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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

Stocks are ieveush, and at the Stock Exchange
generally lower. Late in the day an advance was
paid Tor iancics and quotations advanced 70 nearly
last nights rates. As compared with the prices OF
the 9TH there is scarcely share selling higher, and
the advance after election seems to have been
postponed, 80 far as railway property is concerned.
Government stocks continue IL request, and for
5-90s. Old issue, there il a special inquiry. Certif-
Gates are higher and quoted at 95l $50. Railway
shares are steadily pressed for sale, and no large
amount could be placed without serious decline.
The earnings are not increased over 1868 sufficiently
70 cover the enhanced cost of working and no
greater dividends can be made. With lower gold
there must be q further check to the freight traffic
and the earnings receds to points where dividends
are barely earned.
Money continues easy on call At per cent with
an increased disposition to keep capital where il
can be used promptly. In commercial paper, no
change: the rates are Sac for best and 10 "a II
for second grade Congress. viii soon be st work
and the money question will claim i,s irst atten-
ton. The lower house assemblies under cirCum-
stances which should induce il 20 perform its duty
promptly. BY a vote not to be mistaken, they
uaNt b'tA hNAfh w iAiP',N toNF'f hih y'tA'"
the money necessary 10 close tho Rebellion The
era of paper money has passed aud Congress viii
fan In It's duties if immediate steps ara not taken TO
reduce the volume of currency, increase the taxes
and to reduce borrowing TO is smallest limit. This
will al once check the advance III gold and 8
short time force il toward pa, ana nothing else
WILL except military successes, ini the consequent
end Of the Rebellion Money was hawkoi round
the street this afternoon n per cent. AMI the
sooner a now loan in curency Of 81 ~ 90 10 put
on the market, the better.
Sterling bills are dull, at 1921 fo- - lay, and
1881 los, for merchants bills
Freights are steady. The c1gas 'n'n's tO i.iysr-
pool are : 900 bush. wheat. at 30 800 tuns OIL
Cake, at IS. std; and per steamer. 80 boxes
Cheese, at 3Os To London. I'D suns Heavy Goods,
at l2s6d. and per steamer. ,l)) boxes CherSe aud
100 pkgs. Butter, at 2?'ol.
Barmgs Crcuiqr, dated OCT y rpo-t, Amer.
lean stocks quiet ,hi. weak. Unrei states 5-20
bonds have been sold az f., All ars now II u f..
Some Virginia IS. sterling boni, With arrearei
dividends, have bIoush, . Illinois Central shares.
81 New-York & Ere, ii. O,h,g quotltons
nominal
The imports at Newly OK Tor .As w,ek compare
IA fnllows.
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Corporation Notices.
URPARrsHNr or FINANCE,
BrRr,u or TnF RECEIVER or fANEs

yE'O TAX-PAYERS.-No,ic is hereby gived
that one per vii be added tire si day oil Deem
Der on all taxes remaining unpaid An additional one per
cent will be sdded the 18th 81 i'd month o Decmnber
And on AL aaei remaining unpaid tie 1t day Of January
the Of Twelve cent snuun, calculated
from the day tho Books wore received by the Receiver o.
IaIss.
JOTN MURPHY. Receiver.
November 3 1864.
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CAVALRY Brur,u OYpcr ~ ASSISTANT QUAHrrRs,srsR,

CAyALRr BrHE,u OTyIcT ~ Assr,Sr OgAnrrRs.srSR,
No ~ STATE 81, NEW } OAK. June 10, 1864.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-I will
~ purchase IN OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
thai may be prsenled aud pass at the Government
notice
Psyncn, viii be made Ia checks payable IN certificates Of
when seven 90 OF Horses received.
ITcc one hundred and siAty i've 1861 dollar each.
GRO. 4. BROWNING. Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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6orses, Carriages, sc.

QuAErzRsAsrEEs OFFICE NV ORR, Apr. l6 1861.
4 RTILLERY HORSES WANIED.-l,oOO
~ Artillery Horses waned for which One funded and
Seventy Hundred aud Eighty DoIsr. wiA be paid Tor
all that pass inspection These hofses inu be sound IN every
will be presented for inspection At the Government Stables
3jth..i., betw cen 10Th snd III avenues,
STEWART VAN NLdFT Qnrterfnas,er.
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Bank Rate. OPer MI.
tAdysrtisemeut.l
NATIONAL CURRENCY BASR,

CoRsyR OF BROADWAY AsD WALL 81, NswYoRK
Deal. extensively and specially in Government Securities,
$40 notes 500. lO4Os and Sizes Of 1881, Stamps sFs
aud STATE money Interest allowed accounts by special
erreement T. O. ADAMS President.
l. ScoPrRLp Cashier.
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Dcntistrn.

NJ b. GRIFFIN BROS, DENTISTS, (hay-
IN tns disposed 81 their Brooklyn f'sb ishmen,D may be
rons,lsd only Of No 258 Grand-st New OH whee they
continue 70 insert fn sets Of teeth or ood or Plsnnh i0i
a2s silver kuhbcr ti0 PahisI Se1'-V9ldi ~ PEI
tooth Silver, o.. Exus.tng, - ee1i'
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Financial.
EHE PRESIDENT
PETROLEUM. COMPANY,
PRESIDENT,
VTNANGO COUNTY PENN
1891. = 800, -. =. .,....,.-,-t O. A

IL NtlI'sl VI " VI y -
PRESIDENT
VFNANGO COUNTY. PENN.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS or PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICERS:
President. ANOpY EDWARDS, eco, NcwYo-k
Treasu1er L. II. SIMPSON, csc, New York
Secretary, }. EDWIN CoNANT, esqp Ne~.Yorf.
Counsel, MesGs. PLATT, GERARD BUChLLi' New
Y0L
AMORY EDWARS, ESQ. New iors
EBEN Il. CROCKER. ED, Of CrocAeT Warren, New
York.
FLETCHER wEsTRAY, e'c. Of We'tray OiDb' Hard
castle, NewYoIk.
Penn.
I. II SIMPSON ESQ. Of J.. Il. spr'on L Co.. New.
JOHN NJ. cLArr, EGG, General Resident supsriD-
tendenl.
ITS LANDS FORM IT'S
CtPITAL STOCK. so,ooo'ooo
IN SHARES OF s25 ZACH PAR VALUE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, So PER SHARE.
Being in fall payment Tor 80 sAafe No further Ca! OF
assessment 70 be made.
20. 900 SHARES, OR 100000 RESERVED foh
WORKING CAPITAL.
Ta7tcs subscribing u ti, Company VII receive 81 equs!
snountof s.ook u two ocI Companies ed dining without
further charge.
Tie lands Of these comrsu~. are located me Allegheny
River and ON cmlocs porcurne End McCFea Greens hs
ing an oil boring Territory Of over ten ana bali miles IN
extent
Tie wells tie stoi.ng property known - iAe "'ee
braed Heidrcls" we'll, and "Piholo CTccA wells are
famous for their immense up y o. OIL
The well. ON ths properly being 'unh with great vso
and promise large supplies Of OIL
To the capitalist aud to parties o. limited means un'rp5''o
Inducements are offered PeIous esrs ia thu Company
ret - stock aud the above BONUS each a. invested
y ithout further cal of assessment.
Subscription book maps ad a' OTTER Information cen he
obtained 81 III. Ice tn, b.,npt.on Agcuu,
L. II. SIMPSON 4 CO.,
no. - edn o.. New Iors
No L..rirl.an. t.hcn ~ Ohm hundred d----.
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IOIhI. --.-...'-.'S i--',lII I,F'I''F y I''O'O
The following are the earains' Or the Chicago
aud Northwestern Railway Company fog first
week i'm Novemhnr enling ON he IN:
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SArrnnAY. Nov. l9-P. v.

God opened at 2lj and closed at 2i3s. The
variations OF the day have been small IN the
fear Of q large evnort. The movements Of the week
lave been - follows:
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lsirKD STATES Assay OFYICt,l
NV ! OK, sept "a, 1885,
NIRCULAR NOTICE.-Notice - hereby
given 10 psrs.. interested that Tor the purpose Of ena'
biue iis Ofce prompt payments fo bullion Deposited
the Treasury H- rrcriy tlirirTfcd to the A
az once Bullion md m coin. DrpoJo. Of bullion wil
Therefore payment ~ CONS or bars Is soon a. the value
of ber bmon lin lave bron a.ceIsinrdasGs nom Two
TO -four dlv. from the dAie Of drpont.
/ GRO r. DJNHtSG, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

TIIE NORTH AMERICAN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OF
TIE CITY or NETWORK,
OFFICES NO. SO WALL STREET
CAPITAL, CO.. s1,2j0, goo.
$4,000 SHARES; VALUE $40 EACH
PsrIDENT
NOAH l. WILSON
ucr PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM r. ROELOFSON.
1RKAsurrR,
FREDERICK sCHjCHAEDT.
srcBrIART,
ARTHUR D. PROAL.
GENERAL srrrRixrgEDrSr or ONO AND VIRGINIA rHorrr
IsRAEL I. WATERS, Marietta Ohio.
surEEixTrSDryr OF OIL cEEFK PROPERTIES
HEREERT KETTkLL
ATTORNEYS.
PLATT GERARD a BUCKLEY
BANKERS
sCHUCHARDT a GERHARD.
IRUsTECs,
NOAH j. WILSON President o. che Nsieita eld tlncni-
uati Railroad
FREDERICK sCHUCHARDT, Of Me',r' seAaciafd
Gebbsrd.
LPG lRAUD FOSTER o. Me,r,. Foster ThomI'on
WILLIAM p. BOELOFsON, Nc. 81 Wallet
HENRY MORGAN Of Mcs.r. II Morgan, Sons
WILLIAM BELL o. Atrlm Bel, sons
WILLIAM d. GUION ofMc.,n. Williams a Guior
DAVID GIBSON ofMe.,Is. David Gibson Co., Cncin-
uad Ohio.
THOMAS r. C.. BUCKLEY. o. Messr,. Plat Gerard 4
Buctlcv.
DEcIPROCITY MINING COMPANY
IL OF CANADA EAST
TRUSTEES
- Gog. JAMES POLLOCK. Ptilads pl.s.
WILLIAM g. MOORUrAD PhAad, Tti-
CHAs. Z. WRIGHT Philadelphia.
HFNRY SHELDON Nev-iorE
WILLIAM J.. HATt n. New-los.
o. b. BUNTING New YoIt.
L. r. CHrTFNDTN. NevNofs
Pre.ident--I. l.. CHiTTENDES.
Baukcr.-flSK D. HATCH
General upcrintcpdel,-ARrIirR RANKIN. NJ ?.
seeretary-JOUN " MOOD.
CAPITAL STOCK 100. 600 SHARKS
FAR $50. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $40.
RESERVED FOR TREASURY. 10000 SHARES.
THIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
or PURCHASING. WORKING SELLING AND LEAs-
mo MINING LANDS AND RIGHTS. IN THE BIRTHS Il
PROVINCES AND YEIGHBoRlSG LOCALITIES.
The present property the Company consists o77o sere'
OF 90 bearing lands twin neary seventy miles Of ryer oa
sse) m Canada East These lands selected by Arthur
Rankin ec toy twelve years member Of the PTovin
rii Porl ateu Of Canad They undoubtedly comprise the
gres.er part the valuable goldhelds OF Canada
Every Of tins land has been sscesined by setus npee
Ion 20 oe rich in gold and other valuable deposits.
Atile Office Of the Company, No Il Broadway copies o.
The Prospectus sud Maps OF the Property may be obtained
srecens sbou, 80 ounces. Of God from the lands Of Tie
Company may also be seen :. the Office.
BOOK. are now open tho Office Of FISK HATCH, NO
~ Ws and at the Office Of the Company Eery subscrP
lions invited. . .,,,,-urv.,,,,,,,, nh.
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OyJIcg " PAcIrIc Man STEAMSHIP Co.

OFFICE PACIFIC MAIL STRAxsHir Co.
Ngv.YoRK Nov. :, 1854
AtTU DIVIDEND. Notice is hereby given
10 .ist the Board If Directors have this day declared
DlN DFNp OF FIVE CO. PER CENT out OF the net earnings
Of the lat three months payable al the Oco Of the Cohp'ny
' q Tn.ter gooks vii be- reopened on TUESDAY, tho
THEODORE 4. JOHNSON. Secretary.
I.io, PACIFIC RAILEoAD Co. Nyw. YORK Oct Q, 1864
rINO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the UNION
i PACIFIC r. r. Goa Cal for al lNSTAI.LMENI oi
FIVE PER CENT the CAPITAL STOCK OF this Company ma
h. en- rd hi. dy payable the Treasurer at the Once Of
ne Compsnv No - William It, Ncy OH OF before the
JOHN a. Din President.
IoHN !. CISCO Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

GOLD BONDS.
N We offer for Sale
BONDg or COUNTY or III DORADO
CITY or PLACEBilLLE. aud $500
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS PLAtfRNlILL and SAL
RAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
Interest al Ten per cent ~ Gold. 49, . -
WELLS FARGO co, No 81 Bfo,iway.
the DELAWARE LAcEAwAsNA AND WtTKRy H. u. 90
GySylAL OTFICr No. % Nii,m-st
Ngw YORK NOV. >, 1865
T,HE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this COM
i PANY will be closed until 10 O'Clock On tho litt NO
vsmbsr inst
A. j. ODELT. Treasuer
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H,UE FOLLOWING COUPONS, due Nov.
ls 1864 will be paid snd a'ter that date on pre'n'a
ton II our Office. $500. d,
Detroit Milwaukee Rsi4oad ls and ~ Moftet.c Bonds
Detroit 4 Milwaukee Railroad "a undrd Coupon Bond-
DUNCAN, SIBERIAN 90.
N-.yY ork Nov l. 1864
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This IS exclusive ci tie amount reserved Tor Taxes on
Dividends snd Fronts.
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JANIS "a ip,WORTH : CO..
MI .enAE- 81. WV ! OEK-

J4gIcz Og las FARM FEIROLyus CosrASr}
oi qHs ITy OF NV DIX
A MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of ONE PER
~ CENT or ..- fiD.tiI s'oes of ti Company viii DO
Did hv sr.-s Nua.s. tn.. t .f oiec. No h4 eis
=. New VA y1 sli ,'e. tue 18Th %. Novcoer instant 70
JAS. WADsV ORTIZ. President.
GA. Wax SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

OPIcE or THK SECURITY INSURANCE Co,
10 81 PIN STREET. NV ioHk, OFT ~ lsc-
AT MEETING Of the DIRECTORS oi the
~ SECI RlJN lNSl RANCE COMPANY held tai, day.
THOMAS W BiRDsALL, ESQ, unlniinou.ly elected
President 10 h ihe Office 10y the rrsgnann oil
JOSEPH WALKER esq. Who retire on eccount OF In
psed health. The change vii iake elect on November
Nv or.rr RICHARD L. UhNDOCk. Secretary.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-06
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, IN
Shal ooSa. Jefferson County, Kansas
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Single cory one year. in Advance $500
Ten COPIES one year 10 one ado ress 1900
Twenty ." 23.OO
Fitiy 5O0Q
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TO ALI VITO Use a Pen.

2. d.5D esssx - H3Sss
Is al.ays ready ard ieiiabIe, and. if aiap,ed "a
the hand makes writing pleasure not ra,k
The Beginner makes M ne rapid progress with
Gold Pea llian with anv other. because tie
same pressure aiwa,- produces the same result
and the pr hcient Is better titled with his la
bcr. because OF tho uniformity OF his writing,
and the ease by which il Is pi. duced-
IN MAKING NEW PENS.
the subscriber uses no solder The gold at the
poi;.t Is brought IL State OF fusion. wIlrn he
point ii ks iAto it, and The two b. come as one
metal, en'ir ly imptrvi. Us to The act "n of til.
&C ds Ia inks. I his ran be done in making new
pens. because the gold i more than thr,r iinos
thick II Is alter the pen l. rolled 10 the pro-
or ihiBnoss OF the trished state
wnES Pins ARE .EroiNrED
a colder must b, usec VIII CHI will melt sooner
,han tie gold OF which the pen is made, other
wise ;Iie oinis will Gu mo a z Obullr :o.m. -
by Is pr5ce the ie.. per j. taken out # the NIB,
,he elasticity Destroyed, and the pea suhiec'e 10
the sSre process % co.resl,,. On these accounts,
and knowing II III Ing exqerie..o iha; repoiei
I'd pens eau rarely give sa,isfacli u. The subsoib
ermust ICsiti,e,J H.i..e 10 ise.oiBt Cod Pens.
RETURN TIE PIN
within ten DAYS otter its receP ion, II stamped
"a. Morton, and Not ai pied to your hard sta.
ting in what 'rspeci il might be improved, a
viii be 'h,. best guide III > icc.ing one tia; s.
State Z, what angle you hod tie pen on the pa
per, and whether -quarcy W leanrnc TO til righ,
or In. The loi..'s. briefly and clearly stated,
will great, sssiis IL niakl a Seleciiun for you
An. one sending single letter prs, stamp
VII receive a eirea'ar with fac siDaife csgrav-
iegs Of ali the size aud plc,-.
Address, 4. MORTON.
li3 % Maiden Line, New York.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

EDITORIAL notices 30 cent? per lirc Local 10
cents For anununci ne the names Of Candidates
for office. one dol lar and half each. to be pad
in advance. Yearly advertisers VIII be required
10 pay quarterly. Transient advertisements must
he paid in advance. Communications IF per
sopsi character will be charged one dollar per
square, 10 be set in nonpa-eil.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-02-06
LIVE STOCK.

d overs aud Farmers will find ihi. the mos
advantageous route tor Live S,..ck Capaciou,
Yards. we'll wa,ered and supplied " iih ev.ry
conve' ience. have been opened on this line and
US connections and every attention is paid To
'hrir waits with choice Of market = Pilla.lel
phin, New York or Baltimore and via Allen
town IN shortest, quickest and most direct roa,e
TO New York
ENoCh LEWIS. Gen'i Supt, Al,oonn, Pa.
l.. l.. HOPPE t;enl Ticket AGENT. Ph,Iad,s.
II. II. HOUSTON. Gea1 Freight Agt.. Phila
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Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day

And Foote's Patent Ventilated sleeping ears BY
night.
i'sssans ora fferi The West by The Oi'io 4 Mss
ssiri, RR. have the advantage over those b
ather lines IN THE CuOICE OF SEATS And
nEkTiiS irar, Cincinnati, AS Il ere are 10 char
.rs of cars between Chemist aud Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, ~r B.iisif
TIVE daily i,;rogh Ex,ress trains. tSandays Ex-
srp,el.l one naia Sundsy evs Mig.
Ohio & Hi-sissipi time tt n minutes fast, :
Ian -. Loui- sipae. The public arr srcspectfailJ
cau'ionei agains: bills advertising other routes
ri ing Guckcr time.
A~s for tickets via OhIo 4 MississiniiR r.
For information. spp!, at the otfice. n, %
r.eslv on the coyner 81 rourih aud Cn-snut Sts..
ulaier Planter, II use, 81. Ioui-
LOU6H.
a. .Gen'i T!c1at Ag-nf. .
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AT A BARGAIN!

I'VE undersigned odsrs fnr ssie, ct very Ion
= hsuns qsaSter sscs;cn II Land, hssstifsls
" situated IN oes Of ihs best portions II Kanpse
= GOO" settle snens surrounds il, end too Sssie
roads pass neer byit. There j. no bsssw 49,
- me state JOIN w. DAY,
NJysoA D. 49, A..
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nPPREarUMuy Gorp-Tba :,

OPREaIuMos GoLD-The SUBJ
SERVER. who cannot change his prices with A..
fnciu atoms Of gold. without mourning euorno,,s
expense in adv rtising the changes. j. compe lsI
10 cell h;s Pens at Old Price,. Thinking hi. Cus.
toners entitled 10 the benefit Of the Premium ~,
Gold, rather than the wal-sfreet dclasers o. ,hc
best currency is country ever had, he now Of
ters 10 all remiiiing the amount OF Their orders
in Go the iail Premium in this CRY on the day
when received In this wav be hopes to do the
country ana ms customers some good wihou,
injuring himself for the morton PEy canno, hs
made without GoLp
Whe" Paper money is sent. United States is
preferred over a other
4. NORTON. Is Maiden Lsue. NY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02

Prisoners-sergts Cutlery. Casteen. Williamson, Corp
Lumsden, Williamson, Williams; Privases Isby. Spoon
swing Owens Whitsei, r Whissel. N spoen, 8 Spoon
ClapO, John Clapp. Olapp, Jugls Isey Fins Nosby
Gsrnes Garrett, G Garrett, Caps, Capps, Waltham
Co. F-Klled-Corpl Johnson Private Harsborn.
Wounded-Sergt Quinn, Corps Parker, Wilkins Privstes
Gardner, Hesty, Parker, Herndon, Vann, Rhew, Jen
kins.
Prisoners-sergt Hsrre Corpl Williams; Privates Bag
get Beal, Brison w Briston Britton, COPELAND Davis
neserp Dunpbgs, Edwards, Ellis, Gardner Grifs Hern
Jacobs johnson, Pope, Reaves Sanders ssde, Vim
sen. Warren,
Co. G-Kled-sergt Pagan, Corpls Ledford, LIST Lieut.
Lediord.
Wounded-Privates seves, Oliver
Prisoners-Cspt Whit hurst, Leuts Latham and Target
aerRt Williams Corpi EDnls Privates Latham, I La
than, White, Matthias. Upchurch, J Upcburch, WEIGH
Din, Bright, Collins. Lawrence, Lane, Dnpon, Barke
Jones' Smith Scott, Snell, Seagrsves Norcum, Holt
Co. H-Wounded-Cast hixell Privates Auaburn, Erad
dick, hurry.
Prisaners-Lieuts G1yther and Cofola, Sergts Tavor
and HARRISON. Corps Gurganus HabIey and Clapp; P
Yates ausburn Askew Boon, Fields, Bo~an be- lobe
3 rleld1, frlddte, Yates GuSgsnos, Rooafsnn 1 Ro
Taylor lay ior Russ Simpson Hamilton, Harden, Res
son. Shepherd, D Shepherd, Azell, COwau, Ctwell.
Co. l-kiiied-ssrgt Jones, PIiVstes Woodland Lee, +
King, King.
Wounded Lieut. Patterson, Privases Redtord, tree
men Brog3en.
Phssners-Nsmes can not be si5eD, al prisoners,
Der given in table.
Co: K-Kiled-Leut Branch, Corpl Hockaaay, Privates
Clara, Grifis, Pulley.
Wonnded-serets Carpenter, Winters Privates S.r!ck.
lard BiiIsps, WaInmock, Winters, Pn!leys
Prisobers-Lieul Day seTRts johnson Dupree Dickens
Green; Ffivstes Adkins, Thompson, Mathis, Ha kney,
Everett Eutts Culun shernn Jones IL les Lynch King
Short Htausberrr Hadson Johnson, Hale, alsen Pc
Shaw, Shaw, Z Shaw rogers, Newell,
RBCAPITULATIox.
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CAMP Sd N. G. CAVALRY, HANOVER Q: h.,

Editors Journal believing that our friends at hone
IN he an Gus to hear from the regiment and especia
VIII &c of conspcuou. g.srry, all trsspass on your
for short time to give publicity to an act re-
anv ne,f,rred by six men OF this regiment ~h,cn ce
I observes public notice. Shortly after the h8nt near
nngyrvSs uH Capt HcClammy's 'qisdron (compaoles
" On IS sent down the South side OF James RIVER 10
cout and wach the movements of the enemy after gain
80 fo tr nation he on the South sloe, Capt Nc
T"mV So n. privates Jns L. Barden, eamI Casteen and
Iames Krg from company A. aud sergt' Dobson J. T
Inkins and Buckner Pette~Ny, comps h, across the
iver to ascertain enemys on the North
IA Afar crossirg liver they were nad by ia
SUI ii n;ensnt ana Ten and had proceeded
wben :hec came IL sight OF gunhoat and party
Wins adv Incrg upon tn m The Lieu,euaDt gave his
M n - drrs n fs ba k, az AZ he time Sergs Dob
son or5ered ~ charge Il tuned that there
xere Lu1 ak Yankees. The fight opeH Glove
fId son Of the YaI KEGS shot down and The!
coz rnencsd re'r~aug Guy men p"rsued ard captured
he entire party; ttoo Of them an derry Seg e"d pr
va;e ptufed by private Casteen WITHIN s6O aros
Of heir gnub0tt. All this under tremendous ne rom
Eharpsh0urera the deck o. tbs uGbot AM from be
big gus sim lar deeds Of daring have D. en- per'oTmo
F there men, from history o. the regime nj
MAJ tie ienty Jected that IN tfe army ~ northern
Vrs mia SIZE will be Up the IcT-heeL standard More
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that you will delay too long the action which COW
appears inevitable, and that by earnest de-
sire to reclaim by cor liaton men whom you believe
to be sound at heart but whose loyalty is more than
suspected elsewhere YOU will permit THIN to gath
er such strength as to require more violent meas
ures than are needed With your inAu-
ence aud position the promoters of the unfour ded
dcontt nts now prevalent in your State would be put
down without the use of physical force, if you would
abandon policy OF 7nnci!ison, and get item def
ence In The course, frankly and firmly pursued. you
would rally around ytu all that ia bst end noblest in
your State, and your triumph would be bloodless If
the contrary policy be adopted, much fear you will
q driven to the use Ct force to repress treason. In
eiGer event however BE- assured that you will have
my cordial Concurrence and assistance in main aiuing
Win you The honor, dignity aDi fair name OF your
State and 10 your tfrts to crush treason whether in
clpiept as believe it 10 be- or more matured as
beeve,if not firmly met it will in cur future ire vita
bly, become
have tie honor TO be-
Very respectfully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
His ExceIlency,
T. B. VANCE,
Governor of North Carolina
Raleigh n. G.