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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-08
TIL r. EDITOR.
81 Park Row. New York.
Post O1lCo Winter Tine Table
Arrival and Departure of the Malta.
POerovTlC8 ~ sAv.NPORr, IOWA

POerovrICB ~ SAvsNPORf, IOWA.
EAsrRRN MAIL.-Closes At sA. NJ. and 5I< p
NJ. Arrives at l0A N. AID ~ P. NJ, sunday.
excepted.
WKsrERN MArL.--Clos.s at 9 A. NJ. Arrive.
N6p. NJ. Sund y excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closss at 81 +. n
Arrive. Al ~ Pm.
SourHKRx Iowa MAIL.-Closss 1T A. NJ A.
rives at Y. NJ.
NORTHxRN VIA DKWIrr.-Closes Sunday Tues.
day and THURSDAY atsx +. N. Arrives Tuesday
Thursday and saturday at d r. N.
ROUTk No. iUsI7 Wa blue Grass, eto-Closs.
Monday, "wednesday ani Friday ~ s1f eek. pm
Arrives Tuesday, Thussdsy and Ssturia 1T IL
o'clock n.
kcUrs No. lO9ls Viz Tipse Closes Tuesda,
End Friday at " o'clock u arrives Tuesday sno
Friday NJ II O'Clock NJ.
kosrE No. l09H-vsa PuiYsl ,-C!oses Frids,
1t O'Clock N arrives Saturday ats O'CLOCK
Pm.
ROUTE No. lO950-vis Walnut Forks and Dig.
on. closes Wednesday 1t s11 r. N Arrives
saturday 1t So. Y.
Ovrios HOuRs. Office open at o'clock A. n
General delivery closed 1t 81 O'Clock 7. Ofhce
slossd 81 . o'clock r. Y. O6ies open On Ssadsy
from ! to J o'clock p. n.
A the prineioai mails ase carried By Rail
Rood, oil the time - seated herein will be
Rail- ROAD TINS, the clock 10 the Supssintsnd.
srs's once, n. = =. RR. Depot, being the stand.
~ CRAo. 4. GLORlO0E. P. n.
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THE HOUaEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH!

Prepared rom an Improved reccip. BY the pro.
prietor OF the brother Jonathan Poltsh," u certi
hed by all the leaiicg New York furniture deal
ere AMI Piano Forte Matters 10 DO the best in the
world Tor removing scratches marks ana DIRT, snd
restoring b gh and lasang gloss 10 all kinda
yaruiBhed Work, frsm furniture 4 leather. Il i,
cheaper aud be tor than yurnish tries immedi
steiy, and i easily applied, With piece I can.
ton atnast an ootts or two OF th,s New fur
niture poli b. a hou'ek -eper can work magic II
Tue tur1itare Of a house an keep il booking lik,
new. NV Is the TIN, 90" hlne ~" your tables
chairs, ie'ks, pianos 90 ure fra aes, eatragcsetr
aud msae the 'ok s. per cent better. fhi. it
true 60 'aonf. t"r So. oy farnitute dealers auo
storeksspef' generally. frce, - and 50 cents
b.. tie. Depot No Spruce street NeR \ or,
Sp'siai agents ~antsa. Address, box 1872, New
YORK T.. y.
iatvggtm,t.i,
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TELEG r A PHO,
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From New York.

NEW YoRk, April Z.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch
says that the two expeditions sent out by
Gen.: Stahi, returned Yesterday evening.
Ono party returned 10 Warrenton and
vicinity, and the other explored beyond
Bull Run mountains to the Blue Kldge.
They encountered only few scattered
parties Of gnerrillss. They took tilty one
prisoners, and brought IN quite number
Of horses.
A force OF rebel cavalry is believed
TO be in the Shenandoah Valley.
There is no confirmation OF the reports
which are current here and in the army
of the Potomac ms TO the Rapture and de
struction oil Charleston. All that Is known
has been published. News, however, are
nomcntarily expected.
,pscia 10 lime.
The mails by the British steamer, ex.
pcc,ed here with considerable anxiety.
did not arrive. II j. needless 10 disguise
The tact, that 10 most prudent statesmen
connected with this t'oycrnmcnt, our ie.
lations with Great Err ain arc sai TO be
more preearions ttan they lave been at
any time since the Trent affair.
The Worlds correspondent, writing
from aboard the flag ship Hartford, March
18th. saws three miles abosc Grand Cult
they saw tie wheel house Of a steamboat
pam Cd lead color. From description il ac
cords with that Of tie lndlanola, ana
| leaves n, doubt a. to her fate. She j.
sunk III deep water, aud bears the appear.
| ance of having been blown NJ just where
| She sunk
bermuda papers Of the cath notice
the arrival OF the steamer Cornmbia ut
St George, from Wilmington, With cot
ton. tobacco, aud tnrpei.tine Also "A
schooner from the same place, with
similar cargo
The Colnmbia vas chased nine hour.
The President has issued the following
proclamation regarding that of August
| 10Th. 1851:
WnEKEAs, Experience has shown that
the cnccp IONS made 10 and 10y the SAID
proclamation cmbartass the due enforce
mcut Of sad act et July 18th, 1861, and
the proper regulations q commcrclaI IN
torcour,c authorized by SAID act with the
loyal citizens .. said States, therefore |
10 hereby revoke sad exceptions, and
declare the inhabitants Il the States Of
Goo gia. Soaih Carolina, North Carolina,
tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Tcxa-,
Arkansas, Mississippi, Florida, Virginia,
except - COUNTIES designate as Nest
EN- Nm- mia, aud except the points OF
New Q, leans, k., West, Port hoy.l aud
I beaufort, are n state II instruction
\ a.alns, Us, aml all commercial iutcr
\ cour.c not licensed and conduct cd rs
/ provided ii sad act lctwccn sand States
and the inhabitants with the exception.
aforesaid and the citizens OF the L ). Is
unlawful, aud viii remain unlawful until
. the Instruction ceases or ha, been sup
pressed, ail notices thereof been gwen
aud MI cotton and other produce from
sand States, with the aforesaid except ons
INTO other ports Of the L. >, on proceed
\ lug 10 aut II SAIL States with tie cx
ccp,ions aforesaid without license aud
permission of the President through the
Secretary OF the Treasury, vii, together
with the vehicle conveying the same, be
forfeited.
II Lncd ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
". ii. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-08

Go1D CDNiiIluN, AM TRAINS Ak
i fuallt iaAy, East II W"-', for The m sror
talon u pas-e 4.sfs AL freight Nth ana
ae-qatch Al Naii-oa' located cast 1T the Mi
siss4pgl Atyer ase irsst conneteion slth tie Il a
~ 5 Il q cr VA Lice VI kpl nl,d steam Pockets
Tho iiangtb4i 4 s. Jo4.ph Il Lane ~ facse'E
on the Missouri RIVER ran daily south 10 Leaven-
worm. p4fkytic, Quiuiaro. "yaudote and han
sas city ant tri weekly. po,,h to Nebraska City
Portsmouth, ON .hq, Asd CosLeii Buds.
DAILY Mad Coaches run ~ correction with
trans Of III road ~ all imlortant tuwus 70
Northern Missouri and ',outhern lava. Also l.
l.awrcnce, Topeka, fnt Riley ana Fort scott
hnn-as.
Overland pks's Pax AID California Mai
GaAcas, ieayc daily. ~ inc TO Denver ca! da,
salt Lake . d,Js, San Frauci.e0 5 l.fs.
KATE, 81 frvight awsTs ~ loY by anl otheg
lirc wAiic the p3tron .nes iAfsfly ia Iueu. apre,
Distance Change. ana llno.
i. y. GkOAT, Gan' ficket AIT. Hannibal, SO
W T.. tl;lN ION E-eight r. de
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
LIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR.
ACCORDION, PIANO, MELoDEoN.
FIFE
FIA0-oLET, AND cLARioNET.

CONTAINING Instructions designei to enable
- tho pupil to Obtain . knowledge Of playing
without teacher: with . choice collec ion Of
every variety of Popular Music. Price Of each,
% cents. Teachers. pupils and dealers DESTROYS
OF obtaining low priced Instruction book and ss
the satae time ono that is useful and attractive.
Will had these books fully suitsd TO their wants.
ine instructions are gwen in q manner adapted to
Tho comprehension Il all grades of scholars The
exercises illustrating and enforcing tho lessons
are not dry and tedious, but sprghtly AMI gully
ening, AID the selection of music, varying from
the smpe TO the difficult, comp i-e- the mos, pop
DIT>ON a CO, Publishers, 277 Washington
street, Baton. feb e.dtf
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Bradbury's New Scale Piano Forte

Ia the arrangement Of our new sale. drawn
and prepared with tho utmost care, expressly for
our new instruments, We have added every i'm
prosement which can IN any way tent to the per
lection OF the Piano Fer. e. and We can conf ientl,
assert, tina, Tor LEGACY Of touch, volume, pu,i,
bsiiiiancy and sweetness Of tom, Combined win
that strength and .ol,dity of frame necessary TO
durability. these instruments are uns qisliei.
''STkEh0rH AND BEAUTY 10 our motto, aud We
inyi the oiu. est ticsm OF the unbia sed ges
in the land.
~ Every instrument is warranted for five
years.
WIN. b BRADBURY,
"A Broome street, corner Crosby, New Yor
mh5-3m
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Illinois Central Railroad.
E00,. - ]

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
81, trains viii leave from the Grand Contra
Depot foot 81 Lake aud South Water street
Through Express, Al $50 NJ. arriving 81
laiy EXC, Slndays.l fairo al s.3o II.
t%T THIS Train connect Tor Peoria, Alton, st.
Loala. Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
aceommoiationl AT 4.op 2 Al. for Cairo and Way
Train, Sta',on., arriving at Cairo al
~ This Trpin, on Haturdays. will run only TO-
Drbana Train. eat Chicago at li;05 A NJ
AMI $50 Z NJ.
tr Tickets and information, apply az the Office
L tae Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains viii leave Chicago Leave " cod Lawn:
G: 0 A N b.45 A NJ
8.45 " US "A n
1900 NJ I2.55PM
a.u0 PM $40 pM
s:0O pm saupH
". Il. ARTHUR, 1isn'i SUIT
W = .touSsos, ten ! Passenger A9't. nosou
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VIM. 3. RaAD8UHY's
PIiyO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 426 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

The subscrib,, respectfully invites the atten
L zion Of hisirienis and ths public generally 70
his Piano torte Establishment, at No. AT
broome street, corner OF Ciosby.
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock and ma
Il rails from the late firm of Lghts h Bradbury,
which fin w. dissolved on the 3lst Jannary uli
and hay ng purshssed tho entiro stock Of iiHno
toItes and Piano Forte material, owned by his
brother, Edwsrd q. hr dbury, IN tho said irln he
fer ais celcb a,ed Piano rottes. EMPLOYING the
u oh skillful ana experienced workmen. with .
large stock of the best and moot thoroughly sea
soned material. aLd An abund Ance of cApitsl, he
has taken IN hand the pet sohAl supervision OF the
whole bushes of manufacturing his instrument.
and 10 enabled to turn out tiAnu-Fortes Of une-
quallod tone and durabiens,s.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.esr TOrk, .tesc England
and ihs Can I'D -.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rH, 1889,
~ trains leave the Great Genital Union Depot
teot Of Lake street, rs folioSs
IA M Day Expfe.s EXCEPT sunday arrives
Detroit at 6:40 II Suspension Bridge st $3.50 A N
Albany 80 r NJ, New York $50 PA, noston ll:S0
pm.
1880 Night Express except Saturday, ar
$50 NJ, Albany 500 A n, New lork 1880
A NJ, Boston $3.50 7 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi
eseo at A n mail u.in. 7:s0 z N Fast Express
.rrivs IN Chicago 1t s:l5 A Fast Express, aud
s:i5 2 NJ Night vail Train.
The 40 Al tran leaving Chicag runs through
70 Cincinnati without range Of oars or baggage.
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Bounty amt s'cuslDux.

uf a LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-. fLi
1D solder wSo have been discharged in con
seqasnce 4 wounds received IN battle. are NOW
els.tie 20 the SIV0 bounty
We collect IS UNriss Tor soldiers who we
sef'ea t"o yea y or Sho have been 1i.chatgcl
as @oovs; s.-o INyAliD Pass Ioss aud FE.sf5,.
10 Widows, ia nor etHdrel, NJ 4ef and .,rsa
sistef. = deceased seldier, as, TO bounty eu
the vi ows, N ar chi'irrr. - Gus of ftlltlyr.
OF ae.e4sel sJ.qtcrs
PARK Elk i EDa ARDS.
insh -J-u Man sifeet Davenport
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FO Nd.
For Sale.

THE BAR FIXTURES OF A FIRST Glass
J Saloon. together with some liquors, will be
.oli cheap or tssdsd for good pair Of horses and
wagon. Inquire q
0oh2S-lv L W. 9ARRI5oH.
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1 rom Nushinctun.
NAsll1Nnrn. Am

" asntNGroS. April :.
dispat i re- ci,c 4; hcadquartc
from 10, Grams. dated Murt cesboro, 9th.
states that ten. Stanley had returned
rom An expedition, brnglng a number OF
cavalry from the peninsula, and killing
and woundlng several.
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Rulan,s Patent VentilatOrr
On Cars Of Day Express Trains.


asilroaA odi.es In the West, ~ the 0eseral 3 -
corner Of Lske ana Dsarbon strests, (un1ss the
fremont House, Chicago, and At the depot
RN. RICE. Gent ru, Z.
}, W Snisn, Wssten Pen. Agset. ja1
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Election News.

LEAvENwoRrn, Kansas, April :.
The city has gone radical, heretofore
democratic.
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RAILROADS.


Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
wINrEa ARRANGEMENT, 1862.
zsai~s ySn By Chicago time, wkich 10 tsslys ssss
stss taste, thas Davenport time.
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, nov. 34rn
- 1882 and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows,
10 90 A. y. for Brooklyn and Washington.
3l5P n. for Iowa City.
SRAIHs ARRIvs Ar DAVENPORT AZ voLLOws.
6.56 ?. y. from Brooklyn and Washington.
l2S5P.H. from Iowa City.
horning trains out of Davenport willmake direct
connections at Brooklyn, lows city and Washing
.-l with tho Western Stage Company stages for
u, points West.
Trains from tho West connect 81 Davenport
With trains OF tho Chicago and Rock Island Rail
8pad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving Distinct directions ~ TO the estimation OF
thew ta9sA9e elso to hafcse taking
JOHN F. TRACY, Gent Sup't.
A. KIxBALL, Asst Supt.
Davenport. November %. 1s63.-dtf
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michigan S0utherH 4 Lake Sheie
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN EMENT

AN AND FTER MAY 9TH, AND IN
} Ill further notice trains will leave Chicago ~
as followe:
700 n New York Express, daily, except
Sundays
1880 Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
tSs- Trains arrive in Chicago at s:l5 n, and
Id Al Al.
All the above trains make regular connections
t"punkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
,crk, boston, Philadel hia. baltimore and 81.
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with ali mod
crn Improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can he obtained at tho Con-
Yaay .tiice. DO CLARK street, under Sherman
ii)Ise, Or a, tho Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
aud Sherman streets.
II. e. SAWYER,
General We.te-p ueuf
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For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths IN Fuss, WOOllens, DC.
insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, DC
Put up in 25c Soc and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and
tlasks. 50 and IS sizes for Horgls, PcBLIc In
sTIrrTI0Ss, Ac.
'Only infallible remedies known"
Free from Poisons."
mot dan erous to tho Human Flmily."
Rats come out OF their holes to die"
"a Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
~ Sold by oil DKUGGIsTs and RKTAiLERs every
whcr..
~ u. BEWARE! !! OF all worthless limitations.
- See that "COsr Ans" anne IL ON each Box,
Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
~ Address HENRY R. COSTAR,
- PRiScIPAL DEPT 49, bKOADwAy, v. y.
IL Sold by
+. s. BALLARD,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
nch Off Davenport, Iowa.
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gS:..MieN.

4 4 COMPETENT Man A LERK IN TIE
! u United states Mastering nd ,,isburslne on.
\ i,e ia tais city. Appy im ,nediat,ly.
ii. u. HENDtkshuTT.
100 2l-d Capt. q Arullery
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-08

hNE OF TnE ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
~ will leave this point daily on the arrival Of
Eastern morning train, connecting NJ Nuscatine
with tho cars tor Iowa City and Washington NJ
burlington with the Burlington / Mi. souri, River
Railroad for uskAlooss ana Autnmws, and ith
the Chicago train Mt Fort Madison with the Keo-
kuk Mount Peasant Rail road tor Mount Pleas
ant and keokuk, and at kcokuk with packete for
st Louis.
~" Passengers travelling on these boats will
avoid all vexacious delays vi passing the kapids
Freight handled vita care and dispatch.
mhl7 tf
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

From the Treasurer's report appears thas S4W u 70
mained N his hands On the 5osh ult Tne saAs
society appear 20 be n . nourtshing cooauou' M W
faot Of their having the Of SOL 900 nvestea vo.as
and mortgages. After spending few mnnsss " vvos
saon the meeting adjourned and the members aoournoe
70 an adjoining room TO partake OF dinner
vuuAHsx PRESENT. 10 m PouU.-Ar. Thomas = -
Voe In view OF the valuable services rendered p tno
police during the recent nots has presented 70 escn ~
dvidual member OF the Police Department copy o. nu
work. entitled the "Market Book" which treats OF TUG
local history of New York. or wards, OF pancs o. nesv
plots Grimes punishments and the first organization
a police IN this CITY hundred years ago. under tne
title Of the "Ratte Watch"
CoRomRs' IneuEsr observation-disclosures Collin held an
Inquest yesterday upon the body OF os A. Plaske Tor
merly an officer In the British army, who died suddenly
board the brig Alice " Goodhue bound for bermuda
Tho Jury rendered verdct Of "death from consump-
tion." Ri -thHii iV 8lNl fJN
Tho Coroner also held an inquest upon the body
Of m unknown man, supposed 70 be Henry kinnet-
,aan who dropped dead at Frcnchs Hotel Vefdcs
Also upon the body q Peter Bacxcr aged eleven years
who accidentally killed By being run over by Third
avenue railroad oar. NAi atsl
Also upon the body Of Ellen ODounel, who was killed
under similar Circumstances. .0M
sicKNne or Ton HYBR.-Tom Hyer, the celebrated pu-
gist, suffering severely from complication OF d's
eases which, Is feared will terminate bis life N lev
days His physicians do nos expect that be will 1.-Two Out
the week " 80 Ni"
No. "a PrArr srxnr Nor BuRxsD-rhe statement tia!
the house - Patt street, occupied ~ We'll Bropers
Co. importers Of Enench china, WAS burned. was ms
taxa. Tho Hre broke out at ~ PiAtt street. wos
Brothers wore scuy damaged By water, not over on
hundred dears aioi2 ~ tgei
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

. The judgment in the famous case of the Cumber-
land Coal and Iron Company against the Holman
Coal Company was rendered on Friday at Anna
polls, Md, by the Court Of Appeals OF the State Of
Maryland. On Saturday the impression which
was derived from statements made by members of
the court was that the case would not be reached
before November or December. 1t was actually
reached. and the following judgment rendered on
Friday - 7-T rlt
|. CoGRr oy ArxAls or MARyLAsD--JuSx TrRx, 1863
Cs~s,rions Coal and jrcn oGmgany ag Auer A. Sh<r-
pony, Of An>ghany Cotny-Thls cause, standing ready
for hearing. argued By solicitors the respsctive
rs% sDd S
oth day Of October, In the year 1869, by the
.soy ,ncr.o ords .dadsoa and and dsc.d that
tho decree OF tho Circuit Court OF Allegheny county
sitting As Court Of Equity passed on the Eth day Of
this ca1se was taken, be, and the Is hereby re-
versed, and the hereby remanded 70 The said
the Auditor OF said Court between tho appellant and
appcces from the evidence IN the cause and such other
% Ss
Alen n. sherman and William B. Dean and the Holman
Steam ocsi COMPANY q Ansshany county Or s,ncr y 70 Of
Appslants sod pledged by the appsees either OF
thcm from the net rents issues and profits Of the
said appellants hsld used occupssd or enjoyed By enc
appelss. either Of them. bv virtue of the deeds OF
he hi .sS procssdnss pro and credited ssh al sums PAD
BY them - The appellants oe the sad stocks
lands and tsasmssts coal minss end other property
such accounting The appellants sns Be- found indebted %
the sppscss ihen upon payment Of said indsbtsdnsss
or legal tender thsrco o nothing Be found due, tns
said sppel.ns Al the lands tsnsSasss ana hsredita
veysocss szecussd n The name and behalf q the sp-
pss q ana al 5, * ssS Asa % 4 sr%.s s ana w.n Whs
b Dean 70 shs Holman steam Goal Company, and 70 d.
lvs up % b csoes'c .ss sicrss.d co.srset q trans
psiasss i the shares q stock held By NE appsIlss
Alisa 4. sherman and william B. Dssn or the Hc6msa
So. os org.ny y :.,d oonp.ny .aa 81 .hs r!shss
sppsIsss, either of thsu, have acquired - ths 90.
alteration IN whole o. y part q the aforssaid asS.
rsvhsd. tbs costs Incurred IN this Court md IN shs
couft b0w ~ the sppeAns 70 b paid by the appslses
..f Fl. ,r.. .s JOS T. BAHr0L
BRlCE J. 00LUsB0RyC0H.
2. MORHlS COCHRAN
True COPY tsst--Gso. EAns, cssk court u AppeAh,
Maryland. ~
The enect Of this decision is to restore 10 the
Cumberland Company all the property which sher-
maa and his associatss and the Holman Company
obtained from them, and 10 compel Sherman.
Hoffman, &C.. 70 account for the pronts Of said
property during The period Of tAeir pesssssioa.
The Hoifnan mine was the most valuable Of al the
mines worked b. sAs cSnbssis.d Company; when
II was owned and worked BY ths Cumberland con-
csrn ~ stock nssd 10 ell At rs Q ss. IL Nss
wksa lii and other mines psssed Into other hands,
under dssds vhisA this Judgment of ths Court Of
Appssla now proaeunces invalid, that the stock
fsl - 70 present prices. Il viii be gratifying to
shs Aissas " ~ nasA disesedisd properly 70