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The New York herald., 1864-10-31
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 81 1854
FINANCIAL.

A sroR BURNING SPRING PETROLEUM LAND Ae
~ sOClAIiON-ro be Incorporated uader tbs lava
Szv eAeh snbser price or the remaining o0 shares
Tor fuii paid free from al zsscssmen,s 80 share
being less than one baf of ia par vaius' u shares
Reserved 10 OF the Asncaton The property
secured for tho COMPANY consists or aoont u acres all
In tee There Is between sS.y and seven! miles o. Tins
rivers. ami creeks of Tue pes' Dor
errt1r Is located mostly Tue celebrated kathb bone
Burning Spring Tract the Little ksuawba river Wit
and Calhoun cguurs. virginia, about twentvour miles
u ON farker birS. and mles from the baInore
aud ohio Eai,rosd. A charter has been granted Ior
bran road anG laid out directly through the lands OF this
short time. which will give dnoa Communication 10
all the Eastern cities well the Ohio river By tne
for leasing os this tract, and Is confidently believed oy
reliable who have returned, after making tho
ronh examination or this property who are ready 20 se
all Information that be wanted In regard to the Sme
that IT be- made Yield income TO the association In
ninety days after its organization OF from hve 10 ten per
month the investments from the cash bonuses
for eares OF ots ana alone without tho
of dollar By The Lead coal and moer OF
the quality in Immense quantities ile,e
so,cted. first class investment price offered The
gsnzaon of the company s deferred uu the .ock SUBJ
hollers' satisfied with the property, when
meeting Of subscribers will be called for the purpose Of
III. pnrtcu nrs The Of ce of RICHARDS
KlNoSLAND 81 Pine street, New York.
OIL CRkEK PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Capital 81 Ico0UU Par value. $50 per share $iOo has
been paid to shareholders in dividends, for August Sep
tenber aud Oc,ober W pay three pir cent month on
investment from the product Of wells working
they have i've wells nearly expected to be
peted In the th days which Is confidently beeved
vii enable them TO pay i've to six par cent monthly diyi
ground belonging the They now oner 10 Se
fmed number OF shares that were reserved for working
Obtained solely of the underssned Al sic
per share free from all assessment being the subscription
oRak6s snc 81 xiNcsLpANp Pso.um Exchange
SO Pine street. New York.
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LII CLAIMS AND BILLS AGAINST THE UNITED
N States government Of whatsoever descrp pon pnr.
chased or collected by WALDEN WILLARD 4 Neil.
vAINB, II Broad street, New YORK.
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TnE onIo rErsoLsuN COMPANY. :

i Sharss, 2l0O; Cap tai, ~, 10000
onposed u 44 acres on Federal trees Morfan coun
ty Ohio ircudns the whole OF bc o. costsd joy FARM
wells bored producing over 100
Tb,sen wells 10 prcgress sixteen In siD which win be
Inrome N pr~ssnt Ssou per day Two cent on the
capital stock hand forlsaes of OIL and applicable
rrs, dyidend will be declared on the Ia, Of Bscsmber
next i. -. -, ----.
,arpe divtaend N.Y. be o,ufde,tly looked for
FOR infoi ton for pamphlet apply Al the
Lnd IA New York. W.. = SEGAYE, ~ 1issst
AlLeS D. Venrp. 6ecretary.
ugv fonK. &c. ~ e-s
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T ouIs ASsicH. ~ BROADWAY tNBw YORK
pa u Is. xis r. bssssssSs, 81 ssid sd avss, YuH
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oREAr GERMAN MASS MEETING.
FOR FREEDOM AND UNION, 80
ON THE 4TH DAY OF NONkMHER 1864
AT THK COOPER INSTITUTE
MAJOR GENERAL CARL SCHURZ
DR. FREDERICK SCHUETz
vill aidrcss their 0erman fellow ciii ems on tho
STATE OR THE COUNTRY AND THE PRt SIDENTlAL
ELECTlON
The meeting will commence at ~ O'Clock 2. M.
The nrst OF seats VIII % reserved lor lAoieG
coNxxr1EE or AaRAS"tkEAIs
william SeliGmanp, Leonod 3. Wc nei.
Norman Sturn. Weuvon GerasDacns
herman D. Tokampf, Theodore Wehie
Eugene y. Balin, Herman ltoss,
Augustus Weismann, Sig. kaufman,
Charles Sander DR. Gotmark,
Frederick Henle, A. FRANK
Henry Verhervsn, Prof. k0erner.
Fred crick Sch N edleH, Sixi. Lud. kapn,
DR. Tcllkempf, a. Erhe
Ad. Rouai, Lous DcrT
Or yendiich Dr. Waterman.
DR.. krakonitzer, henry Bkcnon,
DR. Hoeper Henry Segmsnn.
william Hardt q. r. Sorke,
H. Harause. Benz Lehmaer,
H. Baker Frederick kapp.
Max Landn,ann, Fr FrG
Gustayus Theisen L. Wickart
Phiiir Walter,
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A FIRST CLASS FARM FOR sALE-Ik WEST.
n chesser couBty superior buildings. large and nue
orchards and highly improved; beautifully located near
ae.ot s. ,. IRELAND. No. 5ts Pine street room IL.
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MCCLELLAN AND PENDLEToN, SEYMOUR AND
M Smlth.-rhe democracy OF the Ninth Congressional
district all others favorable to the election OF j. Trum
bn Smith, Esq 20 Consress are invited TO attend mass
street. Monday evening next At clock The fellow.
Dean, Hosea B. Perkna ESQ.,. Hon: Bdmon Bankman,
H. MsnnahaD. Esq John keyn.sn Ksq.l
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a r eOe-wATCbES, DIAMONDS, JEwELRT, AC.,
for sale cheap 10 savancss at The loan once, 0e
Broadway corner cf Iiouson street mp stairs rom No
Also money issson be above sstcssl y r. PAGE.
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YIHAuOxAls.

THE FIREMERs FUND INSURANCE COMPAuY.
IL No. 200 Broadway New York, ostooer q i16A-Fouo0
hereby gwen the ual election OF this company
win be held thsir oce No 200 Broadwsy on sSndsy.
the Tth next from II n 10 r. A Ior me
election Drectors in lieu Of those whose term q
ONCE that and of three inspectors me
will be closed unsii AWE
the election. HENRY gEEcKMAN Secrsisrs
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uonEs.,sSa AND LuDGIHG.

n aRFAF JONES STREET -TLTHANrLy FU'
nshed Apartments en- suits 20 ei Win private LAO
only
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DuRfHAMs FJRSIrrRr ExrREss, li5 WRIST
ID Eleytuh slr.t; Lcta ssa FIFTH and si,, sstnu.s
faaoA hrcvs, China as5 Qssvars bored sns shipped.
kusnnars ~ families nevsA N siv = csunuy.
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TRANsFRR OFFICE OF rue CHICAGO AND NORTH

fItnArsFkk OFFICE OF TIL Is ChlCAdO ANO MN. n
i western Railway Company No. Wall street, New
YORK, Oct ~. Is64The cOupans due Novcmosr Isl neAt
from ne second nortgege bona of the Gaena ana cnisSo
bends OF the Chicago railroad Company,
Will be paid and after Thai presenston At this
ollce. JAMES r. YOUNG Secretary. Il
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NEW BOOKS. CARTBs Dx vIsIrE. sTssEoscoPic
~ s.a aY,rtrp gtgfs esA'A.uc l. j.
e6vfRRrs PsrsbAs,ss Asssey. 70 kasA.a street, Rev
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xEw PUBLICATIONS.

N EssRs. FOWLER A WELLS, $50 BRoApwAy,
M have all vorts on fbonofrsphy, Hydrcp.hy. Phre.
epces a~norsiiy ALSO Photographic Vmws Albums Por
rst. Busu Microscopes, Ar Agents teachers phy acians
and the trade supplied
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saLws OFF REAL ESTATE.

A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
"A House Reilly painted, In perfect order with
fnmc date deep and private
cellar tppy tie premises - West Forty siA th street.
Filth sixth 10 Hr. SHAW. 81 Mas
san street. rems IA md Is 20 o'clock. Aso
brown uoises. fih avenue, between l2sth aud
90 sixth avenue
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AfANHATrARvILLE DKMoCRACT.
McCLKLLAN SEYMOUR WOOD.
FERNANDO WOOD FOR CONGRESS.
Tho Democracy of Manhatanviie and vicinity are re-
quested meet Brights Manhattanvio, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. ]. at IL o clock.
Addresses will be delivered By
HON. FERNANDO WOOD,
HON. JOHN E. DBvELIN,
HON. r. B. BRADFORD,
HON. THOMAS H. FIELD
BY order A. 8. JARVIS Chairman.
MOZART. McKsoM AND GEEMAN CONSTITUTIONAL
MECHANICS, AND wORKINGMEN'S
NOMINATION
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
WILLIAM G. CONNER, TYPE FOUNDER
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-TwELFrH,
IN Nineteenth and Twenty second wards.
FoR CoNCRAs
FERNANDO WOOD
DEGULAR UNION NOMINATIoN.-FoR CONGRESS-
III WILLIAM T. DODGE, Eighteenth, Twenteih and
JOHN IT, SHERWOOD, Chairman Of Convention
DIcHARD o'GoRMAN,
IRISH PATRJor AND ORATOR,
Win positively address tns people IN favor Of
fERNANuO WOOD
ooNaR@ss,
Tuesday night November l. at ~ o'clock, In the open
square. Broadway aud Forts. .sirth street.
Ny order, u.
D. GALLAGHER, Secretary.
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TDRivATE INsTRUCTION-Af TOWNSEND's ACADE-
i ay 2o3 Rowery, below Houston street Superior sd-
yantsCes for acquiring complete csmmercal and kngsh
education. Open day and evening for ladies and gentle
men. No classes. ......----.
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y = tn 80 pER wNrE FOR poprD-Ar THE
pC Dnpos, aosse corner Of Jasht Hndsou slrss.a
Ain Aesns, vishust DsarA WASsAnan ~ nSA
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BoaRprye AND LODGING.

T THE FRANkFORr HOUSE. ONE BLOCK EAST
n OF tho Cfty Hal corner Of Frankfort William
streets go Rooms neail, furnished one
.5c ste pes 81 ~ TO s3 week. Hou open
AL niall
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GovRRNRss wANrED-BY AN BNGLisH FAniLYs
" siding brooklyn to take charge OF three
ana fully Competent English, French and
drawing. superintend practice in music Addrsss
oMce. .a
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WATCHES. JE wELRH. 80

r u, pRoADwAy-THE UTMOST VALUE PAID
for Diamonds Watches Plate Jewels Optical Inssru-
meuts Ac at bis private rcoma 0ncs hours 10 tox
J. n. BARRfkGER. 7f2 Broadway, room -
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TIOR sALH-TWO THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brown stone front Houses, lc2 and l24 East Fteth
ret between Third and Lexington houses have
- ms-n mpro bull. BY contract IS the best
under the owners inspection Possession be had
about The 2th OF November II desired Can be
each day until sold from 10 to Il NJ. and TO r.
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-05
Later from Europe.

THE steamship liibemian, from Londouderry
June l7tb, has arrived at New York with Two da, g,
later news from EuIcpe. The following is a sum
mary
sHE EALABAM4-BELLiaERxar CRUISERS.
The ptiva,eer Alabama was admitted TO ruIl
rratiQue ia the FIench port OF CheIb0uTg She WAS
also permitted 10 Commence a series of very a
,easive repairs in the imperial docsyard
Cant Spmmes landed the crews of the shins
Rocklneh ham and AifycO0n, having held them ;;s
prisoners since the destruction OF Tie two vessels
by tha Alabama.
semmes published letter In the London Time.
occupying two and half columns OF the paper IN
which he attempts 10 justify bis action In burning
his pt2 es, Inserting that he would take them ialo
ports for adjudication but for the operation af the
British Order In Conncii, which prevents him roua
doing
the English Government has Issued an order
with regard the reception OF fbeiitgerent cruisers
with iZes In colonial ports ttis directed iha. II
prize is duty fitted out and regularly converted into
war vessel. the clause excluding prizes y not 10
apply 10 her.
NOVEL SUIT.
The Confederate States, represented by Presi
dent Davis, Mr. kemmiDser, Secretary TO lue
Treasury, and Mr. seddon, Minister of War, were
sued In q French court by French traders, WI o
owned "A cargo OF cotton which was burned by Il .
rebels af.er Il had passed to the merchants. The
plaintiffs were defeated with costs
EsascE AND AesTRiA.
Notwithstanding the Mexicaa throne arrange.
ment, IL Is said that the Emperor of Austria 10
busiiy engaged In arming the oaadrilateral and
plotting against Napoleon both In Ronie and
Venice.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.
The Liverpool cotton m afket had advanced
during the week from 4 10 d on Amesican Ga-
sesiptions, aud I'D ON other sorts. Breadstufs
quief
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IRON PE7EhSRuR

PETERsBuRG, July st ia reported to-
day shat the enemy is abandoning our right,
south of Petersburg, and moving to the
north side OF the Appomattox, towards
Bermuda Hundred. This, however, Is not
true. They enemy have retired some mile
or 80 on our front, on the right, but have
not left, though there Is some move On
hand, as immense clouds Of dust in this di-
rection all day have indicated. Scouts re-
port great stir in the Yankee camps.
Prisoners recently captured say that the
10Th corps, numbering $4,000, has recently
reinforced Grant.
1t Is not true that Malone lost any Flo
ridians or Alabamians In the f,ht at Reams's
Station, or indeed any prisoners.
There is nothing doing to-day beyond
occasional shelling by the enemy.
b Yankee papers of the Goth admit reverse
to Sherman, and loss OF 5000 In McPher.
sons and 500 In another corps. !
SECOND prsPATcH.l
PETERSBURG, July 4, Q M.--The enemy
is still In front at all points Of the old lines,
though doubtless some Of their forces have
been sent away, probably to the north side
of the Appomattox, James river, or to
Washington city.
At every point on the enemy's lines huge
hags have been displayed to. day, and their
bands are incessanuy playing.
There has been less than the usual amount
of shellipg, and some little picket hripg to-.
day.
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The Nashville Dtspaieh Announces the death ot
Peter Bashaw, the last Revolutionary soldier In
Tennessee, who died near tEat city, ON the goth
uii, at the great age Of l0i years.
Since Gen LoriBg assumed command of the
"Aini2 of Mississippi," now with Gen Johnston.
Bdg Gen Feathefston has commanded LOFips's S
dtvisien, and Col Mellon, Qf The Sd Mississip pi,
Featherston's brigade.
Col Ed @ Cook, Of the 32d Tennessee regimen
w Is wounded ua the Odd Of June, aud died al Ma
Iietta, Ca, on the night Of the s3d.
A correspondent Of the Atlanta Confedsraey re-
commends Geh Gusiavus w Smith as the succe es
sor of Lieut. Gan Polk,
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BATTLE Al noRaAN2A, LA The N,ssIs:tf' ptdrs
extra, OF the ~ (, learns ltom young gentleman
Just from PORT Gibson that before he tft that place
the report had reached there that Gen Dick Tay Tor
had had battle with the enemy under Gen Candy,
In which uUr frees were completely victorious.
The cn,my's loss Is stated at 500 killed and
wounded, 3 900 prisoners, seventeen pieces OF ar
titIrry, ana vast numbers of small arms, and Il
large quantity of stcles, and that when Gen Taylor
was last hcSrd from he hal completely routed aud
driven the enemy over sixteen miles. Cur loss Is
estimated al 6G0 Killed and vuunded.
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MEXICAN NEws.-A late arrival a New Orleans
from Tau.pico brings the information that the
French had whipped the Mexicans at Tuspan. and
captIred the fort with four pieces of artillery
They n0@ occupy the town. IL Is stated that re
Inducements were expected at TamPico; among
them body OF eight hundred Arabs, woich is
rather strange commodity, we imagine. As soon
they arrive expeditions 10 be- made to act in
the Interior, on the guerilla plan, Wa suppose.
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CUaAR MILL IL en- now prepared q sxhiesss
- b. complets WORKING order, my iursossd iron
Rli for pseSsing the juice of The sosshun Ihm
form Of mill, with three iron roliers ueseinS IL
east roa frame st sep and hostom, WITH sta y e
ous md noee sacsha aTns mAstss nom the cAne ~
one onsrasDoa ,han ne bess losa Il WOOD n 90 oos
Aesidss beng isdssuaoiAbie by Ne scesoa = ~
III ~ y ~ ~ ss.,Asls oAds. MMs q NJ eva
MAKE, win irca cfinasSe sad Feeaes :. ...,.,.. )
js1l-2AWeHs ---- st8 !.
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Richmond Gr,rt Court, yesterday -Chas.
As this case Ia one of some Interest, we
propose to give brief synopsis OF IL: At
The last meeting of the Legislature law
was passed ordering the Board Of Public
Works to impress the property OF Charles
Scott II Co, In Smythe and Washington
counties, for the purpose Of procuring salt
for the citizens Of Virginia at reduced rate.
Tue plaintiffs considcred the law uneopsti-
tltlonal, and procured an injunction TO IRE
strsin the defendant iCiarks or his agents
and servants from impreasiDg, or In any
way interfering with the property OF the
plainutIs." Upon motion 70 dlssolye the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-05

TIE GOLD MARKET.


The New York Itj5''ne, Of the 2Jth, says:
The gold mlsket has been much excited, open
ing At 21S, and advancing with hardly pause 10
2o ior small lots, and 80, %; for n,erehant3bie
anoGH,s- Ghc su:den advance Was caused by the
tdiigTG 0t SeioIs OF exchange To respond To np-
lions SOLD at iaucl lower rates, thus creating a
new demand tor gold aad bills. There was also
4 dsn:iad for custom hoaSe purposes, which as
sisted the panic
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Ha0y' 'Rob6yyy "A few nights since the
residence Of l.. V. Meyer. On Marshall St.
between 4th and 5th. was broken into and
$1,000 in G. 8. notes, $3.50 In gold and sil.
vcr, one gold watch and one pair Of gold
earrings. Two negrocs-Ben, slave OF John
IL. Gentry, and Edgar, slave of James A.
Scott-were arrested on SUSPICION; but
search OF their trunks only implicated Ben,
as In his were found a large portion Of the
stolen articles, while Edgar had nothing In
his. Ben will be examined By the Mayor to.
morrow.
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WHEN MARIos was approached for not giving
battle 10 the Cimblans aad Teutons, WAC were
overTunbiDg the countTy--'We have TO light"
said he, "not for trophies, bat for existence We
viii not give battle iii victory is secure" Wien
the battle dii taIe place, the Feaionic hos. was
annbateJ and Italy was saved
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forming him OF his nomination by the BAliimore
Convention:
EXECUTIVE siAasIoN, }
Washington, June 27th 1864
ff0n VIM DtHHlS0D and others Committee of the
National Urton Convention;
Gentlemen: Your ieItef of The l4th instant, for
Rdy notifying the that lave been nominated by
tue Convention you represent, for the Presidency
0f the United States, FOR years from ihe 4h of
EArch ncNi, hJs been received. THE nomination
IS gratefully accepted, the resolutions of the
Cemv3ti 3, called ihe platform, heartily mp
proved.
while 'he resolution in regard 10 The supplant
irs oi repubiicsn government upon The Western
continent IL tniiy cOncuTr.d III, there might be
misna derstant"g Ware not 10 say that the post
ti2n OF the Government LII relation the action Of
France IN Mexico, as assumed through the State
department, and endorsed by the Convention
among the measures and acts of the Executive,
will b. faithfully maintained long as the state nt
facts shall cave that position pertinent aEd apph-
cab e
am especially ga'itied that the soldier and the
seaman were not forgotten by the Convention, as
they forever must and VIII be RENE ~ bered by the
grateful country for whose salvation they devote
their lives.
Thinking you for the kind and complim en tary
terms In which ynu have communicated the nom
ination and GthcT pEocee dings of the Convention
J subscribe myself
YoHr obedlent servant
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
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Hl3l.-h-A tea days ago two youths lCno
! : l'l-g Trcwa) bs0Gght TO my house, corner
i 81 sob sls Church niil, n bay mare, which
N} s' ! tai heeu given 10 than by Some soldiers
Ae4r l.elj's farm, Trey offered said mare for
ta- '.r ;97 Believing IL probable that satd
tN@ a7 u''Isy, or hRs come into tbsir hands lis
i'-'sjs aatCa - i,Y5ty given that Le~ owner
-ff ''.' '5f~ari, r7oyo property, pay chargs.,
.e' .-I away. p ,!i marc IS in iatr ccut,iion
s'l aa e I-v i.s.t. f,oSi ts.tlo
HWEpY GHDI
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The New Y Y0rG HsyaId of the st July has
been received. We append 4 summary OF


the news:
RESIGNATION or SECRETARY CuAsK-gHE GOLD MAR
kET.
The Hsrola's washington correspondent says:
About mid dag it was ascertained that Secretary
Chase, Assistant Secretaries Harrington and Field,
solicitor Jordan, several OF tho heacs Of bureEux,
and number of the chief Clerks, hd all rendered
thrir designations, but that only The resignation of
the secretary had been accepted.
Within few minutes afeT It's assenbiy~the
SehaIc went inIo executive session, 10 consider
the nomination ot Gov Tod, of ohio, as sue essOr
10 HT Chase. An excited and prOtfacted debate
io!lCwcd--the Senate being unwilling tn take the
Tod. recess was ordered without the cOnhrma
ton of the noHI=ation.
IL It's tia4ncial department, the Herald saws
1ha reported resignation of Secretary Chase ere
aled considerable sensation in Wall street yester-
day, but monetary matters were not disturbed by
tie rnmor. The operations Ia gold yesterday
were extremely wild, ani 40 srd ;tce couIl be
settled upon by regular dealers. 1t ranged be
tween 2i0 and 2t9, but the principal sales were
made at 2iI to 2i3, Sterling exchange Is quoted
;5s5a2"j for currency. j'Ge Government has
negotiated loan which senort places as high rs
hundred iniIli0rs with G=rusn bankers. The
teriss have not transpirrd.
the subscriptions 10 the ten f0ity 10 an have
ceased entirely, the bonds OF 1851 are down to
1922 aud the Eve twenlies are selling al psi
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'N9 CiifEa q the County Cou1ts.-lA ufucI
x '' '.''h1ale iho graptiEg of certificates Tor ex
..s..t, ~ tt-i!tATy duty 10y the aoVesnur, IL ID
= Os!al1 i.Sts OF the Juatlces Of IN
..r 'a'i5 e'ec.et ffom tae several districts Of
f..s y WIN tae respective sg5s II tb3 Jus.
..-t tNe '-'rfGa u Couris are requested to fur.
...t.i,' .Li'faia'iat as soon az practicable, dt.
s...-'t''-' ''-' e|'etaFy Of the Commons saltI.-
- - elect Ere DOt entitled 10 corac,I.sious ,,,,,,
'ays Hitof their election aud their term O.
Rev, ., "a iiot commence un.l the LET OF sugust
l.. nesth5etes for exemption viii, Therefore moi
''n' eject noll after that date. - NV
!"lu-vst ''' ,,. .
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EAHHEs I1ssrs ~ THR CAMPkIOs The Chica-
70 fnes, of the sh nit, in an editorial, estimates
Gran,'s LOSSES In killed and wounded north of
James river at 20 00J mn, Sherman's loss at IS,
go, and The total Federal loss since the LIST OF
April al fully 1856 0Q0 men
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. dstet dstetssohieasrate Treasury Receipt No III.
bor t0r one 1854 TO favor OF The ubscY i.
bond for ,,ena aoilaTs-it being receipt Tor
raclSa Of ,t per cent In accordance with he ,s,h
hereby gIvSs ac' et February IL, 1884 Notice r.
aue tms Na W.. mat EH application win be snaaa tn
'ay @o-lswswI 'Ns '~he' ~, -
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ttzsi ~ 2lrH hsG.ass,f "a ,'Av., /

-i-L..- night, from Bakers !lF'n, an iron
/ gay 'i.re, scout six years old, tail rather
80 guh .nnu, uay haif Of Il nearly white. said
mcclure size, rather CompUcuy built, with
rf...r leat Tie guards ~ the points where
- ...aus r,4 &C. 'u',T tie Qualifications are asked
... .urlt.r .Jr NJ sTr, and It found Ia s"rd hrg
.. Hs afJ Hyus~ table, ana ,iicy viii b librI-
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HENRY COOK.

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.ye properly. The sGove reward VIII
'''.S livery t0 me IL Hanover county,
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Sfy. = --t cmfnaGdRnts aud othsr= G; IN.
-rng and navy viii plcsss pay Sttention to
'." Noise already sisrn, that arrangements have
.2 - - f'y s. esaler = lFss- Rockets daily at
.- y md ] o'c'ocAP II for { he pnrooa@ Z!
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.--s-.'- I'd coinm-sary stores aud otnar artioles
E Pee s-mY sad nsyy. Except n cssss Of emar.
--.f 7.e1al.Ta via OF L. furnished 1T other hours
JOHN II PARKER
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said Injunction the cause came up before
his his Honor Judge Meredith ycsterday morn
ing, and was was argued by John Randolph
iuckeI, ESQ, for defendants, during the
forenoon, and by John w. Johnston. Esa..
OF Abingdon, tor plaintiffs, during the al
ternoon. The Court will sit az I'm this az
ternoon, when John B. Baldwin. of Anguefa
county, will conclude the argument on the
same eide, to be followed by Ir. Tucker on
"Wednesday, who makes the closing argu.
ment.