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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
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OTICE.-sTATE OF CALI

composing the Blus Tent Lumber Co. vs.. THAlE.
CURTIS ct al. 10 County Court. Notice is hereby
given to all persons holding or claiming liens on the
certain mining ground or claim sitrated upon Gu
pher Hill Blue Tent District, Nevada township and
county, and known as ths Central Co.'S ground; said
claim being situated and located between the Union
and the Enterprise claims called, the said claim
upon which this lien is taken and upon which said
fame was and is constructed, being known as the
Central Co.'S claims and flume, and being upon said
ground welfmarkei by stakes and boundaries to b.
and appear BEFORE the BOn. David Belden, at the
Courtroom of said Court, on FRIDAY, THE 26m
Day OF SEPTEMBER, H. D. 1862, and then and there
exhibit proof of said liens.
Dated the 18th day of August, A. D. 1862.
r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk.
per G. X FARoUHAR, Deputy
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
len NOTICE.-sTATE OF GALE

IL FORNIA, County of Nevada; JOHN CASPER vs..
JAMES MCCANBRIDGE, in County Court. Notice is
hereby given to all persons holding claiming liens
On that certain hotel and dwelling honse lying and
being in the County of Nevada and State Of Califor
mia, viz; in the village Of Omega Township OF Wash
ington, and bounded on the southeast by lot of
flanagan, and on the northwest by lot Of Kinds,
fronting Main street fortyfour feet less,
AMI extending back from said Main street fifty feet
more loss, to be and and appear before the Hon.
David I}elien, at the courtroom of said Court.
FRIDAY THE 3RD DAY OF OCTOBER, A. n, 1862,
and then and there exhibit proof of suid liens.
Dated Sept 8, 1862. r. Ii. FARQUHAR.
By q. X. FARoUHAR, Deputy. Clerk
J. 7. CALDWELL Pll's Atty. sep9-3m.
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Medtcal.
J. ID. DEMAREST, M- D.,
of N. z. University, 184s.

Professor of Theory and Prnctice of Medicine as de-
Inonstrated in the Treatment and Cure OF Special
Diseases in this State, during the last Thirteen
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
Medical.
DIR. J. G, YOUNG,
Late Professor of the University Of fPennsylvania,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
Private Medical OHsce and Hospital,
NO ISL CLAY STREET,
o. pcsite the sOuthwart csrnsr OF the Plasa,
SAN FRANCISCO.
WHERE HE CAN BE CONSULTED

w privately, and with the utmost con adsncs ny
the afflicted. at ahours daily, from pa NJ. to3 p "
DR Young addresses those who are Suffering un-
dor the aflcion of private disease whether arising
from impure connection or the terrible vice OF self
abuse. Devoting his entire time to that particular
branch of the medcaf pro essis he feels waTrantsa
in CLARA NTFEING AZURE IN. ALL CASES, whether
of long standing or recently contracted entirely re
moving the dregs of disease from the system and
making perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would calrthe attention OF the afflicted to the
tyniskln0 - cient assul anes of bs skill and
cess. >.
charged cured in the year ending July lst PS60
showing a record surprising any hospital in the
United States
CoxsuErA1rox, by letter or Otherwise, FREE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
New York, Dec. 5, 1s4s.

take great pleasure in recommending to the no.
tice of all ''whom 1t may concern" Dr. Demarest,
gentleman of first rate sttainments in his profession
and man in every way qualified to be trusted with
the health and lives of any body of men he may
choose to join. have had his acquaintance for
long time aud he has tended my patients for me with
entire satisfaction. N. CLARK LEAylNGs, h. d.
New York, Jan. Goth, lS4S.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
Prof. of Materla Medica, N. Y. U

This may certify that Dr. j. d. Demarest has been
in nv Off ce for some time past and has attended
number OF my patients for me, with perfect satsiae-
tiOn both to them and myself therefore take pleas
ure in recommending him to any person or persons
requiring medical services. can also speak highly
of his moral we'll as his professional character
u WELDON FELL, N. ID.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

RI Being desirons, above all things, Of rendering
myself proficient in my profession, assure my pa.
tents and the public that atteEd personally to all
cases that come before me- either by correspondence
or by personal visits. The strictest confidence and
the utmost regard for professional honor and secrecy
always Observed
Patients residing in any part of thsState can have
the remedies applicable to their several disorders for
warded to them, without risk ofexpoSure BE minute
in the details of your case, regards the duration
of the complaint symptoms, age, general habits OF
living. and occupation.
All female complaints, of whatever name ornature
treated successfully. Those ladies whose complaints
naturally excite hesitation in applying for advice,
may rest assured that in most instances personal
interview is unnecessary, remedies and general
instructions can be administered through correspOn-
dence. Address, DR. J. d. DEMAREST,
San Francisco, Cal.
OFFICES. F, corner Washington and Sansome
streets, over Ullman's Book Store, nearly opposite
the Post Office je17.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

r LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
IL For sAle b. SPENCE 4 WiCAD'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk.
per G. X. FARoUHAR Deputy.
l. CALDWELL, PPns Atty. sep2.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Havana intending 10 reach there tho day No
sei oi that name b>vng entered that port this 10Th
tho probabilities afS thai the Montgomery and the
nacofsh, ~ The vess NJ implicated IN This ALTAR
the steamer Blanchss aptain Smith claimed 70 be
NDeh vessel and On legitimate voyage is 40 5t the
Old steamer General Rux, formerly packet between
Few Orleans aud Texas S1e the blockade from Gal
weston 10 june last aud arrived safely in Havana with
cargo OF cotton and cominaNded doubt by the
Csptafn smith aborc spoken T While III Havana she
wos whtewasncd a. e. ciyed bogus transfer 10 the
proteciion o INC Fsh soverHmcht) aud. wlss burned
by inc tnftst Statos vessel toua another lilo
climate voyage from TeNas 10 Iavrus
u has YEP 10 be confirmed that the ed States vessel
which buTaot tho Esnohe Is tho stenlner MontgonarY
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
THE array Of VIRGINIA.

PHGADEPuIA, Oct ~, 1863.
Tas washington ca;r says-
rEb following regiments have jus. oaed Geaeri sigels
oommaad The Ono Hundred and Tenth. One fsundrod
and Thirty fourth, Ono Hundred and Thirty sstS One
Hundred snj Fifty fourth and Ono Hundred and Pity
seventh New York. Thirty third Massachusetts, Twen-
ty ysixth Wisconsin. Tho eighty Illinois ce
way. and will probably JON him today. Such
these are sufficient Co the fault finding the
effect that Sigss has not been properly reinforced
General Sigel yesterday movef' bis command TO the
neighborhood Of Contrsyills and established his head
Quarters there.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
IMPORTANT f,s0M KENTUCKY.

Bragg ana MarshalI'S Xebei Armies RE
treating 10 East TcnnSssse-Ceaso Of de
neral BueiI's Pursuit-keiStuciSy Nesr.
ly Cleared OF Rebels, so.
CIsolNsArI, Oct w, 1852
General Humphrey Marsnars rebel force svetreatina
from Mo unit Sterling towards East Tennessee Bis army
numbers about 5000 men We have force In pursuit.
bat as all harshaps mon morntsd he will dowbiIsss
escape.
General Brasg's rebel army is movng through Gum
oerand Gap. General Buell. hss ceased pursuit. and Il
lying With ns main force at Crab Orchard
IN another week regular rebel force will he in
Kentucky, and nsw disposition will he made Of TN
msnse army.
Brieadier donerai Jcf G Davis has beor pisoed tom-
pofariy In command OF the forces in Covtnstoa Major
General Granger takes the field tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
The Burning OF the Blanche

SOME or TlIE DETAILS OF TEE BURNING or THE
sS0LIsH aERcuArT SHIP BLANCHE Bf THE MONT
Go1ERy, CAPT HUNTER, IN SPANISH WATERS.
We learn from letters from Havans certain facts the
details Of which, If confirmed are calculated Involve
es in dilouliy with the spanish government.
un th- 9Th Of tho present month tho merchant steamer
Blanche, Captain smith, carrying ~ English 1ag
formerly engagcd IN the trade between New Orleans and
Cuba but sold stuce the to English house,
coming from Matagorda 10 Cuba, when she stopped at
smait port called Muats to take COAL she then sailed
for Havana, with Spanish pilot IN board When sear
that place. and on Marianao she IN the distance
American steamshp chasing her with all speed. The
ship was the gunbost Montgomery, Captain Hunter.
Tho captain of ,he Blanche became frightened
aud ,ns,oad Of waiting for her Ne attempted TO
escape The Montgomery continued the pursuit, and
conl elled hor TO around aud her ashore SIX
miles west OF Moro castle The SEA Aicahie, who
,,d watched her movements from tho shore, took
boat, and, with two or three other men vent On
board the Bauohe when he hoised the spanish hag as
sign that she under the protection N tue spanish go
vcrnment. At tho same lime Captain Huntsr, Of the
Mon,gc.sry order ed twoboa,s with armed 70 90 on
board the snthe and 20 take t,rcibo possession d sio
vessel.
Caps In smith the alcadc what his mission was and
told them that he had received orders ~ carry the
'lancbe away u pcsibe not iose hre TO her aud TO
biGtte vessui aud cargo Captsin smith and the span.
ish ofcis having protested against such proceedings,
ausrfe. cnsucd which the r or with the 40 ct hts
hCn, dfpNe h'm on shore, toSen"T WI" ths wv - sa
ias who were with him. After this they came back 'c
10 the ship and carried sway WIN ti,em the Oubin
fo, who had been taken by captain snith u; Ma iaao.
when tho spanish Governor ~ Havana received the
news Oi llis outrage, committed IA spanish waters by IN
American vessel. orders gwen 10 pa ish triga,o
e. gaii forthwith and capture The lstl taat'r of tic
aceA But tbs Montgomery had d~a'r srct and " tie
latest ate no trace of her hh1 yet beuu discovered ~ u 9
~sme iims dtsitacAes cent u NJ Tlssres tho ,lau
IN Muisiff & Washington, giving tlie eta,. y ,'ie
a,ir Nhch. % this time, mast have bscu suL,tci T.
Nc ~ aSntd.
AM oseh = Ss.i.N "arsr, .iierto aHpIt ne
rane ~ M taHt tae isl"Nhe, .ut p'ftg,i'
A, ar Laas Us 7. y : fnf. Il II ! N.ants ,..rs
~ w.w ~ town h. urt firt bsi ~ ttt.. -
sen 4 La, -kr. s.ssfae ~ "A. IA 49, - -
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
A Rebel Ba~d Di.perssa am Missouri.

SpRYGYRr.D, Oct ~, 1862
band Of rebels. about two hundred strons dis
covered endeavortng pass South SONS miles
OF Marshdeld. Tney supposed 10 be under com
mand OF Colonel Dorsey ana to be goingto West Plains,
Ark At eleven O'CLOCK Monday night thsy attacked
by Lieutenant Colonel Stuart, with hundred Of
Eleventh Illinois cavalry and routed with toss OF four
killed, nine wounded and dfteen prisoners. Our loss
killed Tho eneay scattered aud Stuart still
M
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
News from California.


There speculative feeling In alcohol, with consider
abe sales At sbou, o0c. sales Of clear pork butter and
crushed sugar unchanged rates. Wheat in good de-
msnd rsr skipping ~ III g..
The latest accounts from The new Colorado mines afc
rather dscouragng 10 placer diggnga bat extensive
quartz legcs give rich prospects both o silver and goh
Tho weather has become coioiOrlabc.
exploring party was hiug oat In sn1cent foroe TO
enter tns country occupied by the Apache ndiats.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

>uPaEng CoUsT-t ilc, fT--Pay l-Nos 3Orf joka sosI
3oss. JesI. 3oyf 3iet. sioJ kos. Sloo, 3iiy' mls
3iir, 3l2l, 3ls5, JilS Jl3a. sh5 aiaT 5fss' Part
2Nos 3s0s. 34ei, 3,G6, a4ss StTo, S172 ;isT4 s4Y6
3ils. sss2, 34s, Sass. 3lao. sAsi 9sgs, $500 $500
3s06, 3S03 35fs
2s37, 2s46 2s4e 1922 1851 2s63. 25G5, 2ssf gs5J.
1861, 1868. Part Il--Nos 2rv0, ODD. s7g3 III .ls
1856. 25s0. 2096 2sss 2528 $3.50, 2a3f
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

| w. A. Bachelors Celebrates Estsbii sh-,
sncht for Wigs roupeeg, Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing
hctsssa Cream Tor besuGfying the hair lG BoDf street
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

lhe E,krosd club, of Bookiyn. achieved another VIC
tors 10 day the score The close ~ tho match pog
trk.ord 80. Oiymric, l3 ihcre we're ovor Thousand
rfsns u.s ont Tho issi match Oh pu IanrstlY.
Nrath.r cold amt n,UtNt
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
priscsIrnmsc>'s. -.

The steamship Persia Csptsia Lott sshed xesssrdsy fs
Queenstown and Liverpool
the hne steamship CITY vork CsA Pesr.s q ~
iseFpocl HsS York aud Phlsdephia line s on ssias
! das neat for q sens.own aae LigernooI
srsAssaIp Nsss'irr. Taylor from MoBiesdec oe Cnn
S' sna Sg y, ~ ys, u ' = 70 y os va
ot y hagara csy y issi registered 800 owDea ~
i @ ne % r,e1 s Is siss. r. 'n' 'f some '>
s sI s s.sos M,as 81 @ y ,s sc,,sI e 5o rs.ssgA
& 'sr .er isn Hsns,S aS ases s.rs o. her Saoard aoa
u, nGe auscoyADo oi and from Deaa for Baltimore
a. YIN 'r.s = sg1 az. aoasses pnI into . Thomss %
e,: w. is9s s,s Re ,sr i IG ashore Berlin ss:s
~ AZ = IL, s,ns i.oa Ros,on FOR Phi;sdcpb. "a
| were 's.'cd ''V ''' = ''s s'
scna wA,pros, Ro.. 81 Ncwpor. from Eh,sbssbsot,
Is ,eakinsSrsely aud would nsrins railway & =.
s sts' %s'fy I: 'sissssssi ssss..
aud spps eoons are e .ha She has BEEN os, days
spoken, ote,
..s s.s s L ssS~n s.n g. Ds' s sss - rs whs
., ''Sr ~ men lg'on from sAEem io' Cayenne Sept
ssr Joseph Ssssrsca Baker Boston for Cape Hay
Scar oa.s snie,. M Hos Bostos for 90 D0raugo no ta.
Bssoss@A Africa Aug 9-In port bsz Swallow. Neiscs.
., s,as s s. Esz
~ 81 sg = t.- % s.,.. v.w. o,
Ssss t 81 ~ ass.s ass'isa Dav ' s a
ssasos ss" asn h, So .rsss % %cs' s
sid ath, Lexicon; Gregory Nyori 9th, Hssd. Loyett
al sr s% pe3sa s
F%ah p@np Da09 from s1 10
s Jane 'Iss ssrps Ss
s;s soS snS s R a sS ssSr s .H b
Belamore, with r.dasr head twisted
sAGuA Oct SIN port brig Pan.en for NYork. tas ouv
81 jons. Ms. oeai7-Arr schr Aloe Yauikner 49,. Ns
s.ss s New Sos ss 10 s,do hsbGT % ca S ship
orooadsrs Pike Trspsai va sss. Ssrhsasn ns",si
MA o' 1 PS% ss Sl!sg
sssys IS {sp| i:%sss 6S%.sss
ss.E n ssa and sla Tss
Nary rar1o es%dsa Hosa. ees. f III 1us%.s sS
sS Re
rs% a .R
\ Esss.ssy sss,ss jesss S;$ss f$ssspssS
is a31a sssf1 hyea Crowley
s Sss tas asa @ .sa sF .a s 80 s sps s.sfs
Many s|P ses s
SS Aes n ans Pcsc m .eS gs ys ys Fb oasrs s
Eden: ed, DO. runica Herrirnan Belfast ca
s%1 s4ss Ss Ss s'sian % was"s wFs NAY
nioss Below. bark 0aachen from Fxosk brig Alice Lee
Died.
Raesas On Wednesday. October 70. At the house of
her son, Charles n Rogers, Rayenswood, Mrs rus@
i'oneFs. aged u years. widow Of John Rogers
FIR osscr Detfhs see Eig1h page.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Prizes Cashed I'm All LeEaltzcu LOtte-
ries, by A. DUNN ll0 Broadway, up stairs Letter
IN unicatio,ry n couddeDtiM
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
,a. C.,..
-. .

tSfuN rOtn,s, &. {. rituTTl.G.
WtpSgsnty ~ ~. msrh tor SEQ Y y ycr olds,
nj, heats bes' t0e 70 u =, t. efg az.
h. = .,u4Ius aained = hnalh ~ ~
.p.athLnr .,.... .t.s.... 'tc ,vci fprtsn
= i ,ai, ,,a,,a q" : a'e.. ctr e.. y,
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Royal Havana k0ttaPy "A Pre- 4 a nm
paid prizes Highest pr1s paid for Doubloons Infor
nation turniased TAYLOR CO. Bankers.
l6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Gouyaud's Poudre Subtsle UpTO0ts Hasrs
Bssss, Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Ac,,nsSr q, upm xgs FnagYnoAr -4yusieliay no.n-
Ing rs the loOoken tcrrybo', Julin Fitch w,s cFes
INK he Ct y, the steamboat Mattcwan rnn mic her.
yr shrg in her starboad side and carrying away No..
t. ot the cabin and h, ehpuie. tOi time ia ~ ,as
considerable sSeioucat among the Tss-,isas bT :
uaae,y nr ,it,rr 'rc.ant ve .sicd. Iu eA-agc N.l
M nuht ~ Nh. y -tfi
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Trusses--Marsh q CO.-Rndical Cure
Truss Ofce sliH No vesey street Agtor House Ma
cnnnec' on weh sny oher oace % the saay
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

ID. siractivc Fire tn the North River.
BlHsiN3 oF THE SCHOONER ELEANOR AND FOrR
HANis ON B0ARp-DE5rRuCrIOS or THE GOVERN
ss>r sroaks. Erc.
The schooncr Eleanor, 2I9 tons burthcn laden with
government stores, burned In tho North river last
might, add four OF tue hands burned death Captain
Tyuend and five oi the narrowly escaped and we
rcg'ci - slats that one poor fellow Shp made his
.escr dreadfully burned. Having been conveyed
An q hul 70 Jersey Ciy his wounds dressed and he
MS b. conveyed 10 the hoepita S.me uetl inc that
The -,c was occasioucd by art the sigp ght rlli
nn n the hay with witT he Eleanor WAS nt,i
g vessel cost Sl2 600 aud IL The property ~ tho cap.
tam Nessrs. t. Runyou Co., cf this city Her dies
.trai ~ WIS Fortress Mnnroc
I've lle ioIf whn wcra burned 10 death pass e a.
ne ba nj 10 Fo trees NJ nroc. aud the ohar TWO were
~ III. crow. The schut. or was surrounded bt snn,l
boY, ~ hrh tried ~ nder her 4ns ,l il WIS
nil b, II, avail tn. French ifgutc took ytry art, /.
MAJ, The disnstro,r affair aud sent nvcr souu ot her
h., tfcn Niii ls - number VI her rrcw. Al twelve
a cs,,e she waa almost burned 20 the waite i edge, ard
one . III, n,,s,s svcrbuerd. The ames ci the poor
fcr,Ng ,,.iipd aig yet known. u " YET kIpwn
wtr,i x;e Wa inss pl. lfev cartn stei ~ hay
>spt r,.,i r,,nc, ,is whch caslly l. iicl The
se.r, sss aail ~; 40 sss~antc, nj " cause
al ssI ri = thai bass |, ilg ai5accE, esos 81.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Prizes Cashcd I'm sli Leg allied Lotteries
Iaformatton gwen JOSEPH BATES Broker
No II Wall street room No. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

UEs Professor Mtiicr's so cont Hair Dye
Dey stssst.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Democratic Democracy and Repu blfca n
Democracy rec Niger and ave N9ger photographed BY
HOLMES aS4 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Hsii's Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Bl1ck os
ali druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Omcsai Drawings or Murray. Edd y s.
20. a Ketrtucky and Missouri State Lotterles
kDsruoEr. Exrn,p CLASS 5Ol-October ~ 1861
6l, IL, SO. 40. 50, 49, Z. 80, 30, IL 81 As 64
kENrU0xr. GLASS b0s--October ~ sFx
SO. IT. 30. 4. 81. 65, 81. 6s. 81, 10, Is, 40 49,
Circulars asnt free OF charge by addressing eiherso
MURRAY, EDDY b co.,
Covtngton. KY. or st. J~uss Mo
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS.

ArrivaI and DeDnrture NJ the Dne Hun-
drcd and Fifty -se cond Now York Regi-
ment.
This regiment numbering eight hundred a0d atty
recruited IN Herkner and Osego counties, arrived yes
terday morning at tho Park Barracks where they
snbsstcd during the day, aud departed the evening
per the New Jersey Central Railroad Washington Tho
regiment presented fine Appearance and good order
and sobriety OF the men wero especially Observable
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
Flassac husetts Rogi ments I'm Route g
the Seat OF Wat

FS0sIUNs Us' ., wv
Tho embsrAation Of three Massachusetts regim ents
tho Third, Fifth and Forty supposed for
Newbern, attracted immense crowd tho streets
through which they marched 10. Ltory wharf These
regiments arc fully equipped
Tho Twcnty second Maine regiment arrived from Ran
ger early this morning and proceeded to New York
the Springfield aud New Havop route
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Omefai Ora w-fngs or tne Library Assoc
citation Compsny's Lossery of Kentucky.
CLASS No. 3t9-0ctober %. 1859
20. ~, SO. n. 7sr II. 2G. II, 6, \, 81, II, 3T.
CLASS Mo- S5c-October %, 1862
8. %. a. "a. Is. 10 81, Ca 20. 10, 33, SIS. 81.
R. yRANcE 4 co. o,vtnr.on Ry
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Splendid Cartes de visite, Eight for 81
At BAI.CH'S. x3Bowery. CAL snd zee
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
News from Fortress Monroe.

ARRIVAL OF THE CUMsRiA FROM NEW ORLEANS
SAILING OF THE FRIGArE MiNNEsoTA .xrc.
FORTRESS MOsRoE, Oct. u, 1859.
The steamship Cumbrs arrived At Fortress Monroe
this morning. She left New Orleans the t2h inst
She had moderate weather up tho l4lh. whea
perienced heavy northerly gale which lasted our days
Spoke bark A. Stevens of Sombrero Saw large qusnti
ties Of drt stuff supposed be wrecks of vesssts Put
into Hampton Roads for coal.
The Cumbra brings seventy five passenfers h@brirys
papers October IL but the main features in them
extracts from the Northern press. She briggs the
United states mail fair freight aud the follow log pas
Mrs Herman three chiiron aud servant Mrs
G. " Gamble and family. Mr. o. Morrell aud fatally, T.
T,ayer, N G. Tompkns J. u. Massey, > W. Patterson,
George Bush, I. Fernour, s. W. Sachs H. Wof, A..
Avneui, G. IT,. vianasoa, Ashburry Roger, Lane,
Thomas Cadier, Il. N. Deal, and twentyseven in the
The risa,e Minnesota left Ncwport's News yesterday
and passed down the Roads out to sea at about four
O'Clock.
Tie dag Of truce Me,amors AMI New York arrived
here this Afternoon bringing upwards OF fifty passengers
and not hundred paroled Union prsonesS-iar
less than expected.
News from the Rebel states.
RKPOgfED EVACUATION or CoaiNTa AND e0z,ivAR
UNION TROOPS.
Holly SPRINGS, Oct. IT, 1852.
Reports from Cornth say ti'at the snemy have eva
cuated Corn.h, and that Bolivar reon. Il being
cuated.
rm BATTLE cos;srH.
TUrK.o, Oct. IL, 1862
PaOed COniUiorato so"'"fs ,just ar'Ve" it"S<u~ ~,
say hundred wounded have bcaa sen< TO thai
place. and entire number will not exceed 6teen
hundred Our army in the highest SPIRITS Gsn Polk
had a narrow escape Among kiI,od Is Lieutenant
Coionei Patterson, First Tennessee Colonel Evans
Texas Rangers; Mslor Pryor Commssary; Captain Cart
right Of Georgia Win. s. May, OF Cenera eiasb"rne's
Sta0.
MISCELLANEOUS ITHM3.
RICHMOND, oct %, 1862.
eoid - selling Richmond 100 ITO, and silver Al
1876 q 130 per cent
The defracding the Co,nmissary Depsrtsae. has be
come so commonsas call forth comments AMI become
gcneta al talk the streets.
yet heard of the rst farmer north Of the
Rappaaunock who has ploughed and seedeSfoe crop Of
wheat Occasionally we hear OF Few seeded 10
the counties south ol aud adjoining tao HappahannocS
valley,
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
Ehe Draft.
PROGRESS or ras COMMISSIONER

PKOURhos OF TIE UUMM!sSIONHFN kVc
The reports from the different station houses through
out New Tnk and Brooklyn last evening give quite IN
vcrsbo couns Of the progress which IL being made by
fhe Commissioners IN hearing the claims OF excmpts
THIS evening Judge Advocate General An,hcn will mse'
the brooklyn Comra ssoners, in order 60 confer with
them relative sher duties. In the various wards up %
the present time comparatively small number have
made application for exempt certificates. In tine First
ward eighty-nioe have inade application and ~ the
Fourth ward fifty two Nearly sii Of the latter hive
claimed exopt the strength II disability ooy one
half IF whom received certificates.
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raR HOURS OF THG DRAFT CoMMIssIOsxaS.
EDITOR ras axsAtD

NEN YopKi Oct. q I5pZ,
Beng anxious 10 correct An error Of the Com
mis-oners" OF the various wards, who hear the
EXCUSES exenpts bog your indulgence for thtse few
lines ia your valuable paper Why do lhe Commission.
ers mold their sessions from ill four o'ooekthe
exact hours when poor who works for his living
from till six ocock cannot come Perhaps some
man NJ this class at the risk OF losing his stuaton aud
pay for the time hc is absent, stays home tl niue
O'Clock then goes tho station house, stands iiLe
for nearly hour and then finds be must come In the
afternoon from till four O'clock that ia The
only time when the surgeon there" This IS he ar
rangement all the station houses. BY inserting the
abDve 10 your esteemed Journal you will excesoDgy
ohlige sufferer from the abovo cause, and sonstan,
reader Of the HERALD h 4,
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Circulars sent by ~ dressing
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vaughns's Photographs Studio, aas
B0wcry.-Notise Twelve Cartes de Vise 1t warranted
equal 10 any made ON Broadway 22a aBowery
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Eight Cartcs dc Visite for Sl-Equal 20
the hest made BAhcas 23s 0reeu stch corner Barclay.