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, 1864-12-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EJKxUG. Dec. 13 1s4
HOG6-Rece1vel to-day at the various yards, 49, 155
Hcgs- Entered sales 20 7lS head, at 81 .e5ols1s; ;
1t sl2,to312,75 z M0 1s.
Tho extreme activity with which the market b Is
been characterized during the previous days OF the
week continues unabnted, Notwithstanding that but
little improvement Is descernaoe in the shipping do
mnnd. To meet the requirements OF our city trade
tho present rate Of supply be but barely ade
QEatc, As IN Instance Of which we ind that Hogs
bought yesterday and to-day By shippers have
sold In this market to packers 1t margin f1k9ssc
= leo ras upon tho nrst purchase.
WeQuote an advance upon the current rntcs OF the
market yesterday Of l0c per 100 lbs on extra quality
Hogs This however, but remotely indtcates the ac-
ua1 nsmhee8 OF the Market and the apparent eager
ness on the part Of buyers to get hold OF stock Not
few ealts might be referred to, showing still fs-
thcr ADVANCE But On the other hand, note that,
taking all the yards, there has not been the game reg
u3as increase Of previous quotations maintained This
act msy not be regarded Of much Importance from
Its frequent occutTence-n gtate Of things that will
never he reeed until the trade Of the city trans.
acted In general market, instead ot as at
In yards 30 widely separated from each other.
The present extraordinary activity Of the market Is
not merely due to tho advance which has been estab
fshed In Hog product, yct to tha Largo pccula
tive demand which has arisen for 3ess Pork but yc.y
considerably to tile 1des now so prevalent that the
suppys getting rapidly to the end Without opposing
this theory. It may be we'll to obaerrs that droyers
from this State especially, and n1so from otern arc
making thcir ordinary journey to this market with
their accustomed regularity, bringing In each tIa
good spppr Of stock and further We learn that the
railway routes through a our principal districts arc
ovcrs.xed1atgc quantities OF stock at tho
s:crota waiting for shipment
There has been decline during tho day In tho tone
oftle market. The receipts we're taken Is soon %
they were un,oadeh. and at the close Of tho market
there was little stock remaining unsold.
, 1864-12-16

or less force, but the strongest on the Vlcks-
burg road on which Major N. q Dale with
250men Of the ed Wisconsin cavalry, had been
sent. Major Dale drove the enemy beyond
the Junction Of the Yaxoo City and Canton
roads. Herr. at some negro quarters, The
enemy developed more strength, and two
companies were dtsmountod to dislojgo
them. Finding them about to be flanked,
two otlleF companies were dismountcd and
sent forward to cover the tanks OF those fight
ing just beyond. These quarters were sur
Rounded BY dense undergrsswth Of scrub-oak,
In which lArge force we're concealed, who
now made furious assault upon the small
force Of Major Dale, and captured portion
Of company E. Major Dalo, whose gallantry
was conspicuous, was wounded In the ankle,
and tainted from the loss Of blood and pain.
while fal1ylDg his men, who were su p,ised
by The sudden attack. The men. however,
rcorganizcd and twice repulsed the charges
Of the enemy, with considerable loss. The
command Was then withdrawn. The best in
formed officers estimate the number of the
enemy at from 500 to 5000 men. and his
loss at scvcnty-tivc killed and wounded. Our
loss was flyo men killed, eight wounded, one
officer wounded and one officer and twenty
four men missing. From the fact that por-
ton Of the force was infantry, and the posi-
tlon strong ona, Colonel 0sband did not
deem 1t prudent to risk battle with no base
to tall back upon, and no supplies for the men
OF horses, he fell back across the Yazoo River
to the mouth Of Sunf1ower.
, 1864-12-16

We arc constantly in the receipt of letters
asking us to identity the two General Sher-
mans. The following brief summaries will
sufficiently remove the confusion In the minds
Of our correspondents aud answer for reply
to all:
The General Sherman who has conducted
the great expedition through Georgia.
and is now before Savannah, is WILLIAM:
TECCMsEH SHERMAN, native Of Ohio. he
graduated at West Point in 1840, class rank
six. he served in Florida In 1911, at Fort
Moultrie in 16a2, in California in 1876, as Com
missaEy Of Subsistence in 1850, engaged in the
banking business at San Francisco in 1858,
and was President Of the State Military Acad-
cmg Of Louisiana In 1850. After tue outbreak
Of the war he commanded in the first battle
Of Bull Run. May 18th, 1861, he was appoint
cd Rrigadier General Of volunteers and order
ed to the Department Of Kentucky. In 1862
lie was assigned to the command Of the dis
trict Of Cairo. After the capitulation Of
Dunclson he was assigned to the Fifth Diyl.
sion, Army Of the Tennessee, Gen. Grant
commanding. He WAS made Major General
Of volunteers Nay 1st, 1862. His operations
at Memphis, Vicksburg, Holly Springs and
jackson are we'll known. July 4th, 1868, he
was promoted to Brigudier Genera1ship in
the regular army. From that time to this he
Inns been successfully engaged in Tennessee,
Alabama and Georgia.
"Port Royal" Sherman, or more famIliarly
Battery" Sherman, is THOMAS ". auERMAx
who WAS born in Rhode Island in 1Si7 and
graduated at Vest Point in 1886. He was
brcvctted Major for gallantry at Bucna Vista
i'll 1S47, served In the Northwest in 1857 and
wasappointed Brisadier General OF volunteers
May II, 1s61. Hc commanded division in
the first battle OF Bull Run and was spbse.
quently selected to command the land forces
in thu Port Royal expedition. He WIS SUPER
ceded By Gen. Hunter in March, 1862. He
was afterwards severely wounded at or about
New Orleans aud has not been in active ser
vice since.
, 1864-12-16
#iSfeIIaneouB.
Asthma Cured.

EDpxTowx. YAEzs COUNTY. N. z. May Is, tstaL
Editors RuEal Haw Yosker-saeinc an lnuufzy IN
tho *Rural" for curn for the distressing d.saAso -
Askhma. write to let the Inquirer kuow what has ii
rnost cured mo
IhAye hAd tho spakmod!c asthma nfeeu yeara saa
never found any medicine that would psuvcux m IL
tack when It VISA coming on until commented tak-
Ing "JonsA whisccmbs Rcmedy fer Asthma-~ l Iooq-
rueuced taEtnx this remedy eighteen months ago. nd
hare not had sovete pasoxysn since.
"War1poxn's RzxKDY" hss done me At, that It L.
recommended to do. SARAH 3ER1Y.
Ex-President Martin Van Burena sunertnga In -
last Ifus were greatly Alleythtsd By the Of Joo
Whiicosnbs Asthma Remedy, ~ proved bJ lessars n
pofscaiou from hts physician, and frorn Mr. vAa
Eurcn himself expressing much Qualification with ia
refulk ofits u1e.
Extract toro The Life Of Washington living. ~ HI
nepaeT. Pierre n. living, FOL ", page9a
Ths doctor prescribed, II N erparment-wbA&
had been sng2eated BY Doct- u. W. Holiness On hla
late visit" Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy for Assan.."
Ateaspoontuf tn WING als0 OF water, 70 bs taken
every four hours. 4 koo1 nikht was tho rssutt."
JOSEPH BURNETT d CO., Boston, proprietor, ,sad
sold By All DruxEtsu c7-,etasmetev.rAr1h
, 1864-12-16

BEEF CATTLE-Rcceiyed, ass head: entered ea1es
1a head. at $325@725 chiefly at Il Qg9373 = 100 os.
WIKI light fupply, there has been very hrm feel
Ing among operators, aud more active demand. both
TOT edium and especially for extra grades Of stock.
good shipping cattle the market Is very rapidly
assuming the healthy and active tone which Has 20
a1pafent during the autumn months, We flnd ship
to buy suitable grades OF stock for ov
cry IN the early spring. at very high prtcc 1t being
very generally felt that tho spring supply will be unu
suas light OF cattle suitable for the Eastern markets.
At present the supply Is almost exclusively con1ncd
TO ncdiun and very Inferior qualities Thu only sales
to day OF anY importance s. head Of good ship
ping steers averaging 200 n, By Burnett to Mcrhsr
son at T.. and 1oo head talk quality Illinois Steers,
1t *6a5 = 100 rs.
Al the clone Of the market this evening, there was
little nnsofd stock In the yards. aad rrces ruled r.
but with no quotable change yesterdays prlcts.
BEEF CATTLE SALES TGapAx.
, 1864-12-16
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EVENING, Dec Il, 1854.
There Is very brisk demand fo1 money to-day,
G1U'ost beyond precedent The supply hrs been
scarcely equal to the demnnd and many first class
customers have been disappointed In getting all
they want, This demand has been mostly from
packers, who. VIC are sorry, arc operating against
their better Judgment. But tho impression has
bten prstty thoroughly established that there is a
:corci.y of hogs, lud they continuc to operate,
Notwithstanding the fearful altitude of prices.
Tue whskr Intcrc6: Is also In the market for mon
ey, but gels hit little, Other interests are some-
what neglected. II tho ruah for money continues,
there will be u marked sErirscucy In The money
market By the close Of Tic week.
Exchange Is not so firm t.,-day, bat there Is no
charge In quotalioa=-i1. discount buying par
selling.
The Gold market has experienced very little
1uctuation. The news from Savannah seems to
hive made very little impression upon the bulls.
They will probably await confirmation before they
yfe1f md let II drop.
fo1J r3rr tt1no u
, 1864-12-16
Pork Packing Mt Cincinnati.

t1soaH use 1l1cH IustenE GI yesttfdAg.J
There has been an active demand for hogs and
prices advanced during the week fully one dollar
tame, packers being disposed to pause, owing to
heavy receipts Yesterday. The ehort crop ldea
mas taken pretty strong hold Of the minds Of
and some are drawing pretty extravagant conclu-
eions whilst others think that prices are alarming
hieh tor as shorts crop as can be- Tho receipts at
not only have they been large, but the qualify Of
the hogs Is excellent much better than tat oflast
season: About 400 900 have been packed at Chicago
there ia no Doubt however, that there will be
Q parked Ehlling OF in indiana, a. compared
with last year, and cEcn In this State, No hogs Of
markets this season, as priccs wero higher In the
West, SO that the New York packers arc idle, COM
parauyely. The fact Is, the New York men think
, 1864-12-16

ing, Dec. 4fh, Of pneumonia, CnAR1Es CELEsrfss
SIBERIAN, aged f1ve mouths and twenty-three
days, con OF General VIM. 7. and Ellen E. Sher-
man.
Mrs. Sherman having taken up her residence in
South Bend for the purpose Of being near her
children. whom she IL educating at Notre Dams
and St Mary>s, the beautiful remains OF the babe
were Immediately conveyed to st. Mary's Acade-
my. They were appropriately received by pro-
ccesion Of children Of the Holy Aagcls,r with
white wells and lighted candles, and were laid ont
in the parlor Of ahc Academy, where the Young
1aai.e belonging to the "Children OF Mary kept
constant watch day and night The noble head OF
the child WAS crowned with flowers which flowed
like wayelets 0! light almost to the feet and his
mother, with touching propriety, placed palm
branch In the alabaster hand OF the little one. a
eilver crucifx stood at The head, aud lights were
kept constantly burning around him.
Surrounded with bsdlllanry and beauty, Us II the
enanatfons Of his Innocence, how could one be.
hold and not think Of him rs triumphant citizen
Of Parad{sef
On Wednesday afternoon, the touching rites o!
fafant burial were performed BY Very Rev. Father
sozin, in the Church Of the Sacred Heart. Notre
Dame. 1he Right Rev. Bishop Of Fort Wayne,
delivered IN appropriate and excellent sermon,
md the music Of the choir accompanied by the
grand new organ, inst erected in the church, was
tndescriaab1y touching and beautiful. The pro
cession was headed BY the cross, with lights car-
ried each eide, and followed by long line Of
"Children Of the Holy Angcls,' flitac boys who
scrye at the altar) in red cassocks md white sur
pl'ces- After these came the little coffin covered
with pull Of embroidered white satin, dove Of
gold In the center. 1t was borne by four Of the
little Eoly Angels" Next came Mrs. Sherman,
accompanied By Sr. Angela, the Superior of st.
Mary 3, and near relative, with the other mem
hers Of the fsmily, and very Rev. F. Provincial,
Rev. F. Carrier, (the chitd's Godfather aud Rev,
F. Sctourneau. Then followed the pupils o: St,
Nasy's, 1ud the people.
None forgot the valiant General who cucacedfn
ic pcrslous defense Of his country, has never een
this fair tud which dropped 20 soon.
General Shetman's cheerin. successes and chir-
alrous course, will enlist the whole nation in gym
patty for his loss, and. indeed for our own as the
Cons Of euch men cannot we'll be spared. IT'S
conso1+ng reelection to the bereared, that the
sweet babe lies beside the Sanctuary OF our Lady
Of the Ansels"-the property Of the Society Of
which his little brother Willy, Who died In Mem
rhis some fourteen months ago, was member.
These two angelic eouls may well he thought To
hover near the charming spot where the mourner
comes to pEny. g.
, 1864-12-16

THURSDAY, Dec. 15, 1865.
Below ts the latest quotations Of the Chicago
Dry Goods market. The prices therein named
are such as should commend them to the Intention
Of buyers. They compare nost favorab1y with
the New York quotations, which We gave In our
1sst Issue. Trade is remarkably brisk, dealers
tnding their utmost force hardly competent to
give the necessary attention to customers. Prices
arc remarkably firm, but less Auctuating than for
some tfInc past
, 1864-12-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

THURspAT Evening, Dec. IT, 1861,
LuMDER-Eecelved, 9t0 feet; shipped. 458eso
feet. Market Arm and In good demand, bnt receipts
nominal.
sH1NGLEs-Receivel. 275,noo; shipped, 115,ooo.
Prices hrtn, with no transactions to report.
LATH-Eh1pped, 81 oG0 pcs.
In the yards business Is generally active with light
stocks IN the hands OF Dealers Prices rule fru and
unchanged.
The following are the yard prices:
, 1864-12-16
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER. !.

Tho Military ySituat1on-A1l QUtct-Tho
suffering OF the Rebel Army-Con-
Gnst between Hood ami Sherman
1kokeczanS7 o1nMand-Speculotlo
ON Hoods Plans.
, 1864-12-16
Tie Vote on the bankrupt E1a.v.

The following is the vote on the Bankrupt
bill which passed the House on Monday last:
YEAs-Al!cy, Allison, !ames, Arnold, Ashley,
Boutwell,, Br.nsleEce. Brooks, Brown, via; Chan,
ler, Clark 4; W., Cole, Creswell, Davis. I'D; Da-
Wis. n. T.; Dawes, Dem1ug. Dixon, briggs, Eliot,
Enelish, Farns,sorth, Frank, Ganson Gooci,, Grin.
nSll: Gnswold, HeEriek, Hooper, Hubbard Iowa;
ley, Kellogg, Mich; Kellogg, NY; Herman, King.
knox, Httltton, tongyea, Marin, Mcbride, ;fS-
Pike, Pomeroy, Pruyn. Raltord, Rice, Masa.; Rice,
Me.; Rollins, No.; scoaeld, Scott, Shannon, Sp.1-
ksnhurgh, Wsrd. ,Mnshburn. Mas; Webster,
Williams, Window. Wood BID.
Dlair, Dliss. Boyd, Cobb Coz, czavcns, Dawson,
Dtnieon, Esk|sy, Eden, ,Edgczton, Eldridge,
Holman, Ingersol, Lazcar, LeBload, Loan. Long,
Mallory, Marcy, MsClurg; Mcdowell, Mckinney,
0'Ncll: Pen; o,Neill, Ohio; Pentlleton, Perhsm,
Price, RaIdal1, Penn; Randall, KY; Rogers, Roll
llns Z. B.. Ross, SchcncE, Smthers Steele, n. j.;
Stevens, Trncy, Wadsworth, Nha1er, Wi1son-5g.
, 1864-12-16

EA correspondent at Chehausc writes,
wishing to know the official vote Of the State
Of New York, The vote on Presidential cleo
tors is as follows: Lincoln, 355, ,533; McClel-
lau, 33449,oSC; Lincoln's majority, 6,47.
, 1864-12-16

:, 7 HE feCetpt8 LOT the C0trespol11ng Week With
the above, last season, was u, ,653.
ST. LOUIS ON TI1B 10Tu.
With fair receipts Of Hogs, the business OF Pork
packing e actively, progressing, and prices are
ruling higher: To-day, heavy Hogs were bought
at 10, and good averages at SO 75gol1O0
peT 1M nos gross. And these prices were paid,
Notwithstanding that most OF tho packers were
OUT OF the market to-dny, on account Of the cx-
treme cold wcather, mixing 1t difficult to cut IN
the Hogs before freezing. The following hsnzes
approximate TO the number OF Hogs Killed for
Francois Whitaker i Sons, over. .16 0C0
Anes and Ashbrook4 together, about. .17,0o0
u. j. hoe n In. X
, 1864-12-16
p E AID AND REFLECT.

It has beau rom uMn irnmemos1Al the oh,ece Of
ph&nthroptss to Una sonne remedy fox the nls es
life, and scientific skill has foF axes explored svery
avenua In order to dacover tho hidden soese II hss
been however. reserved for modern science 10 bring
before the world tbs great destroyer Of oaseaer.
and In
, 1864-12-16

When Gen, Sherman 'Yas told thatG
Corsc was wounded, he remarked: Well, If
he had half his head blown of, he would
still have more brains than some Generals I
have under me-"
, 1864-12-16

E Gen. Alvin P. Hoyey, commanding the
Military District Of 1ndiana, was married on
the 7th inst, to Mrs. Rosalind Carey, dau@i-
ter of the late Hon. Caleb B. Smith. The
bride was the widow Of the late MINOR ~ F.
Carey, Of indianapolis.
, 1864-12-16

OFFICE OF THE TARR FARM
~ PETROLEUM. COMPANY,
On run .rrY or NEW YpEk
The second monthly dividend Of ONE Per Cent. on
JANE JANE. WADsWoR3H CO, u Their Once, No q
CEDAl:ttteet. Few York. On md after the 18th OF
December, TO Stockholders OF that data.
CaAs. 7. WARD, secretary. delGM7ylt
, 1864-12-16

The Richmond PAPERS have published the
message Of extra Bully Smith. It is nine
column document. As 8 financial item, his
estimated expenditures over the estimatad re-
ceipts for the ensuing year exceed 81, ,oo0,-
oo0. The only item Of Importance in this
mass Of verbasity is q strong Recommendation
for the armtng Of negroes. Hc s1ys: ~
would arm such portion OF our able bodied
slave population rs may be necessary, and
put them in the field 80 as to hare them ready
for thc spring campaign
The Richmond chiralry have found new
plague ir commercial transactions Ladies'
and gentlemen at auction are forced to bid in
competition with swarthy negroes, who mo-
nopolize the most eligible positions and claim
the nod Of the auctioneer. What is worse,
the ctivalsy don't ece any way Of getting rid
Of the dusky Mrs. Toodles.
The physicians Of Richmond are demand
ing one-half Of the rates prior to the var,
payable In gold. It is pay or die, perhaps
both.
The editor Of the Charlotte {N. c. .Dunain
has had IN interview with the rebel Vice
President, and declares that Mr.. Stevens is
no reconstructionist. he insists upon peace
nascd upon separation.
Another Richmond paper says: "The
soup-house is in daily active operation, and
is doing world Of good, but would do more
but for the incomprehensible stupidity of ma
ny Of the poor, who, though their children
are reduced to dry bread, are so absurd as to
be ashamed (this is the word they use) to ap-
ply for the soup. These very people who arc
ashamed to buy soup are not ashamed to bes
the very last dollar from an individual, and,
In fact, spend the greater part Of their time in
running about seeking charity"
The Richmond Dispatch is bitter upon the
Southc,ners in New York, and at the North
and says: q # the Confederacy triumphs,
they cannot expect to return South.'
In the rebel Senate, Mr.. Orr lately submit
ted q report denouncing the capture Of the
pirate Florida.
prof. GoldxEtn Smith on the Election.
The London Ne1cs publishes a letter from
Prof. Golawin Smith, dated Boston, Nov. 8,
On the Presidential election. He extols the
tranquility with which the contest was coa-
Quoted, and looked in vain for evidence ofthc
tyranny Of the majority. He could scarcely
conceive a na.lon in the midst of q great po-
ltical struggle more temperate, orderly or
respectful Of each others rights He regards
the defeat Of the Democrats as great escape
from danger for both America and England,
as the Democrats would have adopted a
strong foreign policy, particularly against
England, to balance the concessions they
would have made to the slave-owners.
, 1864-12-16

O1ucc, Ct Cedar Street, New Tork.
TkuSTKE5:
Hon. KOGe r AVERuL. ...,,,,... Danhnrv fonn
WILLARD PARKER, u. A.D......,.,.,..... Man YorE.
ALANSDN A. A-SpMNER.,,...t ttha1v ~
E. q. BELDEN, II. M.D...,,.... NsT ynrI-
J. r. JANGER- ER-......-.,.,... vs,v We ~
JASfks WADsWORTH.... New Ynre- o1
PennsyTanis, the name Of this Company as Indie t.
lngtts locality s.zntcsnt OF the great value Of its
properties There Is no better Oil Tcrrjtorr
embraces interests IN fec aud In more than Twsn-
proSusti7e Wels Nd Ia Tws We others now rapidly
approaching completion; while the further develop
ment Of tts large anluproYcd s.ea VIII at m earfy
day greatly Increase Its product.
menE 30 -
limited amount ofthis stock can be obtained <o1e
HALF OF It's FAR VALUE,
The declared dividend for tho month Ia one per ceot
on rs entire 'ptal, to which purchasers within tho
month will be entitled.
JAMES WADSWoRTH & CO.,
de1&bfs1 1mts 81 Cedar street, New York.
, 1864-12-16

CO1IMERC1AL,
THURSDAY EVEE1S6, Dec. Is, 1864.
The receipts and shipments, during the past -
hours, were as follows:
, 1864-12-16

There WIS q large Attendance on Change to-day,
and the grain markets ruled steady and quiet.
In Provisions we hare to note. another day Of
, 1864-12-16
H00FLAND7s
GERMAN BITTERS
are concentrated all those virtues which tend to pro-
mote healthy and vigorous llfe Unlike the generality
or B1tters, they azn nos ALCOHOLIC NIX
TCEE but
A PURE TONIC,
Composed Entirely Of Vegetable Substances,
THY ARE
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND DISEASES RESULTING F.::on
Disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive Organs.

AND WEAKENED AND pEBu1rATED FrAhex
BECoAE RENEWED WITH ALI. THE
T1GoR OF HEALTH, BIZ 4
FREK USE OF
THEM.
r. Remember, that this Bittefs Ia not m a1coho1,.
mixture. barzoom dztnk, or Substitute for rnr.
and cannot tnsdIous'y Introduce tho y1ce o drunken
ne:s into your famI1Iea
Do yuu want something to Strengthen Youf
DO you want Z Good Appetizer
Do you want to Build up your coustitution}
Do ron want to Feel WsllF
Do you want to got rid Of Nsrvousnesss
Do you want Energy!
Do you want to Sleep Weu7
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Faelinrf
uyou do, use HooFL.AND's GERMAN BITTERa,
obserTs The following symptoms, resulting rom d.
osierz Of the Digestive Organs,
Coust1pa-
uon. Inward Plies,
Fu1lrets, Or Dood to the
Head, Acldtty Of The sto!hach.
Ful!ness or Weight Ia tho stomach Sour
Ernptat!ous, Sinking OF Fiutter,ng al tie p1t
ofthc Stomach, Swimming ofthe Head. Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, fluttcFtn= ut the Heart.
tast 6inaez. q yls,on Gsts o. Ws5s bet;re iRs
sight. Fever and du pain In the Head, Deacien-
CT Of Precipitation, fcoHness OF the aktn
and Aye5r Pain in The Stltc Back, Chest
Ltn.bs, e., suddsn Fiasles Of
Constant lmaslnlags
Of Evil. and great
Depression Of
, 1864-12-16

an sa1es Of 1rasa n,add ars reported II lAts rrrk
report according to ~ nets rus Of ttrecss7i, ,unlaes
laesss e ~, sg5iSg e 81. .cssssss GsTsS
Spring." uas .phacA seaa .5orn.erly Rx,eessd
spy,.g = n9tS ~ u Spri%T" ard -Ss Grs"t;
"ho.2 kef" u now $ No. Red.;' and RtSdcsea Kei
hno+o "Hs.7 kfed."1 ,n-
THURSDAY KTAKIS8, DEC l.,
FKEiEHTS-Therei IL no change in rates to-day
, 1864-12-16

DRIED FHUITS-APrLEs very active. with
psescut quossons Other domestic trn!ts aroln smsi
supply. With nn acsive demand MARKET consequently
actlye and arm Mt our revised quotations. Weqno,e:
, 1864-12-16

In the afternoon the Provi61on market Was tesy
quiet. 3lcss Pork WAS offered at $1,000, with
limited inquiry at 1880. Prime Mess Pork was
offered at s3s.50, with buyers at $3s.00
Highwfncs quiet but firm At files, at which We
note sales OF 500 brls.
The Wheat market was quiet nnl neglected.
, 1864-12-16

Hereafter the Gold TOO
, 1864-12-16

On from store.
OiLN-LrSsEzD Ort-sIarkek quiet but very urn,
1nanu nnd irn at present. rates: LEaR1oATEsG 0ILs
in faF demand and Unchanged. Nequote:
, 1864-12-16

Mr. PRESTON B. Ew1Ss, Of Laconla, Harrison cout,
ty, Ohio, wr1ts: -.
For three years WAS 10 eertonsiye afflicted with
Bronchitis that obltged to rtIta1uish the bu5.
ness Of teaching !oca. music The best physicians be
rant sud now aua ~ throst entirslJ elear Il any
, 1864-12-16

ELIJAH Cross, OF fSarahsvllle, H., writes:
Dr. Ja}nes E1DectorAnt aud SanatlTo Pills, have
n cases Of syhooplnE Cough. The d!aease haa been
very prevalent hero Of and the Expectosant has
administered.
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family Medicines are sold In Chicago ~ FULLER
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