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St. Paul, Minnesota, claims to be the
greatest fur market in the world, and
supports that claim by the following
list of furry animals killed this season
$500 bufAlOes, $50 bears, 1850 red
foxes, $4,000 muskrsts, 2,25S offers
$40 fitches, 1900 martsn, IS cross fox
and $500 wolves.
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The National Military Journal.
THE UNITED STATES
LRMY & KlYT JOURNAL

Il and Navy, and is the only complete aud aufhori-
tafive Army nd Navy azette IN ih9 United States.
It's articles are frs the hest military writer's IN lie
ooustry, and every Bumbsr elnt4ins correspondence
from prominent 0ficers q ire two Services. It's
alzettes o. Promotions, thauqrs, Diamiss1lr, and
OrIers, arc fal AMI oGcial, and are published 10 no
other journal.
"a fsa PAPER Of Indispensable imp0rtarce 70 the
Army and Navy With whose interests Dc IL thorough
" iienuded aid whose honor and intel ilgsnes Il
-ots 10 represent The aecaraey q ia .nf0rnation
and the ability o. is discussions have also SECURED
for il large and decreasing circulation ameur al.
vifiaus.
Fr1Tn the numerous expressions Of approval tia
Army and Navy JoUrnsi hss awakened ~ tsis Arrrr
~ sc ect only the foliosing:
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Gen. JEFF. c. Davis has been highly
eOmplimented by Gen. Sherman for bis
gallautry, and bis friends in Indiana are
urging bis claims to the stars of Major
General.
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The recent blockade Of ths Ohio has
prevented the regular receipt Of our ex-
chsBges for several days. AZ TIE ie,
commenced breaking On Sunday night
We presume ferry navigation is unob.
structed By this tine; and II so, sh,
mails viii begin 10 run regularly by TO-
usrow.
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ANNUAL REvIEw.-The various corpo-
rate institutions of the land have their
annual review, why should not Local
Editors do the same. Though the items
May not be of as great Importance, we
will venture to claim they are of more
interest than the columns of statistics
usually put forth by savings banks, in
surance companies. and the various Sec
retaries in o. AS cabinet.
The Local of the Memphis Bulletin, to
demonstrate the above, gives as his an
nusl report the following. which is fine
average Of the experiences of all Local
a1ifnrss
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ElertiOn---B sdfOrd County.
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE JOSEPH
B. THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection TO the
Office Of County Ccurt Clerk Of Bedford County
Election, First Saturday in March next jan u
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That young prOdigal, the Prince Of
Wales, has just built = private theatre
for bis wife aud her friends to amuse
themselves Ia.
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DOR RENT-A Frame House suitable for q small
l. Store. For particulars apply at the Office Of the
Nashville Wood Company, "a College street, between
Church and Broad, 70
ERNEST n. BEMENT, 4gt.
XXTANTED by the Nashville Wood Company, TO-
w 600 Cords of good Ash, Hickory and Maple
Wood out or in tho tree, within twenty miles of
Nashville, delivered on either bank Of the Cumber-
land or In easy hauling distance, FOR which liberal
price will pc paid Inquire ct the Office, 81 College
street, between Church ard Broad, OF
ERNEST ~ BEMENT, Ag't
fETANTED-5y the Nashville Wood Company,
w 500 Wood Choppers, to whom liberal wages
will be paid, subsistence furnished, and protection
papers given. Apply to
ERNEST b. BEMENT, Ag't,
"a College st.. between Church and Broad.
ian2ln
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announcements.
For Sheriff

We are authorized 70 announce tho name Of WA
WILSON So a candidate FOR the oflce Of sheriff at
the ensuing March election. jan 19s
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Eolnfers.

A@@@-~~A---~sA - 49, - - 49, = 49,
For the use Of Soldiers.
Il is printed in four eslors, represents
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, oolOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in 3 pastebOaEd tHbe, and can be sent 70
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it 70 his friends, and they viii get
it framed and preserve il as = remsm-
brance.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
L n. RHODES & 90,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted 70 sell the above.
janis-sm
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For Sheriff.
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce 1t. A. A. CARTER,
Of the 5th Tenn, Cavalry, as a Union candidate for
Sheriff Of Davidson County, at the election which
takes place next March. janl5-tds
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New York Custom House Develop
ments.

New York Custom House Develop
ments.
A few days ago Louis Benjamin was
arrested in New York on the charge Of
having shipped goods to Nassau, the ul-
innate destination of which was for the
South. BeDjsman was sent to Fort La
fsyette, and his papers taken possession
of by the United States Marshal. Ga
opening his safe, the check book of Ben
jsman was found, with marginal referen-
css showing that a number OF checks had
been drawn in favor OF A. NJ. Palmer,
Collector Barney's private secretary, for
sums varying $3.50 to $3.50 each. Other
eVidoncies of intimacy were found. The
matter was laid before Major General
Dix, who ordered Palmer arrested and
sent to Fort Lafayette. This was done
on Thursday, Palmer showing much agi-
tation when suddenly taken into custody.
1t is stated that Beniaman was in the
habit of shipping goods to Nassau in
sOms other name, entering his own in the
bond as one of the sureties that the goods
should not go into the Confederacy, and
that the Palmer procured the second
bOndsman-One Smalley, q clerk in the
Office. The whole affair has very bad
look for the Custom House officials, to
say the least.
The Tribune states that the friends
of Palmer ask suspension Of public
Judgment in his case until an inyestiga-
ton is had, and that it will not be diff
cult to prove his innocence on all charg-
es made.
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INSTRUMENTATION County.

WE ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE +. P.
FORT as a candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson
County Election, First Saturday in March next.
jan y.
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Louisville, Ky, Glass Works.
J. 4. KRACK & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF

Brandy, whisky, Vino and Bitter Bottle, Hlasrel
and o.tRwba Wine BOitlea, ind Druggists Class
ware.
All articles Of Green and Black Glassware on
hand, FOR Druggists, Groeers, Family and Liquor
Dealers.
oGico on 81 street, near the Calf Houso, Louis
vile, Ky. jan2o2so
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STORE FOR RENT.

ONE door from the corner Of Broad on College
" street. Possession given Immediately. Apply
70 the undersigned at the firm Of Griffith Parsons
No. College street
jan 2i-Ste D. ". Sam
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United States of America :

MlDDLA D1SIhlCI VI TENN ESSAh.
gTJ HEREAS, on the 18Th day Of January, 1854
w an information TIED in the District Court
OF the United states for said District by Horace
Harrison, Esq. Attorney Of the United States for said
District, wh) prOsecutes well on behalf Of the
United States as Of Joseph X. Dilin, Surveyor Of
Customs against Is bales Of cotton, Of which one
William J. Porter Is the repu'ed owner alleging in
substance that the 9Th day Of January 1854 said
property was seized IN said District, on and, by
said Joseph r. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of customs,
forfeited 10 the United States for causes IN said in
formation set forth, alleged 10 be true, to-wit Be
cause after the passage Of an Act Of Congress, ap
proved August g. 1851 and entitled 'An Act TO con-
scaie property used for insurrecticnary purposes
and after the Proclamation referred 70 in said Act,
hal been made by the President Of the United States
said cotton purchased with the intent 20 be used
in aiding, abetng, and promoting the insurrectiouary
resistance TO the laws Of the United States then aud
now existing, and praying for process TO enforce
the Sc zure and conhscaton Of said property.
Nov, therefore, in pursuance Of tue mOnitiOn Of
said Court, under the sal Of said Court 70 me direct
ed, hereby give public notice % al perfOns concern
eG In interest In said property 70 appear before aad
Court az ne Federal Court Room IN TIE Capitol at
Nashville, on the third Monday IN april next, at 10
O'Clock A. ~ then and there 70 nterposs their CLAIMS
and make their allegations in that behalf
T. 2. GLASCOCK,
Q. s. Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
ian 81
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Faon Mgor- General 7l9ma,.

II viii aIJrd me nun pleasure 81 recommend ff,,
Army and Navy Journal 70 oilszra Ia nay portion ~
the Army, and take this opportunity u orDre.s ~,
eradication that IL desti Is IN such han a.
From Prgf H. Cope, University Of Penn.
good paper q thls kind has lonz been aeelos
Every former EFFORT Wilhin my knos ledge bs4 besn
failure, bat yo9ss promises 10 be a BrIII4as sBe-
cess IL very varied aerTiea inisHgeHca and sciai
informato u-ita ezeeilent articles seieatiGc - ,,f
yet praeiicai-iis hga tone aad liberal ssirif-sre
81 that coold b. dsr5d. The form. paper. an tsus
are admirable ard yeur eva military exp rier 81
VAL Fut Jour Journal In sympzthy will both ofeers
and men IN cur serV Zee.
The Army and Navy Journal il pubarhed every
Saturday. b. ". c. Church. New Yolk, al e year,
lie advance.
BROWN CO., a. oolsgs-st, Nashville,
lanls-im General AGENTS
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Persons writing to this ore to Subscribe
to the Union, orion any otheTlbusiness, should
address their letters to
VIZ. CAMERON & CO., Publishsrs.
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q. S. Military Railroads.
DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Existing
Il between y. n. Alle1, 81 g. FOulk and Z. Z
Bassett ia The Carriage bGsiaes Is this day dss)T
ed BY mutual consent, Z Rassett retiring.
An persons having claims against the nrm viii
present them 10 Allen & Co. for payment, and ali
persons being indebted 70 said fra vii pleas cali
and make settlement. All persons falling to do 50
by the 1st February, must not be surprised or DIS
pleased on finding their ACCOUNTS 10 The 9ands Of an
officer afer that date. + b. ALEN,
r. FOUlK,
i. n BassETr,
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1919 pieces BaggiAg
FOR SALE FOR
Union and Planters Money
AT PAR.
NJ. A. PARRISH & co.
ianGI -2yv
Dancing.

Mar. GOODWIN viii rsueW his school for masters
%, at O'CLOCK, at his rooms, No 49 COLLEGE street,
over l.. r. Beech's Old stand. class for gentlemen
will commence on Monday, January % at ~ O'Clock
?. d.. Mr.. q. will give A COhon party on Wednes-
day evening" 2Sth instant, az his rooms above men-
toned, jan 2l-lW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
S M. pETTENGILL & Co.,
NEWS AND ornEn MArrEns.

The Navy Department has been Informed that
on the 2nd inst. the United States steamer
Wamsutta, stationed at Georgetown s. C. chased
o side-wheel steamer until she ran ashore which
proved to be the Rose, of London, with IN as
sorted cargo. After fruitless effort to get the
Rose afoat, she was destroyed.
By the arrival Of the Northern Light from As
pinwall, We have later news from Central and
South America. 0na-third Of the city of Aspin-
wall was destroyed by fire on May 80. The cx-
citement Peru, Chill, and the other South Amer-
can Republics, against Spain, continues. The
natives Of Peru and Chill are being augmented,
and Peru was soon to launch monitor. The
enrolment of volunteers is also progressing
la the United States Of Colombia an attempt
had been made TO assassinate Gen. Mosquere,
but it was unsuccessful.
In the United States Senate, on Wednesday,
the Military Committee reported the House bill
placing contractors upon the same footing as
persons in the army aud navy, liable to trial by
court.martia SO. The Judiciary Committee
having considered the case Of Generals Baii
aud Schenck reported a resolution declaring
that an officer of the United States whose resig
nation has been accepted cannot be restored
without new appointment.
The steamers Olympus and City of Washing
ton from Europe, arrived at New York oil
Wednesday The pirate Alabama left the Cap
of Good Hope on the 25ih of March, on cruise
The House of Commons has postponed until ih
18th of June the motion for the recognition O
the rebels. The Danish government had an
nouuced that the blockade would be resumed o
the 18th of June. 1t 10 stated that Napoleon hi
sent two commissioners to America to report
the progress Of the war.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
DEFEAT OF GENERAL sruRoIs.

MRMpmIs, June l3.-The expedition under
General Sturgis, which left Memphis June LIST,
is returning. We learn from an officer that
they met large force Of rebels at Guntown,
said to be 10000, infantry and cavalry, under
command of Forrest, Lee, aud Roddy. This
force attacked them suddenly, and most des-
perate fight ensued, resulting in the defeat of
Gen. Siurgis, with the los0 Of bis wagon and
ammunition train. This last was the most se-
we're loss, as Sturgis ran out of ammunition, and
was obliged to destroy and abandon his artillery.
Many of his infantry were captured-the exact
number is NOT known.
Gen. Sturgis' force consisted of 5000 cavalry
and 5000 infantry. This large rebel force is
Supposed to have been en- route to Gen. Sher-
map's Fsar, 70 Interfere with his communca-
tions.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17

GURRILLAs BLooKADED IN A CAvE.-We learn
from Rolla report that a company Of Federal
troops waile sceuting in Maries county, about
htteen miles north of Rolla, come aeross fourteen
horses hitched near the mouth Of one of the un-
explored caves which abound in that region
Presuming from the appearance and caparisOn
Of the horses that they belonged to guerillas,
aud that their owners were concealed near by
they commenced a search for them. Having in
cautiously approached the entrance Of the cavern
they were fired on by the ambuscaded enemy
within, and six Of their number killed. The
Federal troops fred into the cave in return, with
what result is not known, and then stationing
themselves around the entrance, instituted a
blockade. Several hours afterward the rebels
sent out one of their number with flag of truce.
propoaipg 70 aurrender Oh souliliar o. beiuS
treated as prisonsrs Of war. This IprobosnlOh
was refused, and the bearer sent back WitR
the assurance that the death of every rebel 10
the cave had heeB dsterwined on. Thus the
affair stood OF latest accounts. The Federal
soldiers still rigidly maintained the blockade,
aud the befieged foe had made no effort to run
it-SL Louis Union, 3d.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
ION. N. b. snI1THnns.

The friends of this gentleman in this city
seem disposed to censure him for his course on
the Fugitive Slave Law, in Congress, a few days
ago. While We sympathisc with the loyal senti-
moni of our State in its anxiety concerning Mr..
Smithers' vote, we cannot but believe that he
pursued the course he did for reasons which he
may be able to show were sufficiently good and
strong. While we are not willing to sanction
any step backward in the great march of
Freedom, no matter by whom it may be taken,
the subsequent course of Mr.. Smiihers, in
voting for a constitutional prohibition of slavery
leads us to hope that bis vote on the slave
catching bill may not have been correctly re-
ported, and that he is still uucOmprOmisngly
against slavery in all its forms, aims and objects.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
Communicated !
THE DUST NUISANCE.

Mh. EDITOR
Can you tell me how long this
dust nuisance, brought on by and for the con-
yenienoe Of the Street Passenger Railway Conn
pany, is TO continuef
Here for weeks we have been suffering this
abominalion the dust, refined and sublimated,
pervading the atmosphere, filling with every
passing breeze, or vehicle, our houses, skin, eyes
nosttila, and laags, and covering and changing
the hues Of clothes, carpets aud furniture; in
jurng onr property and health. aud rendering
even the open door or the raised window, so
necessary at this season Of the year, source Of
annoyance.
Why does not this R4ilroad Company, so soi-
citous but a short time since for the comfort and
convenience of the citizens, attend to this matter
They now have their track laid aud repaved, and
The stones fully resettlcd. Why then moi remove
that which is no longer needed, aud which is so
grievous an annoyance TO our Market Street
people and pedestrians generality
1t is hoped that they or our city authorities
will, without further delay, give this nuisance
their attention. MARKET ST.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17

FREn LABoR IN NOnIH OARoLlEA The New.
bern North Caroina) Times Of June 4th says
old shareholders themselves, who are honest
and candid, are forced to admit the just and
vastly superior claims Of free labor. They tse
the sluggish and enervated laboring population,
accustomed to live around them, animated with
new hopes and fresh vigor. The vacant and idle
lands lying in vast tracts in every locality and
county arc being reclaimed with remarkable
rapidity. The results this year alone, within
the old counties of Craven and Carteret, will be
perfectly astounding to The ancient friends and
sticklers of the worn out institution Of slavery.
II these happy results con be achieved at this
eary period, who can estimate the radical and
tremendous changes which are sure to occur
when oil the blessings of the free labor policy
are sanctioned, protected aud defended by wise
aud humane laws, adopted under free State
onstitutOn,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
Renewing Influence of Spring.
nnr. Smavnala Panannn .

Ut. oWayuSA fahaceal
THE GREAT ALTERHATIvE AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
And the most reliable remedy for
scrofula. Ulcers and White Swelling.
Marasnus or washing of flesh, Dropsy.
liberated Sore Throat, Hip JOINT Complaint
Dark BlOtches, or defects in the skin.
obstinate or Scaly Erupdons, Cancers.
Weakened and Debitated system.
Boils, Yellow Skin, Pimples in the face.
Mercurial Diseases, liberated Sore Legs, &c.
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
gone, aud the whole system feastered with the
corruptionH Of acrofula, have been perfectly re-
stored by this world renowned Panrcea.
tp case Of ernptiops Of tho skin on any part ol
the body anoint With "swayneis All healing Clint
mont" II will hasten and cure the most obsti,
nate and loathsome diseases, no matter Of how
ong standing. DO very particular to GET The
Senuine, as prepared only by DR.. SwAYAH &
goH, No. $50 North Sixth Street. philadelphiai
Sent by Express 10 any address.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
TAKING IT GENERALS MEADE


From letter near headquarters we quote the
following of Generals Meade and Grant
While the caunonade and musketry were roll
ing terribly, rode up to Meade's headquarters.
IL was past nine O'Clock. The pile of brush on
hre IN front Of hs tent lighted up the main front
ueneral Meade wns passing up and down in front
OF his tent, looking now upon the ground and
now upon the flashes lighting the western sky.
"fhose are Smiths batteries; those are Rus
sells" be said, as the batteries one after another
opened their thunders. at is going ali right,
should like TO have them try il every day and
every night" lie continued, listening to tho up
roar.
An aide came in with telegraphjc despatch.
Holding il to the light he read what Hancock
had sent
'The firing commenced on the right ran down
the line, aud was pretty severe 10 front Of my
line, but they have done us very little damage.
Our loss very slight"
Passing over 10 General Grants headquarters,
mere was similar secne-the bright camp FIRE,
the General and his staff sitting around it. Gen
Grant was holding his half copsumed cigar in
ms hand, taking nOw and then a whifT, and read
ing aloud from the Richmond Examiner of the
W, criticism on Grants campaign, full Of false
hoods. The General made comments in the at.
most good bumor. He was not exercised in the
least about what was going vn at the front. 1t
was all right thus far, and it would be oil right.
General Grant is imperturbable. When The
right wing gave way in that night ettack in the
Wilderness batte-when the pauc stricken men
Of kickett's division strcamed through the woods.
when the tidngs Of disaster were given from
trembling lips, General Grant sat beside pine
tree, whistling rs usual. lie looked steadily
upon the grouDd, absorbed in thought, thinking
hs intently ns geometrleian over CT abstract
problem Of his iavorite science. His demeanor
was in striking contrast to those who stood
around him. They were restless, listening 10
every sound, and with every faculty awake.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-17
CITY MATTERS.

II. H. BRInuHURsT, DRuGoIsT AND AporHn-
CARY, 3l7 Mnrket-next door to the corner NJ
Fourth strcet-hns just received aud offers for
sale, large variety Of fancy articles, drn0s
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines AMI
perfumery. Having lately purchased in New
York and Philadelphia at low cash prices, a large
assortment Of hair brushes and tooth brushes
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps. hair preparations, &C., he is prepared 10
sell them at tbs original New York and philadel.
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on hand
a large stock Of tho most popular and most reli.
nbe Patent medicines, all Of which be gurantee,
to be the truly genuine, and warrants them
fresh and uuadulteraled. Ayers Sarsaparilla
and Cherry rectoral, Jaynes' Expeeorapt
Jaynes' Alternative, Carmnative, Vemifupc
and SanatVe Pills; Browns Essence Of Ginger
Husbands Magnesia, Browns Bronchial Troches
Railways Ready Relief, Tobias Horse Linimept
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Liniment Wolfs
Sohnapps and brakes Plantation Bitters, war.
ranled genuine aud sold Mt reduced prices.
We would nlso call particular attention to his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many years'
| and eau be relied on for their safe and eihoa.
cious cures; BringhuIsra Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, is one of the best
| emedies krOwn for diseases Of the Lungs
Bringhursts DyspeptiG Pills, an excellent rene
dy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, &c. Bring.
hurst's Anti, Bilious Pills, popular and desi.
rnhle cure for Bilious Fevers, Jaundice, Cos,iye.
ness, Head.Aches, sc. Brnghursts Blackberry
Compound, au invaluable remedy for Uholc,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, DRIPPING Pains, aud
Summer Complaints in children1 Briughursts
Kings Mixture speedy and eircacoua appli.
cation for Pans, Bruises, rheumatism, Chill.
blains, Froatad Feet, &c., and also Bringhursrs
Essence OF jamaica Ginger, the popular medi-
cine for Disordered stomacha. Indigestion, and
Diarrh@a. This preparation Of Ginger, unlike
those dsagreeablo and useless nostrums sold
under the came name, is prepared only from thC
genuine hleached Jamaica Ginger.
Hassons Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Sore Tnroat, and ali
the affections of the Throat and Lungs sold fol
20 cents per bottle. sep l4tt