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, 1864-06-26
RxCuARDBoN AMONG TIE RIOT.


1t will be remembered that, Just prior to
the breaking ont Of the New York July riots
of last eummer, and, as orc Of the most al
fective agencies In producing them,
I" Peace" 1nass meetlag WIS held at the
Cooper Institute, which was addressed ty
Andrews the r1oter. now undergoing bis sen
tence, by Chauucey burr, who Was even
more conspicuous in lsading the riots than
Andrews, by Edmon DlankmBn, the general
council for the rioters, and By Fernando
Wood, generally believed to hare been the
msin spring and moslng spirit Of the whole
outbreak It vas supposed by some that
this peace meeting accomplished Its whole
object in bringing about the subsequent
riots, but 1t appsare that it laid the egg, In
The form OF 1u executive State comuittec,
then and there appointed, out Of which are
to be hatched further *'Peace'' mass meet
tpgp, md further Copperhead riota The
time Is as appropriate as before. The loesl
militia ill are, or soon will be, at the front
Is before. It is therefore seemingly safe to
etir mp riot a drift for men will soon be
ordered as before, This will supply the lncen-
tire to riot Tallandigham has returned 70
klndlc the fire in Ohio-as before.
So the State Committee of the July riota
OF 1865 has assembled at the 1stor Honae,
and held 4 consultation 1cith desrs doors, ..us
uanlfeetinE the frs. indication Of conscious
guilt-secresy. Fernando Wood, geaius ot
the riots, called the meeting to order;
Chauncey Burr, the Faset. .fE of the riots, ni-
dressed it. Thtsetro uen 4re wid -ly kuowe,
having been advertised By their iofamy. NJ
ether pefson- was present whose nasae We
, 1864-06-26

1ofSl.. 6971
There has os utsla ehan1e 70 note II Ills market
during the past weak The inactivity and deprss-
ton which havs characterized tbs Eastern narket1
fur the past fartoEht not hAvfnK attntahed hut t1
creaka6, has produced eorTeFcadinx feeling hare;
70 Ae Ordinary buJrrs for the Easses1 markess
hAss been dslsx ntte eF 10 thiag. With fAls "a
naana for army cattle. Of which the ply has m1io
II consis:ed. there has been no further decline In
rxices. excepting cenmou csttle, 1ox which there
isIo demand. On thess grades no note decline OF
S1ADc lIoa fa4x Sssnr&sy's 2a0tauons~ Tie fo!loE~
trg arc the quotations Of tse marke4 this evening:
oIoaI18 fA1csa.
Primo u extra khlpriak K7sdea..
Inn e1tert and coR7se oxtn 95o5f5s
SATURDAY Ev1kr1a. Juns E--Tbe week nov
closed has tefn at the qu&etaatwa &AKa had t1r
sons months paas- TA1 va1o4s elsasa Of buyess
hass been rt ussd. thEs causing TIE ahanto Of thA1
competition which drcysfs as*Ass appreciate, mas
ueh Il contributes - LARGELY to the maintenance
# high pE1eaa specut1ozs, esp eclal},, hare bcta
ort Of tho raaEkst altogether. and the purchases
1cads by Of our principal ah!1s9ts to tas Ra4s
e1n markeaA haTe been almost exclusively fox ths
srpplJ OF Eoya<tnent coairAeks- tTao oaly den And
worth natiein{ has been tor army rattle. On which
atosrpt mcse than tAreefonztas Of the entrA sales
OF The week h4vo bean made. Tne tcceipxsi In pout
Of quality, .havn hesn' belo~ the average,
bet this may bo aeeorntfd for hona she fact
II II btotrzr Ind t1sTers 1ArIE1y eadeAvor1nx
10 keep back ex,,x ;1sees- from tao MARKET. undez
TIE Impression tsn: prices Will FesoTer. and probably
ers hing reach ths old axuFrs. Wltaous e1pEestns
an opfrtoR On the probabilities lnprobahli1nea e
this being tho we &r sAJ thar present appear
xpcei xse nc st unfArorab1a Eorthis recurrence,
1ooe tn TO CONF shs h'Eh md eA7shl aut psica
when tavs bees rsid ttfa spsins Tor Be=f c.tsla
Tns supply OF oxen and thin st.tra las oee1
uppsuslls IN get with tentnt eveu 1t r-7nti1os
or s.a.ec ron >ast SatusdsyH pricrs. We % efsts
x~{ee taaas mpoaiay Of tazmez1 sondiax sasa afool
, 1864-06-26

SArCRDAT ITxxIHG, 1nns .. l5.{-
e+vssEaEs-7%9tss --~..sa ~.FAe~ rf ~os1vtsf -
tts market, the demand being eoRslsershly In al.
vAnse OF the supply, prices rule much nrner. and
On really prime iasaosr dali, .crAAs.'x. TAs re-
cetp4a of ca1xeex TO-DAY have bA.H mAdArAts- hat
s.la. s>~eduy eTacted At oufslfe qs3tAt1 .ns-
BHINGLEs-In.mAlI tuen,y, with very hct1Ya
dsnAnd. On zawe2 aaiaE!ts wa nosa geftAes IL
raAte OF sc. .....
LATIN In fair demand and to1srably Urn at pref
ens qrotatltns.
: CAH4o 2AL11 TO-DAY.
Carxo tchr Lunberer, fsr m Grand FtTef. ss1t ty
Itth Fullsr, e 80 feat mixed r1fsad ianber as'ips
ut $Ses balance At sdse: wood lhth 1t 3ses: eArKs
schf Eyeline, from Spadlsg's n lll, lenouin&e. sold
h Losu1s no ~ feet irmbsr Ill strl.s, Ut 1No:
esrgo schr Emms, ffoa Truxsdells kiu. Muas egon.
ss feet Lumbar, artps. It So ~ cargo schf Ltz.
zIe rhrjcp from Truesd',ls Mn, Nusktgon, 1eoos
tlet number. strtps; 1t t'at; cargo schr Telegraph
f.om Truts@elTs Mil. ArsEsEon. *otos feet lumber,
i s1tr-, 1t &ao.Ds; 1s5.toe pea 1ath. At A.eo !;
cargo scAr Elnirs, fsam Whtts Lake. sold By
B. Hayward, 4, ,pCo feet common rzfted 1ambs., X
s&rtpe. 1t 2l7sr 600 saved khinxts. II, At $sta
cargo sclr Hubbard. from Nustexon. sold BY Mason
J11yts ~ best lumber, sttsps. as e1.o: cargo
schr Warren, from + hira Lake, deck Iesd hewta
timber. At sl..tc; cargo scnr Lowell, frem Cedar
Rysz,sela By mood, to arfivo 10 feat lumber, 4
h1rtn3. ht 81 o.,
, 1864-06-26

N. T. Ts.hune Money Article Of WedassdsJ.1
Gold II aold this morning under tbs new lay.
ard dea]ert WIS would eseape tbs penalties 81 1nA
act mns. remember that nothing wE,scrs: sAh %
Eant nsies. TAspztee opened It 1aa:taN and at
ocon rleted It 800. In the at'ssnoon- under
fnI1 produced By .pa,tlea wanting csaa gold fe
Tor considerable amoHu.s. In sorae cases s5ssp
b.osets ont Of Wall street sold thn public gold u
hIkh n 26, IN petty sums. The furry VS. , 9ooa
deal assisted b broker. running Anaat the stteef
eno5p!nE for gold. aud prrteuei-e Great eafnesa.
ntet 70 b1e wkereser = seliex SEEMED SttEstAtt
10 rel: 1nd9fnE hnm tho effects q the 45ans
, 1864-06-26

FxR1er4-The EnAfkEt 10 unsettled h0d p14eE4 are
1oN e. TIE q. EsEeurnta to liverpool ara z paa h1
wheat a. II ships b&x.; n:a'fs. y eoo ha wueat
i "a = tuos lard ma talto~: .ssEt7l a 10 as.s
gxv: is tras clL~er ssso- - q. 10 Alsxesp: lf1
ic4 l1rd ou private te:1ns To Havre IL psE3 fA-d,
M II Bofcraux; RI hhsl8 :Al,sw on private ses1na-
Al ItHan brig eSAttkxeu 10 Lao H1l1ol EAanne4,
Nth I3.tpN hD NhEAS. = g..
, 1864-06-26
Hew York DIV Gso&s MARKET:


,etas and nr{c.t haTs navAnesd y per scntl
{he ls,t tss tAy1. hs exei!s nsnt =
s:ocf sf Fssas Is ysz1 likhs u III nanM h& Eli
Ia sArAs sta v III EMS ter m!do!h9S: rci.ss9
zrnnebly ID M 1T kxfo5e what - wits gu.nAsS
IA rfn1 nj qer1nk fsf prtn6 u yesy
al 1xIsA u Ett4.ly satsE. May e4tosss ~ -
apd = nc elysrs vthholslAf saah :.tsr
ss,lts .eares isi.1s1 szs: ~ eaf:
sEFs stis. q saa st .sry LIZ
saS tis suos.oas Of tAs ssY caaast he rete4 On .
tnsss ii tts 1Sy .fol1ow1EE. e!nfnane re ~!
,stasc4. nsa.1st sNapea-sad ttefs aro s!eo hxasss
A1d 39lt qn1sfly Wa9e1 goods Ars stA4tF II pflest
,v1lh RfEht upward isndssoJ. Dea1Anle stJist y
fa1cf sst4ttneFes ara Actly&. Tho 5ro!netlnn ~
Tpck increased nnd.r ths tneFs tAr6 q fofe!fn
Kssaa. fo1s !an atylea ara sE1lnz. peA1Ass - 1aA
suea xsod1. and .hie H. as4os.saeat T. naaEof ~
are ysetlse, Ut l.rk. 7anec. Nor" Alte
In kstanets, Il iap1tvra prices. Dps.kins se'y
active; blseks Ars scAfso and Aueh wank&. All
wool afa active. st E!sitE pr.ea BsaF-
sss Hrt nueh h1xhrr and tcExs. Rlua aad kEay tsn-
nels are IN br1A. activity. Tbs garfes for roat4h
aaa.lshna asraay epssed !or tall kssass;, lssdsid
for higher prlcsa- In foreign goods much anllaess
prevails Ut in descriptions taess IL consider.
bic scttvity-such ~ .tAosa INK ksods AapAeAe. Co
burtF Itaan tlotAa, French da!Asncs. srd NeFizos.
Kib o. ana lcact1fe. Tbs AucHen 6aIc1 ara limited
10 fancy koods, for which the snaean Il oEer. but
which Afe s-,3 + hold ore1, n shsy cannot b. r.
p1iss1 oosn9 es .Ss d, net
ali The exdi st,1*s Of dontss.e dsy goods so11 In
n FrFk a
, 1864-06-26
NJ AR IN e LIST.
RORE OF CHICAGO

R1VALs-.............,.Juas 3.
Ehnr E1 NJ 9afsa Ks,,h a.i;ezas r. e snna..ss
Prop p: Der. Heps,ni s. Joseph IA I ues.
Prop Al!:ah4ny poypsan. sarn,.. atu n lumber from
f5ee Roy1 s.ios ths seadFf'
Big bebsssogol, Hsnsea. Ma.ks< 81 IN 1u~hsr.
6car tl,zie Taroop, sconeld. Aua1.E1a. S n Jazz
eehr Hero Lorttt. soQth Haven IS c1s nark, 70 chs
eahr Es!see Greeley, Hanson, K.1smazso, s. cords
sehr 9etss.s. Johnsoa. cens.r.trle, IL eds uood.
fehr naxa. ns;n. F,utnnessvi!lr. es cd xeol-
isseS5 g. Il sds sooa
sss' Fs sa HSsa e a.
schr s. Lsx5ssee. rh.rkaua. Point Sable, IS corda
fchr sEaIT,: gnl5son. Por. Sheldon. Is n lumber.
s'it; Ss:s s s.: ~o
sF IT,: ID 81 aSss
sehr Eelirse. Sander, puralo, % N luuber hon
a&hr rione a. ri oupson. he and, u eds woo1-
s3sF s5 h51 = Bn 5s:sch y
sss S;:s s;s ss &.
echr th.s.otts, Hilu.mson. Ceuscrrlle, - eds
kehr sf,s1s co.t.In. Kslsnssoo. 80 n 1nmner.
Der. - N Nfnper$'
seLr ADDS, Coates. KALAMAZOO. 81 IN lutnh-'. sc>s
sehr Fs1bser. cu1lotta. certsr1t11e. & cd. wood.
2shx Psrsta, RaEH. N1tkagon. 70 n lunber. - II
eear Hs41, Hrsehe,, Port saoldou, u cts wo9d-
schr Blue Boil DukeE, Ha, Dusoluttr secds wooo.
ses. 1saa af 3e;sgs. n. s ~, n 1s@esr sse
sssv is!spt i. ssSin. Kaiaaszoo. 20 n 1asaaer.
scox Esioa. %s,.n g; Jo.e2s 4 q. xoed ..,1,
bark IS cords vol. q.
ecox Aiair1, Lozry, Whits Lake. @ N lumber. -
sc.vEc Butts, Buef1ey. Port Ulo, 81 e,rd. wood
Eeow Pianet Jaaes. Aaskekous 90 q lurnoe1. 10 n
1std.
| CLEARED. .-..-.......JunsH II
snnr Nsy Queen, Ksish, Txo Rsyest, xundztea-
Prop Neptune, Gibson, Buffalo. H. ho corn an3
Prep ne s:s1e. Atkins, Buffalo, =; $40 nn com aa
| Prop 4 esf. MeG1ath, Montreal. 1901 bn wheat
Ex1I C&rop1s- Lloyd, Bn ra1D, IL bn wheat.
Ethf Live Qat, ool1 otfh. Hsle1N f1A1bor, light
Eehr A14b4n H. Foley, Hun1l >. ts.3ta hu t11u-
Fehr Dick somsrx. Alderman, Dn1Alo, II zoo bn corn
ethr Leader. CsAner. Green Bay.
| sehr Wn u Dewitt, He<.n- -BAv Settlement.
kehr Pc1xttn, co~lsy. uswexo: I! 100 on corr.
&C. WMF Alen. E.ys1sn3. buffalo. !! 20 bn eosn-
EcnH Ell BAten- DAVGooA Bu1ato. % +se pa ensn~
I echr n " Asn1lf. 3obnson. Bu1A1o. @oAM ou s.sa-
1chr NsditerrsEe1nx A1r.ey. Buffalo, Il Ao % estz"
| Eths Arha Crafc EN1Ft, EQnonfC. 17ee9Q b0 GULL
, 1864-06-26

It waa finally decided that Immediate steps
ehonld be taken to get up demonstrations In
different localities, for the purpose OF show
ing the Chicago Convention that the Demo
cratic party and the people Ters really: TOR
to1aectlcut, announced that the Dsnocfatiu
party Of Connecticut would not support atT'
Other but pesce candidate on peace plat-<-
forx,, and that he was authorized BY Thomaa
seJmonr, Of that State, to make that state.
-msat At t6ls meeting. - .h.+.. -,..o ,,,.,,,~
!. of the peace party and to adopt = platform,
and, II thought I'd 7lsab1e, send comnittes
Of ona from sach Congressional district OF
this State, not to ask Admlaaton into tho
Convention, but to prevail upon the dele
gates to adopt their platform Nothing WAS
said about their preferences 81 70 c:hdtdatea
Some Of them outside unhesttat1ns'y de-
clared that they prete1red Fzemont to Nc
A finance committee was formed of strong
financial men from Wall aud Wtll1a1n streets,
| most Of whom were, on Invitation, present,
to ratse the, money to pay the EXPENSES In.
Cured at the mass meeting. a commGtce
was appointed on printing, smother on
get Yallsndlgham to speak # poasible: Tha
nass meeting IL TO be called BY Judge onder'
donk.
a committee of seven was also appointed
to fc1eet one msn from each Congregational
district 10 60 to Chicago and present Fesoln
tions to the maes meeting for their approval
provided That it shall be Doomed oasisaose
Dinnfny, Of Stenben; ]. R Brewer, Sherman
and Lucins Wright, Of this city; van Allen
Of Schuyler, and two others, whose nAme'
we did not learn.
, 1864-06-26

TFre=n the Valparaiso Republic 1d.1
The wool sf4ee u beginning to btcoaoA excited 4nd
cur bu. en- AksiYe IN their operations. Fftots
natn II ets 70 q ctA ana occasionally sorne
poor lo's sp out Of spite to OF q censa-1
- IS cents haa been paid.
, 1864-06-26

SATURDAY Ey18IHe. JxAs Is, 1854
Tbs receipts aua shire dsIiaa tbs pAlt u ho&zs
Hncxif92 A4D sH1YxHHxs Tcx 1Hz ray1 II xouH1.
, 1864-06-26

: eHEEs-Ibe receipts drrlnx the past netk bars
bee rather large. The market has, however, pscn
duh aud depse.aed there being Little demand for zny
e7td.s OF Sheep. Prices hava consequently further
des1red ,Bct33l "a op 1aAt Eatusoay'a Quotatlons.
Tho entered GALES to-day to III head. A prices
ranslnE from x3Sz4Gst9R IeGB,
, 1864-06-26
rTA1NED ANDtCUT GLASS.

wesh, l9 harvard P1nea, Beston, Hass.
rv.rT ct-sY.cuen Of GrnAneutA Wlndo~t 10
setes, Private Rta!dgne~s Eotes, Ac u 3t4ina
t@&&1&1N4 80. '4AAt1A II r3Al-
, 1864-06-26

TctA1. .Aosae
With large receipts the market hAt been UNUSUALLY
e1elted throughout the week. and onprseedeatedy
hiEh prtcts hsvo heen paid. We nota Al &dTahce On
1ass sAsnrda Of fsc4 11.ao no 11.HisA
the demand lal Ger than sns supply:
The following arr sse closing quotations Of tho
market this evening, and compared with 1att weeks
=, ~ d QLoa1a0 -FA1Gs8- -
: :; -.. = This Weak. Lsst Week !
F:l1ns TO extra quAuues.. s.n9s1 G53@S3a
SsS%a, Hsa,n,a e q p;%SS 3 SSs1ss ;;siis
SA1U1DAT kvaaEE6. June 9s.-1n direct coatr4st
10 the deprs.lcu aud autstneaa Of tbs Beef Cattle
astet the week lust closed has been one Of shsmost
active had th1s ysar, aud hlxhsr preca hsvo
heen paid than hare ever been given IN this Market
For tie suppiy. OF ths Esa1ern msFkcts our utmost
1cscurces aee II prtsent to be Inadequate - that
aslAree an amount Of busln 10 now done IL few
bours 10 he early part Of the DAT ~ would orotna
rty occupy the Uhots daT. o. she lero!pss during
the past week, the Erester patr bf f4x consisted Of
welftd ccra hugs. ju1t Of Inst description for whlch
4her has bt en- ,ht ost 4lshnuxh 1def
The taeDce Of ,he extreme activity OF tho usrkst.
aualtty Is not c1osey studied ~ during orttHAr5
durog the week, has been all in ona dirt elton: Oh
TuesosJ prices advanced 1s0esc, Oh Wednesday .
further sun RI s5e, and On Thursday. although tho
besncuptter In ,lhe yatds stood aon eNhsra BETWEEN
1ss aua 10 degrees Of b. fufther advance of1c
Vas aee. Teste.a day. ana to-day shese has bean eas
an ent but no dtcllns the extreme tsmntss Of
the nirEet Thete were in tho 5ards this morning.
izclad, tbs dsily receipts, Abont 2ets hoss Thssa
have al haen soa, tho entered aA1es anoaR1nE 10
1877 head. At G chiefly At oss.oo a 100 B.
I
, 1864-06-26

Tr1 Co17ox H4SrrAeTuK*-:.h.# #ooasocEst
factnsr n are d!te oarAs R.a. a5ala 1n,.rs Of
rntnt IN st2l v1ltsEs aLd vrtn: ctut4npt4kA ttnp
ping .seir wosks saaa. a.o.s ths pEles Of sha ssw
9R{eK1A] Ttf&&t&. -. =
, 1864-06-26

s4rr1n.1 rv1sius. 1nD. +. l:s4.
1osef. Is! eassien1nis ro-dss seIs:ro bu11.1o ~
EA.ts, y iii corn, II Sc. To Ao1T11A1-Prop West,
s s s r s:1s ,.r, s
xs :. :, & Is 81 and
f1oE1 = sos1os ND si1se....
Prn.is,oas 70 Ns1 York, l4ks sad fsn,'1
ss5s.,:s.s tsX:3:;n i's 49,: -
FS;1 F5s., !: i 4s9,;ssl +s9,,,s i. Il
f':sS F:sS K e sSa sss.'s =; ii "a:
~. q :. G.pe4s S.1r.,s1 fo,,o.tn,
rosa asaaa1 1as:s: t@'i's'' ''.os'at No 20 tstl-
r.r.~ vo,r .n rail- foa1ts Giats. KG.s
= D0':e'' :; ts e: "a s9s Z. {.
r + pn9St..aa, naz, a a -
+ + ssa1s.' ssss1e. i! Il 81 IS
r., o.,,; ssil ,ed Lakt az1e...........ass!k " ~
4 4 ::: Il
n y xsr 10 diY s; S@'s: .h,p,:S
Il & 4: t r. 81
"Essf:."o srs1So ~. sxra1s-.es o:5. Lseoa
r.; ~ sa IS
ss*..t.sgeE psl,.ts tenn as ~: :sss s1
stu. ,,....,. ,.ns -.
g. hu.a.l. hs.ess s In 1aM s.s y siEsr .a, sales T.
g. e9 ~ sp!ans y ZOE as Sl.s5:
3,H,iifsE " .,ofe. s:Rs: s;!ie sa e = ne:
O. q, T. u; q. Gn Do t'a $: co',, $50
- s;Fs ss15s s1 II y;
si;;o,;Nn i 3 r.s.,.:a .ssa ,o,.v ~ ,s~ nn.
dA,. - - hu. gsrket opened AetiVe and baoyaat
se:ja ena eIosea 5uS ssiss Ia.ds1 ~ s
sS1 s. = q = sly;
sesn &c - E'en IN en % r si:ssS: SAose
i5'He pn 90 ~ y ',nn ;os =, naeasls g
Il su ID d. =. sle;s j. s.. ~ 1:a q sSe
H * Il " RI IN II ~ = ~ a'o.1 -
H. ! Tin .;S - ~, 4 =
~ AZ ~ sn:st' :exo bu df, ~ ~ t1nss.
y :; T. Phi; ss:; H. s
eloae rss guilt st sl55 'or No os'oee.
b. N.iE. aSiiss > nd sassn:td is!xs pef 6asaei.
s.ef tS-tt, ..!s:-Se . b hoi Or. u ttosn ,.
~do Il tac Is 500 mol o4t aaoAt atssc s,o ba do
sc9 n 40 a. ,ss ;eso b9 ~ q, II bn CA9hi
sse.t-the a.aekst eiosisE :se.d1 ss :sse tor ao i
o9,, y sire: ,:r .,., ,.x.4 ,.
ne'n ssssd.ea na.. a..ke NEGLECTED.
/; :.:|! i t@4d'.asss I'd nominal =: ''A'>
s::1' :s: .'a7' w.
ihnp,ds eaa n.ss T. la .un' 1855
a.*,.s sueeE: s!@2!s
si.,.. ::, e: i q fair Butte.
LEA AAE-nom.aa a. - : x:.e19s;t5 PET onsati..
nra i r:s.ss aao;.!iea.: 1lte ssoaE. 1o1.1d sa:
derry We qno's Bn1isps 2 5arf at ae35'e. We
Sos!tSr A. stto
, 1864-06-26

and Lucins Wright, Of this cttyi Van Allen,
Of Schuyler, and two others, whose nAmes
We did not learn.
An Instsucttve Oorrespondenca--Th
Fremont Movement in Wssfcfn VIZ
elnia~ 49,. ~
We copy the. following juicy correspond
ence from tie Wheeling va 1''te7'"<''e*r, Of
Saturday: ''' x =, - !.
WHEELING, ". Va, Juno Il; 1864
~ To the Kdltoru Of the In,ellssencer:
- eseless you fsr pqetcaton efH'sespond pGt.
- rich e1pote Of sone ofthe movemeata to ere.
ATE Fremont furora secondly, - 6t reply ftoE'
m ofhctr Of the Government. Who han nsen e9stc1-
led 10 cooperate In the sWtDdIe. L. D.
BA1r1nonx, Md, june IL, 1sel ,
Major .. u. NrPhAN, q. 9. H.:
~ DEAR su II want you to eend me ths names
oftwo or three or mora or lhs prominent Fremont
sD In s1 4 u hs
Committee ofthe Radical Democracy for Mary
land, Delaware, and West VirRlaia, md W.ns to.
| suo fervr me ii you can In the matter:
tsets 70 ?tss nsa S.7s
% "Tse Blair men arc arranging to get thc1rr'
ti.Blairites, AID VIII 60 beiore the people On the
| %opniaz1ty of Montgomery Blair, - anybody
cared An,t thing about him. hope th1s may divide
-: Honest Eeoqle my then come By shssr
| HWe rhsu ergariza 1t once in this stste. Ut
least 70 tsr as anybody wnl go With Us. bold :
state Convention, and get our eleetoi ~ tickets
! out The whole Of the 1oyal States viii be thor
ough'y orgcnlzed On The oss.. o1 or prinslples: .
sn b aRs
His tiss sloue Wili prevent that. Andrew John
son i hesides Shareholder, ,,.
"The Democratic party t. spltt 10 twa!a tos. ::
viii N 4kG NO nominations at Chscago, hut will
rally PERSONAL! all other alsconten1s around Fro
mott, ri ho viii neve1 yield his distinct o1ganiza-
ton
IL fit to 70 On The Na.ipnaa Committee. Let mt
he'll hon so'" fa'' w. !SS.S d. ss.7u.sn
,-
WHEELING, ". v, Jnno 10, 1854
NV, G. snethen, E.q., Baltimore, Nd:
unx.n SIM. An In receipt OF vour letter a
~. i'm in stAnt and In rsnlY haya to eav thai
rince the adionrnment OF tie Cleveland Conyen
tim lave por seen nor heard Of p77e Frupon
| s,u sS arh.srn r,r in Ts.t ViYoan},
ian Trenant hae song Wsrm frisnds IN thi,
c,.,s ar5 nnnr r-rY.r n orc than dn tkes. hfe n,e
sent polItcsl ssstus and Z, su1prited thai N,
th-s has heen nis1ed oH On hIrl and them. b. nj
p.rtiss I Is Henry :Wislsf i5aTts j Company.
neeet se sat2 noysmsIt IN he nteressa Of
nj M M IN iii Of tSst s. nef. Ds1is aud hs Fsu
si,rsdae poi!it iana i ia Out oi conereas. h.7
e. sta. Is .s ~ IA eSs
15u ~ os ~ ldr,iu;afrst7ar jn ~" han
n ta apaItas1auE tse AeMin.s9aH4a' ~ ele uop
) t6at tnle. toeet1sr Man wnst M.ea. og noae
Csoc TouM e g. T,..nn u, aa ,onnea or
and at.r n'sn lDaSas, vice PRESIDENT iof example
! elevated.
PREF uMe 10 nonett m1n WI !es NOME.
: Doubt sna1 oaNs ana MS Sans p.oAssa 10, tne 81
E structien q lineoHn nntNNsiAaalne taeif no
pref !fienaehlp LOT ela me tneii nossnIy
fttEost, nns thesc 1ee teeY Mnom ne Aomlol
ttst1on toek into iasos IN AaF1land 10 the sfcl'
slep q Ns tsue 11enae.
u - ~ oe0 wv "tt1 I1sI - ptea!~tea
, 1864-06-26

Iff1m The GFanz Rapldt1 IAIca.J E4gle, z3a-l =.
besaor tban u my osh.f paes !u tha e.ase; 70 ~
ir~tt wr arr Informed By Al Eastsrn
has y,eteo the abinx 4ec1ton1 IN th9 atAtt.
Ths purchases nads thus I'll In city, ara fot
, 1864-06-26
CHICAGO CATTLE MAkKEE.
For tbs Week Endlnx Jnnc IS, 1861.

sArrrp.Y Eynsrko. June n. 1884.
The fsttipts OF Beef fCatt}c AID Live HoSs 1t h.
1ons ysros IL the city during the wee1 ending today,
compare ~ follows with the p.e7iors ~o1ly 1eee3p8
, 1864-06-26

HB n HANUFX.tEVN&NFE --r.~0
Aa46TInG 1ND FANCY @ASAE1Ss
cnf!sres,s C.rYiaa u, s1ad1ea ana CoAlfs. Hasxet
~ 81 Wess Raudolea III s~t. ". Al oso@A
nrorStis attended 70. heBsh1 ue41l1 e1Scase1- -
~.
, 1864-06-26

aer 0%tr sS-s- -. rsTrofv sfi very 1in1toA
an, i trics. NJ rre1!ons euotstions uf1a: ana "a.
ehatzsd. T1oEr.1. f-ts reeesps. M = ~
Sr4,1s.fas1 a1n unehsnret. IossIas.fa 1Ltns
Az, II e. III at51aIs ss16c 0atat. Picked IN fas
, 1864-06-26

(: THs total receipts sfHoes during tho weak sndug
so-asy, according to the a.ity resurns posted oa
Change, auponnr 10 .Ios SIS This ts.1sB hssd
mo1s than 1te receipts af 1ast week. and siA hsA3
Inots than ere received tuKtax thn corresponding
week Of aas. Ihs daily receipts ht l&s yA1ious
yaId1 compare IL follows: f''-
, 1864-06-26

The AeFHfie Monthly for July is already at
hand, and begins the fourteenth volume. Its
contents are Is follows:
The Ri,e's Story, by the author Of 'ssLifo
in The lion Mills Paltngeuesls. b. Henry w.
Long fellow; Glosyinc In the Goad, by Gatl
uanilton; Eaadi. By Ralph Waldo Emerson !;
The 2eturn Of the Birds, by William Ca!len
Brya=.; 1ct-wcather. Work, By Dom u G..
Mitchell; MEXICO, By 6. Re5 no1ds; The Rim,
PGst III, .concluslon, By Harriet E. Prescott;
Watching; On Horseback Into Oregon, By
Si Ia1 ns ] heesd pss Rs'f LIN: IL ARss sp
by Ba17iet B"ecber Stowe; Hawthorne. BY
Oliver Wendell Holmes; 4 Scene from the
Deliver Romance, by Nathaniel Ha rthorne;
In N. 1nory, Of J. ". and R. ", by Oliver
Wetd dell Holmes; Currency, bY George s.
larg; Acstrbecr, by Francis Williams: The
Na, Campaign in Virginia, BY" Ckrlaton;' -
Reviews and Literary Noticez-" :, :: :.
, 1864-06-26

BEEF CATTLE.
The totx1 Tetelptt the various yRrts In tbs city
turtae TIE etk tnstcx to.daJ. according 10 shs
ca,lJ retur7s posted on Change auount tn s.ss1
head. 1t1 ID II head oors than were received last
week. aad te6 head less than tho receipea OF the
corresponding week Of last year.
1he dasy receipts 1t III r2r1ous 5ards eoa1s.e ~
, 1864-06-26

An attempt WAS made on Wednesday
last 10 launch th . ocean monitor Puritan at
New York, hut .he stuck to the ways aad
the attempt filled. Another effort will be
made. rs soon Is proper machinery can bo
perfectel. !,