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The weekly union record., 1864-10-15
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and their wide spread reputation. having induced
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this they will be packed IN square bottles having
ROSENBAUM'S BITTERS,
y. B. JACOBS Il CO.,
san Francisco,
blown into the glass. Furthermore. each cork will
he branded \. IS. Jacobs * Co.. aud each label viii
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Liquor Dealers OF by
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42S Front Street, san Francisco.
san Francisco. Aug. 20 lSCl Gm-43
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For Sale.

-sHWO oR THREE FONTS OF WOOD Iyrr
q css-iT 2s~. - sa,s a. tbs u@ce.
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Notice to Teachers.

FsNHE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE
q County Board of Examiners, viii De held Al
the School House IN orovile. on Saturday the 3sth
OF October, commencing al ten o clock 4. NJ. All
who are interested are respectfully invited 70 a
tend. Applicants for certificates viii be required
10 furnish satisfactory evidence Of good moral
character. ISAAC UPHAM,
Sw.+S County Superintendent.
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TrusseS. Supporters.

TrusseS, Supporters.
Gum Stockings, Abdominal Supporters. Shoul-
der Braces Suspensory Bandages. silk Elastic
Bandages for Ladies. \ very large assortment Of
articles in this line. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD i Co.
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SACRAMENTO.
J. c. S7EScEg.

UNHE INCREASING BUSINESS OF Our ES-
4 Enlistment, together with the wants Of the
trade, have made il necessary 10 establish House
in the city Of San Francisco. Oar facilities fer
purchasing, shipping, etc, which We now have.
We feel confident that We can supply tie trade at
much lower rates than heretofore We invite at
tention to large and carefully selected stock Of
Superior Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals. of al Kinds.
Solid GnG Flsid Extracts,
TTuSsss and Shoulder Braces,
CGmphene, Burning Fluid
Electric PTtpGTGtions
Lard and Sperm Oiis
-iicok0l, in Tin,
Fancy Goods,
Druggists Glass U-are.
Retorts and Crrlcibles
Kerosene ao1 CoGi GQs.
SoGq HIster 1Ilts5Tal
-4ssarers' Materials
-45domiE1i IrusSes.
Patent Medicines, Shakers HERBS Prints, s. Oils.
Together with complete assortment OF all articles
in the Drug line. We do not intend 70 be under
sold by any house in California Orders respect
fully solicited, and goods forwarded 10 all parts Of
the Pacific coast and country.
R. H. MCDONALD i Co.
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Sheriff s Sale

y 3. + F.JoNSS Under sheriff
goysls, Oce. - 1854. 4w-nt7
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Police IrssIlsserc..

louse Man CnAsasn VIM Foscrrc nr firprNs =
Nisp--eeorge W. Mann, staiionsr, living n Brooklyn
was yesterday arrested by detective Nivsn, OF the
soond pre!nct charged with having the i9,h Instant
forged ths name OF his father, George Mann, kso,
do,sg hnsness st hl Fulton street 20 check ca The
Hanover BANK for two hundred and nfty dollars The
accused presented ths check iosky Josiah Colgate, Of
20 iie south street. saying that had been draws BY
his father. Believing ehsck 10 os genuine Mr. ool
gate casbsd for pyiscnr and subsequently, leaned
that the signature OF Mr. George q. Mann 70 the check
Hogan, which ne ses forth ihN be never tHrcn ths
check question: and mat his signature thereto Vas
and fraudulent TIE msssrsss bald ths accused 70
bail IN the sum Of ~ 600 70 answer tbe charge NJ.
loren Ventura Of 1A Fulton street. tecass hs esrds-
man.
Tsp Csey or Ds yAopsslS-Rs - Conopxssr our %
Dlpcrr--THr r0sosrs RAmrn.--nr. l~acnor Lsonsrie,
The ahlropodisi. of No. so Broadway, Who Was
sbo, n Abe fsos on Thursday wsrnnx pistol 10 me
hands sf his former partner samuel NJ Barnett, vas
yesterday much ssstsr, and he opinion of Police
Surgeon waterman Dv. Zscbsrs was ocssidered oct cf
danger On dooiors certificate to tas eject Justice
ehsnaley admitted Barnett 10 bail IN the sum W u6eo
hundred ooiarp He vas liberated 90 zoe bono OF MT
jacob l. Back, residing ~ i07 wess rhn'eensn s"eea
ArrDssp LAscssr oy NmrrY DoIiAs --Oincss Droee of
the Fouysn pr,coot yesterday arrested wonsn, named
Narsare, haoue stands charged with stealing ninesy
doilss IN bins frcm John koNsmse of lob Cherry street.
According 10 mo adsyn OF tho complainant Margaret
confessed 10 stssling tho moosy Jueuco ttoGsn com
ittsd her 10 the oabs foY trial 10 deat OF nvo hun
red do,lase hail Tho snaan n'oasv hA" An' sssn ss'
overed
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

From the Richmond Examiner, September 81
There no news Of interest from any quarter yes
terday Lucolns campaign, which was 10 have crushed
the confederscy hangs re at the season Of the
favorable 70 active military operations. We may
however, with certainty expect hs armies TO be again
put 10 motion before the next snow.
The Eeamin,r says there was Q rurnor current last
night that Major General Robert Rhodes had been killed
the valley and that HE body bad reached Staunton
We did learn whether he killed in battle skr
mish, nor any particulars whatever
TNoI.-From the above n would appear that accounts
OF sbsridans victories had that time reached
Richmond
The ExanaSey complains that there are citizens OF
Wpchessr and Of the neighborhood calling themselves
Confoderates who refuse 10 supply General Axys com
nisearies and quartermaaters with FOOD for or
horse except the terms of being paid In Mr. Fessen
dens green paper and who utterly refuge 10 sell 10
soldier egg apple for any quantity OF the paper
which for abs country and the ErdDi
ner sorry that bere planters and merchants
Ia Winchester and vicinity who do ahaoutely refuse
10 touch country's legal currency, and who de.
mand be pad Tor every thing 10 that OF The enemy
currency u concludes by saying policy OF being
gentle ndugent 10 open and OF eneourag
them TO violate the laws perhaps little character
Of our government, which stern and sustere enough
with nonest citizens who strainng every
their lives and their chldren's lives To uphold the said
government bus u 10 policy which viii scarcely
mend itself TO straightforward Coniederates -
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Rebel Aesou n fs.

From The Richmond Examiner, Sept III
The Macon coafederdte is currently ruDoret
the streets that General Beauregsrd 10 take
Of the Army Of Tennessee
The Macon Telegraph remarks. LII the reader yin
suit the map he will come 20 roaliIDg sense OF the
ease with which Sherman repeat from Al
lanta the combined movement by which he backed
Johnston down from Dalton 90 the hoighs q
Altoona 1t shows how Sheridan csn move by dinerent
roads, flank BArncsvie and shence southwest they
woold flank Macon With the same Hence there Ia
overwhelming necessity for such reinforeements
shall prevent repetition o. the sherman strategy from
Dalton 10 the tfowah
The savannah Republican ssys--n Sherman is "
be allowed to hold peaceabe possession OF Atlanta Until
he has time 20 fortify the place, and make mpregns
ble then the ctlzcss OF Georgia may look out for large
ndabe rsiding parties from that place making
extensive excursions through the State.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

Leut j. NJ Scott, 23d Virginia. First Lieut.. J. J. Harr
son, 2ad Virginia. Lieut. Col J. = Mckay, Thomas Le
gion; Captain J. H. Singleton Thomas Legion; Second
Goth virginia; Captain J. W. Johnston, 60th Virginia;
First Lieut. c. q Acton, Goth Virginia; Second Lieut.
North Carolina; First Lieut. b. NJ Warren, <th North
Carolina; Second Lieut. G. H. Williams, 14th
North Carolina; Captain = A. Kelly 4th North Carolina,
Second Lieut. T. NJ Davidson 4th North Carolina; Capt
" a. Chadwick, I'd North Carolina; First Lieut.. W.
Luftwck seth Virginia; second Lieut. M d. Stone, 36tA
Virginia: second Lieut. J. A. Burnett 61st Virginia
Second Lieut. j. A. Hall. b3d North Carolina; Second
Lieut. j. N. Scott, SD North Carolina; Third Lieut. c. r
Nickel goth Virginia; Second Lieut. N. H. Baily, 22t
Virginia. Third Lieut. J. ID. Miller 22d Virginia; Second
Lieut. J. u. Campbell, 22d Virginia; Third Lieut.. 3. II
Counis 22d Virginia Lieut. COL Nslligan, LIST Louisiana
infantry; Lieut.. Col C Dcrmt ED Virginia infantry
Iieut. col. Edgar, Edgar's Battalion.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
NEWS FROM The SOUTH.
From the Richmond Examiner, Sept 2I.

From the Richmond Examiner, Sept 21.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS OF WAR.
The flag OF truce steamer New York, Major Mulford,
arrived OF yarina yesterday evening with thousand
sick and wounded Confederate prisoners on board.
Among tbe.oHcers, OF which there . pumber on
board, was General Walker, OF Wheaps bygade-coype
unknown
INcENprARIRs RICHMOND.
In the City Councils Mr. Scott offered q resolution 10
sner reward OF 81 900 for the detection OF the ncenda
rss engaged In kindlng the fires Of nightly
renee IN Richmond and suggesting the CO operation with
the police Jf the members OF the 6re brigade patrol
S. 900. The ssbject referred 10 the Committss
Police.
UNION RAID INTO NORTH CAROLINA.
letter from Camden county, ". O, eays:-The Yan-
most nendsh sctsof cruelty upon the people. Thcy
not satisfied with subssng upon the people, carrying
of horses, &c but they burned fifteen twenty
houses, tnrni1g the asienceess families out OF DOORS,
with total loss OF furniture, clothing, nc.
nc corr CROP IN rxxAs.
Reports from all over Texas OF the corn and grain
crops are exceedingly favorable Very heavy crops have
been made, heavier, indeed, than before knows
The Houston Telegraph the wealth OF producsd
this year iu Texas is something wonderful From all
accounts the most overwhelming crop bas been
produced, enough TO supply the State Two years.
THE sIEGB oy CHARLESTON.
The Charleston Mercury OF the 18th met says:-"Ws
OF the city yesterday quite brisk about forty shells
having been thrown An old negro woman killed,
the only victim There the usual exchaoge of shots
during day amongst the hostile batteries The
Dor but nothing worthy OF special note'
There will understand, be another comm unicst,op
vits tbs enemy By Gag OF truce on Monday ssxt.
RArpINs m vLoRipA.
MQpuk, Sept 10 1904
A Yankee force from Pensacola are rep lrtsd 70 b
maxim . raid on Pollard.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
CiGy Intelligence.

isarotylrioS OF rns RAILWAY Posr oypcxs we learn
from the Post ofHce authorities that ths railway
post Office system VIII be inaugurated nsri Monday
evening, on the through line between tpis oisy sno
Washington rns style Of suitable for conduct
ing the work of asserting the mails have been nDshed
and although have already described them, II VIII
inappropriate TO repeat something Of what
formery Published the subject The care viii ba cr
ample size, aud viii be supplied with several hundrsA
rows OF pigeon holes The various kinds mall
tor besides having all ths apparatus sud appliances
necessary for accurate distribution. Five persona
viii constitute tne force to be employed ia carrying
out this system One person will act ae superintsn
dent or postmaster snd .he oher iosr vim oncnte a.
clerks whose tuy viii bs 70 assort the letters into their
different collections The work of asserting takes place
in The cars ana the advantages thereby gained most be
patent to ALL II enables letters 70 be the
before the starting Of tbs mail trans md
hours OF precious time to business saved by lhs
asserting OF the mail The cars In some Instances "
viii make difference Of day in tho delivery Of lsstors
On the Washington line mails win be taksr to Newark
Trsn,oo, Phiadsphis Havrs do Grace, Baltimore and 81
the other important mediate popts rns system has
been use for mary years IN france and Engsne Asa
. q the ia,snsos 70 establish Y - ps asss 70 lbs
various statss s&Z
sussaiL o, exsuAI Rp,suiL 3smaios Of Byss
si.r Gen. David Russell lad fSsuts yesterday 10
the Govrnors room, City Hall, frca early mornIns us'n
three O'Clock IN she afternoon great oumosr o. r'out
osnt ctEsns aud army edcsss visited ihe place da'ss
,hss time ana ssyed spou the conn conianirs ns ~
mAins OF The gallant dscsased Amons .ose 30 a sSs
called we're MAJOR Generals Franklin Hheun soa oe"s
ford: BrigsAer Generals Bsrtes and Webb and leasse
and Colonel NcHsbon, Of General DIS saa ne o'ss
removed about three O'CLOCK 70 we Mss'noon sos
Troy boat FOOT OF cov,ispdt street the hsoh RICHNESS
NJ a sr,ns = sp escort Nothing Of rsm1ks
BILE character occurred during The process 90 vnicn VISA
ssys,shs,.ss ysry sredisbIe ne regular iunsrai VIA
80 l.s IN sslrns washington county The native place
~ ,ba i,ust,,ous sepsrted General Russell brother
:, D. willsm A. Russell, Presidential elector Ahs
Scel.isp tose, from washinstca county. this STATE
s,,o,ps ,1os rrslsnY. ~ res ding a No Nh y
a,dss slrees, oy ,ns ct Charles oswad, Who
,.,or,us uadsr a. OF insanity ibrew himself son shs
4, rd story window Of his residence about ave osiosk
1s.t evening Deceased injured himself badly Va
causs MIS- fsaib almost Immediately. BE vas Ukse 90
nv ,ae police attended by Police Surgeon waterman,
nut ., no use e being extinct An nauset vM - hAla
upon ,he body n morning
Frsr 10 EgYr NiSrs sraxsr.--At two o'cicch ysss~.
d.y morning IRE broke out 10 she sheepssin dvsssius
establishment Of Peter Rns-e, sftynin.n street., ssS
kiagensh aveule. Loss building and machtpNy
$1,000 20 The lose ON s.ock OF skus-~ovasr
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nv. n. D.woJsor,. Despatch.

HsxpEKis FrrSy. Va, Sept 2s, 1884
~ sseei accounts FROM the front ths euesny Ia
.sornps,ior ~ Fishtse Bu, three mios beycnd s.ras
Burg With udcat,sus he attended making stand
~ ihs; point. our savalrs, however was ,ooknr hs
,suss on other tank aud General crook reotnso,er
hG hm front ia force
hs1 obtained n foo,bold upon the hn, which be could
sesan hasis Of cpetations and is hoped tbLi be
nwe ths Ea-iy been forced from hw siSops
Aeld
Seventeen hnndted pr.ooners ABd sli o. oar cwp
- enounys wounded thas bear are
~ tier way TINS pcint shore pic prspars,ssps
ing tor sbelr sispossl,
nrisad,sr G.uaral Noa Dsv has gcne 90 ksrisnebnrr
- asspcs .om and o, that post. Captain " Mo~,ord
sscompau,ed hsnf |. espoS aosrtsru as.er, and viii
sssSIsn depot ~ supplies insse soon a. she Hslt.
s.rre snd orc Ilstrsad 70 cysced-proospy by Monday
- very sosireiy engaged 10 Forwarding SUPPLIES 70 our
SsDy, and m sssotnE pysparslsas h~ ses Souua~d-
IN psotpe, kwpsaS sss on Hciavsr Hesbu sna ~
oHsAy Hook, bst the sghs VIII he vsns 70 aati
snnws ss@s Eorthsya AespNas, rAsSy ar ;hey saa
nsas transportation Directing tbese matters a. ibs hase
ETA hsse army cary or snsabls sast
t0se goon otnoers on their vsy In nom ~~Jbsrtes
g1AAopt ssst night befors last vsporied osriur~l
- s.avniss whsc avs mlles ihh sldo o. wlnebesiss
La, Uh~s6cse O. whiscm's Ds~pasoh.
ON rss Rtanr HHvpipArr ARay,l
ksp SyssAaeuao sept 2-A. NJ 4
.Ens wsyn,nS sunss~dias tr anton ~ Monday teuoa
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
THE INVASION or MISSOURI.
Fighting Reported Going on a white
water River.

csmo, Sept n, lset.
citizens jnsi from Charleston Missouri, snis that The
second Missouri militia, fearing attack from supe
rior force or sneloys rebels evacuated Bloomfield aud
reussied in The direction OF Whitewater river.
reported at Charleston that the enemy, several
thousand strong had overssen 'ne militia and thai
6sht going on as whitewater river last night.
Great excitement existed ~ Charleston; bot not
thought thai sny considerable fumoers Of rsoss bsve
been u ths. vcinhy.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24

The Eeyenh Nov York cavalry hold daily evees for
the examination OF horses offered sale The highest
prize paid IL ono hundred and seventy dollars
IMPORTANT oaDSs rsOh GEskRAL BANKS HsIIrrsG 70 rHs
COMMITMENT
having been officially rep rted that prisoners
are az the present time confined In the various jas of
tne city used by the military authorities without any
charges, and IN many cases without knowledge 90 the
pA OF tne Keepers or the prison n the Provost Mar
snals OF any offence having been committed by them,
ana such csutnuous arrests without accusa ton or trial
seng WHOLLY without justification, Ia therefore ordered
una, Whsn prisoners TO place OF confinement
uy OF unuer the order or any officer OF the they
bnsI Oe accompanied by written charges specihcA
tons, and such statement 10 facts and evidence
may be necessary foe trial by court martial military
commission or provost court with and residence
OF witnesses.
Marshas and all keepers OF prisons Or places 81
confinement subject TO military authority, forbidden
on pain Of penalty attached TO dsobedence OF orders
from receiving prisoners not panied with charges
aud specifications above except 10 cases " here u
shown that compliance with this order mpractics
GERS or parsons bringing prisoners TO places o. conhne
ment will be taken by the keeper, who Will forward
them 20 the Provost Marshal OF the parish ~ Orleans
who will zee that proper charges made, and IDS
prisoners brought 10 trial without unnecessary delny-
NurSY OF THE MARINE BRGAIE
On or about the 2ath o. August the old hissssippi
Marine brigade, commanded by Colonel Fett. was or
dered 10 rendezvous at Wick burg 10 be dhanded the
men receiving 10 enlist in any reg nent from
their respective states. large majority Q. the IN o
refused 20 obey the order shore, aud d,
manded 10 be sent home. They declined 20 eave the
boats, and hoisted defiant flags, which called forth an
mutiny Illinois battery brought against them,
and they finally agreed 10 90 shore, they
nj arrested and placed In close conhuomeut there
remain until they willing 70 obey the to euroi
IN tho regiments OF the states TO which they belong tho
state receiving credit therefor Al last
bad refused 10 comply, and still remain 10 prison.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
THE c ULF.
President Lincoln's Tender Of the War
Department to Gen. Banks.
IT is DEC LIN ( D.
COURT HARYIAI OF THE RRBBL GEN. PAGE.
->~~~-~~~>~>~>~~~>>-~--
Little Rock Reported Cap
tured by the Rebels.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. BANKS.
Prisoners Net 10 be Csmmitted With
on, Written Charges.
rHr MARINE BRIGADE I'M MuTINY.
THE NEGRO CONSUMPTION,
~. As., Aa
Little Rock Reported Cap
tured by the Rebels.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. BANKS
Prisoners Net 70 be Cammitted With.
on, Written Charges,
THr MARINE BRIGADE IN MuTIHY
THE NEGRO CONSUMPTION,
ks~ Zee, Ass

by ihe arrival cf ,hs steamship Emily B. Sender Cap
tain Winchester, from New Orleans, We have received
letters nom our eorrespoodents ct hsiaoros, Mexico,
Mobile BIy and New Orleans
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
News by Way or Cairo.

Nrw ORLEANS, Sept. 16, via CAIRO, Sept %, 1904
There is nothing from Mobile.
Some additional particulars OF the recent capture ~
Brownsville by Cortina have been received bot tbey
embrace nothing important beyond those you Tho
18th. Colonel Day Of the Nnetyhrst Illinois commands
the Union troops at Brazos Santiago
II is in military circles here that General
Banks leaves this department next week. He is
popular state party than ever before
Mcclellan paper is 10 be started here II bis friends
cannot pure base one Of the city papers.
Our Mobile Bay Corrcspondcncc.
FORT GAiSrs, Sept l3, 1894
The following letter, Intercepted its way General
Page, explains itself
MOBILE, August G, 1884
NV DEAR GySrnN-1 received your note this morning,
and also your telegram No has yet reported from
Powell. | regret much that Williams has hastily
evacuated We all feel that you will hold on 70 the
last Our gallant little feet has gone. Well, NJ only
repetition Of Fort Jackson
Don't get low spirited. or let your be hs,o
teegrAphed 10 your wife.
The bearer has verbal messages. Your friend,
I'D HIGGINS.
General Wiliams. referred TO In the correspondence
was 10 command OF Fort POWELL
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
A Il T. a N T. A.
Extension Of the Time for the
Removal of Families.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
DESERTI0NS FROn THE REBEL BANKS,
49, As- -
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.

CHATTANOOGA, Team Sept ~, lsc<
General Sherman, by specisl arrangements with tbs
rebel General Hood, has ereeedl The exchange Of two
thousand prisoners.
Ont Of batch OF nine hundred rsoeh seventee1 re-
fused TO be exchanged and took The oath OF allegiance
OF one hundred picked duty with nag Of truce
Rough and Ready twenty deserted. This fair
indication OF the demoraiyed condition OF hoods army
The truce between sherman and Hood expired TO-DAY,
but Sill be extended several days. 70 complete the
moval OF fsmies.
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
Mr.. Henry Thom . sons Dospa,on.

NEW UkIEANs, NepF- 10, IfNf.
CAPTURE LuTrE ROCK.
Tho officers of tho Sutans which arrived yes
terday state that they informed from the officers
OF OF gunboats sationod Gaines landng tbat
the rebels had received Of the capture Lite
kock Tne rebe force stated be about six
sand.
TRUCE.
The steamer ~ W. Thomas left hcre day or two ago
with supply OF clothing for suffering at
Camp Ford. The clothing transferred al the mouth
of.the Red river.
The Union nag OF truce In charge OF Colonel Dodge,
and the rebel 10 charge OF Colonel SzymaDsk
usrPnoNE
Tho French war steamer Tsiphcne Captain dc Bsii
vancs, leaves here a day two for New York. Her
successor is unk nown here
The New York herald., 1864-09-24
N.ssyuiS Sent. .. 1864

NIsRyuiS, Sept =, lt6l
salute OF hundred guns bred from the Capitol
10 day in honor OF sbedsns recent victory by ord~
OF General Grant
Adjuant General Tnom here to-day, and win
be serepsdsd to night.
The river is three and hair fee, sssp the shoals