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JOHN NlCKEGEEg.
O. TDRRISON & 60.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, G!a-s, Nails,
etc, Produce of all kinds wanted nl.n
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G.. EsEEEENG, -.
Professor of Music, &c.

Residence on Eighth street-opposite Cour:
House Square. Will give lessons in Vocal and
Instrumental Music in the villages of Manito-
woe and Two Rivers. .-
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DEFY COMPETITIONS!

DEE'I COW L L II 1ION
The patronage of the people of Mantle voc,
Calumet, Kewaunee, and Brown counties is So
licited, and they will find it to their advantage
to call and examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people of those coun-
ties would say, that for the patronage have
received of them am very thankful and hope
to have them continue the same, as l am now
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
price for all kinda of
PRO UCE, LUMBER,
Lath, Shing.e,> &C., in Cash
a- NJ. MAHONEY.
Mauitowoc, May 6, 1868.
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|
Lieut. Gen. Grant Since sending nv
las, dispatch have conversed with the
safeguard referred to.
They did not leave tie field until after
sunrise, and at that time nearly all The en-.
envy had left, moving toward Petersburg
lie says they abandoned no, only their
dead but their wounded also lie con.
versed wish an officer who said their loss
es were greater than ever before duung
the war.
The safeguard says he was over The
field and it was covered with the enemy's
dead and wounded. He has seen a great
many battle fields. bat never saw such q
sight.
have lis ructel Gen, Gregg 10 make
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Taken Up.

Manitowoc. Aug. IL, 1864.
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To u. S. Grant.

The following dispatch is inst received ::
% Corps, Aug 26, 1870 P. NJ.
A safeguard that WAS left on the battle
field remained there until after daylight
this morning. At that time the enemy
had all disappeared, leaving their dead on
the field unbured.
The foregoing paragraph shows how ae-
vereiy they ware punished, and doubtless,
hearing Of the arrival OF reinforcements,
they feared the results to-day, If they re-
iralned
Signed G, G MEADE,
NJ
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Further Rebel Reports OF the
Fighting OH Thursday.
GENERAL DUFIE In RICHMOND.
Cavalry Fight in the Shenan-
doah Valley,
&s~ &C.. n
The Press Despa tciA.
HEADQUARTERS, Army or 1Hu Por


ae Nov !, 1854. !
Inc surprise and capture OF part Of our picket line
on Sunday night occurred OF Fort Davis and
men taken belonged to the Sxsv-nlnth and Ono Hun
dred aud Eleventh Now York regiments.
They were for the nlost part men and somewhat
ignorant OF their duties, aud hence wachful
40 tho older troops who have been duty this point
Of the line.
This 10 the place where time ago play
the rebels similar trick, and the utmost vigilance has
ever since been exercised both sides. to prevent
repetition Of tho occurrence but whom the late move.
ment commenced every the ranks left behind had
TO take bis turn on picket, and OF these men, 10
said had never even loaded gun.
II seems the robols did not carry of q single musket
belonging to our soldiers, as they all found aud
brought in by General Perces brigade which went out
70 re.esla labllsh the line.
The only way 70 account for this Ia that their force
was too small 70 carry many extra arms and that
they did not have time TO return for them.
Although tho firing kept up by both sides the
line here, no casualties are reported.
Last night the r!ng was kept up most or the time but
the line remains the previous the affair.
All Is quot this morning.
We are having Indian summer here. The mornings
and evenings cold enough render nres very agree
abls while the days are just warm enough 70 make out
door life the most pleasant and agreeable.
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S Hip NC
Port OF Few Yo,L. Novsmbsr .. 1894.

| CLEARER
Steamship Rebeccs Clyde Wle,t washinston-Jas Rand
snip 1ernati thol. Cars, Antwerp-Funch Meucke
Bark Quindaro tBr). Macom5sr, Arroyo, PR-rhompson
Brig Coauete fBr) Peroiyal. Sierra Leone-H Loud
Brig Canning fBr). MosewIck. Port spain Trinidad
Brig Eiza Thompson. Marks 81 Johns. PR onativt
Brig II oohirs. tBr,, Andrews ST Jaso-Bre,, Son
b Margaret Ridley tBr) Harry, Harbor aracc-sakcn
Brig 1ubal CAIN Lorins EIzsbshpors-, Brett Son Co
schr Ssorse tnrl aoser. Msiamoroa-peck ceurch.
schr Argyle larr scsvis. .Msyssss1-w.ssssT smith
sch. Albert Edward (Br' Campbell Moncton-p Hsvi
schr Elcoa, outen, Fortress Monroe-BentIey. Smith
ssr sohr Eraqsn FRI Cono,sr s.. ChncG;ssgus %
ssr nssSee wssAlns,ouItk Kenny
schr Flyaway. Matthews, Bamore-Bcn,ey. Smith 4
sschr Argos Ely sou.x Amocy-H 3 Racket. 4 Son.
Soar . { scranton s.ariin somerses-n Rscist Son.
Steamer s.eaner Prsnsn Ssss rSs Youns rsps rSiaaspS.
ARRIVED
US revenue steamer Cuyahoga, MoGowsn Port Royal.
Sc via sesa,ors az sa.:, sc ~ days - a.. ),
town go WIN Mdss ana 70 cahsrd Qc
|
Steamship CITY Of MaacSss,sr orr, Haloro Live pool
Oct y va $50 1s WI, %dss an and s7
S"aad s o mile. OF q SANDY i, HOOK
or sasas H q Scotia os
steainshp Eagle Lawrence. Havana, Oct 20 PM. with
1nd e aspS sST 'SS xs,
1sen sna
sanoes, Saena 4 steering FOR por, Roy soh Cape Fear
and chased By two pipe working beam engine brig rxged
ship Atmosphere. Eyes, Liverpool Sept Is. with mdss
Thayer Peabody. No date, poke Fr ship Constance,
seg xa
saws gunboat hove to in heavy gale from the west.
SRp op Frank nj rps CT c0sy Cardiff - days.
Bark Columbia iBremJ, Muller. Liverpool, 81 days. with
cos. 70 Cha: Chas Lang a,, Co oo,,.,,,, 70 ,.v ,,
iron: 70 Faass Mslnsxs 4 Wsnds Had heavy westerly
and CARRIED .p . az and f0Fs''paan' yards
a @ Tas. a. .s's $sa s Ma
days q Ha.toras with heavy and gales; lost and
Tr.ss:. of shssu,ns Ns, n .aPrss Pert a. su
Avg on Nicola Mole, spoke schrAmy Bradford from
Big @ swan sof New Haven, Mathews Ponce PR q
drss Th a o M as5 ks sssa. 10 DAY.. with
SUGAR Fowler Joy. Had very heavy weather OIL Hat
Brig iof Jersey Le Messlrsar Cape aaspe. Canada,
Big Retriever e Sof CSsro.sc.own PEI Shelly L,nsan
S:.. Ss:se ~, co...
ws s s ..2y Ss I'll
ss.risysr skely. nsan. 10 days. with COAL to
p'aster. to II j & A Dewof
scbr Unicorn lBrl, Nichols CORVALLIS. lodayA with
tatocs 10 d r Dew0lf.
A Smthers d Co.
scSr s'ssl@sn, s.eslm.n. Grsa. Egg HsssGy; M ..
Schr J 0rinen, Wool Gloucester.
Schr Acope, hoffman. Providence.
Schr JOHN o ireland, -, Providence.
acbr las Parker, Kelly Pawtucket
Schr Essex. Post Hartford.
Sch, Pawnee, Smith Norwich.
BELOW.
One brig
SAILED.
Steamships Scotia. wesarn Meii ocoiic. Active; ahps
Sims Ocean Young Mcchanc Harpswei; bark Cheribon
schrs Emma Bacon Cniy Dsugh,e. vermion. Flaso, La
viniA
Wind - sunset 3.
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Military Affairs.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF rHE FORTY s. ECOND
.6H MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUNTEERS
This regiment arrived from Washington yesterday
morning Taey loft the city last night Boston, The
following Is list OF oiIlcers-
Field and Nd6-Coonel, Isaac S. Burreii, Roxbury,
Mass Lieutenant Colonel, Joseph Stedman, JamaicA
Plains Mass Major, Fredk g. Sties, Worcester, Mass
Surgeon, Albert B. Robinson Holden, Mass. Adjutant,
Chas. A. Davis Roxbury, Mass Quartermaster, AlonZo
J. Hudson, oxbury Mass. Sergeant MAJOR j. Jordan,
Roxbury, Mass Quartermaster 8 Sergeant Charles r.
Noyes, Boston, Mass; Commissary Sergeant, A G. Jor-
dan, West Roxbury, Mass ; Hospital Steward, Robert
White, Jr., Boston, Mass. Principal Musician, Thomas
Bowe. Dorchester Mass
. Cdmains-Warren French, Boston, Mass. J. b. White.
Boston Mass Augustus FORD, Worcester, Mass Aianson
Ward, Worcester, Mass. James T. Stevens Brantrec,
Mass. b. 9. Tinkham, Medway, Mass Samuel A. Water
man, Roxbury, Mass Samuel Eddy, Worcester. Mass
George M. Stewart, Springfield Mass; b. Road Wales,
Dorchester, Macs.
First Lieuenants-Charles W. Baxter, Boston, Mass. ;
Joseph Sanderson, Boston, Mass. George w. Bailou,
Aedway, Mass George H. Bates. scituato, Mass James
Oonnor, Worcester haes N. A. Aldrch, Sutton Mass.
Edward Merrill, Jr, Dorchester, Mass j. Jennings,
Worcester. Mass J. NJ Lyon, Wares. Mass Alfred G.
Gray, Roxbury. Mass.
Second Lieuenants- NJ Thomas, Boston, Mass ;
David G. Smith, Boston, Mass +. H. Cook, Worcester,
Mass: f. l. shattuck, Westboro, Mass.; Charles A.
Arnold, Dorchester, Mass George c. Fuller, sIedway,
Mass. Almond y. Hodges Jr., Roxbury, Mass. Edward
j. calvin, BrookGed Mass Joseph 7. Spear, Westned,
Mass; Charles =. Hawley, Boston, Mass.
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Crm~ls (orthe y,iatns.

me cames-,o a6ooanl u whose shpuisnt rom South
anp'on 70 this city published In the HEaAiD "i 'he
2Slh ut-havs are now quariersd at
dence OF their owusr.J W. Fsoeas Esq. Fort Leo,
Now Jersey.
They were brought from the Great Desert shipped
Agers Tor harseies. travelled through France foot
and by railroad 10 Hayre. aad there shipped for
Now York, but owing to breakdown OF the steamship
on which they were embarked, put back to Cork aud
wore then transported 70 London whence they were
taken TO southampton and shipped the Bremen mail
steamer, as already described.
Notwithstanding their many ourneyings and perIous
adventures by food and eld they reported
hne condition. and yesterday Of them could have
seen jogging along tho pasades with load hay
two men on his back, show ing symptoms OF having
just landed from sea voyage Of three thousand miles.
fne Keeper VINO accompanies them IL native Bedoun
Arab.
1t Is Me-. Faben's inleution 70 import next .
large number OF these valuable animals for use the
pians and particularly establish an armed caravan
line between the Missouri river Western gold
bearing Territories. ihey viii undoubtedly do good
vice In aiding In the settlement OF that region besides
adding aud picturesque feature 10 the
landscapes OF the great Far West
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T.mmanx Hail and oovsrnor Seymour

TO THE EDITION or THE HsRAID.
Ifcel Il 10 be my duty 10 notice the impuiaions con
,.,ood IN several newspapers ,nst "rammany Hsp does
not intend 70 cordially and untsdy support Governsr
Seymour.
Ihave been In this city % member OF the Executive
Committee Of The state Committee, attending 70
,ne duties Of the general canvass OF the state
ana electoral tickets for nearly four weeks n
,ns performarce Of sheee dutee have been orousnt IN
cass,snt ASSOCIATION with leading OF all she local or
ssnsations c this city and have daily and hourly oppor.
10 know OF tne efforts being made for the eecsoa
Of the entire national and state ticket Ana csn
nv democratic friends that the city OF New for VIII
s,ve 40 unusualy good sccoupt Of itself Mtee coming
election All the Democratic organizations Es Nuo "
Governor seymour 40 they are 10 General hcOieMan.
The local differences to b regretted oscsu.s uy
eudanger important Offices, and srgeuder mncn eMssuos
Of feeling, ana would most gladly do ANYTHING
power 70 heal them Bt a must see tns unossor vso
uputasious II fidelity 70 Governor Seymour sgNos an
important democratic srgsoisatloa OF th's en{ ms
cacv'sted not cos c gvoduoa bad feeling mere, on
nurs shs canvas In other par Of the state oy
the lmprcsp that the ticket not 20 be corda'y sus
tAirso N s stronghold q tho d,rncracy Oovious'J
she fr<rAs 81 eov-rrov esyncus could -cl do hin
ar~ater 'njuvy ny allowing .hsss iAlur'sss rspYss Y
recs,ye snsscres. JOIN srRYkA
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lar. tho contrary were the would not hesitate
TO say 30 for the iueror OF oil the Aztecs rs noshns
whatever 20 me.
The French troops sir,.s. returning 20 France.
..-. -""s seem Z sDe appsoson
ing end Of the aud return OF welcome Ana 49,
peace.
On the 18th inst according TO puhiisld prcspecH
was 70 appear 10 the capital the first numOes ~ L,Ms
Nonrele daily paper to be edited by NJ MAssers, lac
OF the Courier dss Eats Unis, OF your city.
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max's forces at Milford The 2tth instant with
brigade aed tvo pieces OF areiiisry And were rep
Ips pexi ~ they attacked wuiiw brigs6e and ak
pieces ofsarsiIlegy sna were ssa.. a..... @-'
Gen. l9nax reports our loss very siight.
toL hosby reports that since toe advance OF the
esemy up the Aausssss Gap ralrosd he has Killed,
woanded and captured three hundred hw loss bong
foar wounded aud one captured X E.sIEE, General
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
EzH MILITARY SITUATION
coRTINA's REPLY TO MEJlA.
Reported Arrival Of the Pirats
Semmes at Havana,

By the arrival Of the steamship Eagle Captain Law.
rence at this port yesterday bavs interesting news
from Mexico. Cuba and ST. Domingo.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

At the Oregon state Fair, Just Closed,
KER Sewing Machines.
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Cure Your Cough.-Use Campbe1ls
syrup Tar and wild chsrry Sure cure FER Coughs ccs
core Throat or Dpthera rs snd 81 bottle
10 he had at CAMPBELL drug store OF Eighth
avenue and Twsny eghth street. CHAIMEHs drug store,
corner Of Hudson and Hammond streets: ShkDpkS corr
ner sf Bowery and Fourth street, and aso In Brookya
al MILNE's. 2i7 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Armica Llaipie pient'-Burdsniis Arnfen
Lnimens An infallibe cure for Burns sc.lds sprsus
the pain from burn the instant IL is applied No family
Oh ouid be without H. Depot 81 Barclay street, n T.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

DR.. Banuing's Brace Trusses, Eody
Brsces Spinal Levers Womb Brnces aud Pie Spr nsS ap
Piled By himself at - Bond s,recL Nev rorx-
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Chaps. pimples. rrceis,es. salt Rneum,
&C. cured by QoURAUD'S ksdicated Soap Athis depot.
lb9 Broadway near Grand.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Grape Cure In France and Germany
yJov 10 eat thsm A Universal Language; Homo Edrea.
acu. How TO Manage chldrsn WORK and Wasssi sS sns
agn Year alone. IA. In November uumter fhkiNO.
InGI6AL JOURNAL. Twenty cents oy hrst post soW'
IRR vs. .LR $50 Broadway, New York.
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An Admirable Conundrum. when
you are inhallng the odor Of PHAL0yS NIGHT BLOOM.
inc or REUa Why your Ike The io,ter " Because
Il !51n the midst OF perfume.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

rmmense Prices Paid fsr Ola BooSs. =
10000 Mtsce,ianeous Books on hand kho0Ar BRo
fHERs iis NAssau ssrsst, Near Bsskman.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Kure Ure Kon.-Use OverSoa's Pulms-
Ccls Asthma, BroAohus ana cousnneAoA /saad ~ ~
drurn
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Bachelors Hair Dye-ahe Best fS the
world HARMLESS reliable nsantansous The eny psTsscs
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious bosk for curious people and good book 10
srery one Price el 80 Te be mad N all news depcta
Von''AN Dr. h TooTs. i,iso srosassay, n. "
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

r,ad,cs, Breastptns--N-w ssHles-Twu
rhr.e Fvs R,snL Ten V Thi-,avs deArs sseh Tor ~
y okoses o. sLLSS, as srsAdvst. Gas Sos Ssao'
sx.e eet
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

For Coughs and Coids-Use wnrshalta
PINE TRIBE TAR DROPS. E1ceicaa Sold ey the drug
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Aiicock's Porous PIasrers.-Ds

AiIcOck's POrOnS PIasters.-Uoot"rs,
ell hs Plaster sh6 best
slreugthcning Plaster fhey flexible and porous and
In pains the hip eacK and weakness OF the SIDE gvs
great satisfaction; also IN pains OF thsacnes in ashms
aud dinculy Of breathing they Siye fee wthn shors
Brandreth NAY also be procured a green corner
Broadway and Foureenth street, At No. Union square
and Of all dealers. Price - cents cash.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

An Infaliibie Remedy -Hahes Honey
OF H0RsHOuND AND TAR-A corsan cure for Hcussr
ons OF the throat bronchial tubes and lungs leading 70
consumption Honey of Horehound socthes ell rrta.
ZION The Tar Of Bsam Of olead psnerae clean.es and
nks n For sale by ali drnreists C5HRi.RS DOWNER
General Agent, a Cedar street. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Little Prodigy.-The Deautifal New
TBN dollar patent SEWING MACHINE. perfect gem,
working like charm indsrensaoc ever family dres:
Store 497 broadway, r. wherc the a.ls wonder b
General Agent for the State Of New York
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

CIT Combs-Ncw styles. just RE
,c,ved-Two Three Pour Five Twenty dollars each
Yer sale by oROR0E O. ALLEN. us Rrosdway one doc
bslow Canal street.
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A Hint to Our Lady Read

A Hint 20 Our Lazy neauc1
We advise all lady friends In want Of ane Furs 70 81
anime the extensive assortment be seen at BURKE
Broadway southeast fulton street. He imports
his stock which enables him 70 un-
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

Govraud's Poudre SUBTLE Uprocts Rnsv
from foreheads any part of the bsdy WGranes>
AZ bis dspo, ass Broadway, meas Grand street
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The Votes I'm the Navy.
&c THE EDITOR OF THg HHRALp.

Uxrrp,SrArEs SrsAxER OyospAGA,
JAMES RIyKs, Va, Oct 40, 1854. J
fsw dsys since paragraph appeared In your paper
accom- pancd by from letter from this vessel
calculated head the impression that Efforts were
being made prevent free expression OF political pre-.
ference among Grew BY oeriug facilities 70 the Union
party which not offered 10 the democratic party
desire auhoritatiyely contradict the statement, and
TO assert that Tho difference cxsta In the acs that
the Union party had besp energetic enough TO send
rersons 70 supply their electoral ticket 70 those who
wished 10 vote To- and those persons honestly sad they
canc get The Union votes suspect was hardly 70
anticipated they would come TO ask Tor votes tor tnei
Opponents while, until todayth democratic party have
sent no votes even and when they finally did 10 one
tho crew day they were endorsed on the oack Union
Soldiers Votes"
II is not our business TO the ships company
pro or con- and have plenty Of other occupation Bot
We have right 10 be made Of for political cai
tai and Is desirable that nothing OF this kind should 90
used for tho purpose OF creating an In
PRECISION that not allowed or Facilitated h
their eors 70 give free expression 70 their political Pre-
rerencas O. H. CUsiMAN,
Lieutenant Commanding.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

vx,chcst Prrntum Lock stitch Sewing
usahinea wHERLER 4 WILSON. 625 BroAdvsy.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The MovsniehH Of tho Union Armies
Another Visit 60 Petroiia-News from
Europe, &c.
Tho mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
leave this port At today for Aspnwail.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half.pas ten O'Clock this morning.
Tho NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacihc--wii
be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning. II win
contain full account, from special correspondents.
of the recent Richmond accompanied
with map OF the OF operations the latest Do.
spatches from Sheridans army in tho shenandoah IN
tsresting details Of the OF General Sherman
forces in Georgia, and reports OF the Of the
Union forces in all portions Of the country; another In
Europe and reports Of all interesting o. the past
ten days
Single copies, 10 wrappers, ready for mailing, six
certs.
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THE ELECTION.
procla nation by the Governor OF the
State Of New York.
Nou

Procl m alton by the Governor OF the
State Of New York.
-E ALBANY, Nov. 2. 1864.
Governor Seymour has issued the following procams.
tion TO the people,
In few days the citizens Of this country 70 exer
cise their constitutional duty oi eectng President and
Vice President Of the United States. at time whom the
condition Of country excites the deepest interest
The questions OF the day only affect the personal
welfare Of all and happiness OF their homes but are
also character the passions and lead to
angry controversies between parties.
The existence OF terrible civil war; and tho assertion
Of the right Of military commanders In some sections Of
country interfere with elections, have caused pain
full and exciting doubts the minds Of many with regard
10 the free and untrameed exercise Of the elective
franchise.
therefore, appeal to men Of oil parties to unite with
those holding ocai positions in their efforts 10 aay
due excitement soften the harshness Of party prudIces
ana passions ana to avoid all measures and language
which tend 70 strife disordet.
However ws may differ In our visws Of public policy
we are alike Interested She maintenance OF order In
the preservation OF tho rights and the promotion o. the
prosperity Of our State.
While We do not agree a. to the methods by which
these ends are 70 b. gained they are earnestly sought BY
all. =, ss's - ~ .--e,@.
Is certain they cannot be rs,ched BY angry contrc.
versies unreasonable suspicious disordery actions
There are grounded fears that the rights OF the
citizens Of New York wrr be trampled upon ~ the
polls
The power OF this state ample to protect all claslss
in the free exercise OF their political duties.
doing this the public authorities win Be upheld By
good citizens OF all parties.
There 10 DO reeon doubt that the copnlng election
will be conducted with the usual quiet and order.
sheris OF counties and all other officers whose duty
is to keep the peace and protect citizens viii take
that every voter sha! have free ballot, In the
secured 10 him by the constitution and laws
Il win be their duty TO see that no military or other
organized forces sha be allowed 10 show themselves 10
the vicinity Of the places elections held with
any view or menacng intimdaug citizens 10 attend
auce thereon.
against any such interference they must exercise The
fu force Of law and call forth # need be, the power Of
tser districts.
In wis2ess whereof have hercunto signed my name and
affixed she prvy seal OF the STATE, at the city OF Al
bany this second day Of November In the year OF our
Lord cDe thousand eight hundred and sxty.rour.
HogArTo SEYMOUR
BY the Governor:
D. wni.sas, Jr Private Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

To Neut ma lixs OMcnsivcncss
In man forms use disinfectpg agens Impure breath
caused N bad teeth to6acc spirits or ca'arrh Is usu
ralized by SOZODONT. It health beauther,
great luxury deptrince. The repusvs breath n
rendered fragrant and codness rendl
or lovers will be no longer noticed.
Sold By ell druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

rr.vate lnsts ltctiou tN. Pen mar shsv
,-l ssesbsep!sS q dQLpaNJrg aosiips, TO- asosA.
'S' ''T''t = AsiS is>(ASsaak
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Presiden, Petroleum Company W,

Presidcn Petroleum Company. - We
sars tns. the stock Of this being rapidly taken
and directors gentlemen energy and very
s ). % % y s & g the sss.r s
tend Investing n thiS species Of enterprise would DO wen
sSis &ss, Ksarn T. u. iEiaoS CO.. - csa.s s.isss
New York. Their advertsqmsqt be seen n anethei
column. -'~..1 .1.1H .'sEle
Prizes Casiied In All Legniixcd Lot.
teres and Information given. JACOB. Brokers' oce. lv
Broadway, New York.
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Cavalry Fight in shs valdsy-Lss'a
rAl

(From the Richmond Sentinel Oct. 81.
Lomax has chastised ths ensmys rAvsvy 10 Two en
gassmepss n she valley and captured three pieces ol
sytillery Pretty well ter "a army hat represented
By kbsdaa 70 be scattered W The Winds. We have ee
gun sst csr artillery back, ana viii have oil oscr'
me fo,lowss dsspston vas y%scs,ved on Saturday,
nrADsuAsryaA khnS Ncsrsynr vinaisiA,
oct. 70, 1861 }
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The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Arrival OF Prisoners in Riehmend.

IFTOm HuqufIufl w
long train Of Yankees arrived from Petersburg Sat
urday niept and another yesterday morning, severa
hundreds ID number IN the fights Of thursday
Betwe4h ve and ak hundred prisoners In ali have ar
y,ycd nom that field. About four hundred aud MY
ali nave arrived from below Richmond. captured on th
same and tho follow Ing day.
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
safety OF General Dume-Hs IL Com NIT

From the Richmond Examiner, Oct sl.1
prgadisr General A. N. Dutns, commanding First d..
vision cavalry, Department West Virginia, sher dams
army who Wa 'eoobed" recently by Colonel Mosoy,
arrived Richmond yesterday, and was sonmisssd 70
ths Libby General Dune 10 Freedman, Was born "a
PARIS ana would pass ss gentleman IN any other than
YAnkee company.