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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
From Washington And
i Burnside'S Army


II I'D IN ,r;ss.. A,mv 18th" P".o,nac, !
90 Nevembea 2l-ll hsa.t
Gen Patrick Proves, M"r~hal Gen.
crai n sv Anny.sss,is mosning creased
,he river, v. fredericksburg, under a
flag eft tr.' 81 conveying 10 I'll" civil
aatiiori,csot lat oi,y the following let
tor. iegn ndinr it's surrender:
"lIradqn a,sya Army ot The Potomac !
+ - !, h6a November 81.
"Td i. w. and Common Cornell
i lr.,isi .ck.A' Il: Gen,lemcn-sU Under
covef 7f gha hT - Of ynnr city. shots
have been iite On he troops Of ny
command W. mills anl manniacror
les .re i'u,ii 1,'4r provisions and ',c
m.e.,:l III e,as ing. armed ,mdies in
rebellion a the United States.
Y"ur ailroal> d other means ofsrsn.-
por,.,ion are rctnoveing supplies I" The
,lcpns u such DOPE, Thin condition
must t-rm'n..s' and. BY direction Of
G neral Burnside, / accordingly de-
m,nd the >nrrcn er Of the city into my
hands, a. the representative Of the
United Stn,c.. y, or before I've o'clock
this p. M: Failin. % affirmative reply
To this demand !. the. hQYr indicated,
sixteen hours ~ b permisied 70 elapse
for tho reno, nj fitm the city Of women
AMI children, i sick and wonfasdy
aged, &c., wheel eriod having exPiis;ig
I shall prcMesa '-..'holl eheaowa Up-
on ob,ain'n. pos ssios Of the city, isy::
cry noe. say NJ r. ~ill b taken 10
prcscrv. and SC . the protection md I
operation 'fis' iswa and pd!ioyaof IL
United 3 :,''s. 9 vsrpmcnt.' - '' :
. Il am ver, rerpee'f Ally. year 49, assv',
- ! -. ''..le. .V.SUMNEk
...s l',r, !, M.j. Gen. u. s. A.
"Com'g. tI'a riga eEthe Grand Divis.
ion" - .Fsbze's ~
On III. a-r',.t ~ The spp,.,issi si's Of.
tho r;x ~ 0-a. u, 'ck vas COZ. vsyed
to the guard h'.tc by the saililarv'
where he. was 4. to Cd mill III. !eply
was rr;.lA .IMu tie ,mcar,ine. his cS1g:
manica'ion Soon, eyed Is ten. Ilnag-
street, " lti,sc 'ra r01s cncampsd =
short dislau':c.a, ids the tiiy. Al the.
demand was .na.l vpon the civil an .
thnri,ias, Nc Nj. o. cent IN answnssSf,s y
which was evident yJuriten At the die.
taii"np' G,n. l.,GsHeet, TO the effect
,ha, the en- lain enumerated should
ihs,rc.nr dh.l. 1910 AszGa49 yppon onr
;'icket* ny! form: ing fapp'iss aqd mi
tc'iat a. liz c. : t'srats army was:casv
scrncd;sHaso stsl lnrebelap yssld ~ j
pnse the ocswYler # The oity ~ tn
G'ne,nRsn' a.+eetq He oo'nplained 9
tho SHIRT ss!yt q me SLOWED for The |
N,oyipg.of the v 4 Il, and risk saoldieras'|
The gssinGsn u ttAs# 4 an @iaae,: ::.s'c;;
1nc>,e'I, N n.,f ndsr consideration.
Permission III IL s II tiyen Ire citizens,
10 luA one train ~ u Tho city, but onl !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
g Vs #s !. ~ ~ -ss'sS~
QA1qelae1sn.e e9s he Exbcell@m Or
Ten t.deeO0Dsss - etssqDrl
w & 49,. W~shsr..AAu~ - OK

rAs'aica'aaad loqsi =! sse,
has the following:
|. - ztcativs O4s RiskAosa. Nov.
II. I. Liens. Gen Hamai. Com.
manding enc Trsnssl liaaiaipri nrpar,
n,11se A.T9ssNE.s gxf
uias(,rn~rali i. E,s,lossd soa win Had
alp -frem the Memphis Dali, Appeal.
of,hc Sd inst. containing ~ assosas
iasu,o lisg se tis rr;ysd tsq1g The PA.
myra (Mo) Co.siev, ! Fedesl is.ssuai.
wine i6nrsserHfte~ Coassasu6ts risiasss
81 Missouri, 81 order Of Gen: Mcneil.
'Afshe United 6ssess rvmr Yea Nm
communicate w ~ II tssss VIM ~
Federal oficef csmman,iiny oh~s 4.
partmenr ~ 1~sevtain ifthe .tasss -
s.s.sssea. |. ItsAey - - yes ~ill
'sleMaad s1he im1a - Nvss1efee
Mcneil tsahs CcNal 4esuu1A ap1A0sislsA
tsn.l if.his .aemsn,l issse senplied III
,yoa wtll inform MD o. laeqieR o0sss
'shas yns, are osasrsa a. exaculs ~ Asse
ten United State. 6lleer Tho fisll into
your has'ls.i ases.s as ~ ~
Y ~. Very respectfully yasss
JEFFERSON DAvlA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
OS Board rH8 STEAMER SrcKEa STATE
Nov. IL, Ise2.
Friend Wieting:

. :. Friend Wieting:
After consultation with some of our
Toledo friends. having a little leisure. I
have concluded a. Arop yo,, = shor,
!, 2 o'npu,ication, in regard to the oB:h
Reg. which may prove interesting /"
the soldier friends Of lama Co.
On Sunday the 18th inst we broke NJ
Camp at Iowa City and Mt half past 9
a NJ made our first s'srt en- route as
wo snpposed for rebeldom but owing to
the most admirslle management Of
Gen. Baker ~ came to dead malt II
Davenport, and after mnci, trouble and
Ierl'lcsi'y. brought mp !, Camp Terror
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

H., Stem viii whict,t A,Acrica kn~
been . rsPrwsks'lh, E"r'rc ~
stead al Ak es ih.',s' a,'"lnthics
NJ ,hk,n ~ e." expected,
has i, ass ranied sas half measure,
's,d L Mi ttecsK"i'i.n, While" would
ha.ebpeis as,v y.teh,n 4" army,
has been a. led ton p,rtyYw'r" CERTAIN
" had ose> r~asAs,a~.,o believe they
could DOT iaiI TO reccixel,. We arc
glad I" ,cr hat Count EaSparin'S work
Is about r@ ir tran lated, and feel S,trr
that /, Wal lave y urea, effect ~ aiding
that s,hanGie in Erclysh- e4'i,,ion which
W i.qiy up..li as Inevitable.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
t"r The cunSsGnf wohaex ssd chA-'
h,M. ben 49, 49,
\ wa>hn ~" piGstaf saEakss-Ne
l"ukTmr~ aras
':rlcay,n ~ 49, ame"
- h - o-isS 20, -,

: - 49, NJ ~ 80
Scnce from their ,r.siun.'sss, s,an>.'. ~.
Si.leFahlc flnt;criny anon. those ,"~
IN This city, and 4 large nun',., II res
iyn,'i,r,s were accordingly !. I.
War Departments - dar y r
The He,~iH has. thr TN wing:
"lIAnrE.'s FERRY N"v.mhrr 2t
The rebel pirkr's are ri NOLAN F.
~ Yesterday. Tire Impression prevails
that Srurewall Jackson IS m,r.',;nr :"
Gnr,lnnsyiFlc with The M.'k rf ii~ fnr.c
m! that the rc,pi~ ia this .it-in;. ar
""ly rn,alry."
Headquarters .Arsns ~ he TT. n,ac I
" -N"vrmbev 81. ls63.
Ycstr,,ia. tire ~nryWy r~r.ited sw'-
den check. in their rsp"ysl 81 s."reS by
rail tnm fredericksburg, oar ssiiltsry
having o,r.a~s .srs sker. di,sblsAg i.
Ioson",ivs sud .aets,sisE M lysid up
IN the truck near the depovL IL ~
heh. h,weve,, cssGjUue u remNss 1syw
grain, tobHccu, cutt1w. ETC., y nsssus
II wagons. Nil.
SiDce o:w svaeuvsjss af vss.lep,sbS
;!'iasg l@st sr~ie2, The .Vasss- hssesapred
trge quantities " grs;o Sssm she liver
river coseaies mp % thai plscs, an.
tl,ence removed js ~ ~ t. Rickmnad
Last night Ne sssssy bsik large are
on flr tilt 6oy.Mi Freslr,iske,sr. ].
lttmin iR.t thr whrl- s.sshssN hre.ao" ).
esyislrntly d..s reinx 4. .k...,sp n: ~is'
regard I" tl,e1 sS.st fsrcr. 6, i. MT he
lisvsd they have " l,srgc b,.. ossrsMr-.
IN this vicinity, anl the hnis,ssi 4, pres
aifs Tim M sIY,'>isnn will f,r ns,hs 81
our occupation ii the city. The ss,s:,
has swollen The asSea,nS very muss, an !:
rendered thu roads almost 'inrasaa..lu
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27
LATEST News,
Dy 40k WIght's
0X ssas
= fredericksburg not
Shelod yet.
COyTrNUEO pueEpARA.F1OV
49,. FOJs ~ AOv ANe:9.
Jacks00 o. e'o0se oD0 oooD
i. -. Dcfuo0 0eC0uoooA
sssssa No. -, N.v -.
!, A special = The 4ssd 6ilsd Ar.

ssesss ~ - NV -
!, A -l~cial = The 4ss61 6ilsd Assi.
Creek. 'Nsvrm'.et 9t,kv Qtx=
REPORTS from HSvast1s's ANY, -
day represent .vsry,Al.x. q,,.es ARD ~
changed. The III, ~. tl~,iskrbur. ha-
Mt Sc, been sh. llc,l, ia, ren-nn- sst,s.
factory 10 the commanding Gemrar-
THE isrrara'i"rs far y i.e'h~v ~!
vance are s,rad!ly rr"s,. s.ing. r..
enemy arcStiIl i" force sm Ii, opp il.
side Of the river, and improving ,he
time 70 prepare. i'r - vigorous res!..
ance to orr crossing ~ l"ssih'.
4 special to The Ws-9't. Gar
per- Ferry, Nn,,abrl 81 49,
News Ut ,,,t.r>, has ss:.ci. ..> rs..n
the headquarters of stonew.ll jackson
.S. hate. ~ Saturday last. Jsrts.,n then
ha.l l.i@ 'l.eadqasrrrs ~ herr. y.l,~, aud
wa& there in i-r~on. His i.,rc" ~.
$4,000. aud the number It hin Rusa 90,
Gen. Eshnr- divi.ion VA. vah him.
IN Fsislsy s.sraiss9, - ackson sessive.t
tho following ielsgram. farm lei.
Davis:
"'lf sou do not lssvs The valley y
once and come 10 help ~ I. Aslss.i
Ribrmond. j win not r. worth ys~r
while i, ,Sasns iot 1~kpaae fsssl:.'
= ::sJsskx ,p'H reply y not. kpesn, hss
hin tarces wsse - = 0oajea ohsseAay
.n,erin9. Tho differences y sisas ~ ~
piled In tho ns9alsss. hi. yss ~
fourth dispasc! yartsen reessvea stcm
;pavie, calling nn hin 10 cpsac . 81. d.
tense Of R,ckspSvll - Eas .5ssT
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

AlI f'hr "fficGrs elect. save, III the
SECOND Judicial District, wrr, nnm;ua.
4 ,n'e '..,rc 4 ~ >trr,vl,tnmt un,.,,n..
.lifi"n ! r .,mL'icanx .-WL,, State can
>h"w n bet rccor 81. ,oa State Re.
s;s,or.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

The following are the official t'",iny~
at the .majprities received l,s candidates
elect for St"te, Congressional. and .Ju
ai,.irl fiicrrs. TIL" returns from The
G. n"'i,.> "f Emme,,. Franklin. Fremont
II "r"k tl,, Winncbayn. and Wn,,',
had ~ hrcn received when The result
Ca ,>~' :: hu a~ soon * ''.y s',,li
u! arrive, 81 complete able "fr.imrn>.
i, ~, rs, will b published IN ,h..
Register.
Home Soli'r :. !.
Vote Vote Mi
- CRE1ARY OF STAFF.
J. Wright 5Il4a 1884 1918
Il Sylvester 1864 Ais
ACDIrOR OF STATE.
!. w. r.''.ll 5ll26 1852 l52o2
In". Is VIZ. 1864 4ll2
1rEAsrREp aF STATE
W. J! tla'mes 5llI2 1896 l5los
L. ANan 1901 4I35
.rvUENEY GENERAL.
G. 9. Nurse 5lO4O 1883, 1877
B,n j. 'I,n 1861 Al3G
f:lS,Ek @rATn ASD - ~ "@lrr.
- 5'l4 1853 1921
Fr' q G"t'sha'! 466t5 Ala
't.'ERS nr eaSt;HESS
- Us.
) Is. Gr'""a' 1884, 1860 1871
u. NJ. Martin lO393 1886
DISTRICT JUDGE.
9Th Dis,.
n w. Isl"!l 6739 1920 24l9
r. J. Dudley 5s4S 700
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
a'h DIST,
I /. Allen 67no o26O 2455
J '~"l,, Mann 5s4s 666
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

Messrs. ROUNDS 4 LANGDoN, are our on
y authorised Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements and Sub.
scriptionss
- MAAsrs Horace A. Shaw. & Co., 81 Park
Row, h l4b Nassau st., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City to pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
e~MessrsS NJ. PETTENG1L & Co, No. 2,
Park Rev, New York, 4 6 State st. Boston
are our Agents for the Iosca Transcr,pD, in
those cities. and are authorised to take Adver-
tssinsnts and Subscriptions for us ct on,
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

|tn''Ttltevc themselves frOM. Northern
oppression, anl to protect themselves
from nncons, itntionAl attack, he reduces
to its true valne by pointing ont what
ought tObc Tire notorious fact, that they
have in every poin. adopted. the very
constellation from which they have SO.
ccdrd, that they have altered nothinc..
Int simply added fresh and oppressive
c'nascs on the subject 81 slavery.
The simple fac, that the only motive
IT Secession WI. 10 secure an outlet for.
their system "f agriculture in the South
and West, il brought ON by both these
writers Will, a clcarncss If evidence
that cuts Mt The very roots It the con.
trovercy. The unreasonable rcriy tina.
the North is no more X,,oli,ioni.t than
the Soutl, is shown to be "nlv:' tcnnble
~ those. who doubt understand lie
immense i,npo;ii14aini's:ss IT the resolution Of
the Republican party that slascry shall
At lear1 spre ID no fntlhet." This rcsoli,..
lion, fnot imimt;liAtery' Aboktlanift, is
a. ultimately fstat to slavery as
the most revolutionary iniercfsse1a~
with he established fights u property.
~ ars;..o iess:s.-9.i1s ~. -SiI
4s ss5fW ssaI a. ,...s..,s. st
The resolution nf tie Republican
party to make = lega! stand against
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-27

T. Am riras nrt. mM sspntt.u. liu,
Z! ,nsi 'si.M,i.n, h-s ~. f.llOw ,pv
h instinct which, il. iAiptlling the
l'a'i'n, tie German, and tl,cn,har pop
u'a,inns Of Europe; and | have 40
doubt that one great aud dominant mo.
tive on their part is that they are afraid
that il they: become disnni!ed they will
be- treated ~ he italians were treated
when they were 'lisnniicd,. .viz., tha,
the foreigner will come aud Sc: his in
tr''sise foot among th.an., .apl rlay off
one. against the o.hrr.-s to ,ll,:..lc.rc.la;
ton and possible snbjecii9n 81 tn, whole
These a'cr"werfaI ",otive.; nliflhcy
are operating us they appear : cooperate.
hey may les,'lt" aan,.eI4 ,nnre t.rotract.
ed r""tc<. than has been, l.rediAed. BY
some "t'"ur statesman; hut the bns,sess
which We really have here .as English
'neni>noi to speculate on What the Am.r,:
caps will Do, f,r they vii. as,,. totally
independent Of ~. l. Let us give them
'"r sympathy while. W, lament. .pver :
great 'nisiori"ne, b,tldo' not LET NJ A.
Tempt to sco'd, aud Worry. aad dictate
I" them, or even predict for them rhat
will happen. :. But xAat. u: our da'y y to-.
ward them IN this. Yptter1 We have
talked Of a1rsct mentality. I.1ish qar,
statesmen, and partionlarly Apf sabiast
ministers. wonli enforce npon their
own tongues lit,le Of that principle Of
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
AmUsEMEnTs.

| .-.. AmVSGm mEuTS.
A c4DEMy or MUsro.-soRxA-LoaIsI
49,. FRIDAY Nov H. sosMA -. o'sa
81 hsD X 'ss.I1s sA& ssfS
'ss ss sssuly " PsS s sss ''
~ ''' "a ma'" Ssnsa'I NE ISrIs g anSGaa'ns mat
sa@a forh M = ,s rasipa. Opera House. o. Eerose has
aas ss @ iss G ysass s.s
! Il R,,,,.r, oI,s; pa;eAs EyESIai NOV. ~.
n s., ,-.,, ,-,.,. A. NTE oE L5asSl
s%s IoElks EafoPsas sasaesan,. are sucs ,ha, she
- -. Nile AoRsSsi@ @ as &DaLGIsS Sai 6 asT departure
On 3 ffsf " % otLooR 1SRo
-, oANhD il raovafohES 'iA SNh
an.ssssiss @ q assii SSffs''
NO EXTRA CHARGE ok u 40 FOR arAhsoiG5tED shoGtED sEArs
E,.ens,ye he groduc'sou
h''6SSssSia 9'j SsfSsf
7 AURA KEESE's THEATRE.
Doors 0Bfn BsufpEb Fl /, s'sGs s1c"Ess III O'Clock
of Gharlas M Ksaae,s hssatfu dramatic story entitled
u assHEt SHfEt4 44"F sGgass sEAEE4 aAs REAPER
S''s'a s'is ~ xrrLAusE x,G
MISS LAURA KeENE
"in sustain hef ot'Bhai :, uha r,, a,,,I :, OF
y IN pSsS s STshd haf hf pssSSa Ss
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
,ns Rsspef r. D.rss cGsd Rs sna sssins acted M
MasIorae taS which may as ' %e say sas % .
MS. d.ne Z is pS'ss 10 sSe ss r :.cs
co5polsl oral FAIRIES sy M WhasssIsa wiz ee%y
The must Of the stage does not stick 70 IT, Tricks and ad
tons have been cast cear out q T. Laura keene has been
take lessons OF Nature only. Her sway over the heart
or steps it in the sunlight cf JOY You weep with nee
s snd s ksens her does sAs not " work % sd Ss % %
smoke and thunder. That Is, she does not vent
General fuss She says and does natural things nstasy
i has has done ID 1 BEST All this ia Sd while ta rsmempsac-
q last night work is awake simple lit c story Ieaaes
from the @ siase every day ian@r % air Gp psiadss i al
monspoas or magniaSent but hey kSeny smaek n Tie
woril we live in bright aud cear.-Evenine
roS1aHgHn slgntf' AsR puE EyERy EEIrhH hsHEenr'
Rachel .................. Miss Laura Kcene
SorPa.,I ps,ses soldier wsse s,sisa,
Robert Hathorne, his son ............; Mr. u Day
rhady FSddyy Irish reapcrs ~ " My@S" he1"a
bieE HIcsman dssoute character M ieyos
Rose Mayasld, young widow MIS- lone Barss
And Be BEfsET 1sSsTf s1%ER. aHlfss'''a OF
Besey Baker with songs MIS- Sediey brown
SPECIAL NOTICE
The grand fairy spectacle entitled
BL0NDETTE,
which hns been in preparation June and which Miss
Keene shall any former production will oe
produced ,ln -
NEW BOwERy THEATRE.
S0 THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. IT,
BLUESkTE -
BLUESKIN; BLuESkfN;
JACK AND HIS PALS JACK AND HIS PALS.
JACK AND HIS PALS,
containing Incidents before presented TO the public o.
the notorious house sebreaker,
JACK SHEPPARD.
Mr. j. W Lingsrd. BlnesAin
@, as
THE GREATEST HIT OF THE SEASON.
First appearance the celebrated danseuse,
MISS JULIA CRfSTINE
The grand spectacular drama Of
THE HUNGARIAN CHIEF.
Mr.. G. g. Bouiface, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Jones.
OUR GAL.
NoTiCEThe hundreds who unable TO OBTAIN aduitR
sion on Monday evening respectfully requested 10 uoca
Office open daily where seats ay be secured
three days in advance.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
DENTISTRY.

rIFrCrAL BONE FILLING FoR DRcAyED AND
teehold roots and shells rest or ed 10
orisinai usefulness aud beauty and every kin Of
alled without pain aud waranted " the discove rer,
LARSON N. III, ~ hts rooms. 500 Broaewayy n ear
Lteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

uANTEAN rILLfNGs.-My NEW WHITE CON.
pound of gold and platina chemically prepared used
rthout pain gradually becomes intensely hard. greatly
,r IN ali others; every nlIlng warranted 10 remain
Rasut,ful sets Af,iieiai Teeth, warranted unsur.
k3to 400 "a East Twenty.second street DR.. LII.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

ApAME EsTELI, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CAN BE
consulted on Love, Marriage, sickness. Losses Bus
u Lucky Numbers, Charms. satislactonigu guaranteed.
Yea rs cents gentlemen, - cents. No 1853 West Nne
III street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

B-wHO BAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELE.
bfated Madam BREWSTER twho has removed TO No
Broadway above Eighteenth street. over the picture
~ and who be consulted with entire satsfactionf
kha- no equal She tells the OF future vie ku
also that Of her visitor II you wish truth give her
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

4 GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is THE
accomplished Madame Byron, from Paris who can be
ulied with the strctest conhdencc on all affairs Of ne
bres drunken and unfaithful husbands; has secret
YOU beloved by hearts IDOL and brings together
Il long separated. Ladies 20 cents Residence 20 Thrd
Twelfth street,
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

L10R sALE-TIIREE EIGHTHs INTEREST IN WELL
known establishment in this for he manufacturing
OF steam engines boilers and other maglneTy eonneced
with il large Iron and Brass Foundry Tue esiaDnsh
men Ia in successful operation, and has large o
Of repair hand For particulars IN
quire OF j. S. DEM0TT, with i. f. James Co.. As Wall ST.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

!, GRIFFIN, 25s GRAND STREET. NEW YORK,
,nnoste In,d Ia yor s. and 257 Futon street. BROOK
q M nsnrtinq f or partial sets of their improved Ard
eth, with without extracting he roots Full sets
OF piatna $2b silver or rubber ~ partial SETS god
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

r.nYe,o "A FIRST LIEUTENANT.-TH ADvER.
AZ 'ug received authority to recruit ndepen.
y sses ~. nay -, -nemen. wants man with means and
=. @ !" sing said organization, aud take the
~ In W Wn AfsrSs Captain, care OF 3. lockwood,
atn N utiafe pOst
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

| T,oR SALE LOw-oR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR A
l. business merchandise, dve acre Garden Farm,
with house, fruits &c situation healthy in Long Island
village depot school, &C. Apply address II. Meerss
| l76 West Thirty tyseventh street, for tW' days.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
w bl4 BROADWAY bi4
Opposite Sc Nicholas Hotel.
HENRY woop Proprietor &C.
NorCE--Cbange of Time.
Doors AZ ga Performances ~ IL O'Clock.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
ELECTED 10 PUBLIC FAVOR
The Great Combination OF Stars.
WOODS MISSTRELS
Received nightly, by crowded houses, with
TuMUITU0uS APPLAUSE
MONDAY NoyeuIDer TO- aud evening during the week.
The Julien Burssquc, Happy Cnce Tom,
The Stranger, Roh,nspn Crusoe Bird Hunters, &c;
BY Eph Horn, Charley Fox, Frank Brewer Cool White,
Henry Florence, Gienil Scwcard lsaacs Brothers, Cara
tagui haslann, Lees Lewis, &C. Admission rs cents.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

|ADAME HART. HAVING RETURNED FROM EU.
rope, announces TO the ladies Of New YORK that she
be consulted at No. u Essex street. upon the past and
re; special Information 70 fortune, marriage and
ms given. Ordinary fee rs cents.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

EoR sALE-A DESIRABLE CORNER ON BROAD
way, rear Canal street.
Also a Lot Buildings on Broadway running through
10 Crosby street. ~ feet front on Broadway
Also i've story Basement and Sub Cellar Marble store on
Broadway 50xl15 corner.
Aiso te story basement aud sab Cellar Marble Store Gu
BfoadwAy Brocme street. 46xi1O 80
Also marble front Store Walker street, 15xlOO
Alsc number Of Dwelling Houses very desirable oca
s!7rs
Aso valuable po, Of LOIS Fifth aven.e opposite the
Cenral PARK a l0l feet street
Also valuable Pot OF Lets Esh.h avenue. opposite
the Ceutra. Park
Asg Of very desrssiy located tots In the city
ant Harlem.
For fsrLet particulars acg,g 70
ALLEN & BROWN,
" Btoadwss.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

ADAME RAY Is THE BEST CLAIRvoYANT AND
Asroogs in this city. She tells your very thousa.sso so
snth avenue Twentysevenih street. Ladies 2sc.'
'tlemen SOC.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

4 y CERTIFICATES HAVING had ONE TOOTH
4 1 extracted without pain, BY DR. J.JAf ILLERS
md street cheerfuiiy insert this As rec.mmtnda
those suffering from tootlacbe Mrs. w. A. WAT
Igi Drove street Jersc! Ciy.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

HEADQUARTERS CORCORAN's IRISH LEGION, 1877
Ia Broadway New York, Nov. IL lS62.-Al officers re-
ruing this legion hereby notified that the above
la where the Surgeon and Adusant viii be IN attendance
rom O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock r. NJ. TO examine and
nuer IN all recruits Tor this legion Also all officers recruit
above will report the above headquarters the num-
ir ready for transportation before ocoek p NJ
x ally BY order Of PETER MEEHAN,
A Major In command oil recruiting service.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

40 WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR FORTuNEf
60 We. and all TO see Miss WELLINGTON, the
wuads Eng prophecies universally acknowledges
,est OF all astroos who guarantees TO secure to those
consult her health wealth and happiness and warrants
lawsuits, journeys absent friends, love courshp
iage hidden Treasures enemies and troubes--in fact
i affairs 10 life Brave soldiers, learn your doom Of
hfe or death Il you seek your own prosperity and
gifted and beautiful young lady, at l0l Sixth avenue
site Eighth street. Miss W. Ia the only person In this
xho has the genuine Roman and Arabian talsmans tor
good luck aud business shars--warranted tor lile
y numbers gven ss also highly respectable city reie.
q. Drunkenness cured and unfaithful wives and hus
reclaimed.
z BOwERY.-MADAME wIDGER, CLAIRyOYANT
~ and gifted Spanish lady, unveils the mysteries OF
ktv love- marriage absent friends sick ness
clues for all Diseases tells lucky numbers pfopery lost
blen, DO. MGA
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

RS ADDIE BANKER MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
CsirSoyant successfully reats all diseases gives con.
,,ons on business Invaluable advice on AL matters
fe No. 81 West Twenty.nfth street. between Sixth and
nth avenues
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

bRTAyr DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY LEU
iemle White Filling, for tho preservation 81 decayed
a0pcrior 10 all other preparations. Sensitive and
/ Teeth hlled without pain, warranted, Teeth ex-
h without pain BY a new, harmless process. Aftn
eth In serted In every style. .
DR. pxIlLLfPs, No. q Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

6yAMP SCOTT, S. T., HEADQUARTERS SIXTH REGI.
~ Corcoran Irish Legion NovsWber 5, ls62Regi-
mental Order NO o ses ocsrs are hersey de-
1oP In New & &YoTs % un.. further orders Il. 4
O'Biin, Leu ysomas Quarteraaster Sefseant " Russ II
srnsworp sergeant Timothy Conron Sergeant John Gr2.
nam E.aut Thomas Quartormasier Sergeant Fansworh,
Sergeant VIII report daily
Capt H. r. 0Bren and receive from him their orders. By
order OF THOS. N. REID, Colonel
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

| NOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BAKERY CoNFEC.
tionery and Lunch Room, Broadway near Stewarts
new store bargain offered cash purchaser now
doing good business Low rent with lease desired. Cali
i Mt 40 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

LyOR sALE--THE CONTENTS OF A CHURCH, CON
sisting OF $50 Pews, Pulpit Tablet Gallery, &c, &c
INQUIRE az the church. in Mulberry street, near Grand or at
231 East Fourteenth street TuOS. L. TRIPLER.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

yVANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH, ON Oh
w before LIST February next House. worth from Sl2 90
10 sl5OU located between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Fourteenth and Tnriyfourt streets Applicants will sd
dress Andre Herald olnce stating ocao dimensions
lowest price.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

|sToNfsHING CLAIRyoYANCE.-MADAME CLIFF.
ford l07 Dean street. Brooklyn medical and business
ryoyant EYamnat! !ons Tor disease WARRANTED business
marriage arranged absent friends found, and persons
he army communicated with cairvoyanty sitting, 90
=; medical, 81.