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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26
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In he chAncery Court AZ Chatt-noora-
7 sPpps.linE thhf TIE dsf-nda-f. Narr J. Piers.
= /. 1or resioent q the State q Ienne<see. -
lAatthe prncrts q tie crdrt cannos - -l-rei - -
= = t1ereiore crotred that rrbcaf - made urek-
y Tor il1r Feeks. A. a. CA7ttanoo-a Mel = mss
l-lss t1p,'-'r1 "a ne ely ~ Ch-itsuoEa rruirsre
80 ceienoAnt % 4Rpenr - Clancery Cuurr r. -
tcid :. he corn hI-1-e in - - III ,---s-'
TIE frtsrih EcnEsr - JAY rr-r 40 - -
i.ln-1t III LED aE4inzt htr lur dircrre Ar O.
lnc<nert y co1iesrun H be eztsred- AID ne causr
- for behT irg tr flrfr
zarls ~ wy ! sTASDEFFR.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

HkADquAt FoL- AED CoNscaIF BCnE ar
Sab dep1rtmep 4rtanooga. March - 1850.
A IL e1icers. u under 6rders from ne Volat.
"A trer a1d Co|pt B.lro1u. ermy of Ierneskee
tlsis sun-depar&I are keruhv ori~ref Il, ------S
Az enSrts ~ The 4cement q The conrcripf ihv.
Thy will confin1 ehther' % strarrler-| "a a.
serlerE an4 Eeeti tInnIsefs Until l6rrhrr orIlr.
~ LDlnmaN n-uAGEFNET. r.. 9
Capt. B. r. BEzuI Col. Comd'r Rsndes.
It. rmar1f-lwI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

~ TepnysOtl. the TautsIsd p pct Of Greslt
Britain, has Issued lately I1Eaock, the FISHER
man. said by the critics 10 be poem d
wonderful dramatic power and Baodiesa, I
founded pa incidsnts il die life Of that ouee1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

1nl.ho1as Tea. Feb- 81 I8s5 4
NJ
l. Frec1enl inuuirler n r1r~~ T1n.R--~<1.-. -.
cAfe that 1uznlel1 q nble bude1 rsn lnbir !. -.
-rr1tle1, Are sill enpiuJed IN tinertrf 6rr.Ifrr--,
y De amy aEain<t nrdrrs-
~ ~ = t1ereiore nnnoasrrt icr lLs irrorrnl,- q.
tnrollnE r1ers. that ularT ennnIorr,ruf - =
kind ~hatffsr. fxEuffs III enploree frr--. h----
enroflea Afpltalons Ter txrrpiioi.s rnrrt l. -
Zee ~ tie 1nrnlInf o1ce7s- Other rrr.ie. 49,
recognised ~ ne leu1rrr 81 - 49, -
q e. matter.
p eoaai.a1 .; Cea1 BEass.
kssk1ef) III THOMSON.
.,--..,-,., A. A. Gen
aA Norrso.
1-A-A-os.l.
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~ About 7lle time tie ICOuscription Ael
goes ntbIefIect iiib the Northwest tho South
Iern army should DO In limo along the oAid
river. to -take inil refngegs from the Yankee
enrolling pficer- lisRIh r.
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FIEAL I'D. LAST cAIL-

IL tlInse indetsed % IL ruisrrilr ~ f,Er-u,-t.
n neiz @ accuuut- ~ Tilid lsfErru tlis tirre -
- 1rst - A1J- 1y - shnp lasers- al y 30 -
% make r1yntnt 1Eain.s th-t linz IN era - =
claims p ne haas q ooer Ar rolecron. A..
Eelet tine, noihinE - = gAl irn6er ril l. Re-
ctifea- "a GLAeS-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

ear Mr. y, II Brooks 81 Lpwtdes county.
Alabama. has do1lated six buhsired ba.h.l. q
corn. and fFe hundred pounds Of bacon to the
needy families Of soldiers in dat county.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

conisder.te Treasury Notes. and confudrfsie
Bonds received IN f45menf-
he pro seds u zlIla e IN he prtner forn1 n
nur G ontrT. 5eonl iEto fbs>e uhn are inrarin H.
and al TIE debls due theu- ar nbpr.,ri.i. 10 lon
EIt>- % pay ll->cs 70 ciifz-nf- 1ha
I'D u Al Interested. 10 atsend -aies AMI f-ps.r
drbis. and operty has ths -lhd-mntfy ind ny
be tber-by inerss--d-
SR. Cl1cKRiII.
marie-tds Receiver C. :. ~ r
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

~ Captain Sutherland, late OF The ram
QneeH Of the West arid his Southern bride
were ~ MemPhispn the l 9th inst. aud pissed
north ward Ia The one o'clock train. The late
secession ~i.lowl now wife Of the eAllan,
Union Sficer, is quits petite, rather winning n,
inaniefs. and IlIghk have captiyated q lees
ic-tiv%lFpas Hslp tilah Capt. Sutherland. They
appear very Aapry.
N.Iby for The honor OF Southern wouna rhood
The Ndftlener have been able to make t,A few
such announcements Al shs shove; aud We
susI tetl if even the pregent instance wsre ex-
A,nined the Southern bride would turl out
10 bass hcen.in the frat instance. a LADY of
NorILsrn BIRTH goyeFnes4 Of sehoolIrlam
Bat-if Vie he really ! k5mAn Of the SJuth
may GSd have mercy upon her miserable sonl
The gallant spldier, who sleeps in The gave,
Is thrice Fortunate in being rid, even BY The
loss Of his ov \ liff, of sIueh wife size slohe
is TO be pi'ieH4 Happy indeed. If the Blast
Of shame .'ots not burst every vein inl her
cheek, j. is besause she has ne shame ;Iif the
spirit Of her husband does not revisit her and
Alright her With her gpilt.|it is because 80 pure
a soul j. not to be disturbed by so foul a
widow
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

~ Some our exchanges are Discussing
the surest road to peace-f The best road We
know Of islthe ShelbyyilIs and Murfreesl,oru
road TO Ldpisville. ria Rolencranzf army
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IJk an 1rte1r1-t Ard r.qneels - anu NE
w Ho1- San A. Smith. q Brndi-y cc-nlT a.
f.eolc1te tor he CuEfrder.is Conrres I'm -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

OFFICE CONMANDANT OF CONSCRIPTs
knuxgille, Team Feb -. |ls63- 4
HAalNG rlceisec authority IRON The >ecretar5 o.
War % rai~e lev cunnpanies froln tie cIsss n
persons exrmlf fr.1 conscr pii1u fur the uurro ~
.lorring The eonscript ~ N 1e-1Bezseethe Is
EiA be opened a. tins ore Tor the naes ~ AZ inraI
sons o. ~. Glass; no cesire % Ef "a enorci1
ne Avs u their county 1hese conpa1ies are I'd
70 - considered part ~ TIE NJ. blt vii receive
ne -me Iay ano 4ilosanrt< -lIders II The arnly
hensio1 q deseItcrs-
l. . BLAKE. Ia I'll. G :. A..
ieo1s-u Commemorate a -n.crIris
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

~ Dtrrres ~ ne Hs'n- ". H. Humphrey. 1cir-
e thr Ca feder.te STATES cunrt ~ tbe ll1frrs al
Lenneetee, and lhrsuant % tie Act o Conefes. "a
% me lpet once. In tie t-un a Winche-trr o.
Monday the sch s-Ay o. larr1. q p1bIc nlttfo, !.
The follow EeQne srIei - tie property q,
= Aiieu elemies-n T9Wf-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

1 HAVE just s.vsd snail lot Of fresh Neal
Several hnndfbs superior Brorn Sugar
CoPper1s. co'erats Backlog Candy
Cigars. SeOssif HsdoOpcy sSUPP
Mss. and PENS lne Kip Shoes.
Fine Easlish u Brushes.
= : isoap.- 4
3 A Superior iSs lsias and h..e Combs.
Il Jon riAh 70 tia OF ypsr coa,sdrr.t. raO.ey
y sdvsutsk 30. CA EF.BoOPER.
uar7IE4 ~ -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

T4e MO4lg0mefy Mail tells the Renewing
story Of TIE late Jane. l. Pottgreu. The old
esi member Of the Charleston bar. ard tince
the demise pf Hugh s. Legare. it's brightest
OrrAtnerIt4 he was present at a party ii DR..
Davis ii Columbia, Soutli Carolina, when
discnnsi.sn arose between Miss Penelope Da-
Wis. (afidru Ards Mrs WIN. &c. Prest. and
Mr. PetligfewI as 70 the truth OF iYords
worth s INSERTION tliat any natural object was
"a 81 subject FOR poetry Miss Davis dsnying
and pr. Pettigrew yEIdicatipg The opinion.
"a Flpras Album happening to be on The IA.
bic before tlem, she tcok il up. and pS:ntiug
to fhs word Aloe, asked him if he could pluck
a poetic flower from ouch = plant He took
The b0ok.. and Ieadii g over The description of
that Tree Immediate ly produced the folbwing
imPtSmPtn:
Fhugh tItter roe alc9. ,ris pleasant u Kazs
Nm pfahioi such wonderful birth. HI
ARblosserHA but 1Ace u the limited dayr /
Allotted The chilcreh 81 earth. IN
AID smell, dearest Eait is the homage Ijpi6ve
Fer oh. II depends UPON Fiu '1lI al
Whether dt9mi'd to endure. like the aloe rrr love
shall phrleke Of lis bitterness too 81
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

For each square Of ten lpes less FIRST Insertion.
~ 60: each acditional insertion less one mouth
80 cents per square.
ON adve easements Standing one month dednciion
ct 10 per cenrwill be made.
On ADVERTISEMENTS standing two N Jnlhs decuc
tiJn Of 80 per cent will BE- made.
Acknowledgements standing three nhs win be
shsrged t1a r~f square. =
No advertise mems will he taken fota ;cr ger prfod
than three m ,nths
ADVERTISEMENT. notices 10 she Local eoInmn will
be clIsrKed rs cents per hue boz each Insertion
All obituaries and Articles fhat per sQnal not
Of general pubic interest must be 1ad RI 81 sever
~ :usDts =
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

Fietoril papers state thAf thon.and Ihdi.ns h.Fs
led Of small PIX - Yancouvnrs fnla16 f1in wi1ter
IL thouEht this diseaa6 viii noon eSteln IN q tbo
rnco % ~ Ialand-
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$500 INWARD.

. AtAW ~ IRON TIE suhecri1er to nhxro b.,s
= Arcf.se .nc Alfred he forInfr bri sht n1lli-
70 nearly sraiEht black hair. has 90 fonf toolf
= About yrre years Old feet and hal- hiel
and has NJ Hhirkrf~, irr lined u le suy Il nanrer
and avefts BIS eyr- Whrn steakizg n an one ~.
iAiter tail athletic black man. a1olf tHenf5-.fr
Je-rs Oh h9H suaRgiug wax, 10 ubiskrfs. ard Is
very ecconpi l<hed crk. hAs blsn hired l.1elF q
Ar- y hallriaa's ealing hplse m this city- Tbe~e
tWo boys are brfhsr- and we're rai-ed IN Noble aus
brpuEht hon frre lasf Nay. III gre The ab,rc re-
ward for The pprrhension 20 lotl.. To kurdrri
deilrrs for either q then odrsd il any .i IN Ne
C0niederaey, - LAT en- slt th-aa-
DIX - A. RAINY
mlIlllH Cor n1hlEr and L1Il - AIlanlA-
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TO HIRE.

FHAfE reEro hoy abour Il y-ar. cd l. hire
4fpJ = Tie undersigned az Ma J. L Bu,.ki1's
m-I ln-ls- " = hUSeET-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

ATOmTEl lRoLIHA rOtyDEu MkxuFsc-
IN ta1fngnpany- Tie Mns OF this Company.
located Il NJ West ~ CAari8tts. uIton The Cnfa9.
b RIVER. nrbW IN full operation With ruod SUP.
ply 81 uater AL orders rom any sertion Of the
southern Cudsracy inr fne ride and sporting Pow
der. - Also ere ir5in Rail Road contfacIursl Min
ers and sf1el1- Bi4sting Pouder will be prnnpfl~
hlled- Addre. S-W- DAVIS. Pres
m4rz3-ln Chariofte n C. Ut
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

hEL1hQpENT Tar Payer Tor re SITE and Goa
- y I<xcs ~ l1El. n ne Chatrarnrr4 Dlrfrlrf
m eAl and pay TIE ui1hout cosy Iokn ?
-ong = t1s kerording uece- Eho - s1lbrirsd : 70
fsblf T. l. GARnEyHrtR
~ l,o.Iertor .r.IIlr.~ ~
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1 ~ - lpr - < 60 acres 81 lard <itaaled lha
] ernts~ee l1rer lis south D. = q Ia-per
DC a mics iron shell nuurd. ihr ~ A q. II II
Ihere aosl go crts q bottom ia irr1rsra II
he tr1rf wilh n1o1l 10 nrrrs rir.rI -, Z -
niusii1ie f1f'pyof t,uter- Paths rc<1inE - rnr-
c-e-e rll1c4re-s ne - Jatptr. Irnnr-<ee-
trl--ln- ga. M r. RANKIN
The Euplrs state Ircr ana Coal Ninin1
rnrr~o~w =
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TIE DAILY REBEL.


Owing to the great advance in the prices Of paper
aoor, and al other steriL necessary 20 the publ
cation Of newspaper, together with the enhanced
expense Of living, we are reluctantly compelled 70
advance the-rates Of the DAILY RIBRL- From and
after the lrday Of April. The rates Of suhsestpto1
will be follow:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-26

COMMITTED.
ITO the Jal canBoa toanky Tennessee. In The
= town of Nltefy. one Negro man. Who say.
nis name y Hei and beings 70 Jackson Bottom
IN Jaeksoh c0uiAltblma. The Owner Il requested
% come fpr~ aslrOFe proFerty. pay charges. and
lake him away J1HS SINS Jaiior
naEzs-3v-
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s n C0cKRiIL
Receiver C. = ~ r
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4 BATE, and viI aIpagr keep On hand I.rre
anlount vel 4s-orrd stock q ~ I'd n q
Ioba<c'-r-, Of - srtr aud Ta6es. whrch .rer Il
seH & retaiors or MI rfa. = ., - SACKS
old stand. opposite The Prusoyrerisn Cburrb
JanF- 17-1m. n BRADT
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Russell. q the lopaon Times. IN his ''Anrritl
p.y give. he fslloriHs d-ssriDslys FhsseA . Sen.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
uELcoNE HOME
WELcoNh HoNS TO
VFNRY wAKD RFECHER
AGADENf Of MUSIC,
IIIEIAN E.IhI. hDI. "a. Al 8 OCLnrN

REV VI Bee,her a. the invsilon q numerous citizens
at dfivcr an address hs English Experiences the
Aeadeny Muse Tuesday evening neft Mr. Beccher
has decinsd Invitations " sp@ak for his own bensrt
under s circ instances la which be ~ placed
bit has The results h generous abors 20 the
rnhed States Sanitary Commission,
Air0sd
The Addrsu will be totally die met from the admirable
aud eioqnsnt Speech given at the Bruoslyu Acsfemy
ne reserved seats. Including the parqust barony and
nor VIII h. sDld the Merctans kfchanse
No III Br sfwsy. on Saturday. November ~ a. ihree
ocock r. " Reserved tick.ts not hen cold, aiti Iesfta
family cireie o. each amthhsaire ~ 70 oeus and
aianuns ~ 81 be- had t - enc ~ - ACADEMY
~ Muse on sonasy morning aId sfssf ALEC ~ ias uslA
Gqse I.eits
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
THE STRIKES.

ATA MELTING HELD AT THE MERCER HOUSE,
n by ne PRINCIPAL re Bakers of this cy ant Bro0tyn,
on III thursday evening Nov ~ 1873 resolved. that
Consequence Of the enormous afvancs 10 the price Of
material which pies dbe from 70
l per under the necessity g. d. Jusyce
selves aud empoyrA % fghuT advance our pfices
Resolved. That while With All god dgona feIi1re
the which lead 20 such arrangements Of trad We
confidently behave hat you VIII cheeHuy submit tie
sgkt advance whifh We propose making af this time
Resolved Ihai aud after MONDAY The I'd Inst. The a
fauce ui te from Owe 10 from ~ Twelve from
NORRIS ROBERTS, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

@ n Dnx seoDs: s.:.......,,..,:>:s
A s'sHsz eHEzr AzEsHs s4SSH.
,scso Ia's Z lsps xhsihss ihss rARLnrAEs.
ssSss sssss 44sBs TssPs s!aEsEb s!aE IEbgslSss naSs
BALMoRAL SKIRTS Fghh oLdssNa SsakSi Our a. ~ amu
sEssk lac Errsss s5sGHEb sEb HSS SS$oS $fS
EDGES sse. ssc' SIC. s7e sia' SSs S;ss a,s .o..vr
n1nsoss los. las y; " Il AIS FELT proonrns
& ESGS BLSosEsss, ass. $ss g. q IL 81 rs s. ''''
FELL sIooaAAib a bkSB slsil IN asD 81 slAcK
BONNET VELVET, 81 YARD ur.
.,onnns IN ENDLESS VARIETIES, CHEAP.
..,vxYya ,cvs vov n5s.syERY EVERY STYLE. CHEAP
BEST AssoErAENa n TnE S!Ty CAN
FINE AND RICH GOODS GOODS At At Eianra iAA0 VAN fi'D
AVENUE PRICES, - 80,
THE BEST KID GLOVES IN THE CRY, 80 -
FINE EMBRoIDERED KIDS. roc.
LApiEs plh LINED line sSCS GESvfs esoSss ioe uF i
sHSs sH SSS sS$sHS aS mBRlso
gArss p9sE 9Es,s r. sIs fsA AUCTION
sHRrLAND WOOL NuBiAs 5ec UP
LADIES' AND GENTS scARfs
III EVERY STYLE, l5c. UP.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
1OME CHEAP LOTS FROM AUCTION.
Sss 4ss $a|E ssHBass
Sands Wells SETS sSS!sSE sSss Ss collars
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP
SSt sEsS ss a ssyT as iBfl &c. paper
:sIss %if S[a sss
BurToNs BRAiDs, COMBS, BRUSHES, &C., &c.
PORTAONNAIEs. BAGS, 30. &c.
PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT.
SOAPS PoNADEs AND PERFuMERIEs
OF FANCY GOODS AND TOYS or EVERY DEscRIP
ZION, from lc TO $50, WORK AND oR6EE bones, bones
AND MECHANICAL TOYS ENCAMPhENTs-in fact
everything that fancy could desire.
REDUCTIONS MADE FOR FAIRS.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP.
WIN. kinney,
22l and 223 EIGHTH AVENUE,
between Zwenty.hret and Twenty ysecond streets.
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80 200 600 Z92ssS OF THE COUNTY o. sEw
rUr>ITuwe " "

ruRNITvWE.
A n EIFGANT Assog1MKSr oF HOUSEHOLD FrR.
~ ntufe for sAe-The property " . family fai1e iAe
cy The sIbscr Ter, re- n4ushinE h0usster tns Ht %
r lGs - suh purehnssfr all The Fufplture aI 10
resdsnee us wesi Tventv ihird tift
rre-fanoi re, EtAgere bookfsse, Ia uuuEs tatnty
cade arf ace curt rysr4sOd Chsnbe q. -
suite bule', Lfienson Table, China 49, .rs 90.
A. NJ. MIDDLETON
EuRsfruRH. CARPrrs. BOOKS PANPnLErs typ
Ltfaries bought f1r cash az i9t srfh arrnHr t
finh and fenih auees afge stors % Bcof araif is
EAle.
EugsirrKE Lookirg GLAssHs, NAfTfrSsEs
II beidgg aud other H.Unskr~pug AraHfa rHesfef
thar tsrwhtrs. MarHrgd tud Gfl Ffgth frrr Natr ~
BY caiunE Al q. W. rsLDEE - lf8 Tcwsry bf..tt t'fl
tan aad io4son sifceia hote ths slmbsf iAia
suits
HANDSOME HorsEuOLD FURHfrURE rgE attE-
IL a "A Ffeai sarFiter foF cAsh bHnif1 ~ - y.
nonhs agUs $40 ~ sold or gio. ~ So
rossuae4 ssFsn otsve par9f0fs NJ ~ aaH iHIfan
Capt.. r~rwupt snf fnah'xsny rsd.sats. h1fFars
rrftuf sd hAf karrssss rlhws biAntfs . p 49, ta
Lace tufsifs prUnrs tiors. fufttuh tasf tlsf sNN
Isungs, rosrwood Eia9sre, sdstoald A. tTrB a. ~
West v Ehsh ssfs%t hssse@a VIA sna sttlh kfgntst
DicKnsRDrn rkTgsr pxrEsFfoS fUTA Am
fAglnr hed "a 10 l.tf sBt rsstt ogufsnff - 20
ftafs tfirf Art gn-ss SO prrsogs III fHr ffl
wfthoui ueltts. lGs Hi~efhrr sussL A. ffasf NAf
wAiati f-fiaf raii, cgreiea !. hA'n,ioiai ~ e t
.hs Taf1A4asr.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

At LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC NIFTING OF
"A toe MNwrghis ~ New York aud vicinity hell he
krsrny lions W Bov,rg. "a ne 10th u Novcmbef, iI
william Deruan n the chair aud GeUrge Mullins SECRETARY,
the following resolutions uAanfn0usy ADOPTED -
WHEREAS the Nwrgts - New York aud viriny rfusaef
Themselves of srhsuics rsquiriag fsf pr0Isc
ton, and DO therefore form a. assoaudni 20 Aat effect
Resolved, Tia i've be appgluted
the above number Thufsday 10th lDst occa r. ~
for the admission o. uernoera
DOOKBINDERs. - JOr prEYnES HOORpIsnERs
ID mest a. Pyhsroras Hall 10 and 10 Canal stfset one
door of bowery. Tuestay ev~nirg. sov - a. 3
o'clocs. Business u Importance. q. BfENE, Ffe@denI
W. A. Dsy. Secretary.
L,xTnA GENERAL sEETisG or rnE FRHsCO
"a Painters Assrt4tf NeW fctft Ncf y ittt No
sniyef uraaugtiy .i.L 4na Afei Friday Jan y iHf
ne fr~seEi aah4arb Ill~ ~ VAR aa 2 - iwthN
Isf .cAL AkGbAy DhLesht. kers,Affs
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II FlNANClALs
A rLANrIC SAVINGS BANK.
- SIX PER cksI mi isfEsEsr sfs1" ALLOWED :
This bank open daily frs~ j. S4h 'Pd Pha l;fT p.:a
Jos p. cooPFR, Secretary
ID Pany slesk Indianapolis and Madison Railroad Com
'An' GEO Sons s!sraiREs hse FTSf William street. room No.
CIrY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT or FINANCE
S3Oooo OK the New County Court House stock ~
sssfs @ a r. o H. sSs
ee9a as % SGSs
YoIs County GSsg House stock ey chapter M
Mayor S @ & Board Of
viii al me rate y SIX per- esat psr ansa,a pay
Gs 5 ssy: S Sas aS
msR's s o. l ens sanSfsS or dollars each cmmenes
The Pos w state me amount of stock desired and
whose proposals are asepisd m be reqorsd 70 depos
ns bids the sums AWARDED 10 s se% ssspectvey
On PTsssnalns % the Eltroer the receipts o. The
titled TO receive certificates or equal amounts Of the par
value 81 the stock bearing nteres, from the dates of
Zach proposition should be scaled and endorsed Popo-
second enyeop Addressed Sde to The Gomraoef
The right reserved TO reject or al OF the bids con
county '-' MITiiEw T. P' BRENNAN co%ptroier ''
nIsCHARGED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS Ac
~ counts OF every description promptly collected. and
pensions procured Unpaid bounty Of two years col
ecied Treasury certificates and all government securities
bought by CLARKE ELLIOri, No $50 Broadway, near
Blocker street
CONVENIENT SECURITIES
A. H. ALMY.
continental Bank BnidinE,
No Nassau strcet.
Orders for The various issues Gecurt,
vii receive prompt attention.
1%Ssia II Yns soSbs nj ssH' on INC
will be allowed 10 banks, and
GENERAL TREASURRR's OFFICE. NEWPORT, r. l.,
VI Nov "a lS6-Proposals will he received at this once
until Tuesday December Inclusive, for four hundred
thousand dollars OF the wnr loan OF million dollars Of
the ak per cent bonds Of the state OF Rhode Island author
zed to be issued by act OF the General Assembly its
Special Session June. A. ID 1868 The bonds for
thousand dollars each with attached having thirty
70 run from July S interest able the city Of
Providence January aud July IN each The bonds
Tuesday, December interest be paid o. The
day OF delivery. The right IL reserved 10 all OF
the bids considered necessary TO promote protect the
SAMUEL A PARKER General Treasurer
JACOBS, BERNHEIMER co,
81 BANKERS
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS'
80 WALL STREET
TOHN b, MURRAY A CO..
- 80 Nassau OF LIBERTY street, New York
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS
Dealers In Government aud other Securities commission
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
n,IIAyKsGlvIyG DAY.


i Pro, LANArt
Thnisday nc 2s,h n.i D.. ns been dessnsled sy,ne
q every good c,n 10 feltan RON al secular en-
ploymens on that day ana - devote 10 appropriate re-
Perhsrs ne,er before since becomes asiou have we
had nor, reason ior s ~ e " ', ~ ~ @ -.
and through abundant har md remuneraise indus
ty, blessed as Win un.sttl pfosPcriy. ny his a.h
saulis OF treason md lawirssnNa which thre.ten-l 70
convert our land Of 'inpn,l hDery n,o se aoons
rerroach among the nstion-. 70 he tnhst OF The ca
lAriu.s % VA 9rshtrf tliale dawns upon -
Of the euenion has been circumsrrtbed treason has
rebuAed he spirit o anafcby subiued The s.nilmsn
pay ma "se Suspicous resl s,niy be speedily followed
bv the restoration o. p-sce and frsterna feelings through
Of The r.ss on Who have - wsnony and wieSsdiy at
tempted destroy rceess UnioD be Sub ected 10
iooWsps ss :. sonss ssss Is iser ale dance AM aasy
that all sho bsye sin1et asa M the sesy OF aw, In
undef whch live may repent of their treason ana
tts Of pairio sn refunded In their hearts
49, ne CIV Hall Va ne city u New York. thls
g., a. tseniy.arst aiy ~ November IN the ear ~
v''hree gFosog oPDYKE Mayor
~ " xLAGHER CLUB -rHK MENBIRs or The
above BODY eguss-a attend The funeral u their
deceased brother J9an fAafe, IN has late resi-
fassa,y' Nov y, i.ss r., n-unssi. ri NEE, ., VI
fordt corner For3 afs' s,s,' .ed toHI,n ssenn. by
order of WILLIAM kLLlFF seoretarJ
To. ,rAxrAYfns-Horicg ls HEREBY rGIyEy
All tayes remaining UNPAID aaiuonai per cent viii
be added The lbih Of sad month ol Deem on all
,be rate Of " PER esh pef snngm eaenlasd ON he d.y
the booss were leecmei by he Receiver 4 Isres No
money MI p. rscess aisr O'Clock z. ~ Once hours
psrsTmrut II rnsnoe Bureau Of The Rsoeivef of Tares
. joHS MURPHY, R.r-rer
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

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III FOR THE FREEDMEN AND COLORkD SOL DiERS.
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BROOKLYN prrpHse no air Tor the benefit oi the u
aars 'fer,mrn. lie aud woman 10 our land
hing ~ AMI NEEDY ones; matters not
now IA bu o something Cin hing provisions tus
fancy and books vii BE- gracefully reccsed and
fnlv appreciated
To or ronnry chants would again say that all ~
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The bose ARTICLES Thsy will received n Brook lis
Nv ie sseuue New YORK oper institute. room NJ.
~ Persons desiring articles for will please send drec.
foos 10 oher Of places and the goods win be sent
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