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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-17

Duty: For 100 TBS .foreigi
caught = Herring 81
Ndckerei ~. Salmon 80
and all other picked Il
bbls. 81 80 b DBL, other
tcise SOC y ctct. Frof
ProUiaces free.
Cod large ID out. $40 Al
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-17
Quackery (,

No.74 Middle, corner of Exchange Street.
septl6tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-17

Duty: Ginger Root &c,
Ground Ginger Sc, Pep
per and PimentO 12c,
4 Ctores l5c, Cdssid Toe,
| Cdssia Buds 20c, CHINA
mon 25c, Mace and Nut
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-17

DUTY: Heiado2c ,nothbope
No. IL &c, ADORE No. IL
dndnot ADORE Is &c. ADORE
No. Is and not ADORE 20
Bic. ADORE No. 90 and re-
fined &c y ib.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-17

Having become fully satisfied OF the benefit of the
Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" have purchased
hree of them at five dollars EACH and do most cheer
ally recommend them TO the public.
Waterville, May, 1861. DR.. n. X. B0UTELL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-17
REST FOR THE WEARY.
A SONS
SPRING BED BOTTOM!
Patent granted October, 1861
ID. x. F'rOhOck,
GENERAL AGENT

We have introduced several of the justly ceebrat-
Anderson Spring Bed Bottom" to our sleeping
partments. We give this spring bed bottom decid-
preference over any and all othere we have ever
lsed. Our guests speak of them in the highest terms
We recommend their use to all hotel keepers who de-
ire the comfort of their guests
W. ID. MCLAUGHLIN SON,
May IL, 1868. Franklin House, Bangor Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-17

Duty: Turpentine, Rosin,
Pitch, Tar 90 PC ad rdi.,
$. Turpentine l5c pgdi.
Tar lforeignlP bbl.Sl3d l6
Pitch Goal Tar). 50 19
Rosin.. is Gd20
Tnrpentine pgal 2 s0a2 IS
OaIsuun.
Duty: Free.
American. .........s90 81
z Oil.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-27
JULY 81, 1863.

ave cannot look upon the position of
the so-called Democracy in the North, as
any better than treason. 1t as treason
in its effects and consequence.
The principles announced by the
Peace Democracy of New York and the
late convention which nominated Val
landigham and Pugh in Ohio, are, con-
sidering the status of the country, prac-
ticGlty an abandonment Of The Union;
and will, whether intended or not, give
strength to the rebellion"
And so say all loyal men everywhere.
Away with this bastard Vallandigham
Democracy. 1t is cheat, an imposi-
ton, lie. There is no democracy in it.
A MOB JACKAL.-The Herald points
game for the JEFF. Davis ruffians, who
have been devastating the city, as fol-
lows
There is but one quarter where these
unfortunates (the blacks) live, which has
remained unharm ed--Sullivan street. in
the Eighth Ward =
There is United States store-house in
Worth street where there are upwards of
fifty thousand muskets."
There is good deal more of this sort,
but the above must suffice for a sample.
Neto York Tribune.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-27

Or anything else in our line, are unsurpassed in
the West
Our Stock of Marble is complete, having been
selected with great care at the Quarries. my6
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-27
Cooks Sugar Evaporator.
MEDICAL.
Come and be Healed.

DR A. SHELDON CAN BE CONSULTED
~ at his ofice, on Third Street, ntar the Court
House, Evansville, Indiana on all or any of the
diseases human flesh is heir TO, from O'Clock q.
m. 10 p. m, and is now prepared to furnish his
medicated Honey for the cure of all pulminary
complaints also his specific for the of Chils
and Favers without the use of quinine or mercury.
iyl5-lm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-27
Facts for the People.

IT IS SUSCEPTIBLE OF THE CT EAREST
PROOF THAT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
As At PRESENT CONSTITUTED, = WITH
WOOD, VALLANDIGHAM, AND VOORHEES,
ITS RECOGNIZED LEADERS, AND THE
NEW YORK EXPRESS, CINCINNATI EN-
QUIRER, INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, AND
LOUISVILLE DEMOCRAT ITS ACCREDITED
ORGANS, ,-SYMPATHIZES WITH, AND rs
LABORING IN BEHALF OF, THOSE WHO
ARE IN REBELLION AGAINST THE COY
ERNMENP.
THE TRUTH OF THIS is EVIDENT
FIRST. FROM THE WORDS AND ACTIONS
OF THE MORE OBSCURE MEMBERS OF
THE PARTY.
SECOND. FROM THE SPEECHES OF ITS AC-
KNOWLEDGED LEADERS AND THE EDI-
IORIALS OF ITS LEADING PAPERS.
THIRD. FROM THE WELL-KNOFN OPIN-
IONS AND ANTECEDENTS OF ITS CAN
DIDATES, AND THE DOCTRINES SET
FORTH IN ITS PUBLIC RESOL LUTIONS
And,
fourth. FROM THE AVOR WITH WHICH
IT is REGARDED BY THE REBELS; THE
MARKED SIMILARITY IN THE ABUSE
WHICH BOTH HEAP UPON THE ADMIN
ISTRATTOE; AND THE REMARKABLE
MA NNER IN WHICH THE LEADERS OF
THE DEMOCRATIC, PARTY, NORTH,
ECHO THE SENTIMENTS, HOPES, AND
FEARS OF THE REBEL LEADERS,
SOUTH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-27
DYE HOUSE.

A. II. a ID A M =
CINCINNATI STEAM DYE HOUSE, VINE
" Street between Sixth and Seventh, Evans
Vile, Indiana.
wish to announce to the Ladies and Gentle
men of this city and vicinity, that have opened,
at the above place, fancy Steam Dyeing and
Cleansing establishment, and am prepared to do
all kinds of fancy Dyeing in the French style and
at New York prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
jy23-lm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-27
REMOVAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE RE-
i moved their Saddlery establishment TO the
Corner of Main and Second Street, in the room oc-
cepied by Fred. Krone, deceased.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL

FRIDAY, March 1875 p. NJ.
Money continues to be very abundant, and the
banks arc embarrassed to find employment for
their means. On call the brokers pay 5 and
per cent; but the demand for money on the Stock
Exchange Is quite light There is no change in
debt certificates Or mercantile paper.
Gold was rather active to-day, partly on the
from the West and partly on reports of legis-
lstion in Albany. II opened at l6l rose to 1917,
dc clined steadily 10 l5sZ, rallied to leo, sold at
169 aud l60 in the afternoon, and closed at 1891
bid At Albany this morning the bill to check
speculation in gold (of which synopsis was
given day or two since in our Albany cores
pondence) was reported and unanimously referred
90 the Committee Of the Whole. We cannot see
that this bill will achieve the end desired or will
put down the price Of gold. II merely re-enacts
the law of Congress and leaves the banks free to
lend par on gold and exchange. Under such an
act the banks would not dsgorge dollar OF the
millions which they are now boarding and carrying
for spectators. II the Legislature really desired
10 do what IL could 20 check speculation in the ma
tioDa credit it would prohibit and pronounce void
oil loans gold and exchange OF whatever amount.
Such law ~ this would reduce the premium on
gold to its true relative value as compared with
paper; bat from all we can learn no such act is
likely to be passed. Exchange sold this morning
at l77L and rfterward rather irregular in
consequence OF the fluctuations in gold.
The stock market was dull this morning and
prices were lower, though not uniformly SO. AT
the first session OF the regular board moderate
amount OF business appears TO have been done,
and the quotations OF the more active railway
shares are lower. At the one =. NJ session OF the
pubic board the market was irregular Govern.
ments were firm, aud were Pacific Mail. ruaran.
teed Harlem preferred, Hudson River and Toledo.
The Fries were severely hammered by the hears
and yielded about u per cent to the pressure.
Pittsburg was also lower being special object
OF attack by the shorts. The period Of duness
which has now lasted for sixty days has led TO the
creation oi rs large snort interest as perhaps
over existed in market. The short sales of Paci.
nc Mail, Harlem preferred, guaranteed and Michi-
gan Central have caused thoss stocks to advance
about one per cent day lately. From the boldness
OF thefr operations il seems likely that tho bears
viii hendhy corneriGg the whole market Bonds we're
very hrm to-day. 1ood railway bonds are very
scarce and command considerable premium
State Stoke are dull The failure Of Congress- 10
pass the measure granting aid TO Missouri has
stopped operations IN the sixes Of that State In
the afternoon the market rallied ard was ,erv
strong. Al the four p. NJ session OF the public
board there was quite an active demand for pitts
burg aud other railway shares which have been
greatly oversold ny the spectators. The marke,
closed buoyantly, the following being the last,
quotations;--
rae 5000 - io2t. i0s Hnfsnn Eivcr leo q ID
I" '0eS SV'~s'lee lVob H1isE g.. Jss.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

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49, s::''.: s..;... 3 !.
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rsT noyai O.
CO.. -. - 4 SoIDs
pROPOsALs ron HoDsEs AND HUi1a
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sx.,rp rso,S - q sssss;;s 7: 9: - q isa !
e s:::ss "a as:s 3 a 5. 9ssss s
For s:s..X. -, :: ;Sss::.a =: ns.4rsa H.rss.
zssss 4 :s. si ssss:. s: s !: e
A1zlLL1nY.
and s's ss
ssh. Year. v q sss q Sa,a SSors s. c@ 4. Sssse rs
Two thousand mules 70 csSiorm 70 the following
srsosycArcxs $40 Il
:;.,.ss s,ss; NJ: .se.
and 70 be o'Ea rAan. AsP R6sos fs. YEARS o.
The fun name and Ioss Once address Of the bidder
AlGfs II sa - maze 3 sss name 4 s.e, u. n... Of sn
' ' 81 5. ana
oath of Acgiance must accompany each proposon.
rpesss s,,3',s1, Tss. sDscy whether sAs ss %
ios o. Is sssss pssr - ~ '.'e mus JON ~
e ss s 70 FL ss ss ss. b
in having no refsieacs to other proposal By
..,...,. -. !, y yos .uLss -
horses in manner Or depend on them
Proposals mos. b add.ess:a = Colonel b 4 Rucker
should be plainly marked Proposss for HORSES" or Pro
posais for Mules as q SGzs1sTIs: ss;; SsS y:
The ability o. the bidder % IN the contract should y b
whose signatures be appended 70 the
rsspCnasSy Of the must be .Aoxn the
Court
Bidders must Be when ehe bids open
viii Be required the socsssfai bidder Oron aSn
when The contract 10 signed.
~ g.
We, -. of the county 70 or M and State Of -. and
q as county Of :S. .s s. DO hereby
scrdsnss win the term. Of and Thai should
5 as ss he vi" " '''' enter into
Should she contract be awarded him we are prepared to
TO ths be appended the ocial certificate
''ov' o,'' "'n'''1iSss;ft 1iSsss;ftEcT1os. DELIVERY. 20.
the specifications will be rejectod
No mares will be received. A
Tho be delivered In this city within twenty
days from The date OF The contract extension Of time
will be granted ON any protext AF
subjected rigid inspscon, and those conforming
the specifications will be rejected
The mules all be delivered In this city within C25)
twen. i've days from tho date Of gnine the contract
ss c Ss
funds. EfIT
Any informalty in the bid nonconformance with
proposal.
ME borsss awarded lots Of 1900 two hundred
EACH the mules lots OF 60O EACH unless
the Chief should The Interest Of
the government 10 vary the number
The Chief Quarteraster to himself the right
reject any or al bsas that he may deem too high
~ -n1d es' D. II. RUCkER,
Z HY sf& Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
Depot of Washingt0n.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

The organization Of the Central American Tran
sit Company has been completed by tho introdnc.
ton Of Messrs. Moses Taylor. John T. Phelps and
Marshall o. Roberts iato the Board Of Directors,
and the new company will doubtless proceed Mt
once to do good business.
The notes Of the following banks are secured by
United States stocks deposited in the State Trea-
sury at Trenton, under the requirements Of the
General Banking law Of the State Of New Jersey,
and are received by all the city banks at par on
Deposit
Bank OF Jersey City. Redeemed By Ocean Bank
National Bank Paterson ,..,. /" Marine Bank.
u. s. Stock Bank, Jersey CITY,. Broadway Bank
Highland Bank, Hundson City. +" Blk North America.
Hobukep City Bank, HOb0ken.. Ocean Bank.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
for the first week in March show an increase Of
90 ,49l over the same week last year; the increase
since January 10 $50, 900.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
THE REBELLION


Soldiers Aid sociee. eleraymen. editors and others
%
army
~. or SHs tn. m.ss
supplying information sIa,utously with regard to aens
points toihcrs will he added)
sansry Commission, Comm Washington Dr.; D 2. ,.,
esisssssS.ia, esSisfsssSTin' Sai'i%S4e. SSaian1S,s
wrsTERs DEraprxEN1s--ror Information address once
SANITARY, Commission, Louisville. Ky n,u.
Louisville bowling Green.
Covington. Gallaun.
Inforinstion wl under ordinary circumstances be given
70 one applying G r. N = sy or AZ s Of As %
wiz be sent by return mali in person IL will be answered
IE--t tsivins name and resimenD at present in the
4 ii 50, wha. is hi. proper address,
What is the name Of the surgeon or chaplain OF tho
no, hospital a, present, has he recently been in
! Il go did he die in hospital, aud Al wha, date,
II recently discharged IRON hospital was he discharged
Z. II not wha, were his orders on leaving
a Ma s re S as s sG"S0S S Be- o pa
within twenty four hours after request to do SO Is received
The once Of The Directory WIN be daily from cish,
pcsni. ringing he door bell w Any hour 4
recory having visitors been gwen direct
the record BOOKS themselves. this
be nor can lists Of woniaed In hos
pitfalls States counres regiments otherwise be
The SANITARY COMMISSION under special authority from
the President OF the United States maintains extensive
ysem OF agencies Tor securing !hs safe and
sess Where Ps; s ~ AZ. % Ss Af s :as
AND n !. Before vstsbars aud al Sassve:
distribution being governed o o. the wants OF
of these manner, TO secure an
equitable disir button and honest OF the goods dis
Of high professional and moral
character aud more than fiy lay agents arc employed,
vice The these arrangements has thus far been
about three OF The value the
dencc OF losses miscarriage msappropraons 10 The
value of door in thousand Of goods which have
s omss Of p ,ne arg
all disposed TO ses and Wounded, wilhon, references
for aistanes are invited 10 send their oiernss.
sanitary Compassion, Bmneh supply onhce, y summer
sanitary Commission, Branch supply Office, 10 Third ave-
sanitary comms,on branch Supply ONCE ~ South sixth
sanitary commssion branch supply once Bank street.
SANITARY Commission Branch Supply ONCE Chicago. M,
% %nsy mo- pson Vms s nSae Ky
royernmen and Is Wholly dependent on the voluntary
raons consnons 70 treasury srr socea as nd %sy ons
BE- tr.nsmiitcd 70 George Strong Esq, Treasurer wa
The names cf The following gentlemen commissioner Of
the Prcsden Of the United States pledged 10 the
60. 3. s.n.g Ss S1S M !.
TT I.s below; PIP SSsS,ss Ss2,s r,sn.s srSns E.q
| q. W. Cuilurn, U. e. A. RI. Rev. r " Ozark d. d.
ssiss. SSss Z SSaA Hen Hen ir,svI " ss$S., sss
\ W. H. Van buren, NJ ID. Hon Marx ssirnsr
I Wolco,, 0ibbs, Nd Rev, Jonn ". Haywood.
! r. q. Howe, n D. Prot. rsrman Rogers
| &. n Agnew. N. D. Hon echuylcr Collar
rlbsba Harrts. n. d. Fred. Law Olnsted. Esa.
J. y. Newbcrry N. D.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
NEW -YoRK HRRALI, SATURDAY, nAEcH IA, 1863 /" = 2

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0S.f RssSsn, YAysss - she New York neica E.sate,
Na SUnbsa slasss. F4c8#A
OprOn7n vAsBINoTONs STATUE.
orinrs.or Of u. praatios Of Ssd'ssi Esouicisy
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bee is'.- ~ - -. -
EYR AND EAR-pR. CADwRLL. 0cUIAsr. NO. 50
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CRBDlrORs-c0yaT or COMMON
IN P1eas for ths city and county OF New York k-Lemne
Coleman against Aaron Cohenbcrger Emanuel Ikeihnmsr
JOct Adler duly made and
ed in this action the 2Ath day Of February 1858 mo-
cedHvs Of 1ksheimer Adler formerly doing hnsiness a
No. 60 Warren street In the city Of New York firm
above Emanuel Ikelhcimer and
Adler who the 18th day c March, 1851
and delivered the above named AAron Colep
berger assnment Of all their property for the benefit q
necessary proper evidences support
thereof the undersigned referee his Office No II Ann
of New York before the 18th day oil
April 1883 .t two O'Clock or they win be barred and
Oreclosed of all right share participate In funds
belonging said assigned estate be distributed
among eaid creditors directed by said order
Dscd New York, 18th OF March, 1865
CHARLES Prior, Attorney for Painta, No Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

Wheat quOted dearer, with a modcratc ,nou,rv
The days sales amounted 10 % 500 bushels al nj 10
81 so for red and amber Western, el b5 ast az for
Milwaukee club and amber spring. aud 81 al Al al FOR
Chicago sprirg Corn was lc higher and more sought
after. The comprised 70, 900 bushels mixed Western
al s2c eic for sound. and &c pic for and
heated. sales aleo made Of 1000 bushels rye a.
81 Os 81 H. and g. 700 bushels barley at 81 20 II ss
oats continued b fair demand nt 72c Sac according
TO quality
Corros pod TO the extent Of go bales the marIe,
clotiug heavily at So q s6c. for m'ddng
tpENtr*.--th@re vas fair business tangacted to-day
lvt ~ acatns raies 10 serpocl tLcre seIe sb,vlsd
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

= ATE HEADQUARTERS REMAINDER BANKS Ex.
n.aitlon 100 Broadway New York. .alce OF Assistant
onartermaster, March IS 1873 NotieAli merchants and
sb.,s hay bills for quarermasers sores suld tha
rnues orders Of the
M. r-aUrssd s~rd them in at for settlement All
Git,. t<fore ths 10Th nst viii h.
s,riuded from immediate payment WILLIAM ~ NhL
LANCE saptar aud tssis art tuar"rnasrr lsd
Shaf.s AfNy
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

nUARTERMASTEks OFFICE, NEW YORK, AAkCh
Csesicd proposals will received this oe (No State
ssrec) until u oclock Tuesday the 7th inst, Tor sup
PLYING following articles Of stationery, VIII
Dos reams fooscap Paper
SAG reams Letter Paper.
IS reams Wrapping and Envelope Paper
200 reams Note Paper.
A3ls sheets White Bot;ing Paper.
lO,OU Onicial Envelopes No. 10.
SOO,OO Omcial Envelopes No. 2.
2UQ,NW Envelopes letter sixe
l,AU cap paper Blank Books, assorted
1l0 dor Memorandum Books.
10 Letter Books for copying press, 10 qalrcs
III doz quart bottles Black Ink
IOO dor pint bottles Black Ink
~ dox Lo,tles Red Ink.
Ii0 doz papers wskden's Black Inkpowder
e6l lbs Red Sealing WAx
l.Wn gross Steel Pens, assorted.
TU doz Penhodcrs
z,UU QuiIle, No .
'xs2 dos Lead Pencils black.
doz each, red aud blue do. do.
= dox spools Red Tape, ...
4ss doy pieces do do.
As doz. lnkstands
~ Hdox. Tin Paper Folders
dor Ernsers
ldos. Wafer Stamps
dox. Wafer Boxes.
Sand Boxes
"a dox. bottles Muciiage, large
don india Rnbbers.
10 dor. Rulers, round or nat
strous cases delivered required
IN thc city at the expense OF the contractor
sampes the articles be this once until The
time for opening tho proposals.
,hrm res:.Pr .Proposais gs FOR si..Snsry ny ~
Ah' STEWART vANvLIET,
Quariermas,er United States Army.
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
LEGAL. NOTICES.
MATRIMONIAL.

O~>-. ,N- -
GENTLEMAN, "a YEARS OF AGE, OF GOOD
a ssandng q soeiety .nd b.nes. habits, wants wife;
IN A Miner station ION s. Bible House. New
A YOUNG LADY. EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE, 4
aH:in.sos:o middle .ssa sspsmaa :. wssi!S with
s. 70 N or rss @ aSn
agreeable manners and appsarsnce not years age
Dc vi.te possi6 James Marsh station & Eighth
A YOUNG WIDOW, AGED e. WITH EXQUISITE
face and Agnrs ae.irous q formng the
S ga,ss vic po.s S:: s@Ssa @ . 4 ' Belle
YOUNG NAN A GENTLEMAN AND A SOLDIER,
snss s or , W 70 on
his wealth sufficient to supply both their wants Al
s'
A YOUNG n! NAN y, WHOSE TINE Or SERVICE Ex,
pss;:ns .nS good eSs.ion vim
position, and Of peasng form and feasse
answer contains carte g % yi.ite y wiz be rstarned RI
meat n Y. s. v, washington, p. G. :" = I,
A YOUNG MAN. WHO HAS BEEN CONNECTED
with the army for nearly Two years M whose term Of
pondence with young lady win view 70 close attach
M se sGfs Ea sne
Go. A, Sixteenth regiment N Us w.. Washington, D. G.
TWO YOUNG OFFICERS IN THE ARMY or GOOD
standing desire to enter Into correspondence with two
ladies Of lively disi oson and refined manners with
,natrmony Address In sincerity Achilles Mara
10th n " VOL Cavalry, Sd Cavalry Division Washington
D. y. Cartes Dc vistte exchanged I.s
----------..-----------
RA1LROAD8.
HUDSON RIVER ..RAILIoAD.-TRAINs FOR AL
II bany Troy the North md West! leave Chambers street
at ana ~ A. NJ and 3l5, and 1880 p. NJ, and Bun
days at S:22 r. NJ. from Tbirtieth street.
Anew YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN FOX ALBANY. TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, Nov. IL, 1801
For Albany 1880 A. ~, R1pres: Mail Train from Twenty
sxth street station Returning leave Albany l0:30 A. r.
JOHN RUR6HILL. Superintendent
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

4 TTENTION, SEVENTY NINTH HT0HLANDERs
In accordance with the Presidents proclamation in
reference 10 absent from their commands the Lieut.
Col commanding the Seventy ninth Hghanders takes this
opportunity inform men absent from bis command 70 re-
vos Ma shaTs 0n.e. City Hall Barrass and that other
unjshment ei be insed except all pay and allowances
eavr~d the date they absent TO the date they
report -. -, -, ~ Mvh~isvN,
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

We ore iafeE9sS " YArtsss Who know, AatAS
recent decision in the Almsden Quicksilver Mining
Company s, In fact. FINAL snc tAAt ~ further ~
CATION win ensue in tn. case. All Mat p>.sSre.
mains to be done |" q draw boundsS, rAs b.
tween the ne" r<sickalver Company ~ owners Of
the sIea' ..ae, and ranch iatsl. prxeAased by
,ss .ss 90 AAAassn concern. y = pAdsrssosd that
the representatives Of the k.tter who xssss now
~coeus to The QuioasilvsS Company for the whcss
profits of the mine duriag their Illegal possession
are mot prepared TO interpess any fz<Asr obstacle
to the tranquil entry ints possession of the Quick
silver Company provided they sncceed IN sfsctiag
. satisfactory oompromAe with their adversarics
in the matter of the arrears due. Under these cir
cunstances mo Quicksilver Company will prcba-
bly, be in possession Of the nine--which yields
over sl.sOo, 900 clear proGt asnually-in tew
weeks.
The bssiness Of the sub.greasury was as follows
to-day
For cnstoEns. .......--..........s. 1W,xSO -
Balance "
The New York herald., 1863-03-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, March 1876 p NJ
bREspsrurfs.-flour was 5c Ice. higher to-day and
ather moro active, but the market closed tamely
'alos were made q IL, 600 bbls. state and western
800 southern and 700 Canadian within our revised
The New York herald., 1863-03-14

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