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, 1864-10-25
CHICAGO DRK GOODS MARK ct.

MONDAY EvEsxa, Oct. ~. 1854.
The Chicago Dry Goods market opens the week
quietly. Prices In New York are sttdening, In
eympa.hy with the advance In gold, but the trans
actions licht- The dullness in trade increases
az the election approaches, and there Will be
general stsgnatfon until that anxiously looked for
event has passed. There Is a general Impression.
that when 1t is asceftained in whose hands the
Government IL to be plsced for the next four years
the markets will have batia ard business will
revive. Everything like speculative movements
must be ignored until that period. Considerable
amounts Of stock are being carried along with the
hope Of being able to unload atter the election at
improved prices. But as the reelection Of Prcst-
dent Lincoln Is placed beyond doubt, the utter
failacy Of such hopes must be patent to all Thera
is no better time to sell than now, or at any dsy
before election. That event will be prstty sure to
produce = depression In prices.
DRT GOODS ACcT1oE1.-The New York Com
mercih Advertiser, Of Fridaj evening, says:
The. The auctions generally were well attended this
morning, and there was q marked advance on all
tescrtptions Of goods.
,Me.ere. Haeee1tr s Co., had large and desira-
bic tale Of cloths, cassimere6, &c. A large number
Of buyers were present, and the goods we're dis
posed Of at an advance Of from to 10 per cent on
Widiernine, :Hognet & Co, had sale Of Up
holstery goods and Laee Curtains, the attendance
vas not large, and the prices, although mode
hs hode1e 'a and ' bat lev @ opesons Te2e
made.
Mesers. Wilde1ming q Mount had very e1ten-
aige sale OF Dress Geoua, Silks and Shawl., the
importation Of MessTs. Benk2r5 s. Hutton. There
vas large attendance, and an Average advance OF
from to TOPPER cent On all descriptions OF goods
Was realized.
Van Wyck, Townsend & Co. had au attractive
eale OF rieh Paris bonnet and trimming ribbons,
the importation Of Mesz1s. Strang & Bro. The
attendance was good, and about the, came ad.
vance was noticed In this line Of goods as At the
Me.ers. Knohbe Il Corlies had a large special
sa'e Of English, German and domesttc hosiery
the entire catalogue WAS realized.
, 1864-10-25
FROM GENERAL GRANT.
IIls Ability to Take Richmond Ixnme.
dlatelY.

ioeton special says: The opinion Ia openly
avoWed BY the highest military autborI-
tits here that General Grant can, at any time
be plta with few hours' fighting, occnoy
the city Of Richmond and force Lee either 10
capltulate Or hastily eyacuate the rebel capi-
tal The only reason assigned for the delay
ia the desire Of the Lieutenant General to a.
tain the same result without the serious sac.
r}tice Of life that would attend the c1pture
Of this stronghold by direct assault at this
time.
, 1864-10-25

e Ez-secreta1y Chase has been speaking
from the stump in Kentucky. He rested the
Proclamation Of Emanci patton upon the au-
thority Of the Constitution, In an argument
made at covington. which was as conclusive
IS brief:
"An old Roman maxim declsres that 'The
fafety Of the Republic is the supreme law
There iE no laW-tbere can be no law-higher
than the safety Of the country. Whatever is
nt cessa1y to insure the safety Of the country,
il right and ct to be done, and must be done.
But we are not obliged to resort to any extra
constitutional views, for the Constitution
provides for the case. When Congress au-
lborszed the raising and Organization Of
armies for the suppression Of the rebellion,
the President, by its very terms, became
Commander-in. Chief The safety Of the Re
public IL committed to him. and it was right
may, more, It was his duty, to overcome
aud destroy whatever opposed itself to It.
Under the Consultation he had authority to
1roclalm freedom to the slaves, and he per
formed plain duty when he did 500
, 1864-10-25

AoSpAT EvEH1za, Oct =. ,ss.
~ LoAbER-Kecet1bd. 7-sas. ..co feat. satpn.1 ~.
smona. w aoss no nete ia: Of tho unusually 1srxe
hmoans OF iu1ber II ported th'opa1. ahont ~. 8,
1855 have beon forwarded per Illinoi. c.r.s:, "
fcAd Ise narkst Il raot ets1ely active, and n-,...
somewhAs draeF. but with no auyAnca a, n,tn.s
auotation8. ~ PAeFAoaf
alauLEs-Recetred- $4,000: shipped. 1.n,, sco
Maskttquiet kn6 UNCHANGED '~''''.
AATh-Rseetved.& &ss.t0o j: shipped, 3s9.xs r,t
demand at prev1oua qnotA.tcn,. - Ia
CARGO sALRs 1o-p.T.
Cargo Fchr Asbtsbula. ftom Grand Rlyar, .,,s,-
hla 6 Fuller, ',ao It lumber. mixed RATED. -
Sl5.00; 500 r. 1ath, 3a.co. Cargo sehr Mar, 49,.
nusfeeop. sold oJ Tru:sacl, $1,000 It IN nhsr =.
STRIPS. At sl85t. Cargo acow 5to'u from Waite T.4
told By Johnson 6o..1o # ra1s.d LUMBER, mi1ea ::
$!6.'t. ' 3s
Tbs tolloHi1x &ra tde y4rd uftto1:
, 1864-10-25
TIE WA1e In aTRSSOURT.
The Defeat at Price Near the Kansas
Itne-Ihe Rebels Ketreatlng-LoYses.

KANSAS CRY, October e3,-The battle of
yesterday. between General Curtis troops
and Prices rebels, vas quite satisfactory,
The rebels are retreating, but Rosecrans viii
not allow them to get away without another
fPht, Il he can bring them to stand.
:. Our loss In the late fight ia not heavy, but
that OF the rebels. judging from the nnnbfr
Of thetr dead and wounded left on the field,
must be very great.
, 1864-10-25
PhitadeIeliA Dry Goods Mafkes-
Oct. 2I.

THE better feeling noticed II the DRY goods trada
Rtill continues and business with tbs n@is@sloa @
and job houaes has been quite active since the
held aud nrln, ard for some IN advance Of 3mS, az
hss btsn rallied ish 0n The l9ws.s point
qnite sctive, anc selling within the iange Of s
Cotton f1anpels, tcks. checks and stripes 'S eo@.
sale and command full prices, With Light but vel
Assorted stocks Of all the leading articles Of thq
seAsons
, 1864-10-25

s,fn sssssnsDt i2r p;roc.s a7s ailt,oo pooeas
81 ali bios made f,1 old a.csn - no.x .nyess.
me roo1e trade Eat snd wsss, sud aasat1lsd tbs
@sss Hsts se,f os sor esse stscs. os
MI season II pack'1 points further Wat ha
vertsenenp9 Impression an,."E de,'arA is that she ~
atc* ftatn the etock on hsnd ht yarinr. .e9aaL 20
.nsts ns .adsss we're much dsssppoated nd
, 1864-10-25

ter7ed By the acs Of the General Assenk'y Of this
commonwealth. entitled An net ensbl.nx the
osuks Of Tits Commonwealth to become a.soo,a-
nons 1o1 INC poFpoto Of baattas, undes tho Ia ~
o. tae onlsea atates. approved the ed day OF
A'Ius', 1854" To the propos1tloa there vas not
seiaseIsine bank, aud hereafter al tho banks OF
fnhaoelphia VIII be Nat1oual Banks. Probably
most OF 'ne banks in Pennsylvsal4 will follow the
example oi the Philadelphia bauks.
Hkw CouN1RRfE1rs.-Ths folIovln. new coun-
tests,s. e;ds n hsys e msde shelr spuesrsnee: 0'
~, 1'yS VI neeex Bank, iiage1htl Mass; Oh left
right end. neure Of au Ind,sn.
9ss On state Bank Of Ohio-Davton Branch:
nn, e enersved the words "DaJton Branch,
odP.on: 10 esnue Of NOE, quite lmperlecs.
v1Ir 1I"Sous coll tef,elt SIS On The Bank OF Low
". =, ~ t,,,t.,, =. arr ~ circulation. Taey
~ a N .nitAuoi Of the gea1{Ge. aud well cNcula-
teo 70 oeceiVo taose Who ara not Judges.
NEW foRK srocK MAAKxr.-The folio wing s,e
tta closing prices for cash. oct II, 1851 a. recov-
ed BY F. 9. saltoEstaI q Co, Commission Stock
and Bond Brokers, No. 81 Clark street, Chicago
, 1864-10-25

'7a ea 81 CO q s1s;: i o ~ q : si.hs nsss:s
rinstss aeurs aza nzm Il u 7t9L L7tx for NJ. I
CuRM-Raes1vsd to-tsy. y rs na .n'ppes to-day
4lScnu. MAJ SKes mnEs 1o,4ve md sdv asa d sAStc
icon 1t 81 ~ sns ba DO 1t a. -: - oo m so torn
s. sL3'x 40 bu 60 II si.z: itto - 20 at ssH;aa"
rhc,e. NJ Cosa s, zncsr: lr.1sa bu d. u l4sa
at s19o afaht. 8tthr e1os. tbs mNkss v& arm.
Mhh = 9 1nQnirS Rt tho uats:de da 1tsuoas- EAk
N-s,H0 ou ~ Sc ~ ~ Ehck-
d. .sl.soo ha Anktt ac,tTs and adYA seed tuL7txc
psr 91shs!- ssle- o1ay we<e;-UArs III ST JaE-
a5ese ee No. OAs II SCI Is Coe ba 40 - 8shs:
s.. s.e.u ~ c. a'ts:: ts"@ on az dn r2u l,t.} =
70 osta u c aco%s: il Ma pp co vt Sc q, b.
A.ue chss the HAfA a. H4s rlna at SIC t,,e H5 IN
h1E-K ceived TO day. RIG nu aa,p1ed. -su.
AsIket act1vs tnn Aay ,nteo 10 psr nusnsl 4aiss
ssH.qsy: rs h1E r. STORE - bu No RIA a. ii ii.
sis ~ as 3 en NJ asoe M . 81 e MI: 10 4
ds.sxed u haes. At tho elose tic narpa. :! I ~
RARtEY-Rec,.,ed to day. s 80 In ,,,,..,..
GA,. - hn Market drn. ssle. tn.asTp F2ate.
b.fLhI A y eTcKH- 7too bu No DsSfev reeas
# = sAnFLh-l5t bags 1t u 70 on n1ck: ID nns s.e'
To- as1et II ths o.ase WA 1t.n a.
AI:TnHUL,-N.ntn tn.1 at y :so3.c, en.
bE1EEA-ln liml'ed deH.ua Tor ehipme,ts+ a.
;;sSae tox meeiam sradts. Oh ica t4bte butter - -
good It SC: IS tubs chcics Al sse cS,ics a.
ST. 10 crock1 IT &c. T~@' -1''ee a.
, BRANs.s s"ss prtna White Deans 1t ss.po: :,
RhOg1 C0R<-s tous ia r pr,v.s,1y 1t s,s,r
Ba1ifSlNa4-fhB EaEEtt - III faif m - y With :.
msnes.e otnsnd. Psices less nsnc, ont via oonnn-
fstle ehtIs t1cepstpG suk1ane. uuon which "a nnsn
, 1864-10-25

II The Copperheads have been deprecatr
ing the nse Of cpithets and personal abuse in
the present CANVASS. How far they follow
cut their own rule is evident in the follow
made a speech at New Haven, on Thursday
evening last. in which he charged the Presf-
dent with tttreason, homicide, arson, kiduap-
ping, robbery, perjury, blasphemy, profani-
j., obscenity, bribery, embezzlemeat, forge
r, mayhem mud thimble rigging" Com
ment is unnecessary.
, 1864-10-25

A fo1oier living in DsKalb county, who
was wounded 1t the battle Of Sailoh, aud
discharged with pension, has had his pen
sion stopped, because be expressed an fn*en-
ton Of voting fur Gen. Mcclellan
H0y"e Sentinel.
That's alie-a mean and contemplate Lie,
and Dcne but q very dirty Copperhead yonld
n
, 1864-10-25

wAENEE SHALL PEACE COMES
We have steadily pointed out the Copper
ttso tallacY and snare Of looking for peace
through the rebel. el4yeholdipg leaders, all
OF whoee pledges, interests and prospects are
committed to the rebel cause. They hare
far more at etake in the rebellion than they
ever had in slavery, or than they could possi-
bly have in 8 reunion with the Democratic
party Of the North.
But this elavet olding class numbers 5ut 30o.-
900 ont Of the 8, ,000, 900 Of the Southern poo
pie. Is there any hope Of reconstruction
through Unlonism In the latter class-the
great oppressed mhjority, too many of whom
kies the feet Of their oppreseor. Slavery.
through the very ignorance to which Slavery
has condemned them, mad curse with bor-
rowed poison the Union. which is their only
hope of Light and liberty.
Whatever hope there be in this direction
lies in the advance of our armies only.
Crush out JEFF. Davis and his armIes and the
Unlonism Of this class wonld be manifest.
Abollsh slavery and It would be omnipotent.
But 80 long as JEFF. Davis rebellion hss a
hope Of euccese or slavery lives, the mass Of
the whites OF the South must remain mere
apoor white trash" II there are auy who
think the cost Of the war in blood and treas.
ure too great even for the value of tae On
inn. we eek them whether the expense Of
h1ood and treasure would be diminished or
tncressed by dissolying 1t. What hope of
nesce have we in disunlouf We surely do
not intend to give up the Union for the sake
of peace, and End We have paid the price
without getting theparchase, but instead are
involved In wars more bloody than would
have completed the suppression Of the re-
bellion. Look at few OF the questions out
of which war would follow between us and
the South and among ourselves. II tbs
slaveholders rebelled tor wsnt Of fugitive
sllye 1tw, would they remain at peace
With Us without q fugitive slave treaty, and
If we Would not catch their elavee for them
when they were brethren will we do more
for them as strangers? II they hated Aboli-
flopism in Fanenil Hall and Plymouth
Church, viii they love it more when it goes
doHn to the Potomac and the OhioS lfthey
cou1d not keep their slaves when the North
arn States we1a hunting gronnd, can they
when Canadian freedom is separated from
tbe fupit1ye only by Eiver1 fthey thought
one gnutheruer conld whip four Yankees be-
fore 4hey had tried 1t, would they think SO
.nv the less after five millions OF Southern
ers had whipped twenty millions OF fan.
keesg II they we're not satisfied WITH the
1overrnent ot the United States when they
hid the power to control H. VIII
+hev remain ut peace with u when
It ena,l be controlled by men having no poll
tics binding them to slavery! "oe1e
, 1864-10-25
MONETARY and CONNER CIaL.
MONETAHY.

MONDAY EYhNTNg. Oct. q. 1861.
The money market opens today With, perhape,
little more actlvity than preTaed at the close Of
laet iWeek. The number Of faces at our bank
counters seem to be on the Increase. All h1st
Class paper Naa readily takeu-nothinR else can
have thow. The markets to-day, under tha in
1uence Of the rise In gold, have been active, with
general advance. The transactions IN wheat
Were qniet large, at an appreciation Of about 59
SIC Per bushei.
Exchange remains as before quoted, X discount
buying: y premium selling
told is steadily advancing, under the control. no
doubt, OF political infiuence5, which seem even
stronger now than Union victories In the de!d,
ihis may Last until election, but they must break
Gown Immediately after, az the Investment viii
aut pa1. lne following are the quotations tele-
grabbed to James Boyd god broker:
KY 9:3 a. .2124 11:30a m....... 2ex
79:9o 79s = m......:. .xlsn 1890 ?. .m.........2:6
qa1 r:ao m-........s. .M5 2.n p. m........ 216a<
1Eoo a. m..-.-... .215z< 800 ;. n-....... s15
The market here opened at 40, advanced to sl5
eosine hsm at that figure. Silver is wanted at go
9A5. Government bonds wanted at quoted rates.
County scrip It wanted at 81.
utees authority from the Treasury Department,
"a.hineton, states that Mr. Fessenden has sus-
pended the tssue Of Certificates Of indebtedness,
Inc nepartuent has sufficient funds to meet its
1equ'sluons Tor period, and the Secretary avais
nlmeen Of the opportunity for reducing the ont
standing amounts Of certificates. This meature
Will have tendency to improve tbs demand for
me 10 90 bonds and 7-e0 notes.
Pursuant 10 the provisions Of the act pses.
ed BY the State Legislature, At the extra
eessioo, general meetlng Of the stock
holoefa Of ali but three Of the city bauk1 In
the city Of Phlladelphias; WIS held on Thu1adsy |
laet fot the purpose Of taking into consideration
and deciding Oh the queation whether OF not the |
said banks thall become associations for carrying |
On the business Of banking under the laws Of the |
United gtates, and a exercising the powers cau- ]
, 1864-10-25

B No other State election comes of be
fore the general election in November, e1-
cept in West virginia, where there Is to be
an election on the fourth TucEdsy Of Octo-
Der, the 25th inst, for Governor and other
State officers, and fo- three Representatives
{x
, 1864-10-25

ClDER-tn good supply. Msrket ms iesst.iY
pfless efl g :se7:s, snd otl $ :sat.25.
mand PRICES rule nrm At 5s&2Sc doz
- flSA-WHtTe 'F1sH-eoms larxs purshtsea on
GoF&fnGent account were m21e o. Saturday. 70 that
Iha stccss Of hAad have bean ma etlally reluced.
flso aealeIs LEI have madeno change on previous quo
tattne hut In tle present state of tbs 4sket thav
tu1c vtI3 hTm With strong upward rendencT.
cK.AaL-!n good 'npply. with ! fa1s dem and. On
EIeV1t rs quotations enora dellse Of soc q pri
Kits Me 9rchs5 geu. copr1sH-1n moro liseraf re.
te1ps Eth dectus Of SIC .nJ na. ScA.ed Her-
, 1864-10-25

The Provision Contracts Mt CtneInn at.
lFrom the Circular Of Philips, Sledee $ Col
FSicce om Last cisculsr tho Counl,sary has made
bis decision and aWa-ds On his "Spread Eagle ad.
, 1864-10-25
Tbs Great Unequslled Preparations tox
Restoring, 1ayigarating, Reauvity-
Ing and Dressing tho Hair.

Rendering 1t soft, Silly AID klassy, and dtspos,nRa
10 remain In AM desced pontioa; quickly cleaning
tbs scalp. Arzssssa tha tall and imparsnx Ahasthv
aud natural cqor to tho halr. TheY neyer fa to RI,
stosa kzsy hat 70 its original youthful color rna,
act directly upon the roots OF the hair, giving ys
shs natural aourlshent required. No lad,'s tai,as
Is complete without the Zylobalsan1uua or Hair
Deesalns. i cleaasss the ha,r xnd tmpszts to II =
most delightful fragrance. aud "a suited to boss
young and ola
Tho Reatorer Reproduces.
The Hair Dressing Cultivates and Beauties
your natr II thin, III 1t: fscurfy, Try IT, ha1sh,
1y It; IT lutEeess. III It; nons Of thsse 1 IT ta
al Who Use It Will pEssu1ye their hair through LIE.
, 1864-10-25
OOmM ERuKAE.


MONDAY EvM1ae, Oct, IL 1854.
The receipts and ehipmsnts during the past ~
hours we're az follows:
, 1864-10-25

Attention Is called to the corrected list of
candidates on the Union ticket The friends
OF the Union will be governed By it in print
ing tickets. The tickets shoa1d be printed
on white paper. Be sure and insert the NUN.
bet Of the Congressional, Senatorial and Rep
sentative District
, 1864-10-25
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H,0o&t.N
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17&A&
a Ai21 n

- -
H.tuTai i1sf -.-..-,.,,,.,,,,. i,pe4GH
If-n1ft m .. ......,s...,s,,. D4o&IN
Cac3es Tiasf nn1n8 8..s.....,,.,.... ANGkAD
Medium. euaxrnfesd ........-,..,.. l71oA1
ComEnaf .....~... 1A30 q
v1rEEAR IN ROOD supply. vth stsao1 ds.
@Na- nstaet u u sud uAEhAnxt6 d ~ qzof&:
Pnle C3dsf vae.aT. 9s- exe
Gems MAlt V:nss,, al -
1a' as,t a kxe ,s,.o ID n s.: snippsd Ira p.
ary oa5sss 1toess ~ nei ~ aoss. Ei;f % d.
20 'e ae y .ae dsor-sssd seass OF
Wa,o-,. ~ ,s;r IS ,Sanply. sTs reod dsasua-
tor rame time 10 ceme sr1u"rs ~ @a3 oees3s
is SssGs eesa @a1d d. - mdasa. .9.9-Dsrsre& II GLE
HexN7. . cord. DO Do isn So So ~
, 1864-10-25
CHICAGO DAILY mARKkr,


III 6a1x 1f Grdsn reported IN tA8s n,orEek re,zort
drs on ta.h Qf &C stoFuos pr bxsask, u,s1exs
oth<rntss stdeed. Flour Is So1d d@spe7xd unkkss
ptttyzct<e SEated. ~
, 1864-10-25

The demand ls limited, aaa thoso ia ~. -. ,,..,
ooans IN shs way Of sales Small lots o, Fi.1 ..3
ere reported III $3.o0Dan5 per basast .ea ~ seed
81 :bs. - 'oo]51u.01 per
, 1864-10-25
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
GENERAL SHERIDAN'S
GREAT VICTORY.
From Sherman, Grant, and
ROSeCranS,


Great MeaultS OF The Recent Victory
re tsbeA Loss about 1O.O0O-Our
Loss e5,ooO-Henvy Nnpturcs Of Rebel
Oannon, Wagons, Etc.
, 1864-10-25

4A1o ot"seAoea.s 4nPA LII luaI tuE case OF
Mccormick "a. Nanny turned upon techni-
calitv In the specff,cattons of hia nata,ta :.
10y s1nt3- - ~. uoAe " n,S Patente, Is
h1mPl5 oatioe' Aaese 1h NO euch thing In the
record; no Euch thing limited at in the onfn-
5o.s ,,7ye,.5 In a,tha. t,,,o,,,t - c-- ef1At-
loAo Ir.r.-, - S.~u4S " supreme
GoufL mecofmlcR eueo NANNY for rfour sep.
afate 1easaes ~ ". elemente OF toe reaptng ma
snlne- As'' Ane asioel' "nlch Separates
me gram ~ We GU q, [om G tnat which ie to be
.e1t e'ana,ns ~. 80 1ne ~ tee4 support; Sd,
lhe taher eea.' .s., Inn process OF dis
enalelng 1ns gsaan =. 20 anas u snau not be. in
Hay o tns notsse IL cu.tlng ne succeeding
s"aen sae 1ss, o. 'e1rs, t ps.uape' aPetision Of
ene - aso oa. Iae ~, ans"ef VI ~: NANNY
a sn;usa pls.ty @ li a..us ns5 s,. ~ fsaplng ma
a.e se, a, o.ao o.. I'LL 49, 4ozen o.
sa9le pat.n.s assaen 10 NJ alanps nlmse1'
e,..c+,rs,1 - A. saa 81 ~ n..ts se TO- 10.
s;na a. % ~s,,;a ,1Ga,a asea - a 10 =, ens
~ ao.,oa 1ora s@nnaHn,a a n,oten5a o.os
t.e ha~s a, s "a DTtoe theH mt ''A Ss''naeo
:" ..4ra M n,sss ae,enssa.. t...,.. .,a,,n, 90.
that tbe5 iFe tnfo11asd and believe, snd 60 ststs,
, 1864-10-25

We cs1 attention to the new list Of ap-
peintments printed elsewhere. Republican
papers. through the State are requested to
copy. The time for work is short, and the
people should sec TO 1t that these meetings
arc Successes. Keep the bsN rolling,
, 1864-10-25

-. - N0EnA9 EFK3fE8. VEf, n. f9H3.
LAE1 AND Raj FRKaUTt-Woro mora pieutY
ano fAses have advanced l@zc n buthel. Tue Ell.
Earementa TO day vert: ITO Bu1rALo -scar Cartas-
zen an Mth oa1h At SC; BarQue Wataou, with oats It
Attk with whest, at lcc. To .0sWAGo-Hchr
Ueloh peHolf. win Rhe8s. II lie.
, 1864-10-25
#t6rtQa11EdHH.

NJ RS. s. A. ALLEN,
a LADY OF HDRLD.NIDs HFpurAryou
, 1864-10-25

Young H1rons 1n1ettof 70 cQrunon A.uM a.H
do superior 70 one, n,,.,..lH 2i1s
do 1p1 to choice, n... 1S5 12iE
Impsztnl. furestor 70 nre, d n.,,,..,.., is alM
90 e4tl1 70 choice, y n...,,...,., 1.oo 11.4l
6unpoNQeft eupef1ot to ADe, 8........ LII al91
DO k1RA 70 choice, 4 = ,,..,,, ITO 22.t1
JapAh, 1A1u1Al leAf. Ane to eI, ana >. 20 4I-S.
90 oo finest 10 ehQcd. p b LIS a1.63
UolCEK tnfaIfQr 70 n1e. 4 @.......,,,,, l0Q AIS
do h1trA to choice . 1.....,,,,, 10 o161
EoucforkB. @..4.. ............-..x.,. LII ais
,,TALLUsY- Shipped 10 day 7s.es7 "a With 4
Ian" supply Tia en and CONTINUES Mnftod Aad KreZ-
ulAf. PEeytoua quotations modef Ael5 1An and u1.
chAcEed. We quite:
r mo City Packass, = T.........-.........13 @
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ea'e Of Epeljsh. German aud domestic ho.ferv
goods. 4 general advance from 5 to II Per cent on
the entire Catalogue WAS realized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-22
The New Revenue Law.

Late dispatches say thar the Iu;eraa! Rev
euue BEL i ! complete revision of the Act now in
force. Il retails the same machinery. with such
improvements as experience has shown 10 be nc
cesSary. Il Contains hundred and seventy
three sections, fOrty.sevsI nj which are devoted
70 general provisions. |, is the longest b!. ever
introduced in Congress. Among ;he prominent
features vi the bill are the following II adj
di.on 20 the duties payable tor licenses, thcre i
70 be paid on al spirits distilled, sold, Removed
for consumption safe il first proof prior 10 The
i:rst Of JGly, sixty cents per gallon after thI;
date and up 10 January |. le65 one dollar; on
aud after ihat date. 81 p All spirits shall be
taxed AZ no inwcE rates than trst proof, anu the
FAX shall be increased in proportion Tor any great
err strength Distilled spirits and retined coal oil
upon which excise duty IS imposed by law. may
be removed without payment OF duty, provided
they a=e removed directly from the dist!.lery
70 the bonded warehouse. All beer. porter,
and other feTnented liquors. by whatsoever name
called. must pay duty OF one du!iar per barrel.
OF not more than Ihir;r-oGe gallons. Brewers.
when they have u capital OF not exceeding So
90, shat! pay Slo0 license, and TWO dollars adh
tOnal for each Thousand above that amount.
Their, is one provision which eNsmptS from dis
tr.liut tools implements Of trade profession.
one cow arms. provisions and household furniture
for use AMI necessary TOR a family. Coal illu:uin-
airing oil seventy cents per gallon: ground coffee
and substitutes. one cent per pound molaSSGs.
avrup+ tirc per cent All valoreIG sugars one and
Two cents per pound; paper Of all kinds three per
cent. al valorem: sal;. six cents per hundred
pounds: pig iron. one dollar per bloom. slab,
and scrap iron 81 30 per ton stoves and hollow
ware 81 per ton; leather of all kinds, five per
cent. IA valorem caveudsh, plug, :wist. and
s:-mmcd tobacco. twenty-five cents: smoking TO.
bacco made exclusively OF stems, shorts aud re-
fuse ten Gents snuIf and snuff flour. thirty five
cents, cigars valued at $40 per thousand, 81
valued at SO to SO per thousand. 81 valued vt
$40 10 So per thousand, SIS; valued al SIS per
thousand, SO