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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
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Ty,egran, fran Missouri stale '"'' .
Rsrimcu, IL lowsns, nn'nl'e'1hs soh' "''
a.. srO we,s malpAins Ger ,hs ls'de'S'
,,,,,uy h.Huurs With the insr'iPl'en'--
..,,,ln ,ar ,le oppressed and hasirHlnG 10
"a n, yallaui sons or A.lssVuri, in lrggll
ing ,Ls rar,elous hordes OF ldhcelni'es f'om
h,. horlrrs. This is significant OF 1le fact
tia, the sway oglhe lyran, Is becoming oP'
passive and that tie rebellioa is spreading
into hls own realms aud threatening even
tie Capital Itself. The great Northwest
VII, ege long arouse Il, ,rsslf 10 ,ree sense
ar tie danger, that threaten to carry ru'a'
poverty anl dlsmsy into her oaos thriving
ilells, lowus and villages. Many Illinois
nns hare enlisted Ia the Southern army
now these Iowtns,-and Greeley says lo'-
D 70 seecsslonists viii join our army 'houl'l
II aruear lu'ore New TuIs, In Wrshlnr-
,,s. J;e ,-lim', 'ls.S hat br'n m''.ny A
de nsry, ni,gp. iD M, ,csy 'o.tns' "
4ittaa fshsc,t .taG lac,r tlt b''cee'
~ was lIigautd. a'ua, a"l'y e' hear ''
,.,.cr,.ons D.. from tg youhcg' amy 4oi'e'
.',u sm,ag tie people, H'imy 'H 'he 1si'-'
aud gross iasGbosdinai.ou among The colhcerH
What phase the Lincoln scene may r'x'
eAhib!, will only be revealed by time. y
Government tha, fears th. free discussion
Of lis own acts and resorts TO prescription
,yauny, imprisonment, and the suppression
OF public joaraais, cannot long sustain
it.rlC The very stones will cry ont against
II, and the people win eventually harl I''
tlespols from their high places,
The ranks OF the "rcbels' aro swelling
rapidly mud the rebellion bids fair to h'
the granlcst on record, and as costly to th'
Lincoln administration as amy OF the gren'
wars or Europe. The state Of Affairs IN IN
Kentucky chow plainly that that state VIII
10 redeemed. In Indiana, enthusiastic
pcsec.mcctings are held and Lincoln openly
dcno.nccd. In Connecticut, VIC hear Of
similar meetings, and in New JERSEY, tho
lave OF independence and respect FOR oni
rights still burn brightly in many places
The noble army OF martyrs, now immaret
in the D.siilcs OF the U. state,, comprise
many members from almost every s'a'e l"
tho old Union, and in the Confederate
States; and every day brings fresh eTi-
dcncc that the'rcbelliou is vigorous ana
spreads itself likc a green bay tree, ana
rears itself in the oppressed reg 'ons Of Ma
ryland, Kentucky and Missouri, like the
shadow OF great rock in weary land
More rebels, yet, will be mustered into ser
vice snd tho serried hosts may well ffiSb'en
the Gorilla out Of his propricty and cause
him 70 beat his breast with rage ana ili'po'
tent fur. Tie rebels will come, aud wha'
is very satisfactory, to all conceFne'' SiF
Lincoln canro, help 1t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
GV'Eg

ENRON the undersigned, living { mi IS
H' South o. rnlas. on tho 9Th day Of 0rtc-
her 1851 ore EsiaGk Mare. three years
old one BLACK Horse Colt, one year
old braided on The left sho'i'der with . sN
inveried; ono ycac oil Worse Colt,
banded 8 G. IN fhr right shoulder, aud ono
brown year oId Eissy, branded in the same
manner. will literally reward any per-
son who will deliver said horses to mo, or
give me any information that viii enable
me to find them. EIDRlGE GILL.
Dallas co nty. Texas, Oct. 16, 1S61-3tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
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! FoRI SM.TiI, AsSa oel 9th lsdl'
J.W. 3RiSnELls Hy Der ST'--l d'op
you a line fom lhis p.aes, t,at yVH may
LsrhA nay ''lleTald,' ia future, 20 this office :
lihe pelusal 0r It's contents las alRsys been
|a ueal to ne, and In camp Il viii heeome
an actual luSuiy, tol. Stones regiment
arrived at "NoFih Fork snail village
50 miles West Of tlls place, on the 81 lnAla
in tine heallh, and Ion for Camp'jackson'
ON the oh. Wal reach there byihe llih,
II no accident beials theta, ,and aI Nhieh
point will join ghsm again,
| len them at North Fork, Voluntarily,
that we nigh, lie sure OF getting our camp
eqnlppagc, tents, Sc, so necessary ios tie
aammand, going ss IL is 10 cold climate
| ind l5O ieil,s, and 81 wall, do, all Of Iha
hes, material, lbslng decidedly better Ihsn
the ieals usually sent herc,) marked 10 Col.
Sioas. Thanks to our Colonel for bis time
y liuli ion to this matter Wien Ia l,rgn-
Ia. lu aj4I.on thereto there is an ahund-
ance OF camp kettles, axes spades, &c. So,
az Of which l viii have sent on immcdiaie'
10 meet our command st Camp Jackson
Major CLARK inlOgmA ne that Gen, Nc
e il1el, wiilssiss. ~. shs -ltno,op snArcn ioi
MS fall campaign as s3on MS NO get IN, hey
1 been awaiting our arrival, oaly inVF
t.r 10 move.
There are many items OF news heTe cheer
ing TO Soulhrens heart, which you will re-
cslvo probably before this rcaehts you.
In haste, very respectfully.
JOHN S. GRIFFITH. ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
Aagniristrafor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Sep
y temher term, A. D. 1861, of the Hoy.
Probate Court of Dallas county, for Probate
business, Letters of Administration were
granted to the undersigned on the Estate OF
Il. *. Williamson, deceased. This is. there
fore, to notify all persons who are indebted
10 said estate TO make immediate payment.
and those having claims to present them
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scrihe1 by law.
3:6w. w. II. THOMAS. Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

YLx., CoAL.---A load of coal from Young
Das,y was brought to Dallas last wcek'
eal sold readily at is cts. per bnsiel' 10
ar Louis, blacksmith, who saysit VIII
norl we'll in the forge and is quite iroc
from sulphur. that which We saw
Ageaisd 10 be Of n recent formation and was
vrstts iair specimen Of Ignite. 1t is
iaunl in Young County nil along the val
lsy o. no Keechi, in incxliaustible qnanti-
iiea in ,aany places cropping out anu coy
cfiug ths beds Of streams and gulches iof
Auparuis Of yards.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

CHANGES Is THE COMMANDS OF TIE AEAr
OF THE PoToMAc.-We lea rn from the Rich
mond Dispatch of the 20th, received since
paragraph in another part of our paper
was written, that President Davis has con-
fcrred the important commission of Major
General upon Gustavus w. Smith, Of whose
accession to the Confederate army We had
occasion 10 speak few days ago. Gen.
Smith was TO have left Richmond for Man
assas on the 25th TO take command OF the
division heretofore under Gen. Joseph Il.
Johnston, Gen Brauregard continuing in
charge OF his own division. Gen. Johnston
will assume general command OF both
columns. Il may safely be said that such
combination Of skill and talent is not pre-
senicd in any ono army on the continent as
is nov gathered in tho Generals arraying
the Army of the Potomac.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
Galveston BOmbar(lment.

TGElING thankful for past favors
4 would now say to my customers that l
am receiving WHEAT at the marke, price,
for all debts due, and would be glad thoss
wishing to settle in that way would come
forward Ircgret to say that cannot wait
much longer for my creditors are expecting
me to pay, and shall be compelled, very
soon, to turn over my claims to them; and
| fear nothing but money will suit them, as
thev arc nj distance. Save cost, and pay
me in wheat. j. W. ELLETT.
Oct %, 1SGl--34w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
Estray Notice.

GTRAYED from the subscriber, in the
- town of Dallas, on or about th' 24ih of
September one Sorrei Mare, with Sor-
rel horse colt. Said mare is about
years old, abont Is hands high. If any
marks or brands. they are not remembered.
Said mare and colt were brought from Sher-
man, last May, and will perhaps try and
make their way back. Any person who
win take them up and inform me shall be
suitably rewarded.
8:tf E.. NJ. sfAcKPoLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
stray zEorses---s5O Reward.

Stray shOHSes---rDO hseNaTu.
It'd ANAWAY from the undersigned, living
IA at Coxville, Hill county, Texas, during
the fall of 1860 four Horses, viz: one
SOrrei Mare, with q bell on, branded
Il on the shoulder; one year old Fflly,
brand>d 8 on the shoulder, both hind feet
and one fore foot whitc,-boih mares in foal
when they Left Also, one Red Horse,
s or years old, some saddle marks. no
brand, and one Ycarling Colt, not
branded.
l win pay fifty dollars reward for the de-
livery of said horses TO me, or liberal re-
ward for any Of them. Address the UNDER
signed, at Coxvillc, Hill county, Texas.
ALEXANDER S. cox.
Ocfohsr 23. 1S6I-3.mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

r- smith :iurphy have 'esr'"' ""Es''.".'"''
o., ,t. O. su,. In the frat Place 'h'y wait "tO'' ~
,s,,A BAY will pay the highest Market r'''' ~ '""
,.r irrrb ipdiyr; then they want WNa' "' '"'" ''
grer s. q, end notes; and ls.iiy' 'h'y w"h so."'
fost,f,sr TtsrsaY note, AVID oo"d'' eva "'0'' W.
ua.yh hoy will give goods at the very lowest p''ooo'
thqJ lsrsa heavy siock, AMI perAohs can y" '"'
;i,lss hey want. Call and src them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

AE-St.eu,ion Is called TO the advertisement oi 81.
sr4vs uii in ,o.dny's paper, who has lost se'e'''
Sd of oek, and 0ners liberal reward 'or ih'o''ua
ZION whe rsiy hr may get them
AIlo 20 the advertisement Of Alexander r toS' "a
ta,,g!a Hiii county. He offers sco Reward 'or 'ho
rgsor ,-. >fhis eninals.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

B.irai roS DoabAxpsD.-Thish heading wii DC sem
10 "a, si,cr,Hing columns over thu signature 0'
j. = Ellsu, Esq, but il need alarm no oHo--he mere
~ w.,is those Indebted to him to bring hin wheat
I,f,if iudcb,cincssj very reasonable ro1reS'' or
Ell -u- IN rpers have wheat to spare HeId INC aa'of
f',.s,t,.t md then give him call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

War RATIOS Isl. pounds Of fresh
or ss,t beef. or pound OF pork; IS ounces
Of soft bread or four, OF IL ounces haTd
bread; y OF. beans OF l 3-5 olnees rice
5-6 ounces sugar; J ounce coffee; gill
vinegar; onncc candlesi ! ounce soap;
ounce AMT. This answers for the Fubsis-
lance Of each soldier FOR day, ard rightly
managed is plenty; aad with , rs1dent
cook the scraps can be made Up INTO IAized
dizhes, and noihing be lost
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
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t4,t .. -f,-Inf N, Ipnssasraie S'a'rA'
'a,s ~. aorls'a 70 rnn.nn, rnni,,,,, s,r ;,,n,.,...
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l,.sa .r Ara Csayras1lcnal pi, ri'''
For CsngrrIs-Sth Disirir,.
Ns,fs saiii'rissi &c sAno'nee w Wuisn"' =.
SXTil VI, H,Q., Of Lsuisr county, Ns esh.'M'" esh " :.
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ts, tS.a i.isrst STATES tSnsrs.s'
psy Csnyrc-.---ld nisi,ief'
U.r-fr. as ,Il.ha,ir.l 10 anaa,nrf Hon. u. W.
am, b., tl:hs ciy "f li0n i"n, a, 'hd'''s t"''
,r..rr he ~ nisrls; ef IsNa-, 10 va V"a.'"' "
,.... .... .!sg ti- S.s;F.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

A Troy beauty, while skating, was cni-
barrasscd by the falling aEay Of her .'pan-
ties Took tilcm of quietly, aud packeted
Them. Some one tfiea 10 esadoie with her.
aDon't rarc, says brasllg sos another
pair GA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
ts. RI. 6aUBYSlARD,

!. 10 ildrsss the citizens, ~ Candidate Tor
,.sg-ets, at ihe following timrs and places
"a Laucas.e-, Friday, .5lk October.
A. naliaa, saturday, 2Gth October.
81 Grapavine y: o., Tarrani County, Mon
- va October.
4, p ,r Worth. Tlssday, Goth October
81 l.rivillc, Wednesday, ao'll October
a rs,aeriord, Parker county, rr,d"E'
,tralsr las. l-'o..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
go yoEuufeers,

II have Just received a lot Of Canteens and
IL material forscoyerine The same, just the
thing for Volunteers, nj low prices.
E. u. STACkPOLE.
Oct. 2sd, Is6l-3tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

FaS- The Houston Telegraph notices tic
death Of Jas. s. Berry, the oldest inhabitant
Of harris county. He was q native of South
Carolina; served seven years in the U. 6.
a,rar, VAS in the hattie Of New Orleans,
and pirticipatcd in tie Texas Reyola;ioa.--
IIr ls s. seventy six years old
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

" Lu1 no rNtUrHs TOT NtuNc1 Hot Vt Vt '711e'''F'' ~
ta7qfaar. The following District Judges
have bton elected: T. H. stribbling, in the
~; Il. 3. Walker. in the 9th; $. Power, in
tA. la.h; c. L. Clcayciand, in tie 18TH;
an1 ]. N'. Fe mis-, in tho 18th.
Ra!arns we're not received from the couli'
ties Of Anderson, hidalgo, ill., Liberty
Trayit and Shelby.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
glew Aagertlsements.
WOOL WANTED.
BIHOR which Cash or MerChan.
h. diru will be paid, at the market price, by
Oct, ..J,-3:4t SMITH Il MURPHY.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

ENE have heretofore, duFlns tIIneS OF
w peace. done u credit business, but owing :"
our ports and usual fcilic. Of trade being clu-ed,
so we close The credit system. and shall for The fu're
sell only for tho CASH DOWN.
dallas Texas Oct o. 1SGl-3:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

XIV YORK, Oct. GA serious riot occur.
rel ~ lIudsoa City, on Saturday night,
herwsen the Barney rifles, quaricFsd az tthe
rniicj States arsenal, and three hEndred
.isiseas, which il wrs feared would lead 10
s..srioi.s results. nu;nber of persous were
isrinasly inifsfed, including tic mayor Of
ilnlzsn-
,DrrE.oT, Oct IA special dispatch 10
is.t free fi'rcss, from Toren;o, ssss that
t.,. Rankin. member Of parliament, lslely
a.l.orizei by lie ielsrai government TO
So 4 rrgisaent OF lanerrs, was arrested
=esie-das fes actiES In sisleiicn cf Ike
l'Vs;faiii- lse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23
gron Cl.np Jaca,on, Artal.ala.

4 bgun Clnp Jackson, AlanSaa.
1 W, have syen letter f.un Capt, Jno, j.
Cool, under date of Ihe slih, ull,, giving an
sesann, Of guile serious accident NLi'h'
occurred during tie dr'll of tie Artillery
ou that day. While on dr,li the order wss
given 10 ire to tie rear, the pieces wheeled
round, and eHlrs,ns passed. 10 rear of pieces
whea the 9th crlsson arrived within abenf
ten feet Of it's gun all three OF The ammualI
ton boSes, eon.s'ning $50 rounds OF areJ
ammunition, exploded, shalierlng the car
r'sgc into thousand plsees erd sending
spl.nlers aud iGon faS,enings 10 every d.
reetlon. Although tic ealsson and guns
we're surrounded hy mcn, not one was
touched; Mr. Land and Mr.. DcnsOn, we're
pretty seriously hurt by The horses. Capt
Good adds; "0ur escape was miracle;
only two minutes before every eaInonse'
was mounted upon the boxes. have been
7.Ty eaef5 cv,g siuce Jhe battery was
.uepcl oy,s t,I,e At DALLAS, suieunB r'
r,e car,lgi N iss Sisiiiys--a9sasse a'sss'
! irxrs .i-.uuI cai, aseourt ioy the cSi 'o-
sion ouly on tIe b, po.apsis 'hA' = fr.eI'on
,uts lad fallen tlruHrh The hole in tho
drawer aad ,ouul iIs say Under g ball,
she'll or stand Of canister aad was isni'ed
by tho jo'llns of the charge on top of it,
Col, Jt.hn H. singleion,Gof Ellis county,
was at Capt. Good camp, and Was acting
i
as an .ma,cur csnnopicr at the time Of the
aboyc accident. Af,er tho explosion, ho
coo.ly remarked that -"ho had seen enough
service us q cnnnoaier; asked transierto
10 tha Infantry he didn't know anything
about them things you called ke',oas, bu'
could hsnde rifle pretty we'll CaPtaia
Go Vi says: So.
"TNo expresses csnedown tonight ono
from Col. Grcor, and the o;hor from Col.
Mclntosh, calling 20. -iniorcemcnis. Tic
enemy are concentrating forces nj Osccola,
in tho ncighborllood of their camps, and
about 40 ia,ics FROM here. In consequence
OF sickness wc have not moro than 400
men in lhis camp fit ior dnty. The new
troops FROM Texas are anxiously expected,
and may expect hot work on their arrival.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

ss- Oar GOvsraor eieo.. hon. hank R
Lslbsoek, vas in New Orleans On 4 l2.h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-23

lsg'" The Austin Gazette publishes the
agsia! result Qfthc election in August last,
isr Aaud Commissioner, which. foots up as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

HENRr H. LEEDS. AUCTioNEER-- HENRY II. LEEDS
CO., VIII ae!, at auction, "Wednesday Oct 49, 1T II
O'Clock in front of store Is Nassau street. beau pair
bsy Horses Phaeou &c, the property of gentleman cav-
ing for Europe Long tailed bay horses l5a hands hgh
about years old perfectly gentle and kind in al harness and
under aaddlc also Syphide Phaeton made order by
Wood Brothers. also double Harness made by parties
the whole having been but little used and fine ORDER
EiNnkcls.
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PRoOKLyN PROPERTY AT AUCTION AND PnIyArp

ffROCkERY, GLASS. CHINA KEROSENE LAMPS
~ and FAncyGoods by s. VI. BARTLETT A,irtioner
Tuesday oeer 10 10 O'clock at 2si Pearl street 500 lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

II $40 crates Earthenware, French China Silver Plated
and Fait9a Ware Fancy Goods kc.We,inesday, October
10 al II o'clock at the auction room, Is Murray street.
| Broadway Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

T'noMAs vEircH, AuCTioNEER-ofFfCs NO. "a,
Broadway.By order OF Hon. Edward q. West Surrogate
viii soil Wednesday, Oct H. at % Sixth ut 10 NJ
large lot OF osewo1d, Mahogany. Walnut OAK SUITS
IN bocatc and hair CLOTH Bescads highly carved Cen lg
Tables CoaEc Reel ton anu Cane Chairs and stooa HI.
Etcgcrea, Sidepoars Sofa Lounge and Chair Frames.
Piano. Horse, CARR Harness Wagons Tools Sc Also lease
premises, being the stock OF Albert Steiuhams, deceased
= i. Russell. Public A administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

" horsemen wanted TO ~ up a sqaadfoa Of n.eaa4ea
rhcs acting General WOODS Body FurlrcAs
Monroe, Va. headquarters 42f Broadway. l0s
LIEUTENANT J. A. MELIICK Recruiting Officer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

A UCTIoN NOTrCE.-THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
~ Captain Crosby, at u Sixth will be sold
plDc auction TINS day afternoon at o'clock to the highest
bidder without reserve consisting Of two black walnut Par
ler Suits covered IN satin brocate and reps; Centre and
Side Tables, Corner and Side Eegcres Mirrors Paintings
Curtains, Clocks. rosewood md mahogany Bedsieads Blu
rsans Washsnd Table, Chairs Rockers Glass and China
Ware Hair aatttesses Holsters Pillows Ocotb fine Bins
sells Gapats Bookcase Bookstand, Shades, Chandeliers
siaaM quantity OF fine Wines and Liquors. Stoves also lot
of Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

LIoR sALE-oNE COLTS REVOLVING gIFLE, oNH
IL Colts Navy Pistol; also fine English daok Gun, 81
nearly Apply at AZ John street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

COMPANY b. SIXrY.NINlH REGIMENT, n. Y. S, ~,
~ New York, 0ct. IS f3H.-coBlpany Order NO. f5.rac
members OF thus company and the volunteers who servad
with them N the virginia VIII attend speciAa
meeting "Wednesday cvenns the 10TH inst at o'aoex
precisely, at No. A. FRINGE street. by order Of M
THOMAS LYNCH Captain.
W. r. RoGxns, Sergeant. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

r II. BURLEY, AUCT1ONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day, a O'Clock, "a Canal street large assortment
OF Household Furniture, consisting OF Soias sofa Beds
hogny Rocking and other Chnire marble top and other B
Pier Muutel and other ssses; mahogany black
and other Tables Wardrobes, Enaneed Suits Washs,ands
BARRACKS Booksands Hair and other Mattresses Feather
Beds ONCE and Cooking Stoves, Conforters, Blankets
Kitchen Furniture, Bfasses Threepy Ingram aud other
Cnrpc,s Also seventeen second hand Carpets nearly
To be sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

yN N. HOLI,iNGsHEAD, AUTHORITARIAN CASES
w Boos, Shoes br0sans and kubD, r. auction,
Tncsday o. DOL Is ~ ios O'Clock, the OF j r
Whehouse, Is Corandt street, comprising assortment
Of FAN Goods adaped % city and copnty trade e wh eh
invite the attention OF buyers. Also the balance q Re
Laier's Stoek Catalogues the morning a; sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15
4, ooLroN.-tMMENsE sALE or uorsEnoLp ruE
CEoRGE COOK, AuCrIoNEER.

r. GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER.
~ Assigne"s sale Of elegant Household Furniture,
Remove ed for convenience sale III Broadway,
row. az y oe"s being the entire stock Of OF the best
Cabinet Makers IN The city consisting of Paror Chamber
Library and Dlng Room Suits: Warrobes, Etcgcrcs Buff
TETS Extension Dining Tables Lounges Chairs, Secretaries
bookcases, &c For particulars catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

RIO SUTTLERS AND DEALERS.-TiIE VOLUNTEERS
Relief Oatmen the and cheapest ia in h,i.d.
style and warranted Sold Wholesale Park
and 1893 Fulton street, n Y.
Vv0 SUTLEKS.--rHE PATRI OTTO STATIONERY
Packet, Just the h for te army. Furnished Sut-
ters liberal discount Also Union stationery low
Tor cash. HASKINs 4 Co, sc Is e&man street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

INANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
" yonng woman; Is excellent cook; understands All
kinds OF pastry bread and biscuit has objection
~ washing and ifoang has objection to city country
the best OF reference be given. Can be for
lays II not engaged at $50 East 37h ST. between 81 Sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

CDERIFFS SALE,--A NJ CRISTALAR. ApCrI0NEER,
- y Bowery viii sell this day, l5th, IL o'clock,
Trunk OF Dry Goots. By order Of JOHN KELLY sheriff
O'clock large assortment OF Men and Womens Wearing
Apparel consi sting OF sat Dresses Capes Saws and Mu
tas, Goats, Pants Vests &C. by order Of A. j. JACKSON,
% Walker aireet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-15

~ No y Nassau street. between Fulton and John streets
DANIEL A. MATHEWS Will sell auction Tomorrow
tWedncsaay m iois O'Clock at his slesroom 10 Nassau
street general assortment OF new and second
hold Furniture vz:Rosewood Parlor Suits IN
plush Centre Tables Lounges Easy Chairs mahogany Sofas
fockers Chairs Extension Tables Bullets Dining CHAIRS
Washstands Mattresses, pallnss"s warrobes Bookcases
Gard Tables BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets Corner
Shaving Stanrs CRIBS oil Paintings, China Glass Ware
Caal ana goods ready for examination early
ing OF sale Also lot Of walnut and oak Dcsks Olce
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