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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-01
Charles City, Iowa, Sept. I, 1864.


For Supreme Judge,
C. C. COLE, of Polk County.
For Secretary of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware County.
For Auditor Of State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County
For Treasurer of State,
WIN ii. HOLMES, Of Jones County.
For Register State Land Office,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY, of Fremont county
For Attorney General,
ISAAC L. ALLEN, of Tama County.
For Presidential Electors at Large,
C. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines County
WIN. 7. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-01
BORN,

In this village, on the 23d ult., son to
Sanford HARDWOOD, ESQ
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-01

On motion of Joseph lIobson, of
Fayettc county, the Convention adj
iourncd till l O'Clock i. NJ. 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

r. LUMBER, DRY 0ooDs &c.-Jos. Broker
has on hand large supply Of choice lum.
Der, which lie will sell at rates mentioned
in his advertisement. He has also fine
stock Of dry goods, groceries, too's and
shoes, Sc, which he will sell at low prices.
Mr.. Broker is one Of our oldest merchants,
and win offer Good terms to those trading
! with him.
PLows.-It will readily be admitted that,
plows of home manufacture can be pur
cha cd to better advantagsthan those made
abroad. Especially is this tho case when
terms are offered such as those contained in
the advertisement Of N. I.ahr. Call at his
shop and examine his stock of the various
kinds manufactured by himself.
HIGHWAY RoEEERY.-A correspondent Of the Press
writing from Shakopec under date Of the 18th, gives
the following particulars:
man from near Washington Lake, in Carver Coun-
ty whose name VIC did not learn, was robbed this
morning on the road leading from Chaska to Saint
Paul. Of eleven hundred dollars in gold and sixty dol
lars in silver, by two armed men, whom he met in
tho road t~
He came right to this place rs socn as possible and
got assistance to so and hunt the rascals lie des-
cribed them wearing soldiers overcoats but could
not say whether they had any other U. 5. clothing
on net.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

ARRlvED.--Mr. Frank Staples, Of the
First Regiment, came up last night, as did
some Of the men who enlisted at Laugola.
The other St. Cloud boys will be up in
few days.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

- VIZ are indebted to Rev. D. Tice for the
Methodist Almanac for 1864, and the Min
utes Of the Minnesota Annual Conference
Of the NJ. E. Church, held at Hastings,
1868. Both are publications Of interest,
especially to members of the denomination.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

Brown and BeacAed Muins Ticking Hickory
Fiannels Linen and Worsed Damask Domestic and
Lancaster Ginghams, Philip Allen
Merrmac
raa Ribbons Back and Figured silks BrGeades ch Gobe's
Dlaines Scotch F1aids Alpacas,
French Corses, Ladies Vests (suk and worsted)
Dimty RuMing,- Plain Fancy ,andaa
the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
TTIES!IGNIETIlICAL RECORD.
Reported week!y expressly for tie DEMOCRAT
BIZ & Enrln.t Dyur0ist

TO CONSERVATIVES.
Consunptiye sufferers will receive a valuable PIE.
scrpion for the cure of Consumption, Asthma Dron-
chitis, and oil Throat and Lung affections, rec OF
charge,) by sending thoic address to
Rev. f. A. WILSON,
2S:6t Niliiaasburgh, Kings Co.. New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

For 1rAuo,-A number of the citizens
Of Little Fails, among others Robt Hamil-
ton, the present Postmaster, Mr. Furgus,
Mr. Gravel, the latter with their families,
propose leaving for Idaho in the Spring.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.

q To CoRRssPoSDExrs.-As communication
from TX. Y. r. is declined for reasons
9, which will be stated. - ~ ~,.r,z..>
II 4 Soldier whoever no is, will under
stand that We take no notice Of anonymous
letters. .. So. II. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

MovISa IlousEs.-Houses from Sank
Rapids, Granite City, and all directions in
the country are being moved into town.
either entire or in pieces. This is caused
by the great demand for dwellings,, and the
scarcity Of lumber
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

Books.--Etrs. Martha Darncll is agen:
fortwo books, Daring and Suffering, and
A Yankee Prisoner Loose in Dixie Both
are tales of the war, fully illustrated and
contain over 2S0 pages each.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

: New SroEE.-J. 0 Mcdonnell & Co.,
lately Of Anoka, have opened store in this
city, Que door above Tobey's, on Washing
ton avenue.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

NE " AID REFRESHMENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

EOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE via NEws
l. PORT aud FALL RiNER.-Ihe splendid ard sapsr3
syery TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, "
oslsox D. l. and thu EMPIRE STATE, Capt braytsn q
irsna Pier Ns. North River
Hereafter no rooms viii be REGARDED ,sosrcd 10 any syye
cant nB,ii ,os ssrs ssrb nave eeen psii for.
brsifsl Fostou prw3eu through with dispak11
by sn L press Freign, Tram. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

In sstr ush standard Of taste. The urrit Ia gouu
car and People know IL he so bnt abe pn.o"c"t""
Ocn in D seed upon by pera,t selling mirror s'i'r
calling VI, IN baitleiis. lhc peOlo Deed Information,
srca Icy ON only o,ni1 vs. attending hibch''u. ~
oniinyS aDd fiui h0vs. l'cl4r 10 n etr',. ~
deceive irsiead Of iustiucing zoe leore ne our,
Ion Cehoa iuiogioT polT l. 0tcn ~. - '
o.ly under tie of Bartlett. Peope he.d Y" " va
ucatsd ~ tho 'Je nd tSle. You nay Giye nan p,
b. pogsnB nAHiIBg 10 some oho'ec. ""l hI""n ~ =
!l,d a..aWaid the o.or hg. naming IL si.
acknowledged rfiicr. aad If lis tns'o a III a. 40
icl the tyu caves VIII taste 81 Lam He'""'"e '" Wv
CD urCtcf OF The Two surts nnHe;l a., III,
OF import. strae berries there axe t'I! e g,. od
rive Satisfaction 10 ordinary crln'r"' ~, - 90
mucb III, niior sumncr and WhtoE VI 'noso 20
succrcd bert IN field culture. DO wVu.u n-nio 81 - Lo
,tna hLd 10 CoNstiuto. No ioieisn sNe ~, - ,
50, been imp req that oah contuie = l'n r,
iniive scrts TOR hardness Hnu wv. u 80 ,,,i
pfnyerielits luay be nude ~ ny i,in'nb "e t,c i
r,,,,-n s,ris and hy cfrefDl Selection ana i~pi".su
rrlt et,,,r Uo had tiled 800 Soiis' ana in."d . "
~, -, thom NEEDED too much nufsinB ne -
.trpvbe, ~ soil " caTbonac"os rhch us "'ou' ''
a. ~ ,,iniug ullnuic such a. Euaho, IN so' require,
- ,i .o,i IA cucd Nue. charcoal dust ald o.! ca
oye, az, r,od manure TO- srfw teTiies. Eohro SUI
ar,on.bcd work tho soil Two feet deep ara NIX ihe
,,po. -, cou,pprt vita Ito top soil foI he1o pion
80, :, b.nil de.py and harrow Ia compost Iet US iah
ar In ,Iuut how 10 improve sirnwbcr Jos.
Nm X PEiNcB snid that the straw berry plnnI "ns
Gpu Through range u 90. which u more e4lcASi'e
Flogrf D.sfgrs VIII [, DISCUSSED by James Eogg. at
tho next meeting. and subsequently, Mir. FRINGE Is ~
"A 10 a. essay Oh Strawberries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
sonsrurvo ABOUT ruk RBpgL CIV. JENKINS

SOMETHING ABOUT THB REBEL CgN. JENKINS.
--1Ae WaeeiisS. Va) IsisHiSnesr soysi Surgeon,
at Coyds Mountain, Pulaski County. after tho recent
tgt at that place arrived Ia t.s city yesterday, hay
ing come y way Of Richmond. Dr. Graham attended
upon the Rebel Con Jenkin8 nsr be WAS wounded, anI
Gmpuatod las arm ut the ghou.dor but In consequence
OF luck of attention q lack Of competency on the
part OF The Rebel surgeons. hsmoirhase took place,
nnd Jonkihs died. DIR. Graham was sont Tor second
tme just before jenkins died aud had long eony0rsa.
tiun with him. Like Old Fnistan ho 'babbed o green
fields. and spoke OF his early youth spent upon THO old
homeatoad on the banks VI he OHIO ne regretted That
tie va had ever COMMENCED ard said he had oil along
hoped that TIC unhappy difficulties would DC settled tat
be might retire nom strife ana resnue hl' peaceful
life upon the banks OF the grand old Ohio lie was shot
in lie early payI OF the nsageinent. Dr. Graham says
the conduct Of The Rebel Gen. John Morgan that VI
the rufian. Morgpn permitted his men to dslnlor the
bodies Of Union scrs and strip them ol their clothing
and Morgan hiI self ncully stole and app,oyi lated 70
lis own U.s. ne b.ke, end oh.cid,h worn bJ DR. Ora.
lam"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
ERIE RAILWAY. Passenger Trains lssa

LNRIE RAILWAY. --Passengef Ira4ns Is&H
~ a. follows. va;
a. M, Express for Busso-
Ia H., EGprass for Cleveland drec, via A. y. W. ~
e.G a. NJ Min. d,ly. 'or Utnvile-
49, ~, Mail tor busals.
p. ~, Way for O,i.vils Sew5ursh, snd W,svnsk
sp ~. Nisht Erprs. Saturday. end ssndsys cssssss4
for buptirk Buhsio bc
sp ~ III sh,nink E1pres. daily. for Dsniirk RssSss>A
CansndasuA 20 Ga Saturdays ths vain vii run 70 bSts8
eoiy
ID. ~. Eniyrsss, for Duntrk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
SPEED, AND COMFORT.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEf,

~ hou, foot Of counlandts,, coEpeetag at Eauv<ss
Junct Ton With Dos~efs kacksgsnos and Veserr Ra',oes
Eaton With Lehigi Valley Railroad ard s eoss.
oas. forming direct Loe 10 fI,st Hrss md tas as "
GkEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

Va PORTArON COMPANY, for BOSTON ys GL1l
TON kEV.LONBOs, SrOSIhGrON. PRUVIDEkCA
aRWPORT TAUNTON and NEW BEDFORD-iss spss2
did siralers COMMONWEALTH and PLY MOUTH Aid
viii leave Pier No. u, North River foot Of CeartlsaJt -
DIZZY le1csyt jundsy) ct D. M
F,sight taken ow by any other line: Once Il Co
E,,~.Yort Nov. T. pes 81. n. sINoas Asss&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
PORTRAIT or A LADY" Vt. II.
FUBSEiS, III.

without any comparison the best picco OF
portrait painting In tie room, but not as thoroughly to
our ri1d IS last years remarkable work By ibe
hand. Bow pleasant " feel that III posssssue such
portrait e. tits, Jon have s0msthing whose intrinsic
excellence vii mike il precious those who never
knew Il face the painters cunning has fixed here IN
loved that face have passed away when ste horss has
gone TO brighton some other wotd-strsngers' hands
viii sta CHERISH her image and tie memory Of her
,hsni' to tic painters sk shall hold i1 place longer
than memory IS wont IN this LuIrs.ns world.
We kno" q por.rat-hou laaLy unhappy victims
VIII symphiro With ns--lhat makes ono 81 miaor
Domestic missries Dono by fmous hand and paid
Tor at Iate p,OpotlOAed 10 tie ard "a reputation it ia
too bad % be seeBbas cost 100 much to be- commtI~d
TO tho garrct Spasnodic efforts are yearly made 10 sell
IL " The rsgman. TO use 1t mat to palm or upon
the children fine thing FOR their playro0rn TO pre-.
sent Il % tencs vhosc e cnon forfhc subject exceeds
their senstvenoss to works Of art Auis IN vain. II
csnrot he Pot rid Of II permanently depresscs tho
household exc'tes gloomy ihoushs n cheerful minds
and Oh attempts to treat ii viii eYy. aud ake okes
at its expense. fl dead In It's s-pnchra presence
young. Coy pretty woman Is TIN. Ianshgured and has
become grim s.oiacrln. lis well enough to laugh
while life st is sweet for her sharing II with "a bnt
what cruel wrong would ,boee to hon she is dear
feel they lad suffered Vi The hands Of The caIaen WHO
painted il, were sac TO leave us ana we lca With 70
Other record Of her.
From any tpch misery this small in seeming great
an reality those who are happy enough TO SIR.
fu-- esss Keen ey6or character vs. fne snte ofco'or
lis sGniul peaci. Gne amply suge Of IN escape. MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
NEw.YoRE & NEw.HAyEN RAILRolS
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1861. COMMENCING MAY ., 1854 ~
Passenger Station IN Newiork s-tht and a -
Entrancs sith-st


TRAINS Lave NEN-lORk:
For New haven. I. (EIA ll.So H. l2.Is (ELk S8
f." Brilseport. : tEsI n:s e. ~ i2.is Tz-l. -
tFrl. $50 $50 and fFr) D. IT,
Fer Milford and STAFFORD l. u 20 a IN 3.e. s-coP.
For Fairfield Southport and Werp0r !. h',o NJ ~
s;30pm a.,
ROT NorvAl, l. 9.59 HAD r- i2;ls (EI.h 800 ,xas
Fcs D.rlsa ai Grssawich. :. $50. ll:3o s. H.; So. 10
FOR 6rssnwch 10 1880 m. $50. t:co $50 esonA
FOR Stanford :, Er.l s'1n il;S a "a ls:l5 tEA-hf
fkr), $50 40. b.)o. san tET.)
For por Chester aud intermediate stations $3.50 li;E
H. $3.50, 49, $3.50. $50, p. -
CONNECI.aS TRAINS.
Tor Boston via spfn.Gsld H. Kali lEs-h ~ -
For Boston VIA shore Line, l,!5 (frl ? =.
", Hartford and sphnsield slELh il:-"A mt atIsA
3;5y m. - ,,o, .
FER Ceaneecu. River Railroad ga "a. tHx) ni9o1 ~
yar H.r.era noyiaspse ana gshhnl Rsiissad, lx<&
II 20 a. -, ,r,x
o. IN. lg.ls 3 Q ?. N.
For Cans. Rniiaal is.i5 p. m. 10 N5rthsInYsoa
For Hoo a,onio Railroad. 8. M ?. H.
For Naasasnek RAILROAD, a N. p Is
For Daneury ard NoEw<k Railroad 80 g. irDr~
Comnodious Sleeping Cars attached 20 = H. trAns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
uUpsoN RIvFR kAILRoAp.-For Az

i 4 BANy sgd TROY CONNECTING was TAAiSn
NORTH and WEST. Trains lsays:
FROM Chamherist From 1sis.
Express, SUI 10 M and 727, losl a III, and $f1su4
4snd p. ~ t:Zs M
Troy md Albany with sleep il.o2
ing carl. 10 y. m.
Rhnsbsck liam. p. ei22 ?. m.
fcuE.NecItlr 1rsir, l. m, e:2c m, adm p n.
sud p. N.
PcekskI rain, AIS p. M t;sT p. m.
slug Sing lraiu, 1880 - T:31 ard atf, and III
~, spd5:l5 p. m. Pm
IsnJtowa Ifa.n, $40 aad SO ant 7;2' I.
y.
Ca Sundays, At CO .. N. rom Sch street
Tickets nay b. procured FL any u tie ofss Of Wehsce
r1pTess Ia NrvN OK al hrooklyn, ard Baggage chects<
the oil points the road AID 20 Saratoga Srrass
NORTHERN Il. r., OF JERSEYS
IN Trims leave jersey City FOR Piofmsat ss s.u
4: 10 p. IN, AID Tho . - H., -
= y y. ~, tarlu u 10 Non-cy
TnOs. ". DENARgsr. sureriAi.atesk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
RAIy WATER.

NJ. BonIFRRg reports to the French Academy OF
Sciences his roseafcheI an he chemical oomposon OF
rlin water collected at lsrrnt nights made ~ 'e Cd
seryniory Ol SGhtHsi om which II appears lEht more
Immortal wns found In wuicr which fcn 10 the ground
than in that collected on tho tower Of the Observatory
o. nc Other baud. mOie ultic ngid waSi ri'd ~ ire
wateT 80 ghi O. tower haD iH that Btleied heoN.
III. titmlc.I eNnmaatiHn oi r.in wuioI y an easy
method " proving tie yitiat9n q tic a,mosotere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

IL ARRANGEMENT Leaves New York, Jszss-.'ty -
3Ws,. EssRiysf for GFseupor sar H,rb tisAPou. tY
sts For Greenpert, kiyerEest. fsphA,k and Lsk<
hqd at O. and ~ For l.lip. bsbyoa sa fsrf
n;dl'e 4 tn end DO spd 5:3o p For Syosss3
TO- - O and % ttss cccnsc FOR Cold oprLH
Oyster Bay, s.d luniisan For hemPsiosd jamaica -
Wighrd y rsd u. % snd js' - and 50 ? d.
Sunday EXCURSION TRAIN - Lssves jrhs, EsA
Rive at 3.3o u of Eivsiieaj stopping Il al saters -
ce lea patssi nd Syos- Etsur Tickets for tbs rel
., ncegced rates. A. REAsOhtR superin-G5~r&
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

email sales q Manila NJ 81 40, Guatemala AZ % Is
e. 80, cpsh, and isersal at 81 Is.
laos Scotch pig quiet, but nrm, at $50 oS5. 200
tons American soid at sos a $40
LlMsKR-we sales OF AGO 900 feet Eastern spruce
and ptne at So 60 $2a.
LA1ns were quiet but nrm st 81 rs
MorAssxs I'VE note Of $40 bbs. New Orleans At
81 49, and 900 bbs. Cuba In bond on terms not made
prraolxun.-Receipts, 2sos hbls The market vas
trely nominal sTIlc 9oc. Tor bonded, aud 92hc
CSC for ee The great strngehcy 10 the money market
bohers spec1isors grestiy aud put stop to their
operou 1000 bbs crude sold at $50 the spot, and
5sc Ter all the month
beef and bss do lard Tue pork market was dull and
decidedly low err sales OF 500 bbs $40 for moss,
$40 $46 for do. closing ~ 2 $40 for prime,
and SAL prime mess aso 200 bbs. new meas, de-
liverable July o. at $40; 760 bbs do for July at
SAT- 20 S4s, and 500 b6ols do ior August. buyers
op ion at Ss7c $4sc The beef market moderately
active with sales OF 800 bbs at Si6 $l6
try mess 50 $40 for country prime, $40 e2S for
packed pess, and SIS $50 for extra do Prime pess
beef quiet and nominal Beef hams were duf and
unchanged Cus meals we're quiet and steady as
market quite active, but lower; sales 800 bbls and
boxes al 2oc 2lc. Butter Was steady S3c. &0c for
Ohio and SIC 43c for State. Cheese WAs In fair re-
quest at lSc. . 2sc. for common 70 prime.
SUGAR.-Raw sugars were In moderate demand and
nrmer with sales Of o6s hhds Cuba muscovado. ranging
from q 70 10 c., and $50 hhds Cuba In bond pr
vate terms Rened were quite active and nr ct prevou
quotations.
sALr-Ihs market was quite active and arm. with
gales OF 800 bushels Cadx private terms, and zoos
sacks Ashtons at IS 26 . s. So
Sriczs -We quote sale OF 900 bags pepper In bond
al II ,sc.. and 100 do. in bond at 17ssc
WHIsKEY Receipts, Alb bbls. Market duh and heavy
sales 700 bbls at 81 70a n
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, July I3-B T. II.
AsHxs.--Recepls, I32 bbis Market scarcely 50 firm,
with worry moderate business
observation-disclosures 9545 bbls. -four, Gal bbs aud
$50 bags meal 90 bushels wheat 1854 do. com.
34a92 do OATS and $500 do. malt The pr SELL
account the srlngency Of the money market, led
further reduction OF &c. Soc per bb In prices OF -four
day, with comparatively small business. The pie
thoa Of money along back enabled spectators 10 up
prices iDcrdnately but they unable carry their
heavy that they obliged pay erormous
for Temporary accommodation hence heirressurc
10 sell consequent break down prices Al close
there were no buyers at outside quoat ns 10 eg
feet ar &c sales further decline would have been
ssry sales IS OcO bbls stete and Western 600 South
ern, aud 900 Canadian. Rye -four and meal were
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

First Hea..--The the favorite at hundred
to eighty Crocheron had the pole and took tho lead at
the start going around the upper turn length in front
AT the qusrter poe in forty seconds, he length and
half ahead Tie was about the distance in front
at the ha mile POLE in 1o0 On the lower turn the geld
ing opened the gap and the hcmestretch he beat the
mare nicely aud came home winner by six lengths in
ga. The mare broke up at the distance stand.
Second Hea..-One hundred to thirty the. geld.
ing. He took the lead the turn and led one
length to the quarter POLE, in forty seconds. Going
down the backsire.ch the carried him to break
and went in front, leading two lengths to the hai-ms
pole, in 81. Crocheron recovered, aud trotted
rapidly after the mare, carrying her of her ee aud
passing the tnreeqCarter pole length In front. lie
Kept steadily at his work, and won the beat by three
lengths. la 46L.
THIRD Hea.Crocheron broke up aimost soon es the
word given, and the mare lei him two len sths
around tie upper turn At the quarter poie, in orty-
two socends the geding was a: her wheel. Tho mare
broke the bacstre;ch aud Crochercn went 10 front
and led three cugths the half mile p,c Ia l:25 The
had cut her quarter badly, besides tearing So
shoe, aud she almost came to stand Tho gclding
ten lengths ahead at the three arier pole; but he too
must have met With somc accident for he came home
very !anlc, making the heat in 261.
Cardinal and Minnie will trot match for 81 coo this
afternoon az tie Fashion Course.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
OhlfnarY.

THox4s DUNLAP Esq, an old aud much respected msn.
ber OF the Philadelphia bar, died on the llth inst Mr.
Dunlap belonged TO the old school Of Philadelphia law
vera When Mr.. Nicholas Biddle resigned from the
Presidency Of the Bank or tho United states, short
tme previous 70 its failure In 1870, Nc Dunlap was
elected by the directors TO succeed him.
Brgadier General s. A. RIoE died his homo In 0ska-
loosa, Iowa. the 9Th inst. from the objects o. wounds
received and exposure ia General Steeles expedition.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

chsndse exclusive Of specie from this port during last
week wss 81, ,Sss, sss.
The securit, Insurance Company, with view 70 In
crease It's capital 81 600 900. win open on Friday s
subscription books 1000 shares a $50 each, the
present stockholders having prior claim 70 the new
stock Al rsr.
Tho Metropolitan Insurance Company win pay, on
demand semiannual dividend Of Eve per cent. free Of
tax.
becroton Fire Insurance Company have declared q
dividend Of I've per cent free OF government tax and 70
serve, after paying said dividend surplus OF S4s o0o
this being the result OF their 1rst years business.
The Arctic Fire Insurance Company will pay, on do
mand semi annual dividend Of Eve per cent free o'
tax.
The Mariners Savings Bank will pay iu dividends
July 81.
The following comparative statement shows the aver.
condition of the lending ifems of tha Ibadaph!a
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

.ibs wheat market vas ec ioc lower and dun sales
for amber Jersey, end 81 s6 for whi,o Michigan
Rye and barley were neglected. Corn Was dull and
lower sales 20 900 bushels, at 81 90 for Western
mixed. and 81 % for new Southern yellow. oats were
dali ct CSC a 81.
Roors AND SHoEs.-The market was unsettled, but
holders were very Arm. Tho nominal raleS are fol-
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
The Turf.

UNION COURSE. l.. I.-TR0PrINd.
wEoyEsDAr. July 49, Match 81, 600, mile heats bas!
three in five.
Al. Abrams named b. g. Toe Crocheron.. ........
II. woodruff named br. m Lizzie Somerindyke.. q 2
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

The averages the past week show Agenera contraction
or the leading The loans were essened $500 42
the specie tho legal tenders $32s l93 and thede
posits sss2 ss2 There was increase OF slS3,s93 Of
circulation.
LOUIS Alton and rerrs Hauts Railroad during the Hrst
ave months Of the present year. compared with tho
eaipta for the sarue time in laaS:-
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

FRnsHs were dull To Liverpool. 900 bbls -FOUR
Is; 100 tons ogwoed lis; $50 bales hemp, la. Cd.
por Deatra 60 bhds. talow lbs ana psr steamer 500
chests tea, s0s and 900 boxes cheese 40s To Lon.
dou, per neutral, 500 hbds tobacco, ass 400 bbs.
flour. ls Ca and 30 tons OIL 2s. ID. To Glasgow, per
neutral 10 tons OIL 25s To Antwerp 500 bbs. our 2s.
10 Hamburg 30 TINS measurement goods, los. An
Italian bark wa chartered Cork for ORDERS excluding
west cass, OF ireland, 1900 bushels whoat Ut aa
Prussan brig same voyage 13 900 bushels wheat (cnar
tered % the other sde about IA Cd Dutch schooner
SINE voyage 2.10O bags coffee, 25s Dutch brig, 70
Cork Or fam nth for orders. 5000 bags coffee 25e.
British bsrk, 70 tke clyde, cargo sugar 22s Cd.
Cork for orders sugar 25s or II 70 the
continent, 27s Cd An Austrian brig 270 tons TO Per.
Eambuco with privilege Of Bahia and another port In
BrszH and back f60o A British schooner liz tons 20
g. Jobn, r. H. aud back, 81 soo baf gold and one SO
tons, 20 windward island, 9oc por bbi
fElraERs.we note sale Of 800 lbs pure Western a.
o0c cash.
FsH.--The market was active and HYmes for dry
cod sales COO quintab Georges Bay At 81 rs
~ 60-au Increase Of Csc. per quintal Hackercl
fair request ~ tl7 at11 so for No L. s12 s4 for No
2, and % 20 $40 for No O. Herrings were quiet. but
nrm
tsuu--we note furthessaes Of 2.o0o bags Brazil nuts
sp l. BY auction, ITO boxes Sicily oranges 81 90
ST. ard $40 boxes DO at SS 90 s so also 251o boxes
lemons nj 81 10 81 20.
xr-fho sales include o5o bales Al lsc and $40 do
At 2lc s2lk cash.
ss,so-iSs saiss we're 10 ohssts Madras y q asK: