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Tventy-eisht members Of Company NJ, 18th New
York cavalry, in July last convicted In Ralelsh
n. C., by court martial, Of having excited mutiny
t Tarboro in that State, and we're sentenced TO be
dschsIged the service, confined at Forts Macon and
cnwel at hard labor for the term Of year, With
loss Of all pay, allow Ance,, and bounty due them
Major r. N Taylor, Of that regiment has by soliets-
ton With the President procured the remittal Of the
sentence They will. therefore, be Immediately re-
ieased from confinement, with all their allow snces
p pay and bounty.
This afternoon the Tunis Embassy called on the
eecretary Of State, who scoomp ,nicd them to the
Executive Mansion. Tho object Of the visit vas to
take leave OF the President. Tho interview con-
tnuod about twenty minutes and vas Of the most
agreeable character. The Tunisians will leave
Washington tomorrow tending to depart from the
United States next week.
The delegation Of twelve ladies from Baltimore,
claiming to represent fifteen hundred Of their seI,
called on the President to-day, and presented psi
ton signed BY that number Of women, askiug for the
release and pardon OF jefferson Dayis.
Mr.. Frederick W. seward, having sufficiently re-
covered from his injuries, has resumed his duties at
the Department as Assistant secre sry Of State.
Nj. Lewis schade, counsel Of Capt. wirz, called
to-day upon the President, asking ios an interview
in behalf Of hi. client, before the findings Of the
Military Commission shall be finally acted upon by
him There being crowd OF persons IN the room,
and the Pro,ient consequently busy, be informed
Mr.. schsdo ho would zee him on Wednesday upon
Tie subject.
Several Of the sporting gentry Of Washington city
visited New York during last week to make up their
bets on the prize fight to come OF the 2lst in,t
between ElioI and Davis OF some point adjacent 10
thai city.
The two regiment, Of veteran reserves nov ssr-
riIonod at the Circle Barracks were inspected "a
s,certain their sentiments relative to being dishsnd
ed Out OF over 40 mon but twenty-five voted fol
retention IN service, This is about the proportion
Of all who constitute the Veteran Reserve Corps The
pfcer. hosever are almost unanimous for retention
The Fenians Of Washington, II is taid, number
about 200 men and they have been making prepaT
,tions Tor some time past take active part in
movement now foot among them Many OF then
have recently been purchasing arms and uniforms
.nd recently the following signifcant notice appear
I'd in the public pgea
Fenian Brotherhood, Member, Of the w,shinetor
Circle particularly, aud Fcu.Ans OF the District O
Columbia generally, are hereby cautioned tor thei
benefit aEAlns getting any uniforms or having any
,h.ug 10 20 with that movement, until they knoR
noIe and hear further from us
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
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GALE on THE LAKES.
Great Destruction Of Property and Less
Of Life,

P.cto,l C. W. Nor. 6-Thcre was heavy gallo last
night that did great damage to the shipping Lake
Ontario The schooner Aunie Maude ia ashore at
wellingtsn, laden ~i,h 15,G00 bushels OF peLs. Tho
schooner Maggie, OF Montreal, with s,vjD bushels of
barley, from Wellington ior OsWego, il ashore at
Gull Point with wafer over the decks. All on board
were saved. A lArre back vessel name unknown,
ia Ashore on Salmon Point Reef. The masts are
rome, and the sea Is breaking over her. All hands
are supposed 10 he los IL II impossible to commun-
cate viii her TIL th gale 'ub'ides.
Kingston &. w., N5u G-s =. h-The gale stll
,ontinuei with rain, and the wind ia shifting to tho
North 4 schooner "a ashore mile east Of Long
Point, and auohcr on the North shore In preca-
rious condition. Their names are unknown.
Osrego \. T., Nor, 6.-lhe gale on Lake Ontario
,tsterdav vas terrific, The schooner Morning star
and Almlra arc aahu-e near the city. Several ycs-
,clp had their canvas blown TO pieces and somo lost
their deck loads The shore below this por! Is strswn
With lumtcr and staye bolts.
Port Colborue, r. w., Nor G-Tho schooner-
Marian Eayan and Winss Of the Morning went
,shore here thi. morninr. The Wings Of the Morn
Ing vsi laden with stAye', and broke in two.
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News Items.
Bp Tsl.7,opA 70 the Sss York swi.I

49,, :. -,.-,, - -, =.
p'o" NsJ "o'p'.' nav. Veo'' u''eon
Anu'o' ino A'' Oh ne Panen'' foV 'u numotr'
"o n 'en' :" nA"e'
ihs osnio'nis Navigation company hs' week
launched at San Francisco the largest steamer ever
oons,ructed on IN. Pacific coast. de.,on.d IN nm
:, s. pt .soo 90
VI eA'raen'o "'er' ono Co" soV"""'
"eeu"s VI 'he inii''eipniA |"y councils
yesterday afternoon, an appropriation Of $4,000
WAS made for tho sppo,ntmen, NJ In,p,c,o-.. Sc -
y
70 A"ehu 'o 'no eoAhiness oi me ci'y' IN ordor 10
oo P'epAf'a 'or eho'era
TIM statement which sppcsrcd yesterday rela
-
mems bureau III iehnsssee' was ineorrect. Cen
Fisk was directed by the War DEPARTMENT not 70
,,r,end., Al. ,ron.,,x h.ld a. .h.,aon.1 ,,u,,,
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

The POLITICAL CoSTEsI-CASDIDArEs IN
IuE FrELD.-The politicians who have been actively
employed, during the past tEo weeks In making
nominations, and bargaining smone themselves for
the different Offices rested from their labon at a
late hour yesterday afternoon. Boow will
be found list OF the variou, nominations,
corrected up TO the hour Of going to press.
Among the names Of candidates presented by the
various political ORGANIZATIONS and eliques the read
ers Of The bUS will n)tloe large number who an-
nuAlly turn up" s nominees for either the State
Senate, Legislature, or some other public office |;
among the most persistent OF this number is man
BY the name Of Gross Who IN 1856 elected Coun-
Gilman, and who now Aspres TO tho responsible
position OF Judge in the Marine Court. IA
general thing, the candidates Of all parte, for Jus
tices OF the different Courts gentlemen on whom
the public can rely for honest and efficient admin
htration Of their offices, but rule the people Wnl
prefer 70 retain tho present incumbent- Who have
been tried and found worthy, in preference TO
eiectlhg others not a. well qualified bJ experience for
'he position OF Justices. Among those who should bs
reelected are Judges lngrAham, Robertson Mon
crieL Da'y and Alker. Judge Woodruff the Repub-
lican opponent Of Judge Ingraham s lawyer OF hno
atainmens, but there 10 no good reason for oustine
lnsTahain to make room for even such an excellent
candidate A. Woodruff. JUDGE Daly has hstn invested
win the Judicial eTmine for 30 long period That 1t
VIII be difficult To find any man as comp tent for the
position nov held by Judge DAILY 10 The Court OF
Common Pleas; who is endonei by al the Demo-
cratic organizations and receives tho support OF
the most prominent Republicans In ret the
nominee OF the straight Republicans " only
put forward in accordance with Tho p'o-
framme Of the party lelAen wlo thought 1t
Sproper that their side should least 10 "present-
ea oy acsndidate, No doubt the great mass o. he-
pnoiieans will cast Their woes fOr Jnaee DAILY
hooper T. Van Vost, the LniIed service candidate
LOT ths euperor Court I, endorsed BY many sente-
men an excellent lawyer, vel qu.hned Ni the
p"sinon' Bartholomew O'Conuor, and A a. pl'ten-
h9sneI vlu ulks sood Ju,t, iOL Ihs Marine Court
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TIE CROPS.
Interesting statement.

Washington, Noe. 6.-ltaac Newton, Commissioners
,f Agriculture, in his report for October, says;
The III eshn NC Of the heat has sho IN that the in
'ure / ON We wra' her we.e oyel-e. imated. In the
report Tor AulusL the returns OF the wheat crop
.hog ed M quani and quality that there was a de-
ten OF zG,2+l,Ggs bushel. lut the estimates now
made, which are final, exhibit the decreHe under
Ist veGi', crop In quantity TO be 2lT293i bushels.
Ttc iuc!c4e In the oat crop in 1853 nearly 5utO,-
II ofbushels, and Of hay crop more than 100000 OF
,ont The tables exhibit the Fall crops as most abun.
ilut That ol corn is an that could Le desired. II
I'll be the largest ever grown in the United States
&c that plelt OF ee.es o0d Will tlsH the country and
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the lihor Of the farmer. Tbs corn crop 10 equally
eood the Sout states and its planning there II
30 much greater than mary, that that section
consume only portion Of the amount grown. II can
therefore, the Commissioner SAYS devote the next
crop season TO greater production Of cotton.
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Mississippi.

Nen Orlcdna Noe. 4.-rhe Mississippi Losislsturs
proposes toset apart twenty-five cent. Of the pub
lie receipts TO pay the State debt to be levied for
the support Of Confederate soldiers and the widows
and children Of soldiers killed in the Bills were
also introduced to compel railway companies TO pro-
vide separate en for the negroes. and 70 suspend all
laws for the collection Of debts in the tate for GER
tain time Another bill ALTO intto,uceI, propos-
ing to tar all suiu brought in the nited States
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Geornfa.

hilledosviiIe, Co, Oct. sl.-The Governor trans
mtted 10 the Georgia State Convention vo!uminous
documents, advising the State to claim the cotton
which was taken possession Of by sherman's army.
The Governors telegram to Washington on this sub
ject laid before the Convention, and produced
much lanrhter
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-23

y. W BnApLHE's Eew Psteat DuRLEx ELfP-
/ IkG tas daBbssl sFkI&H SKIRT
ThlA III FsssAan consists 81 Duplex Ter txol EAp-
tie RaFs Rsaasa steei springs, iagsaleasg hgsiaea
tishtls ans ARMY tegeiasf, edEa 70 sazes uakinF
tAs toughest. Eaesk ae&lhies elastic and daEshle
spring ever used They aeaAsni bend OF break, lac
sas saEgte sgxiags aud can Aquant preserve taeIr
perIsGt ama eeanlafnB shape mare th8n twice IS
long - kny StngIe spFins SKIRT thai ever has 81
can be mzds.
Tas wenaerfal aexiblIiy and great eeYnsort sud
pleasure IS any Isdy weafng The nApiex Eltptic
esowsea Assemblies ope1 a., Gzxrisgsss Rsiisoaa
Cars. ChaYch Pews Arm Chaitsy TOR Promenade
sud House Dress az ne skirt cas- se feidsd wren
ia ass % occupy smsH place as easily and soRYe-
Ia1y hasiaz easa9ed lbs Pleasure. Cam GsFt and
great ennTaniepce nf wearing the Duplex KlptIe
stses spffnG Sxfff for single day will never sfter-
ChiIarssA, Masssss and Tsuag Ladies they ara sa-
perloF ~ All others.
me hoops are esvxrvd win two ply aeubis
twtaaed thread and viii wsar tssiee as Ions As TIE
single yarn covering which Is Eses sn ell singls
steel HOOP skirts. Ths TIRES Bottom Rods on ev-
cry sxirt are also Double Steel, AMI twice ar aau-
IL csxere ~ gksvsat The spsstlaa hnsa weA rins
~ ias rods whan drageing down stairs stone teps
All are sna4e Of lAensu ard essgans corded sspas,
sssa are ~ Best quaity ~ svswy para. Eivsus e
the eAssr sas tsas5sl w acefas ata psrseet ahap@
passibse AVA sFs sA& ae~alaaabg ~ ssss no
desirable comfortable and ssoassnaeai SKIRT ssss
made q --.sz
WEsr's aaADLEg 4 Carl gassgissssrs q
chaashass, and 10 u 81 Hasaas streets. New Esgk
skg Sale saAA assk elass stassa tH gals Sltys ard
IthEepg6bab sna rhffAa statsa and Gaaada. HsvsuA
Cara, Aex5ss. ssasA Azasrief and tas wsss ssa-
deals ssspfs-s ssa1zs 8 f5fH
sv4snaasss Ter ne Duplex RlIiptle " Dagsls
Aas II 1888. --aEa.
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masHo0Ds

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bank rs s@em br8@ 10 TMx Aa EAseTElss Asa3
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They can be used without
Detection,
YOUTHFUL EyDIsCRETEoS.

In all Sexual nlssasex, IS Eouorfhea, striesufe,
aieet, and In all rEinary and Kinney Complaints,
ahey set ike Charfa~ EsIie{ Is experienced ~
Ezkiug single Ssx !; azsa froHa fenF 20 sis boxes
xaReRal5g NEINnt &sura.
Sold 81 boxes containing 50 pills, Price One Dol~
lar OF IN bozes FiYs Dollars sIso- Ia large box
ez eoasasning foaF Of the small, PTiea ThTsR Doll
lars.
i Private Circulars To Gentleman eaig~-EEut free
sd geeelpt "a dsnaea@a enwsispr AMI stataps
NJ sou rgeea sAePaffs cut cut - asvertissnent
Scr reference ard IL yoa eaunat pfostxrs them u
ysur aTusgiat, d net be tmpoae6 apeA By ess
ctAeT Yemsdr but snrios@ the money Ia settef
ID Or. y. BRYAN CosisnfsfnS Physician
Bbx B0Ta a. Bsnadwsy New YORK,
sad they will ba ssnk % Yeu saeuFa ffSFa pbsersa-
tlsn, ay rstwrn naaE, pest pAx1 % rsesipt Of TIE
xsloz5HY.
Dealers supplied by psmxs RsSHss Co.,
Wholesale A&aEtss New TsTA-s ga
August ia 'sss--fy.
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naE&yeTF rSrtfrf saA which gees fSea hts aAps1ss
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be asssrNs hat Be wsu tAs he ~ sF has 9sna3 ate
lag atasf6sE IN ie8saE I'd aw gigF w sRynpaystsaH
ssssr asxea Es 81 sraTw, ax ses ss psssshsess
MAY Il 1856
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GREAT REDUCTION ~
80 -. PR1CEs Or
SINGERS SEWING
MA Gil N Is

These nneqnsiied II achiAas fer faEaliy and mans
sfassatifg parvQsrs Sc ays. seaa sasapas - thsI
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xnYwheFe else IN Anaesisa. Sssa seF pFSee sast.
KDwTN DRAM.
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nHs nRwnrlwo . &

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Bsagfs siaos aiy Tvs 1893, ss4a nas S#an an the
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08
LETTER LIST.

Letters Remaining Uncinsmed
in the Post Office at Carksville, State OF Tenn, on
9th day Of Sept. 1865.
nr1 To obtain any Of these letters, the appli-
cant must call for sddccrtsed Letters" give the
date Of THE list and pay two cents for advertising.
No. "If not called for within ONE MONTH,
they win be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
"Free delivery Of letters by carriers NJ the resi-
fences Of owners, In cities ard large towns, may
be secured bv observing the following rules:
III. Direct letters plainly to the street and num-
Der, as well as the post-ofiice and State.
"2. Head letters with the writer's post-ofice aud
State, street and number, sigu them plainly with
full name, and request that answers be directed
accordingly.
49, Letters TO strangers or transient visitors In
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should be marked, In the lower iefl-hand
corner, with the word Transient,
-. Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner and leave space between the stamp
and direction for postmarking without interfering
with the writing.
an. 3.-A request for the return of letter tc
the writer, IL unclaimed within thirty days wher
written or printed with the writer's name posi-
office, and State, across the left-hand end Of The
envelope, on the face side, will be complied with
at the usual prepaid rate Of postage, payable whs,
the letter Is delivered to the wrter.--Sec 49, Law
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08

LET those who have doubted the virtues OF
Bulls Cedron Btters il any such there be, read the
following certificate from gentlemen well known
in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will
save the lives of thousands Of our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE KY, June s. 1863
We the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use of DR.. John Bulls Cedron
Biters in cases of general debility and prostration
Of the system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much suffering, Among
our soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who are expused to miasmatic in
hunce in the southern climate.
Maj. Phillip Speed, Col Int Revenue, Sd Dis
trict, ny.
Chas. b. Cotton, Collector of the Port Of Louis
villa, Ky.
Col. Il. Dent Provost Marshal General OF Ken
lucky.
Julius Winter, Clothing Merchant cor Id and
Market Streets Louisville Ky.
Rev. d. p. Henderson, Vice President OF Sani'
tary Commission.
Harvey, Hughs 4 Co, publishers Democrat.
Geo. r. Doern Prop. Louisville AnLeiger.
Hughs Parkhil wholesale Dry Goods Dealers
MaiA Street. Louisville.
Davis, Green CO.. Wholesale shoe dealers, Mail
Street. Louisville.
Hart Mapother, photographers, cor Market AMI
Third Streets, Louisville, Ky,
Capt S. +. llildreth, OF steamer Maj. Anderson
Maj. l.. 7. Thurston, Paymaster u. +. Army.
! G. NJ. MetcalL National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
/ Co jesse Bayles, 4th Ny. Cavalry.
George d. Prentice Louisville Journal.
70, sale by W. LCASrNER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08

ng- Were you at Sam. Grants party The other
night II not you cannot plead the want Of an
Invitation, for everybody Of any gentility was IN
cujed in the large heart Of our friend Sam, and
was expected by him ODE present And truly a
most brilliant assemblage responded to his invita-
ton. II has been a forgotten whilom day that we
have seen so large gathering Of The beauty and
fashion Of our community. We saw many hand
somer gentlemen than ourselves and nothing mors
could be sad in favor Of the masculine attendance
As to the femininity, oh shades Of Webster, give
US new words to describe their inexpressibls
charms We shall eyer remember Sam. for thii
charming entertainment and judging from the
warm eulogiums Of sonHe Of his lady guests, we
do not doubt he might persuade some Of them to
be the landlady of the Natioual-perhaps the same
one who stole the handsome bouquet that sam,
night, for Sam. told us privately that he would
give an immense reward, not for the bouquet bu
for The dear little thief
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08
TO ADVERTISERS.

Parties advertising by contract, for given time
will be confined to their legitimate business: any
thing outside of this will he charged for separately
Bea. Advertisers, for specified time, exceeding
their advertisements quarterly: all extra changes
will be charged for.
say Funeral notices, Obituaries, or any matter
subscribing private interest, will be charged for.
ray Notices, in local column, twenty cents pei
line. Special Notices fifteen cents per line.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08

neA- Is il not time that something was done To-
wards rcviving the inspection sales OF tobacco at
this placer Prior to the war GAINESVILLE was the
most important tobacco mart in the western coun-
try. The amount OF tobacco sold here annually
was greatly in excess Of that sold at Louisville OF
81. Louis, aud the advantages of home market
were apparent to all our planters They could
send their tobacco here, see It inspected, and gel
their money In their pockets and return home the
same day IL they desired to do SO. Now the To-
bacco goes to foreign markets, hundreds Of miles
distant where their instructions concerning II are
needed or not as suits the within or The interests Of
the merchant to whom II is consigned, and when
the produce is sold the planter sometimes gets hi:
money and sometimes he don't. Then let as have
our home market again at the earliest possible mo.
ment
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08
cEDRoN,

which is the basis Of the Bitters now offered 20
the public. That honor belongs 70 Informative in
habitants Of Central America, to whom Its virtues
have been known for more than two hundred
years. Armed with Il, the Indsn bids defiance TO
the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
the most venomous serpents. IL is belief with
them that while there Is breath left 10 the body the
Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what tha dis
ease may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this
extsavagant pretension, he is nevertheless seie6ed
from thorough examination of the evidence rss-
ting to its virtues that a remedy and preventive
from all diseases arising from exposure, either 10
changes Of weather and climate, or 70 the mics.
matte influence, il stands
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08

DRua SroRE.-The undersigned has engaged to
remain with Mossrs. Finley Stewart, and give his
personal attention to the business as in old times,
lie therefore would respectfully requesV hi. old
friends aud customers TO continue their patronage
with the new firm, where every effort will be made
TO give satisfaction. TowSsENp A. THOMAS,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08

RsA. n. W. Thomas, Esq, the editor of this pa
per- has returned to the city after four years Of
raj felicity, and will resume the charge of the po
litical Department next week. He has survived
the battles and the sieges, the marching and the
counermarching, the defeats and the victories oil
this deadly and exasperating strife and after years
of secluSon he seizes his trenchant weapon again
just at that end of the fight, however, at which
Cincinnatus dropped his. We give him hearty
welcome.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAINnEXfER 4 POLLARD

Have secured the services Of T. D. LEONARD Esq,
Landing. Mr.. LEoSARD's reputation as Tobacco
Auctioneer, is so well established as TO need no
comment. The first Tobacco Sales, in GAINESVILLE
were conducted by him, and the Tobacco market
increased 70 its vast proportions under his admins
tration.
The Tobacco sales, at Trices Landing, viii com,
mence positively, on SATURDAY, 9TH October
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08

Bay Brown, Driver & Co, have just received n
fall line of Hardware, Cutlery, ETC. In the stock
we notice an elegant assortment of Pocket Cutlery
OF, all sizes and the very best brands. They have
also received some fine scissors for ladies, and some
No. Rife Powder for sportsmen. Call and exam
me the assortment before il is broken.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-09-08

Boy We were gratified to meet our friend aad
townsman, Mr.. Ed Bringhurst, in the city few
days since. Ed has had severe attack OF
typhoid fever but we glad to say is fast recov-
eriug. lie stands about as tall as any man in our
midst, not alone in height but in everything that
goes to make up the agreeable gentleman.