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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

DIR. Tying, the celebrated Chircpodist is
still staying at the Davis House. lie i're'
moving from 5nto rs corns. bunions. in grow
ing nails &c, per day. Buffalo and other
eastern rrpers speak highly oflis system Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

Hay Baling.--we would call the ntten-
lion OF Farmers aud others to the feet that
the celebrated USloN Power Pass for bal
ing Hay, Flax, Wool, &c, is on exhibition
in Tifin City during this week ; this is an
invaluable Mach inc, and well worthy the no.
tice of our entcrprising farmers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
war Claims & Pensions.

Pennington, Lee q Brewer will
give prompt attention TO the collection and prosecu
lion Of alelaimt agaiast the Government, for back
pay, bounty, &e., ant procuring
PENSIONS
or disabled soldiers ahd wso ws Of dee eased officer
q and soldiers.
Ma. PEsnseToS having rsiIrsd from the army,
has resumed the practices Of law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

Resigncd.--Co John O. Lee, ofthe 55th
regiment, has resigned his commission in the
army on account of the continued illness o.
his wife. Col, Lee has been in the service
now about two years, and has seen great
deal of herd service, and have been in sever.
al hard fought battles, and for a good part
Of the time has been in command of brig.
Ia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

To Those in Arrears I'VE would say to
all those that are in arrears 1r the TRIBUNE
and cannot pay up Immediately to ell 10 up
on us at once OF drop us line stating when
they can pay aid we will not step their pa
Mars
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

SEcEssioH.-Sccede from every name aud
kind OF Saleratus except the Chemical Sale
ratns. This Is tho, kind to use on every oc.
easion. For sale by all groeers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

New York Money Ntarkct.--Wc
find the following quotations Of the N =.
Y. Money Market, dated My 10.
American gold opened at 47j4 and clos.
cd steady at ~ per cent premium.
Government stocks firm, U. 5. 6's, 1891
S1,o7ts S@l OF. 1880 Treasury Notes,
SlOtss @lO7ia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
WANTED.

800 tons of old Iron, old Brass, and
old Copper, also, Cotton Rags,
for which the highest market price
will be paid in goods.
Don't mistake the pla @, the old
doors south of'he Court House, Washington
Street, east side. Remember that cannot or will
not be undeTsoid. Yours very truly,
Q. NJ. YERK.
Tifhn, o., Feb %, lsC3. fNr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

italian Dees.--Persons having Italian
bees should remember that they swarm from
two weeks to month earher than the CON-
mon bees. Mr.. j. T. Martin informs VI.
that one Of his hives swarmed on the 18th
and another on the l6h of This month. Hives
should be procured Immediately SO as to be
in readiness. Weprelers Longsireth's.hive
to any We have ever seen or used. They
can be procured at slight additional cost to
what poor one costs. and are great deal
better. Mr. ]. T. Martins agent for this
valuable hive.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
Timn E'riccs Current.

Corrected Weekly by q. w. CUMsanAN, Dealel
In NikiLds OF Grain. &c.,
NHEAT-.1 lsal,2l
CokH- (shvilrd So.
do tERfl 4Wa5u
RYE--Ctd55.
DARLEV--i, i,Whal.l2
OATs--uu q 55e
ForAroEs-- BU915
FLAxsVEn--SyAO
htrTsR-- l5Hl1
bARD-Ie
TALLow--sc.
SAUkEp Hans eaIoc
do SIDES ANp sHouLDERs--io
PrCkLsD PoHK--6n7o.
CLovka sEsD-sI,95
BEEswAx--ODa95c.
fEsTHERs--CdWc.35
RAas--3e.
GEEEs HIpKs- o. 10
DRS do lUc.
Eoss- &c. y dozen.
Timothy ,eed,-I,iO
WOot-HtaTu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

The Old Masonic Hall has been moved
from te old foundation, and now may Uc Seen
occupying the middle Of the street. Where
It is again to settle down we are not inform.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.
A Reverend Gentleman having been Restored TO
health in few days amer undergoing u the uss.
al rooine and irregular expensive modes Of treat.
meat without snccsss, considers " his sacred duty to
communicate TO his afiicted fellow creatures the
means OF cure Hence on the receipt Of an sddre
ed Hnvslope he will send (free) copy Of the pre-.
sctipiion used. Direct To Dr.. JoHN NJ DAaSALL, isG
FLlion street, Brooklyn, New York
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
rwsNTY-oNE YEARS AGO.

Ma. q. g. BRisroLa di.tingnished Chemist AND
Druggist Of the city Of Buffalo, N. Y. iuveRted and
mana ufactureda compound known A. RRisroL's BAL.
SAN or Hos osRHouSn, which Is perfect specific for
coughs, colds, or any Dronchi Al OF Lung ditcuites
arising ifom damp, cold, OF sudden ehsngs Of the
weather
Every person who has ever taken Briaols Raj.
sam of Hosrhound, prnuovnces u the best srtiele
ever invented aud so Justly celebrated has u be-
come, that the market is already ipll Of limitations.
countet tfeis, and most dangerous compounds, under
the m me of Balsam Of Iloarhound. Therefore, al.
ways be careful 10 call Co. Brstors Bslsam and see
tha, hi. wNrrrES signature IL on the outside label
Of the bottle.
MaRK.-This invaluable Medicine has been now
some tweniyonc years before the public, and with
out any effort the par Of the proprietor, its sale
has become very extensive snd u daily inefeafing.
The low price A. which the Medicine Is sold COS Crs9
enables all TO parake Ofits healing qualities.
&. CROSBY, Bufalo,N
Sole manufsciufcr. to whom al orders should be
addres'ed Forsale by all respectable druggists.
April ls, ls63. os--eomiy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
P1ows.

| am Agent for the best, cheapest,
and most durable Plows in tho,
North west. Also, Cultivators,
Hay Rakcs, Sugar.Cane aMills,p
Evaporators, Corn and Cob-Crush-,
ers, Fced Steamers, Cider Mills,
Straw. Cutters AID Corn-Shollers,
of the latest patterns, and all on
reasonable terms. s..
Eight years ago lbecamc Agent
Tor the sale of Agricultural Ma
chinery, and have ever since given
it my attention. which enables inc
to always select the best in use. %.
Farmers of Seneca and adjoiu-
Ing Counties, for further particulars. aud an
exhibition Of Sample Machines. call at Gen
eral Agency oflce, No. Washington St,
one door North of the Court House, Tifiin.
Ohio, s.' Nj hrff1 ID.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
Mathews' Chocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER fail to destroy and eSierniuste all kinds
of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all
eases, aud far superiorto any aud all Of the Fancy
Worm Coufections, aud nauseous Nermifuges In se.
They may be taken at all times with petee safety,
ssthey contain No MERCURY, OF other deleieri.
'ous drug. Mothers should always purchase them and
rive their children other.
mo Catharic whatever, is necessary to be giv-n)
Each box contains ~ drops or Lozepge. Price
25 cts. For sale by all druggists and dealers In
Medicines. G.. X. WALKER, Genl. Agent,
Buhslo, N. Y. and Fort Erie. c. w.
April ~, 1863. gS-iY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

The Frnit Crop.-uuless all sigo, fail
Ole Seneca will have abundance OF fruit of
all kinds this year. The prospects are very
briOhl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

Provost Marshal for the OH District
An Excellent AppOintment.--JoHsJ J
srKISrR Esq, Of this city has been appoint
ed Provost Masbal for the 9th district, A
better appointment could not have been
made. Ma. srKISEH !. in every way quail
fed to discharge the ariuous duties Of the
post. and he will do bis duty without fear or
favor from Ony quarter. ~ q 81 't
The additional appointments sonst tu,iug
the draft commissioners for this Oongression-
al and Military District, have been Published.
The commissioners stands;
Provost Marshal---John ,. Steiner. 81,
Commissioner-B Benjamin Turner.
Surgeon-Dr G. NJ. Skinner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

Promotions. We understand that Lieut..
Col. Stafford has been appointed Colonel,
and Major Stevens Lieut. Col. Of the 55th
Re gimeht. H'nri f.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

Tar ON LApYs FuSERAL Rms. .~Mrs.
Partingtoh's old man stepped cut one day &.
into eternity, as We all must, soouer or later.
Mrs. Duzsnbcrry asked Mrs. 7. fUr the par
ticulars cf her poor Paors demise sud burial.
/" Oh, Mrs. DuSenberry, poor Pabl died sud-
denly, and we barred him. Tie had very
awful csugh afore he died, and tried all ,he
doctors. cause he wanted to he cured He
never heard Of Bryan's Pnlmonic Waters,
which give relief iu ten minutes. and scon
effect cure II he had nv poor old man
would be now be long with me, aud ltce
frqs all caugh. cold, horseuess, etc" Fer
sale at the Drug stores Of Dubois 4 Co, and
]. \. Marquardt' 0uly % cents box,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
LrGHrs LIGHT LIGHT.
Coal On and all other Oils as
low as they can be bough. In this market.
5000 Coal Oil Lamps

on hand and for sale at less than
msnufactureTs priaes Cali and get new Lamp and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

The Meeting nt the Court House on Sat
urday night was very successful one. The
room was packed by cur best and most in.
teiligent citizens. NJ. Steiner reviewed Mr..
Mobiles speech with msrciless sarcasm. show
irg up his contradictions and sophistries in
n mastery and convincing manner. He was
loudly upplauded.
Mr. Phillips held the und iv ided attention
Of the audience for near an hour. frequently
calling forth rapturous applause. He read a
copperhead letter, that was as full Of treason
as en- egg is Of meat Everything passed cfi
pleasantly, and the meeting adjourned In the
best OF humor. H"ei a'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

A LsRes PORTION Of the American people
are wholly unaware Of the deleterious effects
incident TO the use of common Saleratus,
ther,by producing disease, and destroying
health, The highest p"tiection OF art has
been attained in the manufacture of Hcfrick
Allen Gold Medal Saleratus. Use one pa.
per, and you will never have any other. Ii
is great ways ahead Of SODA 10 use with
cream tartar. Try IL. For sale by most OF
the Groccrs and Druggists. aud al whole sale
by the trade generally.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

Take Notice.-All persons Indebted 10
+. X. sHAwnAS by Notes, Books, or Ac.
counts. are hereby notified to make immedi
ate payment, as am determined to settle up
the accounts at once. l may be found at the
store Of X. w. Shawhan.
URIAH ENGELMAN,
Receiver
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
600 STOVES,

assorted, of the latest improved
patterns, selling lower than they can NoWbe bought
at the mandatory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
Tinin Retail Market.

Corrected weekly, by H.A.DUsKIRKS BRO.
Wholesale and Retail dealen in Groceries and PRO.
duee Of allkinds, She whan's Rlock Timn OIL
PROVISIONS. gAspLrs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
Terms Of Subscription.

The above terms took effect at the com
mencemeut Of the present volume aud will be
strictly enforced.
No paper will be stopped until all arrcarages
9 c paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22

TiffiO o, FRIDAY May a3, ,e6s.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR m WIND

tHThat the TRIBUNE has the Inre-
est circuIatiou, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County.-E1 ....r...
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Proclamation,
BY rHR MAYOR or BROOKLYN.

The Governor the State hsvlDs N dance with the
sus,ous ud thereof de.grt'en Jhurtdh Tie ~ Inst
70 b. dsy Of TLsnkvi and Prs and declared the same
10 be lcg holiday ospe, uLy npon ny ieowc'ftn,
seuera thereof by TIE closing OF theG places q
busines, snd the .u.len, .on o. kbof genersEy.
We have occasion community bolH ie thanfEvnt and
orsyer Thsnls 20 tie Oser Of I'll Good tLs have teen
spared the eaarni,is u pcleuse famine and the immediate
presence desog snd payer 70 tie Abiier of the
0ssnes Of Nations hat The Rebellion my Be speedily sup
pressed r Uuon preerye1 ,m the dan.sr which threaten
M integrity aud peace aud harmony 10 soon ,sn restore 70
our distracted beednx country. Let es dschdge thia
solepp dot, with is .ad esussines dsbe slso cordially
second tie suggestion Of tho GoyeDOf and 20 tnpress
upon fellow tina. that day there sbE
er contribution or tho Comfort aud sppot OF tho destais
families Of WHO have Loaf sI lives have b~cnme dis
sbsd in service Of them country. fb ia duty which al
Of st home i Oh. qu.et enjoyment o. the comforts and
pleasures Of PEACE iuprsligey 70 heroic brethren
sbsen In lie srroy and navy ard calamity bpbodns The
Sss Of country ami which oud Oe discharged ehssruy
snd generously.
Tks public Offices wiz b closed Oh that day co,,
MARTIN KALJFLEiSCH, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Il, ton Cattle Market,
At CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
Tuy TsfBuyY. for the sceek snding. a

AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
R.pcyf,d for THE TxIBUSR for the ceek ending Re 1 te2
PRICES.
Rsres-rir.t quality 81 75 &e % Per 100 n on the tet
second do.... 7sd - weight Of hide. tsnsv.
Ibisd do...... oo9 so) and drssssd beef
FItrs ss 2s0$s7 rs
49, according to their value besl
Stoyes-Yesrinss. $ly6pN; TwoFsHolos' eiS0~"t
Three. r-olds, A300s8. u
Shser~sId6o y NJ 1--we weight; In lots % 7s0ss@
Ia.sbs- o. 25d - Is escn. .,..
MIA Cogs-S25 eco. SO and es' Ordinary. SisS
Suf,.-e,orss wholesale sk6ic. retail 7idsSs Live ~
uo,s di,,il.ry, &C. corn.fed. Gtdf4c. p d..
Iiid., si2sc. CaV Skins. lac IaAod sid9c' Psss ~
A. viii be .een by tho above statement the number ' -
.s AZ week considerably larger than Tor the cee
rvspopdpg giving week last years AMI h,nonsn ~
prices fox beef Just abou &C. y % higher th,n tasy weN
one wear syo the sales be reported s' qus h wec
changes ia scale Of prices There were about Wv hesa
Canbrdrr which mostly sold by 10 CLOCK wno
tine the and the people ~ ous of ths mSs'
homo O Brighton. ,,..-...s. WA
Al Brighton trsde was sso COED and bot iev ~ 'as w"
err or OF the Eastern Ia fact, were len for to-day
1hers Lots Of Sheep s market .xce tnoeo
ysged 10 the butchera - Csn.ds sheep sad Lsmo;
Ina n 10 sold &c. n. which wu the oniy oIos
that Of being weighed. By tbs head drove: 4"
81 50 70 IS IS. the 200 Western % IS y hssd-
s'Is ~ Monro: aS: 'oa western csts Il from eesA
sk to Gle Is az; w. ScolsDs Co., at from ote,
a. dre~ssd, and W. H. Andfsws q &c., % sE' u &c.,
Northern Or.n from 4 TO si, end young ests ~ ~
| y b on weight Of hide ialow. and drssssd meet
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
TuR NATIONAL THANKSGIVING
DAY.
A Proclamation by she President OF th'
Uuitcd atatcr Of America.

The year that is drawing toward its close mas
been 6lled with the blessings % fruitful fields and
sksA To these boun,ies which constantly 'g','
thst prone forget the from which 'he 0'
others have been added which are Of so e1'Iao'o nary
that they cannot fail to penetrate and 'oen '
which Il hsbitualy nsensble to the eserwsfeh'ui
Of Almighty God
7, ,h ,;a, ~ x;l ,r Of uneoualed magnitude and &c
,v which has .omeDs seemed 10 invite and provoke the
sres,ns of foreign Staes peace has been preserved WIN
all nsons order has been isned the laws nave eteh re-
,pected and obeyed and harmony has prevailed everywhere
.xcept in the theaer nry conflict While that theaer
hss been greatly contracted by tie advancing sies and
asvies Of the Union
Tn. n.sd diversions owealh and strength from the ed'
~ c..cc industry to the national defense have arrested
the plow tho shuttle OF the ship Tie has enlarged the
borders Of our settlements ard the mines well OF iron and
coal Of the precious metals have yielded sbuna
snty heretofore Population he's steadily Increased not
hsandng the that has been made in the camp the
siege and the battlefield and country rejoicing in Tho
scousncss augmented strength and visor permitted TO
pec continuance Of years with large increase OF freedom
No human counsel hath devised hath mortal hand
worked these great thns They are tie gracious s' ef
che Most High God who while dealing with u' In anger iof
eur Sins, hath nevertheless remembered mercy.
has seemed to re and proper that they should be SOL
eonly rvvsreny and gratefully acknowledged " with ore
heart and voice by the whole American peoples do there
fore invite my fellow citizens In Part Of the Ir'd
States and those who and there who are 90
lournins foreign lands to set apart and oeerve the last
rhursdsy Of Novsubx Day Of Thanksgiving ana
Rsyer benefcep Father who dweeh In the heavens
And recommend to them that while os.rns up The aseP
ons Justly due him for surh singular ievesnces and be'
dnr they do .l.o With humble pei:encs for our nsiionf
psrverseuess and dbdeuse commend to Hs tender care
al those who have become widows ohsns mourrers or
sufferers In the auentabe civil strife IN which We arc una
voAby engaged snd ievsnily impoe the in;eposon OF
tho Almighty hand heal tie wounds Of the nation and to
store It, may bs consistent with the Divine puf
Deses the full enjoyment Of peace, harmony Tranquility
and union.
In testirnony whereof have beeunis set hand AID
caused the seal Of the United states TO be ailIcd
Done st the City Of Wsshingon this ij day on october
4, ths year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
three Of tho indepepdcs Of the nitsd
eighth. ABRAHAM LiN|Oh>'
WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
The Polish Insurrecfion--The European
Csnxress-M0vemeuts Of t.,c King Of
Ifal. and GfoWn Prince Of Pruz uzsin.

BREyLAU, Nov. 9.-Jhe Breslaus1 Zeitung o.
Dodsy pubishes news from Warsaw, thar by oi Ter o.
Gen. Berg tho women and yonng girls imprisoned IL
she citadel with sixty u The chei Inhabitants ol ar
saw have been Ssranfported without sentence. 1Aoii
place Of ban.shment ID uDEncwn.
Tho D.7kmik the Raglan cniciAl Journal of WhfsaT,
has published the speech Of tic Emperor Napoleon.
PARIS, Nov. u-Tle Paris papers publish tex gram
from Scvtsri dated ycsterday. which says;
Ths Foreign Copsus having advised the Pasha N
e,k foT Instructions by telegraph from Consantinope
Porte has consented 20 abolish tie 1ew @xes order
Ia been reBsfablishcG IN ScGtari."
tLN, Nov. j. 1t IL supposed that tho Crown
e " Pnssis accompanied by Adlutant and Capt.
J. .foa. vii leave here ,his eveHiLg Tor Wmdsor
Z 80. travelling by way Of Cob!ontk.
~, Nov. ll.-TLe King arrived last night by way
I" Llno. The people assembled Ia crowds along tie
= living proof by the loudDcss Of their lccaIna-
.;! thsI devoted sympathy with tbs King and tho
own gaze the King magnificent reception.
u. Nov. n.-An account Of tho situation Of The
p hss been distributed among the Senators aud
3 '.ea
81. regard 70 foreign Affairs. tie account sketches
4. ,spfa which LED To the Polish insurrection.
the Russo Prussian Convention transformed into
a teYnational s-d European question. Tho stnte
ZOOS on 70 detail &c negotiations thst have taken
- re- betwsss the otne, PowxrS and kussia upon the
.. ect and ends ny tayi1gi
We oanpot believe that the union OF the Cnbinsts In
4, sys 20 worthy Of socituds should remain sterile
s us not In any case attempt 70 impose solution
pon Powers Interested 80 directly ana even more sa
san Ourselves 10 the rsgnlGtion o tDs pending afcu
s-g II is not In accordance either van our obgationi
On oor riehts IL question essentially European 70 N
,las W nsst RESPONSIBILITY Of vLiGb a. ougIs !" par
t4Ls"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Proclamation,
BY TIE MAYOR OF xEw-yosK.

BY THE MAYOR OF SEw-yoRK.
THURSDAY the 10Th ins having been dssnsied BY The
fr,dsut Of the United States and tbs Governor Of this
es.ts - day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer. heconss the
Autv Il every good sitzen ref from all secular employ
euts on day and TO devote TO appropriate ~
srcisss-
Pehaps never before Bce became nation have We hsc
more reason for heartfelt 10 0od for the fss;ne o
hs merces He has spared nom pes.enes and through
abundant hsrvss,s and renunc7e Industry bessed Us with
unusus prospsrity By His aid sid guidance we Lave been
enabled to repe the assaults oeason and lswness which
threatened 10 convert LAID u Constitutional Liberty into
th. .hod. OF Ansyehy n..he name tyword and
rsprosch among the nations In tie .d Of tho eala - o.
vss brighter Oos forces are victorious
On ses and land Of the Rebellion has been eIcu'
scbsd treason has been ebuked the p. Of anarchy ssb
dssd the Of loyalty srenshenedi foreign emily
absted Let 10 pray hst these results be speed
Iy by the restoration OF psas and frserus' fenss
tho ad that warning 70 posiey the ntnCa
tors of the Rebellion VINO have wAony and vlekedy At
tempted to destroy rrss Cuioa. may De subjected TO
iu punishen. fY ,hes crime and La. her misguided fol-
lowers may be brought back their allegiance aid du;y that
al who have snned ssns the majesty oisw in Hsdy 'riv
tur 10 subyet the mid and benehosp, Government under
which W. I've may repent Of their treason an have Tie 'eH
meut o! patti liam rekirded In their hesr.s-
Given under n hand and tie seal Of the hsyorstJ at the
-; CITY Hall in ,ns City of New Yofk this twenty fis,
day Noyenbsr 10 the year o. our Lord one assDd
'S'' GEORGE oPbYKE, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Proclnm alton
NJ rup Q0yrRSoR Ok TER STAIR OP NEW-YOHK.

hIsaxr Tuesday, Nov 10, ls3
In accordance with the custom and laws OF tins
ntsts Horsfio Seymour Governor Of the STATE OF New.
YORK do hereby designate ibudsy the ?6th instant TO 30
day Of ankgvns aDd sye All hereby declare the 'sioe
20 be legal holiday
In uds. Of can.y b'oeghi u7on orr country ey he
Nckednes folly and enes of have rrsfon 20 bs
thankful Almighty God for abundant tsrv-.is Tor e1emp
ton pesence and fr the sesrvson Of our State 'o m
De deysstssous which a other sections e' oar Ard
Let ferven; prayers tia Rebellion may be put down
our Union saved hbery preserved sns our e0nasien
and Government upheld
A. becoming proof Of our th,nifaness 70 God sd
props9 evidence Of gr.nds 10 the Army AID ssvy
srge our citizens make contributions that day Tor the
comfort and support OF the destitute families o. those who
have lost their yes become d1ted The service OF tlef
country.
In the mids Of abundance le, reuen hr charity to
those who In the hour se apart for social
religious thanksgiving and prss within tho ins OF ou,
Gtats those who are engaged on distant and
dangerous fields OF duty ~ showing synps.hy and kindness
toward their families wfich need our sid ard support
In whereof have hreuno set my hand and snred
the pTvy scsl ofhe STATE st the Guy OF Abs y tho iVla
day Of November, in tie yea, OF cur Lord lsc5 ,,
EORATlO SEYMOUR
By the Governor: DANIEL T. TrLsn, PTvAis Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRk........Nev -
Cleared.

Pc sldo, rBr NeNcssn. Liverpool, r. Csssd<
Atlantic Mssry A,pinwsl, Psnans Railroad Compsny
sts.n,.-Fra1kin, Young. Baltimore; 'acsn NOTES.
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90. Hound tSr1 Hodssou. Liverpool pnrs Albef hano4
fl.,l Hsuhury EsaersdA (Br Aeldrun, Liverpool; In
BsrL.HI Sps tBrl Hin Cls,row. Murdoeh 4 smytssi
Knu, Boadin iswl syer.en. HsSeiies; ors,h" Asp,'
wall Ocean Hssis tBrl, Berry, CaernA'i Stella lDsA
s;eencan.. Bremen. - v.A
Brr.-yie'orin (Sorwey) Lock',er Turssons, Suncr
Ms.ncs Wendt Frederick panl (sperson, kio J;ne'tS
srhoourr,-Frsncis smith, johnson. PHILADELPHIA, NJ i.
Rnuyon & Co. H. W Goih-y, ~eess, Washington, W.
Brnn, slash, John I,rnu'n, Hall do herSy 5noSl
pr. P.k.r Do CARL. iBrl P-rrbun St. Crctf Roche
Hro. 4 Coffee Msyfower Robin,on. AeIandra Jrrss
Hand; A. J. De Ro.rii. rilu.sn, do, Jonas smith N
Wilson Davis Wsshnson Van frun, Slsshti Ann'e Ne
zee sr,h Fortress Monroe DO. Mary A. serop.h, q
we'll ws,huston DO. John Warren, Loiiet do do; M,,e
phist Ann. Oriev~ ipsb. Campbell ST. John ~ ~ HoSs@
tah,un Phi.A s'rhi.. Moui Washington d. T.; T. As-
DSaaa NLislex.ogs, Wiconlco.