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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

Love, like men, dies oftener of excess
than of hunger it lives on love, but it re-
semhles those Alpine flowers which feed
themselves by suction from the wet clouda
and die if you besprinkle them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination OF ingredients in these Pills is
ehc result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mid IA their operation and cannot do harm 20
the most dahcafe; certain 10 correcting all irIegu-
iArities, Painful Menstrustions, removing all OBJ
struetions, whether from cold or othergise, head
sche, pain ia the side, palpitation Of the heart
whites, Ell nervous affections. Mysteries fatigue.
rain in the back and limbs, &C, disturbed sleep,
which arise from interruption OF nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
Arrivals and Departures.

My oS,.Axs-seamsbip casawbaeMaior General
woodrow second Louisiana cavalry: MaJer Powers. 4
rsneT csp wy%an s,. ss CAPT
Lieut. Nv w lam '0'A 1ea' "4'''' '''' sc" ~
sd.s ssss s:sn fass sss .,ves .s
saM 1a ons,s asd 'Ss sa Mrs Burnett and infant
way Mr. Crawford hate FIRE, ofeer Of ship E,Tress cap
'ured BY The prvatcer Alabama
DEPARTURES.
S:. MI. :s sss ssS
h:ssn N sDsns S Resssrd H'as soP
nfsns sss:
WIN Wines. s csoraia Pcsmsan Memphis: saSsI
L. ose8
steerase
os o q
ssss sTfef @ css1s: @ SAGE.
. Es.y NJ 10, sp Vim re- .a , WI
.ss. r.
.a s.$s:: S., ;ss Ssts
90 w.lsr, William 3 stewart, SsS Orleans Levy. !
,ei John Frsser-anda large number IN the sieerase
N:s , sS .1,,s su rs
xsss1 jsrs: MAJ sn.y sacrss
Louis Kaiser, bon Georee Bishop and servant Rossn
thai, Henrv O'Conner. Rossiier. Longf Simon:
John BogAnn, Charles Sagg John Stagg. BRISTOL of
Rocnestsr; hlss 4 Wood Miss Delsg Ms; Z Soaring;
servant Mrs Hswe child and Madam San Roman
Mrs II Stone Lieut. Col irwin wilson,
Mrs Joseph GarDsbachsr and three children svs.deE &C.
neral Cameron. y Taylor. James Tucker, Or r..
Ne Martin Colon Ell James mrCsy and 9eov
Wheeler. W Elliott Mr. Rirke. NJ Sawyer George
Sssi Ss fs ipfs
Tiegens R MeMaser. Atterbury, H Mccall. Isaac
Davis Miss Martin, Miss Barber. Mrs A Barnett
Mss MARY Hammond lsadore Levy Isase Levy. Block
Tutile, George Soaring, sturdeysbt H A wheeiock
Mathew MILD hrs Mary Griffin. Phlip Stacey
Henry Levy. Mrs Flora Levy Joseph Hat,heweon George
Eliot, EDWARD Elliott James Cosber. Dr. P ? Wells
Beddncford Kissam. A Ba,e Miss Duhring. Mrs
| u Duhrbg Charles Fsiee Duhripg G johnson,
Geo Kennedy. A Horn. Samuel Hscox Cornelius Bnys.
Jcse ne ssndovsl sherdon Browning aud wife Miss
BArmore. Miss Anna Barmore. Carlos Medina Zannon,
| W Comsiock aud lady, Noseey. Harris and wife,
| Felipe ssrmisnto Passcuae hepse Francse Maaf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

ArA SPECIAL NEErISo or rnE rsIos cEr
"A trail Cou niftse o. the Ciy and Count, ~ Nee tcrt
held headqnsrters q brnadwas are rwsr THO
sreet ssnrdsy ssenlng Jsnasry ~ 49, NE fc'o~Se
whereas the time has cone chen ne aprscs,has
Presidential election should receive NE sussscs ~ no
And .hsrssa sposprseps uevessse me rsers hs,s
Ara vhersss these noventss origirstns N u.ltsae
and PATRIOTISM arisen simulsnscasiy eoft fswoe
ftaiss rew Bampshirs ana csfofu o. - tndAns sna
Psrnsyivsnia and no~ s~si enis FORMAL sspsss"e ="
~Rssossd rss, ss Delegate. " tss Rsss rses o.elss,
omulltse 81 ths nsrrpo of the connfv Nsshr eho<~n
4, TITS Representative BY tie era sfnss %
respses,ve districts se 90 n.i az .t,sssss s ~
rlcsn uauapaltv Of constitutional esfv dsmsrds Ne
re- election Of Abraham Lineo'n -. -.
Rssossd mai he ropasr ~heh essrsd ssase~
yschsss inie sseond tern vas %, :. ne save Is.,s
kssss cnwsrd our srssni rvesasn sss hs,osy go tsve
wsvpsd II poitlca iesdsfs shs fan 10 suhmsssn "a
nssevsd. Thst Ss usbsassed porulsrIsy ofsAbrshsss
asss ~ me S Ssvsss s,,ssss he ssss wsassss
trssssussst ssesev. Chesvfpl ~hsn sthsvs hs.e see
noe ded ssreus ether slaed tAeustnss shso
oksrs .s,s gsspss go ss.ssss &C. 60. e
s Ssss ssss ssiiss css sss Ssssts~s,
me sssns,on - be ssSssisssss sway - ,s,ce4
ss,ss ssuss.'hs ne ssvs &c. q .ss.rs.s ~ ssss, y
Ike Americas ssd ne JSspes % NE Amsss
Rssol,ss Tbs, ID. s.ssss cemmss y requested
,ass s.,y se,,cs :. a. rs:sss sss We v,.. w
dominates o. : e''' wiILizs 4 DxhIiSo S'sasss
ees Cas-, p h, h ssl., jsssrs'."s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Treasury would nsoaais, . greater is,ssy V me
country BY closing The rich gold iedes o. Colorado
Territory against the operations 81 the nfDsrs
than he does BY prevsssiss We free meseness 81
cotton. Applications have bees made Toe snrs.
stricted trade h HAT article In the Southwest
The Arctic Insurance Company Of THE city wil
pay on the old capital stock . semi annual AIN
dsnd Of Owe per cent. free Of sovernnsns sAx.
The Lawrence County Coal Company ON pay
the interest on the sx per cert coupons % their
first mortgage bonds. whksh falls due % the Isl
OF February. o. she sfbee u the conpsfy. After
that date.
The Floating Dry Dock Company Of shls city
have declared . quarterly dividend o. fouf per
cent, payable on the Lea Of February.
The Morris Canal Company ssseupces . senl.
annual dividend Of Owe per eat 90 hs preferred
stock. and dividend Of three AID . half per cent
on iis consolidated.
The receipts from internal revenue from Jolly I,
1893. to January "a. lsst-over eighteen MONTE
amounted TO only N7 SAL 900. ~. Chase sssI.
mated In his report In 1861 that the govsrnnsst
wonld realise from that source - annual revenue
Of $3.50 900 900. u 10 nov esiinsfed that spdes
the proposed alterations In the revenue isws the
receipts will be @ foilewe:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

LAuscHsp-Tbe steamer Starlight vito mseh'uers sns
r,ring complete was ssfeiv launched yesterday uoru'ns
from Thomas Stacks shipyard. Brooklyn The serses ~
from The Yuop Iron worts and 10 wshe 90 ne
s,ocha She 10 100 Zee, reel 20 feet ises Deep snd
10 owned By the Messrs Leary.
ersAxsmp siooS Captain Martyr, OF tbs cuaaro oa'0s
Tine sailed yesterday for oucens,cwp ana Liverpool.
srnAnsn,s Cgv o. LoEpos. Capt Pessss OF 'ne ''"An
line called ,ss,erdA, for Qusenssows and Liverpool
srrA.su,v rpu,osiA Capt Hack, called yesterday fof
Southampton and Hamburg.
s,r..s.,, As,sr, Captain wisop sailed yssierdas Tor
Aspinwan
srsAssair Moar,se srAa Capt coursensy. seo yss'er
day for Havana ana New Orleans
s,r..ea ruos sw.rs The cargo or steamer Tnos swsnn
ssbore All psise Cape being snfed 90 TIE nssen s
int III The weather proved favorable wouin III " sA'co
in good order. rhe Tide Gibbs and nowsin her.
Bs,a AtrpRr ADAMS sunk IN tho Delaware. 20, oeen
"a ,sa ~ The suertr~s bow port ~ me zee
ssovpsd steam pump pieccd on board, end 80
Ncecscd would b- rssed ans taken 70 Fbhaoe'pn"r
as anerpocp. ft4 24s as
DAs BNio RayiH. Baltimore for. London 10 so'ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Jan. 23-6 p. M.

SATURDAY, Jan. 23-6 p. M.
The stock market was steady to-day. and the
transactions were large; but the general ist
showed . small falling % in prices. New York
Central sold at 1917. Erie 1857, Hudson River
l4o,1. Harlem again reached 80. Michigan South
ern was run up 10 500, Michigan Central went
down 10 1867, Reading ll61<, Pacific Mail 1879 and
TX better for ten days time. Illinois Central 1907
Cleveland and Pttsburg III. Rock Island ll9Hs
Toledo 1917. Gslena and Chicago ll4H. CumAer
land Coal SO. and Canton Company 3s1.. which 10
three per cent above the sales Of Friday.
Governments were nrm. the 6ve.twenties reach.
ing lo4. in,eres, on. and the regis,eredes Of 1881
cold for LOG.
Sterling exchange wss doll. and The bee, bills
cold al 10Y.
Tho cpo,a,ions AZ fbe soi6 exfta,c. % Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
Police lntsliigsnee

Al ExsssnvB IJGBT FIEGsRED OPERAnoN-Ms Leonard
Haskn, o. Baitooviie. Washipgsou county. N. =,
appeared sesss Justice Hogan ~ the Tombs yesterday
morning. and preferred complaint against Charles Rss,
senteel appearing young man, Who had been arrested
BY ocers Tey and Quackeubnsh Of the Third precinct
n appears that Mr. Hasklp was a. the Warren stfees
depot Of the Hudson River Railroad Company fcs the
pur pose Of taxing the for Albany While waiting 10
the crowd assembled outside the door, Mr. Haskio felt
Juggling at his pocket and turning around cav
the prisoner hastening from him. Mr. Haskip missed
bis pocketbook which subsequently, picked up by
citizen handed 70 officer Tlley The latter pursued
and arrested King. who had 10 bis possession forty
i've dollars 10 cash which WAS claimed by Mr
Haskin On examising the wallet u was found TO
contain two checks on city banks for 81 43S 80
The thief removed the money, and not being able 10
make the checks available threw them away King was
taken before Justice Hogan and locked up examna
offender. formerly from Boston
DANGEROUS STABBiN0 AFFAiR.-John Zine. residing ~
?2e West Thirty seventh street. dangerously stabbed
Friday nigb, during quarreI With Frederick Barton.
9 German Butcher The weapon used was butchers
knife ana after being separated Zine was found
stabbed IN i've different places The wounds. although
serious 10 their character aee not supposed 10 be fatal
Barton arrested by Officer Hougbtop, Of the Tween
teb precinct and taken before Justice Dodge who com
mlted dim 10 prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
Action for False Arrest.
IN5uREsFIN0 TO HoU6EKKEYHRs, METROPOLITAN
POLICEMEN AND CIrIzKNe GENERALLY.
eUPKnIon CoURT-0KNERAL fBnn

H5xREsTIN0 70 HoUsEKEEPnRs, hRTKoroIifzS
POLICEMEN AND CIrIzne GENERALLY.
eUPEaSon CoURT-GxNERAL TEAM.
Bsfcss Judges houcrief, Robsrtsoa aad Moasii-
An interesting ease tried 10 the above court lest
week. the result Of which important 70 houseksepers,
pelioemeb and eitisens generally. A domestic osDsd
Ellen Burns. appears, arrested 10 the month Of
Jolly. 1851 suspicion OF stealing about $500 worth Of
plate from Henry Erben. Of No. - West Thirty eighth
street, but discharged for want OF evidence. Tue
osse6t made al the instance OF Charles Erben the
500 OF Mr. Erben, and suit commenced against him
for false Imprisonment, the plaintiff laying damages
$4,000. After hearing considerable testimony and
,Shs Court decided In favor OF the defendant The
opinion delivered by Judge Robertson. who IN The
course OF bis remarks used the Following sanguage
do not 6nd evidence enough 10 impicate the defend
ant Esoen 10 the arrest He merely disclosed What be
knew, and only expressed an opinion that there was
enough OF suspicion against the defendant 70 have her ex
smiusd He did mol request urge any arrest but left
70 the ocer AZ the station house decide s pro-
presy Nor did be make any charge. Such onser sp-
pearedso exercise the authority given him BY Law Of A.
resting persons that he suspected. The plaintiff has
covered against the officer nominal damages which need
b iuterered With ana the complaint properly
dismissed against the defendant Erben.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
Cor0ner's Inquest.

BoAsSAS DROWNED Coroner Wndey held 90
quest body OF Michael Burns, boatman, recently
employed 90 board the canal Columbia lying al the
tool Of hurrss street North river Burns drowned
BY falling into the dock half past three O'Clock yes,er
day morning, while endeavorng 10 60 aboard Deceased
lived 10 Greece Monroe county New York where bas
left three sisters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

MAcERREl FISHERY or hAssAcBCsErrs.-Dur the year
1853 500 barrels Of mackerel inspected 10 Mas
and 260l threes From Gloucester the total humber
was 1853 ee7, little halt Boston. so, $50
Prov ipcetowp 81 1886 Weaoet 81 DS7 Cohasset $50
Newburyport 6.Se2 Rockport, 6,67l Dennis, 1881 10
1862 the whole number inspected was 260s64 Of which
Gloucester bad 116 1877 Provincetown. 22753 Wellheet
&c 43l, &c. The mackerel catch Of lass year the
largest epce 1852 GLOUCESTER Advertiser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

BOARD wAHrEp-rOR TWO CWLDRKr AND
- nurse The children and years ~
ples ality aud good nsrhbohood required wr
vas family 40 I'D be preferred, where they can hsss
comforts o. home. a3d FOR which liberal price ~M -
paid Address n. A =, Unoe square Poet ones
0S(l INWARD LOST. on sA1UnDAy k,s sn,,ss
4OU about O'Clock. t2s2 IN fvss tens 80 sws".sn
receive The above reward and the ihsnns o. ns
leaving u " uh Mr. u n. Chaplin. Dine esvnss o~"- =
mel nf Canal and yarlrh strealA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
THE EVENING EXPRESS CASE.

rss Parsuership DiMcuity FalAy venti-
iassd-Whas the Position OF Financial
Eaitor Is Worsh-lnseressinG Amdavit
Of stephen +. Clarh-He Charges the
Broohses with Inserting 0ratSfsous
Advertisements. and Complains chat
sae Herald and Other Loyal Papers
Arc Making Money. while the Express
xs Going Down-Hts Remembrance
Against the Mismanagement OF the
Coacern, and Call for the Books TO
Verify HIS statement-Ltveiy Discus-
sion Between Mcssrs. MCkeon and
Cram-The Court Decides that she
Books shall be Examincd, sc.
COURT OF CoAAos PLEAs-CHAsRERs.
Before Judge Cardozo
Jan - The case OF Stephen ] Clark against jspee
. Eras.us Brooks on again to-day Mr. smythe 'bs
for the defence opened the ball BY stating Anal
she motoo the par. Of the defence was an application
Tar stay Of proceedings pending ibe oeesoD " no
Court OF Appeals The plaintiff claimed 70 be tbe cwo'
- ooe s1ih OF the New York Erpr0s while tie deicoo
show that only bad ope.sniD OF 'wotD"oe
interest the concern The defendants eiam 'nA' -.
carH wolfe acting IN The capacity OF money editor was
enabled by his ledge OF stocks 70 roaze shs sum
sosty thousand dollars Nov the defendants clam that
s>ee orsz thousand dolars resu Of operations 10
rsocLs are oar, OF the Of Toe Eps and should
DO divided equally among all the partners when
she sale taEes place. From the order OF Judge
Hton who referred the 20 ex Judge Boaworth
ns referee the defendants appeaied md now they
anxious thai the stay Of proceedings which has been
granted shall contnue during The tendency Of the matter
hsore the Court Of Appeals The then read the
OF The defendants IN reply to the allegations
tanned In the AFFIDAVIT OF Mr. Clark also the order Of Judge
blton directing ihe sale and referring tho matter 70
Judge Bos worth 10 determine In what IL should
JAKE place and concluded by urging the co0tsnuat,on OF
Ihe stay OF proceedings
Mr. Cram, the part OF tho plaintiff said he would
read extract from Mr. Clarks afndavit, Jan
10, which would toexpain matters he then read
lhc following extrnct.-
nod the said deponent further says that eince Iho be
ginning VI tho 1861 aud 10 consequence dep0Deu
believes OF the political course OF the New York Epre,
ef It's editors tho sad defendants the advert sug
Of said paper has very much fallen or and thai
the following the actual casb receipts from adve<
iiu tke 1883 1859 1860 1861 and 1862 respec
ilveiy. VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
Wov1nsnss 40 General Cartis-rh. r~..
Weaeber ON ths Plains.

I&AvnwoHTH, Jan i9. lt61
General Csns win be publicly welcomed here ey a.,
Loyal Leagsss Of Uolop citizens He sdveo, bere 70
kslled With much eptbaeasU
Over 500 900 worth pr,oeriy and many lives wcr.
Doet By The ood weather The plans The scvsromos,
freNbi train b still detained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

We give some furtbef extracts from journals
showing the condition Of the money market iD
their respective localities. The Cincinnati papers
OF the 10th inst. say
The closepess 10 the money market continues. and
good paper abundant the street a 10 IL per cent
10 consequence Of tne coscness Of the money market
and some Of the banking houses sold 70 day a par
Government contractors Oil about - large place among
the applicants ever, and those who operating
and holding provisions stl have TO keep. where Dor
~ ALL pretty large line and doubtless viii uu
the market can be unoaded OF portion OF the heavy
the bankers that The volume OF currency Increasing
. moderate pace
The Chicago Post Of the 18th says:-
The day closes extremely tight money market :
bat there is look for increased activity 10
they will be able 10 large amount OF bills
cevabe into available funds, and thereby much
relieve the market from IT'S sringency The dc
mand tor Eastern exchange 10 active. and market nrm
With short supply The banks buying the
counter al one 9th 10 onequarter. and selling 81
OF one per cent premium
The Boston Traveller Of Friday contains the
following:
The demand for money fully equal 70 The supply
this forenoon. without change from the previous
OF interest for and dIscounte either the
banks or 10 the open market
The Milwaukee papers Of the 18th report as
follows
The stringency IN the money market stili continues
The rates OF exchange are. buying Al and selling
At per cent premium. Gold New York 59h per cent
premium Brokers paying here 81 for gold and IS
so per cent premium for silver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

-tl97 900 was received for customs.
The shipments Of gold today we're compare.
lively light The steamship City Of London, for
Liverpool. TOOK DOT s26o, l27, and The Testonia.
for Hamburg carried out only $1,000. Total.
$3.50, e27.
The steamship Glasgow. for Liverpool on Thurs.
day. fooh out $50 900 in specie.
The total value OF the importateps other than
dry eoocs at this por, during be week ending
January ~ was "a, 800, 342
u Ia reported that large quantities Of cotton are
Tying along tbe borderr Of Mississ,pp, end Ten.
ncssee awaiting the remoysI Of Secretary Chases
restrictions 10 bring on 70 The Northern marhet.,
Every bale Of THE cotton is equal 10 ttres hehdrcd
aud afts dollars Va gold aud the Secretary " The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
lR wIsrARs RALsax or Wild cngRRv.
~ DR. WlsIARs EAt.sAM or WILD CURRY.
DR wIsrARs BALekN az WILD CliEnWy,
p ps wsI.s ss ssissss o oy VIII VIII cfms
pR wIsfAE's B.LsAN OF WILD cnERaf.
osE 90 rnE oLpEsr
sSD Uosr RgLIAsLe RESsp,Es
an tns woRLp roa
couoBa colos wnooPiSo couon. BRon.
cuIris DIFFICULTY ov BREATHING
AsfUsA noRsESEss. sohs
rBRoar GROUP. AND
EVERY AFvEcTIoS
op rms rBHosr LUNGS AND cREsr
roe SALE sy
JP piSssoRB. No ssi srusc~ay New yosh.
sw FOWLS . CO. 80 y rreIos, sues, Boston.
Ap1 b. ~ drussIsis
ERysiPELAs. ERysirELAs -rnousArDs oE rNw
~ sons have been cured b, using Madame LRwks-
BERG'e Pastries Dc Florence and willing 70 i~rsJy 40
the above Al refsons soneripg from the ranfa' con-
should them For sale by AZ dfuggst>
and perfumsW.
CoLpIERs CALL AND LOON AT TnE RIDGswoon
- Smokn Case. compact putatle. fr the I~ShsA esa-s
tainng sserytning desrshle-rip. stem mahn. .sa.s.r
end tobacco NeihinK sss es ,oat ase sea somfoe
IN camp The march rrl -. an f0rrshsa - sasso@r
sy'es ~ % - once s1 bsoad~a. ,osser q ossrH
street. view rcrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

The financial condition .ef che new State Of west
Virginia 10 very encouragiuG. Unlike most Of Me
other States wien they first assumed The power 10
manage their own AFFAIRS. she has not commeocse
the borrowing system and ssddled herself with
debt that would require half her resources 10 pay
the interest on; but she has KEEP. her expenses far
below her revenue. and has Q very satisfactory
balance exhibit. Governor BoreEan. 10 HE annual
message. says the treasury accounts since the 10th
Of June 1868. the date OF the Organization Of the
State. foot up as foilovs:-
HeCeptS.. 1joo, hSc
Expenses 81 as
Balance Jan 1864 S7oe os3
The following figures show the total circulation
and securities OF the banks Of Illinois the 18th
Of January. 1864 =
illinois per cent bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 2asIse
United States per cent bonds 80. ....... 5000
North Carolina por cent bonds ............ 1000
Total securities 81 49, e9
Circulation ..................s... Oe5 ,s31
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
W K. LATlhER, Preaching oncsy.
fkANCI6 b. ELLISON, Chplalp.
= y SHAW CommsIdtr
sAML LOCKWOOD. Commander.

n. 0oopsIs, Judge Advocsle
Upon . revision Of the record In the case The npous
end sentence ~ tbe court bsve been approved The
oHs0css Of which the accused ctsd, when CON-
mstted W time Of war, are made pubiebabe by the
fv The better government cf the navy, BY death, o.
escb Other pun shment ae court marital shall adudee
Al ocsr could net vol be convicted o. cdeBees
derofatovy W bH professional character. more ,n
perstvey requiring AZ example 81 severe punishment
10 ocosideraftoD however, Of The facts stated The
veoomnopdatCD Of tbe court, and ~ other mitigating
circumstances which appear 10 The case The Prcsldept
has been pleased 70 yield c Ire appeal 70 bic cemoDcy
and 70 mitigate tbe punishment awarded 10 suspension
f,o rank and doy for three jean, The 0rss ss mouths
of w said term without pay
lsetkenaDi Commander Law VIII accordingly be con
sdersd ~ 10 euepcnded from this date
G'pFoa wgIiEs, Secretary ~ the Nssy
Bgtsar, ds Jan ~, 1894
Zoo unh'd f,stss ssocpol war lro sIlaf 70 dey Cor
Hampion Roaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Nominal value Of securities circulation eit7 272
The strike Of the engineers on the Pittsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad has been
settled. and the trains will commence running
again on Monday morning, the 25th inst.
The Albany and Schoharie Railroad. which went
into operation 10 September last, reports the fol-
lowing uross arnount Of earnings -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-11
Order for Proof of Will.

SsTATE OF WISCONSIN Mantowoc County.
- s.. Probate Office Oct 3Ist, A. D. 1864
IN the matter of the Proof and Probate OF the
last will al d ties ameEt of Carl Her eel. de-
ceased, late Of tie county of Mauitoxoc.
Where's, an Instrument in writing, purUort.
ing to be the lat will and testament of Carl
HcIsel deceased, late Of the county of Manito-
voc has been fled in this office and whereas.
application has been made by Christine Hensel,
praying that the same be proven and admitted
to probate according to the lava of this State {:
Their cfore, il is ordered tina. said application
be heard before NE at the Probate Office in the
village Of Aanitow0c, III said county, on ahe
fifth day of December, A .. 1854, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. And it is further ordered that
notice shall be givon to all persons interested
in said will of the time aud place Of said hear
ing, by publication in the Mantowoc Pilot, a
newspaper printed in said county, for three
successive weeks, once each week, prior TO the
time of such hearing. By the Court,
HENRY S. PIERPoNT, County Judge
Dated Manitowoc, Oct lat 1864.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-11
SH eTiN s sale.

Circuit Coart-Manitowoc county, Wis. s
NJ. Campbell against Franklin A. Scofed, aud
hary H. Scoheid, his wife, defendants
In pursuance aud by virtue of jud .ment OF
foreclosure and sac made and entered in the
abovc-enttled action on the 9th day Of June,
1864, L shall expose for sale and sell at public
auction, at the Court House in the village Of
Manitowcc and county OF Manitowoc, on the
ith day OF October, A. ID. 1864, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, the real property
and mortsaSed premises directed oy said judg-
ment TO be sold, and thei ein described as fol
lows, TO Wit:
Inc north west quarter of the north cast
or ofthe northeast qr.of the northwest or of Sec,
number eight (6), in Township number nine
teen l9J north of Range number twerty-oue
III east, cont ming eighty acres, more or less,
according to the official plats of survey Of said
lands IN the Office of the Secretary of State.
IRA p. SMITH, Sheriff
CARTER, PlTTIS Il DAVIS, Prf's At.'~
Dated Sheriff oHca, Aug. Il, 1884
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-11
Wanted +!
Money! Money !!

ITO LOAN on good security. Inquire over
i W. q. Horns store.
G. BoYSTOS.