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, 1864-11-22
FROM ST.'LOEJHS.


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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,]
sr. LOUIS, Monday, Nov a.
It wi!f be remembered that an act creating
and instltutiug Naval Commission for the
selecting Of naval site for yard for the
Mississippi and its tributaries. Was passed
during the season Of the present Congress.
The Commission has arrived In this city. The
members Of the Commission are, Rear Admi-
raj Q. Il. Davis, u 5. Nj Col. a. 4. Bowman,
U. ). Engineer, and Mr. Geo. ". Blunt, Of N.
(. The Commission Will enter at once upon
their duties.
Henry Ierron, dEsds Harry Freeman, IN en-
detective and spy, who under false represen-
tatlon took guard from Macon City and
Killed several rebels at- keythsVille, No., In
rctribution for the rebel mid on that place,
was sentenced to death by the Military Com
mission, but Gen. Rosccrans commuted the
sentence to imprisonment ut Alton during the
war.
Sarah Jane Smith, OF Washington county,
Ark, is under sentence OF death, and is to be
hanged on Friday next, On charge Of cutting
four miles of Govern,nent 4e1crTan1, v;ra :,
A. o-...,s.. ~ go, - ~
luz ooutu"ese' Mlss onntA Ii aoout si1tee1
years OF age. As yet We have heard Of no
communication or rcspitc in her behalf It's
mt in,nrnhoh,a +h,t thu military a,,tbo-,t;ec
,a.e-:.:-os - -. w." ' 1A.s .IA.
alc oete11nlnco py q terrapie example 90 teaca
this class Of spies an useful lesson. It Is safe
, 1864-11-22

The Election Returns In Minnesota
General News Ite1nss

Especial Dispatch to tht Chicago Tdbunc.1
ST. PlUL, Monday, Nov. Il.
The lntcst returns make tho Lincoln major
ity in this State 1850. The official canvass
will be made this week.
Arrangements are bong made to hold q
Sanitary Fair in this city during holiday
week.
The trial of Little Six and Medicine, the
1ndfnn chiefs captured ~ Major Hatch, will
be commenced at the FORT on Wednesday.
They will undoubtedly be hung, as they are
known to haye committed numerous mur-
ders,
Snow fell alhday yesterday, but drifted too
much for sleighing. Last night was the cold
est'of the season, the thermometer sinking
FIVE derrccs heloW zero
, 1864-11-22

The nearly complete figures OF the late
election in New York are given elsewhere, in
q dispatch which forwards the statement fur
nished in the Albany Eteniag Journal Of yes
terday. By these arc shown majority
.lgntnst Seymour, mot large indeed, compared
TO the known overwhelming loyal sentiment
of the people Of the Empire State, yet hap
PLY enough to crush his political life out Of
this chief northern conspirator against the
Government. But q most significant fact is
added, which gives the key to the whole
affair, and shows how and by whom the great
loyal voice Of New York State was muf1ed,
and sought to be cxtinguished at time SO
vital to the national existence The number
Of votes cast at the late election in tlat State
exceeds those Of the preceding election By
FIFTY THOUSAND. That is what became Of
the loyal majority Of the Empire
State. These fifty thousand vctes
are the snm of the frauds attempted upon the
people Of New York by the traitor who un-
fortunately had reached her chief place Of
power. Horatio Seymour and his accom-
pllces laborcd with dcvi1ish industry at the
mountain Of corruption and treachcry now
Only little more md they Ind
been successful, and the people Of New York
in their hands, and a live coal Of Secession and
opposition to the government in the North
would have remained uncxtinguished. Doubt
less, but for the discovery Of the frauds in the
soldiers vote this result coveted throughout
all rcbeldom would have been reached It
WAS not all sought TO be accomplished by the
frauds in the army. The conspirators werc
doubtless willing that enough bogus ballots
, 1864-11-22
Cattle Stealing Raids into Mary
I9sntT.,

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. 21.-At three
o'clock yesterday morning, force Of about
400 rebels was discovered crossing from the
Maryland side Of the Potomac into Virginia,
above Edward's Ferry, having With i.;a thsm
They nre supposed to hnye crossed during the
night. The Provost Marshal Of Montgomery
county, rs soon as he Was informed OF the
matter, made inquiry, and is led to belicye
that there Is concerted plan Of cattle steal
ing IN Maryland going on by Mosby and other
guerilla bands. Tlis troupe was led by
Harry Gilmore, who left note nailed to The
wall Of a building, announcing that this raid
was only forerunnc1 Of what:was to come.
, 1864-11-22

Matters Military and General In
Lower TchneSS
Especial Dir; nth TO the Chicago Trlbune.1


Especial De7 ateh TO the Chicago Trlbune]
NASHVILLE. Monday, Nov. 81.
teleg1aphcd you Of the exploit Of the re-
bel Col. Russell in tearing up the track on
Saturday on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, between Gurney Creek and Point
Rock station. He has since come to grief
Col. W. hall with four hundred men Of the
18th Michigan cavalry, pursued and overlook
him yesterday ut Ducall's Plantation, on
Point Rock Creek, attacked and killed four
men, wounded proportionatc numbers, and
has drove him two miles, scattering his force
amongst the mountains, captured SCI oal
horses and all his equipage. Col. Hall Ind
only one man wounded.
have news tonight from headquarters.
Maj. Gen. Wilson, commanding the cavalry
corps, has established his headquarters at
Pulaski. Col D. G. Mitchell, 103 Ohio, has
been assigned to the command Of the Brigade
and detachments at Chattanooga. Major
Church, 1st Michigan artillery, Is assigned to
duty as chief of artillery at Chattanooga, an
excellent appointment. The weather is cold
and It has showed all day.
, 1864-11-22
FROM SPhINGFIEln.
Illinois Matters, Military and Con.
Eresslonnl.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Monday, Nov. It.
-Four hundred drafted men and substitutes
left Camp Butler on Friday last to Join the
4ed Regiment Of Illinois volunteers, now at
Nashville, Tenn, or in that vicinity. Sixteen
hundred drafted men, substitutes, and re-
cruits left Camp Butler during last week TO
join their respective regiments in the South.
In the 18th Congressional district the Oft
cial majority of Kuykendall (Unlon) over
Allen (Copperhead) is 9S3.
Senator Trumbull arrived here On Saturday
night, and is stopping at his brother-in-law's,
Dr.. Jayne, who is quite ILL.,.
!; This has been tue coolest day Of the season
here ..
II. P. Ayers & Co.'s Firat National Bank,
, 1864-11-22

New YoHK, Nov. 2l-The steamer North
America: from New CLEANS, 18th inst, has
arrived, bringing papets Of that date, which
state that Gen: Canb1's wound Is not eeri-
Gus. He is doing Teh and will be coz
Cotton is quiet, but more buoyant.
A alatamoras lette: mentions q larro in.
crease Of trade to that port from New York
and other places which used to be confined to
New Orleans, and that he amount Of Goods
warehoused In Mntamoras Is Immensc:
= There is nq military news In the papers,
, 1864-11-22
Serious Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, Monday, November e1.-An cx-
press passenger train for the East came in
collision with freight train coming west, on
the old road, or Auburn branch Of the New
York Central Railroad, between Rochester
aacign 9pa 11acas Smashing the and sems
Of the cars, and piling them in q heap Of ruins.
train. was Instantly E1lled. Hamilton Wag-
eoner, baggagcnan, and two German en-
ployccs, were severely injured, and Conductor
Gidord and several passengers but slightly.
, 1864-11-22

[spectl Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
CINCINNATI, Monday, Nov, q.
The Ohio soldiers vote at the October cleo
tion was q, ,ss7 Union, and 4 1896 Democratic.
The total Union minority in the State was S."
600.
The soldiers vote for President will be
much larger, and Llncoln's total majority In
Inc State will not he fur from 1900. Our
Congressional delegation stands II to 2. Only
500 soldiers voted for Rice, the mongrc1 eau
tlidate, In the Toledo District, while s15 voted
for Ashley- lie Blond and Fink arc the
nnly two Democrats elected. 3s4 soldiers
voted for the former, and sos for the latter
T. Blonds total majority was 1000, and
Fink'e majority LOO.
, 1864-11-22

WAsu1SoroH, Monday, Nov. 21.-Admirnl
FarrnErt communicates to the Navy Depart
ment information Of the captpre Of schooner
By the e. s. steamer Sciota, In October while
ATTEMPTING to run into Valance, Texas, with
IN assorted cargo.
Information has been received from the
Vest Gulf blockading squadron, of the cap
turc on the 5th Of the steam schooner johann
na by the q. s. steamer Fort Morgan, laden
with mcdicfurs iron, &c.
, 1864-11-22

ToRoSro;-C. ~, Monday, Nov, 21.-A man
answering the description Of Capt. Bell, the
leader Of the Erie pirates, VAS arrested at
Guelph On Saturday, and brought to this city
for examination tomorrow.
, 1864-11-22

A1DAHT, Monday, Nov. 21.-The Journal of
this evening states that the Union majority
on Electors in this staie is 6, ,5o5, and on Gov
ernor S,l97. The returns arc official except
those from New York and Erie counties. Tie
total vote is some SC, ,O00 more than In 1850.
, 1864-11-22

r.s1f-n1 nj Knoxyt1le-t1fs Losses.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Nev; s e1:wGen: Gen & Gil, i;
lem Is safe at Knoxville WIN ,!'sG ps o,nasa u
ns and missfne IN the recent battle, Will not ex-
ceed four hundred men.
, 1864-11-22
THE EKENTUCKY TRAITORS.
Sending them to their oIgn Friends In
Dixie.


Especial Dispatch to tie Western Press.1
NV YoFK. Monday, Nov. II.
:, 4 prominent gcntlemln arrived here to-day
to confer with the President on the banisll-
ment to the rebel lines # Licnt.- Gov. Jacobs,
Of Kentucky, and Paul shipman, late editor
Of the Louisville Journd. The order counter
manding the sending Of shipman beyond the
encmy's lines didn't reGh Kentucky till after
he had been sent South
, 1864-11-22

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 18.-The follow
deaths occurred at Old Point Hospital: s.
A. Connor, cd Ohio: VIM. Cox, 9th Ohio;
Jas. Plowmsn, 139th ILL.,; Geo. n. Trumbull,
:H}th Ill
, 1864-11-22

Death OF Eek. Gov. Fairbanks.
Bosros, Monday, Nov. 91.-Ex- Gov. Fair
banks Of Vermont, died yesterday at his home
in st, Jphpshnry.
, 1864-11-22
POSTSCRIPT.
$50 O'CLOCK, 4. II.


Our Midnight tDtspatcll-The General
Military Situation = Washington
News and RumoxB-FKom the South
General Items.
, 1864-11-22

UGH. Ez1dDy.
. WASHINGTON. Monday, Nov. 21.-The re-
port OF The death Of Gen. Candy, from Cairo,
Is discredited hert.
, 1864-11-22
FROM MAD1sON,
Further Election Returns-The ne.
suit In PALMS District,

Especial Dispatch to te Chicago Trlbunc]
MADISON, Yis., Monday, Nov. II.
The 10th regiment lies splcndidly by Paine
for Congress in the ii district, giving him
s2s to . for Cary, for Co. K is still to hear
from, which will increase Patne's majority in
this regiment to $50. four companies in the
9th regiment give Paiie Is, Carey Il; Co. B
Of the 35th reg iment gtcs 10 votes for Paine.
The majority on the s.ldlers' vote as fur as
orer all Of 415, which till be increased 81 the
soldiers vote to 500.
, 1864-11-22

1t is miraculous that more lives were not lost.
The accident was caused by the fault Of those
having charge Of the freight train.
, 1864-11-22
NEWS BY .TELE EGRAPH.

LATEST FROM SHERMlN'S
EXPEDITION.
DETAILED FACTS AND IN.
CIDENTS OF HIS SET.
TING OUT.
THE VERY LATEST FROM
SnERMAN'S COLUMN.
His Force and Probable
Destination.
The Topography Of the Country
%Rebel Rumors.
From Grants Army--LatestNews
From the Front.
Matters in the Shenandoah
Conflicting Statements.
Rebel Cattle stealers Invad-
ing Maryland.
From st. Louis---I'he Navy
Yard Commission.
A Young Female Rebel to
be Hung.
Death Of Ex-Gov. Fair
banks, Of Vermont.
From Indianapolis
Military Trials
The Defense.
, 1864-11-22
SKATING CARNIVAL

A Nurse who can furnish the Tery best Testimonials
desires employment. Address GftoE, r. @: 10,
4G.17, or call at 81 Vim Buren, street. noa2-w66olt
, 1864-11-22

NTOTTCE.-Thcn next regular semi
annual meeting Of the
xnrtb1vrarerp Flow Makers' Society
zz,, he hcid nj The fremont House; u chtcago. On
{Trndnrxfry November o. lSfa. All Flow And Cult
ea Observation-Disclosures sre Invited to be pEessnt
saIoS ~ aean mt CHARLES II. DEERE. SecsY.
, 1864-11-22

We have constantly for sale the well known branllof
"John PfankintOn," Milwaukee, and other CaIcaeo
md Milwaukee Packers, md prepared to sell 1t
IN either market. DC-kLvTfEt-F nRt
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1864
Advance In Prices OF Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence of the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegr&phic reports. subsistence, DC,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
USIoS have been compelled TO advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c. They have adopted q new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will go
into effect on Monday, Sept. 10Th, and
be scrupulously adhered TO.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it will not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates We shall be most hap
by TO return to them as soon as circum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons Of the UMoN
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Special Notice.

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1SIolessie Desiers Wholesale Liquor pehleH J.
ketsll I19uor Dealorr, Hotel Keeper f,adiers,
and Keeper OF Billiard Teisee AMI bowling Alleys,
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of tAgaEs o. hand not sfeinta' ~ elfs1 s.,.
s,t sta1nped sfi4r the 1et ~ sseeefnleT next His
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"Spell cat, said little girl of Eve
years of age, the other day, 10 smaller
one of three
II can't, was the reply.
Well, then, continued the youthful
mistress, IF you can't spell cat, spell
kitten .A
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If man is murdered by bis hired
men, should the coroner render 3 YER
dict Of killed by bis own hands
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
INTERESTING FROM yns SOUTHWEST
.App Noy eb fsG

Care, Nor. 2h, isGs
me s,erner Percy reco Ss,aph,s esd. has psssed,
NTH eco hundred ami t~an,y six csss o. cotton us 81.
Ionig.
Genera wssbturns has lssfsd ctdsr defining ths
i,nca ot tbs District of West tsnn,s-.s, eed prchn-
isrg the p.ssing Of suppl,s- scyood bs no., tbs
passage o. Individuals In or ooi, eroep; reru.
gees and descrtsrr. Licensees cottsn usdlig
boats are revoked, and all boat, prohibited
from leading supplies bet~ssa Cairo Aad asmphis and
no crossing over allowed bss~ses and ArEa
The Steamer Rs,Y co,ided si,h tho Dssmoguss .,
clsmoud tsiant. Tuesday aight. The Katy sunk,
and two az three of her we're drowned, sao
tbs cargo govcramsn. ssd private srsigns cs,
Tns vsias Of she Kay nos sscert,oed
Winter 0ssdaa-The shahsPess 8saenf.
The performance here night vas cs The bensas n
the fund ror shs erection " mo,ument % hskspere
the fark--a noble proiscs snd oos shat must con
mend Itself 20 svery sdmsee cf the great bard The
play v-s Julius Cesr vn given 90 very large,
cultivated and critical srdsnoe Every part q ,hs
was dsusely crowd.d--oIympos wsn 10 asua, pro
pcssion os "you,hs who thunder ~ pisfhoass.
ADD r.ht Tor bitten srplss" the dress circle ~h tas
propar pscple and handsome wotass Who 90 In ias
form Sit Va tho /" bcres," and tss psrua-, snd
chestra stalls with the critic s1e ittnes. shsksPers
nes srtss saihors actors, the ct ss Of the cty
generally, and Iohenisns, % course, without number
we noysr saw . isress coUvccsuon Of the ddi,laay.
sn.xspsrs's "soantsrset proscntmsut" received. n
snort real bumper from the ipersl public Of The cit,
and tncush csuncs say how large realised.
we are certain that ~i amply sstlss We
wioor Gsrdc, Manager stuart and che Booths 70 very
high places on shs au Of the sabscrbess 10 ,hs mcnn
meat irad.
Tue sud,epcs IVES thus great ssccsss so0 che pay
vas great success also Tne audience vas fairly car
red By storm rrsm the Of ho trss brothers
side by sio n respective parts Drutus was .adv '
dusiixed With great force and dsnctuesscsssis was
brcrshl out equally we-And there less of real
personality given Marc Aaihouy, the fault rather
In the part than The between Brutus
and The coDsp ssors ia the sscopd act-ths soore o
Cssar dsath--snd tho scene u the quarrel nsx
Bruus aaa csssIus, perfect pieces dramatic
An unpleasant Circumstance occurred sarly n the even
log Just ~ the of the second aot nr
engine vas run the theatre, 10 Consequence Of III
| alarm q nrs ~ tho IArarge Beuss, sajcio.ng, AM
| .he arsmsn catered the house, dragging tne
/ pipes aud hose. and shouting Gre may pt
imsslnsA how disastrous such alarm might nsv'
proved But The atsniGencs of The audience sac '''
presence or Mad Of Inspector Lsopsfd who shouted
II was drupxsn osanl saved Az inousa sa,ssnd IN !
sudtenoe Weo ~ feeS N InstAns y va ev's'V "
| short time. and the ple vert 90 n. usu,st soy
Torishs Nr. Edwn Booth viii apps1 -. - - i.sc
the ree6oepance whioh great pfcpsrs.uss a. ~
made Eveeg scese ard has necn msoo VI ~.
| srepal 6esotioa o. Mr. Roskh. ar mo~sS F'soas ~"
sAAs ~ spsvs As4ks'
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

S-~snADa~ - -
| TAo cheapest and Bcs. ..-
4 Country.
i Tho wsrxtr assALp. ready this (sss.gdsyl uaoeatos
/ will contain
Tue atess accounts rscsivsf Of o,usrai shermsu.s
Grand Campaign n tho South, with tbs order Of 5as
| march through 0sorgis and the lamentations or .bs
rebel press on the subject usirated with an sxcssaa
map showing the routes from Atlanta the dur and sac
Asantci ths latest dispatches from the Asmy unlss
| Lleutenant General Grant Richmond and Psssrf
burg Va The latest accounts or General Sherdans asG
10 Rebel Esriys operations In tho Shenandoah Vass.
r. --latest News from the Upon Forces In all parss n
untry; The latest intelligence from tho Rebel Caos
80, g. iatost News from Europe. and other pa.,s
w. d. Fun accoun. Of the Banquet given a. sss
-, ,,... Captain Finley Anderson by .hs ed,,orssa
:. ..ro,.o., RPS OF tho HssiLD estabshmsal with
49, .....,,.. eloquent speeches deIvsrsA O shs
occasion. ros,ry; ras thrilling story Of "sy the sss
Train !" interesting 90 sntiho. Artistic and Literary
l,sms Musical and rhyss 'cal Review for the wssk;
soosbs rqadng Tor Farrrsr> sad Agriculsurisss Our
rem. News Items; Varieties Face S Valuable Reviews
af the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods Boot and shoss
Ca.ia and Horse Markets. and Ok oil Importers
dveute OF tho day.
1ermy Single subscription, s2, Three copi.S 70 Fivs
copies, 81 len copies SIS. Single copies. Svs csnss
each. Nlatsd number or advertisements iusSrss4 =
the W xskLe HgxALD.
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important one BY good singer, and thS t,ot. wsh
ss It's magnificent scouc shsots viii explain tho cause or
tho many delays .aAl attended s produotoa Tue fun
appreciation aue 70 the Abors Of the director wh oos'
ho b swsxdsd nln until the opora has ossa os.ia
,.I tioas Il VIII lhsa bs sseu that no has Attempted
=. .ooOcdcd in TASK Of greater dimculy toan an
, s.. =, oourss Of n's mana sSc.si
tnas no haa undertaken To ~ ~s-''-- :
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
Arrival er Prissasrs OF war sro,n sa-
wammah.
foarn xae Morkov. Nov. "a, 1884.

toarnx@ horKoS, Nov. "a, 1854
sue rssners Atlantic aud blackstone srrived this
vnovnng N Hsmp,on Riads from tbs savannah river,
~orrs with htcsn nuudred relcsssd usion prisoners
ne remainder Of the ncct under Lieutenant Colonel Mul
rerd ere on their 10 Annapolis Md that being sne
place destined their Discrimination The total nun
Der q pssstsp be brcugbi up by tns whole aeet
estimated ~ zen thousand and, Judging from the appear.
sace o. those already received they mnst be In DO
Isofshic condition
MAJOR Oeoersl scbsnek arrived here this mornns srcm
Mat.uire on . viait 20 the 'front.'
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Dec . pas sse~ ee nsy~ssssse ~ Hooa's
Nrmy.

tnussnts, Ky Nov. ~, 1884
Tie Jos,poi rs'erses that che army o. Geosre Hood
Occupies wsynestoro. genne.ss. from wbon ne thrss,
sDs 10th Nashville and ,sduosh.
rhat portion cf our army Confronting an ia coucsa-
lfeseG NJ iaiaski
isducah is be az placed In q state OF ds'sacs.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
ru.as for Mexico.
10 rHx sDlros on raE HrRALs.

MsucsS CONSULATE, Nov. 10, 1884
D~ss srs--You VIII greatly ooIige me BY publishing
lchs following IN your widely circuIs,ed PAPER.
Having noticed that several persous have collected
|fsads Cor the aid Of the war In nsxico representing
Asmssves bebg sushorised by sss government of
nhat republic, s my duty 70 declare that neither my.
Ssn noe tho Mexlcsn fnwaos In Washington have re-
ppived any notice ron thc Mexican govefnmen AZ ss
nwsns sukborissd 1s osrscn 20 recsvs these runds.
4 J. N. NAVARRO.
4 fss Cans,I Gsaefa u AsxIsc,
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
rats rsnde.

Fats Trade.
Genius Hat the aud most cerreoi c<An
esstishmsn 81 hs knd t5s c0nLnent winter stosg~
0onItisiIg - ----. - .-
in meas Ss soft and Beavsr Felt Hats aod Hsa
Csh aud Osxn tAp- bss just been completed, and sha
fa.h.auAtte world sud general public Invited 70
tDwPARF rffB gA.rfGa AND 1HE PRICES
VIA thDss of ethsf soSss.. aud decide acocrdnsy.
unXIA's sls BroadwV.
7. EichoiAs HetM.
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Cnsnca,tiN Cvsssac X, 0aS; BsAvsx. froa
81 20 $50. fiaid Ps1ls snd vest. 3z2.
CLARKE. iI3 aud ift William slssek-
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

Ratehetor's Hair Dye--shs 0eat In ths
world Harmless reliable, nsantspesa The ony ps~eDA
ays ss'd by ell druggists FACTORY 81 Barclay sxss<.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

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The New York herald., 1864-11-26

CsIstsdOrO's Hair Dye. Pressrvatfvs
Wg Depot whoiesa- aud retail, No. Astor H0ano.
The dye ssptee iiui artists.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

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The New York herald., 1864-11-26

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forth aud manrtActare IadIos Gestr.
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quality at old omuodous sap.snmenl syt
r aiwsy 0pp0s e tbs hcttoptr fios At as low pri,Qs
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gpgiiraon vii receve particular stteptioB.
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The New York herald., 1864-11-26

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wounds Ac single spplicat On aays the palm Hs1
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The New York herald., 1864-11-26

reaps. Chafes. Pfmpiss, ErupsaoAs,
Redocss &C., cured by GOURAUDa italian HeAsdp<sA
SOAP. hts dopo. G5J broadway, near drsod strset