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General PiIlow's Fight at afayette.

TALtADEGA, Ala June 26
FD. SELMA REpoRTER: Dear Sir-T
have just aeen member of Lewis
squadron and obtained some particulars
OF the fight between General Pillow and
the enenys cavalry at Lafayette, Walk
er County, Georgia. On Friday morning
last, 9th inst General Pillow attacked
the enemy about daylight, and sur
prised and captured their pickets.
Nealy' brigade advanced on the south
side of the town and General Pillow
brigade on the north and west partially
surrounding the enemy and capturing
q large number Of prisoners. A portion
of the enemy, supposed TO oe from four
to FIVE hundred, took refuge in the Court
house, bsrricsded the doors and opened
destructive fire upon our men from
the upper windows
Sonae two or three unscccesful
charges sere made by our men upon
the Courthouse, resulting in stle loss Of
many valuable officers and men. A
brigade Of the enemy cavalry that had
moved out from Chattanooga to relieve
the troops stationed at Lafayette, made
q asudden dash upon our troops, stamped
ed the horses, compelling g hasty re-
treat, with the loss of most Of the prison
ers which had faller into our hands.
Some of our men fell into the hands of
the eneray. Our dead and many or
those who we're seriously wounded,
were also left cn the field
The following is partial list Of casual
ties, our informant being unable TO
give any thing like complete list of
the killed or wounded in any COM
panY:
Killed-Major Thomas Il Lewis, of
Lewis souadron; Major Redwood, Capt
Harrison, of Dayton; Lieutenant John
son, OF Burnsville; also the orderly SER
geant of Johnson's company, name not
remembered; Steele, Of C.pt Harroids
company; Joe Wilson Of Captain Lewis
company.
Wounded-Colonel Armstead, sup
posed mortally; SIade Harrell, of Capt.
Rsroes' company, slightly, in head !;
Harold Stewart, in side, painfully !;
Thomas Ford and Captain England, of
Mckinley, in knee, severely; Jones, of
Captain Harold compsny, formerly
Lieutenant in a company stationed st
Halls Mil, supposed to be from Shelby
county, severely; Webb, of Barnes
company, in leg, severely; L w. Fort,
Of Harrells < Roads, IN shoulder.
Yorra e.
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MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICE5
VIII be ctsTgcd sE the ususl advertising rates
The Liberal Opposition In France.

France has recently passed through
anothsr electoral campaign. The
Councils General Of the Departments
wereto be removed, and as these as
senhies do not occupy themselves with
rpolitics, but with matters Of local ad-
6kisistfation, the interest and partici-
pAGoK IN the election was far from
sSir gthat at the general election Of
sS6Ss<he Government has not failed
sgair 81 designate official candidates.
sssssd hss again used against the Opposi-
si6Q all those odious measures which
9ast year gave so great offense to ell
lovers Of free institutions.
The result has been nevertheless
another great victory of the Liberal
Opposition. Although complete returns
have not yet been published, enough is
already known to warrant the atate-
ment that the next Councils General
will contain 8 much larger number cf
independent members than they have
ever vet had since the restoration OF
the Empire, and the official candidates
have been signally defeated in more
departments than their opponents had
hoped The Opposition has again
carried most of the large cities At
Bordeaux the triumph ia COM
plete. Two Opposition candidates
obtained All absolute majority, and are
definitely elected; and the other two
only got the relative majority, but their
election at the second ballot is certain.
ehe people of LYONS took less interest
in the eie ton than they have on for
mer occasions, and in consequence of
numerous abstentions a second ballot
will be necessary in most cases, but the
Imposition candidates were almost
a aasJ Jsasse!e stt1e-isesss OF ths poll 81
one canton-that OF the famous Crn!x-
Rouse no Government candidate
veutured 20 come forward, and the
struggle was . personal one h0tw- Ell
two candidates or the oppos ton. Mar
-eii!eS presented g greet c0n'raN6, to h
ind # renee OF Lyons. The Govern
ment candid. ., although patroniI a
oy the Chamber of Commerce. vaa
badly beaten n one canton, where n
Democratic candidate was returned In
smother canton the relative majority
was obtsined by r man set UP by
what IS called the white fusion
that is, combination of Lrgiti-
rli,ts, Orieanists, and Democra:s-
at s. Lo, in the Department. Of
the Manche. the Government candi-
date, Viscount de Kergolay, though
energetica!ly patron'z-d by The Gov
ernment, was beaten by more than 800
votes At Schlestadt on the Rhine, the
majority tor the Liberal candidate wss
S,0G0 against 500 Victories of the Op
position are also reported from Pas de
Calais, from ST Pmer, from the Depart
ments OF the Aveyron, the Charente
Inferieure, and the Seine ct Marine -
In the Canton Of Aspieres, in the De-
partmeut of the Aveyron, Mr. Medal.
who wss 8 member of the most repuhE-
can section of;he Constituent Assembly
had been returned by g. large majority
The Opposition are we'll pleased with
the result, and lock with greater conf
dence than ever upon the future OF
Frsuc4.-Neto York 7Fituns
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TIE OH RESIDENCE OF W1LLEAx PE>y

The OLD RESIDENCE OF WILLIAv PE>Y.
The quaint old house at the south.
west corner Of Second street and Nor
ris alley, below Chesnut street, Phila-
delphia, has been recently purchased t'y
q progressive citizen. 1t viii shortly be
torn down to make room for buildings
N .?e in accordance With the present
aga The old house derives its chief
interest "a the former residences Of VIII
Lam Penn. The house was bu 1t for
Samuel Carpenter. 1t Yves occupied as
the city residence of William Penn and
his family, while in Philadelphia, on
his second visit III 1890, aud in this
house Was born his son, John Penn, the
american" the only one OF the race
ever born in this country. The house
is nov about one hundred aud seventy
FIVE years old, aud as the oldest relic OF
the Penn family.
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The War Democracy Moving.

The Cincinnati Gazette Of the I4th
says:
Since the declaration Of Mr.. Long. IS
the representative OF Democratic doc
trine. that he is for "prac-, eue1. # az
cost t}is recognition, Of III: 2ggeration ard
aorsyeiq7a indspe7utsuce Of the Car eGcrnie
.Steics," the Democracy OF this city and
county, who still maintain some of the
manhood manifested III the Charleston
and Baltimore Conventions Of 1860 and
are not ready to yield all to the des-
potic dictations of Southern nabobs,
have walked up 10 q sense Of their con-
dition On last Tuesday evening q
large and enthusiastic meeting was
held, to iritiAte measures to save them
selves and the revered party name
from everlasting disgrace. Hundreds of
the very men who voted FOX Mr. Long,
now denolnce him SIS q more full
blooded Secessionists than Fallandig
ham, and declare something must be
done 10 disowD him and bis treasona-
ble utterances. At sn adjourned meet
ing last night, which waB attended by
leading Democrats from various wards,
measures we're adopted for the purpose
of drawing together aud uniting in
working organic ttion the thousands of
well-meaning Democrats who are not
willing to sink patriotism and sacrifice
the Government of their fathers at the
behest Of q miserable faction, even if
their pleservatibn should o,st war as
long as that which was wag'd 10 estab.
lish it, Another meeting will be b, ld
early next week, when definite course
of action will be adopted.
We believe the var Democracy will
never submit to the dictstion of the
peace faction; and as the latter will
control the regular convention" every.
where, split ls ineyitable; and il IS
necessary for patriotic Democrats TO
comm. nee an organization at Cuce
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The President has appointed the 4th
day OF August, agreeabiy to resolu-
ton Of Congress, for a Day OF Fasting
and Prayer throughout the ration.
We are ask to ;mplore the Almighty
- OF 10 suff us to by. destroyed by The
hostility or contlivances OF other
naiions,' or through an obstinate adj
hesion to our own counsels which may
be in coufirct with HIS eternal purpose.
Nothing could be better or more appro-
priate-N 2. Sunday Times.
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The New , ork Herald says: A move
is on foot among the business men of
New York TO simplify their transac-
tions by trading on the stsnd nd OF
gold and silvrr-that is, to buy and sell
their goods exc'u>iveiy tor coin; 10 re-
ceive nothing as rpouey but what comes
from the mint in return for their wares,
aud to meet all their ordinary obliga-
tions, even TO the paying OF their clerks,
wrkmen and servants, with the same
description Of currency.
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PRICE ef.eO PgR CoFT.

Mo. I-RAu-aoAD CUitERE AZ ESiElA
N Sprnxs.
10. Es;lses6 B-.6ee o-er Elk R.gsg 6es,reg-
ed b, BrsgY, j,e, 1865 Iet@l y N ca o'.ls =
fa.ci.s IN neci. .3z1,.s SO KDSlpeais. Length 6,
10. St-.i11i - isleLtSs ard L sletss Ro, 3 iag,
Ho 20 n b, sr.,neat. Deebetd. Tera-, Cap.
~. 5-1oo.,fis,.:,sds N Camp - herd, Tenn
ru 6-Gieo ae.i,y 20 peal4 - eZs q Geve - -
peaI SteYpISo1. AID ts10Iuil 8 s-os.e-;
no T--STta. Nssi y. ls g! u Ter a. CsEe Spr ls
near Sever ot., Afz tE,e' ~ >ovl-s.)
% g. ofnri.sSaFy Deref lias1ss eteYe1-c (,
Ala Cart ]. "A blstf, c ..
no s-;eveh- ou his t IN FeFt :4ccoc1-
10. .c-,-en. Rcse.s. srs .esaQu ". 'e, neaT sss-
ve0son al se.t, ;, - leg ls.s- !, 10. ,-a, .,,o.
RITsy, arcm h-f & pm ~ Lon, l. is-as, l0os Ds
no. Is-Ruiu'' !. a,llroGd Rrdge czer Tenl~7sss
Ri7er, f N b.Ids p@iE . Eoa4s ssi=HG, ioassns
No. --rusns = ibsvbr dse over le.tn. s..ver
q, Br"gepvrt con4-ec ips tee As sla With kssteir
no. is~Postoon Bri"ge. coneoc Inz ne is:ap
with the bsss.Ea shers,. a. oE1dserort. 'oosias
No. is--Poaiooa end rresaA srose over tue
Tennessee River. ccnascsan, B,iaeePoct With the
Island, h-rkin. Neet.
Nn. 7-h.ut sIr e Eicasirck Gave,
No. Is-a.ios era tpetre @orEs near eotTano'
n. 80. N. D4r<rssneB', steveasu1, ais.. Cap
tan Ware, a.Q ~.
Nc 2'-,ne " ii > rHg, Steten O.. aie.
no k1-Gruup OF 'tbcess CT ne .tsf, hagalsfs.
U.s-A-
No xS-hulns fCot'oa Factory a. sliisons- or
Elk River. -
No. 2-ozpesin EdgE1os's HeaaqusrteEs, Essb-
vie, Te
NO e6-Bridg-s' Battery. frcro Ghjcago.
No T--Alsb ma '.s~, eTeiison, Ass.
No st,-Co,n. iresry Department 81 steTenecn.
No. 3i--Jrneson and c. aud Winchester Rail-
rad.
no. 31-Ool. h Pr Heao2 'sTtors, Si5yensnn,
Ala crs,srpnd nz zBth Conn., oi.-
No a5->Izes.ss OF 6es.- Hegie,'s DIVE On, ste
vensun, Al =. .s
n. S-Ossalry G oup, Stevenson, Ala
No SIC o. pc Refugees. pecherd- Tenn
No S-Ti<H of s. eyent-nD. A. -
~ SR<-Culve,t a. Decher Tenn
~ 8o-E,k B rer bridge
- f3&Nc< Tennessee hff1see CarIp.
~, - sefosshe Tsnnes.ee River 81
nSSr,uof may &-s
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Estray.

'I,AKEN UP, BY r, 3. Rams AT His FARM,
i in he 9tp Instr ct, about the ,5tIof y last,
two Msre>, one Of hem b ok ol,r, about I ur
ye rs old; no ma Ks o any kind he ;, her is 4
bay Msr-, fs- years uld, bo h and ieet white, aud
. -trpe in the farehead; brands perlcela la.
Appraised BY John N. Hooper nj r. v Trainer.
q ffsy dollars fos the bay n seventy. We dollars
for The llack Mae. ALEX. MCDANIEL. J. p.
july 3w3w
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The n,onstrou-ly large woman who
died at Bro"kf-ld, the other day Uas
Bs,nu IS iatwoman, Mrs jane P.>hon,
formerly exhibited as Miss me Camp
bell Her exhibition weight was 6So
pounds. Ten men were employed to
ct her in her coffin, which was so vide
Ibst the door of the house had to be
ENLARGED to enable its removal
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Generous Philsdelphians have con-
;ribut, d S25, 900 to purchase house for
Gen. Hancock. They viii ia crease the
figures and furnish it nicely sa-
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Lost.

~ pot ear Brosd-str es,, and tn ficers'
hospital, 50 Officers ELI and ,WO tD bssring
Q inscr p6oui "PresouUed 70 Lieut. WM. nrloti,
by 60 F. rot Illinois - llasi Tenn, Nay i,fn,
ly reaa.-de, iy sraviAg Is Hit, the owner ~ the
Uhcers Hospital. mo - 90 College H H.
u,ly R-ltv IatA
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Fanny Fern ssSs-ard she ought to
know Ii is Il great plague to be q
woman. think I've said that b. fore,
but it will bear repeating. Now the
wharves are great passion OF mine;
| like to sit on pile of boards there,
with my boots dangling over tho water,
and listen to the far-oH heave-ho' of
the sailors, in their bright specks of
red shirts. and see the vessels unload,
with their foreign fruits, and dream
away delicious h ur, imagining the
places they came from; anu | like to
climb up the sides OF ships, and poko
round generally, just where Mrs
Grundy woald lay her irritating hand
on my arm and exclaim-' WHAT viii
people think Of your"
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Tue pubic

"A KthChER 4rlENER T, iers N eed,
made Cloth ng Hata, y Gent r irn sh ng Goo
Il wi grecenty .eceived spieuu.d stock warran.
tad give satisfaction Also boys etiit5 o sll
sisSs. No. 30 south Markel--sre+J
KigCHE-t 3 At EVER.
Suits cut ap5 made 10 order al snors notice.
inn. .s I'm
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Tombstones and headstoues are taxed
Eve per cent under The new law. a
contemporary says, grave objections
arise.
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Que Mary ISSUED patent to the
Ea.l of Essex allowing him 10 wear
MS niShtcap when and where he
l.isssen
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Admiral Joseph omltu, 10 the Hen
derson navy agent Case, trst.ted Chs
other day that rs o general oL-.rya
ton, every contractor cheat. the G.,s-
ernment" What q comm, ntary on
the character and economy Of tie
MccluNe COLLECTION
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lao ChDDIEs TOBACCO.
3 butts de.
I00,GQg Cisazs, assorse0,
leo goss.>pioe5-
50 ggcsa sinclzirs '"oS--eso
= boxes Ce.dy,
400 casse RlacIaesric-, Es,g.+-..s-
Ss-aw6er7.s=, Pine tg.e-
Peaches sz5 T5z,zeass.
80 bezkets Caampa-a
81 b5is foe Bourbon F-A.-kay
Ice dozen Brandy Po-a.ae.
p case Sardioc~
Is boxes Sod.
2s Star Can5.s
25 soag.
8 Picked laaas
- bbiz Pickles.
% helG>.7re'z Es,.-.=.
- sacks Co8ea,
- bJls Eo~ C7saau aas
% Crushed aad Ce5ae svsza
q cada;es Taz.
80 bbls Eats.
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MccLUNo COLLECTION

lNn-o,l MaaAsE l.eaaRY
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Nm. CAMERON 8 Cs.. PasI,shers.
TERMS es ousSCRiYTiUA
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

!, THE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
Quarter Column sl6 o.
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telegraph lines, and simplify tho labcts of the per-
sons whose duty it s to prepare the returns for pub
LEGATION:
Send the full vote for Presidential Electors in
the town or city; Also the full vote for Governor
No vote of district or ward of town or city is
desired nor is the vote for any other candidate on
the State ticket.
Send also the name and politicSof persons elected
to the Legislature.
The above is all that need be telegraphed, except
from the county towns, from which tho Associated
Press desire the full county YOte--or an estimate
thereof-for President, Governor, and congress
men.
County committees and clubs are requested 10 CO.
operate with the editors and elcgraphers IN procur
ing such information. u. d. 'hAi',
General Agent Now-Yorh Associated Press
Nec- York, Nov. Z 1854.
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WILLIAM BoAEDMAN was one OF the best Al
deunen our city ever had, is a prominent en-
poyer of labor in the With District, ana would
represent it with honor in Congress. lie Is
patriot whose heart is in the Union cause; anu
his only competitor is J. Winthrop Chanler'
who voted throughout the late Session precisely
ns he would had jeff. Davis owned him. May
we not hope for Jealous effort by the Working
Ijeu ,f the XIth and XVIII Wards 10 cleo,
WILLIAM BoARDMANl
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ngressionni matter for in orr willingness 70 use
evcry means for some such adjustment were can.
9une in supposng an equal readiness the part OF our
friends OF the Union Central Organization. IL was
therefore stated by the COMMITTEES who waited upon
me that the candidates for the State Legislature would
depend upon such expected adjustment. and on that
condition accordingly they rendered me the nomins-
ton and accepted H.
The Anticipated settlement Of the Congressional mat
ter has not come to pass and the Assembly matter OF
the With District therefore left TO be settled on its
own merits Under these circumstances. and m the
hope of possibly paving the way oT settlement OF
tho Congressional matters even yet and above all In
order that there may be ground Of complaint against
us being disposed aotousy to prejudice the success,
of the Union ticket herewith submit my resignation
and beg YOU at the same time, 10 be assured how
highly appreciate ths honor of the nomination you
have given lam, respectfully your ohedient ser
want H. EVERETT RUSSELL
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Bnsinrss Notices.

HALr's HONEY or IIoARHoUND AND TAR,
Fo- the Cure Of
Con.h. Cold. lnaaeuys, Ho,r.ene,,. D1cun Breathing
and al Affections Of the Thros,. Bronth.I Tubes,
and lungs iesdns to coasunp,
Tits sovereign reueiy E. compounded tom the i4Vo:e
recipe Of an us,rou. Physician Chemist who for many
year. used with e most complete in ls sI.snave
private practice.
lie had oas been profoundly mPfe'rd with the wonderful
vr.se o. tie honey Of ile p4n osro aai Ia nion with
the CLEANSING and HKALss properties Of Ter e,nc'si from
the Iirz PRINCIPLE Of the forest ree Aiin BR1msd o.
Balm Of Giesd Fcr vesr. he bad 20 Ia attempt,
70 blend these great nedcin. forces into sac -niou hi
In, original powe e'h would bs Ire'-rvei ih disagree
.5ie qualities " common o. removed al zoe pe Of The
compound be within the o, s 4. at after ions
course Of dcui eheIaca experiments he found tas, BY
adding 70 these fire other ingredients, epoh VARIABLE by
is-M be- no; only obsincd tho desired results br sr-a.y
increased the curative power % he compound T having
been thoroughly tested by practice, j. now oacra T. tic
general pubic a. sae pleasant and .afi be r. oj,.
Price 20 CESrs PEE BolTLE
FoF ,,lo BY eli Drassna
CnAnLE- DOWN. Grnrfnl s"tt
No - Ceiicr. N"g-Yors.
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CIARK-suddenfy On Sunday nov g. Thom" Clsrk Of the
NJ ,syr, and nend. slso member, Of Holland Lodge No
aud The OreI generally q D. aud A. NJ are
ly invited attend his iueTal at oetoes IN on In n
day the inst tbs Church OF tho A'ceHoA I'm
poNson sunday morning Eo- g. at the residence Of hi
psreu,s No 10 Greene ave, BROOKLYN OF coh'hP''o"
William Downs in the I'D yen Of his age. ,.,,. c,.r.,
on Tce-diy morning Nov. o, at II ooloc2 H. lhe s''eau
of the family ne invited to attend
DFCKTR-Wilam II Decker. ~. son ~ W H. and CANA
zine Decker s,nd years I month and 20 days
Tho friends mi acluantancss are re'Pecuy 20
hi. funeral from residence Of lis parent No to " 81
Thirieenisi Tue'dAy, Nov o. at 10 oel'cA H. "'h
o. further notice.
UowARD-In brooklyn. on Msnd,y Nov :, Launee'ot
Howard. AGED - yelrs. 49, .
yiled t. attend Ei, funeral from No 10 CAEton'-' On
"Wednesday. NOV. 9, a Il o'clock A. ~
HOwE-On Saturday Nov at Brighton, Mas. GeoIie y,
Hove IT, aged yrars only Of tho late LatsTne rird
OF New Yok snd Georse IT. HOWE o. q former pi'ce
The iricid o. the family are respectfully inv'cd 10 ae '
fanerG this DIV (Iuesdy ~ " r. m nom ~" lcal' ne VI
his uncle Frederic Ferry, No. sl1 i'a'' Ienih's]
IRvING--On Monday nionin-. hoy = Abbey - widow Of
the Jotn T. irving sui daurh,cf OF the ls-e Gabriel
Furuian in In S6th year O, i"r Isc.
Notice Of the lrnslL hereafter
MOTT-On Moud,y noy. :. I,uisl h. Mot daughter Of .e
late William n. Mott 50 81 ne"af" =" j. ~ $40 -'''
Notice Of the nue.al hereafter.
KiCHOLS-ln Broosiyn. o. SUNDAY Nov o. George hckn.
son, sou o Ldwnd A. snd A-.Ae''he J. Nl'NO''' 'se'
rrlr snd- arc Invited ,end biz ne'i Or wetae'd,y
=
llicts s.. corner u tfr,
rIRNiE--on saturday. Nov. & suddenly Msrs,re, w Pr
ME aged IS yelr' aid aonts do" o. John riLne sq
The sud firns II tho family respectfully invited
70 'pend The feIeTs her late rosience tADemsus
Hotel Broadway rui Twenty onrt ST.. 1hur,isy
ine lG,h q cinCs THO renans VIII oe taSen
le P inurucui special caT VIII DO Ia reai
sFFLYTe funeral Of tho n'e Iieut inci, II. see!y will
take pirc- rom the rei,ce oil his mother az NO 700 Grove
jersey CIty thu fue-ayl afternoon al clock 4he
friends o. tAe aaiiy az respectfully invited 20 i''oNi
sSOW-On W.dn-diy Oct. o. 10 hospital a, Mnriinsbay
Va ad. received ia i.r battle VI cedar Creek WI
linn snow 9h Heavy Asi.eiy. ~ I. D. w. aged aoc-' u
wear.
iowf pfr.-s T'es,e r'py
WiLLTTS-in Paris on Turlly. Del, H. Edward " lle''
aged y year.
Ponera iiom h late fesi5e8ce No 10 Ea-, Thriy'hrd .,
hgA dsy ts lO' ius, 30 O'Clock. which as iiiend'
ore invited ID Ilfcni .t.ol' father notice.
NliCDk-p Orient. rjsv Nov. 4. Uouors Seward,
wire " lillian H. " SD dal shtei o. Ausupta oTii-
Inn
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The issues OIL Tuesday; National honor OF dis
bonor-shameful defeat or honorable victory
abe supremacy Of the laws, or unbridled anarchy
the lfc of the land, OF its utter extinction
The good name CT America among nations, OF a
bad character now aid foTeveT-speedy death,
or longer lease OF life to the Rebeilion-a last
iDg peace, or patched up cessation of hostii-
ties "a solid, substantial, permanent Union, or
q loose, temporary, and uncertain "Conleder-
nov"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

When a COpperheud pulls long face at the
polls, and tells You that our national debt IS al
ready two thousand millions OF dollars ask him
how he expects we ere ever topayit il we follow
bis advice and, for the sake of peace, part with
q grca, slice of the Federal Domain Belmont
himself Will admit that when we spend our
money at that rate we should have something to
show ior it. Peace at any price would be a de-
cdedlv bad Investment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
A Card.
NEM.YOnK. Nov. 3. ls6-

NEN'1 DIX, NOV. J, IsOi.
10 The SevsnM assembly District Coarsnt,Op.
GENTLEMEN: The time has come when il seems
best for me to retire from tho Ia taking this step
beg 10 assure you that am not insensbe TO the obi
cations entaied upon me By the honor of nomination
received from you and that am actuaied solely by al
unwlingness TO In any wise to prejudice the sue
cess Of the Union ticket In our District for IL crisis
so grave the present. IL is above ali things essential
that The Evolutionary element IN our midst should re-
celye an emphatic rebake.
You VIII remember that o. the time OF nv nomination
II was suVposed there would 10 adjustment OF TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

Poor Prince John Van Buren, How his
memory fails him in his old age lie said in
Broollyn, on Thursday evening" "Ihe party
who first supported Mir. Fremont was the first
sectional party Of The country John fo.getS
,be old Free Soil party of which he was a dis;in-
gushed member, which was called sectional at
least: and be forgets. too his denunciaiions OF
tho Democracy as party devoted to the Slave
bolding. Southern, South Carolina section.