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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-08
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.


DIRECTORS
!'sn Hsid, T P. ShAiIerosS, Geo. & Wheat,
1S9. Ae1deL John Zeocklsr, Sam MeCIsnAn,
q. " n.fEAnEhe!al,jAA.S y. Vance, Alex. LauEhlin-
MS COMPANY having been duly OrsAniIed are
EteFaEei u tAk0 risks Al tAiT rates On buildings
u Al kinda, merchAEdis=. aaAauHstGrin e.tAbIi.h-
aentS' turuIturH, steamboats, and eArSoea on the
" "esiSrn HFsrs And lakea, aud also on the lives ot
FsEsSns hoF ies1 OF years- ThIs Company Unsrs
superior Inducements 70 farmers, WhsEsby they can
= 'A'9fsd tor thres yeArs At reduced rates This
- hHn5 tnfiitnt'on, eOmPOSed Of SOme uinety four
staskhoii-rA most Of whom arc auauuE our ~, bu.
'+-tAs aeo rSoommSnds tself to The favorable con-
ssEAon ot the tnsurtng puddle and SOlIcita their
Applications for Insurance WiH b promptly at
tended 70 by the Secretary.
OElee, No. MeLUre HUusa, being the same for
merry occupied by Adams Express Company.
JOHN REID, President
sAA'L AcOLELLAS, Yies-Pr6sident.
NC ARTHUR Ageas for paying PsusioDs. omes,
No. MGLUre HOuss, being the sane once formerly
0EcublSd Adams
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70 THOSE WHO WISH TO BE
L n s U r E d
AaaVNS. ,rF ,,,,,,,-,,,,, ,,.,

LOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
II New York-PlRE AND INLAND.
CLSH oAPTEAI (eVery dollar paid 100000 90
The Argest Cash Capital for the amount At risk Of
any once in the United States.
CIONTIHENTALIHSURANCE COM.
~ PASFs Of the City ofSeW York.
T. sE CAPT1AG (Al paid In 10000 90
sAAs@ts 4At July AS'A5 ,!alo2 1D
sEYESTY-FIvR per cent. Of the nett profits de.
s!Ared 70 Policy Holders annually, in which the
assured participate without iDeuTTing any rtsk.
G' Z c URITY FIRE INSURANCE.
- COMPANY, Of New YOFk-RIREA AND INLAND.
CAsH CAETTAL (Pad in $4,000 %
AsSets lst August, 750l6l IS
Thresf0urths Of the nett profits declared to Policy
uoIdeTR annually.
FIFTY.RIVE PER CENT Of Earned Participation
Premium dselAre1for the year ending August, 1863
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
NJ PASY, Of New York.
The LARGEST CASH CAPITAL Of any Insurance
Company in the United States.
Assets February 1st, lS53....- $50 coo
1he business OF this Company Is soudurted On the
MUTUAL principle in the strieteSt sen - the term
the entire surplus, DEDUCTIN0 NECESSARY Ky.
PESSBS ALONE being EQUITABLY DIVIDED
among the ASSURED.
YOKTY-FIVE CENTS A WEEK will IuEure 81 600
On the life offs man aged 30.
POLICIES will be Issued upon the most reasOnA-
kls toEms tn any Of the above RELIABLE COMPA-
MIS- Tor Wheeling aud vicinity and lOssss pFOmptly
AJusted and paid, on aPpiIcation TO
GerI5
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TERMS. 40.

PoF the full .ourse above indicated the tuition
Zee Is $50, payable on entering. FOR the requisite
turn At pleasure. The course is usnaliy comSIeted
10 from two to three mOnths iaT7
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Are not = new aud untEiOd A-tiels but have stood
tue test Of nneen years trial by the American pub.
eS and their reputation aud sale are not EiVAl by
any similar preparation.
The prUPEietsrs have Thousands Of Letters fruu,
Ihs 9NSt eminent CloTgymen, LAWyOrs, hySieiAns,
and CttEens, tesTfyinE, their own personal AnOWI
edge to the beneficial enects and medical virtues Of
these BtttsES.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
DO you WANT A GOOD APPETIrEI
DO you WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTIrU-
TIONH
DO YUU WANT TO FERL WELL!
DO YOU WANT 10 GET Rid OF SERvOUSNEss,
DO YOU WANT ENHRGYI
DO TUU WANT To SLEEP WELT
Do YoU WANT A Bnlsh AND VIGOROUS FERL-
INGI
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MIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs ExrRAor. tor the
IN handkerchief A new Portume uRnuiactursd
by PhalOn 4 Sons, for sale at
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nine eases out Of a Hundsed!
Induced BY the extensive sale and universal
popularity Of
Hoohand's German Bitters!
tPURELY vKGErABLE,)

IFUhbLI VkGkTABLE,)
Hosts Of ignorant 0uAcks aud unscrupuIOus advep.
tuTsrS, have OPousd upon suffering humanity the
Of GOstruus In the shape Of poor whisky
NtIely compounded with injuriUuS 1ruSa and chris.
tened TOuieA, 6tOmachics aud BItteTS,
Beware Of the InnumOIable AFray of Alcoholic
preparations 10 plethsrte bottles, and hiHhbeIled
Kegs 1uder the modest ApP0llatIOn Of bIttera which,
instead Of curing, ouly ASTaVatS disease and
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
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D. NICOLL BRO.
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Price rs cts. per bottle, OF sig bottles for sAOO
W-Ror sale BY DruEEiDis and Dealers eveEywhor,
q the Bnitod States, aud by all the DruEglstS and
Dealers in wheeling. octs-lJ
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DR.. WA. CHlLDS, Surgeon of the Tonth Vermont
Regiment, writss:-"I wish every soldier l,s. a bot.
tie Of Plantation Bittsr4- They are tue mot eyCo.
tive, perfect, and harmless touic ever used"
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az night who Sa most surely " relied upon in those

81 night who can most surely be relied upon IN those
accidental emergencies that often Threaten to throw
stage representations into coufuson who really Merit
the most honorable recognition fom those whom they
labor 10 serve. The hsrsh dealing OF managers with
actresses s wrong without eItenuaton; an sront to
good sense and good feeling entirely without paation
II any serious convention, therefore, hereafter to
assemble for the protection Of the thestca profession
we urge that Its first and most earnest attention should
be turned toward that class which most Of all needs and
is entitled to be sheltered nom the injustice Of their
employers. -,, 1881
The position which the theatrical musicians have
taken 70 by, no means good one. The arrangement
they propose 10 neither reasonable equitable They
demand that equal salary be paid 10 all persons serT
ing in orchestras This would benefit bad musicians at
the expense Of the good The few leading performers
In an orchestra are entitled to about $40 week, at
present rates. those Of second rank to eO or s and
the rest TO 81 or ee II Is absurd to suppose that
drum PLAYER Ut a second cornet should be put the
same level With fret violin. It is not for the welfare
Of good musicians that such plan should succeed.
Neither is It TO the credit Of managers that they have
been so Indifferent to their orchesras as to allow these
matters to become needlessy complicated. II managers
had always shown proper consideration to this impor
tant department, there never would have been PRO
tectve Union" seeking to impose disagreeable condi
tons upon them 0f .ra
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DRAFT sKuLK1Eas.
TO Ne Editor q Tae N. Y 7tibune...

TO tie Editor u The Y. Y. TTtbune.- ~ ---1
Sir: In many instances certain class Of be.
ings who call themselves men have succeeded IN keeping
their names from the officers canysssng for the next
draft have known of such cases. and been particulas
In promptly sporting their names to s Provost Mar
shal OF the District In which they reside. 1hsye done
this In Justice TO my own family.
Lot every loyal man do the someI wbyshould take
the chance of some miserable skulk and ny own too
have seen two years service and am willing to 90
again. but II there is 10 be dram let every man, and
every sknlk be represented ia the wheel "a
10 "a. - Respectfully, ,...it "a UEioM
Neg York July III, 1864.
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CITY ITEMS

1.-THE WONDERFUL CABINET. "A cabinet,
measuring feet inches in hight end feet IN thick
ness, is now on exhibition at Barnum's Museum II
contains strong and fullsized tables stands chairs
desks, bedstesd books and variety Of ornaments
in oil two hundred different otticles. Herr Nadolski'
the inventor, unpacks and packs these articles FOR use
and ornamentaton with marvellous rapidiy ana skill
Tie full set is sufficient to furnish ahcuse ordinary
size from basement TO garrett. f.. - r
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connection with tho former being via Che Philadelphia
and Erie and with the latter via the Lake Shore and
New. York Central This prevents the building OF
the contemplated road from Irvine to Titusvile and
OIL City, as was proposed BY the Philadelphia and Erie
aud will give 70 Philadelphia and Pennsylvania more
controlling interest in the oil trade than they have be-
fore enjoyed.
The following IL comparative statement Of
the conditiop of the banks Of Eev.York City,
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Ace net exceed Aloo.

b ~ net ,xeeed AIoo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS cite
1v,nt Of distyess when amount exceeds eo0. 30 cts
,o iSe or %uppes sons Of 10 on
inrisdction than justice Of the peace In the same
need By the United States IN any Stste eIomps
Sy ossr, Of he usitsd States
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OIL. ~ r. II
y a. s HsEp;y k e. Xxx a ti Els; asl
So. Go: D. Van Hoo.en' u, :. W D..l. sNs, If :
j. y 4 4; ss arm hsaa ''''' ''a y. -
SGT H. b De Haven, X y. K. France K iss Pa .E
ss,S SnsaI ri tii sSa! e. h:1s
We; e. IT,, s & IL ssysS
H :as' fsIa.y c, & 6! fiaass 4 Pa
J. 5: Jones. H. ara, Art, leaRsssI. Henry p P. Ar.
E5sR, gP. s.ss S%ssns RI
I$ A.: T. ;9siii 4, l.. L
s:ssl H. Ford O. Conn p ssss M'AAfas' d. III u
VIM. Phshnsi. Il, 10 Wis, VIM. BOSWELL II, lit n 7,
S:a,n ls y. head "a. c;ss ~ O. Made a. III NJ I.
ca: r. S'i f..s.s., NJ ss: s. r :,
a. . q King O. III NJ y, arm. neck ~ . 10 !" -
!; s:sss;, "a T. ss;
S ,s .isSs 90 TIT s arm nd ts
FsFs. iS $siesl Conn., 1: ne.
i ss rs Il ss.s s f Fs I'll I'll "a;
Coz. y; 4 hearOe A, isEXh u. POlley,A'loRYA' hss
T. FssI .sSs IL Nh anger HIGH ass Br.., R,rwA
Js. mclaughlin, u iss Pa ss"
A. IcAndrew, B. On hand s 3 Clark, BIDS Pa hand
Jas McLske. X. ~ N Y, hsadchas. Mcdowell, l. li7M
20 Johnson sss 10 " ann % %ssn:
Se a. sa Y csr w Tine. q an g
rsSi a Ne f. ls N.Y. s;ssssss x t1Ny,y
It. Davis. Q, as Mass. .hldr. sssd, ~ " "
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iAdyertisement.l

g. S. Bonds for sale at current rates. q. 3.
Sizes Of IsesoOs and ooos u g. l0+ps-l00s zoos and
/ COOS IT, s. s20s-SoCs and iccps. ysar csrthoatss
1000 and soos "A general rule these securities are ,od
saving the purchaser abe broienge Thomp
sol Brothers, corner OF Wal and Broadway. b.. ~
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iAdyertiemen

PHYSIOLOGY - Woman Culture, Beauty f
Wonanhood How 10 Preserve H. Hysienie Addse
Morai Means. Marriage. Roman Skull, and Roman Chntp
ter Tho influence Of Pocd Man. Stomach and BrsiA
Body and Mind In the JULY No. PHRESotooIeAI JouRsu
20 cts BY first post EswsmeD have it,. fosIxh VILLA
500 Broadway NY. lnv 9'iorn i9 eTl q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

Deo...l78 900 DeelO,s0o Dee.b,o77,oOo Ine.slIo
BY reducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity OF the
latter left at tide this year compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows deficiency OF
1870 600 bbs -four.
The following comparative table shows the quantity
Of some Of the principal articles Of produce e Of tide
water from the commencement Of navigation TO and In
Guiding the 3Oth June In the years indicated;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

DROWNED. Humphrey Sullivan, aged %, .
deck hand on board the steam tugboas Thomas Kley
fell overheard on Monday morning, near Castle Garden
while drawing bucket Of water. and was Drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

3 The Story Of tina killing Of Miss Picken: y. :
Charleston bys Union shell just as the marriage ~
emopy was being performed hetxsea Der and Gs
Ind ~ ~ fern pspers lay IL Isl aY ankee Ne.
OF cofse- AZ t-tenStf w vfe Rebel Inventor q
appeal the romantic feelings Of Christendom ana ~
such served its All the English papers .
reetion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

THE CENTRAL PARK.--As il has heretofore
been the custom 10 exo the beauties and admirable ar
ran eeents OF the Central Park shsl now write OF
some OF s evils and defects Smoking Is the greatest
evil In park where more than oneha OF the visitors
ore ladies This often dsagreeable habit Is carried 70
excess the Central Park those who frequent It on
Saturday afternoon testify 1t supposed that the
Park IN Visited for Its magnificent scenery and s pure
air and cooling breezes but this superstition is often
found to the contrary after short stay. You are
charmed with the beauties Of Nature and are copous
inhaliBg its fragrance when your enjoyment IS suddenly
interrupted BY staing dose from very poor cigar or
an extremely strong pipe which for the moment BINDS
Won II YOU are troubled With weak eyes or. II Of SEN
sye organization IL seRds you lone with dun heAd,
ache. This IL especially the ease IN concert dayt. II
too Central Park ConnlsoIs.s can md h2 other way
20 stop this nuisance let t.es. partition on spot on
the outsArts Of tie Park for those who are 80 80
who cannot appreciate the beautiful prospects OF
tho PARK and It's delicious music. without
cigar between their teeth. Another defect OF the
Central Park Ia the poor rckoy seats ready 70 OreaA
down at any moment Soac OF those on the Nal have
decidedly cheap and old appearance quite ~
the beautiful surroundings The Casino Wncn mas sech
oJsned about two weeks, Las handsome snd neat DoA
on the outside but the inside is badly planned anu ar
ranged There Is mot room enough to hold those VINO
frequent Il ON certain days ad the tables are 80 situated
as 10 make 1t unpleasant In warm weather In passing IN
and oH and hazardous to those wearing good cothes
Most OF the walters In the saloon are very green ana
wanting IN politenesa Tho concert on Saturday wac
attended BY ~ 600 persons but not as many Carriages
as On preceding occasions. +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. Michael Hurley
and james ODonnell while the fire was raging at Pier
No. j. yesterday morning attempted TO steal bale %
cotton valued at $500. They we're discovered and to
escape threw the bale into the water at Pier No. r.
They we're arrested however, and committed by JUS
tce Bowling. The cotton was recovered and restored
to its owner, Mr.. Robert Benson The accused arc
beatmen. ODonnen resided at No. 100 Cedar street.
and Hurley at No. 100 Broadway. William JameD
and Martin Dunn sailors ON the schooner Iraro were
COO podnds OF sugar from that vessel While lying al
Quarantine and selling IL 10 some boatmen- Late
on Sunday night unknown woman was seed 10 Jump
overheard at the foot Of Spring street. n r. The cody
was subsequently recovered. and an inquest led By
Coroner WIidey. verdict Of suicide was rendered
Deceased was aged about IS years and dressed In black
and white plaid six dress. black lace hat sats-eoofsd
stockings, and no shoes
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Receipts OF Produce,

JuLY Il.-l226a bbls. Flour 1G6 bbls Whisky 40 bbls
Lard, 1000 pkgI Butte ~ pkgA Ashes 100 psga eais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

Sunday Schools and the poor generally were not omitted
In connection with the very liberal grants made Tor
TIN country wevers pleased 30 4tterN IN De part q
Che Board synfsg ness 20 meet By ready and cheer.
from India o. 90 YES voted to Missionary in Tongoc
India he Rev Mr. Crosse to aid him In publishing and
circulating the scriptures 10 all In need and therefore
should receive benevolent regard Of those having In
view the welfare Of humanity.
n 4 rfEIprrp tsuaSoESaKY.ZSon sunday night
the premises No. 76 Broadway. occupied the upper
floors by the New-York Teeth Manufacturing Com.
pany, were entered by two burglars, who filed two
bags with teeth and gnm enamel to the amount OF
5000 As they were leaving The tront door with their
plumber Officer Sutheriand Of the FifteeAth Precinct
came up and demanded their businssss One Of the
rasea dropped his bag and but tue secod assured
the officer that IL he would enter the building with
him. no wonld convince him that he had business there
Together they entered the baidiae When Tie thief in
the darkness. Ho parsued BY me ocer and over.
taleS while attempting 70 escape through Arear vim
dow lie gave the name Of Henry Hamilton.,s Justice
Dodge subsequently committed him Tor trial. The
property was restored to its owners. .'i9 fi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

CHEATING WITH LOTTERY TICKETS.
vendors Of lottery tickets rather the thieves and
false pretenders who the agency sorths sale OF
lottery tickcts are rcapiug rich harvest from confd
ing smpletons in various parts OF the country They
distribute their circulars with lavish hand and av
ing obtained list Of names they make ont lis. Of
numbers; the latter they publish and send to their
verdant patrons With request for funds and ptoinise
10 send the prize to the fortunate holders or those
numbers Here Is an extract from pretended report
Al other Sumbss dnw one copy Of The maiacens Chrome
their Tibet. to III. Manager. imnedis,ss esst Of th
The Engraving. All be sen, by .s also I'll Prizes under cs
hundred Dollars that amount vii DO by Express
forty days from date OF drswing ~ .sIYTI jos
The agents represent themselves as residents OF
places that have existence save in the imaginsops
OF these cheats, but they manage 20 have their money
letters sent 10 various post Offices In the country and
then write fur them. The following 10 copy Of let
ter sent to Uamen Oneida Co., by one Of these people
.DLJ llsd . WiLLiAasBuRaH, N. l., June ~, 1874. 4
PosrrArgR, Caudsa-Siri ezPss. ssyera letters hsvs'
been directed to me q y9ai oSe WI yea please forward
letters you may heresiisr receive Tor ns aud will pay the
iii III :. Box Ne. As Winassburrh. II. Y. .
Eight letters each one doubtless containing money,
sent TO the address 81 Hsrnanaa fictitious name.
His real name however, Is known word 10 the wlse
ought TO be suleent but fools will part with their
money easily they must expect 10 lose it. In the
mean time there Is vacancy In the State Prison for
the raseas In New.York, Brooklyn, New.Jersey. and
elsewhere who rob their victims In this manner ilo3
~. 90 --->------" 80 -
u AMERICAN AND FoRgIcE Bible S0CrerYAAt.
meeting OF the Board Of Manssers Of this Society
held on the eth inst at their rooms No, ll6 Nassau
street. The Rev. Or. HseoI In tho aAsrJ scriptures
70 the number Of many shoassud ryotcdip answer
to applications Federal soldiers AID Rebel prisoners
Rock Island ILL., and the same at The DRY Tortusss
Fort Jeiferoh F1orids were furnished Our soldiers
at Fortress Monroe, Happton Hospital Va, Soldiers
al fott Nelson and Lexington, KY, were also Fpped
Missisbippi s,tuairons near Cairo III Pr c roman
Catholics in Northern N. Y. and Vernon. Suidiers
and refugees In Missouri provided together with
large number Of applications for scriptures for Freed
men In WASHINGTON Alexandria. and other places.
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The aggregate quantity Of the same articles lsft at
tide. water nom the commencement Of navigation TO
the sOth Of june inclusive during the years 1853 snd
1854 was AZ followe:
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The following is corrected copy OF the new
schedule Of stamp duties under the new kevenn' INV"
which soes into effect on the LIST Of August 1884,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

Bulls HEAD, Monday July 1.-THE market
opens this morning with little over 100 head Of bull
locks in the sale pens. This Is more than twice the
number on. sale last Monday There were also sold
here and at Bergen on Friday and SATURDAY about 600
more and there will probably be enough reported to-
Gf fS 70 IN AN hot dy
not Surprising 10 find all the advance Of LAT week
Knocked OF The report OF the market at Albany est
Friday said -.i oi Co.,. ti1t| ....
thi.week The comparatively light apply last msrtet day
.a the consequent dnqtioa IL shipment. p New oIh and
stock on hand and buyers came back disposed 70 pnrshate
'fy TIE ds Vs sl New YS ss s' spa s
been snsry conceded Thu, fr coo 2oo have ehan:,d
ssIa sS. ne Eastern men hsvs s.Ifh VERY s a. ys ::
sT Si' We'd Win sa'is s s: :Piaids i mostly
prime condition" .-4BrGw y IIIr rsf.r, o.
Whoever boughs these for this market at the prices
named are decidedly sick to-day. particularly II the
soss !, Of Inferior sGsty for such \ reported 'ns
quoted at H9iec. y ID. This class is scarce, Good
lair medium quality are NOSE plenty, and sell at
There are good many distcryt fed cattle which snf.
srr with heat. and sell ale lower thzn they would
II the day was cool. Messrs Starr Reed Govern
nent agents bought about 40 head for shipping Of the
best grade In market, part Of them at Zoe. n, live
weight and the others By the head at el37 el+0 which
proved ON the scales ust Toe. That may be taken
the top cash price Of tho market except few fancy
they shall buy something extra" II sny are In the
market The trade has not been lively at any
time during the day and in the afternoon it Is particu
larly dull Some frst-elass butchers say that II they
cannot buy the best cattle in market at IL cents they
won't buy at all We think ssIesmen viii hsveto give
way before the close OF the market. There was little
1uterng in pork during tho week which affected the
hog market Prices, which half cent lower, have
rallied this morning. no hogs having arrived The qua
tations tomorrow win probably not vary much from
last repoIts, that is l0lDllc. y b. live weight The
sheep MARKET rules hgher Good fair sheep sell to day
at ale y b. live Weight and II little better would
bring 3ie, perhaps &c. The supply to-day is light
quoted at about l2c. " 10. ..7 .. r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

rABLE of TIE Loans Spee Circulation, and DsDo'., IN the
Baskt Of ths Ci.y Of Ne York for the re-k ending Sat
v,doy, July. 9, 1854 10 which 70 0fred TIE Capital
Of each Bank.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20


People who have imagined there will he
no Draft, will find an interesting document
with the name Of Gov. Stone attached in
another column. It will do them GOOD To
read It. We commend it to their attention.
particularly those who have had thoughts
OF skolking out Of the path Of DUTY. IF
any considerable number have made NJ.
rangements for an excursion across tho
plains merely to avoid the Draft. thew v;,,
perceive that their purpose is likely to he
frustrated, a. it ought to be.
The first Of March is drawing verv no.r
Only ten days intervene. II orr st.to
quota is to be filed by volunteers Il mrs,
be accomplished by that time.-for We Dr.
not imagine that any district which fail.
to fill its quota while large bounties are Of
fered by the Government will assume tn,
greater burden after they cease. VIVA
is done, then, must be done within ten DAYS
We trust that our people will make sur,
that our State fills Its quota with volun
teers. But if it does moi, if the Draft be-
comes necessity through our negligence
then it is proper that all who stand enrolled
should take their chance and be within the
State to respond to the call in person. The
Proclamation is in good season. 1t will
make the skulkers take heed to their steps
and probably convince them that the
Draft is really serious business.