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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
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Nad per balboff,,susn "Notrreu'Nts
Mue. 3te." Don Btrlm Hnt "o@ rs'
Nrarffu1tr @ousip. rsr 0cnron l'mfe'
pom 8 San, bate rcr trtti(te Dslanrti
.Malet Dem Bu~nrsetaae oct,malo etnt
,Note Ause(hid. porm Dsunhlanr os'o
Beau nit !Rriea beercbt rplrc, renn IL
ni9t~ auf @onfsrsu,eu measn Der Ndle5
mig. %boInsinthen 6raos einasben 1roue. .
WItona,8 San. Dtltueure oue
ter rdnii9sn Mrmse merren ron emSun:
r%eei1uppen nidt AuridReld'dt Its 3Ab|
Ter Dslsururs beliuiI lid 'dalih ouf ct
ma 20; ober at5bue l'upptnnttrnIun
gen Hap Herb nidt ii%tsrAfRan en-.
Nltona,11 an. De bereutenr
Ne Mbtbeluao rdn'fdr lrupptn, If 900
Wann fart. 1T in re- Stact ,ShIsen'a
aulammsnesAc9su. Dir @tnwcbnr Isnsr
Start inp nit Ginquartieruna ltrr bs;
lafd.
Or Treibdt6ploB in rer S,aet Sdlee
mio uirp pom flnf "a pilnesrn vertbii'
ript.
NieG0ss p%fablre,f UNI orcfs Borratsn
percen oul Damn ps6 Dannenpe1f5 an
eeleat.
@enpsbura, IL. San. Die Dun
tes @omm,Gdre famtn bsuts bier an. Won
olaubt. Do6 lie peoen rsr 6 i'm Ncteen Ger
Gtper Qslegenen D61fsr au unterbanre!n
gefcmmen' Gnr, Die iu Dolhsin sstorsn,
aber bon cen Dinen nod nitt 9e1dumt
1purcen
80 OeiR.ide BON 6olFsin baben cine
Ncrt0s an rem Buucsetaa fur rie Insr:
%&snuuus res prinbsn von Auau0tnbura
te(hlcHm.
Dien, IA San. g. b'let, 0'af
Rt1bro babe all ole csul'he S'aaIen s'n
Munrl6reibtn osr,btst unr car'n aua
rrudli9 zen Buneeetal auf0tforrsrf, I'D
IN zen Sdr1nfsn liner 9ompslsri BIN
fdttih Der @,btoIQeiraae in ben 0'3oa
tbume,n ~ balhn, nieriaonfaue >: t's'd
unc puustu ce D:oat autn l9l1t'e'
wureen.
Ddnema,f bat pas 1T. cibilb prcufi,
(te 1ulNnatum rermo1frn. DIR 6itrelb'z
fde uur Ger preue,ids :9slanr!e 'vuen g.
penhaoen ON ~ o~erIail IN tltM
Sn Ot01rh nuresu 100000 Wanr
T1uppsn, eemul It, ris loa!s'd noh
5altewio mur(tirn 'outtn. yreufen
rlfet in rsm(eIb:n 3y.ds.
0onbor, 10 Sa". Der ot'sit'>
f9e unp prsubuds W'n't'r nntrN 2o<
p%snbaesn ouIallm urr Ger 81 \ n'rr
formell |. srfIirt mrr sr, r't'lhe''lit
miro es ater MID. ~ JuAt,.LAfttsn ftm
a,en.
%uuben unb StRrtib ,rrrCa t!cf
= ben &<ise erfIdrer, I'm Cen f~ietHsrs" fs"I:
1ben Staaten asQsndtst 6u,n rr S'iua
tton ,u-rrercen, unr mad lbrsn 'tas
men B%srirsunam 1risrsn nit "a emn'f
~ (6ltt6sn.
Mun idreibt Gus 9o'tein: Die Il
.en lnr fort, Totll batsn MT Elm 20
len 9seimsnt. ,in unoarn Nsatmsn',
YIeu6en unr Elm Sils1ta.a,uon ella
PEN. sic t6onsn MOI nit une (prfdsn
,pA!t5nnen nthI NIT ibusn ipnhsn, r'ftc
haebr absr (prid' ri lbal'o Dr.
oos eine ret Nsaimsntr eon.monrir, Mir
BON einem. prin3en Don @l1debu1a
eineu, Brupsr'p ts Ddusnf6nias.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
@tQbt 'DQpenppr
@bIeSmt8'bu lfetntibe
Hern nj
ben 6, Gebr. @a@mitta8s I'm
2 ubr I'm Qotal pes brn. s. B!Is.
In Dapenport.

9' 9aS Neuelte. 3msi mi4lie.
Na&r16ten brinotn pie b%tutiaen Dtpeidm
lie cine laat, rab Die NsbsQsn zen baupt'
iadIiden She'll ibrer Wa1t bon Dalton
unp HinaBolo abaeianet baden. UNI mil
yonalrnd iu ecoperirsn. Die Depeide
IL ME de uns uc1lieat III unrsuIlit. Ii'
,meils Nad1idt mslret, tae pae Nebtlen
9cuusrnement 9eneiQt (si, ris Wafsn ;u
1redsn. falls e(e Wmnsniepr. tIomalion
auf re Ulbrn Ger HsttIen aus9sesbn|
nl1rs. uno rae Elm Gommi7icnir rt6balt
von Nidmonc nab Waltin4ton atbsaans
asn lsi. Gitb bd1nn ulr nallllib fir
tine Gnte.
Cine 3hbuna ron 100000 81 a n n
leu an 10. Wi1i %1atifnesn. uutsr Ab1e'
Dung rer 3abl ron Nsf1uisn, msIds Dor
rem /. Y2drs ml.ftu batsn, uup ni9t
ereeitirt morcen lnp.
* Gire Vseitlatur na@ rer anrrn
srfIdrt lid cur6 npubisfanii@e 0aueu0s
ilr b:rrn @rc.li unp kn>et remieIben
i6rmIit ulrieuna5idrsib n
~. laS 0pit. psnfen rieit Mrtnofr1 tsn,
mab ratfommsn. Toe fine (G5ne rtpus
tliflri{6e Waneuurse. Der Raiisr Don
}ronfuib nitric lclde IN Wlrlfo nit
6leuren bes1l6en.
~ 9u @ud SslaNo BAL eis 9unp
cen me9en Grmorcun0 CIR Qaroua Nome
arBdfIaaten Scbnion rcS .po,I1BIiben
Volre5" fur lbulcia tefunren. Nalurs
i'd miro CT baumeln mul5tn, UNI lbwsr.
;it m,rp Stmauo Jpn r.bbu!b btcauern
IS IT eines te{cnrns IN GrmdQuna rer
Ntbsnumfance Dir nisesrratIianm Ters
trsden, ben tenen mir .jcma'e Beb1rt ba'
TEN.
81 ~llujcrc Y>gi5Iatur In 0ftmolnse
aai IT'D iIr r,s Wvmlnaticn QinevIne aus
9slprcdsn.
A'e { quor(raae 1T nod nldt ucr0r
fcmmen. 50 miro aber on rer(eItfn pro
ct co"tra riel asa,tefIet. 0sleBseccr
'hIlae Itr1mm e,n atsr oubr rem ron
une frlbu Umabnien weriBs von Wid
iI9ftit.
alg- Ias Gis ouf rem Glus mirr
noGNerart lbr lcdsr. Nn Der >luincte
zsi's iinBt IS (&On an ll& pom garrt
Su l5;fn.
g Ncnc Jirmn. @ie aus rsn
EriAasn au ullten, baten RE 6nun
6tiun6 MuIi u. u. 6ar0sin ra5 biz bel
oon rslrn u. Wa1nstp!p tnrietens 60
tt,y1eitlit tiuHi6 lberncmmen n EN-:
pist!en MIR pisidtm esm putlifum cufl
Dl(te.
~ Tarmcr, mtlae Blatt Sabad
~ rufau,sn baben, nbalten ZEN botltsn
PRESS hi
Gwbl) q. 8ubnen u. 60.
nea- SS3a nm ii ris Naairase mad @o6ads
Niussns,le!s 70 arcG? Ws,! rie 4ltabEung
ccn U,r,,sn estuHecn bat. Rag 70 Elm onBsntb-
ms tun,,tts ODER ndItencts Yraparat III. csItn
man anilatt Mblu.rungeml'tl b%eoori. UNI ZEN
jtub Der Safe 3u tauat,l;r. unb 2sbt1frartbst'
ten ucrlubeu9sn. Wsnn a1ar!bti,en ME Sic
scr uro WAus. q1bs1tsltrtrrsn, 0slb(udt
b,n,Dls Ncpiitme,sn. W1tnDtstt o6n Ifprsf'
Icr, alasmsine S6mdhs purh Elm sinfadta
nc biidmsdeness Jonteun t@n,iernt merten ton-
men, wlrum lc1t man bsnn ancs1e Mtttl nab.
lsn?
e. Nctlts 8tthrt enitilt o1ss N0tttae, N
.tus y1u.lsln, A1dute1n. N,nbsn 'c. btrsttet VI
II ritt nur fsbr onatnttm. funtern aut fsbr
r,rtiam in cbteen 3rantbdtn. 8'rfu&t eaE
ltlts ure III perbst 3~uf1tsttn (stn.
Bum Ytlfluf bsi alien IruasiRen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
g}ad Dem Budfaben be3ablt. Doe

Ma@ eem Buditaben be5ablt. Doe
rGiearo:p roaromu''' br.na' fo'asnes mut
p0rptet Winbeilung uNlranrr lu
riaB,. Der NcpeQtf. mirp nidi mebr mad
Der 3etls, ~lonpern nod bsm Bu&Rabsn
beablt. Sa mobl Der "San Gelies".
ipfl&r eteentpdrtte er'dsint, Nib 40 rem
Drsiie pcr tinfu Gentime fir Ten Bud'
baben be,sblt., Dir f5nnsn flr:rie N.&.
iiassif pieist Gbatia4e tlrssn." =:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04

~ @tn.< 8raut foI F@ tn St.
Fouls z.nt{6ispen .etpetssIt, babsn,
biz Domination als . + d. ~ en- +
fddftefanttpata njunsbmeu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
Qifc Der Nricfe,

rsltt in ftr @oaof6ee W Davenport, Sectt
1our!u, bis sum 3 0 Sun. 1864 lieeen S~eblieten
'inp unr wslhe isst auf Beib!e s @easralpof.
~nsi1srS I'M .Temufrat" putIt,trt werbsn. g.
,put ~ost.ten, bel'm Ibbotsn ter Ytisfe "Adtcr-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
&cott Gonntp republitanif@e Cons
Uf1ftQ0e =

1eUttCUe -
81. R.pubiitan.,. BON ststfG Counts. ve.tsH
auiotfpretrt, Dtl.eatsn an bic goanie.d ohsen-
ton III ftnp.u, rede i'm dourtk6ue " Gasen.
ppo,t am SauStos, zen l3. Betruarfl864 nm
lis. 9iaamiitase absstalien .lusrbsn NTH, UNI
Tti.aaten mad Der republitantl4en StaoiSeeu-
otntion ~ 90 Notnss am 22.*<8sbr. 1864 u
etpdbten. $500. =. 4:
.Dte %Rsprdnntat>pn IL taQrt ahf ben fGr
@oup. etone abssstbsuen Botuu,. Die III.
[attbsntn Eoprf bips3 Hnh bertdttDt, an, bic
County. Gcrpsn.ten Gtlssatsn u. ftntsS. ME
Das.usert s4tsselaI.e 2f5s,s. Z
@1,ns Gre,s :, 2 etbsts rrss-
Sue gros 13 Rcdsnstnas y =
yrtuettou, F&-4 Ntnfslb t:*Et!Ja s
5tderY @Ist., It 423 TGlspnaS ssa,s z
Bufalo J. = 22s!#r44 8 4 ltafant ganesslS
DIT R.pIblitanst Der seri9ttbensnx enafeies
Rnt ttrfuHt, am Eonnerltne, tfn It'll. M
2 r9r 1No6n1tttaeS an itren Sattsoenlt6sa 1sE.
(ammlunaspldStn1u trfttirtnss q fst etnl, ID
Der Scwnfblp. g.fsadr aabersa DIT mn ;3et4.
tentr,unsn fprte..-zS ~eE& ~ il ~ fas ssa
'DaYsnpsyi, 26. san. 1854. M. $50
-. = ,%,, Dan.4. Etrrsp.
~, 80, : prdf. s.s Scott g. t,suH. glats
g, 9lauftn }zs,tr. n .sssn
|"s 3.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
Mu8perfQuf.

Nsetn.1 stes,t.n 1untsn ,t Ra4.i4t. tal ID nen osss'
artt Gttdaf, an bic 5ra. teiur. asE8 urb drnDb barttsta
arsvrIarf, bate. Nsintn ,brtuutsR uub O5Hntrn III ~
mi, his Der 6rfdtrits 3uirluen faulsnb, bite ID. bsadee at
meme gaafolser lbrtr oatu IN Iuuuer, utl4t taS 0tt6aft 81
alien Slaee %fr,tthtrsu rerb'u.
Iaseurtr', ZEN J.. Gtsrrar 1854.
Hu9. Barnftulb.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04

@trl16trt Gufr 2tbfal
sl"GS rSs r
gsrmauia 2tbeus. gs.T&.runss. gefsuf4stt..
Kalne aasiusfs ri g. =.
Bttp Smttbr
Osne.al uaen. tu Se.man.a .ssas.snf@ususs-et tutAsF
3f.uuta Gle Der 2tsn unp 9arrtfon St1ate.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04

gufctees g.,ra astusrb. ~smpftt!eu ntr uzfts Sseleaes.
thts uub boafdu&ises Eager Ssn 49,, =
Groftrifs, 9ptions etc.,
uub sertsn ut. uas tsassbsu. uue bic uus nit it,s &uaA.
f&at be.trsu ,iura ttutee ysdfe. CUTE a3aerea uas sstae -
tkuuue btasrs Irfressn u aeatu. ., .+~f
::'. s. Gulf 600.
Dssr.sr'.l J., yssrusr 1854. 'sf1lntksns
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
81. $. Glbrfest, yoRmsifsr.
QutttuuAtn.-

|, E Ger bs,ublt bat uEt fttnsu Na;
men nt&t auf Der obisen 2tfe Fnftt,- II
,r(uht, uus tappi, In xtnntntb ~ (sssn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-04
g. z. Vutltr.
NfHel1lmQicr lcm.

'@ d tn9lon. 70. Jan.
Tis grittt surcpdl(tr 3titunssn. Wa1'
ibau fc,tu BABE Elm. auber e1p,ntl,ts 3'efanet'
jtajt nab Wlfbine:on urp paestis yt1lituunD
tvbllitn, BE Vtr. Siaatsn rulbtn tls NIUE mtrl
tantft. Wsnaldr raiut tn Hrttt.n laftn, oas
Eranfrst6 in Vt,i,burQ fnnr 5allunS 9sasn
cen Gl IN Dulprstun0sn ssmatt b1te' mp
gan, unb alr arunetos. Wari'faa Gofse III
Moi IT @l,bina.on 9smska, Bat MEIER oirsfts
nod tnp{utts G,rbtnruna NIT rr Rseisrure g..
t1tt uEb tttnt fottt Btrfihlun3sn Hno s'nS''
DanDen.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

THyssDAr, Oct 20-6 r. N.
Ths stsck markat daH, with . downward ton
asacy at the nrst board to-day Tho latest quotations.
= compared with the second board yesterday
showed a general decline Ere excepted which advanced
v Hudsos River reoeded tx, Reading X, Michigan
central Michigan Southern IA Illinois Central T. CHI
csso and North IL, Cleveland and Pittsburg
Silwaukss and Prairie dn Jhien l. Fort Wayne M Cum
eSriasd Coal Y, Canton Company ". Government se-
suriiies we're STRONG. Coupon nvstwentes advanced y
~ Coupon sizes Of 1851 y, one year certificates y.
Coupon tso-fortiss sold at95h.
STATE stocks wore inactive and railroad bonds steady
A. the open board at O'Clock the market lower
sad at the second regular board heavy bat irre
gular As compared with the sales Of the morning Erie
declined 1, Hudson River y, Reading y, Cumberland
Ooai ". Michigan Southern improved y, Illinois Cen.
tra TX, Cleveland and Pttsburg "a Chicago and North.
western 1, Rock Island ia. Governments securities
were heavy Al the open board, AZ haipast three, and
afterwards on the street, the market WAS shade
stronger.
The downward tendency of gold was assisted by the
OF Sherdan's victory LeDgstree but not 70
she extent which many supposed 1t would bo Tho quo
tations during the day TO-! Iowa.
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.
MARRIAGES AND DEA7
MARRIED..

surG~-UDrrL-on Wednesday, October 10,
son Methodist Episcopal ohurcn, by the Rev
Corbitt, Mr.. EAAC w. Bull, Of Orange coun
MARY, youngest daughter Of ths late samus,
OF this city.
peaRocr -EIIos.-on Wednesday, October
Rev. Chauucey D. Murray, HgSRY \. DyGRo'
ElIos, dasghter Of the late Robert II. Eitor
cards
GnIr-Borp. On Tuesday, October is,
chapel By the Rev. Benjamin T. Haight, AIM
Lsr, OF Buffalo, 70 TrIzAmrs, only daughter
Jonu J. Boyd, OF this city.
HARr--McI,owsLr.--InW Washington, South
on Tuesday, October Is, by Rev. NJ. Ch
NoiowNL, OF Washington, South river, N.
Franklin IN. ~ parors please copy.
JoSss s--MogGAy. Thursday, October
Rev. Dr. Burchsrd. LYMAN N. JoNRs TO RosU
GAN, both OF this city
JixMKRs0s LRsrkR. - On Thursday, October
Rev. Or. Thompson, ct the residence OF John
Brooklyn, l.. l., FERDINAND A. JNNaEsoS, or
10 ExsA A. LxsfvR. Of the former place. No
LoT-Shra.-0n Thursday, October 20, b
Thomas r. vermilyc, D. D., TSsoDosS b 10
bush, l.. J., 70 GxRrnuDB ", daughter OF the
Smith, OF this city.
MAxoy--GRAScxR --on Wednesday, octobe
Rev. Francis G. HUI, at the residence Of
parents. SrarHEs MAxoS 10 ASMR, eldest
John GrapgeS ell Of Brooklyn. No cards.
MvSKRR--RAYMoSp. At Piaiuncld, N. j., on
October 20, by Rev. Theodore s Brown, !
MmxxR 70 NKrrs RAYMOND, daughter OF NJ
mond, all of Tlsinaeld.
PosvEpI--TsRRY .-On Wednesday, October
Stephens church, by the Rev. Dv. Cumming
vxRT, Jr., 20 Miss locuA rRRRy, all OF this Oh
WILSON, DopGK --0u Wednesday, October
r. WILSON TO MARr J. Douux, all OF this city.
PEAss--CHATTERroS AT Yorkvillo, 90 wsa
tober 10, By the Rev. A. n. 0ston, Ar0uU,
70 EsnA r. CsAfrKxrop. No cards.
TArIoa-Ms0m. AT BeyGen, N. j., O IN
tober 20, By the Rsv. b @ Taylor, lsAAos.
Of the officiating clergynau, b eaxA J. Nm
Berrep No cards.
wArrxs--MARrw.- Brooklyn, on wedno
ing, October 10, at tbs residence of the brI
BY Rev. Bishop Ames, r. ". Warns 10 LAURi
ssf OF John 4, Martin.
wnDoN--BApsv.-on "Wednesday, October
Chureh of The Nativity, BRIDGEPORT. CDho., |
& y. Wsbop end the Rev. J. n. Hobart
Wslpos, il, Of New York, 70 Mis- Eva HAI
FORMER pleco
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
Marine Affairs.

'k''"AA 'o't"S' Wv
dou and remarkably psasant vcysss Without tcndcrins
s tSi s: s.S s',s
as Jug gsss,Sns sss
s.. asas S..: s:ss :ss S.s captain :si "a
y g SsssS%.: Hsiss "a y
;.l StS:S tI:s.,s: .9s:s,ss s.s.is Siss; is:
sss s ( s:ss.s " :si|: s ssE.
y.::.iGs:s Z: i:.1|.::i! SsSI 81 f''ss
fc", fo"%st Al, % ss:as ss.s = 7. w. q ea.ri:.
Ss..sS Ss'sS ss.S::sS ..;;:si S:s NIX
81 S ;y';4' ) .s.. sSsss E:' .r': s;S..s
QcodEin, yirss Msu!.,sH. ~ 4c.ias Ord oao:fl
Ss:;s: & 1 1ysn;:: xs:i.: S;;sBS 4 $si:.:: is
s$sss sss.. s.AS SA,l:ss s!ssi A;s:;::l s,::.I
~ ns::ss Ss SSf osss: oSs:s = hs.. ss gs; 81;
.:S S,1;T; isss S:: s,s T:ais EI 9ps
;; s:: y :ss! 4: S.sil s''s'ss
.:s. IT, S;I:s : :ss
= 81: S 81 70: y :s
:ss 20 . %
y:s' .ss " X.
:Ss vs :s Nm : s.s
ss; ~ S II. "a 's ~ ;s W: Y:
sps Tsom.s ss.s s'ps as.ry Charles nsaoa .. BE-
" s sSrss:s ss SssAp. n4r..lss - ss.Ss - ss sossaa
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THUH6DAr, oct 20-6 K. n
ASHES Receipts, 50 bba. Market irregular; small
sales OF POTS were reported at $40 IS ST. and pearls
at SI2.
BKxADsrurss.-Receipts, "a, $50 bhis aoar 74s bb!s
aud l.4l7 bags corn meal. IA 4eo bushels wheat 265lo
do. corn, so6 DO OATS Zoo do rye. yl41 do barley
and 24ol do. malt The -four market was depressed and
2oc CSC. lower. closing with buyers Al our outside
prices The transactions light, the osp,riag news
from the armies having Knocked gold down materially,
and thus diminishing tho confidence or buyers -aies
1000 bbs State and Western. 1000 do Southern and
$50 Canadian or rye -four We oaiy heard q single SALE
Of 20 bbs at 50 2e FOR extra Corn uniform u
price, With sales OF 2oo bb,s s 81 - s. for Brandy
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
Died.
ALlu In s,ss sing, "a Monday, ocsob
AsIry eged A vfarp

ALLu In s,ss sing, "a Monday, October
ALixr, eyed 80 years.
ArKiSs-JOn Thursday, October 20, SpsAE J
daughter Of ChaS II. and Pnosbs J. Atkins.
ne funeral viii take place from the rese
parents, SS1 Grove atrseA Jersey City, n
Afternooa, q three o'clock.
AInxANpsa lin Brooklyn, On Tuesday, Q
FLos,uos AIzxAHprn, daughter a Alvena l.
areA YearS and months.
Ths friends are respectfully invited TO atten
rsl, this (Fridayl afternoon. at three O'Clock, n
cunberlSnd street.
BoapW.-ou Wednesday, octobss 10, cai
con Of Wlllism and Anna 3. Borden, aged two
The remains werc inferred y rrisisy Come
Bsowr.--0n Wednesday. Octobsr 10, J&xs
son Of James and Berths Brown, aged Va
months.
me friends and scquaIntAnces are Invited v
funeral, from the residence Of hh parents,
North Roboksn, on saturday morning, q Hev
BRowH. On Monday, October II, u. J. q d
80 years. monshs and II days
TIE friends and relaslves " the nnmily ere
invited 70 attend the funeraly on saturday q
Two o'olodk, from No. ola faciao street. Brook
CovrRmL On "Wednesday, Ootooes ~, ara
and lingering Illness, yUrIA Ann, WIFE Of oss'
HcIl ana daughter Of Joseph snyder, Esq. %
T fsc sap ps!ssrss Ss1 = ssS Ss.As AZ the nmsY are
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

Uss-Ths Collector OF internal Revenue a Louisville has
Instituted suIs aeaisst the Adams aud American xpres
csmpasss Ia thss oy for failing sud reissisG 20 comply
with The stamp hw. fhs sut as brougm agabnse the
Adams Company for tve hundred thousand dollars for
tbs vioiatisa o. bs aw. ssA against The Amweas Com
psnv for twsaty thoussSl dollars Al the oerks IN both
ooss, who act uDdss lnslruossns put under bonds
70 appear for trial fbsy on uasd with having ssusd
vocepts lss moneys received ~ them without sinking
reveaue eeAno1 aDos each reoeipA --0eeieN Nassbw
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

IMPORTANT IaQUoR hgscaasrs,--Yesterday, In the
United stsics Circuit Court, case OF coLsderabie i'm
portancs 10 liquor merchants decided BY Judges
Orer and Cadwn,ia Tho vas the United states
OF America John Gibson st at and Wac In The form
OF stated IN order 10 scte the question wbethes
certain liquor In bcpdcd warehouses; upon the Lat OF july
1884 subject 70 tho dvsy OF 81 60 per cu unden
the OF June 30 1904 The act of Congress OF July
1892 imposed duty q twenty cents per gallon; this was
incre .sed sixty oers b. the act OF Th March, 8S4,
ana SO continued until bs passage of the aot OF soh OF
June whom an additional tax Of ninety cents was iss
posed msklog the en,re duty 81 90 until the 10, Feba.
rsry, 1896, whom ~ viii ~ ~ The defend.
ants are manufacturers OF domestic distilled
liquors 10 wcstmoreIand, whore they have
erected two bonded warehouses;. On toe 30ih
Of June, Isc4 fbsS b9d 10 toe bonded warehouses
las 27 vine gallons Of proof Gpifn papvfsciuIed aitsr
the 7th Of March, 1864 and which 6Sd b53a duly ~.
turned 10 the officers OF tbs United States - boeded
spirits On the Both q June, 1904. the do sndants paid
tne Coaeoor d Internal Revenue ths of 81 10,
bosnR sixty cents per gnon The spirits remained IN the
BONDED warehouses until after the ls OF july 1854, but
WAS rcmsved subsequently, for sac by the dsieudsnts
wuhout any additional duty having been paid The
United states 10 The suit caiaed the additional ninety
cene per gallon, because The liquor was not removed,
while the sefendsots insIss that the SsT OSS 10 was
time.
Afcr sgumsoi tss Court decided the case In favor
The dcf ndsn, aud dNcots1 Judgment TO be ,ntsre< =
Their ssvW -PAaaSAsA<a LsAcev 0d 10
The New York herald., 1864-10-21
The O.rrsnoy Qu.ssso. In oa,is.rn,..

In the Twelfth Disricl dour, Of CaIorni.. 10 the ease
Of dsIlsauoot taxpayer agauA HE sn~id 10 resuah
tho latter from selling certaa lands. the plaintiff having
tesdersd The Sheriff United States legal tender notes n
payment Of his tax yudge Prat. has gveo decision thal
Of gold ooip.
The supreme Court Of California has rendered another
decision the case of caland et o. Lewis AL upon
fbc Spocsno Contract law. Tho question before the
Convt was whether prcmissory note, made Ia lSo1 and
The Court decided that tSs note mu b. pa,d 10 cola
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

tweniy bcnds ana Illinois apd Eric shares being without
alteration from isst week
The following table shous tho preseat value In Eng
land Of gold aud silver ocips OF dtersrt naoaai,ies
acoerdlnS IN the YAstSsA siaadard
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

consr hes been observed FOG some time past IN the
western SKY. Iu location ID near the planet Jspiser
and ~ slget ~ perhaps thssy ave degrees abcve the
horsse. II hss No tau, bus ressMbles sesr - sne -
oesd osss eurrousdsd With ciovd ~ secu'er Mhs
when orst observed. ths 0tA a. Aurst. whs vsry
detlpoS, but k nov rsosdins frsm shs sun N south
westerly dlreG1iea. -Aensesln Aaovsisw. Scsl
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UUWDo - 1 YoUsa WoaAB ~ TAKBa
PusmGAn CusgaO.-uiss E1isa Raniey,
eighteen years q ags. vhs sssidsd with be
s3s Second avenue, died yesterday fron tb
dose or poison which she deliberately swalb
purpose Of tsrninatiug an unhappy sxistsa
RAansy held an inQusss over The remains.
dsncs failed 70 indicate the cause whicl
dscsassd % tsks her owa life. Il did apes
that she had beou receiving marked alter
young gentleman. bat from somo cause or osh
Of mind for day or two. Resolving 70 oom
Ellsn prevailed up0u . little girl, names
Sherwood, living In the same house. 70 80
store Of nr. Chrlstspher P. Hkslton, 6Ts Ssos
and purchase six oeots worth Of srs
the pretsace that it We 70 BE- ~
purpose OF killing rats. without 4
ohild's name ~ residence, Dr.. Skeltos az
poison, at the Same ume telling her 70 be 81
the medicine TO the pors0n ordering ", ~ u
eoms one When Miss Hanley received the |
Henrietta she implored her not to tell any p
", ana soon Afterwards the fatal draught was
The Jury found sThat deceased came TO her d
eide BY taking arsenic: and We further
Christopher +. Skelton, Of STA Sesond avenue
dict was'r8nderod Coroner Ranney required
10 give bail Ia ono Thousand dollars 70 answer
ment which the Grand Jury may find agaios
ceased was q native OF Ireland.
FATAL RusUnr o. TIE LATE SHOOTING CASE
Mrs. Freemaptle, shot By her hush and oD
died on Saturday Afternoon. Mr.. freemautl
self inflicted wounds yesterday morning At &
pltaL -Bossos Aduertisev, Os. l8.
The New York herald., 1864-10-21

The wheat marl.ot was unsettled but not materially
lower the extreme light supplies coming forward having
the eject 70 nserbalanoe the fell in gold still tho
market clos % heavy. Sales l0,o00i bushels a 81 90
81 95 Tor Chicago spring. o o7 for Milwaukee oab 50
for winter red western - IS for amber do and So 20
for handsome amber Kentucky. Rye was steady iu
price, with saies OF $500 bushels Western At 81 d.
in barley nothing transpred The supplies liberal
and freely offered as previous prices Corn
and about lc dearcr; sales 80 900 bushels at 81 So
81 62k for Western mixed she market closing unsettled
Oarts wore frm at S4c Bic. for Canada and Western
Co!1osundcr the decline IL geld the market was less
active aud prices decloed L. per H. sales % baes.