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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30
CAUTION,-The pubIIc are, uotifed m

the following described stock In the Original Hawk.
assessments, according 70 law, the 18th day Of Au.
gust, 1854, and are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing OF negotiating for said stock as II will not
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

Auy Of tue ABOVE STOCK uhy De Teueeueu Hlthin
ten (i0) days from date. BY order Of the Board.
PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y
Gold Hill, August q, ls6I. au2I lot
CAUTION.-The public are hereby can.
toned against buying or negotiating for the follow
ing stock In the Jackson Gold and Silver Mining
Company; the same hns been sold for assessments
and will not he transferred on the books Of the COM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

TAUTION.-Thc public nre hereby eau.
toned not To purchase AIRY Of tie following certih-
Gates Of stock III the Sunrise Gold and Silver Mining
COMPANY rs the same were sold according TO law
on Tuesday August q, 1851: .. --.-...-4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

0iice Of the knickerbocker Gold and
Silver Mining Cotnpany.-By oTde: OF the BoGrf Of
tlSe1 for the 18th day OF August isi aud postponei
until the 18th day % August. 1854. between the
hours OF u u ana 2 O'Clock p. NJ, Is hereby post
ponet unsii u tNDAY. sap fEMB n FIFTH. 1851,
at tae same aor and piaee, to-sstt In font OF the
secretary SCiee. IN Gold HUI between the hours Of
I'm. aud O'Clock Pm. s A. KELLOGG. Seeiy :
Dated, August p. ls6i. au25 u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

Each assessment, 81 per share; advertising. g. Z
certificate; commissions OF sale, $ per cent.
i've I'm T.. V. JOICE. Sec,y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30
N0TICE.-The FOLLOWING Owners in tn.

NQTICE.-The ioIoMlnG OWnefs ~ LIN the
MON LeIiges, Knight Mining District, Lyon county,
Nevada Territory, are hereby notified that the Day
Silver Mining Company, owning majority OF feet
In said claim, has expended and assumed the sum OF
necessary working and development Of said mining
clsim. and that the proportion due from you is as
follows: .'t'stSS7lA 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-30

Green Gold and silver AIInInE Counnanw
Location, Gold Hin District, Storey County, n. Il.
Board Of Trustees OF said company held on he Iii
day OF August, 1884. an assessment (No 81 Of One
Dollar per share, payable Ia United States rod coin
payable on the sth day Of August, 1884, TO ne IN
derstgned, Secretary, or to d. J. 0uuahan the e.
pertntendent OF the mine at Gold Hill, ANY etock
upon which assessment shall remain unn6id an I'M.
EIGHTH DAY OF sEPTEMBER, 1854, Win IS "a.
yertsed on that day as delinquent. and unleso DAY.
ment snail be made before viii be sold on Saturday
pay the delinquent assessment, together with Gotta
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale. ~ I,I
By order OF the Board OF Truftees -ilsf
E.-... fs..r- E4... n n SMITH 9a.-.a..- 'fe
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Oflce Of Knickerbocker Gold and Silver

Offlre Of knickerbocker Gold and Silver
Mbln1 Company.-By order Of the Board OF Trustees
Of the hniekerboeker Gold and Silver Mining Conf
pany the sale OF delinquent stock advertised to take
place to-day, between II O'Clock Il. and O'Clock p
n In front Of the Secretary's offee. In Gold f1l.
Tsshereby postponed until HI RSDAf, AUGUST
TWENTT-f1FfH. At the same hour and place.
s. A. KELLOGG see'y.
Gold HiIl. Angus, Is, 1854, sals "a
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Office No. Nagle's Building. s. w. cofnSr * ~,
chant and MONTGOMERY streets. 8. +. ans n

Notice Of AssegsInent.-Roxby f20ll -
Silver Mining and TunnelIng Company, God Elh.
giyen that At meeting OF the Board Of Tfnstees 81
said Company, held on the 18th day Of August, la,
an cents per share levied upon
ately IN United States gold coin to the Secretary II
the once Of the company. $40 Front street. San tSa1-
CISCO Any STOCK upon which said assessment shall
tem6er. 1854 will be Advertised that day Is del.
quent, and unless payment shah be made bef0Fx,
VIII be sold on Monday the Cd day OF October, is6
costs OF advertising and expenses Of the lAle. BY
order OF the Board OF Trustees ~
q rs G. VS. GIBBS, eecsy
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SSs ai,; S 9onsoii1ia1ed Mining Company

's ''0'' u '"s WI, ". BISHOP, sec'y.
~.,, IIiu Au.u.. . lSfI nlI1 IN
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
THE WEEKLY HERALH


Tho Best and ChenpcH Newsrupef In
the Country.
Tho WgEKLY HERALD for tho present week, ready -
morrow Saturday. morning, viii gve:--
Tho latest Dispatches tho Army under L,sutspant
General Grant IN front OF Richmond Va with details =
desperate Attack OF the Rebels General Buffers
Lines resulting Ia ire Rou or the Rebels and driving
them 10 their inner line or intrenchmens tho iaess
Accounts tho Movements OF General sherdAnc 'Arny
IN the Shenandoah Valley, with full particulars OF IL
last brilliant Cavalry Figh. and the De eat aud Snt =
the Rebels under General Rosser the latest Despatcha1
from GeI eraI Sberman's Army in Georgia, with 40
ooupss or the Rebel Guerilla Operations in the rsat;
The latest News the Union Forces IN al portions 81
tho rcpubhc Important intelligence from the Rebel
States highly interesting account of Visit TO tno on
Wonderful Progress and description Of the country, ~
Inhabitants, their wealth. tsir habits and the mode u
boring for Oh: The News from Europe, and al
other parts the world Poetry "A Russian Romauos'
Literary, Artistic and Scientific Items, Musical and
theatrical Review fer the week. Interesting reading fos
Farmers and Agrcutursis The Paris Fashions for Octo
her; Sporting Intelligence Varieties FaCetm vsiusba
Reviews OF the Money Commercial. Dry Goods Boot and
Shoe Cattle Horse Markets, aud reports OF al I'm.
portant events OF the week
Tcrms-single subscription, so Three copies S. Five
copss So Ten copies, SIS. Single copies, Ave cen0
esch A limited number Of advertisements inserted =
the WEEKLY HERALD.
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wayons with supplies and ordnance three abulances
Several Of the wagons cassons forgss and ambuances
wepe destroyed because had horses 70 haul them
on Most o. the valuable property, however,
The fact that barrels OF liquor were found In one
OF the wagons belonging 70 one OF the rebel generals
hesdQuarters would corrsapond with Jhe statement
the Richmond Enquirer that rebel officers well SOL
ders were drunk during the recent operations In tho
valley.
Among the guns captured were two which the rebels
took from General Wilson al Rsams station Among the
wagons and ambulsnces are some which were captured
from him on the sans occasion. General Wilson's
have been found among the articles recaptured
GENERALS ToRBERT AND SHERIDAN
greatly pleased with the achieve cavalry
and speak In the highest terms OF oommendaton the
manner IN which officers and mon have carried out the
orders TO whip the enemy.
CASUALTIES
on our side are comparatively slight. Forty will cover
the loss IN killed and wounded In the corps The small
number OF casualties Is accounted for by the tact that
after the resistance made by the rebels a first they
closely pressed and anxious escape that they did
not attempt TO 1ght
The RESULTS
are tnat tho rebel cavalry force the valley was de.
reatod broken up and scattered among the mountains
save one, al lis transportation and ali s boasted pres
tge
In Sheridans brief but brilliant campaign in the val
lsy which the recent exploits OF our cavalry form
hitting hnae be has deeaed the enemy every engage
ment captured thirty six pieces Of artillery and inflicted
on Earys army loss estimated fully twelve thou
sand men.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

at tho beadluaer No. 20 East Thirteenth street. which
wss addressed BY the Lion John Bgler; OF Cailorna.
hr BeLks 10 his opening remarks, reierr lag TO the
late State eiections, ssd-fners Is subject which WIN
particularly refer 10, bsCsnse Efforts have been made 10
State Ihess efforts commenced the day after she cleo
son ana nave Been continued since from thai hour
TO this, and wil DO continued MI November next. None
OF your opponents nave admitted the facts or pub
isned the true state Of things tserethat We have truly
and really overcome tho fifteen thousand and over, tho
popular majority for Governor ass year. but have scsu
auy rohed up at least ten thousand, and per-
haps niteen thousand Of democratic majority
This y iact which say toniaht will be proved when
the oinclai returns conein When thgy come in you
Will ind am right tCh-ers) Every day that every
Official rec rd shall be examined the Official returns will
increase our majority, which nearly ten thousand
m iorty three counties speak by the book. and have
the Aunory OF the Secretary OF the State Central Com
mittse for what say tonight will remark here that
am now speekinR of my native State OF Penpsyv vana.
Chesrs) Not OF the State OF my adoption, the thun
ders from whch you will have TO walt days longer.
(Cnesre) Ana why should the result be otherwise in
this the great criss of our country thoroughly
studied the question and have exercised all the re-
search o. which am capable and | have given the
ssrctest examination TO tho subject of which capa-
do, ana cannot see how any support tho ed-
mnistraton know OF no great principle dear TO AmeTi
on freomen-l Know OF no greet principle underlying the
constitution OF our country which this administration
has not tramped under foot. (Appause.) The people
this, and next November they will turn out OF office
those who have abused hem, and hope for state
OF things.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1884.

WAsmscToS, Oct 10, 1854.
CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY's DEATH,
the death Of Chief Justice Taney formally an
nounced to the several here to-day. Arrange
ments have been made for large meeting Of the legal
fraternity to pay appropriate respect to his
memory.
Kx-sEoRErARY CHASE FOR CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
is understood that instead OF going to England
the Of Mr. Adams the position OF Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States vacated by
the death Of Judge Taney been rendered to the Hon.
8. p Chase and is thought will DO accepted by him.
THOMAS CoRwIN FOR SECRETARY or THE INTERIOR.
An EFFORT been made to induce the appointment OF
Ex-Governor Thomas Corwiu OF Ohio the portfolio Of
the Interior Department, tho place Of Mr. Usher who
10 be appointed Judge OF the United States District
Court Of Ohio But the acceptance OF the Post Office
Department by Governor Denn'son renders the appoint
ment Of Governor Corwn out OF the question. Some
OTTER Western State supply that deficiency in tho
Cabinet
SOLDIERS PAY AND BOUNTY AND VOTES.
This descriptive rolls Of soldiers hospitals alone
title them 70 pay and bounty, been oAcaly
c,deo Hospital registers not sufficient evidence aud
cannot. by the same rule Of construction ents soldier
TO vote New York soldiers desiring to vote make
the afdavts that they entitled 70
before some held ocsr captain adjutant commandaut
OF company, detachment detached service Of the
United States and in addition officers commissioned from
the Stste OF New York.
DISMISSED PROM THE ARMY.
Lieutenant G. q. warner, Fifth New York ndspen
battery has been dshonoraby dismissed the service for
disobedience OF orders.
RoHORs TO THE MURDERED.
Orders have been issued directing all Gags the mill
tary railroads in this vicinity be displayed at half
mast in respect to the memory Of railroad employees
murdered by guerilas the Manassas Gap road last
Monday.
large force has been sent out to clear away weods
and shelteing places for guerlas along Alexandria
and Manassas Railrond.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
Fifteen sandred rebel prisoners wsre cent through
Baltimore TO day for exchange.
THE QUOTA AT WASHINGTON.
Five hundred and eighty pine are yet required 20
Il the quosaef Washington under the last call.
THE APPOINTMENT or TREASURY AGENTS.
no appointments OF Tssasrry agents. Under tho new.
aw in regSrd TO intercourse with the Southern States
,au all 5een made for the region The Mississippi.
Thos for t,o Atlantic unde consideration
md twill be sdstarmined In q fsw days.
CONSUL 7EC0oNIzED.
President Lnco!s has rovogrsxsd j. Thsophiss Plate
,onsul' for the city OF Har,buyy At Philaesphis.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Maryland.

BALTIMORE Md. Oct. Is, 1sJ4
Scattering returns from the counties are coming iu
They indicate that the vote the constitution will
bs close and the soldiers will probably be required
70 determine the result.
The official returns for Baltimore city increase the mao
rity for the constitution TO y,728.
Cecil countyEiSht districts give 144for the constitu
ton Tho one district to hear from will reduce 1t.
Baltimore county Three districts give 2lo for.
y Harford, estimated at 800 against.
Washington county incomplete, estimated at 200 for.
Hsgerstown gives z2a majority for tho oons,itution
Annapolis 81 against.
Carroll oounty-westnnster, 40 against; Uniontown.
l5s for.
St. Mary's county-Leoaardstown, 2A against Patux.
sut district, 81 against.
Frederick City, 354 for tho constitution Newmarket
and Mddetown give $50 for. Worcester county, one
trict 304 against Eicotts Mills Howard county, 16s
for; 50 against.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Oct. 13, 1854
Nebraska has elected Union delegate Congress- by
4. large majority.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Total democratic gain thus far. ,s44
Curtin's majery last year. 1925
THE soLDrERs' vOrl. #l

THE soLDrERs' vOrI.
letter from soldier In Aexandrn, va states that
the Pennsylvania soldiers that place 10 the polls
opened for the purpose Of receiving their votes They
asked for democratic tickets and informed by the
agent they could not furnish that ticket
pronered the republican ticket They obliged 70
vote the republican ticket vote at all When they
found this the they left without voting This
circumstance appears have caused considerable indg
nation among the soldiers.
despatch from Harrisburg says that, although not
quired by law, the State Department there s keeping
regular book OF record Of the official rsnrns OF the rmy
VOTE which entered by counties and Congressional
districts as fast as received few commissioners ar
rived at Harrisburg bringing with them the returns from
the hospitals about Washington and frsm some portions
Of shcridans army, which latter appears thoy were
able to reach, Notwithstanding the, 70 tho con-
tary Tho entre number OF votes thus far opened and en-
tered state Departments scarcely reach four hundred
and scattered through tho various counties Of
the ssate report OF them would bo o little moment
The commissioners who arrived at Harrisburg uni
formly report that taan twothrds OF ahe troops
they visited have voted the Union ticket
PHrLADELsmA, Oct. 13, 1854.
The soldiers vots has commenced conaing in; and
though but 5323 ballots have been received, the Union
majority IL 4,687. Ft#
A despatch received at Washington fron City Point
says that Pennsylvania regimssts cast ION votes,
121 OF witch were cemocratlc
Tne following TIE Official repss Of tho troops a. Fort
Deaware-Union 1sp, democratic g.
Pun lpKtPmA, Oct. 13, 1884,
We have reported majores from forty three Counties
showing Unica majority Of sey2. In the remauins
twenty three the vote of last year gave Union
majority OF 1sa3 making total apparent Union majority
OF 10 SIS.
we allow total falling or In the Union vote OF 900
In the counties TO be hoard from, there will SAM be
Uoion majority on the home vote alone Of 2,s1.
Tho Ags claims gain twenty thousand on Curtin 9
vote, and that the democracy win have majority the
| homo vote OF 600.
footing up OF the table OF the reported democratic
eas shown the total far bs IA 232 In fcryssven
| counties.
generally conceded that there viii oe Union ma
jority vote 'o the State Tho Congressional
delegation viii probably s,ana sixteen Union 10 eight
domocPata
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

Providence has wiiied II Otherwise aad most sadly
ordef'ng this resoiusicn or aiouruent on the
minutes Of the Ccsrs.
m part two OF the Superior Court, yesterday, Hr
Evarts at tbe concIussen OF W which he en-
gagged. rose and addfessspg Judge Barbour sad--rhs
public papers Of this cay this morb@g announced
death she eminent Chief Justice Of he Urhed Stated
ast night at his residence, n the city OF Washington.
s~e os the purpose Of ovjng that this Court do
adjourn QUE OF respect ss memory This noian
occasion for az euogy upon the character ana judicial ca
recr Of this eminent magistrate and He bad hed Tor
more than thirty years the pizce Of Chief Justses
OF tho Upted states tine highest judicial position
In this c5untry and perhaps the highest 10 tho world
IL rs. tbHeore. rs that the Superior Cpurts el law
throughout the country should take notice OF tbs cu
tomary mssks OF respect for the desense Of the Yeas
head OF the ricary Os the nation aD meeting OF thg
bench and bs bar will doubtless be held TO unto n 3
common testnoDy OF respect to his Character and d0.
tingnished csresr.
Judge Bar tour sad--I savc Chief Jus.
tice for many years sHe not only seat but
eminent and rpnest Chr st!an Justice. His death m
IL as 10 the world. II nt and proper that such
mex die noticg should b- taken tho gher courts
re bcnch and tho lar In order to unite testimony q
rssr ec, 10 the n emory or the Cs.sf Justice.
Ttc Court was then adjourned
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Court Cnlsnanr-rnts I,nx

SUPERIOR C0uRr-tIRcurr. Part lAdJGsvned 10 Moo.
day next Part 2-(snort osuses, Nos iiss 2S4s 2730
2364 22O3 237s, 2379, 27Gs orsrt3 causssl,
Nos 20ol 2345 1928 2s9 22ll, 1soS 2eS9 2Il9, 1894
SrEfrAL TEHM--Nos 1873, 9l, w.
SUI KRoR CoURr.-Part Nos 1898, 332l 3465, <ado,
345 4I57 3797 a233 3331 42i3, 4325 ABB 43a6 43sl
5l6 4d2 1854 4ot0, 4o62 40e4 4ooo 4oee 1910, 4oT5
4074. 4o7G 4O7S, 1850, 4n82
COMMON PLgAs.-Part 1-Adjourned for tho TERM Part
2 (short causes), Nos. $40, 65i, 7S0, 678
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
The OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Additional Democratic Gains
in Pennsylvania.
~~->~~>--~-~~so->~>>~~~
The Soldiers Hold the Bal
ance of Power.
oo~O~~~~~~~-~~~>~.>o~.>0o
THEIR VOTE F0UR-FlFTHS REPUBL ICAM.
1 Complete Record Of the Army Vote Kept
by tho State Department at Harrisburg.
The Vote in Maryland On the New
Anti-Slavsry Constitution
I'm Doubt
rGebraska Elects . Republican
Delegate to Congress,
PeMmsylvanfa.

Returns come In slowly from PeunsyIvania. Our des.
patches last night showed considerable democrac gains
The result a. far a. received Indicates demo.
cratic majority on the home Of from two to three
thousand. fhe reported majoritiss already received
have overcome Governor Curn's majorty OF last year
by about three hundred votes. The Official returns may
reduce these msorities little, or It may add to thsm
One - probable the other The counties 70 hear
from will undoubtedly increase These gains.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
NsSvS from Forsrs.. Monroe.

FoRTEHss HoSh0y, OCT IL, Ioo*'
AdmHa fWssr s~ X command OF the North Atlantic
squadron 'hs mcW ius, place OF Admiral Lee, which
event was esna'isS by salute from the United States
steamship Brooxir a
The nag OF w ce steamer New York lett this morning
Tor A%snsAv ding, with four hundred and any rebci
prisoners Tor exchange
Tcers e@ boon no asvais from tho james river up to
four T.. today.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Return OF Gen. BurbrtdRe's Expedition
From Saitvllle.

MOUNT STIRLING, KY, Oct Is, 1854.
The troops have arrived ron works near
Abingdon. Va The army is safely withdrawn from the
battle field by Brigadier General Hobson the command
having been turned over to him by his superiors.
The General displayed great cooness and gaiiantry
the corps fought bravay but suffered greatly during tho
march TO this place. There 1gAting with
our roar guard during the first three days the retreat
Lieutenant Colonel son, OF the Eleventh Michigan
cavalry killed In skrmish on Big Shanty Mounta!n
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
The 3eruAan Press Do aonmcc tlsc w ash
amgton Aushsr Ataes.


Tho German pssss OF MissocA ere ocisay I,.,or in
their enu,catoas Of tho natons2 or their
ienoe 10 regard - this INVASION Trey ch arge tho
wssnlogfon officials with neglect, The Wzag sck Post,
after ADJ ninstern9 lecture 70 Old Aba on this point
says
but she present invasion ID The sorost IN A heavoe,
bowfwhch tho rebellion has yet strnok a. our state
-rue, Pennsylvania and 0hbo had suf hr sevsrcrv
from rebel raids but thoss msre n ontsr rsids
But Missouri the rebos have nrsAdy sivy mead into
very heart q our 6atA They have pc Act sed from
tbs South 70 the Missouri river, ana the n hands roar
Through the rchest most populated, IN A. 1 tho ssme
! time, most loyal countiesof our Hta,9
But apart from The tesvibe CONSCIOUSNESS vhich ,hs
invasion must carry into the dslsts toa1 nd nv n n
has another vast straseGioal signk1sanoe =
n Prec should succsed 70 gala Arm foe hold on the
Missouri river he controls from there AA scle interior
OF M@ouri, seuthers Iowa and dKaps, sd cuts on a.
LOUIS fron All comm.nica.ioo with .ha wess But 81.
louis aud Missouri are for the VEST why Maryland and
stA.e Of things important spd thros snne enough 70
oS The press and o the public lssv and h,s so much
moro a. the Invasion 10 ss ING sssiss ma troons
have sent 70 oppose the rebslA Mo Ara oontinusv
being reinforced by the dhoys% oono.t,ou bave moi
been soe 10 check their progsss and are perhaps even
weak TO oer them baltic. sarIv Ina entire loysi
population under arms 70 ds iend their hcmssseads
and few none arc sf 70 ates 10 the srms fanor
stores, sc Such Q state ee tnrs. r,nss -orh diss
trously where the fury ~, dos. rcA nsrsIvcn
The apesdiest and ost enerU AZ - ~cr,sssc
uosss tns e.o ~ sne on 10 TO lose west OF the Misss
aud Georgia.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
CITY Politics.

woor-Moa Art coUsTY CONVENTION.
Tho Wood Moxsre CouNy Convention met Ia,enehs
and nonnssed caDdA dates for the cfcss which fell
their lot Mr. Gideon y. Tucker presiced
Mr. Beysamin r. Fain,hiic omnatod by aoc.ama-
ton Tor CoAHty Clerk.
Mr.. A Oakay Hs. waMnex shominstsd by acclAmstt6A
for district Attorney.
Mr. owen " Ksenan and Philip oI~sion were scmE
mated for CoYoneYs.
Tho Con yerslon thon adjourne1
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
MA assae nusssss Domin ations.


Tho Democratic Convention 10 the sixth district held
TO day, nominated Rev. Thomas Greenwood, OF Maiden
for Congress- and J. Carlton, Of Haverhl for Pres
dental eiector.
woacRsrxN, Oct. IL, 1854.
The Eighth District Republican Copvcntloi 70 day
vscSAeaeed Or acsSamstion Yoa, JoAcs 3stasys eaS
Congress and % G9vSyneg lAyi Iucon for Prsden'ss
oloctor, s*#R Me 8e lat
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Succcssful Result OF Colonel Me q b les
Expedition.

Natchex dates to the 4h have been received The ex
pedition under Colonel McCabe, which left vdaa the
2eth u had returned having captured the rebel Colonel
Wilkins, four captains several guerilas four hundred
head or cattle, hundred and fifty mules nfty horses
considerable quantity OF cotton and woosn cloths,
quantity of arms and ammunition and thirty seven
recruits
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

Batcheior's Hair Dyc-Sne gsest ia the
world Harmless reiabic insapazneous The only psrseo
dve sola BY all druggists. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

Hammers, Transp1rencief. FimEs, Ian.
terms Embs ms re. for the political campaign. For GOOD
work and prices cali NJ y East lroadway
- O.. n TYLER, Manufacturer
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

BiIIsard Balls and Checks-WeiliuEe
patent compressed Ivory 81 Broadway Sign Golden s
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

Carriages at Barg ns.-Vooi IRE
THERs, stock of CARRIAGES exhibition. .anA
sale, the Palace Garden Fourteenth street nsas
est mnd most fashionable styles from the finest Coach,
throngn All varieties OF Park Carriages TO the bghtest
That portion OF the stock damaged at the iae Ere viii os
greatly reduced prices and their uew stock 7ropoR
ionatsly reduced 70 the gold standard. -.