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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
Retail Price 81 StriSottie, or sir for s..

Principal ONCE and salesroom. M Fast Fourth
street. I'd building from Main street, Cincinnati, o.
laboratory. No. ~ Hammond street. .... .-.
For sale in Fairfield county by Gee. KauHman &
Coz SiGord & Delashmuth. Lancaster: kaib Rusb'
Vile; Abbott & Son, Cirnrport; Philip Hane. Pleas
antville; G. F. HHmln, Oakland: Harman d Curtis.
Pickerington; n H. Nicely. Baltimore; Beery ~ Ne
Candlish, Bremen; SEndrrman Knaud. Amanda;
7. l.. Braltin. New Salem; Joseph Raier. Mhlerspori
II. b. Hirner, Basil and by drigsisti ard merchan.
Sept. ~, ie0i,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19

EEA letter will be found on our first
page from Harry Conner ESQ., d
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19

ETSee advertisement in another col
umn--'iecruits wanted"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
List Of Township Meetings

Puruant to previous call, the Fairfield
County Union Executive Committee. met
at the Mayors Office at O'Clock P. M.
on Saturday, Sept. 9Th inst. p. B. Ew-
ing was chosen chairman and K. Frjlter
was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Joseph Doron of Walnut
Township, was nominated candidate for
the office Of County Commissioner, and
Justus Yougbans Of Hooking Township,
for, the office Of Inftmary Director, at the
ensuing elsctioa, - "a -..
On motion, K. Fritler was appointed
| Treasurer pand R. M0CIark, p. lB. ,Em
bicll and X. Fritter were appointed ste
to serve as a Finance Committee ~
Township meetings will be held as fol-
lows: Nr t'l.'
gDaueutsyilleen Friday Evening Sep.
9f) az W NWGF EkS N& b# Ff
sLancastdf Saturday, Evening. Sept. 9l.
Lithopilis, Monday, Sept. 23d at 3
O'Clock. e'aEf!84 10
gQbstPurts Monday Evening" Sept: %
1Hamburg, Tuesday ESenings srpt. "a
PicheEing,ops Friday. Sept, r27sh at 2
O'Clock p. M, - 10
Naagers School House, Liberty Town.
ship. Friday Evening, Oct@4th.s
Lockvilleg 'Satdrd ay Evening ? Sept. 28
>. Election House, Berne Township,
Grecn6eld Township Election House,
Clearport. New Salem, Rushyille, Lilhop.
oils, Bremeny Amanda, Genev., Lancas.
ter, Basil. on Monday Evening, Oct. '7lhi
Suitable places for holding the meet
ings will be secured BY the member o.
the Executive Committee OF tho Town
ship .a's 6slla 5s
One or more Of the following tianfed
speakers will be present and address III,
people at The respective meetings.
N. A. Dangherty, II. H. Hunter,
A. McVeigh, II. NJ. Clark, 70
Hon. N. Sebleich, John D. Marin,
P. b. Ewing, Chas. Borland,
John B. Mcneil, W. P. Creed.
Jerry Monteith,6l John 5. Rrases
David P. Keller. o. P. Lanaoa,,
AsJ. rDildiae, scot "A. J. Shrader, 3,
Wm, Ewing, John Reber,
Emanuel Giesy, DR.. A. c. Barlow
Dr. pm. aWsgenhals, DR.. J. H. Lewis
G. +. ShaeGar, Joseph A. Shaw,
K. Frit,er, 'sL's'1f
Bills will be posted previous 10 eacl
meeting; upon which will appear th'
names Of the speakers. lc lt't 20
| 1'baraunhu ad inurnnd IN meat Saturda,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19

-. ..r 4 al hia''f
H. Remember the
Union Meeting to be
held at the Court
House in this city, on
next Saturday eve
ming, Sept, 2lstE u01
HsHunter,5sM A.
Daugherty, Me-
Weigh. Jacob Plout
and ! JnO. ID. Martin
Will address the q meet
O .. o. p. 3
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Union Mee,iprs.

b 3 q" |" "a w. HE.
The Union meetings being held 10 va.
rious parts Of the county are largely at.
,ehdsdland arc accomplishing grsst good
Thsloyalpepph ofall former parties come
up to hear The truth, their interests and
the ihtsrssts ofthss Whole country discus
ed. These meetings have effected the
pOs.NstpnishipgIchauge in lhe public
asahnsntIOf this county. Ansuhdsceis-
ed and fsdlightsuedl peOpleg Bolring the
truth endlpEpRsrF aPprsOiiAelipg tbs inter.
ests involved in the struggle, are rising
up AID apurning the dsmagogues who
have 'nisied them. So great has been
The bhahgs eGectsd chat The Eagle Clique.
bitterly and obstiaately asit has opposed
the wa, ore nov crinsiGg 81 the feet of
The people and ostsaggliugs tpesaYethem-
selves, from utter route and ruin by prs-
tended sdvocacy Of the war. 30 great
a has been the change already effected, that
Ithe.electiou was to take place to-npr-
ROW. the Union ticket would sweep the
pounlyiby a triumphant and overwhelm'
ing majority.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
A NEW ARTICLE
DE. K,ssTOMACH RITTERs

new and delightful slomacblc aud Cordial, for
giving tone to the stomach and for the prevention Of
bilious opIaints incident TO the Western country
Try 1t. As morning d:ink, 10 assist digestion aud
relieve Dyspepsia i'll has no equal Try II. In fGsor
II ssHpfri0r to all other btteTs. Try Il. r.
The formula Ofthese biitsrs, now (fS6I) the sole
property Of DR.. Rohaek. originated with one Of the
oldest and mos emiBeH Medical Practitioners Of the
west, aud II is directly predieaed upon the wants OF
wcster peopte. These Biters derive their slim nn
from the powerful tonic nature Of the roots and herbs
of which they are ccmposedt and as they are. by al
laying rnnainral erar3?s M ot We -toiaeh, dlrte'y
believes that 10 making them widely know the pub
lie welfare issubseTvod. b. - ,... a.-, . va
1t will soon be for sale By all Of DR.. Rooack's nu-
rerous agents, and al hntets. nc. the country bTer.
In the meantime. orders will be alled direct from
Cinennatlin any quantity .ani at the Lowest rates.
Ii Is put up in quart bottles. and securely packed IN
one doz cases. Half doz. sample cases will how ever
be packed and sent lo any address, II desired.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
LATER FROM THE DIsAsrER.

Since writing the foregoing. we have
received the following dispatch from the
scene Of disaster, by an operator who
went down from Mitchell on the river
train, and addressed to the Superinten.
dent Of the Road in this city. Il is dated
'tTen mindtespast one o'clock"
Bridge No. 48 is broken in iwo--it let
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19

RThers are some men in this county
who are making a terrible -fuss for fear
that the loyal citizens will violate some
law bsAsxecutiug summary vengeance
upon their persons These same indf are
daily and hourly violating tie law Of tbe
land, by carrying concealed about their
Persons, Knives aud pistols and billys and
sting shots. aid earring them, toe, fol
the express purpose Of forcing their obi.
Gus and dsloyal opinions upon The people,
PKRsoNAt, SERGEANT SErH WRLDY,
made hissappearahcei iarioug Us on Tues.
daylast, looking fresh atdvigorous. He
advises US that tie organization of Col
CArrington's regiment is progressing rap
IDLY. and that the men are fast becOmiue
soldiers, and that the col,is the idol o.
his men. ~ m ts.ns e t.Slsgs.y5. Z \ q. =.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19

1--WE cannot thersfOrs, Withhold our SER
vices,i our properlyp or our, lives when
called upon by the proper authorities to
aid in carrying on apyawar, in which the
country is engaged I'll [Eagler Sept. y.
Ish possible you would sinbus your
hapdsin thebleqdQf brothef2YTIs itpQs,
sible you would lay down your ''life" to
''estpblish thejpfinciples of the. Chicago
platform. "and to s"tdrn four million Of
worthless pegroes free upon the NOrth?p
Why sir, we thdugK we had heard you
say, one Sabbath afternoon, on Shelters
corner, in the presence Of Charles Ga
rsghty and others, tbatsbefore you would
take up arms againstyour brothers in the
Soah, you would suffer the lightning rod
of The City Hall to be run through your
hesril' But perhaps we we're mistaken
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19

Bills will be posted previous 10 each
meeting; upon which will appear the
names Of the speakers, 5 ln nlE', ,Na
Thereupon adjourned omest Saturday
Sept. 21st, at / o'clock P. M. a@
P, B. EWING, Chairman
lHf,rLy ITnYrre1eo Qonra,n.u ffhat.t.t...tF o..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
: CITY OF LAEGAsTHR;

fHURsDAY..:. 5III SEPT. 10. 1861
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
AGENCY
General Agency Office, Greene.s Block
e. G. ItANNTM, LANCASTER. q.

IL business in this line promptly attended to, sale
N Of Real Estate, property rented or exchanged,
collections made. DevNtes special attention 10 dis
posing newly invented useful articles for household
use,by sale and through agents. Also. Maps. late
publications. &C., &c. tby Territories June6.-3mlo
Refersnoes-John D. Martin, John @. Weaver.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19

.ah u
.@-"Agstes tile correspondent ofthe
Ciuvinnati tiusettes writing on 1.-THE 14th
inst, at Carnifax's Ferry. the place from
ShichFloyt ahdii5:rsbsl forces werere-
Gently routed by Gen Rosencrans. says our
troops are still lencaped near the site ofthe
lateseugagemensp The rebels destroyed
boats and Bridges, and the exhaustion Of
our men, and the difficulties Of crossing,
have hithesto delayed pursuit. There is
also an 'uuacceuntable want Of tradspofta
tion.l Z 1tlllllLlJ ,1liliMlillhl
A reconnOissaho6 was made by McCook
yesterday, which ended In his enterifig
the camp. over tile river, Floyd had stop
ped in afser bisretrsat. udwhichehe had
.left,at 10 O'Clock that morning. Floyd
himself was then ten, miles. towards Lew,
isburg. Cox vas threatening Wise. and
that doughty warrior was likely speedily
to "rei tire" MoCoOk brought in seven
teen prisoners which, added 10 silioseal
ready taken, s*ells tbs. number to abOu,
thirty i.ssa az aa,l .saa. ~ ,.7'.',5ot
Lee has been beaten back at yCheat
Mountain. and is evidently alarmed fol
fear Of beingin the rear. is7ea 'sai 's,s.S
I Aud we aro.still waiting. for transport
alton. ss,sa y rttn,q.se. ,s,srre
.r -...i .r-.. t'.... DO .l. r.. ... d n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
The Battle in Western Virginia.

Further Particulars; Floyd Wounded in tie
Arm--A Desperate Contest--7As Rel
el Loss Heavy Lee AHaeked Reynolds
on TAursday-- Condition of our woun.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
House and Lot for Sale.
- WDo AtBe NJ

c,HARiTY LODGE, ROY, meets every AcDdAs
N{SHs9HrocKING NRocK HocKING ENeAMPMENT, No. %, piocsl
od n nd al Thursday Eveningin each month.
Lancaster, aprlr1s, ls60-sti -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-19
Notice.
ORDER & INGMAN,

RESIDENT DENTISTS.
LANASTER, o HIO.
TVNRNDE their professional services to the public
Pulling, PIN gging, and Plate work Done IN the
ne Attest and most urable manner;
MPORFlCE-Inthe Giesy BulGlns,
ianoast.r iii I9g0--0lf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

CypNEY, AusTRALIA-THD UNDERSIGNED AS
London agent Is authorized to receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Sydney Morning Herald" issued
daily, and the Sydney Mail" published every Saturday
summary edition for EUROPE received regularly via Mar,
seilles Price 6c O. STREET. Colonial newspaper ONCE 30
Cornh, g Advertisements be sent 10 him, Of
his agent, THEODORE PEARSE, S63 Sixth avenue, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

TINTED STATES STEAMER RHODE ISLAND NO.
vember q, iSji-Editor of Her.ld-I notice in your
paper the 2yb, inquiry by the
ed in the late rebellion, how and by whom the bounty
extra due and TO become due them be obtained.
the benefit OF those interested will that CALVIN O.
hRisH Attorney At Law competent person attend
to such matters and that he has the necessary blank
forms and applications and thoroughly posted such
matters. Those whom bounty and prize money are due
or who have claims of kind against the
woui do well to call on him lie may be found
Sz broadway, room no Hoping have been of service
my fellow countryiaen am, respectfully, d. D. CLARK
Late OF the raymaster's Department,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

fNO MARKET GARD1NJiRS,--TOL LEASE, FOR A TERM
OF years that Plot of Land the side OF the
wood water works engine house. Long Island, the
Union II contains between six and acres
the ailroad and IN all respects well adapted
ket gardener. Terms moderate. Apply to JOHN COX 4
CO., COG Broadway, NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30
NOTABLE
TRADESMEN

MASON DKLIsLr, patented by the Empress and the
Queens of England and Holland No Boulevard des Capu
cines facing IN Paix. Silks India and French Cash
mere shawly Lace Linearie Mantes Fancy Goods We'd
ding Suits, Court and Bali Dresses.
Decentralization Fauvet, No. 4 rue Monars
TIE HRAppRRssBs MILLINERY Of Mile. Sober, IS
Neuve ST. Augustine represent truly the type
that several foreign courts bye whom she has
ed them.
LACE vro1ARp-Every requisite for Wedding Suits Pro-
meDade and evening dresses, de-, No rue de Choiseai
JwEILER TO II. M-KRAMER 81 rue Neuve st. Augustine
MoHsR0LAISy-tB Bronze China and Ancient Furnstare}
The warerooms removed TO 10 rue de Helder
CHRoSoMErERs AND CLocks--Lc Roy and Ffs makers to
the navy Paais Royal Is and Is Galerie Mon,penser.
SxyRxs CHINA China, Crystals Dinner Services, Doiguy
fa.aA Royal Galer1e Montpensicr, II and 80.
GOLDSMITH AND yEwELLKR-Wiese, IS de rArbresec,
near the Louvre Prices In known figures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

INSTALLATIONS.

A TyENTLON SMOKERS.--riIE FOLLOWING SMOKING
IA T0b&eeos have been approved OF BY all have used
them as nparting the most delicious flavor and particularly
by the ladies these Tohaccos be smoked
without that dsagreeabie odor which is objection
abic feature smoking tnbacens We would call the
attention of suffers and the trsc in General
brand the Color Your Mcer chaum wGf Il put up in h.
PACKAGES each pac CONTAINING. four pieces. This To-
baeco IS pressed anG ccnps such small space that
b. carried by the sodr without any trouble The quality Of
this brand unsurpassed; the well known "Kckily-
klek put up in hvt pound pa Ia end in o. l0)
pounds And the neral ftyorc Our Choice =; Ia brand
Is packed quarter pound packates and labelled. Our To-
Dac s have been ed 10Th by navy the
Tor mt rlor brands ~ other manufacturers For bill prices
&c, OF above Tobaccos address H. APPLEBY SONS 1873
Water street New York. the fine Ca
Sendish Tobacco in io md and all kinds
Snun, dealers In Leaf Manufactured ToJaoco choice Ha
vaia and domestic segars, Pipes 6c &c. &c. AL orders by
mail carefully put ur and promptly forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

THE ELEVENTH HOURi--IT IS NOT TOO LATE
Read the beautifully illustrated book Human Frailty
Price y cents Sold by Dr. BARROW l4 Blocker street,
Tour doors from hscdonss New York Sent free every
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

ITO RENT PAYERs-A NEW TWO STORY HOUSE
and full Lot can be bought for Slu00 without interest
payments foliows$it0 cash and xlU per month for
years deed given receipt OF purchase Apply
fhe Office OF b. c. DANIELS, OF Fifth and
Fourteenth street, Brooklyn.
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" ONWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIoNEER.
IL ASSIGNEE'S FINAL SALE OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

By EUWAKD bCHENCK, ms day 9th instant. n
eleven O'Clock, his salesroo 1855 and Broadway
stock OF OF the finest cabinet makers the city
ing In part Of elegant solid and plain rosewood Suite
In satin and brocatel plush elegant rosewood
Amoea Glaze. magnificent rosewood round
seads and Bureaus do. in black walnut finished OIL
rosewood and walnut Secretary Library bookcase elegant
rosewood and walnut E,egeres, carved walnut and oak
Bullets oak and walnut Library Dining Room Chairs,
and other elegant Furniture. The
best manufacture and will be positively sold by order
assignee. The particular attention Of those Of
giant furniture Is respectfully requested q this ade
j z FREEMAN ASSIGN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

DuBLIC SALE IN PHILADELPHIA
l. FIRST GLASS SUGAR REFINERY
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER To- 1861,
at II O'Clock, noon, viii be sold nj public sale,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
the extensive and valuable Sugar Refinery No 22l Vine
street. recently occupied by Eastwick Brothers.
all the machinery &C., in erfec order for immediate opera
ton; capable OF refining from $4,000 to 5000 pounds OF
gar day and storing raw sugar aud
5000 bbs refined sugar
The outstanding notes of Messrs Estwck Brothers will
be received Ia paymea FUN descriptions may be mad in
handbs at the store of MesSrs Bangs, Merwn Co. 5Y4
and 500 Broadway, and at the Merchants Exchange.
NJ THOMAS Il SONS,
Auctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DROCLAMATrON.-IN PURSUANCE OF A REsOLU.
ton Of the Common Council OF the city OF New York.
hereby offer reward of hundred dollars the
lection of voting ait npng TO illegally
of who shall procure aid assist
an sye or oer ILLEGALLY 50 into any ward
be held in this city on Tuesday the third day OF December
next To be paid the conviction of the offender the
certificate Of the Recorder District Judge OF
court where convicted that such conviction had the
testimony Of the person claiming such reward
But all claims for such reward presented to the under
signed in writing within twenty DAYS after the conviction Of
such offender shall be disregared Given under hand
the Mayors office: FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor.
NOVEMBER ~, 1851.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE HOLDERS or
IN the River Line Bonds Income Bonds Dividend onda
snd bills payable of the Cleveland and Psburg Railroad
Company who wish avail themselves of the
posed by the that tho books viii remain open fos
the purpose of making exchanges until December g. 1881
The mortgage bonds the company will be delivered 10
exchange for the above mentioned securities any time be-
day specified, by H. c. Kingsley u William street,
New York. and at the Office Of the company 1t Cleveland
Ohio. J, N MCCULLOUGH, President
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AuCTIoNEER
IL PARL0R PLATE SAFE
BY EDWARD sCHENCK, this day, 30th inst, at O'Clock.
at his saiesrooms 1855 I57 Broadway paror
silver and jewelry Safe made by Davidson, Of Albany
finished buffet, with marble top To be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

e17 000 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR
pI .UUU. exchange. A senteel four story brown
House, in West Sixteenth street. will be sold low
changed for vacant lots 0 . small house.
NJ. l.. SHELDON, 70 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

RIO LET-TlIE NEW TWO AND HALF STORY BRICB
House 100 Dean street. Brooklyn, until May with lii.
privilege of lease For inquire the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

TIoUSE FOR SALE.-THE FRAME DWELLING
III the Central Parx street. near
Firth syenue win be sold at public saiion the premises
ousy disposed of private sale. For terms apply
the Property Clerks oacc Fifth avenue. opposite Sixty
nth street
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK AND ERIE SECOND MORTGAGK
Bonds-Holders Of these bonds yet extended for
twenty requested TO their bonds without
lay al the occ OF the the foot Duane street,
for extension Those unwilling will receive
and interest for their bonds from parties who are willing q
extend Them presenting them said Office Tuesday
ard Thursday Of week. from 10 IL O'Clock until the
LIST day OF December.
NEw YORK Nov. 4, 1851.
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- & j. BOGART, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
>. venber 20 a. los O'Clock, the rooms No
North william street. Household Furniture, rosewood Piano.
Ac consisiin OF mahogany Sofa, Parior Easy and Rock
ing Chairs; Mirrors, superior English Velvet Brussels
Ingram Carpets. Oilcloh, mahogany Bureaus
Centre Tabea Oh Paintings Enggavings French Bedsteads
Beds aud Bedd NJ, Kiicnen Furniture Carpentcr's
Chest and Tools double single Harness once
Furniture, black walnut and mahogany on Desks,
Peror Fire Proof Safe, small lot of Hardware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

TIME BULL SLUT. WHICH CANE BY THE STEAMSHIP
City OF Manchester unless removed before Wednesday
next, will be sold by the Purser to Pay expenses
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BOARDING AND LoDGING.

LADY, HAVING TAKEN TIL z FIRST CLASS HOUSE
"A IA second avenue. Seventh street. has hand
some suit and also single Rooms TO dispose Of Cali al
house or address box 5, 3s3 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

T,OR SALE-ATABARGAIN,O ONE OF THE BEST LOCA-
ted and most profitable drinking Saoonsn this city, with
STOCK ana hxures wen hed up and enjoys an
Hudson River Railroad depot commands largo share of
transient well For particulars
inquire the premises Ii Hudson street. Of Reade
after 10 A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

A NEW THING-MRS. EMELINE NORRIS SOLICIT;
IA the con tnuation of the patronage Of her
the public as letter writer copist and amaruenss he
private rooms $50 Broadway, up stairs N. B-Lega
ments copied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

HORSES. CARRIAGES sLEIGHS AND HARNESS, -
IL For sale cheap lbs light Carriages all kinds and slyles
GO Sshs 20 sets Harness. Robes Bells &e 80 Horses and
Ponies AT No. III Nevlns street and 6i Fulton Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

DROFEssoR REsTELI. 162 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
be consulted, usual by letter 10 box $50 Bostou
Office, No. 8 Harrison avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES,
II. No 2W Firth avenue, cor rwcntysixth st., New York
No lT Montague street. Brooklyn.
CLASSICS Tuesdays and Fridays In Brooklyn.
CLASSES-Wcdnesdays and Saturdays in New York
Circulars for terms. &C., be had at either academy
tecnth srnctClas'cs Wednesdays and Saturdays
M"noays and Thursdays Private clnsses and schools at
demy.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-19

C"f professional! ana business cards, in
s.ludins the Daily paper,l not exceeding
FIVE lines for II months, $15-without
PAPER, SO
The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business: and the business Of an
advertising finn is not considered as inclu-
ding tina, of its ind ividual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, $ per square for each insertion
Anh"'lncim@ candidates for IL District or
State office, $40: for II Parish office, $ 10 :
SIity office, $50 b. PAID in advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tram
>lent persons. to be paid in advance.
{ Advertisements not marked on the COPY
for u specified time, Will be inserted till
forbid, and payment cXictcd.
Marriages AMI deaths will be published
;tS news: obituaries, tributes of respect, and
funeral invitations as other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-19
TER NJ 8 :

ADVERTISE RATES=
FOR THE " EEkLY:
For each square Of twelve lines or less
tor the first insertion, 81 90
I'"r each additional insertion, per
FOR Fitt. DAILY: