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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-02

"a rFI MaRnus Marl1er,i pfuisi3
VOUR POCKET. BOOK, CONTAINING lots
Dc and other p4psrk, u at Tie NEEb ollos
Conc and pay elirsW Sid TAXI tawsy. ac4S
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
"A signed Qate Sheriff ofStUrey county, n. T. for
fees due for official services rendered and performed
during my term OF office, are hereby notined and re
STONER ksq., at the Sheriff office, No. "a South
street Virginia, and thereby avoid costs Of execu-
Ton and other legal process for the collec
non thereof Mr. StOner is my duly Authorized
agent to receive sndrecept for an moneys due me,
and TO pay out thesame fAst as collected and re-
CURED bytust Indebtedness on my part 10 others.
Hope, from the indulgence already given tothoae
indebted TO me, thatI will not be paid In Greenbacks
except at their market value, as all official services
were rendered and performed by me purely on
W. II. HOWARD,
13LAte Sherin OF Storey county, N. 7.
Virginia, Sept o. l664. f1- az, XEiISI,i seq
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cod Nm TaaneIina, God ~ ail.

Geld Hill TaanelinE, Geld and 0il.
yer Mining Company Location, Gold Hill
Mining District, Storey county! Nevada -Notice
il hereby given, that at meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees OF said company, held on The Twenty.
One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said company, payable ON the 9Th day Of
November, 1854, In United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary, 240 Montgomery steeet, San Fran
cisco, California, or to the superintendent, Mr.
CHAPPELLET, Gold HUI, Nevada. ANY stock
upon which said assessments shall rematn unpaid
on SATURDAY, the Thirty. nrst day Of Ocean.
ber 1864, will be advertised on that day a delin
uueut, and unless payment shall Be made before,
will be sold on Saturday, the 18th day of Janu.
ary, 1865, to pay the delinquent assessment, 70
geiher with costs Of advertising md expenses Of
sale. By order Of the Board OF huStest yht
F.l g; R. WEGEHER, secrStsry.
ohice-240 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California 200 - % . ~ ,srgr-fS r,t.Q oil ID
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Notice to the stockhoIders in the Gold
HUI Draining Compsny.-P S. BuckminIter, ,Su.
perintendent Of the Imperial Mining Company,
and Agent Of the Gold Hill Draining Company, is
hereby authorized to receive assessments now
due TO the above company.
taT,l Be- AsE. DAVIS gTY1stpp
Gold Hill, Nov. 81, 1864. nooI i'm
Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany.-Notlce is hereby given that AZ . meeting ~
the Board OF Trustees of the above company, held
this day, an assessment Of TWENTY-FIVE cents per
share was levied on the capital stock payable TO the
Secretary Immediately =, 49, -.
GEORGE W. TURNKEY, sec,y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10. 1884. ociim
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CAUTION.-The Public are notified that
shepard Gold and Silver Mining Company was sold
for assessments, according to law, on Monday, Octo
Der 10th, 1854, and are therefore hereby cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating for the same;
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Summons.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
u Of Nevada, county Of Storey, Gold Hill
Precinct-w. N Hall, Justice ofthe Peace|stern
& WE'LL. plaintiffs, against A. OPly and Jonn Doe
Patterson, Defendants The People of the United
States of America, in the State Of Nevada, to
A. Oply and John Doe Patterson greeting; You
or either of you are hereby summoned TO appear
before me, a Justice Of the Peace in ana lot 9ola
HilI Precinct. county and State aforesaid, at
my office in Gold Hill. on the 22d day of Deeem-
Der, A. D. 1854, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Of that day to
answer the complaint of Stern d WE'LL nrh
doing business in said town Of Gold Hill, county
aforesaid, wherein they claim TO recover from you
the sum of ninety.nine dollars and forty four
cents for goods sold and delivered. as per bill now
on Ale in my office. And you are hereby notified
that II you fail to appear and answer the com.
plant az aforesaid, Judgment will be taken against
you for the said sum of $50 a, and costs OF suit
Given under my nand this 10th day Of November,
A. d. 1864. w. n: Hall
Justice of the Peace Of Gold Hill Precinct
nool la4,y Storey county, Nevada
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Board SUPERINTENDENT.

NHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town Of Gold Hill will meet as a Board oi
Equalization, az the Office ofthe Clerk, on TUES.
DAY, the sixth day Of December, 1864, and win
remain In session one week. Business hours from
"a 10 10 PM 20 GEa1IA1a Eu EIGIs FfF ;
u By order Of the Board Of TrusteeH' =
November 18th, 1854. -. = noQS I'd :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-02

y Newcastle Coal Company,
OFFICE OF THE NEWCASTLE COAL,
" Company, No. 80 South G street, nearly
opposite Wells. Fargo & Co. Orders for Coal
left at the office will be promptly attended to-
= no3Oh .r IS J. C, SWAIN, Secretary.
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Proclamation.

HrOClaI1lhIlOlls
TERRITORY OF NEVADA, EXECUTIVE
Department Carson City, October 10 1864.
Whereas, have received a requisition from Ma
ior.G eneral Irwin Mcdowell, commanding De.
partment of the Pacific the same having been
made under authority from the War Department,
10 raise, az soon az possible enough companies OF
Infantry to complete, with those already in serv.
ice from Nevada, full regiment of Infantry
Now, therefore, ], James W. Nye, Governor OF
the Territory Of Nevada, and COMMANDMENT.
Chief of the Militia thereof do hereby call upon
the citizens of this Territory TO organize them,
selves into seven ~ companies, sufficient to NIL
the battalion of Infantry now in service from this
Territory and the requirements OF said requisi'
ton.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
~, my hand, and caused the Great Seal
}Ls of the Territory Of Nevada to be az
49, fixed Done at Carson City this 10Th
day of October, 1864
....... : JAMES w. EYE,
Governor and Commander in Chief
.Fa' . Ofthe Territory OF Nevada
Attest: ORION CLEMENS,
Secretary of the Territory.
Each Company of Infantry consists OF one ~
Captain, one a First Lieutenant, one ~ Second
Lieutenant five 10 Sergeants, eight 90 CorPo-
rails, two CO Musicians one ID Wagner, and not
less than sixty -four (6D Prvates.
No charge for the foregoing, Orion. oe29 II
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3 ?, !. > Samuel ARNOLD, :. ~ e.,
IT oW NJ, M ARsHAL'
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This watch Is rated to the hour OF observal. and
for one month making only the small variation Of
IL seconds. Tia 4on0WtAg y . copy OF the eertih-
este Accompanying the wafchs m z, g. I
fhlS u to Certify that the accompanying watch,
No, 5,s28. has been maintained In my establish
msnt. and b WAyIanted ApaE56et time heeper. o.,
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porations, except for municipal purposes, but
allows corporations to be formed under general
laws. Property of corporations Is subject to tax.
alton Ike that OF individuals. Corporators in
corporations formed under the laws Of the State
shAil not be individually liable for the debts or
liabilities of such corporations No bank notes or
paper of any kind can be allowed TO circulate as
money except the Federal currency and the notes
of banks authorised under the lava Of Congress-
General laws must BE- passed for the organization
of cities and towns, and restricting their powers
Of taxation, assessment, borrowing money, con-
tracing debts and losning their credit except for
procuring supplies Of water. The State Is pro
hlbted from loaning or giving money or its cred.
II, or subscribing 10 the stock of any corporation
or association, except for educational or charita
Bile purposes Counties, cities, towns and other
municipal corporations are prohibited from be-
coming stockholders or loaning their credit in aid
of any company, corporation or association, Tex.
cept railroad companies, corporations or associs.
tons" f' ..'
The material changes In this Article from the
old Constitution are, permitting the circulation of
the notes Of banks authorized under the laws Of
Congress, emitting the proviso which authorized
the State to issue bonds not exceeding 60 900 900
in aid of the Pacific Railroad and authorizing
counties, cities and town. to loan their credit In
aid Of railroad enterprises
ARTICLE Ix-FINAEcE AND STATE DEBT.
The fiscal year commences January lst in each
year. Taxes must be levied each year sufficient
to pay the annual expenses Of that year and also
the deficit, If any, for the year preceding To
enable the State to do cash business from the
start the State may contract debts to an amount
not exceeding 1900, under careful restrictions,
Or TO greater amonnt If necessary TO provide
for the public defense. a, b., -. 49,,
The only material change from the old ConIt-
tuition ID emitting the section which prohibited the
issuing Of scrip or other evidence oflndebtedness,
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
CITY Insciifcencr.

rHs PARH YysrrspAy -Tne toe weather yesier6ay
drew out unusually large npnibcr Of visitors "
beautiful park All the railroads eadlDg 90 that uag.
nincen plea.ure garden Of the people we're oacsa h
passengers haeuisg spead Toe hours 90 daylight slog
OF tue sparkling lskss among ite ogfcAcfs
OF the Ramoie, n sudyns the wvpcerr ~ yonogy 10
the vicinity the sfsruaL monkeys brars 4Dc
famnyocs come N Tor a heavy share "A lne papalAs
attcnton lately snd slcrf vast ss'fsri "a The uvs.
niles In particular u l 10 oe regretted mt ths oriec
ticn OF animals ros more extensive and nore
10 keeping with the grand scAis ~ everytb "a
else 10 the Park. Tho saturday corcsrs bege
ended FOR the seasI tne last performances having
occurred the vcetefotc isst. aud ite muslc
will therefore have tepteat themssve. with lhs
aud other public amrsemeDss cuti the resamatos "
podwortn's delight ~ concerns nett sumner Toe ~
sence Of music, however nas ne. Affected TIE a~gaa -
of visitors spgrfeate degree. Oa ss.utaay 10
display OF csrrsgts abd every sFsces of ashRoshe Te
hscc, was qulte - are ana brtif'ffns /" csrfs -
yesterday tue Tee0rc ~ pedcetyns, egEestFnee std
wheels showed rttncr an ncrcsfe arytuipg. ibe
Park Is tie most tcpuinr nrtl1' y Cur cry hav
alwayr at al 80 tsoas, soluc bldg - aitrsCt
1 QuiSr. btArurut ~ 49, --ysstefdav - aqu.st
peaceful dcrhGu aaboe.h, realizing tta poets osnesp
tlop Of AL nature pinug devou, ribus r. Tho psy
Even the poltc 60 lom their plotting and psn
ung, aud seemed unwil'og - dfiurb the renerai
foresnadows me aclei aad good order sHen w ali
cec.on day. Tue yHrted parties ahd factions bey
ing nsse nomnltlot srs AaAy egtsi upcn Ter
a,nrdard hearers neinlu4 70 -elu. not IL asst te0n.
anily tho Ut hc btot tat csuHigaseS ard thtr
fgiende seem detsrnnsd ~ - ~ anpaynx. rr ffsi.
bic men, peaceful iispoaittYu, and heing atent
apparently upon calcuialuy nos they ~ Gp
votes than hco they scare ~ rovs. 1tcv uuger.
stand evidently that is kEu nfest preserve ORDER
nc everybody VINO tai vote nie eods 10 east u, aud
there i no lime 10 waste 10 sensais brswt.
SUNDAY NfoH sstvrE. sr frlSsy CubrEL-rhs Sun ~
reht services in Trinity cnapeGrtts winter se,scn com
meuced yes.srdny the On us' ana viii continue untn
the ist Of May ncx o. Ibe lst sS nights the rector
thr PARISH the Rev. Dr. Dix w deliver ~ -cquest the
course lectures the RooK Joo pres or1 ~ nn n
psals church dafirg toe icut q lss2 A. tbcse
wees ~ the scae are froe lac ascroe c1mlssas 4
baii.pas seven. The Sunday l,ght PAIRS
ss he continued A. usuat sUrm0ps preached ny
tns several clergy ~ ths parsn.
FAIR FOR rRs FRICTION ~ krw Cl1aonc cauRcR An
elegant rev Ronsu Catholic chafca the rarsh Of q
Gabriel 10 teug c'eciec ~ tass Ih riy.soveu stsce.
between First aad = 9ad aFsstse Ths now sciace.
whsr leted, wih trtpGbrdy bc Une of ioa nNnd.
epGesl t.asn tatioie ohrrchta 10 zoo c'v u " plfesdv
vOry tdysrcet tHt tnh o. eassfv frues ws2t"N
ew 40 4 tppln &c nlaie ft!ap psa ~ zoe
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
rns c..- - cs,essi sortn.

As.a,emsut : pibtsnsi furppftosso 70 have been male
syg.u Jonss a,g u rfit'r a. Washington. 70 shth
Ne n made - npicss eoous Ner,n nv aSins apon him
akr,wi,tseo 10 eSvis1 90 eint4vts 'grsd olaas
nv c,p,a,n ua.uttI tfsety oaatraolctofy .. hs
dec a. atioas a p.R
N tussrtiow wia f.uts d Carroll prisou. sn
Tuesday last / assst slsn ~ raj ity snbslsigs of
ary sadegu uruea - ssapk sY Oitneu 10 sald 10
hal aud a'sr eisa,ng the iE uy o. rrocsrag 90.
r.rr to AIS fNa srHaFln g. F9l1sss sssrius
TO vo'e tie Aemoctata lekf. Hrd mo obsiaalfF IN.
terpstA pf FnvDfb itut s8gt Ge stated Ia trbs1ante
that 'srv - HaHtr Utlnc'l 10 FtIAn ~ ne "hHttef
fteH Drtna pNfsn9eU ssui tofinf patps -
cis.s aoa gut * tnc cDd o. tsat time 0tnet esrt 10
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
mo rHE RLroroHs oF TnE ELRyaN1H AssEMBLY

i district, Twcrtcth wa!d:-- -.
The day approaches when the cftizeus OF tho
country called to Judgment ON she great
ouesou the bass Of national institutions.
niy a. portSncs The PRESIDENTIAL election itself
II the election o Hcgs.o Seymour 20 the SnbernstorI
mot isss in isii In the possbe 9
tke future delicate and dfruE questions that WN
oouirr his hancs that he should have In the
Iecig,aive councils of eoGisse apd prudence WIN
whoxl advs. and upon nose Judgment and hAohV
rely. . .-,. q.
dfaercut voiticSl bound together Dy NO We,
save that OF par;ots animated by desire 70 secure
capncly 10 tho have placed beto0 tos
uecOe srer tho ensuing election, tho ueO
II OLIVER CuAhLICK. ~ their representative ID me
Mr Chsr,ck is enc pioneer democrats Of the eU.
Having held rreu, odoes of public OF them
in dc. times he mas proved thst be possesses
the abitv ami energy which the people VI New York %
soSeiy need in the Leg.slature to-day.
An old the ward ~ all times accessible 70 az
cnnsttuents ex er<nced, prudent aud clear sRhteo
sissd he will rroye valuable Representative Of hc
az ths paspe district. powerful sup"
rort 20 oar state executive in avery emergency.
rs,iov citizens we nsac. "a abuse Of other candt
Anns-ws leave the professional poiitieiana We
nave no pr.vase A4uc TO -a.is, 10 scheme q ereoaes
mi one b ct ia !nte, and the object O.
iii rood czens-nanely, the election Of sasAbe men
oacex OF public trast - =.
r4iiysps of the Twentieth Ward vita the undersiGnso
sure the election OF able representative - NJ Oeer
lck., -, ..., ....u.u- ,s.s- -...,I
mands ot eheerfu'y esvd the result IN theh
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
THE PRESIDENCY.
Tho War De acy.

Tho Wes Dos~Oso0Js
At meeting OF tho democracy, bold q tho Acade-
NY Of Muss In Brooklyn saturday evssine, Roven-
Der General Hiram walbridGe presented the following
resolutions, which unanim ously adoptec-
Resolved the federal stitutoe.
forever interdeng human within the boundaries sf
the republic n ats duo patriotism rsgien wise and
prudent and Is IN sccosdsncs with The moral
ssnaments OF the aG8.-
da"n q al wsa %S,ss mans.n snd
prsssTve constitutional aud - srenghen the
hands Of those IN control Of the In er just
and patriotic 70 the rebellion and save
the national e aprofoundy sympathiIc With the labor
with such prayerful anItsy for The Of
cal equality Of our Institutions who're labor awarded its
Ishui position and where BY industry frusau and n
prove worthy 70 receive them.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
REDEL GENERAL GOVERNMENT,

Ezcc artve Department..
Jefferson isyis, of Mississippi, Ifes.acot and Com.
&arGgr ly-Chie
currF or gTarT.
ssnc-al Tra~tcn 8fasg, Chicf or STAFF 20 Commandcr
n-ChNt
Legtega.. 0claas Anderson assistant Ad aiani Gens
~
10* ToTus rHEs'DgNr.
sri~ Fl Ge1e.s Won't gur1cry browne, os Georgia
CAaErl arestpu l1tustC0. uf Keutccky.
Gapo, 9.erh '-es, u Assiss ppi.
Co't. ~ gast3s Zee, m Virgins.
gocr, &. @ted
FrtyA-g srcnFrARv.
sait A llafrt. y hiisHisspgi, lr,yaie Secretary
NfUF pfrSipESr.
.IrE.a.' ss oos.kn. ice rreuidc1t snd
t. wrNr 0r stan
yudAa 4 f@~0 n' l0u.sta4a, secretary o. state.
7 - .4les Clerk
~ , brlrntI. SIX
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
Dsscssrss ef K-y. Dr.. Tnourscn at the
Broadway 'faoern,cic.

Dsscssrss Of Ksy. Dr.. Thowsrscn at the
Roadway rascrn,cic.
"TuF rArloN's cHottE oP flFE o. DEArH'-Ex.
TRACTS og LETTERS ~ 4 GENERALS SHERMAN,
EIEEoM, rrC.
ne rreadway -pboTracle was crowded last eveuisg
by quite fashianps,s congregation, drawn together by
ue AuLcnucerisnt hat Rev r rh mpscn would deliver
. dlsccuise tn;ited "Ths EafiOas Cnoee os Lie or
rea,H." aud par'icalay hy the report tha, et
~ 0y nsJor General serm-a woald DO read oalne
cssNn.
~. Tbompsip took his icrt from Deuteronomy, 10Th
caatlor sni Ion ve -, wh'ch follows 'l cal
savsn ane earth 10 record RE day sssast you that
have -ss before you s'ore choose NE
inst tCih tac.r aaa ny rses NV i've From this
the "a dne'nr rrclehea e1s'hy sermon.
Iss dccrite dfscnurfe vas thst nlfai causes De-
termped M festiof ~ rh's .S.i.,u - 'stee y ne
sIae teelgN alrs,H - frstpv ~ state it,r 'udul
estee " pNsty sno senca tActs causti 'hs decay %
patile aafs srsded io 8rfy re Nie & sna'tO Ia
pe3.y d easstff - .trie, tbcy wo4a - Consistent
~ iheF e ~ = 4" tr ia ttl1-@ W. y ea
- - 10 b. Hs rf.aet .sa, 30 Wheifrr - shoalf
I've - 81. fht g sRt t.N.hHf 49, n.oa saan a ~
s.iablu.iaa n fa D. e eT an4 l.tAsrifY VS. gle'.
- 81 lfe "a Gsat5 E.e tse.0a WErtAst fbe nation
saslla - r.F r-rts ~ % frtaer 70 iso!'on ant
irsssrn - asar assia fbe sestnn ne'~e ireea ~
ara s'4vsry e auf death fr fb9a1 tnA tracseied
a. Gats oIua ih8@r ets. sua twait. - oi~s n ls
,,sa-sal -asfasr. su.ln 80 tssa transmitted "a tne
ws.s !, .. .'.s' - -o., ~ ''ssr' ? 2 n
3. n8s sssfa t.F tHH e ftem. H tHrhf =
hrsaa r. It.s. - *h.ses #nH tte p" eet-f8 SOL
49, Ng III sHl tt A..
Al .ff.tfhe trsNs - te ~. ana = re4i
Fesaf.a go 81 a#HF fU#E M8s = 'eNaFtt ihe hfiat
Il. 40 L fvt u trsay lnsits Mt'ef4
k4Ww MH H. fWIFa anN tfffN
tga FFs M#w ~ al ~ Il kh0w 81 r
HNf t#e #Nf #NN ST. f~t#N ~ N@tF
HaaalW and - se& N ffMAesN Ni Nelf IA.
'awN snN meNN HNf 4F#eH trfNi fn mem sGd s.i4
mUHN Of NNs lT#U MNE tfN wtM tN fRF lNls N3f
sed 49, fals t.sfe bt8# re- IL" ausfebg All
ds#ne.4ta fAat NeI. n r4t out faf Aeef. a.
AM f r.Ha nUI MNfrf FaH fF 80 SO iires rt
&c Z eAn sel gl.f Gtrbt@ t*t0n, 'o Aff Fix ~ ar
taaMN#f fF-aft
ycHf ernsf- alton q - ths any hrhtf
H. h ttr eifrfH Has.s eaa tnft me pfotesncn -
cvinfta EofeeuNs8I
~ 4hI s6sl0 B4t "A tpe cot siaE estrar from
e''~f sutier N ssdef seeefei larson sa'fty %
fnre bs dsafH
Have ~ afs o. ~ suat. fhe dtassrs % yon ~ om-
Yfn Ff#u0 o. 'fAilofN foRf hihsh WNf.
he'fs fh - eF,xe cftNfANes afoun Ne. ! - z.
I W .aaANfrte oNerfhfN NhAt
a. nsusH er ! - rai ~ gsi frar the tea
tat ihat eea sfoa4 ae so'tA -aanihiA'fd % me
Sc Or NNtna 0tr ...-. -. -.
Ator foae terttr tntnportto' rsmsrka DR. ~ M
aau U0uc 4Ief tn . 81 Ht8t ai.e ufse.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07

Navy Dspastnsns.
B. Aallcry, o Florida, Secretary q ths Navy.
u n. Tdball Chief Clerk.
Z p Mores, Of South Caroline, Clerk
=. 8. Garnet Of Virgins, C1srk-
9 v. Spenvood, q Fiori1a, Cert.
Thos Z. Buchanas q Virginia. Cssrk
G. A. yanfeison, Of Alabama, Clerk
BUREAU OF osDsRs AND DBrAILs.
Commander s. K. Mitchell, Chief u Bureau
A sinclair, Of Virgins, Assistant Chief Of Bureau
Jas. Jones, Of Virginia, Chief Clerk.
ORDNANCE BUREAU.
Commander Jno. n. Brooke, Chief a Orduance.
Commander A. H. Fairfax. Inspector Of Ordinance.
J. r. McCorkle. Of Virginia, Chief Osrk
A. B. Upshur. OF Virginia, Clerk.
vok, OF Virgins. Drsughtsman.
W. Holdsworth, Of Virginia, Messenger.
MEDICAL BUREAU.
Surgeon W. A. W. spotswood, Chief Medical Surgeon
C. " Fennell, Of Florida, Chief Clerk
CLOTHING BUREAU.
Paynastef John De Bsee, Chief Of Clothing ssd Pre-
visions.
l. c. Do Leon, OF South Carolina, Chief Clerk
Postal De pa rtment
j. Il. Reean, OF Texas, Postmaster General.
H. Fuller OF North Carolina, Chief Cork.
CONTRACT BuRyAU.
II 81 George Onrt, OF Virginia, Chies.
APPOINTMENT BuREAU.
Clements, q Tenpessoe, Chief.
FINANCE BUREAU.
John l. Harre Of Alabama, Chief.
Judiciary Department.
George Davis, OF North Carolina, Attorney 0sueval
Wade Keys, Ok Alabama, ABsstant Attorney General
Pntsnt Once.
Rufus r. Rhodes of NisaisSipni Counrr leeiousv
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
Schedule OF Prices.

From the Richmcpd Dispatch, Oct 2s.l
We prbly 10 another column the s,heiuie Of rricos
adopted by the commlssoners TOT virginia Tor tbe monns
october and November. The oormssFrers say, IN
their preliminary remarks that they have conierrcd
with OF North Carolina sad have had
the good fortune 10 adjust prices apon oAs cacUacs
to harmonze the leading interests o. bsth states. 70
Is very important matter 70 bave prprerly a1nsted-
We're there sxst, heretofore ~ times has been ate
Idc difference between the prices of Articles
prime neces,ity Virginia and North Carolina. enaosk
trouble aud dss2t arioL Throughout the border epaD
lies would be the Consequence. FARMERS iivipg tbe
virginia border wou.d their wheat eorn. &C, into
North Carolina better price were aiicsea ~ the
mssionsfs q that state and, gt crc Carolina farmers
would do the same.
Considering the scarcity ~ mopey-for CcrfedeTate
money n low absolutely scarce, and dsiN groeirg
scarccr-the prices hycd ~ the c0mnfs pusrs sprcsr
extremely liberal 10 the arues, who ins cxrs cnis'
ly affected They have pat ths price u wheat 81 ~
hour from SO TO so at IS, aDu meal al o. -
peas and beans al s.. and Vtner provmops At correspond
Ing ra,ce
The patriotic exhofistlon o. the commseoners y tie
farmers 10 b. with small prices, aud H. make
POINT OF emulation bow ite they ~i Jake for thsr pro-
auctions good thing. We only hops 4 ~it De sprr.
GATED BY The parties to whom u IL addressed.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07


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4. Cam bet. % 4 ana, Assistant secretary q
Va
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ap1r4A.t 4r%ER.I's BUREAU.
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4te4t matt 1.tehe 81 sntrs, Ass stant Aojuant
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The New York herald., 1864-11-07

iaAins 10 order 70 raise the nsosaary aaount. ne
Row William cwry pastor oS the present St. Gsbriels
church Thirty sixth street. has st up srse1 fan
which conducted by tns ladies OF m parish ne mn
b open daily N me basswsnt the temporary church n
IAsi TAisty sixth street. near Second sssosa IN
continue foe several 1ayA