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Ee. Of Quota or State Quota or City
l,ets ofcpu aFen Stsfe f1rhed CITY furksd
ts-i4-I5 fIf 7s.gG0 l2 250 80 l3l aTs4 ls42s
Tily =. d. 10000 10000 ss7J5 23g58 a35
THkEE WEaRs' MsN.
.yaly Q. %. 300 003 640og $3.50 1850 l5As0
NiEE MONTHS AaE.
SBp. @ '6g. s98B0o 6B000 7B I2.5g0 $50
r..sl. l.i75ooJ a3asO 2i2Is0 4s 30 7367I
1T viii be seen that Nav York, By ths record,
is--
On tho Arst cali IN eKcoss-.-- s55 mea-
On ta second cali IN ,6'o Iasi'
90 nsH.
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Rur Location.

Or VFlaitehau street between Deca-
tu1 aud the Atlanta ard West Point
EEaiIroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-31

Passengers who arrived in Ps+arabUrE 'n
FTa-91esdsv zferpCcg brought Intelligence chat
guF8Ik has ba01 EgzIa occupied By TIE Yam
KEGS. About tvTo Thousand iufzHtTy, Ts-gimeut
Of cavalry. sud O. c1mgaDy OF ErulsrY, Enzke
M fhsir sares z De- residence -0f the E-v. ".
B WeTons, sho is now q rsFugss la Peters
Burv hiss been lakeB tor tre h-s5qusrssrs of
Es general ia colmazd, and, irons appearances,
shs piaee ia ts be- again occupied s. a regular
military post
PROM THE FAPPBHSEN6CE.
Less smF.
Ouposas F-e51ricksh1rE, WsdSssjay.
skirH fsh occurred ia S.z59I1 between uCT pick
els au5 swo companies Of YsEkee cavalry.
There was very HziIe less oa ei.heE side, and
the e5eny soou retired
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We lesrB hy passengers wio arrived 10 this
city yesterday eTanllE frsm the RspBsGaGnGek
chat cn TuasasT -zs- tlG Parry uHlar Lieutenant
Ts0d which recently ee3.urs6 t#0 gslbOsts at
capturing the iGs l8y Gamer L5ui,5as-a- 7FHiah
used 10 rua as g Tl-s0u--- 9as- between n -If0iE
snd Baldno~a TIE E-7cUsrs fsulL 7H 50aEd
ale stated fe Pr "a h-r road % Ric-msEd.
The Transport CGutHeE- 2a-u rl.h cos. AID
bacon, vsB also captured There s decided
''raid'' goiag On 7Fce che ls-Ize- steamers.
From the Ricbnonz EEarEr- 1s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-31

.-,,1.., .4s.g.lrs psld 70 CONSIGNMENT, o.
- - -7-.s.,r 80 roulittzncss pro1Fty llaes.
e,l,.,' -. -.rss.fs..y soScitvd sad carefully nhea
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/ IateH-raTe co was received llr6 ca lass even
ina TIA LEs Illhess T-r1 si7azeiav from
he Pa-iEs1 -- TIC ooErer WHa arrTTsi from
New Kent Court House, gives lssi. force s5 near
eiglt thou ll5 and SAYS .d1 force i7 mes y. it
rot entirely, eff eaEl.v. lE was believed -lrra
movement had been pl7las1 Wl-B some import
ant Object in view.
TIRE 7s-sa=Ee- -rh- eeH1s up fsst evening BIZ
the railrss6, cCrt-m tlis5 iilg0ze5 IN Fhs uzls
Bonts The uzla zhiCl wazt down yesterday,
proceeded t1 within q few rifles of tls White
bosss, bat on hearing OF the Tsras-s g-t back
Immediately Tor the gi-y, from ar Of capture
A. Iuasrali sJa-cg- q lrl-lsT came rapidly iu.
bri- sing frfgrra-8D that he had seen - .---a
esvslry force Of the enemy that had come from
williamson, and tlaE tasY were rapidly sa-
vEneiug Nat losing a moment, l5s train nU'
hack t. give the ilt.rmsuuu- but Gle courier
had srsslT arrived VI .L dispatches 20 L-a al.
thcrilss.
Tia iadfsasous Iass night without speaking
mere l-liHi ely. shovel tl8E tie E8FlrB- ems
had been stirred by this 1liurus=isH, snl Shat
sg1E st=Es we're brEE 5-Saa 5T CIR srtl1--as
as we're 5eaus4 --csss=E7 n lls aiazEgsacg.
LATER-THE EEEsIY AT BOTTOMS BRIDGE.
Last z. .gtt, rtoug J.-.ae-. q courier er-s in
st full sBssd with dleHfs.eF 20 General = z-r.
stating bhal Es E-a z=s8 ls5 5riv81 TO GHr pick
cts st B1tt-1'g bri a which IS s1-e f-ursssu
miles from be city, killing LiaIL jstar, 81
South CsT0isa- Ig en-UUT'-a nr err forces a.
1hs= poinz, besides =-caa .Vs or fifteen of cur
men aud ssiiur ts- instant -e5-fu-esue-t1 be
sent down By Gen i za=. The C0uriar ssstes
that the Yankees are IN large force, and says
that th.s was v--Eu bT ths 5gcgZa Eaaca sbat
fourteen stands of cclCs were counted They
are said Cd have infantry ar-.i7-y and eaTa. y,
sua sTe supposed 10 be moving i1 formidable
uumbers fmmelia5slT 0H the receipt oi tho
news Gen = z=v, who Is ia command of this q ds-
Dartnsnt, rEs busy 81 bis hgz'quzr -eEa, making
such 5ispls son UI sur lsrses as asr considered
best for .hs dsfzsso OF sh= city
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relation to 'ths Huzsber Of casualties st Bsttery
VTsgaer on Wednesday niPht sF yesterday.
Cen ceouite is a0w in command of the
forces on Mcffis islsad.
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III AIsrnr n. Neot4L, Aps,io9eer ,S,oxrno
DEGtLAR SALES of STOCKS and lrI B0N u >
IL ALBERT II. NTCOLAY will sell IhIs " a. !
Monday Feb 2 ct LA o'clock, ct the STOCK '
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G Meesntils Mutual ms eO 10 Second Avenue r. r. l0C
I H. Gardiner Excelsior Crusher Anal Mining Co''oo
20 ~. Wig ala Ken. r. r. Coal Co.........'.''i90
Isl, Louis Birniusbsm Iron Mining Co.. 81
y Wilians bn GA Gas Light Co., scrip 81 ~ paid In
$4,000 Watertown & Madison r. r. ID m. Bonds.
$500 Cairo, Hamilton Dayton X. y CT Bonds
& 900 Susquehsnng Coal and Iron Co. Bonds.
~ COO Lo gan CO. Mining and Man. Co. Bonds
4 500 Washington City and Mning Co. Bonds.
4 shares ConIlsonwe ab Inc. CO.. 100
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nIVIDEND.-ResOl That the Treasurer
he directed 10 announce that a DIVIDEND Of TWO
PR CFyT be paid on The fupald and scrip shares and
bonds scrip NJ this Company on the "a d;y oil
ru.fy next fee IL Government that thu same be paid on
all shares on which the calls ss have been duly pad and
that this payment tho fupaid shares shall be 10 anc
patton coupon OF two cent due on said shares under
The Deed Of Trust pay able LIST Of July next.
Re.oird That the Transfer Books Of tbs Company De
closed on the 2d inst aud DC reopened the "a day Of
February.
BY order Of The Beard - -
THOMAS z. WALKER, Treasurer.
Office Of the Illinois Central Railroad Co.,
New.YoIk January 10, 1868.
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Urn GOODS.
At KNzEYs +. TIT I .YTUTU "A
] ~ CLEARING SALE.

AT KnzEV'. '''i on; ;u mY SALE,
S FiBSo woI F " vi rs FEATHERs. SILKS
vEL' tN5 F hSHlfH GOODS SEoVES
ATTENTION.
THE GREAT ApyANtE ~ ExcHAEsE Is A I.SI
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'fNiN' P PHGs Now asked foR THEI suonr
AT THh E fGH Gtb FR6Es CHEAP STORE
1000 yards SIX Illusion. &C. ,,,
5000 ysrd. Grape. for Dresses s PIE -. 10 90.
LACE AND Nus MTsLIs COLI FINE WORKED SETS.
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200 S' GhRdA MSsi nj N i2S!%SS&f:a5flErs
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5000 Gelts.' ali linen H.ndkerchief Zee. lsc. 49,
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1000 DOZENS SPOOL OoTvroNs Q foric.
P P1Ss SPG2 nf o Sh9k sED g goEons
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cent. BLACK AND WHITE,
piece. cents a dozeu.
10000 DOZENS GOLD 5000 SPOOL BEST
STONE MOSAIC AND 't. SEWING SILKS. AT
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Crochet braids, lc, &c piece.
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500 pieces Worsed Timuing Braids 70
l0,000 yards Finest hpsca Brsid., 70.
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BRAIDS, TRIMMINGS, COMES, BRUSHES, PEN
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BARGAINS AT KlNZEY'S.
1850 pairs Best Kids spotted 25c.
5000 pairs CENTS Very Best Kids, $50.
$500 pairs Ladies' Bost Kids 100. - .--,r,
CLOSING ALL OUR STOCK OF WINTER HOSIERY
WITH so LOTS OF OTHER GOODS
FROM AUCTION, CHEAP.
WILLIAM kinney.
Nos 22l and 223 sth.sv. between 2lst and 2si.stI
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OEPlcs MARIETrA AND CHcIssArI hR Co,
tRsorgsnifeiD CuILLIcoTHE, -, Jan. 81, 1863.
HNHE COUPONS secured by the FIRST
L MORTGAGE Of this Company for s3,5oooOo, and 9us
the LIST OF sbrurry will be paid pTesentaton at the office
Of Mesns. WINsLoW, LANiER s. CO., IN new' York.
WIN. T.. WATSON, Cable
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The Estate OF the late Henry b. Wsner esq, of Wa.
wick Orurse County, Nsw-iork will DO sold ct Public
Auction on THURSDAY the 18th day Of February A. %
II O'clock at the Homestead not previously disposeo Of o.
private sale.
The premises situated the Warwick Valley Rsirosd,
x miles from Chestervls, Erie Railway, and bor-
deed by Nicham Lake beautiful piece Of water ceebsiec
o- its fine hshns. The scenery OF the Warwick Valley 10
IN the State aud wi the mountain air aud hne
oug together With she easy access TO the city offers &C
opportunity foF Investment rarely to be met with
Inc Farm contains te choice land slGge
modern 2story brick mansion house with double wing large
ood repair The farm possesses valuable and superior
rial foS brck making, aud much &c ebrasd milk spag.
tbs North Farm 39 Of very choice land With
all the necessary outbucngs and edj0ns tho Homestead
Farm. 80
Ths Fs, Yarn consists Of Abcus $40 Of and with
dwelling house Sc This fern is situated the lske and
offers beautiful rie for hotel and Is within hsf mile OF
the railroad, and joins the Homestead Farm 49,
po.so.siou siveu the 1t dag Of April next CondcnA
and terns made known the day 81 sac.
NJ A. DURLAND. EIecutrix
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ID No 2JT broadway. entrance Cd Psrk.Pace: 800
Ngw.NORK, Jan. u 1858.
INTEREST N0TlCE-Deposisor. hereby notified that
emannus interss. deposits entitled thereto At the rate
Of SIX PER CENT per annum exceeding $780,
and FIVE PER CENT 500 will be paid on and after
MONDAY 10Th January Interest placed TO the credit OF DO
DO ors and ii withdrawn win draw interest the same a.
: deposit from let January.
BsuL open daily FROM 10 to , o'clock q,
FRANCIS p sCH0ALS, President.
WADE d. WORRALI. SECRETARY.
PETER CUNNING, Ancoustlnt.
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OFPieR on THE Ceaslssi9SERs OF TAXES AND)
ASSESSMENTS, No. y Chambers.st,
\

NEw-HoRK, JaD. TO- 1883.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAiERS.--N0ti is here
~ By given that the ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of this REAL
and PERSONAL ESTATE Of the City and County OF New
YorH TOT the ylri6d3 will be open Tor inspection AID
view from suI MONDAY. Jan H. 1863 AID viii remain
open TN ana J day Of April 1862 for the correction 81
equalization OF the Of the aforesaid
Real Ind Personal Estate Of tue City aud County OF New
YORK All persons believing themselves TO be agseved must
make application 10 the Commandments during the period
shove Ia order obtain tho relief provided by
isw The Act oS 1859 provides that during the
books shall he open public inspection, hegenDefoe pro-
yidei application m,y be made by any considering
himself a.geyed by the assessed valuation Of his real
sonL esate have the corrected" Hsuch application
made IA relation to tho assessed valuation of real estate
nuu bo made in writing stating tho ground of objection
thereto aud thyeupor tho Comwiione shall examine into
the complaint and IT, IN their Judgment tho assessment et
ronsous they sha the TO be ccesed IL such
application be made In relation 10 ,he assessed valuation OF
personal estate the applicant shall 30 examined under oath ~
tho said commissioners who shs 90 authorized 20 sdmni,
such OATH them aud IT, IN hii or their dment
the sessent IL they snail cause the same 70 be
corrected and tx OF such assessment ~ they sy
believe DO just declare their decision thereon within
Thirty days after such application shall have been made 20
them No reduction shall be made oS the Board Of Superb
sof OF any real md per.ons estate imposed
under this unless shall appear under oath or motion
tba the party aggeysd unable to attend within he po-
od prescribed for the correction OF sxes by reason oil sex
mes, or absence from the city. ,
,v,a,.w,,,o Nv. Brown, A. lsass aaa
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BARGAINS BARGAINS!!
sHEETING AND shIRTIso MUsLINs.
We offering
A LARGE STOCK
consisting Of al the moot popular brands, which we had puf
chased PRIOR 70 tho - :. -
RECENT GREAT ADVANCE
We are therefore enabled TO offer to customers
OUR PRESENT LARGE SIOIk
al lower prices. by the piece: than the WHOLESAbE
HOUSES SELL FOR BY THE PACKAGE.
Now 10 the time to buy
ALSO
Lsds, will find a. our toIe larger selection and ehoioe
style Of - QUINN,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
than Is usually found at this season.
ALARGE STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS. Cheap.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
w h, PEITON,
No. "a Boreyy. near Housion-st
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New YORK, April 90. The editor of the
Atlanta, Ca, C0nfederdcy has been arrested
here on his way from Canada. A large amount
of gold was found in his possession. 1t appears
that he earnestly desires not to return to Dixie,
and it is reported that he will be released on
taking the oath of allegiance.
New YORK, April 90. Newbern advices state
that the rebel Gen. Hills forces are at Green
field and further North. Our troops at Eliza
beth City and Winfield have been withdrawn.
Washington and Plymouth are to be retained.
A fort is being built at the latter place, which
will allow of the withdrawal of one of the regi-
ments now there for operations elsewhere.
The Post has a report via New Orleans that
a paymaster with 5000, 900 for our troops was
on board the steamer Fox, captured by the
rebels. (The Mobile papers in their accounts
of this capture make no mention o. such a
prize, and the rum0r is probably false.-ED.
JOURNAL
The Post thinks the news received that Gen.
Banks had taken possession of a large amount
of rebel property indicates that a part Of our
forces had reached Alexandra, La, where the
rebels had a large quantity of stores and boats.
1t is not impossible, it says, that they have all
been captured.
New YoRK, April 20. A Pittsburgh telegram
of the 28tb SAYS the latest intelligence from the
scene of the rebel raid in Western Virginia re-
ports the rebel force at Morgantown to be only
800 strong.
They are supposed to be the same party of
guerrillas who have been endeavoring to dam
age the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The ex-
element is abatlng, TelegraphIc communica-
ton is perfect between Wheeling and Grafton.
Other reports state that a deputation from
Uniontown, Pa, have arrived in Pittsburg to
get men and arms to resist the expected raid.
A militia regiment assembled, and, it was sup
posed, would be sent to Uniontown.
ST.. LOUIS, April 20. Gen. Price was report
ed to be at Little Rock, Arkansas, ten days ago,
with 5000 troops, preparing for a campaign in
Proceedings have been commenced against
Mr.. Polk, formerly U. S Senator from this
State, now in the rebel service, In the u. s..
Court, to contiscate his property.