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silently, tenderly, move round this bier
me nerye: Of my spirit are centuring here
Down to his lonely bed m the cold clay.
Aye, slowly and sadly, lay in his grave
Tho boy wculd ghdiy have persisted 70
save.
Duder'inat cof1n.lld hes every joy,
nv once ardent. spirit folding, It's wings,
Stll to his i6v'd' body desparingly cnngs
Then bury together my hope and my JOY,
MY heart, ia that coffin clings to nay boy
N cruel wSsS snS Sa Se pae s I ssSs @
why dwell on The moment he left bright
hDuse,.
.'t Brave-hcartcd and buoyant, far southward
to roam.
Away, among strangers, mid hardship and
To battle with dangers that stout hearts
Is Z might daun'- 4iE : - ~ I
WHY dwell on his suferings--no relative there
To bathe his hot Forehead, or breathe out a
prayer.
No, sirter-~no mother to soften his bed, -
No theT,--no brother to hold up his head;
Or with loving converse, beguile the long day
Or watch while 30 slowly the night wore
away.
Lay him down tenderiy 10 his long rest;---.
kach clod on his coffin falls, too, on my
breast, ff.-f.,,ltf 81
Calm be thy sleeping, my poor soldier boy
l will follow thee weeping, my hope an'
Ny days Of heart-anguish awhile win hide
Then lay me down weary, to sleep by th,
r
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To Arms ! To Arms u

CAUTIONR-None aregenuine nnless the word "TIol-
LowAY, NEW YoK AND LONDON" discernble the
mark in every leaf Of the book of directions, around
each pot or box; the be plainly BY holding the
eqo the light handsome reward will be given any
rendering snch noma ton lead to the detection
Of any party parties couuteeng the medicines vsnd
ing the same, knowing them TO he spnriou7. a-
20 Sold at, the inanufscory Prersrr IIorIow Az 30
Maiden Lane New York. and BY all respectable Druggist,
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized world
pots at 30c zoe, and 81 10 each. ..,a- =
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AND OiNTM ENT.

Those feelings which sadden u.s. usually arise from trou
bic and annoyanees obucted perspiraoa eating
drinking whstever Is unwholesome thus dstub bng the
healthdl action Of the liver aud stomach These organs
he relieved IL you desire TO be we'll The Pills. taken
accounting the printed instructions will quickly produce
healthy action in both liver stomach, and natural
consequence clear bead and good appetite.
Wives and Sisters Of our Volunte eers
You cannot put Into the Ktapsaes Of your Husbands and
Brothers valuable necessary gift than sup
ply Of this
Extraordinary Military Salve.
The lonely -enty walking his rcnds st night exposed nd
drenehing rains and cl night air. Is often seized With mop
VIOLENT PAINS, COUGH and suFFoCATING HoARsE-
NESS, first symptoms OF QUICK CONSUMPTION. but sup
piled with H0LLOwAY'S PILLS and IfOII.OwAY'S ONT
morning. and the Ointment brisky rubbed twice day
the throat and chest will remove the SEVEREST PAINS
and stop the most distressing DANGEROUS COUGH.
Therefore we say to the whole army;
Soldiers, Attention
See your health do not trust the Army supplies
thoroughly tested they the only remedies used In
the European Camps and Barracks; for forty Doe
Holloway supplied all the Armies Europe
the CRMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot at Bal
scava for the exclusive sale of these GREAT REMEDIES;
time his special Agent there has sold ton in
weight II the Ointment in single day These terrible and
a fst., / enemies ss1a o. the SOLDIER INCAMP,
u0US ERUPTinNS, sil disappear like charm before
fs snd Ointment and now, while the Cry rings throughout
the land -se--sf--ss-9 =.
To Arms To Arms
hands these PRECIOUS REMEDES, that will enable them to
resist the dangerous exposures the Feyer the Cs the
wounds which thy cannot aTod and what Is cannot
frequently get in the moment of need whereas flour
have only put their hands into their Knapacs
aud find there remedy f all The casualties Of the bat
field how many Thousands lives would TINS he saved
who would otherwise perish tvre relief could be obtained
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

Tom Moore compared love to potatoe.
becauss Il shoots from the eyes, or rather,
exclaimed Byron, because it grows less by
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

Would Inform the People ofyO Ohtoildnd
Western Pennsylvania, Of a Fen Faets !:
Fact No. I.
rs that Gen. Burnside will take Rich
Il mond In less than two weeks, and that ..F
\, Abraham the Illinois Rsl!splitter,
s bound TO win sooner or later. And heAbrshsm-sd-
vises to still 50 and furnish the people with
Food and Raiment
tour extremely and uusccuuutsby Low PRICES snd
Fact No. ii,
That there IL not In Benifhted Ahtabua Complete
or better Selected STOCK OF
af Groceries,
accordingiy They viii give AWFUL FILE Of Goods for
my Green Backs. with Ph1 thereon, and notice
Fact No. III,
That they also have Pile Of .. ....s.,-,
Clothing,
Boot, and Shoes,
r~ l4s g Hats and Caps,
nd By the advice Of Mrs. Abraham and the little Abes
Examined our store with -.. -
Dry Goods,
at prices to beat the World So you you nd ere
thing from pin to hcyshsad Of Sugar. And In
Fact No: w,
You will nd they take kinds PRODUCE, any thing
the Farmer Mechanic has 10 sell for their goods.
Fact No Y
We sell goods for PAY. and he.r Books. 30 com.
prepared ont mention Tut Il has become worn out
entirely Wit You win see In
Fact No. VI,
That isey ersyins CASH for Flour and Ns BEG Hoops
Lumber, &c
Fact No. VII.
You viii eat 10 per cent BY buying Of US.
Fact No. VIII, .rr
That Old Mechanics Row Is "a give place TO ers
comnodons and imposng structure for the
Of our increasing business.
Call and see u.s. one door South Of the Post 0fhce.
Ashtabuis. Nov. %, 1862. '-r HASKELL SON.
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1T IS LESS scoMPIlCArED-A SIMPLER MACHINE.
his well understood principle 10 Mechanics that the
least complication and the least gearing In machinery
eeary TO suserye the purpose for which Is designed the
better Ours Is the only sisslegeared Mower now In
ket and viii need srgument 20 convince faTes that
because Of this @ II vii be less liable get Of order
and more readily repaired II accidentally broken s
Our Mower is better thaR any Of ~ f smother
reason In the construction Of rivl Maenss tsi pfopre
tors have found Il neeesAsry 70 them up bzh
ton TO prevent elogging" Heretofore, those Machines
having the highest motion have been mos. popular With
eoggng' has been % The difficulties 10
be overcome and the h gbsr the nstiyn cloxRng
By Improvement which made IN Mower We prevent
coggng End etan low motion our knife less than
9urteen revelations Of the dryepheeL which
Than twothirds Of the motion In other Machines Hence
they ouer less resistance to the horses and more durable
than those Of higher motion. I
Our knife placed line with ths xxss n the
wheel which s fsund fsIvieeabe In moving knott, OF
gey hA.ng comparatively low motion. II Il
bic to break when rousht up BY hidden stub OF stone;
and ese add 70 the st that timber eating b.r
than can be done With any other Mower
Excepting the tongue AhiDe wholly ef irou
and steel; hence durable than thoss sSe largely O
wood and thereore seztsn 70 srnk sseH and wear cut
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

THE EASIEST DRAHIHG mOHEE USED,
The operator Is enabled throw the sha attached n n.
knife out and IN gear At peasre aud hAvisg laber
ting bar tho knife can be odsd up the mseins md
hence u be rDveniently transported from hcld 10
and viii occupy lsss storage room hayinx 4 over
The seat Is attached BY long sprpes 20 thai
elderly and partial inyids enabled 10 oper.ts ~
and it, simplicity OF gearing makes noseie tIn
double geared machines II Will be s6santz No 70 Grr.
In Es Crawford and Ashtabuia countss In ycni,is
contiguous mAnufAct0fys 10 bny achines nads
homs that any part should be ascldentaly byoks.
piece could be readily substituted.
To OF responsibility, living where the Gspesss VAL
ley has not been ussc make this offer; We will let you
take tis With the agreement your part pur-
ehas. Provided Y shall prove - sod hsrin recon-
mesdee bsiss ae jsdge We believe in the Superiority
o. "a. Movers ss shsa sabse. sysrI sppeuni % per
based upon actual sxperinenf 0ssr b11sa Aasiass
wsre bought and used By hrs in North Fsunsy
so the past season 10 every Of whom rsr persons
oesoes oi pofehakng ODs man moved sixteen In
n;. aaS sae sso,hsr moved acre IN serty
Pobcy challenge ell p-rsos intsrsstsd IN the s.s Of
ri,al howeis 70 meet IN TRIAL HOWING MATCH 90
s9I OF ground apd In all sorts OF sEass. We claim "a
oe soie nos ronghsr meAdDv 70 Ia day
ana NOV ths same number o. With grsstsr sass
w vi ss nIss vi yi's az ssss ssssss
ksstsrp .naheturs Ars shsrxnr 1iis for5oss ds,o1s
~ ths me Wi u < AZ ID 90. 9s:pd e s os
fedsr.i iiiil. % - sd4rsss = q ERF fssos =.
Liberal Discount ~ Made 10 Xesats s''l'o
k'is "a, March 1856 3n7lz a a d pENsNopB
q d AL. p.
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EDGAR HALL has'peen sppoihted BY
H the Gsvernor NOTARY YUbLIc fyt the csunsy f
Ashtbaa aud b. taking pains TO procure special seal he
able d DO ell busins pertaining to fhat ofeein sseh
that further authentieston OF his ocial
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30
NsF,5 PsYs,ssl bsssssFssT ef =
'1ao .Axnor1casa 1sscxoJci

nsrfy Physteei nsesnsrsey ef
T1hc .Azsaextcssa Escxs1ei
lust PUBLISHED BY Dr.. A. Stone,
- rhyneisn TO the Troy leps and Hysienis Instlsnts
ss,,sss Essss "a sss cause q iS-oss B'suy' csa's~p
Th scss i one q hrh moral tore. written IN ess yst
ssieSsss X Al and essfdsns especially a.s'i
rsr.s. md bS.dso s% x & in and oSss h book
Younr Mer fall not 70 send Ter This book W ~ 2.
ladies'. ZOO should si secure copy of'hl book
A word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice to
,,.s. Those who win Reflect. 80
class cf ms,.aies prevail tos asi erssns ip the
unty doons least 100000 youth Of both snnu
any earl. These dissssss are s'5y loRs's
Wasting ces,ampics Time. .hol. abort
sisss cfstsps srsa. pslgitsioe Of n. H~i A,sh@s
dnsss Of The sEht oss o. ne memery dizziness Of h'
head Nsursga pain in ,hs ,srions psts q shs boy
ION, irressSty % ths bowels dssanssd sscrsons u M
Kidneys and other glands Of the body Leucohea OF fleu
slsos &C. &c Likewise Epilepsy Hysssri'' and NerI0o
Nov in ninety nine 10 every hundred a. the ssc,
Iupss and that moot ndious and willy consupptio
ofss s Ssr,. y y I.s ss, ~ wan
succs on The part Of old school practice IN ireetns mp
| toms only q ,.r -,.,.t.,t, -.-- t.,t.s s. ..
Or Andrew s,op. rsy.iei.n % the Lang and ysI.n.
Institution engaged IN treating this class Of me
maiadies with the most astonishing The eahnen
adopted BY the Institution based upon seen
OF posons. The eities of seh that patients ca
be cured their hurnes 10 sny part Of the county from N
curste descriptions ~ their case By letter snd hste IN
medicines sent BY Mail cypress Printed nteroeatoris
will be forwarded on application. Isle,
KCon,umpton Catarrh and diseases Of the throat cure
"A well NJ the home the patients at the Instituon
sending Tho Cold Nrdiceted IsHALlga bAtsAnic NArok
vith hhaler and spe directions f their p's and d's'
applying Tor in,ercsstoes or sdviee, mu'
epeiose return stsmpe, 20 meet atteotion. . -.
YThe tending Physiosn wili Be found at the insti'u
tion Tor consultation, from m 10 M ench day Sur
u''''" '"' DE ANDREW STONE,
Physirisn 10 the Tsey Long HyFien Institute,
y2ss Tl IS Fifth Street. Troy. N. YoI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

hASou-~ShottCAo AVh 1AooO -
lla sgen prH.bfta lals9ss ~ ssig ~, Hsaas
II uERE Yon always Aud the largest aud
S, = S,,.. town .s : ss sS. % @
ss,s ss..;F Hs1 i ssfy & 20 s'S a. -
OUT otk vi eonsis. IN part Of al and sys.of
pl ba9.19 ladies sss Ms..e. Dress cocas. 81 bsia9s
Ladies' ciosts and Ciostines, s' aii
Ladies and Misses shswis
f..dis. and Misses Hoop Shirt,
.eug H Ladies' snd nissss Bslmcrsrstisss $50
Ma, sfh and fisls Gloves Z y Y ''
tl Cotton and Ii.ls Hosiery.
lsdie. snd yl.sss Sun umbs.liss, ,.
isdi.s and Misses shaker Hoods,
..'tt Beau,irai wot,t.d Table Govern,
Beautiful Toilet Quilts,
Boob, svi.. and Dotted ru.lins
Hsm,ook and Barred Huslits,
~ 80 - q y ~ ''Is t'
Z ''sOnse su'l'n'' ''''
Blesebsd and Brown cotsons,
poubls and Twist Cossou.des
All eciors fianrslr,
Fancy and Plain Cassimerea, 4
Fine French Broad cloths, .u
,ls crochery aud Glass wsr.,
Liverpool wsre,
Stone Churns, Jars and Jugs,
Lamps and chIupeys,
Boots and Shoes,
Coffee and Sugar,
and .ueh SPLENDID TEAS,
wall and widow Papers,
&C., &c, &cr &C.. &c- III.
All OF which we guarantee prices high snougl
to please or no osale. tsroJ
lshssbuia, MAY S, 1894.
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EPING CARS
ON xroBr TRAINS 70
Philadelphia, NJ York, Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and rransisrr.d Free. . =
+ r EIGHT 8.

4 n e q n i d
B this route rreghts of all descriptions be forwarded
to and from Philadelphia, New York Boston Baltimore
and from any point the Railroads of Ohio Kenttehy
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa Mssour sy Rat Rood
direct The Peunsylvana Rail Road also conpets st Pitts
burgh with steamers BY which goods be forwarded to
any port on the Ohio Muskngum kenruchy Misssur ksn
sas Tennessee Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi wiscousin
Arkansas and Rivers; and Ceseand sanduy, and
Chicago with to all ports the Nortk Western
Merchants and shippers entrustng the transportation
Of their freight TO this company rely with eonddence on
its speedy transit. y .. . ta' s.'' - -
West Pennsyvania Central Road, at al tiss
faperabie charged BY other ComPaRies s.-,.s
~ Be careful TO mark packages "tfa Penna Ceut1
For Freight contracts shipping directions apply 10 or
either of the following Agents OF the company:
D. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh = ~ 1i
CLARHs CO. Transfer AGENT Pittsburgh ss .i
II. W. BR0wS q Co, Cincinnati, Ohio 900
r. G. MKLpRUh CO. Madison, Iadiana,
J 4. hooRE Louisville. Kentucky.
w.M. AKnAs Evansville, Indians-
H.. SASS, Saint Lonis Missouri.
CLARKE Co, Chicago, nlinoia1 los
j. H. Nc CsLM. Portsmouth, Ohio.
J. N. LOVE, Maysville, Kentucky. ls. a
HALL Co, Marietta, Ohio.
r. AYBEs. Muskingum River. .tF D
w. IA y. L. LANGLEY, Gailpottx 0ofo. 20
II. 3. PIERCE Co. zsnesville, Ohio
N. II. HUDsox, Ripely, o.. f@t a 70
R.C. MEIpsux, General Travelling Agent.
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Plows! PIows! Plows'
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE! !.
THIS is the last season you will hare for
~ great While :. buy Plows a old prices, 50 out
with the Gress Bseks and get good
' Iron Beam Plow at only S11 90 Ha
No.2 Warren Plow ~ IL 90
q Curtis I" HOO
SsSn'' Ss';.: r'es q Points '':'' kinds Is Is
Talcotfs Foxxdsry in Lfsrson.
't''a or Of his sgsnss, 81 -r2+a
II r-,ss;i ca psdgs in ... csss.... a
BsHsy Bro Rost Creed.
A ;Csn6sldsa I OswsH, 80 l4i eas
fs,Sss ssSss,. H.sras. ssss sissSoss. assi''' -a
hsvs .i.ss stock o. Flows on hand ana for the purpose
sssiss ing: -. s.s:s s.s::
.sSss q g: ;.'i: :s AZ Z; : ,s'
ps.sr IN Hardware hos Stoves Tn assai.sarsr Of
ri9 s..s Pie.s .ad JOB DC. oss'irss q 4. sIad' ~, o
Clothing! Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF READY
cfths Ssss quality q Es..srn nsuui.sfur..S i
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
~ MANSFIELD BRUcEs
FURNISHING Goods, Gloves, Ho.
j. ..y sha.t x.pes.. and pfsssrs, coil.fs and 1iss
sasvsnd's' iLlMv1, MANSFIELD u,l anrcrs a,5
IT NEN Paper Collars. 10 large or small
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30
THE -GEsEsEE Valley WEIGHS q
Bot little over 500 Pounds
THE EASIEST DRAWING MOHER USED

And "a shtne, the simplicity Of Hs maehiDery liz s,s.
TO make it
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q QQQ THE Craig Microscope. sssb .
osooo !. q s.s sssAs.syAsey ss. q y
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C,LOvHJEG Msds o order ID sAs bsss
zl;'s - 5 x-is Z ';; issss ''' s4sssinss s.stss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

vhin are depoaafss o. PpsHe noney, and all REsPECrA-
biE bASks AND BAhkkhs sheushout the country
(sstiss sssst Of tho N.sioua Depostory BsnLs9 viii
lannzzh further infdsstisa application and s5leu,
AgToRpEyEEr FACILITY TO suBscEBEns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

and about two hundred ard boys maintained such
excellent drl and vigilance that though they were o'en
surrounded by four times their namoer' the Rebels
never dared 70 attack them Seoessonists were con
scrip,ed to work in the trenches, and tie town made
depot for refugees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

At the Petroleum Board the only sales were 9,oW
Germania at 81 IS.
The Boston Trareller Of Saturday evening says:
Money matters are without perceptble alteration,
either in regard to demand supply or rates OF ntere
rr loans on collaterals, or for discounts OF business
notes Outside Of the banks the applications ior aeco
mediation are not large in number or amount Stoets
are in moderate request for investment and the 'npy
for sale s about equal TO the orders for buyes sc ms
keeps the prices for banks factory and railroad shbs
pretty steady Speculation is manly confined 10 sbhIes
in sundry land and copper mining companies, sra gam
bling specuatiOns in gold"
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Advertisement.
TENTH NATIONAL BSSK,
No. $40 BROADWAY.

FISCAL AGENT OF TIP CONVENIENT.
New $40 notes ready for delivery. Interest pay.
able semi annually and at maturity holders have op-
ton of changing into $40 goldbe PeI cert
Bonds.
Commission, per cent, allowed bryers, and favor.
able terms TO banks and bankers.
Old 7 $40 Treasury Notes converted into Bonds 1
1851.
Government securities Oh hand for sale.
ID. l.. Koss. President
j. H. STOUT Cashier.
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Reccinl. Of Produce.

Nov. TIE $40 bbls Flour 10 bbs. Whisky 20 I'm,
Corn Meal, $1,000 bush. Wheat l+WV busA' o. LEV.
no 900 bush. Oats ASH bush Rye 20 O0 bush BAIT
7O6 pkgs Provisions Az pkgs Lard, I.NV phs" N''
ter II pkgs, Ashes
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Loans Disc 1871 $40 5lOi specie. 2 1927
Ccua0n..... $3.50 463 Deposits......... I53J2o,4J3
Cearings for week ending Oct 29... 9 iy7Tl-s)) 70
Ceeunr ~ for week ending Nov 5...... 6sl BJ,4il %
Balances for week endilg Oct. 29... ll,bj1Ji0 90
Balanccs for week ending Nov 5...... 23,6336l 20
Sterling bills are active and names closely exam
ined. Bankers at 1905 allO for GO days sterling
and III III for 30 days sight Merchants bills
SIRE closely scrutinixed and for gold quoted lOS
dlOSi. Francs are 5.O7i 95l2l.
Freights are extremely dull and rates are entirely
nominal. The engagements 10 Liverpool are 20
tuns Oil Cake At lOs.; and per steamer 5000 boxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

Butter and Cheese at 2Os., and 400 boxes Bacon 1t
25s. To London, 40 TINS Mahogany at l0s.; aud TO
Bremen, per steamer, 500 bags Coffee on lrivste
terms.
The North Western Railroad earned for The fourth
week in October:
1854. $40 93i II | 1868. 49,. fs7 80
Increase-37 per cent. sos f34 -
For the month Of October the following arc. tho
receipts ......-
1868 s55I. 1922 10 1854. $70e IA IS
Increase--2e per cent ..... $l57,5A o5
The following were the receipts of tie Great
Western Railway Company Of Canada for The week
ending October 49,
1864 ... s6l, 634 1863. ....... %s
Decrease. ................. t2jl4-
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Decrease ---.- 80 49, 49, =
The New-York exports of specie have been

The following abstract of the Pennsylvania Com.
panies' reports shows the coal tunnage for The
season as compared with corresponding tine last
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MoSnAT, Nov. Up. NJ.


Gold opened at 2i5, and fell rapidly to 2j5l.
From this point il rallied TO 2i5, and again receded
to 2l3l. The supply of gold was large. and y
cent was freely paid to carry il over TO Wednesday
The closing rate was 2i.'
Stocks heavy, ard little disposition shown TO
make now engagements. Government securities
steady and certificates little dearer at the Stock
Exchange. Late in the day under demand for
money, good many certificates were offered about
the street. Most railway shares freely offered,
and lower rates made. 1t is becoming apparent that
the increased earnings are not to produce any in
crease Of dividends. Unless gold advances sharply,
the freight traffic viii not revive. The cost OF run
ming is so much increased upon some Of the New
York roads that the trains will be reduced unless the
restrictions as to.fares removed. AT the Second
Board prices higher, but at the advance holders
were ready TO realize profits. As Congress will act
promptly in reducing the amount Of currency " or
money in use spectators cannot be too careful in
making engagements. Gold and merchandise will
shrink as soon as The volume Of money commences
to contract, and stocks take the same course in
sympathy. At the public board prices were lower
and the market weak.
Money ~ more active, and M per cent thefe is
ample employment for capital. Holders Of gold
begin TO find their load heavy, and pay roundy for
accommodation. As large differences are paid by
gold gamblers as are charged upon the morcst fam
cy and appearances indicate lower scale Of prices
from inability to carry the gold longer. legation
der notes are getting searcer and some of the banks
are unable to respond as promptly as could be
wished. The causes which have created the de-
mand for legaltcnder notes still in active oper-
alton, and higher rates sor money are expected In
commercial paper no change. The following are
the figures Of the weekly bank statement:
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WM. II. LYMAN has been appointed by Maj
Gen. h. +. Butter ID Lieutenant IN the nd L. s Col
ored Troops Army Of the James and ordered to repsr
FOX duty On the l2.h OF NOvemher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

from The richmond DHp1t0H, NOV, ..
The Valley is still quiet. The enemy are so
clnted with the fruits Of their last victory that they
seem TO be completely eneryated.
A uriyate letter from lady in Clark county gives a
sad account of the suerngs Of the people from the van
das, and the heroisn Of our Southern ladies' The let.
ter saws that they let dosoaton IN their track MANY
persOus are without the IeeessaIJeS 81 Lfo-and II