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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

TIE ABOLITION PARTT.--The Anti
Slavery Society has passed f'eM the con
troll Of Garrison into that Of Phillips,
Pillshury & Co.-the most radical Of thr
radical abolition infidel section Of. the old
abolition party. Chase. Sumner, Wade.
Wilson and others are now forming rad
ical party in opposition to President
johnson. They believe that they have q
majority Of their creatures in Congress.
and that the President will be forced 70
yield 70 their pressure. ThriF old organ,
the Anti Slavery Standard. has passed in,
to their hands, PIllSbury now hring its
editor. The new Z" mission" Of this prs.
tileUt yet powerful party, L. thus devel
opeA In one II its leading arttEleS:
"Laai week we hoistrd the banner 'No Re-
cnns,rn tim without Negro Suffrage. and We
hOprd then the mnttO might G'At nncha llsnRed
fF,Im the d0me Of the CapliTl, with Ihe CIV
OFumtat seself Fe.dy ~ SdWpl u ~ IdehGe
and 20 enforce Il spun every insuTgrnI SIa'e,
This wSsk. il seems ~ II il might have 3" wm
the orOe1eo RtOne, uImOat. ont WneineT abne or
nut. re keep II giving. aud nail IL w. the mast
heed. " shall never OsHle down IilI the u1'
iiOn hes W"vsn il into Ihs 6ipFs and SIFiIrS.
and till IL has become not nsereIy Ihe purpose
~ the hops but the accomplished policy OF the
republic" 49,.
70 this complexion It must come at
last W fear. The ultra abOlitIOnists have
formed, moulded and controlled the pub
lie sentiment Of the country, and dirtcted
IL policy for four years, and they will
not Surrender their p0~sr Without drs-
ptrsss struggle. The Convsnaio" which
met In this city On Tuesday Of last week
indirectly ihd;Nssd their EiAtioFR, and
the sickes Il nOminslsd stand rQnassly In
favor Of it Thy were afraid to declare
openly in favor Of negro suffrage. Tiny
smothrred resOlutiON PlsdSsrg lhsm %
Opposs Il. which p equivalent u sppFgyt
,sgiGi If was sspyahmg wsy Seh oAg s
the issue, Andeplaces them ina hdA!ASs
ting position before the public
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

SSoMVlcANT.-It 10 rum"red that enorta are
AeinH ulAds BY the leadrrA If the Lang Hair
Eseii0n IN take several # heir candidaIea cd
th~ir ticket their untitnraa and unlnIpularity
having besn discovered since the adjournment
0f the Cunvsn,i, The slate srrAne menI. by
which few men cInIrVled the Convention,
hus di-guaird the party, and many II them in.
sist up0n . new ticket. We don't believe any
Of the candidates will cnnsent To be thr"wn
overheard tn restore harm0ny IN the partly
They E,,llshIy think they have ROOd thing
Aad they are resnlved u hnId ~ ~ it. We
admire their pluck We hope they will re:
usain firm, because II they do the ticket " III
mt receive the support II more than "CnT:
poFaTa guard" II will b. . th0r'@ghly used
up institution. ...s.. =.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
PLAcERv1LLP WATER CO.

EOTICR --Ihe Ahnu.I AevtI"R " he e'sS-A hold'
N FRS Of he fIarwrViIIc Water Cor paby Wiil b
held ut the Once Of thu Company, In his City, on
MONDAY, AUGUST Ith, Al O'Clock, Y NJ, Tor thS
Gle ton ~ Buard OF rrustsrs, President, AMI
SECRETARY (~nd ex ocio Treasu rrI to serve Tor tbs
enSninR wear aud tir The transact ION such 9th
business 40 Inay prueFY before the usreainH.
Nv the order OF the Board Of TFuarea
T G NCUEHT, Secretary.
PlaceTvI!ie, July 20th, 1855. I'D
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

WoETHv or REFLECTION. -.Wend u
Phillips says that the American operative
will, fur EcNeTntiOns to come. have to
work two addbi"nal hours q day Ia pay
the cost ollie var. Aud all for whatv-
For the purpose Of freeiae the slaves Of
the South. Their freedom has been pur.
chased at . fearful sacrifice, Is the Amer
lean people viii soon discover '"''
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

New TELEoSAPH LINE The United
Stats Telegraph Company (>ays an East
ern paprF) hAVs contracted, for the con-
Ratuctioa nf e first clAss two.wire lrle.
graph line from Chicagound St. L"uis TO
San FtancIseO, : The line will % compile.
Ted 70 Dsnyss this fall. and Finished nest
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
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ID cSAN e "a. Esez, 5seeiss Of - fcess
g anA ~ Neahealn TeWnaAip. Ceunty e - -.
EaAo ga RlaSe e CAliAguis. spss JaAgn1S
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David BsaseAovsr, g. he Ssa ~ AHoAesA
aHA piAs4T-aiAa So-loe asIlaSS AsSi, aAA 'SsaS.
enc asllsFs sssts 81 Sais. tsgetAsS eth secrsses
este, havo IsVied OPS. and SsisPd. pnA Gin ga
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tie right. tltls lassssss end slsia 81 the SIS
Uelss0ess. DsviA nFsptheseE. 10 ~ = Ne ~
a ss1f1is EtIslG Clsis. .kiaa - kises
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
APPLICATION FoR PARDON.

VVNO the IEn. James JOhnssa, late Judge Of the
State Of California:
SIT-VTu are hereby respertfuilS noitoed that
John Sumner. eonVlCse AZ thc CRIME Of Tspe IN the
Court Of ee~siOns lseld in and fer ths CaOnty Of y
Dor do at the November term thereof. a. D. 1863,
aud Srnt<0cd hy anhI CSaFt 10 t<n yeass imPEison'
m-nt in the Bate Ph-On 81 saA elate, inirnds 70
arply for pardon. 10 his ExceIrncy .. y Low, Gov
eynnv Of rati e4sse II 0AHf-rnia.
Marin County, July ISsh. 1885,
A. W. BALDWIN.
accent service ~ the foregoing notice, thh -
dsyO July, a. D. 1855. .
Late IuARr Of Court Of Session Of n Dorado Coan.
", h-f.re whom the trial " The said John 0amneT
vas had.
accept service o. the sbnVe netc-, this 1eeh day
Of July A. d. 1873 ". eANDERfON.
Late DIstFict ATTY for the COanty Of n DosaSo.
(Iy0SodI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

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AS1le11 - osssieaiassaitaa b hseonsa9 4 -
60 - - 90 Wellape ~ eaS eesas anA KeaiFN Il
ess sitN |. nhe NE Eaeld9 sptsaSIas Tpo-1,s
a.. aDaaah h nAy s1ails SSspSIes, L - n.
sis1Al e sAill, eA1 ISsWs - Ne Ssturci 49, q
ssSA $3.50: wsAsy psFseaa1y ~ AIAas6 VA
gpueIeosa ~ - laesstd ~ yssSS unSsr 49,
= Aissaees spA p - - taksa eAsaSaGe ef eSsS1
aSailshR @eans that pssaiasd IeIioL ~ wilkS a
sUssyee. egael ~ sles4 upsu d. bsAesty, vho.
81 - SoRsS1111E eAtte epaes e VluIa. - IN:
tAis -, Assns ~ DsskW b esaiAasaa "
esehe. ~ n daeanailss 81 stAars, e o1IakliSA ~
gRPNentke1. - - pOaR the SapsVutT0etWFS 81 ~
eva uDa - gpta = sgethsSs kas. IYka RwVoS
ossA11Ss- klS 1absitsss 90 / 6saasF "a - n
gsaaifylee 70 all bis Datienis. Ne 0Gslisss. e
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test. after beaSthg Ne tSSns ~ lisaiasus. ssa
aeesps ~ reject NJ PlsaeagV. II aaSaOs aass VAe
IAasta6 make . ehsSEp unIeeS BE S6tets suEe.-
TAis be is ahls 70 d. bosauos b fesls tAp eoaA
deere whish DAg sxps, tpnes has giyea, ed :.
A,aM tks eOusskfSsS WAish aFYestnins . thsS
ssaaAenss. feFsaas aAietaA With Gith~R aeuas e
sAFsass AisPoss. Wssh - Usll - esaSah sAe n
ter; % IN evrHts. u aAa - - haan, - ~ eonsul
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

PAaApsan Overwhelmingly magnificent
panorpma II Paradise List will BE- sShIbiAsd
at The ThsA.rO tAis OVOaing far the last tune
TIE 0,l passtines at which It b c'mPnosd AFe
Nks highest pcaiss fFOm abe DFsaA aRd pahliS
SveryWhsFU. n The cl.uss ~ tht pxhihltiOa .
I.Fteslna@bar ~ SaIoable prsSoHt6 WI Be die-
nFiba66A zan0g 4hoao paa1say aEhseS
e. w.Rth aeVsraI timsA lhs pIjes At adnl.atln.
nEana go Il and ~ dfpsSaeNss 4S6fy eA4y.N
II Or. Note ySos..S II - 90,
e. Ds,,sssss1lc C.ntsaf- E0a.@isseF FfyEsNR3eE
l. next 1eek's DEgOcEAF: Sf'-'SN ~ p: -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

IN. g. ~. AbOaB. -By rstssvses 70 Sas
aAvsVtistng esla@@s u win ~ sees lAss IAis Dc.
GSSaugo1ta tAS army - Gee. USllsS. q Nee o.
Raaa. has este bhsHeA MeAissI Insttssts b aaA
YEaas1ass PsrsOss Suesvi1g vith dissos0 - asy
kin1 - 6eeeTipeiea. - rlaeIns tAewsslSss us1ss
Ghs care u d. Boags, An vly ODos FeeeiVtag
g9atlP0aRH asA oeiRnetas tEeat1snt.-kCsassa
Cssta 0s1s1ts.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
Tnn DrnocnAcr Nn11ra.-Ths menlbsrn u

Tua OgaocRAcY AuVINa.-Tho members II
Oue CWsnty Deancraiic CeotRal Committee. In
lee0rdsace with the call II The Chairman. n.et
II THE city ~ Thursday last. All the mem.
btTa Of the Committee were prearnt ALI mani
fsssed to deepest iuiesesa b the prScerdinR~,
and ~ Sers sanR1ine Il aaeeesa. The utG'"~,
harmony pteTAiled. The COmmiitNe TeHOlved
n call = County Convention 70 meet In this
city ID M"Ilday. the 9iSt N AnRus'. fur the
turVOas e nominating county and Legislative
siekse and electing delegatrs to the Sisse Ju-
aieial C.oVeRtiO1. TIE primaries are I" b.
hSld IN Saturday evening. the 18th Of August.
Tue Committee Ad0ptAd liberal teat--a test
el.tWitv. Of The Vaters Of COR county. II 10 ~
fDlk'ws, .' ..O.
Rss.lvsd. That each State has the right %
prescribe The Qualifications 1t i've esrcIOra, and
that all VHtera who ara OpP'asd n granting the
right VI sntfrage u the neHrhee and who will
pledge themselves a. sapp0st the n'uninees If
tho DIN ScrAnc COnveuttoa tn be held IN the
city al PlAOervills nm the 9lsa IT Au8asi. 1885.
b. invitsd o. pArticipttS 10 the Democratic
primary eiseii'ns. .-
DsmUctats meet the issue fairly aud square
y. They do not desire u deceive the eOple
By talking me gay and aetiSg ant'ther. Every
nan al ordinary intelligence kHsWs that II "a
IN issue; that it has disrupted the ''AO-cslled
Union party; that the original Ab"liiiuniaia
and Radical Republicans We organized par.
~ In 0ppOsTIiOH To PreaIdeni Jnhns0n an this
very qaealiOn; that 6asRne-, Chsse. Phillips
and other prominent 'Ab"liIiOuista have de-.
elarsd shat The S.mIhesn States shall net be
''rec.'nstrucled wiihnui negro Suffrage; and
that large number, u moi majority. at the
Republican paperA In "nt State are IN fAt'r ii
neGPO AsfIFAVs. On hisqasAtiOn ''the POll l.
being called and men nual take aides fnVrvrF."
The mAsres wll! M, permi' politiciana ~ evAds
Il. NOR will they support party which ind lFReE
t. The party which opIIoses Il mnsi be ths
strOnR party. Men ace aud know this. They
zee and kAIW that the Democratic UaFty Ii q
livInR. pIwsrfal and eompaet eFxAasS1si0n
that L u daily gaining strength; that il il tight
ing Er principle. NOT fur spOils. and that il
@atL 10 very short time, be the dominant
party. This impie fact, patent aud nndenia.
BE. ensurss IT. triumph in the future. Thu
R-pnhlIeAD party 10 q dead inAiituIl"n. II was
made up ~ fAciiuns. and il has divided int
6etionG. Men who are linking tO the fn'urs
Gsr political pFeferuaent Gee the utter h"p+les-
n0-a Of adhsring hI u. and they are rally inG
under ha g.Od nd DsmOcraHe baaner. 0aI
pTspApeeta are bright and cheering. Read aul
test, Fslt'W citizens. and then act. II il ex
pFeassa vOHr sentiments you can have uO nd
iscIion TO uniting Withsus, participating IN Uu'
primaries and eni"yinR our triumph.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

ST. PATRIcE'a CHURcH. are pleased at
being able To an,n'Ilnre that work has Csm-
@eneed IN the new brick 81 Patrick'H ChWrrh
an Sacramento street. The contract i0S build.
ing il wss awarded 10 Mr.. TaShR fer The sum
Of e5.O0O, that being the l"we~t bid offered -
me pr,'pOnsls offered we're ~ E,tnws: ssi!aa
Rssdall. for the building cnmpleted according
to plsHs and specifications, &v.4S0; GeFGe
BnOth, Er aanas, $4,000. with stone ndAtiUn.
$500; ChAs. STYLES, for stone. brick and
plaster work. e4,SoO; W.. :. Mead, for car.
penter work aud painting, 1880. The plans.
etc.. are the Work nf Mr.. y. J. O'Conn0r. II
San Francisco. al accomplished architect, and
the nav church will be Az elegant and cOmmO-
di"nS building Of the Gothic style end an or
nament to the city The building win be sev-
snty Aeet And ak inches in length. and forty
Etsi and nine inches in width, exclusive 1t the
PROJECTIONS Of the bulirsaseS. We trust that
our citizens. with their prnverbiAl liberAlity.
will Iiberally Contribute TO this most worthy
sht-FpFiee. 5
The Ceremony Of laVing the corner at"ns oF
the new church will take place ct lO1< O'clock
!. ~. IN SUNDAY. AEgust 18Th. Nest R~vsF-
end Joe. s. AlIrmany. Arch Bishop Of Dan
FrAneiHcn, officiating
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

A0sOaboSs~ooOge0 u0v0Ao eo0n0akP
@estings - tie egen1n9 q ths ara IuSo1ay Il
sash assatA, In AaSoais Han, PlseeSvtlle.
WM. n @ANuA1Y, 7. ]. y.
HBH1V D. RAVuAaA~ 2seaR8sH.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
ADMrN1srRAroR's sALn.

AyUTI, v 10 hrrvhy E,VrH that In puTsuancs oil
IN tsr Crdrr OF Iht Pr,.6AiS cVarS VI Ibr CoautV
- d Nlru,iO aud eIate "A alnitsBrulA, ,ar tbs
Ssh y Ui July, lS6S Ia The rsAittT Of the EaAi<
,si s,IA,uIu BaTTrIs, dveraS. d, the uudeiSiGurd,
Auu.,usi.trat.r q - ksasIe. I'll eel NJ lltAIc
IiO 10 Ihe hlkh,S bLta<S, IOE cash, IN ole parcel
aud sublrvI Ia uhTmsli"n b sAid Probate Court
un kntnI day. the
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

Il DnaADn COUxTY AsaIoUL11RAL B0OsEx
.-Ths RFsAidspt " lhisI H'CieIy Glvre DoiIce
in Lss.dnyts ,DSsOoaAT; thdf there win be {
INST az II the q, safd II AAhsgsrs In ihis cisS
IL SuaFdAy the 9Th of Aukase -Oae week trOsH
49,. l.skxar. s - - y Al p>-a-l z
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
sFYEN.THIRTY LOAHg,

TAsos noass aFO tssssA uDAsS date Suas ia,
VssA, av%@,s SseSAA~sAsss yaar' iron sAes sis
ls eusrSssy. = are sSavsrtsbas, 81 tAs oSsiss
he AslSss, ~ ...I..i b.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

The RhysAeAaA ts 01Asn hlAAeA Ass
Want 81 eucOess ~ hls o. attme vAsn he Aaappaiae
1aenI 10 sh- rseSvvTy Of The Siek v be tFaepa b
IT, AA@tah1gAG '1Para 0S1Ieisso useeFt WAas
sssheessKAe 49, Iassassle. ..as..lss e -
rssiVD eFoA @S4aslnes 81 81AsaAsSA PSTty hsAaSt
Whses. Ardleal ~. p A1Dslsss4 Oesss ias ~
Sf The 8saIlao e91pq1 MsAbeinss.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

JUDaes Of the ArIicIs-we're not Ohs II EN-
cay that Harry Black keeps superior aTtl'
Gle Of whisky.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

Tll.Y PAREA kIils II tAsl@sAs-gAe 09ah ~
Fa1SSa ST billiag Htpa b eiyipgthN oVoaieA ssssy
fasaIoa e aAvtHieg GVef -: M -. t1ec:vss
70 :hs hisAsH 49, 49, Z 4 S;sa ss's ~.
snA % sPsedyia ~ sssses 81 " v!sss ~ ~ n
Geheg egsPaEslteas = sAiaetleaaAle. -
y, 8aDo6MAG D a0o.t A1eEteeADe -
0aa RFaaeisoO. Agents. DsVOt o. D. d DFa9 49,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
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5. s. 7-0k4 E.

DV AUTHORxxK or FHR aRna9fART
ID sS Tie TsspssFy, -. UuHFYlgusA hes IS
s.,A tAs beSfRoAsapsl.k ASvssS ~ The
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

SrATs DsnQeaAslC CENFRAL ConHITTSss-
Thr ElaIe lsHIsTslis Central Ovfnnuha arc
ezlisd ~ meet lh &AceaalsAts al Wednesday,
IN Ter s0g Adka6s!l ar ~ - .sfdsN }NH ~ :
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

Pa1@yYa Ledge, Ne H01, y. = a. y.
ksaAs ne sisted esAwasisssiaas - Murray nAEAas
sazS prsseAtAa lAs Gsll seA 81 sarA ASaGA. - o.
RehSWs' HAIL, e1aeeSvIna. Al hFsiAssa n 80
standing are lnvaeA 70 sttsnA.
WTLiIEH B. cRocxER, y. =.
O. 4. PEHV21, oSenstasy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

Tas oemmuuieatiou OF y. L. C. was received
too late for this weeks issue
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
y. Q. $50 s1x PE1 OT14. ],
GOLD BEARING bonds

q. Q. $50 s1x PE1 oB83. 81
GOLD BEARING poNnK
TAses SsoAs ass S~w SsvtA u pSsass1s - saaS
pr ssss. isSls4s-E ~ isssFSss tFs@ NSssesss,
wAi.A uaEss The sssuai pEoas 90 Ii. - laas q
surIss, rates, lssDsAlles l.asrrsi, shssa ten PsT
sess. pr Sssu-, GsssAse aa sSaasssoH SSsa.
sTATn AM nuHIcsPAA sA1AssoH. SuSeu GSps
vsOn OHa 70 gAAss Pss 6tS4 aoSs. sse-raise
% the rate hiisA - S'Aw ps~p-rsy. TAs lslessrs
Is payahIs - currency. psal-asauany. y soapsp
attached - sash Este, SAISA @ay ~ sus "a ssA
80 70 asy haHL - haahsF. ....
TAs isssssst sssunts 10 ----
Oss cert asy - = go soss.
I've esnts OIOa 7.,,...,.
- Tea ESQ 81 80.
y else f-. @,s
o. " 0SOOs
Notes Of ali asSoaisasiOss sAssa ttn -
promptly furnished uPoa receipt Of Sahessiptieas.
TAis is the
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
nov offered b. the csvsEsa~ss. ~ &c b ssaa-
dsutly szrsstsd that lite SuPsEiSs AAessEaseS Ulll
nate 1, the GREAT "a
Popular Leaa ofrtAe People.
Lsss than osos. Oce.ess - sAs lsas AstAssi-a
b. the IaSS CoagVesO, ssS uOv - the @sTksts
This amount. at the yats At ubieA Il 10 Srihs
ABSORBED. wiT al Be subscribed SOs With fOuT
a~atA,, uAes the noass viii Enthusiastically ssA-
nsrA . pssmian, - has usishs~ly bsea tbs ssss
90 eIosiag The suharrPtioAs - ether LsAnS.
IL order that eitisrss Of every tOwn end Ssetioa
stthe sOuntry nay be Afforded fAsilisies for tahiAV
the has. the NatioaaI Bank. Gtsas Raaks, ED
Private BsAksFs tATOaghoat the ssasesy AEVa
essrrAlly sSrSsd 10 EsesivS sshschpsisSs - pr.
suhssribsSs will seIsct their o~s aessss, 10 ~Ac~
they have eOnadeues. md wAS OAly are u b. re-
sPon,ibls Sor the delivery Of tie sstss ne ~AIsA
they receive SEders.
JAY COOKE,
| eubssFiptisa Agsss, PAIhds1VAia-
March .. lhss.-I~.s-S~s7l
ADDENDU1G.
Pa OvghLAND TRLRaRAPHi
PHIIAAsLRuIA, Nsy TIA. loaA
"a Series an sold. Ca@1sRsed % "a asViss
Two Hund. - aAA Thirty NiIlioss 90 90 90
precisely hhs cher tvo SsTirs, s1sepG dated IStl
July. and Cover 1sst Feserves the right 20 pal
Elk pr cent. In Gold Instead Of 10 CuETeSey.
JAY COOKE.
0HbseTipsiOs AGeHt, PAilAAssphiS-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

\ fHANEs 70 Wells, Fargo 3 Co., Herusndes,
taud W. n. Bradshaw for newspaper ISvOrs.
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misunderstanding Moro Caste-.r q vsnderyort Par
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o. H.s A sr =. cA:
ysns GsmbTss Mr. T ThOmsss en-. and child rosmcnb Mi
@ Sss s'is. %" ffss
Roy rF rsr;ssn rlsaOndsD on, riche Lssh%:..
3 s: ia 81 - NJ
ns s-sSaS rsd Tire. GS. NJ
Bsd England Ihss Harris Te s srs asssss
sse sIas Al b sssa sfs' oos I
u Head, Converse X Howe. Emery " Winchen-
bach, Parsons. Creighton, Smith New York Mn
Lockhart Rand, Mr. West, Bigelow T. Chute u
= Lloyd, British Army; Miss Murray, Crane,
0regg-M Total ~
MISUNDERSTANDING Coumbia--D n Ward and wife. 4
Fries Snyder 9 Lashrop. r Weeks, got,schelk,
Joseph Costa @ L Tnnenea, N Webb, u Smith, r Rod
riquez % r Clean, Rodriquex W Miller WP Robinson,
L Webb, L Ga barbon. y Chares Beckel q Hollis
Rollins Rebate. Stewart. 3 Lewis add son
Frese Mrs Absi, Miss Antcaas Miss Artegas van
Boskerck ard lady, Sands lady and child fldhsns
Adeaih, Casbonay r. q Barker. Mrs clifford, socuJ
Lssds' jose de Lc.s. Ardsya Dc Acrslss ~ He..
ton, b McCotmsct Turner, Watson, Rush Meyers
dIrard Mrs Jackson vslcause. Mcceldssess
Kesge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-20

The subscriptions received at the Ninth National Bank,
1888 Broadway for the thirty loan, to-day were
$ls3, 400 Paid United States Treasury 81, 100000
The bids for the 1924 900 Central Park Improvement
Fund stock will be opened at the Comptroer's Office
Saturday, at two O'Clock p. NJ This stock, which Is
duly authorized by the Legislature will bear six per cent
interest," payable quarter yearly and the principal will be
paid November l, 1875
The First National Bank Of Fall River, Mass will add
$500 to its stock making the entire capital $500 O0
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
during week of January amounted to $1333
which is an increase Of $7s 4 the receipts r the
same time in 1894
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-20
Liabilities OF Married Women.
SUPREME CoURT--rRIAL TERM.
Rnfnrn Ind0n Rnrnnrd

JAN 10 John 9. Jones cs r. ~ De Grcnsun and
another This action brought promisscry nots
given by Mrs Greneia, married woman, who defended
the suit upon the ground that the given Tor her
husbands benefit On this the held that the plsn
tr must prove abr1nativey the note have gves
for defendants benefit From the evidence II ap-
peared that the plaintiff had sold millinery goods 10 tins
and 10 defendant and her husband that sbss
qucntiy attachment had been levied upon The goods
the store upcd by herself and her husband which,
having failed 10 satisfy the debt Mrs Grenea 70 relieve
OF the goods from the attachment had given the
note in question with other notes The defendant a.
legged and gave evidence TO the effect that the note
was given under dures Tho jury gave verdict for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-20

Mr. Clinton, In opening the case tor ths dsss.ce .a
ne not stsnished 70 hear the learned CONN, -
shsa tho case was one unparalleled IN social life a
hcefe>iy agreed with him II one which shouId csv
% have come into court The opening OF the cousse, N
The other SIDE bad nothing 70 do with the evidence which
he presented; and werc u not eDr The nsmes tbs srv
could hardly recognize the In the year isse ~
paintsa AFTER being engaged IN many matrimonial en-.
Sssesn's lea 70 the s, altar Miss kln.urn che adopted
unfortunate match Miss kInturn Consented - AZ
- her adopted mother requested. The result wss
an unfortunate alliance. Mrs Abbott vns s,,rrcss6
% be woman Of great wealth, ana Miss MIN.
turn Vas the heir presumptvc 10 an ana Il would not
90 e! her 70 oppose shs wshes Of her adopted mother
Mr. hillspangh had his eye upon this wealth ana mn
was bis sole reason Tor forming the alliance ne nsvsr
cd her for short time asr The marriage he resorisH
70 violence Soon after the marriage Mrs Abbost diss
and lot her adopted laughter the greater part Of her for
tuue. hspsugh thought he would be he favored son
inJaw and would control this wealth but he was diam
pointed, Tor MIA Abbot knew more about MIN tbsn
he supposed, aud took caro- 10 leave him nothing
THIS msddened him, and after the death Of hs motbcs
in.Iaw nc vents ms spleen upon his Wife He was
intoxicated daily and abused his wife m the most brutal
manner The idea that hts wife had BEEN eeducrd was
all nousenss he only sought 10 make merchandise out
Of hh wife oy bringing sun for damages against The de-
PENDANT In ehAs case Mrs Mtlspaurh soop discovered
the real ahAC,es Of her husbaud ssd kaowIsg that be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AaRs-Receipts, Is bbls The market was dull and
In the absence Of sales prices nominal.
RsApsrurys.-Receipts ass bbs -four, 23i bbls
and 2e54 bags meal 2,e54 do corn, s,lo4 do oats
81 do Barley and ,259 do malt The -four market was
dull Sc 10c lower and unsettled in sympathy with the
movement In gold. Outside Of the regular trade there
was demand, and in justice to holders We may re-
mark that there great pressure TO SELL the
reduced figures Saes7 500 bbls. State and Western,
$50 Southern and $50 Canadian The movement in rye
-four and meal very moderate and at essentially