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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20


.ff 8li- aal isWAsHTHoToN. Oct. 1T
The following proclamavi has been
issued bV President Limo In: 4y
By The Presisent of The United States "A
Proclamation 'i2f'-'
ui WhereAs,the term of service Of part Of
the volunteer forces of the United States
will expire during the coming yea'; and
whereas, in addition to the men raised
by thelpresent draft, tits deemed expedii
ent to cal out three hundred thousand
volunteers to serve during the war, not,
however, exceeding three years--sLH
Now, therefore, I Abrah am Lincoln,
President of the Uni'ed States and l)om-
whnder in Chief Of the Army aud Navg,
thereof, and the militia of the several
States when called Into actual service,
do issue this, my proclamation, calling
upon the Governors If the aIff.reni S Yates
10 raise and have enlisted ihio the United
States, for the vatious companies and
regiments in the Aed from their respec-
tive States, their qaOtas Of three hundred
thousand men, Ein M e3a1a at1qa
rurther proclaim, that all the vOlun-
teers that are called out and duly en-
listed shall receive pay premium and
bounty as heretofore communicated td
the Governors of States by the War De-
paFtment through the Provost Marshal
Generals Office by special letter. a .a
further proclaim that all volunteers
received under this call, as well as all
others not heretofore Gre ted, shall be
duly credited and deducled from quotas
-, -t.As.h.J g.. 49, ravf daft
further proclaim, IT any State shall
fail to raise the quota assigned to it by
tho War Department under tnis call, then
draft for the efficiency In said quot 4
shall be made Ia the State or in the dis
triets of said State for their due proper
tion Of said quota; and theisaid draft
shall commence on the fith day OF Jan /
uAry, 1864 iai 4lfrN cHi b3i1lal1 001
+ further proolaim, that 1thiog ia this
proclamation shall interfere with exiting
orders, or those shat may be issued tor
the present draft the S'aies where It 10
iniprogress, or where il has not yet be Q
commenced. The quotas Of the
states and districts will be as
signed by the War Department
through the Provost Marsha's of
fees dueregard being had foe the mer
heretofore furnished, whsihe by volun
,ering or dFaftingi and the recruiting
will be conducted in accordance witt
such inBIuCtiOas 40 have b en- or MAY
beissued by that deparlm ut n g
la issuing this pTociAmation address
myself net only 20 tAe gGuverhors OF the
several States, but also to tue good anc
loyal people thereof, inv ktng Them q
lend tehlr cheerful and If oliVs a1d :
tue measures thsis adopted, with . We '
90 re- enforce oar victorious armies DCp
Ia the Geld, and bring 0pr miitary opera
tions 70 aprosperous end thu, elOsinI
forever the fouatHins Of sedtll0n AM
cruel waR GOV ,snlb 90 H8
In Witness whereof, have hereu 10 se
my hand and caused tue seal OIL %
United StAtes TO be afH xed 3s.i I
| Done ~ The oi,y Of Washington, thi
l7th day Of October, A. d, 1858, and 9
the Independence Of the Unitvd state
the eighty eighth ui. .u aa lt
BY the Pfvbident: a.. .tlA Ala .Ia .
Eo1 al .rtbI1ia AsBAHAM LISooLH, 1
l. w III gFWARn SecfatarV of Bth q. 7
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

A OoMPLrMEHp 10 GEN. THoMAs--A
DEaESLR ara Son. tie Petersburg + x
press, OF O,tobe z, saws: I'VE regrel u
hear that NJ IIr Gen. George IL Thomas,
who fought so obsiinst " urder h ~
Grams, the Lousy calf AZ ChickawsugA
native OF SouthAmptJn OOuny, Vir'
oinia and was born IN JtrusAiem, chs
oouaty seat Il is sAid that Gen. rnom
as mas relatives ia tho oouaty Of Slu'h-
amDion, who are deeply grieVed At he
coarss he has pursded. Hsisagcaduite
OF West Point, ana Is said 20 possess
military ability ~ high order. The
mao must have soft place Ia bis bead
We think.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20
Wwaato PapeT,1.

About three hundred pounds Of DEM
aanooratio -tiokets, were yesterday dispos-
ed of 10 ArAg- dealer IN a single lot.-0ia
Commercial r
Why didn't you send II down here
You might have swapped them of for an
equal weight Of Confederate money, aDd
got something 10 boot.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

A NEw CAuE JusTIoE.---A Washing
ton letter, TO the Now York Times, con-
tsinss the Gollowlng .A
alt ia thoaght here IN professional cir
es that Chief Justice Taney's protrAct-
Cd hold on the bench OF the supreme
Couri ~ ,he Uoited States will be un-
10 ,srd bsfote to- Jriog Of 1854 A de-
sirr is univers lily Expressed among law
ers sud p,htleIAps tnAt his sucegssor In
otiice may be a stAtesman whose hissory
piyes lhe soundest guarantees Of anti
slavery sentiment, and whose emiDence ~
iAN Yer and senator tAs only been sur
passed by 'he spleBdpr with which he
has sdmini tered tho haAnoes o. she
Uni 20 s a,rs during the great rebellion
And ths reform might be further OK
tended vi b proilt 10 tue nation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

WASHINGTON, O5t lZ-It ia sAid that
gen.ral rider VI b. issued by the
War D prtmsnt In 5 f,@ dAys providing
Tor the enhstm mt OF oolore d 'Ioops Ia
the STATS of Maryland, Ken tu,ky Mia
soui. Wee terra Virginia and Tennessee.
Allo,at Owuers will be allow, d $500
for eaon slave that m,y enhsij tue slave
10 be free ~ the ex prAtion OF bis term
of emil ,tment. The slaves OF dlsloyA al
masters viii also be eni,bed, but they
will not be paid Cor them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

A London paper says thst an eminent
physician was lately killed by crinolins.
A woman wearing an enormous one
switched him of the pavement sad hsoks
his skull Orinolins has been the death
of a good many men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

The father OF SpeoOer Ksllog Brown,
the young man WHO was hung ~ hioh.
m6nd on the 2E b OF 8 2rombsr, went
iuto the Falton street N eaug, New Yp' k
last work, and nqassied prayers that
the death OF his sou Who was ''mur 10 eu"
ia R,chm jnd might ne sano itsd - bin
and his snrViging famuy Tne request
prodoeed thrill aud sensa60n through
The audience. .l
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Adams Express Company. U I
UNCLAIMEU GOODS

,,prus NAMED BrtOW ARE HE FB' NO
pTIFEn, that The following Goods 10 their al
1r. having been in soS 9pi ssnS "a sAS ai,sh fis5
sig ,.i,,y W 5a,s from, date II tbis notico
bHV-''' ST. OR, Agont,
rma Adama ESFeaH Company.
, box. Miller It. c +. Nashville.
inseRaso, Moi'herso Capt. w. 1. Nashvli'o.
! bov, MoE rrion ) O., MELVILLE,
i bUx, norris william, 3Bih IN iana.
! inr, Neat Miss Jassio. tullnnoms. w FN.
nsclsses, o Brien M Nsghvfl a i6s ssi .'u .
I psskase DWenJ j., 3Ith ohio.
! Eox, Parker n, S5th lnditiia.
box. ound o. $, Nashviue.
! bor Pcaseley, j Nashville
bnndis, Rowo Geo. 7th "a Cav.
bUpdie Rumpcail, 2tn Illinois.
tru.k, Eay mond T., Nas ylo.
lov, nuss, u e., Barbetts Artillery,
box, feynolds Hospital a
box, snith Capt. j. w., lllth ohio
/ box, smith 4 esth iFi 90
BOX Arnold O. " Nasbvlle E hai
q Accord A. { ga Illinois.
olckage Hr,wn h. 21th llan 10, aW EFfst.
ncgage Blnk.rG. " fOth Indiana.
box Blgni Jas. 33th ludIa a. t.Ha
tos BuCk G 7,h Kentucky ca,M airy.
b5x Barber s. onyale cent camp.
cheat b air AdJuantJ N Tth Indiana.
boz Boldeu JnsA Bowl ng Greca,
box Blackburn ~ T.. 40th Ohio. 81. ..
pack ge Brandon Geo lOUth Illinois.
ptgk ge Bro oIntlre liugh Hospital rs. @
/ package Capp,r Dat tid 18th OHIO
package CArlile D. vile.- FbHU WW
pac age DnIree ~ y, Nashville s ...t.
ackag E-tno Fred 79lh H. inOia
iackAee, Gray W, Tath lad
lpackage George ~, 81 lad. -
paogage ilarman, 4 ! s0th W.
ipackag,, Huoef Chr stien, 1871 IA.
pae age, Henncssee J, Nashville.
lbot Ho b Jap, l4th Wis. fErt TH4C#
ipsckVge, Ives X 21thIll.
package, Juhssonti n I'D Ind. Cav
pack &c, Jackson W u Nashville go.
box JsgorH Smith aud, XIV.
miniature, Kelly Jobn, 2 lad. cav saI.f
lb0x lutile @ p, 10Th 0pio e t..aN .H1.l.
box Lott JnO, Nashville. ft
lbov, Moore solomon, Franklin.
iUd Maitland 4 ! New York W a s'
lbd, Mitchell Brig Gen NJ, Nashville. iag51a
box Mon z lmery J r, Col Imba Te o, ~, =
box, Mcnsis Morris la Ohio battery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

Nor KILLED Col. Thy lor, Of the FIT
tstnth Kelt4cky volunteers, . gallant
and meritonous olhoer, reported killed ~
UDick amsuRa was not hurt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20
TO THE S0LDIERSi
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For tire use of soldiers,


For the use of soldiers.
1t is printed in four celors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line Ia left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size l8xlT The certificate Ia enclosed
in . pasteboard tnbe, aud can be sent TO
any part Of the country without mi ury;
and the soldier, after filing up ths blank
lines, can put il back ia the tube And dre-
mail 1t to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as q remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
I. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above.
oolle-8m. ,5IlIVlioRRl fE1
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
SINGLE COPIfss ........@....".b5 6 Gents
..RR WEEK ..lga.. ..1.a....... IS Cents
RATES OF ADVERTISING.


(rEN Lnus on LEss TO CONSTITUTE soUAhE,)
square, day, 81 o0--eaoh addit'nal insertn, 20 30
e. veek, sOO--each additional SQUARE, 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

VIII. srvARp, Secretary Of S's ..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

1,ARrFs NAMED Bstog ARE HE E. ss. ,s,,, NG. !. y
- having been in si0te Z one yeal ana pver,
..i be- Id for Charge II bot callo for WITHIN
iuIH"'' ~ ''' g n y Or Agont,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20

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The New York herald., 1863-10-22
POLITICAL.


"A crate club will Dc held on fIiday eycnnF, ocotsr
23 ~ clock. at cad John J. Mcufanns "a
Delaney street. of Corrck All members and ho
wshlns Join earnestly requested to ond as A1vtIa
order ol FAT GHANtOlAD,
ESQ IIAwrIss Ivsas Secretary.
JoHs ssrrn, Vice President
nEMoCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE or THE CITY
and County OF New York. Sinclair House oc'oocr W
1868 The Democratic Electors of the several warhs n so
10 the principles ant of tho Democratic party ol va
state AMI Yrnaiiy or selling
cial appointments hereby called upon TO riect aer
satos 10 the sy Convention nominate worthy
Tor Mayor at an early date hoping thereby not on to
ie and event the cal. o the chief msssracy of our o,y
but also 10 elect Of incouptbc integrity 10 the once
OF Mayor.
Resolved Therefore that the Ward Associaio
arc hereby requested io elect delegates To MayoraN Son
Ncnton 10 consist Of the following number OF eatos-
rom the Second aud THIRD Wards each delegate.
FROM The tlSt Ward. two delegates. -.
From the Fourth. Ffth, SIKH Eighth, Tenth Iweifth
Ihrteenth, Fourteenth and fiteenth Wards each thrcc
From the Seventh. Ninth Sixteenth, Eighteenth. Nine
tenth Twenty lrs aud Twenty Wards each four
deir-ates
From the Eleventh. Seventeenth and Twentieth wards,
each Eve deleYctls
The Convention tho nc'ar House on the
ing OF Monday. tho 10th OF October. at ~ fP.M
Resolved That the eon " the dele under the fore
going rcluson thn take place At such lime aud planc
the several ward sa deaf pror 10 sAur
evening the 2<h instant and shall be- conducted IN
under
the immediate direction And control % three inspectors OF
Election be appointed by the PreSd ~ tho Assncl
ton the thereon the tine OF ineeting
Associa ION approi ai of snci appointments.
JOHN MckEoN, President
Tm..,nss T,s, Z, raan Msnnn Vice Presidents
io ioas y. Co.xs., Cwn,as1Hf' Secretaries.
u. A. iiolrrr, Corresponding Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
POLlrICAi..

CCkD WARD IN COMPLIANCE WITH TuR CABx
- - from Tammany Hall the Assembly conseuSoa fus
the Thirteenth Assembly District assembled at Looer
nor OF Fiiteth street and Ninth wednesd
evening October a. n03 for the purpose Of nominating
candidate Ga notion james ". RrAdy Ea1. called to
N. chair fauck Anthon, ESQ., and frsnes Rsiart Esa
secretaries
IAe Chair stated that the object of this convention
va 70 nominate In whom the people OF ths dissrt
san. lsce conNcenor nc holtd ihs CONVENTION wo.d
nsner wen he merits of III different and b.
sru"n !" gh show TO the people OF thr Twenty
Nsru hat tho nation mat Will be- Sos Tie
:" H. =, "s,s' ,n' OF ne d.mocra OF the dstri.i.
l"..loHthk gentlemen placed On. nsto
& ryan A. " teGTy wm scebhch. Ia nes II Brady.
~" 'icnoc Reilly, when, on the fourth ballot
,..,., THOMAS bYAN,
~ " I'o''a MAJORITY % ne goler ui tie C0Gsentoo,
WAS ihse'upon unanimously nominatsd
- . JANEs ". BRADY Chairman
Pirnrx Asrnoss s.,.,..
fRAkcIs RiIPAsr eeerelAriea
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
cvnroa.rIov xorIcEs. /.

fsHOros s4CFurcE IEr.RrNEsr, CcT "a ~
u fsFsIB Narsm esrfN
Ntfae ksfe. Alfsp htt fWfiAsf fsNs ny - 20 tsf
ssaf ff y aiss - 81 ans@ia wsisf rwai' .te ~
MAiff hfti'ifsf
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
MEDICAL.

nhs " BELsorr 90. o. T6 AND 100 BROAD.
- ravs Of Aln.h gsrsef y D.. 4duataa kgs1.
Iean ~ ss a.. bass acy corvisd inn most ivarsng
ef' ever kug record raef 70 n ~
Ie@ re w Third r~erYr, sfNgsfs hA9 sfrnturti "
sn'r-slond~ncr 81 fhroHrhuft - Nn.i~f e4'en q
hcArr from - A NJ, ,s9P.N
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

IlTn ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT, sIvrrErern y sFp. :.
ID ASS .a-stnr - tAe ss.ssssiy - - n 80
as f.rrwaAy Nali 4fgaHihsten trig ~ ~
Nsff U-wssf rail- iis4f tlassfs tafptf u ~ ~ =.
Tairf tt~as2 Wsfnstffy fsFnioN ~ ~ i.'.A
Tan 49, NJ 80 fssrIaa 20 4 aFaHiftef te+Hs "a "a
~ Attsrb fnHn hsA fa.tsft4 tiFaf AA'fs~sts 70
~ fsst..~tt tifaH NvVtNn - MUfHft gF.Nft11i
ysitfr rifrN ~ fsHassny 'rHfsadgu
trwarr ~ wff'asH hufAN fHNtHNts a.
gogs ersairtas. -. . Taase's8y tsss~ttAf7
nnru wsHp-. vRprfsI ~ rnH rxios woaE
w iasssa Is1sgateAt ~ srfat = atss ~ - hs4f
~ - ffa. ~ sAFaF ~FHtNHF. Nrfffsf ~ " ~
A. as tsft ssn fsrftat a. tfnf atas ttpas ss9 o.
-sfr a t.tla.a 80 taf Haeti ~ saas NI gfstf ~
4sMtN 30 tNgV vrerte Hi
q yAlHEA. via~ Pfnsits
Pf4sws ssffu Nefrtffrvs
N4ats ~ = iiH. Nsfr 4. IN N
HaWrs sgA4tx aMWs. ~ ~ no.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
INN a.srugrr coSsTNriDs,
4 TANuAhg NkD MDXsEu HALLS

nm s3sFugLr coNsTNrtDs.
TANaAhT AkD NDEsEJ HALLS
IAfpA auh EhflNNs
Trs n8.efrs sf.1n ai gafoar Durs fr 49, .sf ~ 80
fssrsn.Is1 % ffk g Fsrtifate .af n%f E v
1 tfsrrhff il Size Ffrft1 dsTf hA9l9E tHn If faif
f~f 49, sfsrnef VI ta cove tisn q kpfsFf iaN. So
80 .tss nj ia b. ~ 4sfrEas ~ N4fans o. ~
s1nf and w~f~ pf~slt 2 y'st y bffusfd y ian
a Fsfnlaitaf lfau aff N4laf q Fa.a a H1tsff Waii.
Nsssfs r. - Naaasg r.aas u ~ % ed asatas c4fry.
rfflfes
Itg sd ~ a. lsirl cstsrss8 Hiih fat snfks
rlaafntre waa asa 80 olnst - w.ti M nryss,
anf s1tsf tl ~ rettor - ~ -, q ls.rp6iy a
4slts fsslafay 80 il@fsttA dissstes Ne Hftsat
teff 80 40 tIsi tF.ge - NSrpsEAoe. a&< u
T. .r1s - ifrss s-fs ffs4 ~ aymiE ion.
to slrt tkrn a. o1fr.si stts ttvse hssy
,Lrsfs ~ - .sslSs@ss n - 4i.xa tcles IAcf -
chalfnsn of N. rsnsgsasy usu sigsg ssaas
WILLIAM fFgt
chslrHlsn = a. N8ssr Hshctaas ssilso.
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The New York herald., 1863-10-22
I'm ssslxsly rgsTsl,,r .o.v,,r,o.

I1TH ASSEMBLY, HlErRicr
rAMNANY HAIL CONVENTION
mrrfnF o TIE birvenfh Dis're' assrnbY Cove
ton seftrd offanre wfN 80 tf"sioas " se Drr
crAf Hcpgbhran p"neui t1m i'fg n fann.narJ HHH.
hetl fBier4ns JhiftF sffgtd street, NrFrrsfag
Oriol.r =. ~ 0gqk. A. bsrnNsa y. qHiun wa'
sie tsd cha nua irfnRn ss aHd wlstAr Carey
80 fhefF4pon AT t0nssri pfpssde1 70 ballot
date f1g to t4aiuNiy ad fatrl ~ ryrni.
irg tt@ fsliuts found AHt IifDsAH ". gnlDntE
hal bNca nnAna18s ssly uotnluatnf.
rnlilttss 4tiua b. 10 app inr1 - wA of w ifs, ~
api nforIH hu = s nouuafl1n, - hp~sfHi hsosr -
au1 in sa0i be W. nt q
engagements he wcHi1 be uu4ls - ~ H1niEa
tgn.
Ih~ csnmitise thsn psoresisd ars'n 70 slot, ~hsa
UEnNAh iDNrNBFIs Haa NnsgiuOnHy rNNtNsfrl
a eJupiatfs LArpg ~ Aaf ncfesa Nv isseatrrF
N Ais ugr hr appeared ~ aly Atlrr feI ~
gsns0n Ffr aaiei hor that mNfs ~ pffDanaf
gral~fa .Ae h9nYf hil fgsa afairs Ngla 80 fefni
fini afrrfi ths untor.
AGDtiwf tss44gf h. ns -,
csROLtN q heIrN NAYkNf T.i.
"a. Nnani Jaay Borinaie4 tsa tseof4fe r.y@bleAo
,aniidsls fof "a iu3 'L iall. X isag .igtA
nErNAnD u 0risA. ftAir-asn
.asis hsi.er s-.rstsr.-s
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
AMUSHMENTg.

AMUSBMENTs.
CADEMY or Music,
"A Under the direction o. Humphrey bann
The public respectfully aIpsed that this wiz o. e
last appearance Of Miss Cushman In New YORK; 40 enc ~
THURSDAY, Oct. a. 1853
or THE UNITED STATES
6ANITARY COhMlBHION,
MISS q. CUSHMAN,
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH.
THURSDAY, Oct: %. 1868.
WIN be scted sbaksperes tragedy Of
MACBETH .. -...nu-x.
Macbeth Mr. EDWIN byvin
kins Dnncan' heToR y R,nsroId
BY permission OF W. wheatlsy: Esa :, po,,r.O.
,...n. BY permission Of j. w. InxaTa E;g. 81 xor,on
BY permission Of James waiaeI ESQ.,,
,,,.. By permission Of j. W. Lingsrd Esq; v,..,
Third Witch. Mr. w. X. Floyd
by permission of James walsck, ESQ.
By permission Of j W Iinsari. ESQ.
5,Y LapY MAcBErH...... CHARLOTTE SusnMn I'M.
BY permission Of VIM wheatiey Esq.
+. Doors open att commence al o'clock. cr
pun' ss'on on.
'ra's 'v :,r .,.',a
pin, a,s. no 70
riNat; Boxes Thpfe 10 fweive NoiHIs
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
WITCHES, JEwELHY. &C.

f'asu rAiD For DlAmOsD IgwgLRg and INDIA
" fafrels bGW Atavis. for rsry ~ BriIsnis A. "a
IRENE W o1ered. onos tguTa9un ~ and nu oniy
fa1aiBuA p.r r~n..
B. W FLryB Diamond Brussr SO pro'a~ay.
WgRTu kNowisc-wnLRy - SILL io.n
w Bnft yrf- 90 Cod. NlirfF frrken fewfify. w
ytnE y Lg ~ thHiCh@. ~ Bf0olray na1sr ~ NJ .
bo'k hute yrI sfu rrsiye ttrfv PER er more fof Da
mglds od So'1 srg SILVER. EfatisAed la6 AsDsa1tcF
~ Broa1~sv.
WoRrn ksowfsg-wHsEB 20 eELL ckNYL
w JAR at re fArs aud a kaar N Far-. ~ E9irg
y LOUIS AfhiCHF. rxi Brsefr4y lrerr its Ns- lcrs
Hcis tte ~ gar@ g ss c.rs liar mash. az LADS n
fNrr~ sni fHfy Wr JAys dirty ssr cent uert hah 4nf
ott+ Ffla1a Ess.ssrter rs ffr4ss4Y
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
L,LEyEHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
M Mny4pr ylAfT ElNNI. ,TIDN

IL !
II MOZART HALL cONNESTION,
meeting Of The Elevenih Disir Assembly Convsn
on elected accodanSo with The dloet OF tc Mo art
Hail General Committee held Eiclnrs fhuy second
street, 70 raiy sna oounm lhe nomination ior u Assem-
Peck as elected chairman and r. Maonry Secretary
A Aclumilion the Convention fhuimsny Hall hav
ing announced that tAnoLAN OBRtEs BRYANT Esl :.
nominated by said Convention tho democratic
candidate FOR meber ~ Assembly berrnpon The npuna
ton OF Mr. Bryant unanimously ratified and oonhrncd
WILLIAM =. rLCh, Chalri.an.
d. G. MsLosEY Secretary
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CAMuANY HALL aENAroRfAL CONVENTION
l seventh Srnaio. la Disrrt-At meeting " the dele
gatrs cic~cd IN 'ance With The call 0f ha rpnmnny
Han General 'nmpitfe hcd nt tho huuae of T. tles. IN
Fy-fontt street trtwcrn Tnrl and Lexington avenues,
Tuesday evening October ~ a, 7is O'Clock. Tho rll beirg
called appeared that all Of he wHrif, except tho fveDy
Hon Peter MHrlrson. OF ihH twenty second Nad, Wna
unanimously ectci chairman hna D. q. Birdfs Of ihe
Twenty. "a, y ard was ciosrn secretary.
On mot opiulter o. three from each " tie uncun
csed wards aTpointeh 10 and report 10 the
regularity of tn connecting delegations
WberenIon. on aoucn, the oungebuon adiouFnrt unpl
meet ~ Iiibtari cotirll ~ foatih
aud THIRTY second for tie pnfos % heariog
tic rcro OF the omn isiee on Conesiant aud nominating
PETER MAsrnRsoN, Chairman.
ID. G. bInpsAiL Secretary.
j Indcperdent Denooraiic Onion club win NEE, al No.
26l Mott kct this (ihurtaY) evening at eaht ocan. An
election OF officers VIII take place aud important matters be
'''"''e' '' TiiuMAs BARRY rrc.iaen,
HORAfio v AVHEILL, Wee rresdept
d2"s mr,.,srrsnJ. wr,,m' J. Bra, Secretaries
THE MEMBERS OF THE UNION DEMOCRATIC AZ.
rociaon requested ~ meet This rburaiayJ even.
ing October eight oe.ok, Moyart oarden. and
MICHAEL nEALY. President
BgsJ. D suEAiI. seorctary
Jacos h,rA, Treasurer
i FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
ttamccng ol tho above Convention held ~ W. srn~n
w'ch street on "Wednesday evening. Oct ~ IHss. Hon
jacob Smith unanimously nominated 10 roTrcss at
the district In the next Leg .latife . .,<...,.x,,
Chairman
y.s,, w,,.h asna u Mo'o"f' Secretaries.
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MOZART HALL.
vi FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
~ frcrur OF the Convention, held ~ iH ri cenwsh
street, "Wednesday evening Or ~. iSos Hon incoh j.
smith unsnno Iaiy rulrsni tdlr ate for A.
scmby 20 rspr"rnt in district AZ the coming c'co.
JANIS JILUEHALD.
Chairman.
JosEPn k,lhy.
Secretary,
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~ orpo@i'c Eleventh street afer d. ns c,pcflcllel
with sn1 tested 1ro ghy TIE nitrous oir fas cpp i"ui
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bcek. usTieci imitation o. nsine, o." OPERATIONS var.
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I'm ASSEMBLY DlsTHI Cr-Ar MEETING 0F
Il tsef1les 0f tfe foErths Asrerhy ftf,ff hrid
Pytha ofag a w~tnrsav ryeaisg OciJbsr a. NJ Jeul,s
u. Guray rccfised tAc unanimous nonllHai!sn.
roftHs
John Collins. CAairaian. ". T. q. ksnfg, ahaf Bap.
James niiey. S.eFetAry John Glass Hesisiagy
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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TN sEN ATORlAL DISTRICT.
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- fs3ond yards issgulaI dsalscfat.- satii4Aaf
aEEAIoN.
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cor REV AED -Llar urrDnpH ~. rHfsgHa
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(rff illlag IssAttFg 500 fHT .etst So -
sruaff NJ r.tafafns q ;. 80 lessf. DAVID FAsTos
Wtsl feula tNeft f~
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