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The New York herald., 1866-05-08
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ALMANAC ron NEW yoRK-THis
SCI 81 KSES.... morn ] =
8 HiCH 3 ~
Port Of New York. May =, ls06.

CLEARED
steamship ssntee Phillips, Beaufort-Muray, Ferris 4
steamship Minvire Renear Bentley Smith
ship Henry Harbeck tBr) Brissw, caleutta-Earbeck 4
ship Gslatea. Cook. San Frsncisco--R NJ Cooley 4 Co.
Ship Miksdo !Br), Rardo si John; NB-G BulIey.
Bark Maria I,eyn Prns), Peters Narra, Russ-Funoh,
Bari soeid Norwl Ggrsensen, Montreal via Elizabeth
portEFrnch Mencse \ wend,
por'@fapcb Melncse 4 wcnai. '' "" ''"'"'''"
barn Colcnis, tBy3, Moore. $, Tbcma.-wm Ingalls,
Brig Concezone (ita, roubeite Bsurdeaux-slocovich
Brig Ida Abbott CBr, Clark, Msranham-L Z Amsinck
Brig Florence CBr), Jacobs, st Johns SF-G F Pension
Brig Florence tBr,, Baird, charoiiesown-R p Buck
schr Anna (Hsno), vlnena Grsngsmouth-w schmidts $
sesr Arss ct % Ogden r. 81 Marks ,ls-E ,rerlsat a Co
sohr VIM Hone, Anderson Rohmond Va tiaesr w.
, schr II Means, Hopkins States Bank, Md-Be,i, Son
sssr 2osrs 2oans & asa,ey % %phladsslpha- Simp.on
er en asn ,ss1e Sorop LEVI, Co
schr Dresden DAVIS, Rlsabeihport-snow Richardson.
Sch, rhos RswsOn, Bursey, New HsvenRacketi Tooker
schr Rival, Morre, New Haven-Rscke,t Tooker Taylor
ARRIVED
su.s .s'p dsn Sns fRs IL Nest, sS
%s S:S !s rs ns.: .IS q as e
Se g Ss',is: bound r. 4 far.:s s.:sSG sg
bound " and steamship with lnmsn'. sigma. apparently
:.S.sp 81. S Hs s sssSs b g i % Y 81 hM
:sP ssGs The ws,, from Liverpool for New YORK. .i .
Ham bound E also the steamship city or Lcndon tBr,
.. .as sS fsS Se;s. p. p rs ~
Cspe ysrd. passed steamship George Cromwell hence for
steamship virgo puhley Savannah 72 hours with mdse
he'd Ssssy gale which lasted Il hours sposs IN TySee
hosas sars Emily sBrl and brig Leonard Myers; Oh Hat
steamship Perm Delaney Savannah Nay with mdse and
s-snsSip Ais-mssie Bourne Richmond. City Pon, and
Sssfo,s sh mass and P...e,gs,s to Jynsson For GO
bark Trinity sof bosion). iisrts Nasnsss II days With
krs Ssni. NJ HeSd.r.on Ponce, PR. IS day.. with
sugar and n,oasses. 10 Geo wheelwrisht& 90.
tssr ciss shsarsr o Giouces,.l cunningham Baracos,
's.,. ,, Nth ,,.I, s,y:,,r e : At rs,,s,l Wss;.
scsr Palma Brewster Jacksonville, 10 dsys with cotton,
sesr Napoleon ricsoi. Jses.onvln.
sehr Davidson. Ksicham, Virginia.
sehr g & sader. rltcn. Virginia,
-ssr kg S"'s'sa, csp.ea RieS, a soson s,'s'nA'
ssAr WIN wIllsms, Nichols, Fsn River.
sehr cssss. Chase, Providence.
ssp psa s'Svs %ss'%.s' tas.s.1SS FTo,d.ue
ssI G ssn ssnsh s,,,s' ssne' ssransr sSswPcrt
sehr fhos Jefferson, Brewer, hartford for Albany.
sehr knns Jaeoc- shepard New Haven for Albany
seer spssshns Sea- shepard New Haven for Elizabeth.
sl.sp.,sn. Brown from he v,,,s Of ship Imper.
slosp sl.es.ose, Jscs.on. ProvIdence.
BELOW
shp ehate.pesr, Fech,er, Bremen March le
nsss s.rs@ % Paul" % win.s". br.msI N.sssI ssrgs"
s1s Jsha y Campbell 'BrI from " Domingo
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

BO0r0 OF Aloermens
tOFPIcIAL.l
SPECIAL SESSION s!rgsnAY. May s-lPN
The Board met pursuant TO the following call .,
VALENTINE ESQ, Clerk Of Common coancii:D ''''
nss hs
s OF 80 ue U s % S nSsre
JAMES o'BRIEN, fifteenth district
SosErh i fLSh shsSssSS sissss ei's5iS sssS district
yShk H s5pkkY s5oSk Fiss, Ss,s%. 'sl,ss, district
i2HS sshSiRp nH5GE RsTY hfEsais 4sS,s ss1s district.
MSEKs GSATINs S5KTSs S5xfS ffh Ts,S s,.,S,c,
pre.snohn Briee Esq., President, in the chair and the
Seansy Ely Reilly L0sw, Hasisrson. vsrnu% BHen,
Thd reading of the minutes of the last meeting was dis
Ps,iSs q William Robertson for pay for music furnished
Which was referred to the Committee on Finance
Petition o. the 81 Josephs Asylum for donation to pay
Which WAS referred TO the Committee on Finance.
RESOLUTIONS
ssOysd TSs, Th,r.ls,h stree, between the Eighth and
s g e g s.s s
the cro,on Board and that the accompanying ordinance
'AsFssss wsiss ss ss: :fisHSs.S; isIS over.
Resolved That Jurisdiction the Cooperation Yard
heretofore exercised by the CITY Inspector Including sp
poiptmeut. the thereof n here6v
Iansferred 70 and vesied In the Street Comm
Which WAS laid over.
By the same
Resolved That the control OF snd jurisdiction over the
public pounds heretofore established this city by
resolution ordinance Of the Common Council and WITH
which ths CITY inspector has eeso invested BE- and hereby
hereby authorized eisrcsc similar ar.dic,ion and control
bshed.
Which was laid over.
ny Alderman xARSun-
Resolved, Thai respectful be BOARD
Of Councilmcn. them 10 return this
resolution auhorsns the Comptroller 10 the lease OF
by Eighth Judicial District Court
q corner ses. seventh avenue
Alderman NooaH moved that said referred
TO the Conmiilee on salaries ana 0fsees
Which was losi BY the follo~ing vote
Amrmatve-Aldermen Moore, Conan. hcBren and
Ety.
Negatve-Aldermen Flynn. shannon, 0edney. Bros
Losw ysrnum and oBrien-7
The Ppsspsxr then put the question the adoption of
said resolution.
Ammatve-A Aldermen shannon. 0edssy, Bros Loew,
Neeatss-Aldermen Moore Conan MeBrien, Flynn XIV
and NcGinuis-s
Pending the vote
Alderman 0spsuv moved that Alderman ncdinnls be 90
excused from voting
winch lost.
BY Alderman Eiy-
Resolved. Corporation nA hs
IA .eti,
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

,ro :, Ago.i Adslsde' a, Alicante; Roland At Mar
Arr from sss Francisco, Cecilia. at Swansea.
American Porss.
.dasS Na la .s1 5 s s Gpsy Melvin Watts
Ssr oIlssns ; 6.ra Ocean tsr ssnMood london; sc6r
Orleans; DeIisr. Low. aud \ = croweli stevens,
SS.hr z t';:%.r scnong.hela Cap, s B. B.::u,
sssy Sc y re'ssSss sss
man. Polly Price ysscs, and Dsnsnhower, shepherd
wni.m.su, ja win.mnre DO; Xor,Sern Light Lead, DO;
ssi's,,hwsi,e Lsng ao TuswAssa, PatIsn, Elizabeth,
ai.si.one BrsdiSr New Orleans. ssrsS. B..r.s sSd
2oe. N.Y. Fa ar PSs %D,. Ssw
s a sc Ss % o s
BALTIMORE, ssy s-Sid shp. .A.tromon,. Koppor, Brs.
s cS. we sas s. ."s n'S soS-
,Br s. Jo6n. g Fannie Trader 81 Jaso; Concord,
MARIE fRspS kip o :sr E Asf
, k sasoss SSs sTc
& sehr Eiei blue Diil frovidsnce :"
THAR ship susan I fiusersld, oumby. Taicsbuano;
Active, Sherman Porismcu,h Nh; Jennie Norton, Frey
Sh:on' sssoS from SsSSsnss .:s%sr Isss @ 'fIo sio
sss % 'ss !ss fs sSs.s 81 b. bss bss'.
BATH NAV sHxrr s.hr Hsiboerre. Syors
Loud A. s cf Es;S sau"d' c'rdsD's
cHARLBsTOM May s-Arr barb Marathon, Drsko New
h. 5 s: g Gun Fs e, sAs s.. ss
L. s.s .s s7 iAs S s.'sP % iaad a s.,ss sssf fi. ID
Elsr yAcnIAs Nay s-w,n to sc. from below. brig
ToafS6ss i6SS0E~ w s-sss ssls y,snsnp.isem
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

tnc"sHe ths sesr, $io,sW
Tbe total value cf exports from Boston for the week
en'ng May including specie Was $3ss, ,soo against
sea soi fos The corresponding week In 1865
fne cash balance the hands OF the Assistant Urea
IN Boston Al The close OF business May was
3oe, sdeCresse cf es7 compared with
the co~e OF the previous week The amour, Of coin
hand y ts s75,fsS a.
TOE Boston Adr, tissr, In its review Of the market
eiosins On saturday evening, remarks
The week closes without any perceptibe alteration In
the condifhn " the money Market continued pfe-
,sns al quarters with oorreepondingly low rates Of
intercst CAL loans approved 90 nerals rule at
Ier cent The hanis are stil inclined 10 adhere 10
$40 PER ccni for dscoun OF short dated paper but the
amount Offering a thee rates n generally insufficient TO
absorb their dle balances Ia tiro outside market the
offerings 0l desirable paper sl hight The first quality
u In good request at saoh per cent and good notes
fanee IRON per cent while the lower grades silll
Tay frum 10 % ~ per cent aud upward being little af
fectrd ny the prevailing ease Of the market
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

Aospsv. Nay f-sr n
Asrs- -ksceip's - psksge. III. msrss, wee dal
snd qurs nonlits 81 pfetisrs ssoisiions
b"."sir'fs s-keesiris s<l bhls fsur, au esss
corn meal sna 80 bushels cats TIE msrksi fof state
sfd "ss'ern acu sss stcs~d. sna wah Al sssNs de-
Insnd prc~. advanced Isc zoe, spa n ,me f~- q.
asnces 80. per ssi hs sse. rescAsd : eec bss 81
hs satjoined revised qaosstons rhs lnsnd %, sssh
ea nour us cleo sese asd higher rs,ss .srs csssrss
for Oh qrsiIes he msrsss -.nx trm 81 she iarro..
menl MA ssles % i,sec bbi. f1s uss-s.s.sss An
farsss ecS eepprt's ~ zoe. pn,ss Tslss ssDsss
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

the wheat market continued fairly active, aud prices
ruled lc 2c in sellers favor. The sales about
% 600 bushels mainly AZ 81 so for damaged Chicago
spring; IL 81 for No Milwaukee, and 81 81 81
Tor fair 70 good No Milwaukee. The market fer corn
was trife in sellers favor at the commencement BIT
subsequently the market ruled quite dull closing heavy
at about Saturdays rates The sales 65 600 BUSH
els at Isc a Sic. for unsound, and Sic. SIC. for
sound mixed Western, In and delivered, and Tie
for damaged. Oats ruled 1c higher with fair demand
at the following prces:-State CSC e4kc 57c for Jcr
sey 4sc 52c for new Western, soc Ole for olswes
ern and 6Oc Gle. for Canada Rye more active
and nrmer with sales OF 900 bushels Western at Soc
and 10 900 do Canada at 81 81 o. Malt dli and
almost nominal. Barley was in moderate demand at
full pnces We note sales Of 600 bushels, mostly Cali
fornia, at 81 15
OoTos-The market opened very strong, and In some
instances an advance Of 1c. obtained for
ming piddlng. The unfavorablc advices by tho China
however caused buyers TO withdraw from the MARKET
and this afternoon the sales made mainly Satur
days prices The market closed duh at the following
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

srr rsrcs Hsssv. from Liverposl for New YORK. which
rut iu,o Qae~nstovp, hss been add.
Bsss E,sessrp Nscsser hence for Liverpool has been
sp~ndored % crew saved
bss vcsostA Br). ~hsh vrecssd near Cape Henry
several months ago has bees raised by Aesrs Bshsr OF
>srsn snd iowet 20 ths, port where she will undergo the
requisite repairs
sess of and from Lubec Nth cargo Of cal.
einsa piss,sr and smosed herring Gre In on Cove on
SATURDAY. snd zee essireiy destroyed.
ueulsT.
Bass Dssls, psAvpa rusndso hsnce for Palermo, be-
fos recoea % Malta eahy had rspsrsd proceeded
asss d Ro~spsnsc PHILADELPHIA from Gen fuerra
ssvsvcs1 vssy hsAsy -sahes nsi foreserss yard Ind
sUl gvt sshors On nrAntywine slcai rdsv but
s. A ~ <ondAy without srpnrsut camAxe After
skr,s NJ sset<sr1 about ~ hhds " snsg
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

Foreign exchange stronger and banker bills on
England at sixty days were quoted at ioe.
Petroleum aud mining stocks were steady With few
excepona AZ the first board United states closed Ioc
higher than at the time Saturday Adah Elmore
1oc, Smith Parmicc zoe, Columbian Coal isc Bsnne
boz Run was 2oc lower Al the second board smith A
Psrmlee closed ioc higher than the 6rs board selling
- $40 10 United States was ioc lower selling si
- so Adsh Eimore sold At 81 So Consolidated crssory
Gold ls3) SIS IS, New York Gold Soc Hope told ~ D.
- 70, Pihole Creek o. o5
The Clearing House Committee Arbiiraiion 10 whom
has been referred the case Of the Continental Bsns
versus the Bank Of the Commonwealth /, composed sf
hsssp r. Il. Lowry lof the Bank Of the Repusicl W
T. jenkins Bank OF America J. 2. Yelverou Bank q
North Americs) shepherd Knapp Hecbsblcs Bsskl and
Hayden Is decision can hardly fail TO be- In conformity
with the general opinion expressed s the mecns o. the
associated NIX managers held . few days sgo namely
shat the Continental Bank 10 entitled 20 d. Paid tLs
amount Of the check In dispute by the nssk
OF the commonwealth. in default u vhich
she latter should be expelled from the Clearing House
This view OF tho case is directly supported hy section
nfeen Of its amended constitution which s....-aAu
checks, drafts notes other items In the erchaps~ re
asrned az mo, good, missen, shall b. returned m.
came day directly 10 the bank from whom he- uer. 70.
csved." II may be claimed by The Bank of tb. com.
monweslth that the word returned In mi. sos.-c,,on
clearly unenabe, as the spir, Of the text ey d.a, m
plies the return OF the amount, well Of the ehs.k
representing the amount To argue 10 the canirasr
would indeed be absurd for what could be the object 81
she return II u were not 70 se, the money! 10 n,s,
pret the clause Otherwise than define "a would b. 30
acknowledge thai u is simply delusion aud q snare
md 10 establish precedent which would render Il dan
ssrous 70 make exchanges through The Clearing House
- st present constituted But In any eyeni this clan.s
the constitution requires moro espisa deanluon 10
oster 10 set aside all qubblng on the Albect With
ysspect 10 the question Of vsraciy involved NJ this
pr, shat suppose will be determined by of
aw under the proceedings already Instituted hs Con
pnsp,al Bsnk
{be Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has Just a'ued
reular requiring assessors and collectors 10 proceea
zee 70 Re assessment and collection OF such tares a.
Sevs accrued upon the sales Of stock brokers' or or
lnsers doing business stock broken and whch san
sefnain unasseseed, or due and unpaid The sales "
brokers made on their account are equally liable 10
sAsslop with hOse made for their customers 10 scoor
stsc WITH areeepi dss sen q hs United sisss spus,ss
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

favor 10 The extent Of roc &c pes td Rye Aor wss
not Ionch inquired for and tho eosne-s was.sm2 eu,
prices were well maintained d narst eorilnass
trm at quotations. Corn meal Without espscal
shange 10 any particular The sass ony aboul so3
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

There viii be surplus on hand the 30th Of June
Available Tor the year ending juno SO, 1867
t533 600 0c0 Deduct requirements for the year, per
the estimate Of Secretary Of the Treasury $2s4
leaving surplus estimate OF $240, 000, 600.
The above does not materially vary in the aggregate
from the revised estimate OF from the sources
named made by the Revenue Commissioners The
$40 900 0O0 moro than s required without reference
the surplus hand the 30th OF June next, TO meet
oil the requirements OF the government for the fiscal
eessy therefore, for taxing any other articles i'm
posing other tax whatever tor government purposes
The business at the sub.rreasury to-day fol-
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

Gold opened at l27I and advanced steadily 10 l2ss
y, mainly because Of the European advices reporting
siighi decline in American securities the London
etock Exchange The market subsequently reacted and
closed steady at 1851 ~ Loans were generally made
~ per favor Of the lender ex.
eeptons nat Tho quotations for stocks an London
~ the close d business the 2lst and 2s,h cf April
WERE
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

Court, but bankers. dong general b,4sness a. such,
making returns end paying the ,a1es imposed by law
upon Their capital and deposits who negotiate and sell
government securities agents Of the government and
who at The same time boy and sell the came for them
selves, hut Who do rot FOR Others or for commission,
are not liable 70 TAX ON such sales The dscrimna
ton 10 unfair, but such was the opinion OF the
snpreue Court, delivered simultaneously with the
ono esectng the tax on brokers' Gales The question
wheher bankers who sell stocks belonging not only 10
themselves but Others be regarded bankers
doing business brokers and therefore Ii bio 10 the tax
such sales yet been directly adudicated by
the court as IT has been directly brought before it,
has been the rule of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment to levy the tax on the GALES Of bankers doing
business brokers equally with brokers,
and this applies government and all other securities
Hence the recent instructions Of the Commissioner The
tax it stands, is oneroas one; but there is pros
pect OF its being greatly reduced under the law
The Comptroller OF the Currency has just published
statement showing that the receipts from the
3Oh of June 1885, to the lst Of April ls0e-a PERIOD Of
nine mon,hs-aggregaed s4lo o4l 1872 derived from the
follow ing sources:-
customs coin). 73Io
Internal revenue .....................2 243 800 54S
Miscellaneous premium on gold, )..... a7,1s3309
Total. S4lO, O4l X32
Al this the gross for the fiscal year will
amount 10 500 600 without including the income
tax low being assessed and collected, which il is est
mated win swell the total TO $500 000 The Comp
troler in the course of his statement remarks:-
By the annexed estimate the receipts from customs
the present year will amount TO $1ol 600 600 The es
mate for the year $3.50 600 000 Without pcreas
three cents per pound on cotton the receipts for the
next fiscal year will amount to or exceed
FROM customs $l30 0Oo 000
From whiskey, wine and beer ......... IS COO 900
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

The receipts Of tie Western Union Railroad from
January 10 April 10 lscs, were. e.......s sl63. 74t
saiae TINE n 1855 l41,33l
, 1866-01-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Tar1spax ErEx1He, Jan = fsGd-
1nefe nothing Few to ncte 10 the eoaoh'o9 VI
The money market. The demand ts-daS Was fatnef
more acaaFe than yes tcraas, and ffea'es fn1nguC
Ras ielt but good customt7. "ese eene4aav &c
eonnodated at The banks q 10 per cent PEI annu1a-
btreat ,aLex s,r fm i, I.1 "a per cent per month.
The eupply of Essfern Exchange t. tssoer greater
than tho ienapt md the market Is easy At par buy
Ing sud 1-1o premium ceiling. Round lots we're
sold by bankers 10 4ach other at par to 3oc prem.
The Lirrpooi ete4me9t, With dates to the Eth
init, wss tclegtzpaed this morning. fcPostinR
brcaastugs tf.ueri Fse-,wenhes s4H@fs, 1hfch
il m Improvement; Bsitteh coasola lower.
fiere the general markets ruled quiet. Under the
influence Of the European Dext, WheM opened
drucr, but closed quiet. Flour WEI quiet and firm
Com ruled k1lc lower. Oats Ht1e inactive but
Rye wat Inorr active md sarief. Highwtues Weyu
eca,re md inactive Meks Park decllpd &c oet
barrel, md Dressed Hoes fell 12ne per 100 hi.
The Provision market u At present greatly. de
pressed. and many ot ous packers, tn view os the
uncertainty WITH regard to the future, are taltnc OF
closing their houses. Thus fas, the operations of
the tcaton nssc been against theu,, and thcy are
well nigh discouraged Il the prospects ahead.
The telegraph infotns II to-d1y that the stock
ho'dcss Of tho New York Columbian Insurance Co..
8udinR thai the assets o1 1he company czcced the
liabilities abcut 0o 900 hnre rrtoivrdt tn seinstats
the company with capital OF &. OK. .ooe. Among
the recent heavy loesee by ths company as included
about &oa 0o lost By the Late Ice jan ut St Louis
The Boaton Joru1 Of Tuesday last records the
failure OF firm In that city. engaged in petroleum
and refinery az the sane, Wnosc Nahiii1es arc esti.
mated nj x3lA,0
In another column will be found pnnceat aad
pointed letter from a Faatt county farmer on con-
ts7ctau Of the currency, 10 which NC call 1he atteu-
ton Of cur rtade1. The report that $50
rotary Mccu1och had determined to with
, 1866-01-26
CONCLUSIVE PROOFS
RQSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS
HEAR TIE WITNESSES:

v,.+,,... and o.-,r.on. xr4,c,~, A.. ,,., ,,,,...
rnin TN st1rttstua ,uruns of ~ tsbrtcat
letters that Appropriations Of Hostest Bsses zsay
give quotations toE. ther hnAtasN co<rospondenae.
lest the genuine opinions Of oso who use and appEe-
eiate genuine ar'ele saoua oe y tae Nd
tnnknk N1ea ns tassons sGmssole pnt mo .ae
u1oothb OIL men OF soar u nas1 1opuioas sapnles a0
ehaIh.1a* ~nose aoa4' oa'eet u " sEA. 0oNa +ae1
u14a enu tne puo4s-
'ns. sns' ~ ss1 s.us ~ se
ano NC ~. 49,.
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s,,o,tn rsn .ssr oSft Tnt, !. ~ ~.
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n.t,1~-. - n -,,rc... ~ ,hs ptt,.- .th.s ~.
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1of eAa4nP1e. 81 VI eaa mulsasude VINO K6
toseA soAe1 uess VI Ihey dftAA
so.s terrible alcnoa Hose taan tGe 1a! Of kha els
nents, and IL must oe N unspeafaoto satisfaction to
them to learn h.tft eat 4, sya.tAs ~ ns usc OF Hos
t.tter. H.ter, Ttf,onir nht tsu list tfeen months
That thts rreas tact in n,rdt~,, established
and hnncr II IL rot ,,fx,,.sr - - who
brve ettated mi. new1v d.~.1nr., ..s"N t".-
n,r,ttor snd e.c,red r.. fsope1V Of she pe-
n-xTly .r7.on, r. srr.~S A.. ~ ~ ad. aee nat
- 49, 1ss ~ ~ erse.4 s4s kts9 satnss among Al
80, ~. ,s,sn - ~ s1aPs Aoa 10 oHfmes" On tha
e 4"e "i-1S~s ~ N1aAs pot3k whose seSt2-
as5 osv 80 u own experience. h1s
so.ss - - eoaknAs.o osaeenee nora Other
49, thrv arr hrrr,v r.ic1d e.1s, On Inc sub
thr rantfrmrn vho h,rrd I'm ~, -, :" uu aaa %
frcts ~ tbe anttdnt.. N9 '''eSs'si u
m. h.inrm.ns.tncvr,xatn in Y,a ..,. ~
, 1866-01-26

TIE LLOW1NG DE-
e; Is :sa ~ Hslsss5 ss esss s
%i;: s2 ;ssnsS Ssss3
2 LatEe oq1. msrfsd NaneJ B!.s !, il5ssstt tfnai.
no .t I'd &C.. sss. e stf IL ensi be- 1
sS::s: ~ yoss II. Fl; kssis ssssS f. : ysit
sst Ill TIT f1fs sss
1.2spa. No Il. Mass trunk trunk, 60 as a.5s =: R!aSk
Lisbon Wis. i. R,sek ovaior naai, 9: 4 st Loni;
check ilG1 u, Carpet a3eK no marx. IS Eu;sest
maf snf snss5 @t = safsess
marx. -. Kassest ys,tse g St Loats schsckM7!.
aaf aa s4ssa oa,, r se2!: atst #
reotis Hioomington n shtsk ~ = Mae estst. Ga
f. ron' ,s5es saess haas ehees t. .s
slank, Loal: cheek 13l5: isas'f.s = !5uas, e
Ioid, s. Loais $. nasse,f a1ak, no ns1I : S. iins.
Iathaa1 "a. Bisef Guni Peeli. % Sf cnscf
CO. marked r. Palmer: -. Rnsse1t tr1a1, no marx.
iraaH. aia'si @s'kea ao ). ii. e. % s! Lou. Check 2 &
Kast Trunk: % marg 3: Rus.est tIune: 6. s.
HiaeE s tranr.G. @ I St: LOU, cheek 9:4 ID Rassstt
5s aail ,sp ;s.st i. ~, sasSf
sss { s'ss 945k ssk
ss:ess5 Si s. Iss!. shses *;f, n;ss
as ss1 ;sf s. sa
% RIFE asss e b.sx s. ssR ss;see !.sss e '1 e
marx. ~. Black batchcl. mark. . Black s1tchel,
40 mark. d. Black sa.ehel. Ed marx g: Black sat.
ka1chel. no marx. e. caIpek sass, 40 I9aF6 g.
nslk g Elack .alse. no mark. G. Gaspes saeE. 20
marx Il Ifassest sal,ss, 10 70 mar A. = Biaef s5ts
sack. - toasS: Il; E1ses M satcasl. 20 msk nlask
box, no mark. 70. kussett trunk marked Ambrosc
Rrlt. 81. Llaee s.tehel. no mark U. maek satcnel,
ehel, % marx. s. Baek sstche. 20 marx. ss; 9sek
Pct sack. no mark: - B4Sk e satshsl, no marx e.
Carpe. s.ek, no marx; g CARPET sack no msEx: q.
q Elack Z ,a.shet. 70 marx. q; Black satehsl 20 20
soldiers knapsssk; marked UndeE wood Jog Folders
knapsack. 19l. 6oIlitt's kuapsack. 112. handle ol
window shades. III. C4nrAEs Covered hat boz. no
mark. To-. One brl Of sofdlcfs tfap8.
The ahoyc baggage ia now In the baEgsEo-ropru OF
the Cl!earo d ST. Louis Railroad Co.. corG9 Of stadl.
soa and Canal streets, Any information in reference
to t1e anoyc nasgaee. can be 2btsaed BY addressing
81 c. HGST1SGTOS, Geh1 Baggage AEt.