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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-30

Sssf, W. arc forced asniu to doaer therublioa Z
ton Of RaY. ". D. RcEs communicate cisia.s:
alist II .lls Subscribers in aid of the S: G. Sol
diers, collected by Kim 9! thoiate mOcins of tbs
.Bdgci.eid pa1tist Association.
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.,Mo:tice.

a Ii persons indebted 70 tho Rstato Of Jesse A.
II LIT, doe'd:, .rc rS4usstsd pay tbs sstae
f.rthVits. an9 :ho, having claims agsinst said
Estats will rsndsr them in, propcrly stlssssd. hy
Friday tho goth Oetsbsr nert, ss Atnsl .settls-
,urpt Il that Estato will be mado IN the YfdinA-
rJ's Office on lha: dsy. -..-..-.st
JOHN ANAcRRR, Agent
For Mrs Harriet Lott, A1hx:
Sept 20 ats = ::s9
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iacrease in CTR ,'ricc oc Subscription.
from an' after this dato, until further neticc,
our tsrms OF sah1cription will BIZ $3.50 ger annum
IN II, aVahce. tIha high ptica Of papc-, end cvory-
thing c'c compcs VI to rlako this ndyanco.
AuGaat Srh, Iss3
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tgA5hcviilc Press p!,asc cory.
Casualties IL Capt. Weccr's Company,
2ita 8, c.. Eer,t,

From a lott:r from Mr.. MAnanY LASuAu, OF
tac 2lth, to his father, Col. T. VI. LASnAa, VIC
arc I,c-eit.cd to mako the f'liswing extract, Civ
in: tbs casualties il dapt VIEWERS Company n:
tho tatto OF Chickamarsa:
KateG--Lieut " j Wells and Sam. Sullivan.
Win Jonog is reported killed, but not known pos
s;tivcly
woa.,@sa--,Liect Aana,7, in noso; Memphis
Prescott, right am, lcsh; Jas. Tilman, lott urn
brokoa; Eah Mathis, incath Demps Dasscy, an
klc nnd shoulder; John Carpenter, right thigh,
1psh; Owcn carfent;r left lcs;. Assh; l'ros.
Blackwell, knee, slight; $ Grafton, thigh; Eobt
Williams, ies rrcs Sullivan, los; DAnioi Wol-
kcr, log. Wesley Yonco is quito sick.
ss3e Read tho advertisement cf Dr.. A. G.
TEAGvs, Agcnt for Mrs. GwALrEEY, md DO GER
al t, ofka,J tha
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-30

"A LIGnTONE HORSE RocKAwAY
"A will bo offered for. sale IN tho Yiilago on
next salo day.. It rnay be seen ut the Blacksmith
Shopof Mr. Goodo.
Sept2S 1t 80
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Lost Book.

Fg7IIE Subscribor loanal BOOK 70 Chancellor
L Carroll; no loaned it to tho late Chancelur
Ii il Litc Or Timos OF George tho
W with plates OF different members uf the Royal
family; and is about tho sizo of a common isw
hook NJ maine Was inside ON thv cover. Any
concerning it will hc very thankfully
received. Inform tho Editor, or address mo mt
Lutts p. o., Edgeicld District
r. WARD.
Sept 20 S. 80
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State OF. South Carolina.
EDGEFIEbDi DISTRICT,

FsY ". r. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Klgs-
ID 6eld District
Whereas, Elijah Still has applied 20 ns
for Lettors of Administration on all .ad Singular
tho goods and chattsls, rights and credits Of
Simeon Parkman, lato of the District aforesaid,
doe'l.
These arc, therefore, to eits ana aamsnIsh all
aud singular, tho kinarcd and creditors of the
said deceased, to be aud appear before me, at our
noxt Ordinory's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Edgeaali G. H,.on the 10th day of
Oct. next, tn show eaute, If any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
t::venundor my haad and seal, this 10th day
of Sept. IN too year Of cur Lor5 ono thousand
eight hundred aud Sixty nree, and In the eighty
eighth year Of tho Independence Of South Caro-
liha. WE. DURISOE, O.E.D.
Sept. % 2t 81
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Meade Near Culpeppcr C6urt.aousa'

GO"DoNsyfLLs, Sept. 20.
No further NOV sn-lL ropar:cd ro day
Tho encmy's To- CO beyond tho n',piasn IS e''i-
ma;d q. sixty .s ous ,nL Sructive mon, and m".fes
headquarters is sbovu CnlpcrreF Court House
opiupns arc conflicting rs to whether thers
will be fight Or not
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Fer Congress-.

Fer Congress.
Wc have been auth riscd by the frienda Of tho
Hon. w. u. SIMPSON, of Laurcns, to announce
aim Candidate fur recollection to Congress from
tbis Congressional District at tho next election.
supt 80, to- 80
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/ TEST NE WS.
from C;harlastsn.

vi tHI'Itv TV.'- y ''I''' -
TIL. enemy at Mcrr;. Island ;.aitcrios were hf-
my slowly upon tne ruins of Fort Sumter today
f.f The 6rsl limo in several wtehs-no dam"S'
was ione, uo.hirs else sLriing.
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i-s"pariiculsr attention is lrcc:od to the ad-
vcrtisrmonts of the Tax Collectors and Assessors
M published in this isauo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-30

Sg-Nots tho change made in BU Deuring'o
advertisement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-30

=. I?r' Northern papers are nournful over tho
defeat of Rosoncranc. They acknowledge lorS
Of thirty thousand.
GS- insurance companies will not insure or
tho Mississippi river.
~ 1t is stated that n serious difficulty has
occurred nif Charleston between Admiral Dahl
grorn and Gen. Gilmore, and Tim. Gilmore has
resigned.
es.~ Desertcrs mud oapturod Yankees all con-
cur in representing Meade as about to mako n
genernl advance, and that he has only becn re-
strainol by tho riso in tho Rapidar, caused by
the Equinocttal gales. 1t is said that Gen. Leo is
prepared for him Whenever 10 announces his
readiness for b.ttlo.
30" We learn that Brig. Gen. Bonning's horse
was shot uudor him. during ono of the lato bate
on tho chicknnauga. and that he dism .untcd cut
a horse loose froir an 'llcry wagon, mounted it
bareback, returned to his comnan,l, and was soon,
with the utmost sung }roid, eating biscuit, amid
the din and danger sf arms.
lsa- Tho Georgia Election will bo hold on tho
first "Wednesday in 0ctobeF. Thcro are threo c.n-
diaatcs for Governor, to wit: Brown, Hill and
Farlow. If left 10 tho army, it is supposed that
the latter will be triumphanty elected, as tho SOL
dicrs are I'LL clanorous>tor farlouyd.
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Salt. ! Salt !

T3IILL he sold in Hamburg on THURSDAY
wv the 18th Of October, by WIN. r. McDon-
nald, F DUR HUNDRED SACKS OF SUPERIOR
SALT, in good order.
The pe"pe of Abbcvile and Rtlgeneld Districts,
for whom this Snlt was especially purchased, Will
do well to attend tho sae.
Tho highest market Is neither expected nor DO.
sirnd. ~
Hamburg, S. c., Sept. % At ~
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eEs~ Tho Atlan Ia Gazette says that mn old man,
by tho namo of John Hill, from South Carolina,
ATTEMPTED yesterday morning 10 got cn tho West
crn Atlantic Railroad ears, .whilo in motion, and
milking msstep. fell on tile track, tho train pnss-
Ing ovOr him, killing him instantly. 1t is said
that he had started after son who was wounded
il the battle Of Chisamausn. So says tho Allan
Ia p:nors Of tho 9th inst
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.ft aove. Sa;us but il psurs.v

And in THE earnoa,ly h"pu and prny
fora delugc We roc,rd with prsroundoat s..t;s-
faction tho following; beneiccnt and rnstinted con
tr,bu,ions for the u4o Of tno fsoioy of.i;oldicrs,
Tbcss sums have boca BANDED to Mr.. W. +. DU-
Rrsox, whose zeal in tho cause is meeting with
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Tex Collectors Notice.

n WILL attona at the following times and plaeca
& to cr!lcot tho Taxes az rosently returned 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

A correspondent Of the Savannah Repub-
lican, in discussing our financial difficult
fics ard the remedies, truly says that gold
is not now \ true standard Of value with
Us, because VIC have little or mono gift. IT,
for Instance, VIC measure cur currency BY
cotton or otkcr values which we have, and
which are the equals Of geld IN the markets
Of the world, we shall find that one dollar
Of our currency here is worth. two dc,larg
of gold IN Europe. That is, the coat ofe
bale Of cotton here, with the freight I'D
risk ofcapfuro added, would be cworth twics
the fun in Europe. The value Of currency
compared witt Gotten, is nearer the truth
than ia value compared with tho geld nor
II this country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

The Shreveport News says the report
which has beon circulated, that some 1000
Texans withdrew from the recent battle
at Camp Bisland while the enemy were
approaching, and refused TO fight any long
or, because some planter hois,ed the stars
aud stripes, when the Federals hove in
sight, is damnablc fabrication Of some
mischievous person who ought to be looked
after. The Texans behaved bravely, and
at certain crossing, three hundred Of
them kept three thousand Of the enemy al
BAY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

SAVE Your RAGs.--''If" says an ex-
change you would like cheap newspapers,
Il good supply Of writing paper and en-
velops--all of which are almost as indis-
pensablo as clothing---sAvE YOUR RAGS.
Let the rug bag become . recognized insti-
tuition in every household. Nothing would
tend more to increase the quality of paper,
and cheaper its price, than the general in
stitution Of the rag bag. Let every scrap
Of clcth, rope Hnd thread, refuse cotton,
and all waste material; Of which either
colt on, fax or hemp forns tho fibre, Q
diligently become abundant and furnished
at reduced rates.
People of the South if You would reac
and write SAVE YOUR RAGS!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

Gsls~ Last Monday night this place and
vicinity were visited by another storm of
mingled hail and rain, which did much in
jury 10 vrgututivn. N one field west Of
towRone third Of the wheat is believed to
have been destroyed. In others it was
more or less injured. Tender garden vcge-
tables, such as peas, beans, etc, were some
what damaged The blades Of the young
corn we're torn into shreds, but the stalks
arc in general unhurt. The orchards too
came in for n share of The damage, and
were to n considerable extent stripped OF
their fruit. The storm seems TO have
travcrscd only narrow breadth Of coun
try, and it is hoped that the mischief done
is not altogether very considerable, We
are Informed that OH last Friday similar
storm swept over the western portion of
this county doing great damage to the
crops along tho border Of this and Denton
county. a gentleman who lives near the
line informs us thathe and his sons had
about 100 acres in small grain, the greater
proportion wheat, all of which was utterly
destroyed lie mentioned number of his
neighhors whose crops were either wholly
or in great part destroyed. The storm did
much damage in Denton county. Nc
Kinney Messenger Nay 8.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13


How GEs LEES FoRcHs KEEP WARM
A Rappahannock correspondent ola late
Southern paper writes from camp
There are but few tents, but the army is
lightning to regard tents as nuisance.
Much soldering has made them very sharp,
and given them full knowledge Of the law
Of selfpreservation, and they seem to have
the same instincts as the beaver for their
operations seem 10 resemble The habits of
that animal. Brigades move about near
flick woods TO get supplies of fuel, and for
benefit to health. When the troops stop to
camp you see them scatter about and be
come very busy, and in course of an hour
or two the whole brigade has disappeared
You can hear voices and noises, and see
moving things, and you almost think it q
vision or a haunted place; but after come
painful suspense YOU arc enabled to under
stand this sndden and strange "transinog-
rification." The drum beat summons the
men to duty or inspection, aud all at once.
from holes, casesand cellars, over which is
a roof of closebIush covered With thick
coating Of dirt, to turn raiu und weather.
while the tenaat below is warmed by a
snug and we'll filled fireplace cut in the
solid Garth on The side, and such are the
winter quarters Of Lees army
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13
ADMIRAL Wilkes at his old tricks ae aig,-' A0sGsi
back down In store for she ihDhee4

/ We have been permitted by Mr. y. J LJFaf3s +
has just returned from Egrope, 70 roadt apy !et
ter from Samuel J. Rcdgate, an knglishnop sne 'u
for Lloyds London, TO the Secretary datd Aey "es,
Florida, March 7th, describing IN ou;ragg upaf tsi
British flag by order Of Admir- Nlke. q NAith b
a witness. -
lie states that the steam ship lffelhal -rt
S. Jarman, left Falmouth for 81 Thomog aLl 4llatf
as on the evening Of the 9Th January, Tith s
seugcrs Of when he was one, cargo 9t i.ui.-5s- :.
of war, and her Majestys mail for Mstsnffa, en ~
Goth February the Peterhof was pFaec : rs g
course for the haroor of ST. 1h0nas, he 90 sA9tt
Of st Jchn Island, with tho Britisa risa p ine,
II. g. Steamer approached, hret hiaft .h-rlc sad
then shotted gun. boat fr5m tlg a. siesl-E
then boJftled the PeierhAf While in fa2itn Ta'ers
'xae Pe1crhof remained in The harbc az s. l.as'
con- pletiag her supply Of coal until tie 0s1.t
During her stay Admiral Wilkes ARRIVED ,-s hefCc.
with the L. s. Steamers Wachuastt ard lrcal nt-
publicly stated that she ought TO be uFs1 nfrg.
i In going out Of the harhor, the Pe ~ ~ss t4acl
possession OF HI the Vanderbilt, Car ftay.1
ed that be ii feel authorisei ,atl arY s-f
inc Teigkf out O. the ship. The p2ssenfs7s lcs-
and crew confined the cabin ihci. l,l takcf
from then, and twcnty-oDe srrred f4rfe-l Tsera
onnrds orcr them. The morning sl1 - sis'.i
fhc Randtl bit iclt nnds ihe PcieThi nsis si
hnr WuEt in clIa,sre % - 49, atj -
|f..If :. ~. 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

The police reports in the New Orleans
papers show a different order Of things
since Yankee corporation laws have been
IN force. 4 NAN is fncd for driving a
worthless negro from his premises with a
4, per clasfiscmenf. and a watchman
whose wife became jealous. has his gun o..
revolver confseaied. because ie las a fuss
will. the lady A gcnticnsan is fined S25
fpr singing tie Bonnie Blue Flag while
driving along and 1sdy was locked up
for violating a new health ordinance. The
right Of imprisonment under The rircnm-
slanccs IS g bc tcstrd-a great consolation.
re suppose 10 il,e outraged lady. God Dc
liver rs from Yankee rule
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

FOsI PRisuSiHs The news wehnd hurr-
liforc of the exchange Of the Post prl.on-
ers, inrns out false. There must be some
lrvaclcly or deceit on the part NJ the Fed
erals. Hs II was conf g itly asserted az
Rlrhiaond that they wcgc 10 have been cS-
changed At Ciiy Point Ia March
Alr, W. g. scoggn, SON Of Jas. W. Seog
giu OF this county has lately arrived o.
home. H. efi Chicago on tl,e aDth o.
March, having been peruiitcd TO pass
through The lines hy an orderly Ito re-
presents the snail pos % bc prevailing
amongst the prisoners, aud II Nas prison
rumor, lliat they wcrt TO he conveyed 10 an
Island not far disiLnt from. Chicago.
iif account OF the temper and disposi-
ton Of tie Norihwcsiern people, 20 far as
lie could learn, is That they are dciermiucd
20 GgA, no more. In Illinois where he left
the cars (knoS county perhapsi lhe peo.
plc were armed aud determined 10 protcct
dtscgtcrs. no thinks II Price were TO 20,
thegc he coud raise 10 900 men.
Since pennlng The above, We have seen
an cx,rnei from lie Chicago Times Of Tho
mi al e0nbaiRing dchuiic information Of
these prisoners. Ii 5aysrtrSf ont Of SS,sSL
prisoners brought fipm the Post and Muir
frcesboro, &c Camp Douglas 200 had died
"a ,hse: months. They w,re Subjected s
extreme suffering I'll, Times slys
The prisoners came TO the camp unler
pcculiarly wnfiyorahc circumstances
rhcy were expos u for u numbor af days
in December and January upon transports
on the Mississippi river They were crow
dcd very rnlcom(oiiably; thc weather was
cold anl rainy; the arrangements for the
,s'gS;, uoro Scrac,;rc % opd ,hs;r snr,;col alton.
49, 49,, Nor,i an,jro,, ;nsr,f;ninn,
TSc, con,c srom ,hc rnr south &, tbc
vor,h ~ ,he Md, or w;',cr rom,rl,a.
hlg eo, - do,nnncss ana s,dicr her..
,r;,h nn n oIoona,c sun,,,. ar oin,,ir~ snd
ao,,i,r,o ns sn0onn,. Thp;ss ca,oin,, =, can','
~ pona,,.s ,sas sa nU ,y;,H sr,i' ssor, .t .,hat,
,bc 5arrocrs els which hal hccn orcativ dan
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

Tbs yovetnmeni reeds all the thllans on
lour and beet halt pound reiions -four 2
pounds beef per day Tho commaehes
N Ao left At the attack on Cobb, last fall
hAd only come back some iso days since.
They have a few cases Of small pox Ia their
10 gcs.
lid Tonkaways were hero to see the Col
onel, the day lac went TO the caddoyiilnses,
aad did not like TO hear lhat he had zone
there, Tho rorkavayH az war With >sae
oiLcr tribes say that lhes-eannrt~ Be con-
/iided in At the breaking mp Of Cobb the
hos,ilc Indians, killed 20 Of the Tonka-
ways, and now they have only 90 war;
yicrs left Of them, 30 are with our COM
panies across the river
On the morning Of The 81 the Tenkaway
Chief Castryo came again with his inter-
prefer "Whiien another Tonkaway, slayed'
till dinner 'rfarslssng The Colonel when
he expected 10 leave, said ''icn days--wc
go with you--to morrow Washl,a---tradc
buffalo robes for blauket--wc got no blnn-
ket---may be so--lvc-six-seyen days--I
comc-but mo 20 with yon may be so.
Tonkaway 90 with mel tell him--may
be so no,--bnt we go with ycu!' eassayo
is q fine looking Indian.
When the Tonk0ways came down from The
s"slee " tv!t NY'o SYsvS .is"t 'hey NeiV
-nrronrfef y ~" hostile tribes and every
n aIns lgt % is" t.eis N'r ol'. l'H,
Htd lhem 5tll' ln-A "A Hugt NrHci. N2ou'
b mics p0m hr.' .ear .Ia road 80 wash
ugion They Aare 'u' mneh .'it being
feally dires;e Of Poai's .r einrr sells
no Ii@l tla "oyornme.t ilfhia'e" iL''"
as % dii the otIct tr.Al "iih i.ilc, prt
.Ju, .her n,o LcmaIl rp COW ll1!pi1i.
tof ao s7li % be groa, -luHyA' fod cot
wc'kr ratirls % three " to, t'ys he
90. l,ia ana do without for tho .sa.oluder u
tie iimc. II is said and suppose thefe'i
no doubt that they cat the bodies Of their
enemies killed in battle With, all these
ianlts, and some othcr not enumerated
''Rerc, there never has be "a the shadow of
doilht Of their feaity 10 Texas. twenty
four yeass ago, when they we're nearly al
WAYS in asss2i lion with lipaus they were
fcduently AT AlJs1ln lnd San Antonio.
Since their the Lipans-isayc be come hos
tile. Some are in Mexico ard some near
Eents fort on he Arkansas ''A>--v,
-------s - sr----l-.
MAL'.f Not,- iesI'''o" ;, ,'''s pVen in,'o- ~
''"Up" NV ~ ..oUS' " g,,'7i
sH!s .ho "'snins'Y" '1N'i
P.oftei"s ~ az '" "
't''u..oi'! ~ az W uetii'e ' 80,
" 'sV.oe'Vi', ~ e''oe -! S'"'' :, 80 ~. -
NV "o4oU " 'io 0VHi''V'"'' 'o'''AH'0t' ~
)" |u"s,uu. .u
h"pPi,y u nus Decn S.'i-polp "uu ua
c,'eS ~ ., ,ls.en,tou ~ 20 vn.J Wv ~
s''sos VI = ~: " 'a. 'oi' a.I.Ii
'Vnss' f?.:.te'a"si f!.i W ~ 49,.
ing snn ra'sins y mus 'pauD m''.St'
nun, nun uppol.ui..s.Vs pypl,. " snuNins oN nav
Ncgpiig elac'lis.iaus ~ .hu pvp''o
'.ns' i'"i n0p"u} .",isNs ~ " nom oevvs.
o,oI'' ny ..iv oist..s -, y. p:s' e'!ot
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

he friefal army has ctident,y s9sa 10
uu1srgo Ar almost entirely new orSaniza-
tor. for The tine cf f1Ie original iRc feAis
enlisineatezl irci Z - iii -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

L1rrffR q. q tIntt
The enemy are still ia position about
farly miles from ;i4is place. and are not
advancing.
VA STEVENS, Capt. s A. Q. II.
Special % the Telegraph.
frExSSpEIA, Nay ~ lea3
Tie encmy have fallen back. 10 Nash;ne-
ten and 0pelonsas. and arc fosiitinr
They are supposed 70 be 1900 strong.
Reinfercemenis are now hourly looked for
here an excitement has subsidized 80
news from across The firer since last eA-
press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-05-13

II. The appaiAlment otaGoats NJ pnr,hHc NQolby
my officer, except the Qanrtcrmastcr General, and
such officers may act under hi. authority end sane
purpose, heretofore authorized Y other officers, are
iesokcd. By order, lsgneii $ COOPER,
lt'bs5:3mc.l tdjntsnt and Inspector General
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

m0rr1e0s
CnAnHERs- -HOoGLAND.--On Wednesday, November II,
% the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. G.
flanders, Mr.. ]. SoxxRs CHAMBERS TO Miss LIZZIE H.,
dAaghter Of Vim. Hoogland, all OF New York
Long Island papers please copy.
DAvs-BKAM.-In Brooklyn, On Saturday, November I,
~ The Rev. ". II Boole, FRANK A. DAVIS OF New York,
70 Mics JANE BEAs, daughter Of p N. Beam Of Brooklyn.
LoyKRrDoE-HAppEr I'm Wednesday, November II. by
sbo Rev James Wilson, at the residence Of the brides
lather Jas +. Hadden Esq, Mr. JAMES W. LovEnDGK Of
1aavenwortb Kansas 10 Miss BEsaE r. hApDEs Of this
city No cards.
LoyDnnAcK-BEEKxAS On Wednesday, November IL ,
~ Rev Dr. Potts, at the University place church. VIII
NAN LoupEnpAcK 10 Esxb, daughter Of g. A. BeekmaD,
All Of this city.
q -koaNs-PAyrxa--on tuesday evening, November 10
~ the residence of the BRIDES parents, BY the Rev Mr.
Anderson, sAMru W. MonRr TO CaArrrn NJ daughter Of
AbrAm Paynter, all Of Newtown, Long Island.
MCConBIs-SroSE.-on Tuesday, November 10, At the
Madison Baptist church, by Rev. Henry G
Weston Jsxx A McCoxpw TO sARAu T. sroSE. daughter
" George G. Stone, all Of this city.
RoHSsos-MAsy.-On Tuesday, November 10, in IN,
Fourth avenne Presbyterian church. BY the Rev. r. r
Booth, Tn RomSsos TO Miss MARY A., daughter
Ben. g. Many. ESQ.,, all OF this city
wormRspoos- -DEvoK-On Wednesday, November II
ty the Rev. Y. C. Ever HENRY II. WonKRsPooN 20 H.
IcrnE, daughter Of Thomas r. De voe all Of this city
The New York herald., 1863-11-12
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY. OF PREPossEssIN0 APPRAR
h sncc. wealthy aud accomplished wishes TO open
rcuefnan with ,lew % marimony. Cartes de tisie
changed Address Violet Washington Post once. d. @. All
letters strictly confidential.
The New York herald., 1863-11-12

n specabliy IN god business and with the bes
ference wishes 10 firm the aclnaintance Of some sini
srctahe lady from Is 10 ~ wi ueaus 10 add W bis,
wb view 10 marriage Addicss Prank tcois daaiayl.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-12
DEOPLE'S AND wORKINGMEN's CANDIDATE FOB
Alderman Eighth Aldermanic district
PETER MCKNIGHT.

CIXTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT-ATA LARGE AND
- enthusiastic meeting OF democ attic electors of the
Sixth Adermanic district held Kunz II and 70 Rsse1
street on Tuesday evening Nov. TO- 1862 motion Hon. Ju
lius Korn was appointed chairman yice-Chamen-John
mach. L. sanbeth, g. S,auss. A. Kuhner. u. Kuntx ~
Fleisehman Martin li,oh, J. Muhenbrfnk Secretaries. -.
L. Jonassohn. O. B0llett Aug san j. Koehr M. EnRlert
! Aaiser r Rauchle Eidenwell. H. woln staaf Q.
Kline r. Schramm Addresses made BY Messrs KOrn,
Smith, Cornell sBrcnd and wener The following resolu
tions unanimously adopted-
Resolved That present Ali.roan James Reed. hav.
ing in every Sspect funeh his duties ocer Of this
Is the entire satisfaction Of HIS constituents
pledge ourselves 10 his supp Mt the next election.
Resolved That we recognize In Alderman James Reed
good citizen democrat and friend To the working
fellow citizen who made distinction Of ma
tionaities and therefore, viii with all
deavor to procure his denomination from the different de-
mocratic organizations.
Resolved That in case ainre the conventions
do hereby nominate and pledge ourselves 10 support
Alderman James Reed.
With cheers for the Union and Reed, the meeting I'd.
journed.