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, 1864-07-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

.'. SATuRpAY EVENING, jn1y l6, 1861.
The money market has been comparatively qnet
to day, and the applications for lcans less than for
long time past. THIS owing to the general suspen
H.cn IN kpecu}atons, influenced BY the panic which
the markets haro been undergoing for tbs last three
or four 0a1s The supply Of money Is .ant, bat
nEere s1eo times more SC, It would not give dollar
to tpeculatois. Thsy are to ia a:comuol late1 no
mo1e.
Gte.e ia appreciation In prices az produce
to-osF, influenced by tie advance gold 1t IA raj
lying from the e1trt depression which overlook
yesterday Another day may g1va prices another d.
Tec1ton.
Exchange Is tim SD scazes to-dsy, st X di.count
buying par selling. Il there should not be mora
threwn the mark't by means Of ehipmsnts Or 9th
erwtse before Tuesdsy Wednesday, OF eFen bsfore
the quotations. will doublless be aoyancad 10 par buy
ing u Prem. tening.
The gols quotations ID New York have been lees
fuctuatluK today than yesterday The following
are the quotations as tslegrathed to James Boyd,
Eta.:
3:!o = L. p m..-..........2I
r:sa @ !; 81 5: s5
Commercial dispatches OF laster hour than the
above quotations put the pics at :'8a2a, and tene
iDE downEards.
Hera tne market opened at as advanced to 2s5 and
closed qalet ous arm 1t 80. The TRANSACTIONS TO-
day ere larger than ususl and the largest bsoksfn
bcuehs heavily. silver frm At 2as@14a. 3-2o's 1rm
and In request.
to the rssuits Of the interview on Wednesday BE-
tueen Mr. FesAenden and the Associated Bans Com
1n,>1ee. the New York T.mts <uorey astcle) saya:
Ths Associated bauk Committee MT W. Fssssn-
Ett oTuaetd nna1lmoulY to thu Associate H4nfs CT
Esw Bston a1a ~ e. 1n7fos Tisa
uIsr, ccndlticned that the money oe drawn tot d.
rectly upon these Banks. for utsou!se rent to the
public cIso!to,s They aeo sa1 sasss ~
terest in Currency. and not Ltga1 Tender for lae.
te, to btar date from the Inscription q the credit
lar Recommendation ~ TO tho 9Atu:e and tenor Ut
the security to b taken from TIC Gore:umeat, the
Bauf COMMITTEE, We understand s1 nayn neep gov
nr9t, hat thes stouid require no Treasury paper
e. n the Government Of legal tender foguu, The
p ssble uae OF which might imply "a expansion Of
are EnoEn At present 70 oe IN nj .he Attznac mar.
kkfe tie m1iHr1ty OF the Bank Committee befleyn
that the pressure for this class of its
Se Esq., RosSs s.
done By ihs new Secretary, on their suggestion.
chtaren the value, much les Increase the voluat ot
sos
the reduc ion OF tbe markets for produce and mer
II. cu'ssion, On mo fslse calcuiation rhsf mots
rreenbacks must be lsaued to carry on the Govern
ment
cover q reimburse the advances OF the bAnts the
eac 1T present. - lo9 ncafos, OF poFtan OF his
Gc1d be~1ing Funded Stocks sueh : neeosiason
besTiae stoca of tho Uuted statessire4it TOO low
IN tho market, helsrEo psaltum on Gold ban1 taSeA
Into aectunt n s.o+s cr atinG aa iaridioaa ds9ttm.
al 1be ssue description ot Stock.
ilkE Eeataoaen h1s not let dAet2Aa the point made
, 1864-07-18

MARSHALL COUNTY.
But for the p1escnce Of the chtnch bug the
c1ops in this county would come up to the
average. In come parts Of the county the
wheat is entirely ruined, and the bugs are
commencing on the corn.
L mau named Milton Teaza was Killed by
lightning on Sunday last In Hope"el town
ship.
CHRISTIAN COUNT.
4 new paper has been started at Taylor
vile, called the Fla9, BY J. D. Mondy. It
will be an unconditional Union paper.
KSox COUNTY.
Ga1esburg raised q 103 at her Sanitary
Fair, instead OF $2 000, as We recently report
cd. We arr glad to correct the mistake and
give Galcsburg the credit of being twice 81
Venerous Is We had supposed.
The cornerstone OF the Second Presbyte-
rian Church at Galeshurg was laid on Tues
asy, the 18th inst. with appropriate cere-
auonlcs. The address was given BY Presi-
The Superintendent Of Public Schools at
Gale4burE reports the total number of chill
dtcn Instructed during the year At l4S4. being
an increase of 40 over Last year. The re-
celpts on school account for the year were
Sb,0e4.01; expenditures ST 907.60.
t. wH1rEs1DEs COUNTY.
The chfnch bug is making fearful ravasea
IN this county. Wheat will be very light and
the corn Ia In danger.
TSe Fourth =" ss celebrated very snthuaias-
Esq. was the orator Of the day.
, 1864-07-18

, F16m the L0tl6Fl1e Juufua1, Ju1y TIL.
Kentucky is again becoming excited. Wild
rumors Of fearful invasion are adoat, and they
multiply every hour.~ Eastern Kentucky =
In }aze Of excitement The wealthy cltl-
zens are collecting their movable property,
and hurrSing- with it to the moro central
portions Of the State. 'Rumors on the street,
Tumors by the panic stricken refugees, ru-
uors By letters, and minors By priYste telo-
grams, reach US In the bewilderinz confusion,
and, five give cze.lt to them al!, tho inva-
sion OF Kentucky would assume proportions
as fearful and indefinite as the startling inVa-
, 1864-07-18

6ATpRbAT Evening. J1ly f6.
There Is 10 chanre to ncte iu the Dry Goods narket
teday. 1t is steady ant drn, end the traaszztioas
quite large, DISPATCHES from New Tork say that tho
market Is azaa there. The 1ncsaasiocs Ia 'ha eod
nsrkes affect Dry Goods bu. very slightly, especil lily
cpt1oc tabsics. They many arrest tbs upward ter.
denty Of quotations whils they asss, but nothinss
, 1864-07-18

DETROIT. s1tufuaY, July IS.
TR-P.op Hunter; bark Watson, Metropolis, Chsca-
40, 1Lvtnelhle brig Banner; sche corn.na Craps
snot, Athen1aa. stsll. Hannah. Barbarian. Water
Witch.
DowE-Pfo7 onelda; bsig R.sofcs, Repablic.
Wind r. --.-.
, 1864-07-18
REAlEDYEOR THE SEASON.

f0R RDfA9RHEAAED DDTsEsTERF. .JArSs's C44-
xEsATIs3 RALsAx Will be found AceEta'a, sa1e
AID prompt remedy. Tee moss Ttolsns astaefs of
these ecmp!ajnta, Z o matter from, what cauasIhsy
originate, ERA tbo,outh17 subdnsd b. 1t, an4 NJ
bad entots spring from IT. use.
FUR As1ATIo CHOLERA, CRAMPS, &c-JAYa1ts
CAaM1yA1rvs BALs,x.n ad1nthtatered promptly.
viii afford Immediate rauof. the ttasas4 oetnE
thus frequently e-aulcAted In lts eatilebt 1:aGa1.
CHOLERA MoRBUs, soUB STOMACH and al
pUWELL AFFECTIONS ara speedily cnr*d ~
jams CAnx1SArtyr. 1t tAtes4aaY all . feness OF
1ha abtonen Boothss tho stcra&th. and Fess res ia
EaturAl action ~ family remedy ior tho dtseA:ea
generally 10 p1e1aen: 2norR children and sd"ies
4inx the 1umnsr months it II especially recon
being prompt tn i,s operation. pe,tecta5 sA's' e"o
ea11fy ADMINISTERED. ,~
AlDR D, JAYSE l. son FAMILY aa,se'a rm1
sold In Chicago oy Messr4. FCLLE .. s~trH
LER; T. d b. u. HOOKER; A Aoe-o ~.t-e ~
BURNHAA 4 smith. .aa oy DEosx7e.1 1s e.s.. .1-e>
DILIOUs AFFECTIONS, LIVER
ID Complaint. sick Headache. D1,pep.,. Ae ~
.,...,1s -smnyed By tho use Of De- Js1nss Sanataso
N. n tast OF thirty yeara' no has pso'sa IA n
x,ror 10 Ill q, Temedtts tot tho cura q ms ~
nn". ss..,es fur which ths1 tre roesouenaeo "a
49, .rtion thcy aEe mild ans certain. and may %
.ss.,.t nv tin vithoat risk from sEposafc 4olA
TDTuxststs Nse1vh~s. s1assls&ss xAf ~
, 1864-07-18

Lpxaxa-E1sst Clear, y M................. }5oGe5Bo
Eecpnd Clear. pM.................... ....Ee51,b %
THIRD C3eAr, q M..u........-........ ....Ga4f.D0
STOCK Boards -t....,................ somas5M
Box or Select Doards.,............,. S.1Nts3 10
Common Bsards, dry ................ ....@32 70
FcncIng..,. ,....s.,.....,.............2 23.r18ai.Do
Gull Boards. ........... ...-....,... @i6n0
F1rBt Clear Flooring. rough. ........ q Gct8sJi0
Second Clear Flooring, ruuGh....... ~ 400o94500
ComIno1 Flooring. rough. GiN9A39I1
St(i1pn Clear. dressed .,.,,..,.,.,.,, &.0hA2a.N
sEecoud C1sar........,. ............ 2i.to@23.h0
Common ato...,.,,..x,,,,,,,,..s..,... .-.,%33 co
Ionr 2fdY2580
Shaved shlncles A. z M.,...,.....,s... 5.0nd8 $50
Shaved B1lagte4 No ...0 i75
Cedar Shrpfrt 95Na 3
EaW ~ Ehin.tea 5.2Na 5.75
SaEEd Eh1nEies No ol..,,.,....,,.,,...,. 4.73A SO
Inth u iG0Q pes A75@ 523
PostS 4 ..,,, Hing leo
PicSets ......,, n.E0@1.nQ
, 1864-07-18
ENGE4ANDsS NEUTRALITY.
Blockade Hunnin. at Charleston and
Wilmington.

The Richmond correspondent gives the
following summary of blockade operations
ut Charleston and Wilmington from jan. l,
1868, to the middle Of April, 1864.
, 1864-07-18

SATURDAY EyEN4, .;nl7 IL. 1854.
TIE receipts and sht ments curing the past twenty
feur hourt were NJ follows:
HEfk11rs a11,rsdzxrs i uor1a
, 1864-07-18

o.
Tba market haa been IN unusualH knitted supply
during the pA.s week; but a1csptiog good medium
grades fos army consumption. sha sacelpts nave been
uny equaa to tAe demand. TaeEa u ekll want q
, 1864-07-18

~ A meeting Of actors has been held in
New York to discuss the proposition Of
forming an actors union, Tor the purpose Of
compelling managers Of theatres to raise
their wages. They accused manager at
Albany Of clearing SIS, 200 in twenty. eight
nighte, AID alleged that actors we're not get
ting any more pay than in days when money
was worth more
, 1864-07-18
<,oppEnuEAD NIcK-NAMEs.

For tue hfst t"o years OF LIE WAT lae Cop-
pe5hcndf constantly apfllea 1ne term Aoo-
lilluniste" 10 the supporte1e OF the Admin |
istration. Call them abolit1onssts' said
Jct}. Davis to the rebels, ind their Northern
s,ulpatlizers adopted the same cognomen-
But after d1:,luipg on the word for couple
OF years It was discovered that 1t had lost its
aucient tcrrors, and no supporter Of the Ad-
n4inistration was scared in the least, OF even
,lunot ed bY the application Of the name to
him by the rebels or their Northern coad}u- |
tors. Puzzled for some name that would be |
unpalAtxble, the Cops hit On the word misce- !
genation-or rather coined it. For Elk or |
eight months the friends of the Union were
caleo ''a1'seesens. but Inc appaea..on u
the Term was so apsuro anu 'oonsa auht II
was 1ncontanchtls cropped y III except a
le" 'calne'leaos ~ " 1ue easel sotS. ~ 49,. ~ "aa
seen 1nat Tic nan'e "'Sceeea NJ ING seos'
democrats e2acus' W 'eaasu "1to euen
81. 49, sa,,.,, ~ ..<;,,;ea ~ .nr1st,oss ~ ~.
~ n.,,,ns.u11,. a4+sa4sa =. -,ss h;,t;aS +h.,-
es-.s'a.. 49,. aua, a.. s1.,.,. ;, M,
sou.a T..a 49, " ~. ..,.,, 49, a 49,
a.. .,a..,d y caanas.,sss. 1,.a.
49, I ~ ~. ~ r... ~ ,.aran+
enussu ,s,i ~ @ - 49, s'nas ~ q - sra,na.s
n,s,ea - ,;,.a,..., 49,. ra.e.1o
tscm 'tou4 oono, S:. =. s...a.S - ~ as .sma 49,,
eiases ..o.1 1.s eo. ~. '. - ,.1A..;s
~ anu Pa.e - ~ ~. ~. ,',as1. ~
s4. s..,ssaso,s,1 49, .,,a. -. -,
],,.,s.sse4 1as..a ~. "a .,o Co-s 40 a.,,,a,,
" ,,s,.a-. 80 ,.,,., -,a+oh'uord shoaar.
;tas - 49, as,n. 100 .,-1,..d ~ ~, snnnor+.
~ ~ - 11,,,on n,a <.:,ros.rs ,f w., rehs,
, 1864-07-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending July 18, 1861.

BAfuRpAy EVENING July Ia, 1874.
The receipts Of Beet csttls and Live Hogs At the
various ya1ds in the city. during the week ending
to-day compare as follows with tho previous weekly
receipts since June 1. 1851:
, 1864-07-18

nor .s ss''ys 5sS
sli,ssH. Rad WEmH ETra.s-itoer Fri laiF I'd ne:
Il go bril- shoics exsra at 100 bt!a
a 81 Pet" @ SO 1s rs Saoiss @ e5tla % =: =
s9M IL 80 psls faiE extra as 1926 100 bfs Lawrence"
Hrna-,a tons r1ar in bulk at sat.ao on track
.WlkAT-Recetvet to-day. t5,AQ bu; shipped.
2 10 bn. Ma1sst more active and adyancrd % 0e
ssii: ixo % ID Il sais 500 81 ID s s>iI: sss :
ss T. :: 3 4 E s g
s. ba $e Il sss 81
g q q s. :: q =
s4s; a?.te an Resetsd sprng Il sseEs 4 9 s. 42e
j. store al 3la'. "IzTzs az.r ~ sross sas ou
pass sa sIaip = Winses + - 3S ~ e
s9fs ssss e ss m .'
ssets tssss
CoEa IN s1oEE-4Io ia No. Geln ii st ,re :: Il
eo 81 81 Gssa &c Il Z s5s ST. = ) "a 81
toa o9 ao a. 81: = G ou g g, nt II Il q sau.
2l6o pu do (n North sie hous:sl tso ora m1 r.
ket closing steady At Il so9t-soS 1os NJ eoiA ~
to-a.,: SSH on Il ,atDpsd 6 ns tese
~ Market atsadg M sais: y ~ wsts tea, ID % in Il ".
s's : = ss s. 4 k:is;.. f99 9sts q
safas a5 e + esa y dS fo n Etsu45 heae'
IL. 4:
qais 3ss,eetssts:, EG 4 sitSs s oei ea
BIrrEha.es!,sd ,ad.Td q ..sd3 ~ ~ aatooed
tgse nslrY> IL crocka md M91o
shipnlre Bnaer IA hrktns. SoaHe
stsa.s is nrkins good Il ss; Il a;tins Z
, 1864-07-18

Rates 70 puoHfk $50 i CIR les tnsn to Buffalo,
when shipped ny al rnil-
Rates to D1nkisk IKE 100 MS less than to Buffalo,
when sh}ppsd by all rn11
BEEF CATTLE
Tne total receipts Of Reef Catrle at tho various
5srds III the citY during the weak ending to-day.
co1eing TO 1he daily 1e,uzns poited On 'Chanss
as.ount 10 s,1cs head THIS OF hesd less than were
received Last veek, aud Isl head less than the re-
celpts Of the corresponding week oflsss yaaF.
Tbs daily receipts as u various xr1ds Compare ~
fellows:
, 1864-07-18
TO LUMBER INSPECTORS

According to an advertisement to be found in
another column. meeting Of Lumber Inspectors Will
be held On Monday evening ac1t. St FFanaiin Enc.
pfa ntHr
, 1864-07-18

Receipt.
Mc1aay..
-....-s.-... $40
Thuls1hy. Z0W
1533
seo
Total. 33t
With . dininutlon OF nen1ly one-shizd OF the re-
celpA Of last week the market ha, Also declined from
the q2ttatons OF 1Ast Saturday evening a531lc 100
ns The disturbances In Maryland has soms vnas
sdseted the teraaud, especially for Baltimore and
+ Arlington.
The following ara the closing prices Of the market
| this evening Is compared with Las: werk:
| CLOSING PRICES.
Prime to extra qualities ;sseayso = 3s7sess7;
Gsean ee@non :" % G1l@f meaia aaat,ss. io as8
| SATURDAY EyaN8, July 16-Theze hiss been
considerable falling Of tn the supply Of the srket
during the present week ns compared with the pre-
yious receipts; but compared With corresponding
pesods Of former years 80 tar considerably ID
! auEsnEe. With the extraordinary supply for this
market slnco April. 1t can hardly ha expected that
the remaining portion available for tbs summer
months can be very Large, !. Ia highly probable
but that for tie extraordinary pFtces which have
| been paid, our ssceapts aince May would hava
| been much less Still with the e1pefIance
of the past months Of the ytar befoIa u.s. it u ex-
t1emely Lard u not Impossible, to TORN any spprox
mating tdaa Of the Resources Of ths HcG gro Eng
DISTRICTS Of the Northwestern st3te1. That sup
ply should Low fAu OF Ii but tnevttsble result,
considering that farmers ate all buslY employed,
and With slsho1e tup21y OF lands in harvesting their
cropt.
The fluctuations which hare prevailed IN tho East
e1p markets during the past rcisht and sao almost
entire subp. nelon Of b.sntss Marylan1 for suua
days. baye proanced more than ordinary ch&ases In
:tts market 1u:lny tho xeeS, rre 1eaut pf which II
seen In decline Of prices, as co,npased With last
Saturday evening, Of &c per les lbs.
It has, however, been gratifying to ne:co
from dAS to day, that tho receipts
haye beea tsrly disposed OF at the current rates Of
the market. The supply Of distiiery fed Hoes has
been above the and the nost important sale
ct srte e.asA Of aogs rsds Auso@ the week ns.e
to-day, cf %. lead. OF very superior Q1alts avs-ax
1nE seS ns y. s0ta 2 leo ns by 3toEsal - na:tngs,
! to be shipped through 20 Louisville. Kg.
The receipts today were 7ety limited aud Tho en-
taxed sales amouat to l.lG7 had 1t x.es01oDo but
chiefly at s9oc@i0 90 per 1Ae Ms. Buyera have been
less disposed purchase than yesterday there
s.e still about 1C0 hogs Remaining over nnsoad. Tha
| market closing dull Ar yestsrdays . quotations..
unfs aaIKS aTHcx RATERnAr
, 1864-07-18

sHEEP-Thn receipts during the week have been
rather limited. There has been fair demand for ft
and ssoc< Sheep, With no decline On the quotations
If last Saturday natket- The following are the
principal GALES =ade duTlng the week:
, 1864-07-18

rT A1a1imtl1ian, having comfortably SEATED
himself upon the Mexican throne, has al
ready found one thorn in the imperial pur-
pie. He extended the olive branch to Jua
req, but the 1atter decli1cs to meet the i'm
ported Emperor Of Napolcon's manufacture,
d..
, 1864-07-18

D The prices Of domestic products, &C
cording to table furnished by the N. T.
Commercial Adrt'tiser, hare kept so per cent
ahead Of the advance in the price Of gold.
This is purely the result Of speculation, and
must end n crush among the spectators.
Speculation, on the scale 1t IL now conduct
cd, tends to decrease consumption and IN
crease production, and thus ultimately pro-
ftuces fall in priees
, 1864-07-18

George Francis fTrAiu, peripstetic
humbug; Vallandigham, Traitor; Mcd4ry,
Of the Columbus (obio) c1.i., coppsrbead
martyr; and n. c. Claiborne, of Missouri, Il
member the GLIB Jackson rebel Legis1a-
ture Of Missouri, are ali delegates to the
Chira,o Convention
, 1864-07-18
NEGROES RUSHING TO C0VINC.
TON.
tSocciat Dispatch to the Chicago REBEL

CtNCISEATI. Ju1r ID 1874
The 1u1h o, negroes into covtaeton from Cen.
tlal hentocky, to enlist II tue Federal sesv,ee IL
1rr nv ss irom se1sinse throueh this new testnss
military strategy. The Kentucky authorities are
70, ,; nrss;oa te snd ;hso o. hae a.
nyinF Tie iact ihar Kentpck1ans are Tiolent!y
some ~ thcm are Int II IA the a,oveh,,a.
e1f. WHO esteem saves moro hasal5 tnan the
A5ninistrn1ion.n y The ..nicssrless,, whites are
hecomine iutirr1y reconcIled to the .srnsb
of +te rccrocs 4o covfnrton tn enlist y, ha-
c.,sc +he n,orc h,,cks that en7;st ths fe,,1s,
eh,t.s win he droffed The - ,,oar .rn,ta
troat,, ot Ern+1ckv are crtt,,r +h.,r s1as
o,cn ~ tbo fart thaf s1archo1ders a1one hova
anv ;nter,st in tbc encceaa of tho rabs,,,or
~ oo,,,non roo,,, f11,, ona oora,.,,- 49,
49, - aaa,,n;s!-s+io, -, 80 -,rae,;,., ~
M s..,,e,.nr 49, n,na..e Th.s s,a,,1a ~ -e;n,oa ~
,aa., 10 a,err 1aorn - 40 $40 a. ~
haar arr,,s .ras T. +be rsaoraI eor,,na o. II
~-,s 1S... - a 49,. 49, c.a4e -, ~ -.
ssa -1o.,,s ,,.,r 49, Sa-.,.,a - ~ 49,
..a,..,,;an a ~ o>s. .>a..,,s. ,.,a, ~ - -,
- - 5 e. Ah.shs-1 Tts.a1- -d
t.,,as hos con1-,hntea rnor, N 1nsrs him
..o1,,s,a- 4r,th the. com,cor raon1a thu, h;a
pr ~. ~ an,,a+3,1 ~. 11sars tn atr1. +ha
p st.,s snah 80 no,ots 90 pr.,,,a,te WI.
fess ~ Wsn,.1,t1a no, ,,s u1,,d;1no1+,, a.
- 49,. eas.-1a - ,o3,,..u - >, tnt
49, ,>,ah,s.ae -,,row m +heir tats and h,77,
~. ~ I,rao,r ,r,r oar,.. ~ Ean-nn,E | > ''>'''''
AVA =" 'es- S"-w-N~-.- ~. ~
E When the present dominant party came
an.9 a s nv fa Mas dsht
~e>H> ~e~T$ ~'F~-~''~4"'"~
, 1864-07-18

The fatal receipts Of HoR5 during the weak ting
to-day, according TO the daily tesurns posted On
Change, a1aourt 10 II, ,s5t head rhs ia ,sas he.d
lars than were received last week and 6es had more
than the receipts Of the corresponding wec Of Lass
year. ..-...,. ....... '.....'
The daily receipts a. the various ynEes compare ~
follows:
, 1864-07-18

CtlEE~E-In modtfsts da1aand and hfm 1t pro
ylcna quotations. We quotes
HAmFnI2
SaH m
Ws,Se11 sSatea Iii; il, .s;,.:: 4dse
eft et theFs IS little IolnE and pFfers continue
Ard urcAspged. Choice RlcA ara being offered Ia
New York corsidetsbly above our Quotations, but
With no ealts. The MARKET thefn aud here ID lnAc-
fivc nd With moderate stocKa u hand holders hsza
, 1864-07-18


sU{sAK-Th,s has bean one Of tha qnsetest tI&y8
Of t4e useK- i voud seem that the pan.c witch Ak
lists smorR epeCn Cn4utors In several branchts ed
bn5 e to Sn2rosa that ths maIses must also eufIer
Of Prices hut with the solal! amount
Of EueHf tn the market, AID very pece1
1ule IrM and uachan5eu,. excepting 4 A Portland,
upon 7hieh \ note al advance of Hc per .. Va
, 1864-07-18

WOuU-kectipts sUA all, and In active demand
Market nrm and unchansed. We Huote:
Mxu!@. y cufu.....---....... III - 11m
WuOL51n gond supply. With less activity Il the
InsrKea Prices rule very dzm 1t previous quo-a~
lions. We quote:
Fins Light 0n<a11s
A4EN10l1
Fsctofy Tun 1F6al Il
sales today: 1.e0o bols good deece I. Slt0.
, 1864-07-18

Young Hytou, inferior 70 common. Ills Oh
Go surastof TO 1n6, :. GtL3
do c1lra to choice. = 3....... 19t al
Imueral spceYlCf 70 ftp ., z n...,-,..., las 11o1
40 extru to cEttce, q n..,,.,.,...lN 81 &2N
Gunno uder eupertar to hue. = ,,,,.,. Las E3l31
DO e1LfA 70 eh1ce. n R-..-..... a10 @&3
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Tases- Faquotr:
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
3Mi6tellaneomS.
Death OF sam MedarY.

Samuel Medary, long the etitorot the
Ohio Statesmen, died on The 9th inst.
after an illness of eleven weeks.
Mr.. Medary has been for long time
one of the formost Democrats in Ohio, and
as The editor of the Statesman has been
regarded as one of the best men of the
party.
He was a man whose native powers
were very considerable, as is clearly
enough shown in the large influence ne
exeried upon his felloW cItizens, but ne
had not many early advantages OF educa-
uoD. HIS editorials-and he wrote many
thousands of them-were never polished
literary performances; there were often
sentences that would not bear close ex-
ANIMATION as to their grammatical sIruc-
lure: bot they were never lacking ln
something of force bearing the marks OF
a strong understanding experience 10
public affairs, and the resoiute dictates
Of unflnching will. He dld not shrink
from saving the billerest things OF his
opponents, and did not spare them per-
sonally. or take pains to soften the hrst
harsh words in which his dlspleasure
found expressions. So in his long pub
hc life he made many enemies; but we
believe il was characteristic of hlm TO be
as quick to forgive as to offend. Ia his
domestic and social relations, he was gen
erous and kindly; the head of an nte :
esting and amiabIe family, and as tender
at home as he was rugged elsewhere.
The Ohio Statesman says he was eO'n
in the year 1901, the dag before the in-
auguraton of Thomas Jefferson as Pres
ident of the United States, and states the
Circumstances of his death as follows:
"After an illness of about eleven
weeks, during most Of which LINE he was
strong enough TO travel ans brief
Journey for his health; he ~bs asiackeo
with his old complaint at his kfasi
liable yesterday morning, and at s
O'Clock last evening, surrounded by all
but three members Of his family. The
exact nature of his disease remains un.
known. He was among the many pois-
oned al the National Hotel, in washing
ton, IN 1857. and it is believed that some
remnant Of the old poison prOmo,ed his
death. Another theory is that cancer in
his stomach was his disease. He was
laken suddenly III while delivering a
speech on the Court house steps last Aug.
end as we haye said, never fully recover.
ed. He died fully conscious OF his ap.
preaching DISSOLUTION, and met his fate
with the serenity of one who falls tc
sleep after a long and weary journey,
where there was nothing to disturb him
y make him sfFHid."
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17


The peace sentiment 10 Alabama
seems TO be gaining ground. AT a 70.
cent session Of the Legislature. a mem.
Der INTRODUCED resolution Offering con-
cilatory terms to the Federal Govern
ment, and asking cessation Of hOstili.
ties, which has caused much dissention.
The Governor called upon the Legis-
lature for aid in strengthening the de-
lenses of the State, bat that body ad-
journed without acceding to his demaDda
After they had refused 10 make the ap-
preparation the Governor demanded, be
sent them message. seolding the mem.
bers which was returned to him in
black enveIOp.
The militia Of Alabama is virtually dis.
banded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

-Another fight Between Price and
Blunt, occurred at Nswtonia, Ne. on The
28lh of October. 10 which Price was de.
feated and beaten from the p ace with
a loss of 200, killed. Our loss was on.
ly lis. and about Us horses killed
A rebel Surgeon, who came into our
lines under flag Of truce, reported
Prices loss and said that Price has YET
about 400 wagons loaded with stolen
plumber, and large number Of uaarmed
eOnscripts. Price expected when be
came to Missouri TO make bis Headquar.
ters at Kansas City for this winter, and
would have done SO if possible. On the
29th Rosecrans ordered the troops IN.
der the command Of PIsasanton % aban-
don the pursuit Of Price aud return %
The District where they bs.Sngsd.