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The New York herald., 1863-11-23

Owing TO the rise in Erie large number of ope.
rators who ksd purchased short in the carly part
Of the week were unable ON Saturday to fulfil
cheir contracts. and probably not one. quarter Of
the stock tslst was due at the close of the week
was delivered.
Tho receipts Of cotton at New Orleans from
Septeabcr Ito November Is were 2s, ,s97 bales, Of
which 3ose66 bales were sent to New York. The
stock remaining on hand at New Orleans on the
18th was 1861 bales. or the market of that date
the P'c0y,,me says
lbe movement 10 market to-day was nterrupted
ny what appeared 10 be general the entire
stock IN as ont OF tho presses but ofciay In
formed on inquiry that II confined to lots previously
uudcr sexure which havc been taken possession OF
~ be qed States Marshal that they may be formally
hbe0ed tAsoeaboud provo DO cause, or " not that
they Do nnAliy released and dolivcred the
10 executing these ~rs the doors OF the presses
been temporarily closed to deliveries continued
0pen for receips We the whole matter will be
adodcaed without delay and with the least possible in
convenience 70 innocent h0ldcrs Under these cjrcum
stances The only sales reported day 35 bales low
niddlipg at 66;c, and 20 bales particulars not given
Wo arc informed thai the departure the Jcappic
Rogers from Natchez there only about 200 bales
lett on hand there wh expectation OF further recepts
Of any moment, at least for the present
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

Died.
NovIBROr. -Op SnSday evening, November %. fISrT.
WOOD NoRrsaor Of consumption, aged IS years, monf
and 10 days.
The and friends OF the family are respectfully
two O'Clock from the residence IS N,n avenue couer
or Sixteenth street
PROCTOR SUNDAY evening, November ~, C,ssrs
EDDv only son OF cassusa aod Josephine Proctor aged
months and 81 days
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, from 274 Dean street
Brooklyn Tuesday afteruoon at ocioch without
further invitation.
MoRRs.--On Sunday, November %. at n quarter 10
e6ven O'Clock Y n after short Illness, 'GEoRex =.
NORRIS, Jr
Due notice az Yrperarwir be given.
For other Deaths see Second Pdge
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
Herald Marine Correspondence.

BELIZE Hoo. Oct so-There no vessels from the
The bark Memory sailed rom here Liverpool
day morning 25th She was loaded with cotton, pitch
louy.
u our colony several oiher vessels have et Belle ws
A vessel, name unknown. Capt Robinson. formerly mar
DAYS from New Orleans for Belize
And qnoser The shr scGrr from your port for his
sefeiv. The probabilities are they have net with some dis
Miscellaneous.
SUR N9naws Of Nantucket, $50 tons now at New Bed
and WIN be employed in the pursuit Of palm oil the Coast
sas ;h. vessel seen sshor. Poplar Island Chesapeake
Bay pilot was placed on hoard Of her and sfe wond
Whniemen.
Hsk .leone f.nders from hc Atlantic AR at New Bed
oss gnm @ WIZ e ms ,psr oil s 90 90 sGa The
$3.50 W. snip william thomson, NB with ac0 81 go VII
and sass boiling ras l,rse , srssa, ,,,a whals IL
S ss " o. Ys s.r rs s S .GsT sl iPs s,s aG NJ q
sre whale *. DAY prVoos Which ,ed ne man. sloS. oy
sg boats and damaged The vessel Oct % lat am len
Ship Louisa NJ Helena sert ~
spoken. &c.
Fapcisco nov IS Ia, ssfo Ion - 50 ''' ~"
W bark Jane symons hcnce or Bristol T. seeu Nov
Foreign Ports.
'rsHol Nov l-ln port srhf Goidsn west 10. vsacsibo
& i,Gs, ls Sfsc. SSs ixiSEo, x.oEDs .sco ,qao to
q
Sulian. Dixon. for to 1th wy ~
Ar ~ 30 Ori ss hrg q q H'.e'ow Voirrs Nyc.k ....
ed same dav for Aui gayesl N '""
s{Jog, PR Soy In p,r la,s Fara for B,ap.r.
inl hnle tif.is, Ilsf Aff erhfs OIirna
cello. to hnish dr of NNtrk Maria Pf fom Mo-. Go
ar, Governor tBri. condemned. 80 H'''
sovrE,fo Novfl-irr ror, Jriss rhos waier. 80 5, Az
Tor Phiaie pnia. 'dr -
~ MsHriNs Nov l0--Sld hi Matilda pIIadorf.,
American Forte.
BOSTON Nev al--Arr b. soir AG Ma rr. pDffar %, ,,
"a te ow thr bo'nco, from Padaua, Casse. laws
BALTIMORE, Nov 4l-Alr bre liroar tnsrl Tine Ma
larai srhrs snrbaid nuf Do Grdts rpfgcos q NJ rsy-.
ridge norr Belfast cd hnfts Indus re tBrcnI pifsr,
CEcs Edvart Everett lsrdug Boston. sahrs h,rrton'
Nose Jersey CITY. Ann johnson. Portland sd hars Fae
Sisnlsr crawford NNurks BRIG Sophia (Hrl Rartinp f,
.rnoo Ms; s.nr Israel u Day riase Providence.
GRtFNiOkT, NOV lt--Arr fchT Volta. Nui. philnfet.
Jhis. lTtn snacssJ II Rncey, Golfer Nyork 18Th E,e
Inc, Flint do tand I'd efh for y SD leh, schr Sea
Ranger. Virgins. NHork. -
BARrfokD. Nov 1o-Arr schrs Arro, Toohsr NYcrt;
Amoo Bacon. Barker. Nswburr; g Lyman sisnnsrd!
rynin,s Jane Bennstt MARY Brainerd, D6be. Ysnsee
Boy. tRisey; n Freeman, Dickinson. and Caliehar
Enxsoeihrort, si,cps Jennle Evars and Phunr sheu,
herd DO -' ~NF
KKY WEST Nov lT-lrr tshr sainA ryors
rSW kkpfShp. NJ, ss~AU tstn " "a hsre, Bsris,
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a. - . - - u.
aassspe,s way sssd Cash. Portland for NSsrh; sloop
PHiLADELPHJx ., Nov 20. AN-Arr barb xeLhs Net. ALI
r%ss nsy W.; bTigs Hor.a- Wsshb15ns hnso- Head;
mona ,wers Ship lsand ischrs CArthaSens Kelly New
se~ird; . scribner. Hail. stono lnieh CID steamer
vormAn, Baker, Boston. -
P0RrLAND, NOV 2NArr barb icnie, Huishinson Phila
delph.a Br brig Lilly Esdas Windsor Ms. for NYork;
schrs Lucy Wakefield Deals Island Md George Deerng.
kanlon: Phiiadeiphia DeAa Chase, Albany; Thos HiI
Hail. NYorH steamer Potomac Sherwood, do. Cid brig
Fannie, HUBBARD Cardenas; schrs Donna Anna Chase
roe Lewis. Wallace. Philadelphia
PORTSMOUTH. Nov l7-Arr schrs Ida Wheeler, Dyer,
Philadelphia Francisco Knby NYork.
fAWTUCKET, Nov a0-Arr schrs Sarah A Faleoner, VIII
son. Rondoat ID N Meserole. Abrew, do.
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- There active inquiry for wheat for milling ana ON
speculeticn, aud spring samples nrm. Winter ON
the other band, was comparatively pcpiy, not much
inquired Tor ADD prices without important change though
in favor OF the buyer Receipts moderate and holders
NOT anxious 10 realize except very fu Ggures Nothing
saesi 900 bushels at 81 a ssi 50 Tor spring Chicago
81 lIas 30 for Old do, 81 g. 81 46 tor Milwaukee
club, " ~ ~ ~ Tor amber NW,ukse 81 81 81 60 Tor
red winter Western 81 90 81 % tor amber cb Gan
aud " "a for Old red Western Ite corn mar kot
was good deal excited the 1gests ~ future supplv
arc nices advanced &C. The fact Chat receipts
oontnue extremely ig1', n tho 'ace al the very hrn
prices ruling, leads ;he skeptcafy inclined io believe
that itefe foine louudatO1 after l in reports q
greater feho.ency IN the yield then vas At nrst sup.
posed. The thsofy ~ mrurfng from Europe was
advanced Chsng@ blt from stai part q fro,e he
supplies o. dli ao. earn Ihe sa,es
reached l75000 hushes c1niWcnc 81 nuh 'eav.
ING or at =! 20 ~ II fcr Western we'd. store the
market psrtoOk of ue speculative excitement md
prices carried up r w,h heavy transaction az
the advance. Some $50 OUo bushels changed hsrds %
90 Q2bc Tor state anti Western cosing at the ont
side aeure Rafiey was frm and "a rccd demand win
sscs of 900 bushels n 81 .; FOR Canada West Nothing
uanspted malt. Nye higher 7.ot0 bushels
Western changed hands nj 81 3O--an advance n Js
the last aale.
oonn-Msrke, steady, with small salos at previous
prlees.
corIo, Marie, dull a, sac. for mIddlirs urlands.
Sales about 200 bales.
Frnonm were very dull and rates without change. Ibe
nus incs ot foreign steamers continue 10 do the bulk
OF me carrying trade between this port and Great Britain
ard sotne parts of the Continent and sailing vessc have
70 scceps Iplnousiy low raos in many tnsfances on
snarfersi Mtseeinon's 10 iyerrocl iufludc coo bbk
aog, P1 sefilsl o. " 20 ,See i,rsss tlci al ~ Fd,
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s H1PP1N e NE w S.
yOaH--rH,s nav.
suN RISES. h6 MOON morn y 05
euk SETS " uGH WATER 9 -
Port OF New York. Novc,Hber N. 1869.

ARRIVED 9
ss% s.a. s ss ~: sss *
% ! easrtermsssr is.S % "s PM 10 miles iios;
psss Steamship Ss e:s s. %
ssr w% 81 fnd Srs LIVERPOOL Oct Is with
and sD - siasSsr. ou o wmc:o i; S Mann
srssr IL sss~ 70 Gns. a"s Nov @
ssy lon y 0a spoke Hsmbnrs bark Antonio. m Cardr
y s. .e; 2 9:s Oct '.s
her r pIs ss
tain the damage done to the steamer ~ she kept on her
Bark Active tFr, Dumoo ST Thomas 20 days. in ballast
to Is.s Bastssr e "a 4 pe pe ,ertu a,.., CO . .,
,as saso hacrs He SSdisss Port Royal ST. days IN 'A'
Brig Ocean Belle tor Tu,ss .land Ps,,ansa s, 1ohns
Brig I,dy Of The Lake sof Ber@adsS an n yneme Nov L.
u" R1 Tis n S Scss Mad
'1 Dsys o ~ :, DS%;na0 Css sr with
molass.s, TO Thos 9 Whitman.
with sugar to H Browne Had very heavy weather the
Br,g wild Freon cof Nassau nP) Johnson Nassau Yr.
NOV H. Nth Ccon on snrp.n,nc &C. 10 Jos En:ns
dsss WITH cotton 10. f% vs,op Dacswi %
and sombrero ii,h In salIs. 10 wooa Son ''' w.
sehr fheee Morrow. Havana days. with oranges TO
Tsas sw,s we5,ep cso%ss Gardner days
sehr las Logan: smith rroyidence for Philadelphia.
ssSr Ann Brown Phiiips Providence
schr Cameo, Pendieion M,stic
Schf W IN Portland, for " afhinrtoE,
DC.
Schr Lagnna. Hart. Port Even for Rosion
Schr Challenge. Hart, Por Even for Hoson
Steamer John Rice ~ : iransport). Reaston Hinton
Head. 3 dsvs. 10 s Quariennasier
Steamer Concord. Norman. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Walden Proydruce
Steamer Falcon. Jones' Providence
The bark Schulz. arrived Yesterday from ieyhorn re
ports from Leghorn Oct and 10 Gibraltar
IT, la o. Ion 10 spoke schr Arctic from 81 Johns
ngS.
Brem ship shnkspere. 2ls consigned 30 charles ].
Wright Co
BRIG Carl. from Narseilles
Also two barks and two brirs, unknown.
SAILED
2lst-Barks Manhattan, Meter. Ehnewood: brrs Water
Llv Europa, keppebcc: Shaw. Recruit Baker
2?d-Sieamer Jersey Ble.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

'ne discharge OF such esbsatOns, when slesIty
w''nin '1e oon'emp' -asn - understanding Of The
parties Inc o' = ~ucst,os IN this case is simply
wne'1eI .o" .rcss aas the power to pass law
'"p"e &c obaigation Of existing contracts, and
~ paper promises legal tender for the
~" -argc of obligations entered into previous 70
re enactment OF the law.
The sales at the Evening Exchange Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, on Saturday night were quite large
Operators in Wall street during the day do not
seem to satisfy the craving desire TO speculate and
make iose fortunes within the brief space of
twenty-four hours. Nights must now be occupied
with the iniatuation. On Saturday evening near.
ly two hundred thousand dollars in gold changed
hands at an advance OF half per cent One
boose bought one hundred thousand dollars for
one Of their customers.
IN nf IL.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

TO THE CIfIzENs OF THE 18TH AND 2lsr WARDS
me election to be held the LIST day OF December
iso5 Police Justice for this district is 10 be elected We
me undersigned ake great pleasure recommending Cap
posan position His great experience Hs Captain in the de-
Partment good judgment and ndomabe wifi pre.
qeahy hm 10 discharge the duties the best
o o ,no eomnnny lie has been justly regarded one
ment since his lls appointment by Mayor Hayemsyer,
cd 10 tho position of Police Magistrate, we feel 81.
rored THAI rioters and evdoers viii not escape the ist
punishment Of their offences too often has been nG case
The faithful in which he has discharged the dnties
or Police Captain Tor long time guarantee thai he
VIII likewise discharge The duties of Police Magistrate
Hon 4 p Morgan, 37tb street and 9th Avenue
Wm. r. Hayemeyer.
Wa. y Brady. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
!, n. Holman, SO East 29th street
u h Woodruff. 10 West 10Th street
Kew Dr Ifonghton, No. East 2ytb street.
hsy u y Montgomery lis Fast 30th street.
VIM a"ET'HisS 4 Has5 Y w SsfS' s;S syenss Msn s'ree'.
NH.am Sullivan, No. o East 10Th ST.
X, A-Wittbans. - West 34h street.
George Cons. Jr II East 3Sth street.
George, l07 East 18th street
D. b. Turuer, 245 9th avenue
Walter Magee. 81 East 18th street
John Foster. 1919 East 18th street.
Andrew Campbell i0t 4th avenue
iMilet Seaman. 40i 4lh avenue.
Charles Yates No East 33d street.
George A. Peters NJ D.. 20 WesA 18th s,reet.
Ross Wood, No W est 18th street
Hugh Auchn,loss. 10 East 29sh strect
Sulhvan. Rondoiph n Budd.
Smith CHIT 10 West 29tb s,reet
George Ei''nt Jr D.. ~ West 2sth Greet
Charles u kerner, tai Audon Hotel
& DclmOn co. 9Th ayeri,e
Philip Cas~ell. Jr Fxfth Avenue Hotel.
And others
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Those marked with . ave government derusiioriee
The case testing The constitsiionality Of the
legal tender Treasury notes, which was recently
before The Court of Appeals Of this State has been
carried for hnol decision 10 the Supreme Cour, OF
She United states, aud IL will probably come be
fore that tribunal for argument some time during
She month OF December. No question ~ made in
ths case Of the power Of Congress 20 borrow
ncpey on The credit OF the general government,
and, ssa necessary consequence, 10 Issue printed
evidences Of Indebtedness under the name OF
Dtss. bills, bonds or any other designation which
propriey OF fancy may s6sgess. Nor is il denied
that such Acknowledgements Of indebtedness,
whsr issued, may lawfully become. the spbjset Of
Iniure eonlIasih sra es made AN'sl tender fsi
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

THERE WILL EE MEETING OF THE MEcHAN.
cs ana wolkhguscns Association OF the Seventeenth
ward oed NJ Thomas Hines 2s2 Nnlh street, Monday
nv MsaE nos 20 I9c ,he purpose ot discussing the neEis OF
tAose best 9Ine0 for The posop by order Of the Com
Mlttee. - - u - 80
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Leaving balance in the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer on Saturday Of SIS, $3.50
The following table will show the prices of stocks
nj the close Of the past FIVE weeks:-
The New York herald., 1863-11-23

II VIII DC seen mat the c,osing price on Satur-
day was rs IN advance ST the opening on Monday
morning.
The following table; shows the receipts and pay
ments and the reveipts for customs at the Sub
Treasury each d8y during the past week.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
POLlTICAL.

QTH WARD CITIZENS SCHOOL TICKET.
Ioe oSI ~ se ps
Of eSsd Ss s. and IN rsSs Ill.,
S.as:I, Ts:i Va xSs%: x;. Pa.sss WIN
aos b s ss n =: q ss
election Of just men. s''-'' '''s'' 'A -
9TH 5yDIc5AL D.CI DlsrRlcr-sIxTssS]gn 1sRskEx-
JOHN yITsr1fsfGaKs.' yTss Rsl1Ss GaKs'iss Hssss.as.ss % ~
STn JUDICIAL DrsrRIcr-sIxrEEsrH AND TWEN
S1ses e.H xsDREW fRaR nomination for rOco
8rH kssDsI kAIDsRbAS,o S.sn.,I'. DIs1sIer STR . ,.
pnEGs Eii A&4lSEsGaHffRL &lEGHfL1,
Ss ,ss DIsEasT s.m..
wiIiisS fii'FlSS TEaSSsRSis FTlSSsSi a. ,ran,s
'A'l59si szsaaoioSss' sstssS sSsi's%',1s.5SH- %ssS'H
Chairman Tammsny Hall.
lOrR AIDHssAs5s sskE9s P5sgal9n SsGnsizArron.
GEORGE A.aefRsaI 4. JERRnIAH
w. H. MURPHY Secretary Dr. w"- H11ssnn; 1saImsp-
TENTH ftRxss4HHG f4aHss4 HsLGl R.srRacr
GEORGE A JEREMIAH.
} nth ALDERMANIo DIsrRIcT.- Eon ORaANL
Az zston--For Alderman. g GsorSs 4 Jersmish
VIZ H. MURPHY. Secretary. 80
10TH ALDERMANIc DIsyRICr-TAMMANY HALL
lV For Alderman aeOrss A - yere%lsS as6yu c,.,.,
EDWARD CoorxR. Secretary.
lOHh hEdtIaR nS4SiS bESocRaTie fcr rREruBrrcAs NON,
JOHN SPr NJ AlssTHssD sEYSoips
JAMES B. BENsEL, chairman Seventeenth ward
RosERr ELF, Secretary. fifteenth ward.
l21h AhDEasAsae pEMocRAPie PiersdShix soSahixArrox
oERsSS sSS HIdiiTaaM 4 nEsRMAu.
YrH wARD-uSrrEp pEnocRArrc SCHOOL NO
FIs Stfss sfsIs' +. rc'nST!is'Hn.' SSsEsH.
jSfs SSf sesoG' 3 ad.TiSsS. IniI;siHs
rREpssiS% rREpSss ssHSf! aasssSsxssz asSxzss.
JOSIAH = DvSE..,
Secretary Tsmm.ny Hall
Chairman Mozart HAD
l8rH WARD OI1E5sss1 E5K S,.bEss1s, bssSsc1s1Io1
RICHARD wIIIlAHsSN III AM iEs isI Il: g,fsh avenue.
RICHARD KEEay T1R civl " E.;; sSs4cS street.
scSS1 ESS3A IN Ens TSss third stree.
Fok ssshsSS sGSS n 9sGs4sns e.; s.'''A street.
FRSnAs ss ia'pfss fssu s;sass street.
q Fiiiet1 street and Mn No::%Ssr H. e.
nominated the following cacers b. acciAms uoD.-'
i JOHN Ohm S1RRwESs SSiRH'siiaSs'
rREDgk1cx aSseiIs IiIEsroR,x.
JOHN JASPER a1s gal1H fE9si 9ssSes Eess; .s.,,m..
Tnos. O'CALLAozAx secre,aryI -
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sep22-lm
l box, Miller 1t. C. +. Nashville.
package, Mcpherson Capt. NJ. L. Nashville.
box, MoFerrien, J. O., Nashville,
! box, Morris William, 35th Indiana.
1 box, Neat Miss Jassie, TullahomA
package, o'Brien NJ, Nashville.
package, Owen j. j., 37th Ohio.
box, Parker II, Both Indiana
l box, nound @. s., Nashville
1 box, Peaseley, j., Nashville
bundle, Rowe, Geo, 7th Pa. Cav
bundle Rump Carl, Gath Illinois
trunk, Raymond, It., Nashville.
box, RUSSELL X, Barnetts Artillery
box, Reynolds A., Hospital No. a.
DON smith capt ). W, lllth Ohio.
box, smith j. A., 9sth Illinois.
/ boz, Schultz Adj. }. N, Lagrange, Tennessee.
I box Arnold G. W. Nashville. -.
l Accord A, l.. SD Illinois.
package Brown L. 27th Illinois,
I package Banker q, w 10th Indiana
I box Bogniun Jas. 3Sth Indiana.
l box Buck G.. 7th Kentucky cavalry
I box Barber s. Convalescent camp.
l chest Bair AdIutant J. N. Tth Indiana
| box Belden Jno. A. Bowling Green.
l box Blackburn " r. doth Ohio
l package Brandon Geo. Tooth Illinois.
l package Brountlee Hugh, Hospital Ma
i package Capper David 18th Ohio.
l package Garlic b. Nashville.
I paosage DupFee Jao E. Nashville
l packag Estine Fred 10th Illinois
package, Gray u W, 10th Ind
I package George J \, SGD Ind.
package Hartman, r s0th H.
package, Huber Christian, 10th Pa
paokage, Tennessee J, Nashville
box, Heth Jas, gath Wis.
l package, Ives X, 9th Ill.
package, JoEnson l., 2d Ind. Cav
package, jackson W n, Nashville.
box jaeger IL Smith,and, Ky.
miniature, Kelly John, "a Ind cav.
lbox, Lut,le G p, 10Th OHIO
box, Lott JnO; Nashville
box, Moore solomon, Franklin
b'd, Maitland Il l., New York
o'd, Mttoheli Brig Gen o NJ, Nashville
box, Montgomery T, Columbia Teun
ooX, Mongls Morris, LIST Ohio battery.
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The liabilities of Il. P. Jefiries, the
fast young man who has cut such dash
in Boston, are found to figure up TO 5000
600. He is only twenty eight
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NOTICE

TINHE PAKTfEs TO THE FO1IoWING CLAIMS
nied with the Board Of Claims, at tho Capitol,
are hereby notified that Tho ozet will be taken M
for investigation as foowB aud they arc requested
to be present with their witnesses
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TO THE S0LDIERSi
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

ROAA@441AO = ZEN A III ICAIEi,
For the use of Soldiers.
II Is printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, oolOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13xl7. The certificate is enclosed
in apAsteboArd tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury /;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail II TO his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
branoe.
s Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
G paid
/. N. RHODES & CO,
50 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above
iulyl0-3m
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Horses Wanted.

IME UNDERSIGNED WILL PURCHASE WITHIN
~ dAysi li9isos ia lois Of 10 and upWardo, sub.
~ lo 'uHp'euoh at the Government Inspector, for
"llch reasonable price viii b. Maid
for further particulars apply "a
CHARLES n. IRWIN,
sabZg-8Od yum" "'' ~ " III
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VINEGAR.

PURE VINEGAR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
constantly ON baud delivered at All parts OF the
''9' u, II, piCkhY, Agent, a2fNF
i.,, Cor uroad aud High
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i" Mammoth Cave Hotel,

~ bNoAthAt PROPRIETOR
Itis large and well Kept house. and every arrange.
ment has boon made 10 exhibit this wonderful work
OF Mature, during the Fall and Winter months OF
lS63-6i,
Citizens and Soldiers going on tho louisville and
NASHVILLE Railroad should by all means avail them
selves OF the opportunity 70 visit the Cave" and
also, "thnla Cave" directly on the Branch Road
from GAYS My, 10 the Hotel a new ana very beauu-
lal cave lsep23-tE
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Go and See the Greatest Curiosity
in the World
THE MAMMOTH CAVE"
HOW no GET THERE.

Take the Louisville and Nashville Railroad stor
at Cave city Depot, where Mr. II N. Dolby neN. ana
elegant limo OF Coaches arrive and depart making
Sonlh. and the
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Adams Express Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS,

DARTIEs NAMED BELOW ARE HEREBY NO.
TIFEn, that the following Goods TO their ad.
dress having been in store for one year and over,
will BIO sold for charges, IL not called for within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
s. +. PI OR, Agent,
AdamR FxDra2a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-28

THE USE OF WoRDs. The following anecd ota
supplies an opposite illustration that in the bus
ness of lite plain words are preferable to obscure
ones. A pedantic old gentleman, odd and pecu-
liar in his habits happened to want footman,
and requested his nephew to find him one. The
nephew thought his own valet eligible for tho
place. and desired him to apply for it, The man
was attached to his young master and left him
very reluctantly ; but believing that the change
would be for his advantage, repaired to thu
uncle, who being confident that his nephew would
not recommend an Improper person, merely
asked him II he understood sequences. John was
puzzled. Ile had never heard the word before,
and it did not sound like anything belonging to
able service brushing clothes, or cleaning boots.
He was as much abroad as the sailor in Biack.
eyed Susan, who having deposed on Williams
court-martial to his messmates excellence as o
seaman, is asked what he could say US to his
moral character:
Moral character, your honor n? Why he plays
the fiddle like an angel - john after q similar
hesitation, replied Z" am not quite sure. sir,
that understand you but ii you will be pleased
to explain yourself, hope shall be able to give
you satisfaction" mean" said his proposed
master, that when order you TO lay the cloth
you should comprehend thereby everything con
nected with IL, such as the knives, forks salt,
etc, and 50 upon all occasions not only TO do
what you are told In SO many specific words, but
let your mind take In the whole range OF con-
meeting dppWtehdHceS, dependencies, sequences and
consequences of one thing upon another"
John assured him that he would do his beet,
and had no doubt Of pleasing him. Accordingly
he was hired, and for some time they agreed per.
tectly. AT last. one day his master finding him
self suddenly i'll, ordered John to fetch d nurse
as soon as possible. Instead of returning with
all bis speed, he was absent for several hours.
aud when at last he presented himself, received
severe reprmaud for his delay, when he had
been sent on business that required Dispatch
John waited until his masters anger had abated
little, and then proceeded to justify his conduct
in the following manner
That he went aud found nurse, who was
below thinking an apothecary might be con.
aecttng dPPurtenaace 10 u nurse, he had brought
Que, who was below and knowing doctor was
usually dependency OF an apothecary, he had
also fetched physician, who was in waiting
surgeon, he said, was often sequence to doctor.
and an undertaken the consequence Of all, he had
therefore, brought them all together, and hoped
he had thoroughly understood aud executed his
orders.N
The story winds up by saying that the gentle
man was so pleased with the mans humor, that
he added codcil to his will by which he left
him handsome legacy.