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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-28
nor SALE.-A nleasant and desirahle

location In Shrewsbury, few rods from the two
ehurches IN said town The premises consist If about
dwelling house of ten rooms, a good wood house and
nice barns all CONNECTED, excellent and lasting
well OF water, and quite variety apples, pears re-
Possession given Immediately. A good chance 10 nav
tor part of the purcha will he given by giving mort
gage 20 secure the payment and paving semi annual In
tereSt LYDIA c. BLISS.
shrewsbury, Aug. 1868. d2wh auIT
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NOTICE.-Whereas, my wife Sarah
~ Jane having terminated services as partner with
me- therefore forbid all persons trusting harboring
her on my account, as shall pay debts her con-
tracing after this date. JOHN CLARK
Worcester, Aug. 25 1863 d3tF au26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-28

'7,,;F 'UbU NbNN NFloIDENOF FOh
HaiiJ SALE-one mile north from The Pest OfHce with
s-asasseven acres Of land Buildings nearly new Also
tor sale lot IS by IS, Elm street. corner Of Fruit
apo dawtf CHARLES NASH.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
Weekly SySrSyf VIII be CHARGED ne inh Daity rates,
with one-hslf the Weeklv rates added
Business Notices published In the local columns, oil ten
Ines or under will b. charged Tor each insertion 81; II
lines, cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
following Order Societies and Associations al the rates
named, 20 be paid IN advance
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Orders Bsnevolenf Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding lines z5 cents for each
Insertion. over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 ceTts.
Notices Festival Pcncs and E1cursio gotten up by
individuals associations by churches, at the regular
prices. .
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Special Notices. II ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines inserted
In the Daily, will be charged nifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
TO he charged the Of S1 so for each name IN the
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all cases. paid in advance.
Legal advertisements inserted at the Of the at
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Ings but colleciabe at our usual time Publishers not
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Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
j. NJ TIIFORD
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
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RAiIRCA ADS.
Indianapolis and Madison
~ - II n Rx - ~ nD-
1868. ~ - 49,. 1868.
New Arrangemen, To Commence uon-

day, Feb. Z. tsG g.
FuFWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
tween IndianapoIi- ard M..disoI
Leave the Union Depot, Irdianapolis, al 80 A. "
and p N. arriving Madison az ~ IS A. NJ and 50
Pm.
Lave the Depot a. Madison az A ". and p. NJ
riving az indianapolis AZ II A. and 10 "
The train leaving Indianapolis al 30 4. NJ. connects
with thar leaving Columbus e.f5 a. NJ for shelby
vile and Rushvlie. arriving Al heIbyvile az l035 A.
aud Ru-hviIle at I23 r.. ".
Leaving Rushvlle at - ? NJ. shebyville a. ?. IS
NJ. connects at Columbus With the and ". train ar
Tving al either Indauapoi, Madison the even
inc.
This Road forms line with the Packets Al Msdon fo
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianap0lis and points West.
Tariff of Freixhts a. low a. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find "a TO their inter-
% ship by this line.
feb2 ID. c. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

INDIANAPOLIS IND CINCINNATI
~ aspE-e-a1HEne
r a l. r Q "A ID
% . ~ - =

shortest Route by Thirty Miles!
NO CHANGE or CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three rainsIesve indianapolis Daily, sundays exceped
g,IRsTTRAIS-5,l5 An CINCINNATI EXPRESSl
arrives az Cincinnati at l0+OA a., and Lexington
KY, 1880 Pm.
Second Train-ll:25 A. M.-Cincnnati Mall arrives al
Cincinnati 445 r. NJ making close connections with the
Little Miami Railroad Tor lOveland, Morrow, Columbus,
New ark GAINESVILLE, and Wheeling.
Third Tran-T05 r. NJ, Cincinnati Express, arrives a.
Cincinnati l2.20 4. NJ
Fare same a. by any other route.
Call for your tickets the Indianapolis aud Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL NOrIcE-Be you get In the right train
indian apOls The snly Cincinnati tran stands the
eth track being the farhesi track south in the Union
Depot, al indianapolis.
w II. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
=. VI. LnHGow. Travelling Agent uOvl7 62-dly
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approval aud admiration Of the people Of Ind-
ana They are honorable to his heart as sol
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
WATCHES

The Perfection Of Mechaui> m.
DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, OR LADY's
Ii or Geutlemsn's Watch combined, with Patent Self
Winding imi rovemrnt
The York illustrated News. the leading pictorial
paper Of the United States in its issue OF January TO- b5
page l47 voluntarily I'VE have been shown most
pleasing novelty Of which the Hubbard Bros Of New
York, are the sole importers II l. called the Wagic
fine Observer, and is a hunting and open face
watch combined One q the p-ettiest most convenient
and decidedly the best and cheapest Tmepiece for
"a and reliable use offered II has vi hin and
neced with is machinery, ITS own winding attachment
rendering key entirely unnecessary The cases o. this
watch composed of two metals the outer Of hne is
carat gold and Of solid silver u has the
improved ruby action lever movement, aud Is warranted
an accurate timepiece."
Price superbiy engraved per of half dozen S2o4
Sample watches, morocco boxes, for tho-e pro-
posing TO buy wholesale, s35 II sent by mail the
postage j. So cents.
address HUBBARD eR0S., SOLE Is1roKTEKs-
IS an 81 Nassau, corner John street New York.
rnch25-d6t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NH n sBHc ,MaD - M uD ~ Al !,
At No 30 Vest Washington st-
4 LAR6E STOCK on HOMEMADE WORK FOR
N sale chap, one door east Of he Palmer House
Fep30-tIy A. LiNTZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
RAILROADS.
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Three Trains Daily,
sundays Excepted.l
RAILROADS

Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
loo Z. N.s..s.- 1900 I-aO a. "
SIS p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s30PM
43O A. N -----.-.----..-- AS Il. N.
A BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
"A Of passengers at Southport, Greenwood Franklin,
Edinburgh Columbus. making connections Al Seymour
with trains the Ohio Aissisppi Road and At Louis
vile with trains on the Louisville Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads.
Freight trainsleave daily Freight promptly forwarded
0fflce, MAdisOs Depot, West side
A 3 CARoTHRRs. superintendent
10 wsrrco>s. Freight Agent. spl's7-ily
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

damned Odd Union vas"
am gsdto avail mysek Of tho testimony Of this
"leaky vessc." who fully conf ms whs { have said
above but although bs docs what true
gard 70 the general destruction OF property In the neb
borh'od. Tor gives me ereat pic, say thal
n Hi.a5o prpporty smiy protected every In
the 'ighborhoQd viii testify. Yet he certainly states
Whist true u regard u tho general obstruction of my
property and mnst that the achievement Of three
thousand c,valry conquertnE ono and coruned 10
of which IN ths future 'hey ke gres pido
hsse rrendioes and pass sh. have su, sidcd
Another srclehss also appeared in tho nj patrh 70
my imrrisonmept or Punishment which 10
alto ether unworthy II notice viii only say that what
ever other diicu tcS may labor under do not os,ecm
IL misfortune that Lay" soldiers at command 60
turn iose any czrp. aids my TO brtng
them into discrcdit with the reople. Thank Gof when
there is necessity for u, ] can DO my own 0gh,ing
] N
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

BHysrS Avn sovrrAppror-s,-sns ship Aner-s-A Wal
lacs Diev " q Post rbAs wrtn Chs Erppp. cal
Dun, e. bt strun Cs'h stru snf family Ositfmsn
L-nnlAs D.vd rp.r. rherese snf AIMS uns
Pe-k and tAmtiy, Sssels snf ~tfe wsss t~tmsnn
wlf. and chi a; wursrhnr Lowenthsi Resenh- get
Bon Rosenberg Jsco5 Wei and family ks % heier'
Aug Csmp> Trischs Beer Capt Usi'ck
Posr Rovst-st smshlp Fuiton-CoOpsl Buell.. U bA
Lieut.nant Colonel Campbell. 3 Na.crJ b.li-y
sA Ma or ~ epanidgng 4 81; Cart Dumont Pofnsn
Garter, Llsvi " D-ria.. a iushc. Leu, SUB
bard n SA. Steel " Cfooser Cart Geo v Eof' 70,
usA; Capt. Y Br.iir VISA. Cap, " Curiia " A.
swain, Mr. q ford " Benny ronn Brow J,hn wAssr
Gao, Young NJ. yonns and t.o ehidr.n Hsrn,,, y
" Ben amin John Brown. Wslkrr, Jams n Lfnt
J G 0ray Geo Hammer, Cap John waicoti W y. We
Lieut. WI stove ~ sesL L-ut " wsn mo, Toy
sprssus, Ll.ni John H.v.y. Jns coiio, s,r Wa
Pppsrs u Wallis wster. Bryent thss Davis.
Lieut. n waters W Lawton, Cbss T. rns, Dr W Az
bot, .Kenledy Mr. For, Mrs Patterson and io1f ehi
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
ktbIO's Garden.

RrSTRER or Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Politicians may rail against tho icklencss OF the multi,
tude but the inoonsisroy Of which they comnain lies
raihe. IN their emitting conduct than IN that ri Tho
masses. 1here be better proof OF this than the
seadness OF attachment which the latter exhibit to their
tie rica ihvoritcs (iqOcs may get up cabaIs AGAINST
them critics attempt &c them down bot each effort
~ iniurc them only confirms the strongly in
the favor OF .he public They prcsner ana grow wealthy
tho opposition which IL offered them. What fact
can be more honorable To tn American mni is lcvc Of
fair play Is 30 strong that II will mt allow any 10
unfairly sssailed whom II has stamrcd with iis
favor. There is's who moro OF their
to this feeling than Edwin Forrest ard Barney
Williams. Exccllen. they both their
srectve lines they would probably he Tie enjoy
ment OF their present prosperity but for tho scceeraoa
given TO their by tho OF their cncmes
1t would be diicuit TO accom-, In any other FOR
the undimnished, nay, increasing srccees which
these actors meet with each succeeding In cha
racters which they have repeated TO the
yor atcr year They hang with the brea,hess at
ention those passages OF the great dramas In which
in times long gone by Forrest nrst their sym.
rahcs. They relish with the same keen enjoyment, the
Characters in which the genuine Ccliic humor
III ous brogue OF Barney Villains ana tho inimtab!o
Ya'kec drolicry o. bis charming wife hnd what Is
tho use OF the critics nndng fault withther frelucut
rcret:on? Snch creations diTcn TO multiny and,
II the public Ike them much Ia render their repro
drcti rruftnbe to both management and actor
CTS, has rirh To complain.
These reflections struck forGIby last ovcnipR wit
sing the spectacle greeted entering Niblo
the occasion ri Mr. aud Mrs. tarev wiiams' rentre
after an absence Of several months from tho stage The
house crammcd from pit TO dome although ths pieces
announcod-'Ibe Fairy Circle" ''rhe Customs OF the
Country and tPat = 4unders'-bad probably been
by every In the audience ni least dozen times
Nor wac u long before hackneyei though IN
such m'ters ,ond ourselves carried away by The
OF Joy mcnt which pervadcd every We ashamed
TO say'or the critics tell Is highly imnrorertbat
laughed nj ~ Farncys old okcs and nj his pretty wes
quaint fnnkccisms with much relish as n W. had
heard Them before And unit! find them substituted
BY iokes mrth proyrkirg and Yankee notions
original should like TO know why sh uid quarrel
with old favor'cs And then let II he taken int
count that the cd pictures presented W frame
work. done up by that cunning ar,Ifcer Manager
Wheatley. who has knack OF putting fresh fac"
thing he touches. Taken altogether therefore
are not sire that ever spent enjoyable evening
Thf about positive in their convictions "
we might indigo from the exc amations ana roars OF
laughter with VIII hch greeted. Isrf not
word of ths To the critics. good caderthcy much
boller judgrs Of what suits tbs ubic.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Banks Observation-Disclosures OF .
Natiossi Csmetsry-Ths --latest views
from Tensessee, Charleston, New Or
leans, ,dke.-Interesting from MsHies and
Csbs, &c., sc.
The cunsrd mall steamship Asia, Captain Shannon, ri
issvs Bosson Wednesday for LvsrpoeL
Tho mails for Europe vii coss 10 this city a. qsaftr
past ops and At hsfpst eve O'Clock shs stsrooop 70
20 by railroad
sinss oopl.s, In Wrappers, ready ror mailing, sv'
cents.
eampsoa Low, son o., a Ls1ss,s mn, fosson, sns
land. ~in rsosv. subscspsi2as Saa sdvwsssnssS ~
= nv Youg HmxfA
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Brooklyn CITY News.

Tus RECENT CALI ioR TRoors-The Kings county Board
OF Supervisors appointed COMMITTEES a, their meeting
last week TO proceed 10 Washington for the purpose
OF sscertanng the nomber Of required from this
county under the as, CALL and also to obtain other nfor
nation connection with the Subeo, Of recruiting The
committee, consistpg Messrs Osborn ard Booth, re-
turned IN Sunday night. and express thcmseves well
satisfied with their interview with Provost MARSHAL
Fry. They were informed that The auot' Of
the Second Congressionsi district wn a,0i. and
of tho Third Congressional district 23a3, mixing
total OF saTT required. As 10 culi-ttnf
and recevingscredt for members Of the Invalid cor
and colored men the committee were Informed thst tho
county would he credited with both claims and ~ ~
tho enlistment f men outside of county. they were
directed the state authorities. The Provost MARSHAL
favor of oredtDg the county wiih al too
rnen enlisted aud received bountes regardless of The
section they from but Governor Seymour was o
the opinion that recruits should be credited b. The county
they ne from the committee were advised ~ cn'ut
Nth him In regard to the matter The question re-
cruing cniored having been satisfactorily settled
b9uptes OF $500 will be paid 10 them hereafter toe same
= other recruits
corsrns,yr Rrrs.-Tsst evening ti bills on the
Lincoln Bank of Maine pased at stores In this ey
Also Bs on TIE ncsisen Bank Meriden. Conn Tho
Forty foruth prec police arrested Ihomp Sellers on
the charge Of passing countsrfet 5s On the Con Bank
Province OF Cansda. He held for n brsrIbg
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Our Washington Despatohes.

WssgSgroS, Nov u, IB'
Tns ovgsn Of the War Department hero ths morning
noancei that the Army o. Potomac 10 motion 10
day aud advancing across Gsrnsnia Ford upon the robe
position Although the informai'oa was. H. no, Unu
susi with tnat pnpe ico reettbs not yci hiitg
LETT the pa tim which occupied for several days
pa'tsiill the reokcssno-s ~ this paper IN making Al
nouncements OF contrsbsni news, and tine partial
~ of tho War department IN permitting ths p'b
ncaion OF IN wsshingtoa which ~ with
held from the pre.s elsewhere, deserve The ~.
versst reprehepsion. Ths not tbs nr,i instance b.
many Of the pubston Of by this Journal ~hich "a
suppressed at the telegraph oces BY order q ths war
Uepartmeut
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
MIR. VIM. YouDs's Drspa'ches.
HsDQvALrgRs. hnsy ~ JrE porosAc.
grraifLAs AND cKocgMxk

cKocguxk
Several OF tho FiSSt corps piokes wro olpturcd NY
gucriilas Liberty yesterday. all OF whom, except
private James Boil, nj Cpmp'ny T.. oe Hundred snd
Fourth New York eeased. with tho connscaton 4
their musksis hyersaks. ri,ns kuarsscks, ovorco,ts
aud blankc's.
Tho depot comm.sssries are grocsrs or extensive
&C ic To illustrate ts only need no stated Tint from
tho Brandy station depo, yesterday ssucd hun
thtyhreo barrels Of co1eo. a,d Eve tbor ard bc,o, Of
army bread. ia two days two hundred and MY thou.
sand oaves soft breai tssloi from this depot
and thirty mi pounds or ham ssd O. army occs
Captain y. u. wiley and Captain q. " Tbsmpson Com
mssAriss OF Subsistence this grocery Establishment
ANNv.
There various spccu'ations ~ u whom tho army
will move and whore will oxhother II will advance
directly Richmond crushing iss In iis progress.
or make junction viin Butler on the peninsula, with
Bnrnsds at Knoxville following tho railroad to Lypcb
burg Thomas at Cbstt,nooys AMI subsit tho
Try while marching trumphanily along do NO. profess
10 have tie sg tst knowcdge o. the tins when the
place where the army si move bu, hope TO rd the
performances gallant deeds By the bravo soiicrs
Of the FIRST army corps.
The Washington OF this mornug report that tho
army moved. To this rnAy bs ADDED that II h al
the Kapdan Ut on the north side ~ thai rivcr
where II has besn nearly two xeekipd no movement
has made except that division las obanged ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

vicr,n MrNIacrp CouIpyNrr. -J,mes II LDw!s
and John King tken into custody by ocer cowan
OF the First precnct charge Of obtanng 500 from
Henry ". Old, Of Illinois, under false prsIences The
complainant states In, while hs In California
passage ticket once, No. Bowling Green inauirng the
rreo Of tickets san Francisco he sds the scquaint
Of ths prisoners, and induced 10 take short
~sk Tho prisoners stated that they sroosry
chants, doing business California; and would probably
accompany Old thu voyage whiic thcv wero waxing
along the street. King suddenly rccoecrd that he he'd
bill IN psy tho Of Pine sud Sutb and
stepped into the store II TO transact business
Pretty he out. ant asked complainant T. be
could loan hun 800 In small bits r few moments. the
clark the stNre had change and by gaining the
confidence ~ tho countryman. exhibited wo hupref
doll.r bills AMI oheck for thousand hundred
dollars Mr. Old, thinking that " WAS all right. hsndef
Ave twenty dollar bisvand took th" check a. sccu
rity King thon went into the store as 10 my the bill
and watching his opportunity. sipped out unpcrcevcf.
ie1vng Old In the iurch. Tho check was fourd 10 be
worthless and policeman pu, upon he track Of the
scamps which resulted in their being arrested already
sta,cc Justice Bowling committed tho accused for OF
animation.
Rorr1xv a arocK fxoAsGE.-Edward G. Martin,
of No. Is william street. robbed OF two hundred
ana nry dollars Stock Exchange yestsrday. Too
men named John 6oriey md William Golden. were ar
rested suspicion OF stealing the money and committed
TOR examination by Justice lowing
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
JOHN N. Bolts AND The REBELLION.
Letter Of Mr.. sSattS 10 the RiehM&11nn11
Examiner.
How He Has Been Imprisoned and
Despoiled Of His Property.
The Federal Preferable to the
Confederate Rule,
HKAD"UARrERs, ARMY or TIE PoroxAc,
NEAR BRANDY STATION, Nov. II, 1858.

HKADoUARTERs, ARMY PoroxAc,l
NEAR BRANDY STATION, Nov. II. 1858. !
Fdcn- JoHN MINOR 30 ors-
SIR been informed that previous 10 the
ling Of tho RappahAnnock by General Moade ycu had pro
pared letter for public In the Richmond press and
knowing thar anything from your pm. particularly
this time has docp interest FOR tho country. would
respectfully solicit copy o; the letter. behalf OF tho
= Associated Press, Tor publication. Respectfully,
7. BARNARD.
Cor esnondeut OF the Associated Prcss.
AuHrRx. Culpspper county. Va. Nov. 81, 1858.
DEAR sis-Your note OF to-day boon received You
shave not bcon misinformed a. TO my having written
letter for publication In OF tho Richmond papers prior
TO the arrival OF tho federal army 10 this vciny which
have TO suppose has, before this, reached tho
public through the chanoel for which intended
therefore enclose cosy Of tho letter for this rur
pose indicated In your note. I am, very resp 'cufiy,
yours, JOHN ". IOrIS.
I. BArxARp. Esq, Correspondent Associated Press.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Hsssspapsr Accounts.

ffrorn the wsenfny,on Rspublicsn NOV q
This morning At dawn Of day. the Ffsnf Army o. 'be
Potomac broke camp the north bsnf ~ The "A Aphsn
AMI. 9th days ooked r.toDs 10 bsvefsack IA ana
wagons. encei al, moy~ment ppon hs
enemy, under riders from Genera seifs
s suppoesd that before 70 eay The -bse q our
army will b. tsyupd tbs Rspidtn benefs - mu.t
hght ~ n Ice has resstef TIE eosnr :" 'epsfs
h.sde's forces. there hss b~-n 9 tate eeiofs thp
General Iec doee resist crossing . We iAp'
dan, tben ;. eviicut that be not ffcns euo1sh W
nght outside of iofthostons
In the latter .vent he f.li back spor OordoorTs
or Wchmonc-mcst Lssly tbs former.
The report that Lees army h a. Hsb9V~ J1nciih 70
only spe pIstEn
II ~ill soon te known erscly vhsrsH u for eepsfa
hesds si sisp until be tDda 70, ~ has So W ~ 70
the very walls Il Rohmord
tFrom be wsshngton rhfnuics. kot. y
General Noes army n under msfcbius . est N e,y
light this ing lbs ccera aua nen are ~ thr t>si
Of spirits Afd the anlmais N good cretlon lhr army
lsaves wth ter dsys' coosed fsioos W ta'wss. 40
vssons AZ ltbe aud cistbsd hsrs rern sent ',
TIE rear, arse number ~ them h1rts Nfiten n inr
cfy lssi evening ~ u rycsafnst hM We nmJ ~
cfoss The rysf Al Gsfmsnis fofi ruopfea "a = We
nAin force n Lees army ~ ~ Han ssf 14nctan ~bch
ab ut m1ssy b@tve~u Prefsficssoafs sn1 hcAfD'ta
fTrcn tbs Phrsssiphia IDggits,, N0f -
dsspstxh ron os eur sp~cias Al 1li~q - psp,
November "a says that The besyy rsin 1atifesr -,
sftie1t W rsn5sr ths rusds inlps~sabe o. ~
sruy from fn,vns ~bsn rcsdy. Az Ne ~ ses r9-pf
% have besn sxtto vssnss1.
lATFr.
ws.u#ofos, Esy a. vfa
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Cou,s Ca,~na.r-Th,s Day.

SUPREME corRr-rIRcrr. Part Nos ItT, $40,
as5i 3is3 Ass s4sT 3lsl ats3 346s 3i6T 3a69 3.ri
Sab, 34T5. SAT- 3s1s 3ssi, 3,s3. ass5. 3asI
Srrrrss cUur-CysERAL TypN.-Adiolrned 10 Mon
day mort. whom decisions will he rendered.
survxsy cocrr-Srx Trpn-Nos. 355, 3e9. 261 lit,
2s5. $50, 234, 100.
srrysioR corKr- Part 1-vos 2IoI. S35. TTp. $40,
22s3 20TT o59 os 25sT 22so lssa 1888, 1910. IOs0f
1885 rart 2-Nos 2fs6. 22ss 42s, s9G sse 2Tsf 2Te2
2slO, 23i2, 2siG, 2sls. 2s24, 232s, 282s
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Orc'~s DrSvt"gs 30 sn- L,brary Asss-
c.ston Sovnpany's Lottery OF kenrnrft.
EXTRA GLASS s29-hov. n lsrl
"a, ., "a, 90. ~. -. 81 IT, :. 27. 80, ca,
CLAss s,O--Eov. 25Sissx
27 20. ~. Gi, 6S. GJ. 60 3. Ia. u. 6B. II. 40.
Circuarp sspt ny addressing
FRANCE ELLIS 10. M.n,ssrs. Oovtnst,,. Ky
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Annt" ~ Co. M1nWsacturcrs of Flags
and Tanners Of every ar.crpion z, raon street corner
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Royal Havana Iottepy.-3O Per Cent
pr~mips pnf lar pryes shci. High
rates Isid FOR DuboopH and all kinds OF oi and Silver
fAvL0R A co. BANKERS. No. 10 Wall rect N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Prizes CSshcd im All LcgnItzrd Lottc-
Res -inform, ,uon given. JOSEPH RATES
Broker. IL Wall street room No. l..
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

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