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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

The crowd still tends towards Whis-
isra Hs has crewdsd his shelves end piled
bic counters With ths best qaaiity Of goods for
the spring trade. Call and see The late ar
rivals.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
OrrWwA, Aug. sd,lses.

AA~"A - A06. SOtACv~s
To whom it may concsens
THE is tc certify thst when l can. to Dr..
Fuller. July 2Sd, 1853. my eyes weroo very
sos that could NOT sss 70 tell nal from I
female person . few rode from me. have
been under bic treatment since, andpan now
see we'll enough % ean see any visils object
near by or at . distance. can aleoe 90 com.
mon newspaper priat. What is bestDf all. his
treatment is SO very mild. not a.ttr lhe fash
loo Of the eaust;s p<eparationa eonnniy nsad
by occulists. l had trial Of them atsw years
ago. and have received more benefit from the
treatment Of DR.. Fuller in ten dsys, han l re-
eeivsd three vsars ago from an eeulht 10 three
months, to cay nothing of the suiIeing l en-
dured. would chssrfally sssounepd al
those afflicted With sore eyes to call on DR..
Fuller without delay. f s-Ea -r ~
'~ Most respectfully yours.
A. O. RgssELL.
Feb. 2O--dAvgm. p .TIa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

Happiness suits q man as we'll as any
thing else We know Of Il 10 the next thing to
joy-and that is q y ynenymous with . suit Of
clothes made up at Sam Perry 's--in fact NO
mao can be truly happy or joyful without
such 90 equipags. Drop 10 aud see the new
goods. look them over and make your ssles
t;ous
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

- Isbssasy sesh, 1seA
-. . :oslnHAL Law. :
1eos-Dtaas sf Iowa ". Peer ysaAss. Plea d
fuiisy 70 AhGal vsaabgi smtsoee6 0yay : aas d
ee-ssass q Iowa " Jonn Bssyes. Pissded gail
ty Of IN assault - days in eouasy jail. and eosis
e1se Todd w. Law, stricken from Docket
ssoo-Oiiy Of Deysnport vs Geo. L. davenport.
1l9-nsgss, Usborn = Lee y. Blaksnsrs. Juas.
ns1s s ey ds1aalt =,
aside vesdies ovsrsl.d ssd ioSsnsat On vsriist.
mo9-00alA - TAssington dis0issDd, = PER
ssiasatfa caals.
ey.esrenes asd judgment By dsfsslt
!ssi-Bsssdlsy 3. P.sdss. Ves1k q ~
-. !ssa;.AsOos.isk ". Hart; rssssdio D. L sAo'
4s6s- wooaroof u. .l. ~ snAsk. nsulss.a ..
7iii-Brsdisy : Pitt. ~. Bennett. D.uursr 70
:nswsr eoafssssd. dsfs hss leave to amend in .irss
lsss Dawson True ~ Carroll, r.f.rssl 70 ).
1870 -Uoilins 6ksel ~ Preston, chsre, Of -.
nue. allowed u plaintiHs cost.
1913 Ora aam ~. Alvord; dismissed ct plaintiffs
eost
7ese Dodge vs Lilis; Judgment by default.
!s1s.Wi KDebals ". Carmishasl; dismiss-
27s6-Hoore ~ Cook, stricken from docket with
cave to relnstate
e5l2-HcIntosh ~. Motto. exceptions 70 report Of
'eferee overruied and report confirmed.
1909 Moore ~ Vanduxer. Referred TO j. n. RoR.
rs Tefereo. Il
1901 -Aaulot Vs. City of Davenport. Referred to
J. y. Bill, referee.
75ol-Coats W. City Of Davenport. Same dispo.
itton.
7t02 Boue hman vs.. Williams Dismissed ct
'ain IFS costs.
767a-Barnet W. Rogers. Judgment by Default.
77SS.Davis vs.. City of Davenport. Referred to !
{. N. Rogers, referee.
77ss Butts W. City Of Davenport. Same dispo. |
ition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

This 10 to certify that have been afflicted
with Dyspepsia since was about 1--WE years
old. splitting up my victuals then - bad - at
any time in my life will be thirty yeas
old nexs June. and this dnsa-e Dyspep sis tss
been . source Of great annoyance TO me ny
whole life. I had tried medical aid until .ut
Of heart. and dsspsirsd s7sr being . soiod
man. But thanks to the ruler of oil things for
sending 90 ekilled man TO our mlist % Dr..
Fuller. He has entirely cured and man Of me
contrary to the expectations Of al my frends
Fellow sufferers, apply TO Dr. Fuller and you
will coon realize sths value Of good treat
msnt
se4N n. AMCpHnsoN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
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Ihe Florence Stories, by Jacsb Abboee, ve1a vel
1''s ''a sonn en"ke. ostnsy Llasds Eigihh Obassd
santa Claus Fairy Story Dssky VvS vel d b.a.ai
"oyme' Fable Land Gulvse. Travels Fairy Godnnoths, A.opa
~, - Fablea Arabian Nights a'm 7edT .a-1r7.a
1'oneer Boy The Drummer Boy Boy The pp>r v
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America s.s kon' Cur. Europe All. Aaie. ireland .
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Persevere T.e. ofTIe 81 9
TIE Truth Finder r.s Of tn. Rsv.oes, sssa' Dir. Boah.
Adventures Of Billy Bump m m Care Of No. Oae.
~-,g 5 Aansie e Ma1y's stories, sycl.. baa = - o.
The Gift Story Book Fanny Pete, P,ev, Ns y& pa u .
Boosts Peep at the Birds, Aunt Aarys Stories - " ~
The Milton Series Excellent Books for Chllr,,,
Mssn' Orphan. Home Mis Two s.or, n... M r,.
bHtens, More Mhtena - " ~'"'
The s11v~-' Penny ser1es, - l,vre,n. ,vre,n.-. -
Sunny Cbld's Life India The Princes. N.,, ,4,-
Mountain 'ss wm Voyoge Child and other s @s
T. c: Gasket ofJayeni!cs Beautifully ll,,.tr.t.a
. Sobbin'. Nest Stories.
TSs our: fsesis: Sis:rs e il y yoi.: A:'''''
&c sock siorie. BY y x.sly ias,;s,: 3 ys,:. n...
tales and Stories Worth Teii;.r Daashtefs
,nn nne STOCK Toys Photographic Albums Book. IN A.. ,pa
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY.
JOHN L. 0W1TS & Co.,
NlcKolL's BLOCK, CUP STAIRS.)
SECOND STREET.
lnprevedA Uainpreved Farms.
70 s CITY LOT1, M
Dwelling Uousoo AnA oteeoe,
1OU0MT, AOLDANDLEAsED.
Earnns. For sale.

ION ACRES MAR WALCOTr, geo impfov-
lNVsd and undsr fence With houss /; Psses-
81 sou.
ll4 assos { miles from the city, on Dububus
road, oil improved and under fence, with hcuss
end esshasd. This il known ~ the Grant Farm;
Price -ol 900.
- asrss on the low. City roa d, three milss
west u Brady Street. ell improved and under
fsasa With good house rooms and cellar we'll,
osfs, essin bins, COW houser, wagon shed and
10o fruit trees. Price-$l 200.
20 acrss In Winfield township, all improved
oso undsf fence. Price $3.50.
l00 sssss in Elsas county, .ill., 10 miles north
of the Ohio 4 Mississippi irailroad-uniuprovsd
Price $500. Or will DO exchanged for property
In Scoss, Cedar Or Johnson Counties.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
HELP WANrEp.-Girls and boys are
wanted st the Le Clsirs House. div.

DEALrNe OCT rBK GasRx1AcKs.-Col.
Grisr dissribatsd q .ss9 shis sissessos. TO .
sqssd Of leA recruits. which favse, ,shsy sssosd
to appreciate greatly. Who veuldaii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

REcRurTs.-The business progresses
quietly. Fity-sight recruits were received
and mustered into service to-day. At the rate
recruits havs been coming in for the past few
weeks. II would take about five months to
complete the quota Of this State. 1t 10 not
likely that our Uncle Samuel will wait 90 long
4 time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

GREAT IHDUcEMENrs.-Cspt. Palmer,
Of the recruiting service. offers any man. wo-
man or child Who will bring him an accepted
recruit. the sum Of SIS. This is good offer.
The Fourth Ward Ia paying $50 bounty,
which, added to the Government Bounty,
makes the handsome sun of $3.50, .bf which
$l22 will be paid down. Nov is che time to
call on Capt Palmer. Feb. 24-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

ELEGANT SloNs.-The north and east
wiudows Of the National Bank, next 70 the
main entrance, are being decorated with .
splsodid spssimsa Of gilt lsstsriog-shs sigus
Of the Davenport Savings Institution. The
work b done BY :. Moore. and 10 equal 70
auy ws have ever seen in Davenport. The
sign announces the name Of the Bsuk that
deposits nay b made ffoo A. n. - eP. \.
sad that % Satardsys the Bank will b spss
from to o'clock. This IL to seeomaodats
the lsbosisg elssssa This piece Of work r..
Ascts great credit upon the skill Of NJ. Moore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

Double house, southeast cor. Rock Island and
1lth streets Psioe-&200.
Double house on 11th street, second east Of
Rook Island street. Prise-$l,500.
Double house west side Perry street. corner Of
18th. Prics-33, 500. Two thirds may remain on
mortgage At per cent.
New frame house on Brady street, % gsnteei
rssidssee) Price $500.
Frame house south side Third street, one mile
west Of Brady street. Price-$l.bOO. Two
thirds may remain on interest ut per cent.
Valuable house with N acres Of land. we'll
stocked With fruit Of ell kinds, with stable, oar
nsse snd wool h,uss, COW stable, wagon shed,
eistssn, two y, lie, pasture, orchard and grove
che whole place veil fenced and in perfect order
and repair. Price IS 900.
Ersme house east side Ripley street. between
1st and I'd Streets with lot so by 60 feet, Price,
81 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

TRY THE SpIRrrs.-Wc are reque sted
TO cay that as there 10 an opportunity offered
to ask asestions at the close Of each of the
forthcoming lseturss on SpirituAiism. il 10 the
desire Of many Of our citizSns that the clergy
should put the "ism" to the ssvsrsst test BY
asking questions, go that the people may be
able to judge which 10 the side of truth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

Stores For Sale.
Two valuable stores wsll rented, easy terms.
House Lots For Sale.
On Brady street 100 feet front by $50 feet
dssp-fsnesd. Price-&l9pss front foot.
Store Lots For Sale.
Oss ON Fourth street just east of Brady street.
Fear ON Fourth street near railroad depot.
All the Lots for sale i'm Wet.
mOre,s Addition.
(fosmsrly known - "the Patch, ~ a. laid out in
streets and lots, on plans which may DO seen at
oar once.
Omces for Rent.
In Merwin's Block, Perry rect, 10 or IL rooms.)
Also very eligible Office with ante-room. near
corner Brady and East Second streets.
Also, furnished suites Of roons for single gen.
temeu.
First Glass Houses for Rent
We are ready TO engag, to rent or to sell houses
70 be built in the spring, to be feady for occu-
Nancy in May or Juno next-plans Of which may
b seen at our ONCE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

FoR THE JoBBlso TsADE.-In order
to meet heavy demand for goods In ais line,
BY country dsalsrs, cur fellow citizen. J. F.
Fsrrand. 10 6stiog up the basement Of h's com.
modious stors for THE purpose, and will soon
have . stock Of goods from the Eastern mark.
sts REQ quisise for the demand. Country msr-
chssss will slways find It 90 object to look in
upon Farrand's stock Of hats. caps, etc., before
going further East.
A MARROW EsoAPE.- Tho Rock Island
Union of yesterday contains the following:
A young lad BY the name Of Berj. S;emple,
10 coming ffom Davenport last evening, and
wheu near our shore, got on ice that vas
rotten and went through. He climbed up on
the ice again, and again went through with
several rcpetitions. In the ne nntime large
crowd had congregated on the levee, and by
means of boat aui clearing ewsy Of the ice,
succeeded 10 reaching the lad, and saved
him. 1. vas close rub with him, and
should teach ell little boys 10 keep away
from the ice. Il Is very dangerous and m
safe to 10 on II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

SpiR11 1UALnx.-Mrs. G. NJ. Stowe, the
well known trance speaker. will deliver
course OF five lectures in lie Ciairo Hall. CON-
mencing Thr,day evening, 25th inst., at Z 1-2
O'Clock. A6mittance to frat lecture free
N B.-Opportupity viii! be granted to ask
questions st the close Of each lecture.
Lectures on Sunday, 2Sth, at Q and l-2
y. IN. Feb23 St.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

THsArRs.-Several fine plays will be
presented this evening, which will be amusing
and instrpetiva. E. - 81
, 1864-07-23

lHicoAf.-Iae Boston Shipping List OF the 8th last
Ksos hare s.ssea siass NaS, isl, Is al aioos sas
coasnpaoa is essn .: .olar aa
snd has Fsducsa a {hs hsAy inpofsaIons Of iha VIII:
on q tner supplies s1d thee CO..; 6scenes ons of
Eeas Importance e dealers and consumers Of this
tce IN !eT the tasf sH
per r. eath, nom the wharf payable tn g9Id or at
sndsd 5aa o. iadetsas I'D svsFy 2eena asas
8f es
~ M n9W 3,s ssa1s 15hs Pr D.. and YIN doat:!os soon
ChieoEy. the q1aity u which viii nst.rtally dasesi.
csate a,,ns to Wart9 s:asoo can % purchased .:
sesa ots a. fi rn 1a' - ao'@a above AZ
u ossa fSs 3 p1
and ls sal Bias, a In bond, for export tgfms w
IoTTxE-The dee:aud fer export has substd.d. and
passhns.s 1av f0r a.s sennsc r. saa!o
Ko .! sIs 4 SIC: 81 s. eses * costa Sa
bssiege III = asss 5a7s = 81 .;
sot n nae I n1ee M e e. e Bsz e the
5sss r. here, DO Il Bsisno2e. I'D
pitss 81 s ess
% Rses pa ss ez ssss ssfs
@Ssss!Ss IL s's e: .,s, {! s S 81;
ii sT % sss 81
i;ssS @ do efsssss, sSse sa1sa eass ~ '"*so'' 'AD
e. aad RiSas a
bs~ sss t. @ ss!s; B, .s =
MackeFel are in Gosd JcbbtnE request full prices
4 e{s 6f ~ ,oss5 pat tS
nsh not large. sMoket behring's are in actlye de-
.s eE sass d ase eas
l; e a1a soo DO to 9Exlye' 5ss9c asd S5e.ae. GASP:
, 1864-07-23

FRIDAY EVKNTY0, July z. 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-Recelyed today at the various
yards, nfout head Of Beef Cattle. Entered sales
III bead At ss5o97s5 q 100 ns. OF Common Cattle
the receipts have been shove the average. a7d we
Eoc the sale Of about $40 hes at Ss505Is7H. Medt.
grades have heen in fair supply: upwards Of 100
head have been sold at prices ranging from $50sG
t6s7N. ard the remainder amounting to little over
1 head at rrtces ranging from a7e0a1 IS 1co n
The market has been decidedly more active than yes
te.day prices fsyoring growers. having advanced
prime to ahip2ing grades 1p15: On yesterday
quotations. ..... .-..
The following are the principal sales made duzln
thp day: Wa1lwofk & Mallory, to Eoseutha1 Il Co..
50 head Illinois steers, averaging l,16l ms, At $72s
crow1y to Livingston Co.. 6A heas, Prime shipping
grade. ayes19ink 219 ns, at s725; ]. Adams, to a.
Mallory 81 head Illinois steers, averaging 12a5 ns,
*725: and to D. Wa,1al, 67 head e1tza Illinois
Btte1s, averaging LISA Ds. at $7s5 2 1oc ms, hva
weight. Government cattle are still In scttTe de-
mand, tho supply bsing below tho present wants Of
contractors and for good sh1pplng grades there Ia
HAITI Entr md
, 1864-07-23

"A little boy, son of John Swarz, Was
drowned at Quincy, on Monday last.
The real estate business is brisk at Quincy,
and property ia bringing large prices.
MoHENRY COUNTY.
Harvest has commenced In this county.
Fafmees aze paying from TIVE to three dollasa
! per day.
The railroad excursion from Richmond to
chicago, q few d4ys since, Was failure. "A
the tr1in wRs coming to this city, one OF the
cans Wns3hfown of, BY which Mr. DJke and
ju1ed.
sANaAaos COUNTY.
4 printing press and type have been pre-
sented to Harman G. Reynolds, GRIND secre-
tasy Of the Illinois Grand Lodge Of Masons,
and editor Of the Masonic 1fsw<f.
mystsriouely disappeared from Springfield a
fe" days since. At the time Of his disap-
pearance he had large sum Of money about
PEORIA COUNTY.
man named James Dorrity, has been at.
fesled az fektn, for the murder OF George
west No particulars are given Of tbs m1r-
ger. save that the deceased was found In the
f1Yer with his skull broken.
The Copperheads have attempted to drive
OF Elder NeT from the First Lamarsh
Church, In Timber township, for the ofense
o. oeing Union man. His Union parish
toner's, however, thwaftsd their plans. .:
"A a man named Wa1dron, who resided in
f.?mon1a, Hancock county. in attempting
10 lumP on gravel train on Tuesday morn
lng u tafmtngtoD, on the c. B. q q. Rail-
a9aa, 9 len beneath the wheels, which passed
ed over one Of his legs. The limb was near
y severed from the BODY, and though sur
g1cal assistance was rendered as speedily as
possible the unfortunate man expired about
aoou. Inc remains were taken by the even
aag !ra1n to Ga1esburg, and from thence for
Ealueo TO Plymouth. The deceased left a
iamAy, consisting Of wife and two children.
BUREAU COUNTY.
On the 18th inst, the County Convention
1nsntnlnat ed Il. F. Royce for Circuit Clerk,
Moses Loverin for Sheriff, and Alpheus Cook
for Coroner,
=, An axe, made Of green stone, similar to
ING stone celt described by Sir Charles Lyell
II MS Antiquity Of Man." was exhumed bY
Orr1n Winshtp near the Bureau Valley Mills,
rev days since, where 1t was buried at
oepih OF about ten feet. 1t Was covered with
al thln incrustation Of sulphur aud dendrites,
showing Its probable antiquity.
The wheat OF this section ia about two
thirds, and the oats about half harvested
The yield will be rather better than antici-
pated.
LAsA1LE COUNTY.
A German, named Lewis Merck, commit
ted suicide at Peru on the 10th inst, by
blowing his brains out with shot gun.
COLES COUNTY.
The passenger train which left ut o'clock
on Monday last came In collision with the
pay-car on the Terre Haute and St. Louis
Road, just at the bend. in the road east Of
miles per hour. The engines Of both trains
and several cars we're badly smashed, and
three men and lady wounded, one Of the
men nortally.
Another accident occurred four miles west
Of Mattoon about Q o'clock Monday night.
The special freight ran of the track, smash-
ing up eight cars Of the train so they could
mt HI. mnVp6
, 1864-07-23
CHICAGO LUnlBER MARKET,

FRIDAY EyHHua, July e. 1861.
LUMBEE-Recelpts yesterday. 3,n63,to3 feet. There
has beec no improvement In the previous activity Of
the market. ant prices co2.Inus steady and On
changed at 3eiterdaY . quotations.
sH1SGLE6-Keceivet yesterday, 2,assoao. Market
active and very firm at present quotations.
LATH-Recetyedy yesterday, III, COO pieces. Msrket
tolesably active aud previous Quotations.
CARGO SAILS TO-DAY.
Cargo schr II Wyoming, from Grand Haven, sold By
o. Brewster, 900 feet lumber, ttrips, a ssooo@
l7.t0 cargo Buena VISTA from ManIsee, sold by r.
bckfosd, 12oo3o feat Of lumber. srips at 80 oo9
&l7oo; cargo echr Mitchell, from Auskegon. sold By
FIFE, 10000 mixed common lumber, at }l3oo;
cargo scbr Helfenstein. from Menomonee, sold
by Gel. Lounnisp 10000 feet lumber, IRON spa1
dirg'a Mills, strips at t2oeoa17oo; cargo achr Kx
pertinent, from Manitowoc, sold by Mcdonald, 1900
feet select st1rs at 922o0; ca1go schr Two Chares
from ManItov oc, sold by Carter, 7p,oo feet lumber,
str.pB at s10o 5c1a sawed shiagles st s559 cargo
echr Dewitt, from Green Bay, sold By o. Brewster,
7oooo feet lumber, strips at $lso cargo Queen OF
the West, from Menomonec, Ludiugton'a 3f, 80 900
feet lumeer Mixed delivered on ears, ut 1850 ca1so
fchr hamilton, from Cedar Iaver;sol1 byPeter Wood
1lo 0 feet well cut lumber. strip. at 5c2ne31zt1;
part cargo Irop Union, from Green Bag, sold by O.
Brewster, IL ftp Star shaved ehingles ut $500.
rha fo11exvtnv VArd nrtcee.
, 1864-07-23

=
Il. Westhefmer, les 1lfnois CATTLE bought at 15Hc
st Albany. sold hero at about 16c On 6H CIV: strot
Nto 81 0hto steers bought Of iazeti, very good X
ewt:: cost isc, aud sold At say ii
Mcinss rs i Gof 50 nlicots cattle fur Henry West.
hetmer p.etH go1d, n swt. selling at .slsc. Also.
# cs ls &c " 90 Kentucky eattls.
4 itisfs eat u sns ise
e. I'D ihe marEa
$. B. Richardson, tor YazrN, 81 Ohio stesrs nud
ass { Sa7:a afn s.aa tSsx
e1sea io1 ts sss. ooa
9ecaases c., S ilinei.. GO Kentucky aud 81
Cmo ateext. The Ohio and EentuckY lots Wefe aoost
ss.t Sood leah ao1d at l6al7c: Tic Illinois sseeEs
Whsaton Valentine, fos sSemseiv rs sod cat:1e
bought At ne yards and Eetatled at11H9lSc except
fsm sod ~ q g. e Tas3
Hsts& eedalnston. @ d & e! i Crockett ;. nice little
}sF seoa. X s1ts averaged lse; toas
:, ~: Foxlea s:la s. for sswer. Missouri cattle
Also, ior BIscE, decent h.nois castls It iec ''''
Lsae and:ong. 1Sfor Wm. Thorp. Illinois steers. sx
%s:sss sSs i e nae ter ps
eas II n foa = sssa I'D Z
B. Mead. s for B. colEtil. Indiana steers, t1z,
g. CT. at E@Isc.
9t ssSef'
y. Barnes, 81 Of bis own Illinois steer1 sold at
Ct: & Ct sss. 81 sFs sss ss
'us T. % %e4its. nHots stsets Tor j. Per1ne. fair.
Sots GonsaS e Tose. IS ter ssoxen. Missouri. c..t1e,
common. s ewt, run out at 14alac. '>'''
, 1864-07-23
uOGSThe rec r4n., ts-d.v at ali m ya,ds N sar1

HoGS-Tae receipts to-day at al TIC ya1d1 sHsaGt
70 about 1+xo Uoks. Ense1e1 sa1ts. LESS head. at
e5fr01o o.. mostly At ~ aa9asa 10 ~. Thn ax-
trenae1y hight sups1y daras the wsek has stu
she actlTft1 OF the market. aad extra grades ~
mute an advance of1osisc pssces or 9f
s3@sac On The closing Quotations at last Sxyurtays
Market. Tois - but natural result OF the su14en
falling OF In tho supplY. sh,po.ra fusthsz begin "a
believe that the renaa!nk etock In tie county IL
considerably lesa than Wa ancisaseS, md that un-
less decided msrovaaeat Ia tn:s direction should
take pace du111. ths ensusax week tho 7p1y wi.
Do ensae1uate 70 meet tas requirements of the Eaas.
ern nnMkets.
Tbs vho'o Of the receipts to-dsY were quickly dts
posed Ct. snd much lsEssf number woutd have ,ue
the -
, 1864-07-23

sold 6A3 b. Bt sell 4 GuIsst to N. Eesre Esq.
for $40. The su eie Il OF tbs smaller Class ot
Detroit Free l'rtss.
AR11vAL o. Tux fL1ET.-Quite Anmber OF tbs
doTnt asd pound teet Of 1eslss oTeF due from Lake
tlchtsn poffs mtoe sdctt Hop3Ar yestetdsy aud
eenttred ps.ssnr nnut ths esc # tbs aa1. The
ch-rE OF wind to tht nor:htast somavhst ha3tt1ed
thels comeg srd cot few se en- 5led 10 taso ID
1sntase q the ssms o5 the ot ta-r canvas
EuttuR on the uiua eKptree Of tow1nH. The or
time otcupeo on the passage ha4 heen from seven to
tMelve d43 = thon: one vessel. tho one7uta, neet
sset. III m Cd the olatAocc lu4tdn OF ak daJt Some
tv tffte are Jet due WITCH have been upwards Of
e.e!1e o9yE ont 5m Chieaeo. Itts stat.d 81 nearly
all With whom wo have c0nvexseu. that thu prekent
atAson II the nos sole Known TO them on r.
cord for Ght vino and smoky tfoxEr weather. Il
owiE tnlb fact th4t els been thu
81 aud their general expenses the.ebJ aukmeoted :
Ibid.
uA4 e1fey cxrfoAted Tuesdsy u!s ht from the sand
Ehesr she had daA Of isctne Pnlns and aEriv.
rere oil Ttsl. Jes.e1d1y MoEutnG.-41lNaa6ee Sen
, 1864-07-23
TIE C0TTOS QUESTION.
State Of the Market in ENGLAND.



The 70 commencement OF an active demand for cot-
Ton for sapmen. 70 Am4rca. .aralnz chiefly from the
e1tEuor inAfy flse Ia tht vHoe OF tue ~ SeW
York.mtddling f.tr Nae nRloaaa o aving found buy.
en- that port - ssx nhtiltnEs And eIgdt pence
tae stocks II tais country. added 70 she lasEs ah.
IN the maj kst, and = further adTsacs ID thc
quotations Of fzom "a to ID pei pouad.
nanifested 10 reference &c the pro1a5le fnture
range u prices Although tair Orleans quaties are
large bnssE fer forward arrival sna moat at tie
apeculatora appear 10 be of opinion that farther
ever you'd AFFECT H. money @askst. He q ,uld oe
Bank Of gn7And, bo for India aud Chins and ~
con1 eqnence. the ao:esa OF capta wont be dis
posed 4EAnt accommodation unless on high terms.
The Importance OF the cotpn question shen induces
u TO miautels eIa9ine the exact p5sluon OF the
trade From official returns ind that the annex ld
quantities OF cotton were Imported Into tao unlts
Kln1dom during the nrst dYe months Of tbs plesent
and arn nra yft ~-S~s
, 1864-07-23

a CHINESE TR1cK.-The Custom House au-
thorities at San Francisco discovered a very
ingenious Chinese trick, which led to the
seizure Of another lot Of smuggled opium.
Among the cargo Of the bark Ceres we're 100
tubs, involced as eggs, value stated at 81
each. The eggs were coated with peculiar
kind Of varnish to preserve them. One of
the officers: in examining the eggs, scraped
of a little yarnish md disclosed metallic
case, egg-shaped, filled with opium. Each
metallic egg is worth $500. So far as the ex-
animation has proceeded, five hundred have
been found,