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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-10-13
Ho FOR DnrE!-Mrs. Johnathan Hay

Ho FOR DIxIE!-Mrs. Johnathan Hay
mond daughter and niece passed through
this place, en- route for 'Dixie'S happy
land" on Wednesday,. We are infor-
med that they desired to pass beyond our
lines sometime since, but the mililory
authorities, for some cause OF other,
refused. They have oeen permitted TO
go, and we trust never TO return. We
have had enough Of the HRymonds, and
as Gen Sheridan now commands this
department, we lave reason to believe
that rebels will not be permitted to 90
and come al pleasure. HNymonds--tha.
once very proud and would be ariStocrat.
ic people are almost gone--gone to
"live or die IN Dixie" and we care but
little which, They have always been
curse TO West virginia, There are ma.
ny others yet in Weu Virginia. that do
not bear the Hnymoni name-sye, even
in Grafton, whom we could spare With
equal good grace. Some of them are
even in the Government employ depend.
ing upon "Uncle Sam" for their daily
sUstenancr, with hearts and principles
averse TO his shielding and protecting
power. We say, without Hesitation.
lei them all 90 $50 Dixie's happy (?)
land Grafton journal.
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PLAIN SPEAKING. Many people who
boast of being plain and blunt are
merely coarse and boorisb. Such per.
sons are constantly inaicting wounds
which neither time nor medicine can
ever heal.
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Wheeling IntelligenCer,
Published Daily, Tri Weekly and Weekly,
Terms:

The lnlelligcnccr has the largest circulation
Of any paper il The State; its columns contain
a greater amount oipading mat,craud embrace.
regularly the proceedings Of Congress AID the
West Virginia Lcgislatu e, when in session
and all the late new and gcncrall Geographic,
dispatches up TO the hour OF going to press.
II is mailed at the above rates in time for
the early trains, and their connections TO all
parts Of West Nirgiua, and is also sold on the
cars and generally by news dealers in the
towns and villages,
It's principles are and always have been un.
conditional Unionism. 1t gives the Govern.
mcnt no half way support.
1t was the only daily paper in the State that
resisted Secession first, last aud all the time:
and thatcalled upon the people TO rally at the
polls aud in arms against it,
1t was the first paper to advocate the forma
ton Of the new State. It's labors and services
before thcpablic and before Congress in that
behalf are as familiar as "houschod words"
TO all West Nirginiaus who read
In connection with its newspaper department
the MtclIigrncer has one Of the largest and
most completely furnished job Printing Estab.
lsments west Of the mountains. II EMPLOYS
three steam presses. All sorts Of blank work
book binding-circnlar- phlet-book and
card printing, are done chGaply and expcdi.
tousy The printing for tho State Of West
Virginia Is now done at this establishment.
Blank, and blank books for the use of Sher.
ills County Recorders and County rrcusurcrs
are done at this Office in the most correct and
workmaulikG manner, cheaper than they can
be done elsewhere, For further particulars
address; CAMPBELL 4 M'DERMOT,
Juno 30lD Wheeling West Va
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EENo one seen the Wallet on his
own back. though every one carries Two
blackstone before, stuffed with the faults
o. his nrigiborS, the 9th r behind, fill
ed with his own.
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ETA woman out west, in describing
her runaway husband, says: Daniel
may be known by a scar on the nose
where | scratched him.
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EIryoiu-gory is flower which
never comes to Iru.l,
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f25~A one.leggod miller is at once
miller and hopper.
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gD"Drive your cattle on the ice if
you want cowSlips in The winter.
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Gz5' As the remorseIsss tide rolls
nearer our homes inguIGing their JOY
and suppork some may think the Union
unworthy Such price, and be willing
to accept any terms which can bring
immediate peace. But if the arguments
for the integrity Of the United States
had not been increased in number and
strength during these three years of
blood would not our pledges to the fall.
len bind us to maintain the principles
for which they sacrificed their lives.
Will not our brotr ew blood cry from
the ground at any backward step?
If the Greeks sworc by those WHO fell
at Marathon, shall not We dedicate our
selves to our country's salvation, by our
aching hearts and GesoIate hearths, by
the suffering of the manned and the dis.
eased and the graves of tho slain.
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION, rhilndcI-


HOWARD ASSOCIATION, philadel-
ii phia. A Benevolent Institution cstab.
lishcd bv special Endowment, for the Relief
Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially Tor
the Cure Of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given gratis by the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de.
scription of their condition, Gage occupation,
habits of life, &C., and in cases Of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrma,orhmo,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual , rgans, and
on the new remedies employed in the D Spcn
Sary, sen, to the afflicted in sealed letter cnyel
opcs, free of charge Two or three Stamps for
postage will be acceptable
Address DR. j. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon Howard Association, No. .
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directors.
EZRA y. UfRTWELI., President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD. Secretary,
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nk5" An elephant is a powerful ami.
nal but the smallest dog can lick him.
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- Far Rats, Nice. Ronche>, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths in FurS, Woollcns, &c,,
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Put up in 2jc, soc and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles
and FIasks, SO and S. sizes Tor HorELs, Pubic
INSTITUTIONS, sc
"Only inialible remedies known"
Gree from PoisonS."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out OF their holes to die"
" Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
u Sold byall DEUGGsTs and RETAILERS ey.
crywhcrc,
~ !!lBEwRrlll" Of all worthless limitations.
IL See that "CosrARs" name is on each Box,
Bottle, and Flask, before you buy,
" Address HENUY Il. COSTER,
" PMScwAL Drror is2 BROADWAY, n, Y,
IT. Sold by SMITH 4 MARTIN, Poiut Plea
SAINT West Va
March lO-mS-no5O,
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WARS rhE MATER Now?-Lirte
"Mac" was such an apparent favorile
end idol with our Democrats hereabouts,
that we expected them 10 go into parox
ysms Of ecstacy when he was nominated.
We anticipated that we would hear
nothius but uproarious hrzzas and see
nothing but dazzling bonfres for at least
a fortnight, But instead of this, Dem
ocratic countenonces have been djsmally
sullen-tbeir voices gravely dumb
'Nsry'' huzza gteots the air-"nary"
bonfire attracts the eye. The machine
don't seem to run. Shermen has inter.
copied it, Atlanta troubles them! Poor
sick man, Democracy, what ajls you?-
We pray you revive! Let's have do
monstaljoo. - IEayncsJWg Republican.
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EY'Now that tho cords are tightening
around the rebellion and II is beginning
to "tolter to its fall. "a hue and cry ia
raised by its sympothizers for Peace and
Armistice. Any one with particle Of
mental penetration can see that this is
intended as diversion to ease the grip
on the throat of the criminal and give il
time to regain its strength and rise 10
its feet 0gin, This shrek for Armisticc
now is treachery hundred fold more
damDable than open treason itslf. 1t is
clamor without 4 show of reason sug,
ges,ed by the cmmissaries Of JEFF Davis
and is echoed By his mininns through.
out the land 1t is downright rebel
strategy TO relieve rebcdom from the
death gip aud to enable it to get an
advantage by which it may yet triumph.
, 1864-04-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
TIE MONEY MARKET.


. ---.... sATCKpAI EvUrHa. April 9. 1ses.
Tho eek, IN srite Of tie abomiua0fe weather, hts
hten n sntyc one-ahe lsree appreciation OF prices
stnnlst,nc trsnsactloas and makinx the demand for
ncuey heavy and press1hg. There seemed no Aoate-
ueut uo to tho very cosc. Operators were apparent
~ dtnnsed ia me- atl tho money banker. roud vrant
y osp1seo ~ ~ ~ - .,ssonnt ~. 1s.d.., aN. ~
2 cent. =
/. New york exchange IS very nrrn md the demand
active Ihe buying raase SSA. ano pet*eea
bankers ~ high = cents nave oeea p1lu the sell
trr ranre ia ga x-ths lowc1 1Sure only By few Of
trs h..cS.r honeas ~ r.s.ouer1, :, :
~ ~. -.t.. itss~s,t :, Wall street te1erranh.d tn
loS n .of go.a ~ r,.rr strset vsss ~ ro,iors
10 M. IA: 1rso l@x; il, III; ll:s 16sx: Il
=, ,rr.. 7oeo 1e.s ~, SANS date nix 1:ts 1?+s
IHs Iva Lev p.u- AaA $50 - N-..ot~,|sf ~,|sf
3p.En- Ill CIoa'ng It >, l.ss. ~ " o.sak 'a9se
here wss1eSal7c. varying win me ospa1eaes. Aar.
ket excited And transactions nsse5, sn5tt
Silver n1n and IN demand AZ 'a9|e'''' e~o0os cnt'
Eency 1e1o1E. ..,,,.-
legnt tender NOTES dFn at isss8 'usta3' seAans
&cts9k. -,
rUx NV GovHaaHEsT LoAa--Iho subscriptions
10 the lolo loau at the Second National 6ank to-day,
s1nount to H;,e ,.x-
lHf fnw 1910 IIvE EaE 49, 4 ne1 cent Jntrr
- . 9s-Sxf naysn.e IL rold coia arc
row OFFERED At par to The pabc nee n 62ads have
ssne decided adya1tagts oFef 3ae a ~ 1+nt nra -
.l tn1 nsl M bouas aIe aoS IL Whoie amount OF The
ie-to bonSs sse pot Ein,mediattlJ L taken;
At tbs End OF nre years FROM re qase o. tae s 5e
nxncs e pIi9epal ay ns Aet 1ho b,s Of
, 1864-04-10

From tho y. 7. Independent. April 1th.1
Trade ta improving. Dealers arc bu9iag moro frse-
ly, yet with moderation and great cireEna5pectton
Under the regime OF high pE1ces which ohtAaJ, co
to old heavy stocks. Prtccs are hFm AMI no Goa
cessltn is row anticipated The hnest E1oes nf f.
brio the mort demanded, to the ncGlect Of ALLOW
grades. Prints ass onoyantia pE,Ss and the 4sstra
BsS9ee Eooss arc iT ssve nEs9ues soH ptss are
S Pest tss s sSsy apa MiA den a
inls nrc in I:isS ,denaud, with Light stock.
Delsines are very active. and prices have 9s5xmcd
more tone. Fancy catsimeres havs oecouc also more
active aud desirable goods are very strongly held.
Light fancy styles ufe getting scarce. Bl.ck doe
axis nrr scarce aud wanted. Beavers are more Ia.
qufEe Eatfnet9 are qulat Flanuels arc In goo
fcGueAt. Wool shsW1s I9orc freely, an. At good
prices Foreign fabrics arc more brisE- The con
sup1ye dem and Is fn!ly aqua TO the supply. fact
gI,ss; Tas i;oaI'.iaa e spsna saaasn.
Tho xalne of ths imn1rtea dFy s9ods's iast nppsosG
errplus quantity. una tcnae Kinds ara scarce. Biz
i'll dress goods have been freely imported, end will
he all absorbed by tho spring trade There il great
run on aIpscas. AozaMbI0pes Ar. ecarcc. The lul-
rprt5 dresa goods have been large, put the
dtmand IL quick Fine French worsed5 sell reedily
P,nin dclbnes are very muck wanted. German y i4cA
hseadclcths stu in better demand cnd 1rm- NlacS
nIso more freely TIT demand at private 1a1e has 20
Ecrcs 10 thc'5uct!Gn rom. .-,-.,
The following are the wholesale net cash prices Of
ali ic leading etyn of domestic dry guods sold Ia
fhcN Ntpc
, 1864-04-10
nEVEnDy J0Hysov.


The late speech of Hon Beverly JOHNSON
In the Sci nte Eouad ATTRACT great deal Of at
tention, II VIC had the time and the spare
measure Of astonishmc cnt to bcstow upon
anything. II Ia said to be one Of remarkable
ability; but If It vert only moderate In that
particular It would be none the less sign1fi-
cant. The man who speaks the right word
at the right time, In the right place, need to
cay nothing very original, or: :rhetoEically
hnc. The mora1 quality OF his effort is sui.
fcicut distinction. :,
Reyerdy Jotccson tas figured for u long
time In politics; is q very strong lawyer, .
man of large abilities, and capable of WELD
ing great influence His position too asa
Senator of q central State, near to the seat Of
the General Government, detracts nothing
from his political importance; while the fact
that he represents the slave interest, from a
point where It ought to be most ameliorated,
goes TO render his -positiou the more interest
Ing. But Of late yeass; he has been one OF
the central state conservatives; and a slave
state conservative ut that The Legal cast Of
bis mind and his age together, have given us
but little to expect from him; aud We haye
looked to See him dragged along, the unwilI-
ing conquest; Of forces he could not resist, ia
the end OF bis days. .Hie clear and unmis.
takable advocacy OF Tie policy Of freedom
, 1864-04-10
Union majority in the county. 1905. Last

Union majority in the county, 1905. Last
P2o1IA co.-The Union men Of Riehvood.
carried the town by m average majority Of
80. Rodnor Union by 80 majority. Logan
do. Chillicothe do. BY a large majority.
elects Union ticket By two to one.
Knox Co.-GQson gives g. Union majority
!, Of a, being a gain Of 12 since last fall -,
FuL1oN Eo.-Faymingto,. goes Union by an
average majority OF G5.. T. .'s
TAzEwFiI co.-The coppclheads Of G,oss~
land couldn't muster courage enough TO run
: ticket. All Union. =.
MASON Co.-Havana elects Union officers
for the first time slnceit has been town.
Avernge minority about'30. .., >.
ApAMB Co.'s fur as heard from four
towns have gone Union, six Copperhead.
The Copperheads have probably carried the
MCLEAN Co.-Randozph's. Grove is re-
. deemed, electing Union Town officers. This
town was formerly the CopperheAd head.
quarters. IN Pr gro.r TIE CogPerheadss
age nSut5 to nominate % ticket. AsIsan, ] Union.
BUREAU Goa Union ticket md a Misce-
gepatfon ticket was run in Princet,ti, the lat
Ter supported BY the Copperheads: Union
minority about 40. Clarion, Union II Moiie,
DO Ladianto,cn, do: Concord, Do. a1nal,
". ss.4'e't ~. ~ m93 ~: 5c Ms,.,deIJ
9efneaot e. a,ep'e, w. :'<''9' W. "e'''es3'
WxrsE co,-fai0ee'a elects the entire
Union ticket.
1rn1aM tic,et % an siGSsHav last Es,caa.-, do.
hn.! Gnto!u taS sna,oritr W.ftSa,a,7d dn Hurnx'
!t1n n,1v tn1rt' 9I@t rarr,. IN ttia
HTt conTntV. @e' >0 ~@' - W.
pncr Gothic +oyFu c1entfou In Vcr.
4 .u;T,s raan1tnd in fhe snccess nf fbc entire
1g 14nin,, tScErt hv an orerare majority Of IL
q ra aain Of C1 s}nco last spri6e.
. sN&'@ MIOHIGAN,-
| KESr Gothic new Board Of Supervisors
! will stand 10 Unfonists, to Copperheads. In
| G.nnd Rapids the Unionistsi carry tho Mar.
/ ehal. Treasnrer and 5 out ar The S Aldermen,
| the Eopperhcads The remainder Of the ticket
ST. CLAIR Co.-The Coppcrhcads carry the
| city e]ection in Rrt Huron bv Is uaafority.
iEoRAN Co,-The Republicans carry the
| c54v NJ Tnn.{n, hr ~ yrntorsty
, 1864-04-10

The apuusl Meeting OF tho Board OF Trade Was held
At their this mornink at 10 oocock The follow
Ing officers ere chosen for tho ensuing year, Tt1'
P7esldent-S. F. Lester.
Vice PreHident-H. Harvey.
btreetors-U. BToEuclj, .J.T. Freeman, l.. unghs,
". B. Clark, G. ". Gardner, b. 5. Davis
The following resolution was adopted:
Rfso1red Tint inAtunch rents salaries 1toor and
s1pentes generally hnve 70 largely tncreasd Com.
tfec OF eight members OF thtB Board BE- appointed
frnnIy fo the Eleyat41G and Commission Enserei t..
by Inc Presltent 10 drsx np nav tsttn Of eomTs
ssMc st iuturr meeting for approval BY The beard
HTuL. 4prit 3fh.
, 1864-04-10

With dccfar tn the supply OF 735 hogs Gnl1ns sos
week. CO compared with tho proTiona "nsA: taetc
hrs lceu no rurrcsf on:ips dim!nutIon In + 9 de-
rnspti, which II 1aythLnE tss been more aeuye'
Pr1ccs havo been mucl, trmez, and upon prime ~
cstrn qualities nate IN advance ofSse on 'sste
ur0ag' quotations.
:, The following tie closing prices Of thu mnfAct
this evening and compared With 1ast wseS:
corr FED noos.
s'ssss Ess f & s3sss s9's ss.ss :ssS
common to r,etlinni ........ s5116*5 5.Sosaeo
:, D's4111r=r 'Fr Tn5E MnSsi %see.- Last -.cs.
Pr'me to extra quallt,ts ....$7gn: e ssss95 =
Common to 1otctun...,........ 55u.ss.a5 5.solaSo
SATURDAY EvET1So. Arn1L 9.-Thcre Ia o1e fcar
tate satisfactory character In tia Present recps
Of tho Market namely that Instead OF being 50 much
behind thc receipts Of the corresponding pcsiod Of
,ses - they have for soms time past becn theJ will
now bear favorable comparison with them. Last
week they considerably IN cxcess and thts Hers
there Is but difference OF 1ti head batEeen this yea.
and last. Chicago packers having for sev-
cra1 uontha past bcen doing little or.
nothing supply has bccn wholly absorbed.
by shippers. and for their wants the supply has gen
ernIy bten deficient. THE has very prominently ap~
pearcd during the past weak, and in consequence Of
an insufficient supply to meet the active shipping de-
Enand, We note en advance upon the previous high
rates OF the narket OF &c per 100 lbs. Two or three
ofcur Chicago packers arc now preparing 10 Ee-cam-
cace packing, hst insteAd Of the entiro receipts
being trausslJpped to other markets, portion Of
them viii be needed here. In ths receipts Of tho past
week there has been much larger proportion Of
co1nfed hogs for extra grades Of which the hehes.
prices paid In chicago havc been given. ranging
fson- $7.15 to $So5 per 1co lbs. The supply Of
distillery hogs has been smaller. and bcirg
generally OF fairs qualities were sold st
high nEures- stock hogs are now coraiuz In pretty
freely aud aha demand has considerably improved.
There In the yarda to-day upwards Of hogs.
the entered sales amount to SIS hcad st S61o795,
hut chiefly at 970oa7 6s per 100 DIS The choicest lot
~ MI r. hnr
2ao n, 1t Ass. They were bought By Mathsr OF II.
r. Henry, at the Southern Yards; seFsral other
prime lots were sold for which refer to tho ap-
pended list Of Balss. There has been considerable
amount Of activity In the Market and under the In
luence Of an inadequate supply, We note an advance
On preY1uus auotatIons Of sc per 100 hs.
, 1864-04-10
gbicago Trtbnnt.


"a .,nna+ ~ aoIo -, b. - ,ttnnt;nn ~ ~. .o,d-
,e,.+ .1,o ~, ,,o,,1,nr ~ .os,,,,,.. ,,,,,r
s,saeni,. ~ fo- M 80 ~ - -, ~
~ tha conn}rr p,c,.,ona r. +,,.t which
+oa,s .,seo =, Nov, t,.,unsh,ro iast month.
s,,. 80 ."s ,.:,. .s,,a....Is - 1a..1 rtrrlas'> :
a.s s-..st. =, ~ 49, .,r r,hela. The
sauu tso. -,oae a.5 ,.,s.r ,,-r ~anl A nun-
1Au e4se sI es,s aS sra,s so 1nansn1cious for
t' uel uanel y, - arcat fears were felt for
nc oL1.1 r1tsa ct.in. md fr New Homn--
49, @ .sas. Iost ;t mfch,zpe the forernnner Of
SLIT s..s. mar, ot 8 gloomy character In other,
9...ss Tut1hc Eranite proved good. nnd
er.t..o,+ seams ~or t,awt Tho votc p-ns nm.
"Ssot.J1g .t,srmnh.nt ror t,,a. Union This
Gss 49, ~, ,ata -, tbo ,n.,s,. tb,t 1p,, to
ra,1o,xSsHIt I. .,1c> t,,,t ,oost IT them haye
nan;, ,oca1 nnd tb-rca,rn 1iab,e TO be over
sstoa 4, ,rnnort.nc.. And yrt there Is a sig
- .,;Snsnce n the fact that the Tide rms Ill In
-. xr,v Thc 1n.n who ca1l themselves
na-.s..t<.-o ~ co,nn onlr rood at xot,np ON
s,, s.,,o:os xrc,1 az m a 1troe onc and
= su ..ua15s % 80 rromnt tn taEv q; canyass for
MT saps.ah1c u ~ ~ n prcsident. Tbe c,tv.
..s.s.s a.a +,o-v,, e1.ctfons therefore, which
ho-a tntcr 1,1occ in our statc. In WISCONSIN,
1s,s. T,h,n .rd elsewhere. are by no means
dasr,ee1 They sho = the ,Tav IN which
t,znrs ~ wo-slnr. ; 80: =.
- t,,s cor,act3c,,t e1ec.3or Ia worthy of
o.,,oc,,1 attention. II Ia true that our e1pcs-
tai,on ] ,rss n ca,rv II. state hat re did not
th,n,- ' ~ ~ cct II hr -tcn tIousaud majority,
1ire New Hampshire. It was very close last
xaar. Inf ns New HAMPSHIRE held true
ocr,nst many tsars, our faith in Connecticut
was inn. while thnt Of the Copperheads sunk
h,1ov zero. We have not been disappointed
-excentins in the greatness Of our success;
nor do ve think the Copperheads are, except
In the degree otthctr failure. Even the Times
is forced 10 the confession, In view of this
result, that the people are In favor Of war as
the solution Of the present difficulties; a
conclusion which none but. SNAKE accus-
toned to go upon Its belly and get dirt in its
eyes, as we'll rs to feed upon It, need have
had any difficulty in reaching. e: So =. 49,. =
The drift of the public sentiment Is thus
clearly enough indicated. It Is moi only :tor
war as the most obscure Vision must see, but
, 1864-04-10

The -four dealers met on Change yesterday, and re-
solved that on and amer July LIST, 1881, tho
cent Oh tic gross talcs aud that addition this
slaEse Of t6rse cents per barrel I'll b. made 2 "a s al
that there Will be charged additional three cents
Per barrel per month for storage on Al! hoGf neio
eahove resolut1ans adlourued subject to the call
Of q committee OF the trade
, 1864-04-10
Cu,n Vcccicta at cleveland,


TITO market rcr3 ttton for le cscrip:tons. with
a. sncrefte6 aers 5mt. 1nn ~ sa
pascHjsr. -, hns tfan.pte te selst 'nelude ~
nx 'o era.le. At 6ss6. Aod re1seser. 71s;; GEMS:
1860 RS California, 4ea'5 for Fall CLIP, aud 81 for
aEd other Afriesn ~ 90 Icy 70 good Mos:lsl,
fui nsiccs. An auction Aac OF 3o5i1 III Done,Ic Is
announced to take place en- the 2tn Inst, In Boston,
, 1864-04-10

w- Tba following from the Manchestc
m. H. Union, Of March aotb, which paper
hss the detestable distinction of having origi-
mated the slander upon the lady tcacheEs at
Port Royal, is worthy OF snch \ source, and
his tic merit Of being plainly spoken, though
1t las none other:
isIs this war for the restoration OF the
Union. under the present Consdtuuonf, 10.
body pv.1ends that i IL. TuES WE SHALL NOT
sprronT IT Or ENoouRAGE IT IN AEr WAY."
, 1864-04-10

,,,-, m .eoat at obobt SEQ; 1850 s.cks Je,
netsG hafcey's Finc, e1 slip, about s1.to: ms:;
and so do Athtons nnc here ana an lnvoismh @
cn rrryioun rates. West Indta II qntos ont nf"'
Imports from Jan, 1st to March 3tst, 1sH-
1861, ,o8t tB61, 61,bu......,......'s.119ssS'
, 1864-04-10

EuEEP-There hiss been fair demand for Sheep
during the week. with very limited supply. Prime
auslttiea arc to1erab1y tEm, but common grades
In unll.sd request Wequote prices from common
to prime Ut $5 509725 per leo na.
SHEEP eALK9 TO-DAY.
Eelle11. Buyers No.Avwe. Price.
LoFsdcp...,,,.,,, ,Dafby. 10l $50
, 1864-04-10

Liverpool continues ir good demand. and with lina
trd rereiEts and the eeaHon at hand for the opeanG
intrsict when tho %estefn Au3 country
demsrd may Be expected 70 set In, prices arc very
tho STOCK In Its hlnd1. sAy AQo saek1 ground. from
, 1864-04-10

philadelphia Grocery Markcs-Aprfl $.
In Grocaries there Is q nrm ceiling, with further
saies OF 50 paEs LnEna51a Coffee u sossct and eao
bbls New Orleans siolasses at ee all On the nsnai
ynncc the lEh views Of holders checking buslnes:-