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, 1864-02-18

By comparison of the oaths It will be seen
that they differ in thfs-the oath ot Gov.
johnson afHrms an ardent desire for the sup
= picssion Of the present insurTect1ou"-and
that the Constitution Of the United States,
and MI laws and proclaMatlons made in pur-
snnnee thereof, may be speedily and perma-
neDt'y enforced. Dy taking the Presidents
oath, party ewears to "abide by and faith
fully support p all acts Of Congress and
proc]amations in relation to slaves until they
shall be repealed or held void by Congress or
the Supreme Court. The person who sub
Geeirs the speedy and permanent enforce
mcnt OF the same; proclAnationa and laws,
"s1dtlc in puyxuanee Of The GRnaafton," :" and
that he will positively aid and assist Ill loyal
people In the accomplishment of these re-
tu]ts. 1t is plain that the qualification IN
Gov sJohnson's eath, "made In pursuance OF
the Constitution - and TINT in the Presidents
oath, 60 long and so lar as not modified or
held void br Coneress or the Supreme
Court" arc in effect the same Thei differ
.uce then is thie, that in the former the party
swcars 10 a dtxirt that the acts Of Congress be
they be not repealed. Precisely there is
where Gov. Johnson's oath pinches the feet
Of prodigale. 4 man may subscribe Ito the
.amncsty oath and still busy himself with the
ordinary avoca11ons Of The Copperhead, do
everything In his power to procure the re-
pes1 Of the acts Of Congress, use all Of bis
Influence to prevent the HbcradOn Of Ten
uessec from the curse Of slarcsy. II be takes
the oath prescribed by Gov. johnson, he
stands cnnfesscdly one who can do nD such
thing That is the precise issne-
The prndignls, as: repcntant rebels arc cali
I'd, take the around that having taken the
;nucsty o;sth. they are entitled BY tho Prcsl-
DENTS proclamation to aM the rights Of loyal
citizens, among them to Tote at the March
election without takins any other. They
are now preparing to tender their votes. Hon
Edwin Il. Ewing, who has recently taken the
onlncsty oath, Is their leader. He recently
published a letter taking the position
That tie Doth prescribed BY Gov. johnson
Vas unauthorized, and need not he taken.
Hon Horace Maynard rcjoined, taking the
ground that TcnDcssecans who lind been en-
gagged In the rebellion, had expatriatcd them.
selves, lost their citizenship and consenueut-
y under the Stnte constitution conld upt3yoto
until air months after restoration to citizeu-
ship by the Presidents amnesty,
Some prominent citizcns of Clnrkaville
have issued an address asking theis fellow
citizens to vote al the March election, aud
cotaining the following significant passage:
krny Of yoqr tiayns haye lc1t-the Fedora, OIL
es.s arc forbidden by positive lava from returning
sure you upon the authority OF The Commander
Of the fost. and upon the recognized principles Of
the law OF the land, that upon the restoration OF
c.vi title 70 youf slavee outside ths Fed
belHou. The pe9petuatiou OF .tha extinction Of
slavery rests with 5ou. Undnr the eons{itattoq
and laws Of the State Its future status will 10 con-
!. tro}led and determined -
:: Gd, Carter. Provost Masetal Gen. Of. East
Ternessce, recently iesued IN order urging
, 1864-02-18

-. fE- For several months past'a man named
JOHN ShiGy, protesting to be disciple Of
Mornanism, has been holding meetings in
Canada, for the purpose Of converting people
TO his faith. During one OF these meetings
at Chatham, tie audience made m assault
uron the Mormon with sticks, stones aud
clubs, and finally Kicked him down stairs,
which endee his doctrines of 1for1nanisln in
, 1864-02-18
EROM NASHVILLE.

THe Progress OF Hcstorattoa-Slavery
must be Abolished Gov. Johnson,s
6la1h-The : March Electlons-Hrlg.
Geu. hteyenKonss Gona1nand-Ho ia
Needed mt Ixoutsg1Ilc-1 Brilliant Az
fn1r at Bolivar.
, 1864-02-18

BISHOP AnEs AND HIS MISSION.
The Coppcrhoods have latterly declnrcd
Themselves In thorough sympathy with the
plottlpgs and aims Of the Southern rebels.
Ever since the commencement Of the war,
tncy-1avc been With them politically, and as
fat, as they dared hare eulogized; the rebel
Constitution and followed ont it's teachings.
When It bccmme evident that the institution Of
slavery was to Suffer in It's contact with war,
then they sysnpsthized socially with the mis-
guided brethren, Political: hacks tnyeighed
agninst meddling with the rights Of traitors, |
and political Bishops .deplorcd from their
pulpits that the divine Institution was likely
10 be endangered. And now, to cap the cli--
max, they have embraced them .relislonsly.
There. Is only one thing left 10 make their
con1se consistent, and that Is to remove to
the sunny South, where they may enjoy the
benc6cent rule Of Davis aud Stephens, fattcn ]
upon, the toll Of. men and women, raise,
black and tan colorcd offspring, and worship
under the same roof With mau-stealers and
,woman-R hjrpers. -. (!
The action Of the Methodist Bishop Amea,
In restoring the Churches Of The South 10
loyalty, and placing in their pulpits men wko \
will not preach treason TO the Government,
has aroused the ire OF the Northern Copper
hcade and secess1on- sympatAizcrs. II they
Ind liyed in earlier days, they would, With,
out doubt, have blasphened because Christ
scourEed the money changers who were p1ac-
tising their usurious t1affic within the courts
of His temple., Gallo, the deputy Of Achafa,
would. have been pronounced IN Abolition
ist, for when the Jews came before him, stat
ing that Paul persuaded men TO worship God
contrary to the law, the sensible; Cal
lilo .vdfnvc the Jews from the ,judg.
meut Scat When the pulpit Is degraded from
Its lofty mission when the Bible Ia SO per
velted that it's texts are made the supports
oftteason; when loyal men are driven from
the sanctuary, then it Is time for the Govern
ment to step in lest the Republic shall sutler
detriment from the. spiritual advisers When
the stole and surplice turn to treason there
is need Of immediate change, because the
ministerial influence Is ten-fold stronger than
the secular. The majority Of men In the
South do little thinhngfo themselves. They
tolloF ;blindly in the Wake Of political, moral
and religious teachers, and Of these three
classes the latter exercise the most imperious
sway. Supposing the pulpits OF the South
lad denounced treason and secession In 1850
and 1861, what advance would the leaders
have mudc! And it. is on account Of the
influence Of the Southern pulpit having
been used to encourage treason and perpetn-
ate tyranny that We rejoice to sec Bishop
Ames in the field. Tue Methodist Episcopal
Church South, baptist Church South, or any
other Church South TINT has traitor in ita
v,r1r3+ ,,aoda p,u,3 Hnof{nn ncn1 w az, e}non1d
, 1864-02-18

AAcsAefFot ku1 Me-" x0fAt Grocery Market.
CorrxE-1hc market since Our isl iiss exurrience1
ereea asE5se q I I5sy lly 4a
8s,tSsy sfesE s1s Ell
bessaeEelly qgotsd tnliy hisner. sbie toS I LIZ e
eVcnen h.s bcsn tsssnsd &c 3 H if Eae n.
n IA e hs e IF Govern
Plies thstr conasmptloa beay enormous. nos oay for
a. 5eEIsT n1 ssTiss aI,s aras aad but f.
Vest and Southwest. under its ca1o and oSotectI,n.
ss Gbst s % saTs 81 rs @ {
iull prices aro realized Transactions, iacndln liz
to arrive us GE saaos per JohanG Ioass ~
EsIs'e S E a a:en Sen'E so g "a P:S yalas
= pse Nsiss; e Ct
SzSiIsx ss1 sxnt: 81 % ri ha
YosE ssseant se.,ns not msdc pa6as; an 70 ,ss 81
5iaf 5ia eass II Son per go
4oe DO e. re- asellss atoo q Psr "a
VII g. aeoSo
aspds o9 ss oar
Eags - ri leaftnE come s ~ baEs e1pected stu IA
8 Sc sas: %a.sssss 'ssafs z e:ySs
sid s Egg g. e1' psasss
.eF';is; Sd,s st3se Our las. ha.
sendsssseeT T1s ;ss sSSs:: sPs sS
s'9ae he cargo Of the 1ndla, say s1s IL ch and
H. ~ G new crop Annoy 0olorE. 20 chests aud so nf
seuchong part In bond, $40 hf chests nncolarod
9eo Oole1g. 5,lo green, part In Easlish order,
S 2 SaAR-There has continued steady fair demand
for IA thesy GruceEy grades, for llmcd1ate use.
ard fhe l1arlet with Continued moderate offerings,
n mains hIna at the improvement r0ftced In last.
ffmeVe cror Cuba about no hhds have thus fsr been
rc.iTed the second arrival being per brig AcaaIa. Cd
nil Tha opening aales OF tho season, Of moment
sre 281 hbds Fnlr Reu1ng since last ut 13ic Re
Encd Is Ia fair request aud 1Fn; Mesars. Il Z. \.
Smart ouotc GEanulated and Ground Ike, White 4
II and Yellow l61, casb. The aales OF Raw asc 8a5
hhds Caba Tic new eroE reesEs4 to abo!s,
T6 hhds New Orleans, 1a@1!A: 70 common do, 9h: q
isE: iii b3s Havana, lala14ax; and 81 hhds Meado,
1U # o. py auction, 199 hhils New Orleans sold At
Siia1525: md II br1s Refined. 50. mos. at
Eosfon $50 hhds Surin9u, to arrive. sold nt 1s4c.
AuLAs6xS-Thcye has continued an active demand
f,r IL re nee zee last and tho atket Is very
fru1 nrces rather tending upward We notice tho Tat
ssics t,f new crop Claycd Cuba. Fix carEo OF 57
hhds Hud 50 tcx good for refining, at Sic and 20 hds
ecE load SIC, nos-that noticed III oar last vas
Imported for the Of reAner. on an old contshef
Lr ohcr satcs l6i hhds and II tGs new crnr Caba
sNss md II hrIs Furto Rico. a972c: SD hhds a6 tts
MasSc Is G,,is s. tcs ami bris old Cayed cuha.
&c s.5 brls and Il hf do ncw crop New Orleans, 6
a1tc and IS bsls old do, 55GEc. mos. At Ros.on.
S10 bhda 6onr Cuba sold at about 42EA9c.
, 1864-02-18

L. L TuE GfniAss n TIE UHlrEn srAfEs--
The Baltimore, 1Fsek.r publiehes the follow
ing statisticnl table showing, tho per centage
OF 4Lc natives of Germany. In every Statc Of
, 1864-02-18
PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the mama ri
gitts5s PIT 9p u quar- bottles. composed oi IL
iSe s3a asgssa S8saf 81 f2R aass =
Class Of bttess has caused and Will consinu.to
te seg = ssy san y b sSS
s continuity nner kc aausnee sss ~ & ss ss5or
sumulsnts q ths worst kind. tho desire for IIauor
sR g. m Id aah aa ts
Attention, so1diars! aud Friends Of Soldiers,
e.ssas = e a. e. ssi9cs e
nsuefa se f5 & Cd
IT, M ze &c p fSa
a. tee % Il saP ss 81.
ktseIs sey snans oas soide!s, hand9ss sss
Of W. mSn 5f sayed :; r. eaf x
vel II one u sEs nsnns hs.e a
Mnnse He 70 uae bis own language. has been sayed
PH1LApx1PB1A. Aug. .. 1853.
usesna SSSas ae7sn Exs
no mtssaks IN ihis Il = vouched for BY numbers q
saa q
ny ss's y d nna nsys 5esn ee four years
~ lm5edtass r 81 sommand q Capt. L B. Ays
e FEE
e. y yi r.
en A. as Wig to s cy oD bo.s
fu1s Il. .A.AEt 3pu HAch landed on
r. low - one could de aud stu Fetan spask of vta
oM saayYnns ;s5 sn1 d'A force aofe down
a cor no. even Keep glass q "ater on ny stona.
M LIE Ioaia ~ laAt under these eEcumstaueHs
faihfnitr iSauyh ~ ne aaa oeen wolk4 5
the aras1 ~ Ky d speSsssiuily 70 Iescas M mo ton
iey S9na 20 20 more !os I'D sdysed ~e so sse
81 funds as best suited me-, "a sequaiatance Who u
h below Arch u Fo1 Sops :.
From the time consmenced taxink then. the e!oomT
sasdow ot death .seedsd, ,a nd an nov, thaaf Cod
botes have gained ten pounds, and feel saugataS
Of teug permitted to Join ny vile anu daugherff ron
, 1864-02-18

WEDNESDAY E7R8Is9 Feb. II, 1851.
TIE following table shows tho receipts for the laat
twenty four hours: ~ y :
, 1864-02-18

~ solemnly: swear
that I will heuceEorth
support tho Constitution
OF the United States md
defend 1t against the as-
sau!ts Of all its enemies .
TINT l will hereafter be
and conduct myhelr AZ .
true and faithful citizen
Of the United { States.
freely and voluntarily
claiming to be subject to
all the duties and oblt-
gntionannd untitled to
al the rights and privi-
]eces OF such ;cItize1-
chip : tt1ot Iardently de-
sire the suppression or
the present insUYrectton
md rebellion against the
Government OF the Uni
ted States, the sucecss
of liz armies and the de-
feat ofAll those who op-
pose them, and that the
Constitution OF The Uni
ted Stztes, snd Ill Laws
and pspclamatfons,m made
in pursuance thereof
msy. be speedily and per
msnently : establtshed
and enforced over all the
people, States and Te--
: itor7es thereof; and FUR
thcr, that / will hare.
after heartily MD md as.
stbt al loyal people in
! the Accamnl1ahmCut OF
these results. ! 20 help
i - III ~
, 1864-02-18

CO, Keyed to the secrctarE's office, in Barfofd>
street, In an insenaibIe condition, and covered
with blood: DR.. Thomas and another IncdIcnl
g.ntlt man in thu Mt ntighborhood were sent tof;>
A.d intended in fct m.nnses IN tu eonsc-'
q ence 0, Gr> YES exit usted state, aaminlsser-
ID o,aldy and other stimulau1s. It Was then
discovered that the hand Wa5 ,0tsten com.
pyeteiy through, and the flesh torn of the
ann. In most parts to the bare bone. Thc
mutils ted Limb was p1aced in ,b1ndages and
tie sufferer p1accd In a cab and taken to tho
st. Bartholomew Hospital: where On exam
nation by the surgeons It was understood
that amputation would be necessary, and 1t
was 10 take place as soon as tue sufferer
should have sufficiently rallied from the first
shock to submit to it. The report last night
Was Il at -he-remslned 10 too low a-state from
loss Of blood to undergo tue operation, and
HAT he is il very precarious state. At the
tin Of the occurrence he was engaged In
pushi1 sonc straw between the bars, either
lor the purpose Of keeping Il in the cage or
+ Of attracting tho attention Of the animals,
and further -iani!iarizing himself TO them.
Whilst doing this one lion supdenly made
Epring ut his hand, and fastening its fangs in
TO 1t, drew. linn by the arm inward. Tho roar
and excitement Of the i1Ist animal attsactIng
The attention Of the second, 1t ,spnng upon,
tie arm, md mtti1atcd 1t In the manner des-
cribed. II is stated that the lions have been
mo1e t;n nnuEeall s2ySs Stnes 9o the dsath
the late frost. During the forenoon, Mfr.
Crockett and the lions went. through the
usual exhibition, during what is called the
morning performance, but nothing ont OF. the
ordinary way trnnspircd,t only. that the two
lions which had been beaten looked heavy
and more gloomy than the others. IT is now
felt to be desirable that, red.hot irons should
always be kept Mt hand, as, had they been so.
the animals would have Instantly been made
to lct go their hold of the unfortunate man.
, 1864-02-18

LoHpox, Jan. 20, 1851.
PAeos-Ia steady at tic late improvement. hu: Is
someWhsE checked by decline OF Is OF, and the
dfuopinE tendency oi, Irish meat. Old 1uddles
cleared 1t s6s, new are oG!1, sinsed sides '4s95s
Legs are ln demand ut sos.
: BuTrRn-Does not 70 freely, Conti1uef very mild
weather operates against it. The dealers are bate Of
stock but 70 10 The last tTkin before they will bug.
rrlcfs ara maintained At from 9osatos- :.
CHXE%E-Is firmly held at from Sa*Ge56a.
RIxT-Is depressed By quantity. There u notmuca
DONG. Prime mess is 72s98os, ani extra India mcss
PoHx-Prame mess goes Off "a 1t lands at ss9aas.-
1ARp-Is nrM at 3ts. ...r $500. -,
D.. NHEAr and FIouE-Cont1nuea depressed and cuH.
Stocks III this date Bacon, pkEs. Butter. pigs.
sst rrnr ............,.,Hiaa cSyA3
Thfs year Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Delivered Tor the week ,,1r
This sye1r,.....,.,.,...-,.1 40 9,9E
.JasKpu ANuKBSCS 4 SOy.
, 1864-02-18

CIncinnnti Cattle MaFktf-Feb. 13.
The receipts II cattle seem to be decreasing week
good. In consequence Of the heavy de-
msnd. prices havo adyaneed Ac ner pound stsss oHs
cattle aaoqnted to 9nly about sohesd ana men soaa
DISPOSED OF 10 butchers Mt full prices. PAcaef@ lid
not make tneIr appearance during the week, and Gov
errent contractors, ow1ns to the Light supply, Wefe
unable to make hcayJ purchases. VIC quosc ~ FOL
lows:
Ordinary. Ss5is;M
ETfrn ....-......:,....x,...,. 3-1033l50
pr,mc ..............., ,.,,,,,,,..... 5.73a}GM
Hoo-Thc recipts al. light and INC demand s1nal1.
We have essential change to note In prices since
our last. VIC quote ns folIowS>
Exta 1utSneE noss - w.: ~ Snfs
There is 4 continued good demand. At 5t$8e per ,
EFOsa.
, 1864-02-18
TUST PUBLISHED.

Isl PUBLISHED.
e RY LEE & WALKER,
GRAND PARAPHRASE DE CONCERT.
On The eveE popular ar Llssto the Goezinx Blxdn
- COMPOSED Fl 81 t'.l'5 Enwss wysi'st. ! .HorruAy.
NJ ~ Y IL: gIssS whieh eseat.d sges seaaon at
So WAT VA LOVE, Until THE WAE IS oVEf.~'
Sscs agM :. MUSIC adapted By 7. u. TODD.
lither Of thc above, or any Of or publications sen.
TT o. pcttage. upon receipt II the marked pFice
Z " [IEezss'
n1SSOLUTION.- The copartner-
Il ZIP hMsre:ofe5s M existing. under the nrm name
sadsioa iaoa.s Wils itsa sannae IT, tae
rrounce Commission Buslue.s as ihe old stand, 1865
htuzfe street. O.H,EMEH3QS,
tsles go, rep 1an ,se, r. THas!aSi .E1Ta;5,sii,
TO PERSONS WISHING TO
L. ENGAGE ELIGIBLE sTUEEs, OFFICES. &c.
IN. A FINE LOCATION.
ner OF 30. Gsark md Westinghouse, 1t thle Ely,
pfor9:o improving II ut once Our present paus 1el e
rooms for ourselves But Is Nero s bs s'nps aaa a.
tton3i 1nous for uorrs. oaes nas ~ ann,i
sAaH be happy to confer With any persons sf N.Y. snd
mr. 10 aeuse place Of bnsi1ess 10 ~ can be
made o.! mutual ensaFos t9 2nfnFpo 10
a9e t1e&r HeWR. with onroun. We ca case,e5s 'Ffann
fenno aasiaE saassae hours + sMrrn ri nixon.
,Hoon1st 1c1 south Clarktf.
i t'@t.ssss<Axr,a,s for stesawa,s Riaass. 1a,s.,u
febleKs1est In ca1saso saa WIZ ''AA1'>&'
, 1864-02-18

Flour and Grain in Store In Chicago.
The qusnty Of -four and grain in store on the 18th
~ SRnhr.,nrv comma rAa na Eoftnwn.
, 1864-02-18

B1SH-WHIT1 FIaH-Market ye4y active IND fsnn
but no further advance on pre1loua auptataona
1Spa9H " Soea demand fnd yexy dEm A4nfEEEL ID
uonS Nfady ind thAuKtd. cnpria III lIRik ea1niy
and taf<e atfnant Market very 6sn md Wnd;n rS.
wards, We quote. Nf-
, 1864-02-18

sET1,ss Tae sugp{ Of heavy eornsed hczs wa:a9s
I'D rough ::nd ss aHs vs. IL and
ss;s s;:s S.: ; q NJ IS Is
1sssle;s xs.e heavy .n1 the demand
ftoa sll5 . srS tor fourteen tee san1s asl spwssa.
! I RKuzUrs. =
sn.1sy House, e;s;'s ; sas # stis'- iss "ss' ne.:s
Review Of the Ecw,YorE Provision a1:.rssear.
Fon the NJ" sork sseigpllGE ssg ana Commercial st
Tho buoyaney noted il ths market for por, tho
ss e q sss e. as a
with an inpsoysl demand IN plst spsculatEe. lniu.
eni aessuas sesa lie Ne!: 70: d;lvsTy, iii 1Sis
e5'S IS ySsf2' i A5sS ssI h
81 sns & Is; i;
sss assr e sS@a5I 5 Ill ,ae s',fst M,
@ sid1e@is ID e!a Prime. saSo9s'si:z :. asxsio
4 e. ~: % %Esf;sE9 rTps 4n fss III, s' sai s3
~ SOM nad Mnssy mas The E,sskss foF posf lsss
Forcfn sccounts are less {arsy4he. n2!Aass not
ssasd 9atn 1 asS L. e ss'e ~ FL
fsGsst, t5a,S IS: sS County ~ S5s
9aiss %eseia .se III q IS 81 faa
rs sFs 81 Y sstss ss:y 4 Sa q
;lee Cut tE:ssts 4rs Il :st.ye sgauest. .anl
sX@s4 cents O. shoulacsst ii3:l csa:s f;,s xao-s
cn,. 40 ana l5&nf censs ior loss cat ha,1s 1.coa Is
ancy: talts Leo hxs at 1lttail ccn:s 'o- wa,;ern
S;sSiaesf!EEa Sns: ntGs1zc ior do long A;,t short
for sho55 eeHr a:so 4o.550 IS beliies in oaS iic
iFu l1[u :9!ea Esn Et good demand. and sales Of
ppfIse pf1s 81 fst's as ny 90 1a.:s:
snppr+ and the l:arketl ls !atc better closing as "
ivAG r1f Ess.ci. AL l@lt ioE c1ty, according Is
dnce9 ow1Eg 70 the heays exports for GONG time st
and The market fs very firm At Ss9a3c goot Ea,f.rr
10 Al In very small supply, and firmly hai.i at - ABE
Receipts since orr last
PORK .brla. s. 7s6 Lard nsrs + n,
Beef bfls 4 tcs.l,I 70 Dressed Hv:r,.
Export, ffom lst to 9th Feb 1851. 1s,,
Heel. 2aQl
esh''..-..'"...- LID 15s1
Lard.-. eelu2l tol.... .......keG5l5,;lS S35
, 1864-02-18

WEDNESDAY EyEHlS0. Feb. Ii, ISL.
FEEYGHTS-Thorc Is no change In rates. We
, 1864-02-18

1Surcs: We quote: =
Ell: :es 'n &c e
sss;s$ ss;s$ s{sss ssis q Is is Il
Be ppssfssa: sftas tast61 "a az "a ans2
eSsa ssi aese: and sE:
Fo1es :fess he Is les rea lie 9
Foxes, nd. southern and wcstezn-......-: LOO 3ot
hoas hbeass &C. bssf and fs;
Iuskafss al IT, nd "a
'M7rten. dark without red aGo9 10
a5tsn 81 %sssass saas
nit1I Mnks a1iE 9atIols ~, md loTa H. s@ s@
sss Spassaa. Sostisra. dry md sisss:.: i
kaecoo9, ,hllnois, Wisconsin, @e.]......... ] 1sI g
sSSnnk' sS' giacs1 ..........:....+--..'.'.-. ~ y
9S',a ~ n
WI ssins: is;ss, sits and das.::.".::.. 1@
RKGiTsdssEx .rF.zs-Tas ssta:a s oi {, ssia ;s
fsss
5n,e n@ At Prs.9ns augsatong ~! IN s9an
eansea aea W. sn?
kct very arIct. EnASpcnEIEs71n small demand.
toas ts1 ya r% qa:
saa IN poninai anpply. We aao.e: J.,a xn
stesa AePtt' S1a aaa ~ D S@:S
6fasees 6f9as 'sisiy, "a
tS }HaTs9a! 2 bri.~........--...... ie99giioe g %
Grnnbexzles, sooats 50
asFol5 91 Ssts s.3x::;........:.......: ~ 55e
FRUITS DRIEDNArr1es-Wlth no Improve.
ment i nc sSg9y the market continue; aesivc and
gssy 81 ,s1s
9GsS4c Il = ia round tatz-. AC1.s-ln small sup-
R} III sss I'D cSa1ssssai ysE
lois re he1a consequently high ngnrcss Msaaots:
3rled Applss: 10. o9H@ !0H
, 1864-02-18

IA, paI6 % aanls Rops......2Aaz9
Pitch -...-.-- To- eo6sSta Hc.a2 ..--.:.-.-.:0&z
Kosia...,.-.... S1iQsc!eo La:e Yarn No -13H@i9
osi9nas odssass.:.. "a ssa h.rlas;
-ONIDN5-In good dclnnnd, md Light supply. 1Iar-
ket h1m d previous q Qaota.lons. We Naote':
PFimt qusfties.; :.-..-........$1
CAR HON 0ILS--With little Improvement ia tho
EuppIJ. md t,c continuance Of fAir demand. there
lns hcen further change tho qnotatt,ns OF the
market. Prices are, however, Arm. We quote:
NJ ,ar
, 1864-02-18


ton. Inward Pics.
FullntSa or Blood to tbs
- Hchd, Acldlty Of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food.
Futfness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour
Euptstions. Sinking Of F1nttertag al the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head HnrT1ed
ceodng 1r Sunocat!ns Sensations when ia yln9 pa-
dgnf. Feyer p end dnil pain "a in1he Head Dencisu.
and Eyesr falu IL the Side. Back. Chest.
Llmbs, &c, Sudden 1lushes OF
Heat, Bu1ulnE IN the Flesh.
Constant Tmas1ntngs.
OF Evil. and great
Depression OF
-,,,; sp!flts
And WiM positively prevent YELLOW FKVER, ELL.
hOUS FEVER DC. They contain
NO ALCOHOL Or BAD BRANDY.
They WILL CURE tho abova diseases IN npe.y.ntnx
cases out Of q hundred.
Do you want something to Strengthen Ysu1
Do you want 3 Good Appstitef
Do you want to Ruild up yonr Constitution.
DO yuu want to Feel Welt
10 you waut to get rid Of Nervousness
Do you want Ene1gy9
Do you want to Sleep Well7
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Feeliue4
II you do. use HooFLASDs GERMAN BIIrRzse.
, 1864-02-18

SGSREasE-1n: :cod Ca dcnaaai aud lsm.. sslea TO-
dny Weru q tres hte Grease Ut 1a4c 20 tEe4 tnsS-
Fjor do ns tCc = Tres Yellow Grcasc nj 1sc-
HIEHWINES-kecelscl to-day 4o po!s. me
acIion OF tac House Ct Representatives,, Yesterday.
eauasd better se1pg IN the nta:Ssk :3daXs and %e
nsT the FL sies Nv s ke: So bbl. ia lots.
Ut f.e: +:ehh!s 1t elc: sn1bbts onp.t.
DRESSED IiUGS-.;cec:iYcd To-day, 1ssS.
Market 1utct hut nr..,, Sales to-day were:
q Egg :. ssS9 az ss.Sx, s di.fa1os on 9 n e.. r.
Is Hogs averaging: Id ns nsat..........~.-......SSm
cI0 " $50 ps at.-...-......-..--.-. NV
g ansscr s 3 E E a;...::.:.::....: a; :; e e
.HIEEsss--In fair supply and moderate demand for
tshipllsK Market saes tossrably arm snd unchanged
Green EoantIy, 1ztu,1aed. s3
Green Bated- do...-.......-.s.......-.--2 2RGa w
Grcep. part cured, DO yAA w
DRY Haltsd.< -do..
DzY Flint. do....-....---....-........l! taly1
KIP aud GtH 9rcen GaeSLA
rnlby, tTo-tbiris pece.1
IEATH ER-In- limited demand anl very Arm at
prcvIUur quotations. Spring stocss arc coming IN
freely In.por ed Goods IN better snPpys ons nc
1carEct rules high and advancing We quotes
nesss' Enc $5 ss:sss S!ssss::zs zxsss::a -
,':2 gRS : s,si {ssi:: 4 6sSsss god d.:
Siss::ss:as s S:ss II ii: .issi;
viii nshi stoeks On band fos Ills period of tac ysar
, 1864-02-18
sIntcrest and Dividends on

Cab in hands Of T1easn1tr s1st Of De-
No new engagements have been made with other
;omEanics and u this time there e5tsts no
or ca. b. .Th6 et0ck u hand cost &613, t2l.7s:
, 1864-02-18

Sale tOdAy: 10 hbls Saginaw Fins at II 8tofe
SEEDS CLosEH-Dull. Sales to-day were: =
higs choice Ut $7.;s: T1Ho1nx-:Acilvo and easier.
bgAs fair do f2i5; Il bags at 81 Tx; lis bsgs al
s2; 127 bags at e 6s; 6e bags Inferior ut $3.50 FLAX
sUGARS-slsrket, actlvo and very nsE1, wI!a ,
Light supply, and but small stocks On hand. Prices
consequently hare strong upward tendency. W.
, 1864-02-18
New York Stock markct-Feb., ,16.

Received by F. @. Sa!tonstall q Co., commission
stock and bond brokers, "a Clark street, Chicago.
1st Hd. ID Hd.i 1at H,t. ID Rtl
, 1864-02-18

P0rk .br!a. a796 Lard nsrs + n,
Beef bfls 4 tcs.l,I 70 Dressed Hv:r,.
cat Meats. Live clogs.s.........i;aI
Export from lst 10 9th Feb 1es1 1ns7