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, 1864-02-24
WHAT Is SAID OF
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LIE eKE1cHEs, PICTURESQUE scKxrRy. ftof OF
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pose"
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ond only to :. Uncle TOMS cah1n.'' and sAys thAe
-cudloa Care. hsa the same master1J huuaor and 10
deityof description which appears Ia all Mr. TroW-
bridge writer. That II dzana 1t woald produce =
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OF that yes5 able writer, snd Jus11z8s the sasmra
ccpdon which 1t has met with from all clsases~
The editor of the
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basis. The erents ot the VAR
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ffum the American prcss.
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Sold by al principal Booksellers and Ne1sdcslefs.
and scn. By mall By the Dubliahess-
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, 1864-02-24
American lsthlo Society.

At the three monthly meetings Of the
Mansgers Of this Society, in December. Janu-
ary and February, bibles, testaments and
portions Of the bible were granted the num-
ber Of about seo.o 900, in addition to MI that
were purchased By the auxiliarics for distri-
button. They were in various languages,
and thirty volumes In rsssed letters for the
use Of the blind. A large number of the
books granted were for Confederate soldiers
and others Of the South..- At each Of the
three meetings books were voted for the con-
trabands or 'ftecamen, Who arc learning to
read. The total issues Of the Society from
Anil 1st to February 1st were Is, ,zo5 vol
umes. 1T the meeting in December new
agent was appointed for Western Kentucky,
ard another for Mexioco, and at tho Febrn.
one for soutt, America. The Society is now
doing more than ever before, and the contri-
buttons to:it should be more numerous md
liberal thsn ever before
, 1864-02-24
Cbiea9o Qribrlne.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1864
REnEL DBsRRr10Ns,


Accounts from the South continue to make
armies. 1t is plain enough that the. dispos1-
tion to desert exists there, and in all the Sec
uons Of 1t; and that the disposition finds oI'-
portunlty In great number Of cases. Inc
fact Is one which dlsconrages the rebels, ana
is an encouragement to us. Still We arc naDle
to be misled by oyerratiDg Its amount ana
Importance, Letters from the army, Ike
other letters, speak the hopes Of their Wal
en-. They deal more OF less in figure and by.
nerbola. Nc may consequently get m i'm
nrnsaton that The whole rebel arrny ID coming
oyer to us, where in fact only q lew compa-
mics have deserted. A writer from the army
Of tho Potomac gives 4he numbers arriving
daily, on q line of ten miles, a. averaging
about jossr ssea in a week this would give Us
twenty eight men, and in month Of thirty,
days one hundred and twenty. In ten months
nc should got twelve hundred men While
this would be better than nothing, ii would
not destroy Lees army at once. .
Dessrtione are doubtless much more plenty
at the West than in Virginia. Tho rebels
have peen oftencr beaten, and arc more gen.
orally und heartily discouraged. But afty
men in day Is only three hundred and fifty
per week; or about fifteen hundred per
month: True, this would make sad gap in
tht rebl ranks. II kept up long enough; 7but
after III, 1t would not 70 forward with suffi-
cient rapidity to deplete their slmies 80 Us to
affect the present spring campaign Tery ma
teria11y; ior II our men are not at 1t in tws
months from this time, we shall expect little
work for the coming summer: ::
But nnothcr thing or two are to be taken
into account. The number OF men who
reach our lines are not all who desert. Ii
ten men came to us, 1t would seem very pro-
bab1e that ten more had run the other: way
especially II the army were situated In tue
vicinity of mountains, swamps, OF wilder
ness; their endeayor being to hide from risk
Of service on either side, and II possible, to
gain their home Very probably the descr-
items Of this kind in the West are as much
more numerous than those In the East, ~
are those Which come into our lines.
Nor is the effect Of the spirit Of desertlon
confined to the mere strength subtracted by
such ~ run away. it is greatly alarming 10
the whole army. 1t indicates discourage
ment and dissatisfaction with tho service
which pa1sies ali endearors, unless It can be
corrected. It spreads through the ranks like
an infection. It IL liable to be an epidemic
Hence, while it is safe In LIS to calculate
somewhat upon this spirit OF desertion, as
IN ultimate and efficient ally, We must not
oves1ate it's importance to us at the present
Our Generals arc ahle to promote it By judi
cious appliances, especially by giving thei.
armies sound thrashing every now and then,
, 1864-02-24
A CAME THAT WON'T WORK.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1


Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago THbuAe.l
WAsarno1oN, Feb. 81.
The tonstth'son1 Union Newspaper published q.
circular letter which has fallen into hs possession.
signed BY S. c. Pomeroy, Chairman sf the Union
~ ,a.ts Son ',a euu ana nasfea strictly private.
~. Nv ~ e,s,,.a.as. <aoeo WY ass
lowing conc1n.,a.. r4sst =. e,..,s - .uo . ~
uomInsaion of plss,3ent Is,ca'n 1h,t - i. 49,.
tically imuoss,b1e acain,t IL, fnf,oences ghicb
rin oppose him. second, II reelected. hf. tcna.
ency towards compromises and temporary c1pedi-
ents viii become stronger during a second term
tEea ne naat, ana the cause OF hnman liberty sur
tss . p'oPot1ona.ey, "al.e tne waf NAY ;eontinae'
Th,na ts.s -. a.l We nao'e aomlntsstaaon.-
fer - ra~,,d1v fnr-s Ia ~ .e ,on.a,.
to render he aunlicaon Of he onc ter, % irinens
absolutely essential to the safety Of renubIe,n II.
efttutions. Fourth, 4ha, we find united ii Salmon
T. Chase morc Of the qualities needed In = Presi-
ocnt Than ate combined In any Other available can
aldate: Fifth that tho discussion Of The Ptesi-
osau1 aussuon eaeaese'opes NJ unexpected pop,
sasnas eau eueug.h II h1. uaase' and We arc sat
to sers,61 ~ ~, ss+ant ~ 1sat eao,.
nhst-,c;;nns ~ .n,: sa..e.s ~. ~ Cs o'.tae ~
h.ye Gete1ntncd An 1nessn,e. ~ $500 ill.,
claim, fa,r1v .na ~ ,nce ~ ~ aa1,t pe'A1' LID
III these ob1ects mcet -nnrS Ssnnr.r,i~ ~, ran
render etlcient aid by the organization of your
sections Of the country, and bY corresponding with
ne Chairman nf the National Executive Com
oi'oee. - :. -
Ihis Is very pretty gnme, but 1t won't
work Mr. fomeroy, In the early stages Of
Tue Administration, desired to have the con-
: tfot Of 'he gus IN me hanas OF the PRESIDENT
, 1864-02-24
New York Stock mnrkst-Feb. 23.
Received BY F. @. Galtonstall l. Co., commission
COnEN1ERCIAL.

TUESDAY EvKK1xo Feb. q, 1851.
N1HKI1 EEf1Ew.-Dur1ng the past week. :tho
grain markets hare been quiet with tho exception Of
Saturday last. y hen wheat tookA start upwards on
sccount OF the news OF the outbreak between the
Danes aod The Germacs but subsequent newB caused
ATeact1on and tho market closes 49io lower or the
week F1onr also Improved temporarily, but after.
wards fell back and closes dull Old Cora fell 2S9sc
per buthe1. New Corn declined 3S.c per bu.he} oAts
we're stehdy. Bye and Barley declined 1920 per
buthel. H1sbwines hayc advanced SC per gallon dur
Ing the week. Proytslons were less active but rm.
Tic following table shows the receIpts OF produce
during the past week and for fo1y eist hours paat
The following table shows the receipts for the last
forty. eight hours: .-...
, 1864-02-24

-. FL Michigan is going crazy on the oil
question. The whole State seems to. rest
upon a foundation Of oil Another spring
has turned up only eight miles from Detroit,
and everybody in that city Is going about
with a kerosene limp IN his or her hand.--
Michigan now turns up her nose at ali intru-
dcrs, for she has "struck flc"
, 1864-02-24

and Etocks sfo Tery low. MarSet n:m 1t present 9u.
edlsa s aaaesi aaa fsiae. Ssaess
Pk6vfsf6Ssi1e market or F3o;sIoos IsossGs a.
1o 1zn 'se past eeS Sas ruled a ha; n9s 70 active
IL failI ID ef any demand. Barreted Polk Is hrm
Ss4e tse dssn q II @ Lard and Enh Meats
MESS P0RK-TheEe Is On active demand, and the
Sc go III
e! i = Ess adaa sssaa
n5s H. sSn ~ n oe5n
To.D1T 50 brls od Fins Msss " We1e soa
s9sS has ss5s is ssss a. 1ss.f M e. e. Dz
as a. :ss: s =
ssiss !: ! !:
6&EXfse@TSs1a eFSs1 is an aettye demand for
esea shoaidefs sis sooa aa
eales TODAY werr So tres pIsiu plck1ed Hams At
Il iii Rsssd s -; s and
tn ne market Is rot 50 aEua - foEerly but ths off,
ana rse9s s
bsElans Middes q bxs light short ~ % q
& sssxs 81 ~ MS sna
tor :ho1t elear asdlss Long Cut Hams we're s:aree
R s fsr demand for HAMS and tho
nr e s for SoEisssa
Eesa qsRs2 MA 81 nSsi tS
az, E4sra = 1sIe Mes ssi @ A.n"t -
"a 81 ne
& ins p4 ~ ssas huasa; asa
ssies Tc.pxr veFs: 1oo ass prime G1ty Ksttle Leaf
, 1864-02-24

BEEF CATTLE-The receipts since Saturday
amount to 1,sa head Of Beef cattle, aud the entered
sales 1t the various Sass to 81 head 1t 3aasac
bus principally At 45o0@8oo. With no elimination Ia
the previous 4uotatIous Of the Market there has been
considerably 1ees act1fi.y during the Day; partly o.
Ing to the depressed state Of tho New York market to-
Gay, and partly from conslderahle reluctance
beng shown hT bu1ers to the present high rates of
. Tie maEket- SAN with. limited supply, sud the
continuance Of the Present large demand among,
shippers. And tor ih1 Government hero IL not muon
prospect o. anJ great decline. From the appended
list 1t viii be seen that VIC continue to receive lsr.c
proportion Of good medium and prima shipping
grades, which classes OF stock are in ost active do
, 1864-02-24

the college course. Out Of the $40 male
graduates Of Oberlin, 155 arc ministers Of the
Gospel, 81 lawyers, 16 phJsictans = profes-
sors and teachers. 45 arc row resident in
New England, "a in the Middle States, so3 in
Ohio and l94 In Western and Northwestern
, 1864-02-24

ELater Developments show that the allie.
cations agsins. Mr.. slaughter, proprletor' Of
the Central Hotel at Decstur, relative TO
ovrch.rging soldiers are untrue, ~. g. Ia
TOO good Unon mar % practise erto1tion
upon eoldien. s., t':'* ,.i;....
, 1864-02-24

E1sM-MaEfc. 1E. generally vcry active: and rrisss
raIlct has advanced &c during tnn week. snd 4
plcsent suotat!o1s only small quantities car be At
in Ir9IT ihe supply Is better. and Tic demand being
f. .s eTs II veF s. g. ~ e.
AAcxxs1l sTe u tee5sols supply sna Hsh ~ ss,ivs
hsif barrels. and ether packages In similar pro-
rorticn. ,Copf1au-There has been more than the
supply. pr1eea have further Advan el Soc. Georges
HanE Is tn nominal supply and little II any ia tho
msrkct. HEERtEGa In fair Hupply aud 1rm at pre-
, 1864-02-24
W:ASnINGTGN'S BIRTHDAY.

Gala Day In Indfanapo1fx-1oa,O 900
Patriots. Observation-Disclosures Ar
: clles Span the 3trccts-FIngs aud
Banners Crown the MouseS-Grand
Military Display.
, 1864-02-24

EHEASE-ThcTe Is a Eatr demand for Grease and
y hifc GftH1e.
YelloH G!easc. d.
Brown G1fu9c.. ? W -/%L
: TO-DAY tho sales were: 100 tres White Htrase st
1ukc; r pigs DO It a0tn; p trcsch White n lie;
20 tfcs Telk,w Grease at 9{c.
/, HIGH last q houIs, n r.. ols
of iY es il concusrnE With tho Senate not
70 ta stosks On hand that hare areaa1 paid one ax
an advance In prices On the week Of Sc per gallon:
TODAY the market opened rather weak hna tue zen.
81, tie Now York. dispatches, rhen L clo.ed ,lrm
Sales weEe 81 brls lu three lois at sc :4so srs Ct
H2<c: 70 br1s ut H3c, In the ernnia OWING to unfa-
yofa6lt acyces fEel Washington, hs sasses rs e!esed
dull with sales Of 10 b1.s At 6eA snd 600 bzs st -
nREssED HOGS-Recciycal last &8 houra, /. 100;
the week the market ruled Brisk and Arm. under
good demand BY shippers but tho unusually mild
ments extra hnzasdoge, had PRICES sEo lover.
To-Day the demand WaS chiefly BY packers, and We
note decline In prices Of about sc. Sales We1e:
81 Hoga at TO and ~ dirldtng Soo lbs
, 1864-02-24
Neek. isl. e4ss s1ss.1lsea.t esse, ,oiss
For -aeoB, el... 1901 6oei6 4o1aS 6sG96s 4s737 6Bi

g. ..1G1S12 tsst5p413bD11l eN33iS 1HelQ G3}4r
TO-DAY the general markets ruled dull and lower.
The receipts Of hoss since Saturday wefe dressed
and 2,l2i Live. The market for Dressed Hogs was
about &c lower, On account Of the ml!dness
Of the weather-the shippers having mostly
withdrawn for the present. The sales ranged nom
s1.M@s25 hut tie bulk Of the transactions were at
SIS for light, and "a GO for hea7y hogs Ths MARKET
for Ltvo Hogs less active and prices ruled easer
with sales at rang Of $S-es39zs5 gToss-chlcdy at
e1s970. Dccf cattle Were also easier and less &C.
tive-with salcs at ssa:@e 20 E7oss-eh1oay at $3.50
@6Lo. -
Tic Provision market was nrm but quiet. There
WIS m Improved inquiry for Mess Pork and we note
eaes Of about cco bbls at for city packed,
ard $10BaH for country. There was nothing done IN
PRIME Aess PorE, except small lot OF old which was
sold at 4l5sn- Bulk Meats scarce and firm. with
sa1cs of 10000 rs Ham, to be delivered st Nosea
tipe ut packed, SID 49, oo ns Shoulders to be
delivered ut the came place At 7e loose. lot OF 900
ns Shoulders was also sold to be delivered here at
7Kc, packed. P1cklea Hams continue IN
good request with sales Of 80 tres at Sloso93l1co
English Meats aru quiet, and VIC report
light sales Of Cpber1ands at 9c, and light short rib
lddlcs at e4c, Lard vas In but limited REQUEST to.
day and the market qnlet with Hght tSacsactons
at 1aKc for city kettle and 11K@llac toF No Larq.
There was rather duh feeling In tho market for
Hfghwires at the opening hut after the receipt Of the
New York dispatches, It closed htm About 10 brls
were aold ut 7e@7sc-ehtey at 1ec-the market clos
ipg With holders firm at &c.
Flour was neglected ana dQua HuenA e1At1eu us-
cline Of 11<c per bushll and closed dal-wlth light
sales at 1l16x@l.17 forNo. Spring and s11111nf for
No. Spring -closing With a do inward tendency.
Old Corn ruled dull. with light sales OF No. at SIC
and No. at e@e6Ac New Corn declined about &c per
bushel, with light sales at i99soe.
~ The market for Oats was more active and about 4c
bu lower with heavy sales Of No. at and
No. at t2hGesc. Rye wss du1I-No. selling At s12
91s, and No. At aac. Barley In store ruled dull
with sales No. at Sill: but hagKcd lots veto In
fair demand md steady.
" tver Eeed wss dulI and neglected. Timothy Seed
was drl 1t &2f1@2.7o. Flax Seed Vas active and
buo, ant, with i. avy sales at t2!sass %.
The market for hides Was noso acttse' ano We note
IN advance otAc 2 y on Green Sailed and Cured.
Groceries Of all kinds are acve, particularly Conee.
which has advanced &c y Rince Saturday. The
stock Of Coffee Is unusually l,snt. aud the demand Is
brisk. sugars and Molasses arc nEu1. with strong
upward tendency. Spleen arc also drm aud advanc'
ting.
LATEST. =.
This eyrning dispAte9ea .<ere received from
Washington stating thLt the Honsc Of Represents.
>st1es bad refused to coaear u sAe Amendments Of
-ths Conferences and ne Esfket 70. Hish.
.wnea o9ased koaaAG sales Of shoat
ssa hb1a At Exc Aad 20 bbIa 1t &3cre13et1s DALI
, 1864-02-24

ro rr;n+ o1v..v1,,-c or ,t;c1o from
+hc Gondon T;,a~< nn tie nnyment of the In.
asnnstr n - tor n" ,n,n-r inaicted IN onr rom.
1,a.,es ,,x t,,c a1.ha,ns and otber n,rafes ftted
o,,t IN Enr1and TIE art,c,e is tle snecia1
7,1oad,oo ~ mn Euo,;sb lawyer ub;c1, vii,
,ot ~. admittca 1,cfe,c the far of fhc Amcri-
~, .,sa,,,. ,rl,a o,s. ,,oe t., ,,,,t,tcu 1,bos,
~ rf~. 49, 80. T.. -. p.st.z-, 49,
,eoos'e $500 s.a..saaea ~ aaa a-,,na :,
c. pss..!l nau, !, ro'-s ass -ssnaad ~ ps;t,sh
sa.,a .. 4sau 49,, 80 $500 - - p-;t;sh aor.s.
9hav sa;, IJ -n5a~ @ 49, ~ p.,t;eh no. snd na+ ma
10y euu "nae3 W. Asa - n, ~. s se.. e
" ", tn'm "as e'a - oAess ,.nNN,,.
Ansss eAn W wv 1pss.Aa p'eaa4 A..e"ea ..4 ~
ene'e .1 ~ "seas1on ao, A'ty = aoau. =. ".n., ~
oipouaue eoIteetouuen 4r ~ - o.nf.s
ras " nsn. - NC "..s '.o. ~ se.v .na o"s.
We nlsat asep. tne ac1a " tne r '"'es ." anu
euou'I ..n1 9..u " ..1e tsne '.om..u y!
tna. - so ' va We o ~ s,ss,, ~
Puse w stao1e tue .a ~ ea",.,..~s s'. T..
4,esos es - ,.ae,' ~ ~ 1g rnr,iah
n'e'eu upoa amc'.saa s A.. "-set a 49,.
~ es.e1e, aa s,,s" aau 80 ". n'e' DA'e.' %' ~
's ''' ~~De' .o-e---: ~.
IF The Atlantic Monthly, for March, Is
out The article which the reader viii nat
urally turn to first, is that On "The Peninsu-
lar Campaign" devoted princlpally to re-
view OF the reports OF Generals bafnard ana
Barry on the engineer and artillery opera
ttpp6 OF the Army Of the FOt0maC, WltH CRIT
, 1864-02-24

THE SEw TonK fAv1zas p Sks.-air; Van DJek.
has submitted the Senate abstract Of the several
annual stpo1ts Of The SarsD$s BAnk1 Of that Ssste,
of January 1es+- From th abstract 1t appears that
tile y hplo sum represented tn SaFtn1 B4nxt at rha
timt btattd wsS &xSA;tu, Or tht4 aEnonnt, $B S8
10 directly due dtposit0 and the balance consists
OF resi- estate, furniture, and accumulated Pronts,
amounting to s, CO.. 4tS1.
THE MlCmuAs WAE LoAI-Ihe remaining bonds
ofthe n o war loan recently authorized by tho
Michigan Legislature, and amounting to 500 s1o, has
, 1864-02-24
CORRESPONDENCE

mee&ra. Davis OF Md., and Boutwell,
tton-Importaut SDsbnte-The secret
Pcacc cSocicty-TAe Pacific IInllreRd-
Important Postal Order-SellIp. the
Gold In tho Tre1surY'
, 1864-02-24
#tSrellaneno8.
~MdH$.

IODINE WAITER
soauttoa Of 1ont1R In part vA1sH. u1rBon~
SoLTE31.
It acts upot the
LEv1a. r,,~~~
UIaESrIvK 0EdAXs, AND t3LAwngJrt ~ arv+vzx
Tho Erras soeeots which hsx attended .hs uae n,
IODINE WATER In sstvate r-scttee, aaa tas ndor.,r
mc1t sf H1aH MEDICAL Auraon1ry, en.bles us =.
recommend It, feeling caundaas that with sa,s tr,.,
It will attes Its ewp a1cctleac41 II tbs cuts X g.
tula In ali noEns Coz snupstsu, caaces. B<suchis-
Heart, Liver, aud Kidney Coupla.ats. rlnp1es o. ~
taco. Khsunat1Mn, Neuralgia, Nervous Adecaon.
Female Weakness, DJs7spets. Debility, syphfps
Acsrus1Al Diseases, &C.
Full directions accompany eaca bottle.
Price Il per bett1e, Or hair dosea 1t one :,m4, 4
Sold BY drogsffts generaI1y.
IontsR WATKE IA sclentiae discovery. areoas,,s
only By pB. =. AHDRRsA : CO., ,rnyhetaas and Caess.
lists, CO Yroadway, New Yerk.
Rela by BLISS SHARP,
ace5-tIT7-,n xAwls1dp III Lake street, Ghlcaeo
, 1864-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. ss, 1861.
The money market opened rather quiet, considering
that yesterday was holiday. Some O: the bankers
reported tic cc.nand for money fur below the supply
while Others scard II good, but not pressing Te
marlet Is gradually working ea,ier and probstly will
continue to do 30 until the spring business com.
neEces-
New YORK exchange Il steady at K91jc buying and
" selling. The demana and the supply for the day
seem to be sbout equal.
Gold opened In New York. according to private dis
patches to Jas. Boyd, ESQ., banker, No. IS Clark st..
at 9a5 A. H., At L57x. declining 1853 to 1.5:H,
where II remained steady during tho daT. The bro
kers here paid 155@156H, Usually the lover figure.
Silver 1.4.91&s. Canads currency 1.d5H@1 5S. Very
little Offering at any price, Treasury notca, buying
i. selling X. Market sttady. :.
Iurot1s At NEW yoRK-Tha totnl imports at New
York for the week ending Fehrunry u, compare as
follows with those OF the past three weeks:
Week ending. Feb. -. Feb. u. Feb+5 Jan. 40.
S.s Z. mSss...::: Sssos: ss:s i S:H S ia5 s
Total. ss,7seeso ss.essaa sssnas
seFn e s ss R1 sss e Ss Ss s5S %
half mlllisu dollars. -
For the week. 1897. 1873. 1865.
!: i s!S;':: ?s:':
s:sss . !! sss:: 'ss Il .,:5Sss
accounts and c.ale due from parties IN the Southern
aud the prices obtained were II follows:
, 1864-02-24
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHI.
CAGO DfAFfAET,

TuExspAY EYKNt18, Fob. -, 1854.
..FKElGHTSEThere u re change IN rates since
The date OF our last Heekly review. We quote:
, 1864-02-24
PARTICULAR NOTICE


There many preparations sold under TIC aaute II
esss. sh.dx Or sssp
q GIT I've e. 2,te y s:s y
samusnts II liz xstst Kind the de;ise e. Iisao2 6
ef'snaa1' q shsni '''" ofanAas Ae 'na a'aa' Ss~s
Attention, so1diars! ana Friends Of sold1up.
IL Il hs 70 M s aasa ;esiI9ns
Gernag Blters" WIN cure nIne-seaths Of the dIeasar
H. 4 &c na:s s1 &
papers he arrival Of he stcE II viii be noticse
r.
- ssia' L ..5ss e a &C.
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Ehese ~ u lis own lsasu=ss. .hss besa sara
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i 10 issks u III. L 7oacsed 70. by @ au1nbefs q
ay eoms7tss some q EaRss names are appended ana
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Ts1opEh g sxesss1e s!!sadsst ersuea. g:
aosps 81 y
t!e was t. ss es IT, = as's. se.sa
the bteAn1er STATE 81 Nalne, from which landed On
hf s8th Or jung. since taas time have been abo1I
a ~
tn11edi9tels thrown nn sEala. .<
A<h; LIE coma m last nndtr these circumstancse:
aH9 w phystcaaE who had been RoEk1ax
tas!tA1u5t 1n121 unsaccessfully 70 fescue mo noH
tses @ sTs! !1S - - ~ @ ascae', mnY ss!a re taas
I: 81 l ns1s snea e ~ ,
tied ss the hospital, Mt, Fte1ezicI StetabTou, o
fe ~ Jour Btters, ssd sHd!y M eresared bosa
shadow Of death receded, anl Am nav thank eSoS
for II, getting better, Though have taken bat txt
bottles, have gained ten peunds, and feel sanguta9
whom heye heard noth!ngfor eighteen InsnsAs-fof,
frsnt neya y t. gesr ~ nssss
oi ssain eIasplng to nv Bosom ihose Who ~ dears
We fuy eoaenr Il tSe Truth OF ths assys statenss,,
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, 1864-02-24
DoxxsT1p-riph Salt. lain
CoRt1e. 1e.............................1 1.9o4...
Ground 9al1r. l1r............,......... 1!aA...
Dairy. With s9ckA... s.5a1.-.
Fo9xtaE- Turk Island. sack e04

SEEDS -CLovxa-Thas supply Is fally. equal 70 me
dtma9a: AID the market is dun and nomina At flag
e1s receipts the market u dun and fuy 1uc lover On
the week Sales TcepAY we're; e bags p.ine at s3o;
good tn.ana and the market i. hrm at 70 for
primo and y so9l.oe for medium to good. Sales
todsy 9@I bushels fair quality n one lot at
tsto ,Tc bushels choice on private terms; 81 bash
Gig choice ii s3oe; ]3 hags good At sass:
previously active almost excited state Ct this
fnsrket during The past week Raw Sugars arc very
firm with supply thoroughly Inadequate to the dt-
mand. On al brands of Refined Sugars theto has
been m advance Of 19cc .. With every prospect OF