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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

DSAIiy AHAtiJ ~ = wosAS-CathariDe lynch was
arrested % ooer weber Of the precinct charged
With fecDsccsly assatng Terence Meehan, Of 20 Mott
ssrest Tie prisopsr and another woman fighting
and bis e0orte separate them Meehan etruck
ehs head snd1<ck with glase bottle, Incng deer and
eangerCus w0unie MeehaD WA conveyed 70 the New
York Hospital Justice Hogan committed Kate to the
1onbs 70 await ~ reeu Of the injuries Of her victim.
Fssn am s5AfAse ArrAs.-A mar named Henry
Wheeler srres&d By the Twenty prst preciut police
Ehssscd Nth having stsbbed william Conway, Of "a East
thirty seeonp streei Mice 10 ibs head with knife or
ethSr shsp .ntfomont Sn6otine seyere but petes
&afny dangerous njurAsl The siabbpg the result
quarrel WHICH had taken place between the parties
- 90 sok<ey nleht Jsstce Kelly beld tbe accused 20
enrwer before The Court Of 81 ssions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20
CITY COssMERCIAL RDpoRT.

TUMD8y, jan ~ p. NJ
AsHss Receipts, SO bbls Small sales 80 62}s for
POS and 50 rs for pearls.
25s bbls -four, 200 bbs and
e52 sacks meal 1850 bushels corn 47ss do oats
375 do. rye. 3e7 de- barley, 1905 do malt The buoy
ancy Of the market for state and Western four noticed
yesterday, continued to day, and further or
&c. lOc established, chiefly shipping grades IN
fusnced by the advance of gold and exchange light
arrivals. The demand was fairly active at the advance
The sales reaching 900 bbs. CanadianiHour
higher and In fair demand, With sales Of 900 bbls
Southern -four was favor OF the seller, with brisk
demand in sales Of 900 bbls Corn meal was rer and
in small supply. Sales 400 bbs at 80 80 % 10 for
Jersey and So 20 for BTandywne Rye -four sold to The
ptce2 Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20
FINxNcIAL AND coMMFAc iAI.


TUESDAY, Jan. le-Gp>w
The share nn4,ket was not 60 strong this pc. o.
Ps, snf w st0cb Of the New York RAILROADS was
breed v eubHjt 70 decline. Most Of The western
sas, 46xsver, beld on 10 their advanced prices
fep Yps Central went down per cent al The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

AkhIvAlA
pcpF HOrAt C-kteamer Blar n, The sopb--u Ma soy n
epndford, commanding battalion ss> sntsenb icu
zs1sAIsi assistant Surgeon n Hxne, Acting Adjuisnt
award u Porry. CapaBe Dennis lady ana schild.
PEE Rsscn, e a. Asssll; Rirs Lieut.. nsns y HioSs,
HpN Csybe, and Mr. VIM Hyatt OF battalion fsssr'
D1nth Cennecucut veteraBs-apd $50 ID M s'seraee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20
s HjPPlNC NEWS.
ALMANAC ZOE rsv soaE-InIs psv
SCR Bswe. ........ 10 noon ssra 49,. morn a
ssEsaas .............. o % sseB wsua -. morn y

Posa or New YORK. January 10, lseA.
CLEARED.
sleapshlp DAuieI Webster, sbermau New Dresus
Hhsp <sarbei a.. Emery, San prsnciseo-Sntton DO
HhAp ArkwrSNt Caulhips, IscSpsol-s poGord Tl.stop
A Co
Brg ossnder Orr pcpision siss--J Iesyeraf, Co.
gekr reterraph fBr) Shaw, CoynwaIis--DR pewnlf.
sehr iriynph tnr,, L5eshslt Corn ..lls-D bsvsDf
schr Brandywtpe lsvsor Whminrton-J W MeKae.
Rcnr Williamson, Winsmorss PblsJe pba--y w Mckee
HAasber Petrol, Davis, Beaufort, NC.
ftcansshlp Thomas v.ah ~ ,ps<spru, o'Bren Port
Royr ypH IS tPN, WIN syr end pas>suress 10 " Guar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

Tho bank exhibit OF averages forSthe past week
shows the effect Of the payment Of the September
loan to the government-the legal tender notes
being increased over the previous week s2,5eo 1885,
the deposits $S50,624, and the capital $500 l25.
The loans decreased s562 ,l25, and the specie and
the circulation by small amounts.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday says Of the
money market in that city that the demand con-
tinues pressing and the market continues closer
good paper secured by government drafts COM
handing IL per cent. The street rate was put
down at 10 IL, with strong tendency to the lat
ter as the prevailing rate. Exchange, owing to
the scarcity Of currency, rather dull at 1l0th
premium selling, and several Of the bankers re-
fused to pay par outside their regular customers.
The total value Of all kinds Of distilled liquors
made in the United States in 1860 was JIG.
The product and value was distributed in the coun-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

owing s crowded ;,s q our scsss az ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

Kentucky, where all the Bourbon lie supposed
to come trom, makes but 100000 gallons Of
whiskey, high wines and alcohol. The whole
country produces less than 35ooo0o gallons Of gin
and brandy per annum, and about 100000 gal
Ions Of what il called New England rum. The
total value Of malt liquors manufactured in the
country in 1860 was SIS, Ool ,l25. The manufac-
>nre was fetributpd aa followa.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

ANU 0ros1ssAss AA0eoNSV - AVpvs~ WY - SSN-
lows
kecop0s SS,ssvssS
{aymon$e .l....s.... S,zn 49,
1oSence.. oo,1JVoV
Tho receipts from customs included in the above
we're $4,000 u
The subscriptions 70 the government loan
amounted to the following sumss->
Dor nvs-tventies (direct) $500 40
Deposited BY agents ,........,.,..ss...... ooSsOsS
Total. ~ ,si3, sSs
The 6tenbenville and Indiana Railroad win be
sold at auction at steubenvile, Ohio, on the 2sth
Of February next.
James H. Banker, Of this city, has been chosen
q director Of the New York Central Railroad Com
pany, In place Of Jacob Gould, of Rochester, H.
signed.
The aggregate value Of the exports Of produce
and merchandise, exclusive Of specie, from this
port during the past week was 81 ,s7l sos.
The total value Of foreign exports from the port
Of Baltimore last week was STA ,66S.
The imports ct Boston for the week ending
January Is were $50 1885, against 1877 $50 for the
corresponding week in 1853. The exports were
1897 ,46O 40, against $227, 2O4 90 for the oorres
ponding week in 1868.
The following comparative statement shows the
average condition Of the leading items Of the
Philadelphia banks for the past and previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20
sPORTlH0.

noas FOR Saloons HANDSOME NEwFouND
~ land Dog, well trained i an eycesnt watch acg; one
Tan Tcicrs-one not exceeding mr pounds good raers
80 s'' JOHN 0RAT.
roRANcrs BuTLKR NO 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
u the choice breeds for ale and stock su,iers nfainole
ers new Work g. Dogs boarded, trained, &C. Medicines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20
ANTHOLOGY.
nEDlCAL.

Owing 10 me crowded state Of ccurnrs
PEELED 10 omit ali advertisements coming upder he above
heading ... heN WM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20
RESTAURANTS.
FURNITURE r

A RARE CHANCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"A hold Furniture ~ sacrifice. The subscriber, rolin
gushing Housekeeping will sc In lots 10 suit purchasers AL
Che Furniture contained IN his resdepce, 3 West TwcnN
hird street. near slh avenue PianofoTe Drawing Room
Suits Etaecres Bookcass, psintngs etatnary, Bronze
Clocks Mirrors Bocade and Lace Curtains Bureaus Bed
sesds Mashstands, Mattresses, Dining EQpm FurnItgre
iabix Cutlery NJ. MIDDLETON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-20

The market closed rathef Week q lb6H JbSI.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day % fol-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15

Our loss very small-only one killed aud sixteen
wounded"
''only one killed" Every day we see this
little sentence in the columns of the newspapers
Every day the sunlight OF some happy home il
forever eItinguished; breach made in some
family circle. bright jewel stolen from the
treasury Of some iond mothers love. Alb. yes,
ever hour some sentinel falls at his post of
duty. and is thrown from the ramparts OF time
into the surging waters Of eternity.
" Only one The careless reader scans the
words without pang.
"Only one" Who was that one Perhaps
boy IN years, a mothers darling; a youth whose
happy laugh was bat yesterday as the gush OF a
summer ril in bower of roses; whose young
life was the browning happiness of an aged
mothers declining years.. Or IL Was one Justen
tering manhood's years, hopeful and generous,
whose brow was crowned with fresh laures,
whose path was stre~n With flowers where no
serpent iurk ed; one whose great sou! panted TO
do brave and noble deeds IN his country's de
fence, aud went forth carly in the struggle. a
very veteran ia bravery aud daring. Bat that
lion heart !. stili now Victory will never light
that bright eye or flush the bronzed cheek with
JOY again.
"Only one bridegroom, with the image
Of his grl-wife imprinted ON bis noble heart. as
she stood one short week before at his side The
orange blossom not vet faded from her pure
brow must be replaced by the sable garh OF wild
owhood Was her loss smallG
A tall. suong man. high in bis country favor,
girt with the halo of victory in many hard
fought battles, has fallen in little skirmsh
vhen our loss vas "only one Who mourns for
that noble herol All his noble selfsacrifced he
roism is forgot by the careless reader, who re-
jOices thav'Our loss vas small"
= An aged patriot. bowed down with care and
old age, who shouldered musket and went forth
in defense of his country, when the young and
strong decided not her call, has fallen n his post
OF duty All old man. your generous sacrifice is
not thought of when-"our loss - only one.
Dsily our brave soldiers, Who risk life and
happiness for our defense. are passing away
-hossly, in some iar-distant battle held, the soil
is flung upon the uDkpow hero. As often in the
morn we lind some sweet flower that blushed at
sunset has withered up forever. So daily, when
the soldier rises from bis bivouac to stand again
at his post, he misses some brother soldier, whose
CHEEKY cry IN the siege and struggle of yesterday
81 encouraged the faint hearted
Let US then. when we read ''only one killed. -
give tear of regret 20 The fallen and thought
OF sympathy to the stricken mothers, wives and
sisters. the Joy of whose lives has been rudely
quesched.
II the pearl that has dropped from the jewelled
crown of happiness il not yours, or the music
that is forever hushed causes no gloom at your
fresde, return thanks that you have been spared
sorrow with the souowing. grieve with the
afflicted. aud remember that "only one" is a
loss to deplore; if small 70 our country it 10
great 20 some poor bleeding heart.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15
DAILY SENTINEL

= ~
a.IIHURsDAY MOANING. DEoEMBER IS.
Thc ola, O,d story.
All ffFff - 0
~ uwr wooIIxy.
I've lov'd fsIl many dainty mad.
Have been refused ~ quite coaen.
e1.. But usse' one such hsvoe nsde
IN my poor heart a. Kat, ny eousin
She vn merry laughing girl
whh cheeks tk.tjs inclined TO rudy,
s.. = And such q ~eslfh of raven curl
hess,e enft,ed enc Tor stsdr.
ssch melting strains she ne'er could tire on.
And deemed myself second Moore,
Ara -ers ny collars a % Byron;
To"wEchins Kate" doren tines
ope'd nv hesrt-in ~poes's corner
aslss AIssf ny passion eeb'd IN rhymes
sttr 7 ne'er esuh tell "a % my eharmer
he tale. read we're tales of love-
Hos damsels. high born. nch. and pretty
Had fen their iEmost feelings move,
To tender lay or moving diuy;
OF sfsrched dnsnna's keeping vs-d
Der SUI rins doves Z repel Aston;
Of moonlight aittings thro' the yard,
And hempcn ladders for n occasion.
bat parting came. and IN tree
Ny trunk and we're 10 college,
To learn some Billiards, cards aud dee
And other kinds sf useful knowledge.
A Tiny curl was sios'd between
The hy-eavss 81 my Latin grammar,
Herpicture uext my heart, Tween,
Which thump'd Il ike murd hammer
Tho Senior Cl.sss soon found all out
Inspected all my boarded ''tressares-
And vks such stupid lout
AZ thus, 10 cling 90 Soyfsh pleasuresf
The, curl,H they sad was death TO rats"
AID ia tie CRATE twas burnt TO cnders:
The pistsre god 10 scare the cats,
ThAtnghtly s4ssliei benesthouE windeTsi
Vacation came. and home went,
Ny shane and passion bent % smother
Would Kate be kind shosd repent
And take Tor her true lover
81 That little cottage mid the trees.
--- s-t poor heart al an hu,tsr.
Was hat her voice born on the breeze
Was that her hand pull'd 10 the shutter
A. n vain ny hopes-sweet Kate bed fed: W
80 49, "A know the news then eatfs'i shiserl
And long bad shar'd the nuptiai bed
f..s.sf, OF smith. who Lived acToss the Tlyer.
md that was an -yet DO. oflate
The preacher gave Especial party;
as And there met my cousin kste.
And che fair and Fat, and fsrty
Franklin. Indiana. December. 1894.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15

United States Of America. District Of Indiana. ss
XN1HEREAs, A LIBEL OF INFORMATION HAS
!" been nled In the District Court Of the United
within and the Eighth Circuit and District Of
Indiana, on the lsth day Of November, 1884, by John
Hanna Rs Attorney 81 the United States for the Dis
tct of against 80 bales Of cotton marked fol-
ie~s. thss - 90 say - bales marked ia h. and -
bales marked "Ston, Boston, well as against all per-
lawfully Intervening Cor their Interest therein,
seized violation Of the acts of Congress, the procs
Of the President Of the Uhted States, and the
rules and regulators Of the Secretary OF the Treasurer
Of the United Sste and the rules and regulations % the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue and praying process
against said 30 bales Of cotton and that the may
be condemned and sold
Vow, therefore, IN pursuance Of the Aoniton under
he seal Of said Court 70 directed and eeivered, do
hereby give public notice 10 AL persons claiming said -
bales Election, any part thereof or In any in
terested tbeen that they be aud appear before the said
the District Court Of the United States be held the
city Of Indianapolis "a and for the District Of Indiana
the first Tuesday q May next al 10 o'clock Of the fore
of that day. then and there interpose their
ciaitns and make their allegations IN that behalf.
ID. q. ROSk. L. :. Marshal
By l. ;. RiakLow. Deputy
Attest Var J. SsITs. Clerk
.-laal.ns Po4,s, November 2l-t, lsa'+- dsc2-dl+t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15

rsNHE undersigned have this day formed coparfuer
4 ship in the Saloon and Restaurant business here.
toors known a. Hezesisb's. a. No. IS North Illinois
street.
The new firm will - hipPy 10 receive continuance
q the custom heretofore extended 70 the establishment
The best OF heuors wines and cigars kept constantly on
hand and in the restaurant al the delc.s Of the
son viii De served up the shortest notice prepared
by ths most experienced cooks
HENRY p HRZEKIAH
b p. JOHN
Indianapolis, September g. lss&. septss-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15
tSffC nc. sssl
United States Marshal's Notice.

Iaifed Stairs Of fSrerfc1 Dtsfrfef Of Indiana, IS
VVTHEREAS. A LIBEL or IMPORTATION HAS
w been fed in the District Court % the United
Eshth Circuit add District Of
Indiana the 18th day % November, lsb4, by John
Hanna ESQ., Attorney o. TIC United states for the Dis
rict Of Indiana a. anst the fosng described effects
.d properly sa9 money OF one ward W Barton that
j. 70 ssy against The sun " tive hundred dollars s5Ot
In money, rev IN the hands 81 one William y. kdson
Clerk q ihe nnty II Poscy said District and agAnst
al persoas awful Intervening Tor their interest therrn
AID more pecaliy against he sad Edward W. Barton
Re being guilty Of aiding and Soetg armed rebellion
aAEst Government q The Iue sts.cs and set1rd
os vciv,on 81 The Laws a the Jritet states By him.
the sAd Edward ". Burton. Tie sst moasy being enc
mics property and praying process aSns; sAt money
and that The lay Be condemned rs eaemics prop
erty.
Vow. therefore. IN pursuance 81 the Mention under
the -eai q ssd Court directed and delivered, Go
hereby give public notice 90 al persons claiming sad
part thersOf. OF IN any manner interested
therein, that hey and appear before the said the Dis
trct Court 81 tke Unted stsesto be held the city Of
Indianapolis IN and for the District % Indiana. the
frst ~rezy q Nay Il 10 ociack Of the fyr-son
q th. day then sndshere nisrpOse their claims and
make their Allegations n that behalf
D. G. ROsE. L. ;. Marshal
By ! y BIeEIoW, Deputy.
Attest WATT sxEra, Clerk
Indianapolis. November 2ls;, lss4. deca-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15

Aud also all inhanaiory diseases For further infor-
nation call and Judge for yourself.
III ~ challenge the public 10 bring cannot
cure II brought before the golden thread is broken
NJOhce hours from 4. ". 20 Y. NJ. r o. Box
1864. nov30A-dlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15
TAKEN UP.

yIyAKEN UP by the subscriber on the 9th Of Deoen-
Der, Light Gray Horse, fifteen and half hands
high, supposed 10 be eight or nine years old Had on
bride, saddle and halter The l. requested 10
forw ard prove property, pay charges and take him
away. g.. HAYERSTICK.
'MilIersyille, Ind, Dec 10. ls64-decl2-dsi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15
VENEREAL Diseases.

At the American Dkpeusary we also treat, WITHOUT
hEEcURf, aud with never falling success, Venerea, OF
what the quacks call private secret diseasesSyphy
lis In all its stages Gonorrh1a elect, Structure, sperm
atorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility. mpOtency, and Effects Of Self-Abuse
The last six are treated in Private Letter." which
will be sent free, on receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment deem II unnecessary 10 enlarge upon
The able and astounding performed through
the agency OF the AEDlCATED YAP0R BATHS, and the
medical application OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BY the
alternate use OF these two medical agents we get three
fold effect by elimination. morbid matter Is forced out
Of the sysiem, and by the absoTbanis medicine is imme
datey brought In contact with disease By the appica-
tion OF ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, nervous enerv alton Il
restored, and power added 10 the muscular system.
will guarantee a cure Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. CoLIOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE no 50 SOUTH
IL Meridian Street forfeits his fee II be fails IN cur
Ing any case that NAY under hs care no matter
bow obstinate OF long standing. he warrants. you
cure Syphilis, In the primary stage, helped In g min
utes, cured IN 20 hours. elect Of 20 year. standing
cured by d.. c. o1sce hours 20 10 p n rar25
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-15

DR.. N. -. PENDERY,
AMERICAN DISPENSARY.
No. "a IL E. Washington st.

a 7 The AMERICAN DISPESsAKY VIZ TREAT BY
n a now method, and with the happiest results al
cases OF Diseases ard conditions peculiar 10 females.
Prolspsus Ute Ealing 81 the womb Eruptions OF the
skin, Chloro,fs, or Green Sckness-eharacteriEed by
yeovish, dirty green pallor Of the surface: Emansio
hessiuua. absent hen2truaton. Amenorrhea, Re-
tenton OF the heuses Dysme norrhea painful and DIM
cult fov OF the hsnse; Menorfhaga or profuse Men,
sruston Beuehorrhea, and altered seere
ton Of the mueus-generay white, or nearly eoioress
and transparent.
Reader. have given you class OF diseases that
met with In Females Of all ages. whether married
married; and 10 married Females would say that there
are many oih'T forms Of diseases peculiar your
diseases OF Pregnancy, Parurten, and LactAtion, OF
which space will not admit an calculation. omit II for
the council chamber, adding bu; more disease 10
this list and that IL formidable one-Uceraion ofth
body Of the Uterus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-30

FATAL ACCIDENT AT BRowN's Valley
Mr.. Van Muller, President of the Pennsylra-
MIA Company, furnishes US with the following
extract Of letter detailing the particu-
lars OF an unfortunate accident at Brown
Valley on the 9th inst. The wri-
ter SAYS: s'One OF these sad accidents,
uuhappily so numerous on the mining
record Of California, has taken place
in the PENNSYLVANIA Mining Company shaft
this morning at fifteen minutes past 4 clock.
Jas. Edgar, while engaged in working in the
drift had tapped the worked ground above
John Rules old diggings), and all of sud-
den the water let loose had rushed out into
the bottom of the shalt, where two men were
a. work. Edward Shelby, Que OF them, was
fortunate enough in making his way out, al
though II was narrow escape. As to John
Archer, It has been his sad lot to be overpow-
cred by the rushing waters, and he has lost
his life BY drowning. Meantime the pnmp
could moi be worked any longer owing to the
large amount of dirt and rock rushing into
the bottom OF the shaft, and thereby el9ggiug
the suction. Weare rigging up the Jefferson
Company's pump, (spare pump and expect
to have it going some time to-day. The wa
ter is sixty feet deep in the Shaft.--Harysrtlse
Ippe1I Jnn %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-30

A PRospEcT FOR BETTER MAIL AaRANG-
MESrs.-The Postmaster of this city has
been informed By the Agent OF the Overland
Mail Company that the stages of that line
viii hereafter eondeseend to stop at our post
Office for the purpose of delivering and re-
ceiying our mails. We presume that such
will De the case; but as the new arrangement
only goes into effect to-day, we are unable to
say much about it. We shall defer further
comments until we see with what respect the
Overland treats US. If that company per-
forms its duty, we shall give it due credit, and
lift does not perform its duty we shall say so.
Under this new arrangement, al letters for
California, deposited in this post office by
seven o'clock P. NJ, viii be forwarded that
night; and all letters for the East, deposited
in the Office by seven O'Clock a. NJ, will be
forwarded at eight A. ", the same day. We
are indebted to Judge Carter for this change
of accommodation.