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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29
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Alfalfa, Dsceaber asa Shreveport. Ds-
esmbar Is. adviess from houston 70 ts "a iust,
had been received, which state shas esreral
Kishy Smith had taken the Aald against tie
Yankees in Arkansas.
The eneray beld Little Rock with 3 forcs SUP
posed 70 be Ave thousand sirspg under General
stseL
Tia season hal been very dry. Tbs esuasry
was in excellent eoadiiisR fer military msvs-
usnsS, and the rivers are lever than they have
been known fer years.
Ths invasion Of Texas By The Yankees was
the sels ispie. Young sza old were pressing
70 tks scene Of action win unparalleled ana-
Ainity.
The people are renewing thsir nsgrses aaz
driving Ehsir cattle to the interior, stripping the
coast for q belt Of fifty nilss wids.
Tho enemy st Ma.sgOrzA Pass are preparing
to advance slong the beach to tie mouth Of he
Brszos river.
The Yankee marine batteries OF the steamers
Of The Mississippi have committed great ha7oo
on the west side Of TIE river, bstwcon B.aias.
burg and WstsrprOof. For tsn miles ialAna
the ensny were stealing everything down to
aegre blankets.
NerEhsra News.
RICEKeED, December 27-Uaited States pa
psTs, hon the 18Th to ths 24.h inclusive, have
been rsceived-
AysTifs report, in detail, states that after de-
stTSyiDg a large amount Of rebel property, he
crossed the tsP Of the A!leghsuiss With his een-
masa, vita toe exception Of four caissgas. His
less was six men drowned, Eve wounded, foal
sEsers and ninety mAp Eisaing. His command,
be says, sas saArchsd, climbed, slid and sEaz
three hundred and Atty miles since the Ssh Inst
The steamer Chesapeake has been esptursl
and her crew turned oYer she Authorities at Halt
fax, bat On EeashiHg tie wharf, tho eitizens a.
ssnbled aud rescued them. Tho aTzr csusss
greAt excitement st Hslifax.
The msrniBg Star had arrived a. Esw Ysrs
rcm New Orleans. Among tho pssssngerr
Wsrs Gen. WeiIzsl. whs had bsea trans fsrEea "a
Buffers department.. Also, The captain Of tn,
schooner Joseph s. Gosrty, cspsarsd b. SIX pas
ssngeFs, whs surprised and imprisoned the erou
and sssk possession of the vessel Gosrty, which
Iea Nst1norss On the s5:h, bouad fer New
York with : cargo of cotton.
Gen. Nickel CoreOraa disd st Fairfax Ceurl
House on TIE s2l, rom i~aiurius from ; fal from
his hsrse.
Gen. Grant arrived At Nashville on the Goth
6sld il New York IBs.
Eureneau News.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29
HnusrERIka Np-TTMR ExTENpEs.

Yesterday was = day long to be remembered
by the citizens Of Menphis. The fact tbA. Gen.
Ysateh,s order, requiring the sarsllmeat eff eiti-
gems and their connection with q volunteer or
ean;zAtion for home defense, as the emily means
Of escaping impressnenk into one Of the old
regiments OF batteries, was not immedistsly sue
eeeded, On the expiration CT ten days, By an
other srdor, induced many 10 believe that per-
hsps, after all, the irss order was net carried oas;
and although nearly all tho citizens enrolled,
only 8 few companies were organized in tho iR-
term. In this, Is might hAve been anticipated,
shsy were mistaken, and Especial Order, No.
499," which appeared IN the ATgss en- Saturday
morning, Infused \ vigor andinkarest in the mat
Ter as earnest as it was before luksTarm.
Yesterday was specified IS the last ssy Of
Qrhce, and ell used their utmost endssycrs 70
yield q prompt ebedianee to requirements Of TIE
~commsadsr of the district. Thai nuca was
effected BY this manifestation was strikinglg
evineed By the hustle and activity ohservAhle en-
ths streets throughout the day. It was exc.u-
sively = military day; Business ives generally
disregsTdea, and on cveTybady's tongue, and IN
~sverybody's mind, wore muster aud ~"orean.
ize.n and everybody who c1ald, did muster aad
organise. But everything could not be done in
enc day. As the teTTeslTiel bah was not coma
plssed within twenty-fsus hours, it couId not be
anticipated that the little world Of the district
Of Memphis was to be msisnoEphosed in once,
or sven twics that period.
Three or four companies ksd neerly. IL net
quite, completed their organisations on SstuT-
day; thay appeared for muster At sn early heur
yesterday, and other eompanisB sprang up ike
magic almost. Gen. YsaieA was asir earIv.
and spent the ensrs day g the diEsrens places
Of rendezvous, s~uperin,sSding the work. and
furnishing whatsoever Instructions deemed asess.
sary for its progress. Ton companies were
mustered In, and suverl oshers reported for nus
tsring, bnt the lnteEess Of tho hour prevented
their eases Ssceviag astsnttn; This fact, and
efforts Of compliance, have induced General
Feafch to still farther extsnd the time sIiettsd |
feE organising, nis his desire that ell have
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We say &c and zos i, aadesns Is iAs ARCADE and
bHyit. Il win be divided 70 slit purchaser
ss2s-st n. O. cAYoE 4 GO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

It Is to be hoped that many Of the causes that
have breught disa,tsr before, have bssn re-
msvsd. We ksps whipped The dsspOilers Of our
honnas on many en- sn~ssngHined Geld, and if NE
bit do eur auty we can do 50 sgain.
The dark clouds that obscurcd car snn three
weeks ego, ara already breaking sway, and the
eIi.sering rays Of freedoms star are now glow
ing with new iusser from the blsOd-stainsd tsm-
pie Of liberty. Tbs enemy who, but . shcrt
time sinee, wss threatening to follow up his tenn
pstAsy advantage, has been compelled to with.
draw, for want Of supplies-s large portion Of
thu grand army That seemed destined 70 ovefrar
ass South and crush Us 81 = blow-lsayiag as
6ue to prspsye to give him, whea be does csns,
$ lessen that win teach him that Southern ardOr
has not cooled, nOE Sonthsrn steel grown Gull
IF We remain true to ourselves and oar caass,
and susssin unanimously, as We SHOULD, ihe
baslssesrred hero who Is soon 70 lead rs, before
lovely May has cozs end gess, we wiz doabt
less have an oppogtunity to striks once more
for the dissnhrsllmsni ef our own loved Ten
nessse-ths garden spot Of he eszth.
, 1863-07-17

e.EcO bp do at 54Bc; 700 bu Reiected OAts iu
store at 6Gc: 21D bu do at a9c.
RYE-Eecetved. l,9y1 bu. Market steady ~itha
fsir INJURY. Ssies: 400 bu No i In store 1t 6fc;
9,I0 bn do at &C Isl bags On track At 65c-
FARLEY-Recafyed. ie5 bu Market quiet
Sales, a5c bags good old At s1C5 on track; . bags
hn1led Barley at &c,
HIGHWNESE ESElO0 brls at 4tkc. Market very
dull.
ALCoHoL-Nominsl at 8sastc.
MESS PORK-Market qaiet and nominal at
$:1 scGbleC0. III.
BULK MEATs+2a boxes rough Sides at 4,1e
packed.
BAcoN-5,xo pcs Bacon Hams, eanvassed
suEnrcn1xd. at yc.
, 1863-07-17

i'm and rueca]lsr, The gratitude Of every truc
and honest citizen. Under the command of
Cap, Wilron, Of the Thirty second Precinct,
and led in pereon By that excellent officer, .
body Of policemen, numbering fifty or serenity
t1ve, charged on the mob Of Rioters, sctt-
tered ~them-emaehed them-knocked them
down. and lett tome Of them, thank God, for
dead.
We ray, "th.nk God,' and VIC feel that tht-
expression may possibly need word Of ex.
Ilauatton-aud We are willing to apologize
even to the leaders and paltakets 10 taese'
w1etcGed riots, If We have at any instant, u
pressed thought that these Courtlaudt stseSs
there's belonged to the more Respectable mug 1H,o
who wnnld mi condescend to anything less
dipnif1ed than arson and murder.
ihe pupy. poor pupptis ish thieves OF ~nom
~ noT speak, had no ambition atoye dAat oi
hresEinr wfndowe, frightening women and
fIen 1,fcRipc their pockets Only from their
nnmbera weie they formidable, and when the
oucc charged on them, they run nkethe ours
Tie police whipped them bsdly, though the
window. breaking thieves outnumbered them
three to one-druve them from street to
street, and eventually succeeded In catching
their long Legged leader, though when the
coTafdly Ehelp had thrown the two brick
legs to the ground as fast as possible, and
tried to gtt cut Of harms way.
Long as were the thin legs Of the flying
r}oter, he WIS oyertaken BY the deetcr men ol
Capt. Wi]eon's command; and was brought
into the Station House. Ills thierish name
Re gave as Simon Comer-his thievish hands
we're full of brick-ba's, but his thievish legs
wire not long enough to steal him out Of Gus
todY.
, 1863-07-17
uARkETs BIZ TE1RGIaARH.

NEW TORE, July Observation-Disclosures dull
F1ouH-Dall and unse ett1ed and 10 to &c lower,
with sales at $5.1G4l5.b3 for extra State; $500
ESQ for extra round hoop Ohio: and S58337.45
for trade brands, closing very unsettled
WmsKY-nnli-With eR1es at 4641BHc; and
GnA1swWheat duh ard fully alto a4lowe. !;
$,sTGt12 Is for Milwaukee Club; $t.aai11,3 80 for
Winter Red Western. Corn-About 1c lower:
moderate business at 65166: closing at inside
psice. Oats dull.
Tado .0h4p10Hc; Havans 13c-
Provisions = pork--a ahado easier. with
9Sts 9issoe edsl3s ss Fl SCI do tef as ils
for old and Lew prime and $'3:t09515!N for new
prime mess Including e0o hrls Deliverable Within
1ith sales Ut s. ?:l6:00 for city mess; - ID fol-
country prime; $l0.0oGtaco for repacked mess
$l30eGll7aQ Q for extra meeB- Prime mesa betl
dull ard nominal. Beef hams qniet aud unchanged
Cut meats dull at 4A15c for ehoulaessi 818c fo
hams. Bocon sides duIl and nominal Lard dull
and heavy at 910 0.
osWEGo; July tc.-F1oUa-EasieE.
! mixed &c. Other grains nominal.
Ftesghts unchanged.
BUFFALO, July 18.-FLoun-Dun. nothing do
GRA1s-Wheat dull, no sales Corn dull at 500
btc: Cats, barley and rye dull, no sa1es.
WHsKT-No sales.
cAyaI "a. rnEIsnTs-1so r ,7 o1 on corn. 1.o1sH
IHroRrs-40 0C0 brls -four, cd 600 bu wheat, 63s,
{N, bu corn, 81, 200 bn oats, 0C00 bu rye
E1poRrs-3,tc0 brls fou., O., ,000 bu wheat, 70 o0
bu corn, 9o,o00 bu oats.
MARINE' NEWS
, 1863-07-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


3HURHU43 CFEsSISHt July 10, ldb3
BEEF CATTLE-The great Cattle market open.
ed thIe morning at the various Yards, With some
Coo hsad fair to good b11ocsB On eale, Owing to q
better Government demand, and liberal inquiry,
the market WAS active and buoYant, closing firm
at all advance OF Go10c. Sales were:
De, ut s.. 50.
switzer sold Esche 10 cows, At 81 % per head.
Holman sold Wai1all 50 head, averaging ! go
rbe, at $3,75.
Adams sold Rankin 63 head good shipping
b.eye 8, averaging .s06 ns. at s.. 10.
Hughes sold uouseley 10 head, averaging 1,177
1bE, At $3.;6
Bingham sold Huffman 81 head, averaging l,oa3
bt, at $a.75 :-
Hook sold Huffman 81 head. averaging 1000 Ms,
at $500.
Adams rold HUFFMAN Is head, averaging $50 D..
at s3W.
IOGS-The market opened steady at last weeks
closing prices. hnt, tow ards the close. the inquiry
dropped OF, aud the market closed dull at decline
~ .n[a.Ec Eo1oa
, 1863-07-17
I FINANCIAL lND C0M1ERCIAL
Ig1E MONEY 1lARKET.

TnURsDAT EVENING. July 18, 1853.
There is really very little doing In tho leading
eaples Of the city, aud there is therefore scarcely
any demand for money. Bankers look orer their
counters wietfullY for customer. but they don't
sec him." TIL the mob spirit is thoroughly
squelched In New York, business, from necessity,
must be dull.
New York exchange is still close. The mob
there Retms to make no difference In remtttauces,
for the demand is etill greater than the supply.
TIE buying rate is firm at par4N-generaly the
upper figure; selling K@4-all the bsnks but ono
OF two houses usually charging the higher prize,
and holding it firm at that.
There III scarcely anything doing in gold Ono
report made the rate in New Iork 1e7, and another
gave It at H. The brokers generally otrsred 125 ;
but the sales were few. Silver nominal at 1t5@
1so. New Notes selling H04.
, 1863-07-17
Tho Crops in Canada.

nieh us with the date Of ycsr that promised i
n,or abundant yield In return for the lato. Of tha
hrebandmnn than the present. Crops Of every lie.
60 lar can learn. nothing has yet appeared to
thetr Iin,y. The yield OF fall wheat prou 1=es 10 ba
vtry large and sossd. and its will no doubt
leGu to IN fncIeasc in the breadth Of lnu devoted
It. cultivation Spring crops Of all kinds are In
tx eli Ut condition. The weather fs moat favosa-
bl to their growth; and very large proportion Of
also every appearance Of hcary yield OF ftnit :
apples. pt a1s peaehes p1nms, and Der ries Of all
Xii ds. Altogether the prospect before the farmer
1s u most cheering one. And, indeed, 1t Ia tho
only season Of very many In the past in which the1
hare relieved us from theis gramblipg 1Aons
os I1ofne .Eonfr1I
, 1863-07-17

The New North Side Railway.
= 1fA..-

AH NEW 1NVANA SSANV AAN2AS @ye
Editors Chicago Tribune:
DEAR SINS: I notice in your Issue Of this
morning TINT tie Evanston Railroad Company
have changed their line throug b the North
Division, and that the Council haze approved
Of the new route. I cannot understand this
to be so, as the Council havenot had q meeting
since The proposed change was made. There
are many citizens Who fayor the proposed
new route, and hope the Council will ap-
prove Of the same, as 1t will accommodate
large number Of citizens who have no such
facilities fol reaching the centre Of the city.
I understand that the line through the
civ. y fich This company now ask, is Us fol-
lows, 5iz: Little Fort Road from city lin
ite, 10 Larrabee street; thence on Larrabeo
etrt ct to Chicago arenuei thence on Roberts
or Kipgsbury street to Etie street; thence
cnet on Erie street to North La Sale street;
thence on North and South La Sale street to
to jackson street; thence west on jackson
to Franklin street; thence south on franklin
to Van Buren street; thence west on Van
Buren, to Clinton street; thence south on
Clinton to Ma1well OF Whitney street; thence
vest on one Of said streets to Jefferson or
Union street; thence south on one Of said
streets to South street; thence west on South
street to Reuben street; thence south on
Reuben to Canal st Lockport.
4 SUBSCRIBER.
, 1863-07-17


An item which appeared IN your local col
umn Of yesterday, relative to the proposed
Evanston Horse Railway, seems likely to
mielead the public unless those interested
are heard on the subject Of the proposed
referred to that tho proposition is entirely
une1ceptionable to the inhabitants along its
line. This is great mistake; no property
holder on the route would for moment
submit to have his poeeessions deprecated
In va1ue-as they would be By q railway
through North Laaal1e stre1t-without q &C.
y.Ie contest. and At the termination Of pro-
tracted litigation. Any attempt to infringe
upon the "vested rights !" Of property
holders BY the company, as proposed
will be met by injunction. No such proceed
ing was contemplated BY the Legislature, and
no such Outrage will be submitted to. Tho
recent Wabash swind1e.
T4cAT1E ETBrrr
, 1863-07-17

r~- All Grain a6{d "tn no-e'Ss reported t..
Mf5 p,arket report a. suec: to 2c storage, tohIch
il taid by khs buyer, sre@utare Of the pIee' paid
for ne grain to tho seller. }Fhsn trdosaetion Il
made Ii cAtch tie seller pays fAs stora1e, ltre-
foTted VI 0. b. Dr. '' hee Of storage" AZ -four
stafed. ..=
THURSDAY EVENING. July 10, 1868.
FREIGHTS-Du1l and lower. Tho following
engagements were made: To BUFFALO, scht
Footc with wheat ct Sc; prop Merchant, with
corn and oats. attic; prop Forest Queen, with
FIOUR~Recefyed 3,409 brls; shipped none.
Market dull and unsettled. Sales we're: 9S brls
White Winter at $50; 100 10 on pt; 100 brls
"GeDeva" Spring Extra, at sa.so; II oEls Spring
BRSN-searce and frmer. Sales 40 tons, at
:WHEAT-Receiyed, 2,779 bu; shipped, 1906
hu Market very dull, aud aGt3c lower. Sales
were: 4,ND bn No. Red Winter IN store At $1o3;
1,tAN bu do at $10!: e.f00 bu no. SprtaK, IN
North Side houses)at $!HH; a9oo bn 90 At 81 M de
eu @ 9 aqt5 y sde % bo1assS ss Il e
Tn bu 5a at &c; 600 bn do at 92c; cot bu do TN
s, 3. Co.'S 1t &c; 1000 bu Rejected Spring Tn
r. l., T., and A. D: i Co.'S at 75Kc; 100 bu do
1t dc: doc bu do Tn 8. B. & Co.'S at74c.
-Receired, tl3, ,9s6 hu shipped, Sc. .2e5 bu.
| Market declined 70 per hu. Safes :-e1,o0 bu
RIVER High Mixed Corn adoat at soc; 49, ,001 bn
Canal Mixed afoat at 415{ ;s16 600 bu Mixed Cosn
in store (ear1Y) at 4oc 5000 bu do (easly at 4SAe
| bt DO at 4ec; 1,E00 bu Rejected Corn In store at
/ 41Ac; $500 bu do at 47c: u. 600 ba do at a8a1c;
4l60 bu do at 46Xc; 1000 bn mo Grads" In store
| at 46c; 1s0 bags High Mixed On track at SIC
| OATs-Ret ciyed, 19. .6G5 bu; shipped, a7.0N hu.
Market dull Sa1ea: u, 600 hu No IN store at b5c
, 1863-07-17

Psop11L1R RTo1apo.-At4 o'clock this morning thIs
II, pecr was discovered to be Arc IN tho
Win on cake -four and bags Of bones. The oil caka
Wal discharged It the Of Man stfeet and she WA
.he1tfour. Capt. Watts with nl4 cfeW and
peope from the ahoTe. succeeded in putting It out
, 1863-07-17

SfnvnT~nd Grafr, NTnrTrnf-ruTv II

@AEtS4AA0 AxEalA WA1Aeh-@ u4y LIS
Receiycd, 1850 bu wheat, 1850 bu corn, 100 bu
oats, $50 bn rye. Wheat-Sales yesterday after-
neon. car 1td {; Q; b. At $i.1a, and 9oo bn red
sales i5l6 bn red o. b. at S,.15, aui car whito
Oh track at $1.2,. Corn-Sale car ehelled from
store at Gle; cars do on tfack at &c; and $50 bu
ears on track at 6shc, oafs-scarco and firm at
GaGGsc. Lake fteighta- The schooner J. c. Reed
Il was chartered for wheat to Bnffnlo at &c.
, 1863-07-17

Doc DA1s.-1t is said that " every dog has
his day:" and from the number Of lifeless
canines re see about the streets Of late, VIC
should judge that all unnuzzled dogs have
had their day. The same power that orders
their destruction shou1d have them afterwards
removed. Let the Mayor, or Health Officer,
sec 10 this matter,
, 1863-07-17

There Is NO falling of in the demand for Crude,
and. Is the receipts continue very limited and the
nos
ta1e to-day ofs0G bss at &c, packages included
snd eale OF 600 b1ls n bulk Vas made on Monday
evening at 19c, measured Ia boat. There is scarce
II enough doing in Refined to justify quotations,
and the market continues unsettlcd and irregular.
Good stsnda1d brands OF bonded on the spot are
held at 454 46c, while buyers offer from 43 to 44c,
Btnzpe il dull and neglected, and In the absence
Of kalea. Yu omit utlptaliuna,
, 1863-07-17

:. GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks quiet.
o. s. Gs 81, coup: :.1OsH 1905 nominally unchgd.
MoNET-Easy at COT.
Sterling exchange lower and dull at 1390i4o for
fist class bills
Gold lower-opening at 3B1&. declining to 2o3S,
AID closing steady at 2tH-
, 1863-07-17

Oeean FfeIGhHe IN reF Aof1k-9n1J III.
Dull ard the rates very firm, To Liverpool. per
United states nag. - biz q corn At ID; sl,o Q bn
bin of corn 1t I'd, and 7,Uo0 hn wheat at T15d in
ships bugs; and per steamer, %, 900 bu what at
5hdGsd, 1.oeo bas eheese st goa; 600 bris -four
at 2a. To London, 3,et0 bEls hout at % 413d. To
Rotterdam, 1000 bfls fonr at Us. To Plymouth, 8
british bark with grain On private terms.
, 1863-07-17
THURSDAY EVENING, July 10. 1858.
zxR.14s FOE rwENTY.Fouh HouHe, ENDING


The receipts during tho past twenf5-four hoefs
were: a,4oa brls -four, 72,77a bu wheat, 1's9@ oo
corr, bu oats e9l bu RE. and loo na oasle9.
Tho shipments were 1905 bu "heaf' asa,xao ou
corn, and $1,000 bu oate.
The steamer Psrsta, with Liverpool adEteeo 10
the Eth was telegraphed this mornng-repo1tlng
-four Cd lower; wheat declined 1G3d; ano eorn
quiet and unchanged.
Theirs was very strong feeling Il. the produce
n,rket early this morning, and some aAes were
, 1863-07-17

Lot In BIock isl on F1fat .ffees il the Itty of
+ ss Jne above lot g Gs loos = III Us sss e
ern hst IL occupied By stone oH.ld9s re- o5 y
three Morite high Nth Asoeo Hi,cbsn Wass
soe sna c6a building S* .sd
Sa .hn1n cocpectuY -ih the kitchen abovs men.
ticned The room u dttsd 20 n IL best st3
n,errcof ysult equal aoy IN tho State Til, v1u.t
t. feet BY u insfae. .rc fctt high, nHiis Of solid
Tsero aIe s u tha two upper htotiea with va
tsr closets a;d pantes ~ soavsdenny aHnssd LIZ i9s
iron sln,e7s there ls cellns under each building
tuGiL u fc ur yesrs old. ard Eaa been occupied for
tssporpotes Of banking and sncsit 6ans
On The premises On EEDSKeDAY JuiY ed. ta63. It
O'Clock r. VI TerrDs CT sale:-une quArtar cash. 70
years ith ten fcr cent Interest. Per fu-thsr n5or
m.t1cn. apply {ereo1aE,y or by letter to JOIN ROCK
WIFI. Ia'Hslte. Illinois. fet C9t1Sw
, 1863-07-17

The Crops In minnesota.

From the Winona Republican, 18th.
From gentleman Of this place, who has just re-
turned ftom a two weeks trip through the counties
OF Southern Minnesota as las wess "a Mlnkato,
and north to FaribauIt, Wo gather the following
items:
In the country between Winona aud Iantor-
vile, the wheat crop generally presents 1ue ap-
pearauce- The straw Ia short and light, but the
heada are filling remarkably WILL and thus far tho
crop Is alnost entirely free from the attacks Of In
s.ciR or diseases Of any kind Our informant ED
Inmates that the aggregate yield in the region tes
breadth OF ground under cultivation quite as large
as that Of last year within the aame limits West
and north Of Mantorytle, the country has suffered
viii be considerably lighter. This obsersation
f'oee rot apply. however, to that portion Of t. thc
Woods" The toil t. there OF damper nature
thnn on the prailies and being partially protected
from the heat By the dense mass OF foliage. It con
seqrently better withstood the lon. drought.
torn, potatoes, and oats, promise an abundant
yield everywhere throughout the State.
, 1863-07-17

ARRIVED. Is
ssmr Planet. Chamberlain. Houghton, sunt,ies.
stm1 snnnesw; Pan.s s: Jqsepa: snnez!ss
Prop 6its.s. Har1eS. Graad Haven. ID N lumber.
Prop s'ercaaEt. Briggs. But1.,o snndz,es,
f.op Gf.n:ts sta:s. DAVIS. Ocde Is6a. 81. saaas,ea
I;sLk hsit VIZ Sa.e TIesS gs,s Bain Bafao' oun"''
Btig Queen Of tho North, Campbell. Toronto, 1.7so
sehr ~: E Kooerts xelson c-utrextlle 7 ets wood
seir b. I. whitman Wood. Els. 10 sons ,oai.
sehr Norway, Sherman, Ke~aaee, LIS N lumber. s N
echr AsTy COLIN. Dlpou. Buffalo. .so II lumber from
schr Lazy Jana 1si st. cha,ies. 50 lan oer, - Il,
eehr iisaea pavy. M.nl.tee. ~ cas wood,
Scow Black Hawk. Hilton, South Haven, 100 eds wood
CLEAEsk0. .Jo]y II.
etnr SEE beam. Pabst. St, Jcseph. sundEiea.
Gosf MoSi5 T.a
Pop ottawa, Warren, Apskegon:
e FIJI e. Dnf @ 81. 2fas4 '' 0a
Prop Tonawasda. Langley. Buffalo. 2s.oco hu corn,
Prop Winou., Collins, Buffalo, 1s.eoo bu whcat leo
Prop Nero snt g,itgs Bnna,o .oso bu corn. 1aoa
Prep Allsssaoy. Bo5I1Gton. sasria. ssN brls -four.
rarz Kate Daily. srcElrby. Buffalo. g so1 oa eo.-
Ea1k COLORADO, ksls nanaloi 9; y; 80 % corn.
Ea1k Ea1k TsSilisht SilGE :i Ssnee. Msrqastts.
Eatk Two Fa1nies. Mcdonald. PeshttGo.
s 1s e e1s b
schT VIM. Fttk WOLF bura1o. y vs. pu corn.
sell Consest; Butler, Bunaio Z 800 bu corn.
schs sEtersakes. Burlington. Buffalo = s0obu Wheat.
sckr E'iza Logan Lamphere. Buffalo. It $50 bn corn.
, 1863-07-17
pnFSi PIES!! PILES!!l-

Dr.. wYtdel Is Vegetable F.l!a suEpasa All othar
remediee In tho rapid and radical cure d Piles Tsat
raoni.h from ladies and gensleuen vho hare heea
slDrnggis.4 and By the Proprietor. J.. YOUNG. ~
BIoAaway. n. Z. 5eut by mali 10 any Atd1ess.
j17fKi64Nn
, 1863-07-17

a. Nervous Dlscaaes and Physical DEBILITY,
arising nom Specific causes, in both se1es-new
end reliable treatment, in reports of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr. J. skillin HoHghton, How
ssd Association, No. 2 South Ninth street, Phtla-
de1ph!a, Pa je194W.