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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
Leave slans.vl. Mon a. $50 a. Arrive at Oapon bldg,

Leave slanesve Mon q. $50 Arrive A. oapon Bridge
Route 26ss G5isl
Prom Gsinesooro by oOnSvs Unser Store ID miles and
back, week.
GsinesbJO' Thursday Arrive at Unges Store
UngerS Store Thus m Arrive a, GanesbOro
Route $685. C57)
From Kerneysv le, by LeetOEn, Mddleway, miles snd
Leave Kernsysvius Tues and sstur at m Arive at
Mdils~Gy ssme days by sg% ..,u..,v..
Vile same days by II n m.
Route 1890 [459lAl
From Winchester TO WHITEHALL miles and back, twice
Leive wnche ter Monday and Thursday at Arrive 1t
whitehall ., same days BY Up m
ave Whitehall MONDAY and Tharsisy at ArriYe W
Winchester same days by 4p m
Route 969l. [459s
From Berkeley Springs by MonclOvs and o'klSni UDsrs
Leave Berkeley sprugi Monday at p Arrive a, Uus r.
Leave fingers store Monday =. n. Arrive Berkeley
sprugs same day by IL N.
Route s699 [i,STl
Prom LeAdy e by Upper cheat aud Dry Fork Ia Hou
Seneca, 50 miles and back. week
Leave Leadvile Thu sday Arrive at Mouth Of ssn
Leave Mcsh Of seneca Frd D. Arrive st b.adsyis
same day by p m.
Route 269S. [lSO5l
From Leesburg, by HAmi Purcevle Round Hill Smoker
vie caslemans Ferry and Beryyle, Winchester IS miles
and back, three times a week
Arrive at Winch er same days by 6 :. m.
Leave Winchester Tuesday Tnursdy and Saturday S
Arrive at Lees6u g same days by N.
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY AND CERTRICGTE.
The undersigned, whose post Office address Is cOun
the Confederate states from July Is g. to June 3d. 1861
tsement the Posm General dated DecsahsE 81, s5
with celebrity certainty and secuhy"' for the annual
dollars.
This proposal is nade nth full kaoodgse Of De ddnce az
ne route tie Ueig Of mail 10 be cdTied and al o6r pm.
Gcaidrs in reference 10 dc route and service and also an
odretai examination ofhe lars and Instructions attached
The ddpeJt3SltDI
Dated
The undersgn, residing a. State Of ,uudsrial p
that foregoing bid for carrying the mail route No.
the Postmaster General the bidder shall prior
the Let day Aug 1862 into the required obligation
tract perform the serye proposed with good and sufficient
sureitles.
7zjs re do understanding distinctly he obligations and Gc
Utilities assumed by gudrGntors under he 27h section Of he act
cfCoHgress ofy2 1886, and Ia force Ia he COaedfs
States, by rirtUe fan dctGPprored gu Feb, 1851
Dated
CERTIFICATE.
The unerslgnel postmaster At State Of certih >,
OFFICE that he acquai,ted vi the ob
guarAntcr aud knoSS them be sn Of property aud able -
make good their guarint'
Dated
sSee act OF Congr March 8, ls45, sec. Is
The popssSl must be signed by tbs bidder, bldes the
by not less than two aranors and the certificate by
posims ster JUICE Of court Of record
Send by mail directed ~ the "Oie Of the Contract BureA
posodice Department chmond, Yrgnis," marked Proposal
State of E"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
n Confusion HOUSE,

NEW AUCTION AND
" COMMISSION HOUSE,
LYNCHBUkG, VA
The subscribers having taken house, No 50 main
recently occupied by George NJ Rucker Dry Goods bos
have associated themselves together under the style and Arm OF
RUCKER e. LEE,
for the purpose Of conducting general AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS offer their services 10 their friends and
public generally 10 the sale Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Manu-
eIed Tobacco Country Produce and Real and Personal Es
Of all kinds, either at auction or at private sale.
They will make liberal advances merchandise and produce
In hand.
George n Rucker having had experience twenty-five
years In the Dry Goods trade and g. Lee experience
about the length Of time In the Grocery and Commission
Buynes they veil satisfied that the Of all who
them with conSignmenta will be well protected.
Account Of sales With Get proceeds rendered promptly
GEORGE n. RUCKER,
OF LynchbuTE
AS. LIE
de0-d6m late Of Richmond
Refer SRioat DTeVry, Ednund Davenport o., Kent
Paine 4 Co., snd TATdy 4 Williams, Richmond. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
STATE ARaoRY,
Corner It'll and Gary streets,
Richmond, Nay Is, 1858.

A RMS.-All persons who have rec ntly OBJ
tanned Arms Announcements Ammunition from his
Amory temporary duty viii return the 10 me here
earnestly requested that this order be complied With Is
promptly possible
The that he viii not be put to the dhageeAbe
necessity Of having 10 such the law
vdeS for the recovery Of any the arms &C., thus ca in
P. G. O0GHLAN,
await Ordinances EunarintandAnt virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE DISCHARGE OF CERTAIN CT y
IL OFFICERS FROM THE MILITARY SERVICE OF TIE CON
FEDERATE STATES.
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of AHlsrcd do enact
That ocer commissioned officer private In
tay service Of the Confederate who has been elect ed
appointed since ente leg said eryee who hereafter be
elected appointed Senator Repesen alive In
10 State Legislature Judge the circuit strict
Courts Of law equity sate Of the d
ct attorney clerk Of court Of record sheriff. ordinary
judge Of Of probate, collector Of state not u
exceed %or each parish recorder upon dung the
Secretary Of War With dsnce Of such election appontt
II an ocer his resignation shall be PROMPTLY accepted, and
on.commSoned officer private he shall be honor bly, dis
charged by the secretsTy Of aar.
Approved April 2, 1855. my29-s2w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
An ACT TO AUTHORIZE TEE SECRETARY or TUE NAVY
TO EMPLOY TIE BESr PILOTS lOR skRIIcE IN THt
CONFEDERATE MARINE.

The Congress ofne Confederate Ses Of Americd do endt
That the Secretary Of the Navy be and shr,b' authorized
emplo- for service boa Of vessels used by
Confederate Stat for purpose Of running the bockad OF
the ports Of the CorftderScy, the most sSllul pilots
tfms him ihA BIS and requisite TO their
vices, either by the month The single oround
Approved A,Ii 4th, 1853. wy21-W2w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
IRY ACTHORITY.l

ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONGRESS OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT THE
THIRD SESSI0N-lS63
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
an ACT To PROVIDE FOR CONTINUING Is tERvICE ST,

THE CONF DERATE STATES.
TIE Congress Of he Confederate States c btericd do enact
That all and ordinary Ia he service Of
unederate Sae between the 81 eighteen and forty
Ct Will expire bore the end Of
shall continued In the service for three from the date
original enlistment unless the shall have eude
Approved April g 1868. ny99-w2E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
AN ACT FOR TEE RELIEF OF CERTAIN OFFICERS o! TGt

Tie Congress fCoHJederd,s Stats Of america do enact
Secretary o. The Navy csu:e 10 BE- paid t. those officers Of n
EaVy end Marine Corps who Iesigned from the Rsy
aud Marine Corps OF the United States In conSeque
and who rested and Imprisoned
such regnatnn ard who subsequently joined The Navy
Marine OF the confederate of pay
Snd during the otsuch Imprisonment, and he tune
their appointment 10 the Navy ant Marin Corps OF the oID
rate States.
Approved April II, 1868. my29-W2r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
AN ACT TO AMEND IAN Acr To ESTABLISH THE BURIAL
or INDIAN AFFAIRS

The Congress n the Contd-as Sdfes Of ADe,fca DO eno
That the sreont section OF ei establish
bureau OF Indiln Affairs" ap roved Mrh 18Th 1851 be 50
Anendeds a the Clerk auth rzd be appointed
With ut the advice, and Il the seluie
aApproyed april 10th, 1906 inv 2q-w2v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
IN. T. CLAY MAppUx, respectfulIy an
.MIssION HOUSE,

~ nounces tat he has returned the practice Of hEDIop
Richmond and be found At his ONCE b.
ssrsSs opposts OitV Hall aSS-e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
AX a. 10 OHAEaE TaE TlrLs. OF ENgLsEERs N Im

TIE Congress ~ ne Confederate States Of Imerieq do eaac
That the Nv I've riueris the Navy suthosizgd by Tie
gh zen hundred Gnd sixytwo 'hsn hereafter be kroSn
designated Chiri Fudceers.
Al pioYsd Ap 4, 1903. my29-y2E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
AN ACT TO FsTABLIsu A PREFERRED NAIL ACROSS TT
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

The Copgrssef ne Confederate States Of America do enact
That the Postmaster General OF the Confederate States author
establish mail route for The speedy transmission 81
letters and dispatches only between States lying esst and
those lying west ofhe Mississippi river Pos age mail matter
by ss shall be prepaid vt the rate Of h cent
each half ounce but in calculating the weight Of 1ch mai
matter any fraction OF less than shall be regard
ed asa h ounce.
FEC O. Letters ard dpsiches fer e route hereby authorized
preference all other matter Ia the transmission Of
msIs the Mississippi river.
aons for The prompt mailing, forwarding AID distributing OF
IN matter said route he may apply tne money arising
from time 4, time from the postage thereon In the employment
~ anr or other me for the sler frequent and more
Ssp ID transmission Of Ia preferred mails M
Apn-oyed Aprl 16, 1868. mysy-NZW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN OFFICES AND
sOLOIsbS FROM TflG STATE or Mss URI
The Congress Of the Confederate States of Afr do enact
That the OF seventy five dollars lie sHd "a hereby
approprst' out Of mIney in the Teasu nor - is
appropriated opy he one and the Missouri s,ate
ruard (afte their transfer 70 s CIndsrate Gte ho
imprisonment abs and oer accidental east We bt re-
eeyei thr paw, under such regulations as he ~
isTy o. War may b. prescribe.
Approved AfrillG 1868. rmvQq-u2x
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

JOINT RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TaE POSTMASTER GEN.
ElAL TO EXTEND THE TIAE FOR RECEIVING BIDS r'R
Tramp JRCATI0N OF THE MAILS IN TIE STATES
THEREIN NAMED.
ROLred By tie Congress @ re Confederate States fasr,
General be- aud he hereby authorized
extend the recev ng and open bids for the snspor
malls In the States OF Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, 6ecrgi and Florida until the first day OF Nay
next.
ApproyeI April IL 1855 my29-H2S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED IAN ACT TO ~.
THORIZE THE SECRETARY or THE NAVY TO MAKE CEt.
TAIN CONTRACTS WITHOUT ADVERT SING FOR PRUPo-
SAILS" APPROVED AUGUST tWENTY.NI ONE THOU.
SAND EIGHT HUNDk ED AND SIXTY ONE.
The Congress NJ the Confederate States of AaSric1 do enact
That the entitled act be amended TO authorize tie
Secretary Navy in he should Il advisable
all suppeI required for the Navy without sdyers
proposals reqrired law Pr0rded this shall
pire at the end OF the present war.
Approved April II, 1865. my2y-w2E
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my29-w2w


Tie Congress Of the Confederate States Of america do enact
That and alter the passage Of @ act commissions In thu
Army Confederate States and in the Provisional Army
the Confederate States be issued to under twe
years except the Of officers who required
by Law to give bond
Approved April Id, 1853 my2s-u2w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
AN ACT TO PROHIBIT TIE PUNISHMENT OF SOLDIERS B
WHIPPING

The Congress of The Confederate Stes Of Ahaercd do enact
That and alter the passage OF this act 1t shall be law IL
any mar mi ary court to any soldier In the
Of the Confederate States be punished by whipping
the infection Of stripes upon his person; and that all laws and
svenng the provisions Of this act be and the
hereby repealed.
Sec that Twenty Of ihs Articles Of Wsr'be
amended read follows "A officers and sold VII
received pay haze teen cIV enlisted the service OF
eerse and shall be coRyc ed OF having deserted
same shell suffer dea conan Pene with
without hard Labor for cd not less than
than re, such Of punishment not inconsistent vi
the PROVISIONS OF this act the court madia military
may determine"
Approved Ap Il 18Th, 1885, my9g-u2w
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Amos Kendaii's Circular.
NEW York, Nov. Q, 1855

nR.g siR-you are respectfully invited IN attend con.
venton TO lie held at CINCINNATI Ohio the ID day Of
he emNer neat at twelve ~ for the purpose sui
and taking such action may be deemed most
tive TO tho nomination and election of
tive In the approaching Presidential campaign The
meeting will be composed Of old ine whgs demo.
Gratis, conservative men, without regard former party
tonsfriens OF Jackson, Webster, Clay and Crit
cnden who desire TO preserve the Union and the const
tuition unmpsrod who are willing 70 take their stand
upon tho Kentucky PLATFORM opposed alike 10 secession
and abolition isnaticsm; who believe that the
should be carried till those In armed revolt
PEELED TO obey the constitution and the laws OF Congress
and who hold that the State governments suspended
the revolt should be restored under their state contu
tons respectively; oil such persons are invited 10 be
present. meeting viii be held under the auspices OF
the "Natonal Conservative Union Committee" appointed
at the recent Rochester Convention OF which the
BILE patriot, Amos Kendall is Chairman that committee
having been called 70 meet at the time and place.
In his letter 10 the Secretary Mr. Kendall writes The
only platform for patriotic men who love the Union
IL the constitution az II " "whh the gentlemen whose
names you mention (menabers OF the commlttce) am
prepared to cooperate 10 the attempt 10 unite tho
elements OF the country In the next Presden
tal election and II seems TO time should be lost
Ia determining upon line OF policy TO be steadily pur
sued hcnceforth" Persons arriving to attend the meet
ing win please report their names TO the National Com
mttee Of the Burnett House Enclosed please md pro-
ceedings Of the Rochester meeting Your presence ts
earnestly solicited that have the benefit Of your
RF STEVENS, Secretary,
los Fact Forty ninth street, New YORK.
P.s.-pesse inform us we may expcct your attend
snee.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MoRDAY, Nov. 23-6 p. NJ
The stock market this morning opened quite
brisk. and prices were nearly all up. Erie ad-
vanced per cent on the sales of Saturday. New
York Central 21, Hudson Hver2. Harlem 2. Erie
preferred !, Pitsburg and Fort Wayne ] u. Chca-
60 and Rock Island ~. and nearly all the others
from II to Iper cent. At the second board the mar
ket was fraction down. and at the halfpast three
O'Clock board. IA compared with the prices in the
morning. Harlem declined "a. Erie 70, New York
Central Iss, Illinois Central scrip L. Michigan
Southern / Pittsburg and Fort Wayne ~ Galena
and Chicago /, and Reading l, After the board
the market became quite heavy, and at five O'Clock
Erie could be bought for 1887. New York Central
at 1917. Harlem 9sH. Hudson River l29. Chicago
and Northwestern 4s14. Pitsburg and Fort Wayne
S6sl, Reading 1876. Galens ITO, and Michigan
Southern 81,
Gold opened little down from the closing prices
on Saturday, but soon reached l64H. after which
it again receded and by one o'clock sold down o.
low as lsaH The following wore the quotations
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

NVNhAY NOV. I'D i. VI.
AssSs-Receipts so bbs Market very arm. Small
salcs pots At IS 75 Pearls we're nominally 80 slS.
BsxApsrrus.- Receipts o,3sl bbls. -four, 10 sacks
buckvhea do 2o5 bbls and 81 sacks corn meal rs oss
bushels wheat, 1000 do. coro 500 do rye do
oats and SAT- do. barley. The market for state and
western -four was trInc nrmer. and slight improve.
mept In prices Of the low and medium grades was Oh.
taned Trade brsnds were without material change and
the demand fair Sales 900 bbs at quotations below
Canada -four advanced &C., with fair demand and salee
d 1000 bbls. Southern eour Was without material
change su, lrm and good request Sales 800 bbs.
Corn mSs w0 acarce and prices tended to higher range
In sympathy with the movement In corn sales l ooe
bbls at % for Jersey 50 10 20 IS for city aud 90 Co
FOR Brandywipe and osloyc Punchcons may be quoted
ta1 e21 90. Rye -four is hrmer. Sale. $50 bbis NJ
A 10 a@ Buckwheai nour may be quoted - l2N q
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
miscellaneous.


5TEArsr ANGLIA from Liverpool for Boslos In enienz
GawsS rS hasssr ss ,ss ssf sGo e Sa! was
Sur BoLp uUSrEs-Tbe steamship A,hepisn at Liver
Of 9Th inst from the Coast Of Africa. h.a board he
rebel steamer Georgia Tie saip was destroyed
sar RANcoos Boyd frar Calcutta 10. .Iamhar lost
Deal N''' '''SN ''''"
sur kAanAoAssFrr from Shields for Ney York. passed
IN the Downs
,sos ss SSa from for
pc
@ n GSs Ss
%ss I g. q Ic S the Cape and about m A
sp IS sss
SsS sSi S'fsss Sassp
@ % %ss ssr sSssa
sprgn main and crosssek yards lost minen o
sHIP WRsrrsN CHIEF Wording. from Rsngoon for Fall
Oct .. and would sail In day or two. ~
suIr LORD Smith from Calcutta for London. before
repo led into Ma rtlus Sept needed to be stripped
81 nas ssd G s s iSd BY s
would pl oSably get away In all October
put a1ns G o 1 for Nc" York.
sAs.n An MIgs.s s ssf s'rspSr CAPT Nickel.
as Ss %a,s n All e s Ia n boat Sa
picEed UP SATURDAY. by SMACK aud carried Edgar
and 1ps Vent "G pess at f on saturday
Som scuppIn lol EaTn,taSle Higgins from Pro- p
inst With lc|s of bows = and ali ,aehcd HAVING cp,sd
Damage 10 the other schr slight
krRT @ Of Of @ Tic n 0H Frs
point near the mouth lie sum- several
a!aoms Of Ma,er sospdy Vas TIC Of water
me 10 eeyc IN OF her yaT boat The RcaJy is yned
dollar ana c%nssilnFc TCe',en goods wine:
Ready a y'%s was Hi GSSSd 10 wasssson % anu ''''
t1he Dshomey Ircybe and an Am Am
loss OF bu!asrGs and the inter with mainmasi oxen.
rAIaoHrs Nov The Xmsnaa Thomson which sTriysA
has been surveyed and will have to trim or ilhicn lille
forward 10 repair.
LyaHroes Nov sThe Mount RSya from Eas'pors has
The Grace. hence Oc.N for Philadelphia, has put back
The Storm King Csaghan. arrived to day, with los. Of
ounrssTows nov 1.-The Echo. HopkIrk. from New Yost
Sr 81. IN has s 1 spa w az S, %
M prgns slesn oct Which e a. sos Sn y:
unable keep her aost lon AID from which they
n & on S% nf day alongside Of their own
Tie Norton Hall from Cardia FOR Portland, US has pat
MISSING esssss-The Fava cipo oswich, cleared ,hia
port 2 for Queenstown or Falmouth and Las no, sinss
ild9r Brcsn cleared Ct this port July % for H.ys
weymouth and has % moi since sesS e.r Of ''' ' ~
pocagins vessels h.ys .hs% ea. The LAX ,sa
Fought 20 tue scaboaid VIA the Stiawrt nee thus
io%ns @ w vSs.eis have S See SsE o!eyeleua oho
resent year TLey are mostly owned in Barnstabc, and
employed in the sting rade schr Alice q, 361
6'g5 TONS to bc commanded BY Capt Luke Cfase schs
cep Bearsc, ri Z: % Capt Geo Beafse Schr Ga
label 2is 4S.5 ,,is Ca, Danicl c sureis. schr M
LaGeuio 2a3 1es Capt Frederick Coleman sohs
oven Pearsc 35 tons CHo rncs besrse Ih' good
and substantial crafts I'D III be imp ran acquisitions 70
the coast NJ heei oi the south s,de Of Barns,ablc
L.pSv"sD.A Ts;m9rs ss inst! by John M ra;Sy
3 Tons cems% nsms
weronah Her dimensions arc as =, s'iowSnLsns.h s 90 g
10 feet. and O 0 tons measurement.
TaE 20 owngtable gives summary the ia tAs
Larbors OF New York Boston Philadelphia, BatmseN
and Orleans ths latest accounts from each Of tAeGo
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PBuApxtrBIA, Nov. 23, 1858.
Stocks arm. Pennsylvsna nves, 100, Reading Rail.
road, g. Morris Canal, T3 Long Island Railroad a.,
Pennsylvania Railroad, f2l.. Gold. n4. sight er.
change on New York at par.
BAIuSons, Nov. 2s. 1903.
Flour steady Ohio extra, 81 10 supcrGne AZ Howard
street, 81 81 12h. Wheat quiet sales 3O0 bushels
Kentucky At 81 ~ o. Corn evciled at 81 10 IN I2
whslpy arm with an upward tcndatoy. ONO al 11c
PHrArylrHs, NV 81, 1ssS
flour nrm: supcrNne, G rs. Wheat arm, ssvsneed
Sc ssles 600 bushels ronnsylvenls nad Western red
81 60 81 OF, white, t1 50 81 o.. Corn duil yellow
., 81 22i afl %. whskey unsettled and &c. higher,
i6c
BrnAfo, Nov. %. 1868.
Flour steady whest steady at 81 ~ for No. Chcsgo
sprte.s 10 for vhito ,anada Corn lriaor. sales 81
VI IL 81 10 IN a small way. Ceia a.. LNhef sales Al
,6c Barley nrm. Rye better densrd raes nj 81 IL.
Whiskey Ia better demand reeo st CSC Canal frrshts
isc > nar. Ne 90 wheat TO New York. Ipsyc-'r
socov obs nour, fo,oG sheis wheat, IL 900 b..
corn, l22O0o bushels oats. S.r,J bushels hsrls.
IVt-iDoo bbls, -four, S2.s bushels wheat, "a,
eoshee corn. 1000 bushels 1000 bu sl,ss ia. Nh
sCrysu. Nov q, .sds
Flour eroyant s7srsra CO 7s l'hcas active
Corn quiet. WHISKY u g.. 49,. ~ ssc g,ces un.
seiued. Lgf l2c. s.ghi yrhn'yo Gu Nss vopk--Mcro
sellers tnan blstr a. pAf teiilp..
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Information wanted.

lFrom the Boston Tiberator, Nov. 90
IN last weeks L,b,aor "Orion ;" for purpose not
yet entirely sppsrci, claims for the Secretary Of tho
Treasury very blth and untarnisned sniislsvery
char ctcr II IA there claimed that Salmon T. Chase has
mover bowed the knee 60 RsA that he has shown lfe
long tevouon 10 freedom and 10 equal rights for all man
knd That no has been faithful 10 the principles OF rad
Cal anti slavery without yariabeDess shadow of turn
nE snd h this hgh character has stood the test OF
twenty yoars of political life.
fefhaps these things 30. But, that abolition sts
nny ee oeuer assured In SO important matter, Will
namely f"'
fate of Margaret Garner ~
What stop dh Mr. Chase 10 relation 10 The r.ou.s,
oi large number OF Republican Senators, about ten
Inonths ago thai Mr. Lincoln would choose Tor b,. s.
tary q Sisie sine man ie tolerant OF slavery than vii
Nun Il Seeards g. X W
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
The Nsxt President.

lfrom the sIeos New York organ cf Mr. Secretary
ChsS.1
The formal opening of t-e IRE identisl campaign q,
lsof by M eovhd i bic hurh speech, has causd an
unusual htterng enonr the ,ciiicnbs. IL tell at 6ft
without stt marked e. 1 no scon o. our review
showed ~ True Character. ueveoped the "prsciouc
stun With im lste~ Chambers u shocked the atmts.
phoro Tot iics srcun and -ttortsi rom the surround
veg csuc ses league and embryo tbs
vaults OF hfsi 2 explosion.
II wss ccf nat Mr.. sevsrt h,s trads the domination
iby syborliy" II was csv $50 that tie time O, tho
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Steamer Sophia ~ stransport) HAvens Washington -
Ub Quartermastcr
Steamer Black Diamond Meredith. PhilAdelshiA
Steamer lio9e Bowen Philadelphia. ir tt
steamer Massey. Smith, PHILADELPHIA.
RsruRsnp 2lsschr Julia (Br Parr heuce 20sh ns for
Jaomei win loss or manboo She has anchored Quar-
anline.
Brig lanthe (Br, OF Newport B) from Paras
SAILED
22d-Steamers Thos Roam Diamond Pynpire. bnrksAsfy
Louisa, 1usko, Heimdahl Hiide Hitreda Poure dan
yers; ,r,es Ann LoYe Hay ward Anita Damon EcholA
blue Nose; and Al schfs "
23d-U iguntost Dacotah, Boston Via L. 1 SQUAD
Wind st sunset EK
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

This is an average OF tals,ell per day for the
week. New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
and Ohio continue large takers.
The following statement shows the business Of
the Reading Railroad during the month OF Octo.
Der, 1898. compared with the same month Of
1aeo.-