davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-03-09
WINES AND LIQU1
becn rather quiet and uusett
t1oUa tfl4tA hua hana M ahnn
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUrapAr EVENING, March 8, 1851.
Hou-Reeeived during the Day 10 Hogs Entered
eoles i 1t ss@75- There u NO de1ina In the actiy
lty Of the market, for which the limited receipts to-
daJ have been thoroughly inadequate. The principal
lots brought In were Of very fair qualities and co
manded high prices and quick sale. With the small
amonht OF business transacted there has been but
little chance Of discovering any change In the market
There were any, which seems improbable.
, 1864-03-09

~ The Postmaster in Toledo, AR. E. r.
Bassett, is in trouble. The business men Of
the city are pctihoning for his removal, and
the appointment OF Alexander Reed in his
Place Bassctt, however, has good friend
at court in Alr. Ashley, and does not proba-
worry himself about those who are dissatis-
fed with his administration
, 1864-03-09
TEE SPRING RAIDS.

The for which has hung over the military
situation SO long, blows away little by little,
but has not yet become perfectly clear. The
chief difflcultv in understanding It ia In
knowing what to believe, The different an-
nonnremcnts are confnsca and contrnd;ctor1-
-ncr,,ans numose1I so for rn,]itarv reasons
There arr some th1nrs which we NAV nretty
snre,x mt down rs mt hnvinp bannrnc6
4honc,, We hare ,,een to1d an from ore Ia ten
times carb.
= ccn Ru+tcrfs,a Who uros ,,r,n,,oa o
cou,;,e ~ 1reeta a7o 90 ,,naa- o-ao-s ~ no ~,
shcrnan,e conm.na Y;tt af,7o,a,t ~s,,n,,o-t
from v1ckshurr hos mt vct moved INV
Gcn 1oran has mt ,o;r.a sbe,ns, At
sc1mn or nnvThere e1se WITH the 18th nr,1,r
corna AZ W. bove hcen +old Int ia s.fa ora
snnr At Hnn+sv,1le Nv a1ong tba ro,,roa1
frnm Decntnr to Chottanoocn
80 80. - r.s.
s,'o,n.n ;.s . .na,. s aaaa, u 9n w. Mas
tnorc heo, ~ snc-ar ~ +ts,- ~. ~ ,a-1a
sanh.,s.e 800 49,, 5o,a 49, &c ~,
1uo..1oara a. o,1 ~ tha fnr.as o-rasod .,< ~ ns
= r.s 17one,sss 1,ndor+o11n1 W,,ot +ha1 Nv,
d,d trv n A. .na dfd scc,wr,,s,, 1r,e ~
49,. S,ra,s,o, :, cso.,, - fana, ~
r. eao,.s Nv, so,,hte11 ;.5na5 ,r e,
- eeelne Wy oouuaI,' n1ueeo, eael-
.'.'.n uas o.sa ~ ss.'ua W. ~. As e's .a1'
nc ue "as ., =. ~ tps -. 10 -. - 40 "u .D4
w ou w AIeouutsa ~ ~. " eaat
!. .ras ~ 1o III - - ~ ~ la;I W e
es,1r ~ tbatr st-,+sw .,so ro-po,l, h.1,nn r
. fo,oo ,rs1,f,,o;.,t e ,arax.tt1, IT., -1aa,3
,otnro,,v saal, sa,.c ,oa ~ 49, ~, "1 a~s1
fro,a IT: ,.osa ~ 49, - asst,,,. ~ ~ srar
INV, Nv 1a,o ~ aa.nncc ~ ~ so,rns h. ,ror,dnaad
sn,s,,a,t f,o,,, sa,,s s,root,oa IT, aon1a h.ss
,s t,,st h;s % a-mr s.ross tha orah,asaa w s ith ~
49, 1,,a,r,ar w. 49,, - 49, -. ea.a,s t,,,,soaf
~ AZ 1sast low ha was 1oinr 't,r IT, ,,ct hsc1
.ooTn 1t,s =. 1ata a.,a1,,oea t,,a7 t,a 1,as
hsen NJ ncmono1,s hnt that n,acr- ~ IA on m H. H.
1ofs na~,1- ~ +ho To,o,,,onoo ana ,r po1l -.
49, 4s..t"a ~ 49,. ~ ~. aoeona+ has - -rhr s,a
,sss 49,. ~. 1.Is.s.y =. te -
Nv ~. a'eaos u's "i.use - .ue.e s4e
aercss ~" t1A'1 A4'4A'1tNn ses AAA0 ~"N~~o
- 1,o,,,. ~ l.. .,,..,,,. +,,,. s,.-noor,s
s,.s"--,. ~ -, -pp.. 49, -. ,aA-e.S.,.s
- Wy 't.1 " - - ~.
", ~ .Hau .ssSu ~ t.14aa <A1. "
1aiioau aoose ano neao" 1nat Pnae, 90 -
eou.a a' T.nn ". ~" ~ noltu 10 ~.
e'".eo, .aAety "e na5 4u.,e Psuea A.so
~ ~. 1omusoes ~ Dopous' o4u ~ -
1ailuau ,1 Isossn ou, .rae nas peeu as 10y
csosa.as ue t1vs1 a'eGns ~ n"S osen ~ eome
osas Nsa.1"as vs. ~. s..'e 80 ~ s.Ss..sM1 ne
.,o aos .Ia sssm ~ poin ana e Z. .svssp .s.l,
Ta~.,a ~ A Saas;,s s ss".aas.-..,a. % ~ 11o.ra
ana .Fftt +hs % Tnnn., al, savan.e - Tr,m ~ chnt'
4anoora W. M Tina " able to see not on1v
what has not been done. but what has been
nndcrtxkcn. All the 1nf,,tavv ,nerationa
thus Tar arc ra1ds. Loean. Smith Gr;craon.
and Sherman, in the West: and cnstar nnd
K,}patr,ck In the Fast, haye heen tbns On.
gagged.
That this fact will cause some disappoint-
ment, is doubtless true. The apprehension
OF 1t hoists gold upward notch at time,
and seems to show that the war is pretty
sure to hold on tor the present year at least.
Is 1t good po1icyg On thus question there
RT7$fI 1.n TT
, 1864-03-09
w "Eanhattan',, the infamous sccesh cor
respondent ofthe Liverpool R.t, writes from
New York: -

ky ~ NnAA<tH4%' eA1 AAAaAAAo0o pEEEeN LUIs
respondent ofthe Liverpool R.t, writes from
New York: =.
-Ncw York will have TO end tile WEI II It is ever
cndod. She possesses tic. elements Of war.
Without hCT. the war could not 70 on q
week.. Unfortunately, shc has no great states-
men -tor wise: men. She has no guide. She
is chained to the war car of President
Lincoln. TIC treakntss q such ts!Eer a. Cor
ef,scr EtYs:oEr hes p9o:eTnftts The EmrtTe Guy at
fe.jt tu The Ee3truf outkor1fIe.. 1t IL awful to
contemplate: Now, people ask: .WIl New
order fffy. thousand troops to The city Of New
Yofk, aid Tint will make MS nil % quiet ns
Ianhe. We VIII then eubmit TO @the dlaft.
That IL the cnl5 way New York City can be he!d
dCnrC Marh il tte drntt IS ordered hero. viii
Cc1. Lee permit Lincoln to scnd 500 United
Statcs troope 10 gcr7ipon NeT York City! Alas
1:e arc hope1ets in thff city. IT. h1gs sEnr Coz
eTKtF, GNd tesY sgt so0T at that. Il DO not k7soaD
cry Unite man tch0 Il 10 generally cursed a. y 63y
nour, oatdougA II II qnf1e ertatt aat ne Is not
ucsih 1cxyFe." -
The weakness Of Seymour consists In the
fact that he Inns refused tho Coppcrhcads to
make war on the National Government
Deputatiops Of Coppcrbeads from the West
Eave visited Gov. Seymour, at Albany, and
trorgbt prcseurc upon him, to take. the
lead In q Northern insnrrcction. It is proper
10 eay that Mr.. Daniel w VOORHEES,, of Ind3-
ura, Member of Congress from the Tcrrc
Upllte district, called to- see Gov. Seymour
on this business, md was exceedingly dis
rustcd because he did not find the Governor
rire for rebellion.
, 1864-03-09

Old Corn IN store. Now Com In stose
tss n1tS nu 4sa sHlo. g, Eef, e, NJ Ho.1. NJ
!" g.. .e5(c0 81: D. 81 d. ;eca1 ;7Ssss
!" a. 411O S. O. R D. i a ';T:a38
s.. .2M1 IS GRt SlHaak fn9Ho MAJ
T.. sx,oM s. @ssH 81 &HK 7s57Sk ES:;6
.A- s. 25FpV S3kRS3E 81 faR}E caS47SE -

To:rAI 1Esro WEE eooa deMand ior old Corn. 6u:
icy vas tqll and droorlng Sales wera: ON CO M:
$NS oln b 4, % de stofsEe} + ssXs ieoo bu ~
7sHc h1 60 at &c 100 6n DO No Cora aI &c.
> 0ATS-i:cceived to-dAr. t7,475 bu receiyco last
ast eek has ruled quies and steady. and We have
20 change 70 Rotnt9 !lcce. The speculative demand
ccnaGcd ch1sny 70 Ching orders tto tho South. The
and arout 4oo, eco bushels arc awaiting shipment
soEth 10 oil Government contracts. The following
table EhoEf tue transactions Anco the date Of our last
, 1864-03-09

a Tafthouse receipts for grain dated Feb. z5ta
m 10 Narca 6h, are subject oniF 70 sHc storage nP
subject to OILY 3c storage np TN the 1ah qr prR: !:
cAie Nose dated before FEE. a5th art subject to 4c
stordge II II therefore stuttd tn his ,nurtet report
rAen dc sat1 are jor ,einser orfor rtsh receipts.
TUESDAY EVENING. March 8. 1851.
FREYEHTS-There La no change In rates Of
freight since the date Of our last weekly review. We
, 1864-03-09

H Inc rebel ConGFess has appointed the
first Of April rs the day on which one.third Of
the value Of Mr.. Memminger's currency will
be t'repudiatcd." Tho sufferers by that act
of contlecation probably think this day to
have been chosen in compliment to them
selves, the victims Of perhaps the hugest
practical joke ever played off on All Fools
, 1864-03-09
The waxincss Of Seymour consists In the
fact that he Inns refused tho .Coppcrhcads to


The Quotas OF the Loynl States.
The following is tabultr statement OF the
quo,as, under the last two calls OF tho Prcsi-
dent, Of all tho loyal States, by districts, with
aggregates by States. Upon tie bases of
these quotas, after proper dcductions for
credits to the several districts for new aud
volunteer cnlistments, the draft will be
made: :
STATEMENT OF TIE QUOTAS IN ALL TIE srATrs, DT
, 1864-03-09

FHUlTscGREkx ApPLrs-Therc has been fair
inquiry for sound md choice frut the supply OF which
eonscqnently moro easy; LENoNs,. There has been a
ire improving they are sui Inadequate for t6c supply
in good demand md moderate supply. Previous
quotations finn md unchanged. CRANREH91Es--The
trade Tor the ee1son Is now For several weeks
market consisted Of few found lots, but chieay Of
pretty we'll cleared and dcnlcra fol the present.
dnctaiic1s are thefetore witldraw1 aigs a. aoua a
and sold at prices which VIC should think viii induce
liberal SUPPLY when the proper time arrives. We
Gzesu Apples. br1 ta,r to pr,me........ 2ceo 500
Lemons a:;;;a:::::::::::: 5 $ss ss sS
Ai'So'' H'' e: ssSsn:::: Sa.::: e g
SALES To-pAT-sbrls mixed Hickory Nuts at q a
DRIED FRg1Ts-Tncze has been no d,uinn.
and speculative teou1t ne supply choice aait Is
ben1 II 5as
Medium and common qualities have bsen in sa1sfi i
supply And prices have ruled firm at preyIons m fa
t39ns PE.cHEs-Ihe r. FL sanply of pared ffaie hss
ot impaired the market has been better sunnliads A.
early dispot present mica Pees rus Ss HE f
CuRaA1rs atn In steady demand and lar sSnv Thc
market rules tolernbly firm 1t previous Guatations
Fqs In mir request. The stock 81 Old nut Is quite
81 sna 1or ne he market fnies arm
very ARM R1ackbet1es IN better supply and f1n ok
GAc tn round 1ots. Chtrrtes IN nodetsfa eunoY and
nssn at pstaentfates. WeQuose;
, 1864-03-09

1850, 7,saa over 1879, 6s,2a5 over 1853, ind
2G,p2o lees than 1857; whilst the proportion
to thc avcrage Of former years, since 1917, ia
8,GC5 less. or thcee emigrants, O., 157 were
fem ireland. s5,oo2 from Germany. IS, ,757
fiom England, and 10, 728 from other coun-
tries. 8.
, 1864-03-09
GOLD1ERSs CERTIFICATES I
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION

Every eo,dIer now IN the ranks Of the Army Of the
United States L. Justly proud Of his position Ii
det1be that be should have Certificate which shall
he has been engaged. and at the time showing
by the signatures of bis Colonel and Captain that he
has Teen houosaby discharged after his term OF
vice.
We have, at Great expense Of time and money, L.
sued, a1d hare now ready for Sale
A BEAUTIFUL GERTiFleATEE
Engraved by tho celebrated firm OF Hatch & Co..
which. for beauty Of ucan and aEtisc hnsh Ia eyetY
detail. cannot be SUIT asse1.
Every soldier wants to send down
HEI1 LOOM
IN hts famlly.
framed will confer lnstre and command attention ID
the parioT OF the proulest mansion In the land.
(which VII! carry IL safely to any dstance,> viii ba
mailed. postage pnd. to any part OF the Enlked Stataa
on receipt Of Ono Dollar.
, 1864-03-09

,LUalBER--The mild and .sprine like weather Of
ctvty Of the city trade, fair cvidenee Of which Il
io1nd IN e almost innumeEshle dwelling houses
ping demand ls also very sclvc, and would. but Tor
The or!cnlty Of obtaining transportation, be amply
stocks. n the various Glasses we ind the following
20 our resources for the present demand
which can with difficulty b got at alL 214 II. nnd
F1corfrE of iii descriptions ii getting ii yery small
supply ClsaE lumber end eom%oa 9o;sds ara tribe
Tho ntEet ts rather Qnies, the rne having scarcely
coHmeucel- LATn-1n actya demand but very
, 1864-03-09


TSsre Is ns'hnE doi ii tesha yet. TRe
sna sh9n Canal T 5e M 6Sa sa
PLOUR-Reeeiycd To-day. ! $50 barrels; received
last week 1,sco brs. The Flour MARKET remains Qules
for shipment has been very Hight, aud there little Of
no speculative inquiry. Spring sxtas aaye been sold
at for common to good ana es;s ior Gnolce
x5N@8n. and F825 for choice grades Spring super.
fpe bran:s In good demand and active at es553
st: louis I'D Southern ILL., White Winters. s1sasSs
Mixed Bed end white eItras.....,......... 6:59!0o
Winter suDer1ne s.....,,.,............... iapAs00
ao DO reod to choice stSs55o
do do fn1t TO good. 9.sSN3.4Q
do do common to medium n'-.......... a945&
5pll1E sasis2
BaekwSeai Flour d 6fi.:::.::....:...- aoa5soo
IoDAY the sales we're 200 brls low grade extra at
EoRS ILL mRAI@0aiet II 0aie ia I'd SC stesdy. We qaets:
unboited, per x gSgSa 19
ssies I'd we're tons Un6oited 1t
MILL .sTUFFS-There sa fair demand for
Fran, but 1I1ddllDEs are quiet. We quote:
Enc Mid1linss per = ~ ~
sslss iosy 10 ton; Eisn In 6aiE II sisS on
last week il, liz b. The market opened last weak
III gold tended to Increase the speculative in4uiIy
R pts s1os s
hsnds. q . Targe of e11549ii6 for No Spring and
411e@11l for No2 Spring. Winter wheat se &casce
and a1ost entirely nomna with sales of No Red at
3lsn Tho following table shows The aalea during The
IA r.
, 1864-03-09
TRANSACTIONS IN WHEAT puR1no TIE WEEK.
Date. BpIhela Ro1d. In stofp' ia stofc
hsten S.'...... ECto 1l3x@11l 113HGtD
~ 4....--.ASe0t la Oils 1-0qH4t13
~ F..-..-. 1900 1l4HA1.15{ 1H0x@l1oH
- 3-..-... t5.e0 Lis Ql.1aE 1.h1 @1-l0k
s ..'..-.. Maao 1ltE a1.l5H 1.o3x@l10x
". s..;.....l5tG 1I4E@ll6 1G6 Gill

xlGseF IL r. M1ecspts Ne Led Winter ln etofo SIN
md 3 md spbtet q ok1y 50 -torsgs I'LL April II
= S; III }1M e. 6q Do xc atoraGe III April u at
~ 21 81 &c In p Co.'S ts4c tto5aEs} At i
Se IH e qo Hs storsEe> at $1l'<; isoo3 bu do
Ct @s Go b1 % !sc storngrl Il 9lt1S: Is 900 81
N 90 HG IS; oraEs1 M E a. go bu do tsxc s:ora9n}
g t'9{sSf1 b q t FIX; p +
x!fs 4eo hn Rejected srr1ng &c stornxe} ii $iod
StM % 10 storasc> nr &c 800 bn do a. stor.scj
COHN-Esceiyed to-day, $500 hu; received l.at
week, 1ia - bushels. There has been sood demand
tor old cofn uurfnE the past week, and the par1cs
has ruled steady aniI gI but new Corn i In good
fuI7f s1d the market has dcclmc1 le2o per bnsltei
l1e table shows he EateB during the week:
, 1864-03-09
A MOTHER BRILLIANT CON-
u TR1BCTOE TO
The NEW YORK MERcuRX,
MISS HARRIET E, PRESCOTT,
AUTHOR OF "AalDKE GODS" AND OTHER POP
ULAR TALES,
Who're works Of nclon have placed her among the
THE FRONT RANK
OF
AMERICAN NOVELI5TS,
Has been engaged to write for the LEADING FAxr
Ii FAPEl: OF THE COUNTRY, and her initial so1-
trtbulon, entitled

WIH1QQgaTI II TIE NEW 1URh NHlkTE ~ Qf M9Fch
18th, now ready everywhere.
Aii ar1ttt Prrseott is tie daughter Of tho great
American hstcrian William H. Prescot, whose faHe
Is wide tEe ei1e Of civilization, ami whose mc,-
ory l. cherished by his countsynscn With feeling Of
s!on perhaps Of Washington irving. Thc daughter,
like the nsheF has the gtft Of genius anu
TO the prestige aud popularity q that ablo perto
81 sss pasts = 1T sTG5y snassf a2Gn w!e he
mind r!e,y stored wh 1arIctt k1owsSSe sne adds An
never soars into the region Of the Impossible. Her
latest production,
MISS pEVOysu1HE,
WHtt:en.e1preasly log THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
IL iouudNl upon striking and very peculiar Incilcnt
Of the Hortraylng, Win scn,arka6e vtyacl.y ana
other sire&s Of the Isebson, and verifying tho old
adage, that Love rules the camp, t6s cont M Y shs
, 1864-03-09

sa1ea todayEsS bbis aisiS;isan Arp,e, 1t 1pe. :,
lhs BIZ n7psrcdd d psnchests 1Axe: 70 6bls do atlAxe;
FURS-The supply aud tha lomauh for tho pfescus
cocsis'a mainly Of n!uskrats. faceoon skunEs and
deer. which ars entirely bought up for shipping. Tho
tat1t rs continue unehuugod and to!ctably s'cady.
, 1864-03-09
F The Cincinnati Commercial thus states
the. military problem in the West:

the. military problem in the West:
The aggressive force of the Army Of the
Cumberland is being daily increased. Tho
railroad from Louisville to Chattanooga is in
cessantly worked to the extent Of It's capacity,
throwing forward men and supplies, and BY
the time the weather becomes settled, we
may rely upon it, the army will be ready for
offensive Operations Of the most extensive
character. General Grant, having control Of
all the armies of the West may lie depended
upon to compact them into masses that will
he Irresistible in the forward march from the
southern bend Of the Tennessee River. The
evidence, relating to the late demonstrations,
is that he thought 1t inexpedient to allow
the troops to be inactive during the season
Of reorganization and accumulation off sup
flies So he has been vigorously feeling the
enemy nt all points, and will wait for good
weather, firm roads, the return Of the re-en-
listed veterans, with their multitude of re-
cruits, and the gathering Of the necessarics
Of army.lffe at Chattanooga, that he may
deliver his blows With the fullncss Of the
power Of the country so confidently placed
at his disposal
, 1864-03-09

.EGGS-The market during the principal part d
the week haa bs en- without any supply. The cdntnu
ance ofa fsw days Of warm weather hn5 brought :
and South Water street, that almost any quantity o
fresh eggs may be obtained: Prices are sosnew hs'
lower, with downward tendency In the market. We
auote fresh Eggs At 2o@22c e doz- Sales to-day: 8
bIls ct &c dog; bEA do at &c.
EEATHERS-The receipts cout1nue very light
and the market ts, as usual at the present season
quiet and inactive. There p fair thfpptng demand
upon our f4mcr quotatione dealers taking ali thet
cen get at p. asent rates. VIC quote:
Prime Lire G4ese Feathers. .56G5oc
, 1864-03-09

- Lord Palmerston, personally, is sid
TO look very much like gorilla, with white
Aair and whlskers.
, 1864-03-09
A: BEAUTIFUL eERTiFlcATEI

CONTENTS:
Pact l.
FaycE oIactS1c Researches md Discoveries
., Pictures On the Rettna and Bratn.
Pictures on tho Surrounding Ohjects .s
Pyschomctry- Experimenta- .s----s-
Remarkable Phenomena Explained.
Utility Of PFychonetzy.
Mysteries Revealed
Pact II.
,Questtons, Considerations and snggcatious
How Objects are seeD PBychometrically.
Seen best In Darkness and with Closed Eyes.
WY called Sight.
Mesmeric influence not needed to Induce the Neeez-
sn.y scneitiyeuess.
Where the Gnse IL Directed.
Why the Psychometer Is Unable to See some OhIects
The Sature Of the Light by which Objects are Seen-
How the Psychometer Travels. appears to Travel
How Accoons4 for the Hearing Of Souuas.
Going Backward In Time.
Continued Effect Of Infueuces.
Departed Spirits
Predominant Influences.
, 1864-03-09

Date. Barrels sold. Pr:te . gallon.
March s1s s. g. S;;;X2;;;;s S;Xs;;s
"a. y. -. ..:......... 20 IS VTc
!" s::::::::: s::::.:':,'::::s,s% 1855 L 99$|: 99s$!|:
-, s.........:..,....:l's0 S. ass
$ ss:s
e'n i 9 95ls TSse % aSla ef e; ,o,.r ,oo
about closed fo! the season. owing 10 the ml11neas Of
iShs st rsga q sse Ia 'o' A4'<' nA'' '.en
,Io-pAY thr 5 oee1iaEs Y were Light Sales were:
S a. s7Sc@sM 100 81.
70 :. . all ever e. e 5s ss st st sa6a ssjee'
q ss$4:;.
lheiE usual ytsg 10 tlss masket There does nos ap
present qrotations, and these, It vtn Sc seen. On
Week t. 1hss on b. ill., WhieR
tons Me 4ucte: -..... NJ,
Green saiited: do.......................:.1o @1e1
Hreee S PET careo'' a0' ys9s s1
81 Fin: do1 do...:..:..:...::..::...:::1 81
Rp and @ eail ufrains Sis @
Esle today 20 by Flint at 1sc.
ops : u sn III sappy.
sasnEc sna e 81 Hops
New York, .ssgssc
W. &sstein. a9.1s 1ss
HAXns ma,ke, hss ee.n gs eeFsy supp!sd
trnP a
s!snsy g 5eyay Is 5syoaa ~
sre talins tesscely my Tho market i. sasTefsSe
M nss with want Of ~
@ @1ooss :. 1s!5sli9s M M5Ss i e
Prairie loose pressed. 0o12
fIaf5s a5S&Ssia .oa nal sapri; and ;i dss,ssa
Palcss q eFably nEn and unchanged. We quote 1t
lsfEsd has been The usu.1 active demand IN
n 81
dss;ea fssaa 'S
Fiat Fiat IT, pa5, sssaa19 ssssa19
Isssf hS5se iIss SSss ifon: IL t.
Sefsa5 sst IT9s N; RSas
blaw n Siscl e. =:
81!
r.
Ssss s. * e Ns
s@Ss Az II:
% Hs heat w C.
paseS: 5 ny S ST. S
s.e,ss Me anosss: st3xo '......,. .7,o,
ssssdn sfSsiR e.
Maes1on. Gs9o
0,oo nnio0 ffag fg 4ron 4ron N0. @ s
:. f 6ss nssa sSns'dsisSls as.lSy
ID ~ nx ns a ~
nrhjes Are tat r. Waitin they Vii na b,hce hre
fates ErnsfderuE INF te stOcks nop AMI, f1r yyeetn
Pg ses9 Il o1 H. m S6
at @ SO 80
q aRa
especially seafee md high Iinings iesin s fheis
n'h' CHARACTER 'nf''saeen aesiocx X quote:
$;;;::: 81
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fs assv; So Ss5Ss 1fssss ssas; s's
F5saSs sFssa kpaist IVA, aSd5 %saez a MANN
French cali: II 1850 1inlnss, Ling; W do: ess ie@sis@
~ ~; :: .ssas@l @
The Fast Wees h1syery consilcpabiI stimniasaa III
9G NE Q! sne Gity ttaae laN GsaueEea ol which u
io1na N tEe almost innumeEzoie dwelling houses
thas afs sprnSing u up 10 eSsry direction. The ship
y aE1rS, Aa NValus ouL t9t
suIient to sss1o or iuber VsFs of tSeE p5eac1
ss ipdtcatins our rss1urrcs Tor the nresent demana
G rfncang stoGks @ a5E EsIy o~. Y and 1B
, 1864-03-09

FAIL NOT TO GET A COPY. PRICE &lD
- Sent by mall, free Of postage, bT
DION THOMAS, Publisher,
mh5-voe1,st SAT wSsAr 1pSasau-st, New York
A RARE CHANCE.-A well Sc
II 1ectcd Stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries md Crock
cry In one Of the most ,urlshS towns In the State
Building is new, built Of b1ickAre proof neknoWi-
edged to be the best west Of chtcngo- The Building
will b. rented or sold favorable terms. Inquire OF
4. J. SMITH, Of Smith Brothers, u So Water stsse
Chicago. UhFaLre
DEADY-"Official.n The Enroll
mehs Act. passed February eqth 1857. FgS1se Fae
onr Rnsntatore '~ mh5-a7+tkA
, 1864-03-09

Gal1antrT ofn Colorcd Regiment In the
Florida Rcpulscs
The following is an extract from q letter
written by IN officer of the 54th Massachu-
setts colored volunteers to a gentleman OF
onr acquaintance In Boston:
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. g, 1864.
We have had fight licking aud a
foot-race, We marched 10 miles in 105 hours, and
in that time h:d three hours fight. Our regi-
1ncnt lost one man in every five going in dse hun
dred Etropg, and losing one hundred in killed.
wounded and missing. Dur whole force was about
5CoQ and onr whole loss will exceed o. Owe can
not get the exact figures set. When wo returned to
Jacksohri11e We were all crippled from eevere
marching,
Before going Into battle the 54th Massachusetts
colored volunteers were donble 1utcked for mile,
and ns they vent In, Gen; Seymour said to Colonel
ss1e Se id 10 n and ia IN
checked the enemy. held the field, and were the
very last to 1eave-and covered the retreat.
The enemy were IN strong 1orce-strons enough
TO have demolished the whole lot Of us.
, 1864-03-09

BRICKS Spring contracts are being made at low
sa1es, brt ior p1cse6t delivery our previous quota
Common. thousand. .]l00181sO0
freseed, thousand. 1a0a990o
CoAL-Tiiere has been fair demand for house.
tsenely tcarce Stock On hand are confined TO large
ezsr range and smaller s!zca having TO be broken to
quotations remain t1rm and unc.anGed. On Lump
Lchig4 We note an advance Of s1-co We quote $500
z ton. We quote.
EprE-ErnnE III eli l.. -. - kf0
, 1864-03-09

UAf:iSiN(s-Ihcre ms Eeen scnrctly 20 uluch nc
ttyiiy In Ie market during the past week, country
trade te.us very much restricted by the heavy h1d
are IN better Fuppy. Gu1N1Es still and In
very small receipt. corTos sAcEss-ssocks aEe very
frnevsl Seamless sacks q a'i dssGE'ntions are IL
and Eccd supply. On former quotations the market
, 1864-03-09

To-D.g sa,ss :wsfe:.:s Tres yellow aad Bsoxn
IllGIlN'INE5-Rscs!ve s!ved to-day. ~ br.4: r.
previous. o*5nE to tic passage of tho Dnl. ta1ine
gnST9s s5 esn's saa Rss Eacn TIE afkss r.
g&lon sIEce the d:te Of eur last weekly rev1ew but
towards the close there seems yEt TO be some
doubt the miIt Of operators whether tho future
Legislation on the subject wifi not also tar STOCKS
bond, and they arc acting With cautton-causiuT the
market to react and clo8e dull Dufln, the week up
wards Of 500 bEss chaneed hands, at range OF 72h
@soc. The following table shows tho salca each
days:
, 1864-03-09

Major General Rosecfnns.
@. D. GREENE.
Assistant AdJatant General.
, 1864-03-09

HtsneSf D.. 4s3.ec French Cali, Sc
Ads diu5 80 :, :a, * 1s1c; ;:o1 r. lssolso
Kip, No. I he2vy 5029Gc 1moines 4 doz 81 0aa8nn
Cali E1,Ia....-. i.aa9l-oo French Cali, Le-
French Kip,Arst moincs See.
CEoice.. 19031A5f onds, doz .6'.00a.rDo
French Cali, ~ IIrlngs, p doz 11Nsai5W
na.......:..:. 2b5S24M Roans, p doz... 3.on3ltM
French Calf 81
L95{12n5l