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The New York herald., 1863-10-31
POLITICAL.

AT A MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS GENERAL
"a Commiss held q Tsmmany Hall on Friday evening.
Whereas, The Organizations Of ftmmsny Mozart Halls
have united In patriotic spirit TO the election OF the
full Democraic County Ticket and delegr ton u four
democratic Senators and democrac Assembly
TO support noble G. vernon Horatio Seymour In
scrAtye elements ~ the cunty the rest national
pagn ~ neat yer: therefore be Il
ne.os1a IA, We tns msmeeIs ., nr t9ans asn De
the platform Of the Union Democratic State Convention
held AZ Albany and do raty the state ticket nominated at
nominated by the joint Conventions OF and
Mozart Halls, headed by the name OF Josiah Sutherland.
and the four senaif and seventeen Assemb ynen nomi
Resolved That u the duty or all democrats who such
not merely in but In prnpe 10 be united IN support
sacrifice all personal and local grievances 10 the of
party a. theoSy hope for the restoration OF
glorious Unoa ,he preseryaiion % the eoas,onai gbis
OF state and the protection ~ personal rv
Resolved. That those who under the mast Of demo
craey cnteavoring divide and disra party
OF county; democratic party
the only prose OF restored Unon that they should be
the oh lecs of even more deestaon 10 than
renegdes u the democratic camp svppoftsd by abolition
money who publicly and shamelessly proclaim the
the public streets of the cynd such should be
by al democrats the bsso OF
ceye from honorable men.
OF Governor Seymour his ea psnsioned by
onss run stump candidates for the Senate and Asssm
bly, e pursose % witch as svowsd BY the abolonst
Chief Enecuive this state 81 abolition Tor
Resolved mat the oeer. Of this meeting have N. fore
EnE prs.mbls and resoluons gys,l.asa 70 the daily and
ss..sp ss,Dsa,ev wsi.s a. srHSs Secretaries
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T,o THE ELEcroRs
SIXTH sErAIoliAL DrsrRrcI.

NE Fnth. yiresnth, sirsesnsh and Eahsssak warts
aedsraxnsd v,uA respscfn urgs npon you The ne.
fro hs district % the sssass u thryuxh
ia VILLAIN LAInsER1 ", lhs .sonisss q The
Union fDaveul1oa % tke district ve have eandidsts
upos whnse osal eouss rs1y wNk fuii caAdsnos
- necenssass q cus wyssg LAY dsnsn<.
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oenas viai dsasiet wtcus yQavs pariv s~ssepss
end GeA<. and skal sie~sd ks wl ssauI spmiy ty
neeei oSvernreut ss,Ass sks konev ~ our ssAs asa
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AMusHnKENTs.

a AMUbDMENTSs ...
W me ne Overture 70 'eTS;;ss sSs;ss. !. TX
The ran ana SHW pSHs
which owing he increased demand for seats would seem
: fHisG I'll T. esosHkEcEMEsy % OF ITS SPLENDID RUN
g The bon once. whore places DO secured IN
1gE Every sI;Ssh aids4. sAsn,
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NJ: n: gEaNos HaHS Ms NJ: T4sS 11sSl SAss2sst ASs2st
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NBy BowRRy THEATRE: @
USsSdAIkSDiH iii II HsssHSShSs7,SxEs5 nys ,,rc,s
The grana drama OF sooA iAAASSs lAA0A"
win y never 'a1is',csss iscssrArros SCENE. Il,
1'' ' a' 4 GLANCE At NEW YORK.
with O. l. Di'iin' dra~f liz e ;as sSs Adventure, -
,1cRsds s4GE serSSHSS SIisSs,
And the capital piece Of be Re,rz
=. oAsr4n. nosz :ss & < isgR RGsEstszA sSsEtszAD.
in his s.vori.s character e bL0ESsxSs.
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GEO OHRIsrY's MINs!RELs. sss BROADWAY. Ssa
SRRssEcs6hSrsPS SRRsGsss isS MssTsPos.p sTodgss Hf!s
MONDAY EvENdnG Oct &C. and during the week.
N: :;:s; 81 SS,s$ ssSar ne ''
cy Be%s: ss Ss'f' Fusdy rrsodssss x a
IN the following ras snirf1S RUssfAs ssT n. ADMIRAL
written by E. Bowers, wsrs,,oou ~ ,,,.,,,c,
Hda How nEtGsST nsE 7oG SREEssHcks fSHsTsARHsD. %.
New Songs Aets, Dances and pIants.ion al ~ Scenes.
PHILHARxoNIO SOCIETY ov n.oov,vx
FIRST cossEs sHEEETH aarUNbsa sFAsSf s7Esiso % OCT
BROOKLYN ACADEMY a ,ss OF xuac,
Doors open at 7. To commence at s.
nr Fsnry Fsr vISII.:: FII::
!es ofcScarlsof The Society '''''
Mr. Iheo Eisied Conductor
NonsaSscrSers' tickets, one doaii. .e"osr
Ave dollar. for the seasonof Ave concerts
q sa a 1 Of sua r j %
usual places
WINTER GARDEN.--THE MANAGEMENT BEG TO
rh fS Ss s
sppeeaian at hi. esablshInent;
Ihs b., shssi wan DO daily iromS Seats may 30
pear many of their light dashing pisces which have
fs:a: S Z: VI. :s sS 4
Ss" s Z .nS s: La: K S%s
Local Bu lesuues and Prvtean Farces
g: e. A
the productn Il the many novelties n store will bs sharsc
s y ss sc9 s
GIRL
new IRISH DRAMA Of absorbing interest ana . NEW
LOCAL BURLEsQUE are IN rehearsal Tho scenic atists
busy engaged them, and a the Il theatre
viii be called into equsn Tor thsr early and proper pro-
ducton -
Further particulars 10 future advertisements
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EDWARD scHxNGK. AvcrIoNKER
~ ELEGANT SPAN or HORSES.
~ BDwAKD sOiENCK. on Saturday, Nov. T. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ at j. w wilson's Stables Nos ~ and 70 Tenth
street. betw University plAce.and fh s,eDus span
of long tail bsy Horses To be positively sold Uithout
serve 70 pay their Keep and crpensss.
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CREAr WHAT Is 1T.
VI FREE MUSEUM HALL 600 BROADWAY.
+ .fH CROWDED HOUSES EVERY NIGHT
Atths What is II saloon. 6oo Broadway.
FOR the nice little show haye nothing 70 pAy;
Pretty young ladies VIII bring you choice beverage
~ prices ~ low ~ the poorest will average.
THEATRICAL NoTfcE-wANrED, IMMEDIArRLY.
two young for responsible business good thea
tre, q liberal salary Inqui's Of y BERNARD. as
For Other Amusememts See Another
Part Of the Paper.
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A M. MERwIN AUcTfoNEER
"A. BY BANGesMERWIN 4 co. Irving Buildings
. 5ot and 90 Broadway,
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ArrRR

N0vember 8 Z and 3, Al O'Clock.
CHOICE ENGLISH BOOKS An extensive collection Of
The best editions Of valuable works, all dsparment.
mostly In calf half and half calf Engsh
endnes and many sIpensvsy Illustrated booss r shly
&c., being tho stock OF Messrs W Berry o.. Nash
VILE Tenn. well known dealers in the fncat
e3pensvc books o establishment In the SOUTH For
particulars catalogue TO be had at the sacsrooms.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31


ATA MEETIso OF THE MOZART HALL coSYE.
IN renee Committee. held Oct "A. 1888 motion ! WAS
resolved that Thomas Ryan the regular Union democratic
candidate for Assmbiy IN Thirteenth district and
should be supported BY the that district
FERNANDO WOOD. Chairman.
0rpxor J. TrcxnH, Secretary.
MEETING OF THE DRY DOCK CLUB WILL Bg
"A held q toe house Of John Cry No III East Eleventh
on s.fsJ evening va,Sps ~ N y hA'r pa. ss.en
jour CnfLIv, Jr., Secretary. r4l
DExocRarrc REGULAR soyrsArroS.
H. f0r Recorder.
THEODORE r. ToMLfSsoN.
ELRyEsTH AND SEVENTEENTH wARDs.-REgU.
II lar Dcmocratc and Peoples nomnatou Assembly
In the Twelfth Ass~rnbfy district
ANDREW h JACkMAN,
ExCoroner Of the city VI New York
DOLITTCAL-ELAsTIC RIN0s FOR FASTENING
Il ballots togsthsr be had OF c. A. BUNnER (sols
unass w p3Sdyssr Ias,n u John street
ner Of Ninetsensh sueet and FOURTH asenus
political rRirrINo-cHEApER THAN AT ANY
csh<r place In this city Election Ibcksts
l09 Pesssrs, semn.ten Cards snd All kinds of PrniDs
equally cheap r. r. DAwLEY. - Para row. opposiis ne
Astor House. - -
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIokEER.
IL Sslosroorr ~ Nassau street.

DANIEL 4 MXTHEws CO. Vii ssi a. auction to.
this day SATURDAY, Al io O'Clock at their sacsroom o.
nonhod Furniture removed for coavenlence Of
s.snG OF rosewood Psor SUITS In crimson sud gold
Chairs, hde Chairs Centre Tables. Bqae.s. Ertsnsor
and oiled walnut Bedroom Suits Hair Marsssea. Pnnssas.
Feather Beds Brusssis and Ingrn Carpsr stair Cap.s
MA Rugs Floor Cloths, Bedateada Bureaus WashstAnds
enamsEs Co.Asr Snlt, Gard Tables iron Bcds,ssd. Mat
ting Refrigerator Silver Plated Ware China. kieben Fur.
tare. &c Catalogues and gsds now ready for cIAmns-
Il, q.
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The New York herald., 1863-10-31

nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER, % NASSAU ST.
~ HOR6A, BUGGY AND HARNESS.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS A co. will sell 81 auction. this
day Saturday, At one o'clock in front Of their sales.
room, 90 Nassau Maiden lane, handsome bay
Mare. hands high bob tall sound gentle aad kind can
tro In 3 mnutes also no toP square boz Buggy In e.
whole being property gentleman leaving
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"a tnre and Looking Glass Frames &c-B. r. FAIR.
CHILD, auctonrer. viii Monday, November ls63
10 A. NJ at 100 Nassau street. second story large guam
tity OF Looking Glass and Picture Frames OH Paintings
Colts Revolver and also Chars Stools &c BY order
Of SARAH NUkCIER. Administratrx.
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Nn nosHHr sroEPELs
HiAWAfaA
Wi b perfprmed
1UEsDAy EIENrx0, Nov g. Isss
VIVA Me eeesstanee % the tfofowing artist
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natfoNloa n the world. vii srhibit
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vm,. tsrsRsLLgLsp covrsx,ros
BOTH AFTERNOON sSD Nv Sis1.
AT noRoKgs. saICaDAY. .Cr "a
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The New York herald., 1863-10-31

A DRIAN II. MULLER. AUCTIoNEER
Peremptory sale Of Horses cattle, wagons Farming
Utensils Corn, Potatoes Ac A. II. MULLER p. X VIII
kINB CO. win sell on Thursday Nov. at II
o'clock at the farm OF NJ. Pernie ESQ., Easchrster
Horses Cows Hcifcrs 100 bushels Of Corn, 10 % OF
Potatoes Hay Wag ons, Carts, Ac Catalogues NJ No s
Pine street
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ANueEMBNTg.


". MPIC THEATRE.
Lessee and MAnagsress. Mrs. John Wood
D"ss''''''''' TiiUMPiiXNf CXREKk
t8at GLORIOUS SUCCESS.
music MIRTH AND LAUGHTER
BROUGHkM'H ExTRAvAGANzA
ALL THE RAGE.
MRS. JOHN WOOO
YR GENTLE SAVAGE"
GENUINE HIT.
l5t HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY. ,ra
and every evening until further notice. the renowned -
POCA HONTAs;
YF GENTLE sAvAGH
NEW SCENERY By JAS = HAYES.
NEW C0sIgMEs BY MISS G0RMELlA n EbLxxNNBRY.
NEW MRDLEY OVERTURE By THOs. BAKER
= ~ MRS. JOHN WOOD a-a sfr
sf POCAHONTA6 ~
Powhstan, King Of the Tuscarorsa NJ " DAVID0Es
ALL THE COMRANY IN THE CASI
To commence with the highly successfu new Comeoeue
NY PREsERvER NV
nnfy Waksr: r. Geo ,Jamison
Doors open at Z: commeuoes at 7x rs.a
Box book open from to Seats may Be occurred
THREE DAYS IN ADvANCK hc fq
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ID A. CHILTON, AUCTIONKER.
ID. UNlTKD STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF HIDES,
TALLOW AND HORNS
VIII be sold Mt public auction, Saturday. Oct 81, u II
O'Clock A. NJ, at II Albany street, near West
lS5 green sslted Hides
8casks fafow.
81 casks, containing 1896 Horua
Sale positive. Terms cash. Sale by order OF
Capt II. u. EATON, A. q. o. b., United States Army
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J. L. SMITH, AUCTToNEER. WILL SELL. THIS
"A. day, at IL O'clock NJ ~ Suyycsant place Ninth street
cas-. OF The Bbe House. one ROSEWOOD Paror Suit one
black walnut do rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits
Chairs Tables Rockers Brussels and Ingram Carpets on
Paintings and everything necessary for gcutec house
keeping.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31

NER- GEO. vANDRNHOrF
M Gi,ss three Ks,dmgs Dodworths ball. sos Broadway
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. g
PROGRAMME-FIRST BEADING
The Tragedy OF 0THELLO carefully compressed and ex-
purgsted After which. from Martin Chuzlewit" Mrs
TICKETS 80 CENTS.
For sale Mt WIN. Hall Sons 6J Broadway; Beer 8chir
mera 70 Broadway Scharfenburg LUIS 76s broadway;
CroNen 54S Broadw Fifth Hotel and 81 the
door.
Door open at Z ReadIng to commence at 8 O'Clock.
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10th WARD UNITED DEMOCRACY.
lO TORCHEf0HT PROCEBSfOM.
The Of the sixteentb Ward. Tammany and No
will IN ~ Onion Hall,
street and Eighth avenue saturday evening October
precisely march 10 the
in. Of the United Demecaey Al Cooper Institute TO bear
will be provided By order Of the Committee
SAMUEL r. MINSOH.
MICHAEL uALrIx
WILLIAM BRENNAN.
At E'i:,s: I:s: Es% = |s.a.'.r'..
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COPARTs EnsIIIPs.

NorrcE.-THg PARTNERSHIP HHRYroYoRE Ex.
IN fstipg between the undertgBsd nndrr the
Lindsey Co has been this day dssyra BY motuai oo
The unfinished business will be Attended ~ John
Amllo CALEB n, ILkDsLET
JOHN AMfLO
$50 BsoApv.r. xrv voRs. Oct q, isaJ
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-02
RAISE SHEEP.

The difficulty of procuring goods from 49, ~
and the high prices for wool, we are pleased 70
learn is producing the desired effect IN INDUCING
the people to raise sheep .o,,:,n. farmer
We had an interview with an ihtei,isen' Aa,m ~:
from Middle Georgia, who has recently 'urheu n:s
at,ont;on To this matter. Before the war MS
ne;nbbor,s dogs killed his grown sheep, and his
louIe always came in bad weather and died, ana
he had, given up his efforts to raise them. Since
the war Commenced, he has gone to raising sheep
and with perfect success. Now, he says he has
his sheep looked after and cared for; and in cold
rainy weather has them sheltered in his gin house
lot. At hight, they all brought up and
penned. Tn the summer season they grow lat on
briars, broom sedge, &c. Last fal! he had his
peas and pea vines carefully gathered and with
these has kept his sheep fat all the winter-Slnce
giving his sheep this little attention, they have
rapidly increased. The dogs of his nelghbors do
not bother them. His lambs and old sheep don't
die, but thrive and yield him handsome income.
We have no doubt but thousands OF farmers
with similar efforts would be crowned with
abundant success. Sheep are very prolific, easily
raised and could soon furnish the whole country
with wool that is now much needed, ii the farmers
would only do their duty. Come gentlemen, give
this matter your proper attention, so that our
soldiers and our children can have plenty of warm
woollep clothing And then nice piece OF tat
mutton will mix admirably with one dollar bacon
One word more; worthless dog that is Of no
use will eat more than it would cost TO raise a halt
dozen sheep.-,Southern Confederacy. .
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-02
EXCHANGE NOTICE No. 8.
RICHMOND, May 9th. 1868.

The following Confederate officers and have
been duly exchanged, and are hereby SO declared.
/. All officers and who have been delivered at
City Point at any time previous to May 9th, 1868.
All officers captured at aAy place before the lst of
April, 1863, whe have been released parole.
3. All men captured in North Carolina or Virginia
before the st of March, 1863 who have been released
parole.
4 The officers and captured and paroled by
Gen. 2. Garter, in his expedition to East Tennessee
in D'ccmber last.
5. The officers and captured and paroled by
Lieut.. Col Stewart at Van Buren,, Arkansas January
25th 1863; by Col. Dckey, in December, 1902 in his
march the Mobile and Ohio railroad, and 10y Capt.
Cameron, at Corinth, Miss. in December, 1862.
6. The officers and paroled at Oxford, Miss, on
the 23d of December, 1862; AT Des Arc, Ark Oh the
18th of January, 1868, and at Baton Rouge, La,
the 23d Of February, 1863
Z. All persons who have been captured the
or the waters leading to the same, or upon the sea
coast Of the Confederate United States any time
previous to December 10th. 1862.
8. All civilians who have been arrested at any time
before the 9th of May, 1863 and released parole
are discharged from any and every obligation con-
tanned in said parole. If any snch person has taken
any oath of allegiance to the United States given
any bond if his release plished with any
other condition, he is discharged from the
Q. Ifany persons embraced in any of the foregoing
sections or in any section of any previous Exchange
Notice wherein they declared exchanged, in
any Federal prison, they to be Immediately
leased and delivered the Confederate authorities.
May IT, 1863 Ct ROBERT GUILD.
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THE SOUTHERN,
Hepat1c PILLS.

This combination of medicines was first prepared by
the proprietor in 1925, when he was pronounced by
three eminent physicians in a Southern city in
advanced stage of Consumption. These pills cured
him. He is over seventy years of age and in dis
charge of active profess ional duties Their good eff
fect upon others created such demand for them that
itously.
They recommended by the proprietor as
good for all diseases, but only such arises from
DISORDERS Of THE LIVER Many persons have
testified their good effects in Chills and Fevers, Bill
ious Fever, Yellow Fever, Pneumonia Dyspepsia, SC,
&C. They excellent FAMILY MEDICINE
Read the following:
S. D..WALLAcE ESQ., Treasurer of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road, Gang. 80, 1882 says at has
been said that "DlsPEPs1A' is our national disease.
However this may be, II caused me long and severe
suffering. Providenally friend furnished with
few boxes Of the Hepatic Pills and the of them
has perfected cure. In my family they have been
used frequently with eminent success. Among my
quaintances, many cases originating from diseased
liver have been relieved and cured by them. Iregard
them invaluable medicine, and take pleasure in
forwarding this voluntary tribute"
Col. JOHN WRIGHT, of Gofdsboro, n. c., (Aug IA,
1862 says: 81 have used the 'SoatEern Hepatic Pills
in my family here and also my plantation in Ala
bama, and always with ! have a valua BILE
servant girls had been long time under treatment
for consumption without receiving any benefit. AL
most in her extremity induced to rythe 'Hepatic
Pills. They were iVen according directions, and
she is now we'll, entirely restored by them similar
case occurred among my servants in Alabama. For
lier anu luuB uiseases nave perfect commence III
them
Full directions and other certificates will be found
on the wrapper of each box.
The great rise in the price of medicines, compels the
proprietor to put these pills at SO box. AS it
may soon not be possible to procure all the ngredi-
ens would be we'll for the afflicted to order them
From the price above stated a liberal discount will
be made to dealers long the pills cs be furnished
j. Address GEORGE W. DEEMS, Wilson, NC.
For sale in Charlotte, n. Co. by F.
SCARF, Druggist. $500.
Nov. %, 1862. em
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To the People of N. Carolina.
QUARTER MASTERS DEPARTMENT
RALEIGH, May 18th, 1868.

Owing to the limited supply of Wool which the State
has now at its command and in view of the contingent
cies of obtaining any great amount from Texas here-
tofore the principal market for her supplies take
this opportunity of announcing to the patriotic men
and women the State, that l am making arrange
mens to exchange Cotton Yarns for WOOL and earnest
y REQUEST that those who have wool will not dispose OF
1t to any person. except he be agent the State
acting under my directions.
There will be established Depostores for the Cotton
Yarn at points accessible to each County, making it
convenient for those who wish to make the exchange
20 do so with little trouble.
The object in procuring the wool, is to clothe NJ c.
Troops and it is the duty of every patriot to lend
helping hand in this cause; for while the State will
STRAIN every nerve to provide for your husbands your
brothers and in the field she vet relies upon
the agency of those at home to- assist her. and to do
this you must keep your Wool from the hands Of ecula-
tors. and exchange rih the State for Cotton Yarns
'f's Very respectfully yours.
II. A. DOWD, A. Q. NJ. N. C. Army
May 10, 1868. st
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Circular.

Bureau of CONSUMPTION, Richmond, March 30, 1864
In view of the difficulty of determining here wba,he
exemptions aud details asked for lawful and
sary for contractors with the different parts of the
Government notice is hereby given to all concerned
that such applications will hereafter be considered
unless made through the officer with whom contracts
made or upon his recommendation and certificate
AT least this is .impracticable the must
whom the contracts and the character and extent of
the contract. By order Superintendent
A. G. JONES,
April I, 1863 Lieutenant-CaI A. A. G.