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d EAD AND REFLECT.

It has been from tins tmuaenozta1 the ohJsss a.
phi1AnthFcpiBts 70 md some remedy for the Ills q
fa, and scientific skill has for sses explored eve1Y
IN order 70 discover the hidden secret IhAe
been, however. reserved for modern acente to bring
be*oro sta world the great ceatroyer ey d1seaee,
aud In
, 1864-07-15

As VIC have satd, thesa banks We have enumerated
are but the Representatives Of mighty host, who
have ci1cnlaton away beyond their capital stock.
II paln sae of the case is just this: A few 1ntn
single inCtvtdusl get ssc 100. put II Into sate
urcer their OWE CONTROL and On tho tt1ensth at that
cunt Of capital, which they may Gauss to ulssp-
peas at any r1omens they tee 1T, borrow sl5o Of
the people. giving In exchange pictures, called
b. ccu1tesy banS Snosea, wbea t.suett MAJ eventually
redeem not constIeIc interest may d1ctate
And tht. 10 wis. the policy indicatea b. the Herald
uetna. II It means anything.
We ettrst the people Of the Northwest are TOT to be
Invited to eueh entetskinmens By tha new secre-
ts1s Of she Treasury. Il thsy Ase. tnsy should tes
pettfu1l{ tetlfne the nrt have nothtng 10
do 7tn tho greasy a.h they hkve crca rep1tatsd,
Chicago a1d tho Northwest hAys for sails what vii
, 1864-07-15
THE PIRATE FLORIDA.

CGptrre Of SIX Vessels below Cape May
The WhnIer Golcondn, Rarka
Greenland. General Berry, ZellndR,
and Schr. Margaret T. Daria, Cap.
turcd nnd Destroyed-schr. Reward
, 1864-07-15

During the last week twenty rebel prison.
crs died at Rock Island. TIE whole number
Of deaths Ia 1883. Whole number Of sick in
hospital, 4o1. >.
FULTON COUNTY.
A firm In Canton have contracted for 10, 600
plow handles.
The Copperheads tried to create a disturb
ance at Fairview on tho Fourth Three Of
the reptiles made their appearance on the
Fair Grounds, Two Of them wearing butter
nut breastplns, the third carrying d secesh
flag, and dared the Union girls to take them
away. The Union girls fwent In, cleaned
: out the snakes. and carried Off the trophies.
Good for the Molly Starks of Fulton county.
a woman named Bristor, living at Can
ton, went out Of her house for few minutes,
and on her rrtnrn, found her child, some ten
months old, whom she had left asleep in the
bed playing with large milk snake. The
snake beat hastT retreat upon the appear
ance Of the woman.
A man named John B. Ackerson was shot
formerly member ofthe 18th Illinois. The
trouble arose about financial matters.
The copperheads at Bernadotte held cele-
br1tion on the Fourth. The cakes were
trimmed with butternuts, and foaets were
drunk to JEFF. Davis.
The store Of John E. Nelson at Bath, waa
broken Into on the 9Th, and robbed Of 81 GOO
in gold, and 81, 900 in greenbacks.
Crops are fine this year In Fulton, except
oats.
EDGAR COUNTY.
The Prairie Reaeou and Kalley Blad., the
two Union papers Published at Paris, have
been consolidated under the management OF
VIM. Moore, Esq, formerly of the B:ads.
LAsAILE COUNTY.
Stanley HenshaT, boy nine years of age,
Eon Of Captain HenshaW, OF Henshaw's but
tery, was drowned at Ottawa On Friday last.
HARDEN COUNTY.
A family quarrel existing between two
men, named Ragan and Chnncey, near Eliza.
bethtown. illuminated on the 6th inst, In q
fatal afIray, which resulted in the killing of
RaEaD. Chancey Was arrested after desper-
ate struggle, In which he fired several shots
at The Sheriff, and was. lodged in jul to await
examination.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
George Lear, b member of Company e,
1S9th Illinois Infantry, was found dead in his
bunk at Cairo on the 18th. He was under
the influence Of opium at the TIME Of his
death. :.
BOONE COUNTY.
The chInch bug Is mixing sad havoc In this
county Wheat, oats and barley will be
light. Corn MID potatoes promise well.
The residence Of Baker Anne, Esq, at Bel.
videre, wss entered by burglars few nights
since and $50 in grcenbacEs carried OF.
The 4th was celebrated at Gardcu Prairie
md Flora. At the former place Hon. L. ".
Lawrence pronounced the Grafton, and ut the
Inter Rev. Nj. Atchfson, Of BelTitere.
, 1864-07-15
HOOFLAND7S
GERMAN RlTTEKS

ara concentrated all those virtues which tend pro-
mote healthy and vieorouau.e. Unlike the generality
Of Bitters, they are NOT AN ALCOHOLIC Elk
A PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely Of Vegetable s1bstsness,
THY ARE
POSITIVE CURE FOB DYSPEPSIA
AND D1sEAaHs aEsULr1Sa FROM
Disorders of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AND WEAKENED AND DED1L1rATED FRAME
BEcoMH RENEWED WITH ALL TH7 :
V1GoE or HEALTH, By
FREE USE OF
THEM
Remember, that thi. Bitters IN not An s,ccncfsa
mixture, a bar'room drink, substitute for run
and cannot nsidcu61g Introduce tae ycc Of d1uadR.
ness into your families.
Do you want something to Strengthen Yoxs
Do yuu want Good Appet1taI
Do yoo want to Build IN vouz CONSTITUTIONS
| D. you want to Feel WALL
Do you want to get nd Of Nryousneas}
Do you want EnarET1
| Do yon want to clasp Well4
| Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Feelluxf
II You do. use H0oFLAND's aKEAAH BlyrKf1,
1 Observe the following symptons resulting teua
disorders Of the Digestive 0sgnns:
aoa. fSasaa'1 f1as1a f,ls.,
His aIl1sss NsaisT e y s'Ssa sss sserass. e =
!st;a.: E5ssss p aSs{SS5 a%siSst 5:essa ss
y Rsad q z
&c fs q 4 ~ s
taIet biMnsse Of Yislon, Dot, or Webs bef51s e
Eyss. i ths sds. sssf. 6 e cas ssa
H. s.; ssinias ssadsa i IT, h;osRfs 'ffs.sss a.
c9a3'seR5 81 III. In .na EtaiaS' 11a.'S
nspss5s,;'s2sa ps5,1sss. 'a
$z E$z $HE EN- . H$S E$zES$ $
;ss'!sx ILL.,: s:5sssl
Rss 1gns ssS +
h.ss s . I'd e
6ih.ss aay f. smitss,y sl7sntagsd taey aears 8
| vs. THOMAS B. FLORENCE,
! FROM TIE H9x; JACOB Bgoox; a2t Z, ,.-
y y aEsE. e s15z .s4 %
e s # has esen 4
vdn.l use Of It, nud II 70 b nneQuaiisI tonio
Il
The following vsll known reverend zensI.nea aA,s
received fom ths uss of sssEo B;tt.ss. sud- -
NV Lew peeE, PastF Il the saoss sau,e
eemesHsp S g !, formerly Of the NORTH Bap<,&
KsI; p: sstElsisd, Fa.tor CT rws.ra Baos4
KsT- faomas Winter, Pastos Of Eo1soroasb B.p.asA
Rev. S Herraau, q tbs German Rtior1aed Church.
Lev. lyons. S fo!nsly Pastor Q. tho co1nmD.s.
a1d r h.Pt B. 3 os - y,
peata d Religious Knowledge and Christian chros.
KsT. 3. 4alner. PASTOR OF Hedai.x u, Z. Church.
Ks1 Joseph q. Kennasa. Pastor of the Ter.h asz.>
Rev. y sIisn Randolph, Pastor 81 Bspt,s. Church,
Es1 Wm. Smith. formerly Passor Il the y,ncensa-
md aiIlsll1e, n. J.. Baptist Char,haA
KeH h:w5sncss ss y Bates, Editor ssshoaist frotess
Va could add many othsss to tha list did spaea
permit
PRINCIPAL oFFlcK Asu uMASuFAcToHY.
63i Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA
JONES s. EVA Ma.
tsuceeseera to c. NJ JACKSON L COZ
PBppRHroRs.
Fos vale bJ dsrxk,sta md dealers Ia svss, tova n
N:B.-We hav1 discontinued the maautacs.rs q, II.
aceount Of s!ze, beng much tho cheaper to ~
eonsane1,+ see o.s max pl1ea Ona DollafIs On -
'. .., LOAD ! as14a. General Western Aseata,
| an"p1=7l1'sax2dR = Lake street CMaz7. n.
, 1864-07-15

10 tuH LUy3l FTEB4 Oh 31l1nOlt.
We are desired to state that the Union
State Central COMMITTEES request every loyal
paper in the State to send one copy Of each
issue during the campaign to Headqua,ter
Union State Central Committee, Chicago,
~ The official statement Of Adjutant
General Gray shows that Missouri has fur.
n,shed 2,Gl0 men over the total Of her quota.
, 1864-07-15

Wool EacEF. u
quots: =
Western is Eal7t
= o. 10 tg.oe
hauce CeAial4 afe 1lfGotiy dfmeF Ia thstr vi4ws.
Choice K'o II being offered at IN advance Ut 1c 2 y
from New fork quote the same article tne~e 70 day
NJ sc 2 D. We now quote st SIC 2 D. Choice Java
quite:
443u
Kio fair to 9ccd ,-..... ...................a 90
EEGs-The rereilts tc-day fisyo been mos lin.
lied. fair utlnaua prices tcla drmer. 8alea to-
cay at 15Qs.Ec per doz- -77.
FIsH-LAK. FISH IN far demand and firm 1t pre-
vioob rates AAcKzREI IN Eood supply. and m.
sEd nsm H9aHIyds f. 1air fsGaesi W viii sooi
tnpplJ. excepting Lake HeE11p7, OF which there is
, 1864-07-15

other Of these villhers OF the Administration
Is talking ofmatters Of which It is totally fg-
norant, or II It Knows the facts 1t bellies
them. Which Is 1T We leave them to settle
fbe pofnt between themselves.
, 1864-07-15
CET OF TIE OFFICERS IND
HhAnn rfIH EInHm&

Every one OF the captured officers and
crew sptak in the highest terms Of the treat
ment they received during their stay on board
, 1864-07-15

The new turn-table Of tho Rock Islnnd
bridge IN place Of the one recently destroyed
BY fire is neaEly completed. Trains will run
In less than month.
The Mississippi River has risen eight
!; inches since Sunday morning, and Is still
During the last week twenty rebel prison
crs died at Rock Island. The whole number
Of deaths Ia 1888. Whole number Of sick in
hospital, 401. >.
, 1864-07-15

command the gre.noacis. and thsy win insist upox
having THEM.
Exw To1k STOCK StARkEr-The following vera
the cfosn. p7lces for cash July hv
g. sal,onstall 4 Co.. coMroifslon. Stock and Bond
Broken. ~ Cih1k street, Chicago:
Int 3D. I'd B'o.l 1ttB'd. ID B'd.
K.Y.C ..,.lStK 13a Quicksilver -. ny TX
C& n w., 50X 20 U, i T.........131A -
GKN.W.fpidjs33 SEX Reading. ..13S5 Ia
Fs1e (coul,,..l13 l13H Hu3kon River. .l26A 1*9H
Erie ntd. d.,.,,..u3k 1a3H ILL., Cent...s..,l1 ....
ri 4 tF.....,..ln7x '1Ts3 tll.6 q cent var
A. s. icoU1,l,. 63E Sax loan hrn4a.. 49,. ....
n s. fEtu3 ..1Se 152 q. s, s = cent.
PE r. q C..1t34 1I3Hf so coupons. .... ....
13t q. ST. q cent
C d 4. {com-}.t5 So, bonds 1E5i.,.... ....
G.& 4 {pia)...4 80. US. .7AipTreas-
r. I,,.s.,.....1ltH NaH uty Ncted ..... 80.
III Cent, ecl1p .le8A l28x 0. 81 IT csrtf ....
B.AQ..........H9 ID American Gold.2G6 ..h1N
First Boasd, IRE. Second Bosrd, steady.
, 1864-07-15
:#lBrellaHer1lS.
nYSENTERY, DIARKHOEA,
Cholera, Eummer Compiaiat, an
bowel Affections, dc.,
AEx rRoYpTLT CURED BY
JaVne's Ca1minatiye Balsa1rl.


1t ia qulcx, safe and certain In tts action aordng
i'm edtste r:liet wien promptly administered Age
esnot impair Its virtues neither u |. subject to tho
aryipg Influences OF clinste beng eqrally elective
IN alattudes, II In a respects what II claims to
1a "a "STAyrARp Hou4KuoLp RxxEpT," which
. cry family should bo supplied with.
Diarrhmn and Dysentery.
1tneyer falls to subdue the most violent sttscks u
these complaints, no matteF from what cAuae they
originate. As changes It climate. water, &c, often
produce these serious diseases. Travellers and others
should slwaJr keep supply Of the cnrntnatirn oJ
thin.
Asiatic Cholera.
TIE prompt use Ct Dr.. D. Jsyae's Carmiaatsre Bal
sam will Always remove tho Darzhea and Cramps
which accompany the sstacks OF Choers, thus of:o1
cLuqutrtng the tfscase In its ncfp!eucy 1t has ffa
qucr ty been adm fni4tcrsd tn nefehborhoeds wharo
the CErlers has been rasrK epiiemics1y, and hss
never failed G17e immediate and peEmanen. reuef
Cholera 1nfantuEn or Sumner
&sRFn mi
, 1864-07-15

NAVAL ST{bREs-SiarEet active aed yeryfyu.
On sisni!a Kope We nose N advance e Sc q y, sai
Gu Oakum f1.a0. AL descriptions Ct H:mp and Nd
atlla goods hs7e y uPvara tendency. We qunle:
Tar 0o@25 90 Manila Hope.
Pitch h.......-.. sM@3pnO Hemp .2Saxc
Fesa: Fess t;ss 2 ns. 1.'h Yarn nemo e
CARBON OIL-Atarket Qu.et, nut verv urra at
previous rates Ady2ses state THAT II Pts,sbaF sales
esfr, has Eeen made here. We q1nso:
, 1864-07-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Al .a1es Of Crosn fepor:s, II Eais nsdrkts rsport
nrs On . Ae.ts Of C to1aos pr bueAs!, unsess
other4eisS statdd. fEo4r u &o*d d&!ireTsd t's+Sfs
p<fevtEdts S42tAd
'.@77I THURSDAY ETzyrXG, Jufy II, 1851.
EREIEHTH-GKA1y nAIaHrs-0u1l snd 10 *efs
The tcRafemense were To BE1HALo prop. Foto"
, 1864-07-15

French Calf, 3s -
ms. -.,8{1S.13
French Calf Le-
Motte, 2 coz. ....
en- n....-.....4n. .M21l0M
French Calf Le-
motnss, Sec
ond5, 2 foz.9s 1Eatt9 10
Innings, p eoz.tO 0tka 1896
Eoans, y doz.- l5.00aa la.H
, 1864-07-15

George Lear, h member of Company e,
1S9th Illinois inflntry, was found dead in his
bunk at Cairo on the eth. He was under
the influence Of opium at the time Of his
death.
, 1864-07-15
F2cA THE EDN. THOMAS B. LCEXxCR
FROM THE Ion. THOMAS B. FLORENCH

7 WABAIA0I0H. jan. 1at lH9&-
ax1TLxxKN: Having Sisted It verbally 10 you.
have 70 tes;tatton u writing The fact that e1ps.
rsnced marked eeGedt from your Hoohanas GcrmA8
ssess pfssans I'd oasso9s az g nearly pFosrated
t1tn have named. Ttock his advice and ths rtsaM
waA Improvement Of he1lta. renewed energy, ard th1S
othsfs Eaay !e similarly avantagcd they deatre ri
Dc. Truly 5sur sr1end,
, 1864-07-15

ERUITS@-GnEkE APrLEa IN increased BnoYy.
Mnr1et active and UNCHANGED. WHoE11KHERRtEs
mands other I'll fEutts sre ID yssy 1mteI and IT.
regular receipt. LEMONS AMI oRAEs zs In moderate
supply suG good demand. Wequott:
Green Apples, y bt1 ,.,..,,..........$ $Lt11 Z.6G
Whettleberrles, bu...,.-..... .......... it0@ 5-U
Cherries 2 .,.-..,,................,. aGc9 90
GOoatbeYrfee. Hhu.,,.,.,.,,..,,.,,..,.... 1t@ 9t1
Eus{anta, hu.......,.,... .........,.4 1.$Q4 a0c
Lemoas, 10t11f9N
Oranges, bcI... .....>..............,.1f II 1Q91An0
Raa pteTrtes. ................... 8E1E 9t1
r. n hryh =
, 1864-07-15
PRINCIPAL oFFicK AND DMANuFACToHY.
63l Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA
JONES s. EVA Ma
{succesec1a TO c. n. JACKSON i COY
pEnpRTErnPa

tho United 6tateu~ ~ - -
n. B-We havx discontinued the naantacs.es G., ~.
Nnall o. seTeaNnve cent. size. tbs dollar tt;s a1
aeeoanx ot Y aixe, beng much tha eheapr' to d
wrapper nf esch hottie. vi" -
LORD HMTHt General Western Atocta.
auscp4..zlJ.aAx.2dR = Lake street Cniesz2, h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

-. go 49, 1881 -. 49,. - 81
At eEgros 4 JoHrsross
"a Bc"ery, neaI Houston street
oosai"uA'io' q a,t GSs GREAT SALE or
0s McADAy, MARCH Il. 1864
a he ia SSs auction sales d thursday FRIDAY sac
nee on ihe cost q s .mper'ss sqIgs srrKs
s sohb5 HH fr c ass SILKS sn soS
sSAL PLAID sILks very Gs' gods S and tise ST.
s sEsi R,GII PLAiD SILKS a ane: 90 ,.ss
than hair he sound value.
BLACK SILKS, stss. Q. Cd . 81.
HEAVY rich LusrRE, BIAc il's si VI ''a 'u -
HEARS r. s sss les saa sfs sTss 'a'
erArr,yrr sn.ox xsaisi 70 ~ SIX, 81 80 %.
without usre. for moarningl
PLAIN SILKS ali the isshonabe soiors worn, a, 81 2b
Ladies' viii IND me prices OF SILKS 20 % per cen,
lower than Broadway stores
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS.
We lave great bargains offer this week.
sN 5 EafIR sSfss afS ssfs
bSss SSHES q ~
BLACK ana Fads s9l IFsS1 5 II SIf saa
ssE &c., A tiSi IS
MOURNING DRESS GOODS;
snAw,s, su ttsH sn.wLs,
znpn.K AND ssa a stsso fsss eRnsApisn
oHAILiE' Cashmere stsaw STfsnLA' AND SHocAf
Of the iaest styles mporiei
cloAEs AND MANnLLAs
viii an ne 'sces sssIsns intended the season of our
celebrated manufacturer
rsRNcg ssT rs ssG5sssAs, and and. AMERICAN
from 81 81 TO SIS
Sun UMBRELLAS AND rARAsoLs
es .hs nos, fashionable coora SYKES Prices
ing al 81; aud mp % 81 80.
IN The city s this branch Of e Dusinasse under The super
Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, la.e OF ga Bowery
who has established in the Bowery. 10 the Umbrella
'0' 'A''''' wave "P PEssos s syoAssrSs
No "a 8owery. near BousioO street.
"A SPRING sufs
DRESS GOODS,
ALI TIE LATEsr IMposrED sABsios.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
GREAT BARGAINS
BLACK SILKS. ooLcasDS syLKs, POULAND, SILKS,
PLAIN AND Fancy DRESS GOODS
SOME oFTHE SILKS ARE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED,
1h gn soer or 1af aH heS 'oN "
ELkCK SILKS, os ana up.
FANCY slLRs "a aud ~.
FCplAED SILKS tyard vide) ~. Cd and up.
TO- BRAIDED ROBES, ouITB NEW AND STYLISH AT
LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
$4,000 yAre. PLAIN an FANCY DRgas GOODS, "a rs Sd
andrr
20 gases CuLORED ALpACAS AND MOBAIRs, =
IN all The shades, from So. mp.
TWO Cases DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS GOODS.
With sit stripes. vesy rich. .8
TWO cAsEs PLAID roPLINs, DOUBLE WIDTH.
Al %. ward. worn u Is
4 arse variety OF ExBROiDBRED DRESS GOODS
Very new and very searee Ns
Al the above scods win be foand Ioy equal hessprs
STYLE. QUALIFY AND PRICE.
AyroKps THE BEST OPPORTUNITY
TO FAMILIES
ra ssss osEskb sd. ak War
ooAshscsp.
The subscriber INTENDS the busi the
place ~ heretofore, he is resolved 70 make she
au lmsyi, I RAaaSE
FOR roPuI-AR pRT GOODS 49,
POPULAR PRICES,
10 MAZE TIE vJT, RE REPUTATION
CRYSTAL rALAcE sMP0aiuM 90
a'a w. DS & aEoskaR1s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

10y ANGTIOE-AT OEAsaE. y. - 10 M SOLD WITH
- ,ut reserve on Tie premises "wednesday, March ~
NJ The late Homestead or Nm Patterson deceased
~. acres ~ Land, good Dwelling H1nse usna
SAtNaidtn =. hne view inrtndtDg the orange
is4'. an apple orchard and ~ Die ornamen
- Fe@ruscf T. a. IyMPkfNs Aurtionser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

,-s,c FccsTH AvErus-nols Es roR sALB
a tx DAY COBB.
No cp mission cbETecd lIchgssrs nndcI
stances Dwellings n shafie can DC viewed only ~
spened hours aud oecur1es 49, ees Cd MOI & sho1 hem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

A BARGAIN FOR cASli-F0R SALt, s DESIRABLE
~ ed Iropetts, ing Fislpn etise n
Ars ayeu; urlce 81 Co., tclms ~ sntt Apaj, An sss
Egie ~ Siyth avcnue. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

~ etreet Coco = rec story trek onsc With all the
ietn aneot MI he sCi6 for So 90 9aiv b. t0
.ash ielq,Ttd ApEy a. JOHN SNARE stpyvcsapt Inst
tate to prntGwfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

AT BRSaa INN IN QUINCY AND PICKERING
- rcrss ec'cn ~ Lots 2ox 100 feet each oacrrd
fur saa u 81 ett Ia rxeaanre for New YoT city pro-
tou, li3s 80 JOIN SNARE 'etay,esart Instilste 10
Rrua t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

A uFfEh = NbDE To ExCHRHGE 1909 SHARES
~ a. ~. Fort RnF ~ nery and Hanpshr MiDng Com.
yp2 i,r Me- iora Brook property. Apply to JOHN
sNAEE. St'' 'ehaFi ,rsitnc, go Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

DKOoRLlN PROPERTY FOR SALE I'M WELL
- nnnttwo and "a half story House. vita wing
~ ~ o. d 20 d
Estl.reen AMI W0edbhc street with i've or MOI
c;s Il lround; aGaessibe BY ~ al ila-s. Apply ~
> tuNEs ~ FtlIoa street, BROOKLYN y. AMES, ~
Va srssi. ~ y. Or 70 4. " SUDAN, the premises.
Ielfns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

EoR sALE-fN cREENPoINT. NEAR FULTON
ery cars aud Tenth ana scniy thin street cir.s,
neat two AMI basement House conslnpc xas and III
Gallon One.of The beet IN Dreeupon, Apely 10 T.
Trsnsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT IA Nrw Jrrssy
~ one ho1r ron New Sork len acres large and GOOD
bu4lhgs, .io - led fi Adant aud hi eraat Va -
~ tiscIi mt place S5tpo vi H. NELTcK
fg1 Broa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

A DFstRAFa r COUNTRY RESIDENCE aNDrwENII
~ acres q ,ar. under rcod cUltyaon saaed al tloon
f"'a n nie ffOIa icntcisr offered for sale On
srrf scnat+s te~na fprly &c icBh SNARE sinyrc-
sRrt lnuNinir fsa' prn4oway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

INoR sALE-AT GoDw1SsvILLE, THREE MINUTES
w.N 4 on the stnion ben House aud srn In
rom Paterson on the r,e fai'rp.d froe k2,s9l
Tor particulars add john W Pea boz 20 Pstsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

CorNTsv HOUSE FOR SALE ar FREMONT
"a Mcstehes- lognty u Eeme L iIrooa order ~,
contains GLr ~ Gro s.d lertv Of TRAIT
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

A GO0D sHOlS FRONT FARM oF FROM a. TO In
A SITUATE. ~ ssntrrport l. Twill le 20
purCA ~ I4,.i 2 less than value
5rHF SNARE. StuyVessnt lnsilluie 6,s broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

EtAUrifH. Got NTRY RESIDENCE, AND TIL
~ ~ 1--we acrca ~ land, with Immediate possessson hne
MD on me fsssaic river threc miles from Boi'iri
~ ina statc3 a1 rent miles finD New Nrgk For gen
tr"'i u y bs oilers many bic pr, eges sni
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tsust
, 1864-10-31
M a rim e IL 81.
PORT OF UHICAGD.

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f1ep ottavs. Wsi.en. Muakeson, 81 m lumber. u
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Ba'aue Fans. s:ss1aa. wsls.ceouFs III cores
Bs.qne s1.s,s, ca4.ar. coll,aEvood. 80 n lumber.
Buane b.i:,i Lion. Martin. cau.,Ewooa. lss N
3,'E tFeb.stopol. Baca.n. Pisr sNAsqns.ss, - m
schr Wm: ones, Taous., nan.ssee. 70 m luu,s;.
ssE Is L. sosa. weod
se6s M;nnt sess. Mcdonald. G. cen Bss.7o N lunosr.
sens ii. sptIcet. Wleslaad. centerv1ne. 81 cords
sehs Lsdss cs.e. Ea.son, Muvaukee. 5000 packing
seal Warie T BsIs5ios. Pigeon c1seef. Is eos.s OF
snr slnstfo... Parker, Mtnomi7ee. 10 N lumber.
sehr Geo i. Roberts. Wal1et. L6iz Paes. a cosas
sssf sssF s:ilsa as,f fsSsS =, III
schr P1oteer, Thompson Holland, ss N st.ves.
sehr Hsnilt;a TI.7s.is. cedsf Rres' - N lumbar.
sF Es2:s SSa:; s;sea: aaa
sh esf kss9s seD stshS a:s
sehs 4 boeaeh. Hoax. Ke~snse'se CTS WOOD = eds
schr Ests1nsiss. MCMILLAN. Pier Nazaustte' IS IN
ssas a.rs, ,e:a H,ysn NJ : ,ps po:r . n
:y Fsss u s:
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PP,ep s4sd;ss
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naFqfe =. P. Dobotn,. keadsiss, Buffalo. 5000 bus
Barque ]. P. March. wadawosth. Buffalo, . 80 bus
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, 1864-10-31
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.


SATURDAY EyKNDSG, Oct %, 1854,
The Dry Goods market during the past week has
been quite active at our published quotations.
Advices IRON New York report Stiffness in the
market, and m appreciation Of prices On some ar
tic1ee, while general effort is making lnthat city
to lit prices still higher by means Of the gold lever
The gold gamblers arc forcing up the precious
initials toiufuence the election acninst the admin.
isration, and the dry goods manufacturers and fac
tors. we are cory to Ear, seem to be IN sympathy
With these bad designs, in order to put money in
the1r own purses. Theee operations will Last but
week longer, and then We shall see who has been
bitten and who are the bIters.
In regard to the New York market, the New
York Shipping and Commercial lit. about the
only reliable commercial journal in New York,
saya!
The sluggish condition Of general trade for many
weeks paet Is beginning to give place to quicker
movement, stimulated by the advance In gold
though the volume of business is et far below the
average Of former eeasone, and, as We have before
looked for till amer the termination of the Presi-
ten1ial canvaes, which covers period oftTo weeks
ret, There has been gradual stifening Of prices
Of many descriptions Of merchandise, though the
constant wide fluctuations Of gold hare the usual
buyers and sellers are, in manY instance. W1de
apart. The latter demand an advance correspond
irg to the rise In specie Values and the manifest
depreciation Of the currency, while the former,
With limited exceptions, profess TO consider thus
speculation, and in view OF the steadily improving
atpect Of the military situation. 1ook for reaction
In the price Of the great regulator, and, by con-
sequence, q dowBward turn In commercial values.
persades The commercial community, and the re.
cent panic has about subeided.