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Tennessee Politics.

HItSf~t 90 Lhc Ectntstg .>ttT-
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2G,-In the HORSE dav he
fore yesterday. hill repeating the law allowing
negroes To hold Office and SIT ON iuries came M
on ITS second reading, AMI without discussion
was tabled. by a vote OF ~ 10 -.
1he bill repeating the law imposing penalties
On common carriers, tor making distinction on
account OF race or color, was passed on its third
reading.
The bill repealing the law equiring test-oaths
1or holding oiiice, also passed It's third reading,
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Infanticide I'm High Life.

TetegTdpked E1ciasircIy to The EueRing Star.
CHICAGO, Nov. &--Mrs. Margaret Perry and
daughter, residents OF Carrollton, ILL.,. have been
held in 5000 bail each, on a charge of infanoi-
eide, consisting in the murder of an illegitimate
child Of the latter. Mrs. Perry is a daughter of
the late Gov. Carlin, of this State.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING.-It is given out that
Miss Romaine Goddard, step-daughter of Adj
miral Dahlgren is shortly to be led to the hyrne-
nial altar by Mr.. Overlook, Austrian Consul at
Hong Kong, and that the bridal trip will be to
that far-away place, via Europe.
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Col. JOHN 5. LOOMS, well known in Wash
ington, was reelected president Of the National
Land Company at the annual meeting recently
he'd in st. Louis The sales of the company to
actual settlers for the year ending ON the 1st
instant amounted to IA ,5s1 acres OF land mainly
in Kansas, yielding S52i ,32i1O
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PERsoNAL.-GeOrge W. Childs, Esq, propri-
etor OF the Philadelphia Ledger, is in town, and
is being made much of in prominent circles.
Last evening, Mr.. Childs, Mr.. A. Il. Drexel and
Joseph Patterson, Esq, of Philadelphia, dined
with President Grant, and i'm the course OF the
day they had long interview with Secretary
Boutwell,.
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BISHOP NORRIS, OF the VI. E. Church, called
at the Executive Mansion this morning, in COM
pany with Rev. DIR. Newman, and had pleas
ant interview with the President
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MASTER RICHARD VI. Curtis. L. =. ". has
been ordered to duty at the photographic Office
in this city.
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FIRST ASSISTANT ENGINEER w. III. KING has
been detached from the navy yard i'm this city,
and ordered to the iron-clad Alaska.
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SUIT AGAINST a PAyNAsTER.-TheF Fourth
Auditor has placed the accounts of Passed As
sistant Paymaster Il. Melieck, United States
Navy, into the hands of the Solicitor of the
Treasury Department, who will instisnte pro-
ceedings against him for a deficiency in his ac-
counts.
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ONE AND Two-CENT PIECES are not now re-
deemable at sub-treasuries for currency, but
they are exchangeable for three and five-cent
pieces, the five-cent pieces being reedeemable
i'm currency,
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PARIS, Nov. GA reunion of the prominent
members Of the Theirs party took place this
forenoon to discuss the proposition of interpella-
tion. resolution blaming the Ministry was
adopted.
Electoral meetings recommence in Paris to-
day,
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INCoRRECT-the statement that the Supreme
Court is ready TO give decision upon the con-
stitutiOnality OF the legal tender act. The Court
has not even considered the question.
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1elegTopked Ezclnsiuely 70 The Ereping Star.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, Nov. 26--The schooner
w. Grant, from Philadelphia, with coal for
Norfolk, went ashore on the night of the 2Sd
INST, on Machapungo shoals. The captain and
two men were drowned. The vessel is going TO
pieces.
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GEN. CAPRON, Commissioner Of Agriculture.
returned yesterday from Georgia where he has
been attending the State fair.
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COMMODORE JNO. l.. WoRDEN, u. S. NJ, who
has been in Europe for some time past, arrived
here this morning, having been ordered to the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Naval Academy at An
napOlis, Maryland, to succeed Vice Admiral
Porter, now on duty at the Navy Department.
Commodore WOrden was at the Navy Depart
ment to-day, and had interviews with the Sec
retary and Vice Admiral. He will take charge
of the Naval Academy early next week.
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ACTING COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS has dec;d-
edthat split kindling wood heretofore taxed shall
be relieved of tax in future.
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State W. FEDERAL Authority.

INDIANAPoLIs,No Nov. 26--In the Indiana State
Supreme Court, Wednesday, Judge Ray deliy-
cred an opinion that Congress has not the con-
stitutional power to impose a tax upon the
Official bond OF a County or State officer
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
Our New Po~se~~iouS.

AfectG! 10 The EreRiEsg Star.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Vincent Colyer Special
in' lam Commissioner, aniyed here last evening
having arrived from Sitka in twenty three tlavs
Inc Alaska Indians, numbering over seventy
Thousand, are superior 90 other tribes. They
hNe IN villages of well constructed houses.
T. ssess cattle, and raise grain 10 some extent
ih'y are very Peaeoable, and especially part, al
10 Americans, He Considers The ALASKA pur-
chase very illdcious
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kCoMNIssIoNERjDELANo it is stated, favors the
re-enactment OF the income tax, which expires
by Limitation June 30th next, and if he shall re-
fer to the subject at all in his forthcoming re-
port, it will be to recommend the continuance
OF that tax. He believes that ultimately the tax
on incomes and tobacco and whisky should form
the basis of the entire income for internal rev.
enue for the support Of the government, and
this being established, taxes on other articles
to large extent can be dispensed with.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were Si65. .237.05.
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"A. AT HOTEL in Sonoma, California, on the
to Wm Hudson, his friend, also drunk, with
whom ne had never quarreled:-'I wish you
would cut my throat, or my head or" Hudson
minutes Soon sftsr Hudson boyr6Svesi a fniss
returned where Hurd was sitting and indicted !
severe wound In his neck, causing almost instant
death. Hudson was arrested for thus accommo-
dating his friend. =
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E D0A eolored theosogical seminary in Rich
mond has 1orty stndents. lsalafl. (
~Hark Twain has made veYy fhvUrahle
impression during his vil1f y New xpe1And. b ,
!. ga Prussian isnt twenty one untii he,s
sven.o ok 3 "a . z4Ea q q -
e0A I'm IN Easeon, -Conn-, y nanafncfurins
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
DENTISTRY.

mrs W. AND ii. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS,
II No. 256 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-~
NUE. between l2th and 18th streets, furnish Sp$SS
ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kind of Plate ~~llIo
desired Pure NifyOEs Or'de Gas constantly on hand
for extracting teeth without pain We guarantee to
all those having work done at our Office satisfaction
in every particular. no 25-ly
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~suawberries are ripe in Florida.

~St1awberries are ripe In Florida.
0whiskybury Is short for Waterbury, Ct
n"Gold for cotton" is the Louisiana sloran.
: ~A cooperative grocery starts IN New York
ON capital Of s12,0o6 '-1' -
KWhatails you're eye, Joe 2" III told man
~A Chicago woman now wants divorce he
cause her hubbard y . "night editor" :,
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THE GENUINE LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF
ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ ATION NAL THEA IRE.
LAST NIGHT But ONE OF
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS.
THIS EVENING,
BENEFIT OF MR.. AND MRS.WATKISS.
By General Request, the Great Irish Drama of
TRODDEN DOWN
OR UNDER TWO FLAGS.
GRAND WATKINS MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
AT O'CLOCK.
Admission so cents Children 2l cenfs
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WASHINGTON, New. 2s, isss--Iay Cooke a Co.
furnish the following aaotatioas Of Goyernmen,
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ELSEWHERE will be found letter from Gen.
Balloch, giving a correct version OF what trans
pired at the interview with Mayor Bowen in re-
gard to the case OF the admission of the colored
girl Martin to the public schools. 1t will be
seen that the Mayor did not say that colored
children must be admitted to the public schools,
but did state that in this case the child having
been legally admitted and recognized as a pu-
pill, she could not, in his opinion, be expelled
without a violation of the rules.
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
CORNER OF 10TH AND q STREETS.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SENATOR WARNER, of Alabama, is in town.
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Il
SHAKESPEARE AND MENDELSSOHN
MRS. SCOTT sIDDONs.
ASSISTED By THE
MONSTER ORCHESTRA
BALTIMORE PEABODY ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
tsEvENrT-FIvE t15) soLoIsTs,)
"MiDsUMMER NIGHTS DREAM"
with all of shakspeares Text and Mendelssohn s
LINCOLN HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1869
positively for this occasion only.)
- Tickets of Admission sI.5e, (no extra charge
for reserved seats which be secured ON applca-
tion to Messrs- Philip solomons, Pennsylvania ave
nue.. nol9n
MARINIs FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD-
street, between 9Th and 10th streets.
Professor L. G. MARINI respectfully an Ck
nGnnees that his second quarters tuition in dancing
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1869.
For particulars apply at the Academy. no2i 2w
INE PAIN TINGs
been added to the Collection The Lovers Of the Fine
Aft aPG EssRsfsiy RIsd np e Sc ,h%
BY Mr.. 2: II. DE Haas.
THE THE asigs sy Merit
ENk %aEfEE 1iEws SsS DSRr by G.
wATER COLOR pRAwINSs, sg as,
237 Pennsylvania ayenne, near 18th street,
no z36t lChroniclel South side.
200 OIL PAINTINGsI
FER sSs ssls and on Ere EsRiPiti:n at BARLow's
Penna avenue between l2th and 18th streets, south
Frame Establishment. ''' nsl7 ON
No. 1867 en- EXHIBITION INo. 4s6
sr.EHr ,.H At asfkEIfEns, ASR iA1E }sfa.a.aGr.
M. between ; snls spa I 7 s.Ess..s ss.ass., s,
shade. AsS ssse fe4s gs .nS %sw @s
sels; Rings Nails, &C., in the District.
Please Remember Name and Number apa1y
b 44s Tenth street, second door abOvsF, l.
COsTUMER
FOR FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS,
FOR
A LADIES' eEsTd5sEs pRKs AND chill; oa1!,n l.
MASQUERADE COSTUMES
~" LADIES. GENTS SSp CHILDREN.
AT HARRY 2es9MSss 9ss ,d,S .,s.s,
oc % eoam fourth door south Of Penna. ave.
SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST CLASS GOLD BONDS,
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN GOLD IN FIFTY
INTEREST FAX ES5KksdE 81 iaXS6N * S9kD IN NEW
FREE OF UNITED STATES TAXATION,
ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN.
NEs0TA RAILWAY co.
FIRST MORTGAGE fESS SsSSHSSNFTrBLE SoNS. SINKING
SECURED By The
Railroad, Branches, Depot Grounds, Rolling Stock,
Equipment and Franchises of the Company.
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT,
WELDING sxk ks csSE GyfFFNcy SES ysysHf sNysafLY TEN
TRCsrEEs:
J. EDGAR THOMSON, of Philadelphia, Pa,
CHARLES L. FROST, Of New York City.
Financial Agents for the sale Of the Bonds,
HENRY CLEws CO.,
32,wsI Street, New York.
NThese Bonds may be obtained at 95 and ac-
crued interest, OF
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., Bankers,
Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, wv arlington
City. non -eo1m
HE ARLINGTON HOUSE.
This new and magnificent Hotel will be opened
Tor guests on about the 18th Of November. II has
ACCOMMODATIONS FOB 900 GUESTS.
, 1869-11-05

on lis psy 10 execution and stospng % Ge nssoa ane
cUud ct the slave woman. II also on e1asn.1oa'
Although tic cauvas Is uuconfo.t NY A c.o ~
a. .h.re + eso 1 sn'nss ~. ~ ,s tie atory WITH
corsErnluafc powcr. Thu pictuIe mas asniesSa !,
natiousl reCu. alton, aud all viii be dei'Bateu 10
ttS !. On aoee 20 our Ionc artist. aud l. with
fee,lnT OF pride tna. sc CHRONICLE amonS
them The name Of James Il. LEA LAY, 1.-s sqo 1o
1i.t ana tss aet 10 Es staao ID tae opots House
HH ~ maSns ii. dsb.4 W1,h the "Alexander STOCK
Fs.m, n Immense p.ctore being 1axs 10 asen assS
irs,,nntns UPON The es1knoun 6entnctJ iasda. =:
Mr. Tearu has lseored under crest onncnasJ ~
thts picture, In artistic point Of sicW eo 3 s
oosEed to make portraits o. tnese aonns r. - asor S
shn owner: hvt hia accurate drawing And nne eoso9
are peroepftole All .hrouEa tne Wo5 no,. eSf S{s
d,snJ welcome NJ Beard u oVt eS, Fnr &oTt ~9e4s A1
Nj. Hialard. whose little cabinet ptcture1 and
studies hare been 80 much ADMIRED Hrepfesshteai i
y picture Of largo stG IN sv ,ros, N
lesens saSat tissshea. becaey aud warmth oi eoleI
have Geen ihe distinguishing features Of bis ANAL
p,c1uree: but IN this larger Worf no nas eno ~
| hInaeif 10 be poascased Of breadth Of handing
aud roxer of combination for which re nave @ nos
| heretofore given him credit The co!ot1n8 L. W.
| wa1m even for 80 large rictnle toe gsuapnas
Ths picture w u one Which VII do hin great credit
MI Nj. sh,SsaT has Two local bits Q! local scenes
witch are not only very accurate ~ n@rs1le.l@
| feuturt, III which Mr. s. has Awa1n c@sSheo~
n po1iraiis, the collection Is very Heo. MI
riesertnE Is !epr5Tssse2ted ;! . portrait - ,ao,
which Is one Of hia ts,est ruurta. Tno face shows
very decided e..uly. both OF color and CHARACTER
and the h.ndluR Of the dIape1y Is mastery. Mi
DcceGcr, ucw artist here, has picture OF ltttl
Rir, with serJ swee.15 painted face, m
eolor. ra ar. Psne ia Represented By Two Portrait
which are painted with great care antt With cor
scienttons attention 10 detail. Thefe "a a gtuu!n
artistic feeling and an absence Of sensational E
feet III nla pictures which Il very refreshing. Ii
Brudish has portrait which has como good w0f
IN II, but It Is not thoroughly successful Or up
his usual standard. MI. JenEs has one ot the be
nnr11att5 au the 1oom-tha1 OF an OLD lady, which
| fnil Of lie. and lust as foil OF good painting.
, 1869-11-05
TIE SHIP CANAL,
Heavy Contracts Lct-Vtnter Move.
mcnI6a

Frnm The Portage Lake Il. ST. Gl:<tte, 0ts- =
Last evening NC learned that, after long con-
sultation with Hon. J. II. Foster, State Engineer,
tcRn1 ding the bcst plans for completing tho canal
in the most durable manner; ST. we!ls agreed to
entered into settes Of contracts with Mr. q.
u. GtGot.', Prosper Robert, and ethers. to get
ont during tho ensuing winter, eeve.a1 mill
icns Of Iett OF 2qnafe and pile timber,
enea1hlng, &c, to Pile, sheath. ana dock both
aides OF the canal for the entire length It seems
TO be re Determination Of TIC soupsuy to % not
t1oDs require All the f1l-w1dth ontttng has been
made twenty feet wider than rrquireo, and the
manage s!ips bare been made very much vide:
these cuDtenW for such enormous amounts Of
timber proves, beyond doubt the integrity Of the
company iu.ens,ons ri to complete The wo1S sasy
10 do during the fuciemehs winter season, already
on Mouday last the mammoth screw, made By
Sheldon, Wanxer 4 Cleaves, for moving sand from
UNDER tho dump Of Nc. rotary dredEe, out be.
yoDt the side into scows, or into CARS operated on
a porfab'c tzack located on the hank. was set in
motion and proved courlcte su:cess- The
amount oT sand, such ns pow forms the bulk OF the
remaining work, which can he moved IN twenty
!our hours Is sa enormous that II ts hardly creii-
bic TIL seen- The actual amonnt II between 2o0o
this. anount II crowded.
4 memorial. oE petition, y IN circulation, aud
g1ess TO allow the Canal COMPANY to become fully
possessed Of oue-half OF It's land grant, and use
such lands TO aid in completing the work. Waen
such petition was circulated last w1nler We on.
poeel vigorously, for the very good resson tina,
there Nas not Sufficient Work done to warrant IT,.
Now We as heartily recommend It's allowance,
because the eompany has doue well, and
hps the WORK 30 far completed that It w0uld be
folly not 70 finish II md come 1uto possession oi
tho 9e, ,0o1 acres which tney are willing 10 leave
IN ahey ance; 4 large amount Of wo1k-all thai
possibly conld be tione-was done durlu9 the paat
season and the company has t2oo, 600 tnvcsted It
machinery, hulttpgN and supplies whercw1tn te
| complete the wt're In the spring. Thirty days
vigorous Eo1k then Will connect the waters OF iht
two lakes. and with the timber all on the grouut
for p!linR. eheath!nC. docking and Finishing rers
| The whole woEk will bc completed at very earl!
1atc.
| Under such circumstances. Of the correctnes
Of which We bave aalen pains 10 assure our1elt,
Is emluentty Just and proper that The people WI
are to bc most benefited b. this great WORK snoul
aid the company all that l.ea within their power
| After the worE and expenditures OF the pazt sea
son, the company hnre right to claim POI
| ttou Of thelr remuneration, and being assured b
I the condition OF the wofk-tne best assurance I
| the r world-that It Is deserved the people OF LAX
Superior Will not be rardy or cna1y Of their a
| tistouce.
, 1869-11-05

rsrt vhe,c the ore originated was occupied ~
HTs Wocda. The loss Il about x51. The lower
ficor IL nrrutsrtl o. a drug store. DAMAGE ~
wa,cr, 500; tsmngc to bu1dng, about $780, IL
EAa the WcrE Of an ltcenn1ay.
TIE NsMruIs rArERs OF Oct . contain ooitu.
Mr. william Speed, who for MANI years lived Ia
Chicago, and who, when here, had hoAta Of per-
tonsl friends. he Lett Z wife and one uhnd: slnce
portatton business, principally upon the r1Ferlinea
TIE CONSTRUCTION OF the new tunnel uHdeF the
river at LaSalle street WAS commenced yesterdav.
The contractor, Mr. o. u, Green, put number Of
st that point, preparatory to building Golfer DAM
tho erection of which Will be commenced IN 4 few
dAyA
A STATED MxEua Of EIcelslor Lodge No. 3, K.
OF F. viii nc held thts evening at O'Clock, at Nos.
lion OF nl,lcers aud other important business. A
full attendance Is reGueA{ed.
, 1869-11-05

Tile VFkkA.
"N Troyatore" Was repeated at the Opera
1Iouse sast evening" 10 large audience This
cvcuug ..Tbe Bohemian Girl " Ttl be given tor
Nj. cas,le's bene1:, with Mad. Parera- Ross, MrsL
*eEuln, Mr. Campbell and Nr. Castle IN the cast
TonoIrow ai1e.noon .'fra Dl9yolo," and o.
,rxt, MozaIt's beaultIa1 opera " The Marriage OF
Figaro Will bc given
The TIRAfRES
No change at the theatres, Hip Van Wtnk|e' ~
a, McV,cErr.s: MARY Warner " II the Museum,
aad The N!tsstsrl4 At the Dearborn
Aucp. pe,,eng..,. i,cicnau,y llengles's Mo.
s11els give two Of their entertainments tn thts
c:.,, ii Library Hail, On Monday aud Tuesday OF
aexs week. a....-.--.
The Opera House Art Gallery. Within the past
few days. has been fp receipt u Lumber 0: neT
ard n er7tortous pictures, Which were made INC
e,ccas;op tast evening, Of ''pE7ratc view" pre-
l,asniury TO peruauent exhibition The collection
a. 1t now stands Ia admirable, and reflects great
err dit npor Mss*ts Asihsa aud fuiies, fos Their
t.xrellen1 worke. The wkatheE conid not hare
lxe1; ~ur.a: Tor an art reception, and yet Q1t1e
Lun.sHr Of c01nH:SRcurs Hcre present. -
appe Of tic 9rtuc;pal features OF tne exhibition
Is coitf e1t0l oi r!c.ured recently purchased oy
A.:.rs t''n~hy, E-1.. AID now exnsbted Tor The
l. Twu,rht,:' M Adiruadack Scene. DJ the
sn"tg Srx York artist, Albert Parton; compa-
-i-inn Of watcr, mills, sud txte., with very doe
a:,,s.r rs.'st 10 tho !:glt middle distance, aud
sn,,ty citn,d.Tors. Which il n,acu,c In meaning
.Souih parE. nainted b. l5iers,aiI SSSut
fear 5ears s;tcr: nat tcrsrcctyc. Win Elk Irci
iyV Il: tie ,ncus tltstabce, aud nuunsalns 10 the
..arlt1oupa. The picture ia very ialr ,nslauce
"s1,ri i,x NI' 1;icr. X IL. e,,ys '1S
i .lapd.saps ID Ssi,zcriaud,'' b, Jansen. oae
ot The most rtnlortars ianrscapes crer 1p 1ne
gallery.
j, 1.-THE F7ortp,lne f.oxer Girls. -,by the French
:r,l.sc, a, d. Cu;xnp, a large caoras reoreaent.
iur {Ho nowe{-p1fie- q h,pnrse, sitting ,tnos
LIE ra,cteDt arTacc1nT f.nSerE. the atneT ri,
uup. bioucc. IN m c:ec: a1t,ude locking tssrrl,
,urwar1 nrh hopo M n t,ounuri IA n ss.e = y :
customer potn the Gsurry have the rIch oltyc
tul II te+h, and are painted with rrmarkan,e
nluoo,hucss aud tie1,cscv Of hanoIlnr.
, 1869-11-05
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
The tsrnnd Heunton nj Louisville this
l1onth.

The reunion Of the Society Of the Army Of the
Tennessee, which is to take place In Louisville On
tho 17Ih and 18th Of November. Is Designed to be
the largest meeting Of that society ever yet held,
End arrangements arc being made accordingly.
All the Iiatingutahed military men Of the country
who were connected with the United 6tates army
during the var are expected to be present during
It's sessions President Graut and General ehef.
man arc fully committed, having accepted the In
v.aions aent to them and 1t Is said they Will cer-
ta4u,y be In attendance, Anong the invited Rneats
are the President and Cabinet General ". 7.
Sherman, Leu.enan. General Pn,t shendao, Ma
yor Generals George H. Thomas, H. W. Slocun.
III %e.ae PSps Spsa rHR n sa9Ss saSt
D. Z. yuei., L. II. GeoERe Cooke, II. y: ualleck,
". s Hancock, ". s. Roscc1aus. a: E burnside,
John A. DIX. John F Wool ). u Ssaoaed. GeS.
Towusend. George Stuncnlnn, David Huuter, n
7. Banks, Lonls Wei1zel, E. r Canng: 4. J.
smith Tetry Novel, Hsynoas n Aes a1a Fri: y:
onlcera OF the Soe:eues Of theIAfmy Of The Cum.
be1iand, Army Of the James and Army OF The
liar. AID lion. William Uennison- Ample ~
engagements will b. matfe with tac different rail-
roa1s throughout the country for transporting the
msnoe Of ee 81 s9G9y a9a RsssS hs due
he anuns1 srnnlou ct the sEcnbcs. Of the aoeiety
& u ATTY All q hs Ispntsszs aa o.st HsE 9s ~
and Il ls. The various nt4 tentsiag hefu deerc r.
att't u drawing teEcshcr lazfc number pessihe
will this virw. connecting lines tn NJ drrcnns are re-
:sS;'ss H. 'SSsss &c '
Gen1 Ticket Agent l.. ". Il L..
Gent rte1e. H:sst ~! = S:5!: 8: 2E:n.n,
.IANES FEHR1En.
Gen1 Pass: Agent Y: =, Mail L1nes
GenY Ticket Agent j. ii. l. q B.
Eacl: nc1,cr invited guest wtu make written Ap-
plleatin lis starting Ixius And sAnG Will be tur
iehed tickrt at full fare The application nust show
mute taken. and be etauped by the company iasu
ing lIer return VII te xissu BY taessataiion e
ens TEanrier Coinny. loui4yiilr. ky. tenaoEsrd by
Colonel 4. IT, MAtflsnd, Chairman Com,ultsee ou
Transportation. that the holder te member Or m In
yed Sreei VI the socir&Y} who III ieeuc ticket mark
ca.rranE. Said ticket hc y The sane route detis
mated Ia ApaieatlJu Railroads and steatnGo.t lines
n Maitland ". F. HaI7is, Qamnlitee On Tsan.ppr
tation. before Nos. s. lfSa n !. uAn1Ia.
A. II. MAKkLAxp,
Chairman Comm ittrc on Transportation.
LoCBEIlLE, Oct =.
NOTICE.
All members Of the Societies Of tho Army Of the
Tennessee mud Cavalry Of the West, resident lu
Chfrnpn, who arc dc51Tous Of attending the annual
reunion OF RaId societies, 10 be held at Louisville
November II and il, are requested TO meet nj Par
lof No I, fremont House. on Saturday evening
| next, at O'Clock, TO make arrangements for At
tending Ratd reunion in bods, an1 for the trans
| action OF other lIuAineea- The Committee OF
transportation will be prepared 10 make a repor,
as 70 hall fare tickets to Louisville aud return.