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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
DWORTH's FUNDAMENTAL IN
THE SEW-YOPK SIMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is pub
shed every II ESDAA ard FRIDAY.
CONTESTS o, NO 1864 piaRcH e2l

Contests OF NO 1904 INlRcH e2l.
Ls.pIss AgrIoLEs-Gen Cellsus Friends Rebel Plo'sI
Keluoky IrG.oS.i ~, @ress rrofeS r SoPIsrtssa
kmprr; Romantic Journalism; The Iealth Oa,5T ,ooliIa-
ton tlspssd Editorial Psrarsphs.
WAh NEWS SUnasnY-Ihg apartment Of The Mississippi
From Cf Buiers AImyi The Army Of he Foomari from
Gen Ssers army fIsn he Frontier DEPARTMENT Of The
GfE1E.L NEWS srnsARY-Ncw.io'.i Domestic hi'c'l
Toa,giss NEvs susxAsY-Europe, America
lsfoRTASr lRo. JArAs--ConefPoIdsnce OF Ths ". J.
ISrsLuosscs mon RIcHxoSD-Couespondsnes Of N.
rHp GKASD Ro1L or HosoH.
TG0r MT,lCo- oues pouf'nce ofThs y. V. THb.B,
THIRrI E.aEgH CoS6EEss-Fn,F sEsaIoS-Proc eeiins,
N mo Senste sId liouse Of Heneseuis.i'c,.
NEg York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m 10. SeDst, md
B0rse o. Hep.--ens'iyes.
TRox WA.mISeTos-spceil Di.psie,e. 70 The y. Z,
Inn sHKRsaS TxrrDITIoy-Further Particulars n A..
ri9s,, s,d s.tcrss Nc" ,he Amy H isd; ire ts.'
rival Meridiln and Whist W.. There Done, re R-u.n;
Cs7s sArnshesi The Grand Kesais' Correspondence oi
FFos CnHo AND ByLos-core-pondeuee OF Tie y. 4.
OBiT .nY-'G1,a Lac Nv Then Merriam; Dr. Msriu
FhiGRATJvY 20 IDAHO-Adv.ce by MAJOR ticn. Pops.
PGE STORY OF ELIZABETH: Jsie--hy h-s TisrArIay.
IoiSG VISITING ~ ESTr.-IoTe'poi1dence u The y.
Y. 1ripuBe.
Puos. iiuxiE, on AIR NlsRo-COiIsspondsn. Of Ibs
fsos Loypoy-Corr esponlencs ofTlsE Y. r.ieuu,.
tBOa NoHTg CiEoLIN.-f'"cniy iogr NchConim.sioi ID
0fce aud rTye,c7 OF 'ae Second Regiment North Carol
Noau-efs iung by the l"oe II lsn,son 1s Qae,tGs
f-.e ltioIt pOucgnT- Oi ~ 10 ~ y. 1rbiDs.
SCIENCE AM AKF-AmeIcsn nsitut,, Polytechnic A..o
cissio.
Anicrrrra,L sIAiIsncs-FrOm tho Report Of ihe As,;.
c.i.i ~, Department.
4 su6GgsroS ~ AsHIouLTusAL socnny.
4 NETEpsS GOsg.
G.PgvPED ErBtL CosEssPosp' scs-- Dstfes. and De-.
poiarnry; Prayers for TeIIninstlJn Vi tho Wa.
fHE All ~ TBE 20. IN WFsT.
Lars SoCrssKS Ngws-i.Itrsc', from S1btle-n Paper.
HOz AlfriCO.
WAsHsGr1ys HUrspw ~ ST. fyIyK.soss-Coue
sgcadIco OF ~ r y. y. iribpue.
Tan Hex. EFyERDy JOHSsOS
IlsOa fAlJIVESJA
Ppp JytI-
POLITICAL
WAR ITEMS
tIFS Avs.
fsf1CrLI URAL iYEss
AlIsCklLlNfoUs lTkp..
MtBniAors AND DEAIyz
CossyBClAI all u, pos. tie STOCK Money Cotton
GIeG, and Cattle Nskss specially Reported Inc n. y.
a. ibuIf.
Fhnn--One Copy 10, year. 81. Two Copies
S2l 80.
t'f.C"b al Twenty, We ,,n9 az k,tscspy.
bet.~ JBE TRIBUNE, N.v ye,h
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GENERAL MCCLELLANs REPORT.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
OfyICs surhKiHTf YDKYf frsfiC PsiNrqs,1
NasBIyaroS, Hsrrh :. Isol I

-, NstbISSfos, Itrri :, loOl y
TO tbr Editor u a.. Amy aud Navy JolfGsls
Sis; IN your srre ia reI'ion % ~. o1rs. Iusd- BY The
pnohst Of The private EDITION ~ G.n Hc eans Report
~ important us.er bad ben oui''sd ~ ths Gg,efnu.l;
cJf'on' yon ssy no o.ly OMISSION u tho .ulo.iuz:
~ NiH he i.Oni what ltH ire 1-lssf that oct
tim" net eood 10 sYoid din mo.g the Poinnn-
ioit NE Trnr'a ~ Tie support fLs Amy Of i-e,1
o. Fo! houfJr Newport Ns.s Il o-.own. rsrai.fs 81
Fort hloDIo7 yss nm, The army TAD ali.
aud Thai ~ IA! -iysi r. Arlsblfis len uoih7 IN ny
power nh''S. - lorasfd supple. and 10 Con
Jor- 'ent with TO ,o"p That moved "a The carafy
''n'd gr Lf d, eyra s,t ont mon
~" M o. ht 'ausy rusa. With The P'syo srd camp
SAifd o. 'aagaTtf-, r"'sinlif 'ss tau lLlasi
Li'y o. whom wer" odeEes luydlis Tasnbe4,o "a band.
eci a' hfaagu rteTs ''s,s thd arrived wore ant -
WI 'V"tl's rnd HmnuniCt none bif q !sflsi r,r 90
move i' A-dqu4rris camp Tae sqiudr,. thu habtu Us
e' ~! pc sonsl e'coI ws- r - ialm9lh wish irt
D. lNf'o-i . ~ vas del, 's.. IA Casslry."
No", hsa Jo !esd p-Es IN Of tie Report a. printed :, tn.
,o Would h'yr i9nnd thus NeEy piia;isph y in a, ito
'fF P7' a. shown ht Nr cours, ttst 40 ufsi.,o.
" zoe man, shrr b. III NsF D'pIrnsst ~ furnishing co1,
" ~ t"'S once ~ piin'lns 70 iQIfs, Ar.,
join u. DEfREE9
49, fut-!lnridenl oi fahiir III otng.
Ilr Iehled onis.ipe VII he u. al ps.- GU vl THE
EIbILhoH RECORD EDITION, Wild. l. "a .ract co,,,
o. the go 'fhinfn "5i0u. end IL compete n oA- yvl,
with map snd psnf Of
m. Delci..s 81 Acrsfgsn [ Esfe II q ,;.1,, r'un.
tn1 HTp s'f"s 10 y or. b''e a. Turkey Hidsa
Ils De .ege Of Anll ID y. tls OF Mr..rfu mn.
May 1857. Rail. ~ rf..t,.'s Il !.
Rebel WORKS ard B,,,j.. o. So ~, go.
fisd Mt Niian.-hurr
Price 90, IN edition Clo,h Sih S.. P,r,r,i, ~ g..
For .Lr ~ 81 eo"ss lea. and nsE.n.eA. Cvpes ,e, es
Pnb 800 gt The oh,-s % fiiE REBELLIOS RECORD
No al bToslgsy.
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On. Cory 'or Ore Year. 90
Two topics for One lrsf................... >. -
Ind JyG Cpy, grG IS, j r'ecy Csb ~ TIN susscgis
pKs 81 - 20 eaol. ~ n C,Ii.. fy5 -. -
HaJp-rs Magazine sal Hsspr'- Weekly, Together 81 N
HARPER = BROTHERS, Prbl.'..-s.
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NEW-YORK uIUS

H TRATED SEN S.Starliug Novel; -. Graphic, Au,i
kg lnsToye aud - ting lDpicisa. Fashions by MIIo
DEMOlEsct iii-It sing and valuable i~rsy Mats = DO
noe ial % ibis 1--we conpeh,hsve uaii2s and family
Ns~kS NsHspspe, Of ~ Tits. sold ,yeTyw- cslis
nosied ne receipt Of pi'c; y'ery ~ 30 NO ~ Beys
rnapt fNeyBJdy 'd it- vie we "a cse .'1t. over ts
sp'esdf Has rated l;d 'efssin. pspsr srd theD'sdge
10 b. be beet pabshsd D. reel lie SD ineBss ie
81 desirable tiara has vii sl, ycl. Do nos ii TO
80 for yotis- Geisn edition is issued 90 tie .an-
&A<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

sT'HE "SPILlT or THE FAIR"
II A Ddy Mes paper j be % lis 81 during the
t.srce Of the metropolitan air ed ,nll the Fair build
Ma Copies nay also be hsd Smcisif iouseys No III
No sa9-s, wher su5s e series OF Twelve
bes 81 81 % VII be- le.yed ifu TIE co'ury. SnbsTip
t0us ~h $50 b. tbsr o. 20 6 Broadway. Miller
Ms-ws's 30. IJ7 hiOs4~sy; Es1iop's. 80 s5J Broaa
way Miert No. 5s b1 .ansy; Apps'o's No. 80 Broad
way Root Az ouy - Nssssp end Pine SITS.
Beside tie daily Bulletin " the Fair efd las o! con'rhu
ser. the Spirit Of ~ fsf ~ eon5n b.l.i sAeich~.
By fyg and prr esa !sprTs rom Bryant, M. ksu,he
Nh hirklsyd A.- Hope Tom. d. GasDsY.n, bancroft
hacieu, Tue1rman. Boxer, Losel aud o,nrr d,hogisia
&rfers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
InAio.-A NAP Of IDAHO Just published

Z iJNiiO.-f hhi va 'pN''D Jt'' f''''','
~ J. T.. CANitBEIi & Bsunock ty, hrs.y hoand io
, s, sent io7.psia on r.c-ip, Of SOC Pnce pr dozen
: Ndlsc-, }. /. CAMPBELL Pos or q Bo1 ". 5d'j
Cares1 IN. fcund ct al SeSs DesltTs aud Book Sellers an,
:hr Or airy. o..
hoassud tsel,, wanted 20 "snvs town. snd rite. ~
go. re.- d, 20 ord ,ok entitled SiI Months in 90"
r., 90 Raso,is Of H. a." 1.s bcuk l. defised !oT "a,
dhors,uds Who gop1 to Tie unc ssw,l ssio. he
J., .rrsu's Ad1r-is above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

rJ,UREE PRICES FOR A NOVEL I,
EPEs SARGEST5 GREAT BOOK,
PECULIAR,
ich coDLnos be the leading novel Of the % selling
al tho following peculiar" prio,s:
NOT ONLY
are Thousand. Dd II thousands Of eope, being bous In
this country 1t ri So
IN ENGLAND,
where Il les reprinted by tho London Pnhhsrs Hurst
Elsrle in the usual three volume style, rice 20 L. I'd.
and where even at that peculiar price the demand 10
molE
~ DIME,
whore the Fnrsh copes no blosi,dod though the So"
Ing price in gold /. about sf and al ist
"pecuiaI price 10 wonder the Rebel ss'oefaey ru,h
the boob and ue cubsto b H. for s's re;d every
where merit aud hetr Of 10 won
MUST HAVE 1T
az any prico, even II ped in " .feenbs,s.'
ASOTHNR EDITION Just ready, and Il viii be neIt on
before hall tie orders supplied Every who desires
70 hop Up b the best cou Of the Day sTe,dns OF VIII
,.5d PECULIAR,
hsDdfome Cloth bound novel at 8 "a
CARLETON Publishes Sewiork
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ERoM FIFTEEN TO FoRTY.FIvE; or,

- ihlh1 bENlS Wy fEMb'b III D.. 1fne tue tfl"
a u'e beat boob icr popular o. hish-d. Every
iauiN shOllc have COP. Price by ma l3. 'I':p
tos 50 =, WM WOOD Co. No 81 Nt,i.'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

NOW READY, the PORFR ATT MONTHLY,
ID" io' nHm6sf 70 APRIL sgh PoIt ga B.osra
pines 81 'rir', Statesmen, pyEs-. tic 20 tboib unon
hhd r'rltsr Bach nunl %. always L.nd -.ibsrrip
81 II r.... q, aLs,, or tie psb..h.rs
THOMAS H. hEGOk1 Co., No 90 BssL nan. w.. N V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
fine ARTS.
BOARD anb Rooms.

AT Nos. ia, l76, and I7S BleecAer-st., sl1
n blocks ives, Of Broadway, Plesssn! ROOMS FGK
SIsHED With excellent BOARD. rom rs N $40 per yeel.
Families accordingly. Transient bosrdeFs ~ 20 prr day
Il NIsuYp PARIOR On FIRST floor 20 q gentleman aud his
wife ten City Han Apply st No. - Pe-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

NlNELAND.
lANDS.-J0 Ell wsn'irr FArNs.-LsIfe md tlrisins
smrn' nd snd hes .ul tuste - uo s"sh 81 Plts
depais 10y riurosd Rich soil prcHces ars- csoir. vhwh
b. growing: 20 s6 SHcre tflrfs, - ron W.
40 pei pc ,be a louE good snss o o.
u,s and Others; churches, school j good
society IL the imrsoy.g p.srs te't o' h"'t
iudrrl, sfr seln. sli building, Tho beatty with which
the pae laid out Is unsrps,-ed Letter. answered Papers
conisniny eporf' sid gvur f Information VIII u .n ;itv
Address CHARLES X. LANDS ine.sDd 7. u, taht*sb'
Co., New'Jerrey
Prom Report 81 Scion Robinson, Az I'd. Tiiolnr.
III 10 ono Of the most - en-ye krtle traits in sn mou
level position aud suitable condition pleasant f.Ti - h
we k.o " Of thi. side 81 the Western PIsre.."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

The Twenty Seven Volume. Of the Magazine eoutsiu
ssnvAent dian two hundred dDoie limo 70 unes.
Bes OF ,L' is Of peEaeH value. complete set Of the
Magazine viii therefore b. a desrahs
v,ss p1bhc school library. The PLbfhoss will furnish
tbe- SETS neatly bound In Cio'h oT Ole Dollar and Eighty
xrht Ceut. per Volume $50 &c for the WHOLE Cts The
E.ssh 70 be psid By the pJ The iooun Of mat
3d. with en- equsl lrbr Of II ~ ;ons u-d in ociunIy
volumes would cost sn Three undred Doh "a My
stx volume viii b b. mail pOsi 3D. to- sny Vszi ofthe
Unaed States Tor Two Dollars sGd iy Cent? uy ~ ss
Rpube1 ior twenty-five Gents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

NOR SAIE-1hrer-,tory basement aid cub .
i cellar ! ,o.su-.,o.e 'front.' HOUSE and LUr
between .tl sud bhsy-. butt IN tie best ,'Ttr,A
paved With ia cum pAss' Ia Mediate po.ss->a .h Oo-
! al il desired. FOR ,lrtcllsTs, spplyto
kLLENk BhOkk y, No. "a Ba9.swsy.
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w worth $500. terms easy; asio!y sDt i,t i'own
stone bs-rnirn' extension, ss cianG .rFs hth "h'f
closets, stationary wssnb hot rnd cod Strl Abs'
Disptl-s tlsoug hou stained d4T finished "a bsIeso"s
So r. Nc. = President sogh Brooklyn thnt no b. irou
hantpUay f,fY which bd- at foot o. Ia soN ~ ~ L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
~ tht 10 not Fiction entitled.
1.-THE NATIONS SIN AND PUNISHMENT"
TIE HAND OF GOD VISIBLE IN THE OVERTHROW
OF SLAVERY

TIE HAND OF GOD VISIBLE N THE OVtNTHKUW
OF SLAVERY.
BY A CHATHAM,
Who had resided over thirty year IN the South -
T. Nolr. 10 Inscribed 10 the Chfist'en Church. With
ont di.tnction Of denomination ssl will b. Trad with psoht
by az. u contain, ooopet. Analysis VI the Peculiar insi'
fsifi1T-
Tic Christian Ino sencos says able end Iu,,~crhy
volume cscuaed 20 do good IGso sea" I'D snoad
therefore b. Sidcly circulated
limo c,n tI2a Sent pot free 70 any .dl-s, r-cet
Iric. Addr-ss ". DOvLADN, No. - Nsiser-.t, or.
lo,k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

BISHOP HOPKINS Great Work on
ID SLAVERY will b. pabhshed THURSDAY, h'rch@.
vol. Emo. I1cs I'll D. Sl by mall Tree on Trceip; Of
ysne W. l. POOl1;Y Co, Publishers,
No 81 Pe-.ls,. lI.-n Is k.i.dirg Nen.No-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

LOR SAIE-ADout jtI LOIS IA UhC bIot,
a!.l % g1;l-st betw i.h and aihays.. - -iA
fronting ID. Genital PaEk These lots N- City ,i'a
VIII d, sold % g-ihrs ~ hy the block.
Al.o, ~ lots on Is,-av. t3.h and t9h-sts
Ale, r. lots 49th-,'. north side between ,t st . ave
for farther Hsrt.,rll- srpiy 10
ALLEN 4 Brown
Nc g tscysvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

HIVE YOU SEEN the American Gard
Company new TNIOS PLAYING CARDS, NATIONAL
EMBLEMS. Inry only tie prettisst Cards made
sui they suit tss popular dea- The suits EAGLES
SHIELDS, STARS, ard FLAGS. COLONEL IN Pie Of
King GODDESS Of LIBERTY ioT Ouesn, MAJOR Tor Jack
an tbs games BE- played osay with cards beau.
Foreign Embleus Two packs. IN ELEGANT cord ease,, 'eu,
postpaid, on receipt Of ~. Adde'S AsIFRIcAN CARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
HOUSE No. I33 Henry-st. Brooklyn, FOR
IrDsON RIVER PROPERTY @r sALE.

. i Of IAGhANGE-'o ntanlne 49, acres, via riir7r
.iys wacE front saicd ~ Nerp-ngh- Poia N.s, -
onny. 1Ls pup1y very 0.c 20 the r, snc NJ
be .ed low foT su Investment Apply ~ h. q. LnChk' NO"
20 Pire-.'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

..oop md s.vty, 25y6G 90 hs toe bc, il ieh't
between sa, sni rsiuspse. Ills lioase tnes
In ding nv -,.le n md the utmost tsben IN
IT, ion liz doors the ps'0r ,ory ~ fossw'od
pseng 4 sous are OF the noscostS And -s'
h.,ns sDs = ul very modern ii1pIo, tbJo oa
~. ho', Il ch-r-d ioI sse Ito ! sb."t so '.svs
c,S iiUaER MORO AN, SO ro..L
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L'oR SALE and EXCHANGE-OyeS a mi
NOE SALE-gO. 0NO a.res IOWA LANDS

o. - huque end Paciiic Grant. yig ts'",sn Iot.
Dodgc, suh ti' Nj. spp R:or. A prsiuau rs'
;'s u 81 d! srl.1ing ,he,e lands. Thry
att, sa ~ accent 70 Cd. DuoGqae end r. 81 ReG To
ierer. aud other- wishing 70 .nisrse Nrtth.l - s
spIrora securities y-ry iss0reble terms O.
me- they VII - caisnsd .0- ai,Ir e-os,ts
Nru.iork ". j.. BARNES A-eat No. -. f., al ~.
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stogy b!.cA hOslS, Win b.scnnnfs and sobs'. SIs.
bro WI hsser snd tginrlins, w1 ulrtrFn - Po"
meut.; 8lr., north side between % snd 1Hi.y' i'f1N
easy IDeui,o OF GEOkGE MARISoh, on IL. p'''s-' on
No. 254 Sou.ns'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

rlfr LlFE or ARCHBISHOP HUGHES, frs, Ar hh.shep
Of N,wNo.kt with ful account ~ his Lis ", bcAlh
and BRlAL 80 well ~ hs services IN al PuIsuitn aid No
cations from his hirtl unil hi, death WITH HIS IOh
TRAIT Price95 cents copy. Agents supplied 81 " 10
\ ~ ,d~.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

EOR SALE. al q bargain, on :. Lawrence
l. River Csusds I0g ACRES LAND Que FLOUR sns
two LUMBER MILLS. Extensive Timber i'"if' never
falling Wseg.pcwel. Apply MI Lin, Ne. ssoo'h " ,
l!sinsi
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lSce also Auction SoL..l

NOR SAIE-The elegant :i-story browE-ston
J. ZION, HurSE No. 20 Cnios.s,.. oiu-'n fo4-t n
Ciln,on-st- BsooAiyn. The house - 'e.i rort at
rear four stories IN the resr basement und't -rtf z,
and 81 mod .nptOy. Til. lot Il JEW '' Tsrl
d. :. Brown. No. .ePes,Sp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-08
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DErARr,rEET, July rs, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that subscriptions will be
received BY the Treasurer Of the United states,
the several Assistant Treasurers and designated
Depositories aud by the National Banks designated
and qualified as DepOsitOries and Financial Agents.
for Treasury Notes payable three years from Au-
gust 10, ls, bearing interest at the rate of seven
and three-tsnths per cent. per annum, with semi
annual coupons attached, payablein lawful money.
These notes will buasnvertibIe at the option Of
the holder at maturity, into six per cent godbe
ngJonds, re.ieeniablo AFTER five and payable twsn-
ty years from August Is, 1857.
The Notes will bs,issaed in denominations of hf-
ty, one hundred, dyo.hundred one thousand, and
I'VE thousand dollars, and viii be issued in blank,
9rpayable to order. as may directed by the sub
seribers. -ift I'D -r. ....-r..
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars, or
some multiple OF fifty dollass. ....
Duplicate Certificate viii be issued for all depos-
it's. Tl,o party iepositius must endorse upon the
original certificate the denomination of notes re-
quired and whether they are to be issued in blank
Orpayable to order whn 80 endorsed it must be
left With the officer receiving the deposit, to be for
warded TO THIS Department. -li AH-
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
# transportation charges as soon after the receipt
of the original Certificates of Deposit they can
be prepared. -
Interest viii be allowed t" August Is on all de-
pOsirs ade prior to that dto, and will be paid by
the Dep artment upon receipt, of the original cer-
tiheatca- ' Z --a-s a-it a. -a
As-ha I..faAIra.s I.,.-.s--t from Auaust IS. per-
sons making Deposit Subsequent to that date must
pay the interest accrued from date Of note to date
Of ,laposis.y -a..3f.ga ga.l-..5 zg--l a.- 1.tr.-
Parties depositlng twenty-five thousand dollars
end upwards for these notes at any one time viii
be allowed a commission Of one-quarter OF one per
cent, which Will be paid by this department. upon
the rceeipt-of I'M ior the amount. certified 70 by
the ofioer sfth whom the deposit was made. No
deductions f0r commissions must be made from the
..l.. $50 .eH ~ -. -..a
deposits. -si s.t5 .a
olheers receiving deposits viii see that the proper
endcsrsements are mada upon the original certif-
eaSs.
All ofhcersuuthori1ed to receive deposits are re-
qussted 10 I've to applicants all desr0di nfOrnatOn
and AFFORD every facility for making subscriptions
w. =. FESSENDEN,
-.l g 9 Secretary of the Treasury
subscriptions will be Received by
ihe FIRST EATIoN tL BANK or CLEVELAND,
OHIO, and SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
CLEyEIsED, O., and ell respectable Banks and
Bankers thSOughOut .he country will doubtless az
Iord facilities to the SubscTibers- au4. .l64dy6wy
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT:
Eastern m Through ARRIVES at AM, and

Eastern Through arrives at A. NJ, and
Eastern way arrives at 9:1OA.M.
Pittsburgh. Through arrives at 7:l5 A. NJ.
do Way arrives Al SO p. NJ.
sandusky Way arrives at HIS A NJ.
Mahoning Way arrives at 5;UO p. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives al go a. NJ, $50 P. NJ.
do Way arrives At $50 P. II. leLL
Western Through arrives at 9:2O A. M, and $3.50
P NJ. q. u v--
Western Way arrives at 2:45 P. NJ
Medina Way arrives at 4.0O P. Al
Rockport, &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays At Il IL.
Breeksville, Bath, &c, arrives Mondays and Fri-
days at 5 p. NJ.
Sharon Center, Granger, North Royslton, &C., ar
rives Mondays and Fridays at p NJ.
Warrensville arrives daily at 1Ol5 A. NJ.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. M.
CLOSING OF MAILS,
EASTERN THRoUGH for Erie, Bunalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, Painesville, Ge-
neva, Aahtabula and Conneant, closes At $40 a. NJ
EAsFERS THEouGH, for New York only, closes At
EASTERN Through, for Eric. Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at 2:2O
Pm.
EAsrERS WAY, for all points between CleYelsud
wEsrERN TnRouan, for Toledo, Detreit. Chicago
and closes at G.UO 2. NJ.
WESTERN THRoUsH for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuqus, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 P NJ.
WESTERN WAK, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at I25O P. M.
CINCINNATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes At LIS P. NJ.
CINCINNATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark aud Cincinnati, closas at lo.P. NJ, Qeaves
at 5:Z5 next morning.
CGSCI SSArrI THEOUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Loulsrili' st Louis, indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
| Wheeling, closes at 5:UU +. AI.
PITTssUEGH THR0UGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
/ ingt0n closes at l2:Z5 z. n
PITTsHURGH WAY, for all points between Cleve-
hand, Rellsvle, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adelphiA, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 1870
| A. M
MAHoSISG WAY, for an points between Cleveland
aud Youngstown, closes at 10 P NJ, Qeayes at 7:15
next murning)
NEDIaA WAY, closes at s A. n.
kockPoET, &C., closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
/ and saturdays, at u 81.
BAEczsvILLE, Bath, 80. closes Tuesdays and
| Saturdays, at A. n.
SHARON CENTER, Granger North Royalton, &C.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A, NJ. I
MARRENsvILLE, closes daily, I0:3OA. III.
EAST CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes daily at 2
] PM.
Mail and Drop Letters are required By law to be
| pre- paid.
An City Circulars require to be prepaid with
> tWo-csnt stamp. -
/ Office open from ESQ A. NJ TO 7:3O P NJ On
| Sunday from A. NJ to lO-2O A. NJ.
f. COW LES,
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Fight Between Two Girls in Church.
Union Girl ihe Victor.

The St. Joseph MO- Herald relates
the following:
On last Sabbath while church was be-
ing held about six miles north Of Albany,
Gentry county, a party of militia visited
the place To secure horses with which to
enter the service under the call of Gen.
| Fisk. A Union girl promptly came for
ward and placed her animal at the ser
vice of the boys, and also pointed out to
| them another fine sLeed which she re-
marked was the property of a secesh lady
/ friend of hers. A Union trooper was
soon astride Of the contraband." and was
about to leave with him when the lady
owner made her appearance and protested
against giving him up. ....
The Union girl urged the soldiers to 90
along she had voluntarily contributed her
horse, and insisted that the secesh horse
should also do duty. At this the rebel girl
swelled up big with wrath, and applied all
sorts Of opprobEous epithets TO Miss
| Union, who in turn "biled over" and
while the steam was up pitched in and
knocked her opponent fat on the ground,
and then jumped upon her and pounded
away at terrible rate. DR.. Wills, ofthat
vicinity, finally parted the Amazons, but
they didn't stay parted, and were soon
blazing away at each ether again, accom-
panying their blows with screams and de-
tiance. Their gay Sunday dresses were
soon in shreds; long, beautiful tresses of
hair were mixed with blood from dainty
noses, etc. - aI
The bystanders, despairing of putting
an end to the row, formed circle and
seated themselves, to enjoy the exhibition
in regular prize-ring style. The combat
ants fought long and well, until Miss
Union seized Miss Secesh by the throat,
and succeeded in stopping her wind, when
she fell to the ground and gave up the BAT
tie. The parties were then duly cared for
|. by their friends TJ at 6.tIf t.-t
10 There is no fiction about this Itaetual-
" occurred at the time and place related
above, as several Of the Gentry boys now
+ here can testify.
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Reported Fighting at Morganzia.


The friends of the I2d Ohio, now at
Morganzis, La, have heard from time to
time Of fighting at Morganzia. A letter
dated New Orleans, July Both, discredits
any fighting beyond mere picket firing,
and says that nothing beyond that Is like
ly to occur without a decided change in
the position Of affairs The rebels have a
force of 1900 to 1900 on the next bank
of the Atchsfalaya that are hungry, rag
ged and thirsting foarfully after the fat
things Of the Union soldiers.
The swampy nature of the country
generally, and especially now, from the
unusual quantity of rain there this season,
makes It exceedingly difficult for the rebels
TO get inty this country in any heavy
force except they come down from the up
per waters of the Atehafalaya, to which
Morganzia is really-the key. Our hold on
the latter place Is, no doubt, entirely Sc
cure.