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Inn fhe EIecIInns Ca

State elections have been held this
year in New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, and Oregon; and in
each, the victory Of the Union party
has been complete. Vermont speaks
next; then Maine, and after that State,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and
Minnesota, viii vote for State officers,
and members Of Congress. The other
States hold their elections in November.
In the local contests, last spring, party
lines were closely drawn, and the
Unionists were triumphant everywhere,
by large and increased majorities over
1862
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GoEEauL. OPERATIONS Wight before
last, srhAIl squad of guerrillas made a
descent upon the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad, near Mitchellsville, and
tore up a number Of rails. Several
hours were consumed in repairing dam
ages and consequently the down train
duo at seven clock yesterday morning
did not arrive until sboat two o'clock
EM
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Plagiarism.

The Press Of yesterday accuses US Of
stealing editorial matter from the New
York Tribune In an article on the
constitutional amendment, prohibiting
slavery, we took the figures relative to
the vote Of members from PennsyI
vania, New York, and Of two New Eng
land States, from the Tribune, but
nothing else. All the rest of the arti-
Gle was our own. We took some facts
from the Tribune the Press habitually
steals its ideas from the Richmond and
Atlanta papers.
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Newspaper correspondents are re-
minded that all manuscripts sent 20
publishers are entitled to be forwarded
ct the rate of two cent? for four ounces,
provided that one corner of the enve ell
ope is cut and left open, and the word
manuscript is written on the face of
the envelope. Authors ayailing them
selves of the provisions of this law viii
remember, however, that letter or
note Enclosed with the manuscript viii
subject the whole package 10 letter pos
faoe
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sEcoxD DTsPATeH

The latest intelligence just received
from Grants army, Is up TO IL O'Clock
Sunday morning.
Colonel Chamberlain, commanding a
brigade of the 9th corps, was badly, and
it is thought MORALLY, wounded in the
side in a fight on Saturday.
General Neill's division, 9th corps,
got to within half mile Of Petersburg.
They fought on the river road and car
ried two lines Of the enemy entrench-
ments, which they held, and capturing
over 500 prisoners and 3 cannon. SeY-
eral battlefiags were also taken. On
Saturday night only one line Of the en-
enys works remained to be carried,
and it was thought that they would be
assaulted on Monday. Fighting had
not been renewed when the boat left
on Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
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C. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,
SIZES AND PRICES

All pens bear my trade bu1rk, " G. p. BARSEs,
Extra Lou, KY" for which have secured the
any part Of the country receipt u price aud
torn ehngcs Persons ordering VIII please state The
size end style desired, whether hard or son, me
codrses and II the pea should fal % please or prove
decisive Wli have Che privilege Of exchanging %.
deduction Of fifteen percent. allowed on orders 81
IS or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
500. IIberal discounts Inade 70 the tade. Oh
pens repaired 10 the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS and stTaP) each Pen and Watch circulars
sent FkEE. Address
G. P. BARNF.3,
Dealer 10 Gold Pens and American Wstches,
So Maln-streef. or axth. Lon-sNle. II.
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ion of Bmnsides corps, suffered very
severely in Fridays battle. Lee is evi-
IDENTIFY intending to make desperate
effort to hold Petersburg. # he fails
there it IS doubtful whether he VIII re-
treat toward Richmond He does not
seem disposed to permit Grant to get
south Of him.
The latest news from Hunter and
Ayerell comes through rebel sources.
The latter is said 10 be in the vicinity
of Lynchburg, and an attack on that
place is hourly expected.
The steamer which left City Point on
Saturday noon, brings the report that
our forces we're within 600 yards of Pc
tersburg, and could at any time destroy
it. Firing was heardon Saturday morn
ing but it was not expected that there
would be a general engagement before
the first Of next week
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Situation Wanted.
No Insinuations!

~ G. Gle RS, TIE OLDEST PICTURE
u MAN Of the Rock City, having escaped the
tender mercies Of Morgan, Forrest, and the Louis
vile Railroad, has actual returned to his old home
whatever may be said to The contrary notTihstsnd-
lng and can be seen during business hours FREE
OF CHARGE, at his new rooms,
n o.. 12 and II Union-strt ct.
aud nowhere el4e. He is no "Wandering Jew to
keep Galleries all over creation hut he promises
70 make his new and only establishment equal, II
not superior, to the best. During six months
stay In the Eastern cities, he has made hinsel
quainted with all the late Improvements IN the
Photograph Art, and he viii continue to bring ont
all the latest styles Of Pictures, by Whatever name
they may be called. GIERS& CO.
iuue l9-lW
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The Common Council win hold its
Regular meeting this evening at 3
o'clock. We hope to see all the mem
bers present
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Answer to q CorresDOndent.

Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.
BRIDGEPoRT, ALA, June l6, 1864
If not encroaching too much on your
time and space, win you please publish,
for the benefit Of large number of
Uncle Sans soger boy" the dates of
the different payments of the Veteran
Volunteer bounty, and also of the new
recruits under the $500 bounty act.
Having heard so much dispute in re
gard to the matter have concluded to
write you as above, and have the mat
ter settled with the boys incur battery.
Your early compliance with the above
request, viii much oblige
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For Sale.

A INTEREST N A FIRST CLASS sAICoN,
III No. ~ Cherry street, near the corner II
Brose. seek and Extafes. Cal and sea-
june 81
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Wet Nurse.

VKTANfED, a wGT NURSE FOR YOUNG
w child. % whom liberal szFes vi - given.
One Eiihoul aeh ID would - prefdrreI FoF far
ther iaformsfon apply e this oaiee.
JuEsl7-1
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HEADQUARTERS TOsT OF NAsHVTLE,)
Nashville, Tenn, June 18th, 1864.
General Orders
No. .

No. ,.
I THE PRACTICE, BY SOLDIERS OF THE
i. army, Of peddling and huckstering about the
streets and pOn the sde-v aSs Of this city, is dis
graceful to the service, and must Immediately cease
Hereafter any soldier found at this Post engaged in
any such buaness, or any unauthorized trade OF
bushes W Il be arrested by the Provost Guar !;
and placed upon fatigue duty, It belong ng TO troops
at this Post and If not he Will be sent to the front
to Join his regiment.
III. No person will hereafter be permitted to es-
tablish or maintain any stand or place of trstck
upon the sidewalks or in the streets of the city,
for the sale o. any article whatever.
The Provost Marshal is charged with the enforce
men Of these Orders.
Py command of Brgadier-Gen JSO. +. MILLER.
june l9-lw W. NEVIN, Capt. and A. A G.
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How very alike the Nashville Press
and the Atlanta papers are becoming
save as it regards ability A day or
two siuce we read an article from the
the Atlents Register, commenting on
the reasonable course pursued by the
Illinois Copperheads, and predicting
all kinds of revolution and civil war
while the Press, yesterday morning,
takes its cue from the other rebel pa
per, and predicts that unless Old ABE
manages 'cutely' he is likely 10 have
trouble in the Northwest" and it is
greatly reioiced at the prospect
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ter lalaure, with silver ze.......-.-....... 70
The above D. for fHo ouuce cases. Extra for thrre
oullce cases, So four ounce, $40. VII he cent
free % mai or express receipt Of r1ce. Pen aud
WsEsh eifculsr sent free. Address
c. p. BARNES,
Dtaler 10 Gold Pens snd Americsn Wsiches,
rs Man-streel. Cor. ssEta. Louisville, ~.
mae I'll
nEADQUAETERs POsT OF NASHVILLE,
Nashville, Tenn, June n. ls0i.
General Orders q.
No. a.
A LLCTTizEssfHAVlHG Us FOLDERS FROM
a this Post quarts sor their premise. Are
required % Immediately rfpoff 10 sTating to shese
hesEqliartera he names a sle soldiers. ths eof-
pany and regimen o. which they belong, the length
q time they have been on such duty, asa b. whose
authority.
b eoinfnaad q Brgad.sr-CeBsral ]. r. MILlEz.
June ls-lW W.SEYiN, Csps. and A. 4. g.
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We have received a letter from our
correspondent Mr. GAFSEY, detailing
events from the lst of June; but as we
have published full accounts of the
transactions of most of the time inclu-
ded in his narrative, we omit all bat
the last part of the letter.
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Yours respectfully,
o. p. CUTTER,

The new recruit who is entitled to
$500, is paid at the same time with the
veteran, but only gets $40 each time.
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Letters from the front, received yes
terday, inform us that the selection of
LINCOLN and JOHNSON, by the Baltimore
Convention, was greeted with unparal-
lsled enthusiasm by the soldiers. The
gallant defenders of the country know
their friends The army vote will be
nearly unanimous for the Union ticket
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Elsewhere will be found a letter from
Occasional" to the Philadelphia Press,
relative to the nomination of Governor
Johnson, for the Vice Presidency. We
hope all the patrons of the UNION viii
read it.
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GATES { GAMBLE,
( 30. 26N. cherry-st.,
huhuile,

S.-tt either house We VIII siicad personally
70 AT orders, and sil furnish anything crdered az
the iosesf mafket pFae. and sand ~ mai or eE-
press snd III III orasrs WHISTLER % cur Inc or
not 4. q.
may 4-sm
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We would also inform our frienIs ,ha, We have
on hand an assortment Of
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Whss sssi according % dlgscfioas as 4sued5
hsa ssifbaT tasfs nor smell and - 49, cannot , 81
tsctsd b. any one. This remedy = pefsct eld -
qufFos nisctious, which are ctlcais-el = 4tatlsy
80 80 fhs Diseased orxana bul ramaFa1 ~ pel
e,r RON the sTfern eFs1fsaE bn9Ja1cy ana leat1s
III Il 40 quadk Msdi6ins, huf 4 ne empoele4 *
usrfsnos II re Physisian Eoat saclosssai - cizE
~ dissasos 81 thiS class.
- Lea n0ns despair A. us rslisa7 s-ecH ths
gsorf ssf6r fshfuF cares. Hheu al ot1sla al
Price only o. per boz o. noAse - 80.
-nt - nsli 70 sny sfiFsNS rsotpt % Sc rrlea.
FoT .1ls 81 an Druggists. - thas ~ aigaesufs
d afossi gech boz.
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Thiafs the grsas q sovereign Remedy
fe0mpoaed ofEXTHACTs Gron Ind ian
Roots and TIsrbs,l Tor ali diseases 81 the
Urinary and Sexual Organs auea -
Encouflnsmcs % the Brinss Aulamma-
ehs FEfansYs, stone In GNs H1e9dsFs
RtrfsfuFe, GravsIt Gonorrheas 0aegfs
and fs unrfvafed - anything Tet u.s.
severed FOR curing the W bites "a 3e-
manl
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In sOuusstou with the shows. 1A.Is Ga iland a
genera assortment Of
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DanRerS Of Life.

Acts I: IL. @And falling into place
where two sests mst-p = - q
In life, two seas meet passion, interest
and worldly desires eoIhset Ia Tie soui..
against the higher sosereiga eSills Of duty. !
The love Of the praise Ut sIea1 lnaSre than
the praise of God IL general Instance OF
this-the predominant character OF the un-
renewed This exists By natare, 10 some
more than others, 70 injury them, which IS
selfshness-vain gsarys Wien u eonfiets
with duty, il il wholly 70 be set aside The
heavenly inheritance II inconeeivably yain-
able, 10 its certainty, satisiactoriness and
perpetuity, and thus differs absolute y from
An earthly estate. But two seas met, equit-
able gains and perfect Integrity tAaolgh
.witktess apparently property salsd istsnp-
tatioH 20 ili-gotteB acquisitions Stating an
article as il is--iS6t taking advantages Of
mistaken eyes or ila RBy way acquiring
wrungly. OF the man truly approved OF
God. the fear OF che Lord Is his treasure !;
whose bread aud gater are sure; whose lit
Gle. II so, Is better than the riches 6f SssaHy
wicked Better is the poor that walketli
in bis integrity Ihan be that is peryerse IN
his lips aud 10 TOOL '---lR . iaaebs saisr aud
happier condition than rishs wicked MAJ,
one that makes no eoassienee either OF
speaking or doing wickedly. The right
eous 10 more excellent than his neighbor,
but the way of the wicked seduceth them.
In the way Ofsfighteoushess is sjiie, and ih
the psthway thereof there iseb duatlk &
Tue wisdom of Christian faith, through
grace. pnsses ever these t9is6ietiag sas, aud
Is safe, though tired and Suffering, aud looks
70 the sure haven beyond The experience
OF the good l. SUBSTANTIALLY ttat sof all
Christians In every sgs, they WHO lived
before now inherit uieir reward. hThese,
all died in taish net hKving reeeised the
promises, but having seen lhem aiayeH, aud
were persuaded Of them, and conIesSed that
they were stfaagerR and pilgsiths on the.
earth Yer they that say such things, de-.
clare plainly thar they seek country. AID
truly ifshsy baa been mindful 81 tlsat eoan-
try from where's they easae pEs. they might
have had opportunity - have returned.--
But now they desire better c1unt1y, that
i, abeavenly xhersfare SvhisnslAshamed
70 be called their God for be bath prepared
FOR tlssm city" Then iet mt mercy and
truth torsaks slsess bind them nis8ts thy
neck; write them RpOh the tmble of thine
heart, Have Kindness, Compassion. Feadl..
ness 10 do good - ti1mss IhaS stand 81 need
Of our help fsjfhial perlormanee of the
duties We owe either % God az man ROf.
sake not thou them fslAe sisaihsDk neck :.
lace, count them an ornpment and 81 them
b continually used By tbes upon al oeea-
sions- Keep them IN petahl lsmenher-
ancs. nsn 1etz y.
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Atfaohment.

Joka MfcaeH. Adm'r. rs JOAN H. Sswyers
4 e aAE i2sesusiL. WestI q p
aFstgb vlaAaias sn la.i.isSh tsas ths dsfsnasrss
are Indebted % him. and that they Riao,,Hd
chat pFueeas sannos Be served on them having OBJ
tsBea m original attaebmet against the estate 81
The defendants. nladc fetIIffable before r. d. Joa-
r0lstoH. q Justice 80 the Pence of Knox county.
and shs sanse having hern levied On their property
IL agresaa Il rid JNsise tlptt dsf~slnHir sIi sss
sRksa ). Ut IS - K H62FAf-sM tlsetIesstsh
DIS Of JnRe, lse4 or ], viii be preceeied with ~.
iahed ~ tasif eissSsatiyc wpeks III the kncxvilie
WIKI. Thi. 18th day af November iSe1
apris-st rfSss Il ID JouRoLM Up
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srAnn ~ Tllg oIn fkAo.

=. :. se~1st II - = 49, ssss
kaes. - 3 go n ~. Afes1i fsss hsea
psiss4 Nsf 4 tsst1s 81 sleii 81 a 4tfs ~ nfy
swe staes - shs saslaaa. Bss a.eA mss Be ~ he
Untssa states, ~ egaiasl ~ Ebera eaa ~ ~
neatFals u fkle wRr--8nts palriesa OF trails
sfssa-ztssnee A. DerutAes q Fheaee, Aprl a, ~.
CT ~ HsF $780, = "a FFk
> ~ trkaassss slssytsss 4 49,. saw ~ ~ So
drive estra tam snie tsef fsn = 10 esatissa plie
as thSy ~eals aiss deiss e. Tfast thrm aui. Mera
they aba, fhes wsala nssde aAa destfos ~ wishsat
nrFeys. Ahaetutety nesarea &C these thinkss an
amaaua fAn& anN aae reeka tAlak et 1ienRe -
ans tesNaa ~ tg6s eatnftal ths ttAlimsnt y
90 saly - be slave. and be rho Hstsfs d ~ this
time. n MOFeeters trailer - his eoansgy. whe
deserves TIE seofn and eaateAat 81 atl henerzkee
0sase-6axEaAs kasEcetss.
81 H5* 81 49, 81 - 81
Wkst rifAi hss tks xarsA ssssiieaf What jss,ses
has hesa aeaief Ard what esisa. teaaaea IN astsre
end FiRa, hss eeen uilhAnlds Cah eifhss ysa
day Aasas oae single ses u wsaag. aekefNisly and
wassA Ia eassA kssk 4 4 = ~ 1lsAilsnre
tAs saawyr. s-lipSs A. 4. SsErnEsas 1857. -
sTsFls = ; ~ s. rs--<+ess ayr 3Ass Il ~
= "a TrssA ahS passtlssa rsss,ss i 80 stsF ssss
Tfasa Pul - The wesss In tsss asd opsa snesantsr.
AflEess A
~sfsss nnn sassnPss.s eual AsNnthe Aasrs-
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Notice of Insolvency.

YTyIIE lnsdlrepcy Of the estate Il James Furger-
/ / ,sel, ass ]. having BEEN isgSlls sugscstei b.
Sc Cis1k nj DC Csanty Cnar II Aaderssn county,
hereby notify al persons having claims agsln.t
said estate "a die them legally authenticated. within
the time prescribed bE law thai DISTRIBUTION
be made or The, viii be forever barred. Thi. 9Th
March 1864 WILLIAM CROSS.
apFts-its Admir- estate 81 JAS. Furgerson.
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Attachment.

Attachment.
NANCY IL ElmaTs Is. n. r. .hcFigie#i
IT appearing frun the affidavit sworn 10 10 Iii
case that the sod B. r. Mcfarland has tsfaayrd or
ecnceuls himself that the ordinary process of inw
cannot be served upon biBa, the ssins hsyiRg beeR
leviedapaB 3D. re+i estate: II ordered ~ nie that
publication be ursde In tho Knoxville Wing aa;i-
flying said Me-..Fla ID 10 appear lsf5re me ri siS
huu,s In New tiRykek JefkT<se rnsnty, Tenn on.
the first Saturday 10 May nsSa and dafsd sid sai.
or tho ssae will 10 set Tor hearing and iasigmeat
final Us ~ him.
JONATHAN LAwRAScR
aprle-&ss J. r. for Jeiiersoa eeuaty.
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AEao RANDvM RECEIPTS.

THE ADAMS CYPRESS COMPANY
Vf AVikH opened % Atsee N kn1xviiIe ~hh.
q lsr1ala Noaey aaa Express Packsrss, n eksnrr
q Ipssht a.atsaarers sesklI PsrtsafssAs unissd
STATES. zss
- MaasY iss sslaist va s. brv.ra.a Q. -
-, ADAMs xxpskss coMsAxr.
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Notice of insolvency.

TFNHE insolvency Of the estate Of Pleasant u.
Gamer dee d, savfzs been iegsiiy FusgsSiei b
tie Clerk ofthe County Ceart df alaSs sssuat vi
hereby notify All persona having claims against sa,d
ss,aiV TO file them legally Authenticated within tn,
" made. b As tizssk 4 Arbi. 9Th
March. 1894. WILLIAM CROSS.
aprl6-Ha Admir- estate OF p ii. Garner, dec d.
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Attachuenf.

80 @ II n. itnlfes ~. ~. - Sasf ss4s
tasfE eleissi on aildavis sss che DEF .slsi.s =
indebted H. hita aud that he 80 ab<vynis thsa
s,l1iet SssI.iie y Aasa On hiin. having eAtasAss
IN srirhiai aisaebnsat rViHss hsestnte 81 toe ~
fsnslasit made retnFnalle telafe 5aines Henry. q
Jastire Il the Peeea fby Btanat craaiS end the
aefSa ~ q ia sjmstha lhnt tie Jebkdatt apfnas h.
s hik 81 rs ossu IL Lads u NE On de ish dog
81 September naxt ~ il viii he fnreesied With ex
raFta II b fthef ordered that this entlee te Pnl
tlshel fs fur rsssNSffse Eeaks n the Knoxville
Wing
arf2.it plss JAMES hkNHf, y. 7.
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sIlii1f -. sss.ni n hieraadnas()ssr
al 1HaeknrTf

n y ibis couse Il appearing hom the aEAiaslt gf
Fl tls - ifl 4hsi lhe a fsadaaf Il sneasft
depi IL The stale If Tennessrei II 4 f1efefpfe
R6h4sflls sshlk shd Itsbei seAtlis.bf hessfAilAF
lfItllshed8B the iswn ~ knpxvHls kf htsf sile-s
gsise weeks hasifYihgi tie iegrhdahtts bs and hs7
,eaF n the next teia 81 The Eifcalt Cvist q Me-
inn eesasgsts " keid 10 tAe tkaf Hhdss N IN;
lfa - Athsnsas the asst MaBdsy e y = asst
shra e1s thnre q feaadssahsesrtt F dnmas sts ms
Inlhf e,sfas u, ne DE Sass.r sill I'm tsk - As
"A. ffses AL sat fss hasfths. Wifhess dpln Z.
elasaR Clerk ef enid Epart d ales - AfhsHs, ms
- dry - a feib 1854. ssss1s s.ss
apFs.sl pf(5 JollN i. Low 81, tisfk.
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N a,.si.., vsss JAMES HENRY, J.p.


20 p. 1kfaple ~ sSsssisssFl II sFfaiss -
STlHE Plaintiff on affidavit, says that The defend
ans l. indetssl Ilisn sd siat hn 40 absesa,iS
thar proeess esffsa be setvai aian him. having ol-
tanned 81 original attachment agais, the estate af
the defendant made rtnfnahie teforv Jsuses Henry
Justice ef The Psaas fps ssloant county. and tho
same having heen leyied his property: IL i Or
ieseA b. asd Itplsee that tn. defsndant appear e.
s,ra him a his office in Iasyills on The ipth dag
" ntsilf he pFodse1sa with ss-
parts II i farther eflrFsd that this antice h tnt
hshet e. fpeE eaasespsiss seeks ia ths hsegfilie
spFs-4t piss JAMES HENRY, II.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

and zeal in great part responsible for ITS cary
terrible Disasters. The Duke sent out poste o'oei'
in a dispatch read and approved at summer
evening". assembly Of tired men, at Pembroke bode''
the majority OF whom absolutely slept VINE Inc
N inister Of War read over the paragraphs Of q
dispatch on every line Of which hung precious hves'
For particulars, zee Kingake's noble history ("heh
FprLshnen blame M for mismanagement IN our war
tbey forget tho Crimeon) The DIXIE died OF comph'
cation Of disorders. principally diate". The Queen
broke her retirement TO visit him twice during LIS
sickness. The Prince Of Wales went once-the doy
after his mother.
There have been more failures in Manchester seven
in one day attributed 20 nudcious speeulaons IN the
Confederate Cotton Loan. At Liverpool there is a
Southern Fair where articles said TO be manufactured
BY Rebel prisoners are exposed for sale One hears but
little about II, however.
The Brighton Pavilion, "srroly, the most bideous OF
buildings according to 1hackeray has been purchased
bv the corporation Of that town for $4,000 They In
tend refurnshing it, as attraction 10 the public
The recent dull period las proved of signal adVah
tage TO the Davenport brothers, whose dolngs nave
attracted more attention than they would have done
Under Ordinary circumstances. At secnc', held on
Tuesday night where literary men were chiefly present.
they broke down utterly and lamentaly. 1t Is sad
that Mr. BoucioGut has made arrangements to act az
their Barnum in England which may explain hs letter
TO the newspapers The Davcnports have found sue
cessfuI rival in the shape Of conjurer. who accom-
plishes all their leais without the aid Of darkness.