davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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aurttun SalkE. -
Rockford Water Power
WATER POWER LOTS
AT AUCTION.

n 1eeoztaea v11h tas tnss< of rae Roz7d OF
sxttDnk 5u.A oEdues thexeo3 ~ EAy be c5EstuaAfy
9s q fTfsze$ Sale. VIII b o15et az3 rod Pnb1fc
AHttkK,
ON TUESDAY,, JUNE z6th, 1866.
;. The Sale to Commence at z O'clock
+ ps M, IN funt Of Thos. Der
went Il Sons MIL
TTENa OF sALE:-pux. .asszsh ez4h IN tsea ssd
te t&otE tn 1ont equal Annual pxJp1e-is with
EtMkesE PIT cEE1 pE @o2sa. Ascufnd By ua7ea and
VII ~ sI1oSed an detHsE paJrent1 II III cash Il
pAtn u dxt< o< sslE-
Aay 7axres wishing op0sekx1e u private sals be
tra tb- aue1tcr. eAu have p1:es md rezn1 oT calling
On the EEnG7tsued-
, 1866-06-25

Marriage ard Celibncy.
Al Ras1J of Warning ga IassF.esson ssr Fousx
M<n- 4lso. p.teasas eaA .oxsss which pfo4ua1e the
~ soT, = % ~ ; ssss H.sss q ss:st t sxas fse e
sktLIU HoCGAros- hawas1 A.asst.Nsa, 81 saslAr
II; II 5.s:ssss n.tT ss.Is so,oss :a sas a.:s
a q ~ oa1 cssT s. & 20 se7 ssia s9 LSso 81 p
& ss11s e s xs:t:a a:te. nE i BssEE,: a1Ssa fexz
g. = E1:.*;s sssss 7 ssx :; s:: ssst
dt PGs = fsaf. TfsSa st p Rs naR s4i1M III
H;;s ,s . ..s g. 81 @ = "a
1e.s & 81 ess! as 81 ssaa.sse5* l 81 s.,as III III
fSERs s3sfs ,ss Il b -; f 81 Il E gi3Sa
DIR. Roxxouxhs,
131 1WA-a sszsex- aoao>z ek NoazexA Cnacaeo~ e. O.
vue<s h.s ATTENTION s1Ei1s1ssty to f lrs4xaeat u
- taess. sssesae !. . a.tasl q asn1.s. fa.a:s =
:aE11 Aass:ass q e kt7sya. eissase .! sas Hesd
eua ssest nsotE q r uta Wn:eo nFadue- snas.,ta
ucea9 eshil1ry. 4sax MraN saeosa1t44 and IN ka<
= 9se,s - e. 4aas ~ - % xerz->en.r r
thaas Eno nass sata!sa tAssstSx3 It t,Tx1 hansss.
As csan9t anE tas eaxE Of Gsaisai oxo,uJ. o. Sac.
fEEEz1 xEsta4cns. mHz 2Fop<sty EoHn r ssa.aA = Y
ssss 8 - sas s s ase Y IS 2 azsa
NusG Va<8 ecU11GtSy NtIo uedetteE- Dr.. BoRguExas
Z e @ s. 20 ,:: :s4. Z r e ,s:aE: :I
as.; e S 8. s & & !Ps IL :. :: s.4s ss:s
Ioa. 14o-r,ats =. - s912:.ss;. a: e., 1';ass @
Ia5Gaa.. III we,l. ss9s<z, enzas1 ssaras. ca,ssxs
, 1866-06-25
FOR GRAVEL
LIyE SHTExTH STREET Ayp PEaIEIE

L I1SG SIILG1d STH4EE AND FEA1lIE
AyEEE1-
O11H1 or U1BaAKucS FEa1nc WoaEs-}
Ch1aEc, 3E3e II, E6k
St1te4 pFuFcaafs En b Eeeeavea " the nnatd Of
FcNlc HorkA~ II kh<tv ofor. U14 II Z. IT, %eda<s-
tinx xod l11pEsk11s&att IT, Husn Stssest to
fr1txle ssFnua- Aa0 Prairie 4venne Hut1 slxteenth
AtIttt Twenty AetopA btFtA9~ Ateaeufrx to pi1n8
Aoa sreeieet1oEs % ais q ssid oGce
&A3H tmPfuFrneetx I'LL b p414 lQe non TIE
ssaess.1xsE Ixyied 10 1ctray il coat wh~
shalt be cpnsEFed- Ae F-~ta1e
In pfosEu.e1I&- LIZ skl14 u sa11
fsppGtaA* tna1t - Ad9seas~.
srfntr snr - ..poaal Tor travelling 9l<1een.n
~ :. e Assnvk h" md be AeeoMpAntod Win
-. x1a hocd. With H1xE1ea- TO oe approved nY
The Roerd seEse he Es.nk "a rsseS my bid not Il
Accuetxaee 3:th the cuodssos ok this
o. e ststs ~ osa.- .ad 10 .,oss1 Nii b. acuepe<d
49, NS --r-x II shah give evidence axis
A~ s1e foaFd rna1 be h1s the necess.rJ skill
-Eastcct. fueT.y anE ability tor dooAE th4 Worf.
H1stEAEsn1 I'D has suEGeat PccaEla!y !fs9qxtee-
J. L. GfEDRLE.
FRA0l LK1Z,
L EfGAE.
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Nexs s}rtca M 1furkci-Iune 20.
F1prr Il II. at'irc dtznanc At 3l2SU for xurtEtnr
Mes, FORK i. n moderate d. rnaad a, tasaa L.-ls
1ti-st truciG. upward. IT uf, 1t uetctE
1s%e md = srrH. &c facen il sa coz taaaea roud
dcnnnt rather IN t1ress o: tue supply. aph prices
sdrAucirc Shuu'Ct1s, lE4c Aidck, ~ <c sud c!raI
a3Gc@. cltG sec: fnsar-curtd hsn-. y ~ Corn tsm
a. sS 5o1 u:.sd M 10 asck,: oht+ r. 60 GeM1nt sd
Acasse. aod !. hot a i:taa Cotton nr:i At isc
mic1ltcc. TEc 81 crirt4 dcf1r the TAFT twenty four
honr: *eEr 1:z,s halcs. Tic s'ech L post not
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Q0MhKEHUI&L,

SATURDAY EyExz1o, June Is, 1a6A
TAe reoaspts md shipments OF Produce taz1rg
tho past tNentF -sboe huufs, &ft ~ lo1loN1:
! HkCEtSx TAFT 1HEts1I.tQIR unIzH1.
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CHAev A1s&7s
(<<ako NHH1E< :
G4ASW1Msx1EA
EE KaT Tt1s@.4xA
Ct3.0E AASNEkk
, 1866-06-25
HOSTEL IER'S STOMACH BIT IERS

eatt1e tns 7sepszattoa % high plsct azucuE TIM
specifics Of ~ axe Koek aaa salleJ. p.zsa md t<
in e1t1aortt1ra1 properties Il 7 arBEsEEyAT1R
MED1CIxEs IN other vazas ii effect Il 70 rzxRxyx
TIE fMxs1cA1fuxE II xHxE JrLl vIuo1 beyond
TIE rztod 1n1 rr.ss.stet nssa7e begins to suecuan
to re caaksr OF decay a. stcrnschse. It u aaso
settE kte pextuoNn- II depua1yl ssndearY Is p4e-
teu.arly sstasEt n bilious es&es Il which It seems t.
pazKt the hlaod Of s1p9fooua ne. and 1tstotr tna1
aheslsn{ circulation Certainly ,sere Is no adtesek
tonic ce7ee=t.s Witch ore completely vtuale4sek
, the eaeac5 q ootzaieal sssasreat-
, 1866-06-25

Receipts. Ehlpaeau.
Lumber mbef.,..,......,..,.....I,::.. ,::..l.ua ,i.sf1.up
Stinvit e.. ...,.,,..,..,,.... *.GN 1.~t6.U0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !lN1 l4a,MO
In CONSEQUENCE Of contrary Hthd&- tho rectiru OF
lumber dur4lE The week hare beeL -hgh.. but large
dtel expected ID the taty part Of tcIt week Tue
8urptY Of snEcd shIusles are laadearatr 10 fne
demand, and would command 160, anoAt. Carko
xsles A. foows: CRro scr rertiA from Gsaod tusc1.
N st1frs. balanet mixed, at s2oos; cargo schr l.
c. lrfiu fron Muskesun. 20 n Euat antee stslpt- 1t
3:l33 cargo sch. Mary Sau. from Gte:n tsty. sold
10 efz1ye, 20 sAxet shingles VI &GGo ITO N tash
at&soo cargo scr Florence. from Grand 1AycT, 100
m ash pteuts At s7t.up; 100 nsh w.<on ioaKn-s II
Sceleh; Is N cherry lumber, common. n t1-oo'
N Hhlte wood. n &1G.rh caF.o scbr u. Gtfey froal
Grand River. AhAsed shingles. At $500: cargo
schr Tuteola, ftrn Grand idve1 e. m common mixed.
nj $isN cArEo tchr 6. 'arbcf. from Gsaaa Eirer II
N ctrar tac!odtns and "a Eaor1L &; 4tst0. ~ m
common strip {ey-ot, 20 lash n &3-oo; III
nAt r;cketa. nj {11Dl. Yard prices arc ~ follows:
Lrxxu-Tras Ctex1. l. TX. TX Aad 7Iaco-
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7EAlSs 10 1uK Ion STOCK iAE1<a-
Trslu, ns- run to tl,e Union 5.ocs Yasds orer TIE
tttabus:st turi walrt load. @Asink -. d n.t II
t.x cl.Lts Of MAdAou and C2AAi AtrtftS Ttt srf II
Ncenss t.ca way. Nten tare u paid cn tic HA'A
Geust eItra will be charged.
, 1866-06-25
H0STEITER'S STOMACH BIT 7TERS

VII ru1d Up the srren=tn md repots the damage r.
erted nJ The euusttutso1. ID conflict with ta.ana-
rratofJ d1s<ase With usoEs f1psdtT sad c<asJ taa1
anJ oSner soedtetnzI stt21ulAou-
, 1866-06-25

RaExzH faeHzea @a1DNS1&
6sA1a40 q x@8a18r3
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I
I<Q Aks1sx3 tkA 1e8x3
lFtzkQ G&qxx11xEN <e1s1A
hEENA U NG fxNA EENEN
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Scrcnd C1e1I l. J.f, TX and 1-InGh-. $50 s4ts. N
Third Etnt* inch ..... -.... G.oA&1s-1t
F1r1t and Second Cesr Flooring. TO
Eethrr. fonEh-tbc bane ~ second
c1t4tv vide 9p.V'F11N
Con5rttn Flooring, rough. ....... ...,. 1I.uvE151 q
Aaicheu and dressed cola1uu Floor
FiooftnF. - F.....'."...... -. .-.. :t.ss.tas o
F1sst "a sret,nd e!rsr siding together 2 q
FIras common drekted k3dtnE. HhkN- -
NaRn1-box botrds select. ltl1eh and
A s1.eK Losfdt, il inches .......-... e-ts< y 1
suck tsoafus II taehcs. 2RhS Nv
Common hoAf6s- joigt. T.fenc-
lnk And ANAL timber. Il to lsf1ccE 9Q91ea2l!
do DO 20, IL and II feet 39LAA11i
Su1xdIr,-A Or Star Shared hhiHEies..-.. 5.sa<s:
4 Of Et1r EA'- I'd shingles G.IA&G-1
Nc, saved dShluxl4a,..,....,,.....,. 3NAj
BIOL Sawed Shingles -............. 7..5&&j
IATu-Frr m Ii ysrds k.s34b4
IT. eaT load By turth kesfefn RAitfo3d, delivered
1ny yAsd = hsrc caa be w1achsn oF nay depot
Or star Shaved <hln1tex ~ CAT
load on track A'.hort-cnuni-...... LEG T.
sosd CO tiaek.. a7zzs.
a SAVED ahiuElss, city nscs, oa :.
sEHtk- ..
On t,tct es - ~ 49, 49, .soss
B. NJ. Sawed Bh1nslet, hs car !oad
fp tf1ck ........:.................. r.
leEt sdccd to above pt1c*s whSn traIstaffsd
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'AHf "Fe @ I
- HeQ0ott:
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hlauKhtar Sofa.
Uu6lo ~.
BsAukht1 &le.
CHICAGO No. !
| harxhA-1 6ole,
GpttASo No. =
3sruHos Ay4a....
trtpoco Hose-..
: aH1pbc0 Eoukt
! damxket......
Z.
I Frxoet, Ctl&, -
~ ....---..-..
i FFts3ch Eali, II
Ht.......-..-.
Frtch 1.Alf 1A
| Mu1.'ts, y dog.
French Glfls-
| usotnex 20,
| dnL...........'
/ AH4nE9.
| 1a,&ns- y dog.
n K}tA* %T&1fsf
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JANUARY a. 1866.

q as ,malI package done in paper introduced nm 20
~ Sook Iseosr 10 whom he handed andt vas put 10 lo
r (, yss m small eathem bags nc n.Nef toiu c nc J" %
Az, oficer In the Confederate army. e...
Jacob Horton testihed: Know the u-oh'fi III in.'
hio In Toronto shout December 1865: s-w ma 10 hIhs ,t
Toronto ne came Ia while was talking %th Nh w H. DC
,ad: that week after the fires In Ne"i TX
know Chenan have him here and at Toronto; have
seen Capt KeDedy IN hoth places 'iw them BON u, oa
ada about tie a.a Martin there have seen Williams IN
both places. - =, ,..,
O. What did you hear said Of them Mr. Larocqns objected
their could not be taken evidence against
the prsoper uness Il shown that be was present
Mr. Courtney contended that conspiracy among them mao
been shown when n6a, their statements evidence.
After some discussion the eIaina'ion wa, aJoutnea 20
Fnday at 10 o'clock A when the question OF thh'sns ho
prisoner 10 bail viii also I've decided
NJ T. O. Courtney for the Government: Ir Larocque and
Gen. Vhit.ker foT the prisoner.
ALLECEDsPosT-OFFICE ROBBERY.
United States sst. Daniel j. Williams.
Tne defendant s charged With emoezZing letters from ne
Yorkvie Post Office where he has been employed a. cerk
sppear dat letters lad been stolen at the }ofkVl
s,on and detect the perpsrstor 'he Special Agent OF
lie Post Office Department Mr. Usyler, caused some letters
- bs sent rom station h. addressed 20 81 S. Station III
Yorsye containing rnarSed bills which were io1
on the r-o Of the defendant Tie day the letters ee
received q, the Yohvie Station The was JodTned 10
the 10th inst. - ~
,rnlneut; Robert " Waite esq for the defendant
Before Commis sioner srILLwELL
PASSING COUrTFRFEIT FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
United States agt. William SHithford and Csrl Prn.
The defendants were brought before the Com
missioner for eIauination charge OF passing contereit
poste curuey denomination Of 2o cents At the con
clson OF the hearing b1h the prisoners were commcd TOT
tgiai.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany oy Hudson n. h, Depo, 3oth.si. .ai
lO;haye., and by Harlem r. r. 'DeEo. 2sth.s,
ard 4thay via Hudson River, y, 10 a. M, .,
o. aud II q. in., VIA Harlem II q. N. and D. m.
Sunday train. via Haison River, Sp. m. city
car, run between Chambers aud 30th-st- station
70 baltimore and Washington, by the New.Jersey
r. r.. foot Of Courtlandt,st., and llt sm'
D. m and 70 midnight. Sunday. ay..............., = O.
To Boston, by New.London line, Pier SO y. X,
daily lSurday excepted. D........".............. ,
To B,ston. by New.Haven X. r., via Springfield,
70 Boston bv New. Haven r. r., 27,hst. and ith.
ave-. via Shore Line, iel and p m Sanday.. y
10 Csnsldaieaa, Rochester, Baaao, salalnaneasnt
West by Erie Railroad. foot of Chaneers-st.
.t7, ios ~ and pm. Euigrsnt train..;... p
To Camden, Manchester aud LOns BIanch. by Rs.
J,ss es.s Hor, fhS DGSm from piers Ratil4sGm Way
line for Manche Ter and Long Branch. AIS
10 Greenpon, by Long Island r. H., foot ofJsnes
70 F X H. a n and Sa nermedse stations. BY
Morris aud Essex r, R., foot Of Bsrcisy-st., st
8:3Oa m. BY same road for stations west o.
Mbum st $40 ?. M Mo.isG~R i,S foI Hartford
ind sprin.he.d-steanersl Leave reck shp Ae % =,
"a S.p:vsu iv n: N.wHaven RR, a;thst
70 the West, by Central Railroad Of New;Jersey
via Allentown. from foot Of Libertyst ~ h'' +.
I'm, u m. and s:oop. IN. Sunday trsln.,......
To Philadelphia by New.Jersey Railroad, ioot OF
cOGrsndt-st, !, 10 and LII a. NJ, la m,4 sndoo'
m and IL %dS; 59 .eas.r Sy Of
cry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, rom fief
IT, 80 y W:i,i,s;on 49, ty Newjcr:ey r. 4. foot Of
Ccurtandt.st 8 and liz 8. tn, 7 p. m, and u
To Piernont by Northern X. r. New,Jer'ey.
from Jersey City at ct a. ul ll3 ~ and o:V3 p M
Monday, u
To Now-Oreans, every Saturday Ailanic ana y 's'''
Steamer Liue
For fnrher INFORM alton Ia regaid 70 Raiirosi Tine Ia,
see az, artisements in smother part OF thispapsr
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Statement from Nine OF the Jurors ia TIA,
strong Divorce Suit. superior Senrt.
pFTTR R. sTRoNG ACT MARY I. STGONG

FIIEK 7, SIEONN AUI, MANY I. SIaVNT,
We The undersigned, hereby certify that all
the iury had agreed upon verde; ia av0r Of the psr
tG issues relating TO tie ad'cry OF >.ro defendant
and relating tie forgiveness O. tai bdutoTy
bv the pliints-that is TO ssy. We bad an uzTeed
that tbs defndm, bad been guilty Of aiue-y that
to plaintiff ad forgiven her Oa the remaining que.ou
,e charge OF adultery sgain Mr. Strong ten of
The verde In bis vor and 'hr manning iuors James
Rnus Smith nd lon T. Sger cied tncif 1sot to this.
ald t upol the disagreement Ou this point t tas juIy
were DISCHARGED this morning
lon Lac. No. % West Thirty =.
IOHS =. WOnsrgLL. coo iifst.ale. hri furt -th.it.
iOHS I. ViLLETs No. = Nest lniriy -fi-l g.
H,uT nAcKiE. No % Wet FouFtlf.'
tDwAKp T. DRAPER. 30. 800 hiri-.gc.
VIC ElTs. NO. lUl g. -itH aye
JOIN W. SIcEfLs 40. sj3 Washing ston8t
NmKgs CAY. No. ~ rcrry.'.
,uARLrs BEaKy SO. J'l Washington h!-IA,t.
I.lef1JsT n, 1895.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
LAW ISTEg.IsGgNGE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFrfCE.-fAN.t.
-Br'oie toNMG. sIoNgR OsBOES.
InE LAAAuNAliON IN TIE CASE OF kUBEIT MARTIN

/ UNITED STATES CyMsllsSIDNIIts OFIitF.--f AM D.
-Brfoie C0NAI. sIONER OsBOEN.
IEE LAA1nSAIiON IN TIE CASE OF kOBElT MARTIN.
Ine UL.ted statci against Robert illln.
Il viii b. remembered that on his discharge by
bshcls corpus before Judge Leonard Robert Maiiu. t.
alleged hotel hurer at once .esrcrt aent from.
tie initcd States Commissions ~ giving 3D. &c., 70 te
states.
To-day tho the preliminary examination IN l. va,
ed before Cos s.0ucr O,holn. the prisoner Mar
tn. being represented by his counsel MIR Laroclne md te
rrcd States Government by Asirisnt Dssr.sAuor,g =
Bepjsain A. Mcdonald resident at No ruion.s7 lfe
testified 'hut d. anew Vogscn hy te name Of >ton whom
be- suD,equcutY found out 10 be Kennedy he Ind seen thc
prisoner b,3io 90 No lnonsqnarc, be con- jsy
wi,h of the name o. iamsi he pse.en ID ~f
boo r1ron.os te letter introduced hm iir. Maxwell
stated that he visited Nwiork business. d. a.
t1 Rel aoAi ID no paricuior connection with hnat bat
" i,we. in the ie,t port Of October Or The hrt VI No
fet w.. ON itday nsht ~ November ihnk saw tie
prisoner the neat lay at my stores Mr.. Niams with
oIniou they were soing 10 stay Ge whether hey
hli DcOer lie room or board s1ssostcd
W. occupei b. Mr. Gibbs, WHO bad room to lct
which taken by tic prisoner and Williams; Air Ssuton
M ea ~ bas; be asked 49, 20 tie charge OF t. d. ie ss
COINS ou u tia city leo triiay ond on saturday
sv oi tho G-e; there wsre bag received iro1 no p
onrr. there W.. Nj Chenali .oreiimes with him was
introduced 10 iim md kenl ly By the pdoner thought
'y were ouns en % bnsn' hcre have seen uoro q
ttn -uoc rEcfpt hehnrdy .aW hirl at Toe police l.ld
i.lt"t u1ltNau -l t-l friiiuut ttpt n. TIE
hrri hIidnrs
,t0.s o4aniuei1he prs rsle n the .,f pe of d..
i1 te eTry part of hovenipri know Kennedy cme
{, y store or the prfoneri he uod % Lq1.rc for s tl
Wei - lir Niiensi ain lrfg Martin introduced me 90
Kennedy sud thsnsuti raLt bo mistikeu " .tuis nfd
Lc i1.-.!rf Lee may have given the intodu,om ht
We're l -,he aud think Martin ntroin.c ed ne; ali
NOT i. Atu lb1tt the day that tie :, ct w ts
@. Pie ts uc smr bag oi gold % t iu tln
M hmi there sevoral gentlemen present 10 nn,
AuDd ecd hn Gs tho d-s can,e II was the isl l,y
lim 70 uow he .id be wl about o. Iolyc Tor Ils
rhi snd would Do absent few dys; shortly ancF hr D.
;'@ 1 -!a 10 oar hooA Keeper - pu luayi 10, ucAt
UF ,rsi n tc p1p3 about the h's, 1ud Ito day We
s' r. ~ pt iour months 4 oY 3o lr,dI tte do
h hs'l . -J 20 10y mind tLe glid Nal onlJ in uiy po-
s.taIot Hat snt toI.
!s 'i',,-''--.r de- .o o.. %, a, '... s.lt.., .t.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
siarkets-CA CAIETuLLI HIPonIEp fos IHE ,, y IRinrSs'
WEuSrgDAv Ian 3. le'6,

Iarhets-C CAIEruLLI EIPohTEp fcs IHE =. TRiBrSE-
WEpsTsDAv, Ian. 3, let6.
ASHES aTe inactive; The new ipspectcn is not on
the marle vet and in TIE absence Of saes, prices FOR
the present must be regarded as nominal.
BEESWAX has been only IN moderate demand NY
prices show change; ve quote at 7eGiJc. iof hei
low Westcrn and Southern.
cor TON-The demand has been mere active r0m
maruacturers ard shippers and prices are trm closing
az % s3c for Middiings with sales 0t 1900 bocs
COIFEE-The market for Rio Coffee continues d0I,
and ., ices unsettled and heavy the extreme for pine
lots being 20c gold: sales TO day of 1900 bags eN
John RouIton at 3lc gold in.bond; other kinds are
steady; sales OF i22 bags St Domingo at l2ic gold ID
bond.
Tic following arc she statistics Of the operations ia
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04


FLOUR AND MEAL-we have had only mod
crate business IN Flour during Tie week. but with very
gbt arrivals prices have been well sustained, though
they have fuctuated slightly, and are held with much
OF large portion OF our stock being Unsound and the
prospect OF more active European inquiry imphrs
additional confidence; today (Wednesday) the market
IL more active especially the medium and better brands
these have been somewhat unsettled and irregular, but
low grades are dull and rather easier; the demand
mainly FOR the home trade the ssles arc ll4yO bbs
az 81 lOa e. 20 for Supelhne State; g ~ ase tO
for Extra do; s. 6jass - for Fancy State
- JOa e 90 for the low grades OF Western Extra
80 5Gs9 for Shipping Ohloi 81 0d sl2 % for Trade
ond Tarily de- and sl20Slj 80 for 81. Louis Extras
Canadian Flour is in fair demand and seadyj salcs
Of $50 bbs at ~ 1O0 s. 30 for common to far EXia
and Sg0Sll 30 for Trade and Family do southern
Tlonr ia IN more actye demand and Is rIn; The supply
Of Sound Is not large; sales Of 80 bbs at f9cSl0 p
for common to fair Extra baltimore and Country end
$40 400 Is for Trade and Family do Rye Flour is dull
and heavy t.les OF 20 BIDS ~ s5 J0a 80 Corn Mee
il dull and heavy. Buckwheat Flour is heavy al si@
I - 30 p 100 n.
FRUIT-The market for most descriptions under
This heading has been very <u and heavy since cii
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

nCdeIetS sales Of 81 l,GCa bush at eOae3c. ioT Tn
sound, G3693,c for WetP IN Mixed 10 st0fe and 9-c
a8o,t ard jersey feilJV al 93C9ic.
oONEYBAGS have been only In limited demand
.ut prices arc ,iIm a. - 032c. ~
srOCK-Ja1. }. ir53, 232s bales; Jan. l. ls6f fic'
belcs Jan J, l-65 $50 bales; Jan J. leoj iyJ oiles'
CUNNlCLOt'n II also rules quite firm. but TIE o"si'
ness has been Vy moderate; sales at 81 &c: ~ ,oc
sr1 6-Jail 1853 lG 100 bales, Jan, J. 1851, ;d~'
bales jan l. 1865 H. $40 bales; Jan. l-oc 25Oo paes
HEMP. lanilashas been iniless active demand ana
prices arc easier; saies 1T l2c god other kinds are
cny in 'nited demand bat prices are without changs,
Weqao5s Sisal at ia jlc; Jr:c, s!sO ~; is'r'
Cleap S3JOa $780, and American az go SEiv lot uA
dIea.sh. nnd s:nA $3.50 ior Dressed, 81 euIIe-V!.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
COURT cALENpARs-Tnrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CESEKAL IERM.-Ealance Vi
motions and No On preferred Gale rdar and
Nos. 10 10 - general calendar. CIRCUITPARr l.
Nos C 25 So c0l 3i3. llOJ 3 H. o. 81, III. l5. 2i
30 2i7 20l sll 97 81 313 PART ifN0 go IS 795.
. 5y3 49, 20 3op g4 700 l0i0 1885, lJ3 ll5l i06f s55
10 2J2 100 CHAABEas-Nos 9, ~ g. 6 y. General cll.
No. n.
SUPERIOR Court PART |. Nos. j0oj, l1lJ.
iG5 1871 1919 1870 ~ gO o9 l29 1913 l.19 1913, li-J,
1893 PART lNos. a. 1886, 1910, Zl5o. 2l6 21l, 1918
i.gs li11, l152 51li 1914. 1904. 2l70. 2O.6.
CoURr OF COMMON PLRAs-PART Mos.
1882 H. $40 1888 81 99 1857 stj l25i 1870 s73 i3O
lJll lJl2 P,RI llNos. lif7. :6J l7l. No. 1890 l!8,
1872 $50 lls6 l2l3 l235, 1856. ll1i. lll2. lJ:8
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-Jan. !, I-66.
~ A. 4 L. % to - inclusive, 81 &C. ~ o. 6? 81 70 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

r,ooa To- and ;s077c Dr sazony Fleeces, 45asoe for
10 / Pulled; 5sd6]o. for Supertno DO, and ., ,~.Sv
- FYtra do 25Q27c. .or COMMON Unwashod Can
..nia. 42c for Fine TO-, and Wa iDc Tor lesas.
Foreign ptous moro active, bui prices sno"
No ebenge, We quote as follows: Soutn Ane'i,n' ~
=, 4, i-c for Common Washed; 32o3,c iof un,,
s.aeb.l Mestiza and Morino; 40GA2c. ior Wasns. @ s
T1.re ros y Soc COR Unwnshed Creole l2G1.u. aD
Washed CordovG Chilian at a0@1e. lor @ w. In.
,rasbed Fast India; 350 Sc for Weshed ana AIIeah
AZ 70 35c. for Unwashed ard Ease for Washed'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
MARINE oouRT-raAL TrEr-Jis. a-Befo.e Judge
pAuAGls by \ cITY RAILROAD.

Albert -. the B.ee ker.st. uud fu.on Ferry Rail-
Tbs suit brought 10 recover the value oil
hofe and wagon, aud Joss Of time 1e caused by collision
with of the deenjAnts IL appeared by the evidence
dot tie pniif Al e1prtsflan, takiug packages
o Nho ThelcT and aroyc up 20 the door IN Crosby
draw Ing a near tie curb az gossiac.
bic carried hs pacaa,e, into the t1oate and when conns
ap saw the ear coming DOWN There not bong space euon;
10 pls he forward pat of the struck the forward paTi OF
The oitres wseo breaking It. urns the harness, snu
throwing the lor,c iuufng the ae so AS 70
render bin entirely uacss For this ard r h oss 81 ni"
u dys. 40 y. the antih ss1ed ~. Amer
two d4ys al lie lry verdict for tAe plLt oi -'
VI ln-.neA loL I-.ill Nh. scIlDneL iol a.iend.nL.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
SUPREME COuRT-GBSERAL TERN-IAy. 3-Befofe
Justic,s BtpyARp IyGPAHAs and CLgAKE.
THE CVRJsIY WILL CASE.

Tho aracal from the decision Of the Surrogate III
the Chry "l case was argued at sng yes
who Is claimed the only heiratlav Of e. r. ChFisy'
The Cour: reserved its decision. IL.
CRcUIr.-JAy 3-Beiore Justice JOSEPH +; BARSAEp.
Charles Emer', b. g'1,dinn Se 'st' tho hudson h''er
The plaintiff in this case, boy of about 10 years,
was r over BY freight OF the defendants OF te eoer
The Of his right hand beside other Injuries FOR
these Be asks +2O@o damafes The case Is sIi,l On,
CHAMBERs-JAS. 3.-Beforo Justice SUTHERLAND
ARRESTS UNDER THE WAR POWER - sLCkEiAki
STANTON SUED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
joseph II. Maddox sat Edwin NJ stanton
This is suit against the Secretary oil " az ior
the pa1tif eeks 10 ose Mr. stanton personay
in dapages the extent OF $4,000 The answer o the ae
son I gss 70 econa tag staa The the charge.
and complain of the plaintiff aud DEM, 9I having e. @
the arrest, tnrd sseIne, that the plaintiff wo' arrested or
AGAINST the articles war aud on n. request 20 ths
deientari IN BIS eineia ysstsd ws, bv HIM onrh
fuller oiement the and reasons Of bic arrest set.
ting up probable cau.e ior the are on nioton sIis'
the plaintiff trading and dealing with the enemy we re-
siding baltimore tina the military nrselcl2n' nnoe! '
Preients procanstion and lat plea that al h acts Ia
protected by the act Of Congress Of March B. 1863
t motion TO .rke out certain portions
of the answer AZ ifree ysnt and redundant lht some pcr
tons inconsistent With each other and otLeIs are ga
pleading - llrz give color aud Therefore reevant Tie
fsnse be mide more definite by .,a,ns more s%he pro-
ceedugi under which the pialItif was arre'ted. ..
Judge IOWes argued s tlis wa csINciai reason III VT
ease Tor makuy tie pesinss definite ani certain,
wing 20 te pecuar secrecy or - least cPaohy 0i
proceedings before military tribunals.
Tho Judge TOOK he papers
Wright Preiiisl and erJud2e Cowles oT paiuih tsn'
icy Lar gic Brown d x Judge Psrrepont for euoant
DISCHARGE OF \ SOLDIER BY HABRAS CORPUS.
In re. Char.es Bach
Chsr,s ,lrh boy Of &C. ensted in the United States ser
vice. .s today brought babes corpus before Justice
Suthsrlnd sTe,,on setting forth that he lad been en
Hated under and wiih0u, Tie consent OF his guardians II
Appearing ~ the testimony his sister that he really
d.r 6 ycrs snd 40 yoGTn having been made the Justice
disclaT = him.