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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-07-17

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fsin .Gnes III.
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ssnwdrttSt &ries bssann.
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Spr Nu8sn lisgt.
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%srutern, urtrrbrnfeu urp cuff bic Gnusr ale
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-07-17
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The New York herald., 1864-10-01


sss whas sAsg osud % Il the psgls 1Hs counsel ~
the witness whsshsf Athen dld not counsel q
until they kpev wh>thsr the seo<isa Wa
70 bs ooasrsis1 BY sayensss, He said shet should
their military power at the pobs. the sovernm
undertook 20 control then, and tnat there would
time when n would bs proper % zee their military POI
against che govsrnmsag. but was best % wait q
after tho election Ashoa 90 stated - me NJ bis oG
Judge bulitt tod mo Athon gave him the same Opal
before that Nike Bright, JesssgD. Brtgos's brother
given Butt the same opinion. He thought twenty sa
sapd men could be raised 10 this state for nssrrscttei
movemsnte. vallandighsm was elected supreme a
mandsr IN New York, February a. Witssss u.dsrss1
from Piper, that vallandlghAm hid knowledge Of ths
surrectionary movement and bad given his sanction ID
and had supreme CONTROL The particular day 10 drill
DO designated by him do not know no knew OF the ast
10 this 6tate but uadsrstood he did Of the action
Chicago The unwrtteu work Of the Order 10 lts sta|
&c. and ts secret lnsurrsctionary dssigas and armed
operatoa with the South Dr. Bowles said he knew q
man who would furnish srns Of any kind aud quantt|
at any time the 0rder would designate. Tho commit
Of thirteen appointed tho 14th OF July acs
tho recess OF the Grand Council and their acts yes
bs legal those Of the council itself. Booking
pained his Creek nrc at his the Ioulsve HO(
B0wles said no vas q member. Assisting the South 4
discussed before him, and hs said his machine was
very thiuG no0d0d.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
city Politics.

TAMMANY HALL COUNTY CoSyEaTI0N---Ho
KELLY NOMINATED FOR sHssIrP.
The Tammsnv Hall Democratic CouNty Convs
last evening at rammsoy Hall for ths,purpose
natiag candidates for the county Offices. Ev
was represented. and no Contestants appearing
vcutlon at once proceeded TO business. Gsors
nard vas unanimously elected chairman, and
Nathaniel Jarvis, OF the sixteenth ward, and
Ely, OF the Seventh ward, were CHOSEN secretari
AFTER the transaction OF some preliminary bus
roll Was called, and the Convention proceeded
nate a candidate for sheriff William NJ Tweed
ted John kciy, of tho twenty -arst ward WIN
uoniuated Mon Iel Connolly nj ths Twenty sect
. form " ballot was ihcn taken, which resuitd
nomination ~ Mr. key oy vory feilded
THE nomination was subsequently made uparirn(
which the tonventh q ado 4rned Till Mondsl
next. NJ hail. ,st scyss o'clock.
ErUBLi A. CONGRESSIONAL voMtSA Il
Tho republicans hold their Congressional Col
In the various districts last evening. rbsrsI
committees, which are known AS ,he Draper an
or twenty third sti cot organization: and u W
by the result, - given boiow, that two sets
dates have been nominated:-
Fsu,th Diartct-- diourned.
FfA Dfsvi1-Draper nomiuation-EpesE e. n
S,stA Disrtc.--Drapsr nomlnasior--R. c
Darling nominition -Hsnry J. Raymond.
ktehfh Dssrtci-Dvaper nomination --Bsnjanl
Mere. Darliug nomnation-W. = Dodge.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
Post IN aster Wa n an q n.

HIS RETrRsMENr pRjN THs POsr OPPIcR-rl
= MoNIAL AND OoMrL'MnNrARY ADDsESS YROY
HEADS or DspARrSsSrs. gro.
Mr. Abram wakcman, enc late efficient possm
OF this city, retired from that oss yesterday, asa
enter upon his new duties ~ Surveyor OF the Port %
At three o'clock In the Afternoon the heads of q
ments and clerks assembled to bid him farewell
Kelly, the now Postmaster, was present, and was
duced TO the employees by NJ. James =. Rogers. III
sistsnt Postmaster, whJ also presented Mr.. wakems
behalf u himself and associates, with u hands n(
valuable sct OF silver consisting OF ssivcr, pitch
goblets. as q slight Testimonial OF tho high ested
which they hetd him. hr. Rogers thon read the n
Pom 0yrIcl, Nsw Yoax, Sept. 30. Il
Hon. ABaAx wAKxNAs-
DEAR sm--lhe time has me when the s,os viii
the past NO years and half have united US 40
connected with this Office to you, as It's Postmss>
about TO be dissolved.
rho period during which ws have been asso
though comparatively brie', has oesn i,ng enouia
dear you 70 our hearts BY msa oriss that time Gao
enace
Ibosc qualities that have won you the oou
aud regard OF the President e the uits1 Stat
eviuced BY his sppoIutmen. OF you to tho once
veyor Of this portl and that have been ire
veioped to ~, In our daily intercourse with ,egy
given you plscs ~ our q ec'tons tnat readers th
ration deepIy painful. While we can bnt re leo
account la your advancement to position moro rs
bic and more TO your pecunisry advantage, ss
heip iesNnR tnAt ~ your wisnuta".l we lose OF
wc have learned to admire rs man and estso
fricnd.
Your recent efforts In behalf of all connected W
Office. resulting 80 favoraby In increased moe
q them lor services merit as thcy have receiy
most sincere gratitude Of all concerned.
In conclusion we can tut say that 60 where yo
you will carry with you our warmest wishes
present and future prosperity aud advancement
And now. dear cir, st parting. we beg your ace
o. this service o. silver as triiing token OF
m mbrance. Presenting which. ws bog to suDsct
solves very respectfully AID truly your friends.
At tho conclusion o, the address Mr.. Wske1
qentiy responded, returning 10 the donors his
thanks for tno hludsome gin which had boon VI
70 him.
Mr Kelly also made . few brief remarks, sftd
tho party separated.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsaIN0roN, Sept. 30, 10

wAsarsoron. Sept, 30. lsel
THz WAR RUMoRs AYLoAr ABOUT TOWN. ]
In the absencs Of any positive news from GraaS]
Sheridan up to nine O'Clock TO- nght all sorts Of ridicu
rumors have boon put In circulation. They utts|
without fcundation. There 10 hardly possibility q
any disaster could happen TO eltber Both are busy
carrying out "upnnished susiusss and Il Ia not expect
70 hear from them until the work ID done.
REPAIR OF THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA gAILRoA
large force Of Aborers engaged IN placing Ia er
tho Orange add Alexandria Railroad throughous
whole length. The road is completely guarded.
MOVEMENTS ~ MeMsERs or rHB CABtNnr.
Secretary OF State Seward and Secretary Of the Yn
rior Usher have returned 70 theie posts. Cover
Dennison expected TO arrive to-day and assume
Post ONCE portfolio Mr.. Blair WAS Ia a,teadancs
meet him. but the delay Of the train prevented the n
val is rumored that 10 Governor Dennison the ra|
calls have caught tartar, and that hs Uil not ratcrn
with that faction In tho Cabinet.
THE NEw TRADE REGULATIONS.
The new trade regulations have received the sancsI
of the President and being prepared for pubiicas
They allow the ingress cotton aud other Southern
ducts within ines 10 be sod to the authorized aE
OF the Treasury at twentvdve per cent below last n
York prices current and allow parties bringing In
products TO take back family supplies TO the amoun1
one third OF the value OF the produce brought in.
REPUBLICAN INrERFExGNcx IN THs ooLD MARKl
Recent Developments c"nfrm the suspicion Of repud
can interference with tho gold market at the tAks
General McCeilan's nomination. more s now no do]
theaot that agents II the party sacrificed largo nj
10 order 70 counteract the enect OF the nomination.
purchasing golc, and at immense expense running
che market tor political effect.
4 DLoo Aux EusNER DESTROYED.
Acting Master Rcmball. commanding tho United SEE
steamer Niphon. writing 70 tho Navy Department n
OIL New Inlet, N. C., under date Of September 20, rep
that the 26th he discovered . long steamer, ps<
white, with two smokestsoks and two mssts coming
OF swash channel. He immediately gave chase and
several broadsidss at her. noarIy every shot Of WI
took effect The Niphon attempted 70 dow0
blockade runner, but unable to do 80. and OWN
her superior speed she osoaped Another Uulted 81
vessel overhauIed her, however, and chased her agsS
on IIaf Moon battery, whore she was SGT on are By
crew and destroyed. Tho nams OF the BLOCKADE run
was asccrtalned
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
Tho Turf.
IErfsGr0s RACES.

AnG T0rps
IrrfsGros RACES.
Issrocr, Ky, Sept 70, 1894
fouhta DAT.
Nile heats, beet tLgos IN Ave. for purse Of s4oo
James fords brown colt Grant, three years old, by
Lexington Won IN hros straSht hosts, beating John
Harpcrs bay tiy sGc iewis Time-1SsH, 2oax, aoe
Sue Lewis wee the fsvorIts ~ 100 TO 90
The track v1 ,sIs heavy and muddy, and the
was run in the raD
The colt tor ibe ese % och hess, and wss neser
headed.
Iruscroy, n.y., Sept. 80, lsss.
nav
The 0st race sseeps;skes, tvo mile hsats, 500
enraDce, 500 forfeit cloaed WITH sir entries but only
two stsstsd. Aexsnders bay oot ssterod won IN two
sraaAt heaie. beating srgers hay nny Baster. lime
SQ0, 406h
ms secord race, MILO hsse, for saddle h0rses, purse
$780, Sis entrance 10 70 10 ihs second horse closed
With sx satsise, and i've STATED The bay colt Bur
bridge IN two ssrsIsh hesp, beating asrry uoyd,
IA Hsek fheu kNaHs
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
Opening OF tho Sesssn-Itatian Opera
mt thc Ac DENY.


On Monday evening Max Maretzek will iuau-
gurate the fall and winter season at the Acade-
my. He has strong COMPANY, almost entirely
new to this metropolis, and 1t is certain that
he will have q most brilliant aud,en CO. All
the aristocrats. old and new, are In town, and
eager to display themselves and their fnery
The shoddy aristocrscy Of New York, the manu-
featuring aristocracy of New England, the
shinplaster aristocrscy of Wall street and the
anthracite aud petroleum aristocrscics OF Penn
sylvsnia will be ut the Academy in all their
glory Their diamonds will glitter, their silks
will rustic, their white gloves will be con-
spicuous, their laces will fost In clouds, their
beauty and their chivalry will dazzle and de-
light the eye and the heart One might as we'll
be out OF the world as to be out OF the Acade-
my on Monday evening.
With remarkable and commendablc modesty
Marotzek declines to say In advance whether
bis new artists are good, bad or indifferent.
he says that he will leave the public aud the
critics to judge. This throws vast RESPONSE
hili'y upon tie ar'stocrsts. Ma, y OF them have
never heard an opera before, and how under
the sun ase they TO te, whether the artists are
. Success or mo- II MNeizes bad only given
them NJ or w they would have been
greatly obliged to him. AS II lie, they will
have to wait for Tuesday mornings HERALD
before making up their minds as to the true
calibre OF the Singers. In regard to one point
they will be very much perplcxed: they will
not know when 70 applaud. We have not tho
space to elucidato this delicate matter as
thoroughly as VIC could wish but there is
ono plain rule VIII ch should always be OBJ.
served: tie sristocra.s must never applaud
while the singing is going on. This rule Is
without exception. The audience must wait
until there in break either In the song or
the singers voice, aud then they can clap their
hands dd lbitum. by strictly observing this
advice, aud attentIvely watching the actions Of
cultivated aud critical persons, the aristocrats
will be able 70 overcome the embarrassment Of
ibis very veyatious portion OF their debut.
The silence which Maretzek has maintained
concerning the capabilities Of bis artists has, OF
course, stimulated the curiosity OF the public
Mystery Of any sort always attracts attention.
There havc been rebesrsals, however, and all
kinds OF whispered criticisms are current Some
say that Masslmllani, the new tenor, looks
exactly like Gen. Mcclellan. Others say that he
is the fac sinile of Gen. Grant. Some say that
tho new tenor is better singer than BrignolI.
a. - L 49,
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
BrooAlyn Clsy Politics.

The Kisss county Republican County oonv
iu the town OF Flstiands yesterday afternoon
mated for Register Mr.. B0cjamin r. Wilson;
Clerk, Mr.. George ,. Hardy, and for supsrin
the Poor, Mr.. isaac skidmors, Jr. The couses
ter and county Clerk was animated, there .
derabIs opposit Ion.
The democrats have decided 10 bold thel
meetings on konday evening next, the 3d insl
delegates 70 The Congressional, County and q
tloua.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY., OCTOBER /, 1864.

prepared to spend one hundred thousand dol
lars to secure his election to Congress. We
warn the friends Of Mr.. Humphrey to keep
their eyes open. or Cht'enden may step in and
buy up enough Of the delegates to secure his
nomination. This is tho way in which all such
shoddyites operate st nominating conventions
now.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

CoyeBEssxys IN BRooxLYN,-The rcpub-
loans in the Third Congressional district
meet In Brooklyn to-day to nominate their
candidate for Congress. 1t is reported that .
majority OF the~delegases are for Mr.. Hum
phrey and opposed to Mr.. Chittenden. II 10
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
Yhc Park.


The Park Commissioners announce thas
be musc Al the Park, on The Mall, this
commencing At halfpast three O'Clock, by
band, under the leadership Of II. D. Dodwi
weather n 1ns The following II the prograd
pARf T.
Park March. II
I. Overture, Hunting ia Chasssl ......,..
q. 1arghstto, from Symphoais Ne. 3.......
o. Liberty Quick March. ..."...
FAINT n.
Z. March du eacrs. from tbs Prophet. e..
D. Mllitary Overture. .........1
D. Quisk naroh, The American Camp. .....
Z. Grand selection from Mariana. ......W
fART III.
.. L'BircndeIie hasuska. .......
.. Victory March. .........,.... .........
10. Song. kathlesa Mavouroseu. -. .......
II. 0s,op, TIE wullaes Bah Season. ....,
be>lgA ~ ps'1sk
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

PRESERVATION CsSrrsls AZ rHs ArApExr or Rrsm
Everything ~ the anape Of amusement, whether U be
OPERA drama or concert, draws a house those times
rhe rage for rosfy pace with the love en- dy.
mont, and hence sseh projects tho 'Presntaion
ncerts" al ihe academy OF gusic tho third Of which
vas given last rso. amazingly favored by the pub
lie. This specal or entertainment is not quite now
phase 10 metropolitan life: Du IL is q very curious one.
II Is hak lottery sgi half aud presents the doub
attraction OF bcag rlcasar hambuegsd BY the drawing
Of supposed valuable prize, and pleasantly ensrtainea
by very e,cel'sst music, supplied By such artists 20
Nine D'Angri, Miss Stockton aud Messrs. Castle and
Csnpbcr. Tho sale OF tickets has been immense and
tho jnin at tho Academy something almost fearful
The doors had 70 be closed iast night long he.
fore the D" >rmance commenced This fact shows
how everytn in the way OF amusement is soagh /
after sust no gree1backs are but lightly regard.
ed-we pre-,r sosuss Of their deterorated value
a-d tho pub paDts for excitement, " Whatever
share it may ne Kind Of audioncs which these
concerts draw not exactly that which the haits Of
the Academy ustomcd 10 For ins .ance, VA
rety the pgey alling feature iu the costume. wh.o
hearty demopstaor OF enjoyment takes the place tho
somewhat tame sni dignlned applause with usually
grcsts tho artists 81 .he Opera In Short the character
u tbs sudisnce Ws OF the entertainment quite
nos 20 tho Academy ont ben ss the audience pays the
fnoAey, and bolh audience anc performance pay the
managers. ~ " nc doubt q profitable arranaement.
The concsn we may add. are very well conducted and
the performance generally ts quite creditab,e
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

wALIAcg's IGtA4aE.--l.ass pisbt Goldsmths delight
ful and welcome comedy, she Stooqs Conquer,
played here tue frat tine tins season. large
fashionable and a0rfecs,sc suoicace. Ihe comedy was
mounted 10 tie admirable almost peculiar &,
this cstsoishuicns, ard played with tleu usual
spirit Mis- Na,r Gaanoa played Tor the IRE. tllro the
part OF Miss EarGaatica part well ad,ptsd 10 her
snguarly nS'Ir sty that is odd ncycr EAST
Ia II before Ter rendition OF the cbsr scier was ae.
cided success Glse Bsur1rez gave an cxeseot utter
probation OF tie y,yacoDs and schevau Miss
Neville. Mrs. AaTno1, NJ Gilbert, Mr. Holland aad mr.
La or su4,s ~ 90 their standard. Mr.
whting-a ardtion tJ Tie conn suy-sives prcmise
Of being wcrihy one.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

H,tLxn's EAnyrr Al the ssIis Diaboque, on Broad.
way, Mr. Heller vii give day performance this day,
Al two O'Clock II vii include bis pisnoforte playing and
conuriug fssts, together With the performances the
autoplatio micrtTe's.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
NOTICE TO NAVAL cCRREsroHDEHrs.

PARTIES having communications 10 forward TO this jour.
aa In connection with should be particular
n addressing them TO Ar. Bennett only. Letters on
saoh subjects otherwise supsrscrbed will receive no
notice
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-03
iU s. Revenue Stamp 50 cts,l
Cancelled. (
H.ClTGAGE SALE.

(lst publication July 21tn lse4.)
Name o M"rtg"g"r, George Glass Of G eod-
hne County Minnesota
Name "f M", ,tgayeo-A: N: Lowry.
D.ue oi Nnrty lyo- ,sril ;;til 1875.
M,r.. 20 recorded -April 18th 1858 at 4
So and SO in the OtLce Of Register Of DeeLs
for Gvodhue County Minn.
Amount claimed TO be due and npaid vpon
the eebt secured by said Mo tgaee at tic date
OF thi. notice ono hundred an 1orty-e1gft
..ul JJ-lJJ dollars, together with tAe further
amoun5 of 1axcs upon the Mvr.gagcd premises
hereinafter described for ,hc year 1858 paii by
the above named M~rtgagee April lst, 1854
with interest upon the last mentioned pay
ment from he date thereof and amounting in
the whole to the sum one hundred and fifty
sxrna O2-JJ dollars tie whole OF which is
now du. co sal Mortgages Hnu unpaid and no
1'tpt1t .nsS 1t '"V otherwise have been in
sttute tor the recovery thcrn"':
,'rs,'i zion OF tbs lo..gayet premisct-
Lots tive 5 and tx \G) and west half -l north
east quarter t Section thirty 81 in town
ship ono hundred aud ten ! 10 ,nsrth Of range
sevc4teen ~ west situated in The County OF
Goodhre, Nina
Default having been mai. in the paymen;
Of the debt secured by the afnresaid Norteag &c
ana Of The taxes. paid oy tt. jiorlg4goe as
nioresai<!--
Not'Cc - HcIc"y gwen tndl ny ENtnc CI
power OF sale contained in said N"rtgage and
pursuant to the Statute in sch cases made an !,
prori~ed tho said Mortgag. will be lorsolosed
by sale 81 TO M"r;gAGo premi~e- atorc>"l'i at
kNbnr nl~ lion at tilo <hcritf, Olce IN the city
orfe1t Nrlhg in enld Go"dhne County on thc
da; OF September loi4 at one o'clock in he al
t. roc, "l said "a! !" Ma is y the amount hen
due u, "n tho u. b, secured BY said Mortgage
the uno'Lt ot taxes ra. "a a!or>ss;t 4 with il, j.
ter.s! thereon aturc>"id aud the costs and
tish .vsenents o. saii safe IN. udnp the samei
fty dollars rtll uialcd in said Mortgage to be
ait T." tn. uto re~uid "a ortsugco by the Mortsa
gtl III cuxo ct foreclosure OF said Mor:guRc AZ
and for Solicitors iees.
Dated July 10th 1864.
Cole q CASE, AN. LOWRY,
Atty. for Mo.tagec, Mortagee.
FAribuult, Mtnn.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-03


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The City Council OF the city Of Dod Wing dt
ornaiE
sec. J. Inst eecuen one q erdaAalso 10
10 o. sA9 Casy' peeeeo July !1eh 4. O:y ~
be amended - . 70 1ead - JollOwo:
eec. !. IL shall nes b laW113loe aal 0vinl
TO run st large within the oorpesate nmi0 oi
said sfty OF hed wing, ana any md Alt owina
shsl! % seseraaned roea runnt1S at lsrgl
Wltnia esaa co1Porese nmats. .s-.s-.
I sect'on >: Ihas eosuen sve o. setd orG-
nance NO. ~ % aoe0eeS - - - eeaa - :el.
lows: >~s.:<s'
Heo'S teAs ~ ~. peH % eaoeeS1y halS
oy!o! 10. 9ace ~ u SIesk 40. sveosy .esve1
31,!o DO e'sy ~" 80 P.9Pe1sy o $50 e1ey
ss* 70 osT eae'ocS1 $40 ca.u ne1es.er ee o.
c'ose" Wv" "s.' " NV sss ss ostsoy u
made AMI established % poblio pound, loi
the lmpouudiug cf any swine hoSosllss fund
|levee, or other public pi..s .! 20 -s:aeio::i
grounds within the limits Of said city, altsl
this ordinance stall take effect. and any ani
taksr M az IN md "andnsd in said poifnd nsIi, "a .:
'tar ,>rnv;d.d 80 10'
sno Sb.t aoo+;o, % ,f so;l ord;,oro,
No III ha amcnd.l nv addino thcreto tha f1,l
1rw;no words ..o,l ncce.sarv oxnen.e. e.,
wat. hing tho pound to be cha, red arainst tho
hoys .n i'm no,tnd.l while =, i'm nounded nIr-
rm' iM. f
S.c That scct;on Ia of said ord;ns nce
No. Is. b. amanled 90 as to read as follown
Sec.ls. On nconplaint on oath made b,
anv norson 60 anv .;tv Justice Of said cit,
tha. any of the offences mentioned in section,
hirteen or fourteen Of th;s ordinance have
ccod thcreunon and cause the offender to be a r:
r..tod ana tr;ad for such otfanse in the same
,nanner a. FIR tho tr;aI of criminal otfensc
tro;,1e hefora anv .Iustira and if the offen,|a,
shall hc TonnS cuiitv he shall be punished b1
fne a as - bare;nhe torc n-nv;Icd and ,iudoel ~