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The New York herald., 1864-06-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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rss share market weak aud irregular to-day.
Compared with tue sales drst board yesterday.
View YORK Central advsuod per cent, Erie Railway e
Michigan Scuthern fs< cnic and N'rthwestern &
Esriposa 3, and OHIO aud Mississippi certificates q
Hudson River Rsilrord declined II. Reading a. Illinois
Central u. Cleveland and Ptttsbarr u, Cleveland and
ToIedo 2-. Chicago and RICK Island 4 Pi',sbura aod
Fort wayne Iv< Pacific Mail AMI Cumberland Corl 81.
The market was Inactive and lower Ia the afternoon.
New York Cettrsi closed at i2l7t Erie lle Ere pre-
ssrred 1io. Hudson RIVER l42. Reading laeA, Michigan
Central 49, Michigan soathern x, Illinois ,en'ral l2S
Chicago and Northwestern s., ard the preferred stock
soy Cleveland and ioieio I4T Oh cago and Rock island
llss. Milwaukee and prsirio. du Cbiea s., raedo and
waua.h o. Pittsbur, and F>ri Wayne lt2I, Ca,nbcr
Land Coal 'a and obio aud Mississippi certificates 5s.
Prices OF raj road snd mSe!aDs US shares a. the frat
session or the B,ard brokers day compare with the
ono,atinnE on Friday q = week Is follows
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re- Sbo veal tor .rt~r. l4c. lsc. hind qusrtsr,
PIG s>c N.s, ga; e:s. 2Dc 2ac; fre~h spgk. lse
cirnsd prk. lie ~ cnruea beef. rump, lsc- 2sc
sm kas hams 2oc 90; smoked con 2ic Shoulders.
iSo sausaees lae ti,e iuc.: In Il IN ars. lsc 20c
Pof' rsY ASn GAME -Sras cisie grns s5n 81 80 ior
ir; h. liars d, ~'e, 25c 2sc per b.; IN keys
do cu Ks soc $50. sese, lsc zoe. pigeons 81 30
PEI d,sea E1-4
FsP-tiou' de,s, &c. III; eeis i2c. lso.: srip~d
bass. isc. .0r blue dsa Ioc.; black, de- weak Gs
IN hat but i5c Isc. haddock 30 cnen~c,,cut snad
2Se h. stirga'u, Toe Nova Scotia s'iaon, ooc
1c macsrrri. iac bro'k trout, Soc 75c lobs,eas,
Sc oysters 81 - rcr b Rdrad.
v@iETA tss.-Tn'at'e es, rermndas, 81 3s per half
n-ck mer csc, c. Soc A0r. onions. 1oc
isc. per h,acb mrnirs &c. loo cabbases. 15c-
o. In: caull n0s era. 3Sc n 500
NIscg' LANs7'rs.--'rme butter. SIC. 36o per b.:
cheese, loo. . To-; esrs, IL far ESQ.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Ansx-PKrnscKr1--- rrd1y. June II, by Rev. Hon.
ry j. Fox, CHARLES r. ALlKx and Miss FRANCIS ~ Brrx-
CsAsgros--p,ryonp. fremont, wesohsser county.
N. " by sne Rev. Mr.. Nesbsts, AynED CRafsrov, of
Rrookiyn, ~ ", 70 MISS E'azAmfn f1ryorp, Of tho
DAWES ,oAcrsxssS.--on Wednesday Juno rs, at the
ycsdcnce OF the brdes parents, No 10 Weh Thirteenth
street by tho Rev 8. J. Kramer, Mr. BAnsv DAWES 70
Mss OF q Jol,mnsrr, NIL Of this city
~ wway-wARswH. On thursday, june 10, at the
brides tset ence by the Rev Charles Kelsey, Mr. Ron
Rr ss SARAa lAvSiA, eldAst daughter OF the
hate Alien Warner. eli OF this citv.
la LAn-,youNa.-M BuGAio. N r. on rhursdsv
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

MAJOR HuBBELL.

Major Wilson Hubbe Of the Anderson zouaves. was
khled dint the hattie OF Coal Harbor. by shell
from tie rebel ues. Az the outbreak Of the war, al
though nsuve Of bridgeport Connecticut. he ioaed
tn" -ls,yse New York Volunteers, and
cnsco - the senior captain. Shortly before the battle
q ite Seven Pines, ard he same day Nsy 81 1862
he wns rromntrd - major and in that capacity tkcn
part all the battles Of the Peninsus and tpscquept
"ar siisns Of the of the Potomac, EXCEPT nrrinH
the Nhtt'Hnd cam ign, when he w1s ur,s a I'd bv
cannn r'cshess ne hss reformed BIZ d. itr' hvut
Win sAti c,tn a. bs superior otcery. ard t~i fnh
hhn W me s'svs thu rsauect estcam ~ u nd
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Fifth Avenue Evening Exchange. I64
Fifth Avenne.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, june l7-B ?. NJ
AsHSs-Recepts, 81 bbls.; gales so bbs at $l 80 for
pots and s13 so for pearls.
Observation-Disclosures 81 974 bbis. four, 4o4 bbIs.
and ITO bass meal. 1l2,973 bushels wheat 5s7
do oats A. 200 do cn aud 35 rye. The market
-four opened very strong at advance in prices
with more favorable reports OF the military situation
rs7oiion toek place and improvement lost and
buyers had the advantage at tho close Sales Is 600
bbs State and Western including 10 009 State
deliverable n all this month ana July. chiefly at s. 10
ss 2S ls0o Southern and 500 Csnsdn. Rye -four and
meal s,ea'y price. with 500 bbls Of
fnsra O % - lao In ~
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

music at the Park the Ma this Afternoon. ss four
o'clock by the Park Rand under the drectio moi a.
pod~orth, IL the weather is nno The following the
programmeSf SO a. - WA ~s*
pAErl.
2. Overture-Ie BAL Masaue. :. Auber
3. Bal'ad"Mv Bark, which DER tbe Tidsn.. RalIe
:. Aazuk-Ths Bsil .HampeI
s. Rese Quick March. rch.............H Dodworth
q. Overture to Ter Frevschusz Won Weber
7. Grand seiec,isa from FAast. ~. .Gouaed
8. Zerina foika .Ettns
o. March from the Fnchnniress"Ever be Happy" Bairs
no. Duo from Semirsmis.. ss.si
IL. Weird Poka.. H b D0dworsh
National Po. Ponrri
Tho visitors TO the Pax tpd,y should not forget
the rosary Is naw in full bcom and they there ore
shouia short tune before ana after the concert
To visit Rambls. The following b the list Of plants
sew Towering In the Park
Adirsnia csrh' sa ........ Climbing fumit0ry.|
Amnrphl fru,coSe. ....... Fa,ss indigo, - '%sS
An,senis taberu emouta ma. .Ansonia.
Anchnsa talch.. .ADChasa.~-
Anfirrhnrm m ,ins. ........ snapdragon.
A?hylca nnlnrnn.. ....... One fowered cancer roo$
hsT,arains ofncials. ........ Asnnragts EtWTN
Azaea visc' an. .......... whic swnmp hoacyeuckE.
Cheione birhata..... -......, Turtle heid. ~
Coots crusnn. .Orisntai bladcer-senns.
loriar,a iayrfif lia. Myrtle ie ,ycd coraria
Crat nEus crua Ga! ......... .losksynr thorn.
Graf egus pvrscantta. Fiery thorn
Dcptzia clnescens .........i anescent Deutgia. 81 I.
Den.zia scsbra...... .....kou fentzia. st,
Disn,hus bas hatis Sweet William.
y anthns punisrls.. ....... feaihe' oil pink
nerviil, triittls, =. ifush loaey sucke
fgitas purpure. et aba. Pu a bnd white fox glove.
TryngiGni naunm. Rntt"n--snaka root
Fschschoitza falifornica. .calfornsn eschschNtz'a
Fuonytnus hn,fGs Narrow leavcd stinfi'c tree.
tieuista anvl.ca. frss!sti wnod--waxen.
Ee-isfa iinrtora. iyer's precu weed. ~ '
G.adIous contninis ...... Common corn flag.
.iarac.eln g,c a. term.. ..GGnt COW parsnip.
l'esrsrs n1atrcnaiis ....,... Rocket.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Parliamentary ,etnrn sno "a Tho several changes In
ths Bspk cr Rags1a ot discount from the beginning
the year s4o 10 the present In the earlier years
of the scres tie changes vsry there but
In th year lsi6 s4s. 10 1850 and In
1851 spca 1854 nuctu-iiJns uave been much more
frequent The Of diseoant altered seven times
10 1855 eight tle in 1866 timos 10 1851 six times
1855. Eve tucs t,a2 rIevra inos In 1880, eleven
times 1851, Ave 1888, tseive times IN 1903
SIX times 10 ,,f ,nore tnrd Of 1854 i-nauey
up o. the 5th OF hsy rhs hehess rate In tnc list
ten per csut. winch prov eI " lsr rhs asest ratio
vas two er cent winch vrevaie daring the greater pat
OF the 1879 AID for three mouths OF the summer and
autumn 9; 1sGl
The following table shows the vanc pcr ounce Of coin
OF different natioualities M Eng Hnd:-
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

IA swsh hb trial He twenty eight years q -. asd
native OF Iresnd. Brennan wss sighsssa aud hsf yua
old, also bora In ireland whes ia che olty hssNa
with his parcnts No West ssress. Young Brennan
had been the government service for nearly eighteen
months. He board tie gunooas Circinnsti when
she sank or vcksburg. and subsequently hs Ne
steam gunboat choct.w up the Red RIVER He said V
have been quiet aud iHoaensivs young man.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

The following prices prevailed yesterday At WASH.
ngton market
ksrs.--Pr me beef, ESQ. . 300. per 10; ordinary
pie1es 22c 25c soup and stewip1 pieces, lac $50
porteFhouse STEAK, 30c 35c sufoin 23c 10 rttnd
29c. 23c mutton, fore u,rter, lie. lSc., mt 90.
hind quarter l5e iso cb ,,s igc. lamb, for- quar-.
er. &c Zoo. hipd quarter. 2Jc 30c. laplb chops
The New York herald., 1864-06-18


rHE LATE aTABbisG AFFAIR on rixs NO. y, NORrH
RfvEt--DRArH or THE VICTIM.
Coroner wildey yesterday afternoon notified of he
death Of John BrennAn the young who stabbed
late on Tuesday afternoon last pier No s. North river,
~ knife in the hands OF Henry Hawker, recently
steward on board tho steamship Northern L,,ht An
quest was held on the body, when several
examined, the testimony going 10 show that Brcn
and Hawker had difficulty sea. white max Bg
ths port Before coming ashore u was decided between
them TO have fsht; but u expressly Understood
thai weapons should be used. On leaving the ship,
however, Hawker ran ny and stabbed Brennan In the
left sido ~tb long bladed pocxrt knife, infct
ing = mortal wound. A. he was leaving the pier
Hswker arrested by onncer Tnompsoa. OF the
Twcriy seventh procincs. and bcr; charged with
the stsbbin lie confessed the deed. When asked
where the k,iic the pris ncr pulled u from
his poke, snd rave u 70 tho otncei lie msde no
expanstion cernns his eonduct snd ubsc uen do
MED s,sbbinp tho drrers~d mortem imfns't,n
showed that the steel pcbet tfe me vic'ins heart 10
tho drpih ~ tao inches I'm Tn t-stmoty sdducad the
ury found mat ~ .hn hfennsn came v tA desth bv
ainb wpvrd st the tands Of iepry Hswfer, Juue IL
1894" ftanrcused Gas then cJmn,nsd, 10 tns iombs
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

svpDlsg, yuss ls. ~ tAs Rev Henry smiSA, D D..
McDARD E1DNxc DAME, OF chicago. ill.,, TO Arcvrrs
former mace
HArx-Duro~-on Wednesday. June IS. at ST. Tim.
othys church. BY the Rsv. Mr.. Geer HARyI w. HArW =
0HRrRUps c., daughtsr " ira Dubois, Esq
0RoRKE-GUIBEKL-On Tuesday. May 81, ct st. Scr
van. Francs, JAZZ z ORdRxE. Of Hlw Yot. "a Mtss
MATDA GoIREeR y0ungest daughter - ~ ass haaurn
Guibert, ESQ.,, OF ST. Ssrvan.
, slAossos-l&A 10 Bfosklvn, q rhursday evening"
Juno 18 tho resderoe ar th brides parents, nv the
Rev. Henry Rsacsi JdsPa A. sIxoxsos, Jr.. 20 SAaAs
r., daughter ~ JOHN r Lee.
S1vERs-Tixx-A Astoria. L. L. on Thursday. Snne A0s
a the residence or tho BRIDES fasbar by the Rev r
Fpser EDWARD SrivxRs, ~ New York 10 RAcHxI A. only
Daughter Of d. N. Ttsgs ~. ..of the FORMER placs
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

10. Spanish phiar ooH"'s .t.s.s.t..+.....0
TIE comparative earning a the chicago apd North.
western Railroad, tncluiing Gnena snd Chicago.
which has the former road during
the nrsl week June, we're foilows:-
tbH week 10 June 1884. .sl1b .83T
usms hme IN lsO5.s..s..s. u ia
hncresses.. .,...s...................... ~ 33
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M .s,o An the Park.

The Park Commissioners announce that there VIII be
music at the Park on the MALL this afternoon. at four
o'clock by the Park Rand under the drectio moi n.
Dod~orth, IL the wsaahef Is nno The following the
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

The wheat market opened frmer but closed dull and
iuliy lc. below tho prices current yesterday. he
sales foot lI5 600 Bushels arrive 81 20 81 eS
far spring Chicago 81 SO 81 20 for Milwaukee cnh.
81 tor amber jersey 81 Q. 81 a5 for winter red
"estern. ard 81 s2 n2 FOR amber Michigan. Eye
nofnina'iy at 81 IS 81 S0 The maY.~t rrr-
cnlar with mndcra'e dsmand sales As O00jbusneis at
81 4o aSl !7k for Western mxed. 81 IL for unsound do.
anc 81 AZ 81 80 IN. yellow ,ats eady ana in
good demand at sac occ-the ,st;er extreme price
at the cosr Bar'ev barley matt rcmsin inactive.
Corfor The market remained nxcitea, and prces
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Cork irporB please rnpy,
OfpeFsHAw W. On Friday norniDg June II, Mrs.. MAas
I. OIpBRsHAw.
The ronaips VIII ~ taken 10 Boomns,d ~ j.. FOR -
torment. from IS lafayette place sunday morning u
nine ociock Fuoora servicca tho asibn1ft ctYrcs
bloomfield, Sunday afternoon nj hakfnst one ocioes
PFAsNDutaiEN.t Friday, June n, ,JorAsvr~ Nicrfs-.
ooy child o. John aid carolina Pfanpdnchcn, sscd
years, o months and 2S dtyA
The relatives and frends respectfully invited -
attend tho funera from ihe Greenwich street, hm teA
urdny) afternoon. at BAH. past oee o'clock
RrsaSpx-Ou Friday, spnc II, DssorAr, wife OF -
seph Robinson aged 20 years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the famv are resuestAe
70 attend tho funeral. from her late resiicce ~ Syth
street, Williamsburg, on Sunday af'ernoon, az i've
o'cleN
raIpr r., wire OF John A. Reed OF NcH rx city aad
daughter Of Captain William Brown Fali RIVER, ages 81
years.
Ryan, af the city ~ Cork. ireland.
The funeral will take place l3l Rank street. TIM
dsy Saturday, at twelve O'Clock.
Cork payers please copy.
SuAw.-0n thursday morning. June ts, SusAy v.
suaw In tho 6ist year ci her age, rect Of Anthony r.
Shaw.
THO relatives and frsends and slso tbs Der brother
inlaw Peter Nayor respectfully invited TO atlen1
tho funeral, this Saturday afternoon a. i've ccocx.
The remains VIII taken to the Second street Cemetery
SrAcK--Iu Breokyn, on Thursday. june 49, JArss g.,
eldest Of Jamcsand Ann T. Slack. n tbe 26th year
The friends and relatives ~ tho family are invited V
attend the fanea from the Church of tho Holy Trinity,
on sunday afs~noon. at half past three pollock.
rAyLoR.--,n Thnrsday, juno 10, wmiis OF RoberA
N. Taylor. aged years.
Inc irIeads cf the iy are respectfully invited 10 a.
tend the funeral, No 80 Second avenue sunday
Afternoon, at one o'clock.
Troy papers please copy.
yAs Bosrracs.-O saturday. June II, after Hines
OF eleven days. GRAcs r., aged ys,rs and monthsy
dsnsn,ar Of simon a and Mary NJ van Doskerok foss
msriy ~ Glenviile N.Y.
Schenectady and Rome papers olaass c~~~
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

The Of tne Bsns Enyi,nd for the week end
ting June compare with tnc statement Of tho previous
week ss folIovse-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
,Gnilltto,u,.
Allies 9. onrd ButaA
-: - :. H. Bon GsUtor Stsffsns.

5trr 9tsntisr SLIDER ans Berlin Bate wpbl.
astban, ff& orIIt bier BD&en pur Ssatrtn ftr
8runntu- Hnb SaosstIt su 0armbrunn bret
3tmnitr In etnsm Yripatquartiers au fdsrn,
osnn% felt SabreR mar. oisfrr tleine fbltIiI6e
Darsnrt nttbt 70 triu6t stpsitn, ais errape ,u
Ssr 3slt, mo bic 5amilir Slider ion ,uns erIlen
afdIs NIT tbrem 8elute btebrte. -, . II
-: .Das 6aupt Der Jamttie, elm riIftaer 8anfA.
ger, Bate eurd ben iabrlanstn, i&wunabaIttu
Sttrteb etner 9Ba&stu6fabrtt unp our6 rsrru
farJIt6 srfclsttn pUrt6stI6aftsn 8,rtuuf, Irtu
S6af@sn ms 1rodne ssbra6t unb poatt irst
istn estsn unabbGnsis unS o6ne Sprssu genie.
Gen.. east uns unfsr grIe nt6t sn's AuStane,
traSsn, bate srJu feiner Satin unO 3u iei#st
stniigen SoHtrr seilst, ais Sei6s i9rt an iein
Stripttden .rrinnsrteu, siue Saeersls Iu ma.
ittR. last uns ndtb 91armbrunn St6rn uuS ne
tsins @ebirSstcur periu8en! 49,. - /. -.
Die tetbert @lbnerinnsn ~batten bic1cu Spr.
f&las aanj a0ttIib gsfunpcn, LIMB Der 6srr 81
f6sr Bdtts ii8 fc8leid binssebt, um rnem fri-
6rrsn @sihdftsireune' in itnem Srtr ;u iHrsil
sen. 9iit um9sbsnosr YoIt fam bi, ant.prrt
Nn er9strnfer GrwiosrunS Guf S6r wrtkes &C.
nit Ger .3uftbsruns, bae stracr nod bas lfbts
DispUHible ,.no6It" prpa tquurhsr fur ion In
Bef&la9 seuOmmsn lei, >uno 10 mar Bonn bic
tIstur, nur aus brei gtrionrn tefs6enes 5lmi.
lie felt finf 3d9sn wotl6staltsn ansslanSt uuo
6atts fH in Der nirrIi6sn 8cbnuns. an rpeItbs
Gin rstscuUer, f6attissr Ulrttn IfteB, brimii6
einseri&tst. -: ".. ...''. =. -.
3rrnrn mir uuiere p&tilsnesn' stpas senauSr
ftnnsu. -, = -: .>;..:.. ..'..> -. :
6trr 5ti6er mar ui&t nur, Wis oben rrwd6ut,
t6spcrlt6 nu8 irbr rIfis, er bflaB au6 'ins
rtse Gtiihr bes @stilts, babel rins gar nitt 70
.aanj unGrw5bnIiGs 9itpuns, Is6baftes SntsrsfIs
an aa8emstutn poIitifden uno iorialtn 5rdsen,
rtn isbr sefunres, pUrurtbsIfretss urt6.a.
Setn @sindft bate sr niGt aus Srds6tit auf.
9e9r6eu, Icnbsrn priI er 9enus trpprtfn batts.
um mebr, ale bsbaslt& bon ,feinth 3iufsn .lrtsn
mn6 ittner SO&ttr babel tine aufdnotsr Mit.
Gift dbsrpsiirn ju t5nnsn; mb psiI sr mad 25
idbrisem raitluiem Nrbsittn I'D nun wpbI Ella
RsHt barauf crwprbsn bate, bic Srd&te lrinsr
Sbdtstrtt In o6uissr Grsibrt au asnttsrn. Gr
fGmdrmte fur btr gfatur, tatte aber rdbrsnb
Der pielrn. SABRE, no feiu anfinsIia tltiHss
@e1&6ft, banu fein 8abrifbststsb fsts feline per.
i5nItae anwelsn6sit in Berlin srforbsrts, fids
nit fleintrn ausFissn an ben frstsu Sounta.
--9en beanassu malen. Bis Id stwas 8rGerts
ba6tn Tam, bin Id stnfpsilth bisrmit gang iu.
frtebsn unb slidlib, pFsste er gu fdssn,, p.nn
~ BON istnsn 8stannttn sfnsdt ruurSt bab sr
nod Hie iber bic Iart binaus sstommsn fsil
rrR bic grbstt, baum Der qo6nl - lluO 5err
sif&tr bate and 6terin rt&tis lpsfulirt, rpte sr
benn uitmaIs In irssnb elmer fetHrr 8sre6nun.
gsa 9etdultbt wOrbsn mar. Der 2obn fur lsin
unausssfsbtss @atsu unO atbeitsB nor ridttis
aeiDmmtn. 6srr Slider mar nit So .5abrn rim
ssma4tsr 0eanu, nnO trate itst fsine S&via.
T. - 60 -. -.
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Nr. SO.

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.st. y pate es he
.S'AtD ~. stas., 'nDfisn aur slntn g. rus aab
~ s"e. an eas g Mot ROOT 9lanbfn
- '', =. p g NM eer. SsSunitp,
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s,,.. 81. as ,lHlnnaS IllaS psEeh 5H taertn.
~ &. lsat'l lplan {
SD,. So u - - tf
a.. w wy ~ y nnde an
as 80. y. AHO - J. PIE DaNtR
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-, ''' y kSlrlg lctbfn jns
Es'isas. s..S,.n. w.. -, .,,,.5 s13 f !.
=! ossaaSs !a..'. Ssul: D.s narmeTnHner, ia6tt
~ k.s. 80. t <ou'V 9uaut mir, nno
a. 49, =" 1aS.n nnlsrss ptsritlRs
l~UA A"SeutH oletr htllf DetaHntiHaften 0es
Sm, btn.rtt, 49,. o,, .,t.
opn sp,Iftus,;r s..S' o'lsVs', stsotHs
msbnIi6; a,r,s h,s.' s. t1 sOE p.t. Bs'
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Sttdsr mil b.it,rm ao%.n 49,. al. gI.t
lem 0rou 8nmm, ,nir 81. -, ,.s,>
@brprI,n linn ,ecssI ,,.S ". '4s' ;s.s -Dt'atn y
b.un2 fests, .r bin,n :. e.k.. ~. ..At -
bD8tEnenSe WamSn In her m,A.,ia.s , ~ gs+SS a,i.
pub,duuwsfa e,rof 6oE,r,4,.i; ] dc.ss..s-lM oA.r.H
manner m,t br,i os,si;n,., "a ~.
6Itnsti,qut.nbof ana s,m 6onS. w....Sat g.sa 9V-
:, Der Baron Rat b,r.,ts ,s,.,-,.I sys s.s... y
kti nm. ,t,.,.E.., -. %@ i.."t 'tatt tt
8fCtsr, uuo iest trft nobm ihr cat,s ,et. osa
auf een aiiarvrt. :, -, N. t ia" ~, W. sSp
pUp tuutem ae(6liff.n,m 'dslar. eonS d. "a S. j..
bdltir fur bic gsifiteHiort,n S,r fno,.I
mcrttn mar, um rts 6trrn S,orSna eart. IL
eiussprreter Krone Sariu fiourtr,n ,n IoEs- 8:
g& Sns flnS uubt Str 6,rr ~ =, . :
Ssm StraesupFalt.r Dor uuI.r.r sb;sr, 8, ~.
lin ben isGnStn Sri6lina iib.r bit .G6re a.,kot :
lstnt Yfrrbe earauf aa S6anO.u Il, reit,n = =
/. frdste Der 8suttsr nit lpStttEttm OGDEN. :.
; ubsr rpir fpmmt sr Oa,u, bel uns gsilft, mosb.,
au ipourn1 ,.>s.-., .. go -:
! Ct traf Sulien unO MID aI,i6 om ,m,i,,n
. Gage uufsrss Si.fisins aai Der promfuapt, -
= Eikn AI. II:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-09-07
ID EGIsTER,s NOTICE--No,nAi, -

ID EGIsTERs NOTiCE--Notice /, hs,b,
IL given that the following accounts ha,,Iss..
examined and passed by me, and remain M !,
record in this Office for the inspection ofb,;,.
legatees, creditors, and all others In anv
interested, and will be presented to tks ,"t
Orphans Court of Clearfeld county, :, i. IIi
at the Court House Ia tho borough of Cls,,sol3'
commencing on tho 4th Monday Of ssn,,mN..
1854, for confirmation and allowance,
]. The Gnal account Of John s. Rusk ,,,.,
tor Of the last will and testament Of Jacob pr..
late Of Decatur to SnshiP, CleMfeld .ea,.y, l..
| ceased,
2. The partial account Of Joseph H. Brsth, sd.
ministrator Of the estate Of Thomas Wood, M. q,
| Chest township, Clearfeld county, deceased
! 3. The account Of David Gearhart, eIecuts, q
| the last will and testament Of Thona, Coburp.
late Of Graham township, deceased.
| 4. The final account Of Hubert Lelev, ,-u,p.
Of the estate Of Francis Le1ey, late o, Girra
tewhshiP, dececaei.
! s. The fnal account Of John Nelson, admins.
traitor OF the estso Of David Nelson, laa Of Girvd
township, Clearleld county, decesSi.
8. The final account Of NJ. 0. slirk, admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Jacob Ssn,epeer, M, Of
! Knox township, Clearfeld county, deceased,
|
executor Of the last will and testament Of Chris.
tian stumps.ein, late Of Brady township Clear
field county, deceased.
:. The final account Of Mary J. Schoening, si
ministratriI Of Fred. W. Sohosning, late et Jo,
dan township, Clsar6eld county, deceased.
| .. The final account Of Qthollo smssd ~,
John Marion, administrators Of the estate o
Reeder King, late Of Burnside township Clssr
feld county, deceased,
10. The final account d Sarah Bloom an'
John A. Reed, administrators Of the esist. q
David Bloom, late of Pike township, Clsnast
county, deceased.
H. The fnal account Of William Fea,h one O
the executors Of the last will and testament @
Ludwig Snyder late {; Bell township, Clsahsl'
county, deceased,
II. The anal account Of William Pesth snC
John Yingling, Administrators Of tho estate o.
benjamin Iingliug, late Of Burnside losnship
Clearheld county, deceased.
IS. The final account Of Lewis Carbon, admin
istrator, and Cecilia Mullin, Administrative, Q
tho estate Of George Mullin, late Of LsVEsnc
toNn'hip, Cleardeld county, deceased.
!. G. BARGER,
HuSil-St Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-09-07
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

CHICAGO, Aug. ST. The Convention re
assembled at 10 o'clock this morning.
The wigwam was donsely packed an,
the crowd outside was greater than ever.
Immediately after the Convention wa.
called to order, and a prayer was otiere,
by Rev. DR.. Halsey, Of Chicago.
Mr.. Wicklitie, of Kentucky, said tha
the delegates from the West were of tn,
opinion that circumstances may occur be
tween noon to-day and the 4th Of March
next which will make it proper for The
Democracy of the county TO meet in con.
vention again. He therefore moved the
following resolution, which was unan
mously adopted
Resolvcd, That his Convention shall moi
be dissolved by adjournment at the close
OF its business, but shall remain oreanized
subject TO be called at any time and
place that the Executive National Com
mittee shall designate.
The following communication was pre-.
sented from the National Democratic
Committee by Mr.. Lawrence, of Rhode Is.
land:
"At The meeting OF the National Demo
cratic Committee, held at the Sherman
House, in the city of Chicago, on the 3ls,
of August, 1864, the following resolution.
were adopted
"WHEREAs, A respectful devotion to the
memory of Stephen A, Douglas, the great
statesman Of the West, was the crowninp
motive which induced the committee 10
concur In calling the National Convention
in the city of Chicago.
NOW, therefore, it is the deliberate
conviction cfthis committee that, had his
life been spared his gigantic grasp OF mind.
taken in connection with his declaration
that the war is disunion'-a declaration
which time has proved the wisdom Of
would long since have restored the power
oi the Federal compact, and avoid the ter
role loss CT life which nothing can COM
pensate, and that bitterness of feeling so
uluch 10 DO deplored, which is a greater
ion. p'"'o a'iu un'
- Inos. b. FLORENCE, Chairman:
"Wm. Finn, +. A. Aiken, Secs"
The President then stated the oue,,;o,,
before the Convention to be on order;na =
the previous question to proceed 70 tbs
nomination Of o candidate for the Presi.
dency, and ii was ordered without dissent
The vote was then teken by States. the
chairman Of each delegation announcing
the vote when the states we're called.
The final result was announced as fol.
lows.