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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16

On the 10th inst, 500 rebel deserters
came over in body on Grant left
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
THE CASUALTIES

Ehs following he casualties 10 the Firm army
scrps, al Peoples farm, scptembe 30, isSl--
Killed.
Colonel r welch, 18th Michigan.
Lieutenant John CnEahy, Y, llsth rcnrsyrsnlz
Sergeant VIM. Thsyer 32d Massachusetts.
Sergeant ". Pres 90, go Massachusetts.
WOUNDED.
iAeatcnant Colonel Cushna EcrDondF, 2eih nassathr.
setn, leg.
Lieutenant Coo. Brand !, 18th Michigan, shoulder,
q. ecott ifStb PeDnsylvalia, hand,
As,r D. FaulTdge, 16tb Michigan, neck
kaeotenant Arnold J. Wesl, 4, leth Michigan neau
lAsntuapt "a Bennett 4sth New York battery, thigns
Lieutenant Jss klaguire, a, 10th Michigan, 0To1s.
LsatcnAnt A. hasId, IT., G, 20tb baioes leg
s.H0dt sAnuel keidon, u, lb5th PenufylFApis dibui
y ~ .ggs, y, "a Msssach asetta, hand.
.otpofA. " ~ Redmond, y, 10th Maine, ankle
ss.ps DlcAlssSa, =, Esd penrsy lvania tofthSae,
n SHOCKING, 4, let Nlcb gan abdomen,
Geo Taylor. &, % Maryland tnirp
&. n. Tran, ], lsstb Penneyivanis cfest
Roger harie, 44Lb New Work conerselor
= a. Overlook, h. 10th Asue concussIon
a Buns, u, 44tl New York am
g.. A. hanedeIl. y, Goth Name am
Geo. ~ Lean H. 2Olh oPvalry arm
henry nyrIe. A, Goth Pennsylyania ~
"a Naskett y, ssd PepGsyysnia sde
y Walker, "A, 2oth Maine side
sstpes Case, 1. 10th N ehgkB, Ankie.
Fhaer, n 10th New YORK bssgy kg!inerv s0oouFm,c.
fenry Nattoy, n. 32d Mssssc N,fetls. chsek
". q bosers, n, 82d ka7saohnsetm, thigh
a 7ietee a. gsth Michigan arm
Va &csNYt. &, 10 hAaEts4 4ssilg. am,
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
sergean, C. D. Roberts, II, Ils,h Pennsylvania, log.

sergean, c D. Roberts, II, IIsth Pennsylvania, log.
George Y. Nils. goth Maine, head.
A. Crauston, ], 44th New York, cheek.
J. A. Pratt y, 2lss Pennsylvania cavalry, breast.
A. Merrill, b, 44ih New York stomach.
y. Rye, c, 4iih sew York thigh.
}. Fisher, A, Is: Michigan, head.
Il. C. bsrsh, X, llsth Pennsylvania, thigh.
J. Diabaucb, q, 14oth New York, arm.
A. L Wool B. let Michigan, leg
leonard waiicser, ?, Isl Michigan, leg
Joseph Link, r, 18TH Massachusetts, arm,
5. A. Jeffeyr, T., SD Pennsy'nania, baud.
ssrL. !: ,. Parker. ., cd Massachusetts,, am.
10. + 1arbsi, \, 2oth Maine. shoclder
y aiscn,urger, r, 44,h New York arm
A. q Carpenter, q. I5ih Mishigan, head
G. ". Perkins, X, i8,h Michigan shoulder.
Corporal G. s. sioeisr, B. .a,h View York, arm.
Samuel. Row, ., 4ith New YORK, arm.
ORDERLY ssrg, c. \. Harvey, 10Th nishisat, foss
Jacob Gessmal, 1is;h Pennsylvania, arm.
Conrad Lam, ], le.h Michigan, chest.
Jesl a. Barnes X 10th Michigan, sAoulesr.
George Co!iins, y, llsth Pennsylvania, leg.
5. Jones, X, i1sth Pennsylvania, mead
James selinger, A, if,h Michigan, shoulder.
4. Mccoy, J., - b name, breast
James Hoover, G. 2isi Peunsylvanis cavalry ara
". Pier, J., l6th Michigan. CHOW.
ioha HnlsiBger, ,, 1tlh Michigan. leg.
Psndsl k,rtsp, y, 21th sis ne, icg.
y. Aummel, \ 1lth New YORK, wtisi
Jsraes !. Heiton, II, 2oin Maine, thgn.
W. Jsusus L. ioth 3Nehigan abdomen
setst Msjor ". Courtney, 1lsth Ponnsylvsnls, Gn
sergeant l.. aereryy, g. 2otn Maine, leg.
sergeant Geo. sls, j, llstL. Pennsylvania, leg.
samuel Sobsy. !, llsth Pennsylvania, lcg.
!. Petit O, AstA New YORK. neck
Corpora w Urompil, Y. 10th Michigan, leg.
y. IL. Wells. u, 10Th Michigan, thigh.
J. ". Witnerel, X, l9SthPe1nsy lvanis, leg.
Corporal Chas French, n 2oth Maine, side
eainuel G. Beet +, 2lft Pennsylvania cavalry, rr.A
q. Roaf1tt. X, 20th hsiue, foot
Thomas Taylor, q, Ib5tb pennsylvania, ankle.
CORPORAL =. z. Niroy, 4, S3d pnpnsy wanna, leg
Willism 3rigys, u 10th Maine. shoulder.
4. Busse J, , 10th Maine, elbow.
A. Degarc,ps, A, 10th value leg
Lieu, Y, sAth New iork, thign.
i. Ward, 6, zOlh aane, hip.
A. G0uld, |, I09th pennsylvania, abdomen.
q. Boccsjesn, "A, Il 9Th Pennsylvania th.ab.
J. Buckheh, A, 16th Michigan, leg.
sefgt. u. + lyreil. g. 18th Michigan, thigh.
A. ". Arthur Q, 10th Michigan, cheek
u. n Atwood, g, SD Massachusetts, tbgb.
Cbas Neuman y, let Michigan, thigh.
c.. *. Giibrei, 10th Maine, les.
W. hatch, 20th ial1e, throat
r. y. Ring, X, 10th Maine, arm
W. J. Newton X, 10th Maine, arm.
aergt. !. walker, y, 20th Maine, side.
:. gusnlnnu, p, a0lb Nane bresss
a II y, ndIckro1, ID, saith New York side
Corp. G. Mcdowell, v, 16bth Peunsylvsna, eYssst
Geo. y. ldchsrdson, II, 20tb Maine, arm.
-efFesn. W. a. owen, b, 20tn Name breast.
y. J. willing, ,, 2oth Name, side.
W. Bennett, "A, Js, Michigan leg
Jas. DDemore b Goth Maine, leg
T. . Hili, r, 1st Michigan, foot
q. Galesdef, a, 10Th Michigan, breast
w. lowe, A, 44th New York foot
A. Psget, u, 18th Massachusetts, hip.
r. A. Hsysrd, A. 44th Now YORK, breast
Jscob koore, =, llsth PcnnsylvaDis, shoulder.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
RICH M Q M =.
CONTINUED IRON FIRST PAGE

asd has been commanded By Colonel Revere,
osooei Frsncire (who died Of wounds received a.
osssysburg) and Colonel Price, 81 Ex-Governor
Price, OF New Jersey. The regiment PARTICIPATED
h the csmpsgn the Peninsula, At Bun run 10.
q, Cnantly, Brstos station, Fredericksburg aad Chm
srio-sviiie, Al tie last named place taxing larger
number or prisoners than Il bad OF ia iis
ranks They 80 took part 10 the battle o. hDe
and in campaign OF the summer, and
n every engssemeai have proved iasnsels ss
Of the gallant and ohiceat regimsois io the
service. ouS 0ae h2adrsd ard seven otftae original
ssainent are left Colonel Price remains
n command of tbs regiment, vih about tnrse hundred
nsn, the greater NUMBER o. waom are pew recruits
Some rebei cavalEy attempted raid N tie direction
Prince George court House yessrdag but taey soon
earncd that they were 10 an unsafe h5orbooi and
rrldrew,
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
The Fortress monroe Despatch.

FoFIsE74 MoTRDs, OCT. I, Is6I.
Te United states nosni4! steamer Gs9rgs Loary, which
Deep Bottom ,ns AFTERNOON reports ggh,ia
In prosresf ycsterdsy the north side Q, the James
Also heavy hrng he south sde u Petersburg which
scnisnued at late hour last evening No npaFi2ni -
sslts are jet rsportsd bui tie indications vory
fsvos Die.
Tie hospital steamer Matilda exploded hsr boiler at
sye o'clock lag. evening ias; Sfter saT.ng sstst tvo
srndred wounded soldiers ,or Hampton Hospital. Pc.
vidcuiialy The soldiers AZ escaped Engineer Thomas
srs1non was dangerously scaldei The Eecona co Inc sr
~~ slightly ialured Q0sria-mas:er William Kigyin bad
an arm broken None otAerr vsr. !aursd. From thirty
70 forty fee, O. the malia,a urpsr wo Ks carried
sway including tho saloon. TIE hu vas 30. sana:sd
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
PENNSYLVANIA STATE ELECTION.



HxApvIiLz Pa, Oct. l, 1864
Inrssia2 Political intelligence from Western Pssayoa-
n,5h, Proysbls vote Of hs section IN ne ApproacA
ing Ssae Eesion-TAe Democratic and R-pst.ican Can
iia1tes for Corqrssssingrar Aia.fy Among 4drsnis
,rciion Asr--Lir.linen among DesSsraS--Surs Cams
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. of Hs Carrying ths StSts-
a Prelude % Important Revolutions about he Wonderful
OIL R,gon, de-, dc. sc,
hare rs, returned 10 tn, very iourlshing borough
from close and comprehensive examination Or the
vellous oil region which has discovered 10 this and
neghoorinE counties and also from visit o number
o. the counties embraced in he Twentieth and fvsniy.
fourth Congressional districts Of Pennsylvania Prior 10
entering upon relation Of tho results Of my nvssisa
tons in Tie c ccuutry proper, . more pertinent psr
haps Just ihs time, in view Of the approach OF
he state election, TO give publicity TO he political IN.
otmston have obtained.
gorsrrrs COMPOSING THs coSGRrsi0ylL DsrRIcTs
The Tveuictb Congressional district is composed Of
the c' Crawford yenango, Mercer and Clarion
u has boen represented Tor the past two years. by Er
Nycrs, republican. The the asl ghesnaioris
election vas as follows
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
a Brave Act.
10 TIE EDITOR CT TUX HERALD.

LnrLs Brts, sept. Q, 1854
Knowing you 70 be always ready % oo,ce gallant So
lions take the liberty o. addressing these lines 70 700
IN the hope that the following facts may DO read by
10 reward and encourage two young for ihsS
bravery. Two young men, named Oscar Sacks and Fssf
nando Albrecbt, left New York short irns since for
pleasure tour through tho FAR west both beng Of highly
rsspecIssie parents 10 your city just about that tmd
she Indian trouble broke out the pains, end hey i,
cd my band OF lrappss Two weeks aftor, when about
siryave miles ffolo ootonv ,od, we were STACKED aud
surrounded by about ~o hundred Indians All eecspe ws
cut OF and death ~ staring In she fnoe whom the
Two brave young vouneered 70 20 to The fort for 40
sstanco demonstrated against their doing so, lhnkiu0
II sure death 70 them and help for bet thsy nssd
sd and sw shey went, ssd, strange 70 say, 6ut tns
Nay through only one OF them being wounded and has
santy n the leg BIZ arrow although pusuod end Hrc(
Al Tor over ms. rsey rode az shs, night and pA!s q
tbe next day, distance OF sky mse, and saved oo4
you vl be doIut simple act u Justice 70 two ealsn(
feuni msA. Captain u, 0RIy41rd,
Commsndph kADsks Eaagera
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
BROOKLYN City Ncws.

Tar 5aoorso ATyHAr THE FuIu wARp.-Ofcsr ChNies
currap Of the Forty precinct police who ssos
BY young named Theodore Yates st political
meeting in the Fifth ward saturday night, n a ths
City pal. Tho ball fractured bie skl; bat the su
ge0ns OF spinon that with fatal result Will u
avoided He quito easy last evening. An ante rpog-
tenn examinslion made yesterday BY Coroosr NovT
which the Rccused was tuy Identified both by Mr..
John acKenns, the irat shot by him, and M Cur
lie vas iully committed 20 await examinations
Yates nineteen years OF age and halter by trade
surgarious implement called "poor Bsttyn and fotd
Gy dollar counterfeit United States rr asury verH
found 10 his possession. Although young IN years ,n
police say that he IL old IN crime, having served one
term in State Prison conviction OF burglary. nr. No
Eepua wn but ss ntly injured.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
THE PRESIDENCY.
roliticnl Riots In nII.souri.

The ST. Louis Republican, in noticing the political
Says
II Mr.. Lincoln h frlsnds have really the slightest
regard for the freedom or eeccns s about tune hey
should show II in Missouri 90 ar A. this early stage OF
the canvass their supporters. n no shape of rrcbs,
have interfered with tne i-monstrstio1s meetings
speakers OF the party opposed 70 them. II =, Louis
procession assaed sod partially rrossr ore nsh!,
aud club room demolished, sn1 meeting DISPERSED,
with damage 10 limb, " not Ne, snOihst On .~o
succeeding evsnngsl the oe os tue RsoStl.cssl w1s
threatened By riotous dsonsiaicns .or merely haagny
out banner Inscribed vita sentiments vhien every
patriot must approve bu totally los. 10
all his Obligations sS go5d citizen or member Ossoclsfy
would condemn in Kansas sty Judge Birch was unable
10 proceed WITH Bs canvass Ge lie oesg ihrcssaed Oy
mob. In 1rog, Lincoln county, Mcclellan meeting
bred into BY s1ifcrs Doubt set on by lov
demagog1es more responsible than inc soldiers; and
ng the peaeea5e, GOOD c2ons tnefe ASSEMBLED for
lawful purYose. and ia lns exercise cf rgrs
which yh0ui5 DISPUTE, one rdivdual
was killed and two wounded, N Jefferson Cry
attempt made 70 cresk ~ Mcclellan
meeting by rovdes, rho were ncied ~ Weii
known demsgosucs. who piled theiy toois with whssey
On occasion George Dnsnsn, state Treasurer and
only escaped with his life N NousRu county we are
informed that pertons VINO wero prominent at Nc
Ceisn meeting we're murdered o. AeT way Dome,
after the meeting hroze up Probably these Instances
comprise but portion OF the ortr3ges eomMittcd by
who, while commisrs them, profess 70 DO acting
In me interests Of lir. LiLcc.n.
t was predicted hL .oano before tbc tanvass opened
taf terrorism would be ued 10 prevent ihc opponents
Of Gr Lincoln from conducting active csnvass and
from voting Missouri. Te are sorry q say that, irom
;he Indications far, theas precons SO lEeJ y %
Yesli1et.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
Lexinxtom Races.


fIITH AND LAST DAT OF rHB ASSOCIATION couRsx
EICss.
iKyrygfoN, Ky, oc, J. .1sgS
1te frst race vas for thousand dollsrg, four r e
beats. IN this Rninsrdlne walked over.
The second race was for purse Of hundred and
1ly dollars for saddle h0rsee mile beata. NKe wasne
hay colt J0ha 5sian won the IN two grarhi hfsp
beating Hsrry lloyd wards chestnut dlley ma wsord
Tre-Rirst heat 1ceia second beat, 2Ot%
The track wes very heavy and muddy Fhs ECftng
Erns 4lf III 0Ht so.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
BrooHivn Citv polstses,

The different republican conventions held oo FridaJ
and saturday have thus far made the following pomf
nations
Coreress-Third district, James Humphrey.
Rsois.sr-Benj. W. Wilson.
Coosy egerk-George J. Hardy
Spoertn.endsni Of the Poor-lsaac skidmors, Jr.
Coroaer--Elas Lynch.
y,iSice Of Sssstors-Wm. II Hoyt
Polio. Jurice-Chalney Perry.
Justices Of the Peacs-Frst district, Conklin Smith
Second district, IL. Il. Bradshaw.
Aaerbry-Flftb district John G Perry; Sixth district,
George y. Msgratb.
The remaining Assembly con~sntions win he belle
to-day win also tho Congressional conyestion u the
Second dissrioL
Tho democratic primaries be held this evening,
and the vsntons viii hs held during the Ncxb
week ell the tickets will have placed pomnsscs,
and toe Campaign VIII commsnce In earnest.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
p.rson-i rnsellrrere.,

Tbe wiie and children of She late gallant General Reno,
whu was Killed a. the battle ci South Boenaiu, Nd,
Vbau acI3ra McN8sian commanded toe army, are now
~ W. at no fsISenc3 of General Crocke IN 'be
tow ~ r..LN N faNl Iee'f
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
MIsCEI.LAjsEO6S.

fxronfANy psDucTrov.
IL We have on hand an erin snppiy % NE fouewbr ~.
ross vnA We vi sell Al about 1ALf the usual ps'oo
hrCLleH STONE CHINA rss ees- sx m -, -
yEssSse'n 6iiisxs Nis NsSs: sia ia ss@
DO, ?. 8, go % -. y .!!.ssss :s s..s
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
City Politics.
rEBs rHs AHrr.TAMnASY vAo

THE BAHaAIS BETWEEN THD ANrf.fAmAHy yA0
TIoNs--THE TICKET PROPOSED, Erc.
It rumored that stia further negotiations hsyn
been gone through with by the aniLTammany factIos
and that the primary elections 40 oe called and th
forms OF nomination gone through with TO psoe the
lowing ticket already mated and agreed upon by th
leaders, in the field For Sheriff. Michael Connolly
County Clerk, Benjamin Fairchd; District Attorney, =
Oakley Hall; City Judge, Henry Hilton; supcrvisQ1
Frederick Repper. This programme may receive s0d1D
modification between this end the time Of the asssmblin
OF their packed nominating conventions but IL undsft
stood 70 be The pr ogramme pow Azreed upon
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
ans4Isp voIs AZ IHs srrr ELxcrro-
Corbetts majority .....

This cutting The thing down pretty ane, II IL srus pu,
20 Judge from the large and enthuriasto democratic
meetings every where hcd and the uttar OF Ia.
terest msaferef ny ihe republicans except among ocs
holders IN pretty safe 10 set down the ma.
iority IN the district, any ~ greatly reduced Hgure
from that given Tor Curtin. Az evidence ~ tbs &C
.vty among the democrats, may lie mentioned thai
~ meetag In Yensns0 borough, Q few dsys siuco
twenty thousand persons assembled, while republican
meeting held soon after vss complete failure, cars
which we're expected 10 be Gtled from other places
Greenvill9 FOR Dsance, coming down nearly empty
A. alr a. democratic meeting held N the Court House
Ia fns iNans fAsrr~tu kssfinp lsst wh,et unn 81
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
Letter fron. hon. Lewis Cas-.

General Csss sent the following lcissr 70 Mcclellan
meeting neid in Detroit Oh Wednesday lfsi--
DmBoT, Frsr W1Rt. sep, Is, 1894
Drsp rv-The state of my health has couanod Ito
,hs house for some months and prevents from &C.
eep.ug your Invitation 10 atteud tie nco,ing this
rs As TIE Mcclellan Ciae ~ tAe Bst ward But avail
-nvseN of THE opportunity " say thai approve tho
rom nation OF GENERAL Mcclellan and snel vote fog hlm
tns next Ffssdentsl election, able 70 attend The
pois.
Wsshipg tbat surcess my reward your exor.lors, J
am, dear cir respectfully yours, LEW Cas-
10 a nlpntR. AsQ.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
coYernor curtin ana the prerlasrt.

7be Washington YMisHi9srcz OF October l ssys.--
II the solicitation OF tho President Governor Curtin
hsd = protrscted interview With him "wednesday.
yhe conference gskcd p fsepdly spirit 10 remove
,ne ooolnesg that has ons exteA between tae admin
iersiion and the ExeouSe ~ tt I'D Keystone state
A. X Mcclure spd others of ths Gosernors nmec'ate
advisers are here " counsei siih him.
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
lwrxIirrn plsrRlcr--rps 20, nY oornrrr..
curipn'- majority

NuFlfnr InsfotiV foV
The Hon. William H. Corbett, OF Clarion hs been
nominated tbe democratic candidate, ana very
inrblc gentleman, capable or representing The district
in the most acceptable manner. The republicans hsvs
tesn wranRng FOR veoks about their nominee and
it only ! few evenings since they succeeded In
sfectrg choice According 10 the usagas Of she rspuD
party, Congressman IN this district entitled 10 tao
terms and The friends OF tho present Incumbent Insisted
% hs having Becond nouiratsr. To holp Along the
trouble candidates presented from each OF the four
counties and the baoxers Of each worked zsacusy for
tbelf man. There was imminent danger of split and
bolt, prd the positive success Of the democrats non
when either by orders from Washington or By
OF The tenscy with which politicians berc wen
elsewhere Ike 70 hold 10 once aud patronage, the
drlculiy was In MEASURE heated ny taking up an en-.
tirey uew man. kr. Culver = nnancisr OF some note.
The republicans Affect TO be entirely contsn,ed With the
domination; but there degree OF apathy among thsm
which por~nds good 70 their candidate ON the other
hand the democrats are In high spirits their pres
pscts whica they believe 10 be greatly enhanced by
the popularity Of Mcclellan They express their belief
IN carrying the dstrct, and ngurs up tho rssul, fol
The New York herald., 1864-10-03
Reasons for . chsnSs 81 SAdm,r,s,ratsor

Hon UorbsHas Noyes, Ipe Iosdug reppbIlcap monaber
" tbo Vegaoni Legislature, "a docniIg rcnoLainsiicn
Al year givee bis reasons ss follows =
Permit rpc 10 say, gentlemen, tha' have cult
vAisd the ART of cooceanG my opinions, snd while do
pos regard the exprsSsion M them "a hpOrtans desire
70 state ~ Drcer 70 remove 1rr mfapDehersiors tba.
honestly believe that corruption IN o0ce and the love of
plunder IN Office dong more 10 destroy me admins
ia.iou and tho sovornmtpt i6an ihg tstes d. by
force 70 arms and that That class of ecive patrote
who love the government well that they 70 eat
ID up 10 cute TOO large II thers 40 otbof way 70 stay
sn0 check this shameful corruption IN o1ce and
uacis Il n easy to ioreste tha, many laya vii be
r.l-L .rnaArr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

AN Eastern exchange figures up the cost
Of dressing lady after the Amerean
fashion at $4,3l0. Now if $4,000 ladies
would dress on 1910, the saving would oe
sufficient to absorb the whole ofthe $2uo'.
100000 now wanted by the Secretary oil
the Treasury - a... -.... .s-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

A PORTION Of the Democracy, demand
Peace now, at the expense Of a divided coun-
try. Shall they have IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

The original manuscript on which Is
written !" Grey's Elegyas'S was lately soid
at auction. in London, for one hundred
pounds sterling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

WE are told that Lincoln is in the way OF
Union. But the Union was severed before
he was inauRurated. Eg .......... Ell. 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

Friendship, in ill-luck, turns to more
acquaintance! The wine of life, as we
have heard it called, goes INTO vinegar !;
and they who hugged the bottle shirk the
cruet. .......-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

: MEN cry "Peace, Peace, when there is no 10
Peace, simply because the rebels will not
let us have Peace, . a...t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

ALL reports attributing to the Government
any movement looking toward negotiations Of
peace stpresent, are utterly without founda-
ton p. .-.........
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

LET Democracy prove that the rebels are
willing to return to the Union, or confess
themselves traitors. ... r-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

DERANeED.-M. Marks, cigar dealer, on
street, has been SO far unsettled IN mind
for a few days past as to be unfit to attend TO
business. His friends find it necessary to
keep guard over him-Sae. EHton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13
Masonic Notice
(zrorariaS
Territorial Fair.

vTHE ANNUAL FAIR OF THE wASHoE AG-
i ricultural, Mining and Mechanical Society, will
be held at Carson City, commencing the SECOND
MONDAY OF OCTOBER, 1854.
By order Of the Directors.
" TREADHtY Treasurer, augl3 3t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13
w,Des and T,iouox.S

w hleS anu AAS1OoS'
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM The
w Bay, q new and choice stock Of Foreign anu
American Wines. Brandies and other Liquors. when
we offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash.
KORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hin, June Il, lss;t = - 7.TTE q jnlT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

some hearts, like primroses,. openmoH
beautifully in the shadows Of Mer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

A MEMORANDUM BOOK. BELONGING TO
"A J0aS THOMPSON containing receipts, bills
etc Was fonnd in Gold Hill yesterday and left ut
this Once. The owner can have II by calling, and
paying for this advertisement .rf ...-N
Gold HIN August u, 1854. augl2 If s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13
Eno;DaeI.s Attention.

" HhXLIk1eER, IAIDSR1o1o11
THE NEVADA TERRITORY ESgINEERS
i Association, No. ]. meets every SATUkpAh, ,
EVENING at * O'Clock, at Turn-ferein Hall, Gold
Hill Members are requested TO be punctual IN at
/, ndarce D. {, MORRIS, President.
jyo ri MoRsow Secretary Jy.O II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

rE,HH SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
i men that they have just received a complete
stock Of Chemicals for Quartz-milfing purposes.
WiiI be sold cheaper than can be bought anywhere
else in the Territory. kORN BROTHERS.
1ioId nm, June Il, lSta. Inl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13

no klpruspaity prepare for a change; in
adyerSity hope for one. 2Qe IS E-.