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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-17

4 terrible murder and attempted sacloe
took place in Freeport: ILL.,, last week A Nr.
Walton, came to Freeport to visit MRS Whit
ney, who lives there, and whose husband is III
the Fifteenth illinois Volunteers. Mr.. Wal
ton, has, It is said for the last Two years, been
very intimate with Mrs. y Whitney, and feco'no
jealous Of her, ana, upon meeting her IN front
ot, the keystone House, drew revolver, Kill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-17

STATION HOUSE Scene. Wednesday
night drafted man called at the Second DIS
tl1ct Station-house, in Phi]adeiphla, having
with him an Individual whom he mad engaged
as substitute He desired the SUBSTITUTE 70
be locked mp until morning. The officer III
command Justly refused to Go anything OF the
kind. as such transaction would be entirely
illegal. ;,
i am afraid, said the applicant che will
escane f he IS not detained, and I must have
him at the Provost Marsl1al's Office IN the
morning, or | IN goner
4 cannot help you, sir. Nobody can be
locked Up in these cells unless there, IS some
imna charge preferred, > replied the Officer
in command.
|What shall do?' said the stranger.
Stay with him Till morning, replied tie
officer
L cant do it: / want to 90 home.
",TelI, sir, there is no use of any more cor
versation on the subject; we have no right TO
letain your hiend.
The Two men departed, and nothing more
was Thoughts Of the affair.
Between twelve and one O'Clock N the
morning, q couple Of officers arrived at the sta
ton, having in costody a man very much n
toxicated TO use the language OF one OF the
officers, he was STAYING drunk.
/ he Obvious lnQlVlQuA was plUEu III vac
cell, and at SIX Q clock, having had i've hours
sleep. was arraigned before the magistrate on
the charge of drunkenness. The evidence was
positive, and the usual fine, IN such cases made
and provided, was imposed The officers
found him on the sidewalk, fast asleep not
far distant from the station-house
As the magistrate announced the tine as I'M
posed, pretty well-dressed man stepped up
from among the motley group and paid It..
The officer in command Of the station looked
at him intently, as though he had seen HIM be-
fore. The man smiled as he paid the line
lie was the same individual v ho, on the even
ing previous, had made application to have
his Substitute looked up for safe keeping, to
prevent him escapeing to Manayunk, at which
place his services had been obtained. As he
turned to go away he looked at the officer;
placed his thumb aside his nose gyrated his
finger, smiled again.
The officer looked as if he vas trying to
measure the depth Of space, and finally broke
the silence he imposed upon kimsel BY ejacua
ting the single word ''sold.
The substitute was introduced to Provost
Marshal Lehman, was accepted uniform pa
ced upon him, and he was at Ice sent to the
barracks.
The weather is not so warm to-day as 1t was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-17
d. Ed

On Sontay, 10th INST, EDITH. aged is
1Vootl5 daughter Of John r. and Hannah NJ.
masters &sz- The friends Of the family are
u lScd 70 attend the funeral this afternoon. at
!? 10 Q clio k, trom the residence cf her parents on
Fit Street
v On the 18th instant, GEORGE HUME5, of
a4sylle, Prince George county, Marvland,
@ged II Years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-17
ma Murder Near Island No. 10.

Inc 1&01'4'- -. 1T;,-.,,,r; Tlan,ocrat
\ correspondents u ''l' -'A'>'>~'>- O1..vO~ =
FINISHES the following fUr1hof particulars u
.l.,,.I murder near Island No. 10, IN the
s -. c'., :,'a;.
Mississippi ;, -1,4, WAN who hold
Yesterday 'ne 4''A' . y NV l.A,>'.' ooto}
no COMMISSION 0loei 'A"y "o'1, '''.'>N' w.,
r.bs3 or assumed, unaccountab)y in command
oTa hojv Of negroes, some torty-H7e, not one
r. r6o1 va. enlisted or otherwise II the ser
1;,o =, rhe United States, at Island No. ~,
,-nr aIavpo Of these men to the house CT a
fs" "s named Becbman, living near the line IN
Tennessee. consisting Of eight. mates and re-
o2es with instructions to bring from thence
Two c90trabao5 boys, peacoabiy II posSlble;
nut should resistance be offered, 10 XII every
member of the family AMI to ourn their house.
They proceeded there and literally fulfilled
orders, with the exception OF 1rln9. the mousse
they sacked it, however, and Ia this condition
it vas found by a party Of United States cav
airy that happened there by the merest accl~
3eot and soon after the massacre took place.
Immediately apon ascertaining the direction
gbich the fugjtlVes had taken, the cavalry
started IN pursuit, ogertaklng nln3e OF the ne
groos ere they had crossed to the island
A2otherw2s subsequently captured by whom,
where, was unable to learn out unoef-
stand that ten Of the negroes, DWyer, and
-~Sl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-17

TE1TIE undersigned would inform his friends,
/ and The public generally, that he is now
prepared to furnish ICE At ALL HOURS y TIE
DAYoR NIGHT atthe ''old stand No. rs, north
I. G. SWAIN
P. S.-Orders for large quantities Of ICE
left with ne; will be promptly flied at most IS
,-o, able terms NH 27--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-17

DRIV ATE INSTRUC TION-A competent
i teacher is willing to give private INSTRUCTION
to pupils, at their own residences, IN all the
branches OF a thorough English and Classical
education
lie will. also, assist the studies Of young men
in Arithmetic, Algebra, Surveying and Book
Keeping, either during the day or evening; :
Should sufficient number Of the latter apply,
he IS disposed to form an EVENING GLASS
for their accommodation.
Applications with the name and number Of
anrlicants, residences will be attended TO- AID
dress '.Teacher'' at this Office. aug l4-H
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-10-21
1MprEs ENTs

i.,,.r ss., It'll Dame
!, '',o. ....y a MS sim
.'G c,i.r pa. pccr /,
20, 1.rafIe n ,.e aid on
oop'''',. c,,a,.n, uodieos tie let,c
ha.',''' ~. VII. lo5 +, ,.torlpv. ana give
V'''" ., ,hn norsv ANNOUNCED
some =. Ne.
N c,,u,ss.ryrop Ms.
o'f'' Mrrlpras. Oct 2G, 1863
DIAN SIN Your telegram Of date
..o.,ral
Flour ard lard is included IN the le's'
= sn,,,,cs ordered to be impressed
Tiara !. no distinction u'de between
h., stores delivered in this State aud
| H.. 4, Mobile.
i, !. not mg purpose to impress small
ro.,o II aour intend for family sapp'g'
and Ulcers having doubts as % ,ba dis,
POSITION ofit instructed to it 60 upon
.4d,yi !. stating tba, It is solely intend.
ed for private u.s., and is not t" 10 . d
...l e., barter or speculation.
IhA 'N'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-10-21

ANrw HuNFowDER ~ Freocn
man has discovered a new method Ct
manufacturing guopowier, at PARIS
and a company has been fornea to car
~ the discovery into eject. A g%'utIe-
man representing the company h',
preceded to " asbinston, to lay the
invention before the American govern
ment. It is claimed for this rev
rovcr that it will not cost over eig0'
cents per pound; that the ra" ua'e'''
can be obtained fr,m the gloard almos'
anywhere without danger a ste" pan
an empty bottle, water aad fire al L
bsipg sufficient, in balf IN hour, t.
transf rm the raw material into powder
I,car he used in ashed v thou
arand lion, ool 20 - 50 Ter ee'.
!, stronger tbou ordinary Iowder' 'n
exrl,des with ; yapor il toad Of smoh.
i, and DOES ror foul The Gun. It caa !
used for blasting, hnntng, o. war po
+, poses.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-10-21
Negroes For Sale.

NOUR or fyc likely negroes for sale
by William Harlan, For af9rma-
ion during ny absence apply 10 Jebd
da-lan.
VIM. S HARLAN
Oct. I, 1868. 3l*
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-10-21
no


PURSUANT To- instructions lrrm
"a tie Conmls y Gontnj a2,
proved by ae Secretary oi War. w
Gnlef Coou.ssarg Pyo 's@ |nr 1.c
STATE OF MssiSs paI otI Ets Louis.
Igpg. | have en-oiaad tlt Clint
i'oHmjssat It's, a4Hi d sIeHi.5a tn=fr
1ssgec,jve Districts rs ll.iows:
FIasrDN ratcr.
Nh J4A#N S hs4..tatN, =. b.
0dl2e al Grenada.
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C"I'o"' y,
Uooo'leS =, TONES "~os",'s'p''
lss'q1s"'n, i'1.o' p ol',,""' A'0
latren' tliHo' a"o o'0N'"'
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CAPl'J3hN 1"AAri a.
MeFIuEn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

~ York Octobcr q, ia61 -"
TO CONrRACTORS- -Proposals enclosed IN q scaled an
velops. eudaed iie u the work. ard with ths
81 the bidder writted viii received A t
once un II o'cicck A. n. Tuesday November 10 1853
For building engine and tsud<r for ue "A,
Engine Company No a. - - ~ y"
Fer building steam Ore engine tender
kngine Company No ~. " "'' w
FOR bnliding hrc enalne tendsx for 40.
Engine Company No ~ w Wv "f
for bud'ng FIRE engine and teud~, r. ,.. a.
Engine Company No 81 ~ W." w
FOR building tender Tor Engine Com n pv NJ q,
FOR building new tender for Etcmpt Endne tompanv
~. "nn,"hg Hesm nrc engine for of Epgne Csur.-
New hand engine for of Ensiue Campsuv No A
kebuiidins hcse carriage for Company No. 81
ror building carthage fr Hose Company No. S.
banf forms ~ proposals. together
me n can ts oetaned q teis once Dated ses
CHARLES %. CORNELL Street Commissioner
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

nEM0CRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE TAMMANY
~ HalAt large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Tam
many Hall General Committee held Friday evening DC
,ober 80 the following resolutions, offered By Mr. John
Resoiyed That she Demoraie Republican General Com.
the ncmnatonn made By the united democracy OF Tammany
and Mozart Halls, consisting OF
yoSiAH sUIHEhLxND, Tor Judge Supreme Court.
soiiS n ccASSNsiN' for Justices Superior Court.
kskf AsEffr 5S ysdss o SSm~Sn Pleas
JOHN HOFFMAN. for Rscorder '"
GIDEON }. TUCKER, for Surrogate
JOHN McCOOL, lor Register
WALTER ROCHE, for Supervisor
SENATOR'S -rSnr'h ,,t a. hDisric'-Christisn B. woodruff
Sixth Districl-vncent G. King
Sey.nth Dstrict-Thomas q zelda
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY "
First d stiict-Jscob I. Smith
Second District-tLad OverJ
In hrd Dstrict-0eo ". Curtis
Fourth Dstrict-James n. Murray
fiuh Dsstrct-Henry Rogers
Hrth ID Distrct-waterJ J. Burks
kcventh ID strict-James Graham
Eighth ID strct-w. q. Usvaney,
Ninth Distr'ct-Jas. Dunn
Tenth strict-Anthony EIckoH.
Eleventh Dstiict-Carosn O'Brien pr,sp,
Twelfth Dstfict-Jos. A. Lyons.
Thirteenth Detrict-Thos Ryan.
Fourteenth Distric-MichaeIN Salnou
fifteenth District-stephen r. PInckpey
Sixteenth Dstrict-Michac McCatn.
seventeenih Dis,tct-s Y; fngrahsm.
Resolved, That the friends of Regular Nomnstons and
the usases of the party requested 10 sustain The sb,vs
York WILLIAM NJ Twin y @sSs,. ~ -"
J Jasss j. Tassss avssi,ros. secre,ario. pro- TEN.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
PJLir,.SAL.

% L LIZ
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ss rs 'sf S ss
eo%faSias he csassa.as ss o si1 s ::
!: <:
Snsn II % Ss 1"as'1 ".n pan ,ss s iss
.sS sna worthy ss sso IS :da % S" 'ssSssS aSss
embodcs1t Of n % pnsepes III have carried carried
iss ssn'e s' ssy ~ party ss
M issi
ns
na and % a. Uni he es
na esnss 4 peace naona power happiness and nr spe
tiny" AM SIR with much resp,st yrr ,eedent servant
IL m,.ses the general meeting Of ,Ae Democratic Re-
ssn EsG5 % an1 er.nas g 0ss Cooper
TO the Dem cratic Republican Electors u the city and
sS%n.,ns sSny:n.on; sssss By the dem
q ssps1'i:s Rss''SSh 'ShS5ySS ;s's Respectfully %
yhe. the ases..ss @ the Jgdielai oonysncr me, The
Ssaesi Gem s GsS%Isss and ansn%oa:y sss Cd ,seo%
his city ana ss
For ;S:sxi ss:s;i = sSisiSfSsS 81 i; sGs SSSa''
For jSskfH 5Ssis;i 4 '1s sos%EoSTS s%Es sT Court
SoIKS: + sHiST
For Judge 2, sSSsx ;Ss SspIs T,GrS z; Ss%n"n Plea.
FL SiSsssS. IsSs!s: g ''s ssczRss9. ssses sf9ss's
oIDkSay 81 ssr.S5s's TS5cssa
rHsop6ss 5si fs'eFesssil E eTFSesssil,Ssos.
ne
rREpHtiJk pfI sSHsrTSSffp RsfpxR.
rHHo1Exsss :. ss'issssssIs
hE ss &: .ss
FRIENDS and supporters Of cove nment founded on The
ssys also been :c.ssss sy The ..s: 4:
.oon 2 hs e as sSas,y s sIs :.
adey With which the public interests would be promo
The candidates for judicial po.ion. with exceptions
pssea! The bench Their s.. os,ssr without
toned = 70 aSi.y Their past course demands that they
For ths great experiment elective Judiciary when
have fortunate As e secure the srvces Of able
:ssu Sss1 ss
wit for Justice Superior aud Recorder
have gentlemen whose character capacity
honest rye duties hoss
and
representative men, and whose nomnatons WIN be haisd
%
@
S G he sns we uS the resu Of
labor: sssnspt ;ss SsncsIs!s With
the popular
o s s vss = ss s
Of oppositon monopoes and OF Independence and in
's' - w. PHILIP W. ENGs,
cha'rmaR %a. e. SURfhy. sqdaiIy Convention
Chairman Of County Convention.
That Of IN hs S .n ss sOSD
FORM AND 1or sdo.sa ~ The Demo-
and we will give 10 those candidates support
rnst M 0If Scon1 m 70 Ss sn o s
StatAs We pr claim our determ nation the
siu on and the Union at every sacrifice
e .cs her dates or ali ces thai such
should be selected for their honesty their
States the State Of New York, and tha: the democracy
:snM frSwn upon and 81 esSa ana % every n ma
gain between purchase FROM political leaders who
traffic the suGrases Of the for their pecnniary
Resolved That we call feowcitizsns and demand
Gratis Who uniting With ear republican opponents In COM
bination usually termed the ng ever ready TO sac
pIessVs we ssssoR s favor o. The
from people their common rights and TO- CON
ws vert Ss Ao. So Would % public
sns s sc IL h pOp " @ s
q9ate remuneration 70 our municipal government
x 1S ns Pc s aps q In
stituon aud that attempt made BY professed de-
s s S %S
those judges have been fled 10 their :chemes 70 rob the
an eemmany TsbnHs IN The support o
Judges too honest to be purchased and arm Be utm
Pubi'hed.oy order of genera so~%it:ss y ov .,..
raosas o. saasn; Mesrs;Dos Vice Presidents.
yoms Y W.IrnoRx, Seer etsries
D. A. HuLKrr. Corresponding Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

.L,oR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY. SEVENTEENTH AS
I sembly District, JOHN ". REKD-The Hon. John N
Reed. ot irkville has received mnaon the Assed
bly, from the Sevene enh district Mr. Reed has already
served in the Stale Leglture and
when there Tor his earnest and successful OF the
interests of the pc pie u his district His political oppo
nens admit the sterling honesty and integrity charscer
which has heretofore enabled him 10 far ahead OF hts
ticket MI. H. was for eighteen years q member Of the
editorial ssf cf the SUM- and take pleasure in earins
this testimony hts fitness the position for which he
has been nomnsted.-New York Sun.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

I TIL WARD YOUNG HENS UNITED DEMOCRATIC
Il Club-Ihe members of the above club viii assrm
at 262 Mott street. Mcndy evening At oeock Emi.
nen, speakers wiz address the club ~ order OF
ovsz cAvxAves, ss0sssry.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAD.-TRAINs yoR. Al
IL bAny Troy the North and West leave Chambers
att and 10 A. n, and sio, and l05o r NJ and Sun.
days at o22 r. NJ, from rhire,h street fckets bs
In New York and Brooklyn and baggage checked the
house TO all points on the road and TO Saratoga Springs
NEw YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany, l00 a. ~: for Dover Plains 10 80 4. r.
sad For Croton rslis s:lo io:So A. NJ snd4P. n.
JOHN BURcHILL, superintendent
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Hook and Ladder Company No. IL.
Hook and Ladder Company No. l5
Hook and Ladder Company No. L.
And the once OF the Chief Engineer
Councilman BRANDON meved that the Board do now
adjourn.
Which carried.
Whereupon the President declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Thursday next 5h proXimo At three
O'Clock r. NJ JAMES N. sWEENY, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

trH wARD DRMoCRATI0 CLUB-A MEETING OF
Ii the above Club will be held a. headquarters: L9ey
GaTdsn The democratic OF tne ABOVE
election. y. b. HARTMAN. Chakman
i. B0NIrlCn. 0eeretary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
UHIYPIU 0s


NoTICg-THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF CORE. 0r This
~ This line. will sail extra steamer ON Thursdnys
NOV Has splendid accommodations for few cabin an6
eerage passengers t reduced rates payable In Unite6
states currency. JOHN q. DALE. Agent
osansi, sIEAM wEEKLy TO LIVERPOOL. rOyCHINq AZ
Queenstown Cork Harbor).-The Liverpool. New York
~ 'rnxoephia Steamship Company intend despatchino
me powered Clyde built iron steamships ~ fcl0ws-
ETNA. Saturday, November T.
lily oF WAsHfNGTON. Saturday November IA
kDiNBCRG, Saturday. Norem ber 81.
-
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payab!e In gold, or It's equivalent In CURRENCY
Firit Cabin $50 Steerage. $50 90
DO. 70 Hamburg 90 Do % Hsmbai. 81 %
Passengers also forwarded 10 Havrr Bremen Roeerdam
Antwerp, &c.. at equally low raes. y
From liverpool or Queenstown First cabin, e7h 405,
flos steeaes 20 Those who wish to send FOR their
these sssrrrs haze supeor acsommod.tons for ps:sen
y patent fire annhilaio Experienced surgeons are at
further formation apply IN Liverpool to wILLLAx
INMAN, Agent 22 wxter street, IN Glasgow 10 ALEX.
MALCOLM No 81 Enoch square: in 9necnssowp 70 q
81 King wiilam street: A. Paris to JULES DEC0UE. e
Rae Notrr nnmc des VICTORIES, Place De . Bourne; In
Philadelphia to JOHN O. DALE, III Walnut street. Or Al
INC ''"' JOIN q. DALE. Agent. Is Broadway. NY
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
NAVAL PRIxr MONnY.

NAVAL PRIZE xoxEy.--PRrzE MONEY ron rnK
Az following vessels is being collected and maid Al H..
banking and collection onnces of WALDBS 4 WiLLxRD
va York street. Brookiyn and "a Water street Charsston
Ana. hmsnd. sehso BIssier. Brco.yn BIesvIe Rain.
lieut. CamLrdge, Csnandagus Dale DE Soto E,han Ansn
Flag FAmbeau Gem OF the sea 0smsbot Hunsvilje H.r
re, Lane, Huron, Isscs 1roqnois Jamestown Key.,ons
s,s,e K,nswhs k,nsn.her. Kittauany, L1cEyannsss
,sp n1n1h erese'S sgneomsr hsssschus.s,A Vas
Nerwch owascs Ost?rsrs Pocahonts. Roebuck Roaneis
tan DC Cuba stsster Seneca somerset soath
csroins Caro- ss,o,s kssIP ss. fo.m, susqueSsnns Ssph
poe, p, % Lswrenfs santee sam Houston. SagAmore Il
WabaaAs Walw VITA HSakassll ~ olAsyS
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
CLOTHING.


to sss as ana AnsIs 9Ms for Cast or
% Ss w :yag ARP csss by
hsn at any place in he sy paying MY p'' ''H'
=; :;s s4 ss'ss: ss: from
for Pant. "a, from IN S2:S e i, s..n,
Fl 'Sass
number lSa II you miss you surely viii be hum
TrENTroN-Ar THE NEW STORE. ia THIRD
M s 81 n xeD
will e paid For ss Drs:sss from s25 fcr Coats
Of Dresses TSrnsurs Carpets xe the ehss prices win
" near " Street Isss. asaasd Ss Mrs.
s: dls; ins fspsssa pss @ s ss
ss. Sasn &C. w r
aa IL s e sn c ps sSn ss e
For For Psss: Psn:, from from g ssssss e &C. e
ave s.
% vii md out xsen zoo @
s
DUoAs wEsrgRN AaEHcY.-LADIEs AND
cSne & an an aoy dsr sr
s @ss paSs s: @ ssspa -
MsBowERY.-H RosENrHAL HAVING GREAT
"A desre To purchase large quantity or cast on Wearing
Apparel, Furniture CarpetA Jewey. 4c ~ calling on or
value for each article Ladies' attended 70 by Mrs Ro~en
Jones street.
TTENTlON-AT 222 SEVENTH AvRNUE-LADIRo
and gentlemen have the pleasure 70 sEnouncs .aaIn
Western market and viii ps hSher price than any ether
Lacss Jewelry Furs *s ggarsn!es g psy The fcowie
70 el2; also woollen and muslin Dresses Coaks Bhawi
Bah Dresses &c respectfuy invite YOU before dis
OF cast on clothing call address M Marks
No. 2 Seventh avenue Twenty nth where
T BOPOLD LrPPMAN, ass SEVENTH AVENUE BE.
~ tween Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets guar
Ladies' and Gentsucns Cast on Cioihin9 Csrpeis Furni
and Jewelry Be call address the above
your goods
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
--
ROLITlCAL.

ATA MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL COME.
"A renee Committee held Oct 23 1858. on motion /. was
resolved that Thomas Ryan the regular Union democratic
candidate tor Assembly, 10 the Thirteenth district such
should be supported by the democracy OF that district
FERNANDO WOOD, Chairman.
GfDror J. TUCKER, Secretary
ELRyBNTH AND SEVENTEENTH wARDs.-REaU.
man In the Twelfth Assembly district
ANDREW X JACkMAN,
Ex Coroner Of the city OF New York
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
POLITICAL.

tn wARD DEMOCRATIC cLuB-A MEETING OF
II The sbsvs Club VII be held a; :. .Ss,w aoy
sss. c r. ss'
LBosrSAcs Secretary.
1GrH WARD, NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT THE
~ several Democratic German Clubs Of he satsen.h
ssaa@sssly rasasi me nomination Of JAMES ?. DUNN
ADOLPn sCnLEICHER r'es 'eh"
FasDoIiS aa Hausxa Secretaries
1Hrh WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC AssocIA
s1,h %ar ,io meeting q this Asssca,i9n at ts siS
addressed by Hon John II shccsnn and other
.ps T
S fn,s Seoo T. M'Ds for for
stae S Senator Vincent O. King; tSr Assembly james p
A b. CossnoyE Secretary. "o'""'' '''''''"'
9TH WARD ExoELsIoR DEMOCRATIC AssoorA.
regular meeting of the above association held At CT
Gillian Hail. OF Twentieth and FIst avenue
RssoSed That iIis alton snds,se and coan
a Ta Ss %sSSers pe@se 70 ~. all
honorable exerons for the election OF the following cand
For Regis,er-John Mccool
For superyisor-wa!.er Roche
For For s,a.s ssSa.Gsyssfn' .s s.,mo Kong
JSns sSsD oBas.s secy. '-Ij nu0H o'BRIEN, Pres't
OnrH wARD-liTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRICr-REsy.
zis''.'S AsSss S;.slss S:sSs THiss;IS SiSsSS Sais
I'll Headquarters b Second avenue.-Ai meeting OF this
$ fol-
For Judge OF Supreme Court
JOSIAH SUTHERLAND
For Judges Of Superior Court
SAMUEL B. GARVIN and JOHN II. McCCNN.
For 'afHs aGsR1 s1 qfT%SS hiHTosi Pleas
For Tkoa2s ssra.ss ss'sfn g. SHsIps. District
After which the meeting adjourned 70 meet Monday
evening, Nov. J. CROWLEY, President
p. McAULLxN, Secretary.
GOD wARD-THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
~ Al meeting held At Andre Heid's Hotel Ninth ave-
between Fifty and Fifty third Streets by the
German citizens Of the Twenty ward unani
mousy
Resolved That we pure and unaduerated democrats
and such view the Nckeon democracy with especial n
and win endorse the McRson ticket with evev effort Al
6Resoivcd Tha. Mr.. Thomas Ryan having received no.
the unanimous nomination Of the McKeon confeder
but also that Of the accredited Of Tam
Mozart Halls, pledge ourselves TO give him
undivided support 1t the polls Tuesday next Nove
Resolved That esdeavor secure the election of Mr.
tn Ryan this district because he has shown HIN
Of the right stripe-a " the
pe gentleman of intelligence and honesty and devoted
friend II the Gemans fuithermore that he 10 the only
democratic candidate now In the field.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

ITO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
some unprincpled persons circulating the report that
Intend 10 withdraw from the Eohing farther
from the truth Ishal remain candidate once OF
Register until sundown the Sd day of November 1858
and any rumor 10 the contrary may be down
invention Of the enemy. THOS r. FERRIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-21

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yQelN nlEe f. u. - ~
1Se edgf.l t0tasis 0uteDes9 \. e. 49, r. ...sS
rlthin slvr reller 3f 1,sltnsb and .lus
miles sot,th &c t.isattan6u6a bnt " - u "a.
dyt,r,, t,ark. alth ON Sunday 6cn. 1of. q
hea,inuarters sgerc al kiuggnld, twenty 'tnIec
milo. below Chattanooga Trains were run
"A Ear ~ Dalton yesterday, and nm engine W
Catoosa. .-,,.. ~.
tHfhr Losses on either eide during tae
diminishing ON Thursday, Friday, an" oai. ~
aay. We have been unable tn ohtasn any ~
formation. $50, .an,
ton s.nt 18th. 1; o'clock r. NJ, which says
soar forces ate engaged To-Day, as Tue tan'
nonaIing can he heard distinc,y. II Is guy.
uasea To III. ia the vicinity 81 hAeKoia, hnt
"a Vel ~. have no tidiugs We have every
th,na ready e. leave at a monehta warn
ing
L, tbe r,o.ress On the road the enemy DE
strny 4 all the hridras above kngeold, aud
three an hi. side The tuBbrl "a aHi,,yDrtu
1utcr DAMAGE Ia railroad property AZ Catoo
ga AMI the k.ima0ea has been correctly
stated.
We learn npon what W. deem Reliable an
ihor,ty, that the Federal report Of The sur
render ii Cumberland zap il untrue; we
llsn learn iiutn th. same authority thai hhoS
Vile would in ali probability he ra-nccuP.ed
,,y ..ui forces to-day. SO mote II be.
By tic COLLISION on Sunday night 1" were
killed and as wounded. Several 0f the wound
Cd will rrohably die.