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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
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WINTER kRRAN0EwENT lSe2

m An AFT M MVSDAi. NV. 24ea, ~
~ and un'il further notice, tr4ins al leave
'ssvsnp0s' daily, Sundays escspted, ~ follows:
Let mail train st.................,.. S.sOA y.
~ Freight train ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $40 A. H.
~ nignt express. .............. % ~ 2. 4
rsains arrive 1t Davenport daily, Sundays q
csptsd, y follows:
tst niRht express ~. .e.40 A. 4.
ID daily express and mail train at......t 20f =.
ID freight AID - Glass cars at....... 800 r. \.
All trains this route are in direct connsxiuc
AsChisagO With trains over both the Michigan
seuthsrn, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, For'
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from Dc
soit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
sittsburx, Dunklrk, bufalo, Niagara Falls, Abs
~. New York. Phisdelphis, BALTIMORE and Waah.
ington.
rass~ns~'s 49, reminded Of the naoessity o.
owing olssinct directions to the dessinAtion u,
their baggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
.ag their ssAts in she cars, ~ the conduch n COL
tect fares only TO staticns the line Of the Obi
sAgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN =. TRACY. Superintendent
Davenport. November % 1862 dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
EXECUTORS SALE.

To WhoM It m0y cOscsrs:
NOTICE Is HkREBY GIVEN, THAT We.
N tho undsrsigned. xecut r. Of the last will
and testament Of Jacob v. kobeaon. late Of Scott
county, state OF Iows, deceased, khsll, on " ed
nesdsy. the 9th day of Dec. mbss, A. y. 1859,
at the Court House doos. 10 The city " D.vs, pors
coua'v and 3 sls aforesaid, Offer ioy sale ct puoc
auction, to the highest bidder tor cssA, The fol-
loving real estate, Tying in said .. unity end S'ats.
to-vit The Nerth East quarter Of the South
Ea,t quarter If section three t3). iD aowpsh,p
seventy eight t7sE No.tn Of Rsn2e four q East
Of the r. Al. Said .sle to take place ct The
hour Of ocluck p. Il. Of said day.
ANDREW HYDE
n. Il MASON, : Executors.
JOHN 3. RObESON,)
Dec. 8, 1s63.3w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

rs PECULIARLY EDUCATED AND LEG1TI-
i M civ qualified, and hse .xpsre'e In Ill
for - OF diseases = knowledge a. 10 indispensi IL
10 the prone tse smsnf Of the y. nereal al easel
10 ell lie varied aud complicated forms, and ha'
for years made tho treatment OF rira:e diseases
his business and study. Experience, the Dos,
Of tea hers. has e IA led him To perfect remedies
at once efficient, safe. permanent and IN most
a -es can be used without hind ance to business
Particular attention zen 10 old standing cases
such a. we're iormer'f considered incursb,e-
Syphilis 10 Nil forms ,norrhCa. t.eet. structures
Orchites, Diabetes. Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects of solitary habit, both inous to
b.dy and mind. and which produce como OF the
following e6ects Blotches, bodily wcskness
constipation. aversion for and uneasiness in female
society, uumsninc.r, Tread OF future events. I'm
ally 9 complete prostr ,tion Of the vital powcr Loss
Of memo y, raging in the eArs-ean BE- iuliy re-
stored health.
All letters. with stamp answcred.
DR.. W. manufactures all his medicine frsm the
pures, drug; tree from all smell or taste. Piease
call 3 friendly talk and b. opinion will cost you
nothing. Hls treatment is tho rrsnli Of l.ng Ell
perience and 10 com aitEs the conbdeDce q the
entire Asst. charge will be msde uh o.s cure
10 perm sneu'iy effected. Dr. W. treats seli-sbus.
with the most happy result.
Po. Once boz. 2.2st Once and Ccosultstiob
Roons l6A south Clark street, Chicago, III.
ans-dAwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
I In the District Court.
Nov. IS. 1872.

cor.1r OF or SEQ =. In tn. Di'srie. Court.
Austin Coro,n re. joseph nbrits, ct. a.
To Norton, Jswstt i I usby, Taun,o. ,'ank, Phin-
cas- NJ. irwin. b. ). Davis d Co.. Peer Flynn,
James X. Mllls, Joha c. Drew, Richard K. AL
len. H.zen W. Moore. Walter Bu.goyne, hobert
Kusgoync, Ssmuel X Dimock, kIssius Ripley,
up ~ Tsllmsn and iliinm Mclean. suSv.v-
ors Of Tsllmao, Powers / Mclean. Bruce / I ook,
Michael shannon. jacob W: skinkIe. Trustees
Ct Iowa College. and J mes X. Anlls 1 Co.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
! there is now file in the tfice VI the Clerk
Of the III trict Court Of raid ~, petiiion and
supl lemeh al petition Of Austin osbin, claiming
OF you the title 10 and pOsses ion Of lot No eight
g., in block No thirty i've (s5), in the city Of
Davenport and that the title 70 the same may
be Quoted 10 him and upless you appear the, .
to and defend, ON or before noon Of the - dsy Of
the next term Of sail Court, 10 be holden on tbs
LIST Monday Of Feb nary, 4. b. 1853, asfsuh viii
be entered e first you and judgment r. nds,ed
thereon for the relief htrein claimed, With in
terest AND costs.
s. E. BROWN,
dec 4-lw Plaintiff . Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
APrEnNOoN REP0Rr.
From the Army 81 the Potomac.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
b uEApauARrgRs ARMY or PoToMAc,
Dec. 90.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 25tn,
contains the following from Petersburg
"Gen. Pryor, with small detachment
attacked q Yankee force Of several hun
drcd. stationed At Isle Of Wight Court
House, 10 protect the election of members
If Congress. At the fist charge zen.
Dix's protectors fled in great confusion
and were chased ten miles at full speed.
Our loss is ,rifling. Pryor afterwards WIS
tied Slpjthfieid."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
RAILROADS.
sisSissippi and Missouri kairsaA
WlsrEx ARRANGEMENT, 1862.

WIZ Il - NM No e - EsN 1oVS.
,ssss ss~ BY Ostscayo time. sAscA ,s sDslss ssss
Ssss faster thar Davenport time.
(NN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. IA
1859, and until further notice, pAsssl.A o.
rains will lssvs Davenport - follows:
10 on .. =. for Brooklyn and Washington.
3lsP y. for Iowa City.
sxAixs Asaivs At DAvsHPoRf A. 1oLLovs.
5.55 ?. \. from Brooklyn and Warrington.
IL IS P. =. from lows City.
aorniag trans out Of Davenport llmake direct
,:uDsctions ~ brooklyn. lows city and Washing.
- with the Western stage Company stages Tor
v. points West.
Trains from the West connect ct Davenport,
9Th trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
lad for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
diving distinct directions ~ TO the estimation Of
he,- tesra9e els" t. psooRrssiokasa hefcsa sakins
hen keass 4 so Cas-.
JOHN F.TRACY, Gsni Supt.
L. KIMBALL, Asst sup't.
Davenport, Novea Der %. ls63.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
THE aUUsEKEEPEW,s
new FURNITURE P0llSH!!

Prepared rom an improved recipe BY the pro-
psistor OF the "Brothse Jonathan Polish" ,s csrti
6e6 BY ell tho lsadisg hew York furniture deal
srs and Piano Forte Nsxers 10 be the best in the
so,la for removing scsas shes, marks and dirt, and
restoring high and isasing gloss TO all kinds 0
v.rnshsd work, iren furniture &c leather. II Is
cheaper and better than vsruish driss immed.
.teiy, and is easily apphsd, With piece " can.
ton flannel ami bottle " two Of this New Fur
ni.ure poIisL, h0ussk,epsr can work magic in
tho furniture Of houss an keep it looking like
asw. Now is the time 20 SHINE up" your tables,
shsirs desks pianos pie' frames, carriages etc..
and make thsu IUk " per cent. better. This ie
true economy. For sale oy furniture dealers and
slorckeepsre generally. Price, u and SO cents \
90 tic. Depot No. I epruce street New York
special agents wanted. Address, boz ly72, New
York r. U.
iuly8-dA wtfebl
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LEGAL.


To Nss. n. L. Clairs and NJ. g l.. Davenport,
Executors Of the eststs Of 4. IL claire, of
Daverpss., Iowa. deceased
VOC AND EACH OF you, A. WILL Az
L all whom il nay concern. nd especially ell
parties desiring 10 tske convey snces trim said
executors Tor any property in the !" IL Claire As-
serve" in the city Of IL Claire, Iowa
fou and esch Of you are hss<b3 notified not
to make or take Any coLveyancss II sby portion a
said property. Any ssch conveyapces will BE-
contested - fraudulent. l refer parties 10 my
kq.ity Bill 10 the q. y District Court (South.
srn Division Iowa, ~. 4. IL lsiYe, l.. =. hes
faint h took. q. b. Sargent, jim p. Cook and
George L. davenport, filed .uns fS.h, lss !; 70 pa
pers and record in the Scott County District
Court in Chancer,, case Of Antoine l.s Claise vs..
A. h. Davenport and Others, filed Msy 18th. 1851;
and " . notice in kecsfd hook h, Of town NO, i.
e.Ess, page 1858 or ~ nayseli, 1t ny ofiee, over
War; 70 book store. JAMES NAY.
Rock Islsnt. Ill.,. Dec. 10, Va-ds 1l-olAw2w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
Pest Omcs Winter Tine Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rosrorrIcR ~ DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsrBRs MAIL.-Closes At 8 A. N. anil ~ p.
n. Arrives al 10 A. n. aud ~ p. NJ Sunisys
excepted.
WESTERN NAIL -Clos.s ct 3 A. N. Arrives
Ct ep. NJ. Sund y. excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 81 r. NJ.
Arrives at ~ F.. N.
SoUIHKRS Iowa MAIL.--Closes st s A. N. Al
rives at T. NJ
NoRrHsRN VIA DEWirr.-Closcs Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday atsA pm Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday 1T 4 p. NJ.
RoUTs No. IOv77-vis Bius Grass, ete-Cloaes
Monday. Wednesday ani Friday ~ s}s s'clk. r n.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY At II
O'Clock NJ.
RcUrs S0. lOSls Wiz Tiptcn -Closes Tuesday
end Friday ~ ~ O'Clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday 81 II O'Clock n.
korrE No. lOvE7-v's Pu6ai Closes Friday
II 4 O'Clock A n sssives saturday ats O'Clock
Pm.
kouTs No. l0960-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday At 81 p. N Arrives
Saturd at 6P. v.
OFFICE tiouRs. Office open at o'clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed At 81 o'clock z. Once
,losed NJ y clock r NJ. Ufioe open On Suaday
from 10 2 clock = NJ.
~ A. the principal mills are carried BY Rail
Ro I'd, oil the time a. sisted herein will be
RAIL koAD lUs, the clock in the superiDtsnd-
ent's oGics, n. 4 n. RI. Depot, being the stand
ard CHAS Il. ELnRli'GE. r. N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

A 0eNfS Suffers, NEWS DEALERS
~ Pc dlees, asssatsan! Ne have the largest
stoek Of stationary packages. II different ssylss
War Maps, Songst r., Ink, Tactics. 3d., ana q
shslowsss prices h the Wet, sddsess
III esnt xis CkAtKE AGO.
IsdiaaAps,is, Lad, q apeiagasld. b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

FLURENCE SEWING MACHgNE S
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
l stitches, and fuls tho cloth either right or
eft, a. the operator nay desire. 1t Jews very
npid, 10 easy uf operation and almost noiseless
l. 10 fully prot otsd by letters patent, ami eavS
0ashine w4rrsntcd to the purchaser
Al ,hose desiring first class family ewing
aschine will be richly repaid BY an ossminatio
Of IL merits
RI. CONE. Agent,
Conner Of trsdy and ID Sta. davenport. lows
'oos-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

To Catharine Robson, William Wsters, zorro
Waters. Mary I mily Best, Ann Elisa kobeson,
Samu Robson. Jane kobsson, Clsrs Robeson,
Henry Clay R,bs-os, and the Msshodist Episeo-
tai ChurcL OF Pleasant Valley:
NOU ANO EACH OF YOU AXE HEREBY
i noi6-d hat the last Monday of January,
A. D. 1868, has been 6xed fer the nosi sestlsmsss
Of the accounts of the xecustss OF ths .st Will
and iertsmsnt Of jacob v. Robsson, late of Seots
county, STATE Of lows. deceased when yos eaa
sppesr and contest said accounts II yeu desire
I. do.
r. LiNDERMAE,
County Judge Of Scott Co., otats VI Iowa.
December 81, lo62.4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

seyrr CorxrY Is In III. District Court.
Mary Schnow vs. Thomas Schnow.
To said thomas Schpou. defendant.
You ere hereby notified. that there IL now On
Ole in the ofice OF the Clerk Of the isir Ct Court
Il sad county. petition of Mary Schoow claim.
ing OF YOU . divorce from the bauds Of mstriu,o-
ny aai FOG asimssy asd mol - you app~ss thessto
ana defend on OF bsiMe noon Il the Sad day Of The
naxt term o. ssid Court, u b holden on the lse
Moadsy Of February. 4. d. LIS .dsiaslt will b
eossrea aon1nss 20 90 deeeoe ssndoea1 ehefe.
49, sssysd. isysssF 90.
.sssA w.. ~. BOW
6eeasW6w Aainah Aaasonog.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

THE FIRM OF SPEED 4 PELTOv WAS
L dis.oved on the is b Of Novemter, aud the
Undersigned would inform heir iFisnds and the
pubic TIA, they commenced business 10 the
shop formerly occupied by speed, on
they will at ali times b ready - execute ~ ,
WORT Ia heir inc In be best manner an ON
short na,i,e. Having had . long eapcr cue in
the ousinss.. they feel satisfied VI g,v,ns eener-
81 sati-iac,ion. horsss intsrfe iag or over
reaching will be 30 sh.d - 70 entirely obviate
the dim ulty, or no charges made. We mrma,ae-
,sre n our shoes and La,ls, which ~ believe NO
Other shop III t1sn does.
dee rs dwlw J PELTON 4 son.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

:. q. sHWRsS.
10 PUMP MAKER.-OFYlCk. OPpOsITr
y. - Once. Osssapsst. .l..Ua. =. :. : :
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n Slight & otG,S osss.


WSsIL0 oae2la4 - ST Z 1en
~Az> e3., + ss@sf, co.. r.
,,:ra:es ssr,c.,ly. Ieto re a4aye G.
TIE .uprc-sr- g II sterr.ng a farm .
GHqjit /CeLa !. = -s~-: a!4Es -a
18th y. tn. Leg1rnirg tgolei |'s.a Z
q nj rersiy, = r,ot attersSsi e, -
attaols ths .AnE-
N,cu.n's Necnrhial -Jrcrjlr.
lsere fra. ir.ro,iloei s,svg1. Iearr az
J. has b,er. r-oasd that tiey arc the hs
o-.a.. befo-e the rt4tlto ~ Icn1hs
Heias, N<enchiAs. 32sfA,,a0
xafa<tl,, ne E1a'etzg ccuEh u en-
sumhficn, and r.ur.erctls z.ssst'7re 9
tie sZh,cnf. gaSrsS io.rsedsa ys'ieE
Public Speakers aud Singers.
I'LL 1u.d them efectua1 for clearing arr
strcr.atheYsir.g the po,oe.
Sold By al Qoruggist. and Cealers y
Medicine, a. s. certs per bo-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30
NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS INHERITED TO TIE SUB
~ rCkisEa> for meat purchased p'isr 10 ihs
isth Nov last. @ss requested TO sai - their N
kst and settle the same before tbs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-30

AZ Which time all such claims viii be put Ia the
nshds OF M Attorney tor collection.
A. r. b u. KELLEY.
Davenport. Dec. II lssz-dso - i'm I.
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dec 23-ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
FROM THE WEST INDIES.
ARRIVAL OF THE PLANTAGENET.

The British steamer Plantagenet, Capt. Beard,
arrived on Tuesday morningf from Kingston, Jamaica,
which port she left on the 9th inst.
by this vessel we have Kingston papers to the 9Th
inst, inclusive. They contain no event of general
interest. We give few local items
Edward Foster, esq, Treasurer Of St. James's
Bank for Savings, almoner Of the parish anda magis.
trate, died suddenly.
The Hon. John Eethersate, keeper Of the roads
and records, died on the 18th inst.
Toward the close Of May the rains had been very
severe. Several houses in Kingston have been I'M
dermined and thrown down.
At fire in Kiugston, property to the amount Of
$87 $50 wss destroyed. II broke out in the bakery
of Mr.. Fisher.
In Dominica the House Of Assembly had rejected
bill 10 create registry Of voters it was expected
that dissolution would follow.
The stamp duty upon assignments Of policies Of
life assurance was RENTED during the last session Of
oar Colonial Parliament.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
UNITED STATES MARsHAL,s OFFIcE-JryK u
A PARDON ~ THE PRESIDENT.

In January, 1860, VIM Muehl, native of Baden.
Baden committed in the United District Count OF
stealing letters and sentenced to Sin. Sing for ten years
Shortly after ho exhibited symptoms insanity and was re-
moved TO tho State Luuac syum where lie has since par
italy recovered II having been represented TO the Preden,
tina, he receive pardon re will bs removed to his father in
Germany and that tho exercise Of Executive emency would
be an act Of humanity with tho ordr OF
ce therefore the President has granted pardon To- take
effect the I'd Of October next and the has been
served the Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

Charles f. K. Kortright, esq, her bn''na ~. from
ies,ys Consul at the port of Philadelpnis with b.
!N Nv on Wednesday Of this week. w." ,oot
iaSv for Europe, and will be absent iof '| C,.u
year. During that tune, the office Of Acuns w. ,u
., that port will be filed by George c'~ ,ni,.u.l
s ~ '' Of the lat. well.known aud much ~ "
littera,eur, William II. Csspp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

ing from the war"
our las. circular gave sketch Of the gres. works
proposed TO be contructed BY Government by OF
which the extended line Of frontier the North could be
defended by gunbo.s entering the lakes by way Of the Erie
Improvements proposed would probably allow the passage
boats Of say Loco tuns burden from the Hudson and Of very
nearly equal tunnase from the Mississippi
such works undertaken military necessities would nure
chiefly 70 the bench. Of they would reduce
the cost Of transporting the bulky products OF the interior TO
market as TO pay for themselves in very few years and
vastly increase the wealth and financial strength Of the country
system Of internal navigation would be formed unryced In
the world 10 capacity extent and value Kocounty presents
such extraordinary facilities for such system. /. would
reflect In its grandeur the natural features wants and
country and internal entirely
the reach Of foreign Interference 1t would render
inyunersbo in war; and vastly augment our strength aad
But hi work only refers to the great Eastern portion Of the
continent leaves untouched the Western half including
slope that faces the Pacific whose richness both in soil
and minerals probably uneguaed IN the world Nowhere
else labor productive. Upon this Western slope being
rapidly repeated the achievements OF tho EsNStaes popn
lous cities immense mineral and agricultural. Interests and
s psoe s oy to ID.
this Western subdivision OF tho continent IL the OF
Between the two vast mountain ranges mpraccsble
water ne and BY far too extensive to admit Of much
persons intercourse much ess TO allow the moyemen over
ordinary highways OF merchandise or property OF any kind
except tho precious metals Tho only work ths. unite
the two extremes 10 railroad 10 such work thore not
only nsurmounabe obstacles. but there are probably
several routes from the Mississippi TO the Pacific which
railroad might be constructed at tho average cost Of first
Ia the central portion Of tho line the difference
elevation distributed great distance as to be In
element In sthor the cost OF constructing
working the road
There are several considerations which demand the con
s'ruction OF such awork by the United States II 10 po
Isb .Ss as9 far pob ~ .h. tSs
uis Notwithstanding the extent Of tho territory already
occupied by them perfect have been tho Of inter
and 30 universally have these been svaed Of that
here fewer provinciasm In the United States with
heir OF millions oil squsrs mles than In England with
Is thoVssnds
We OF course make grand exception OF section which
founding is great institution force necessarily out .ei
h from tho grand chsrscoro OF tho asschaBae
rom progre-snd checked the movemsn Of great portion
tho population free oil sorvs and nsce.sry gave
nth to locs pscl1xlx ,nt Pr2To:Gl'pt taN e,ui Qs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
sUPREMR COURT-CaAxBRRs-JUs l7-Before justice
BARNARD.

Floyd, Bailey Of al. agt. Peter '. 3. Lane ct al
Motion receiver denied plaintiff must esort to his execu'
ton defendant to pay the costs OF his examination. .
Sil.s Ludum ag, Clarence O. Mitchell ct a. M9n:ague NJ
r. Lsndon ct al Arthur Terry sst Lucy Rood ct al Pa
ehc Fire ns Co ss, Allies Hay ct al Abraham s. Under
Allen s. sherman sgt g. Is. Postey-Default set aside on
payment OF 4 10 costs Of motion
Rob.rt p.y AIT Morgan Pndn ct al; Martha G. Bsbcock
Art Dsn,l Mspe ct al JOHN N. Hayward agt. John g.
jaime. smith .. Al oSt Edw.Id McCahn I, e a.
Ssoes sst Rudolph Wsseck 0, q -Judsacn,' o'asssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
SUPREME coURT-oEsTH.1 TEns.TJrss i7:-BefOF'
JUSTICES iN"hAhAS' LbpNAhh, anu bhNAhp
DILAIORY COMMITTEE on CHARACTER.

The Court met this morning for the purpose OF
receiving supplementary report of the Committee on Char
ater the several students who had failed to
appear before tho Committee at their early meetings
Mt Serw stated that tho report signed and woud
bs In Court Tho judges waited few minutes when
drs stated that the Judges had business to attend
TO Ia otor branches Of the Court aud could not delay any
longer. .--.,.- i.
T. Sullivan OF Massachusetts and Andrew Zoe OF menaeh'
Conn $685.,
Tho Court then adourned to Monday. July " IL O'CLOCK
q M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, June LIP. ".

The Stock market was fairly active this morning,
but the tendency of the market was downward.
There was disposition TO realise on some Of the
Leading fancies which brought some cash stock on
the market and some attempt on the part of a few
Of the money lenders to advance the rate OF interest
to T. cent which disturbed some loans, also threw
some shares into the street. There is in addition,
feeling of uneasness in regard to military matters
and Intervention which with the doubt felt in regard
to the passage of the bin giving the Secretary of the
Treasury authority issue another batch of Demand
Notes, has been sufficient to bring about reaction
to-day of | = cent in the prominent stocks The
decline however must BE considered one of the
eddies which always occur in an advancing market,
and favorable item two would give the
market a new impulse upward. AT the Second
Board the market presented the same features
"a in the morning The fancies were again
lower, and closed heavy. In the street,
after the session, there was no pressure of
stock on the market, but the feeling was toward
lower figures. There was no special effort TO bear
the decline being the result of the indifference OF
buyers. Governments were 1865 1865 for Coupon
6s and the same quotations ruled for 7.30s. fhe
latest quotations were: United States 6s, 81,
Coupons, 1861 a l06s; Tennessee State Ca s.! a59i;
Missouri State 6s, 81 a 81 American Gold, l0ja a
LOG; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, Il53; New
York Central Railroad, 4la9il; Erie Railway, 81 !
Q37t Erie Railway Preferred 65s So; Harlem
Railroad l62aI7l; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 43;
Reading Railroad, 56l Michigan Central Railroad,
66s a COZ; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, 274Q27I; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Guaranteed, &c. a 622; Illinois Central
Railroad, 62l 63; Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
22la222 Galena and Chicago Railroad, 7l2a72;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 465 al; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, Co. a 6G2.
The market is still rather unsettled for foreign
bills Sterling is held in most cases, at lis BY lead
ing bankers, with some transactions at ll74 9ll7I;
at liza a large business could be done. Francs are
4sOa477I.
Freights are dull and rates are slightly lower but
there is less depression at the close To Liverpool
the engagements are 5000 BUSH Wheat at IOd. !;
1000 do. Corn at sgd, All inside rate 1900 bbls
Flour at 2s Cd. a3s., mostly at 2 Cd. a3s. II tuns
Hams at 27s 3D.; and per steamer, 300 pkgs Bntter
at Cos. To LONDON: -, 900 bush. Wheat at l0d.;
5000 bbs. Flour at g. Cd. Us. The charters are
vessel of 17J tuns, from Turks Island 10 York,
with Salt, at &C., and vessel of 100 tuns, from the
West Indies, at 81 $50, port charges paid
The business of the Sub Treasury was Receipts
81, 236, $50 42-for Customs $4,000; Payments,
l,025, 064 08; Balance, $l7 ,296,4E 30.
The business of the Illinois Central Railroad for
May, 1862, was: