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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07


TIVE UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION Is
in urreut wait o. funds It's ore ATOMS for the relief
o extensive aud effective than
now Iis atpos and At every military centre
10 the Rio g. snde The money value OF
tine supple issued "a the Army OF the Potomac during
GETTY sturg exceeded seventy thou
aand doars Its Issues Mt Chattanooga like scale
Thonsands OF needing special relief daily cared
fer its Homes It's steamboats, and ron trains fol-
Low ldiers here. Its other and equally Inn
nents OF worksantary nspe ton, hospital
hospa directory transportation OF the
wosnded fun operation. The of all Slife
month s fumes are nov much reduced, and immediate
oontributons are requested TO sustain Il.
that have been got Up with snch adinlrabe and
energy and Mt Chcsgo Cincinnati
81 he SANITARY have not contributed
The large sums thus raised have
bees ieceyed by the branches OF he Commission al those
ceies respectively. =.
perch OF material TO be sde into clothing bedding,
A. ana purposes They thus relieve the
81 from a.. necessity OF purchasing
pies bungnr certain classes but they render aid 70
am department OF Its ~ ork.
fhnee Who desrr fuller information to the organya.
OF the Commission are referred 10
saeue1 OF "a Of the application of It's funds
,ust published copies Of which nav be hsd on appcaton
81 Bradway or az the bookstore 81 A. d. r. Randolph No
IA ed 10 all humane and patriotic that the
Conson saved. and daily saving hves tne coun
tfv Our soldiers ~ worth 10 TIC 90 ntry n
tuss III money the Commissiou has received. and q
practical ignorance one Interested N Oh
min stng The and the durat o. the war :. ~,
Contribution be sent 20 TIE treasurer NJ NO %
street or NO. 81 Rr adway. New York
By order e TIE Standing Committees. - sreoSa
GEORGE y. sIhuNc
Treaeui.- United States sanitary Comnission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

DRIzE MONEY FOR THE FOLLwING VI ssFLs IS
WALDEN WILLARD. Isl York s,rse. Eroos,n 49,. ~.
tross, Arizona Birnvic Blunt Behio BsinbridGe,
brooklyn, Bacon. Cuver, Cambridge, Chamber. Curt
the Sea- Gemsbok. Georgia. Huron. Huntsville il.as.-
Jamestown. Ktatiny. Kew stone staL. Kanavha King.
usher. Lodena, Morse Magnolia Mystic Montice 10 Massa
Montgomery New London. New Ironsides, Niagara Ner
wch Octoiora, Gwasco Ohio. Onontaga Perry fursu,t
Portsmouth, Paul Jones Pembins, Quaker City Reso inta
Restless. Roanoke, Sycamore seioa, s. iawrence SIS
Louis South Carolina, Tahoma Tioga Union, Unad. u
Vandaa Vanderbilt Victoria Wabash Water Vito, Wis
sahickon Wachusetts, Zouave. &C., &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

fro OWNERS or LANDS, OR CLAIMS OK LANDS IN
az STAT 81 Wiscunan. HUN0ERFORD BROTHER
= ~ tsxee ana reueer have been sid for tarcs
Il IN restdenlS on .aEte terms hnyi iufcrr Aou
X "A fec 81 chsrae bahfcFs hNhsfTt'lA Nfi
4 fesa Point Wisconsin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

TINTED STATES FIvE-TwENTy L0AN.-wE BEG
10 call your attention 10 the comparatively small
amount Five.twenty Bonds remaining unsoid-now less
than Eve mil ious ni wouli suggest me lnpormn
OF yonr subcpt being sent 10 forthwith as The rs
due liable at moment 10 be erha st"d after when
they will not be obtanable except nj premium The de
Ynana occasoned by the formation OF new pank rs wen hs
for foreign account daily increasing Less delay V Az
tcrned delivery FIR future. We continue LOT the
present allow oneeighth cent COMMISSION 70 parties
ppl.cLas az for resale LIyERMORF, CbEws co,
Inlled SiniSs Fiye..NeR.r Itcan Agns,
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DoARD or SUPERVISORS,
I'D OSlcg n TCgrY H.iI

ID OSlcs NJ CRY Haul, EEw YoRK, Jan 6. 1854.
THIS &c viii be closed the TIN inst respec,
the dist ngu shed dead Most Rev. Archbishop HIghes
whose funeral ceremonies will take place upon that day
JOS. YOUNG, Cleh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

A RARE CHANCE FOR HousEkEEpERs HOUSE
n hold FufNifure talffare--iHe suns stDtf ROM.
gushing lguss etdng viii II al he Furniture confirmed
N Ills rslencc ls rWents .lird srct neAr SNtn
ayenue-PAnufu te. cus Slt, for $500 fsrpf SUITS eoat
800 tof ft9i rosewood aud walnut Gnsmner iurnigre
en- sute. ". MIDDLETON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

HVIf IT'LL Evil ItN.t"
wool covered Ia rcnea, French silk brucaei. consist
Ing ~ two sofas t~o Arm Chairs and our Chairs all rev.
Cost rtto, un which vii Ne aid for SEQ Cal n tC
~ stuft. .fCoud Too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

rrNfON DIME SAYINGS BANK, - -
- ASSETS. yaS5ugS n3,
Onion daiIv from hi A. M. to T. and from 10 r.. NJ.
owed OF 500 and nnder, and
49, cent on larger sums.
Money deposited oner before 10 viii bear interest
' January
FDER V HAUGHwoUT, President
WM. 4. WIiITLOCK, via pra.,..n,.v
JOHN MCLEAN, ''Ne ''e7se"'-
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billiards.

uHK STANDARD AMERICAN billiard TABLE AND
i COMPUTATION Cushions-Alproyed and sdofted by the
Billiard Congress Of 1863 The hest and ,ny reliable
Billiard Tables manufactured Balls, cues and every article
relating "a billiards. for sale hy PHEl IN n coLLENpER
eo.t.g 2 C.efs- 81. Sg..-- -,.Ss. nsI N,.A,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
"A Society "A paper viii be read at meeting Of the
ctey THURSDAY January 1861, st O'Clock Y. M
their Clnton Halt Astor place Rayard Taylor
ksq lste Cha de Affairs OF the United States Russia
90 Central Asia attained during his travels residence
~ the Court OF Rus ia
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WATCHES, JE wELRY, sc.

WATCHES, JE w ELRHs ~.
A observation-disclosures SOLOMON. 43s
n Brosdwsy Diamond Broker us the only agent for the
AM war; perfect tine Keepers Cannot
dollar watch 81 ~ aud Sls sent to any part
BY eNp ess Adisc9unt 70 wholesale cis.omers Watnes
Also constantly on hand large stock of ne Gold and silver
Watches American and other movements by all The most
DIoaoHsy.
EARRINGS AND PINS NEW sTYLEs.-Two, THREE.
u five, and eight dollars sci. For sale BY GEO. G.
ALLEN, AIS Broadway. one door below Cana street
LIME GOLD WATCH CHAINS NEW STYLES. FOR
IT ladies and gentlemen. fifteen, twenty twenty-five
iry 1--WE fifty hundred dollars each. For sale by
GEO. c. ALLEN, AIS Broadway, one door below Canal
L,AHs-LADIEs FAHs-SEw STYLES FROM PARIS.
Two three AVE. seven, ten twelve nfteen TO twenty
way. door below Canal street.
VI Hair, real Jet, Cast steel and caved Ivsry Prize
Medal Jcwery. 73 Broadway New York; "a Grafton
street. Dublin.
T AIDES FINE GOLD BRACELETS, NEW STYLES
u Eght twelve. III twenty-five hundred
dollars each For sale BY GEO. g. ALLEN AIS Broadway
ono door below Canal at
7 ADIKs GILT coMBs-SEw STYLES, FROM PARIS,
For by o. c. ALLEN. ais broadway, door below
Cana, street -------- ------------------
VlroRTH RSowING-wHERE TO SELL YOUR
w Diamonds. old Gold Silver ~ broken Jewelry ny
10 ms TO LOUIS ANRCIl ). T23 Broadway under the
ORR Hotel receive furry er cent more Tor ID a.
rnonds old Cold and Silver Estaniished 49, Remember
795 Broadway.
yyuRTH KSowlSG-wHBRE TO SELL cANELs'
w Hair shawis enc iysces aud al kinds OF Furs By
Going LOT rs AskICH - rs HroaiNay nnder 5le New
york Hotel no best place q eel cames Hair shaws; all
KINDS Iaces ana furs ne rays niy per cent more than
/ ans sugrp sreu hpmgfnher
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Any GENTLEMAN HAVING FIVE HUNDRED DOL,
lars az his Command and desiring TO
be cash business have opportunity ealing
II 10 O'Clock on TAYLOR BROTHERS, iS3 Nassau street.
room No. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07
DRY GOODS.

RARGAINS THIS DAY-BONNETS AS HALF PRICE
II also Felt Hats great sacrnce in Velvet hornets; ut
ed benncts and Chldrens Hats Mt half price. L. BlNNS'
Millinery. No. 5Sl broadway. Feathers dyed cleaned
cureld. .
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DENTISTRY.

A GREAT DISCOVERY.
IN AN.ESrHETfC NITROUS OXIDE
Teeth positively extracted without pain by Dr. HOYT In
and sole of Anshetc Nitrous Oxide
not laughing but strictly ansrsthetc agent entirely
free from esharatng effects and perfectly harmless
ing quiet sleep with pleasant sensations an1 perfect IN
sbility to pain, during which teeth without tho
knowledge of the patient Teeth filed and artificial teeth Of
description inserted Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
DR. HOYT Dentist 90T Broadway, near Twentieth street.
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EoR sALE-A DOUBLE GUN twEsTLEY RICHARDS.
makcr); first rate shooting gun IA guage, with ma
hogsny case &c, all complete Price Aao Address o..
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FURNITURE AND CARPET CLERKS Y c. WILL
IT. n.d their srIn. srnua Meeting this Thursday
In. at tber loare ron ~ Bove y, for rposr
ectine fsr tie ung II Is expected tbs /
every member viii br present,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

OFFICE or THE NEW YORK & kS LIGHT COM.
~ Fany. 51 and iN Hester street OF Elizabeth,
New York Dec - iSz, The election for
of this will be held Monday lith
cay of january from II 70 l. o'clock A. NJ at the
othce Of the
The transfer book will be closed until after The election
THOMAS h LEES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

TvURS FURS FURs-NOw Is THE TIME TO PUR
e chase Furs at reduced prices From this day 7 viii
ufactured stock Of Fur Goods AZ to suit the
Of the season embracing our usual assortment Of Mink
Collars and CUFFS Childrens Fur Sets Ladies' Fur and
Fur Trimmed Hoods Gents Otter Beaver Fur Caps Fur
Gloves. Muers and Collars: also Buffalo, Wolf and Genet
Sleigh Robes. &c B-Furs repaired and altered Fur
WILLIAM BANTA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
SheImau's Report.

The Report Cf Gen. Sherman Oh the operations which
ouimussed in the iA Of Atlanta will be read with in'
tersst, especially by military men. How he gained Al
lansA and with what force, Sherman here tells, with
more or lass of historic verify. How he lost t. he hai
yss to tell and hs Report should have concluded with
he loot note OF the ssriAls-'to De continued" TIT
reader will hardly overlook the proof Sherman furnish
a ths. be uttered iAsehood when he told GenerA
Hood, in black and white that the shell and thOt that
reached Atlanta were accidental and the result OF bad
u.rksmanship Of his csunonssrs He now cOnfssses 81
orss,,d down from Chattanooga four inch rhsd grns
"a ,,y their eject. These arrived ca the 10Th, and
,srs DOT 10 WORK night and day, aud did
sI,saOn on tie Oisy, causing frequent hrss' ana s1
citing confusion" Lara, it ia said, should have COCO
mem cries. Sherman evidently had forgotten, when be
OsnnsS these words what he had SAid TO Gen. Hood.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
"a. s.. !. d. expense eftas asT'D'p''' or 'A'p'e.
NINA Yaar,s Work.

Ths Augusta OhrO1iels and Sentinel, referring to the
near approach of the time when Winter will lay his
bsnunbng hand upon the armies Ct both beligersnts."
says 1.-THE close Of the campaign Witnesses the South
era armies uOss powerful and defiant than at it's COM
meucsnent aud the Southern people more united and
determined if possible than at any former period since
the beginning of the war" Referring 10 the results Of
the campaign, our cOntempOry remarks that, instead
Of narrowing the limits Of the rebellion BY this years
operations they have been extended The enemy have
larger field to s1bdus than they had ct the commence
usnt of the campaign. Atkansas and Western Lonisi
ana have been wresed fsom them, and have to DO re
conquered. The rebellion has broken out airssh in
Missouri, and the lnvincibs and urcorquerable Pros
dspu;es its possession with ROsecrans and hs Dutch
militia Our army at this moment rs0Ocupes Northern
Georgia after bsing AInked out Of Is by Sherman and
threatens to s1pel the FsderAs fOm Atlanta with fair
DrOspSct of success. Richmond Is not taken, nor likely
to b, taken TIE gallant and glorious army Of Virginia,
inspired BY its great leader with unysldng vAo and
.ubbOrnness sill OOI fonts Grant with uLbroksn ranks
and d. lnt scOrn, and without the sshtsst idea OF de-
feAtn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
OBITUARY.

Krei May Oh, 1854 In cavalry charge q, M.b.l,. sh
sp1t., iy.0ia county, w.. Corporal ARCHIBALD TBOs Me-
Of me ouHberiAnd Troop, Sd regiment Va cavalry
Toe .u c Of Ibis brief not possessed eminent ses.s
al those excellent traits Of char which rim N lie
friends and associes Anctonaie gentle mode,t go @
g 10 a he Won large circle Of friends both a.
cAus severe shock his ng listers who nov
the loss Of an only botr As trooper: he b,ave cLiyI
T. w. dAthng, and alwajs kept himself Sc m n
even set nom oils eenmand AID scrupuous he disch,ree
u al TIE duties Of soldie; ardGs Inn we'll he
winter pays Nils last feeble tribute 10 The mmsry and yr Of
cur departed hero A PRiEsn
Killed At Deep Bottom. on 16h August, ANDREW KEAN
Ak6YIE, Company ~ 6ih Ge rda antry WrRhts Breads
He vas the econd Of Doctr wuArn Argyle dece sed
formerly OF doochlsnd vs.. $1,000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
LATEST FROM The UNITED STATES
NORTHERN PAPERS TO TIE lsrH.

We have received Northern papers Of the 10 h
which contain no very important Intelligence. From
the Washington Chronicle Of the l6!h We make up h'
following summary of news:
TIE ILtorIoN,.
This is, of course, the absorbing topic Of the day
across the border and the returns continue to arrive
the papers of opposing political colors grow hot and
c,d as to the final Issue. Toe following the latest
kilograms on the subject:
PgYssYLvAHIA.
RIparrAr, Oc;. IA -1s District Elk county, fficia
gives Biger, Democrat 644 aud Scbodeld Union, 2O7
Demo cratic m,joriy, 4S7, aud gain; 81.
INDIANA
HARRISBURG, O,t. l6 Gov. Morton telegraphs here
as follows:
awe have eight members of Congress, being a gain
of four.
"The lower House Of the Legislature is decidedly
Uniou; the Senate ate or probably Democratic by one
or two members.
my minority Is not less than twenty thousand
and TIE prosp:ct is that il will BIS o few theu:ands
more"
No official returns Of the homo vote have yet reached
the 5ecrstary's cfios
"Isis impossible to give an aggregate Of the SOL
diers' vote"
BALrIxoRE, Dc. l5.-Ths latest footing up Of the
cor titutiona vote Is fcovs: agaiGst IL $780, for It,
1877. Tee n. ltve vote includes many es imsted
msjorities which may be rsducsd. Affirmative Includes
67l soldiers votes in Maryland but epor. from thoee
Hi,h he Army of The Potonsc Sheridan. The re-
suit ia doubtful.
There ia nothing additional from Ohio.
FRtM GRANTS ARMY.
The latest account from this army is up to the l4th
and as i. Ia from Buffers Hesdq va are Of course
not astonshed to see tie lies which sent from that
quarter:
FoaraHse Koxsor, October IA General Butler zen,
out re, ouu oissaI CO The north eide of the jane
river Yesterday. They advanced two and q half miles
towards Richmond, end re.used without loss having
met TIE enemy in small squads.
Oily slight skirmishes took p'acs.
Toe sde-wheel steam e Ia" was run into ytster-
day. Brhndons, the lmes river by the propel-
Ter CHARLES Thomas. Her siarboird wheel house Was
carried away, and che Is herwse jured. she has
rived here and will 90 to Baltimore for repairs.
TIE mail steamer Webster arrived at 4 P. n, from
City Point.
FROM BIPoRE PEfkRsBURs.
The correspondent Of the Washington Chronicle
wiring from before Petersburg, under dale Of the IA
s2yf.
Toe tacit truce between our skirmishers and toe
my's shsrpshooters is stljcm broken durir the day
is Only when the da,knefs tf night setls en- them,
and there Is Il tle dargr of hitting at any one that
sho:s fed. With the Exception Ct or two d =
charges from cannon, the unusual quiet oil soDR cur
front has not been broken for three days. During this
time, industrious foe are buy epgsged In making
rev works and strengthening their old ones
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19


We have clear, cool weather now. Every symptsu
OF rain has passed away and We are NOT anxious for The
return Of the vet seseon.
GREAT MIXING At wHEILIHe. -
The Ohroniels publishes the following despatch,
WHEELING, Oct. lowest Virginia 10 aroused. Ths
largest and msst enthusiastic polica meeting ever
gathered In thls city has been held to-day /. vas a.
dressed BY Hon. John A. Bingham, Of Olio. Lincoln
sud Johnson, and peace eny when rebels submit ID the
wachword.
+ Few YoIK GELD xAlxff.
The following are the latest quotations Of the New
York gold market:
Nlw YORK Oct. lb.-God closed at the Evening
Stock Exchange ut att. - 80
There Is no political news from Europe. The fol.
lowing opinion Of the London Times d worth repro
ducing: o. 1.l
The London zim@ says the capture Of Atlanta By
Sherman and the sIbsequspt victory OF Sheridan rem
der the reeloion Of NJ Lincoln to the Presidency
almost certain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19


As Gas sOa st the Iato Gen. n. ". 8. Gsba u FJP
eylvsniA county. and was we'll knoFn Id Danvils. he
received military education at West Point and sfter
wards entered tho United States Army, where he re-
NAMED until the secessipa Of Virginia, when he
promptly resigned and rendered bis services to biz ma
tive State They we're accepted, and he was appointed
Chief Quartermaster Of tie Army Of Manassas. He
was afterwards ordered to the West, and soon after bis
arrival therehe was promoted to the rank Of Brgadier
General. rrs eJ
FLAG OF TRUCE BOAT
The flag Of truce boat which arrived day before yes.
tsrday at VarnA, brough: about forty Confederate
naval officers and atty seauen TO be exchanged for the
same number Of Yankees. s 49, .--t -..'
The cfoers were brought to the city last night In
the steamer Allisop.' -tH.is s-'.ti.
The men, who were stopped at the school-ship
Patrick Henry, will arrive this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
FROM TbE.VALLEY

CHARLOTTESVILLE. %. ISL the .ff.ir at Fsher,s
Hill on TNursdsy, We killed and wounded from Eft, to
seven Of the enemy AID took ., many prisopers
rne prisoners reported that the Oh corps was at rrou.
hoy,L Toe enemy we're near s1ssbu,g on Fddsy.
and . small foc' of their cavalry we're in Tho town.
Lieut. Farce, Arjutant 10 Big. Gen. Garter of The
artillery, was severely but not danssrou,ly wounded in
the leg on Thursday.
Nothing else has occurred. .- Is ..- r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
I II Z CIT Y.

JuDel LHoss CoUkr-Tss court met at 10 oclo. K,
A. n, yests day. Antonio SAmAnni was tried for steal
Ing 80 600 from hr. A. n. Bailey OF the Sentinel. snd
being found guty, was sentenced to the pen,entisry
for year. Al the last term of this court the same
prisoner was convicted Of robang the safe Of the Ssn.
mel Office Of $ls 600 and was sentenced for that fence
TO three years and Elk months. Mr. Bseys money Vas
also in the Sentinel ssfs.
The JUICE granted wriis Of habsas corpus in the Ca
ses Of two justices Of the peac who had been arrested
BY the enrolling tm'er aud sent to Camp Lee. The
justices ssrs James L. HOLMAN, of Goocbsnd, and W.
L. Saunders, Of King Qissn. The Jadgs will, Of
course, dsehsrss them from military custody The COM
mission Of the Governor exsnpuiDg them from military
service. IL worse than waste Of time for rural en-
rolling emcss to b restiug State essrs, and Tying
to force them into The army. The thing can't DO done
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
FENcOAsfITgTIOa-sTlTA RIGAfS,
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 10, 1854.
EVENING WIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. n, and
syssy succeeding day Sundays e1cepts1) At the same
hour an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wing viii contain tie latest news by mail and telegraph
up to the boar Of going to press, editorials local intel
HEsuos, 10 ~. EsO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

SUSPICIOUS CHAlAcrri.-A young woma, Of ll,-sins
ws on Monday night sent down hero rom Chmlotts
county, % the charge Of beOs tuspioiou, character,
Tho manner in which she had been ayirg abou. the
county attracted lup zion tosards her and lad to her
arrest, .-lls.ai
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
EDUCATIONAL.
sUNDRIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
RAGS GITRA AND LAGIIVpA COPPpu

sUNDHIES AT PRIVATE SALE.
SA BAGS CUBA AND LAGUYRA COFFEE.
w 20 bags and barrels Of Blown Sugar,
10 bar els Of Crushed do
20 bags Black PEPPER
~ bales Cotton Yarns No. Sto 10,
30 do Brown Sheetings and shirtngs
10 cases Bleach u Shirtiass.
do Black and White Prints.
80 barrels moasHs
10 bales o. ton W4deing
Back and Brown Hollands,
Black oioths and Doeskins,
Blue and III OK Beaver Cloths
20 osgj ask Pepper,
100 boxes CASTLE 5osp,
10 Gases Glass Tunblers,
10 pieces Black Bombssiue.
Terms Cdsa on dtlicsry "'
Co., lT-6i KENT, PAINE co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
MASONIC NOTICE
oci9-1w
SORGHUM MILLS.
HEADQ'ls RESERVE FoacEs or Va.
Richmond. October Is 1874

HAVE ready, for immediate delivery. 8
l. ROLLER IRoH soRiHUn MILLS.
These Mills have received the hgteh testimonials their
durability and airing quaities
Gan also furnish soRGaUn PANS to order and have ore
general assortment Of Straw Cue Corn sheers Hlts nd
,pokss Pillow osstngs, sklsu 0v.ns Old nnon Nails, &c
H.. HMssIIH
o,l9 este ID Main IA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

i u u II u u n l. II 10
Reports Of she Press Associ.tio. rec.,v..v
eiasavely ~ Shs WIKI. 4
.eoofsns 70 rot OF Congress year lseS q, =
N we Asrks ones vi We Dsxis, OF .ns COR.
sasrs's nlAsss IT tns sornern Dssnot o. sIeorY1a WV
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
TIE BATTLE or KrSEsAw MOUNTAIN.

made dispositions to break the lines betweep K mesa
aud Pina Mountains. General Rocker was on its right
nd 'front.' General Howard it's left aud 'front.' ~
General Palmer between and the railrold. During
sharp cannoDading fr1m General Howards right or Gen.
Rockers let Genenl Pol was killed on the 14.h and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

M OTICB.-A General Meeting of the Stock
In holders Roasote Navigator oonpsny viii be held
Hs Court Hous, WEDNESDAY, the 26lh day OF oce-
Der q stantl H. CABAhlbs. Bec'ry.
oc fS-2.xtds Dr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19

The DAuvillS Iys) appeal regrss to learn that
among the cfeers killed in the late engagement at Pc
los Knob, Missouri, was Bhgsdlsr General Laws oAbe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-19
NOTICE.

BY order Of the Boardof Directors.
VIM p. MUkF0ID. Secretary.
oyrcrJ r. K. o., Richmond, 18Th october. 1854
ocl2--tdm
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-31
County Court.
The Law Of NEWSPAPERS.


l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered a. wishing to continue
their subscription.
p If subscribers wish their papers discontinued,
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid
). If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent they are held responsible until they settle their
bill and give notice to discontinue them.
T. If subscribers to other places without
informing the publisher. and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they held responsible
Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing TO take
a paper or periodical from the Office, or removing
and leaving it uncaled for, pria facia evidence
of Intentional fraud.
~ Postnasters would oblige. bya strict fulfill
ment of the regulations requiring them to notify
publishers. in three months of papers not Ia
ken from their Office by subscribers.
zS- Under the law of Congress papers are not
pharged postage in the county in which they are
uhlshed.