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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-19
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. IMpoTENCY IMPEDI-
MENTS To MARRIAGE

ness of the Organs is speedily cured and full vgoI
restored. Thousands of the most nervous, debili-
tated and impOtent who had lost all hope, have
been Immediately relieved.
All impediments to marriage, Physical or Mental
Disqualifcations Loss of Provocative Power, Ner-
yous Irritability, Trembings, and Weakness, er
Exhaustion of the most fearful kind, speedily
cured.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
Die 8ebe1ltua9 BON Ofttenuefiee
,,nb @effptr0inia fir ote
CONFEDERATION.

Die @sbirer,aion. In rel&sr BE Df'
frifte lisgen. tie uir as SftsnneNse uno
Dtfpirainto ftnnen, ii fdr pie &sbsuen
pom ter ara6tsn 8teeutuns uno IS tarf
earum niat Duupsr ntbmen. lpsnn ptr fe
um pusn BsfS NIT Der ar66ttu 6artndt'
tiptsit felt Sabrsn flmpftn ieb,n. Dur&
be piGe unp 1bdlsr eteise @stiteeeon'
elemerats. tfu, bif ,Ndeebentss, bas Blue
NieAs, BE Gumberlanb Mouusain6 une
mebrtrs antere gsbiresfttlen enllprtnssn.
aiebt fa ntht nur BE 8robe gir9tnla.
Ieun,0.s. gii,ntutu unp mebre bereut<
fans s Gabrfraesn, benen eatlana BE eires'
ttfe ,unp tlrlsae @erbintuna api(&en
Rtdm unb alien mtttslusfli9sn ftts
len Der gonf6esration pstmtttslt wtrb.
ionrern ofeie Rseicn tR far tte Gonfate.
rtrtsn Don; elmer nod pstt 9r5bsren Di&'
tiefeft. neil on fbTsn Br9abbdneeu BIZ
Riuber unb S&afs nhben, ouf BIZ .bie
R,bsgea flft ausl<sbli& one.uisfsn
fnb. f,it Gtras itnfn ssrt&lolIen III, une
pstt ID ,sessn Ebdlesn M BttrslSt pd&t
unb.. ..bie 6ametne sfloefa &rtsu, bfe,ib.
nen tStnfc nntuitsbrlt& fnb. Bsnn ots,
III mabiaers Bsta1f ~ btslta 4ptpenlteal
3 ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
Ser Suub nit Der 81 eboiutipn.

Bte man In NmsAfa pormdrts l6rsith
aut tsutf9,n 9rnu msbr unit msbr Raum
oiebt, capon Iisfsrt ete y. q. Times In
5cl0snbsm sin Beiip!sl.
Das monarhil6e europa - faAt fie
fam ntmmum,br nit Gld6adt'fpstl
unisrm @sosibsn uuter br pbrYatf&tn
MlBe sui.bsn. Gs fam ctss nt&t prd'
ffiren. Gs wirb taber frlbu oesr fpdttr.
i.eenfaQs aber 70 bolb ole Is trs,nb fann,
uns In pas Sod ess @ottssenap'utbume
surldsuiwfnsen fu&en. Gs If (onif NIT
alien fsirsn 5taasasinri&tunBeu siuem
(flsunieen untsrQanee sswsibt. Nmni'
tanii&e @laatsmdunsr ioQtsn tiss nie
aubsr Auesn lnfsu. Die Rspublif Bate
ierer berarti9sn @sfabr rorbeuAtn t5nnsn.
w.rn is 1848y9 na&> europa esaanesn
pdre. um bet ZEN eamali9sn repoluticnd.
rem 3sbsn bic @sbartebslferin ~ {.tn.
Sie that ss niat unb pas nd&fie MsluL
tat lsiner gelidumnib IL BE proslau,a.
tisn einss xatf,rtbums In Msrifo bur1
eouis Napoleou. Sn BesuB nnf prepa'
sanba un(erer Snftftutionsn, hrb. tpir ne.
berr wide awake no&t 60 ahead. DIR
amerifanil6e GtdotaulaEn unb tsr surc.
pdil@e Staatsmaun vtrtretsn inf tfau,e.
tral E& entssatnsef,ste, Spefn.; .Gs IA
etn xampf auf 2stsu unb Got. tAbtr II
wirb :bort isbt nt&t. 70. ltt&t etn .SpRtm.
ir.&fst sintreteu. Die eanftsft 3stt,- n
MI AZ saIatnseaauetu9 ,lpe Rtt nt&ifa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

un(srr Nation bter ni&t rte unrlrptas
Ro4s eea QompIot,trsns NIT rsm orer ies
nsm @olfs. tas ui&t ltuina0lid fur
Grsibeit III, (ptslsn isbsn.. 6iu unp ea
tommt lwar cine tIetne G.betune Dor, ,tr
7e bI,tbt Rts Dor Ter Mcnor&fe fs'
ben. Qonfituticnsae Wonat9is 10 psniQ
a|s atlolut II na@ ,un(srm @tidmad.
DIts miro absr 70 lonas fortesb,u. bis 1&
Ger Q5pe In paris wttp.r r'at. Nur cine
rtputifanil@e Hspolution In Yaris fann
oas NniIib Gu,cpa's usr(ttnrn. Doe
unfibt @artbalei, bas lolllsn mir prfe
bsn. unb "a ss ntdt a1lu lana, anftbtn
tam, leqtn mir eurauf wsniaasns Dor
bsrsitet ietn, rr,nn niht es pc,bsrstisn BEL
fen. BsndBn mir patum eis porbanrs'
men @erlisuee uuo fnlpftn 4. .. NIT rsm
balb resoluionirsn 8ontprei& Staltsn
an, ee Aeaeh Nopotscn une f0r ptt Gin
bsti unp rsn ltstsn S6rt,t au Rdrttn.
Nettnbtt IN Oti1trreid Der wobrs Anti.
drip. in ou europ. 06IfsrfomtNs, pae
t6ls prtiip, psl&ss dberou befdmpfI pn.
ZEN mug. N0e feline litsralsn Bstennt.
nii1' fine @rfmo6en. Gsaf,bt nod ttsfr
ais Nue|ano. - Al(o n d sinmal, ftisn
utr auf rem (&|immsn 1ua e,fobt no Der
Wonartismus. freie 6anb erbd!t, uns
bier enen Bslud otsuRatlsn. une, e|ou'
Ben Ste mir, rr laa rie(u Yrafuns III,
uats faas ts ndtfss Grlbjobr fe ntn
ouaemtinsn Rrtta rrdbtn 9ttt. Dae
Stfuiul or CONFEDERATION seriu6t pae
Aeueer0s unc usretsnt eeebalb nod mebr
as wssen lefner (onfti1en 8utrs6sn ren
Nlub eer Wsnidbeit. 90 bat rte Ns'
putif an ttsWonardie perratksn. SdIis,
Gen mir raflr (obalc wis m61t& eenBunr
nit ecr Nspou,ion"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07

etele SaIamanber tes Sample In ben,
tolben Dampfe bfn. unb beraebeu ~ f..
pen. gStr unternsbmeu ss nf&t, bte auf.
s'nat1est unp 9ltt&3sitia erfpIafnben ere.
ntn efslsr ero6artieen Wftri,f ~ ftttl.
ttrn; nur efe Gppp5e bat tas Nedt.
$4,000 Uetfs nit .iner edIa6t ~ fiiii,n.
Man tdmpftt Maun eeaen Mann, Gue
s'Sen bub' NIL piFoIenf&dl5en. nit Sd.
esIe''ttn: NIT GauffdIdesn1 in btr Nern.,
IN eer Ndbt BON Obtn, son l1ntfn, ib,r.
a. a.. eon etm Da&s ets 6au(ea, -aus ben
0enlHrn' aue ben 266ern ese 3fQ,rs, IN
ptlPfa stn'9s 8saanesn par,n. Gia.r
ete:n St@slfe. DE ,Gacabe Gorlutbs,
F's 9olb 3'rfdrt nor fab bd6lid aus bas
cS',. eSn *a,la5$tn taa ii ssrri6ene Gtnfsr bate
V'ae une Habmsn ssrloren unb war uur
nop ftn unf5rmli&ss, NIT gfIafl,1flttu,n
aueasl'bte God. Bof5uet ruar a.fauen,
au9 Gtuiup, tann Gourf.prae unb soIs.
QomteftrrE BON erft Bafon,tfffdtu IN BE
Sruf tuI@bobrt In tem auaenbltde ais
er e'n'n Wernuntetsn aufbob, blid!e ,um
5immsl; canu Rart er.
Warius wnr 70 NIT Bunten t.tsdt,
be1onefrs am Sopff, bas, {eiu @sf@t I'm
Slutt 9an3 per(dwanb unb auslab ais
rate ts nit ttnem rolben Iude beftbt.
Nur enleIrae mar rod nftt perwun.
eh' N!s n- lsine Wofsn msbr~ bate.
l'1sdte er rs8ts unb linfs fis 6dnte auS>
une t'ner ttr~ auffidneifdsn r,f9te tim
trasno cine Wafe bin. Gr bate rur nod
es' Starpf oon oisr Dsesn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
Ser Eempcrtm3:Hnfun.

9u inietn 1aasn p.1lammsIt f& ett
Weiebsit res etaaies Soma In Les
Woinss. um nsue @siebe au MAIDEN.
larau miro Gs ss nun ri&t f'b|en Ia0sn.
Ntn ts oittt aud eini8s @sltee, eersn
Atlta7une etsn 10 lsbr pom WoIfe psr'
Ionat unr srnartst Mir, mis sinlt cts
At(tafune rts bsIdbmten 6uneseslsBts.
Dir betsn cas- 2smpersnaes{sb
etrpor. ras ris Elm Zip auf or Snrul1rts
esa> 5taatss la0st uno nit sin Rassn.
amhsr etnss lruntfduieen 8ortv rufltt.
"a 1anm' bstanntli& aus ben Spelunifn
Ter Wh6r uno Wilantbrcpsn unp Grill
'duitr, uno fanp feline weift unttr0aBunQ
in zen Badpoers, po Der 6afsr rsr wsi.
Fen Binren ON bsntn bldbt, Die Glub'
ade,e warsn bisbu con(tqutnt aeasn rae
lempsrsn,aehb, neil fis am msiftsa rar'
untu li!l,n. Gie wuresn absr lbsr>
t'mmt.
Iab citles @eltb l@on felt 9abr.n Elm
lcr,r BudRobs II, unp cub Qiquor iersr
Nrt bier I'm Staats efen unr obne Nbaa'
be lberau psrl9euet uno asltunfen mire,
u;i6 Sspermann. Gin unusrnlnftiose,
ab(urbes @slsB ld6t (i@ tbsn nt6t srapin'
asn. Sdon eeebalb mlbts ss atasl&afII
merren, - rsnn 90 ift nidt 9ut, wsnn In
,inu Reputlit @s(sBs .btRsbsn. Die pae
Uolf ouo&lnt uno rabsr aua miba&tst
3srsnfaue miro mcn aus rem sbfn anse'
ilbrten @runpe uns ni&t uormsrfeu t6n.
men, eab mir I'm SntsrsNs rss I.intene
unp 6aufene reesn, wsnn ptr fdr rts
Ubl6nfune oteies Yrobibittp @slessS
aoiIirtn. Dir rsosn In 9ntersGs ou 9u'
runris. etr Nrbstt. zee WobIfanr,s. Der
GsM SilIli&hit uup GNibeit res 0ol'
fss.
edt msbrsrsn Taaen 1T cine petition
m.asn Atl&offun9 ote(r Nuiiante BON
@sfeb in Circulation 0s(tst worrsn. Man
(plI1e G& an ptsfst Aei,atton if1iQ bt,bst.
Iioen unp d& uon rr bisfpsn ~@u3st,s",
Dem Sraan tn tt.fo,u Tempertn,lu.
nibts wsib mu&tn la1sn. Diefes BIott
Iiduts Dor wenieen Gos,n folpenrf Ttra.
t.: ~Wan miro psrfu&sn, rtn Birerruf
tss 1tmpusnaps('b.s ~ uui'tsn. Wir
boHen auu.rf&iltd; eob jsptr 0nfu&
udn3li& fsbI f@laasn tpirp. Dus 0olf
maa(&t feline abdnretuns unb Ter @taat
fann ttne foI@e nt@t mob
affoxnen." Gr.ili&, trsnn ete Gem
r,rthibrdo,r Sac Delf Gnp, 10 II bas
Bot fdr jern unfnn, unp w.nn cts pa:
tron.n rsr Gsmp.rensIoe.n rtn .s,uat bu'
cen, 70 mbsen fe cine Aufb.buna tsn.s
@.(stss nhtt "dforpen" fdnnsn... Do
cite nun abn sladIi@tr ,Ddf niat est
Dau IT, 10 bofftn ufr iuptrf@ht@, tab
ras @ol. sin unfss D5ri 3u isintn Dele.
eut.n nod Dss Motats retsp unn rsrlan.
asn miro, bob bte e,atelatur .ssn @rftb
l&lsuntef eaffrs. ba6 jm @tpriprud
ft.tt NIT rer pnf5nIi&sn Grsibsit. tr 0s'
rerts. unp 6anttlafreibsit unp ben que.
rrddli6sn Grlo0sn ret &ongrs{1,s. Gum
unenoli&sn Na&tbsil 30 auoem.insu
8oblilantee tte Qaness, bsfcnpers re
Earmere unb Arbttsrs, III ss Ten N2udern
etnft eslunasn. tas Dolf unmdnpta ~
ma&en. Sc II bobe 3ett, tab tos Dolt
cae unmlirbf9e SOD Don G9 atwsrfe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
Baitr als 6ti3mittel. Wau b.ri&

BoKtr als 6ti5mittel. Mau b.rt&.
t,t aus parts, rab ter Gttmifer girare
bsr 3erf.suua tts Baffr6 uub Bsrw.n'
hung ess DaGtrfpfts Jun bstssn uisbsr
um einsn S&rth ndber eeraft fet. Der.
felbe wtQ zine neue Ret6obe Der 3erfs'
bune (burd @drms) asfunten babsn, DE
Is erm6elidt, ben @antrfoff asrabe ris
tie 3oblen In Gabrtfsu. auf Gifen6atnsu,
DampH&iftu, IL 6o&Sffn II. ~ 8etrau>
&sn. Das Berfabren fou. fotalo BIZ
gatente sensutmsn ifab, setSfF.nt|i&t per.
ben. Sn Paris bat I'D nod bsr nDts.
tn|fon" eine attieuS Sefelf&aft jur' due,
btutuna ter Gr6abuuS esbtIest:' IA =:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
Dte 6tlotn.

Tl5slt& REF II. Itomw,l ,vm 5turu.
LII auarif mar Elm OIfan. On rsm
Ab.nr porbsr. In, Dunfslu, nor II idmsis
aenp an tie Barrtiate aef<&su pie siue
S&luuse, j,bt, an bsaen Gaae, ouf cf.'
nsr 9troes mar sine usbsrrump,luna
oftnbar unmSpIi&. aud batte f@ ti,
@emalt sntbdqt, RE xanonsn baiten nit
tbt.m Brdqsn ttacnnsn unp tie Armss
ftirik fi@ auf bis Barrifabe. 81, @u,b
mar nun 0spanbtbsit. Gfne farte 60.
lone einttn. Snfan,srte, In rea: :lmdsissn
3wtfdenrdumtu bon NationaIBarbe une
@unteipatsarts au GGut6 untirtre& &.n unit
auf tie Asfsn 1a0en .s,iast, vt mon
b6vte.: ptnt fe 1u leben, 3rtdtt IN, eturr'
f@rttt unti1 EemmsIf4la8, inter Greut.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-01-07
8 Gee ~
beut1@e 8dderft
Ann 81 nEe rfnta s. 3len1l11f
BON Mnferfon s. Nemme.

,@rre.rtsn tsRer aualitat ~ mSslt6a tiats'
een 9rstf<n:
@ttrodnett teutfhe Birnsn uub atrften,
NRanselu, RuFe, Gbstslabe. Qatop;
Dsutide ytnitn. 9ebe Grbfen. eeftt Grbltn.
Bu6wti,e n-RebL 8u&pst3'n' une
Soadneii6s 6drins.. @arbtnts, eimtureer'
&dten &aroltna Rtts unb Cuba
Mda6:, xaa! ua6 S4nupfiato1, gittftn,
GptfI aarteu;
Yuni&. Gdsu,, ssum. @stn, srants ua0
,DtisIs; -]
a. ;steinwua uns Glaswaartn, rorunter eaod'
sss@E ans aisasrsa'se'se'' s'e 10 ~ e."ta'fa ts
= Gtierwaaren unb Bl!feuwuarsn Seri4tsbsnsr
~ ezpfsteH~
4nter{on Il. 2emnts.
2te etrase; susfden 0ataes nab orssa.
D@ Earmer's probutts gum b0dten prsts
9fauft. =. 2lntuwba
, 1864-10-16
ottta 70 wM 90 On unchanged aud tho business ro.
tassons Of the dlm Of Solomon ss4fee9 a 8oulss

birth 10 win 90 On unehaogsd aud tho bu ,ue,s ro.
viii remain uualtorod - "S1'
s Steax Of :ee present rebellion tho old dro a3aiu
stmEfrsd. e pnsfio ic old msn orssnixed com oanT
q ,psrsoEal expen.e Of oYes saoooo willis ill
eenstnns1ons 10 other patriotic inetitltlons wero
efeSSedSo ~ 70 msn. During tho decisive scsions
INC 'front.' Ar. e'uEees frequently vtttrd oar st-
Ihtee noble feeiings occupied tho mind OF the do.
nt1i Snen fsM days prior to bis death be wa
aG n H ho" n5 55arlsIy b *ss appte.ehise .he RIVER
e1s.Ts e e, fDssalng r. his vose 9s e1eaimed 'csns
-, ~ Wiling she ness VA. veat, and .he glorious
VICTORIES q the ballots OF lo9al etstc. last weok
ns rns tS1 ss,stps Ro 70 marx 10 Tue Of ths
sess3 st1s,e' 20 Ro'ee'tsa 3d., clear bf.Ia IA
sSees. hosossue 1t sps eS%sasss ssaeHoa. e
Monats ,ud tree, good iathcr and husband,
be has b On attended By his da9ettas, woo ha.
watched and carrd Tor her dying parent wite di1l
satclion which desesvee every commendAtiou.
BIS wetknestes ere awA1lo wed up In her ioyiEr
strength, and her presence cheased tho sh OF
ths last dark valley. Ftw n.ou would be 10 much
n1sttd ~ Mr.. 6trEres; foW Ia tho private ctrclo
more ennobled The fsce. uc has 9one 10 the ms.
Of htn 1r}epdA - ~
, 1864-10-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLtGEycR

rhnpeb pete VII oe Missionary Meeting III Grace
cnnien on the corner Of Peck Court aud Wabsst
ReV b. Rsnds suenfPS 81 Rcs,oS st " Addresses :,
1osf' and ReV. DR.. cltfkson All ara invited.
Eey. Ds. Hsisey. will presch 1T Cavalry Pne,hv,
1saaan sna[en, sosner Of Indiana avenue add
O'Clock. The public sze Invited 10 attend as
South Congressional Church. eorna- c.,,,,o.
wIeaI ~ nd 9sunl 70 services, With preaching 1t 1o
Services It the First Freevl1l Bant3st ch.,e, ~,
the corner Peotta and Jackson e,1eat a. 11e "
an6 II ?: N; Rev. Nj. Auxnr, OF Wisconsln' wiii ri
a.r.as Ssai' re-; Sabbath School
Rev: John Vincent, the newly .,no,,t.a -
tos q Trinity aetbodisl E Ch9rsE Ti en nee pas
hss Labor, In that pulpit today (s4pbstn}' Presces
a. ahie @ sna opaae as M NJ Vincent
on liz Assuming 1.s pastoiste - ~
Rev. Dr. Randall, Of Booton. Vii nrs,ch mi,
smstnoop A. clock IN st. JaEnes' Church. on the
Rev. G II. FoFier, having been ,etn,n.,h.. 49,
Eock Haser confetebca to the csrr Of he c1sTp
street. q. = Church, will conduct the services ~.
and X p. m. A''s d. IL.
Rev; N. Clarke. OF The United p,,ahv,e,,.,
chapel this morning. 1'11 ''teo' aa'1ae
Fzoletsor Haven Wll occupy the pu1n,t of p,v.
WIFI n1H Si. GSnes Of Van street md
-A4SA 4lAX ~ 1U.Xs
After having been closed for rens3,s snr .av.,s,
Wefse' tns hoIth Baptist Church viii be fe.onennd
to.oay @ WITH 'pp.opr1.te exercises, both mornine
and evening, u loA5 and 7.45, Rev. r. q. T4vfnE'
pastor q tno Wsbash Avenue Baptfst Chnrch Iii
az 1se 81 suetss The
ne lot recently purchased By The scast.. Af''A
Elder J. y. Sweeney, the regular pastor. Will
Pse4e6 morning AID evening IN ihs Ch1fstssm
RpSker. '"@'o 0oesuoea anu
Dr.: G & Bartlett VIII preach in the unlou Park
Conelesauonal Church morning erd sTeni,,9.
sabbath School at o'clock, ~14 7'on'
At the South Presbyterian Church ~ q m tho |
Ssasnef nt sAc1eon street and Tottd ayen1e. serv
3fts T Htll be held motcing md eIeuiuT bv Rev ~
". HasshA- Subject for The aTen1rG .sIn,snf |
bagttem-" Service also ii o.closF - n. enrnee
tsex: Caae. Elliott D. D.. Professor in tie Prsshg.
sefiao Theological SemirArY. 3ee's'
~. Q; Il. Ttdany. p. O.. viii preach morn,,o
I a1d evening In Grace \ Church, On he cornts |
d Lasalle slrett and ChtcAgo avenue. ~oAAe
!, ~. Hitchcock will preach this morning at thu
lnno!s street rnIteIon-aeals free. sabbath Scnnni
Il clock: ETening servlce as7f.
;. Ref. X. u. Boring will preach tn the Despla,nes
'1fes 1s u. e. Church, morning snd evening.
Inefe will b services In the Church Of fhe Ho7v
= ;omm union to day, It the usual hours. Rey. Il
\. ulger, Rector. This IL i free church, ma aii
1H invited to attend |
, 1864-10-16

It Is seldom that ne write paragraph with
dsepez tosroW than those in which NO nov tr.es
The obituary Of Solomon ssarxo,, Eeq., ono Of the
most refp<cted re.!dens Of our city.i Mr. stur,.,
died At zanesrllle, Ohio, on F.iday last, In the
s'1ty'ntnth year Of his age, OF general desillsv.
The !esnlt Of = long and active uee. He vas born
81 tne peh OF April. 1874 At F.ltdt!d Conn. ana
II ms Axteenth year his ago psrticinatef Il INA
var otls19 thts carly evineina psftiottsm WhseS
n.s a. sysr ;e him NJ starses con-.
ran, sna s. ntsorze psaSety md Gorso
ompasItots hare become men Of ysat ~es.h X ~ ~
sommeiSA 81 inteer'sy. In 1874 the docasssd Ian 1a'i
,hs M n'aFs "Fsr e'ts w..e a9s nossd 70 Ohio. thss
e. e tnia ei5y aeont tSn Years AGO. Shortly aSts1
h1t aEf5al 10 butt the great Wsfehousss ~ III ~.
Illinois Central Railroad, which sti LISA v1 ,ae
hI'n1Ment Of the Nkll1 End enesFY Of the dsnssH
I'd. Mf 6turRea was cmoha,1c4lly a rsn ~ gss.t
hSt!ness iaca and capacity. Long befors the rd
q F4fher 81 Waters w1s navigated bT steam ~
d. ceased regularly built dat boats aud toof ther"
for esIa 70 new Orcsue. Walking home ! distsncs
II TWENTY-FIVE hrndfed miles, In 1*lo b. h,stS
tbe Mab&th AEd Erie Canal from Tc1re U1ufe tn
tho Ohio, advancing the money, which was aftar.
vssds reimbursed by tho 6ta,e. The decessed va
u arrto and had nlne Children, ali OF Nbom ~.
s1ve him. BE b3s Ian IN tmm ense faFtanA whnss
eoppons mt are millions Of dollars. Long bsfors
Ii sons, consequently sll tho entesp,iset 10 esye
, 1864-10-16
UNITED Stairs o1acu1r COURT


At tbe opening Of tbs Court On Saturday nom
irR tho death Of Chief Justice Taney VA. auuounc
ed BY hon. Z. A. Lutned, United atatcs bIstr,c
Attorney, who said:
Nay It please the Court, the intelligence Of III,
e. 81 n0n moxs. p ,nfy chs
Itmilns thas should oteial1 snnounes @ It h.as hSa
.banS .Pd 9ys ;hs .hs; .ns its
oae 10 hieh oicsi position Of III deees,ssda 's
chlsf h Jasslee Tansy hss successfully dsa ON.
3lsnd AID in the Usitcd state.. ns Wss II stats = :.
Senator In Maryland frsm 1.18 to 1851 II IRa7 10
vas AttoEns,. Of Maryland, and 10 is ~ Il
&. f3ss Gsitsd 'sssse sisiss A,tY5 sss
80 ~ ose q ssesetaz, .bs sA0t T,e...99 t,@s
q T;i &. 'RRSSsa gss1.s y
vhlteo States, to tIl the place nade vac1nt ~ ~
S.rs5, p 1no. no.,an ,.s Judge 0h!et Jatce
until the time Of his aeceAse, ~ ~s~1pS
=, Judge Taney vas lawyer Of great ability, and
o. profound and extensive learning. AssesMmmnn onu
ndya ;,5 H. ~ reputation was second 10 no Other
l. 's net necessary that should a,luas At tb,.
shnn, he nis qaeaa1 optnions On public question:
OPINION p Y the MIND Of the nsiion. Tnese max ~
"It DO !eft to the Judgment Of history. es' 1'as
Jnee ae Tss Sa man a. Of unsaiea integrity that
" oulies Of hts olce, and adurred his h,aS 70
Sson III cot only b, bis eminent qaalttte. Al r.,
tna ent alao ny y pare and uprisht private iIa !.
~ ne has been lenRthened to pennd s a. h
sond that which L. usually allotted 10 msn ,as y
as IL ., tho sighs, eighth year o his aee at the
!" ne lsft the tn1l y19or OF his inelicct
, ne WAS tie chief Of that high tribnr. \, IN x,,.,
ms sno all The courts Of the United ststss ~
:, ,eposaaate e aDd therefore more thai Ibis COM
Judge 0rumuoDd sald: Tho mofion n.3s h~
ne District Attorney. that the court should Al.
ns and proper one, in new Of The hirh
;blet Jnstlee Of the Supreme court Of tne Enite5
'tafee, ana tn view too Of his eminent tsiant nnd
tafnlnR as judge, and bis pure and unrfph, mta
: man; and this court therefore viii. In rrsnarT
h1s memory, adjourn until Monday u,oruin14
1he court thin adjourned
, 1864-10-16
MARKETS by Teieerapfa-
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS Trade

Especial Dtspatehto to the Chicago Tribanc1
New foRK, Saturday Oct. ID. 1864.
The print panic Of last week was no dctlon, aud
both clat1tn and Stewart ao1d immense qnantlties
At the prices named in my dispatch Of Saturday.
Clattn's eafes wero, On Wednesday and Thursday
Of last wccf. over half 4 million Of dollars, Tho
prfces Of prints were even lower than stated,
ssme at5ies being offered at 19e- sprasue's goods
were not considered in the runs, but even these
wire down to a2kc-thc prices ranged from L. to
1Sc per yard below the agents quotations, NY
authority for all this is unquestioned, and those
who have ateumed to doubt my dispatches have
only to satisfy themselves by irquirtng In tho
proper quarter. The heavy slauRhtering Is over
for the prc'ent, but prices haya not advanced On
pritss 10 any where near the nominal quotations.
stc1art's dqures or the start were 1c per yard be-
low clsaih's, but the latter, upon learning that
fact, Immediately reduced. 90 that he was lowest.
There Is no confidence ftl. in present prices. and
Consequently no sales, except At sacritce, are
being made Gold has to day been ND to 20.
why. can't say. but 1t III thought heavy holders
OF MI elastes OF goods are operating to keen up
prices. This msy account for it, but they viii
not suecee6
, 1864-10-16

aas hEnNxa ARREsT cAsE.-The case OF Cam
Inc Aetmer ". Cyrus P. Bradley and Qodtrsv a
Jeteel, Tor hlte imprisonment, WIS tried In M
Casen1t Court of tie Uaited State,, b<fore Judos
Drsmmond and I jury last week. The plsInt,ff h hsr
been servant In Jessels family and len his an,
p'o5 on Tue 9Th Of Nay, 1860. On the oh OF Jolv
VA discovered TINT diamond jewelry Of Jessel's .
"ne, oi No ralue Of i've hundred dollars, had been
stolen. Jettei communicated the fact to Nj. bad
10y, tasn Superintendent Of Police, Who without
afy osth On 1essela part, and without my warrant
placed hacaulcy, " detective" at the dispo.sl AT
Jessel to "do the best he could In .ecoyorinc thu
property and the shiek N1eAulay md Jessei on
toe tame Gay arrested the plalnt1G on The sfTaet
81 ,se1 sed 1ont heF 70 9e
to xeareh her Mscauay sHore he n31 tnot ~ sea
1nantlne and searehed her pockets, while Jesse5
snofe ~. e. eas va no; .ea1ch.d !. NJ. Oh ihe sane
who, satistltng them Of her innoccrca va k.s ny.
a15t.ted. Thsnsxt day they hunted smother ciris
.,ses tse plsn1i sS hfa 6ssn setysat i Jss;e
IN the FORENOON found htr and ehe confr,s.d ;a
hi 1as,tsa ;sf st !e,ss.ps The p..at once vh.a
phie" 10 plsee in the southern paft Of he CIV
snf. seo diamonds. Jessel directed Mac.
i'd b., e 'SS d; AZ; nat;e5nooa to di.eaa'ge the pstn
,n'1 noqss u tsn or eleven O'Clock At might sad
sfa9 n9 isf strs sae Is s9uid 60 bat sne
fo.@ArLn-S - t&9 ~NQtH. V1lA WA h1k
@ @sssuM9ny; H. She aworc she was kepk there srsInst
a. snS e., 9f!oek ne1t when sae
away" A~'' 'e' a1s Oh f1Gns
Tha desenfe WA that Je,,e1 hal nr,,.,,.
70 70 sospeet plaintiff OF the l1-reny. IL snnnnTt
a's oeatnss, testimony was si.sa that vh,ls she
Rrn,c etivts knives and tozxa, and LEI rnn5nrt
Eosn intetroRsted - y hef uo sIcdze Of tSs dis.
m9nos and On being arrested. vas euspicinns. N4s
= re G.ts vas argued to The Jury In lie onen;nc
~ Y: Eysns, for 'aintid, ~ III, A.sv for Issss
KipN In closing, tor p1alnttH y "'@a 11c
~ 5ssee @ n.HnWond charsed ths. Jury that the.o
ios he1 detention atter her funaecpcs WI fno11e IN
Wss ssea to e;fssnpla ;s
c1n!ey snd Jessel not to release her ii ones rher
Mas NOVA 70 be tnnocert-but that In etysnF
sonable. y" 11o0csA1o aaa fta@
a sealed ye.diet ~. returned on ,e.,erd.,
teo nno'oS aesndsnta guilty, and aasss,ine
Judge ofunnead stated that he thought tais