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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
Thanksg living Din ner TO Oar Soldier
and Sailors.

and Sailors.
nov RMENTs AMONG MERCHANTS, MASTER BAKERS
+ AND THE COMMUNITY GEsERALLY-rEN THOU
SAND TURKEYS AND OTHER DELIcAcIgs TO BE
FURNISHED.
Preparations OF extensive character are being
nsde In the city for the purpose OF furnishing TO
rave soldiers and sailors-that is, as many OF them
can possibly be Boached-, sumptuous dinner
Tanksgiving day. Tho whose wants can thus be
possibly attended to those comprise the armies
pgeneras Butler Grant and Sheridan and the sailors
nenhs North Atlantic bi ecknding squadron.
Is proposed TO send 10 those different localities ten
ahussnd turkeys. together with enormous supply Of
Pumpkin ana other pies, which 1hsnksgy nr day viii
lbslue treat to tho brave fellows lighting our battles
Alslssscs OF the community lending : hclpne hand
20 his praiseworthy work. and the result proml sea
10 successful In every particular have
Dec taken up, and liberal suns are already tho hands
nj tie committee. In consequence " the great dicu.
ecswbioh would necessarily lie experienced in cooking
qhe turkeys arriving at their destinations, oesn
dctemincd to perform the work in this city. Accord
ntl on Saturday evening meeting oil tho master
phu OF the city held at the Aston House. An i'm
pene number Of pans viii he required for baking pnr.
pose ana committee was anToin' 60 at this mceing TO
Hdt from hotels and other plp all tho articles % this
Fiarcferthat can be arod Tfesc bakers agred TO do
ths baking gratuitousy Tho mmittec arp tinted TO
Ttry out th"oboets % mo meeting Mcssfs. Alex
Rtno', Lorenzo Delmouro ard JSres Kelly
THIS evening a. soven O'Clock nupthcr meeting ~ hotel
Seepers and Muster bakers will be Lcd az Ia hsoF
houss. when anal arrangements will DO mado.
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President Petroleum Company. We
learn that officers Of this company have been chosen
FIRST merchants and entieueu Of high st1nd
ing 10 the community and in the list OF crbrs End
names Of several bank presidents and prominent
which gives guarantee that the business IF
the company and the interests OF the subscribers viii b
ateudedto This promises become of tho
best paying forming The subscription lists fsss
hipR up and advise those OF our readers who
intent making Investments In this kind Of stock - call
upon the subscription agents Msssrs. /. SIMPSON
Co, No q Cedar who relisble ard obgipa
gentlemen where they obtain fun particulars bookA
and prospectus Of ths company Bee Advertisements
IN our coumns
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u I q II M o N D.

Oar Special Wa shtngton Despatch.
WASHINGTON. Nov, Is. 1894.
private note from City Point received hors 70 day
states thai reported BY parties who 10 from
the left yesterday morning that the enemy nassng
heavily thsre friday, attack that wing
anticipated.
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Nine Persons Drowned in the Delaware
River.

pHILApxrHiA, Nov. IL, 1854
The schooner yacht Lille was upset by squal In the
Delaware river last night Nine persons we're lost among
them Lyman Stokes and Horace Jones, of New York.
The party had started pleasure excursion TO tho
Chesapeake bay.
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inc FeeS<oss NAOoeOo Despotom.
foxrxHs MosRoH. Nov. IL. 1884.
Tho United States mail steamer Webster from City
Point, arrived this sernooa having board sixty
rebel prisonsrs recently capturoa In 'front.' Of Pcters
burg. They will be sont 70 Point Lookout.
Deaths 10 the Portsmouth, hospitals:--Johu Ring
Twelfth New Hampshire; q. Carr, thirty sixth United
States cavalry; q. Devosa, Twentieth New York
cavalry George sampson, second Massachusetts,; T. j.
Zalmashs Thirteenth New York cavalry; G. 8. Brown
Thrtceutn New York cavalry; Choorii, thirty sixth
United States cavalry John Gray, Thirty Unit cd
States cavalry james Greep First United states cavalry
J. q. Caldwell, fwentieth Nov York clvairyi J. N.
Kingo0. ThirteonIh New York cavalry.
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Immense rrices Fafd for Oid B2oGs
10, 900 Books on hand--sccBtfc, meIca. &C HHo"Sh
BhO1HkhS, lly Nassau street. near nees"S"-
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Tho Election in California, Oregon md
Nevada.

Tho Election in California, Oregon ana
Nevada.
LARGE UNION MAJonIriEs FROM EACH OF THE
srArBs-UNIoN STATE GOVERNMENT ELECTED IN
NEVADA, ETC.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. s, 1864
Twenty.one Thousand votes polled In this city.
Mr Lincon's majority is ave thousand. Returns frsm
che balance OF she State far received equsly
favorable the Unonists Lincolns majority hardly
be less than twenty i've Thousand.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. o, 1854
Returns from tweEty.four counties show majority for
lincoln OF 10 o66 Full will increase this TO At
feast 20 900.
Oregon has gone for Lincoln by from 500 to 900.
Nevada has gone for Lincoln By from 2 900 TO $1,000
The election anywhere pass d of quietly.
Sailed, ship lnvnciole, for >ew York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10, 1864
The ncws OF Mr. Lincoln's re election received
here at TO day, and caused great rejoicing.
rms election returns come in slowly but swell the
Un,ou msjoriiies already reported
The three Union candidates for Congress are elected.
Nevada elects Union state government and Congress-
SIAN by three thousand majority.
The sailing OF the mail steamer for Panama Isl post
poned from the 18th to the 18th instant
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Bachelors Hair Dye he Hest in ths
world Harmless RELIABLE instantaneous The psrfss1
dye Sold BY all druggists. Factory 81 Barclay
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A Little Pr0ds2y.-rhe Beautiful New
TEN dollar patent SEWING MACHINE, a perfect gem.
work ike sable family. dress
maker mincr &c For sale at 4J7 Bro,iwAv.
New York where the little wonder opera
ton. j. L. RICHTER, General Agent. n.
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- Ia p,pese HAIR Stssn Colors the
snd fnustschea beautiful sck or brown
,,s ~ only preparation Color will not fade Or wasA
out va" Il G. Ups Az, shIsIe phia, Sole rrcpristor
For $50 ~ Helm bod 5St Btosuwsys Denas Bsrnes =
CO n PARK row; =. @ Mc'ts Co, us Frankia street.
kras Ynrk Lo 4 SLaItn. Inleeeo. AMI all drngsisa
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Ladies Bracelets. view
,h,.. a.. a, senl ton twelve. hteen to two hundred
mIee. We 81 ~, sas bs Fo G. ALLEN No ti5 Broad
ga doorL below Canal
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ladies yVNo tre an SERpt ~ = S'ce
Cologne should Eurnc'rS Ii IL g he TIE ne Plus
uItrs. en-" 'sst h SUI hcionL HELA bUbbs
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At 3s9 Broadway. Fowler q Wells.
Phrenoog make Examin atoms and give Charts daily
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Highest Premi urn Loo n stitcn se~fng
Machinea WHEELER WILSON, 6s3 Broad~G.
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N.ch,Sce. FOR rfi'sss.-Jwc: three, five.
- 49,, 10 thirty collars efcb, for sale by q. e.
cg1ti o. a.. broadway, Que door below Canal street
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Crtstadore's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No. Aston Houss
The dye applied b. skiiful artists
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The Rebels Driven Back with
Severe Loss.
'Tnoy Are Pursued Beyond
Front Royal.
Two Guns and One Hundred and Fifty
Prisoners Taken from Them,
&sss &s.s kss
l11r. 0Aaries II. Ham ANS Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, sixth ARMY CORps, I

J01r. 0Aaries II. Ham = ms Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS, sixth ARMY CoRps,
MIDDLE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, Nov. II, 1864 !
4 CAVALRY FIGHT
cavalry skirmish took place yesterday afternoon
between cavalry under Custer and Merritt and the
eebe cavalry. The heaviest firing the left Of
Tine Acting under orders previously issued cavalry
commenced falling back very rapidly when the rebels
first advanced. Continuing 10 ADVANCE the rebels
suddenly upon our reserve, when they received
with several heavy voeys and hastily retreated. The
object Of this reconnaissance the part OF the rebels
noubtess TO feel strength ascertain position
the line taken up by troops the 9th inst.
General Sheridans army lies encamped near
Kearnstown, about four miles the south Of Wuches.
Ger The ground we occupy is tho Same on which
General Shields fought Sonewall Jackson and finally
drove him back 70 Cedar creek
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Arrest OF Lieuten ant Governor Jacobs Of
Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IS, 1854.
Lieutenant Governor Jacobs Of Kentucky let for WASH
ington tonight charge Of United States officers az
political prisoner.
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HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH ARaY CORPS, In THE FIELD,
NEAR kEARNsrowN, Va, Noy:12- p Ii.


General Sheridans change Of position from Cedar
down the valley At early hour this morning skrmish
ing was resumed with great bskness along the whole
cavalry no but the rebels rather weak Ia mum
bers spirit for they could be Induced UP
piokets, who, obedience ORDERS fell rapidly back
when the firing commenced. This system tactics
seeming to draw the enemy to main lines General
Sheridan sent Off large force OF cavalry for the pur
of coaAipg Hgat out of tho rebels. Our in
high spirits at the prospect Of barng another fight before
che Iaign closes, and hope that the rebels
drought large number OF gans down with them
SINGULAR CASE REBEL
There is lying 10 the Nineteenth corps hospital, in
Winchester Corporal James :. Bennett of Company D.
Second Michigan cavalry, who Monday last CAP.
cured along with six others be opg to the reg.
ment, by gang Of Mosby's near BerryvilIe. The
man 10 command OF the guerlas sentenced the whole
party 70 be hung, and three OF them strung up
Immediately. Preparations We're being made TO han, the
Others, when q rebel lieutenant became impatient
and ordered lhem to be shot. One OF the
Gaping unhurt The others then left Tor
dead on the ground. Bennett hit twice, by
private through the left shoulder; that being
sufficient to kill him, the lieutenant placed a revolver
his head and sent bullet through his left temple just
behind the eye and came out on the right side whom
he Immediately fell. Strange to say, however, Bennett
was not killed. and there is every prospect that, under
che skful treatment Of DR.. c. d. Hubbard, VINO is in
charge Of tho hospital, he will Ultimately recover and
tho airht of his left wi be saved
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Mr.. N. Davidson's Dispatches.
MARriSs8URG, Nov. IL, 1884
An escort arrived to-day from the front. There was
90 news.
Captain A. l. McGenngle, who was wounded at Cedar
Creek WINS brought in. de Is doing we'll
Everything quiet in the valley and rebels in sight

NARTiNsBt Rs. Va, Nov 49, 1864.
Important is just in from General Sheridan up to
midnight Tho strategic Reconnaissance by cavalry
Friday caused the enemys cavalry under Lomax, to
advance against lines on Saturday morning. Con.
siderable lighting ensued, during which the enemy
repulscd with great loss General Sheridan ordered
Coons Powell to pursue them in their Eight this he did
with the greatest vigor and success He drove them
ehrough and beyond Front Royal and captured guns
one hundred and CITY prsoners several wagons and
large humber OF horses. Our losses said to have
been considerable, as the lighting extremely
for short time. No infantry engaged but Generals
Sheridan and Tcrbert both at the front person
with the cavalry, and made very short work Of the
lighting.
Colonel Powell conducted the pursuit very handsomely
and fairly merits the success which attended II.
The escort which came In with dispatches from Gen.
oral Sheridan last night fired by guerlas, when
just beyond Bunker HILL but fed when the fire
turned by cavalry. The escort composed OF
twenty-five OF the Seventies nth Psnnsy lvania cava
xy, under command OF Lieutenant Corss
Captain Ira B. Cafn Of the Sixth regular cavalry has
been ordered to duty Special Inspector Of Cavalry in
The department OF West Virginia.
General Leehtbun Is command OF this post
during the absence OF General Seward who gone home
on fifteen days leave
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WAsHIsdroS. D. c., Nov. IL, 1884
The following is the official report Of the recap,urs Of
Plymouth, N. u which was received ct the Navy De.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-30
The People Of the State of California send
greeting to PETER ARCHAMBEAUL:

You are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court of the 9th Judicial Dis
trict in and for the county of Trinity, and TO
answer the complaint filed therein, "a copy Of
which accompanies this summons,) within ten
days texclusiye of the day of scrviee,) after the
service on you of this summons, if served within
this county or if served ont of this county,
then within forty days,-or judgment by default
will be taken against YOU.
The said acton is brought TO obtain decree
of this Court for the foreclosure of a ccr.ain
mortgage described in the complaint, and exc
cuted by the said Peter Archambeaul. one of the
defendants herein named on the Goth day of
July A D., 1862, to secure the payment of a
certain promissory note given by said defendant,
Peter Archambeaul, on the Goth day OF July.
1862, to said plaintiffs in the sum of 81 900,
with interest at the rate of . per cent. per
month from date until paid, together with costs
including 10 per cent. tor counsel fees, that the
premises conveyed thereby may be sold and the
proceeds applied to the payment OF said note or
the amount now due thereon, and in case such
proceeds not sufficient to pay the same, then
to obtain execution against said Peter Arch
ambeaul for the balance remaining due, and also
that the said defendants and all persons claim
ing by, through or under them, may be barred
and forcclosed of all right, title and interest in
and to said morgaged premises, and for other
and further relief, and if you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint above required
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for tho
relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal o.
- the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial
LIS. District this Second day Of June, in
- the year of our Lord One thousand
Eight Hundred and SiXty-four.
81 A J. LOOMS. Clerk.
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ASSESSMENT No. 2.

OFFICE COPPER CREEK MINING Co.,
TRINITY CENTER, July IL, 1864
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the above Company held on Mon
day. July llth, 1864, an assessment of Ten l0)
Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF said Company, payable to the Secretary at
Trinity Center in United States Gold or Silver
coin, on or before August llth, 1864.
27.lm. CHAS, II. vOSE, 81 eretary.
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Special Notice.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BE-
.xA|p ing about to leave Weaverville,
- I5naTs offers for sale his cottage resi-
49, dence, situated on Main street,
Faggtown and known as the Griffith property
The house is new, and conveniently arranged,
and the furniture of the latest pattern. The
house will be sold with or without tn furniture,
as the purchaser may desire. For eparticulars
apply to l.. WELLENDORFF. +,
Weaverville, July 20, 1864 2std.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
A G z N r 8 .

l. p FISHER 171X Washington street, up stairs Sar
francisco,-neariy opposite Magures Opera Houseis
only authorized Agent in that city
HENRY g. MARTIN Postmaster at Junction City. will
receive subscriptions the JouRSL in that section and fur
nish our printed receipts.
Subscribers the JOURNAL City will receive
printed receipts by leaving the due with KELroN
KELLOGG, authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH mailman, will all business pertain
Ing to this Office at the several points below North Fork
CAs- v0SE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
PREY RANTZAU Agents Lewiston.
A. @. PRICE ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV TIIEDH au
thorzed receive and receipt for subscriptions the Jour
NAL Canon Creek.
Expressman BIGGs is authorized receive and receipt FOL
subscriptions in the Hay Pork section
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ToLERABLY WARM.-On several occasions
within the past week the mercury has risen 10
100. We are told that it got up to liz at Doug
las City on Tuesday. Who says we can nave
warm weather in the mountains
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I1HE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE Thai
| the above named corporation has been organ
lied for the purpose of carrying on the BANKING
and Exchange business, in all its branches, IN
this city and with the interior Of this State, the
neighborng State and Territories, and with Mex
leo also. with the Atlantic cities, Europe, Chi
ma, aud the East Indies for which they are pro-
,ided with ample facilities, and in conformity
with the articles of association Will commence
operations on the 18th day of July next at the
bauklnr-house now occupied by ponohoe, Kali
ston & Co corner of Washington and Battery
streets.
With the view of giving to the business OF the
corporation all the efficiency and prompt!tude OIL
a private banking firm together with that conh-
Dental seclusion of private business matters so
generally desired. the immediate management OF
its affairs is committed exclusively to d. o. Mills
ana VIM G.. Ralston, as President and Cashler
respcctivelv TO whom. either of them, the
customers of tie Bank will apply on all husi-
ness matters The regular meeting OF the Board
of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable to call par
ticuIar attention to the following peculIarItIes OF
their organization. which are positively binding
on all its members
First.-Sales of its Capital Stock can be ell
fected only after due apprasement by stock
holders selected for that special purpose ana
the Trustees of the Corporation have, IN all ca
SEES the right to become purchasers OF the STOCK
appraised at the appraisement, for the peneht OF
the remaining Stockholders. TINS RESTRICTION Is
printed upon each Certificate OF Stock.
Second Loans cannot be made TO stockhold-
ers, except upon collaterals other than their
Shares in the Capital Stock of this Bank.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFoENIA-IN JUSTICES COURT WEA
VERNILLE TOWNSHIP. IN AND FOR TRINITY CO.
The People OF the state OF California TO \.
j. HOFFMAN,, greetings
XTOC ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AP-
| pear before me, At my Office in the township
of Wcayervillc in the county of Trinity on the
2Ist day of April, \. D., 1864, at 10 o'clock,
M to answer unto the complaint of J. \. Dor
ris K Co.. who sue you TO recover the amount OF
Thirty-one C2-I00 Dollars. balance on book ac-
count to date, as per bill on file in my Office.
when Judgment will be taken against you for the
said amount, together with costs and damages,
if you fail to appear and answer
To tie Sheriff or any Constable Of Sid county
greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
fL.S.1April, a. D.. 1861. JOHN BURNS,
Justice Of the Peace in and for said township.
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRIM
- TY,-ss.-It appearing to me by affidavit that
the plaintiff in the above entitled action has
good cause of action, and that the defendant has
departed from this State, it is hereby ordered
that service of said summons be made on the
above named defendant by publishing the same
in tho TRINITY Journal once a week successlvely
for at least three months .-WeavervIlle, April
2lst, 1864. JOHN BCkNS, D. =:
IoI3 in and for said Township.
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j ohm jackson g. Geo. Ferguson, plaintiffs,
VS.. Peter Archam beaul, ct. al, def'ts.

A CTION BROUGHT IN THE DISTRICT Court
n of the 9th judicial District, and the COM
plant filed in the county of Trinity, i'll the Office
of the Clerk of said District Court.
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PIcruRE.-Grace Greenwood, in her late
lecture in Chicago drew the following picture in
the future - Back on these troublous times
will our children look in reverence and awe.
The sons of our brave soldiers will date their
patents of nobility on grander battlc-feldS than
Agincourt or Bannockburn. Sach patents OF
nobility royal herald Office has symbols
sufficiently glorious Many coaf of arms in
those days will have one sleeve hanging empty.
We may picture to- ourselves group OF noble
Young lads. some ten years hence, thus proudly
accounting for their orpsAnaEc-an orphanage
which the country should see to it, shall not be
desolate. Says one, ny father fell on Lookout
Mountain. fighting above the clouds Says an
other, w father fell in beating back the inya-
dces Of Gettysburg Says a third, NJ Gather
suffered mqrfvrdon in Libby Prison. Says an
other, Nh father went down in the Canlberitad;
vet another, M father was rocked into the long
sleep below the wave. in the iron cradle OF the
Monitor. Aud there will be hapless lads who
will listen in mourniui enyy, saying ia their Sc
cret hearts, Alas we have part nor lot in
such gloryings-OW fathers were rebc's. And
here and there a youth, more unfortunate,
who will steal away from his comrades AMI muir
rur in bitterness of soul, All, God help me- :
Ny father a Toppe1head."
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. JAclSro II THE SAGE BRrsH.

JAcISro - IL THE SAGE BRrsH.--FTom the
Humboldt Register of July 10Th take the fol-
lowing extracts from q Iaciuto' last letter:
" \ great deal of industry observable, this
minute, in San Jacin;o. Here Is the Mosquito
Company whilst write, the cusses are busy,
sinking about fifty shafts my face SemblinS
SAYS they Il have to sink back about 80 years to
come upon water, running about eleven hun
dred shifts minute. At the same time, the
Gnat company is working assessments on my
forehead, and locating the Eye series.
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nrit;sh frien6 shinis like the nromis

ESGLAxp-British friendships like the promise
of the morning daylight. It is fair in appear
auce, but likely to be obscured before the even
inc closes. There is evidence before Us now of
this aspect of our public relations. The end
will be a bitter war with Great Britain. Let 1t
come while our army and navy are efficient
Carson Independent.