davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13
uNIoN sTA.TE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET.
Fer GossrHr,
OLIVER 2. MORTON,
OF wAYNE.
FsE Lest GossyHer,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or vANDERETRaH.
Fer Secretary Of SLATE,
WILSON TRUBLER, Of Fayette
Per AsdRsr Of SAFE,
THoNAfI D. MCCARTHY, Of wabash.
For Treasgrg Of ss@ts,
JOHN L MORRISON, Of Warrington.
Fer Anor5isB- General,
BELLA "a z. WILLIAMSON, Of Patnan.
Tar ogsrE Of he surTsrns CSaSf,
GEN. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
= Eor Reporter Of Supreme csaaf
col. BEN HARRISON, sf harisn.
For gNyrspse Judges,
~ pistriet-JAs s. FRkZER, Of KoseiHsko.
"a Distrfct-JEHU 7. ELLIOTT, 81 Henry
sd District--CHAs. A. BAY, 81 Marion.
9Th Dkstriet--R0BT. G. GREeOKf, T1ppee@nos'
Per Sspsrisasndsze VI Psblis IHssrSss1ss'
PROF.. GEORGE W. ness, u Marion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-13

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID cut af the ofiice Of the Clerk Of the Court Fl
Common Pleas Of Yanderburgh eeunty. Indiana,
in favor Of Francis Fellows, and against Heary
D.. Allis aud Lewis Howss, will on
WEnEESnAE AunTrGr - ,ars
, 1864-01-18
Gen. Meade at Phltadelphfd.


Gen. Meade. was serenaded few nights
since By The Union League Of Philadelphia,
The response delivered by Gen. Meade was
neat, tersc and appropriate. His appearance
wes the signal for the most unmistakable
manifestations of applause, Terminating with
three stcntorian cheers for Gettysburg. Then
the General spoke:
Lam much Obliged to. you, my friends, tor
your compliment in giving three checrs for
Gettysburg. / am here but for a very few.
days, and haze only yisited my home to see
mr. wife and children, and am happy to hear
you remember Gettysburg mud ifs deeds of
heroic during. speak to Phlladelphians: I
hare always felt It to be matter of pride
that am Philadelphia. Everything that
and nerved with new strength when I think
that am Phi1adelpEfan, and that my fellow
citizens Of Philadelphia will be glad to hear,
When come back among them, that I have
done my duty.
As I said when took command of the Ar
hare no pledges 10 make. When return to !
my army, all can say is, that we viii, do the
best We can to suppress the rebellion. and tn
overthrow all those who arc in arms AGAINST
S' CUR common country; and VIC viii Do the
;'e nst rs can 70 have our 1ag respected, and to
- "ss& OsNA every AOGL OF ground frnrr
the Canadas to the Rio Grande and the golden
sands Of the Pacific. The banner OF fbe staIa
aha and ban nars We wll number among the things Of
Gatiops, VIII be remembered Us thinrs thet |
have ne existed, but lave no longer any BENZ '
what We need ia men. 1Want Won ~.
NJ OF you, every man Of you, however small
yon1 influence, to nse that inffuente to send
heefals 1 to + the army The mora we get, tic
er will The war he ended. HIS War 1naat 4stin h.
ended by hard fighting, and it becomes cyerv
man, woman and child to work for the IL.
crease Of our, armies in the fcla. and when
that .is done, I trust that, next summer win /
come to us with peace restored to tho land. |
peryading the entire country
, 1864-01-18

Total lire and dressed. sed.............,.., .6p.Ssl
Tota fsseiPts Fem 70 s Eeef T.
Receipts during same period last season.. M'M3
The market for Live Hoss today was steady anil
toerahly active, with Gales Of upwards Of 4oo Hogs
at sl!s3@8.75 gross-chicay at $55o@61o.
Beet Cattle were nctlve and steady ut S25t9 49,
n,osty-s9 42.t08J.15.
Dressed Hogs werc dull. partly In consequence OF
the mild weather, and VIC note decline. In prices OF
5@tcc, with moderate sales ut s6s0@fN-thc mos. oi
The transactions hav1ns been at $500 and $3.50, lsid
ing On A0 MS. -.
The Pso1 1islon market today was very quiet, but
thcrc was no material change In prices. Mess Pork
contnucsi In coed requcat, with sales to-day Of 12sq
brlsat for city. and seoo for Hess deliver
cd Ut Milwaukee. Primo Mesa Pork was held at S17
buyers offering $1e5o. There was nothing done III
Bulk Meats todaythc offerings being unusunlly light
and hodcfs asking higher prices Shoulders are held
ut &c loose. and Hams at 9Hc loose. English Meats
were also aetiss-1ne offerings being unusu-
ally Light. Picked Hams were In good
demand and nrm 1t 1oHc with of25o tres at thss
price. A1ot of25o brs Pick1ea shonldes also chang
ed handa at 81 per brl. Grt Hama were sold 1t
ekG9xc from the block. Beef Hams conttnne in ac-
tive request. With sales orny 81 br1s at $500.
lot Of 80 halbarrels Beef Tongus changed hands at
z1o50 Mess Bsef is held at 4r2Do. There IL rather
more inquiry than for somo tine past, hut buyers and
ners a,e apart. Lard was Gull and the sales made
auoutt to only 100 tres At 12A@12ac for prime Leaf
Flour quiet aud STEADY, with sales OF about 1900
bbls at for spring extra. and $50 for spslug
supeEB. :,
Wheat rms less active, md prices fell Kc per bus
e-Tttl light sales ut $11s@11SK for No !, and $111@
11t}i for Noe Spring.
There Is some inqury for cargoes for spring dcliv
rJ,and We Iotc sales to-day Of 100o bushels at $40
for No Spring, and 31l2 for No Spring-both SUBJ
Ject to &c storage Holders offer to sell cargoes No
Spring I. o. b. at the opening at $s1aa5+ So
Corn was very dull to-day, and the tendency was
downwaTds-with trid1ng sales Of New Com In store
at SC. * - -. sia;.f''-'!:4.',
Oat6wcre quiet, with Light saes OF No. ut H@s6e
tho hitter for fresh receipts. No. Oats were sold at
fSkc In store. g.,
RE was vcry quiet, with sales Of No. at *1ns91D
Rejected Barley, In store, sold at s1129l5 The
market Is firm. r'+t
The market for Hlehwincs suffered decline ofskc
per galon-wfth light transactins at Hc-bnyersgeu.
crny offering only &c. The attempt to tar the stocks
on hand seems to hay1 frightened spectators for the
present. =
, 1864-01-18
4 New Fashion and 1t. Per1.s.

Dr.: Buckland, an English surgeon, cautions
the Indies Of London agalnst the dangerous
character Of new fashion Of female attire.
Tue ingenious mfllihers baving devised m odd
style Of ornaments fot 1ndics' hats, consisting
ofp]umes woven from spuh glass. It is init.
matcd TINT the eyesfght of London women Is
thereby imperilod. DR.. Bpckland says:
<'These p1umes nre highly ornamental ana
graceful to look at; but would beg the gen
tlemcn towarn the ladies Of their families
against wearing them, for, these threads Of
glass are as tin as cobwchs, and, though'ap-
parently solid as a mass. break aud snap of,
falling into almost 1mpa1pablc powder with
the greatest ease; the qsc,Aa are very likely
to find their way into the eyes Of the fair
wearnzs;A and i need not tell them what pain
and discomfort they would necessarily , cause"
g There is 1nan in the Crystal Palace In Lon
don whose occupation Is that ofa glass.blow-.
CT. and this person writes to the Time. In an
Indignant strain. Dr.. Bucklaud's caution, hs
, 1864-01-18

cliac ofSesse 100 ns on The quotations gtrea on
Lust Saturday evening. .
We give the following ~ tho concluding prices OF
Beef csttle In tho daily uuszfct this eTenlng:
pimc to extra Qnn1ue1- sSN4a
common 10 nc01uu1. A1*a~SV
SATURDAY Evening, January 1t.-Wtth much mild.
ez and morr endurab1e weather throughout the week.
sogethcr with u -fa1 better supply Of stock
the market has again began to ~
Assnno IT. woated Appearance With many dssd.
Sansages, peculiar to the present aud past INV weeks
there has bean tolerable amount Of activity In tho
has resulted IN the sale OF the Whole Of
the receipts, and not few Of them several es
With shippers tho Urgent demand Is not much at
present for stock. but for and greater
faeiltta for The shipucnt Of stock when required;
mat being obtained, larger receipts Will b nec:s.
ca. With no want Of activity In tho market
aaE1o1 the week, 1t hns been found that the
a'gh rates which wese ohtsned for Beef Cattle sub
seqnfns to the SLIT ultimo could not bo sustained
anu decline Of eoG55oe upon former quotations has
neeh hs result. At present ratea the market rules
noee ateadlly and mich better agreement appears
10 exit between buyers and sellers. Tho entered
sa!ea to-day amount to 9e5 head of Bcns cstt,. AZ
prices ranging fFnm $a50aa.sp, tho bp1t Of Which
ha7e been 1t ss!soas:'s p 100 ns
HfEF CATTLE aALEs ro-pAy
Cooley sold a. :. Kent L Co. IS Az e;s atse,n
Gibts sd iq Curtis iaS i ~ T. 1s 4 tn 4 q
. Hall eoid SlIvetsnatl g NV 10 At 9tas
Conklin sold Ramsay 8 ~. 70 a taS5 "
1lyman houeht 19o ar !, - at $500 hsAd.
Crawford sold Riley saw $50 at $3.50
Crawford sold O'Shca az G1 at $500
, 1864-01-18
Qrib,lue,
MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1864.
4 NEEDED REFonm,


The order issned BY Gen Hurlbut to NJ
the officers In his Department to return IL
their regiments every soldier employed OF
detached duty, is one that ought to be re-
peated by every Commander Of Depart
ment- Heretofore thousands Of soldiers were
taken from the ranks and detailed on
"special duty" This special duty Consists
chiefly Of acting as body sersnnts TO o"cets'
dancing attendance at their heels, anu magnf'
fyinc their dignity and consequence; IN act
fnp rs tee1nstc1s and laborers Tor the Qnar-
termastc1s, and in c1erking for all grades Of
officials for unloading steamboats, and trains,
md in constructing corduroy roads; and
thousands gre kept in the hospitals as watt
CTS md nurses, where many Of them.ar dis
charged on one prctext or another, OF obtain
citizens clothes and desert 1t is not m over
estimate to say, that two.flfths Of the entire
number Of soldiers drawing pay do not an-
Gwcr ut roll call, nor can they be found when
8 batt1e Is about to take place. They are sb-
sent on, the - detached serrice' described, or
reported sick In the hospitals.
How often do VIC hear Of this OF that reei-
ment going into battle with ESQ or 900 men,
and yet on the rolls of such regiments VIII
be found 600 to 100 names drawing thcIr
quartcrly pay. The abscntees are mainly on
detached service; a score OF two may be
sick, but the remaining hundreds are dis
perscd about the Department, and some Of
them in other Departments, frittering away
their time in doing what soldiers should not
be set at. ....
Estimating our present army at 100000
l., ufn%,1 fot
, 1864-01-18
John Phoenix Outdo1e.

:, A paragraph has been going the rounds Of
tue press In which IN az count Is given Of q
horse having new hoof grown on By the use
ofa certain la1rier's ointment Now this re-
ons. Wisconsin. A Mormon priest named
Nicholas, professcd q power of doing miracu-
lous things ind compounding wonderful med
ictnes: He mnde nerve and bone all-heal-
Ing ealye, and Thought he would experiment
little with 1t. He first cut off his dogs tail
applied some Of the salve to the stamp. A
new tail grew ont Immediately. He then an
Piled some to the piece Of tail which be had
cut CT, md new dog grew out. He didn't i1
know which dog was:Whfch. This may seem
Q tough story, but VIC have Nicholas's word
Tor It, and VIC do not think be would lie.
, 1864-01-18
Resignation OF Gen. mcCleruand,

We regret to learn that Gen. John A. Nc
Clernand, Of this city, has ut last felt It due
TO himself to tender his resignation as Major
General In the volunteer service Of the United
States.
Gen McClcrnand has waited patiently for
many months in the hope that IN inyestiga-
tion into bis case would be ordered, but be
has waited in vain. Being denied the oppor-.
tunity either to vindicate himself or to serve
bis country In the field, he is no doubt IN
is practically prevented from discharging the.
duties which It virtually imposes on, him.
Much as Ills friends will regret the step lie has
tnlen, therefore, they Wilt hardly condemn
him forit We shall probably refer to this
subject again In day or tWo.-Sprinqfeld
Journal
, 1864-01-18
EXTENDING THE RAILS wEST-
WARD.

(f1A sTnH Fr$V1 Af..k
.t w W. 1enucn,pcs lnat some
Dn;,seaa ~ a.rao.as -. au Sato oa.on
.aaa 1a,ra ~ Nahras,'" H. ~ ses y. ue om
sse5 ,,;es.,... ps:,--.s -, 80 ~ oaa' 'A1p'
-,,o,ad z.,1, or+oaa 49, 49," "Asu s1r,r -
p,,.st to the .,;ssonr, T1o raaanp p,s!sss -, s s1
a;;ssou,i Road ,wss .x+anssS 1nas. ee ~ ,atA aua
s1olttown to state-centne far,taan ~ o.s -, -
half p,f,ne m The ost,, ~ Nnro,,ha. M. :.
a5nr % 10 Sevaae M @ S14 u i,os No'em1es n1t tDe
snail wns comn1efad IN nrtn,,.r 49, ~ -. ..:.a
n t1,a ,,;.ee ~ f-..,,,,t. .,..,,,,s..
NM. the ,r,,, ,on,g aot ',a Nv. s'ss I've
81, he rcod Tron ~ ,or e. taa,- - ~ 80 ~
4wsnt~.+hraa a- ,ai,ss .soa+ ~ M.-.,an. ~ 49,
49,, -, 49, $3.50 :. ~ -, ~ sAaa1o"h' u
~ s<e.. =. t.ss - ~, ~ VA W ~. oo"u
90 eVou ~ .le "e1Iusl "ln permit 1tno~
1eaenee point 1n1'aef West s1han any other
1olu ~ Ao"a, ana as anoef contract to DC
nnleneu n. ~ noonsooto' on tne Ocslnoincs
ANe', elsee huno1eo ana 'offy-nve miles
"es' ., Cnlcago. oy tne nfst o. November
ncAt' la1s Will 1case out hundred and
t"en's'aVe mlles o1 txaek 70 oe buat In order
1o1ea the MISSOURI, and arrangements arc
mahlE 70 pnsh the Work 1orVard moro rap
1ay nan mas oeen realized IN any other part
VI Tug foaa. f1ooaoly our citizens Will re,
!o'ee In continuous 1aal to the Missouri dur
lug n .ne year one 'noosano e'eot hundred and
~,
Inc surveys west OF boonsboro have de-
, 1864-01-18

The relations existing between Russia and the uni.
ted States the subject Of Of much Interest at the
present time. Onr commercial relations With Russia
hnse been constantly aod rapidly increasing In 1852
there vera 81 cotton mills In that country, runnlu,
1,4co ospind1es; three years previously there were
but fyve. In 1874 less than 100000 pounds Of cot.
ton were used in 1859 more than oo pounds,
In 1si9 our exports to Russia were !ttlc more than
one million dollars; In 1859 the exports were more
than q a. Oar exports a1nlg agricultural,
and so theirs hence our exchanges not large
In amount. 49,
The amount Of her agricultural exports Will aston.
iah many Americans, who are little aware Of her pre-
ducuye wealth. The Department Of Agriculture has
established system OF exchange with onr Consuls
abroad by which foreign agricultural statistics have
been obtained, and from Information feceiyed from
Timothy C. Emiih. our Consn1 At odesas;by that de.
pastmeDt the following important table has been
compiled: = So -:
sTArEhEHr Or dfRTAra HPoRTs or nusstA, rRo,it
1851 70 18G9, 11c1ustvE. -
, 1864-01-18

FL0TJR-Eeceived 1fao hrls Market nDfet hut
hf.n Sales todsy wer. :E2o hfis 6erTentE snrinv
extrn st $3.50: sd brls fair spriug extra at 20
100 bfls .*Kokomo" spring ezra 1t SS.s0: so brIe
tptiog extra On PIT.
DTEffKAT-RaCA}rn1 h, 1nsn nr&},r~
- r.. "a 9t ". aaskes csS acnTe
No snrino n ators ~ u 1sI ~ ~ = - ~
N hn N snr;nT II .fnre e. = f,t ~ ~ r.
Al II. iC0 RI nats Fcr dettp-
efy at tho cpertF OF navigation Gnn IN Nm Cnrinv
PC etnr1re - w.
f;e1HEEEecc,vcd. II nj hu Sfa,ket verv AMI, and
he.r3 hsh - IL -. ~; ~ WITTY ou AM1
, 1864-01-18

B- The general summary Of MINOR T.
P. RoDD's State Hospital report to Governor
Yates, for the week ending January 9th,
showe-adnlitted 81; returned to duty z;
deserted 5; sent to Post Hospital 2; fur
1oughcd l died ]. C. Nering, Co. I, 18th
regiment Illinois; John Mckenzie, Co. E,
1st artillery, Illinois; Michael Frane, Co. I,
1Ocd Illinois.
, 1864-01-18

- A dispatch says that m army contrac-
tor has been fined three thousand dollars and
sentenced to imprisonment at the discretion
of the Secretary Of War for delivering inferior
layersacka. It is to be hoped that the work
Of Furnishing swindling contractors will be
vigorously pushed. Shoddy has been long
enough In the ascendant
, 1864-01-18

Mr.. Jacob B. Herrick, founder of the
well known finn Of Jacob B. Herrick d Sons,
produce merchants, in New York, died re-
Gently, aged sixty-four years. MI. Herrick
had been In business in that city for nearly
half a century.
, 1864-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

Claims for Damages, &c., by the Army
The Communication Clause m CON.
AcrIpt&0n-T9E on Spir1ts-Increasod
Ta1-Tho Bounty Hm-Senato Ceas
flrmatlon1-Fenn8ylV war SeF.
v1ces-Gen~ Grant and Armlnr Ne.
groe4-Hes& sound on the Proclnfmas
tIou-MlsceuancOus
, 1864-01-18

.LEATuER-Market still uuiet. thouzb for tb,s
season Of the year there u more than an average tradc
being done FrtGes generally rule trn md steady,
goods Ehich ere rapidly advancing, and In light sup
Haraeas. b.. 41@l2c Siaughtert so1e.. ,sl0s6c
~ sss sasss 6siaSso 6ssass 8W.: e sSe
Upper. p foot. 2sASec 6rtnoco good dam. "'ss'1
Collar, q foot. u@Sc ared d: y7f1sar
asrness. 2 n... Gs6c Sl8ughtess sols -@45
Zip, medium. q 1Gl Is Frc1ch Ktr.... 12aAi n
Kip,heavy...... 65a16c Best CaiY II M 20l5
Cali, No. l....., 1teS3 q 1s lg55f o5
Gait, seconds. -, l11at Is Iamofne z Ioz 66 67i h
Upper, q foot, c6aI7c Russert Iinirrn I sSSiS SS
Rnssett Bride, PtnE IintrRs ~ 7:xS5fS6l
2 Side. 5 50o(86 % Roans ,. II f6SS15 00
IE1lHER-harEet qulet and generaliy Grm and
, 1864-01-18

| Sixteen hundred carpenters and labor,
crs started from Binghsmton, New York, on
lie Sth inst, for Tennessee. Abok nine
hundred Of the number are now in New York
and Jersey City, awaiting transportation to
Washington and from thence to the place Of
their destination This party was organized
in different parts of the country for the pur-
pose OF completing the railroad connection
between Nashville and other points and Chat
tanooga. All the men at the Blnghamton
rendezvous went to Elmira; about seven
hundred were sent by the willlamsport route;
the Others came By the Eric railroad. These
men are to so to the Relay House by way Of
Fortress Monroe and Washington. and then
west on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The
men are in charge Of Engineer Wentz, acting
for Gen. Cullnm, superintendent Of military
railroads.
, 1864-01-18

B The. 1st Alabama regiment Of colored
intantry was recruited at Corinth, where they
,ase at present located, IN May last. On the
first Of January, instant, there were present
in camp for duty 952 men, thisty-n COM
missioncd, and fourteen non-commissioned
white officers. J. NJ Alexander is the Colo
mel; ]. IL Irwin, Lieut. Col, and E. II. Low,
Major: Not one private or officer in the regf-
nent is under arrest, and only four men arc
in the hospital.
Ono very good feature in this regiment Is
the organization of schools. Each company
is organized into q separate school, which Is
taught by teachers hired for that purpose
from the North They are paid By volun-
tary contribution from the soldiers Of from
fifty cents to one dollar per capita each month.
The soldiers eyince great interest in their
hooks, which they take out on picket with
them, and they aFpear to acquire knowledge
as readily as white children. They arc under
c.ctllcnt discipline, and like military service
very much. 1855
, 1864-01-18

RATxs or TRKI9nT OK LIVE STOCK TEoM CHICAGO TO
.DkIEoIT.
Cattla. Hogs.
-. q 100 ns.
Mich. Cent. and Mich. South. large cars.. $R $ cts
Gnss ot ~ cta
.. .,, TO Eu7rA1o OR suHPENuoa tRna1.
Mich Cent. and Mich. South, large cars $1lo 50 cts
Gicnr,a SaeS e. ~ sntI.; c,.: e
Fort Wayne cAssY 22a afeet............. 1co g cts
TO FtTIsnCRaH. -
P1ta. Fl. y. CHI. cars of2A ftet..... sos 90 cts
Michigan Snuthsrn, largo 106 90 cts
do do cars Of 90 feet..... 81 90 cts
Rates to Dunkttk S3 per car less than to Buffalo,
when shipped by all rnIl.
Rates to Dg1krE, 2Ac 10 .ss. less than to Dala1d,
HOGS.
The total receipts Of Lire Hogs for the week ending
to-day amount, according to the daily returns posted
on Change. to 11,9i. This Is T. sos moro than were
received during the previous week, and 5o,e8 1css
than The receipts Of The corresponding week Of Last
year:.|
The daily receipts at the various yards compare as
.fOllCxa: -
, 1864-01-18

says, "haa = tendency to lpjure the glass
blowing business" and merely humanita1y
considerations4ro Of no consequence to this
"C1ystal Palace Glass'Blower," !" who signs no
other name Moreover, this ingenious per
son AYERS that the glass be spins cannot be
broken, but can be "tied In hots"-whIch
If a remarkable virtue In glassware
, 1864-01-18

s| The present lull In military action is
unavoidable, at least as regards land opera
tons md large movements. But it may be
carried too far. 1t may be 80 far indulsed in
MS to give rs great trouble next season, md
as to protract the war. It ought to be sea-
son Of prodigious activity In the way of pre-
paration; In the work of fitting up the army;
In preparing supplies, and in getting them
forward; and especially in making conncx-
ions, md in getting rcady to extend them,
go That when the army begins to move, it
shall snosr. All this is the work Of the pres
ent season.
We have little from Dixie but stories Of c1~
hanstion and discouragement; and one in
ference Is, that the rebels are doing nothing
but sitting on the ground and groaning. In
this we may be mistaken. It is probably the
fact that they are busy as bees; and us their
circle is not large, they can work with great
zapidity when SO minded. It would be a
shame II they are ready to move before we
are, and so take the initiative. Such move
ment would give them an advantage which
they might long time. keep. The seagou
opens in Georgia before 1t does here The
rebels know that next summer Will kill their
concern outright unless they can, by some
desperate cndea1or, get m advantage, which
shall protlact thesWar and afford them some
dim1y conceived chance or other. We may
therefore expect them to be desperate if they
stir at all. Let our preparations be hur-
ried up.
, 1864-01-18

New York Stock Mnrket-Jnu. 10.
Recelyed By F. G. SaltonstAll & Co., CommI7stou
E0N41aERCfAEs
1xoEuTs. Last 1wKsTI-rouE HouHa.

SATURDAY EvEHrsa, Jn1. .1G 1861.
The following are the receipts for the LAST twenty
fnuf hourf:
, 1864-01-18

Tbs total receipts OF Beef Catle for the week end
Ing to-inJ. amonut according to the daily returns
postcd on 'Chauge. to A,s49 bend. This Ia 4o,o hea
more than were received during tho previous weer.
and 1871 more than were received during tha CORE
spondtng week Of Inst rear.
, 1864-01-18

H1&a
The receipts for. tho paat week have been much
larger, End although there has been considerable
amount Of actvity In the market there has been de-
, 1864-01-18

CHICAGO CATTLE aARKET.
For the Week Ending Jan. 16, 1861.

GATUECAT EvEEIya, jan 10, 1851.
The Receipts Of Live Hogs and Beef Cattle at the
various yards in the city during the week smiling to-
day, compare as follows with the previous weeks
since Oct. 5, 1868;
, 1864-01-18

mot oLIC.-
AHeH1T coycEsrnArEp
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
: 4 PURE TONIC.
DIR. H00FLAND'S
GERMAN BIT'TERS
t. PREPARED BY
DR.. G, N. JACKSON, Phila., Pa,
WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
'JAUND1CE.
chonie or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of 1as
kldneys, aud all djseases arising from
! disofdered Liver or Stomach,
such
.,u a. Constlp4.
zr5ions n5ions IaE7Ed M Ptlss
aead, 4cidlty Of the Stomach,
Z Rss?ss: ss ssosss Ss sss 81.
Of ftS%pssan.si ~ sfa@ssi slpk;ng Or Fe:slag =.
e e :sa H95ss
efss Essa T
Z e Rs4Eafss siGs ss:s & ssess W
l5H%ss. Hass 81 Es;nisa Sudden & = Eushss of
coaatsnt In esislaga' II -
OF bsa3s,,.'ss 6ag; sas i f'''s
nGrs FEVEE H. p'ffs5' fhaT contain 6o" ts'Ah' SA
no ALCOHOL Oh BAD BRANDY,
easss oui q 5RSd as above diseases In nnssgts
DO you want something. to strenp+bec y,r,
Do you Want Good Appetizer
10 you want to Build up your Constitution,
Do you want to Feel Wallf