davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-04-14
TEE MILITARY SITUATION AND
$ 0EfkwEE

From this time mill our arfnies take thp
ALA :, ,arrest there viii 1,r nnv oroonnt of
ferorjs} e1c;tcment In rccard Ia The stnte ~
49, .,11,,orv rox1t1on A. the or1nies ~,
e;tber s3de n; mn, .7,d pet ready for work
+bcv win herome 1nntna1,v entornr,siue and
tbcrc win he yarious demonstrations here
.nd t,,rra n tbe wav Of reconnn,ssancea
c.ntnrfrr of nickete. endcayors to gurprfee
ontnosts and weak roints. The rebels will
vcrv1ikeIv enter upon some st,utecic under
takinrs l1ayfnr various objects In yiew-such
os n1nniter. recruiting. devastation oferounds
1fke1v ia he occnYfed nv ,onr ar,nies. and
tcints tn attract attention from tho main
Toints where fbe heavier WORK is to be done.
~ 4b,s ~ Tnost Tro1,h1v ia tho enieayor
,r rorrast row IN Western Kentnc1rv. and
49, ,,.,, 10 +ha ,,~or;ee ,,eoson rvhv m nora
s..a..,a,, - ,,.,a f. h;,n r. +b;s 10 tbar1ew
..,sa,, "a +at,en ~ q hv onr ,ni,;tarv ,nthor;,
a. 20 o,r resd;1r understand NV ha ia eo
f.. =. .1ono ~ +hfo hv,,o,boa,s tho .,ra,t
-. ~ - ~ oo..,,s,sn-sa ~. ~
o.n ~ e,"Nst .nu ~ :. ~
un' o.' ~ ~ oe-- 'o ]...-., - a.
ool NC o1'e4teu ttu.n eut o.sen.4o4 ~ Aue
main enoea'o'e. WV, ". W. p'o.ess ". upes'
uolu ou4 4,4a4. pos' s.4,Ies w.. =. - t....,
!. e1eeP. ~ u1 ~ ~ susnas ~ ,..aag.ns % ~
..orn w ~ s,de ~ ,r tl,e force he emn)o1a. more
60: - -a.ts1a ~ W. do mt intend ha
.t-e.,, - ",,,- .,ota~;o, ,,,,sot,of. hnt +.
1nAf ~. e.s..a, - ova, ~ -.
'se ""s ~u~s ~ A -s.,,x. .ess ~.
Fes' EupPot1eie, tnu 'ey ucs =. 1@'8
os1n'se uan ne oato aa5 e'e
lAete ate oina'e "ieA1n ' "n,eu =. 'n4e iet'sonis
Is doubtless correct Dot 1nete seems seems 70 Us
danger that ne may become so strong as 70
1mpe'4 onf lines OF conmunaea1lon' ana may
feal!I De oo.ns mofe io1 A's cause tuao nc
coolo co IN johnson at@s'oy tne euppnes nc
ie ao'e 10 sena 'aem' - Inele hot osa
lofee enough :" prevent HE eeIuhe on WILD
nus booty:
To return to our point: the rebel pinn Of
the campaign 50 lar Us 1t can be gathered
1rom thelr movements, ana II my ampor-
lance ae 10 be attachea 70 information from
thc soutn-set "nlen may or may not be OF
: some sel'aoA.,s-as o. ne,ensise Kind Late
aeeote sAs s. 80 tus 80 aess,s afe
tssnlsnd - " - IN no,ton wv Th,s 1oo,s ~ T 'r an- 4has
e~na.tod o1r noxenents to he ,,non - +hn.s
~ ro,n+s Tiny o-c ore s,id o1so ~ bc go. ~.
s;fr,nc ex+ens;rtlr which 1ooka a1.o tn a d..
. fns;rc comnsfo1' Eost Tennessee il a1so
erocnstcd - ~ A. +hot - l. n1,;n that ,her NO.
.o.o.n+ra+,a~ :. .,,,n,r .vf;ch 4hov rorst do
ntlst he onF ro,icv
Il is not thereiore wo,.b while. In he
misled oy outside f1emonst rntions or tentative
, 1864-04-14

TapHKap1r EvxEH0. April IS. 1881.
The market for Dry Goods both here and IN Asw
York Is unrlusty active, md some stnp:s goods arc
asaer bat all kinds OF foreign gooas there Is ,
material advance In prlees. aud owtnz the speeula-
tiSe feeling In commercial circles ths market for Do:
nceuc goods At the close 1ruasr, and Wholesale
dealers are e1pcsung An advauce-
The demand for tho Interior was never before 50
actfye ~ 1t the present-some OF our Wholesale
houses doing uofs than double the amount Of lssI
spE1sg's sa1es. ''n
The stocks In the city heavy, and 1areIyif evef
before wers there tueh good assortnents-
Tha following Are the closing quotations IN this
rk2t.
, 1864-04-14
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..,~-v,-~o ,o-~--.o
tuAs ~ G'.D..ess s..en ~ .ss1s ~y
Me%oc1@ y. SolEese H.. ue'e4 ntaoe e'ease'
us's"he Ill .aeit nNes tuau "nen 'nss sup
posc lucy me a@utns ~ tae.e iopulalles ~
cDnnse1 VI 4eiseuon, y. .e4ueiue ~ farnrn.
4os .nc tups.au' asceoett'cs u 1..ne 49,. ~ nm.
tnen., y aoeeoa'e ."Aae w ~ ,onntry to the
at,.a. - ~ -, .s.ss'tr,, ~ md Rejecting citi-
~ os-s ~ ~ 49,. ~ SoE:s.d1r dert1cction In this
s' ,o1 -. ,,tc1li@cnt man and every
Ssssse, .cnsc ignorant man, knows that
onanoto1 ~ min is surc TO oVcrtake and
s~,,.,c1 the Government, II the
owennt nolicv is allowed to: con-
!,nnn r mnch LONGER. In this city the
.,-ncr,stinat.on Of Congress in passing tax
1,;1l IA denounced by every business man.
The war has lastsd three years, and during
that time the Government has expended two
thousand millions of dollars. Only three
hundred millions of this sum have been
1a1aed 1y taxation-the remaining eeventeen
hundred millions have been. borro wed, and
is nor dt1t! What do Cpngressmen mean By
such copductY It is neither honest nor pa
triotic; but it is dastardly and ruinous to the
nnh1,c veal. Congress Aas left Secretary
Chase no alternative but to put
out a Tast floating debt, amount
inc now to more than eight hundred
mfilfops.t In the shape Of grc.nbacks, Cir
ttacatcs of Indebtedness, Fractional cur
,.sIcr and one and two wear coupon Treas
- nj ~ .reoted m rarnnm To rc-
- - ....o,,or ,,r
cove ah1s snmeuse 'oi7lne ~ su.ts"~'' =!
taxing the nnconstitutionai DANE Issues out
Of circulation. On the contrary, Congress
7as allowed those banks 10 expand their is
e,oa fron, one hundred md flfty millions,
~,.,,a,, H., ,r,r hero, IN >nnwpras Of fnnr
r.s..s .,,,,..., ~ ~. +;rai IL n anr
aun .''4,'aA =. et.s - 1cnY m ,ra
"onoet .ua1 WY " - 4uU a.o 49,. 49, ~,
snfFflseo tna1 y ~ w. "~'' 1|eeuse ~ w.
rme OF currency by Tue suppression ~ Lhe
$400, ,0Q0, ,oD Of shinp1asters belonging to ln-
diyiduals, and circulating as money. and sec,
boxr rsnfd1v the inflated prices OF everything
w;,1 +,,,r,,a. an o1so 1,nr crict1r thc wild
"nl .1. 49, at...~aons s,arn1,t;o,
mau'A 4of 1eeAaese "uo "a@41s 49,, 49,
will lccaEe, ana zee loo no" soia Nv ~ u,op
down to where 1t Was last August Inc NJ
tiopal currency would rise and stability take
the place OF the present tottering and alarm
inc condition of things. But there must also
he toyn,su for taxhue On this subject VIC
, 1864-04-14

- The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany are about to erect o new and splendid
depot Of Ypeilanti, Mich.s. It will be eighty
five feet in length, twenty-two in breadth,
with tower running up to height Of sew
enty-six feet from the base to the spire. It
will cost $4,000. -
, 1864-04-14

Petroleum Nasby classi6es the various
clilues in the Democratic party Us follows:
Them ez vlou1d nominaft Mick Lellon
on o war platform.
.. Them cz would nominatt Mick Lellon
on reese platform.
8. Them ez would nominait Vallandygum
on peesc platform
4. Them ez would nomfnait Vallandygum
on war platform.
s. Them US would favor the war ct slavery
Good be let alone. -
&. Them CT is opposed to the war in emmy
shape.
g. Them ez 10 in Kanady in consekens nv
draft
s: The betwixt and hetweeners, who cr
ashamed nv our party and aint sootable for
emmy Other. They are With Democracy ez the
Michisancrs ia With the itch-would like 2
git rid w it, but can't.
, 1864-04-14

uOGS-KeceIYed Ht the various yar1s to-dAy, IT'S
hogs entered ta1es SO head at S5 257a5 mostly at
sac 1!zs per 1eo ns. The receipts ssnefal5 consist
Cd Of lighter class Of Hogs than Ve have been &C.
customcd to, but were OF very extra choice 9uales
and for whish high prices giycn. forlght Hogs
{Ee highest prtcss paid ts SEASON have besa given
We zote the following lots: s. weighing III ns at
$725 81 weighing 143 0s ut s7.i5; 5s weighing lis ns
At oa and til weighing i,o at s7.s2 With the nd
yanced rates Of the Easseru markets, there has been
greater activity and corresponding iacrease Ii the
prices paid. Vie note an Advance Of 1E9;5c on prs
viouE quotations. Stock HoEs ats Ia faiF demand 1t
prices ynrylng from $5ce<}6co.
, 1864-04-14

1y en- nd, Il, md Il at TatEelo may n4nt AIN re. sr.
r. lnass ~ th- Eih!a 'ndc re :aFn* wy re- snm q
OF the Board Of Trade tn establishing this neoes
G 8. UAzAEpu CYKus C1AKKE,
|. W.. !. t,t:HEr. i, s. MAxsf1.
W3. SIMPSON, RIcHiRD WILLIAMS
s. T. Fuu, :,
une' the second resolution, the following named
gentlemen were appointed Doard Of Inspectors,
VIZ: CiI1e Cssrke. q. S. Hazard. Z. Il. Etsn.
, 1864-04-14

- Fish are plenty In the Cedar River
Iowa, just now. and the people Of cedSr
Rapids are having great sport catchlug pike.
psekerel, muskolonge, otc. J. &. Davenport
Postmaster at Cedar Raptds. arrived In to N
this morning, having two monster reprcsen-
tatycs Of the "tlnny tribe'' one of vhict-~a
picAere1, weighing twenty pounds-came to
our lot. These big fellows are caught with
spoon hooks. (! :.
, 1864-04-14

The St. LOUIS people are working Wig
orous1y to make their Fair . success. Gen.
Rosecrans presldes over the meetings, and
s70,oco have been reported as subscribed al
randv
, 1864-04-14
HEB MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE.

Tho K0y01 Wine Of England.
limited quantity of this superior W1ae hss been
secured for the aeu, and tho fst sh,pen. Of
SO cases has arry ed By the exusalp direct
nom tie cellars OF the we'll known honse ot
AeAs1a. DE- VF.NOtE Il Co..
At Epefpny France. Tha present Invoice Will be n
t1udpced into 1hfs market 81 the yefy 1oW psisa of
TWENTY DOLLARS I9K CAsk .: qU AKIs.
Tie super,or quality of shtew Inas :naraa.eet. and
n "a nHer 4 with confidence of tn approval By COZ
nn'ssrMs Orders for cna Of mcE- cases may b. I'd
dFrnsed rs letter o. okhrrElsc 70 I'll: esSts1eu
!; ii. HENRY WARD. WIaB aaa T-utt pca1ess
No. BROAD stteEt, near Wall VIEW YORK.
snE1r,.~-r1t t8
, 1864-04-14

snlEP-Tha supply having for several days past
been extremely liElted the demand has necessarily
bt~n much restricted. Prices are consequently firm
CT. and on fat Sheep an advance Of 3d9toc y
TO ns. This, however, only applies to rxaly good
quaMtie4 lower descriptions aro still IN limited ~
qus1t, but nrm at previous quotnttoDs.
.sHnEF sALRs TODAY, = ,.-
Eallsrs. Buyers. Nc Az. Price.
Boz l. Sale. c.......,CFoaI. ............ IL Is $40
, 1864-04-14

ra31nxy-Ecccfrct sx1-s n.. Urd~r ttct du
cree Q: mora active chipping demand prizes Fuio
dE1neF- VIC Ole: ,,3 e,.,x
Prime City Butchers .in,efsfss]
CouI TT "a III.
sa:es toa1y nEcs Fuckers Vi tiAc; 81 hhas do 1t
TiNEGAli-Mazketv very arn a1d unchanged. we
quite: 10 AN
pnrc f1fe Sf salt Do pd az .................ls @l9
teEGde o,., DO , 90 ,,.;; :3 n::S;: sepst.y
tntct,ye Prices rule 1tnLT. ons witloEs Change
lEote: s,nfs
Medium Gee
tertcrY Iub y 8sn@u:. ,~r+s.
tlon7 We quote: ., .,t.,, =. en IL
i:ien, i:ieenn,,rr = = rnrri ~ 10p6 '1Ln1
WY rrsS s"''''''' 100 1880
, 1864-04-14

cT The New London Chro"fe'r says IN
Irish Corperhcad in that city the other day
asked fellow Copperhtad to tell him = who
ths diyel is this Seymoor we're running for
Governor, suret" said the individual to
whom the intelrogatory was put "Divil u
bit, do: know, he's Dlmmycrat faith,
anyhow. He's in Florida now, daling with
t1,a tr,,ue hod 1uc1- IN their nssty sor1S ~
, 1864-04-14

CT. LOUIS SANITARY FAIR.
contributions OF the following srtlcles. for tue
Nv Epgianh Kitchen, Eil be thAntfnllv received.
e. 4 Rooms, gar .hs y. e Il. Money Should oe
mailed (re@ts,eTed) to Mrs G. H. GA4ykrr. Box It'll,
St. Louis:
army beans, fat picked pork. eodfAh, hams, pots
toss plate H4sessm m sorns4 & SfEstn aad
-Four b1ttcr Lard. sugar, moasses. cuErsnt. s!ins.
srseon tea coffee. chocolate cream ant milk DA1Lr
Arr7xE HaY nth. Mrs. &. i. .G-ASSETT, Cnatrnan-
nnl1t5kh.TTk3A
, 1864-04-14

~ At tie election in Manitowoc, Wis,
on TucsaaY Int, the Union ticket was elect
cd By majotitles ranging from Is to 1e0;
, 1864-04-14

ycxv VnrI Geed -Nyorttct-Anr;t ~

+. =. New York seed 11arkct-ApriI IL.
corer Is In improved demand Mt rather higher
Ior sooa see Ti1no,6Y % isains siet, With oais
>ensII ss!ss q. s2;saSe Li1sesd soa,!n1e3 in y ysry
gt0 bu rough flax eold ut S3.3a15eH. ..oun do. 70
rtye, SD cash. and Is bags foreign hemp, SIS CASH
, 1864-04-14

etted partca VII NO. Co, drtTe the =t1E hoEs oy re-
celrE 10 ske IT, The t,me has con,n wh IN tlere is
not the least vui excise y tolefstns II.
Wild CAT CurrxxcY.-Ne Esr3blsa the circular
Of the bankers, ritsl c1zor haEah oe0ssea - 'Es
Asst publication IN the emission OF the word "nos
after The word xlll"Ir the sccozd line: The crcn
:, cu.cAoo. Ap-ill ii, 1851. :
on and af{c7 tho 15tb instant, tho notes OF the fo
Ase notts af oLio and isd!4ua. szcsps tho sues Of
se1e.sse ss1e. esn,s. esin1off ~,
h 51x93nc cs:s S:sh1 ;st ~. a.lSaa Saak. s
J.iorss s.s ~ rs Mechanics u.nk Agency.
IL e;sass O. sn:, cssh. :: ,ss q Sas. Eank.
C.C.PAIks Co. ~> :. >,
GnEAr wEs1x1s RA1L:Av.-Th, following: :table
exhibits ihe trato on the Great western EstwnT tcr
the week egdins<sp1tl 2, 1851: .,,,oo:
Ffsix5ss an 7s ;;ocs.....::....::.::..8S
Malls ano sundftes- t'''. l,ool5ls
corfe'pondas: week last
Increase. ~. so;5il:2as
TEE MILWAUKEE NoSKT MAhKET.-The Stn!tatl
Of yesterday say1:'a We 1uots money frm at 10 q
cent With continued acttrc demaud: The spacula-
tire faver rn1 high asain, and the banks and borrow
ratef: -
AZ AuswKR.-ru the Ta1BusK Of Monday 1t Is asl-'
ed.@Nhy shoult We Of the West paF ne prtYAs cur.
ptrat1oLa Of thu East-called tbanssten million? OF
collars Gil their own cue bills? The answer -: BE-
cause NC Of 1he West large borrowers, and when
We Want money whereWith to speculate, We must 60
to bankers who either the owners OF or bor'
TOWERS q thu circulation Of these Eastern o. osaet
thleaRo ba, ke,s have been large borrowers Of she
Eircn1slon Of Eastern, Illinois and Iowa Bl1Ss these
capital. but merely theF credit? This arrat Eeueat
naJ hare tt to The great adyantsgs Of both parties
eommun!ty. Nor need we ever expect th.t thosc
realiy stcond much les ofsinste anyplan 1or tha
removal ot that which enables than to atscn =. the
tIsn b. the names "moyin the ctop," Unnecessary OPP
tfatlons in Produce" "pork packing, &c.. &u. ;,
NEW YoEk s7ocK MARzzr-Aprll 13 1861 .-asce!v
ID by f. G. S43taratxu d Co.. oouEte.cx, stock and
, 1864-04-14
| For tile bcnf fit Of thoze who do not
find Copperhead in the dictionary, We give

the following analysis;
G onspiracy.
O ppositiou to tho war.
P e,!ee on my terms.
P Tracy.
E unity to the Union
:. 4 ecognition Of the &c. s. a"
II aired to the Government.
Z arrest sympathy with traltors, =.
A narcby- !:
n ie1o1 atty !,
, 1864-04-14

:
. -. DR3pokPoKr, III. April Is, 15al
c1rAnxn-chas h Pope. Las.lle. 's,lst Il luaaheE.
+ So iosles Wallace, Lasalle. l4.sa5 II hun.
ber; E Burnhau,. Albums: Indy Franklin. Ataenz.
ARE1v1D- Advance, Athens; 10 IdS rnoole. ?! yds
dimenaiou stone; Ga1c> Athens, y yds rUhbles1o
yds dimension si,ue; Convey ance,: Des Pthnes. "a
yts rurble stone Waterloo. Lasale. 1ias or's aour,
<f sis brs hams: Wootsoo, Lasa11a ISL ou corn
hontank. Iasallc, ssa1 ba corn; hosthrnp. Menoo-
ks, ssfoo MS sand: Drill. Athens, 50 yards Euobie
stoGe; Edinburgh, LaSalle. aGas tu corn..
ClkAEkp-psiu. Athens; Conveyance. Des Primes;
Advance, Athens s F Gale, Athena; P Norihtap>
Summit; Excelsior, Lasslle, es,9:G Il lunbc.. sos
posts. +" -! '... ::
AnR1vKD-Contest, Lasa1Is, 1870 brls -four. More.
LaSalle 100 COO ns bacon, Se hrls pork o5 brls high
wines; Commodore Fosts, LaSa!!e. s6co hu corn Et
win, Lssa1e, 500 bu corn UaIous Lasalle, 13j,SN n
lakd, Is bIls pork, 20 tlls -four.
, 1864-04-14
rscntI, of I'm, u. TIcknof. ESQ


VIM. D. Ticknor, Esq, Of the firm Of Tick
nor g. Fields, the well known Boston pub.
liehers, died on Sunday morning last, at the
Continental Hotel. Mr.. Ticknor arrived at
Phlladclphia on the 5th, in company with
Hawthorne, the author, and during q ride
took severe cold which resulted in conges-
tion of the fnngs. The lamented DECEASED
was upwards Of tifty-three years Of age, and
had been in the publishing business for
quarter of century. The firm was original
" "W. D. Ticknor T. Co y but was chang
ed, several years ago, to "Ticknor & Fields"
when Mr.. James T. Fields, who had been
brought up in the establishment, tecamc a
partner. Mr.. Ticknor was a cousin OF Mr.
George .Ticknor, the distinguished author Of
the Life Of Prescott He was an excellent
man Of business and universally beloved by
those who enjoyed the rare felicity Of his ac-
quaintance. He has left q wife and family.
One son is in. tho army. Tic eldest son,
Howard Tcknor, who has been in the estab.
lishment since he graduated at Harvard, will
probably be the future representative Of Tue
family in the firm OF Ticknor s. Fields.
, 1864-04-14
FROM. CAIRO.

The Fright at acknowledgements
= tetfon to Gen. Chet1nln-Granu Knlly
@4r Cnrbou1uIe.
, 1864-04-14
CHICAGO DAILY TaAREGEa.


1 Afs Of et7fer storage &. per b1sh<i to s 1874
qf4$ys+) t1=tItstAsn elter7ehss!fe7 1fsh reke:rse
org sht7c-s only sSysre, u t:rGstGA 31s EtJfs
.:k.atx 10 E4us az d. d14d aus.7ei Eat ~eet4Fs
, 1864-04-14

eemb.cd tie ra1ty was called to. order, when
Lieut. Col. Phillips. Of the esd United States
Infantry, addressed the General In behalf Of
the officers Of his command presenting him
magnificent Eosee- Receiving Which, the
General, in that happy manner go peculiarly
his own, rest onded, acknowledging the COM
plimcnt and Returning Ills gratitude to the
donors.
GRAND nALLY At CARDoSDALE.
On the eth Of the present month the
friends Of Freedom and the Union will meet
10 do homer to the occasion of the return to
tic field Of the battle SCARED veterans Of The
tiCe ind tried 31st IIliEpIs int;tutry, at pres
eot NJ der command Of the brave and gallant
Co. Ecwip :. McCook. 4 good brass band
will l,c in attendance. The occasion will BE-
cne that will giye to the noble veterans an
honeet aud heirty approval Of the defense
they ere making for th. cause of the Union,
and an expression Of tie sentiment that shall
FcrvaGe every heart while they are absent
lighting the battles Of our country. The
meeting will be addressed BY q number Of
tminent speakers, among whon may be ex-
rected Gov. Yates, Adj't. Gen. Fuller, Hon.
J. X. Dubois, Hon. John P. Reynolds, Col.
Tease, Gen Hsynie. Major General Logan,
lis confidently. expected to be present on the
OCCASION T. H. "
, 1864-04-14

Sa'ss to DAY :S hr!s soun eEn apples at9Ac IS ns;s
do do st9ae: 40 hsls New YoIE do = ieHs % hri!
Blaes tetEiet. at 22Hc: orl pared Peaches . -.
arm Il p.esent quo:atton3 TEourstocki vary i .hs
9TH c1tEa d.maud owing 70 he sea5sis5 of White
Light supply aud faIr demand Market tolerably ttn
at-prese1t Qusoat,ons. ,CoD7fsu1reeetEts n,atted.
, 1864-04-14

t"~%7-~@~e
Buslaess u going on Etcadrs. but II mnn.ntatll!
times easT.
BExApsTEEYa-Weather nne bnt cold; the coun-
ty markets. .hoE scarcely aby yariaton s!cEe - no
Of The quantity e9er1n Li1tts dssaa II
sEhr Iowa wheat. teea dhsnaee for sellers acconat}
5nd there are tWo. Offering still nfloat At saa tFota
Asx 5szS los ,h,s port shout Quarters what
taE this week hich conseauently well attended:
am an average retail business vas do C. Prices II
uheat were about Supported except fo5 xiatas htch
I: hseomlnE E1ore abundan nad VII thsteora sE.d.
descriptions; Amher Iowa snl Mt IS ID r,r chsic1
psrcel IN retail but 8, 2Hd waa taken for agD csn.
f4ls ef GOOD qnnlltyt m Ehlca:.o nousf1ally S;3
= u: F,nu, fit md shade 1agrr as.ia-
Good amber Iowa 10 offering to-day at s. IL az qusy
and No Chicago Eold ut Sd III store.
:. !. New York Salt Mnrker--Apr1i II.
Iiytrpccl continues scarce aud firm Ashton's ane.
By the invoice. may be quoted 63.fa4sf4i; facto:F
ns'ed. ss;c@..ss: and ground: esls, mos. .Balx
eales OF 81 tons L1ston at about 4sc; and s' bril-
st. Martin, and sso3 bushels Turks Hlaud about &c.
months. -.
, 1864-04-14

q n ATTY TIM ~
,sn,s,,z .,..a,.,,> ,,w ~. ,-or.,,,on =, p.o,o..
Il Fmssenrer2 Isunntzr u COM eciivu II EjuNIt,
with the
New York Central Railroad
spau'dlnss and Union Express liuea, over I'll, n z.
Postati%n ;:d I,an1n Las q Csnal e g'ais 90 u
1NDPlTIsBuon I1sI s RaMRSiAp,: N'
Tbs Bates of Freight and Passage BY these
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lhe line p.egaEsd 70 contFaet 10 transport pEn9
Rneira nons oR r. ns 1t tns 81 ssW ~ iosS Or G Ga s
E.lo ard all points East.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
l. pER1EACR OF AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
tae heEedt ana >. CAUTION TO YOTSG MES
aod eaeess, who soht1 fsom Nervous Debility SEe'ns-
tno T9E MEAss OF SELF EuRe~ " one who has
eured hnssh altar u1derHotou considerable ausck-
x!e cpp!es may SO had Of tae author, yATH-lSIKl
AAIFAIE. Eea:. Bedford, XtRcs Co., ny.
, 1864-04-14

FRE1GuTk-LAxx FEE1ouTs-Thare IS eool
denaabd for fretght room, and rates are rmer. The
ensa. tlnenta were aa folio =: To BUFFALO: Schts
wheat, at 1ec IT, oaozSs:pRau: sehr A. J: R.en'
R41Iao4D FaEtaazs-The.c Is no change In rates.
We
, 1864-04-14

consequently held 1t high figures whilst for Al ae.
scE1pt1ont there 1s e.Eon5upWnro seaoeacS 4" ta0
Eauns tn,s5lGs in.s91ar e g ne sis @
~ g extra to choice. = r.-..-- !se giM
I1cpss.a1. Hncer,oT 70 nns. 2 n...:,>..'.. giM
e1tIa to choice n:...-...'.'s 3.ttS ~ Gii'sn GGisn
euarowdes, s12eFier Snns t. 1ne' S''..... is GiN
'aPses nssafai 'aa' I eItsa dns.......-.. is5 @Lm
oo.oas ., ,tn;er1or TO ma, Tn-.......'-.. EsiI EsiiI
extra 70 CT cice, :" n...'..'.'..' TX TX GGf:1
souchongs, 2 ~, .
generally nstHe ~ aan r. - i,oo. So
nnt1t,on Of our sddisnnA1 tax pstess Enla ue1 aRs
y prs!,,ibI tb ~ strnpc upward tendency, VIC quo:es
80 LEAP TOBACCO. o.,x.-
Illinois. u.adllug 70 3 e
n''neS; aexao 4oB1cco s1oS1cTuEixe asAsDs
star s. Ss:Sass s'ss sga::::::$ g. 81!
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rEEa voHAcco+
7e and g., star Of the
il 1nd IS Pioneer.
= :; apa ID HaeF
orEXa HaASp3 Il
t,o,a 1eaf...; ~. soc Missouri. tetH
senn7 siss :soss s q 3,6,-s.-~>1s * @!a M
Eiihcksriek SadIS5 ts:it1sass 900 @73
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NICE ~ - "
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CEG{Ce 1fNf 3EEftt FCFy 60I1F.1
WY limited an, ie Eood deu.aad prices eon.alaeasy
rEl6 ifm with m upward tcldeAcY- fsAts13a A9d
CrEH,y1s IN faIr supply and. steady. RtspnRRRies
ia better sqpnly. and sosd denaaa nassHt nsE ana
-Grm. Cur RElks IN limited supply with moderate
, 1864-04-14

: :. .TfJMB&R~AIId d9ECfIptfonA O LuE060 Ct0tldM4
In sctive demand. with considerable esscf:y Of The
upper grades. No c1rgoe6 aavd 1f7iV owing
Is contrary lnd. 1Tices rule very nEM at PRESENT
, 1864-04-14

french EsKas ns1.@aiB
Franch et:Alfs L.
mo1neA p .tnt, ,.-. ~,
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Franch C3lf L.
Masne5. Sec :
onuis, q doz. - hE7b1 %
LtninES, dcA A..l3.M3l5.M
Roans. 2 doz. .:1s.hsie-n
& ~ :
49,