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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

only child OF Charles G. and Emeia Sodcrbery aged
months and Is days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon. at
halfast O'clock from the residence OF her parents
TArLoR-At Charleston, s. G., on Sunday. October Il,
RICHARD TArIoR late OF Jersey City, In the A2d year OF
his age.
OF varck LODGE No. 81, F. and A. NJ, and the Masonic
Fraternity generally also the members Of Liberty Engine
Company No. l. respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the Grove street Baptist church, Jersey
City, on Sunday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
fAYIoR--At Greenfield, L. l., on Tuesday, october ~,
PsuLA, wife OF VIM H Taylor, In the Dist year Of her
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock,
from the Greenfield Methodist Episcopal church.
TrssG-0n Thursday, October 20, NICHOLAS iIsss' Ia
The friends and relatives OF the family invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at two O'CLOCK,
TnUs.-EuxABETH widow Of Robert Titus, on sixth
day. goth Of tenth MONTH at the residence Of her sonin
law, Henry J. Rowland, No. 81 Seventy-thrd street,
aged 70 years and months
The remains viii be taken to Athens N Y, for inter
ment.
TUrmIL.-At Jerusalem L. L, on Friday. October 20,
HENRIETTA O., wife OF Samuel H ruthi, aged As years
months and IL days
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence
Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock, without further
notice.
wEIcH-At Brooklyn on Wednesday, October "a,
HENRHTTA HYATT wife OF John &. Wech aged As years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon,
at o'clock from her late residence Skllman street. six
doors from DcKalb avenue
WISpLE-On Thursday. October rs, after short Ill
ness ELEANOR JANE eldest child OF Thomas and Isabella
Winde, aged years, month and days.
The friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral Sunday afternoon at halfpast two O'Clock,
from the residence Of her parents No. 900 Jay street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

yrApOR FAN KEE.-- Ell Ola u r0RtTR.. SArfNOS DE
Santiago de Cuba despics de tocar en- rnesss iiegs
puerto VI ~ hablendg bech u traye.s
tupo POGO sasaetoro pcro que ri Napcr r4sa.
geros observation-disclosures II neuor norecsd las
niegencis q. su Ca9isan. M John Stirring seuyo snseto
de las steniorcsa del
que ha usads ioso 81 Wage no
del agradsrlniento que IL debcno. hscemos pdbca
manifestAclon. Los PAsAuEHOs DEL FAlfkEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

DEsIRED-A LOAN OF 900 ON FIRST MORT
~ 300 acres of coal land railroad, and super
structures Ptlsburg Papers particulars at the
Office of L. HARPER, No l Rector street.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


FRIDAY, Oct as r M
me railway share market continues buoyant and ex-
cited an the tendency OF puees rs strongly upward
The speculative feeling becoming more decidedly
sbuish' every day, and the number OF outside ope-
raiors rapidly the increase The fact that large
short OF long standing exists among the old
conservative houses contributes materially 20 the
strength Of the bull movement which Is evidently far
from eliminating point The remainder Of the pre-
cent year Promises eclipse the speculative period of
1864 and prices win not mprobaby higher than
they did ten Yet referring 10 the highest prices in
1864, and comparing them with those current we
ana that hey considerably below that point as the
following statement shows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

The Coovaao gold stocks show csntlnuod activity, al
though the market for thom during the last few days
has been irregular usdes Tho hsmmerng OF the bcsrs
assisted Doubtless by ssies realize rros The chief
activity to-day has been confined 70 corydon, tho trans
actions IN which were enormous while Ia Crosse was
nest In point Of Interest and prices generally showed
sharp tendency towards recovery from The previous
sight depression.
A. The rss board Nge gold closed l2c higher than az
ths same time ycsicr'sv; Ccrydon aoc ophir loc Ia
Crosse gold 400, Atlantic and Pacific 1oc Quartz Hi,
o5o. Az the second board Nye gold closed &c. hishcr
sa a. the 1rst bcari selling 81 $50; Qasuy Hill 4oc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

e and rate.
greater frmness Tho engagements werc:To liverpool
Sres esses Il g a. p ~
and ans 4 s do s x e. ID
ssss a I any Glasgow per .iesmsr soSo bus
petroleum. to Gibraltar Tor orders st ss.
Fsnl market Tor cod has been active bu.
qasiss y 3 iss ssossss slSsss irss
MacEepc have beep in nodess Request with ssirs 81 s
bbls No. bsy II SIS % $is Other kinds particularly
herring we're steady &c. @ for ..a and SSi
rreed herring aaes were oeed OF two csgoes Labrador
HEsr-for Manila fair demand ma. prevailed, and fun
so he SPOT The oe q tbs d.s@s i. quite re-
No. The sses @ MINIS q w' a.
kinds viihon, change The soes q prime
partly partly q from M a for aSs ss. OF w bales
MotassEs "A more active demand presaled-arsely FOR
prices Ssnp ~ s ss Yc v as ling e on e
Portland Boston md Other prl.. though rary on tie
pothrre errgoes Of Centrifugal chiefly asc two car.
s S@s aSsa az hd sr as and I'd sb . c @
@ q9 moss s we, 'ss as s,a so "a rasa
New Orleans. sgV o 49,
made ~ 81 e. Tho market Tor spirits turpel continued
sa.r a9a En-, a + VIZ q cras e srso e
Moderate sales effected al c, bus higher prices
quiet but al grndes rcnanci firm. srccpring common,
VII c. sold ., sgh advance The business continued
1asc - chiefly = n g ~, and iacodng 100 bbls
1876 chiefly AT thc Outside poe Tor was steady last
quotations
Ois.Lins-ed continued quiet, ard we hcard Of no I'M.
portnn transactions. lrD-hets quote ~ ~ ~ @ For sh
oils tho market has ruled quiet hut Efn ut 81 IS for
crude spor 81 70 for unheaehcd winter do and 81 10 for
City distilled was steady nj 81 81 o.
OrcAKr-Wc heard o. no sales. but Prices without
Paovisoss. Receipts 4s bbls nork r. do beef, 10
packages cut meats. and e do lard Tho pork market
buoyant aud hrner under acYa demand and prices for
crh PORK advanced 5 tsic per boil with probability
Of another rice before the "cosncr turned. The adj
there being difference about ~ 50 IN price u cash
aud regular rors ~. sa,s e, 'ccr.es hssyy COM.
nees ~ ), So egler foe sa2 for I'D
s ssar s so NJ s9r sr' s g, ;srs ey
days So % seller accn days s3l Tor the hair
month and A. " a. "a .ier Il. 10. az ~ Z, se,.
The beef market quiet but s;nad, sales 80 bhis
~ TO- slS = 70, new r..p nee 81 81. ios new estr
consequence Bacon was neglected. hni being
aud seller. were ansous 20 raie The sslcs ack.
ages, at lsc Hie FOR shoulders and clsc lsc for
may bc regarded A. ne nominal uisis pra" for rand
= ke'ile rondered Western though trung were sold
lbfc ~ Tho sales 100 packages mainly from
lisc ~ Butter and cheese were without particular
ch1ngo, with small trade salrs ~ ful prices.
good refining cuba The nsrset closing rm bui
qulc sales u iopu hhdA q lui.C lsao Cor Cuba I2
boxes Scp bags mcsdo The closing aosa,ion. arr
i0sc fair good r-onine 0' Lore fair 70 GOOD gro
SSsSy 's ss prnIs soesI lSe ~ 3 rSI.o ssc
Isl il NC iss,e; Nv Is -. lsse aisa. NOS
Tosacco fairly sctivc at about previous prices with
eases old Ohio - a "a do st O. IS cases new
Connecticut At bee T5 case. state from lo,c ~
Havana aud Yars Il ssc. 81 10 aud small sr ins H.
ysna wraprersatsJ
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NguyrIrd.

powHs -Bvsn.--0n Thursday. October rs by the Rev
w. Micklss fHns W. Bowyv II Nevada, 70 MISS NARY
EftxABxru BusH, II New York city No cards
CAnrpvll.--vAxpTREknK In Jersey City, Thurs
day October 26 residence Of the brides brother
BY the Rsv. p d. Van CHEF, Mr. AsArH I. CAxrnxIi, or
Hudson Cray, TO Miss susAs b. vAsprKsnxx, Of the same
OAessrr--TRSxusx In Brooklyn, " n, on Thursday,
October a. q the residence Of the brides persNs by
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Uct zb--b 2. NJ.
AsHHs ID packages. The market unchanged
In every reer Get.
BRKADsrurfs 1879 bbls -four; 500 bags
meal u.s. 200 bushels wheat 700 do OATS 1O do. malt
81 do. barley The market for State and Western
steady AMI firm day under fair demand the local
uade and for TO coastwse porsthe British
nces, West lnkg, ac,-and fair business trans
acted at abou Nsaserdays prices, the sales comprising
1900 bba. at PIE appended NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -four
was In fairly active demand and prices were well
maintained. Tho sales comprised 400 bbls For rye 6our
the inquiry fair but OF the limited offerings
only small OF business done. Sales 400 bbis
mainly Mt from 81 50 Corn meal quiet but seady,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

Tho wheat market ruled strFdy though the de-
mand moderate. The supply being reduced n small
figure however holders enabled realize full il
improved ices In quotations advanced ic
cont nued small receipts lvor the belief that the specula
tors maintain conyo Of the West well The
meas to day light comprising about 81 go bushels
~ 36 81 40 foF No Milwaukee "a new white
Michigan, 81 40 81 f3 for mixed spring aud
3S 10 for far amber State, the last 10 arrive,
The corn rket opened quiet out subsequently,
active ana In the absence Of receipts prces advanced
&C. per bushei sound Western mixed being sold at 81 rs
store and 81 le aoa closing 81 ~ The sales comprised
about 260Mo bushels ut 81 !: for nicrla 81 ~ 81 l5,G
for sh pplng mixed Wcstern IL 81 IL 81 49,
afoat and u IL 81 ~ for yellow Western aud 81 II 81 ~
Tor white Western Cais in moderately active
mand ~ previous prices with fier slos OF bushels
including Chicago and Milwaukee G5c. 6se, and
state at zoe. o Tic. Rye In moderately
tive demand, but owing to the limited offerings,
there was no business OF consequences, and prices
and prices again In sellers favor. The sales
Lbs 00) bushels including Canada West ri 81 Is 81 Ia In
bNd 33a "a for do. duty paid 81 2, for State and
81 Is for Weetern. Malt was steady but quiet
CotpIE.The market Tor all kinds moderately active
Mt full prices The stock Of Rio embraces 1853 bags ncud
ing the Jarlens cargo, which still In We
were mistfomed yesterday Ia regard 10 Its having
tedsy, the saleanot previously Notwithstanding 900
bags at from l7ac l?ac, gold, duty paid 80 bags La
guayra were sold to-day on private terms.
CorTor-Furiher reports from certain localities the
South received here to-day 10 subaDtats the
OF b Citing frost previously received ands active
md based the probabilities OF reduced crop
veoped Prices ruled riner closing al the improvement
apeoulators and comprised 200 bales Receipts G, bales
We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

selling at 90 20; La Crosse gold l5c lower selling
at So 10 "a 81 0psir gold Be-, selling at 81 20 coryoon
was steady with large transactions At 80 60 and Mon
tauk at $50.
The business at tho sub-Tressury In this city to-day
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FINANCIAL.

ElNANCtAhs
BULLION CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
ffth dividend OF per VIII paid on November
instant stockholders Of record OF October rs payable
stockhoders Of Boston record at " landau street and Of
New York record at the Office of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, 70 Exchange place that city:
nEsIRED-A LOAN or $4,000 ON FIRST MORT.
~ 300 acres OF coal land railroad and super
oa mARPR H Rsor aee a. 'a0
MEMPHIS TENN, COUPONS AND PAST DUE IN
Vl DEBTEDNESs.-Bya an ordinanc. passed by the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen, September D. 1884, IL ordained
that the due bonds and Coupons or the
city Of Mcmphs be received for dues owing the city
cent interest and payable ia the Of Memphis
ally Cor the following Bonds and Coupons Issued and In
doraed by the city OF Memphis
Memphis. Tenn. city Bonds and Coupons past due
Memphis Tenn. and Little Rock Railroad Coupons past
due.
Memphis Tenn. Charleston Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphis. Tenn. Ohio Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphis Tenn Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Cou.
Inquiries for further particulars. by mail or otherwise.
wii receive runctuai attention Address . r,,,orrs
City Comptroller, Memphis. Tenn.
OFFICE or TRUSTEES or CREDITORS AND STOCK.
- holders Of the Ohio and Mississippi r. r. Co. EAST
ern Diysion)
NOTICE. special meeting of the holders of certificates
Issued by this Trust will be held at tho office OF the Trustees
Of the So and sspp karoad Company Cor
DEF which the rus. Wns formed requires that three ourths
in interest Of the their egal representatives Of
1 @ s asS For q e hos o aei
quorum cert.fcnc holders earnestly requested 10 have
transfers made in their and 10 be st tho
The transfer tho Trust win be coaed the
teent October nest at two O'Clock r and remain
~'''' ALLAN cxMpB ELL. Chairman.
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~ 1885, three Trunks If not called for In three day will
be sold TO pay expenses. MAURICE HIGGINS,
Stable S.5 West Houston street.
OCroBKR rs 1895
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

~ What estimate can we form Of a
party which places its chief hope for
success upon engendering and keeping
alive personal animosites between neigh
bors This appears to b. the chief reli-
ance Of the Pickwick clique. No word
can be dropped in the presence Of one of
the tools Of this clique, but that it is faith
fully reported in perverted or exagger-
ated shape. to stir up bitter feelings which
may At any time be TUNED to political ad-
vantage. It is with feelings Of the deep.
est chagrin that they observe occasionally
tho better nature Of citizens in the COM
nunity who have been estranged, finally
predominant, and even the aid of the
press u invoked to goad one or the other
party to renewal of bitterness and hatred.
Mem who would do this are fit compan-
ions for devils, and their influence
should b. Stunned 40 the deadly breath
Of The Upas. blightiug everything within
ito reach.
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Tia: ~e kesrzy svp-~~s 81 sh< prsa<i-
pcs snau<axs~d BY the bslzl@sr~ Css.-n-
;soS- especially % f4s - they sPsay to
peesrst izs9-s" Tk- baltimore Csnv~n-
sion ~as composed Of ccns-rvative men
as was proved by sheir whole action. ss by
the nomination of candidates OF the polt ieal
anticed-nts therein represented. But the
resolution endorsing the Baltimore Plat
form don't 60 fan enough to suit the radi-
cal idea, SO they insert the 4" higher law
saving clause" We endorse tbs Presi-
dent SO far As be carries out the princi-
Plies of those who elected him. The Rad
icals. after much trlbulation did coax of
their man, Fremont, and probably voted
for the Baltimore nominees, and witness
their assurance-WE elected him, there
fore, WE endorse him, and therefore we
are the " nucleus of the Union party.
All sorts Of men, doubtless, "elected "
Mr.. johnson, of every possible complexion
Of political shade. Union men endorse
the platform Of their party, Radicals their
own higher law Interpretation of every con.
ceivable subject. The Boilers resolve is
intended only as blind, and never would
have been offered at all had it not been
deemed necessary to show some appear
ance Of party prsstage.
~ We learn that Deacon Bigelow has
been urging Mr.. Robb to bolster up some
of his wild assertions in regard to the al
legged proposal by us to Mr.. Longmirs to
"go with the democrats if they would
change the name to Conservative" The
following certificate has bearing upon the
matter:
EDITOR STANDARD-I hereby certify
that never told Mr.. Bigelow that you had
proposed TO sell cut to the Democratic
party if they would change their name to
Conservative. A. ROBB.
Truth crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal years Of God are hers"
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end The aig<r~us ssHsa-rsssss ffss shseA shsy
arr srifiea, be read and stsdset With slvss-
iage BY tas people Of this eosatry. Of every
creed and party.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co..
Publishers, No. Is Walker Street, New York.
June II. 1865. 3l:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

Ffou1ss AoAIN.-The thirty dele
gates in the Union County Convention.
upon the basis they were chosen. one rep.
ssssstative for every ten voters. would
give GIsse Asslred rofers - represented ia
CSsvssiioa. Still the Rebel Organ. and
~ juveaile progeny he Cxeep-asd-sa.ty
iasiss shaa H. Grasd nass meeting Of Sat.
9s1ay sepsps<ass IL trss s<nfineat Of tn
sssney. The hrass Possss<d BY tn
dDvo vks ~ tksse sk~sss Void naks
. ennlAFa kessis f.r assiIlery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

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We z4st 60 she.< ss4 n~rsr Besk e4es.
4 post M f.sshfsl olSpe1.
A mor- useful n.n ne ~ troA the sod
Thea ihervs my fAiihfaI EseAPase
Who. without making mach parade
] have put forth number Que,
When dirty work is TO be done.
Blowtard is only simple knave
Of little use, but a willing slave,
I've paid them for the dirty work,
You need not fear that they will snirk,
Whatever you have for them TO do
Shall be by them ut once put through.
Cdt"p. Tey're just the men, now let them
blow
without letting the people exactly
know
Just what we're at, we'll pull the wires
And that is all the case requires
A lie we'll told, here and there
Will bring our forces we'll to bear,
And we can follow in the rear
And pull the lines when our leaders veer.
And that is all care to know,
Further than that we need not 20;
I must have place at the public cost,
AS in days of yOre or | am lost.
So fare you well my heart is light,
For now my hopes are very bright.
Ereunt Catnip and Hypodamus.1
Pick. (Aside.) Fare the welli my ancient fool,
The wise man makes useful tool;
The contracts let, but they shan't know it,
flour whole schemes known they will not 60 it.
Now my good friend Pistatory,
Let me tell you o long story
But hold let us first "indulge,'
Before the story divulgc.
Enter Page Nth " obligations " in q bottle; both
drink.)
Pick. Now what did intend to Say
Pts. Lot me have word in edgeways, pray.
Fick. No, no, let me talk; you know full we'll
That have very much to tell
You about my trip to Washington.
Pis. (Aside.) When willthc foolever be done
Talking about his trip to Washington.
I'll leave, IT'S no use for me to stay
When he get in his " weaving way"
Slips out the back door unobserved. Enter Jack
and takes tho seat Of Piscatory, and
Pickwick proeeeds muttering.
l-a-mie-Snoqual-a-
We've abolished slavery
All are free--all are free
Starting up) Damn republican democracy
Hey Jack you here l have been sleeping,
And you your nightly vigil keeping-(hic]
will reward you (hic] faithful Jack
Faithful Jack-Jack-Jack.
Falis into doze. Jack continues his nightly
pir0il -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02
~ The Rebel Organ Of May 10th, i,
an article justifying boiling, says:

49, up "~.S'"6s o"yo'
"That the call which our boiling CO.
temporary seems to think everybody was
bound to obey, was issued regularly
enough. is true /; but it is equally true that
no considerable number of the Union peo-
pie would come when they were cal ed.
Why they did not respond, is not our
business to inquire. Perhaps they smell
. rat, cav 'nigger in the fence or it
may the snake failed to cover up his tail,
and loyal men thought it prudent to keep
out Of reach. of his hidden fangs. We
would remind our swamp contemporary
that in this is free country, anybody may
utter call and no man need give heed to
it unless it please him to do So"
Did the Union people respond to the
call of the " immortal sixteen" and the
nineteen others ?" If the people didn't
Z" respond" when seventy-six men walked
up to the ballot-box, did they when TWEEN
ty.eight elected seventeen of their own
number to the county conventions Did
they respond when seventy men assem-
bled a. the grand mass meeting of the
Who'll. countya Figure a little, dear
friend. and your antics will not so closely
resemble those Of" Jumping jack"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02
OAKLAND May 26, 1866.

Ed. STANDARD.-Ata convention held
in Oakland, Mason county, w. T., the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That we endorse the resiora.
ton policy of President johnson, in his
constitutional efforts to restore the Union
of the United States in all it's constitu-
ent parts and that we denounce the &C.
ton Of the present radical Congress as that
of a set Of demagogues and traitors.
The convention then nominated Lee
Hancock for Representative, and full
set Of county officers. and adjourned.
WIN. CHAMP, Sec'y.