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COMMERCIAL

! -. SATURDAY EyN1sa. August IS. 1885,
| ~RaSsrrs Foc TIE PAST 1wEsTT.souR HOURS.
| Flour. 'Nhcat. Corn Oats Rye Dr1 $.
-. -. .: ~: ~ ~. -.
$$&$;:: :: } 8 . = q 5 5 {
s&9!1hs IS ~ ssS s% s @ iss =! =
retal,. ::sil ,9ss; lossai si;5a 10 :ai7
~ ssss ~ ss wos. e$S n's.s 1ss;
5{hSHE:::: 56aaE r::::: 4sSs s5i s|; = s z$@s5 IL
SzsisE:::::: 4iz5 e 100 g & -: =: i
Totai.,.".~... s1slo is ssa1 IS $50 10
SHIPMENTS Ell LAKE. zoE. rHr LAST 1wzs1z-zoun
r1ssss; s,s: @5ssi, @a5sSs. cezn Oats ny;s barry
E Es;t Pqes's ss4ss; ?;; IS g b. ss b.
ffs's's9 fs oiasa foits:: @ @ -: '' s. ;5
Totn1-.. ..... ias7 s6o75 1850 4s;5 -.
the receipts Of Produce to-day embraced a;el4 brls
Flour, 1897 bu Wheat 1o 81 bu Corn. 80 In oats
l4oo bu Rye, 2a7 bu Barley, and $40 ns seeds. The
snsrmeata Te!e-'' esls -four, sss75 hu Wheat, 81 80
oo Corn, and 4,s75 bu Oats.
The receipts Of Wheat the corresponding day last
year wcre q 800 bu.
ine hioerna. with Liverpool dates to the 7th inst
was leleE4nphed THIS morning, quoting Flour Wheat
and Corn dull but without decided change. Proy,s-
Ions dun. =. -.
There was fair attendance on ,Cbanre to-dovon.fa
number Of the excuraicnists having retu1ned-but
the general markets were dull and easier.
For new No Spring Wheat there was modera,e
SHIPPING Inquiry and the market was steady at ycs,er
days prices Other grades were dull The saes font
up como IS eco bu at so@s1c for new No Spring gsa
5c for new No Spring; ao@s1c for old No Spring.
1oc for new Rejected Spring, aud &c tor eIecte Red
The Inquiry for Corn was less acttve, and the market
closed dull at decline Of A@Kc p bu, with aaIes OF
ntout goo bu at as2: e. &C. a..c q store and 47c
for rejected in store.
There was less activity in the mnrket fr oats and
prices receded xc. VIII, sales OF neu NJ At <csa7
in store, and 3i@s5c for new 10 in store
Eye was DUN md heavy With trtaino a,,ea orx xo,
at Ec-at thu c7ose hnrara ofcrtr1 ~ n.,,a. ,,,,
and nominally without change. -
The Flour market was suoe,latiye1r du,1-the,e ,ar
, 1863-08-17

Frefshts are dull and lower. The engagements are
70 liverpool = eoo hu corn at 81, IN huk; 1000 bu
Iels ashes at 2o by steamer 150 barrels Rour at =
ana ooo loHes cheese at to London, 20 barrels
4onr az y W Greclan bEl. waa chartered for Lon
don with 10 G00 bushels grim on private terms md
Iossan nark to7 Antwerp with % G0 bushes at g 81
, 1863-08-17

B11LrAnDs.-The item we published eeycral
weeks tince that the tax on bilsiard tables was
reduced to five dollars, is thus treated by the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue:
OFFICE INTERNAL RErErcE,1
Washington, August 10, 1853.
Philip Nadsworth, Esq, Assessor 1st District ILL.,
no!s, Chicago:
S1R-In reply to Your letter Of the 5tl inst.
have to say no change has been made by this
office IN respect to the tax on billiard tables,
You will therefore. continue to assess them
according to the instructions contained in
torn No. 42. 49,
Yours respectfully, .
Jos. ]. LEWIS, Commissioner.
mo. A." AL billiard tables Kept for hire,
;a as Wen as those Kept for private use, are sub.
tion to the license tax,
, 1863-08-17

1VacNu N1N1U 11HEKtt-4&nHt H.
Hhsat-saes .ar ba amber Michigan At u, ,t3: 100
ax ssns iAd by az ber Michigan It s. is it ba No.
LIED at Sl0s: go b1 do at saut-w1th mo7e .sIle{s
than bu1 the rates Cotu-SAla $50 bu rsIecfe al
6@e5c: winter, N915c.
, 1863-08-17

I CHICAGO CATTLE MARKER.
For the Week Ending August Is, 1863.
EeesiPts q pesi Cattle md Lye Hogs the
Besges. Eggs Hsgs
WeeS MeeS endng endngg a1gnst sts..........3Es1 l:ta
MesE eEdss 1nly .:...:..sss TN;
Wssk Msk eSnisE eSnsE ny gn!y 3s.......'s;sM llas7
Teek eIdnE jase @ as::.:.:7M s. s.
RATES OF FREIGHT on 1Iys s1ocE FEox CHICAGO TO
,,, Cattle : 81 a9ss; s.
MIch csnt @ snd Mich South large cars. $50 @ cts
Mehisan aIs ctztia. small cars.
70 BUFFALO oE SUSPENSION nn1pas.
Mleh: Cent AID Mich. South. aZge cars .sss g cts
Sich:ran1 1t ceat1ai ~ S;s;ii;;;c:s;;;as......' ii;
Font Wayne CARS. 22t 2tIeef:................ Il s..
70 r1rTsBuRaH.
1ss!sea nsss' ~ as{. :Es e.
sSS15S Z Il 40 than to Buffalo,
BEEF CATTLE,
IIg IedaZ amoaat: aeeefeiag Is lie aai!y :ssslpts
s :haa he ~ si - sesR
Turssp.r. Aro eEThe o,ani,- da1 -. ~.
cattle market this yce Is yar similar n Tint ~ ~.
one nreytous There IA ver nes ,lr .s .s,a ~
cattle on sa1c md tu.t a. ere,t v,.rc,t ~ hr,o.
In uolnt of oua1Itr th.r ia t1e ferarco ~,
poorer qualities such tha gteers and cows are sell
Ing Mt lower ratea cooa1s nnmhcr of thesc scu 40
law ,s a n q I'M No an, mona .1 ~ tho, ~ ~
There ii ver title tnnntr m Gorain;rc,t n.,onnt
The nav contractors har mt commenrel onarat,ons
ns tlere nre att11 poo NAM cottIo m 40 ~, snrs
trnets ,et to 1,e eiivere1 t.w dro,os ~ 49,
were nurchoseu br cIy distsl,ers for oe,n1 hrt -.
vanl this thera u-as nothtrc don, Thsr. ~ ~
dror.s ~ zo.,d ., sr,.,,, sstt,a e, 49, no Aem
trh1cb ao,G ~ a. "a z tt ~. vo VI
thToneh tn Na Tor H. rst h.ns Ta,.a e. ~, =.
tc,1tnrs H. onan;n1 w.. ~, - w., - ~ us
+on, ne n7osa ,. ~ as 'asS aaa
r111 49, ~ 49, ~.oss ~ VIZ :. ~ 70 "o.so'
rtn
:. N"S "No7"N ~ AAo Al@1S-
Ae% 1' oSeo 4@A@3 40 LEI as LIS opening, 01d any
, 1863-08-17

ONt1 U3t0 t0EH1u H1MFKCt8-A0R, 14,
=, eeat-The nHt hae Of q car Of new wheat trans
Ei.ed toaay consisting Of Eo.9 red from the Graud
, 1863-08-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Sec,is.
PWIADEIpHtA.-C1over Seed "a scarce; Timothy
Ing In email Yar at T. .
, 1863-08-17
fosti.

I OST.-On the 14th inst, between
- Carroll itreet and the outer Freight Depot OF tbs
q n. z. 4: Co. small box. marked Rabe1t
CQet ran WestnelI. Marquette Co. Wa. II the party
dolrh street up salrs) he sha BE- suitably :ewasdeA
for bis trouble sut... x5b6 1t
, 1863-08-17

.'-f. 4oc%-THIHD QUAETXH,
Onthts for Illinois regiments s,.... o
Ontfts OF Wisconsin regiments. 4
Ontdts OF Michsgan regiments. /
outfits Of batteries Of light artillery.
Outfits OF detachments. s.,,,.., +
special requisitiong for regiments, 1
lssues to camps and hospitals. 10
Total number Of issues......., ~ a
1862-TouHTu QUARTER.
0ntdtB OF Illinois regiments Observation-Disclosures. II
Outdts Of wisconsin rcgtment8. ..... a
Outdts Of light artillery batteries. .........,.,
Ouf08 OF dttachmenta. Observation-Disclosures.
SPED acquisitions for regiments .,,,t..::
lssust to camps and hospitals. 20
Total number Of iEsues.. 47
1Ss3-F1Rsr QUARTER,
Out1ts OF regiments. observation-disclosures, A
Issues TO light artillery batteries s.,.........,.
Special requ1eittons for regiments, ....... i
lssues to camps and hospitals. als........,,,,,,,, II
Total number Of issues. a5
1e63-sEcoHD QUARTER. ,.>'
Outfits OF regiments. ..........,,,,,,..... a.
Issues to camps and hospitals. g
Total number Of issues.. qg
AGGREGATE FOR TIE fEAE
Issues Us outfits Of regiments for the field. 69
Issues to light artillery batteries s....,,.,,,,,
Issues to attachments. nts............,........' .
Issues to regiments on special requisltion. i
Issues to camps and hospitals n
, 1863-08-17

ACCIDENTAL Snoo11Ee.-On Saturday af
te1noon, while an excursion party from this
city were enjoying pic mic at Cold Spring
Grove, one Of the party, young man named
James Montgomery, Was accidentally shot by
Henry Lery. The ball took effect in the right
leg, shattering both bones in d hdghtul nm.
.ner. The wound Was properly dressed by
physician on the ground The wounded man
was brought to The city on the 5.45 trim, and
at his own request taken to the City
Hospital. BIS parents reside at 25s Kinzie
street.
, 1863-08-17
Ghape0.

GTRAYEC-A Dark Brown Colt,
~ ious yeasa zig With leather haltsr on. ss:ayed
on the GEetlt. Of the lzth from Mr. poyniu1a fAlN-
four miles souh.esst Of Jefferson Aly o:e hrt-zln8
Ntc ", yE4ON. 233 South CLARK street, Chic.Sot
will be lbefaly 1evaIted- anil xB!1
, 1863-08-17
Qs Rrui.
8uarbIna.

II y A RDlNG.-Two pleasant
- rcoms to let. With board Al g. Wabash avenue.
son:heast corEet OF Randolph Te,.a. moderate.
Two cav 1oardc53 can also be accommodated.
aulf-A5,alt
, 1863-08-17

MErEoHoloo1cA1.-The following table shows
the state Of the weather for the week ending Ans.
18th, as kept BY E. L. o,Hasa, Apothccary and
Pharc,aeeutiEt, No. 80 West Randolph street, cor
rcr OF Canal street:
, 1863-08-17

EALT-Domesds il ii steady dsnsni and iifM a.
s21(gfor Oncnda Ga and Saginaw Forcign Is d1ii and
n1.omtna1-holless !. asking a1.D@1.75 fof liverpool
sEEDs-Tmothy is in active demand and firm. Sales
were; IL hagg and l25 bu prime at s. 212X.
TAL1OW-Wc hear Of no transactions hIarket
nominal at sHc for country and 9aSS:c for civ
WoOEMafket nominal at 3a9s2c for medium to
, 1863-08-17
NewYork Stock and Money n1arket-aue, Is

New York stock and Honey Mnrket-Aue, Is,
doTERS:tZST sTocKs
Government stocks STEADY.
9. 8. Is 81 c.......,.. .1061t 7-31s. ,1saf
MoEET-Eas1ef at 5@6 r cent '''''''''-'s
Sterling Exchange dull nad lower First cl.ss BILLS
are qnnteI at I7}@1s7x. ~>' 0'@~~
sea !9Ee1, oRfat0g 1t rsK. and closing heavy at
Total exnort of Hrhcfe ta.d41. stan ne
, 1863-08-17

new PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HousE AND
RETAIL sToRE.-The neat new store, at a32
Randolph, between Franklin and Market
streets. has recently been opened by John 4.
Young, under the management Of Henry Nc
Landburgh, a veteran in the business, where
VIII be found almost every art1cle used by
families, IN the way Of groceries, provisions,
chased will be delivered In INV nayt of tha
city free Of Charge. Mr.. MeLandburrh is m.
HE, attentive and reliable in every respect:
hence articles purchased Of him w1ll be f,nn5
as Represented. Having extensive sto,aps 49,.
pacity, he has also entered into the storsp- m
and commission business. Our country read.
els having grain. vegetables, fruit or country
produce Of any kind to dispose OF, by s.1e Or
on commission, win find it to their odvant.es
TO giYe him a call Els motto Of +" quick sa1es
and small profit" )" VIII snit both country nro,
ducer6 and city CONSUMERS.
, 1863-08-17
ll>untto.

3=....9=1:5ea:.zzzzz zzz=4s
tuantto.
w ANTkD:-A Al. + young man ~
s5P;ss ,t9e5 ,s
WANTED Situation - 4
, -. !hl.nt Book.xsepe- or w.ft,ae c.s.s as
ss;s ss;s.9so ;! yoasg I'D T.
t0ss a5s.ss AIDES 3 iis92 SSs
: w ANIED.-C -Cerres espoedence bV
ren n is esv 81, q good appss-aaee aotae bu
e q e 81.
s:sssss 3essss Ssf ,!;s
! WANTED-To Borrow 500 fo;.
s. 5ss as::s: =, j;
WANTED-A PrincipaI G3r ~
ssss 81 g ssss pss ssPs: y.
o6saS SsSs sIss &c aa1tS e oetssf;
i!aal.ks:s-5s sec'y BcarGd d II Dne:to;:s Dapao:
| w Attention Ladies'
sss:yi ssEE.s ixsqs sss
= sisi' sl :se 8sS Il Il ses es-
aS Ss59S ny Ssss; g. E. Id III lnta1 = ST,
| w ANTED-A Wagon, 4 good
'5sss' 3:s5;';
| WANTED-To Rent a Cottage
ssoG Il ;es!saass s:a:s 5: 6
, 1863-08-17

For the Week Ending August Is, 1863.
The receipts Of Deef Cattle aud Live Hogs ut the W.
toGs atls II the e!ty Outing the past week. eudiog
, 1863-08-17

R1t1ag's RIVER THAMES AND MIRROR OF
EHoLA.sD.-This pictorial illustration Of s'old
Father Tllames'' will inaugurate the reopen
ing Of s'Kingsbury Hall" In connection with
the new "Clicago Museum" The hme of
this work has preceded Its arrival, nnd the Gu.
1iosity Of our citizens will soon be crat1fied bv
its display before them.
We are desired TO remind the pub13c that
this Is the work OF celebrated artists Of the
Royal Academy. London, in which city It was
executed and drstplaced on exhibition, where
it's fidelity to nature attracted the attention Of
the great Metropolis for over year. The In.
tercst centered in the many historical scenes
In and about London, will insure its being
visited by cid md young rho eau enjoy a
view Of scenes made familiar in legend and
story.
westminster Abbey" "st. Paul's, the
'Houses Of Parliament the aoueen,s Phi.
ace" "Windsor CASTLE" aud innumerab1e
places Of interest, are faithfully represented.
The HILL has been put in order, thoroughly
renovated, and richly cmbelIshed. From the
efforts made by the proprietors to 'sdeserye
success" We confidently hope TINT they will
tconmand it.'
CONE TO TIE secIABLE.-Ou Monday
evening, commencing at O'Clock, the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold their |
regular sociable, IN their rooms In the n. E.
Church Block. Will not the clergymen and |
church members Of this city unite with this |
excellent organization, and aid by their per- |
Bona1 efforts and presence the object for |
Which tlis sociable Is held-to surround the
young men and women Of this city, and par
[lcularly those who are strangers here, with
correct eociA associations, and to establish
careful md affactionate oversight over their
roral ard religions welfarc
, 1863-08-17

FOUND DRowSED.-Cn Saturday morning,
at ten o'clock, the body Of Ell Mills Lash
brook, sailor belonging to the schooner
Minnesota, was found in the water Gloss TO
the vessel. Coroner Schmidt held an inquest,
When 1t was ascertained that Wednesday night
the sailor went on board md slept upon deck.
He was last seen at two O'Clock Thursday
morning. The jury returned a verdict Of
found droHued
, 1863-08-17

ELEGANT FLAG,-Colonel c. G. Marsh, of
: this city, late Colonel Of the Goth Illinois reg
iment, has Ind splendid silk lag manufac-
tured at 1itfan5's, New York, for Company
E ofthat regiment. The following inscrip-
fion hss been PLACED upon the flag: ..From
Col. c. c. Msrsh. to rcplace flag worn out
in SERVICE" It Is magnificent affair,
, 1863-08-17

49,, SATURDAY EYKsEu, August IS. 1858.
-RacsErrs FOE TIE PAST TwHxTfr-xouR uouRs.
EF1ur Wheat fsor, f)ata Era Tfrr r
, 1863-08-17
Q!)ifaoo Grib1.11e.
THE CITY.
Gen. Lo.an.e Great Speech.

Gen. Losan:s Great Speech.
Cen. John 4. Logan'e great Union speech,
delivered in Chicago on the 10th inst, has
been published in pamphlet form and may be
pbtalned at this Office. It will be sent BY ex.
press at the rate Of &c per hundred coples,
: The, money must accompany the order.
Union Leagues and all loyal men throughout
the State and the Northwest should have this
great patriotic effort Of the gallant fighting
War Democrat who has proved his words
mat "h1s boys would hew their path TO the
Guh of Mexico." Circulate the document
into every house and among our brare boys
IN tbs army. Address,
= TRIBUNE 0RE1cE, Chicago.
49, SUDDEN .DEATu.-We regret to learn Of the
Sudden death Of Thomas A. Vlnt, late COM
pounding clerk In the drug establishment Of
Mess1s. Lord g. Smith.
: FOUND DEAD.-A middle aged man died On
the in-traln Of the st. Louis and Alton rail.
road, Saturday evening. An Inquest WAS
held Sunday morning.
FOURTH WARD q. L. A.-The regular meet.
Ing Of the 9TH Ward q. L, A. will be held nj
The usu1 place on Monday evening at 8
o'clock. The Inauguration Of officers will
1ake place. An address may be expected.
RETURNING HoAE.-The thirty-fourth Wis
consin regiment passed through this city early
yesterday morning. They were nine months
men, numbered about $50, and will be mus.
tered ont at Milwaukee.
FrRE.-At 4o'clock Saturday morning, the
kitchen in the rear of one-story dwelling.
situated between cd Street and 23d Street.
wos discovered to be on fire. The steamer
Economy extlnguished the flames, but not
without damage Of $50.
CHEszER's HOWE MADE BRgAp.-H
Chester, IS State street, is making IN article
OF what he calls Home Made Bread, p which
Trying, nc pronounce as good an arti lie as
can be found In this city, or nywhere else:
Try 1t.
az We would call the intention Of our
AaS. %o AZ
, 1863-08-17

eB We would call the attention of our
readers to The card published By Dr. Hunter,
Of New York, in another column Of our Issue
OF this Gay. The friends ana patients Of this
gentleman will doubtless be rrstifed to hear
that he purposes establishing permanent
branch Office in this CITY.
, 1863-08-17

The Judson Bank Of Oadensbursl,,
We have received the following communion
tion from D. G. Judson, Ogdensburgh, from
which it will be seen TINT the man referred To
in our structures Of the 5th Of August, was
not D. C. Judson, as printed:
, 1863-08-17

BrRoLAHr.-on Thursdny night, between
II and O'Clock, somebody entered the house
Of Mr.. Joseph Lahman, at ISL Jefferson street,
and stole s110 in money md sundry articles Of
clothing. Awarraut was issued By Police
Justice Mcdonnell On Friday for the recovery
Of the property and the apprehension OF the
fh1et.
, 1863-08-17

Boz LosT.-A little boy named William
Accalley, came 10 this city two days ago
from Be1leville, Ill, expecting to meet his
mother, but is as yet unable to find her. She
is known to be in this city, stopping with her
sisters 1ami]y, whose name the boy cannot
remember. The lad is at present at the Ar
mory, where he will be kindly cared for until
he finds his mother.
, 1863-08-17

LARGE PAPER Chicago is fast be.
coming the headquarters Of the paper trade
OF the Northwest. On Saturday re reconnted
heavy trnnsaction by one Of our older deal
erx, and now we are informed that the Rock
River Paper Company has sold d bill Of two
Thousand reams Of printing pnper to one coa-
cesn in Missouri, amounting to considerably
more than the transaction recorded on satur-
dny. This is n new house in Chicago, but We
are gratified to learn that their trade is larre
and constantly increasing. Printers WHO
hnve used their stock sa3 that It Is Of excel
lent quality.
, 1863-08-17

DBP1AoNo SWITCH on TIE G. & C. U,
E. Ron the night Of the 9Th inst. two
switches were displaced ut Cortland station,
causing passenger train, containing sixty
persons, to run into two cs!tle cars on q side
track. Jacob Harrison, a former switchman,
was arrested and brought to this city. On
Saturday he had an examination before Jus
tice A. D. Brown Of Cortland, aud was acqult-
ted, without taking the evidence Of tho two
principal witnesses for tho people. Elliot
Anthony conducted the case for the people
and A. H. Kcllune of Sycamore for the pris-
nner
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scription against pers by sea, fire, or perils of
any other kind, on which the premium does
not exceed $10-1O cents.
power of attorney Made in foreign country
same as Conveyance"
P0wer of Ahorney-FOr the sale or transfer
of any scrip, certificate of profits, &C., for q
sum not exceeding 5000 cents. Z ~ !
PrOmissO,y NOte-Under this term is included
any memorandum, check, receipt or other
written or printed evidence of the amount OF
money to be repaid on demand, at any desig-
mated time.
DIVIDENDS, RECEIPTS, ETC.
Banks-Private, owned by individuals who
do no declare dividends on their gains and
profits-3 per cent
Canal Companies Dividends of 3 per cent.
Coupons, 3c.-Of Canal Companies, 3 per
cent. rrf "a. ~ ga
Diridends-Of Canal Companies, 3 per cent
Express Companies-In gross amount OF re-
ceipts, 2 per cent. d
Fe7y-doM Companies-On gross receipts. s
per cent.
Insurdnce-Companies insuring against injury
in travelling, on gross receipts, 1 per cent. 70
Navigation COmpdnies-Same as Canal Com
pallies.
RenAOf the dwelling house or estate on
which any person who is taxed for the income
resides, is to be deducted from the gains or in
come of such person. ..-....,.s., .........
Turnpike Con,pan;es-Same rs Canal Compa-
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DIED..

Of Consumption, ct the Merchants Hotel,
St. Paul, March 10th, Hon. CARVER HOPKINS,
of Shelburn Falls, Mass.
He represented the western part of the State
in the Massachusetts, Senate for several years,
and was President of the Shelburn Falls Bank.
A man highly respected, and whose loss will be
mourned by the community as well as his fam
lily. Massachusetts papers please copy.
In Mor.ostown, Rice county, on Friday, the
9Th inst, of consumption, Mrs. LAURA ETTE
MCKuNE, widow Of the late lamented Captain
McKune, killed at the first fire in the battle of
Bull Run, July p, 1861.
By her death young and interesting family
of children are left without parents to guide and
protect them in the tender years of their child
hood. May He who tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb have them in His holy keeping.
In this city, on the morning of the 14th inst,
of congestion of the lungs, Mrs. Ann CRAMsIE,
wife Of EDWARD CRAMs1E, Esq, after short
and painful illness of three days, aged 81 years.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF THE NORTHWEST, !
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, March IL, 1861
The general Court Martial appointed to meet
at Fort Ridgley, on the 18th inst, in accordance
with General Orders No. 16, from these Head
quarters is hereby authorized and directed after
having completed the business which will be
brought before it at that post, to adjourn its
meeting to Mankato, to try the cases to be dis
posed of there, and upon the conclusion of the
proceedings at Mankato, it will be forthwith
adjourned to Fort Smelling to take action upon
other cases which may be brought before it at
that post.
By Command of Brig. Gen. H. H. SHELLEY.
R. c. OLIN, A. A. A. G.
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Cornelius F. Buck. Plf. in Error,)
vs.. =
Horace N. Goliath, Deft. in Error.)

SYLLABUS
Where complaint in trespass alleged facts
showing wrongful taking, held sufficient,
though in terms the complaint did not allege
the taking was wrongful
In an action OF trespass, the defendant plead
ed, that he took the property under a writ of
attachment out of the United States Court, and
as United States Marshal, as the property of
this plea he requested the Court to charge the
jury, that it being admitted by the pleadings
that defendant took the property as United
States Marshal, by virtue OF process issuing out
of the United States District Court, for the Dis
trict of Minnesota, the right of property in the
goods cannot be tried in this court, and there
must be verdict for defendant Held, There
was no error in the refusal so to charge.
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Dealers i'm State, County and Town
Orders Required TO take License as
Brokers. t
The following decision Of the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue will be inter-
esting to many persons in this State:

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or
-' INTERNAL REvKNUE, ;
WASHINGTON, February "a, 1863.
SIR: Your letter of the 10th, relative to
persons engaged in the business of selling
State, County and Town Warrants, has been
received.
In reply, have to say, that State, County
and Town Orders or Warrants are considered
securities, and persous whose business it is to
buy or sell such securities, are required to take
license as Brokers. The same with those who
buy or sell coined money gold: they, also,
are required to take license as Brokers-the
liability attaching in consequence of buying,
without regard to the fact OF selling. Ar
ticle 10, Sec. GA.
Merchants, or other persons who keep Il
place of business and thus receive deposits and
pay them out on checks or drafts, unless they
are Agents for the sale of merchandise for
account of producers or manufacturers" are
considered Bankers, and must take license as
such. Very Respectfully,
GEO. S. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner.
= H. G. o. MORRISON, Esq,
Assessor of Dist. St. Paul, MINI.