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The New York herald., 1863-11-22


NTOTIcE.-sALE or THE KENosIA, ROCKFORD
IN snd Rock Is and Rarosd The undersigned. Benja-
min williamson the trustee Of eeof OF gage
bearing dae the ls day OF April 1857 made by the
according the laws OF the STATE Wisconsin, and hc
noshs and Rockford Railroad Company crpors duly
formed 10 the laws ot e STATE OF Illinois and
trustee also Of deed Of trust or mortgage bearing ds the
nrs day OF March 1851 made by the Kenosha Rockford
Rock Island Rsiirosf Company. corporation dny
by the of the said and Rockfori Rail
road Companies and the Rockford and Mississippi Railroad
Company-in execution Of the powers in and BY mo said
esds Ssse a. speoa or s s a N % T a T 4
Thursday the 7h day ~ Jannary. 1884 at O'Clock r.
of the SAID day. the following dcscribed properly an
XII ard sincuiar the continuous railroad heretofore
as The Kenoxha and Rockford Railroad and known
road extending from Kenosha IN the Sat. Of Wise nsis
Rockford In the state ~ Illinois together with ai the
rghts Of way depot gruunts railways. rails, briggs
fe6ces sat.ons sAon aud oker bndln.s and ell
The lands and held acquired BY either of
the Ksnosha and Rockford Railroad Companie. or ~ hs
sad cooeodaed company IN connection wits ne saf rat
road from Kenosha 10 Rockford or relating hcrco ani
also 81 the ,ols incomes rens .snes and pron and c9r
pcrnte other franchises OF either OF the said hen0sh.
and Rockfcrd Railroad Cmpin or Of said consoliiaed
nrsny connected with ,hcr sae Inc railway trlm Keno
ergines issder of every Kind machinery machine
shops tools and implements ~opd property connected
ducsiny Of OF appuren.nt 20 ,he srsnd ns of raj road
from Kenosha n Rockford The prid win 1ciu
any lands lots other property Of the Kerosha and
ds.ei company which Rsre not been necsssnriy re-.
falned FOR their sad road roaixsy from Ke1o.ha
% Roctford- or inelsded 10 iIeir Depot. s,s,oa
Witch sad Kenosha and Ecetfori Railroad conT anie or
sss eonsodaiee company may aTTr ,,sra e oherwss
Ccrossn.1l lesa
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ILL., N4prrIAI.fIE- }

VIPKs 'sPECfALtrE
N consists IN selling MY the Oldest Wines aud Liquors
Of strictly qualities mUch $50 than Broadway NJ
town prices xLons Caiawbs much less Asr q.
price % Cham
brand "a. frDn Ave 20 f0rv ycara olh. 49,.
frandea. IN glass. osn linpor.al1n. image i+s,
cscich aud trish Nhsksy. Imported 1871. rey oh
boaroos and Rye whsEey, from ~ % sc'cn'een fssrs
Very old West india Runs. Cina. tc
feen gradrs shrrry, part very en- ce foJ's ec'uet IN
oota; s.o ~ the gallon. importation ghsnr sa-s
CiArrts H0gka Goods se irersd bfislsfed l-ss
II y KIRK. wina Nerchan'. 81 F1lion rrc@s
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

(yrTY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK,
with resolution adopted by the Common
Council and approved BY the Mayor the lah day q No
mys o. the contents Of the sinks and priyis. Of New
anv City treasury after the sxpra
lion q IN The sh s ss sn bidder G to p
contractor for the unexpred term Of his contract and e
under the existing contract during continnancr only to
s % Is. Be @ s s the
emptyins the same and give two surees IN Ave thousand
said proposals be delivered the Of tho City
ailh tay q Novs@ber A ps, :. J: o'clock noon .. which
Comptroller and City Inspector poorp cux ,,.n.,o,
OErIog Or THE srEKEr RET coxMIssIoNEs: SEw
inciosed sealed envelope ndorsed With the title Of the
viii d hi: % oso until ssT ae'es SATURDAY
FOR nsegIns Firy-foursh street, between Second and
..ror aasrns Fifth avenue, between Forsyfoarh and
For tagging Fourth avenue, between One Hundred and
Twenty -dfh and Ono Hundred and rwen'y-scven'h
For nagsns Ffyars street, tenth aed Eleventh
and Hudson river and south side between Broadway and
for curb, gutter and nag Twen'yhfsh street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenuea
h s sSa and nnd liver
For reru a,ing and grading Forty third street. between
resaisng and grading Eight, second street. be,weea
TSaa: ga sna ss%qE SIXTY street. between
For regulating and aiding curb gutter and Tag Eleventh
venue between Fifteenth and Twenty siAth streets.
For regulating and grazing curb, gutter and rAg Fifty
eighth Second avenue aud East river.
70. sssRs snN Eighth ssI ssr
reguatn grading curb gutter and ag SIXTY nth
street. between Eighth avenue and Hudson riv.E -,
For Tagging opposite Nos l25 128 and l30 Franklin
street; also Nos T. and varick street
FILLING sunken lots between One Hundred and Twelfth
and One Hundred and fourteenth streets and FIRST and
Second avenues.
Filling sunken side First avenue between
One Hundred and Twenty-hrst and One Hundred and
Twenty second streets .
Tor sream FIRE engine and tender for No l.
Bank,rms proposals. together with the specifications
and sgreemens be Obtained al this Office. Dated Street
Department New York, November u, 1873.
CHARLES q. CORNELL Street Commissioner
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DkwSpRoKERs' SALES JAMES AGAR WILL SELL
III al "A New Bowery. at ln1f ocock cach day Monday.
Nor a. kety. 70 sAstef strse.; wcdnesday Now as
Casey. i2i West Broadway Large assrimeni ~ unre
ceemed pledges CONSISTING SIR Dcla.ne and other Dres
se.. Jn1ercothes. skrE sae,nes. tlo,ks bfoche aud
shswls, Remnants. Qts Spreads Barfeis. Sheets.
Coats Pants and Vests and variety " other roods
too numerous 20 men ioa, worthy the attention OF oeAsr
and otherT.
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AMpsEMENTs.


NIBLos GARDEN. COMMENCE AT ~
IN Lessee and Manager WIN. WHkATLEf
MONDAY EvENINo NOVEMBER IS 1853
FIRST APPEARAkCk
Mr. AND MRS BARNEY wILLIANa
ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE
IDENrIFIoArroy IN fHs PBcULIARIrIEs or
IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE
have rendered them
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE STARS
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
They will be supported by q company Of
UNUSUAL MERIT
conprIsIng the nnnes Of
Mr.. L. r. sHEwELL Mr. LAMB,
MIR. j. EUNAN, j. @. BURNETT,
Mr. j. SEYMOUR, Mr. 4. H. HOLMES,
bliss ADA CLIFTON, Mrs sKERRETT.
Miss MARY WELLS, Ms MARK SMITH.
Each OF the pieces will be mounted with
Liberalty proveroal To MIR Wheatey's management
New scenery by the talented artist Mr.. j. II. Seiwin
The entertainments 10 Commence 9Th the legendary
drama and fairy spectacle. IN acts, entitled the
-. FAIRY CIRCLE -
CAN OUAkOLAN....- s...... Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
mOLEsh Eb..--.. MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Followed by the laughnble comedieitA Of the
- CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY.
MELISSA ........... .......MRs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
To conclude with the screaming Fa OF
PATS BLUHDERS
PAT ROONEY. Y.................MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Secured Seats 10 be ohAi ned at the Box onlco
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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VVILLIAM ABBOTT AvCTfoSEER orrcn no
w East roatway New York sells TUESDAY 1iih nst
y cosk the siaes and Ftarrs 4 The hois erngr of
Railroad aud Morris street Trsmcn'. Nctirhrsc
1onnsy, belonging 10 Cart n rfover well assorfsd
dnek n L'erors hc Trains Leave Tscpy sith stle
and Fourth ayen a. So Al.
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WINES, LIauORs. 50

fyooD BOURBON 81 DrER GALLON. q cEsrs PER
" Doite old nothing SUPERIOR - gallon Jj
cents per e vey hue cd rish whukey. " - per E
Ion III cents PER hcte got Sherry. ~ gs.n " ,@ns
per bottle q pee cent nnaer any other nou.r for ,sh
BORDEAUX WINE JONPAST
~ 81 ton street, nprthsast corner Of wtli.u.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
CCRANToN COAL AT AUCTION.
- OFrIcE or THE DELAwARE, LACK
WESTERN RAILRoA

CoRANToN COAL AT AUCTION.
wIS:ss wIS.I IS.. Esi.as.S SsS fS1;sY' q ;ss
asn. Wedns.d.y Noy,%Ssr Is :. u O'Clock y. he
FRESH arSzD
~ n ins 1s s
viii repeat such about the 10Th Of each
be positive: Each lot pu. up will b. sold to
made the being
Fifty cents per ton in bsnkabe funds 70 be paid .s the
esiSins the Goa. which must De called Tor With
days from Inc sale unless naSsa,in oS.sruc,e2 2
Of hsys sS
further deposit Of nfiy cents ton within the ten days
pff E
The expense of stocking the coal both be paid delivery
The other conditions Of sale viii be substantially those
eoa al s sy Ss %
from ss whsn @ % X. the %
steamers whose srgvs csnnO, be definitely nisd red.
propra,ed purposes attention called to the act
I @ sale ohs % K E a n s M
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoSEER OFFICE. no (
Rector rect quantity Of Househo'd Furniture mahogany
Sofas. Chairs. rabes, China and Glassware, &c.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
AT TREEoRs PRIVATE DANCING AcApEMY. g
EshS wss1 oosa rsf + TsS sG :na %
time soressMondy evening in south Eighth street and
Wednesday evening IN rhirtyfourth street. These beaut
full rooms 10 let for private balls &c
A DoDwoRrH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
n. No DA Fifth avenue New York.
NEW YokR sRsse "rSSfyn sna Thursdays or
wednesdays aud Saturdays Children a. and gentlsmcn
BRoOKLYN CLAssEs-ruesdavs and Fridays At r
M. for children; AT 5P. ". for gentlemen
Pupils at any time. For terms circular
BALLET MASTER DUMARs PRIVATE DANCING
Ac"asmy NO. 80 Seventh avenue corner Of Thirteenth
s1fs .ns % n p
taught perfectly IN six private lessons
RRooKEs DANCING ACADEMY. sa BRooME ST.
ID NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY
All the fash enable dances in OF lessons
LADIES NEE. Tuesdays and Fridays from stosP,M
CHiLDREN; wednssdays ana ss.ardays;s to- N.
LADIES Primary classes Instructed by Mrs; brookes
EvsR9 S ESD EysSisa I'm
n II. RIVERS DANCING ACADEMY. NO IS scHER
". merhorn street Brooklyn classes for beginners
forming All the fashionable dances in
OF lessons Apply time. Send for a circular
FERHERo's RaSGISg Da al E,tTA AGADE%Y aVsSuR
Classes Wednesdays aud Saturdays. Mondays and
Thursdays Open for beginners all times.
r H. sEARING's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
81 292 Fourth Twenty third
temen AZ r. Glasses formed a, hours to suit patrons
and private lessons given every day.
DRoF w. s. BETTs' DANCING ACADEMY, 2s7 HUD.
y son street. near Spring Days Of tnon-Tnesdsy aud
and SATURDAY aft rno ms for children from 4to
n B.Bs om to et Tor balls parties AMI sorces ac
every Monday evening"
DRoFEssoR BONDS DANCING AND SKATING
Academy Go sroadwas IS spen for the recsptce Of
classes formrg Hall TO ,e on evenings occupied
by classes. n',uirr OF Prot. BOND
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Il II. LUDLOW AUCTIONEER
~. CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY FOUNTAINS.
VASES AND GROL PS. FOR PARLORS AND GARDENS

just landed per ship Fayorceten from Lcghorn.
H. LUDLOW co. VIII sell at auct IN on Tuesday
and Wednesday November "a and 2 Mt ii o'clock each dav
NJ the store 68 Broadway next of Beecker
very large and choice coiec ion Of Carrara Marble sta
suary viz Tho Four Seasons for garden the Water Car
riers celebrated Bust Of Madonna by Gall Madonna Of
Tenerani, full siZe Prayer" "Innocence,n Psyche"
"Bacchus Group Of Education Bust Of Washington.
and other choice sub iects.
Also elaborate Fountain, with three Basins for
garden y which the at enon of the public tcarly
Cxlled. Garden Vases of various designs and size.
Also large assortment OF Marble and Aabaser Works
Of Art for the decoratons OF par0 consisting Of
may % had from cat lcgues Vases, copied from the
ancients. Roman, Hebc Egyptian. Go;hi:, Forentne
,zas Card Receivers and full assortment Of Marble
Tho above inporations OF Sgnors Giovsnnoni
zannoni and far superior offered At previous
eaies.
Catalogues Monday the at the Office Of the
aucttonecrs No. Pine street.
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NDwARD sTNTZENICH, AUCTIONEER
~ ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MIRRQRG CAHPETH. AC

~ D. ". IVES / CO. on "Wednesday, November Is. at
l0 the premises .: Second place. Brooklyn the
whole Of the handsome hous~h Ia Furniture Of said
9ence. consisting Of Parlor Suits Mirrors Sofas Chairs
Lounges walnut and Enameiled Chamber Furniture Bed
e9eads Bureaus washstands Warirobes Carpets Bedding
Asrcsses. Extension Table chairs Sideboard, &c, to
fether vii assortment of Culinary Articles Crockery.
4c with which the sale will commence. Catalogues
dng Of sale.
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AsTROLOGY.
A b. MAURICE REAL AsroLoGER
IA. true description , Maurice =, w,li give
And ieI, you ali how to i've
A happy married. lie.
By thousands he has been tried.
And thousands more he'll mess;
For in Maurice you connde.
Ee describes the intended husband or wife, tells the very
s" out S q he hopeless any ss
sroush me- iss seerer s,ree, near woo.ar XII hours
ungP Ladies' so. gentlemen, si Questions answer
A srRoLoGy-DR l.. d a MRS. 9. d. BRoUoHToy
Courishp Marriage, Removals, Business, scknes.. &c.
Ladies 50 cents; gentlemen 81 once sD Greeae street
A BROOKLYN CLArRvoYAST MADAME CLIFF
"a FORD The sreaiesi lsing American seer 81 smith
resribes remedies ands absent friends aud eonsa
on aliaaairs of ife and business.
7 ooK nEssl5s,co 800. EEwsEp Eon Any rEnsos
satem snis 90 a., events through nfe lareasry Iosss
remedy for drgnfsnnes' and bringing the separated
Tso .oui. With sv, single thought
Two hearts ,sai beat a. ne. ,,,
!. .ass s0c nc y . Hs s truth. ,rs ,.sSd
lady. at loI sliih avenue, opposite Eish,h street
MADAME pEsPARD FEMALE PHYSICIAN. CURES
M all complaints of females with nnsluaed .loe.. bn.
ss ans best II m sss asn opy
cite Eighth street. Price 81
MADAME EsrELL SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN BE
consulted 90 ,oss ,,.'
ted. LADIES' ~ csnsi gentlemen o. Call iis vsriof
street, Broome.
MO IxPosIrros:-rHE NEVER FAILING MADAME
~ STARR. from Eur0ie, Who waa >orn wih = nAinrS
SO shs consul. you on nc pas, gr..en, sni tagr. sM
brings together thos- long searard cause. speedy
shows correct ik o' tg.ur. hgsbanf
OF aeen, friends numh~rs iee You Val haze been de-
.ered ~ ta.c g.crs you thar have be.n nnf2unate n
' :, ssss, sse 1 a srs .y S 20, S 1 ss.
found eco reward or any rho equal her In her
profess AkiL She tells you the ih-
you VIII marry No Ioi Past sev-ueenih street. Of
1hrd avenue. Name on the ioor. genuemea 90, ~.
mlttsd-
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r IQUog STORE FOR SALE At AuCTfoy-wILLIAM
~ WITTERS Auetoneer. will sell Tue-day "a inst,
a. I0 O'Clock the Stock and Fixtures the Liquor Store
Sl2 Monroe GTaEd est ferry, together with
Leave OF premises not previously sod.
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HENRY Il. LEEDS co. .AUCrIoNEERs;-HENRY
Ii H. LEEDS d co. will sell al auction Wednesday,
Nov 26 IL O'Clock. at salesroom, . street.
Cornices Bands Pins Rosetrs &C. To trade and up
hosterrrsWe shall sell above nine freshly im-
ported Cornices Bands Pins &e Of the latest designs and
otvies OF which elaborate They will be posi-
lively sold without for OF whom II may
In lots TO suit the trade Also at O'Clock
lot Of and valuable old Coins and Medals consisting OF
Martha Washington Half Dime Libertas
POOL Half Penny, Washington Crate Cent, 6c All bc
cold without reserve
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

VIyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO {
w East Broadway sells Monday. at II O'Clock. at 20
Rector quantity OF Househod Furniture mahogany
Sofas, Chairs Tab es, China aud Glassware, &c.
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sALEl At AUCTION.
IssHr Q. HAYwoSD. AYwVo,1D2.,osrrn

soSse-~r~u~|-~>~- ~>~-"sooor>o~-,~
1A'SiFIczsf 1p FJsEfs hSTssS5SER a5SFlJs JssyasIruR.
.,. On Monday November g.
dGgr:s: q sr sd.sy sale sa%msncins al ocssf ="
no M: q
trs and Works Of AZ offered suction this season,
DkH%ISMa q 'sS 'R6o2
Dr:ving Room Suits riche. dssciipton
S Gsnrs csas cs
sna psDa 9 S and
FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
finished all round containing all the modern
Win Stool and Cover biSisa s. S.sss- ROOM
sSlid carved black anD, Bullet. sa,.sry psrSle top
.oh cSir. fsa Sets of the richest
description fun sets Of esassEss n & Sssss As'
bsot ann 'en sna esssn suits In rosewood and
BASEMENT AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
A Ivan c. BAKER 4 co. AUCrIoNRERs.
- MAckIrrcEsrN Nns,Ss iioTsEiiofb no q FURNITURE.
ros ana many sre and cos az s1ssy MT
j. LEvERIcH TARGEE Aactioneer. will sell at Public
ss ApsS;s s"a SIKH 1ss.n' s1
s- 'f% paA:,sSHF sns,1F A. MddSs 4 SIslock.
Chandeliers yevei carpets, Broeade Curtains
sSns ca.es TsSiss TsSisA's yoonS onS
deception Cha r.. Lady. wor Table Centre Tables.
sqae am Gothic Reception Chairs Oil Pantn Is bv eminent
artists, two snperb Lanisapes by Cole: Holy Family BY
Legnnd Winter and Summer by Lannier also Paintings
by Huntington. lnman and Seleres;
sry. sevres and Dresden China Vases Pier and Manel
Mirrors.
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoroRTE
Round corners the richest instrument offered this
soaSn stool. Cover usic Stand Books Haistan rose
wood and wanu Drcssins Buf Beds eais War mes
en- suite STYLE Of Louis XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses
Feather Beis ankets. Sheets, Buffet Extension Table
Silver Oyster Tureeu Entree Dishes Collie Urn Cike
18eske Casters Spoons Forss Napkn Rings. salvers
pnnsr and Tea serv China Dinner aud Tea Sets Crystal
chs Oval Mr rsn.. nr
OF Basement ane kitchen Furniture.
N B.-The above elegant for sale Inquire
the auc neers 23 Maien lane. Parties wishing attend
Mo sale take ths Fifth Sixth at
the Asor House. ST. Nicho and Metropolitan otc leav,
ing at Sixteenth street. iew doors from the house.
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HENRY H LEEDS CO, hUoTroNEERs.-oNM MON.
II day. Nov. Is, at II O'clock at saiesroom 2 Nassau
special and positive sale OF importers stock Of
6ne Old Wines Liquors. Segars &c being the contin uation
of sale with additions which
London Dock Brandies. sherr Ports. Madeira, Runs
Gin. &C. choice Bourbon Vhiskeys Scotch And Irish
do Champagne Hook. &c, and avery large and scect in
voice ~ Havana 6cgars In usual size packages Particulars
a arnarr
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q. Tuesday November 20 at o,a O'CLOCK At In. auction
Fancy Goods c consisting OF Flannel shirts Drawers
vercoats Pantaoons Hosiery. Shawis Watches lot Hard
ware Ac Weinesds 2jA large variety OF liouseh old
FURNITURE every description Soas Tables Chairs Bed
Steads Bedding Carpets wagons. Horses Harness. &
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A UCTIoN NoTIcE-BooTs AND SHOES.
WIN. NJ. HOLLINGsHEAD. Auctioneer
ByJ. 7. wHITEHoUsE. saielroom 70 Cortlandt street
Will sell on "Wednesday. November 25.
q lo o'c!ock NJ abou, 0) prime quality Boots
SHOES Br gans CATERS &c, well adapted 10 city and
try buyers
Ca.a''eue ready morning Of sale.
UCTION NOTICE.-CROcKERY. GLASS CHINA
"A n TOYS and Fancy GoodsIwM SHIRLEY. Auc
NoneerTuesday. Nov 70 at III clock at 26 Pearl street
6y D. EMBukY Jr q crates inst from ship. choice
match in lots for city and country retailers Goods well
packed for shipping.
UCTION NOTICE-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niturc At private sale, sacrifice for
ful Paror Suit covered In rich French crimson aud
maroom Frensh brocael made 70 order monhs
rosewood Ltaeere Turkish Easy Chair and Lounge Cur
tans, two Parlor Carpets rosewood
Bedsead Bureaus Sprins and Hair Mattresses &C. Inquire
~ ll9 West Eighth street. between Fifth and St
n BURKE. AUCTIoNEER-sALRsROOM NO 5
Ns Greenwich avenue. will sell Monday 23d inst, a
10E O'Clock the Stock and Fixtures OF
Sixth avenue; large st well sockcd with gr
lies including general assortment Also Horse and
Wagon. used In the business. Sod In lots
suit purchasers.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
(lHRISTMAS GREENS. CHRISTMAS GREENS
" Trees, Fringes Wreaths Stars, Crosses Hearts &c.
&c All parties about trimming VIII hnd their advan
.age ~ cali 81 6iS Green wch street. corner of Spring
JOHN VAN GEkDER.
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INSTRUCTION..

LADY. ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING ENGLISH.
n Pi no and Singing will attend pupils resident or
visit teacher, would take situation panion TO
lady Call address Music Teshe 2ss West Nineteenth
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I#5=sss s#as RA5.faN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

In some places in the South Confederate
money is not very highly esteemed. There is
one dark spot in the region about Tuscaloosa,
where produce cannot bs bought for the notes
Of jeff Davis. The patriotic farmers wives
only receive thread currency. and the result
Is that tho thread factory in Tuscaloosa becomes
the bank for that community. There is a
regular day and hour specified for the sale OF
thread, and 1t those times the cagerness to get q
rbundle" Of thread in exchange for SO IS as
great as was the desire Of your traders get the
first issues Of postal currency. This is described
by "N'Importe' thus:
"Thc wealthy lady Stops from her carriage,
and directs her escort to toll Mr.. kirkman that
Mrs. Rich enough-to buy-you desires a bundle,
a she returns 1t once to the country. But As
the distribution is made by honest citizens, no
partiAlity is observable During much wran-
Cling and dispute, the fifty bundles are sold the
country people having the preference, and the
crowd Of . hundred or 30 unsuccessful persons
disperse 10 try for better success upon the
ensuing distribution day. You see now the
SEQUEL A wagon laden with Vegetables, etc,
calls 1t every house: "How much do you ask
for butterr' "A dollar pound for thrcad..-
TIl give you six hanks oft for Is many pounds
of butters-The ofar IS eagerly accepted, and .
hank of thread, which costs forty cents, buvs Z
pound Of butter. Such Is the origin and oper-
alton Of our thread currency. To keep your
table supplied, you must present yourself ct the
thread Distributed, and continue 20 do SO until
successful and than you hare the panscea for
all waats..-Cev. Medic Nsws.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04
From fiarper's v Weekly |
How 10 do ia.

The key OF the present poltica! situation
is the fear OF certain partisan leadeIs lest
the Union should not be restored until sla-
very is practically abolished. They are
therefore for dalcet words and velgc. meas
ures. in order that the rebels may lay down
their arms in gash o. 'raterra emo,ion.
and that they may count uron the united
voc Of the rebel States for them aud their
measures. Shorn OF ,heir southern alliance
and deserted by the patriotic IL their
northern ranks. how could these leaders
hope to succeed before the peoples they
insist. therefore. for j, is their only salvation,
that The Presideu. shall invite tho rebel
States 10 re;Rrn to their duty; and they FIR
Their insist that the Government. 10 other
words. the loyal pc 3p!e Of The Unitet Safes,
can fer no terms other than the Consti,u
lion aud the laws. We have recently keen
this sfa.ement. almost in the same words,
10 several papers which are very anxious
.hs. the Union shall be saved, provided
that slavery is saved also.
They may be very Tranquil. The Gov
eminent of the United States will caer the
Constitution and all laws made in pursuance
OF il to every rebel in Tho land. And the
rebel and ths rebels friends should endeav-
or TO remember that as this war was con-
sltUlionatiy S2Seu To suOOue rtDeiion, SO
every measure which ex'gency OF war de-
~ nnded was not less constitutional. the Gov
ernment being constitutional and of neces-
ssry the judge the exisency. and that. in
the course OF the war and under the Con
stitation. slavery has been abolished in mo ;.
Of the States. The Constitution aud the
laws 10 pursuance Of it, which are offered
10 tie rebels, therefore. include the act of
smanc ipaiioo or the revenue law.
Thus when the friends of the rebels say
that nothing can be offered as (. rms bat the
Constitution. they are correc. if they re
member two things-iirst that all acts in
pursuance of the Constitution are part OF
the supreme law, TO be revised only as all
laws nre; and secondly that Ike loyal PEG
pie Of the Uniied States, owniag Tie whole
territorial dominion Of The country, viii Sc
cure their future peace aud safety Of their
Government by such measures as they
choose. The Government which they will
no, havs allow ed fierce rebellion to over
throw they are not very likely 10 suffer 20
li.ical luggle TO und.Imina.