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, 1864-05-19

In Paw Sugar snco cp.last partly for ezpor bit !ao
market Is IRREGULAR, add Talacs ": some snas na5es
sFo s5ndes, hrt ihey rather nouinaa- Esa1ed =
dun. Tbs s1!es Of Paw is hhds CaoA q ls9!ie
bond: ii bids PRO tico 1sX: and eS hxs AAvans,
G@Tfers Il sseazce1y any demand, and the market
th,t,fh generally Grn, is very quiet prices arc not
rsrculsTy lover but 1t caonot b. dantsd thas to e
}rt sa}rs rGnccssfubs won.t have to be E1Aue. The
ISLES aTe shout / d tt chests Green and small lot
Rfcf@is dull aud The business quito moderate; a:3
b1gs Auerican bTsught 500: 81 do Ran z1on stt5
li:n, cash. and 1*p do In bond, pretlous 70
INIT f.H.1.a
, 1864-05-19

The Bangor (Me,) WhIg says: One of the
most startling accidents tllat ever occurred
In that vicinity happened in Camden on FRI
day afternoon Of last week. 4 small party
Of Young people were out after May flowers
on the top OF that part Of Megunticook
Mountain which overlooks the turnpike road
and pond near Mr. William Barrett's. Hay
ing been amusing themselves by throwing
rocks over the steep cliff, they were seat ed
near the edge Of 1t, when one Of the party,
Mise French, in attempting to rise suddenly,
was! In some way caught BY her dress or
hoops and carried headlong over the cliff,
falling some TWO hundred feet before striking
on tho. rocks below. Strange ~ 1t may
eeen,, though dreadfu1ly bruised and many Of
her bones broken by the fall, sho survived
several hours, but Waa entirely unconscious.
It wps some time before the body could be
got down from the place where it fell, and
then: only By lashing i to rhnks and lowering
the daughter Of Mr.. Zadock French, Of Lin
colnEille, and about thirteen years Of age.
, 1864-05-19
suEumAr,s:oPRRlT1oys,

is Sherman well employed in Georgia? is
= question Which many ask, but fewer are
able to answer. He has an enormous army
many. more than his antagonist Johnston
we infer, whose forces accounts agree in es-
timating at about $1,000 to 60,ooo. He has
driven Johnston from the crests OF land In
Georgia and is now where the streams all run
eouth to the Atlantic and the Cult The
object Of the rebels plainly was to render
their small force equal to any We could bring
against them. by taking impregnable pos'-
ttous in the mountains, and detaining our
great army in hard and fruitlcss fighting;
while their real force is reducing Grant In
Virginia. If we were to do anything ut all
In Georgia therefore, we must have large
army to da it with. A small force with all
the natural obstacles opposed to rs would
accomplish nothing.
Sherman h1s already shown how that egg
IL to stand On its cnd. Johnston. Of whom
some paper In Dixie said ''he should be glad
to see the General that could flank Joe John
eton'-has been lanked; and-the editor
Aforesaid can sec the nm that did 1t at Re-
saod, or south Of there, at this present writ
Ing, II. hs will but come On. ~
The first part Of the Job il therefore done.
Johnston and his strongholds are divided;
and he must fight Sherman on the plains, or
the banks Of rtyers; or he nust run. H:he
could not stand at Rocky Face, nor on the
oankA OF the Coosa, from which he has beea
routed, where il he to standY.;, =,
But Is the game worth the candlas ANew
York journal took the ground. the other day.
thht territory was no object, but that Ea
muef 1ettrnv the rehe1 ar7Dsa. .r,t.. -
, 1864-05-19

~ Our Warrington dispatch yesterday
statsd that " Col T. c. E1tk OF. Kansas no.
teriety, was among the killed In sheridan's
fight with Stuart-''
The name is 4 misprint for F4k. The fe1-
low is the notorious border ruflan OF Kansas
menory-H- Clay Pate whom old John
Brown thrashcd 80 handsomely at the battle
Of Black jack: .~1 ----
, 1864-05-19

The Rebels Defeated In Three Bat
tlcR.

C1Sc1skTr1, May 1s,-A special to tho
Conner. ial, dated Gauley Bridge, West Vir-
g:nia, May IL, says: A courier has arrived
Ills morning direct from Gen. Crook. He
has fought three battles near Ncwberu with
the +. bel forces under Generals Morgan,
Sam. Jones uud A. u. Jenkins, gaining
complete victory over the enemy.
Tie enemy lost sif hundred killed and
wodude d ard three hundred prisoners. Gen.
4. G. Jenkins fell into our hands mortally
wounded.
Our loss Ii four hundred In killed and
WoUndce.
The large railroad bridge over New river,
at Newbern, with several miles OF track,
was completely destroyed.
, 1864-05-19
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY Ev1nya, May 1s, 1856

WEDNESDAY Ev1ANa, Nay Is, 1885,
BEEF CATTLE-Rec-lpts still sonttnue hnt.ed,
md operations much restricted. The lsw droyas OF
shipping cattle brought in during the week haye been
readily sold ut the Quotations OF Saturdays mar
kes, and for gooA medium To primo qua11-
ties the-s IL q fair demand for Gsyern-
mcnt aupptJ. Tbs receipts to-day amount to abont
COO head and the sntertd aaes the vzroud yards
ST bead, mt $.5t9732, but chiefly at t7ase7-s0 100
b.. Fer common grades tbtrs Ia vary limited d.
msnd, aad the market IL weaker than during last
week. but all higher grades ars apparently acsiTs and
i'm NJ nteYiQu& Anntttlon6.
, 1864-05-19

HGGs-The receipts during the day amount to
about 2s hecs ard the entered sa1es to 1861 head as
t587E&775, hut mostly Ut 3s.5o873o n 100 Ds. The
1enhrd tor light hscs Ia less actt.s and prices not
fsm As yesterday. HeAvy corn fed and dlstil1ery
hogs are In fair demaud.. with limited
and Inadequate supply. This result IL very
apparent In the high prices at whlah
e1t1a grades selllng-the bess drosts IN the
market to-day realizing from s7l2137.75 . 100 ns-
In several instances, especially where the number
sold In lot IL sma 1t may be we'll to bear In mind
that the Hogs have baen selected from larger dsovss
and the prices obtairsd mAY therefore be fairly
sldeFcdas su1ide tho market price of good bnt
sQrtcd krnYen, lfnt In from the cnuAsrY.
, 1864-05-19

Horatio Seymour, as "Commander-in-
Chief" Of the forces of the State Of New
York, has issued "gencral order" upon
The death Of the heroic General Wausworth,
which Is proper except in the following SEN
tence: t.From the outset m ardent support
er Of The war, to him belongs the merit Of
freely perilling his own person In upholding
the opinions which be advocated"
Without pauelng to consider tha Copper
head sneer ut the support OF this war As being
ian opinion to be advocated - instead OF a
duty to be performed, ne ask attention to
ths above clause in all Its mean significance.
Dare not Governor Seymour honor the mem
o1J Of Republican hero, without adding to
his oalogy some sneer TO please the tasto OF
tEeE>w York rioters Of Cherry street ard
Cowtay? Besides, does not his eneer apply
as well to himself and his stay-athomc
t'frieuds" as to anys'' Thers are but three
positions which any man can take in refer
tnce 10 this war, viz: First-opposition to
nli war, in the abstract-in any form, or
under any circumstances. THIS Il the Quaker
POSITION Governor Seymour md his
"fdends" do not and ncver have stood upon
it. They favored the "war on Mexico"
secondly-Orposition to the carrying on
Of this war by the rebels.
Thizdly-Opposition to the carrying On Of
this var by the Government. -
There is no fourth position. On one or
tho other Of these .planka Horatio Seymour
must stand. -
lfhe is opposed to permitting the rebels
to carry On the wal, 1t Is his duty, as much
as that Of any man, to fight for the govern
mcnt to prevent them, or to show some
wsy in which they can be prevented from
carrying 1t TO successful iesue, without any
fighting On cur part:
II on the other hand he is opposed to per
mItting the Government to subduo the
rebels, SO is JEFF Dayis-'sonly this md moth
ing more" And when he shail have volun-
teered to fight for Davis, then, and not till
then, will "to him belong the merit Of free
ly pe1illins his OWE person in upho1ding the
opinions which he advocated" Til then he
remains ths most conspicuous subject Of his
own kueere st coWar1lce.
, 1864-05-19

ased and

NOTfCE.-Haying leased and
~ g1yea fmmediats possession Of my Eie.atosr "a
S1e notice that ii E}e1ataC asa Storing q q
my llevno1; for this sesson viii b Sn t;ur EoIs-
psny, On telms and rates which said COMPANY ,
Ali 4adess hsxetstu1s given By no % salA 'AI'-
r jsst ars b<s1y vitsa5ar ~. l., o~.
said Company having aes.1sssaa M ssaano4shs oni,9aaosE
east IL e 81 aSss I'd aSsse sePoS %
s. ne, - rzttEsess, Y 80 as1tax sueh ooaFseS
H. trS 3 ~ a nd ~
1llment.. .as t.sk mytsS1SlA
, 1864-05-19

~ AL persons having relatives in any of
the Knoxville hoapitals who have died aincs
October, 1868, can receive any information
concerning their effects and place Of inter-
ment of John 8. Miller, o. 8. General AsJ-
lum, Knoxville, Tenn.
, 1864-05-19
,G)ifaqt1 Wrtbnne.


The New York World, onc Of tie meaucst
Copperhcad papers in the country, on yestes-
day published forged proclamation with the
Presidents name signed to 1t, acknowledge:
the failure Of the Ttlrinsan campaign, setting
apart day Of fasting and prayer, and calling
out 4O0, 600 more men. In this crisis OF lac
country 1t Ras \ cruel hoax-a fraud which
should consign It's perpetrators 20 nj eternity
Of infamy, II not to the. nearest lamp post,
The proc1amation upon the face Of It would
be seen 10 be forgery by person of one
idea only. and the paper which gave currcucy
to It knew It was for.e cry at the time. Dc
signed, undoubtedly, By the specializing cold
ecoundrels Of Wall street, It ran parallel with
the REASONABLE proclivities of that sheet and
they eagerly seized 1t and hurried 1t ont. It
had its effect upon the gold market, carrying
gold up 10 s.. It remains 10 be seen what cl-
feet twill have upon the paper giving pub
1icity to the bogus document
, 1864-05-19
THE VOICE OF MISSOURI.

" 4l1E$8E1ukeGGS
or to New England. for leadcrs Of anti.
slaycry movements. Ihey are to arise hence.
forth in the Border and Southern slave Sta,cs.
a,nonr men who know from experfcncc what
e7,y.Ty il bavfn~ I'll Il, hnr6 ;Thrv viii
hovr The snner,or;tv orert The Northern oman,
cinat;onists which practical men bnve ove,
tbeo7e,,c,l md wh,ch flpht,nc man b.va orsr
l.,I,nor,ter;,r. in al contest. With s,,1,-,
nno,, 3ts ovn so;1 In ~. a,ov. stst.. vhs,.
~ -. -..eA.--:.~.1 ~ .s.1A,,
snes Ga1n,rt.1 @i1, H. p,da,es =,
the bullets OF oo'h parties, anu must be tbs
mt to be swept from me tield. The organ.
,a.d. ..., ~ s1.s- - NJ
mako longer etano, but tnelf doom, hke
that of the rotten practice Of slaye-ho1dine,
-ssas 49, ~. s..rana ~. .a.hs~ =. on.ta1e
WHICH 1ney arc oAnaso lo7sInel 10 SUSTAIN,
is already sealed, and but awaits tbs execu.
4,on of III. ecntencr Th7c, fhe gncvor.h1-
.'~. N~ ~ .-~~e10D4>
tosac Oh even" na. pstssa upon ~.
Inc faa1eai party o1 inc ttate OIL Missoura
hare recently met IN their various county
conxcnt,ons tn an,o,nt de1ec,tes tn the statc
eou,enn' SNa. ~ ~ w ~ ~" a'~se
the o5fb inst In sertrsl jnstances the MR.
49,. ....1a-s..z =, .o1, 49, oorra.+te..
ss sa., w. ~ *. 1 ~ ~ ,.sa~s s..sus ~
~ 80 s'N t.,rsI.1r .sn-1SS,s. -. ~ -. ~
pfo-shse11' aan-sna'nan nionis@' pnt
go 3r.t.nce .,ecttnr ra5,e.1 car5fd.t.,
ei9 nets .e> 4-.A'
opUn ~. ..u,,.Wss" .us ~ 4a. -ap1'.: pA1s ~
s,N.a.sN. 49, e'o4u'
uoas, WHICH, ae e'sntoean', Us coming ol-
rect from the Union people of Missouri, and
NA ''~ 49, Ao4 o0~
tramneled by any outside Influences
, 1864-05-19

y :HEEf-The supply for RsIetal daJp past haa been
80 extremely limited and Inadequate for tho demand
that bnyerA beginning to think that shsep breed.
ers have for The time being forgotten thai bheep
sill bouSht and sold IN this maEke: usual Theza
IA falz demand for good qualities, and prlees
arm and higher Chan uaua1. The following sonsti-
tute the entire rec>ipts and szles to-day.
8u1xP sALxs TO-DAY.
Strrthcr1 sold Deauy 4 Co., 60 sheep, sheared, liz
Giles sol1 Dowlcs 1s9 head, unahesred, 70 ns, at
, 1864-05-19

- A Washington special says: aBoth
Houses passed the bill providing that the
fou Feen representatives in Congress- ftom
Illinois, alsl be elected BY; the State 1t laree.
the dame a. two yearB ago." For fourteen.
raldE fourteenth, and drop the from ths
word representatives, and the idsa viii bo
correctly conveyed
, 1864-05-19

~ The first anti-slavery newspaper ever
printed In Tennessee was published by Ben
ianin Lunay, printer; in Greenyil1e, East
Tennessee, about tho year 1915. Greenvile
then contained about two hundred inhAbl-
,tant9. ...., -.
, 1864-05-19

~ Joe Coburn left New York on satuf..
day afternoon in the steamship City Of WASH
ington for England, whore he il to 60 into
training Immediately after his arrival for a
grand pugilistic contest with Jem Mace. He
ls accompanied In his journey BY Cusick, the
celebrated trainer, who has consented to do
the Mentor for his friend Jogcph.
, 1864-05-19

q MbAftd FEac21Bt 1&1s35t II ls41 U.
FIsH.-WH1TE FIsH. L consequence OF N almost
pon!iaal supply. With n active demand, prices hsvo
Esrkes IL extremely nrtn.-TR0uT. Giving to the
rcy Of white fish the market u more active and
AAcKxAEL--1n iAi7 receipt and moderate de'uxa.t.
Tf:ces nm and urchaustd- tonTIau.-Dcmandll1n.t-
H1Sus-Erjoi. quiet ard ii ctarssa. Pckled In fAlr
inRs In short supply, and very nro with good
, 1864-05-19
ARgIYAIS,....,...... :.

AhE1fALS......-..-.4....KA7 Is.
S;n1 Fl.Rst M'k,ns on:ocssss9 a.aas1s.
fiep ST, of Sev IosE. Gisavc1. o:dsssourz. ,ua-
Bark Badger stats, H!lssn, nugalo, lsa lumber su
:2ss2tt: = ss Hs2:s ~ lumber IS
sehr 90: fe,lnton FlAct. A..kegou, l.o u lumber.
schr Ges: Eastsr. Hanson, Muskegon. - n lumbar.
sehr sasglsr. johnson, Buffalo, 1so n lumbar. tton
sesr Geo; sssel. aun!sr.ou. Saginaw. 20 H lumber.
sr nnds ss. 5E: g. !.
selr Fs{Esi: Brewer Poas Haron, 800 BE- potatoes III
seh b TS,2Hten wof River. 1850 eadar
sssE sssF kess :s Z S lumber
sssE Esq., s:se Il ss:s Isl. st: .sea
sshr EefPEssy e 80 a
schr basbeT: Kesby, Auskeson. 90 III lumber
selr I:and. MsKs,, Packard Pier. IS N lumber.
sehr Rambler. cal1oAn, :1Isnts,ee, - NJ lumber.
scsl i: {. irwin. faisons. FseEasd: Pts.' n iam-
schr Horace Gr.eley Leng. Charlottesville. 6 IN luu-
schE A4jos And. Esen. johnson. oswexo, LIS n lum-
sehr Jost pa Dresaeu. Finnixan, Browns Pier, 81 m
ssetE gsrbala!. E,.sett, St; Joseph, % n sta,e..
8: ss hE E,.hasEk. Shaw, 8: JessPh. = Cd wood.
sehE Fnkas. cafie, Baa.lo' u eas wood ron Worm
scox Mount Vernon, f.slssa Whise Lake. 81 N lurl-
scoV BLACK Hawk. Hlntss, ersen 'Dssh, 100 cords
scex Tsnholdt, Fere.t. Saginaw, IS m lumbar and r
Prop ST. + 81; ts
, 1864-05-19

Iota1... $3lb99.95 *HT341.B7 $rs,2tf9t
The FiEst Natlozrl Bank Of Columbia, No., has de-
c1ared = dividend Of per cent en- eight months bu
ainelb, pst cent paJaQo iu ~>ln and per cent In
United 4tatea Jfs26ufI uotea.
, 1864-05-19

0eG4Easrs 4oeAs.
Tho following arc the earning Of the Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad Company for the weak end.
Ing Asy 18th,
1883, 1861. 1ncFea'a-
,9seS8 $af,05tB F9ndi1s
PhMsnkers.. S,alo. IS u.957I 4,li6 IS
, 1864-05-19

PKAYISi0N-Reeeived today, ~ btls Pork,
Y bIs Beef 81 $50 Cut Meats Shipped to-day So,
40 - Cut Neatr. 1d5 bss Posk. 1ss 81 ~ Lard. Tbs
70 tht adrauce in gold, and more favorable news from
NtwTork.
Meae Fork-In good demand nnd dYmtr. Sales
- Day were 800 b1ls city packed Hees Pork at
&te $40 hsls ana sco btts do ,.t nssht. e S:s 80
Buik Moatsr8ales l&c0pcs Hama II 1sAc loosa
40 pea DO II lie loose; soe pcs d2ht county ~
ts4c loose. =
IRri-F1imer hnt not Actiys. Sah today wars /,
1to les prire kettle.randeTed LtafLArd At 19c deli
yrrrd Il Rtchmend Indiana Il tts city steam 1t lse
pnTATOE3-Marketl Ii abundant supply srd
rffcas consequently low and declining. Previous quo
, 1864-05-19

s,csa Bp T'n7 seas. SnippsI today, no1s. F1Ar
6IEc-In fA!r drmSn,t ::-u4,y F*lcs t.-4,5
g tags p'we At &ts1 Is bushels and 10 Bag ~ 1t
u GFAss axKns-23 b4xs l1uosaJ In lssA At y >,
, 1864-05-19
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Nd a r I N E LIS T.
, 1864-05-19

Grubby, tWo-shir11 pride.
salea io-day:-1a Green Salt q 1t lie; s. Dry Fint
T :!c; 50 Green Calf At lie; 100 Green Kip asEc.
&LEATHER-Aarket generally Q1les But with 70
deeline ln IT. prevlons nEmness, especially IN calf
ekips an4 soils leather thu supply s which II limited
, 1864-05-19

ONI0N9-in .sms! receipt and good demand,
pr1ses steady and unch Angt4. No quote:
Prime qu21idaa .7o31. 9
Common to Medium. .........-.... ,50&l 90
CARBON 0IL-The market Is a littIs mora &C
tive,! hut the demand = still limited. Price5 rule
nrmsT At previous quo.atlons. III quote:
Whtue OIL. 11D to l2a 0S40
Straw OIL ...-..........-..s..s...... GV4
Nav -
The sun., 1864-11-02
News Items.
FBy T.le,,aph to tbs Sse York sun.l

Tgv Vermont legislature yesterday reelected the
present board of Judges Of Supreme Court ior the
year ensuing.
TuuGE PERSONS found guty by military com.
mission oi aiding soldiers 10 desert, have been seut
from Washington to the Albany peni'cn,isry.
TnE United States steamers Tallahassee and Arc
tic arrived ct Halifax Yesterday from Fortress
Monroe. The object OF the expedition 10 not made
public.
Tag California L. 4. Circuit Court yesterday con.
ermei the claim of San Francisco 10 four square
leagues Of land, embracing the site of the city and
immediate sijaccnt territory. As every land owner
derives tito from the city, this decision renders
them 80 fsr secure in their owncrship The case q
appealed to the [. s. Supreme Court
CrIrH lively fight occurred between a largo force
Of Moshy's men and portion Of the T. yht Illinois
cavalry, lsst Sunday In tho ueighborho,d OF Salem,
Va The guerrils chief was routed. We lost two
or three men silled aud three or four wounded.
The rebel loss more than double these mum.
bers to say nothing OF the fifteen or twenty prison.
ers captured.
A DISPATCH from Nash VILE states that portion
OF Gen. Hoods army hss crossed the Tennessee
river with the obvious intention Of making demon.
stration In Tennessee. Our forces however, are In
position TO Illustrate any design that can be made on
shermsn's rear II Is also reported that Forrest IL
threstening Johpsonylle, where there are large
quantity OF Government stores but Sherman has IN
sdeaaats lorcs there fsr .s assspsS
The sun., 1864-11-02

CItAgED.
STEAMSHIPS L Knight Phiind. sco..s Liv'l
SHlPS-iI =. psv ell, Havie: Northamp,ou, Bath.
Mo- sea soti- M. san irancisco
BtRkS -llles Boulc, Hayic. A A pfchert Trie.,sV
Onltkrtcr british tatdcnH,.
BRlhs Persia, Malamorw; Executor. Bangor Ma.
SCliOOSERs- II G Bruoks, II John, Il. Yer.
million, forues. Monroe; sall'e Benton, NcNcaata
De- Gilman, b-ton: Thoa Hicks do Lookout, do:
Pt'opdWin, sjrmiofi n ~ ,iihaou, Goorretorn; En-.
ma Bncon' Washington; h. u Iors. wrshneton.
sLOOP-iiarcCs,, Corsiu, for Bristol, r. l.
ARRIVED.
S1EArlIiIPS-C -Ciivoi Cork. iivertoo. ind juc.us.
'o'.n Achilles purt kol nj. Fulton, Port ROYAL Z,
beong, ~ q. frieatel Vera Cruz. Sic, els, (FT gun.
boa: Chcfaours.
sH!PS-Queen' Liverpool; Frank Flint. Cardls
BARKS Fanny Ealet, Nov Orleans: Zophvripo.
utand !urk; Topeka, Ilay sna: Annie " Levi. Iiy'r
hiie Ninr' Glsce Ra! G b. Evening Star. st Jago,
. Bi!i - !e,oii Of New Haven. from pcmnrarx
~ iheln LTaL sacuA Amanda jean. Cow Bay, CIR,
stHOOttES Brundase, IIiLsboro n s; "
- hird, New hsNen: Occan star, lrovidcuce; Ma.
Iietia smith, Providencr boundary, Snchias. II w
Nellhcet. q it-7rrd Eiz.bethIort ,or uart.orh
Amelia. Ngw Haven: 7 q LYMAN, Hartford; 4
kecd. Portland Tor Baltimore; y 4 Rowland, PorV
Chester; idio Stnupsui, tse'po-t. Cvnthis Jane
Hartford Charles ilaWley, New liaveu tor Albanyt
l. liul!inrame Tort Jefferson: Chase Provide arsas
Wood Coiuwailis, y = AnrnoA Windsor.
BELOW ship u Adams. Liy'l: hfls Firm q R,,v
Also lafks W Griiliths. Mntanzns lrent, Gotten.
bang, tHs Retrieve. LineGn, g Il
The sun., 1864-11-02
rus osnEl aaiemcn, of the public dstA for Tho

TUs dfraa aaiemcnt d the public dstA for Tho
month Of October shows the amount oufssandins v
be s2,011 0ys,5l5T6, or an Increase since the lase
monthly Statement, Of over sGi. 100000. The deb,
Tearing interest In coin s about Sge1 0o00OO cebtI
bearing interest in lawful money, s5st0oo0oot
debt on which interest has closed. t35I,oo debt
bearing no interest 4i,i,532,Oo The interest has
Increased to s566ie,Ooo In CON and to s2s65c, oOe
in lawful money, or 42,cO0,O0o q the former ana
Si,5cI,On Of the latter, the entire amount OF inter.
es, being ss5,3la6oG.G3.
EaAscir,uoS in MARYLAND was celebrated In
Phl'adclphia yesterday with much spirit. s4lutes,
pataios and sermons in the coored churchce m ar
ell TIC event. Chestnut stree, was ,hronsed and
amos; unpassahle from o'clock ill late hour.
Ia Baltimore the celebration yesterday opened 81
sunr se by grand salute Of tive hun lrcd guns &C.
conpanie1 with the ringing Of church and signal
tells. Flags are Displayed from the public build.
ings, and many private dwellings. A, room The
salutcs were repeated from Forts Federal Hi and
arshal. Christ Church bells joined In with
merry fes', performing at intervals various pa,ri.
ojic airs.
Gov. CoNg, of Maine has appointed Nathan A.
fArwel United states senator, H. I'LL the une xpred
terra oi sccrctary tesseudeu.
The sun., 1864-11-02
N EDlaINES.

4 REWARD OF $50 If THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR ia,l- to describe disease md
tell his pai,nE the nature 0! their complaints or III
ness without receiving any inform alton irv,n them
OUR MOTTO
WE Use such BalIns A. have strife,
With Nature or the L. 10 of Life
With blood our hspds W. n y,r stain
Nor poison men TO the.r pain
Our Pathsr-whom All goodness Ala
Provides he means t. cite all Hiss
IN. simple Herbs beneath our feet.
We'll uAed relieve our pAinf complete.
simple Herb, simple Flower.
luled from the dewey Lee
These thoGe shsl soak with touching power
Ofehange and health to thee.
Ohcc, No l-l Fulton street. brooklyn. room 9, IN
stairs no CHARGE Tor Consultation or Advice 81
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

'oWlf fi-hder short bat severe Hines. OF In.
hGmmniou of the un's, Ars rhele Co. lev, ug.d 40
yeAir, months and - dais
lAe funeral viii tNhr place from her lat. resld.n.-.
/! NnIick ~ on 1huela, morning, III inrt At !
ocock. Her rtIuaiL- viii te taken to Plensantvils
ioF lhttimont SO
IRA\tkS--killed In battle ON the iqth oct u
NJ dicuwii Va AutJ-tine +. lrsveft, of this city,
a'ed ii wears. 3Ts
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH on SILVER s6 TO
"A ~ on gold, Sly 10 80; partial set- gold, ~.
syc., u per Tooth. Teeth eNtIustct v.IhOut pain,
cleaned whitcned, or filled with gold aud other fll.
lnss; 81 cts. and warranted, ty Dr. IL. NILLEks, 43
Boser, opposite the old Theatre. $40
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOURS,
tween .lst and 2sd sts. Cheap, li-h durable se,s,
WIN puuIers TO restore youth appearance. Also,
melHhle' lower set. cIlal TO gold, at 3+5 9th av.
Teeth extracted without pain. Perfect Fatisiaction
fusiantoci. No advance required. All shonld give
oi5 9TH nY, between -lst and I'D SITS. call. STS
nR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
set Of teeth on silver at y TO tlb on gold a,
SlJ to S25 aectional sets 80 cents .ooh teeth
filled with gold Done cement, other hinga 80 eta,
10 ! per tsth Teeth extracted without pain. $40
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTEB
1Niu Psris-A fl | sett from 10 and upwards. Was
ranted TOR 10 years. Dr MlCHAuD, french DenS
ht ~ Ave. e. near Atm d, w
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Roy WANTED - ABOUT L. YEARS OF
'aee, to run erIsnds aud make himself generally
useful; Apply, after 10 o'clock, L, !, William ai,
room - 9Ts
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MARINE NEWS.
CIrAREII.

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