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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-02
Order of Publication.

Provost Marshal, Leavenwortn, Nal
June Is. lS63-3w.
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BRILLIANT SUGGEST


ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES!
THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE!
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT DRAMA
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT DRAMA
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET.OF.LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET.OF.LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET.OF.LEAVE MAN.
"a the mos. popular play Of the season. and 10 presented
THIS AFTERNOON at 'seTSfft s 'a EVENING q. !, .c..s
This only intensely interesting and popular pAS'
WV THE MOST CH.sTE AND MORAL DRAMA
presented New York public in yesrs, In proof Of w.
CLERGY, SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS
JUDGES, LAWYERS, LllEhArl. &c.
I. has been pubicly approved by that einInens
EDWIN JAMES: and by our ceieers'ed D.''ictAsse
iy- The whole effect Of the psy Ia ethicaf-snS -
morsl and recommends IL 20 every clergyman ana Wy
the metropolitan Police District"
What greater comnendssion can parents and guardians
u" TRYING CRIMINALS
for their inf actions Of our Awsi
THIS GREAT DRAMA,
II IL admitted IL better produced and oettes -
the Museum than Vt Any other Establishment IN Aas~
A''" TIE PPERfcE OF ADMISSION IS ONLY HALF
tia. of other establishments where It IL represented sAo
THE HOST OF OTHER ATTRACTIONS
offered at the same tiule- $1,000
fsotn IN. principal concert.rooms OF Europe, -
GIVES Ills WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
VIC EMMELYNKA, or MOUTH HARA0NlCA
DORA DAWRON, IN HER DOUBLE-VOICED DUns.
A5:sa 2 ssp ch hss u AXE ten AHIso ron
TIP CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS HOLiDAfA
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Amusements.
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY WONDER
STILL ANOTHER GIANT.
and BY far tho largest yet.
THREE COLOSSAL GIANT6t
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTSt
THREE COLOSSAL GIANT6J
ALL THREE SEEN TOGETHER
MONSIEUR JOSEPH.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
an q officer Of tire French srmy
EIGHT FEET POCa INCHES Hl0Hi
WEIGHS 400 POUNDS !!
Tho tales. and anes man owe. seen on the face Of ~ a.
Also
ANNA SWAN, THE NQVA-SC0TA
GIANT GIRL.
GIANT GIRL,
GIANT GIRL,
sgsdI7 years. yet
EIGHT FEET ONE INCH Hob!
EIGHT FEET ONE INCH HIGHT
THE GIANT BOY.
THE GIANT BOY,
THE GIANT BOY.
Is yesrs Old. and
THE MOST EVE ESHT EEET Hs5 81 HUMANITY
ever behed by mortal eyes, In contrast with them 10
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING
FOURTEEN YEARS OLD
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE INCRES HIGH.
WEIGHING BUT SEVENTEEN POUDD0
the n man s ,yyT tsfS Mu :; q TaoGH
NOVEL PIANOs. OR AARPERiANs,
TRk Ep os GU = 81 ~ SsHs
TIE MONSTER sERPENTs, GRAND ,AoUARiA. -
LION MAMMOTH BEAR,
ROBERT HOUDIN'5 AUTOMATON WRiTEE
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL insE1S'
MENT.
SPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
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NOTICF-SALE of the KENOSHA. ROCE

NTOTICE-SALE of the KENOSiiA, ROCK
n FORU AND ROCK ISLAND KAlLRDAD.-Tte On
oerisp.d BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON. the Trustee Of .
lesd Of Tut Mortgage bearing date the INST DAY OF hPh
uo.h. and Rockford Railroad Company, Coipofhuoh auy
formed oIdns to tho l.ws Of the State OF Nscoh aHa
the Keno.hA AID Rockford Railroad Company
duly formed a>cofd - The lews OF 70. state OF
Trustee also Of vi Trust Mortgage bearing dat" NO
nat day March, thousand eight hundred Ma Any se
by the kenorhs Rockford, and Roet Island hnIosd so
s,.ie. and illinois, by the consolidation Of The
said Ksno,hs and Rockford Railroad Companies sd no oet
ford and m.isppi haircsd Compsnyi N ei.conon o. sne
powers In md 81 the ssid Deeds OF Trust Of MOI s upon
linn conferred will Sell Public Auction at the Court iiouse
in the City Rockford in the state OF Illinois TO ne hshs'
bidder foF cash THURSDAY The seventh Gay o' January
M Of th. aid day tho following described property q"
An aa singular tire continuous railroad heretofors hnown
a, IA. krno,ha and Rockford Railroad and nov tn2"ns
pot on Of the Keno.hs Rockford and Rok Island isioen
aiding from Kenosha Ia tho State Of Wisconsn TO hoca
ford ia tho State Of Illinois together wan su he rsh. :"
and other budngs and all the lands ana heIe
held acquired BY either Of the hcnoshs nid oot
ford Railroad Compsnes Or by re .aif ton
uany In connection with the said railroad from hrnoshA
kookord relating thoreo and sso, all tho tons incoHs
rents .sues and profits and corporate OF oihor OF
her Of the said keno.hs and RoesioId hsh1oaa
line Of railway from Kenoss To Rockford OF relating thereto
and all locomotives engines tenders cars OF every Aho
machinery mschine shops tools ard npren't ~ood wa
property connected with the proper equipment ~ohR
operating and conducting Of or sppureat to the slof''s
INC Of rel road o kanosh4 TO Rockford The ssid sale VIII
not include any lands lots or otter properly oil INC sag
K,no,h. and Rockford Railroad Companies, or oil the said
Company which have lot beeu necessarily re-
tanned for their said road roadway from kenoshsto hoch
ford or included their depos station oundA or required
use Of the es and which ,ad kenohs and Rockford Rail
road Companies OF ssd Consolidated Company nsy have
Is WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
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dmusements.

"ALLACKs.
W Door. open at III Overture commences at u; Cur
tain rises at ito ''n''a' WEDNESDAY.
second nigh, Of Buck'oues highly attractive and snoeeny
!. MARRIED LIFE.
MRS JENNINGS
will make her second appearance any stage whose debut
Saturday lat attended by the most decided sgcce
N,r iys Tn Tl isrn;ns.
blr. MIR. John Gilbert
Wr' Yornah,.isni ...............m Mr. ". K Floyd
ttiis second eppe rance this season.
Mrs. Younshnsband. .....'...'.........Miss cannon
tlii. second appearance this ,eason)
Mrs Dove ,siss rhiiny Morsnt
Mr.. Dismal.....................a dr. George Holland
MIS- Dismal. his J0nn Seitoa
TRTSSpAH ,sysa S5 sa & noSFp Fk
MONDAY TnE Lone CHASE.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
PIsc,o, - H.; :,:n, a. tSs op.rs and
the public seneray that he will on hs return from fhad'
W F6ttE GRAND OPERA NIGHTS o,,, ., r.vv
The frs; p,y,ernsnc' VII ,sAe gecs THIS MEhp ?!
sen.sd the and only time shi Vsdrs sSsnd
'''''' - '' TS Gallo IN M.sCHERA.
with the following uuparolsle casts
Amelia. ...................Mad. Josephine Msdoh
OscM. Ur'oaii oI,sno.
UlIics Me Henrietta su1ef
Richard. sig. FTancilco hiazzoeni
Reiphar ....................Sig Fernando beliint
Samuel, enemy Of Richsrd..Sis Dournico Col.etu
Tom, Ensmy Of Richard. ..sis Muller
sylvan R.i.hards
Conductor. .....sig j. Nuns
The second performance win take place
On FRIDAY EVENING. Des. Is.
On SATURDAY, Dec. 70. at o'clock.
GRAND GALA AND COMBINATION MATINEE.
On which occasion will produced Tor Thu time only Aoxts
chef deuyre, -
DON GIOVANNI,
with its ma ni6cent cast.
PRTCEJ or ADMISSION AS USUAL.
The regular sale VI secured and tickets viii commence
THIS MORNING. the box Office OF th- Academy, at Beer
schirners No. 70l Broadway. and at Root Anthonys
corner Nasahu and Pine sts., from 8 to 5.
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financial.


Board Of Directors have,
~ this day. declared dividend Of FOUR ~ PER CENT
payable on and after January free Of Government tax
Tansicr Books viii be closed the th December 10 I'd
January A. MASTERTON, 'ashisr
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HovsATosIC RAILROAD Co., TRXAsuaKRs OgPiCE{
Dec (

.,
nlV1DEND No. l2.--The Board Of Di-
~ of this Road have this day declared DIvI-
DEND OF FOUR DOLLARS PER. SHARE free from Gov.
eminent Ar the preferred stock payable the 10Th inst
TO ch Stockholders shall appear by the Transfer Books OF
the Company have been tie OF said stock the
l9h DAY Of December 1863 The dividend stock the
New-Yors Books viii be pay able At Ne hETCIUM.
SON Co. Office No 80 Exchange place. ani the Boston
Booze. al the Office oil Me~rs J. +. THAYFR BRO,
Ros;on end Bridgeport 30 ss this ONCE Ths Transfer
Books ilbc closed the l9ih inst the 2tth instant
both day. inclusive. CHARLES X. ANfRlLl, Treasurer.
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A 81. nrswk. Aue,ionser:

DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS. No. 495
ID Bwsy nearly opposite 81, Nieho.s HS,ei- GRO A. LA
w.t. A1c,iop-er by D Cooley. Con..zunens g Ieied
room large aud assortment Of bOOks siiabie io non
DAY Gins woI elegantly bound In antique and hall
calf; ,ulfdy ius,Tats< Worts Jgvs lie booss In rroai
y.rsy STANDARD Poets Ia blue and god TURKEY antique a.
haf AnnuAs elegant Gin Booss, kc sso, spsA1sa
s1sornept Of .. .u....,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
3D. 80 S. 80 100 and 200 pionres rcy bound IN 1aftey
antique relief relief ornate beyoed aid ptIsed, &C. fef
particulars zee Catalogue.
THURSDAY EVENING Dee. - It : o'oicch
SPLENDID Collection Of BOOKS suitable for Chrssras
Gins; Wohs. elegantly bound, sniy ara .ocfrt
Bibles, Annu,s Albumsi Ot book Juveniis Beos' n
Ie. variety; ABbroyps and Photograph Pictures rnned
standard WORKS IN rch bindings and usrAied snda Aiso
assortment of Photo graph Albums Tu.tsy sor eco y.ol'
,ys two ol.,ps Catalogues ready and Books sIhbiiion
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Opy,cy oP rqs MAHiposA COMPANY.

sxcoxp NATIONAL BANK, Sew.YoTk, Dec. ~. 1853.
MIR. ALBERT q. ALLEN has been ap-
WI appointed CASHIER Of this Bank, vice Allen Oins
bee esd, resigned HENRY A. HURLBUt' fiest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
Financial.

YORK EIos.Soa BAsk new oak Dec; y IN
A REGULAR GU hhLi ~ pxTR HI pivI-
~ o. FIRE al PER CENT has been deelr'd on.ihe
ptni, Snrt Of this Bank free Of Government YAK p'ysoe
t'f1 .,,s, m 5, 1914 ~ - NSC'N'''
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1--WE MAMMOTH sTEREOSCOPTICON.

TIVE MAMMOTH STEREOSCOPTICON.
l. HOPE CHAPEL, No. TiS Broadway.
Two Grand Exhibitions Of tiis
woNDROuS AND BEAUTIFUL WORK or AK
wulte given TODAY Wednesday,. December sd.
IN AID OF THE WIVES AND CHILDREN OF SIck
AND DECEASED SOLDIERS.
Til will be the charming entertainment OF the hsb
dsys specially ladies' linking the noble purposes oil eaa
v iih tie mos, refined delights Of art and travel
Tickets Is cents, can be bad Of Mrs Dr NJ Potter -
Ma Dr. r. T. wash a. tho Metropolitan Medical ustitsis
M N. Free Rejection Of tho Sick Wives and Children Of A.
.ent md Deceased so dlers No. ia Navery place Deov
oLen at aud !. Exhibitions 10 commence al and y m
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I'm TIE Knickerbocker Stagc Com

~VyDFND The KnickerbOcker NINycCUW-
l -, has THIS DAY declared a SEMl-hNNUAL pi'i-
bry y YOUR PER CENT o., Of the esSaipg, ySS oos !.
800 CON, De- 81 1873 to Jam l. 1864, nc!ns1'e'-
s..yorE Dec. ., 1855 By order Of the DTce;oI,.
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VILLA suRsH sAyISes IAYx.


Gamer OF South "a end isis, biootlyn, l.. !:
DIVIDEND NOTlCE.--DepoStorS a:e here
Uby n,sea sh,.a SEN.lANNrAL DIVIDEND ~ tHe
ne Of SIN pER CENT pr alnuin on al suns Q, ihice
nth, on M >, d,y Of January nest. will 10 pad 70 de-
sn.rors Ion @ ser MONDAY Jan 10 Zee i-on Cove nent
r. a. m civsi deposits m9ds " before the l1th day
lama, " draw lNrEREr from the lat. Tho lands Of
are securely Invested ia bonds AMI morigescs
an reel estate worth double the amount loaned end ~ ty
"a Copuv Bond. OF the State el oTk sai United Sts'es
soIs Inc bank il open for business daily Sundays ard
Holiday. etceyiei) Mondays aud SATURDAYS from TO
Ock NJ sad T.sdys, Wednesdays, Thursdays AID F.i-
Sy. irofa 10 8 IN. to 2 T. "a. - - - ,
w. WILLIAM WALL, President.
0Soses RtCARD, Iic.. rresii.,,,
NAfRASIgI BkiGGs.t "
SAxURI ". TBssLow. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

W
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AID
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN:
HYATT FROST ......................,... MANAGER
Nos $50 and 81 BROADWAY,
Doors open from 10 u. IN. to 10 ?. m.
PerforIla at II a. M, and 81 p IN.
Admission 10 all pert. u The house, 70 cen'a
SIXTH UNF n 1'f pifrSSff;Ep WEEK
GREATEST ...x.xo,,
AMERICAN BIOLOGICAL ENIEKPklSE
offered to ,Ls public on this
ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE IN AMERICA.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL,
GRAND HoIiD@ p FESTIVAL.
Four perfornsncss given on chIsirnas
Door, open fro a. M tA0p m;
PsrforraeLces at IA .. n, 3end y %.
Particular attention called to the Morning Performances
a. being especially arranged for the accommodation oil
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
A. each will bs introduced tie ceebrsedpsr
''"''' -''' '- TYPO Sab.
TRAINED LIONS. TIGER
LEoPXRDs
PROFESSOR EsyewoRrnY.
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
III KANSAS BUFFALO, NEBRASKA ELk
VIRGINIA StdPaossuM and
NO FREE LIST
NIRCUS.- BROADWAY AMPH!THEATER,
~ No. ass BROADWAY.
r D. ssin o he Hsi.y Il future psii.f.nss'
VI" EVERY AFTERNOON
EVERY AFTERNOON
EVERY AFTERNOON,
or ~ farther notice EnysEen.en OF tho cesolaed
MADAME LOUISE TOukSAlAE,
| tho greatest living k.gusst .nne, with her ,,
HlGHLI-TRAlSED DANCING HORSES,
WHO VII FIJI, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
| In cou JUNCTION with
TIE GREAT MELtlLLF, o,,,rns
sriCkSEs, THE soaERSEr EiDEh'
| AID al 'hs lsrling aftists priced IN n.
BEsr TROUPE IN rIiE WORLD,
Door open si Q and 7. TO conimrnc~ at ~ nd Il
THEE PERFORMANCES OK CHRISTMAS.
nlBLOS CONCERT SALOON
FRlDAi. Dec .; l5ea ,,,,s-,,.s,
PERFORMANCE FOR FAMILIES.
FIETY CENTS 10 ALL PARTS or ItE THEaTEA
LIS ). SOUS DE mons MoSIAUDoiN
Comeii. IN Act.
Ia PETITE 1hhHTEU 81, iAdAnl.l
Rendered by MILO M,tLLkI.
LII tEUAL COUVE.r
Comsti. in / Act, by Theodore HsTf,re.
LIZ TORE ~ BENGALL,
Fo.a Vaudeville 10y Mr.. LGllche.
Doom oren II, TO conulcnce 81 oeoek rrecisely
SATURDAY., Dec. ~. 80 .,
I Ia rTILr DE LAVURE-Cou-die-|sgd evile. In Acts
l.. lis DEUX AvEUGLEs-BOuaoaels Musicale. By Oh
.nOsch.
T!ese, ofee at No Ga Broadway.
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Financial.
MErnoroLirAs RAAK, No; 100 RIoadwy,}

NEw-f0RK, Dec y, 1868
nIVIDEND.-Th Directors of the Metro
~ potan Bank have this Day drcarrd semi annual dvi
d.nd Of FOUR az PER CENT payable free Of u. 5. tax on
OF after MONDAY, Nh JsnusTy neat
Tire Tr'ncr Books viii b, closed 23i inst, and orcned
Oh Jan. !, 1864 by order GEO. |. SENEY, CASHIER.
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Gr1nrNn AID ELECTION NOTICE

v.'-,,rnx Tmr IssrR.ycr CosrA>r, Ne. II Walst:-
- Dir,~,ion have this aay declared sE,
sTIDYNp Of FOUR PER CENT, payable CD ''oN""''
FCFioN for DIRE CTORs W the ensuing year wiz
hs'" n T. 49, - g. WiNASs, Secreisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

WINTER GARDEN.
w FIFTY-FlRST NIGHT
Of the uneoualedly brilliant engagement, Of
MIL AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT.
vil h. nre.ented Tom TAYLORo Great Picture oil Eaeo
THE TICKET. OF LEAVE MAN.
The whole effect Of the play - 30 ethical WHITES ~
Attorney A. Oakey Hall in bis brilliant criticism, that
H. the day. who shsneuiy neglect -
aid soi.ty amt no so cupsby leave the care Of ~
rrurned Svc, bis could the Ticket tot Leave -
vour aeng The SHOULD together IN tus city iH -
na Me-. Y..r, and you should receive yocr scto(s
utst ofsavs until every clergyman aud boy IN the Aeao
ps,tan Police Dtrc, had ths iupcrsonston Of ~
Genes zen Bnerly and WiloGshby"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

IT s. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS.
u. TIE SECRETARY OF TIE TREASURY h" not
we'd riv.p notice Of any intention 10 wthdrs~ hls Popular
Loss III n sse at PAR Until ten days notice given Tie
ondersirned will con.inne to supply the public; ~ ,
os snonpt su,horizsd 10 Five Hundred Millions Of
Dolsrs -FOUR HUNDRED AND INkNIl miLLioS . ,
Of M. arr onn, has been already SUBSCRIBED ron AND
PAID INTO TEE TREASURY, leaving balance OF on
Eighty Million UNFOLD With present rae Of sale this amount
vii b. ,b,srbed In . very skbrt PERIOD. .,
Fui Coupons from November furnished Win ine1es' Pa
In Gold fte ~ ths. date. 49, u,r
AGENTS Of ; 70 Loaa-
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Bno.pwAr BANK, Nxw.YoaK, Dec. 2

Bn0ApwAY BANK, Nxw York, Dee q, 1852
FINWENTY-EiGHTH DIVIDEND. - The
Il Bosrd OF Directors hsve declared sEMIANNUAL
DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT, and ~ EAJhA DIV !,
DEND Of FOUR PER CENT on the CAPITAL STOCK Of
this Bank and the GOVERNMENT TAX, PAYABLE on he "a
day Of January ensuing. }. Il. E'ERlII Cashier.
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES 8. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Counselor Ut Law, Proctor AMI Advocate IN Couns
No 3Js Broadway. NewYorf. Rcsiden 'e-No ~ LONDON
rru,cs West zsdst between 9th and lotliGy.l
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.--C. ID. HAM
~ BOND. NJ. d., No. 81 Lest 2fth't'l No"'io's
JlIce boun from, to 10, | 20 g. and Ia yeyenns
WILLIAM W. SANGER, NJ. ID. Gate Rest
w dent Physician Bl.etwcls lsADdl Once No - Can
ton plsce fot ., NewYofk City urlcs hg4u goS' &c -
a ~ and irvm 10 7 r. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

d. S0A -WANTED--sn active PARTNER
RCOO. 70 take tho place .; ono Ie,irng iroTn IN
pushed to an unlimited extent good bu.nes chance Ad
dress A. b., Boz No. 4's39 fos,Ofioe.
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DANK OF COMMERCE in New-York-DIV-
lpIDEND.-A semi ua dividend o. FOUR PER CENT.
free from Government hs been declared on the capital
ii. &. VAIL, Cashier.
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rlNO SUTLERS'-Steamboa for Salc.-Well
i oslcalssd Tor stler. purposes, yd viii be .od low
{. w. COPELAND. No. l22 Roadway.
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PporLx's BANK, NEw.YoRx, Dec. q

PEOPLES BANK, NEw.YoRK, Dec. Y, IbtJ
nIVIDEND.-r Board of Directors have
IL this day DECLARED DIVIDEND Of -FOUR ca PER
CENT and tie Ooyen.n n, Tax payable and after the I'd
Of January The Transfer Boo closed TIL that date.
BY order of ths Board o. w LEAkE, Cashier.
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Chances for Business Mcn.

ELUE FACTORY,
lU Stock aud n complete ore, vol stnae ed In Emir,
n on lot containing about two .ore Of lfl sni dwell
ns houe VIII be sold for les, than II, value IHqgiIs oil
| ELIAsON, GREEEEH i Co, Ehnira, N. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

WALLACKs.
w Doors open at III Ovepurs commences at u; Cur
tain rises Ut ito c,ncusios.
WEDNESDAY,
second night Of B1ck.oue highly attractive and sxoeenty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-21
Eaects OF the war AZ the NortI,.

While we are suffering the miseries springinp
from derauged and redundant currency, It is
sweet t0 know that the hateful Yankees, the
authors Of all our woes, have not escaped similar
evils. From gentleman who left New York
ten days ago we have received an interesting
and highly gratifying account of the condition
of the currency snd the markets Of that great
metropolis, which, being its centre Of trade and
wealth. is e certain index Of the condition OF
affairs throughout the North.
Our informant says that the price Of every
erticls IN the mGFket has risen two hundred and
great many Of them three hundred per cent.
Real estate IS held At fabulous prices, and viii
not be sold icr greenbecks at any price. A piece
OF coin is no more seen in circulation than IL is
with US. The small change consists Of postal
currency, Individual notes, bar-room tickets
milk tickets, etc, bank notes having long since
disappeared from circulation, and are boarded
by individuals who are sfraid to offer them for
sale lest they should be arrested for attempting
to depTeciate the precious greenbscks.
The North is suhsring another evil Of almost
equal magnitude The Alabama, Florida and
Rstributi0n have sent dismay to the hearts Of
the underwriters, aud they refuse utterly to IN
sure goods in Yankee bottoms. Consequently,
the immense Yankee merchant navy is Idle, and
lies rotting at the wharVes. Thousands Of men
are thrown out Of employment, and she suffering
III al ti3 o0ass L0H1s Is tefIlOle
But By far the greatest evil that now affiicis
Northern communities is the universal distrust
Which, Ike 3 moral pessience, pervades all
classes They are destitute Of confidence in
ther currency, their army, their rulers, aud
themselves, and with the gloomiest apprehen-
sioas look forward 70 the future.
Our own lis seem more endurable when we
know that our enemies are suffering. even in a
greaseg degree Richmond ,EzaMiaer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-21
VOL. XIV, NO 81
From TIru,nI,is aad ne Tosfh.

Special to the Memphis Appeal
GREsADA March 20--Ths Memphis Argus II no
l7th has been received
reported hat ihs Fedsras have received anoh e.
great scare at Fort Dones5n. dispatch from the -
to Cairo, dated the 16sh. says Our cavalry rsposf
Confederate force Of Twelve ihousand wen armed i-
fautfy within tWsnty-ssht niles The country people
are aoeki1g ia, bringing su sorts Of rsportaa Latsr
Dispatches state there is enemy within .hs vieDyil
Dispatches from yThashingion STATE that large Con
federzfs force sneamPed in hs Shenandoah valley be-
tween Newmarket and Stanton. Il says Gen. Lees
army has not been weakened
John " NOEL, member Of Congress from Missouri
died in Washington the 14h last Hs was the leader
Of the Missouri dele cation in tho late C.ngea and
ardent advocate o. the policy o. the lincoln cs5ne
including the project for the emancipation q slaves n
bis State.
The Federal Senate adjourusd on the l4th ult
A New York dispatch says; Generl Hunter hes st
last received orders for forward ovemsnss also an
Osds, for drafting all a5s bodied n=goss for garrison
duty.
Two steamers sailed on The l4th from Kew York With
a million and haif dollars in specie, for Europs.
Dispatches to the Argus, from veks5arg dasd lfarlh
13,h say twenty-five rebels were captured Hiis tsy-
ing 70 eut the isvss above the canal
Bayou Macon Is pronounced unnavisabls en- aocau1s
Of snags
One division Of the Yankee army Isf Esmphs ou
Taesday last in thirteen light draugas atsansr baHzd
for the YazoO pass
The river has declined several inches g. Memphis.
tie upper tributaries all falling. HARRY.