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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
fso,a,Ls.le,s7Armx.

There was evidently truce between the
hostile lines yesterday, as the quiet of the
day was upbtoken by the sound OF fcsanon or
tue discharges of mu.setry: For the last
few days the practice Of picket firing has
been almost entirely dispensed with at most
.ooiats along the lines, but it is alMny ys rrsom-
ed Mt nightfall. -,
The euemy Is said TO be drilling lsrge
number of negroes in tie feer Of their lines
on outright, and also 8 considerable force OF
newly armed recruits. There are said to bs
fully six or eight thousand negroes at this
point, who are 10 doubt being gotten in read.
ness to par;icipats in the next battle South
of Petersburg. -
Ths Yankees have established regular
race course ?, tho Yellow House, on Which
their best nags arg ran every Gar. These
races are not only witnessed and participated
in by priyates. but by high officers Of the ur
my, and much money wagored.
Grant keeps persistertly quiet on the North
sdc. SO far as 6ghting is concerned, the
North side is as stil as tue grave. Monday
night, about eleven O'Clock, great rumbling
was heard in the direction of the,zenemy's
pontoon bridges, and this continued until the
morning. 1t was intimated that force IF
cavalry was coming to this side but Cur
Spickets, who were on the alert saw nothi: 6
of'tbem. Yesterday morning, there. was con-
siderable csnnonadiDg at Dutch Gap, and
airing vas heard in the vicinity Of Petersburg
No moYeMsHts or indications Of active hos
liiities are reported. Ths opinion is broacl'ed
IN certain quarters thst Grant, being sure Of
Lincoln'S election, has postponed indefinitely
his grand assault, aud intends 10 promote the
siege at his leisure.
s At least there IS reasonable ground for
doubting whether heintends an assault on.
COZ ,new Hnes-at least pot.till be can bring
up his feet aBd assault Drewry's Bluff at the
same time. Fer would he sit still and see
those new lines thrown up without Interrupt
Jon. as he has done, if he intended to make
mis- real fight .here?-Enquir.r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
God b. thanked. avs the Enquirer. we a

God be thanked, ays the Enquirer, we are
wanting in no one Of the essential elements
tfsuccess.y We: have men enough to meet
fhe eneny 'shosts. ,Wc have al the means
of money. l:atsrisl and foodwe may require.
we have hearts as stout and minds as firm as
ever upheld ration on earth. We have,
above all, righteous cause aud q reasonable
hope Of tho blessing ofthe Almighty. What,
then; DO we want, and why are there yet
sore rnisgivings and sad fortbodings paling
many a@cheek at-hcme, aud causing passing
.pang to The bravest heart in the, field? We
want wisdom IN our rulers and system in our
administration. Fortunately, Congress will
neet in-a,month, and once more the coaptty
looks with almost painful intensity ofex?ec.
tatioa to our representatives for wise l,@s,
energetic measures. and above all. for
stern, answering enforcement of thoir reg
,llationS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Notice Farmers.

! d WILL be ut Capt. E. ". Psrry,s residence,
H near the Ridge; on Wednesday, thBt2d.day of
November, ah,lSrsmaini sthesa until the Friday
foilowing,;f1 for the prrposs; pf eznhapging YARN
and, CLoTH for GROSS PORK for thesuse Of the
GoYernment. aTbs;exeharsssHin beasSelows /:
!; 2S.lbs. 5Gros. PORK for;one Bunch fafn::
q lbs. q, for one, Yard Cloth
viii also pay money sof Hogss fisxRe ez-
change is not fesirsl. I'd KNF.sRIAEY,
r .sssscapt. IA C.S.
5, Oct 26G 2ts (. ss.g5e.. IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Head adqllarterss;;.. :. :
CONsCRIPT. pEPARTMEN!

r. .iea ,szcotp'tFtsi oeat.;ilEss,ssaseA' oa;lEs
iGENERAL ORDERS sN0.3 -. 3. 2,
.-s@. PURSUANT to.proyisions ,of General Or
1s sders No. q, sAdjutant and Inspector Gene
ruRs Office, (currcnt series, all details OF parsons
between the ages ef is and 45. years, granted un-
,derauthority Of The War Depar tneRt except as'
hereinafter stated, are reroked - -,
2. From this order are excepted: l.. Those de-
tailed and how actually employed in t&e serriee
tho Gocernn,ent, as artisans, mechanics and
persons Of scientific skill :2..sThoss detailed
and now engaged in the manufacture, collection
and forwarding of iudispen snble supplies Cor the
army and navy. a.sThoseI IdStailed and now en-
ployed In work Indispensable to military ,op-rs-
tions,. go
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
e e TO Friends of DECREASED soldiers"

g 70 Friends of Decreased Soldiers"
Terali attention o the notice, headed as above,
30 bs found in another column. Il gives Va pleas
rs to be abls to certify to the entire trnthfuipess
Of ell AR. ReAnES. says in this notice. he was
member of the l4th Regt., and acted we'll bis
par.--so we'll that lie lost one arm. lsenerey
and succe.s in. hunting up and bringing home
the rcmains of deceased soldiers has beon re-
mnrkablo Any business Of this kind entrusted
to him wiifb BE faithfully attcpdedto.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
.B ound to make his own sweeteniag.

Our entsrPrising agricultural friend, Lieut. L,
s..JonyFo,, sonds ua, as asreeinen Of his-erop,
half dozen surprisingly fine stulks of sugar
cane. We do not mean your vulgar, upstart,
splndling, nsthulatic- looking Sorghum, Int old
fashioned, respectable, humping, generous, ppr-
ple-hued Florida cano. Each atalk has fourteen
perfectly matured joints. Wei, If Lieut.. Jous-
.sos can raise such canoj why csht.:lhe rect of
you2 Hcis taller.man than any of you, but
that of course doesn't help oh his crops. He
sends us a note with the cane and concludes said
note thus: "War or no war, I'm hOund to make
my own sweotening.n' Bravo continent that
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
.AsGood Moye.

Tt is .stat tc that ool. .orLp, C.S. Commissionor;
r'exchang ge Of prisoners; lis new on sthsers Of
entering into fresh negotiatiOnsfora m agreement
which shall secure for sach Governmsa.lhsr right
to furnish to its own toldiers in thehands Of the
other; such supply of warm clothing and blan-
kcts a. may borequired for comfort during the
approaching winter, and q statcd ration of ncat,
bread, coffee, sugar, pickles and vinegar. so that
actual physical suffering shall not be added to
those that.ars inseparablc from Imprisonment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
what the war has Revealed.

:. ol;e;:l ocurs.mts from the War odioe Mt Wash
;n-,oa SNOW that lie Yankee Government has
called into the field, from r5t to last, three
millions Of men. They have, besides, sOmo Fix
of war equivalent We se@uio
think, in what-.hsy h.ve done and whatthey
have prevented as from doing, to million more
Of men. Query-whst bas become Of all these
msn2 Echo answers; What?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

ar-G Ger. Bra g, hitherto commanding soner.-
nj. With his headquarters ct Richmond, has been
relieved, and goc.at one, to take command of
an,impoisant military post in Que of the more
Southern States. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

% All letter, intended to go by Gag of truce.
for Confederate prlsenefs on. Morris Island
should be left open and addressed TO tho care Of
Lieut.. Col; 4. B.vRoJ, Assistant Adjutaut Gem
eral. Charleston, S. c. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Dealh of Col. Rufkorrord.

In an en- sagement, oct.lsth, near Stsashhurg
In tha Shenandoah Valley, Gen. JAMES CONNER:
the lately appointed commander Of Kersbaw's
old brigade, los; leg and Col. W. D. Rt7Hkn-
roRp, of thsHsrd Regiment, was killed. lie il
the second Colonel ofihis war-worn Regiment
killed during the sar-,ho lamented NANCE teins
the 6rst. cul. RrrurRroRp's,s smains have been
taken to Newberry, his LONE, for busial. lie
was young, handsome, 7bravc, intellectual, and
accomplished.
Room-mother earth!-n little rocm
To 10y another hero down.
Who perirhed in tue worry bloom
OF hrs renown. -
aRoom, 10 TIE earth to lay t.rn down.
Room, in eur hearts to shripe his iame--
Room, in the tenp's Of renown-
To writa bis namcl"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

rs Washington despatch ssys The 10th
snd s:h enrps lost 900 in tho assault on Chafns
farm, on the New Market road. The 5th aud 9th
corps lost over 2,oo0-during tho advance south of
Petersburg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Eor Tax ColIectorr.

The Many Friends of D. Al. BELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate him ns Candidate for
Tax Collector at tho next election.
OctI3 ste IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Gagel6ala4Astattiisw
pl.,;T1sr1rp mi; = - w nEY w1DxEsDAY MORNING

So K .s.SSs sSss.sss BY. = -. -.
9sss g7vs 1JRssoE, KEEsE & CO..
sstiHscEt tstfass.to lie Any Eisfis els for enc
year EtGtIT Dollars III a,i,a i'Sr Sly Months
:; FIVE p0ILAfa. - -. ..
J -ApyRErtSEMENTss will he inserted al FINE
DOLLARS rsauaroqn minion line sor.le=O for each
= .ie,.flsn Iysrse'nen:s Without instructions as 'ot,e
5 n,p5.r Of iinas 70 ly ipserea sill be p shsd u',e
~. .f.cs,l capi q: ,rscsta taecordingys &
Aai,.n,,eins ta,riidatcs fr any ONCE OF honor or
nr.a,, TwENrI DOLLARS, to be paid bcforcthc an
I,oune-,nent IS Published. f2 tz.~e
obituary notices. TfiJurs NJ RespTet, os'any eommn
n,ca.ion per,nnin .hatare, be rated IS adrer
4 Stis.mafiis and charged accofdingl,: =; ;yxass
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

= sss-Yc ilfs pleased to learn that Capt. q. l.
BIEpsha.s been exchanged, and arrived in Rich
.iinoind oa the 18TH. - 49,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Salt to Barter.

q DUsH. SALT fsri Bushel' WHEAT;
J. bush Salt for.3 bushels Corn;
2 lbs. Salt fof lb. Gross Pork,
JOHN CoLGAN.
o0teS If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Maior Nicholson Woun led.

we regret t, t,eanhoaace that.oaf brase and
popular Irisni. Msjsr -TEN~ NfcsolsoS, Of the
Hampton Losion, vas Wounded 10 tee late fight
below kiehmond-oet. !atb. a correspondent
=ef tAc Caroiinian says he received severe hesh
8 wound in;ahe arn.t tWsh hear tiatrMajer \. has
arrived in Columbia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
Yichnloiilid Papers.

Our, very, kindest hanks arc duo Mrs. Dr..
81 rppY FOR hor: ,honshtfal poiiteness in scndlns
Ms a batch of late Richmond papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

sy There was snow at wytheville, Va, on
the Sth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26
HYMENE-AI.

MAsRrED, in Tallahassee, Fla, on the 9th
Oct, by the Rev. W. E. Eppea, Maj. &. C. SIM
KINs and Miss LILLY CALL, MI. of |loylda.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

KirfED in batsls, near ltsantaS Ga, Jlns 18th,
8 s64, Lieut.. ROLAND n SEIDS0N the l9ths
.eet.,S. G;sY.,eaged 81 years aei3 &C.. aesss
!. The d dearh Of this4bravs md yg6n snt soldier p
..ie prime of life, has csugsd aInzHy sprrowing
hearts among his kindted and friends, Possessed
p al those qualities which nnko2 - man low,
md respected by bis fellow mes, adorned By
;Jsrfstinn virtues aud religious Cultivation, hss
crycd Liz country faithfully in her bonr Of trial,
.slad uentforsh.,o the. Judgment suf his God pre-
pared, NJ ne foualy hope, for another and bet
ter rorld..s 1,I,, t.,-.s -; .o..-s y
Tt with feelings Of pride that the friends Of his
carly youth, have found their bright aHticipa:
fions Of his mauh6od confirmed, and that the
Christinn ioldisr has faltpn in 0bedicnceto those
p.ecspts ofzduty which Influence his cohductiip
hiseafiy life. The grave 5las .closeds over his
ilireisssremains., 1The1din4of battleis hushed TO
th in, forever. The future Of his country, for
whose weIfnro he barred his, bosom TO the storm
Of war, may be hid in eternal obscurity, but the
sacrifice which he has offered up in her behalf
Hcan never ba;forgotten, nnd,tha ministrant apd'
the Offering will l5liSsin her eternal memory Hnd
I Fgratituee. - - - ..2}ssiT - sT -
The eceased was born on the 18th October,
1873. He became nemhey of Dry Creek Church
in the, year 1852. He1volunteeredin in Ner. 1851,
and died Juno 26th, 1851: Bis. character in
early youth was pure and inspected, and Ec was
aduircd aul beloved by his young companions
for his a.niable disposition md correet.deport-
msnt. 'a= @
He has lett wifs and oro child to mourn for
his 'uutimely death. .But Tot EN- be consoled
by hereaection. that hs:tell inthe discharge Of
1.-The loftiest duty which man.is called on to per.
form in life; and let his character and conduct
bo the noble incentive to. his frienls and rela-
tivcs TO initiate his life and DEATH. Let them
\ ;rEi;f {1y1H
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

DapAnrgp thi, life, on the l4th inst, aft,r
illness, JOHN LUDLOW, infant son
Of BoDERr II. and EucrNIA MIsDLETeS,A-oss
year, 5 months and II 'lsys old. "L.sus said,
Suffer little Children, ami forbid them not, to
come unto mo; for of such is The Kingdom Of
10: ii.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-10-26

DEPARTED this life, in this District Sept. Goth,
1884, Miss REBECCA HARRIS.
The decsaasd was an ornament to eircledhat
will long feel dosolate, because ems so pure, 50
amiablc, 90 gentle, and SO bright, has been taken
from them. She -was member Of the 6ilsal
Baptist Church, and devotsdly attached 10 tho
cause Of her dear Rcisener.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-29

49, 49, ~ ua-rt- 80 site--t 49, &c.
. srs-.s-. = "a 80 - -, A. - -. -, :,
80 =. - 49, n..s.f = >Fi-t-f st-aa.iiy th-s.
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1919. = 49, = ssss,, .-s {. -sti- 49, ;,
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- -iss ~ sssss-i.- a. -. - - - -. I.
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se.n hs.s - 80 r-s-.r ssr--s ..s-.. :. \.
-, = ss.r,-r --..s,y--,sAti 80 surirs -
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e.iT .Errgs-t ~ - ss.tg os.-.i-----. Al - -
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s,.s $3.50 AZ "a ~. q. sssa =. a. a.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-29

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- = - 49, i.sl 49, 80 h--i-s -
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$500. I A. -
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-29

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p. th. l.iil.-t. 40 .A.r "a sas.t a. -
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80, -. 80 ~ - = p tfssf-'i -. o. -
= S-s--Y .r--.iy Al a. So - -. 80
-. - -. =. = - IA. a. 49, sii d.
-. - . $780, : -. - -. = 80 - e. 80
80 sr.i y g., = -, 49,. ~ -, 80. e
- 49, =. '--.- 49, A. D. ststl.i - f. -
-. I. =, ~, - I,'.ls $50 - A ',--
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-. -, =, -. : = -. ..-'.t
-i.ss 80 - -erd --sflnzs n a. era - i.
>ast-s 49,. - .rlt 4 49, - .rrsaI A. T. 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-29

u@suy e-ss-rof a.. t-ir-s q a. - -. -. =,
s,-s.S. a. - o. -s.s y - - - -.
~ - r.ls-.t - 80 49, ~.st<.e- q, a. =
ma - ss-ss-- "a - s-....s a. - Y, =
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s-sFss- ias.r--, sl-r-ss - s.s-- - -.
- -, -. - -, =. -. esss az a. Fssi. -
$50 - 49, sl-t----s. .urii q, - - =
= -1sk f.ss -, - 49, - = -
80 - = - - ,--,.. = - - 81 a. -
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- q y. 49,. - -, Ev..
- - -, -...t - - I.its a. 49,. 49,
unsis.gs - - .,.-akll... = :, - -, -,
s -, -, - = -. .ss..- A. d =.
s.-y r-y-ir. ~ pstusi.i - - - -
- - 49, =, - - - :. - sh.r.s go a.
= 49, ~ a. -ss-khtir. 49, a. rr.i.5s.. g. a.
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- - ---a-... - ..lsss 49, $500
-. - r,l-f.a ~ as..-i j. a. -.
AsI 1917. a. -. "a :, -, -. =. e 2
49, = 80 p-rt, -tsr--s-a ,--il.ii-s. .s-t
ss .s.s- a s;- =: =: "a "a. -. - a.. -.
-, :. =. -, - a., r..-..-tir .-iiu-s A.
=, 49, - .sih ~ A -i-lh-is. -
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IraInH ~
- - =. - a. = 49, 81 =; 80. = - -
80 - : 49, 80 :, q. 80 :. : -
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a. ACT O. l-s.s a. s.,--s 81 49, ~,
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-. s-'s ss-s $1,000 $3.50 -. t---s s,it -
- = o.ssr ssssy-.s- - o. 49, s,.,.,.- 7
e...t.< ~ ---t.a nlusfs-a - -lrslrx - q a.
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- -, L.rts 49, e. 49, .-si A.. -. :. 80.
- - a. l-rs a., - "A .sses -. - 80 - :
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- = ~, - -, - = '-s.. r.suty ;, .srs.s
-. - - ..i..sht ls-<~a.z 40 a. 49,
-. a. -.ss. 49, = &c.,. Iasi - - -.
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- -. :. - = e--ia--- 49, Az esFsss "a. = :
!. - = 49, e.s-t.< Is,a 49, 49, - s-,.- y
"a - .sss- a. 49, 49, a. B.-- - !.
-. : - 49, $1,000 t---sy-s- = s--sh- !,
A. .-ss-i iu-. ~ ~uss- - =. - -, -. a
- :. - - -, - -st.aa 49,. 80. fsli--.
80 49, sssse s.s.-.s. $780,. NS-s = :.
-. - y.rt - So arlrklr.r - - -
- 80 80 s-enE ui.r =. =
II 10y - -l-.I o. T1rzl-a-l ~ = a. - =
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- - statat.ln. - rllIfr - A. = -. -
- -t--s - "a 49, go go : 49, - -
= - - - = ine-l-lis q hsil4nE 49,.
t.N 49, aeailaE AL r.ars-I-I 4. - - p
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$40 st.i So -,
- Aatl-aE.ssu of.-r 49,. - ~
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- ! - - riia4a "a a-z--th. sssr ca-u- -
l--i-.r ~ anf cea.g-~t-nI rlunrE -
- 1880 - 40 c.-It.r h..1r-i a.
- e. = a-A l...ltr-t ru-lrt 49, L. ~
- -. = 49, ss.a q i-aas 49, = - Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-29

- ~ aar,rirtrx -irs $500 go ~ - ID q,
-.iI -4Fs- a. 49, - st-tars - $500 - -
- - - rrfra-sut.t.t-s a.snrres. - -
- a. n--na-r a st-tlaE rsi-t-fs II 80 -
- 80 gs-nft r1-aaua-iaarrs 49, 49, - -
.aaF - a-Fs-t thrrrfr
a. = r..rt-f a.
- A cttin-s- ~ "a. $500 st~-s., L. -.
~ft 1870 - ~ ut-d 80 q a.. 80 -
- 20 - fsEnlar srny ~ a. uit-s So. 49, -
- p 80 - st-ctars ~ rF--.1-nf - - r~-..tr
arrlnE -
- - ~ e-y q sl~ctl-. "a a. - -s~--f a
- ts-e- stterst ~ rt-rs . r-riuaut t...I-
-ttcfT rap.ns - at.~Au~at q a =. a. 49,.
-fs - - ~ -t@ts - nates 49, - f.r-s - .t.fI.
- etrr1 $780, - 80 ststs - a. -. -.
= - ~ ali@rf s~rs-s4sll - --tl- :. 80 =. - -
=. - 49, D c-s.-r-f v.tl.s tksrifv - -
- asraffs .. ~ stats sh-rs - - -
1870 N --rFtcs ~ 49, AL t.krr 4. r--.r.
- - eaa orgs-ua-nts D. 49, 49, "a =. r-.--s'
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

NTrBLOs SALOON 0RAND cONC1xA
~ THfS THURSDAY EVENING. OOT. ".
- Mrs o'NgffL date x,Is Anais Jsnses,. \. !.
dstrg uish ed her Brilliant eHecnton Of nAlen muq
snd aain,sd BY the Irish press 70 hs s.e SycOEsS0A
CATHAElNE Hay Ms IN the rendering Of her neove 49,
dies viii make her lrat appearapes In kev Kors aaes
- ~; Mr. w cAsTLH Nr g. @. cAMPBRLL
Mr. FRANZ GILDEk, Pianist;
Mr. J. o NELL. Acsompanyfsl
Tickets AZ Pond'A Beer Sch,rmess aaA hibin's e4e
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIoNEER. -ExEcUTOR's
Iva SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNL-
TCRk, MIRRORS ROSEWOOD pIANOFORTH

IS. H. LUDLOW Co, VIII sell At auction, Friday,
October 2s ut O'clock at "a Fast Thirty Nth street near
Fourth avenue all the Rosewood Walnut aud Mahogany
Par0r Bedroom and Dpin groom Furniure Mirrors
wood grand action Pa8oforte Velvet and Drusasis Car
pets Chandeliers &c together With the Kitchen Utensils
Descriptive cata ogues may be had the osea OF tb.