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se3veszl; since their most constant, and
really ;mostf succcsslal attacks are *on,
our financial: system. But Hith1the rcbel!s
lion it is quite different - a
The rebellion nov consists wholly, in'its
7nilitiry Organization and power. Its civil,
dusrcid aadI postal systems are gone under
and done foH All arc turned into military
| prcxmzationE and SO long a. that is kept on
foot, the rebellion lasts, and no longer. The
military pofer snstains itself It is true
tlat IL has connection with, sud toanda.
!. tion Ii public opinion, since the army Is the
hafioh, hid he Dationi is,in a manner the
army Tor the army governs the nation.
True the army has no wages, or next to
none. The army knows that there is no
money to pay them, and therefore expects
none.- AL it calls for Is food, clothing and
medical nttepdance-togrther with the i'm.
. plements and materials Of fighting. With
these; they Are as well of ID the rest
There is cotton in the country sut1-
cient to purchase at present prices its
material of war, its medicines, and Its
clothing provlded the exchange call be
made. And though We have shut all their
ports but two OF three, 'st1ll, with the aid OF
and r. aao3a -, IT, 81 49, e,..4 ~, -,
-. - 49, w. w. ~
~ ~ s4eae v1osHAae iunuefS eusst 'ne!i 3s, 1
1ecI no" pouno OF colton Will ouy from
AZ: =, 70 zen umes a. much material Is before
Inc w.t. and Inns. u they can only get out
sl1tn as mocn eotton as belore, 1hey are 40
ing as much, trade as erer. Whatever the
amount may be, they manage, to get out
enough to Keep their army On foot not only,
but to keep It In better: plight than during
the first years Of the war And thus the wal
| Is In fact, 80 far as provision for 1t goes,
| thriving. -: >. .--..,.- -, :"
| Az to feeding their = army, no
money IL !requircd. The whole eorn'
try Is laid under contribution. and made
| to 1ay over In Kind, = portion Of al thei1
, 1864-06-23
CHICAGO LUMBER nlA HKET.
WEDNESDAY KyE11x9. Jpna7?s l9a-

!'"' WEDNESDAY KyEs1so. Jana2?, lS1-
LUMBER-Recefved yesterday =. 90 feat. sIha
number Of cargoss sals has been rather liute5.
Tnemarket continues active and very firm at-ptsvi-
ous que tAtlons, but is in inadequate supply;
SsHINGLzs-Eeceived yesterday :1shste- AAkat
very active and arm With IN upward tendency. Tha
Grpp3y continues nuiaed and below the
dennnd.
LATH- -neee1ved yesterday 7s ,cse p.s. In moderate
supply with fair demand.' Ptices ;a1n and ~,
,ch6uEGQ. 4s "JE:- :.
;.5i':' =. CARGO SALES TODAY 4.;:. -
. Cargo schr G. E. Wetcot.. from Grand navcn,sola
by 1s1sn 4 Fuller, 5000 feet 20 rated lunoer
~ 70 Tor rt,1pt ano el7so Tor balante cargo achr
Athtabula, from, Grand Hayeu., aold By Garrick
sotso feet RATED lumber. mostly s.ripr. At $3.50
,seu Lath a. .z4.oo; earEo schr Eetxoand, from
lumber, n strips at saioo; cargo fehr Magle. from
Mu,kescn; ro1d by HIS e oao feet lumber fair
rtps ii SIS sk ooo pcs Lath 1t 81 o. cargo ecns
VIM. H. Alien, 'Jra from Csnada. sold by Good Eina
,so!tto feet lumber. enl; boards balance .tocs
| to1rds. At sls35. 't.l .
\ &ho ~ I'll ounfa
, 1864-06-23
The Gold Flight.

The gold gamblers of Wall street, against
whom the gola bill was directed, have de-
te1mined to fight the Government on that
issue, and. to break 1t down II they can.
Hence gold on the drst day OF its enforce
ment is quoted at Dos, and On the second at
go. Why! Simply because law has been
passed which undertakes to put stop, not
TO the purchase and sale Of gold, but to bet
ting on the price of GOLD which, the parties
do not own, and this is the mode adopted by
the gold gamblers to fight the law. A Ger
tain quantity Of gold is wanted immediately
with which to pay customs and duties. The
brokers who hold gold determine not to sell
It At all, and gold goes up to 23o, and falls
on the same day to oo6-or whatever other
figure at which Jou may please to quote an
article the holders OF which have determined
not to sell. OF courBe such quotations are OF
no importance whatever Is indicating Its
real valne. Arc the Government and the
country, at the mercy Of these rebels
Would it not be good time for Secretary
Chase to sell part Of his surplus golde u
the gold gamblers best the Government on
this tack. It may be necessary by eont
| upmistakbable demonstration to prove
| even to the satisfaction Of these gold gam
blers, that the Government in Its great con
test for eelt.preserTation, il entitled rs vel
to the financial as 10 the military support o
It's citizens, and that those who nsht 1t Will
their property are as truly rebels IS thos'
who meet It with their baJonets. There
NAV be- some moneyed interest i,
this country capable Of joining hand
with slavery and fighting the Gov
Government. II 30 let It unfnrl its standard
While Grant is settling the main issue let al
l.the side issues likewise be adjusted, SO tha
when we shall have come out Of the fight al
men shall know that the Constitution and law
of the United States are the supreme law o
the land, and that the President Of the Uni
ted States is charged with maintaining thei
|
, 1864-06-23
CHICAGO CArrlE MARKET,


-, - .WXpSEsDAY EVENING. june q, 1SS4.
.BREE ECATrLE,-Racspts 1T all the yards about
so e I'd of B4eI Cattle. Entered sales 36i head ut
s. principally at t6.te07to per 100 lbs. The
demand for Beef cattls has hitherto presented no
improvement on THE Inactivity and depression
which characterized the market on Saturday
last, So far a. external Influences arc con-
cerned -he1e Is peraaps Just Groun d. for further
dep,taelon. With the unfavorable aspa.t Of tho
NoH York msrket 3etterdsy and on Monday. noA
the weather nts hot eculetors and shippers
are ey.n more discosed to hold OF: the only symp
ton OF any activity Ia the market being oonflued to
the faw army contractors whosa recent contracts are
,et unned. In the limited transactions OF the MAI
Ret to day theEe has been no Quotsbla shsrge from
NafurH rfn
, 1864-06-23
Gen. Lee,s Lands Appropriately Con
-. 3fcf4ted.

Gen Robert &. Lee, who commands the
army'of rebels, Is fighting to ensla!e the
black man In view Of this fact q happy
thought has occur1ed to the Secretary OF
War, which 1t gives us pleasure to record,
F.rA. He ordered Col. Greene to organize
the Freedman's Village, for the protection
of the black man aud his family, upon the
Arlington estate, belonging to the rebel Gea
Lee. That village Is Success. .,,,
!Stcnnd. He has himself recently selected =
site, upon the same estate, for national
cemetery for the burial Of loyal soldiers who
die In Virginia from wounds inflicted Dg
1ee's orders.
Gen. Meigs has been directed to supervise
The e1a5ing out Of the groun ds.-I IFasaI"gto'.
r Eub|iun, June II. -'-:~ '"- +,
, 1864-06-23
Gbirugs> Ur15aiWlZ!::::: &c !:
ruE COPPER ri ia DskpLIri,

THE COPPER II &EA D &PLfFf; J.
The copperheads dread Chicago and the
fourth day Of July as-a. felon FQpld the
1nl.ows and the fata1 Friday. Broad, deep,
and impaseahlc as the chasm between Heav-
en and He'll is the gulf Of principle MMcn
divides them. rgdes 'cannpt get. .arpanu .,s;
cvade the qucstsons Shall "e' 60 tor "aF IN .s.'
tho rebellion is crushed or ackno"leaSe 'ne
Independence of the bogus confsdefac5'
Yet as the so-callcd Aae1nocfae a.e ",- ou
stitutcd, tho moment .nes s1ri1. WA1,.,.ta .u.s o
they split and 60 20 Picses. sa@us.a. ressS.ao
Poor f1eree, !noe: - s.' An, -. T.,
Wood and his oFo.nel oes, w ~ 49,.
formed OF INC poal1cs ~ wv ~ ,,1..e..;ta:
respected 1n'nstre! ofotnsr. = WY - 1nun"Ss 1lau
the ban,o ana 1ne oon19 -. A,1sn
Dan 'oornees. 1pHk' . osS $50; =
MahoneY, III. l. toaa7on' aoe' .u1a 1a.,1s'" 4o-4D"
CTS are Tor immcola1e Pesce Anu s,ou a..
dercndcnce-1of Inc eeee's.oue eaA -.
They are TIC faaleals ~ -@ne- eoppe' aaaa'
party. They differ from tue reocls IN notalne
but their place of residence opposea 70
these arc the Border State, conservative,
Union-as IT, -was-and-Con ioraa.it-fspar-
ty. who favor ;dghting tle rebels tut nQt:tle
s1avcho1ders who advocate gentle mixture
Of tbe sword and the olive branch, both on
tI,c same half shell, who deplore the war and
lament secession. and who haye-no stomach
either for f}rhtiur the rebels or recognizing
their independence, who a1r waiting like Nj
cawbcr. for something to turn mp, mere slow
leads. wbo bclicye in conducting the
4ho war on peaceab1o principles,
a.. 1918. ~ tr..odd1o anil nts,r1dffr 1Vho al,
, 1864-06-23
nm. EAsTE1LY,s PAIN KILLER.

kfE%o EASKEAX&4s Il - K Nv @4Ak43&x@V
II aas long been study o. pn3.lclans and onea.
tGiA to invent medicine Wnlth would Anot4 Apoedy
reiief 70 1huso suffering PAIN Many valuable ram
eQes hare cisGogtrsd. bus rnu otr pasttet a.
EH1AY SPAIN KtLL6R, ~, -
It Il uHd inter. ally and e1tefnA1fy. and VII ours
sole c11nps OF spAsnA d. senteTy, o< Dogs! CON.
hisints yope a car pain In 1he tacer PAintt1x
Eohc hse sfir Is pa,Is n back and ubs eho!ezn
cbvefa morhns. and in fact .berever It appllsd.
PKIN CANSOT BII3f.
MilioIs OF bottles hAve beao sold. aud snere ~
beeN but OF ypce ,ro1n those Who nAeo used
GuDD
! 1Prerared only BY De. <. 8AsrKRLY, st. Louas
| Me. ,n,,vwav v,,r x.d.,snr
etnre - Nad1suz eet tho Ppst VInce onaeago
, 1864-06-23

r. On the evening Of the 18th of june
there WAS u grand Union demonstration at
Princeton College, New Jersey. 1t WAS de-
signed as response to meeting of rebel
sympathizers held in that place the night be-
fore IN honor Of the return Of Vallandigham.
The College Copperheads on that occasion
made 3 bonfire Of boxes and fences which
they had stolen, and cheered Justify for JET.
Davis and the Southern Confederacy. These
proceedings 70 aroused the indignation of
loyal students that they resolved to show the
friends of "Nasssu" that such conduct
would not be tolerated there. 4 large guam
tity Of fuel was purchaeed, and at 1op. m.
the wood was piled around "that same old
cannon" and over it tons suspeaded On e1igy
Of Houaad;gAens by wire. stretched from
two trees, and the whole was then fired.
Frequent groans were given for the Northern
traitots, many and loud cheers for "Honest
Old Abe,' rs our next President. for Grant
and the Army Of the Potomac, and the Eman-
clpstion Proclamation. A procession was
then formed, and, headed by the flag Of stars
| and stripes, marched to the houses Of the
| Professors, whose patriotic remarks were In
| Keeping with the sentiments Of these loyal
and spirited Students, and added greatly ia
I the enthusiasm Of the meeting.
, 1864-06-23

says the. .patffd Gwho bio. wiIliag;; to ztive
their country arassall. dead.a s. tlIik .Uncla
Abzaham ''>Wollds dsliEs II sSirs 1t to ,a;sBoYie
Knife John r Potter, RI tYiseohsfn t's:atl
appointment emiaenlly 1T to be. Made:,;9'.,1
through hout:the country! -. y. f. ::
, 1864-06-23
ur, EA8uK0LY3s FEVER AND AGUE
KILLER.

Ths ctlebsaed a9d nHHble fetaooy " MstI ~
YER. Intermittent And Remlstans Fe1ers. mad II II
fails tho money viii be returned TO the pustdsser.
Ni1ltons Of bottles have he1n sold, And 1t nev
Known 10 la!l when u4ed ~ direoeec.
HeSstsd "a eniJ by DR. 4. aAsraRLT. 81.
Louis, Mo-
NJ dictns Store No. 80 NAuisou atrret. tho Pok
III.
, 1864-06-23
DIR. RAkTkHLYsS DIARRHEA
Az n IT p.

Tnia 10 safe, pleasant eAd 1aAnblo cure fox DtsE-
loic Pin. or vino u tho stomach O. 1osea
CraApe qx Spasms etun9 and crying sf finfanzs, AnA
ali deFapTenents Of th4 zt1mach md 30 #o1 OF child
rem hen tsetnng. Dr. hsste5lys liAtTasa 3!!uR ~
oi bottleT 6Are been s1d, and all Who hAye used y
pronounce II The very best medicine they ever ussA
Tor theto coplAlnts, ei her for Children OF A. ulta
| KB- Prioe 80 cents ptr kott!e
/" Prepared only py DIR. Z. .EASTKRLf, Sc. LouAs
Gv Sold 1t rn. HAsrBRLT I co.'s Faras9
Msocins stors 20 .1a1lson street, neaS @e foss "
ice Cbit1ap, nj.
, 1864-06-23
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Potomac Army-Tho Situation
CorEres~1onnl-Tlo ArAcn7l 1s1plo.
bfo1l-FuAerul OF thu Eiclln18-Ehe
Democracy and VaiIuud1.haua-The
Canada Consul tsencfalsllIp.
, 1864-06-23
Hiscellaneoju:l;S;;:.' u.s.
A------------s--- -=~- --,-,-- =
Y IS 4 FAULT IN MANY NJ

>1pscINEs. that while thuy sra removing tas dis
taae they prcslzas1sx tho patient beyond Ittoy
~eFT- Lr. J.ynsa A,s:ra,ive has no sucn trs~onev.
On the contrary while 1t n.u'rAzes tas virus of tho
disease a. it Eesy source II sustatzs tho strength OF
the sufferer.
sCEoFTLA, in all Its multiplied forms, II COLI
plettly tradicated By It,
CANCER cauce:ous aud sctsrhou5 Tumors, Us
spesdtsy and eilectually cured byit.
SKIN p.sks sEs. comprising all VARIETIES Of Cuts
neocs Affections, are raznoved BY this Alternative
. EPILEPSY. CaNvU1a1oNs. OR Plra-rns Al
terattve not rn1y Suppreaass e attacks OF this qs
ease. but bJ It's aeion the Go.btd t.ateuc7 to- se
lapsa IL removed. e'"!,''' i ~ .
This atsndard reusdy snsera into tie esreul,ssnn
and passes wt:h the blood, which It purites into
every Tissue and nbre tha body that Ne 1.ttsr
what Il the nature OF the disease. n II WHARF II IL
located suse to be reached aud exp,-d fton tho
sYstrta. The afflicted should Try It At on:u.
rne Alternative md al Dr.. D. JAYNE SONS
Family M.e,c'nes arb sold In Chicago ~ Mcstrs.
FULLER, finch q FULLER: F. 4 T. u. HOOKER i:
LORD SIXTH: BURnHAAS d VAN scHAAcK,
and by Druggists gene1ally. z :, :,
, 1864-06-23

w Michael Shoemaker, an e1-United
States Collector Of Buchanan's appointment,
is pn trial at Detroit for defrauding the gov
e1nmcnt~ In February, 1862, Alfred Russell,
Esq. the United States District Attorney,
commenced t1re suits against Shoemaker,
one Of which il now pending, and four 9TH
els have been consolidated. In the present
suit It 10 claimed that Sl0, 600 is due the gov
eminent On moneys had mid reserved by the
Collector, andnot accounted for or paid over
| to the United States.
, 1864-06-23
s.0i5.s5i


FEuvx-DA1, EVENING. juno =, 1851
TIE excitement which has chasacterlzsa this mar
ket for some tlne past A5peArA to hs sslr t1cf
The high price which cotton has attatn.d IN h7E
Ye,k. and the extreme hrmre's with which II Il
hr,r. toxether with the high coat OF labor neces;t
tstes continued AatAncc. On tho m&ye important
-stipler: TITS IS esp-c:stsy aao 0ss&-{s s*aadasd
she4unqp. farmers and nscaanics -caataese'. tnd
cotton printed goods. Our usual prize Us: is sh:r.;;
fars withh.avr. questions that might to g'ss
en- wou1d be practically y~l1e]ees and only cstcula
tad to mlE.esd. We may how<yer Observe that the
pticesnew charged In Chicago a1e EuaA heloE Ea.t-
-, xEw 1oEk FH1czs 'ro-pAr: =" ..
, 1864-06-23

=. NO PERSON CAN FEKL WELL vhile eosttv
habit OF body preyatls one eaa exaect 20 ea-
oy ealh permanently who 7eEuiu IT. for It il coz
trary to the economy Of tho system, and s''cs se 70
koodly proportion Of The ills which af1fcs tha hn-
man raco 70 reClset II, tht tEeofe Il TO tnau'a Ill
haal, OF Kre lcss d1zatoa Jet, Ia astspti x
lis reuov It, liberalization With regard to the reme-
dep to b~ used ID requisite. VanL sNr PunoA1tvza
ten porsRty remove distractions wsasantha nowsss.
and reduce tEa strength Of this p*tent anu are foi
loEtd usually By eraAte1 constipation. rendering
smother and another duta Necessary, until evtn tbs
strongest shslr elect- and the PATENTS
condition becomes sporadic: Whit u required 10
1enste pn1E Easiye, o1s having 81 ne action ,he
Lyer, ard orbat can be taker daily With 'ut tru
p4iitDg tho stc1Rth Of the patient injury to tho
gyseru until the tacdeEcy t1 conaupatios ia removed
But IA remedies have been founc 70 mee. thrss
-qurentnfs. and IT taese fsw probably rons AAve
been 10 suscessfa1, denos strated BY maay yelFs
use, ss Dr. D. JAMES SASAr1vk PILLS TheJ
s.e usually taken eve,y ntshrss he slime, esustnz IN
preper doaes, inconYtn+ du1tug tho 5hs and
pEo6ucinZ no stkneas Or unoleazAns tf:ct aurl-k
The daJ that pefsons may folo7 thoiE usual AFo.
cattous whether OF buscess pleasure, In the same
manner "a II they had not tafon tao pls. Their
effect will begin to he obvious after weak or twpB
particularly IN greater Gle Of mtHd and
increased energy md disposition to work aad to en-
Joy Nfe ard the.r Continued IN tn restoration Of
health to the patient. Sold by Druggists
1e.1 54s st 1,IAsedp
, 1864-06-23
:::l-FEOM ST. LnUls.;.

tBushmhaetIn. Retqming* Hsfto1 -.
Guantrell at WorK---5Ee5ciS ii ilie;
S"nthsE>t--shelby's lsa1h---.Jha Ei,-
- rntur<. ktc..-Etc,------ - = :..----.--
, 1864-06-23
COMmERClAIs.

WKBnYEDAT EvI11Hd. June =. 1884
This following tabe shows tho .ectpn aad shls~
nsnsa dHrinx tho past II hexSs:
lreulrrA AID anIfnEXI1 xoA TIT rAkf IL 4oUHt.
, 1864-06-23
OUR wEAKPn R1kEEfaREN.

There is *wcak-kneed element In the
Union partywhose constancy and virtue are-
SO doubtful that almost daily We are COM
pcllcd to advertise TINT the party is rcspon-
6ible for no debts OF their contracting.
Greely, Thurlow Weed, the Independent, the
Springfield Rpu11ican, amsng Journals aud
journalists, and such correspondents Us
Wilkins on and Swinton, seem to think that
fame consists In the plaudits of the Copper
head press. To avoid being forgotten, and
apparently by way OF little diversion, thog
periodically astonlsb thcIr political brethren
and delight thur political enemies, by driv-
ing tandum straight through the Republican
thoroughbred, knocking over the facts, up.
setting the principles aud pfa, ing tho mis-
chief with the policies Of the Union party.
with all the damaging recklessness Of mad
bull In china shop. :
The latest folly Of this kind is the state
ment OF the New York Tribune. that the
breckenridge <seeessionists in 1860 aimed ct
and dceircd to elect Lincoln, in order to OBJ
tain an excuse for secession Everybody
except thoBs whom "much learn
no such thing. It was only BY etrategy and
by "sprinkling blood In the eyes OF tho
Southern people" that they could be precfp-
itated into secession after Ar. Lincoln's elec-
ton had trnnspircd. When honest Union
voters see the coppcIhead press gloatdnss over
some such bIunder from either Of the above'
sources, whether 1t pe Grrrlry conccd1ug the
right Of secession, or Weed yentilating his
personal grievances in the form most satts-
factory to his political enemies, or the I"5s
, 1864-06-23

E In the millinery department OF the
philndelphia Sanitary Fair, there IL hand
some legho1n bonnet, valued at t175, which
is to be voted to the wife of any favorite
General Of the Union army. This contest
cxcites considerable interest among the
ladies. Each vote Is charged twenty-five
cents, and the ballot on Thursday morning
stood about az follows:
Mrs. General Meade. ~
als. Ssche1A Gsant -...-..-.. .-1o1
Scsttcs1ug. II
E The Peoria l7tansertps says street
row occurred in that city few days ago be,
tween two lights Of the Copperhead party.
One Of these was ex.School Commissions,
Randall, who WAS disgracefully expelled
from Office recently on account Of defAlca
ton, and CT banker Matteson, through Whose
failure Randall clains that his detalcatloI
occurred.
, 1864-06-23

I,eern that there are between two and
,hree hundred applicants for this Office, forty
tTo of whom Ate from Ohio alone. Who
, 1864-06-23

j hfonna IIsshnrv 81 id 800
.,u,r.c0 0.77V Nauxrr
chACA@o DAILY AA3 3aA En-
4u.ak. u sros reesns4 :: -. .sxascsgs.r. =.
e co. ri Ts g 4 - ss,aas r s 49,: sa ssss
FRr1en1s0as.@1 rsnaa1:.baPi s 5sfS I'd 8 ss,e
SsSs
Il 1i5s; ba!f Wm. Jonss Wtsh Osts, st &C, 10 Forr
.ss s
Q K,ss.tos, t5ss: e 0sx.soTT"o standard Vs'
eGta. ~ Totn E1 ~ 1sc.as
1.tPsli:T;i,ss. eas1pf e S.se aoaS 70 as1 ycFfss
Toai . ke.:eR isl' ans '1ass...
r5sss:n' 5s :: 70 ssx .:a:: -: ss r.; @e
Ffo,1sonss e ssD;, 70 f. /, II .sts. i n.: 3
EeSs e 4oStEssi 4 E.;:5 2sss
Eieat q ToIsl.ad: i. i:S5
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roNew Fork; q! ri. r.
70 D''son' =. ssll aaa i.is Ets..........9a Ii
E e sss!:sl sss;ssl II II @ ssx IS
TO gs.rme!s Ii IT. 2sd: .Ht .n.:s
TS fo hts.Sn4R FnaSSsRn'n III il
.dS.sss ss Is: s9s
re- :hs sales TeEs trang ss q aaTanss o sss
s s slaso; ~ Ssis LsEsi Tssdsl 4 wy; 20 ii.
w; 10 ri S! 5;1, Si., 4
srE1,a Es41 1s:: .H.r3Ietts ea saish. ia
65Is SS1ss.s E5!rsas 8 ss 10 es!: s" Un19a.t S
I'd In 4 q sales
m 19ns a1ssP Z oak on TRACK ~ 10 'ons 90
5 af 'aa
95 shss 1s osf s. o
Spsiss 's; r s. 4 sa i;
's?:e q g
sS9x Fl II .sore re- = i'd 500 ba 10 ss
ee !; iaSS; 5000 ou % i !7o: ZOO 6q d. !.
Sts ~ soe 6u DO stslfs; % ooo ea Dc 9 as ;n afss;
Ct $ss; gs bs 9. % M .5 81 ths T,E1ss q 1
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CWHH~heCeiVeu to-aaJt eH..tt ~ saippeIs -
S 1n; nHotntons ssS ;iec a6o1s HI
co.a ss i Z s. | &
Il + q ss st . s5o s. 70 II ss 4 u: i:
e a. e dc 4 6a 81 i ID Il
scted fn1n = salsi ~ H. eo pn 90 = H "a saoat
ADfN-kHt w ~ nv = - y
bn NO Kiyef ~ *lI.1 anoe. As,esS A. ~ - - q ~
sneat; e1 90 9 Z an6es' e. ~ ~ 90 ~ - Se;o
s1oas 1su g4 y aS ~ ~ tns,st rsostn1 Wat ana
ea aSt *4sa0 ~ :, for Va ssf =: 9ia4af Il for
Ees EEess 'sS'' >" 'A'~ ~ 80 " -
"a ArASRerafye ed to.dxF. 9G@ bp 4h}pps4. 49If19
bu Malket advaaced s2ec per bushai stn.e ore Of
hang eptfruaY aaleA were follow. 40 y bu
o.t:9n, asG5s e s % % % e e. 4 M s q
~ o 1t ;sxc :4I0 Ia NJ Oats In asore It nc;
n At s5c. c04 bp do 74fcloa1QK quiet At 7S y.
for No 1 in ftuse. $500.
RYEReGessd on: prs f,sea y;
iChapfe e. teFday. 9elrs to-t1y: 10 b1 No Bye
In xiors 4 1iip 10 bn do 1t $1ss 1,2oo bu do ss
!! *. =
sua H nafa = q duh and noml1si. No sales:
/ HETTER-Meeeivcd to.Eay. S9T ~; shipped
19o ~: rket serve I'd At nIaa- We quoto- e,a-sr
shipping Bitter, II nrktns
Grease But! n -
GsIes to.Gay: = AI1inS 1uu4 ~. ~ r1nv:ors
| &a3th4a-NMxes @cAse @Ao 0A'A - Ps8'Ao
! 4notauo1e. Ho Q1osS' ......... ..... H.. ~
| ChtcARo = sesa.oZ Z'"*'''"s*''s'' I / q
Ezra Ilnen.
, 1864-06-23

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FREIGHT S-GaAn FRMaa!sEpatlA ~ md a9sc
70 oHCTFALo-schr 1mpex1.l and Aety!na, with Corn.
At 1os; bark VIM. Jones Ttth osa: u &C. To Pot
Corn ~ 10c. To EISGaroH-stsndAEdv veAsat, wht4t
10 k,nsaton, st 1ic. To osWxso.TWo standard YES
sells corn. via. Port Colborue, n l4c.
tAKxASp HAIL" FkNGH11-Ueetlned 1Ac-tat
trrptllesihnes Offering to take Hour to Sew York 1t
, 1864-06-23
nz. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL
Foa The PRESERVATION. BEAUTY, 9RoWrE
GEORGE F. FOSTER,
W III South WAtar street. CAicazo. III
Ship Chandler and Sail Maker,

J And Wholesale And Retail Daaissiu
ManIla~ ~Tozred and Heap RoR&
CANVAS, ANcHoRs. cnAlSs- n1.ocKs,
r~+.~ n.,, snA 8ass coYds, rents %Avainx1> WsEoa
CoTeH, Ozf~r faz. Pitch. xe1sias. PsA@. 1hs. 4e-
Old csa,as md Hal.t1as nasaiass sr Nasss-
- FLAGS
~ xyxey DESCRIPTION. 1tEE,1y
DOSES PRE- s ERWIN 6
II. xrRAWBuRRT-fAiss u = "a = et!sNnesEy ee
Jee5 sopeox Qsahty - esIFy s1sseaiA a IT, Aesy.9sr; .s;
9s@ssfT .Itis very great hea.eE nuis yer5 n'sas
sHa ma LOOT 6rse mar aays AaA - ssae3i q
}9Hn 9a TnF rrsse1inx Sasee = NJ txo0oaa n nan!AS
MAJ 1ks1 ~ picisd ~ the 9inss. md af coma
u h preserved Wneae wsshe0& pazrA-
y 1soS.e (na sF hxEts6a.
ta.nTa Of h. t1uis ea9 b. tss9 g Lakq 9ESse 81
~ seea stoxss q aeokef Joass ana a. 4 aoysy.
1ns56 e sadiesa H. ROSE. fess &c % BaK s73.
CnieA1o. tAs
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E.
French Calf. Is
Erer rhCaifr+ 4

4.
Slaughter, Bo!o....52a St french Cali. IS
aa:nses, ~: &ss % -. es1;.r;.;;f 'a'aasG
ua.-..... s1.SHt 20 mot1es = doz- :,
Eic, No heavy 1@ 93 .cn... ....--s..:. 53o1Gao.N
Calf, Extra. -. 1E1<22ho French CALI La-
FHeEca ZIP, LIT mo.leA Sa.
cnc1ce...:--.:: tu&.A9 c1nda+ = uoz-Isn&s4M
sa.....::-::,,~2 % @ 'oVsna Roaa5. = aoz..ii!sS5is&
Da q sbaG.'at : =. :.
Nav KEs-Marketra rather quet, and Ism
At p1e2ent quots.,ons. We quot3
~ o0A2t A11rs!lA Eope.:...9 @4c
Pitch .,....... 10 oCH12.o9} Hemp.- ....:4 833c
Rss1n,E 2sssa ,aY ,aYs le;a XstS naa;9a nsmq 2 3 2
6ekfRGs' 6ekRpns s.:sa IL s.fitne. ..:a..s::. asssso
CARHnN UlL-TLere is no decline in tha ann-
sual firuntsi n d Activity which have charactcE~
ixen this malket sserers days Dast- Eecstp.s con-
tpue sht. with hut ns'la prospect Of any great n-
{nE for hsh rAt e.. TH QAo.e:
WQts4 Oh, llD 70 144 use
8-4V III Gs9G
snre today y:-si0 hrls Andra9s, Clarke i Co.. aud
Alrzat der sctcAed & Co best While Oil st - cts
III niLs-IIssxxn OIL In fsiE demand and nnn 1t
Il St it !or No. l. thare being itrl- In &hs
, 1864-06-23

= TE1TUEt-MaTkct moderately a1tt1e sud IN
Ian Eupply. Eals Skim and Soe Leattf,r are still
very I'm Eisn fss1onE s upT.s9 tsndersT; ia sEspsn
ordinary conc1.ion Of the Geld narket.lWs Quote:
HENLoCX.
Harness.. 916o slaughter, eola.. 4oeas9c
Line, .7c Bnenoa AyrSs. IT, ia &c &c
Zip, ......l-&L36 Or1noeo sole :.-.. SIC
Salt. .....i-soa1G o. Orlnocn good dAE- -
Troe- 2 ,e6a a2Sc aEed............. .G3oSSn