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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13
New York MARKET,

NEW YORK, January IL.
FLoUR-A shade irmer, with y moderate
business. Sales at So 90@6 80 for extra
State, chiefly at So 95@6 80 VI 45@T 65
for extra round hoop Ohio; 81 3O9T 40 for
inferior do; and % 1903 60 for trade brands,
the market closing quiet.
WHISKY-Firm. with a fair demand at
969$l 90 for State and Western, chiefly AT
9S9Sl 90
WHEAT-Bettsr, and market fully one
cent higher, shippers buy more freely. Sales
at 81 471G$l 81 for Chicago spring, the
latter delivered; 81 6O@$l 65 for Milwaukee
Club, and 81 b6l@l 62 for winter aed West
ern.
CORN-Quiet and heavy. Sales at 81 20
al &c for shipping mixed Western.
OATS--In fair demand, aud 4 shade hrmer,
at sO@9lac, aud 9l4@93c for Western.
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FIGHr nm EAsT TENNEssEE..

PauaD LparA, JANUARY I3-Ths Inquirer
has "A special Chattanooga dispatch dated the
l2th, stating that the affairs ia East Tonnes
soc IN very exciting
A heavy cavalry fight occurred near Straw.
berry Plains, on Sunday. Tho enemy were
repnlsed with serious loss.
Longstreet has been heavily reinforced from
the armies of Ice and Johnston,
General Longslreets headquarters are at
Red Bridge.
Our pickets trout each other at Blairs Gross
Roads, twenty miles of Knoxville.
Our repulse at Beans Station was triting.
Longstreet's position is a splendid one, pre-
sentng Il river aud mountain front
Johnston presents u bold front at Tunuell
Hill and Dalton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

Nrw YoRg. JaAssry IA Washington
letter to tho Tribune saws it has been decided
to remove the rebel capital to Columbia South
Charleston.
The writer IS a union man late from the
South where he had been clerk in the rebel
War department He also says the gnnbosts
and irou-clads at Richmond are, with one OK
cepton, ready for service. On the l7th ult
they were ordered 10 make a denomination
ON Hampton Roads, hut after proceeding a lew
miles below Drury's Bluff lhs order was coun-
demanded.
A gas Explosion occurred yesterday in II
carriage factory in Eighty seventh street Sew
eral persons were injured and the buildings
damaged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

Nrw YoRK, january l3.-Flour steady
8 lower G s096 80 for extra State
Z 40@7 65; for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
a shade frmer and in good demand 1904
Chicago spring 43G946 for Milwaukee club.
4s963 for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice.
Corn heavy Pool 26 for store, Oats
lc. lower s5G9s64. Pork shade drmer | so
81 old; l1l4@l n new mess. Lard
frmer ll@I2i, Whisky active and 6rmer
at 96@l 90.
NEw YoRE, January l3,-Stocks dull
easy aud steady. Money in fair demand a
seven per cent. Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81, Erie 81. New
York Central I 9lb Reading l lss
Gold l 53b Coupons 81 20. Harlem %
One year Certificates 9et
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

Ex.Congressman Bingham, Of Ohio, was
to-day confirmed es Judge Advocate, for the
Department Of the Susquehannah, II. S.
Moss, United States Attorney for Tennessee,
and Abraham Hanson. Of Wisconsin, Com
missioner and Consul General to Liberia.
The Worlds special says the passage
Of the Bounty Bill IS understood to have post.
poued the draft until the FIRST of March.
The House Committee of Electinns decid-
ed the Dacotah contested election case in IA
.vor OF Doctor James, and against Genera
Todd, who nov holds the seat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

PROFESSIONALISM iirto, with e moder.
ate demand. Sales at $40 5000 so for
mess Si9 3t@l9 so for old mess S23 90
for aew mess Sl5 lss@l6 so for old and
new prime; aud SIS OO920 90 for prime
mess; also, 1000 brls new mess, for May and
June, at S23 so and $500 brls new prime
mess, for February aud March, at s2i CO..
Beef firm, at SC 0O@7 90 for country mess
81 O0@5 90 for country prime $40 0OCSl4-
90 for repacked meas; and SIS OO@l6 0Ofor
extra mess. Cut meats very firm. Sales OF
1000 packages at 7t99lo for Shoulders, in
Guiding very choice in dry salt At 9t(9lOtc
and l2c for Hams. Bacon Sides in fair de-
mand. Lard less active, and very firm, At
l3al3Ic for very choice new also, l,OOO
brls for February and March, part at lac,
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From the New York Times OF NJ onday
The Wool Trade.

The demand has been fair, chiefly for man
uiaeturing purposes, aud prices have been
supported during the past week. The princi-
pal holders are not disposed to make any con
cessions, as the available supplies are com
pAratiyely moderate, and by no means difficult
to carry. They seem to feel confident in their
ability to keep up prices at least to the pre-
vailinR standard, during the spring months
The reported sales, this week, including 275,-
900 pounds domestic fleece at from T6@B3c,
with n small lot of very choice at SAC 80 0
pounds domestic pulled at from 7O@1S 25,e0O
pounds California at 309S6c $4,000 pounds
foreign pulled, part as 65c, for medium 800
bales MsstiEa at from 27@3G, the latter for
choice $50 bales African, part at 4Sc; 100
bales Cape at 42945e 1870 bales Provence at
3la37Ic; l25 bales Donskio and GO bales
Cordoya on private terms. $751;
In Boston, according to the Commercial
Bulletin, the weeks sales comprised $50, 600
mounds, at II range of 76@67c for fleece, aud
75@80c for the several grades of pulled also
200 bales foreign of all descriptions at about
previous rates. Tho market remains firm with
a good inquiry, but as yet consumers seem re-
~luctant to operate freely, from fear, probably,
of forcing prices to a higher range. With the
present limited stock of desirable grades Of
wool, such would probably be the effect OF any
special urgency on the part OF buyers. Hold
ers have great Conscience in the prospects of
The market to GIL orders ahead, and in many
cases are not offering their best lots at rates
now current.
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RAlLROAD ACCIDENT.

BALrIEoRE, January l3-There was a ser
ious acciden, yesterday ON the Northern Cen
trail Railroad Two cars got detached aud
was run into by another train. One person
was killed aud six badly wounded, including
Hon. Il. c. Parsons of Cleveland and Lieuten-
ant Colonel Blackman of Ohio. They were
both btoupLt here.
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GENERAL NEApE sERENApEp.

PmLADRLPmA,%J January ~ -General Meade
was serenaded his evening at the residauco of
MIR b Gerhard, South Fourth street, by Brig
fields band. A large crowd was present Gen
eral Meade made a brief speech, urging his
hearers to use every effort to fill up the ranks
of the army before Spring, as the only way to
put an end to the rebellion during the present
year. He promised for himself to do every
thing in his power to crush out the traitors in
arm ApAinst tho Government.
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Daxt0ul Marker.

DAYTON, January ID.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale G 90, retail 6 so
WHEAT-$l. %.
CORN-S0@s5,
OATS-65.
RYE lO@l Is
BARLEY-Sl 40.
HAY-Tmothy % OO@24 90 per ten.
CuFFEE-34@36.
SUGAR-l5@I6
WHISKY-ss.
CHEESE.--l4.
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LATEST NE Tvs.
DISPATCHES.
xxxVInTH

WASHINGTON, January l3-SEsArE -
Wade introduced "a joint resolutian for the
Committee on Conduct Of the War consist Of
three members OF each house Passed
Lane, of Kansas, offered a bill prohibiting
the sale Of gold OF higher prices than paid in
regular market Of New York for United
States bond paying SIX per cent interest IN
gold for expectation 10 pay debts,
On motion Of Sumner, the resolution to ex-
pei Davis Of Kentucky was taken up.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13
GENERAL HANCOCK AND BURNSIDE
AUTHORIZED TO RAISE MIN.

wAsmSdroN, January 4 The Times spe
Oial says,
General Hancock hi sgone North to arrange
in the several States where his Corps was re-.
cruited, measures to increase It's members 10y
new enhstments to the number Of fifty thous-
and, the whole to be destined for special ser
vice.
General Burnside has been authorized to do
the same.
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New York Money Market.

NEw YoRK, January l2-Money fairly &C
tive, at 7 per cent on call.
Sterling Exchange decidedly hrmer, at 1862
Gold more active, opening vt 53s, advauc.
ing to 54t, aud closing firm At 54t@5lt.
Government Stockssirm. United States
sixos OF 1881, coupons, 1858; 1910 Treasury
Netes, 1864.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13
NEW YORK RIOT ACT DECLARED
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Nav YoRK, January l2-Judgs Barbour
Of the Supreme Court, has decided that the
act under which claims we're made against the
city in the riot esses, is unconstitutional
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoNVEN-
TON.

NEw YoRK, January l3.-At a full meet
ing Of the Democratic National Committee
last night, it was unanimously voted TO hold
8 National Convention in Chicago on the 4th
o fJuly next
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IMGolcal.
nnAR WHAT rHn nGnDFcAL PRESS


spias physicians require % b told ths nstn-e q your
dis.aas-tis ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
DOT. Ills pcrh,ot knouledgs 81 the hannah system enables
hin % describe she diseases Withautany Information nom
the patlsut, 70 81 piain IL Original cause, and 20 guarantee
ia cure. And, what 10 mofS valuable still, he vll hon-
sstty aud frankly tell vhsthor you can be cured ~ not
This will natisfy your mind, and save you e1pense, Time,
savins You many 4 dollar u will saws your health,
aud, shat IL better than all Il will save your life iroHl
bslng shortened by vrvhE trvatment.
us EXAMINATIONS are made without any ipfVFnAtiun
from the patisut therefore he thoroughly undeitlAnds
their Physical condition aud chronological development,
without which be mover could have. pefbrmed % many
astonishing eurs, II ahnuld be remembsrod that TINS
botanic Physician fstfgms cars thought Impossible.
II you haze tried otlrsfs aud got no relief ifyou wish g
saJO5 good health and long Lis, d you HsA wiss, ya Win
20 and consult DIR. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician
an his communications aud interviews are strictly
private and nhdsntlal.-Msdie J0araal.
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Width 2.-First col.
FACTS ARE STupRORN TEEINGSI

H.aruhat the Philadelphia correspondent says 10 The
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, gth Of April,
laBg. .
WAn English g%entiemah, brusriy connected With the
RFfthh Army, and who styles himself the English Bo-
tAnIo Physician hes " late gained an extensive roputa-
ton here by his skill IN curing all manner Of complaints.
Acme OF his patients I have convoraed with, and they
pronounco his remedies and mode Of treatment ~ very
s~aporIor. some have boon restored ~ II BY magic, The
medicine no used " distilled by himself frOn various
hsrba possessing rare curative properties.
awhile acting In the army he devoted hl leisure
Vomenta % a thorough study " the efecu produced hy
usrtaln mSdiolpal roots and herbs on all manner VI dis.
easa. II ssems he has found a sure and speedy remedy
Az all tho Ills that flesh Il heir to- His practice 10
already extensive, and Ia daily Increasing. In the cum
plaints to which females are subjected he has no equal,
- . large number here hAvs testified that they owe not
only their present good health, but their lives, TO the
ski[l Of this English Botanic Physician Ills Office az
Mo go EAST FIFTH STREET,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENnRnAL
DISEASES,

without this aas OF Mercury, without hihdraace ffom
business, and without fear Of discovery or exposure. No
daadly poisoua, such a. arsenic, aux vonioa, opium, or
any other poiaons. No mercury nor any doAdly minerals
-nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician. Ills Botanic
Rsmsdlss nsvor yet tAiled TO cure tho mat obstinate
and the mott dangerous cases, and to remoyta all mercury
and other Impurities from the system when all other
Ham,dI.a had diIed,- Medical youfpsaI. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

with dispatch and in the best style OF the art, Partc
ular attention paid to
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IL AND WINTER GOODS.
II 0 e r q X n rs

No. sos. THIRD STREET. DAYTON, oHIS.
HAVE made a formidable attack on high Prices,
IL and cat th0m OF entirely.
Notwithstanding the depressed condition OF the
country, they arc receiving The largest stock Of
CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs, VRsTINas,
GENTS F~URNIsHING GOODS,
or the latest stylss, and Patterns,
M PLAIN sHIRTs,
COLLARS, DRAW nRs, h TIES, 40,
Ever before offered TO The public. Their stock Of
READN MADR OLOTHIRa p
IL new and fashionable, aud are ouerod unusually low
FOR CASH.
The public are invited 10 cell and osamine, al they
have eHtra nice goods, and otter big in~duesmsnts.
R0IT a KR0PP,
aulSu fiji No. H0a, THIRD Street.
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CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWsl
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
THoRITY.


The Botanic Remodies Of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician. naver JAILED yet TO make = perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
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coon NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent " TIE udd-
hllow, BOonaboro, Maryland, said on rhurslAy' the al'1
Of May, lSbOi
Numerous cures OF diseases caused BY sIiy iudiscrO.
ton having been performed BY the English btanlo Ply
Sician, feel IL my duty, having Aknowledg,of them, to
state the tAot, believing thRtin doing 90 l lna!doA service
20 the suffering. Ono case In particularly OF Ayoung
man ln this oity-ia worthy Of note. He haf become the
shudler, and atsr yeArs ofuuGeflng and doct0ing gave up
al hopea Of recovery. He wished to mary, ana WsA
dearly beloved by A. sweet q girl ~ sVef l'ped words
Of affection, but he was fearful, nervous, ahdprostrAtod,
he dared not wed on account Of the ahatersd state
cfhiA system. He sought relief a. the hHnd Of ne no
bloom and vigor Of youth has returnedse M he u now
the happy father Of a pair Of ersh: boys'
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE lADEES.
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHIL-
DRHW.
Hu,f Nhat the Ciueluaatl wsskly Press ~ On the 9Th
VI March, 1859
We arc decidedly opposed 20 drugs and 1 advertised
feel it our duty to acknowledge = bsnont nu any and
nom every source when II Is for tAs RELIEF suffering
humanity, A fact has eOne 10 our ktoNedge that
ought to 10 promulgated and widely oirouled for tho
benefit VI those ladies' Who's delicate heAh makes IL
necaasary 70 prevent any Increase OF mmly
About twelve months after marriage, alas Of our 40
qualntAhoe gave birth to = daughter, but b s~uueringu
we're 90 great that her physicians deapaired Their ree0V-
orr. This made har dread the very thongpuf again be-
coming u mother. shs tried ovory thinn I prevent a
r~opstitlon Other suieTingu, but without suecdlng, Two
years after marriage she was aSain oonhnsanl her sui
ksinka we're 20 great that the child died, Ander own lie
Wa d~espaired q. She was told by her hAlni physician
that II she had any more children he teAredh ITO would
b tbs forfeit. AZ all tho remedies she hAd led bgfora
Asd failed, she applied 70 the botanic fhieian Dr..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-13

SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POSTERS, PRO
aRAMAfRs, INVITATIONS N
LABELS
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Oct Tsp. NJ
Tns strongly upward reaction in the stock Market
which began on Wednesday afternoon, continued this
orning and general advance upon yesterday second
board quotations took place The highest saies 81 the
Srst hoard an comnared with closing prices, then
sho cd an I'm provemeut Erie OF four per cent New
York Central 6h Hudson River IN, Michigan Central
an Reading AZ Michigan southern ., Illinois Central
ax Chicago and Northwestern y Cleveland ana Pits
burg Y Cleveland and Toledo 8, Chicago and Rock
Island a. Pitisburg Fort Wayne and Chicago az, Alton
and Terre Hauie j.
In the miscellaneous list Ohio and Mississippi certir
Gates advanced u, Canton Company ~, Cumberland
Coal 64. Quicksilver IN, Aariposa 81. Pacific Mail
sold at $50, Copaks Iron Company a..
Government six per cents active at an advance
Coupon i've twentes improved T. coupon skies Of 1881
y, the selling 107A and the latter at lo5
One year certificates advanced " Seven three ten Trea
notes. october and April sold los. State stocks
railroad bonds were firm, Inactive Bank stocks
were neglected.
After the board the market lost buoyanc and be-
came heavy and irregular the open board at
O'Clock, prices lower, In sympathy TO some extent
with decline OF gold and influence Of the favor
able intelligence from sherman's army AT the second
regular board the market showed Increasing Weakness
and compared with the lowest sales a. the first board
Erie declined If Hudson River Reading s. Prairie
du Chen 1, Michigan Central z, ILLINOIS central iM,
Northwestern Y Rock Island IA Cumberland Coal J,
PaoiAo Mail I. Coupon nvetwenties declined u, Ger
tlAcates STEADY.
Sellers options offered freely both ct the board
and alter wards, At recession OF one two per
cent from the prices which shows That OF the
bears are either confident OF decline Wish 10 Ike
believe that they are in order that they may the
advantageousy take in their outstanding shortsn
whichever case, the immediate effect dppres quota.
tons.
At the open board at halfpast three O'Clock the mar
ket steady, but later it became heavy and
The gold Market under adorable speculative &C.
tivty, cjntnued its upward course day until The
arrival Of assuring from the Southwest checked
advance The Transactions were large and the fuctla
tions rapid, as the ov yns quotations at different
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Arrivals nad Departures.


calf C.pt sssion Capt cSampiin Mrs ChsmpIin and
son Capt Leslie Smith, Csps Chss Grant Lsus Har.
rson DR. Marsh Mr. Msrsh, Miss Dewitt, Mss Fenlon,
fsss xG;s:: Surgeon u: s',aSp e:s.
NJ Nichols, a Prem tss y !. Foster, y severance
surgeon Assistant surgeon Smith. Acting Hssssns
Surgeon kirke Assistant surgeon Nudge, Lieut. II Har.
M hSLuss Els yln lr4p, yse s.S fsisr
Iayn.s, wsms.e nesermCrs I sroca e.. Rcclsy ols
Mrs Hum sso Others in he stssrass -''
NSw OsiEas.-stcamsl ip Cor stu.ion Captain Fcs
YER Lieu, Nuliina Dr Houssr. Mr. and Mrs
Rev II Beiccrs Mrs Lerougc Mrs KEN. rsgnet,
Geo Tursnns, Blakelsy, Chas Black, wm,Lewy, wM
four In the steeragc
Nsw oa,RArs-s,eamship Mcrrimao-xrs Sheldon. Mrs
CJowen, Mrs sptzbarthi Major Fiske, Frcsll Lieut.
ford, Dr. I Brook Dr x%sricss. Dr z@msrms Capt
DIV Rrc.,, CAP, Baker Lieut. Rsoun, Lieut. n Eddy,
Jamsa Mrs cushman.two chdrsa and servant; nsjor
$ sSsn sfs9s NJ. s.ns. sff ,Hs ds Gmsrs apss ssi
ptr%sn EsSsr % 4",u.sna B.Sna ,.s .%s. !" levers
HAvArA--stssmship HavanA-John r sThayer, Antonio
Dsvils George A kicoispsn, Diego del Pine Joseph
ssn.ssns s:T.. Miguel 1T, arss: mspr
Barqus Albert Mchesburg, Juan Anciburp, Martin Yrr
S.ross.y Jo;s yrribarnssArAy, Thomas o nsrA Frank
servant; Mrs brewer. Mrs McNeil, Hsasss xldsn,
coms,oos Con- Ec.s jane. Key Sopsss, aorn:p cA,
rIcarte Toand, A Wilson, in Adams, I bod, y Mo,
II. rsya NJ: N. assdcss o.:s% sss .G
pLy ssysns.n, Thea Poster Chaa Bsunard lady an
Slfii: y. Ss ~; .ss ss-s;s.. s: s .
Louly.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marriea.


BAILARp-HoRr0N.-At White Hains. Thursday,
October at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev. Frederick Romnsy, Mr.. JOHN BALLARD to SUsIs,
youngest daughter Of Joshua Horton, Esq.
-BRDGnAH.-At tho Baptist church, Hobokou,
N. j., on Thursday, October Q. BY the Rev. G. D. W.
Bridgmau, of Albany, ERNEsr CAMPEN 70 Miss FRANCES,
youngest daughter OIL. Bridgman Esq, al Of the for
mer place.
GRAY-WooDRuFY. Railway, N. j., on Thursday.
October 8, by Rev. s. Shedden. DEWITT CLINTON GRAY.
OF Newark, n 20 s. AMELIA. daughter OF Mr.. Joseph
Woodruff, OF Railway.
KnIoar-BxzBE.-At Northport, L. L, on Thursday.
October 8, by the Rev W. latham, Captain JoHN Lv
KNIGHT to Miss HANNAH @. BEssy, eldest daughter o
Captain Lyman Beebe, all Of NorthporI No cards, No
cake.
McIEAN-BuRaER.-Ou Thursday, October 9, by the
Rev. Mr. Sing Mr. CHARLhs Il. NOLAN TO Miss 6AnAH A.
BURGER, all OF Williamsburg.
SAm-SpERING = On Slonday, September 10, BY the
Rev. Thomas Dranerd nr. STEPHEN =. SMITH 70 MISS
CoRDRlI. Syss:sc, daughter OF William sperng, ESQ., all
" Philadelphia
voasosAs NcrrssGya Fss on Thursday; thurs 2
Canaohare, Y TO Miss ARA CoRsox, o. Phiadepnia.
s~ossos-f 1 -fnry,sSn.~M M AT shfis.s shEasah; Audadd,
N. Y. On Thursday, October o. by the Rev q f. sey'
mour, OF Brooklyn JosEu SMoHsoN, Jf, of New YORK.
to ELIZA FREEIASD Of Eimwood Hudson, NJ. X.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Brook 7yn City News.

1HR MURDER or POLICEMAN CuRRAS-An inquest upon
tho body Of policeman Charles Curran OF the Forty sec.
ond precinct who died Of pistol shot wound inflicted by
Theodore Yates tho evening Of the as was held
BY Coroner Norris yes'erday The evidence conclu
sive aga-st the prisoner and he committed in full
He Is twenty i've yea.s o. age, born In New York;
halter by trade.
The CHURCH OF THE ArcyEEsSr-fhe corner stone OF
Episcopaan house OF worship laid Thursday after
noon, on the site selected at the OF Fifth avenue
and Seventeenth street, Gowanus The building is 70 be
Of gray stoue In the simple Gothic style OF architecture
The dimensions are TO bo sixty by thirty feet Tho
monies we're conducted In solemn and impressive
by the pastor, Rev nr Luquer, Rev. Dr. Canheld
Rev. Messrs Paddock and Greeneaf The box deposited
In the stone contains records coi1s postal currency
newspapers, &c. Notwithstanding the unfavorable
aspect Of the weather large conooursc was present
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

aud rs bags meal slsl bushels wheat, l4,esa do
cwn lss oats, and 81 $40 do. rye The -four mar
ket again decidedly stronger In sympathy With the
rise gold aud the days business transacted upon
nass Of advance q 25c 30 c, but at the close,
with ha reaction gold prices irregular and In favor
OF the buyer. To realize 90 large parcels after Change
1t would been necessary TO take of part OF the ad
vaace reIzed carly 10 tho day Saes 500 bhs state
and Western including 1000 extra State deliverable last
haif Of November and Grst half OF December IS 10;
also $500 Southern and $50 Canadian. Rye -four re-
mains dull with sales OF 100 bbs. at IS 50 go Corn
meal was rather price, with sales Of 200 bbs at
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
The World Libel Suit.
THg MOTION FOR DISCOVERY or TIE BOOKS DE-
SUPREME corRr-oaAMBERs
Before Judge | eoDard,


Or 7.-Gtoroe Opdyke Man'or Marble and OtAsYs -
In this the paintn, II will be recoleced moved for .
discovery Of the books and papers Of the World csab
shment, with the view OF asccrtainIng who tina real
proprieors OF the paper were that they might be
oined as defendants In tho action The Court decided
10 day TO deny tho motion, with $40 costs.
Judge Iconard In bis opinion, says;-Nothng 10 better
settled thanthaf TO discovery could be obtained under
the pracsic6 OF tho Court OF Chancery for
action for libel There is nct single statement In
tho moving papers showing what entry exists In
the books, &c. Of which the discovery sought which
would disclose The names OF those whom the plaintiff
might desire TO Join part defendants Parties not
70 be allowed 10 sh for evidence the private books OF
OF others who the parties 10 nction upon
simple guess that there may be some entry that will help
their case.
In regard 10 the motion Of the for the defence
TO strike certain portions OF the adayis OF william
s. Updyke being scandalous and Irrelevant the Court
decided 10 expupge the obnoxious clauses and announced
That u would not lend itself 70 crafty she personal AMI
oscq Of DSitioal advcrsares. Judge Leonard did NOT
wish 70 be that such vas The case In the pres
ent instance but said he not free from doubt o. the
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