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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
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ELECTION NOTION.
0FrIcE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Lansing Mich Aun 2lsf 1869

OFfICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE,
Lansing Mich, Aug 3lst, 1868.
10 the Sheriff Of The County Of Soginar'
VoU are hereby notified THAI at the next Gen.
il cral Election, to be held on the Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday Of November next,
in the State Of Michigan, the following officers
are to be elected, Wis
Eight Electors Of President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States, a Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor, Secretary Of State, Auditor Gen.
eral, State Treasurer Commissioner Of tho State
Land Office, Attorney General, Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, Member OF the State
Board OF Education, In place OF Wittcr J. Bax-
ter, whose term Of cficc win expire December
3lst, 1864, and Representative in Congress for
the sixth Congressional District Of this State, to
which your County is attached.
Also, ono Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, in place of Randolph Manning deceased
Also Senator for the Twenty seventh Scna-
torial District, of which your County is n part,
agreeable TO tho provisions Of Act No l62, OF the
Session Laws Of 1861
Also, Representative for each of the two
Representative Districts into which your County
Is divided, agreeable to the provisions Of Act No
ZIG, Of the Session Laws Of 1861
In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hercunto
L.. 3. set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of tho State Of Michigan, Mt Lansing,
this 3lst day Of August, A. u. 1864.
GEO. H. HOUSE, Dept. Scc'y Of State.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

again bonnd forth the intrepid cham
pion OF free inquiry, fearless innova-
ton and unsparing reform; and, rush
ing on torch in hand, will, as it ought
to, lead the march of events. For
these reasons, and on this faith, / re-
peat that l am in favor of General
Mcclellan.
JOHN A. McCIERNAND.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

CoSrExPrmIE.-The fact has been
developed during the past week
that hundreds of democratic papers
sent through the Post Office to regu-
lar subscribers have been sold from
that institution for Wrapping paper
The names having been left on some
of the papers led to the discovery of
the outrage. These are the style Of
acts that party claiming to monop-
Ollie all the piety, morality, decency
ana patriotism resort to to carry out
their purposes. Contemplate, is per-
haps too weak an expletive to apply
to SO infamous violation of the
rights of a free and loyal people, but
the affair is SO utterly mean and des-
picable even in its criminal character.
istics, that we can only regard it in
that light. We have neither time
nor space for particulars, but will give
them in full hereafter.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
SnEnrrF's 0rrIcE,
Saginaw, Sept. Ia. 1864.

TO he Legal Voters Of tie County Of Saginar /,
You are hereby notified that ut the next Gen
cral Election, TO bc held ON The Tuesday sue
Feeding tho FIRST Monday of November next, In
the State Of Michigan, tho following County on
GERS for the County Of Saginaw, State cf Michi-
gan, are TO be elected, via: Sheriff, Clerk,
Treasurer, Judge of Probate, Register Of Deeds,
Prosecuting Attorney, Circuit Cnust connission-
or, County Surveyor, and two coroners.
JESSE II. RUACKENBUSH,
265te Sheriff u Saginaw Co., Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

city, are so well and favorably known
that we need say no word in their be-
half.
Let the Saginaw county Democracy
do their duty in respect to the election
Of tho whole ticket and little fear
need be entertained but q triumphant
victory will be the result.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
SWANS BOURBON BlTrERs

~fhp ere made Of Ingredients we'll knews
end approved By the w'sdico' pwefsssio~, -
y having pess.fsl tonic Svcpsrstss, ere both
Dalasshls end pleasant, with sufncient s1saefl-
sstHg y~cp~siss 70 correct the bilious dersnss.
0sns Of The system, and act like charm whsn
eaksn according 70 direction. - . remedy ioe
shs following diseases :-Isdtosssios, Dvspsp-
Ga. EcsHdies, Liv~ A6sesioms. Loss Of Apo
~, Lspnss " Spirit, SaI'sss 0smpisxsios,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

These figures slrow IA murgin of
twenty-one votes, and even if fraud
and military usurpation be repeated
in Indiana, the loss of the electoral
vote of that State cannot defeat Nc
Clellan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

DEsporIsM.-Read the article on the
first page in relation to the interview
between the Tennessee commissioners
and the government"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

- for the County Of Saginaw.
Curtis Emerson, Notice is hereby given, that
VS. on the 18th day Of September,
john Tully. "a. ID. 1864, writ Of attach
ment was issuod out Of the Circuit Court for tho
County Of Saginaw. at the suit Of Curtis Emer-
son, tho above named plaintiff, against John
Tully, tho above named defendant, for the sum OF
two hundred and fifty seven and 2l-l00th dollars,
which writ WINS roturrablo October 9TH. 1864,
upon which property was attached, but the defcn-
dsnt could not be found.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

To the Electors ofh City Of East Saginar.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of
the above notice Of the Secretary Of State and Of
the Sheriff OF tho County Of saginaw General
Election for the Officers named In tho notice Of
the Secretary Of State, viii be held tho second
Tuesday of November next, at the following places
In the city OF East Saginaw;
First Ward, $50. Engine House No.2
Second Ward, Engine House No. l,
Third Ward, Engine House No. 3
The polls win be open at eight o'clock In the
forenoon, and close at fvc o'clock In the afternoon
BY order Of Common Council
M. II. FREEMAN, Crg Clerk
East Saginaw, October 20. 1864,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
M ALTA ND HOTEL.
GoDERIcH, Q. W.
B. WILSON. PROPRIETOR,

b. WILSON. PROPRIETOR,
(Late K. Hosker)
This Hotel convenient TO the busice part Of the
Town, Is situated on an cminence commanding
a beautiful view of tho River Maitland, Harbor
and Shores Of Lake Huron Spacious Gardens.
Pleasure Grounds, &C., attached. Every con-
venience for Fishing Parties, Tourists, and
those seeking pleasant and Healthy Summer
Resort. Choice Liquors and Cigars Omnibus
belonging to tho House in attendance at the
Boat and Cars.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
aE0ssGE N. PENDLETON.

rEEsIDtSTIkt ElEcroRs
Elstiors al Largo
SAMUEL IT. DOIIGI-As-
"a, IIX ROBINSON. .s
lst Distrirt-IIESRXI HART.
~ Distrif--ROYAL Il. TWOMBLy,
"a Distriei- d.. DARWIN HUGHES,
IN Disfriet-JOHN LEWIS,
81 slriet-rHICuAEL E. CR0rOoT,
Ga Distriei-RICiIARD EDWARDS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
TOR LADIES =
ANToINETTE's GREAT
/ FEMALE REGULATING PILLS
GROCERIES At COST.

II PRITZ, Washington Street. opposite the
lie bancroft House, Is closing out his Stock
Of Groceries and Provisions ut cost
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
Z = : = =
CAMP d HUSE.

Lawyers and Government Claim Agents,
No 4, Hess Block East Saginaw, Mich.
Office formerly occupied by A. W. Eggert Esq,
Especial attention given to collections and
Bounty Land Agency business. 274
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
sWAlpS BOURBON BITTERS

F0R .H.,', = .s,.-i
2se6ssAs, osssivsssss, and Kindred diseases,
oasang nom . disordersd condition Of ~
eeeussh. Liver. or Bowels. Let svsrv oss
~ these agreeable Bisters; once tried and
ussd. they win recommend them with cos6-
osnce 70 Ill others who are In need Of whole
soDs. agreeable and edsctusi tonic. The rap
sdiy nsreasing demand for these biissrs has
Induced me 70 sivs them pablioity, % thss
shoussnds who have nos used them. may try
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED srxTrs,.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
STATE TICKET.

For Coroner
WILLIAM VI. FENTO N. ~
For Lieut.. Governor
LII, MARTIN :. DRACKETT.
For Secretary Of State
GEORGE Is. TURNER.
Tor AUDITOR Gsneral--
CHARLES w. BUTLER.
Ror Treasurer
GEORGE G. MUNRO.
FOR Superintendent of Public InstrHction
JOHN ID. PIERCE.
For Commissioner Of SiateLand Office
GEORGE NJ. RICH.
For Attorney Generqi-.
LEVI BISHOP.
Tor Member of Board Of Education
OLIVER g. COMsTOCk.
10 GU rdcmcyl -lI md .,.-i
ALPHEUs FETCH.
For Regent Of The University 20 NIL raeancy)-
BYRON G.. STOUT.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET. l.I. De-
For Sheriff Jesse IL. oUAcKENBUsI,
For County Clerk-GEORGE SCHMIDT,
For Treasurer --TIIOMAs l.. JACKSON,
For Judge Of rrobstc-- i,1'
ROBERT II. THOMPSON,
For Register of Deeds-,JAMEs N. Coffee,
cnAUNcEY IL. GAGE,
For Circuit Court Commissioners
JOHN y. WHEELER,
For County Surveyor LEWIS LEoIicLER,
For CoroDers-- JOHN u. WHITE,
JOHN
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

'' For Represent ttivcs,
1st Dis.rct---DAN p. FOOTE,
2d '"ai .4JOuN G. HUBINGER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

i Representative in Congress--6th District.
-or % WILLIAM WILLARD.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

For State Sepator-27th District,
. GEORGE LORD.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

more .sas = 90 so ooo "A J.. u yhioA only y iusig
o 90 .nt properties oru4c. The Aies were 80 oon.
crude al lSe., 400 do. reenedS 10 bond g ~ 20
0ohc. tine Spat aud 7fo- tosUext month; zoo 40,
free At STkc. &c.. and $50 do refined benzino al 90
ab2ko
PROVISIONS .241 bbis. pork, 267s packages
beef 3fS and 2l2 do lard The pork mar
ke-bougn quite active, the demand being chiefly spcou
ia!iye-was$l a$t 90 Esr bbL lower, owing chiefly %
sS Of SIS SIS Is for OLD msss sss lax $50 for new
and regular way closing At s35 z cash. $sa %
$9 rs for primo, and $50 50 $50 10 Tor prime mess
Also future delivery, 5000 bbls new mess lSo4-'oo
sellers opon At ss for ana so Sys sSS od
mess us63'6l, buyers optivn), q $50 ior Decemosr
and 500 bbls. prime mess, sellers opttoa. - tSJ.
Peef was In fair demand snd hrm, with sales
Of 600 bbls.. at 81 $i2 for untry mess
fierce beef quiet but nrm Beef haas were IN fair re-
quest the market hfm with sales on ITO ocs - 30
sos 60 Cut meats In increased dcmand but lower
with sales Of S76 packages at l6c lsc Tor snouaets
and $50 2lo for hama also 21b packages swes.
AZ I8I.c zoe. respectively. Bacon sides were in dc
mapd and 6rm With sales Of 10000 lbs. short riboca
middles al 2lc. Tho lard market was less acsvo sno
scarcely firm. Sales OF 1000 bbls. and tiercss at
l9kc. 20kc for No l. 9Okc 22Ac. Tor fair 70 prime
4sc for Western and 48 56c FOR state Cneese Ques
| at Isc. CSC Tor common TO primo.
x-We notice sales OF ll0 bags Rangoon on prvase
| terms. .s.~ -
the market trhe casicr owing to the decline -
cold The sales were about 140 hhds Cuba muscOvAdo
at from 16c. to q ctho inside price for low graaes
Refined Nas less active and nominal AZ 29c TOT nArd
at l7IIc q $780,; aso so bbs. white marrow at l1Ac
wHsKKv.-Reccips, 494 bbls. The market was neavy
and lower Sales 5O bbs at 81 S6 81 30, closing VIII
| plenty sellers cf prime western ct 81 80.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

was specie surplus Of say forty-ssyen millions.
and it was held that this could always be. main
Ia med by adjusting the tariff from time to time
accordingly. while no difficulty. it was observed.
would be experienced in raising another forty
millions by the internal revenue tax. payable in
gold. sE
The whole scheme. we need hardly say
would be costly experiment for the
people and government. In the first place,
to raise eighty millions Of revenue in gold. In
addition to that necessary for the payment OF the
interest on the funded debt (Which would Dc
largely on the increase for three years to come by
conversions of seven-thirty notes. even the eaie
of long bonds should be stopped now, would in
volve an onerous system Of taxation. In the
second, the customs duties are specially pledged
to the payment of interest ON the fund debt;
and, in the third 1t would cause the government TO
pay, supposing the plan possible Of execution. In
twelve years and six months thousand millions in
gold for thousand millions Of paper for which It
received value only according to the scale Of de-
probation. This would be ''paying dearly for our
| WHISTLE" and constitute greater evil than ever
usury laws wereframed to prevent.
| We should not have referred to this scheme so
much at length but for the suppossion that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has it under considera-
| tion in view Of its approval by that luminary Of
| the financial world, Mr.. 8. =. Chase. Es
There is but one course for the country to adopt
with regard to its financial concerns, II the disas
ters which the present policy threatens arc
to be averted, and that is to put stop to further
currency issues and withdraw two-thirds Of those
already aAoat. BY thus restoring the currency to
healthier state, and enhancing the gold value OF
the paper dollar, our entire monetary system will
bo improved; but without a more solid basis than
nine hundred and odd millions Of irredeemable
paper as at present, the whole fabric is in danger
of falling to pieces.
The highest cash prices of the leading railroad
and miscellaneous shares at the first session of tho
Board Of Brokers to-day, compare with the quota
tions on Wednesday Of last week as follows
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. I'D r. II.
AsHEs.-Rscelrts, 80 bbs The market 10 irregular,
and as prices follow the course ct s little or nothing
was done, and We omit quotations
Observation-Disclosures, l6,s7s bb.s. nouy, I3i bbis
and 23s bags corn meal, 11o.se2 bushels wheat All
do corn 1s2 4ol do oats 1854 do rye and 100 go do
barley. Tho -four market was &C. Toe. lower in symps
thy with the fall ~ gold, with increased bus.nsss
mainly speculative The receipts we're TO fair extent
and the stock In store has largely accumulated within the
past few wceks though the bulk Of the supply s hold for
account Of spectators. sales, 90 900 bbh State and
western including 1000 extra STATE deliverable last baIr
Of January, a. $40 So and 200 do on the spot for n
yestnent Within cur range also 900 southern and 100
Canadsn Rye nour wss without material change win
sales Of l2s bels al 81 25. Corn meal scarcely q,
hrm prioc with saes OF $50 bbs at SIS 60 FOR caoric
aud ~ 20 Tor brandy vine, which extreme figures
nt the ccss BuckSheat was selling At So rs 81 10 per
WA
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

wrpSE DAY, Nov. sos NJ.
The rold market. which had been in the ascend
ant since Saturday morning. under the purchases
OF the "bullr operators, submitted TO decline
TO-DAY chiefly in consequence Of sales to realize.
There were no rumors OF importance in circula-
ton beyo,d one to the effect that General Burn
aide had embarked at Fortress Monroe with twen-
" thousand men to cooperate with Sherman on
che coast of Georgia. The speculative feeling was
tanner than yesterday, On the whole, and he quo.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
eucs January e1l2 4sl.osS lss zss .s7s 22s
The New York imports comnara aA folloMa:--

Since January ei5S.I42s74 l66 oo1 2ls seo lo4
The following table shows the amount Of specie
which arrived at the Eastern ports Of the United
States from foreign countries and California, and
the exports from this country, including Califor.
MIA, to foreign ports from 1860 to 1883 inclusive-
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Which shows an excess Of exports over the i'm
ports Of $ll 500 ,4s3. Dur ing the period men
toned, however, probably not less than thirty
millions In treasure REACHED the Atlantic coast
overlan1 from the aurferous territories and if we
take into account che specie which is brought in
small Gums TO this country by emigrants, but
which amount annually TO large aggregate, we
will find that at the commencement OF the present
year there was more gold in the loyal States east
OF the Rocky Mountains BY nearly q hundred mil
lions than we could count on the first Of January
$780, The statistics of the present year, however,
show heavy drain upon our specie. Only about
eleven millions have arrived by sea from Califor-
mia and FIVE millions from abroad, while our ex-
ports. exclusive Of what is shipped 70 foreign
countries from California, will reach nearly fifty
millions. During the coming year we anticipate q
great change In the movements Of specie. Our
exports OF produce uow approximate more closely
ths importations of foreign manufactured goods,
and II we can manage TO keep our trade with
other countries evenly balanced os II 10 at pres
ent. there will be very little foreign demand for
our gold in 1865.
The Boston 7rarezer Of yesterday says
The supply currency is steadily Increasing. Demand
loans hsve boen freely offered to-day and Few anssc.
dsy) reported a. I'VE per cent The calls IN Tho
street were quite limited and there more lenders
than borrowers Dividend paying stocks and bonds are
firm and scarce but the orders ID buy them rather
m oderats, With The exception OF the public securities
which are IN quick request for large amounts. speous
tve shares continue depressed the most of them are
quoted at lover psioes than when gold below two
hundred
The annexed table exhibits the condition Of the
banks Of Ohio on the lst day of November, 1854. |
far comparison with previous reports could not
ps made, inasmuch as numbcr of the State insti
tuuons have changed to the national SYSTEM
Ies.1ssa bank. :ss hsis o.s;sss sssss I,,s;s ,cs
hrsaesss State sissss s s sSs .ss4s, :a Ml ss;ss
rssaL.".....sS aSsss IIso.soi siis.7i n.iissIs |
{. The Now York and Boston Railroad COMPANY
propose to unite that corporation with th Bos on
Hartford sAd Erie Railroad, also leasing 10 them
their property. special meeting Of IN New
York and Boston road is to NC held at woonsocse,
December 49, to act on the subject.
h, The Boston and Providence Railroad COMPANY
propose 70 increase their capital stock by the
creation Of three tfiousstd obe hurdred and forty
shares. for the purpose oi sompleting double
truck between Boston and Providence.
There is 6 coal oil excitement in Perry, Harri.
scr ord Crawford countr~ Indiana, and large
tracts eflani have leon loasea ~ tbc spccuiators
Tie fe'tlo ani wal.ash Hallway Company
aaWJ-ca .A:'t rs. S'fae1' ut he common stock
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
DRoposALs FOR. FIVE nUSDRED THOUSAND
j. dollars Volunteer 6sdiers - -
Ill

FAMILY AID FUND BONDS. 70 IL
Scaled viii be rccrircd ~ the Com roHsrs
oHice until weine.day the 2iss day ot December 1854
O'Clock r NJ, when the aame VIII os puhsicy opened or
ths purchase whole part Of the OF hvo
hundred thousand do!lat, OF the .yclnueer soldcrs'
Family Aid Fund Bonds No H. su'horixed by an ord
nance or me Corporation Soverbsr se 1854 ana
set q A Legislature Of sas state 81 New iors passed
The ssd bonds w bear interest a, the rate Of six per cent
per apuuu payable seni annually the frat day of Nav
and November in each year and the pracpsi vii. be re-
deemed November l. 1878.
the price Der hundred dollars teeo and the persons
whose accSed will tnercupor he required 10
deposit the Cha Of the City a. the Broadway
Bank the SUNS ~ ardsd 70 them respectively
presenting To the Comptroller the receipts OF the
CKsn6eir for such deposits the parties viii be titled
bonds equal amounts OF par value h0feo
bearing Interest from the dates OF payment
bach proposition should be sealed aud endorsed FRO
pQsas Volunteer Sodfsrs' Family Aid Fund Bonds,
& W and enclosed in!a second envelope addressed TO the
The ybt is reserved 70 rsect sny all OF the bids the
'A'o''a'' y ~ NArfHEw T. BRENNAS cemptrcller
CfTS Nrw ToHE, DErApTyE~r or
FfSAScE. ConSTE0ILsRs OFFICE
Nov
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
PETROLEUM GoMPANY
PERsfDh>Nr, ,.
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ORGANIZED UNDER rffE LAwSb B. y PENNsfLVAstA.

PERsfph>Sr. .
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ORGAN NIZRp UNDER TiiE LAWS D. erENSSfbVAsth .
QFrfCERs. var w..
rr.siasn.-1S0ag ghMeRps, gn Esq :" X. ."A'
General Ecssent supsrnts ndani John NJ. CL4sp 80
.Counsei-Asssrs PbATT, GERARD BuCKLES. -"
York. -
AMOKY FuWARO5, ESQ, New York
EbEy y. CROCkEH. Hsl, oi Orocker wsrfsn, New
rLEIcHER wEsrAAY. Esq. o; wssrsy. Gibbs Hard.
j. CLAPP. Esq.. PRESIDENT, venspss coup,y reansyl.
L. r. SIMPSON. SEQ. Of L. w. simpson 4 Co. Eex Ysrr
low price OF 100 the ever known 10. oil
heaIina isr,isory; sud forms les S.....
IN saxREs OF sas sACt,, ifiR vxIrE... ''s''S''0V"
sUBsCRPfoN PRICE, o. PER SHARE.
beIrs IN tn ray msnt Tor S25 share Ne further call
2lcOo sHxRRs, OR 100000 REsERvKD roR WORK
N tN0 CAPITAL
Parties subscribing In this Company will BE- entitled 10 an
slus Inter est IN two other Companies adoulas, without
Tho lands these companies are iosa.sA on the Aeghauy
river. and Henlock Porcupius ana MeCrea creeks,
making ~ OIL boring territory 81 and half miles
Tae wells this property are ss.ns sunk with grsa,
visor and prsnss ppss,,I. Y. arse supplies Of OIL ,
~ nrssn: Ss;S S
company gt ~ stocs and the above benus each oi
vcsted, without further call or essessment.
Subscription tookS mspe. and all other Information
be obtained ~ the Once o. the Subscripton AGENTS
No sabscrpssons taken FOR . snsn enc hmrdrsJ cesr
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Total four years. .S1S5, lis 2ss, ,os7,S57
The exports Of specie from the Atlantic ports
during the four years sbove indicated were as
follows:--
$780,. $40 2ao 1882 ....... &ae ,sss ose
1891. 20, ,792 os0 1sc3........ o4,l66, ,5pp
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Of three snd half per cent, payable on and after
the 2Oth Of December. NJ
Our advices from New Orleans by mail are to
the 10th inst. On the previous day the cotton
market did not exhibit much activity, but the fol-
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
aEW PUBLlCATlOns.

ETRUCTIvEn NMf lHa
PuBEIsEED THIS DAY,
HEADLEfs
MAJOR GENERAL y. ". NITCHEL.
THE ASTRONOMERS AND PATRIOT
EniRA THE PATRIOT B0Y.
rpressly for boys and young men, ~ she popular
author apA kEV r. g. HEApLEY
a.. ... O. i6ms., fancy cloth, 500 pasee. fully ius-
Tscd PreS - ~ now READY,
s FOURTH THOUSAND OF
uk ADLEYi6 BQfy LFE or
nssS UE GBE. u D. VkANT'
a. nine iiassrssious uaieorm Win
sSS1s. TYs III. rr,Ss Ss n Soc.,. rnrrox p...,.r
WIN, 49, ~ Grsnd street, New rork.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
VVIRurrunn.

Er.EoA M ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE nom TUH,
"A pfure fop sals sncrHes Vks property n nay
leaving the Furneurs ooercd With brocAteS
hsr ana bipina Furniture fnquirs n NJ his Wsss
Tweuy ihird street, sser stzsh svsnuA 1. - -.
lruRrrrvRE wANrsD-A lsAn0n LoT OF INC oED
IL sr asf aiss s ssS.s VetRf Wl pSasssd fs sS % X
X address r AifIsws. ~ srcsdwsi - U Ssis
IroR sALB--yURyIrUnn. ron ayx pooxa ~ \
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The New York herald., 1864-12-01

The New York exports. exclusive Of specie, FOR
the week ending November Is. compare as fol-
lows with former retuns:-
1862. la61 1864.
For tke 0aak a 600 $40 5,251 ,6J4 1850 ,303
Previously repord lSs ,ll7 os5 7s4 926