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4 ELI ICTFn RSTOREEDl IGNORANCE
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MASON q HAMLlN respectfully announce
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CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE.

CIRCULATED ENEkINHEHE
THE STANDARD WORK on TRANSCRIPTION
MANY THOUSANDS nave already been sold and the de
spsnd 10 constantly increasing.
Read the following letters from the first statesmen OF The
esunsry, testiying to its importance;
81 have examined Cochin Results Of Emancipation, and
ono hesitate say that It il the fall and complete work
p that ha1 come under nay notice and
Seen tried 1t has always been found beneficial not less to the
epioS on tia, .abjsc: and the end Of freedom
81 Emancipation than 10 aid ia circulation"
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Beet foundation for industry and order.
1t. remarkable part the ascrpton 81 Emancipation
70 Christianity In Al when ia power supposed " be
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koor before and Vie iced negro Tie means o. gaining live
7he conditions othe emancipation Of about q. many slaves
~ hose In the loyal States discussed by Cochin vary mate
rally from those under which smar experiment bont
be attempted here But tho principles applied TO the criticism
pfthe facts are universally appos5e and the law
my has been, Tor the st to. stated TO entte Is
sznfvsrsa scceptsece
. From Hor. Charles suuner.
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~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now coisiic. %
the beft iu Europe wen hs this utry having cycd tho
bfs. Prize Medal at the Words fyhiion Ia Loulon I2
The principal reason way the ste,nway fos arr superior
70 all others IT, shat tho brgn q posed 81 I've pfsc
plane orte lfstheT and ou who invent heir
own improveuens aud under v lose psrbOl4 supeTgf0n
evey part u the iustrunoBt ~ manufactured. acIoons
Nos II and q East Foueenthss between Union Square s
Irving flsoe. New-York. "a
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY, oct. l5-cP NJ
The stock m rket without animation at the open
ing Of the frst bosrd but the call progressed became
strong. Al tho close, however, it WAS heavy. The
latest sales, compared with those at Yesterdays
second board, showed an improvements 10 trie OF =,
New York Central Cleveland aDd Ptishug TX, Chicago
Rock Island IL, FOTs wayne Ia New York Central
declined \. Hudson River a. Reading i. Michigan
southern lss Illinois Ceatral ~ Milwaukee and rrairie
du Chen !, Cumberland Coal az, Canton Company l.
QUlcksilver Z. Government securities were steady
Coupon hvetwenties advanced coupon SKIES 1881
!. A small ot os one year certificates sold a, s4h
showing decline OF Is. Coupon teufostie sold 94
seyea-thrly Treasury October and April 100
Railroad bonds aud State stocks we're firm and bank
shares dul.
After the board the market was lower. Al the opsn
Eoard at one O'Clock Erie sold 81 Hudson River ia
Besdne l231z, New York Central lIss. Illinois Central
l2l Michigan Southern 90 s. Cleveland and Pittsburg
ioS Rock sard &C. Northwestern 44 preferred 70 Fort
Wayne lol lo25s. Tho market heavy the street
afterwards. Erie quoted at &c 9G;t late the
Gay.
Ihs gold market was excited, usual durug the
week, snd speculation was active. The follown.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
.Irranx CIfr re,xs

Morsxe KLLs Hea tsun Cossfts sJfcipx
Coroner Parre, Of Jersey CITY. called upon russ
day 20 hold m inauss, up"o hoo lea of Mrs Sarah
McE~~D and ineut, 'esidug at the corner ot Warren
and Essev streets botn o. whom Suspended
by their Dscks On the preced.uy evening IL sypssrs
tha ast mag Der cbf TO the bed,cst with
. cord. aud tneu suspended herself by the neck with
beceord from the top of door. She 81, f,s
several dsys last week and also IN noh ibgs,los
IA reference Ter husband who s ssid 10 have gone
Nassau over TOO since . booxads rcnssr,
vho wss repOvtsd 10 Dsve Loss Dts life The lurv
derei verde. inlaooofdaDcc wnh Abe above fsoS 10
band
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Ths Mutual life InsuSancs Company
In Court.

bNrI"Ns Vuts I3NS.
An Miarssting case has occupied tbs snprems Judicial
Court several days IN the trial os suit brought By Mrs.
Mary s. Hnckm sgaInst toe Mutual Life Insurance. Com
pauy OF New York " ten thousand dnss upoa
I pol,cy OF insurance the e 4 rra6cs fIuckps of
Rox bury bsr deceased husband The defence admitted
tho policy was geoups but msinvneA that Il was void
for The that s deressed come tss prior 10 nh
death an vgesu.ar " ide that the
t.esnring pclry fass representations ~srs made.
sns ,hsS dsAlh esMg asred ~ - over doss of auda
nsm sstssss, ana shs policy Dssr.d sSesnst no
cshes shan cs.nra The rsturs~d verdos Of
sssvsn ,n0,Usnd ave bundrrd snS gsty tnrss tosxs
90 y ~ sAeA oNnlp ~ ~ passnA0
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ead q Vallejo srsss wharf, aIo,sde the bark Susan
sdell which y unloading .airsad roo consigned y
Ireasdss. belonging 70 NJ. Ans9 vss employed in
Working the ho!stng appAsAtgs and the eBgnse named
whit.aker and number q stsysao,ss and others
staining around it, when exploded with report like
. cannon and huge column OF steam shot into the
sir. completely soveiopang the end Of the wharf
the steam cleSred awsy the scene tho wharf was
terrible The engine utterly destroyed nothing
but few small fragments OF the boiler and two d the
wheels remaining tbs wharf. rhe engineer, named
Whitaker, had been hurled from the spot where the
engine had been standing the northeast corner d the
wharf, 10 the southeast corner and lay terribly brused
and scalded with his head near the corner plea IAe
mate OF the Baisdel, Augustus Baker, OF North Var.
the wharf with his right ankle broken severely con
fused and the right side Of hts head badly scalded and
no s. s aA Lsaas n lose
employed In dscharging the cargo Of the yes
sci, LAY lay near tne ma.s; aud Alexander ncab,
the iron as was lowered by the tackle upon the wharf
also lay prostrate near by Ga board the bark three
caukers, who were pitching the seams in the deck were
prostrated by the forcc the explosion although none
snep were seriously injured The rigging OF the
sp n Ns 5yns u o boiler the
Or The boiler weighing some tso sundfed pounds which
had fallen back upon the deck the main topsa yard
and the csboose badly shattered by the force OF the
plosion, while the whole vessel deluged with sooty
with ink The mate, Baker was carried on board
the bark, and attended by Dr. Burrell, who dressed
ns wounds and supern,ended his removal to the Marine
Hospital. Whitaker, the engineer, removed, We
believe, TO the County Hospital The extent of his in
ries we did not learn but they must be very
he stood nearest the engine at the OF the cxpIo
sion. Luody was badly cut in the hand and somewhat
scalded about the head Besn had bis face badly cut.
the cheek bone broken or badly indented, and
stderaby scaded. Tue two latter aole walk to
DR. Ioiauds office, at the or Merchant aud Mont
Eome'y streets where they received surgical assistance
None OF the parties named are likely to die from their
injuries although all suffering severely. and Baker
IL probably maimed for life. A fragment Of the
hnflA enf lorn nflra nf Anf nf
tho French chip Co,e dor, which lay tho side
OF the wharf, and some Of them vent roof
OF the G 5. n. Company shed, on Broadway wharf and
fell into the water beyond Tho Custom House officer In
charge o. ne Of the bark states that Just before
ihe EXPLOSION he saw two or three men walk toward tho
engine II 10 examine it, and he thinks that they
blown Of The wharf into the bay and drowned, but or
cannot be positive that such Is the fact. How
single person standing the wharf near the engine
escaped instant death is mater beyond conjecture and
that torn to fragments by the flying pieces or
tho noler. be se dove us little less than miracle
There only falls in the sings, instead of tho
usual load three four aeu the explosion occurred,
and no cause whatever for sxp'osien y known.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

sizes trade wead De nearly az strut still; snd a.
~ r. n is PROBABLE ths-t the ale VIII add ma
Ter ally 70 their tonnage ths In the nature Il
hines they viii bardy smain open 10 navigation more
than about month louser Not~ outstanding the heavy
compaist among consumers that The rets rrices
come down very slowly.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
ANIMAL Ah.i2sNiAr.
1opA .R.Aa2. 10
ioi

tosa'ststs sst. +.
Inc foregoing statement not Include the amounts
paid directly " the cOmmisicnsr o Internal Revenue BY
hanks savings banks, raroae companies
- tsxss dividend
me PhnsdsIpbs Led2~ u to-day in referring 10 the
rosi trade, ssys;-
Ihs uade shows very considerable fshiDg on las,
wssx, ana the dsDsnd even sacssr than tns protuc
sloa Prices average thrse 70 dosss p-w
s<n lover snsy ~ers Gontb ago, aud bat Tor Ins
hssaand ~ Ne gvyHv@soI, ~hics rsansts psx,cuay
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
the Ohsrisiss or shs war.


Colsss Howe, n tbs soAlers Role! Asscca,,Qn Nov
YORK, delivered iptercaog address this sysnins he
fore . vdsd audience % the Chartges of ths War "
ss az xempacd BY the New ksgand ooux ~ ehs Ssess
egcnoles .hsosghoSt @p ooVaI7
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Democratic Sos~sn stSons ta massachs-

BORROW OeS II, 1874
The Dssesrstb Convention IN The virh dsssios 70 day
scmina,ed Jcssph b MorSs. OF NswSurypors, ats assc
c,ste editor n sbs BosSsn TosI,sv Or csssru. sud
w. Peabody, Of Suieps for eleQtow.
In the Ftst district the dsAossas have nominated
r. Phu,ney editor " the Rarpstable Psrnt, toe Con-
&C. &C. a'a sDesm q vsy'asAA 4 Nss ss@'sa. 90
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
The Damage ny Freshets Ina GeorEt
Nearly Repaired.
NR, n, r. BONfNnHAN DEsflTCH.
HsApoc ARryRs. DisTUcv or Tsssrssvs,
NAsHyiIIR OCT Ia IafA

Mr., n r. BoEfsdHANs DEsrlTcH.
HsapoC ARryRs. DivTsTcv or Tsssrssys
NASHVILLE, oct. 10, 1864.
There is nothing OF Importance from General Rousseau
or snermsn's army
rHs DAMAGE Is1k PsrsHrrs yvAstr RgrARsD.
The ts1 and bridges injured by the late freshss
f.st reparing, and will 10 working order in . few
cays.
The body Of noted guerilla, Captain Ellis was brought
into Nashville yesterday evening. lie was ku,ed NJ
Hydcs Ferry some Eve miles outside the city, By James
6kee one OF the detective forcs. uerIss are again
becoming and troublesome but stringent nnss.
suyes aken 10 crush ogt suh la throats
gltstsC.
fas was hoistcd over For, Sssey yesterday BY the
Teutb Tennessee commanded by Colonel souay. Cone.
rats Webster, Dooaidson aud Thomas " Msasher we're
present Gsnera Meaaber addressed tho assemplaxe 10
short bUt impressive and patriotic speech
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

The total value Of the nporiGtons, other tnan ofy
goods and specie at this pr, during the week ending
October 10 was 50 2l2 ,0O5.
Inc ;ol wing abstract OF Pennsylvania Company re-
ports shows TIE tonutge 20! the as compared
with Corresponding tlmc last year.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Further Particulars OF the Fight .
AiIatoona and Big Shanty-Iloca a.
Retreat into Alabama.
Mr.. D. T. CoSYs6HAN's DESPATCH.
NASHVILLE Oct g. 1864


EAsHyMLs, oct s, 1864.
TUE vIGHr ALLAroosA
has bes1 severer than drs supposed thou.
sapd Hoods forces under command OF General FrenCh
passed the Sandtown road crossed the Cha'tshoo
chez and attacked position al Allatooua and Big
Shanty General Corse in command, aad WAS
slightly wounded during the engagement The rebels
made resoute aud vigorous attack and were for iims
partly successful, they succeeded IN destroyn the
track FOR distance and burning Biz Sh,nty bat
their only partial for our troops soon bore
down upon them, and, after very obstinate engage
nent they repused them leaving Ave hundred
Killed and wounded in hands; loss is said to be
oniv about three hundred. communications are
somewhat interrupted have not ascsriaiued rll par
tculars.
HOOPS OFFSET
rsking the hazardous movement OF throw pH pAfi
OF hs tho Chatahoochee Is Ia cause di-
version favor OF Forrest and prevent rs from send
large forces In pursuit Of him. Perhaps he Is taking
leaf from soermons log hook, ana means 80 ,ry the
dark movements II 50, he will mlseraby sn. ior MS
dishearened demora1ed army neither physicsy nor
numerically capable OF such movement, ard we all
that Hood has MOI the brains OF Sherman TO con-
duct IT, H.s object IL to hsrsss and lines Of
communication BY dividing his army, threatening our
lines. aud thus compelling sherman TO throw
eome OF his troops along the line, and pre-.
vent the possihihy Of a. winter campaign.
nght. Tbe best he do " 70 harass and annoy
him. N this he may succeed brt not in seriously inter-
rGptiug his communication for the lne = wen susrded
bv forts shaptes and blockhousos all well sarrsoned
so that Forrest with his large cavalry iorce nas
not the dsrDg attack them unless al soma signify
noon TO ABANDON
II supposed that Hood intends throwing bis army
into Alabama and renqu'shlnr Georgia lhis y not ~
sl improbable as IN strategic point e view tnat the
best thing he could 90.
We have had no definite from Rousseau or Forrest
DIVISION Of the Fourteenth corps captured Forres,s
train Ausce Shoals.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

Tho smounS OF the annual OF May last on
income, licenses carriages, billiard p,nles silver plate,
8o aud o, the several monthly assessments chiefly On
manufactures follows
ARNUAL ks.gssNrNT
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

patbev James Csllan, Ie1ndro. Mrs. i. Tecklc,
Cork Ireland wife OF policeman Ieckie OF san Francis
COZ, Mary !. todens, torA, Ireland. Albert r. Myers
chief cook OF tho wssboe Sacramento W. Simpscu 1rs
man, Washoe; u NJ. Anderson, chief engineer Nasboe
ID. Gray ludley sacramento; Mr. aud Mrs. Brown val
hndenam, Idaho Territory ir Ross, ditch owner, Of
Greenwood II Dorado county Henry Clark owner The
stage line from Auburn to Michigan Blun John C. Tur.
ner London, Eagland Thomss Anderson engineer, san
Francisco; John Smops, francisco. Charles Mont
W. :. Williams Mrs r Oouncyau, Franc SEQ Nicho
las saamensii, deck hand, Austria; Edward srcko,t,
Myers native Of Germany, Sacramento; David Davis
Manuel n. Brom, Drvtowu, Amador county; Edwin ia.
cobs c. Marshall porter on Washoe Samuel w. Crush,
steward Nevada; Emanuel King, Drytown. f. Farran,
SAP Jose, and - Benrt, Spring Garden Placer county
BADLY INSURED.
J. G. RAker, Sacramento Anna MCGEE, hg broken
Sacramento, Thomas Downard, Sacramento Charles
Meyer, sacrAnento; IA. Counelly, sacramento; J..
San Prsucsco W. r. 'fSS, S"ssn, san Trancisco /
II. Bake san Francisco James Gloomy, Nevada; W. I.
Il. RoIlcck, virginia City; Henry stcin Roston; X W.
Kinder Madison connty, Illinois. ID. Thomas, Campton.
, Ya,s s5s, s,s
;:s s,,ss ~ :,, G,sS =
@os Gi.s.rle Aasyrai j. godson, SSlored boy, waller
Sss as i1 W.. Thss e 90.
sfIdnLfLy ikrtsp.
n H. s,ovons, c'e.k o. ,ss wsshos Michael pusn Gre.
man Of the wsshce crossen, ssu rrsncisoo. Thomas
rox, Naps john Ciiuton, deck baod San Frsnoisco o.
" snlth. san Francisco. W. Bo~kop. French Corral
Henry Ray French Corral Lsopod Havariaha. cook
the asboe Mes Margaret Hattie Cummings, San Fran
clscp ien,smio Cogsr sacramento Patrick pran Sacrs
usnto w. A. PuDkstt, san Ftsaelsoo Pstrick Do0Isy,
hand san Fraacisco Harry S,ssc, dsck hand san
Evanoisco.
SAVED.
Mss Jane Browning, San Francisco J. N. Bardveii,
Michigan Bum Nicholas Pratt Mrs Leggett boy and
girl Psaluma; Mrs Lans, boy aud girl san Francisco
fhosnss Thompson Grizzly FIAT J. n BardweiI, Dead
w,od Placer county: - Rosenhein,, San FrAncsco; q.
Kidd captain OF the wasnos: Mr. BALDWIN, pilot; Mr.
gAstou piSot Robert MTrsos mate Capt fhnips, en-
giussr =. Connovap. Ssn Francisco
TREMENDOUS ExrI osIoS ON VALLEJO srREwf WHARF,
AS ErafNs BLowN TO ATOMS. FouR MIX sEvsRsLv r
ynsuRxp AND orHKas PROBABLY sLowS ovxs-
soAHD AND DROWNED.
From the Alta California. sspt tsl
Yesterday sfternoop, a. fsw uinutes ksfoss four
sovok, srcnsssees ssssstoa oscurrsdoAs Ne o1tss