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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

This road crosses the Ogecchcc river
near ToDmbsburu, and again at Bostwick.
At Millen is the JUNCTION of the btanch
road to Augusta, which rams die north
ffty.threc miles uid crosscss Briar Buck
lank, Mclean and Spirit creeks. AtOli
yer the Georgia Central road crosses the
Little Ogcccher.
Estimating lha, the army VIII maial
twelve miles per day-which is n tnir
averagc--it will require obout gne days
from ,hc time of leaving Atlantis to reach
Macon fourteen to reach Montgomery
unless he has riilroa communication "a
aud upon the latter route aud ii teen days
to reach Savannah from Macon making
wcniy.four days, exclusive oi ex,raordin-
ary detentions, between Atlanta and
Savannah, or Augusta.
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Davis House.

ttormsrly called the "City Hou'e,'D Tins, Ohio.
LsvI wEIsIcK, Propfie ietDr. t-i ..,--,
The ersignedde eslres to inform sllhi'ffiendmnd nd
The latspstrons Of the City House now the Dav'hAi
his hotslis ready for the reception OF guesu' rhe
ususe has been rebuilt, rs.furnished Andis no" As
rsedss any in the country.
1 now have stabling enough to accommodate any
number et horses, ,and Hallway have an sbu ndsncs
Of feed. -... ,....- LEVI WElRlCk'
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Seneca County

sTAvE AND HEADING FACTORY, ,TIFfiN, o.
w. r. Chambsrlin has con,tuntiy on hand Flour
sud Fruit Barrel stAves, we'll ssaSonedi Asd tiln.
dried heading. Prompt attention given TO all ordsp
Also Scroll Saving and Turning done to order
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
III. y. Wenncr,

Manufacture Of Carriages, BugEies. sulsiss, &c :,
Cerasr Cos and jefferson stTsst,, near the 1e.nsh
Catholic Church, Tihhn, Ohio. A nae sioch OF w.
latest STYLES OF Buggles sto., flashed In the best
nlnusr snd of the most durable materials, eon"ahy
ea hand, and promptly msdeto order. ,,,.ySrp
Tin. An.x.,os 1910 --.-- a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
Frank Baker.

A.tornsy nj Law, Tim, Ohio. Once, in Tomb.
Blosk, All Just elaims for Bounty, Back Pay and
p,p,Iosv, promaily collected for soldiers or their
n,If st the lowed rates, No advance Paymsst 70.
-sirsa. 'LNov. 40, testify
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
s. T, ,-l860.-X.
PLANTATION BITTERS

PLANIAIlUN bIIIbhO
which are now reecomme nded by the biz CHEST med.
ical su,hortie and warranted to produce an I'M
MEDIATE beneficial effect. They sre exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly fure, and must 'uPeressd all
other tOnies where healthy, gentle 'timplsnt re-
quirsd.r Cd -.. a.n.. --- r.
Thsypur, fy, streng ngthsu and iuvigorate.
The yerestsa healthy appetite. e-
They are an sntidote:to change ofwatsr and dist.
Th.yovsrcoms effects OF dissipation, late hours
They siren ng,hen the system and snlivsn the mind
They prevent mis,matie and intern lite nt fsvsrs.
They purify the rsAtn and aeidi,y ofths stomach
They euro DYSPEPSIA and con.tipaden.
They cure Diorhes, and Choiera Morhus.
They cure Livsrcomplaint and Nervous Headache.
They make The weak strong the lapguid hriliiani,
and are exhausted natures great Tr'ioTer. ThsysTe
composed ofthe celebrated CsiisayA bark, winter
green, ,st,afa, root, and herbs, all preserved in
perfectly pnrs ct. Cfoil Rum. Forpsrtieular', see
oiIe slsn aud tssii oni ala around each bouls.
Beware OF impostou. Examine every bottle
See thst il has our private U g Stamp uumutilstsd
over the eork, with plantation 'oene, and opTsisna
turs on 6ne steel plate side label Sect that opr
bottle is not rshlled with spurious and dsieteroUs
,tun, Any psrssn pretending to sell Pisnts,ion
Bites by the gallon or in Buk.is an Importer
Any person imiislii, this hottie, rssllngsnyoth
er material therein Shsthsr called Plantation BIT
tsrs or not, 1, . cIimina' NJ der The u 8. Lsw,and
will be 20 prosecuted byus. We already have opr
syso several pAIiies Is-hlling our boi,lss ke.
Who will succeed Ia getting tbsmIsivss.into close
quarters. The demand for Drate's Plantation Dit.
tiers ron Isdf,,, eIsrgrmsn. msrehints, ke,is In.
oisdibie. The simple trial Of a bottlsis the evi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

OTFrcd. Douglas has BEEN leeturing
to large audi encss In Ballimore.--He
was formerly slave ID Mary dad.
0TAccording TO the articles Of war Il
is death TO stop s-caAnon ball,
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School Examiners Notice
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings Of the School Examiners Of
Seneca County, for the examination OF
teachers, will be held at the office of the
exsm liners In Tomb's Block, Tifin, on each
Saturday. from the oith day Of September
until the 18th day Of December, 1864, inclu
siye. JAMES PILLARS,
'aiA n1f = JOHN ,McCAULEY,
egl. FRANK BAKER,
hl EEapinsrs.
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Tomb. Huss 4 CO.,
Rank of TifIin.

r. w. su.wuIs "A G.sEArH, Bants" VI.
h.e, shs rhsn'. New Block, whore the, wiIltrsnSe'
/. ss.srsi Banking business and pay ln'sr'" on pe'
posit, - fellow.
A.r. 1'1s 'r A. @. SHEATH. c..hi.I.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
q. Clay,

ntto.nsy aad ConnsslloI at Law and Notary Pub.l
Fo.,oris, Ohio. will aisnd promptly to all bu,i,
be paid to all kiads OF Collse,ons, In Seneca and
axPioiniaE counties.
oTnes-witAJ. Y, JoAs'. B'q, In Hals'BlOck,
zap stairs
fostoris, ,Ausuus6, 1864.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

TnE official vote Of Illinois foots up,
Lincoln, ls9,i27; Mcclellan, s,3i9
Lincoln's majority, 3l,0S3,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

XxTE assJ ast sseeising aisrgs lot Of 0roesTiss %
Wv 'Ssdacsa pficsN Call ndses. " LlI.LI
.,,,osi 3st L. A. BGsksRkks k.s!.i BRO, a..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

TX. Hosp, Attorney at Law. q. J. KExS, Auor
psyr Law and Notary Puhe. Olies, Commercial
Row, Up Stairs, soo'hss,t Corner.
Iauusty %, 1864,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

Thrto arc no streams Of consequences
60 cross on this ruu'c.
Macon is situated on the west bank Of
the Ocmulgcc river, aud is the capital Of
Blob county, Georgia, thirty miles SOUTH
west of Millcdgcy.lle. II Is at the head
of steamboat navigation aud at the
junction Of the &c rgia Central with the
Mac, n and Western railroads, one hun
d'cl aud uinety.one miles from Savan-
nah. II is place Of some notes having
eight churchcs,a college, two banks. four
prjning Offices, and about six thousand
iniabitan's. A bridge three hundr ID and
eighty mine feet in length crosses the
Ocu'u'g gee.
From Macon to Savannah is one hun.
drcd aud eighty miles, and the follow ing
ixa table of distances.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

THE official vote OF New York aggre-
gates for Lincoln, 36s,730; Mcclellan,
3Gl,93i. Licoln's majority, 6,796.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
From Ihe Rev. Joseph H. ksnnaId, Pastor Of the 10th
uanti.t q hnt,b

From rhe Rev Joseph II. .ksnnaId, Pastor OF the IOt
Baptist Church.
Or. Jaekson-DeM siri--I have been frequently
osqne,'ed to eonnec. my name with commend al lon
different Kinds Of medicines, but fegArdi ng the
prac tce ~ out Of my appropriate sphere, Ibsvs IN
all cases dec ned but with clear proof In ,Arou,
instances, and particularly In ny family Of the use
fulness Of DR.. iloonNnd's German Bitter, depAr
for once from nv usual course, TO express my fnl
conviction that for general debility Of the system
and especially for Liver Complaint II !, safe an,
valuable preparation In some csse' II may fail
but usually, doubt not IL will be very benefoin al Il
those who suffer from the cause.
Yours very respectfully, J. u KENNARD,
Eighth below Goats ST., Philadelphia a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

Mexican mustang Llnlment.
The parie, in 81. Loui, 4 Cinsinnsui. ,hohsvs
been Couutsrfeiiing the Mustang Linimsnt under
prs,en,s OF proprie,orhiP's hive been thoroughly
stopped by the Courts. ToSuard againN further i'm
position. have procured from the U. = Treasury,
vprivaie steel plate revenue stamp, which is plae.
ed over the top OF each bottle. Each stamp bears
:he rae SMILE ofmy signature, and without which
the article 10 aConntsrfcit, dangerous and worth.
Is" imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lini-
msnt hs, been Id use and growing In f,ver for ma
ny yeAr. There hardly sIi'u hamlet on the habi
table Globe that doc, not contain evidence OF its
wonderful eaectI. II IL the best smolisntiE the
world. with iu prc'eht improved Ingredients, its
effect, upon man or bsas, Hre perfectly temaTta.
bic. Sore, are ehealedj pains relieved, live, saved,
valuable animal, made u.efu and untold ill,as
susEsd. For cuts, bruises, 'prain', Theumsti,m,
,wsllinsi, bites, ed breasts strained hore, sc,
II |, a Sovereign Remedy that ,houid nevsrbe dis.
pen,ed with. II should be in svesy family Sold
by all Druggists.
D. s. BARNES, NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist Oh.
Germantown, Penn.
DR.. &. VI. JAeksOn-De0T SiE--Penonal ekpei
ence enables me TO say that rega I'd the German
Bitter. prepared by you as most excellent edei ne
In case of severe cold and general debility, hav,
been greatly benefited by the use or The biters, nn,
doubt not they produce similar ~ OF, upon others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Penn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding NJ. r.
Chutch, PhilAdephia
DR.. Jack son-DeA Sir-ilaving used your Ger
man Biuer IN my family Frequently, am prepared
70 say that 1t has been Of great 'ervire believe thai
in most cases of general debility Of the system II IL
the ~ and most valuable remedy of which bav,
any knowledge. Yours repeatedly,
J, II. TURNER,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
w.r.SoaLE. HARRISON NOBLE
w. p. e. III. Noble,
MOrd & Keen.

Attorney, aud Coun,sllop a, Law. Once In Sin.
ger, New Block, opposite the cou''Houie.
nnxOH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
Maryland.

The total official vote for President in
Maryland, was 72,9l0, divided as follows:
Lincoln. McClel Union
maj.
Home vote 37,372 32,Iis A,95i
Soldiers vote 2,709 JJi 2,47S
Total 4O,I7I 3a,T39 7,432
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
&. II. Watson,

Attorney at Law. WIN attend promptly TO all
kiads eflsgal business. Onies Ia Con nereial ROW
rifin, Ohio, 4.. H horS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

From the Rev. J. VI. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
tilt Churches.
NE~ ROCHELLE, N. V.
DT. g. NJ. JnekIoB--Dea Sir--I feel u a pleasure
thps, ofmy accord, In bear testimony TO tbs "a.
cellence OF the Gsrman Hitteu. Some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsla, fused them
with very beneficial results. ! have often recon.
mended them TO person. nfeebled by that Tme
disease and have heard from them the most fauehng
testimonials as to their great value. In eHses oi
general debility, believe Il to ba tonic that oan
not be surpassed. M LYONS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
SEED WAREHOUSE
BOWIE &c LYSLE

B-e leave to inform the public at large and psrticu
hrly The people Of Seneca county, that they have
purchased the entire interest In the above named
estsbli shment, and that they are now prepared to
furnish snyhing in their line at the lowest market
price. Their stock willcompi,e--
Agricultural Implements Household Implements,
and M.ehinsry Of all such a, Clothes Wrinreu.
Kinds Scales, all kinds; Clothe, Frames, Clethss
Baskets and Measures, all Baskets, Wash Boards,
,izes and kind,j Crosscut Slaw Cutters, Apple
SAVE, Mntioeks, Grub. Pesler,, Knife Grinder,
bing Hoes, &c. Sc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08

From the Rev. Thos, Wintor, Pastor Of RoEboTough
Baptist Church.
Or. .Jaqkson-DehT Sir-l feel II due 10 your
eellent preparation, Iloonand's German BiiteTs to
add my testimony TO the deserved reputation II has
obtained. have for years, az times, teen troubled
with great disorder In my iead and nervous system.
was advised by friend to ", botile Of your Ger
man Biiien, did so, and have experienced great
an uns Ipeee relief my health Ia, been msienAl
benefited, 1 confidently recommend the article
whers meet with similar io my own, and have
been assured by many Of their good efise,s.
Respectfully yous, T. WINTER,
RoIborough, Psnn.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
John McCaulcy

Attorney a, Law, THIN, Ohio. omss, Second
Floor, Tomb's Block.
March 40, lah1. 2I.U
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PRICES

Large Size thoding nearly double guSniity,l
81 per DOltle-hAlf dozen IS 90
SMALL Size rs cents per Bouls--hslf dozen. 90
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From Rev. J. s, Herman, Of the German Reformed
.r Church, kutEtown, BeTks County, Penn.
Dr.C. NJ. Jaetscn-Respeeted sir-i have been
ifoublsd with Dyspepsia nearly twenty ysan, and
have never used hnv medicine that did 'ae a. much
seod a, liSehaSd, si,tsm, ! am ysH meeh '"P'o'
Yours with respect, Us. HERMAN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs.

See that the signature OF &C. NJ. JACKSON" II
en- The WRAPPER ofsAch bottle.
should your neare't druggist moi have the article,
do not be put by any OF the intoxicating pTepaTa
lions that may be offered In It's place. but send 10 rs
and we will forward, securely PACKED, by sSpTsn,
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

serst Evsrs. O. sh New York Art'y. sheA, severely
Corp o. Bomsn, @, 36tb Wisconsin. thigs, s9hty.
LAWS Cornell. H. LIST Delaware, thga, severeay. -
n. johnson. X, l4th Connecticut, face, slightly.
WIN. Manning. G, eth Ohio, breast, slightly.
ice. II. Wecks H. 1874 New York, thigh, sevsrevs
Barry, @, lT0th New York. thigh, stixhtiy.
Sergt K HsweIl, l.. 6sn New York art'y. arm sgn4y.
Jas, Cowisg. y. 9Th New York arry, eg. slishuy.
Jesse Hanpan. x, 7th Virgiata, hip aliShtg.
n. jenkins. <. Tth virstnia lung, severely.
Thos. Good B, Ith Virginia, shoulder, slightly
Jso. smith, !. t1th New Jsrssy, thigh, siighty:
n. Callahan K. lT0th New York, shoulder, sltshstN
6ergt. }. burnett. b. TN virgins. arm, slighby. 5.
J. Rlaney, D. 18th New Jersey leg, slightly. n.
Cheesesy ID. lath Nee Jsrssy, lsg, slishty.
W. Hope. D. lAth Connecticut. head, slightly
y. Flood, r, 6oih New York, breast, sifEhuy.
esrst Brs.daes, seth Kew York; arm, smsasly.
@. Mia. B, 4th Ohio, hapd severely.
Smith D. Weldeu. @, seth WIS hip, severely. H.
p. q Staples, K, l9tk Naino, head, slightly.
n. Walton, B, TIN Virginia, neck, slightly.
Lieut. j. d. SaIord q, 6th New York, art fooes shgnNy
Jas. 81. Clair, e. 0th Ohio oav., leg.
Mich. Carroll, !, 69th New York facs, badly.
Dam Keefe, H, 6oth New York, face. badly.
Thos. White. q, lb6th New York, hand, badly
Root Bingham, r. 184th rounsylvana, foot, snghsH
George waikOs. l.. 9Th New York art back, slightly.
Albert Walt, y. 8th New York art, back, slightly.
Hiram Fox, B, l4th Connecticut, foot, slightly.
Alex L0dsr e, 1Slth Pennsylvania. back. severely.
W. Green a. l06th Pennsylvania abdomen, severely.
j. +. Adams, K l64th Pennsy vana, nnger, severely.
Lieut. " Rector, Y, 8th Now York art. leg, severely
Hiram Barber, &, 1920 New York, hip severely.
A. Ward, 9Th Now York art leg. severely.
Asjor Smith, lst Delaware. lsss severely. Na1.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Evening stock Exch ange.
oITY COMMRaOIAL REPORT.

IHUksDAY. NOV. S-6P. u.
AsHsS.-Receipts, 10 bbs. Tho market continued I'M
settled prices ucns ted with gold; small sales have
been made At $l2 so SIS for pots aad sIS so $A for
pearls
BRsADsruUs -Recsipts, Ie.s5s bbh hour. sS2 bbis.
sad 900 bags meal 81, ,lea bushels eas DO
ocrn s,i2f do oats and 81 4ss do barley Tho -four
market was Irregular opening dull and dropping and
closing up nrm at about yesterdays priess with good
home trade demand sales oos bbs State and west
(ncudipg 5000 bbs extra STATE deliverable IN Jan
uary, At el I6O bbls Southern and $50 bbs Canadian
Rye nour nrm but Quiet. Corn meal scarce ana
dearsr; sales lse Dbls. Brandywins ~ - - - o.
w nnunaA
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

ers Who oass alssr him With shasp siok ssv dsvs
since In one q the capitals Of Eurepp psgeo1 thros6A
Paris yesterday on hb way 10 ths UAed etssss havng
abandoned his post. leaving behind him sundry remsn-
brances In the shape of debts 70 all Sorts o adesmsn,
and not very pleasant Impression among The pseps -
70 the integrity and ssspsetAby q oar
abroad 50 long government continues 70 appoint
msa 70 these responsible positions merely for political
reasons Il expect such affairs this ana cannot
expect 70 maintain good reputation abroad
Hoa Aaldsaas, United States hlnis!se !. ~ @ e.ock
hom. n with hh family, spending few days 10 fasis
Per contra 70 the siatspent about Captain ssnmes.
two Gsatiesn uss inform thai they have eesn me
redosbtabls pirAteWAo seems 70 have added ubquity
70 bis other quattes within the past week, a.d since
ne d.ss q h alleged departure IN the iAure-at inc
Grand Hotsi IN Paria I fnd one, however, who
convsssed With him. and inclined 10 believe thai ne
hAs nct esen hare Macy well informed Americans hero
express after dsbslisr The idea that Sem,s intends
agan taking the and Captsia Winslow. before hs
departure, statsd frequently " conversaton that ne
thought Captain Seumes considered himself prisoner
q wsr, and that he would not anoshsr command
until hs bad eses regularly exchanged Should he DO %
Captain Winslow expressed the opinion that shoud be
fan into his hands he would b perfectly jusahed io
eonveuing court martial and hanging him - ths yard
arm.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

OF cant durIrg the week taking ths value ths
coupon into consideration. Erie an4 Inon sharss have
givea Say 81 each. M
October 20 shows following results as compared With
the last accaantInc cash In Aaad 22S millions;
bills discounted NOT yet das Is m,ilions bank notes.
e4b millions; treasury bsiauoe, lis millions; current
accounts, 3 1 millions.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Ihs whess market opened duh and heavy, bus closed
firm at about yesterday prices with good demand for
homo milling sales 90 coo busbes 1 81 II % 70 for
No. Chicago and Racine spring, "a 2s for amber MiL
vaukee, - IS . 81 3sH fer winter red Western, and
50 s3 ~ 45 for amber Michigan. Rye quiet and
the market scascey 90 nrm with sales Of 200 bushels
Wcstern IN store. ~ 81 90. Barley barley were
quiet spd nom,raly unchanged The market ruled
nrner with salcs Of 900 bushels V5 a4 50 for
western mixed Oats were firm. but Qulss at oOc for
State and Ole for Western.
Co,rsa-Ths market rsmAissA qaIst, but nrm, with
small sasa At previous priccs.
Go-TuS-Tho market was dull and unsettled, and
PRICES tribe easier tho sales bcing $50 balsa We
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Exw Laws N NALAnns.--Aiabsma wni ~ decidedly On
unsafe STATE for lag breakers 70 ressds m. Among the
acts paesed ~ the sae Alabama Ies,ssa
Suse which niakee The osimss negro ssesiss
horse stealing burglary robksry ead arsea p~ntsase
With death by hanging. w,sbcut Aiscrstoe of the iury
Asber, " sansh br tmprtsnsmsat 10 ths entssatuvy
for tsm cxcesdiuR Ave years, any tupesasies g.
cor ~ls sloates iDprsssmest hw 10 say shaes ~
fosm y " ssssstssa. or essssodsd ssssuAass e ~
-~sAs. tNe.NaH &9sNHW t@tf fos NNHWt hft f4E .#fal
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
-~-~-~-~-l8~~----~~--e
rur~..w Nov T.

Shs stocS market suffered fur:hsr decline To-Day un
Aer pressure 10 realize an gold although lower was
sss ICES srrasie In is N yssssrdAy The quo
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Since Jan. .slzs. .ss2.st5 l45,ey3. lSs, ,oes
This, however, after a ser,ss wssks in which the
exports averaged moro than millions per week.
ahows heavy fa,ng cE rhe specie disbursements Of
sbe treasury going forward In payment or the inter
the avstwety DeLds, due tie lst instant, win
lnount fifteen Thousand dollars IN the &C.
sregs.e oiy snaA portion Of which has been antci
tatea bs tho holders ard nis the greater part o. H.
VIII % rgmep, bok OF the floating stock Of gold
% the market, aud diminsh tie search
~ Of tie supply ~ present complained Of, and
ssss The for foreign exchange Drawers hold with
nrmness, b, buyors crisicai Of names, and not
without rorso-, locking the preEent and prospective
s.ao francis and commercial aAirs 10 Europe Bank
ers ius1s tisir bits q, sixty days, aac Il0lz
III al t1res dyA Asrcnants' h!lis offered n l0s
~
rather Close money market and lower prices
looked oy tho best ormed, both In the gold
and cn the stocg E.cosnso
a I've Thousand dollars has been offered fog
tns apprehension oi the paying te,r Of the Msrcan
tie taL has asscoaded, 10 supposed with nearly
three hundred thousand dollars beor gng 70 the bank
turtner Dftss1 thosand dollars u offered for
recovery The amount in that proportion for the
sum restored. IL announced that the rernatung
plss ot The bank, ing for the dsfacaton,
S452 100
NJ ths Sinh. .Treasurv to-dnv foi
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Tho upsrket IN London Tor American sscv,,,,es bs.
slnce lsst. b~n aad sd declining, with urodegsts
of trsnk IONS. Nfttcd ave twep,y ,s
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
The PnlIadelpaia banks havs auaounOed thor ssna

The reirrus y The Bank n England for the week end
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ths Princess young tha for anything V - -.
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of Denmark anl sAs brsaking sus u The VA tsswsss
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dropped o sight N fass although Vas undsrsosd
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higb tins for hin v sss nsrrsd--psops thought hs
would sslsos some 0ssnas Pviaes, lks hi lAahsr aaA
grasdfaahsr before him.
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sarosy; but shsy bssss Rcmaa Catholics ives dosbssA
wsssssr tasy vsslA ssosss 10 shs ohases Of rseSou
which the laws 0 Russia and Of che iupsrsal hesss
render indspsssabls ssd o. Protestant priusssss
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The New York herald., 1864-11-04

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