davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

Glassware. a full line, at Dollnger's Chins
Store, No. A North side Court Square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30
Non-Reside1lt Noffce.
ItSOEcencV Notice.

NOTICE. VIII apply az the December term
-AOftle County Court or Shelby county. Ten
neasee, Tor letters fadministrati0n on the estate
or . II. Montgomery, deceased.
uDtNlaWLWl POLK MONTGOMERY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

MEMPHIS AND cnCINNAT PACKET
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville aBd
Cincinnati
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

THIS splendid passenger packet -A
viii leave for the above -
FRIDAY, list Dee, at 3 O'Clock p NJ
For freight or passage appiy TO
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

Ladies'. the largest mink sable oapes ever
brought 10 this city to be sold low al the Mem
phis Hat Company. nOsS-5t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

MEMPHIS AND ST LOUIS PACKET co
For Cairo and 80. Louis.
MARBLE .Tsehudi, master
This splendid passenger packet
will leave as above -
THIS DAY. s0th inst, at 3 pm.
For freieht or passage apply on board or 70
VIC POSTAL, superintendent
W + DILL, Agent
z r puoh Secretary. nnva-lt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

Clothing 81 RetaiI.-Bazsr Bros. Co..
jefferson street, have q choice stock % Cloth
ing, and are daily opening new parcels ano
placing before their customers the very latest
fashI-ns md nnrrast s.vIes H. ara rhnan-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

REGUL4R NEW ORLEANS PICKET
FOR yIekssu-z and New Orleans.
CLARA DOLsOS Tom Frauey, master
This superior passenger steamer it,
will leave as above on -
THIS DAY. the SGthinst.. at Dam.
For freight or passage apply on board ortO
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
no50 IL No 10 Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND VIEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
FOR ViekSSurg, NRteaSH md y. Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

adj TGrz. on consignment. a. the Mem
phis Hat Company, and are positively 20 b.
sold. regardless OF cost. Cell and see them.
ladies. r1cs5t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

Block Sign OF The Golden strip.
nov-&weds.&sudE.
FIanneIs st bargains AT Menken Bros $50.
Buck Gloves and Gaunrsets, Children
Hose, Men and Womens' Hose. Nubias, Hoods
Wool scarfs, s0ntags, etc. CITY retailers VII
always find everything in season aud at East
ern prices, al North, Murphy & Nasoa's, 3
Second street nos 2
shoes At Wholesale, Cheap. -Brogans
boots andladies' shoes at bargains, 70 wholesale
buyers, at Menken Bros. Co.
Gap and letter paper, Envelopes, Fabsr
Pencils, Ink, Steel Pens, Blank Books, Ink
stands, etc. City retailers viii always find IA.
best stock Of thss= useful articles Tor sale al low
prices al North, Murphy 8 NHasou's, % secont
street. nos p
Alexander Kid GIoves.-A fresh lot JUS
receivedG. sIsnkeu Bros, & c..
re s-hoemaker and Tanners are invited tc
call on Go07as, smith q Co., $50 Main Stree
and examine their splendid assortment Of OILS
Tools, Findings, American, French and Ger
man Calf and Kip skins, HemIoek and Oak Sol,
Leather, etc. nov.GwedsGsundE.
Stimulating Bitfers-Jscobi at No. 81
Front street, has comfortsd our stomach. Hi
Callsaya B.t-ers has a most charming effect or
the system. restoring sppetits, giving renewed
strength aud steadiuess 10 the nerves. bright
ness 10 the eyes and roses 70 the cheeks.
Hosiery fer Ladies' and Hisses.-Cotton
hose and Nerino hose, Just received a; MenkeI
Bros q Co.
Ladies TGrz, on consignment, at the Mem
phis Hat Company, and are positively 20 b.
sold, REGARDLESS OF cost. Cell and see them,
ladies. r1-s3t
Clothing a RetniI-Baker Bros. & Co., .
Jefferson street, hsvs q choice stock OF Cloth
ing. and are daily opening new parcels an6
placing before their customers the very latest
fashions and newest styles. Thsy are cheap.
fine mink and sable collars at Francisco 4
Virgins. no.0-lw
Ladies'. the largest mini sable capes ever
brought 10 this city to be sold low al the Mem
phis Hat Company. nOaS-I
Hats and Cs~ps--THey can De found az 80
Main street, Clay buildings, the huge establish
ment OF Baker Bros G. Co.
Gents beaver gloves and quantities., S n
assortment. a. Francisco & Virgins uo5llw
-. Genuine Texas and Mexican Trees and
Saddles can BE- had NJ Noores. Smith & Cos. s.
Main Street, Proyine Block, sign Of the Golden
sJrup. nov~.5wed&Ssuds.
Retail Dry Goods--Eaker Bros S Co
opened Yesterday. and wiu have on their coun
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

Fine mink and sable collars at Francisco 4
Virgins. nos0-lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM NY FRIENDS
ID au6 the Public generally, that have on
hand land constantly receivtRg) one Of the
largest stocks OF goods In my line ever brought
to thIs city, al Purchased for Cash., and am pre-
pared To sell az Lower figures than any house
IN the city. To close cash buyers l can offer Su-
periOr Inducements. Gail and examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. My
stock consists, In part, Of the following articles
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

REGCLAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.
FOR DsvaPs BluE, EIitIe Red River RBd
E~aeEagHnnFr-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
From the Ohio Farmer. Nov. 1871
The'WO0l Trade. J'j'

Messrs. Hallowell and Coburn, In their
circular of the 1lth,i give the following as
the current prices in Boston: Ohio, Penn
sylvsnia and Yirginia-cOarse, 63 to e6c;
medium 66 to zoe; fine 20 to 75c; extra 10 to
SOC. Indiana-coarse 81 to 65c; medium 10
to &c; fine 81 to zoe. Michigan-coarse5 5S to
&c; medium 81 to 65e; fine 20 TO 6Sc. New
York and Nermont---cOarse.' 90 to oSci me-
dium So to 81; fine 81 TO 60; extra 90 to CSC.
j Illinois and WisconsipT7Tcoarse 90 TO- 5Sc;
, medium 5S to 60c; fine GO to 63c. Iowa and
Minnesota-coarse So to 56c; medium 56 to
5Sc; fine 5S to &c. Canada--combing ~ to
75c; mixed so to 65e; clothing 81, to so; tub
80to 65c. ,.d. ,I.li ..J5o-y,... -..,... 81 -,
In. Philadelphia the Com. Lsst reports the
market as very dull, and remarks: "There
has been an appreciable falling OIL In the
quantity of wool received from the west
the last two weeks, Prices there are rela-
lively higher than in the East, and conse-
quehtiy larger proportlon OF the better
class of woods grown In Pennsylvania and
Ohio still remains in first and second hands.
With the continued wants OF the country
for goods of all descriptions and lessened
production OF late. owing TO the 0rOuth, lC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
M NUMBER" "126. ): J.
4 A-Good Joke.S
4He Repmblicaus-of whitley county. Last :,

TIE Repubiicansofa Whitley county. last,
fall pepiinated two, candidates for County
Commissioners-one W ~ "a regular, and Y
the, other an unex pired teffnAthe name Of
the ohe to fill Tile lunexpirednterm was
Washington Jones, but the Abolition editor r
ofjthr Columbia Citg RepgbLicqn, true to his |;
partSipstinet, felt like adding little fame
TO his candidates name, that It fhightappeara
. httls more ioydL printed his name on thef
election tickets itGeorge w. Jones,ii AND ,asJ
such fwas oelected, instead of Washington
Jones, aspominated, When 10, and befdldIs
after the election, a tttck TIPPED, 0ldt skhsHed,n
kthty hedaed,I L5hg heeled strong Ayfrt-9
can Repubiiodfp 0ltioElstS1r and we pre-.
sumo q bosom friend of our peighbor of the,
GqzetteT;whose real name Is George WASH
ington Jones, appeafed ito be qdalifed9 and,
remarked, 9bsGemmeD, and O brndder, iloyah
patriots, ise surprised to receibe an qficet0
soon after brpdder ,Lincon's election, at de-
hands of my wife breddren, but IL dey' are
determined to force de ting on nine, IsupN
pose dis old DiggSwilb habs TO wear de hpn-i
0rs." Imagine the. old q fdarkie's1 surprise
when he, was Informed, he did not live I'M
the district from which the Commissioner
properly belonged. n Sambo9 started uoff
scratching his head, and grenarked,gDe
Lord bgess imet thought de- ldie ,ogs no ,ohar
when. de Republicans could help one Of de
breddren into arespectable and paying poI
sition."AF. W6yne Times and Sentinel ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
.haIn,rhe vicar. efRrax.

'ld This phrase is In very commonIuse, and
sbymany whoare unaoquainted with its real
origin, which is this: The Vicar of Bray, In
Berkshire (that is, according to the English
canon law, the priest Of the parish), was a
Roman Catholic under the sway of Henry
VIII, and q Protestant uhdef Edward vi;
he was the former again under Queen Mary,
and the latter, again under the reign OF
Elizabeth, Being reproached for his fire.
SSsp AMT appsstasy hs Sannof
an sure j keep to my principle, whichis to
live and die Vicar Of Bray .--St. louis Re
'iY5abl;caa. 10 soh.l eHl lfcqqbs iilW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
.ltHGF. '-r1is t.Ictss
PUBLIC LANDS. "a
e9i'entdi ,.uu!w = --T-0t. Gnn '.t.... NJ
scrip for sale.

/ r,c ~, .,..,''. CoLUNBus, October ], 1855.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO-
i visions of an Act Of the General Assembly of
the State Of Ohio passed Aptil 10, 1865, the under
signed State officers will recsive proposals flor the
purchase of the Land Scrip received fromthe Unit
cd States for the establishment Of an Agricultural
College or Colleges in the State Of Ohio. 'i ''-
The Scrip can be located ON any va
cant United States Lands, subject In
entry at private sale, at IS1.25 per
No proposition win be received for less than One
Hundred and Sixty acres. 70. ylDH :. J.u .uAl
II more convenient. proposals may be made TO the
transmit the same to the undersigned. ~ -
-. !" IN! ~ JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Yhq ~ aiHlI@ t'd1 - ~ Auditor of State.
: 'dt u . .r9ui.iuWM.H HOOPER. y.
7 l,lhl'& Nc i49I VIM. HENRY Smith,
sept30. d1taw6od] no bHSecretaryiof State.
~ RON lIu .fss1 JyDiI .s.Ef e, -:t,. H1E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23
FemaLI,e, lDeYrosfedness..

AT Lyons, in the days OF the French Rev
olution, when the city becathe tie tlieater
of daily executions, a woman learned, by
chance thatherbusband's name was on the
list of the prescribed, and instantly she ran
toavert the impending destructionby secuf~
ing his immediate flight. She compelled
him TO assume her DR., IS, gave him her mo-
ney and Jewels and had the iDexpressible
happiness of seeing him pass unsupported.
"A few hours afterward the officers of jus
tice came to seize him. She had prepared
.herself.to receive them, by putting 0nla
slit of her husbands clothes, and answer
ing also to his name. She was led before
the Revolutionary Committee In the exC
animation her disguise was discoveredI and
they demanded her husband. MY bus-
band" she answered, In q tone OF exulta-
tom "is out of the reach of your power.
planned his escape, and glory in riskihg
my own life for the preservation of his"
They displayed before her the instrument
of punishment, and charged her to reveal
the route her husband had taken. Strike"
she replied, 81 am prepared" But 1t is the
interest of YOUR country that commands
you to speak," said one OF the committee.
'tBarbariansw = she answered, .'my country
cannot command me to outrage the sacred
laws of nature" Her dignity and firmness
awed even the members OF the Revolution
|, ary Committee, and noble action for, once
oyercame their spirit of desolating cruelty
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23

q bdlid yloill sigs nan ola2na xT
10 j9Aooq OIL 81 loisiq 10 loncisolqzg 3als
,guidspzJ aEN oli tEal .yl59
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23

MANY persons having their best society
in their own thoughts and Isouls-athe ptrr-
est memories OF earth and the sweetest
hopes Of heaven; their lonliness cannot be
called solitude. 4i,u OF" flHor 9Hi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-23

'hen'n'2 h9lqaldg joo iud ,bagqiaA ngsd
---'2ees9Anyl 1ooq iolssssDR Nn 40 d. ht5 /
,-l,5s4b AAs5A gg0out1,oJD |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DnApLgY-I1vE-On "Wednesday, November % by the
Rev Mr. Thompson, at the residence Of the brides
father hr LoRIs BRADLEY TO Miss MARY LOVE-, all OF this
city.
DRaxr--EAYs-On Tuesday, November q, by tho
Rev Henry g. Weston, SIMEON j. DRAKE to KATE, daugh-
ter OF ID. {. Hays.
DusrAs-- WnIrrzLD.-M the residence OF the brides
father Gaineswood Demopolis, Ala, on Tuesday,
O-tobor "a by Bishop Green, of Mississippi CHARLES W.
DrslAs of Staten Island NJ Y, TO EDra eldest daughter
Of General y. u. Whitfield.
FowIKa-FARrow.-On Wednesday evening" October
H. by tho Rev. John bowling, Mr.. CYRUS f. FOWLER to
Miss EMMA FARIow, both Of this city
sullivan CO nty IN. W papers please copy.
HOwE-FRAsER Tuesday, November ri, at tho
Church OF the incarnation by the Rev. Dr. Montgomery,
Isaac r. HowE OF Rdgehcld, Conn, 70 EMMA, daughter
OF A 8 Fraser, Esq, Of this city.
November IA, by the Rev VIM. d. Reero, MORTIMER d,
HOW'LL, Of Northampton, TO LYDIA NJ, daughter Of
John H. Howell
IYoS-powxI.-On Monday, November 20, at tho
rcsid nee of the brides uncle, Samuel Powell, by the
Rev John A. Paddock, JosErn LYoS, to JULIA D. PowEI
all OF Brooklyn No cards.
Russyl-HoLDNG.- Morrisana, on "Wednesday,
November 90 by the Rev. Mr. Appleton FRED ~ RussSr
Miss JrIA second daughter Of Mr. Goo Holding, OF
that place.
susLpoS--PoSD Bergen, N. j., on Wednesday,
November 81 at the residence Of the brides uncle Gee
Of New York TO FASSIE c. daughter Of the lao Theron
T. Pond OF Utica, N. Y. No cards.
SMrsoN- ~ RATTY On Tuesday, November II, by the
Rev DR. Smith, in the Presbyterian church, Twenty
second street. DAVID SIxrsoS TO Miss ANNIE BEATTY both
washington ID. C.j and Wilmington a. C) papers
please copy.
wxssEcK-TtspAII. On Saturday, November 49, by
the Rev. r. S. DO Haas. FRANCIS J. WERSEcK, OF New
York. to Miss ANNrR TEDAia, OF Brooklyn No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

CPECIAL NOTTCB.-THE ATTENTION OF SHIPPERS
and others Interested Is called 10 the following Hat Of
goods composing the Express forwarded by this Company
per steamship Twilight hence for Wilmington, N. O., and
reported lost ri the mouth Of Cape Fear river.
ADAMS Express Co., - Broadway. N. r..
box, Lieut. Col d. Shplcy Sumter 8. G.; box q. +.
Brown Wilmington, N. g; box g. IL. Jewell, Whining
ton N. CT bbl H. L. Wharton, Wilmington, N c.. boz,
Green Watson &Walsh SUMTER G. box \. Whitaker,
wilmington, box, &. l.. fremont Wilmington box, Par
ker Ounce, Wilmington; box T.: 8: Whitaker, Whining
S ssai Sss' GB5 sss w% 1 a; bosss
Walsh, Sumter. boxes .,,., w,,m Sn.a,ss;
ipscssss D. COZ Wilmington. 6i Scs W ns M.
Richardson Andcrsonville. care OF Coz kemdan vo';
mngon; package, Adams Express Co., WLm'ns'9n
gan wilmington box Murciscn Marion Court Mosse
sumter sgI MT yoffss s, ss rssn WATSON Walsh
sumter :. q; boS A. wc,n eScs, TF" hsnIs'
berger wiimington5 boxes = Wn,sksr wm1ngopi
xnSrsws WiImneon; box, 8. T. fremont wilmington
ton n.craee II e. whitaker, Wilmington; package j.
sa Rob,nscn care Of Harris Howell Wilmington
boy M,ss "a savage Of A. N. Waddell, Wilmington;
nor u Atkinson. care Of Harris Howell Wilmington;
po,' n Io,sry wilmington; b.. bag, j.. Col, Whining
lon. pscksge A. H. Storer Wilmington package, u. H.
Srdsss Wilmington; b. bag, II. O. Bradley Wilmington;
hale p. Heinsbergsr, Wilmington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
SUPREME COURT -axsxRAL TERM.

Before Judges Insrshsm, Leonard and Barnard
n ehs Aatscre q 0s Application u James W. Beekm6s
This case which was appeal from the decision OF
justice In favss Of RENTING alleged unjuss xsson
was up yesterday. II appeared that the Corporation
adopted ordinance In favor Of grading First avenue
from Thirty seventh 70 Ninety FIRST street. Tho as
scssosto enable the contractor 70 get money pondng
the performansc q The work. laid ssnent for the
whole work without authority for doing Errors were
subsequently found IN che assessment BY the Beard oe
Revision and returned 70 tho assessors being received
ana acted upon by two Of them, who increased nearly all
the items The Corporation now appeal against The de-
cson OF The justice Thooase was argued YESTERDAY but
tho decision reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
sumption Al 50 Is 50 s7X. which are some.AIng in I'd

sumption at 80 Is 80 SIX, which are something in I'D
vance Of our last quotations No stock OF pearls
BEkApsrurrs Receipts l6 734 bbls -four, 2,i4s do.
and 567 bags corn meal, A9oT bushels wheat, 23,oss
do. corn and 2 l0S do oats moderate demand pre-
vailed for State and Western -four at improved
rates. the market closing fully DC. a loc. per Dbl
in sellers favor for all nearly all brands
The sales comprised 10000 bbls. at our revised
quotations suboined Southern flour In improved
request but prices ruled a shade lower Tho sales
TO good extent embracing ], 700 bbls Canada -four
in steady demand aud prices were hrmer with sales
of $50 bbls al the advance shown In prices
Rye -four was steady. Corn meal was dull and heavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED PASSENGERS ON THE
w steamship Albcmarle, from kchmcnd 70 New ,nork,
desire publicly 70 express our thanks 70 UsRam ~ ".
esy aqd Mind attention % shs wants q his gssss:Sfs And
Quoting ha shp safely 10 her desnation through most
terrific gale, lastns fcrtyeght hcuf,-h.Jor IL Noyes
D. Raihbun Peter Riley william Emmett M rsI Russell W.
tcrs Mics saiie Casey Louis Deboresn Mary Debotean
John o. Tennyson. aeorse W. Mason RicAmooh papers
please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

BARxxR.-On Monday November 20, HANNAH ANN,
wife OF Joseph D. Barker In the 58th year Of her age
The friends OF the family arc respectfully requested
Rochelle ON Friday, n twelve O'Clock noon Trains
leave Twenty seventh street st half paM nine A. n.
Carriages Will bo In attendance atthe depot the feains
Will be taken 10 White Plains FOR intcrmeht M
BELi. --On wednesday afternoon November q, JoM
EDWARD BELL oldest son Of John and Susan nsil aSed
10 years. 4. -.e. -
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Friday afternoon -
two O'clock from the residence Of his parents ~
Ter street HIS remains will be Inferred In 0rocuwooo
Cemetery. = YN 1T .-t# f-.t.4Ie.l 49,.
BurIM,-In Tottsnvilie, 8 l., on WEDNESDAY, Novem-
bcf a. after Illness Of sevorn yearss JANE DV~'
aged 70 years, months and ~ days :. ....s a..
The relatives and friends arc invited % McnG 'ns ~
funeral, from his late residence on 5iiosy WHSsh,s
half past twelve O'Clock. the cars tosve vs"1es
Landing IL eight and. ten O'Clock A. y. .-,.
BRowsR--On Tuesday, November ~ lsABsLLA, ususn
ter Of Charles and Mary Ann browhe' ssoo yca's
month and 10 days .,,-, ,..s a.
The friouds Of tho family are RESPECTFULLY invited 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

Ipt1BIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE SUB
scrber Of the board Of Trustees of the
byoran church Rutgers street. in the city Of New York
that the remains OF all deceased buried in the bur al
ground vaults of said church. Houston street. be-
Chyse and Forsyth streets and not claimed by rcl
friends win be removed lawful authority
from such burial ground and vaults and reinforced IN Wood
lawn Cemetery That such removal wi, commence ut the
expiration Of days from the FIRST publication OF this
notice, and win be continued thereafter IRON day day
until all unclaimed shall have been removed
further information desired be obtained from Charles
Day, undertaken 1876 West Eighteenth street.
VIM X. HINhAN, President Board of Trustees.
MATTHEW bird, Treasurer
Dated Nkw YORK, Nov. 81, 1866.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
Superior Court.

The case of Chas H. Carr and others versus Henry r.
Wcnda and others decided yesterday IN favor OF the
plaintiff and verdict OF So 100 90 was rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

NyOTIcE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION
IN ed against and forbid negotiating Chcct No 1la
the Bank Of New York for two hundred dollars
gold date 49, 1855 payable the order o Caas Il.
Landslreet Londstrect being fraudaenty Oh
AUSTIN M. KNIGHT L co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
rYrrrBp STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.

TINTED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
tJ-T| CENTRAL OFFICE,
... WASHINGTON, ID. o.. Oct J, 1870 .
An parsons who hold unsettled olsnis q any kind
assnss the Sanitary Commission requested 10 present
ne for adjustment 10 the General Socrctsry AZ the
central Office Of The Commission, 2l2 aree without delay
(senornl Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

"WEDNESDAY, Nov 2-6 p. NJ
Asuxs -Rsocpts IS PACKAGES tho markc, was dun
ror oaa. Of stock Small sales pet wcfd made for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

TNITKD STATES TREASURY
DEPOSITS OF GOLD.

In OF the authority conferred BY nfsh
the ct 10 Provide WAYS and Means for the support u
Government approved 1858 and BY direction o. the
ceived at this Office from corporations and indviauas ~
sums OF not less than enty 2O dollars or Ses r,
Gates will be issued In demonations OF SouN, SN SiV0
and SO payable on demand, in coin, at this oace ,,.
The Certificates thus issued will be received oy Conecors
OF Customs throughout the United States at par IN pay
ment OF duties on imports will be received In deposit ~
banks; by vote of the Gold Board made delivery on
contracts IL sums Of not less than 5000 and offer tbs
guarantee OF the for the safe keeping ana
OF coin TO parties desirous OF retaining II at command
The Certificates OF 900 viii be payable to the order
OF 4 ii. Birdsa and endorsed by him. leaving optional
with holders to protect themselves by further
Those of lesser mounts viii be payable 10 bearer NO into
rest will be allowed for deposits OF COIN but the con or
bullion deposited for representing the Certificates Of Do
pos shall be retained in the Treasury for payment Of tho
same on demAnd.n
H. Fl. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

OFFICE or TIKI ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, NEW
~ York. November ~ lS5-ro shippers Of goods TO the
South manifest OF the express packages shipped ut Sa
vannah board the steamship Savannah bound for Au
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
SPECIAL NOT9Cns.

GREAT DISCUSSION BEFORE THE REIIGIO
VI Political Association to-day Thursday at 8P M at the
Temple Of Truth s4 Broaaway, above Eleventh street
invited 10 take part subject-Shoud the
Fenans the nited states Permitted Invade Canada
Reserved seats for ladies'. Tickets Is cents.
Col GOODWIN, Chairmaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

The demand for wheat moderate only, and prices
sill hty In buyers favor with sales IS 600 bushels
So 10 for white Western 81 SO for chone amber
Milwaukee, 81 IS for amber Milwaukee, 81 Is 81 81
for Milwaukee club and 81 65 for unsound spring Tho
fairly active and prices we're somewhat
unsound 96c 97c for sound mixed Western, o1Hc for
high mixed nearly yellow. Rye was steady. We note
further sales Of 500 bushels State part Of IT,
at 47c $50 for unsound, and Ole. 64c. for sound.
Malt and barley dull but pnces were nomnaly un-
changed.
CopfER-The market was steady with fair demand.
The sales embraced cargo Of Rio, comprising 5000
bags ex- Victoria at 14Hc., gold, In bond.
Corro. -Reccipts g. 74 bales The market
fairly active and prizes were steady. The demand was
principally for nod ng New Orleans Tn sales en-
braced 500 bales at quotations., as follows-
rnloo ,or;dn n