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State of Tennessee.---BedfOrd County
Circuit Court FOR said COUNTY, August Term, ls6i
J. NJ. Hix, Administrator &c.

vs. ...t
J. n. BlRn;on and G. NJ. Ray.
Attachment No 81
GAME THE PLAINTIFF BY HIS ATTORNEY
I J and on motion it appearing that the attach
nent in this case has been levied uodn the estate
of defendants, and that the defendants have moved
from the state Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon them, il is
ordered that pubhca ion be mace in the Nashville
Weekly Union, newspaper published IN the CITY
of Nashyi le for three succ We weeks the last OF
which put licahon shall be al least week be ore
dsnts to appear before the Judge Of our next Cir
cult Cou.t TO be held for Bedford county, at the
Court room in ths town Of ShelbyYlle, on the first
Monday in December next, and In-p and there 20
plead 10 the attachment in This cause
copy test JAMES Il. NEIL. Clerk.
+ b. CoLDwEtI, Attorney for Plaintiff.
noyl-Itd3w. Prs lee IS
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.
OCTOBER TERM, lscI

William II. wisensr sr- Petition 70 remove
Thomas @. Mosiy, Admir-. &c. Administrator.
In this cese Il sppearsng % he Court that Thomas
q Molly. the dtlerdsnt b a Nonresident u the
state Of Tennessee 30 thst the ordinary process az
Law cannot b served on hun Il j ordered That
publication b. made Ia the Nashville Weekly bhi1Hs
neasEapor published IN the city a Nashville for
four successive weeks, requiring Sad aosiJ % an
byviBe on the Art H0ndsy in December next, 20
plead answer or esrnur 70 eornplainanfs petition
or the same WI b. taken - confessed aed SET icf
hearing pdrft. JO5- H. IhVsit5.,N
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Administrators Notice.

HAVfNG BEEN QUALIFIED As ADMINS
Ii tratar a Hugh FrAnstadt. deceased, All per-
sons indebted vii please cali and SET Those
; ay{nq CLAIMS against the estate Wih Ole them to
DE TOE prssonbe by Law or they viii be barred.
Nashville, oct sl.lssa. IOctxs-Im
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State of Tennessee. County.

Circuit C5tl1t for aid County, august Tenn, 1864
Va Attachment No. 1872.
G. L. Tyron.
0tANE THE PLAINTIFF BY HIS ATTORNEY,
I ami on nnouOn, it appearing to the Court that
the Attachment ia his cause has been levied upon
the eta Of the defe dant and that said defendant
has removed beyond the Inn t. Of the s. ate Of Ten
nessee so that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon m, il is ordered that publication
he made 10 the Nashville Weekly Union, neEspa-
ler published in the city OF Nashville tine last pub
iication TO be at least one week before the next
term Of this Court,) for three cOnse utye weeks,
recurring the def ndant 10 appea at our next Cir
cuit CourJ TO be held for Bedford county, al the
Court room in the town o. ShelbyYlles on the hTst
Monday in December next, and then and there
plead 10 The attachment in this case.
A COPY test JAMES n. NEIL, Clerk.
THos. II. GOODWILL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
noy2-ltd3w. p, IS fee g.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEEN gssEE J

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEENEssREl
NAsaYuLs. ! EsS., Oct q, 1864.
General Order.
No. II.
FTYHR FREQUENT AND UNNECESSARY USE
II Of the Telegraph Wires bY Os5cers at the dif-
feTeHf Posts IN the Distinct Of Tennessee ~ com
muuicating with HeadquarteTs, must Be discoDtiE-
uad.
Ihe wires VII only be used FOR the purpose Of
transmstiug information With reference 20 the
movements Of IN enany, OF for the transaciion Of
important busibess thai requires immediate dis
BY command Of MAJOR General Roussean.
THIS. q. WILLIAMS, A. A. A. 9.
oct3O-lw
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HeImbOId's Extract BuChu,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation. Early
1ncliaaratinyl or A


lndiscrstion, or Abuse,
ATTEEDzD VerrH rsn FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
lndispOsjuon TO Exertion Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, difficulty Of breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Diseases Wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN the Back.
Universal LaszituGe Ofthe Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular System, EruptOns o. the Face,
HOt Hands, Palhd COuntenance,
Dryness Of the Skin
These symptoms, If allowed 10 90 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed BY those
"dieadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none viii confess. The records OF the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths By consump-
ton, bear ample witness TO the truth OF the ssser
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and IN
yigOrate the system, which HELNBOLDS XIX
TRACT BUCHU invariably does trial will con-
vince the most skephcsi.
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DIR. STRICKYlAND's
N4eIIiftuOus
COUCH BALSAM

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT,
~ Asthma ana Consumption. IT il only neces-
gary for any one troubled with these complaints 10
try one bottle Of
StrsckLaaGs NeLhta,Oas Cough Balsag
convince them that IL IS :he bsst prepafGhOaeye
used. Il not only cures the shove affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night Sweats and
Splitting OF Blood, and is 81 excellent gsTcle for
tBy kind Of Sore Throat IL is pleasant 10 take and
safe medicine for infants. Price % cents per bot
For sale by Druggists generally
Sold in Nashville, Tennessee, by Forbes 4 Ste
phens, Janney Co., q. W. HendeFshott & Co.,
HemoYille Co., and K. W. Hssloek.
GeLeIslDepot, 6 East Fo1rth-street Gincinns
aD 81
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

NOW Is TIE TTlEK TO sUBSCRLBKf
now Is THE TISdE TO sURSCRIBsI
NOW Is THE TINE TO sUBscRIBEI
RoR Is TBK TINE 10 sURscRLBRl
ONLY q 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY q 30 FOX THREE MONTHS
ONLY 81 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY o. 90 FoR THREE NosTK2
Which viii embrace the Entire Period
Of the Impending Campaign.
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the day aforesaid, under the same rules
and regulations hereinbefore prescribed
and at such suitable places 0s will be
convenient to the soldiers, who are
hereby declared entitled 10 vote Withe
out oath or registration.
In testimony whereof I, Andrew
- johnson, Military Govern
or OF the State of Tennes-
LIS see, do heielnto set my
hand, and have caused the
- Great Seal Of the State to
be affixed at this Department, on the
Both day of September, A D., 1864
By the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest: EDWARD r. EAST,
Secretary Of State.
East Tennessee Counties.
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.

T An AUTHORIZED TO ENLIST AND CON-
II plete Regiment Of Cavalry Cor The United
States service Thee Hundred. Dollars BocntY
Will be paid-ts each recruit One Hundred Dollars
on the day Of muster ng into the service, the re-
mainder Ia one aud two years
Nov - the time far the Young men Of this section
o. the State 70 show their patriotism and honOratly
avoid serving in the militia. No expense OF paias
viii he spared 10 TT,size this one 81 The best and
most effective cavalry organizations in the service
Arms and equipments OF the best quality vi be
furnished 50 soon as mustered IN, and the COM
nand vii be mounted ss Oon IS the horses can be
procured
For further information apply 70 John W. Thomp-
son, Sheibyville, John W Ga borne, Marshall
county, or % mfseh $1,000 -
ROBERT GALBRArTH.
sholhyville. Sept 18th, 1854
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A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER,
A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER,
A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER.
A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER,
FOR EIGHTEEN sIXTY-FOUR
FOR EIGHTEEN SIXTY-FOUR
FOR EIGHTEEN SIXTY-FOUR.
FOR EIGHTEEN SIXTY-FOUR.
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in THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, IS
CkOWNING HIM WITH SUCCESS IE
OTHER STATES, AS IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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TO rEsE PEOPLE on ARKANSAS.

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Gpctial Nolires.

T,ruty-~econd Wnrd-A regular nrebgg Of q"
tXStir WARD Z MON ASSOCIATIONS " I'D be- held q no
,6sg glb.. ON WEDNESDAY, ENENlNu, FrD. j. al
O'Clock a H. INpi' mn ~ '''''''
, General Society Of Mechanics aud Trndes-
men of thr City oi Newly ork.lIhe regular meeting
10 Sr.fv " IN be- held Mechanics Hall No. AZ Broad
u,y TINS ~ ednesi - EVENING. AZ one hour a'er sun
srf WILL M VAN NOEDEN, Secretary
The Rev. u. W. Chidnw, the Rev. }. D. HURTS,
i "b,rsvi lprak TIiS ~ ENlNG ia the First Baptist
Cburrh Braoti,u. T.. D.. ~ =! o'clock COLLECTION VA ."
krn tor Si VS. hoo. IN the West aud SOUTH organized by
lie American sunday Schoo. Union.
Tine " his. Siayez.-A Meeting tor Freedom will be- ned
,,.r the lee of hr National Feednens k"ei Assot1
ton n te First Free Baptist Church 18th A. near Broadway
Tuts IN fNiNG al q otiOrA. Gen STRONG vii preside
md a,ldl..ses viii be unde by the Hon HOHAOE bktf-
cOLYER esq.,. and others. Ihe three White Slave Cm'
drsn from Ne-Olraus will be there and aIso the Negro
branded In the forehead with his masters initials with the
nom be u4d to Wcer aud viii participate IN the exercises
sests fee.
Union Central Communicable regular monthly
meeting OF the above Committee will BE- held At eai
cor. OF Broadway and 2Jds, on VliuKSpAi hNtNlN",
| Feb. g. ~ A o. iocs WIN. y. DARLlNb, President
r csssI IT, II ir ngsLAr Secretaries
Liberty Division, No. 2 :. OF t., will hold Public
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb ;, 1864 at a o'clock. 7. Il BAR
MUM ESD aud h. CARSNtiL esq, the celebrated Cana
dian Temperance Orator will address the Meeting Adui'
sion free, AMI oil are invited JOHN MCMILLAN
| A, b. fTCn, Secretary. Chairman
! Anna X. DiciSeu,on at the Academy Of Music. in
| lro1klyu MONDAY EVENING, Feb. r. tor particulars
sivoS senen. uuaor holi u Lee!uScs and Mocns"
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A EnoIgJrsD CoLD may cause months Of suf-

A EEGLgJrgD COLD may cause months OF Sui-
frn; and on3n enl, =, as In Consumption Bronchitis. Or
other Pulmonary Affection Where neglect ia attended by 70
suits 50 in,srouos what justify the careless niGTencs
Of wailqs for cold to set well iisof" II hoso who als
now troubled with Coughs. Cold, Hoarscaess Sore Throat
Co. woId surely avoid tho dreadful suffering Of .he con-
sump,iys i them ,aks at Dr. D. JAMES EEPGCTo
RANT, a remedy who's, efficacy has been established thirty
years. Prepared only By Dr. D. JAY5G SON. Philadelphia
An Dr. D. JAYys 8 Sons Family Medicines are sold in
New York by KITCHEN, TYLER Co.. No Ia Chln5or-,t.
sud No. I IIldfon-st aud by Drugye,is generally
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BROKEN Up.-About GOO persons on Monday.
night assembled in the at me corner oil
90 Sfnes.lpg a dng.fgbt tho pfciminaries Of which
had been in progress for the past ak months 4hs as.
scmblago dispersed before the nhilf came on py
the Twenty third Precinct romeo uiiue' NuP'' iu'Vh
Ings. The match WAS for s2OO "a bldo
FfnR IN FoRTy-TIuRD sTREET.-A fire was
dscoyered al an early hour on Tuesday In the wooden
hm,ding at the corner OF Second avenue and Forty
third street. occupied by John wheeler as nquoI
about slOO The frs is supposed to have b''n tho
work Of ~ ineepiisrJ
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Digc,.sion Of scai sJil'--Clore titJ IsGil-
yoad.-'Gac Police Glnl.


ALBASY. Feb. @. l,;i
The Log lltyr' assembled last evening with
slu numbers in attendance. Tho Senate. having no
quorum a'mJ,. INN .5ia.ely adjourned. Tho Assem-.
BIZ sa f,r gbou. a. hour AID got Though Vi.h cyns.d
cradle OF .inc business.
This being general ord r day. both Houses hsye been
e. CrD,a .a II the Wll. and spent the morning hogr
iadscalslg bills Of little interest. \ bounty bin for
Monroe County was discussed with some warmth
: wa ciamcd b. q repre- sentative from tie City q
Harr..tar that TIE uJya of tie General hO. NY AI
row before the Senate would not apply TO tie case o.
awaiting the pavu.nf OF or bUufios u or.Cr TO sr
out f,r tho fed; and tue corporations 1nd
iniI riIIIl4 Who wore ready % adv dAVe t.t none!
would at do 50 Urt tle ,ct should be authorized uy
special statute Bu 10 was suspected that part Of
Re money % be rl. Was 10 he alp.I 90 ODE payment
Of combinations fog men drafted IN Rochester WHO
Did No ~ 10 tIc AID as the present Legislature ID
tLl7p]7e1 10 sanction s'y -l'h piol .loh %,
money opposition WC 90 once manifested and the OH
faJoi until the Monroe County menb J, coI.n procure
inform ton the point from lone. in tie Senate tla
morning thH BIZ o. issfulo tle action Ui tho super
visions ot E'W-YOTk ia raising money io' i'. dana 's
and other pIrp0cr,. Wa5 oI.a'.d owing 70 o4l'Aai
iesi-g o. %, paI, OF -ae senate.
MORE CITY 81. no IDS.
Sarlfpr Field. introduced Oll tls morning author
Inns ,le construction o. horse railroad Hpu Kings;
and ~.grllh avenue. Ala tract " The Dill ~ r JVACu'
TJL.CE BILL.
Til, afternoon tic senate Committee on tiltR lolls
o. adjourned session tho subject oil the Ne" ok
Iceb.L aud uu..-a some eu13e- change o., pan ID. 4
ye-es the bD vii bc ported VIII The io-r toi-HlI'.
SO1eis named la, week, VIZ, bergen, Acton jones
Nr, Wcilarra7I1g boon lore al! day, veIy busy en-.
rasCd IN IrtLJnh9rn5 -caD'i' o. we b-'''oI'. i'
p'5Suas bl. wr4y- n! pe.cal-i'.e eA.-I 30 III %
Cd ggIaITt.
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NEw-YORK HETORCAL SOCIETY. 49, The
regular monthly meeting Of this society was held last
evening" al tic Sycictyl Hall, on Second avenue and
notwithstanding the uapfomiaug state Of the weather
q hrge audience Was 10 attendance, Frederick De
rc,stcr President in Ito chair. On tho recommonda'
lion Of TIC Executive Committee the society determined
to commemorate by suitable acts and proceodings the
tvo.hundredth Anniversary 81 the conquest OF NoW-
Nch.rIand I'm lC6f The paper Of the evening was
read Inv VIM. j. Hoppin on Tie Existing Portraits Of
Ancient lIi1torlcal Porsouagcs" aud a beautiful
production fl Of leaning and eiO9nencc IL Was 70
rciy.J WIN pregt euthudasn by Ito society. sug-
eestipu Tor suitabe memorial to John Howard Payne,
presented at the last meeting. was renewed by Dr;
Gardner whose proposition on the sunl' was re'fIed
10 the Executive Committee. Inc pioeo'"l1Rs VIoubh
out woIo exceedingly MtCrcstinB.
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rnrcrtn,nmrrt, Til, nnr and Erening.

Tor Etlya Of tir1fs alG time 0f -'HcH sSr a4fy
us.rr.fi on 0tiSr cl'Bnl'O r"Piprf.
WALL tg 8 7HFarFR- Married Li's.
ActDaNY oF MUsIc-Upu Giovanni.
NIn4YH rAloas-i .si-h OIers-M.l't1rh
~ INT4.a GAHuIa IT,. 20 Ut Leave Nan.
UITAPIc TIiEATtR-Eal o. q China 81 p-N'fspp.
B4ryU. Dr. lius Dpr' Nhlt'li.t ifHiln's ilushilj
"a, AaHrEsu - .stsIKGI-l direction y Animate
LE0AuyAf AHgluI HE,rgK-E t.s.tf.ll tc.iJrA,u-r'.
PtaUkHH -f'E H...V ..ar.
o1rsa IssrlItTf-l. cotton aui tl~ Oi f'k'
I.avks GuEkr tIECU. -LowrIJ u, lr's. Eapat.n.
fl0pE lIAFEL- :. Mammoth st-Itls0J !.ir91.
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DIED.

! r-,.ff , N..t.i.f. = ~. C,,,tv ff oil q i,d,v
49, $3.50 ~ = ~. A q -. month. 81 M
D's.' - on nora Nn ,i - 't' go . 49, a. "a
Ga)si t'' -, N,'.- ~ ~ ~ 49,, ,,,,,b. al N
dta' VIZ. ~ aiu . -, ~ 80 Ia IN f,,,e-iv q,
oneida County r.. 4.
rpo,yX a, w., Farm, m Toesl,v Feb ? sN,rs .lort
me-. -. d,n.jtey OF Nm. sta.th a.l Ana ID.
E,,,,u in M. OK wear of hera.e
Ie te.isas sni n-ud. invited attend the funeral
s.rvces at S. AIMS Church. Morissis on Ihur-jay tie
an inst. ~ y r. Carriers vii be IN woiius az hct
La''. On !'I H.'''" "'''.' '' '''''' w.
BELOW Sat ."'p"." ~ ~ On Innu''-.y III, II pr
Hanit. ii.'-n,'' h"H'"'' VINO ''' '0 nv '
CO>oN LR-N M.riboro, Monmouth County, u j. On
Monday. tc6 l. 1rnl' v Co'o5'r '-'i oi yoaI'' ,,,l
Tho fr,ae, and relative ho" loik aug '' ny Y, lnyl1,
toHtt.ld hs fuusfl ur ilu'siay th' lu H- "i 70 100
o. u The Awboy lolt lrHsrs ooi OF hhIr'iN hit''' ~
o-s,ta NJ. cf1hurAay anI 'u "'d.e.lay afternoon =.
O'Clock o." hr.pNi ooN '''''.'- ' ''' WV "
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Arrival OF Sen. ROsecrHns-Eais Recep-
tion-Gc1, Grant ia TowH-1iil Hilary
rIat,crs-Dupiicity Of blair Men-s''T-
ing Nnr OF lhe leo.


ing way OF ibe leo.
F.5n D.. sp.:jl Correspondent
81 LOUIS, Jan. q, 1854.
ui>1:,,. W. S. POsecrals arrived here to-
dsy nom Cincinnati. md ail Immediately assume com.
nand Of tins Department. The long doubt and delay
T.. therefore. ended. and Cen Scloled IS removed
Tie joy which viii thIil all loya hearts at this MtcA
reacs i, aozprcssiOe There IS hope for TIE future in
tins change and the day when the hiends Of Slavery
o-e booor,i and is ouemes punished under a subor.
di3ete Of Abraham Lincoln It is hoped win re-
turn There is much u Ie done TO restore Tie condition
Ds,.stmen. to consistent order with tic policy
OF freedom. but il is believed tie work VIII be COM
ilolcod Immediately and 90 forward I'll Missouri 10 'e-
deemed from PRO Slavery military rule.
Con. Rosoo5ans wls net BY depptatO0 Of citizens
Consisting Of the President Of the Union Merchants
Exchange tho President Of the Common Council and
StLcrs. OF some distance nom the city. His arrival
~ uisde known 20 our citizens by salute from aTt
lcry and military procession formed Ender Brig
Con Clinton b. FISK 10 escort the now commander 10
liza bgtel An exchange Of oOuIie5os passed between
fte Gereral and tho Committees and this afternoon at
O'clock tho Common Council ID expected TO wait upon
him in a BODY and tender their respects. serenadt
tonight under tie eUspces Of the Germans VIII take
tges and tomorrow Cen. BOsCcruns VIII quietly Settle
down into the routine Of his new Once Wbere he may
accomplish wonders IN moldlng tne sentiment OF lA'
State into O unanimous support Of the 0oNcfInt4t
Naiort,ou Grant arrived ia the city several days
ago and has Of course been tie hero Of the hour liz
was called here By a telegram announcing tie danger
Gus illness Ofbis son but the period OF danSer hS'
passed when he arrived. Several cI.nels NANNY
fIsybank politicians. lave rendered him ,compli
nentary dinnor which lie Las accepted. Jt WIZ con-
OF tonight AZ first It seemed 90 n the design OF l
prime movers was 10 make the eutegtani0ent PaIt'
San affair aid pending IT. origin proposition 10 ~
Guide the Mayor aud city officers among the eubscrlDer
- the mplmenGry letter rejected IDS loalte
paused Considerable tall and huay the Committee o
Invitation forwarded Tickets 20 the city officers 70 ID
present Gen. Grant bad visited several placed IN "
CITY. and last evening sereDadod, but AL efforts
response Ia that be made speech In his lie, an
never will. The politicians who IRE trying 20 use Gen
Grant for their selfish ends Will ind that he under
tands thoir teOtics qGlts ~ well tho tactics Of III
fsbelS. Gen. Grant hes announced bis intention
cave nero next Monday.
1horo u considerable indigestion On ecQouIt VI IN
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Patents. Patents. Patents

No.,rs MUM Co.. Publishers OF "Ihr SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 90 at Attorneys for securing Ia
tt. for new invention. iu this anl i foreign countries
Ne.sr. NJ ~ GO. have had seventeen years expert
enc. IN soliciting pate aud have acted attorneys ior NOES
tlnn 10000 inventors.
Psnpae, containing the Patent Laws and other nportsS
information for inventor. furnished zee. on apptaton
rou.uif,ti, N and advice nee Addps, m Co.
), Park row v W OF cor and 5thss. Washington, d. -
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Doors and Windows, halt the fuel, and are nNrsie
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Agents wantcd cyeryu here.
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Papers favorable to DO cause please copy.

MARINE DISASTERS. marine disasters
for January show On aggregate Of thrtyfyo vessels
OF thls number, six were ships six were barks six
were briggs fifteen were schoOners, and two were steam
ers. OF the above, three were captured and burned
three were abandoned at sea- and four were sunk Tho
total value of the property lost destroyed and aban.
doned "a estimated at one million nine hundred end
twenty seven thousand five hundred dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Capt. Kennedy Of the
steamship City OF baltimore, H. e. Calhorn OF Bridge
port and j. H. Appleton of Springfield are at the
Everett House.
DR.. Gray j. W. Walcott and vie ent L. Aiion. Of
Boston: s. b. Cron1el =. T. Harrington A. Hunting.
don aud j. Z. Griffin Of the United States Army \.
d Fdgarton Of ToIt Wayne S. >. Hitch Of 81. Louis.
and W. Hatch Of tie United States Navy arJ at tho
IInh Avenue Hotel.
q. $ s.eduan Of Cincinnati J. II. Curtis. z. Nor.
riu and g. r. UPTON, II Boston. : Alden and son oi
Cohoos 4. wing Of Albany J. II. B-t;ci Of Psoy!
Icncc, AID f. T. Remington snl ID. g. Dac u PniiH-
dolphin are O., tie Aston House.
judge Gcckwit aal vile OF henlHcAyi Dr Aver "
Io,gcl Mas Lieut.. Ford onl Lieut.. coburn II the
United Stet,s Army n %. Fly ~ Philadelphia q. 4.
scott of Nfgul, a. J.. Martins az Louisiana aud Il. H.
Browning u lafayette Ind, aye a. the 81 Nicholas
!ic."l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

FATAL AFrRty BETWEEN B"is.-N about
five O'Clock l.s evening. quarrel occurred between
Two bon named Richard Fairbanks and Michael II@
r,uH both of whom worked ~ tlc twinc fctory Of A.
it, Iiart & Co. 90 uc corner Ut White ond Ella streets.
.b9gc tig New.Uarcn Depot The dlmcu.'y arose IN
regard 70 debate about some apparatus u'ed by the
i.,s Which Fitzgerald bad tllon away from Fairbanks.
Ile alal sent 90 obtain procession Of tho Instrument
when Fitzgerald struck Lin aud Knocked him down.
Ilc then stuck bin again. and n the scul'e which en'
,-cd Ilfz.rrd Was stabbed In the Efon "ith a sioe
.,li. b. ,5s ina Tic hand, Of tho other boy. The m
iu,I bay ns Immediately tltcu o. tho NoW-hork Hos
IifI lv OGoor Gaidcn, but died before reaching Inc
ia.b.tal Fairbanks, who II bat - yruh OF age "d,
ARRESTED bY Ouc0g BTcnn1n ui ODE oAtb iIt,iu'I ana
btll 10 await the CCIOueTs Iuque.i.