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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24

A few remarkable condolences characterize all
the tumid orators who dashed the passions OF
"the people" into syllsbubs at the Circle on Mon.
day evening. Several Of them are homogeneous,
in tina. they are not voters Of this city but the
family likeness il especially notable in the fact
that not one of them owns property taxable,
levisble or destructble. in this city. There are
also some special pecularities 'bst will bear re
marking
One, pseudo Colonel, TO whose presence in
our midst we are entitled from a retirement
from before the enemy by reason Of a unanimous
request Of the commissioned officers Of his late
regiment.
Another Is an importation from Montgomery
county. broken down politician, who neglected
to inform his hearers whether he was pccuniarily
responsible through the ownership of property in
that region
A third IL a late edition Of the Yankee petit
foyer, fresh from the Hub. Why he left bis
late Geld Of practice. selected this, Is no, told
but differences may be drawn from the zeal aud
volubIlIiy with which he enters into the Islander
Of q large body Of respectable citizens whom he
cannot possibly know, In style calculated to
sndssr him TO those serious minded persons who
admire the modest stranger
Still another. candidate for office. whose un
scrupulous selashness IL we'll known TO the mem
bcrs Of both the political parties 10 which he has
In succession belonged
IL u al the inatigi tiDn of such characters.
strangers to the peace aud prosperity Of out Je.
russlem, with no prospects but those of the dem
sgogue. Who see. In the peoples strife hia own
advantage, that the citizens OF this Iair city will
loo lei 10 causeess lswlesaness, lnjisefmnatc
murder and complete des,ruolonY
We ATE Of the opinion tia, the sobet sense Of
the Republicans Who have permanent residence
aud property here, will retulni tha, the nov
rabld will pause long before they follow the AL
Vice Of such dlsinierssisd patriots, Aud No be
leys tha, a few days will bnng reflection aud
shame 10 many Who were induced 10 attend tha,
meeting, aud Who, under the eshorta,lona OF
these elumsy cslons, found themselves 'eyellng
In an aimless aud demonlae ffenAy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24

goes the CRITTKSDES resolution now. as he did
when it was adopted. be ayers that only az the
choice between two evils can he consent to the
reelection Of LINCOLN and the contnusnce for
smother four years Of n policy which. in his own
words, has given Us:
90 WEHAvE BEEN INVOLVED
FOR NEARLY FOUR YEARS IN AN ADO
LITI0N WAR. The influences that drove
North Carolina and Tennessee from the Union,
entered an EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION, PRAc.
TIcAL AND EFFkcTIvE ONLY IN GIVING UNION,
STRENGTH AND DETERMINATION TO REBELLIoS-a
Proclamation 10 which the first slave has not
owed his freedom, for il is only operative where
our armies 90. and WITHOUT 1T Our ARMIES
WOULD HAVE GONE FASTER AND FARTHER.
did not. three years ago. mistake or magnify
the evil of Abolition influences, nor, though
fercely denounced, did shrink from the duty of
warning the people. What then was only pro-
phetic is now history. Abolition influences, in
Congress and in the Cabinet, have doubled the
millions Of dollars, and deepened the rivers Of
blood, spent and shed. in war which. so LONG
as SUCH INFLUENCES AND C0UNSELS
SWAY THE GOVERNMENT, PROMISES
NOTHING BUT AN INTERMIN ABLE CON
FLICT OR AN VICTORIOUS TERMINA-
TON 4. W.
LINcoLS's answer to all this is: my procla-
nation of emancipation is irreyocabe my al
traism is "tbs abandonment OF slayeryr'-Roch-
ester Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
August %. 1864

Not long since the candidates on the Demo
cratic State ticket and Governor Morton, with
the concurrence OF the other candidates on the
Republican State ticket. united in an application
20 the authorities at Washington for permission
TO all Indiana soldiers absent from the State, u
return home and vote at the coming State elec
ton. Now this being the case. il Is still more
proper that they should unite in another appliea
ton 10 Washington for postponement OF the
draft, so that meme OF the voters at homs
shall be conscrped and taken away from the
State before the approaching State election. II
il is important that voters who are absent should
return, i; is at eas, equally important that those
who are already here -shoald remain FOR the pGr
pose of voting at the State election. The Gov
ernor and the other Republican candidates car
not consistently object to this proposition ate,
agreeing 10 the former one. unless IL Is intended
that The new army Of conscrpts shall be princt
paly made up of Democrats. A CITIZEN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24

An attempt has been made to impress the
People Of Tie State with the conviction that the
undersigned are. or have bsen, connected with q
reasonable and disloyal society and that We
have some knowledge of or connection with the
purchase and shipment TO this State of certain
arms and ammunition recently seized In this city
We desire to say. distinctly and emphatically, in
contradiction of these charges:
First-That We are not and never have been
members of any party or society, public or Sc
cret, OF q reasonable or disloyal character Nor
have we entertained any purposes to inauguratt
any movement of reasonable or revolutionary
character against The Federal or State Govern.
ments
Second-That We had no knowledge of the
purchase or shipment OF the arms and ammuni
ton in question, either direct or indirect. or OF
any other arms Nor have We contributed
either directly or indirectly, to the purchase oil
those or any other arms for shipment TO the
State.
j. RIsrISE,
JANIS >. ArnoN,
OSCAR b. HoRD,
NAPOLEON b. TAYLOR,
W HENDERSON
August %. 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24

an exceedingly lOysl occupation. Agents cross
the river. entice the darkies ia groups Of three
and four to meet them on the shore at night, and
run them across in skfs with msfFied osrs. They
are marched next morning. OF so soon ss they
can be gotten there to the recruiting Office. told
are mustered into the service substitutes for
the men Who are determined TO give the last man
and the last dollsr-the agent pocketing hand
some sum for biz services 1t may be unpopular
to say i, bat il il the conclusion that many re
fleeing military men have come to. that this in
ordinate desire to Gil the army with negroes win
play out the war.
HOvET's men had long and tedious march
aud no doubt is entertained that they behaved
CALAMITY. The cavalry led the advance and
dashed at full speed into the deserted camps. 1t
was not their fault that JOHNSTON and his men
fed, aud having fresh horses could keep in ad
vance. They could scatter through familiar by
paths where pursuit would he hopeless, aud ren
devious again at points Inaccessible to an or
ganze4 force And this is 70 be the character
VI but NoAACct Al IL NOiNluut- ocns A1tbhLo bCtc
great credit from his men Tor his ability, and
from the citizens for ais fairness The duty he
called upon to perform Was an unpleasant
one. and the fact that he has performed it with
out creating enemies should be mentioned to bis
credit. Some one, however. in authority has
Numbered into u good many unjust and disrepu
table acts, one Of which we will mention
Dan. CosTKLLos circus was advertised to show
at Mount Vernon on Wednesday, and proceeded
to that place on q steamboat. the Janet Roberts.
The boat was decorated with Aags, and had a
fne band on board There was Government
steamer lying idle at the wharf when she came
in. General HovEr and his staff of four wanted
to 90 to Union. twelve miles distant. The boat
and the decorations suited them. Dan was or
dered to put his traps ashore. let bis performance
horses very valuable animals. The Government,
was selling horses, and took Dams Remou-
STRANGE was of no avail. but DAS Is man of the
world and knows a thing or two. lie went to n
Quartermaster and asked IL 5000 would not 70
lease the animals. y would The money was
paid over and the horses were given up, after the
payment of four dollars more for the hay the y
had consumed while feeding at the Government
crib. Dan saws he pays license and two pen
cent on hs gross receipts to the Federal Govern.
ment for protection IN his business-he pay
county and town licenses. but the gucrrillas
whom he never aided with single postal cur
rcncy. would have treated him better III, los.
10 the operation was fully 81 900. lie got dis.
gusted. changed his base. lci, his steamer, and
l. now making North IN the direction of Chi
csgo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24

The breadth of corn planted this sc ason In
south weatern Indiana Il very large, aud the pros.
pccl Tor large crop Is most encouraging The
early corn Is out of danger, and waves TO the
breeze. on The wide bottoms, ten and twelve feet
high The recent taius will help out that plant
ell later, aud unless nlppcd 10y an early iiosi, the
Pocket alone will produce corn enough 10 feed
tho balance of the State. with some TO spare 70,
shipment beyond the border, The yield OF hay
hap also been large Gentlemen who accompa
nied the expedition Into Kentucky, tell mo iha,
the crops Of corn and tobacco IN tho region
through which they passed ate lmmensc, The
season has been more favorable there than IN our
state, The fields are mlrly grooming under the
loads that there may hot DO hands 10 gather
To out friends here. where our stay has been
longer than At any point during tho canvass, our
party are under many obligations Everything
that Kindness aud attention could do To make our
Wait agreeable, has been done, Their houses
sni their hearts have both been open. aud their
hospitality has been without stint, The two days
passed Ia Evansville will alNays he iranght with
pleasant memories,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN

IT rs NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher rate
savings bank which pays It's depostors IN L. s. Notes
considers that paying in the hes; circulating
dunn Of the country, and IT caaaof pay in anything
better for it, own assets are either In Government, ss
curities in bonds payable In Government pa.
per.
Il Is equally convenient a temporary permanent
fraction Of their face aud accumulated interest ant
the best security with banks collateral. for dis
counts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE

RETREATS To WINCHESTER AND WILL NOW ACT
on THE DEFENsIvE-LAME AND IMPORTANT CON
cLUsioN OF THE GRAND CAMPAIGN IN THE VAL
DISQUALIFICATION Oh THE ASSURANCES or THE
ADnISIsrRATiox-Ac FORCE OF GENERAL
EARLY, As MISUNDERSTANDING or
ANOTHER INVASION OF MARYLAND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
GAME IN SEASON., FRESH OYSTERS,

In fact every deeacy and substantial the markets Al
home or abroad urnish may ell times be ordered on
HIS tables served IN the most superior style.
His aim l. 20 keep frrt class house which gsEtlcmen
can visit with satisfaction.
He thankful for the hcrai paironage hitherto be-
slowed upon him and ~iii DO bis best merit
tinuanoe % the same HEZEKIAH
aurlS-tn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

A BASDoSxEST or TIE sIKeE or PETERssrRo-
SOME oF TIE RESULTS OF THK sIEeE-AERAHAx
LINCOLN REsPoSsIsLE FoR TIE GREAT loss OF
LIFE NvoLvED-BurLER's CANAL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.

Ne has entirely remodeied The Restaurant and having
engaged the most Competent Cooks ana the most curte
Gus Of walters Confidently invite al 70 Nit ASSURED
that they viii be wei PLEASED.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT,
500 COLO BOND.

In addition 10 the very liberal inieres, the notes
for three years this privilege Of conversion worth
about three per cent. per snnum Cor the current rate
for5-2o bonds Is MOI less than nine pee ct. premium.
and before the war the premium ss per cent q. \.
stocks was over twenty per cent u will be seen tina,
the actual profit this loan, the market rate,
II not less than ten per cent per annnm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24

SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
Hezekiah's Restaurant,
No. 10 North Illinois Street.

VIE Undersigned woaid respsctfay inform bis frend
and the public generally that be has recently hfted
~ nls sAoon no u North ilinois street. opposite IN.
Bates House, In the elegant manner
he has supplied the bar with the choicest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-24
THr SPEAKING.

IL had been arranged, on account OF the threat
ening appearance of the sky. that McDoxALD
would speak in Crescent City Hail. but clearing
up as the hour approached, the programme was
changed.
iue display OF rockets from the Washington
House was the signal for the people TO gather.
Aud they did come in crowds The hall, al.
though capable of seating eight hundred persons
and OF holding twelve hundred. would not have
held one fourth OF the number The parlors of the
hotel were filed with ladies, we're the windows
Of the hall and adjoining buildings Mr.. Nc
DoNsLo was conducted to the balcony OF the
hotel and introduced by Mr. WHITLEY. He
was received with fervent cheers and spoke for
over an hour in the calm, deliberate and logical
manner in which he has conducted the canvass
throughout His aim was 10 convince the un
derstanding rather than TO fire the hearts of his
audience, and his speech was received with
marked favor
Some disturbance was attempted. The LOYAL
Leagues were in session and had distributed a
quant,s oil rife whisky TO some OF their tools
who mingled among the crowd Ia annoy il.
There Was no attention paid to them. and the
effort TO get up muss signslly failed
DR.. ArnoN made stirring and effective
speech. when the meeting closed with three
rousng cheers for the success OF the Democratic
State ticket
INCIDENTS OF THE RAID
The sun this morning rose bright and clear
The Crescent CITY never looked more beautiful.
The home guard cavalry which accompanied
HovEY expedition returned last night and the
infantry see getting in to-day. The resul, is said
To be the disperson of JoHNsroN's force and the
capture OF nineteen conscripts, who probably did
not Try 10 get away. with one wounded officer.
tie return Of one hundred head Of the stolen cat.
tie and fifty nis.ers The darkies were paraded
through the streets a. trophies. and excited the
admiration OF those who still believe, that the
African fresh from the plantations will make as
good 4 soldier tie white man Some contro-
vetsy exists n 10 where they shall be credited
Tue counties furnishing the home guards think
they are entitled 10 them. and Kentucky puts in
her claim. Kentucky will Win or ought To- for
the hog aud housiny of her soil grew the animals.
b. the say, the trade 10 nigger. j. very lively
along the border. and many men are making for
tunes out of il Il is disgusting. but then {. 1,
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

Thursday Sept 6-FAUSr. Aat .aH
Saturday-Grand Maunee-FAUSr entire.
Admission. ST. No charge Tor reserved seats 60 % Aad
a IA regular odices
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
FIoN HorIcE.-rosITIvE AND PEaEMpvo3
SALE
3. ROTH. AUCTlONRER.

A--t
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
INT ROSEWOOD fIAhOrORTK
RICH PARLoR FURNITURE.
SH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES
FELvET, BRUSSELS AND lNGRAIN CARPRTk
n AND CHINA VASES &C
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
H ON THIS DAY tTUEsDAY). Sep. -.
esdence ll9 est Eighth street (Clin.ca p!Ace) De-
II tween Fifth and Sixth svebuoa
bmmeucing at u O'Clock precisely.
e comprises the contents OF the honse And most OF
lade TO order FOR the present owner by celebrated
lers, and used but seven monthA The whole viii ne
|fmp,ortly. rain or shine offering extra Inducements
asefs
|kLOR AND DRAWING BOON FURNITURE
beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Par'ot
rered in rich French satin brocatcl ana reps. rurk
II chairs and Lounges to match. rosewood Centrs
II Tabies. ktAgcres Corner and Book stands 81 day
Flock, rich China and PariAn Vases. PArios Orba
Elegant Brocatei and Lace CuriAus. hne coiiec
N Paintings. Engrsvings large Mirrors and Chan.
|FiCENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE, STOOL
AND cOvER-COST $780,
ant INSTRUMENT, with round coraera beautifully
as and with all modern mprovements. over.
ASS, full iros plato Frsncn acGon full octave:
la aud mahogany Be6steads Bur~aua Washstand de-,
Chairs. Rockers Mirrors. Clocks Tables. Bed
H. Sprt tng and Hair Mattresses. Beds, Blankets, Tea
Extension Table. Glass China and Silver Ware.
DC Sale positive. Deposits raqrired.
Parties wishing 10 attend the sale viii take Sixth
ars or stages, ieavins ~ Eighth street, few doors
Is house
The New York herald., 1864-09-13


EAGNlEIGEsI HousEH0Lp snn rTES.TUGs
~ many Pusnio islf 1Ia 'aTuS %u5TfoN, '' A
On. On this i. cay ruEsDAY AZ & September H.
ear the Sixth avenues Sale commencing st
Nc i95Y 81 !, :ocs Saou
pc and ormo,u Chandeliers. Medallion Vsses Car.
pgs. Brocade and Lac Curtains Cornce.. two ele.
te.s Te,e. Sofas, Chairs. Arm and Reception chars
cent .ohd .o,ewcod Etasere Freaeh plate mirror
on Chnirs Chess Table. Eandoln Staying Eight etsh,
extra large Msn,ei snd Pier Mirrors ssyres And
sAGNiFlcESr CEN sosEWooS ssSot5isd dflAsoroRrE
corners carved egs and case made 10 order oy eli,
'ewood Stool. French cloth Cover Canterbury Music
ScEST XSD MdbksS dia wof % TftaSNrrSos
ient artists two match Paintings By Ncr,hco,,: the
stivai. Gardens of Versailles and Luxembourg BY
aans as IN ss Isayls ss.ps ff x..
Neva. at st Petersburg, BY ketchei. Sea Views, by
TWO match rs,n.s y Cos m
f'SS T'srid ssoHsEs sf%TSxk7 t:4sss. @ sc e!'0''
e Statues Of Minerva. Goddess u War, Hamlet.
Are. Richa d Crur DC Leon, Indian Warrior.
noetry Rembrandt, Rubens Fisher Girl AND Boz,
Psrlan Vases, Figures Bisaue srs Crmoiu OrnA.
~ ei0 ormon niN9Na GiG,f1 ROOM c
ming Table Couches, Arm Chairs sNegani sets of
Tumblers. fancy Celery and Preserve stands, Fin.
fls ruby an parsn marble Punch Bowl. Liquor
s. plnne en Sets decorated ye, set: Silver
- and TsS SSsirs cssmSers- Rosewood % Dss.stns n 81
iedsteads. Wardrobes Commodes, Armoire- 4, Giace.
stresses. Feather Beds. Blankets panes.
20 Basement and Kitchen rurni.nre Par
h ana stages At tho Astor. 81 Nicho a. and Metro
Ho,e!A leaving a. Twenty ,htre street near the
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

]. 7. WILLS, AUCrloNEER- R--lMPOErANr SALE
Earthrnwsrs and Giase. "Wednesday, sept H. Al
Sinck A. Is Murray street,
+stes of White Granite ami Cpmmcn Ware, including
hates Of beat selected Seconds.
kgs. American Glassware. -
| French China. hoe Table Cutlery, Silver Plated
| Ao Catalogues ready.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

'TToN N0TrCE.-wM. IRVING AuCTIoNRER -
|baeton. Germantown. .-HENRv q. COOKE will
= day, Sept Is at " O'Clock, in front of saesroom
street near Broadway, second hand city built cut
phaetou with falling seat can be used for -four or
ons, In hrst rate order. One four Germantown.
IueW,
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

lToN sALE-OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF MIL.
~ Clothing, on wednesdsy. 1sth inst, at haf rast
lock, ut 2s2 uolumba and ~ summit streets Brook;
|gt infantry II Coats ib3 Jackets COG Trowsers 2cc
Ioats, 67S woa Shirts, 26v lbs Cotton Canvass
Sts), 10 HMndsaxs, 2b0J lbs Scrap Leather arge
|ilssapd Rasps COLE &MURPHY, Aueiioneers
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

IRON NOTICE GLASS, CHINA,
Srau Ware. Ac-wM. W. SHIRLEY. snc;ioneer-
September la 81 ~ oclock. 81 28i Pearl street By
Granitc g. c., edged, dipt Rock and Yellow ware.
or citv and country tsaiera sAles free for cash
ds well packed for shipment Also. invoice OF Cut.
,f,n n IN
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

stSssspssFp ssssss pspsE gtSsA * sAsa i: ofFTS II "a.
sosf POSITIVELY .as ya
or sOs ro,ov Opera. 10 ssar srss, 3
s1ETnA ..
,,oxr, r.o.-u" Tq.F's !. 4. ;,,,.as.e
ss.ssTTgRA... s.sTg ......asE aEsIaA ,esASNssEs
sAeSSNi....:s sIln aEssioa saf srsissskx shhssss
saEsf1ssr sir sshfssrAh .......'.. n,yo 1Sgos sr SS4ry
ruE rsril' iRsl'.a,. Archer, I,a.2sp S Scupsrs
s1hfsna na Ps %s'a q s s:S F
theme q -. varpes, onnnen saos 0e'
~ spSs oe %sa %,r. 2, more M
@ nss y NE q M,r,hs =, night We bus
opera was neye % well Derfoaed here before The actor.
spss e qsNsq Ssoassps q
5 sss;. 'aS ss. ss ss':
T. M va ono q Tue 0a'' o. the
dsnM,S orre. The urlveral pean Of praise which t.s
@ @n s.r t.a % s
upon report. sisrr where Tho press |.
% at ana me sc a5 s. os With
prajgdice. ., eoSly antcpatns failure But such a
% .e, s. s.e%Sas. Dd % e, 1ne ors
O epers devoes the musician occupied fra.
s,e ss oSss and ,s sn has ar s ~
trlamph.-Bos'oa Courier hays
ras or.n. m. Of tes .psrs season lu,. oeu
condaeiorship o. Mf Ansaotx placed beyond
~ mp ns sn epeh. ss. nss ms aus Of Ss .Sss:
audience. 10 Baltimore since the DAYS of
house IA. a,ss, .na was Seasuia perform.a
s.r s lin Amesa iSs.
Now Marina ~as las, shs opera We should have
become .@os 100 familiar .mo. hsesneyed every con-
Gsse seIdon oeou ase 10 through N. wass
M s"s Ross s Sgei o. M 1 % ssd begins
have San % sta. and sd9a Qua m .s 20 mS's :, -:
ns and wes 50 carried aws. a. AZ G q a. sy Ss
foroanss a pa % spite Of ourselves mos. Wiling
All that Martha wel performed I.
tho o"ise and .so@ wsa, nj. company VA. osc.ns
'Musica! Jouras.S Boston, May ~.
NO ADVANCE IN rHE PRICES u.n
Parquet Dress Circle, 81 Secured seats 50 cents
s.trs Family Circle. s. cents Amph,hearc ss cents So
The sale .es,, seutnua. :. III. aessemy =
TaoNYs, Nassau street. nsar wal. and :. tn. yna Ave-
Thursday sept is-FAUsr. sass
Saturday-6rand Mainse-FAUsr entire. T.
Al III regular ofices -.
AcADsNY " HgsIcaagEooxLyn s,r- :, 49, z
TN osr pAf sldhT FqHaHs! q tnS Grand 5rssl
Ts fH2Vs sS
rseisey advertised his day to be given - The Ns~
Sal. q sseasa sea-. eon.in..s At the As.asmy srSe.-
Prices same a. N New York.
NEW sowERY THEATRE,
= '0' 1iJiai'I' TGEsD%Y EVENING. sept i, 1885,.
Fir" a'rhs Of sAs elsp.ni AmsrIsa1 snS, rasedia'.
who VII Appear "a -
New Scenery Ape i1%sn;' ,aa s TTkR 2T,sina xu's
u riRAfMss n thaAc4 aHhlS 0T,a0
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
EXPRESSES.

pURNHAn's FURNITURE EXPRESS OppICR IFS
ID West Eleventh street between Ptnh and Sixth ave
nucs Pisnofortes, Paintings Mirrors Cnisa, 40 bored
and shipped 40 al nars the world, Larss for
moving fprnl lre in tily SJuntN Furnttare stored
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
rEORGE COOK AUCTIONEER
VI s0uSEHoLD FURNlTURE-NEW AND SECOND
HAND

This day Sept Is, II O'Clock saesroom ill Broad
way emoved Tor convenience OF sale large and vAret
stock class city made Furniture for Parors
suit This sale will be absolute and is worthy
the Of those 10 want Of really good furniture 0oods
boxed shi ipped wheL desired.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
ArrsrMrTTs.

A ckpRwY or MUSIC M tM@ .#A@f aE- @"3
~ LEONARD Dis
CARL ASscl IT.. condtsto~
SECOND sGaT or GRAsp OPERA
WEDNESDAY FVFNfNT sent ~ 1894
ONLY 9ceASiOH THTS SEASON,
MOST FOSiTlVELY. 'fa
Of Vos fo,ovN . #.u#f,..