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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-26

gold watches at home, when taking such
a desperate chances"
TIE Crown Point Rsvine Company is
down with its shaft to the depth Of about
ninety feet at present and were down
about eighty-fve feet deep few days ago
when we mentioned the shaft as being
sixty-hye feet deep, an error which we
fell into from misunderstanding our i'm
formant. For several days past the work.
men on the day shift have been busy TIM
bering and those on the night shift been
sinking the shaft. The greatest pains are
taken, and the best means employed to
make a good Job out Of the undertaking,
and thus far with great success. As soon
as the company gets down below the tun-
mel. and below water level it intends to
erect machinery on the lot which IS graded
TO receive it at the top of the shaft. 1t
viii not take long to sink down to the
tunnel at the rate at which the shaft has
been sunk thus far. The distance from
the TOP of the shaft to the level Of the
tunnel is, we believe, l29 feet, so that
there is only about forty feet yet to sink
to make the connection.
Rock PROM SAN ANToINE DIsrsIcr.-
Mr.. Jones is now busy at his mill in Sill
yer CITY crushing and smalgamating a
couple of tons of rock from the San An
toine District-a district lying about sc
or 100 miles south Of Reese River. It Is
-,a,;se,afad-white. brown. blue and green
and closely resembles the rock from
New Virginia District. The workmer
are Of the opinion that the rock IS rich
very rich IN silver. 1t was brought In BY
a Silver City man. who has been out there
prospecting for the past several months
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-26

A WORKMAN, while digging well at Lam
sing, Mich, found, at the depth Of fourteen
feet. tee earth giving way beneath him, and
at once got into the bucket to come up,
when the water burst in and followed him 70
the top Tho owner expects to get valua-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-26

r OsT ON THE 2GTH or JULY ON THE GOLD
IL Hill Road between Gold Hill Brewery and
Nevada Hotel Russian Leather Dairy; containing
Y. VOLUNTEERED. The finder VIII receive the above
Reward BY returning the came to the Nevada Hotel,
Gold Hi. 40 ty25lws
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-26

BULIIoN.-wells, Fargo s Co., on Sum
day morning shipped II bars of bullion,
weighing l.7S9 pounds, of the assayed
value Of $3o,2s9 IL. The Pacific Stage
and Express Co., shipped, Sunday morn
ing, eight sacks of bullion, valued at, be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
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CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
CENTS, Fr1RNhfEggH a1N Gnnns.

Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Blankets, Trunks,
Valises, Carpet Bags, Kid Gloves, Perfumery, etc.
N.B-New Goods Of the latest style received by
every Steamer, direct from New York. q
&7rBENKERTS B00TS-A full supply con-
stanty on hand. Remember
j. BARNETT d CO., @ street,
Next door to Wells, Fargo B Co.'s old ONCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-26

THE Pope Of Rome has been applied to to
divorce Miss Bale from Sir John Champion,
IN order that hemsy marry Spanish sjuke."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-26
Maaonic Notice,

THE STATED MEETINGS OF SILVER, !.
il Star Lodge, U. D., Of II. and A. Masons y "
next preceding the full moon in each month
Called Meetings, every Saturday evening, at 6k
O'clock. Brethren in good standing are invited to
attend. By order Of w. -,
ly22 e .-aL-s4 .AL-s .. ETTLINGER. Sec'y.
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AssFssnrrrr AND SALE LIST

or ALL CLAIlks VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR,
DEVILS GATE, PALMIRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, AReKE.
TINE AND nLowERY Drs1hrcf5- ALRHABKII-
CALIY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
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COMPANY MEETINGS

OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE orY1cEs ARE IN GOLD HILL,
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON Oh COMO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-26

GOLD HILL FRNIASs.-Atana adjourned
meeting of the Fenians of Gold Hill, held
the other night, the following named Off
GERS were elected: Jas. Mcguire as Center;
D. O,Keefe, Secretary; N. 0'Donohoe,
Treasurer, and NJ. 0'Boyle, D. Sheehan
and Phillip McIntire as Committee of
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
Brick Store. opposite Rrankenheimer's,
GOLD HILL.

J.. NJ u s 7 o
MOULD RESPEOTRULLYI INFORM THE
w people OF Gold Hin and vicinity, that be has
for sale large and fresh stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he offers FOR CASH as cheap as can be
bought In the Territory, trial Of which win satisfy
any one Of that fact. His stock consists in part OF
Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Spices OF all kinds Pickles
Flour Hams, Bacon, Mackerel, Potatoes, Cheese,
Corn Meal Rice, Eggs, and everything usually found
in trst-class Grocery Store. Also, o large and
splendid assortment OF CR0CKERY WARE, of the
heaviest make and most fashionable styles Also a
large assortment Of HANGING LAMPS, and q large
stock OF Tinware. All Of which, with large quantI-
ties OF the same kind received weekly, he offers to
the public. ]. MUSTO'S
Jy20U 4Iff Brick Store, Gold Hill
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MAILS FOR EURopE.

The f.asese Ne Svs f~Osu the UaaOa wsSe@s
an she rso,a-Omcial Account Of shs
oap.ars or plymouth, N. C.. end tns
Dastructfon ~f the Rebel RAM AaAs-
marse-Tne Latest News Sesm MsxArS.
Cabs. &c, &c.
Tho Cuosrd mai, stsamship Persia, Captain feoss VIII
leave this port u. morrow mornnz for Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe viii Gloss at hsH-pss. ssssa
o clock ~. morrow morning.
rne New YORK haaAtDEditios for Europe viii -
ready at hafpast O'Clock in the morning. and VIZ
contain Of tue operations Of the ustos
Army Richmond, Va, and OF ths novemsuts Of The
Union oil portions OF the country OciaI 40
OF tho Capture OF Plymouth g. and the Detrss
ton Rebel Ram Albemare Interesting nts gen1s
the Rebel States giving the Hcsssss Of the Rsbsf
Pres their Congress- and zoe financial report se
the Rebel Secretary Of tho Treasury rhe rosct " bs
iats Presidential election Tho istes News from Msxico.
Cubs, 81 Domaqo &C.. aud accounts Of all Interesting
events Of the last wcak
siogis Copss III Wrappers, ready tnf aaIiog. sts
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San FsASesoo. N"- H. 1854
rha Monitor C,msnchs va BE- launched on tbe itth 10
staut AMI % rssag Tor service by January next
Bullion rsreip.s .rou the interior s,d tbs sor,nsr1
coast amo,>ng % 81 500 30 Tor the iist tsn Jays
contributions tlr tbs sanitary Commission rsss niic
al an the polls tnroug boat tbs state on secon ag
Arrived bark Noo1osln from Boston.
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ggWs rsonl THE SOUTHWEST.
GSoere' Osnby shot ny . 0uersssa-rn .
wo~ad Probably Fatal, &c.

Cooeras Oenby Shot by 0ucrsxsa-rms
Woaad Probably Fatal, Sc.
Sr LoUr. Nov. IL. iS6S.
Information bse0 reoevad oera thai General Can.
by, ~hie ascending tho White r,yor, on tue guoboas
Oricko was shot by guerilla from tho shore IN
,pss. and was seriously, not Fatally. wounded the
groin. tho bsA passing through nis body
Tho steamer Daring passed Cairo on saturday wlth
four hundred and eighty q 1 cotton FOR Cnon
natl and steamer A<sso brought tss.c hundred ana
thirty bales 70 Cairo
CAIRO, Nov Is, 1854
The steamer Luna from New Orleans sth. has arrived
She discharged . Thousand barrss Of pork at hemphs
Thr.eea Transports lying At The mouth Of White
rivof.
A sur4son, wn0 attended 6enesN Caoby and who nsi
arrived Memphis reports that his wound u very 80
rous snd recovery Doubtful General Candy wss o1
the deck Of gunboat. whom ne shos through ths
back The gunboa. Immediately turasd back. and ~
last accounts vas making all spssd Tor vtcksburg
The steamboat Pauline Carroll 6red into ~ Rock
Island. gunboAt she,as ths woods at chat place
wncn the Luna passed.
Tbs brought several hundred baes n cotton and
nundred barrels on coffee This coCee ana two hun
dred bales cotton for Cairo and tho commander
Of the cotton tor St Louis.
rcbei Gag Of trucs reached Paduca yesterday, re-
asestins exchange of citizen prsouees captured
stesmbost. Tho request wss refused
AZ uuiet AT New Orleans. The papers without
news. Gat'ou, new crop, u o6ht pr'ms sugar. 2ac
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Hoard Of Aldernen

TIE Board o. Aldermen met yesterday aso,aooi.
Alderman Jsremish in the char.
rag MAYOR mas 80 sUsrssD rBx cry
tsAFectox.
4 commuoicatiou rscsvei from NJ. jonn +
psvsu Counsel to th5 Cosporatou. sepiy % scsoIa
ton asxiue opinion 70 the power o shs Mayor 70
suspend head OF tsp,tusnt sod tbs power n ths vo
ron cornell regard g. tns sams Mr. Dsysiin took ns
around hs Inv " 1857 which gave the Mayor ths
power suspend FOR dring ~ the Com
mon Council, repeated by tho Nw Of 563 whom
provided tho heads sC holding Office BY
appointments and no. sce,cn shai ne snbrct 60 Fa
m0val from orcs only tbs msDuef provided Tor the
removal o the Comptroller. ny - ~ the amepted
the " tho state that r-bnr The Mayor 1og
The COMMUNICATION referred a. tbs t5uml.tgs %
llslreuGnrnsnt ard Reform.
rux SkpDRM COMMITTEE
Tho COMMITTEES ~ l,csrsuCsWoht lnd tsnrm rspof'sd
that theY satisfied that thev nal not snlcisnt
power compe the attendance ~itns5sa ia tae cats
" CITY Inspector Boots AMI asking for the nppolnmrn
OF a Ione committec, when would onvia,s SOC ilh
culty Tho report rscelyed trd laid over,
sor orrps BAvS No RraHr TO ~ Proxy Ar
CKanrxs RbHCrior.
ancatou was receivst from tne COUNSEL ~ sne
Corpora alton denying tho riehs Of soldiers to vose ~
roxy nj ths coming ohsrtor election, and quona sbe
law the sublcct. Referred 10 ths Law Committee
After frsnsaotBg important business tDe bsnfa
adDsr1sj until Tburadsy next NJ one noocs.
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=, -, ~, -. :. NV bMTvFU' WV -, 49,
10 tho Oh market there considerable inquiry, out ~
transactions IN sperm reported -aIs. ~ 200 bbls
whale oil on private terms 400 bps do. ~ 81 w pcr
gallon, all for rnsuufscturs Holders nov 0rm az
81 CO. with considerable inquiry tho atcek Of Northsrn
oil in ,ne country $50 bbs WITH Ncsvs upsl
osxs spr,ne
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Court Oaten Il a r--TMls Day.

spreEaK Cogar- Ctroun Part Court opens ut sea
O'Clock a. Sos 1915, 1857. 225 Z78T BOT 3Vs. 3Oes
1851 2O96 as5. is45 1853, 1903, 1883, 1907, ilSl.
IDa, 2a4; 20Is, 003 Par. 2, 70 Duane street Court
opens O'Clock A. Mos. 1865. 2il3 o98 2x8A-
2hs 1894 200 20iz 20i 1850 30a6 ZOaS. 2OSz. 20sl.
l4yo, l.a4, 1890, 1859. 1850, DOB
SUPERIOR Couay rpai rvsm.-Pars l.-Nos 1877 III.
a935 1906 d625 4. 34s5 Sa53, $500 3660H 5O43 1912
a3oIs 45iI 65ll d615 PART Nos 23r2 SY78, 44Oys
ailo 4d28, t432, ABA, Ass, a43s 49, 44A9. aaAS
q46., 14J4. asa
Cosnos PLgAs--TurAl Tasm Part Mos $50. eSl,
ssO $40 75., T5a 100, 1911. 702 798, Taa, y96, wi.
sgs 100 Part 2-Nos IaO, 400. CAT, TIA, r76. g81-
$685. rs 928 656, b51, o38 6l8, as, esf.
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President Petroleum. Compnny.-ns
Of tbs company haze b-ro chosen
ourl merchants and OF high stapd
ting the and In the lisa Of Subscribers fsA
of several bsDs presidents aud many neah
msrchsns which gives gna-antss that the busocss ~
the company snd the interests Of tbs subscreers viii no
attended This psny prnmisrs Of the
paying forming The sub tcripton lists iast
IN ycs,ncnts IN THIS snd " stock % esu
upon snbserp'ion agents, Msssrs H. y SIMPSON, n
Gu ~ a cedar street. who r-s9te sad DoliginG
gentlemen vraere they obtain FUN particulars bVexA
" TAO comfan, &c. adv-rtts.msfk
In n
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Au nrrsiitot .em~dy.-fsle's hon~y
or aOREnOUSD AND TAR "A csrtt n sirr for coughs
CO A. tnnu.nra hosrseusss, dtneut tTesthns sh
affections o. tho atoa. brosehs tabes AMI iunss Leading
con.trpusa Hon-y - Nsr.bnu oil sophes all srv
ta,,oa rsr Tar HAHN % 81 saS pcael ses eleAnsrs
.rd haa the throa; sna lung fhsSsis nnNtrg
Iss q For sale b III aruspsts cB>aLas o0wNRa !.
f,,rr-si Aysnt. % Cedar street Ns~ YORK
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American Hrifrs.
America Il. d.tv proud brsl,itai ladies' bal ssw
many u.r their beauty their health AMI vouS-
become prcmslrelv in appearance. bv oegscting 60
n no thetr teeth There be Tor
tia a. ~OIpDDsT. pruronncst bp all worthy pace hs
tn lips, no~ be haa a. IL ~'yissi
countries
sJa by Druggists and persnpers
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lss paet saa C..ebras,ea at rerslans.


porrrsso. No, Nov IA, iSoh
THO republioaas celebrating their ists po'c" ~
tory to-day. All the CITY Dolls Ts ~ DO fsnS 80
twelve 10 ono O'Clock AZ two O'Clock there IS !" %
mssa meeting AZ the CITY Hail. 70 be sddresscd by ans
socsrevs In tho evening procssaoa soi gsasfA u'''
S>tsausa Win aaa Tho sisraoahoa
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An Admire nc rvGu n. r"u, why dos
.tbs odsr Of PHALOr's NIGHT BIoOxuso GgRBUs
you ~ ~ most dsshtas ssnstas B>cs1~s
t.. up
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IT. ID1th. Nov 70, IS6t
tsanstcb ron 81 T1,eph says Lincoln received about
twenty Thousand Kan ADD Mcclellan Aftssa
hundred.
Clark Cougressman.
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gais Es,ctio1
uN- WAC MA

waxurg wsst Va, Nov 10, 1854.
vne Eastern p,pers speis 81 theirs having osrn no 'p
,,.uoa % tbs Lincoln ADJ iohosou ticket In wsstern
v,rgo,. such vas aos ,bs cass Mcclellan electoral
,lrsst vss 10 tbs ue 4. hsaici by q. W sunmers Re
urns snow overwhelming ma,rites Cor Tdpools svory
county sscsps Tst<s'.
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r,e,vw .esr Rings ard Ftss-rew styles.
DlssN ~ a.. o. Abtkf
$50 No as erp.iwsv ,as in,r ss0w gt1al ssrrsS
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Burnetrs Corporations Go Amsaa ths
b,s. ssss o peopis aud ara pronounced incorporates
IkINSpLDs 40 hroA5~sy.
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R~ech-ior's Hntr Dy~-. no Beat tys the
~,ri Harmless reliable. insssatanso1s III. coly ,ssss
dye ssi by slt siusslsts rsctovy 81 Bsrcsy s.rses.
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81 $50 groadway. Fowler ~ Wells.
Pbrea ,ogl. n,xs Examinations, All avs Chsrs, daily
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At the CsyuSp County Agricultural
FAR rerrny bed ~ ths STATE thrr- 1tst
MUM. Awarded 70 ias Groosr Batet sasog Ma
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,yrvy styles. gust Received Srssa
Fsrs $50 No.. ,,ls ~ ~ y. ALLEN
holAr' y, 10 BrSatwAg. ds,r osio~ Csns stree.
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Neglected. Cough, Cold, OF soss
rhfup -hios gbi be chscNst or simple rtneig "h"
"BaowS's BRosCHfAL TRoCng5 4 e allowed p Pro.
gse-s may terminate seriously For eron chits .sshins
esarra aud aonsuop.,ye coughs Tbs Tsocs-s Hssa
vita sdysptsas giving ofssnt'mes immstiass re,er
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Htff'r PRODIGY hc Br,utss-' view
rHr totlar rstsnt SEWING MACHINE q perfect gsr,.
nr spenssbie 10 rverv family. dress
oIaker sc Fo- ssls at i Bros t~ss.
Me- y,ra the wonder b. seen IN
y. = RfGHfFk. brurft Agsnt " T.
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RnrGsalis Arasen ifriw~-f, 80.
rsr.hot w,uuds, &r sisys pslu the oss"' -
applied ~, family should BE- Nmh,gtR
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r,,cr,.t Prrr,fr-u, LcoK stitch ssvt~ q
,usn.s wnGELEs WILSON. s25 8roatwsY.
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w.rra.aor 4 Gather Strfp.-Thotomeny
.sciades VIM rain aud dust rom ~ -
,.',., ~ ,a...ia, ~ 49, "a ice F7- sis or spphsa "
4 TORgpY s,'r Agents II N'iusn - = -
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ing oosyoY 70 rux oArrpo.nrA sreANre
The De,,r.ine,t cout.npa.sd sendo, tina stsamsr
Phoo island a. convoy =, this Costa t,,cs 20 Annw,
ves,eraay but az iae moment her orders wss changed
and ,nc o,nboat Gaates r,mmao3sr Sonervilis Nicho
aos sas substituted N her place aai s.led from ths
Navy Yard al At ,uarter past one in tbs altar
uoon The Rhode island win 8pdotlsss convoy tbs
0csan Olesn on her ne>t yoyags
ca,sas, r. oouNAso
ye.tsn,,, con,mandar srancts A R,, h,s bs,n "a.
,scbco from ,rintac, iu,y in u, Brooklyn ya-d and
o,dsrea "a "a, c,ninsod u -, sssamsr Michigan %
r..a rria
ca,,aio rahn r g,,,ar ~ ms Mirhi,s, il ordered 20
Nav YORK /, .,s,,ns comma,t X spe reosiv % ship
v.rnon, IN s,,egs Cau,,,n Gastavus IA Scott who ia
,,,eret "a IN, ,ounao n .as sl,np,g war CauauIaua
=, c,ar,...o,
r,.,sa,anl. Q,rrnsaJ., gHtA9, " Gamma IA p.Jsrsl
80 ,.o -, ;, th p,o,stvn ,,,a ~ ,,a.a
- ,,,.,,, t,o,-,,,,t,, % tet..n.i
-. , ,,,,,.. !, ,..g,,r
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rnIsmt 4, ths ,tua genuine pentf 4'n Y. w
wte piaNt 80 main when Spoiled v iaosra,ed wo1aas
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DvsrtDa'a Rnam0nar -.
,,s.. cauah ransdy C,tres Cauph4 Coda hfhnt, Bf's
ehitie ana Coaaossp tssn. Bo3 hY ali jsugsAA
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10 Tsaycia Aessa~ra~vs. Tamtifrs -"
ncres gtaanbosta, 80 Pure Orsosc Couny SIS - -
served, in any qusnutY snd :. W. .n''T'
JHJOH Mia 90, ID FrsasNs agssA o.
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The Rebel Congress-
BsNAPR.

whe sprctai Exchange os Ten rnousamS
Prisoners.
HAvAwlH, Nov. III, 1884
Colonel Mmfosd rsaerai C0mmiss,eses, met Captain
HAsoA In ths rivsr asy. The interview was entirely
satisfactory. Tho exosange " prisousrs WI oosnmsncs
- morrow apt ps~yrsas - rspsNs - pe9se
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rhu, -aioh gbi be chseHsi pr simple r,msig az"
aReowSs BRoscmAL VKoCngs 70 allowed
sse.. may terminals seriously FOR bronchitis as.sns
cs.rsa aud son,uup.ye coughs Ths rsocss.' u.-a
wts sa,spsa.. giving ofisa,'mes immsaisss re'er
rtft,- PRODIGY he Br,us,srl grw
rsr iolsr pstsos ssyrN1 MACHINE. a p-rfrrs gsr..
orsker mil liner &c ro- sss at W Broadway.
s '' "a''' &c Rcs Gas' ss '.ss y
81 $50 Broadway. Fowler q Wells.
oiogass nsxs Essmiostos' al ais charts daily
A. the csymSp County Agricultural
Far recently bed Aub ~ ~ Sss thser Dst Dss~
MUM. wcts ssasisi 20 ihs 6Eo4ss Biket sasag Wa
A I,rsnls,e a-m-ay.-aais's Honey
or aOREnoUSD AND TAR "A csrt,n etire for coughs
co As tueuen,s bosrscnss, dineut eIes,hins sna ID
co" q DO , o s,1sp. .s s a. .1 G. rss
sos ss Is s, so 81 sns u s, asS.s
IKE, Zoe .,le D ~ a .,ss. cHssIas oowSRa'
An AdmSrrn,e coranar-m.- Why dos
sts od,r Of PHALoSs NIGHT BLOOMING cnRsus -
mind you most dsshas ssns'as BecsI~s a
- fiesssas M
sasch-ior's Hntr Dy~-.he Beat sr tho
a.. s,a sy :. s,Sss.. Sse'o,, 81 ssresr s sr..s
Hurne,rs Corporations co Amsas tns
HkIssOLDs 40 sroad~sy
RurssNlis Nrusen f4frim~~f, 100
hurns g,r.hos w,auds, &C. siss' psp ne ia's''
applied NJ, family should BE- wmhogti
w.cra,aor 80 Gather strip.-Tho,onenr
.sciahea wins, rsn sud dust rom -
effective n operation Of ary 10 asr ,..s.. - u
n TDRgpY s,le agsnts fiNahen 49, = =
E.,.b,t,n.a INTELLECTUALLY NmM1
hpues. "a, a,os e q c-go-a y sbrr iryss
1919 ~, "a, rag ps when spoiled - sscsraoa ~ouaas
ryevy styles, Just Received Srsm
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-19

!. NV Yoax, Nov. 1o.--Gcn. Corse, the
Union commander Of Rome, g., on the 10th
deotspyed such bridges thsyU ~ could be Of
- g the enemy, and abandoned the place
81 ~ purpose Of Withdrawing to some
noee important point.
The latest rsbel accounts from Gen. Hood,
ray he il in position to march either into
middle or Western Tennessee rs he may dc
eide. They admit the rumor Of the capture
&on the Union forces at Decatur, was .
hoax stating that the attack on that place
was merely ruse to enable Hook 70 get his
army trains we'll past il.
The Herald's Hilton Head correspondent
says: All rebel prisoners taken down from
Fort Mouros by Col. Milford, were first to
b transferred to the authorities Of Savan-
nah, which would be concluded by Thurs
day Of this week, when Col. Milford was to
commence receiving released Union prison.
ers In Ill TO about 10000.
Il ID understood that negotiations are in
progress 70 exchange large number On the
Mississippi.
Eight Union officers arrived ct Hilton
Head on Monday last, having escaped from
the rebels. They confirm the worst Of pre-
vious accounts of inhuman treatment.
The Hsrald's Shenandoah correspondent
says ths main portion Of Early's army was
in the vicinity Of Woodstock in wretched
condition, and much discontinued. When
Early made his advance last Saturday, he
thought Sheridan had been weakened, but
On learning his mistake, he beat hasty re
treat. Early's retreat is regarded as an
abandonment Of the lower part Of the Va
ley.
The Worlds Washington correspondent
says:
The French Minister had an interview
with Secretary Seward, in which he renewed
the offer of the services Of the Government
at the disposal Of the President, to facilitate
negotiations with the South. Mr. Seward
told him be would consult the President and
invite him to another interview in the mat-
ter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-19

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10.-Intelligencc
dsemed reliable, the accuracy whereof can
not be determined to-night-says very re-
Gently the rebel General Breckenridge with
10000 men attacked Gen. Gillem near Bull
Gap, and after : desperate fight, defeated
Gillem, who lost 400 prisoners; number
killed and wounded, not stated. No fears
Of IN invasion Of Kentucky, rs consequent
upon this reverse apprchended, Is military
authorities are fully prepared to meet any
advance of such q force into the State.