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4 Union State Convention Tin anticipation
Of the admission of Eevada Territory M a
s+sta H.. 49, ,,sa.,,t re.s-,o, 'ss ~ "a =
Carson City, on the 1st inst. to nominate
cand;do4as IN pa,,osa,ts+;,a =, Ce.,-...
=. .oA ncPtese"lau'e LII conGe1ess,
Governor, Lieut Governor, Justice of the
~ ouPieo Soa's, secretary " elate, Attorney
ognelal' &C. 1AeTc were nft3-oao dele6utes
present me resident OF the Convention
'A7 Ao1+ ~ ~. IsoIe"We, WILL ~ D. AauIls-
Eie md Major E. A. Sherman as Vice-Presi-
sent<4.55a a. r +. Stafford and J. II: Walker
secretaries. Aeommttec appointed Tor the
1urposc report the following platform. which
was unanimously adopted:
let. That the Union parry af1rms its devoted
loyalty 10 the Government Of tho United statea OF
"a Hs:t N, r7non n,r+x NJ ..ev,5. s.,na.
to The country ali The ntne, auil bids eternal dea
.nec 1, ~ sae 1eoei2n and AZ ts supporters, back
ID. Tint. ihonEs to thc Col oY Rstt,ea md tt
immortal ya.or Of our national srms, the war Is
snthn1,1 aI of Iss ~ cease nh u tae G su
established Throughout the borders Of tic Renab-
es ax a1e or Lag hoats In peace and tzlumph over
Gth. That inasmuch as the National Adratu,stra-
ton ts the c1eGntlve representative OF the Govern
lie div Of nreseyine the inten1,r nT liz Fer1,
Inion, and enforcing the laws throughout our en-
.s as tnls GUY cannot be
Ct lie pcoIc of lie io5a, sta:es. We 1hstefere
nlecgc to the support OF the Federal Adtninistta-
aoua rebeon nnd enp4ene r. nS sMa Il Rbs1
.yer sacrifice Of blood and treasure declaring thst
Is sa sRn Gnioq sIsr M nof 0e az taa m
lie Union foes. =.
r. daat @ @G;SeEy neaoef @ o. ,nia Eongenten Is
Whole icEet which msy be nomInatcd by this
, 1864-01-29

Flour and t:Jnin In Store lin Chicago.
Tic amount ofF1our tud Grain In store on the 2s
,Iauu nIY comnolca rs fpliaEa.


------.- IT3UA Kat AF@ 7. pHVp10G 1.1d&+I
AL kinds OF rurs aze dali Of sae. .sThc trade has mol
e! oRensd for TIE season as manuf7etufers and e
sales. Prices tor MnskEat, Tacoou, Skunk and Op-
Eoasum. arc expected TO be very mach lower than
Europe In nrst hands. tho waE in Poland, the mild
winter on tue Continent, the high rate Of interest,
tors Owing TO the change in tho fashion here, from
cspes to collars, Mnks will rRle much cheaper thau
, 1864-01-29
En1tsament4 for the Union Army Ii
ArkansAA.


Since the capture Of Little Rock, Arkansas,
tnlistments in Arkansas has rapidly incrcas-
cd. Three full regiments, OF Loo men each,
ere now in the Service, armed and equipped.
Two other regiments are filing up. Home
Guards for the protection Of towns and
rcighborhoods hayo been and arc being Or
ganized into companies and battalions In sew
sral districts. They number, thus far, 800 to
7,coo. Three artillery companies IRE also be-
Ing ruiscd. Tbs whole number Of volunteers
since October 10 may be stated at 6,0o0 In
addition to this, it is estimated that there
are 600 volunteers from Arkansas In the
Union. armies serving out of the State
.about :, 200 coutrabands arc being drilled at
Little Rock and Pine Bluff.
, 1864-01-29
GOLORED RECRUITS IN KEN-
sTlJCR ".

Gov. Bramlctte OF Kentucky, refuses to a.
low my recruiting Of colored men, free or
slayc, in lis State We find in the Louis
willie Jon1,.oi the following explanatory letter
from him on that subject:
COMMONWEALTH or KKK1CcKT.
ESECCTTyE nEF'T, FRANKFORT, Dec. IL, 1873.
Cnpk Edn ard C1ht2, Recruiting 0o1ored 7to9ps:
6R: Yours Of the 10 int, informing me th1t
yon I'D bo.a ordered to kcntqeky t. .ec5us free
and asking my consent for 60 doing, 10 belore me-
Soq do not inform me by whnt aut6ortt! you come
2 Kentucky 10 recruit ''sree colorcd men,
nor have seen any order from the War Depart
meni directing # On the contrary, I am well as
and ea1sa u ta11 = asoe 70 or ss.ar pa:on
1es r Tie loyal saehty Ea1urkv, The authorities At
Washington do rot Contemplate recruiting .celor.
whe ei.ass sesa y K AZ our
~ eopy with the Eel1
tie vght to furnish from citizens whose auty it is
TO make that defence, and who are ready
10 comply with tho requirements Of duty. The
duty Of defense 6csolves upon those who enjoy the
wbo eve &c duties sr a4egi 2ax 70 Me Gors1a.
ish the I sa hereore s6n ese to 1eeru
s.colored men" for the bcaedt Of Kentucky, We de-
cline your services: uyou came to recruit for the
spd foT5d It 10 sae ss tHe riEht n1 uns9 20 a9
amy law Or order to enter Kentucky to recratt
siihc9 white Or ''coIored" men. We do not int.:-
stcolored" men within It's own limits. uut no
Etate that is not willing 10 E.oet the measure Of
duty BY contributing its quota from its own popu.
hind the free negro population Of Kentucky.
We shAM meet the demand upon us without en-.
11aiing oolored men, and your 6tate mast meet its
xail ilorn its M own Thite q "eolored" men a. may
s:ither . wi Wilt e. d la lascf in T Kentncsy. @ se " '
T.o%t. ~ ns.t
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Buffalo Grain nInrkc.-Jcu. 20.

Wheat 1sm but quiet and Inactive, with no milling
speculative inquiry Hc1d at s.53@ 80 Tor tair to
goot and 81 G5 for choce white Ccnsda, and for
Ehiss Mehigan: $iSa1 50 @ leE white ksntasky; s123
tprinE; ;s13 for no do: si.Ss55l.40 for Nos ani2
AoiwnukeG club $ii3 for rcd winter. Corn lower
and more doing at the decline. Sales 10,nI bu old
western mixed at s. %. Oats duh and In limited -
qpGst at .Vc tor CanAHh narIeT shado castcr Sales
nominal ut 81 25@1 so for Chicago and Milwaukee.
, 1864-01-29

TO nE FAyNAsTER. WITH THE RANK OF MAJOR.
Edward Wright, Iuinoia.
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Aneon Bartlett, who is the pioneer in
cheese making In Ohio, has his factory in
Muneon. He uses milk from over 800 cows
A submarine vessel, Of colossal dimen-
sione, is now being built at Cronstadt, in the
construction Of which 2,OOQ tons Of iron and
two lnrge engines, worked by compressed
air; is to be armed with 4 powerful spur,
and Will carry every accessory for fixing to
the bulls of vessels large cylinders Of pow
der, TO be fired BY electricity. .,=.a =
= Trinity School, q well known Protestant
Episcopal Educational Institution in the city
OF New York, has, through the fortunate ter
mination OF d law suit, come into the posses-
the value OF 5000, COO The suit has been q
long contested one, extending through Pc
Rod Of come thirty years. ~
The Ncwbern N. C.) Tines says Il IL q
remarkably fact, and one rigidly Illustrating
the faithfulness Of the Union volunteers In
North Carolina, TINT in the lst regiment there
has been but one deserter, and he a Northern
man by birth, and not one desertion from
the I'd.
The title Of the young son Of the Prince
Of Wales will be Duke of Cornwall It's
birth will withdraw, In the child's favor, the
Immense revenues Of that duchy.
A telegram from St. Petersburg, received
at the Hague, asserts that the young King Of
the Greeks hns abandoned Athens and his
new crown, convinced Of bis tncapacity to
authenticity Of this report Is disputed, but
there :is no doubt TINT Greece is agnin in
very agitatcd condition
= Arthur Shirley OF Portland, the Oldest
printer In the State of Maine, publisher Of the
Portland Gazette fifty years ago, died On We'd
needay last at the age Of 81 He had been
blind for many years.
f11- IL. 10
were formerly heavy in the market OF quar-
ter piece. Fashion llas adopted the mink,
which makes all the difference His fur Is no
glossier and no warmer than ever.
= The Utica Herald describes wooden
wedding, ian improvement on the tin cere-
monyL at which the gtfts were water pals,
cradles, clothes pins, boot jacks, wash tubs,
traps,t bcefsteak maulers and match safes,
sugar boxes and washboards, wooden trum
pets and jumping jacks, wooden shoes and
: Connecticut papers tell about a religious
society at Bridgeport that recently hired
Doesticks to deliver his lecture on "Cheek,"
IN several towns in that vicinity, ostenslbly
eted the proceeds.
Tie Turks have shown noble exnmpIe
in providing for the destitute Circassfans ar
riving In Constantlnople. The Sultan has
subscribed ESQ, COO piastres for their relief
from his private purse; sc, 600 are contributed
BY. the Yalide Snltana the young Imperial
Pdi9ce IaS y 9e1ssouf o5 Eaendl gtves ; Eaaa
have subscribed In a similar generous
manner.
Charles L. Flint, secretaU Of the Massa-
chuEetis Board Of Agriculture, has addressed
an earnest letter to Gov. Andrew on the
pleuro-rnc1monia, or cattle disease. The
, 1864-01-29

Texas presents n sad picture Of the raw
:gcs Of fcivil war. ARebel secret society, cali
I'd the 4tSons OF tho 'tSonth,'' are actively
engaged In ferrcting out Union men, whom
they murder or drive into exile across the
Rio Grandc. Indian raids arc Of frequent &C.
curcnce In the border counties; but these ex-
cite less terror than the rebel conscription,
10 avoid which many .ot the German. settlers
lave led to the woods. No fewer: than
ecventy-fve thousand Texans havc been called
to arms, Of whom thirty: Thousand have been
seized or placcd Aors de- combat, Many lie IL
Southern or Northern hospitals, and some nra
prisoners The advent OF General Hamilton
is hailed by the Union men with q. ioy that
only those can appreciate who have been
made the victims Of rebel persecution.
EJ J. Smith Homans, formerly or New
Yoik city, was dishonorably dismissed from
employment in the Treasury Department, for
o speculation out Of a Wclch boy, & sort Of
private secretary to himself, Us editor Of the
Ba'.ke's' Magazine, where he got appointed,
at salary Of 81 200 year. The lad was
given to understand that his pay waH but
5000 His natural outciy at accidentally
learning that his protector and superior was
poekeang every month $50 OF his earnings,
reached eeereta1y chase's ears, and led to
the instantaneous unshcathipg Of the sword
Of fjustice. - Il. - =
, 1864-01-29
Nominations OF Western Officers.
Tho following nominations of western OIL
Gers hive been communicated to the Senate
by tho President, for confirmation:


! The following nominations of western OIL
Gers hive been communicated to the Senate
by the President, for confirmation:
TO ne Asst quAHTKrasA sAsrEEs, WITH THE RANK or
CAPTAIN.
raid, Mieh.; + t. Rager. III; Ga,sia Batei, VIZ;
u: Il. hoble, H.: a. H. Tucker, 1nd.; A. Q. Dar-
G. Clowry, No; l. F; Sheldon, H.; J. Trumbull.
in1;i g; Il; Deane H.; J. hStlan IND; Y: u.
io1d, ILL.,: f. II. Joel, No.; Francis Fuller, NJ; T.
+: P1FIeil. Ind; Jumes Campbell, H.; Patrick
Llaniean. Eo.; J. L. Rontt, Ill; ". a. Ran lin,
coak1in Ri Wiz W. = H5,'hn' tFfin Mch
Smith, Ind; r. 6. Dudley. ind; g. Il. Chester,
Mich: J. E. Remington, ILL.,; N. T. SappInct0n.
NO.; c: +. Emery. ILL.,: ". A. Wainwright, Ind !;
i. Burton, II. -
10 1E CONTESTANTS OF SUBSISTENCE. w1Tu TIE
ZANE tP CAPTAIN.
f. 7; Bridges, Illinois; Il. B. Merrill, wiscon-
diana; S. Jones, Ind; a. ]. Mccoy, Wis; II. ".
IcCracken, Nie.; c. f}oty. Wis: J, Eayser. Mo, :.
T. u. Thompson, Iowa; u. G, Peabody, kansaa !;
Y. a. Alexander, Kansas: E. L. Gooding, Ill. II.
Wsbler, ui: E. Muller, Ind. !; A. b. Sheppsrd.
Ind; j. T. Alden, Knnaas; J. L. On, Ind. n. q.
Sich M h.eis1 <. fa,tne6 lhnd;: r A. Collins
Wis. =
TO DE FATMAsTER. WITH TIE RAEK OF MAJOR.
Edward Wright, luinoia.
70 EE ADDITIONAL rArzAsTERs III TIE REGULAR
SERVICE.
r. F. Frazier, Wis, (sInee dead; @. 8. Chase,
Wis: @. B. congdon, Wis. J. Miller, Kansas
y: e: Lqpton. Ind; E. $; Reynolds, Ind. D. I.
6, GIoht, Mich. !; b. +. Dickson, H.; Z. Casper,
Illinois.
, 1864-01-29

eB The President has pardoned Mr.. Grit
eth, one of the Arkansas delegation now in
Washington, who was member Of the con.
yention which passed the ordinance for the
secession Of that State: The delegation will
return to Arkansas this week, to arrange for
calling convention To bring back the State
into the Union. Printed forms haYe been
prepared by order Of the President, to facili-
tate similar proceedings In other reyolted
, 1864-01-29

REEE CAITIE-Thc receipts during the day at tho
various yars amount TO about Sc head Of Beef Cat
Tie, and tho entered sales 10 ut prices ranging from
s332s@eE6 q ITO Ds. There has Teen EsiramouHt Of
activity in the market considering the present im
tied supply; tho market 1ucs Erm Ut the quotations
ofycstcrdny. $3.50. ......---
-HEET CATTLE sALEH TopAT.
Wilcox sold D. NaiscAl 81 av. .tsl ut $125.
MeirrQfc sold More 8 Az. Ifs6 at $3.50.
, 1864-01-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TEE MONEY nIAnKET.

THuRspAT EVENING, jan. =. 1854.
= The general money market Of the city shows very
little changeftom Yesterdays report Tho dcmaul for
1noEcy is stn IN in excess Of tho supply. Bat the
casing up fton1 the excessive stsingency Of few
weeks ago, noticed yesterday. continues to-day ;
though the chargeis yery gradual 1t Is sufficiently
marked, however, to be- noticed with pleasure BY
boih bankers and most bortoweEa.
TIC exchange market Is not uniform. With somb
Of tho a.gcr houses, and nearly all the sullcr oa:s
tie selling rate IL still y. wh!lo others supply Oso.
err freely ct X. He quote the range therefore A3H.
The buying price Is H@A though the upper Asusc Il
ccIy occasionally paid. The supply is more nearly
srrroximasinS to The demand. .......-.
Inc ratca Of gold In Now York are reported as o,-
lows: At 80 157f: II, 1514; T. 157, closing
weak at Isl. The market here was dull and nominal
Win much less doing. The buying range was 1asH
@1.Gx. L2rge lots would command tho upper figure.
Silver frn at 1is@1i8. For largo coIus In nominal
lois night hare beea obt:inod. Legal Tender
notes firm and in demand at X buying and 5s@h ~
tho selling rate. ~ .:..:ss o., r.: r.. =.
TEE u. S. GOVERNMENT INCOME AID ExrEssEs.-
, 1864-01-29

Award Of Army Contracts at New York.
Contracts for the following articles wcto awartrd
In New Tork on Saturday last:
F1ouaz2no nFs as $7s9; s2a DO st g; 800 DO ut
400 DO II {8,.3 SEQ do at. $2-S-
coaH M1A1c1Io@ bsis 1t g. 80; 100 do Il $3.50; so
: oBEAHs- 900 bu white at $50.
C4NplEe-St50D ~ ut x3 t10e,
, 1864-01-29
mNEE
IODINE WAITER,
A Solution Of IODINE In pure wArxr, WITHOUT il
6OLvEST.
It acts upon the
mNFE

HEART,
LlvKR. KIDNKYa,
DI0EBI1yH ORGANS, AND 9LANprLAH SYSTEM.
The great succefs which has attended the use q
1oDIsE WATKR in private practice, aud the indotse-
ment Of HleH. MEDICAL Authority, enables rs to
recommend It, feeling confident that with far rial,
win Attcsi its excellence In tho cure of 5cro
lula In al forms. Cor sumption, Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart Liver. and Kidney Complaints Pimples On ths
face. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nerve us Affections
Female Weakness, Dyspepsla. Debility, syphnia
Mereuria1 Dlseasea, &C.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Price u per bottle, half dozen at one time, -
Sold b. dxugKlste generally.
1opzBk WATEH Ia 4 scientific discovery. prepared
only by DR. q. ANDERS d Co. Physlc!ans aud Chem
ists, 4+8 Broadway, New York.
Eold by BLISS 9HARP.
dc25-tl7'S NAV is2dp III Lake street. Chicago
, 1864-01-29
,Qbica9o Gribnut.
FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1858.



FRIDAY JAN17Apy 10 ,eee
------ $3.50 =. CO.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
Since the publication Of Stewards diplo-
fnhtic correspondence, It is contcnded by
Rome OF the Eastern press that in his dealings
with Napoleon he has virtually surrendered
the Monroe doctrine as the price paid for the
neutrality of France in our war with the
rebels. We will not express m opinion as to
1hc cxtcnt of tie concessions 1aadc by the
Secretary Of State, as the Language Of skillfnl
and slippery diplomats like Seward, is nearly
always susceptible of more than one const1uc-
ton Tic main object that Seward mas hept
constantly In cur .Icw, wa6 to prevent ocl'g.
ercnt interference In our quarrel on 1ae part
OF France and England, and tnus 1a1 nc mas
succeeded. Each OF these powers nave oecn
searching for prete1ts to provoke light with
our Government ever eince the breaking out
OF the rcbc1lion- lncy naFe peen intent on
taking sidcs Win the rebels, 10 make SIRE
OF division o. 1he Union: The Willy, astute
'scc'eea1y oe'1Hnaea lnae they snonlo nno
no eucA 1Heee1t' auo tney 1ofccoA a ngnt,
.nsy "ouo oe so eieaiiJ anu Aasrant'S
~ -. ~ "aone, ,nae .ue usmoed7ue sa,. luaa'ss
" ~ A'aopo "ou4o e'oe "tAn 10 Ne'laea "
.uons po"1e .4Afc my cauee 'ot auutie4 W.
us' VIC nase posae al taes '"su4sa, ps4Au.es
H.a aee eteeeAons WILL en'ieA.an 4nssAuoos os ~.
c"ii'ne@e' 10s''aih ''''s eou' ~ ~ ~. p
!" Fasy ton ouf eouie' ~ ,.@s s,.<.u.as
aneietS lHoteeu' anu ~ 49, - 49,
h1s c'e'Ao " e".<4 av"u " o.4. N.',Na oN.D
oooh an "esoans ~ y. Wy .oss o1'.s14nsu, auu
posi- IL On tne Naelon leoser 'ot lutu'e ~.
Jus'1ne'a. Aacee c4A1tseo 0uioun' ~" ~
many maMons' bone cay N 'ns nea' 1utu,
Britain WILL ne ealiea On 1of eenlcmeul ~ uuu
payment watn 1htescSt. ana pay eoe utlssuoss
good time coming. Lien agaln we s"alo"eo
With Tie best grace posslble llat eAccealnsy
bitter pau-the rendition OF mason @ anu on
dcn, captured o5 commodore "Ahcs-a
contempuole insult 10 bravo ana ptoao
people 10 o. "lpeo out IN way liza. VII
mako Sonn hu1 1eel az IL hosse aao A1eAeo
him.
1hefe WILL ne asetueMen! Gay VIII sonnny
Crapeau, bciole long. IAktrg advantage OF
our National dialculty, he has Invaded Mes1-
co, in palpable violation Of The Monroe doc
11ine, which has become almost part Of the
Constitution Of tho United States. Mexico
hes been ovcuun by French soldiers the
liberal Republican Government under Prcsl-
dlnt Juarez has been subyertea An unholy
alliance has been made with the corrupt and
goddess c1c1gy-thc coppcracads ol that
country, the ugastes Of superstition, Tor the
PURPOSE OF crushing oct the principles Of
1re government, ana imposing upon Inc
nf1ln nj Il sister KGNut11C Austrian EtnF-
, 1864-01-29
MtSreltQnenog.

BILE. BEowy's BRONCHIAL TRocHKs rench djrctesx
the affected para. aud give almost immediate rciieE
For BRoxeaITIs: 4sTnsa: csIAaaa sRd GoHsuae.
and Singers should hive tue to strengthen
the voice. Military Officers and Soldiers who o7ertax
nse them Obtaln only the GENUINE sBFovnT
Bronchial Troches' having PEovzD their efficacy bT
prescribed By Phys!ciaDs ard Surgeons Il the Army
And have received testimonials from many emlnsn{
men. .-
sod BY III Druggists aud Dealers In Medicine Il
the Cnlted States and Moat Foreign countries, At
cents per box. detas191-im r NkW2dp
, 1864-01-29

Totals s....-.....................f,G ,Gor297 i0I,sn
Ut the exports from Rev York Of Hss,1s8 gallons,
4p, 81 gallons deatIned for ports ia Great Bril-
aln, and the remaining portion was shipped to forty
Of the habltable globe,
, 1864-01-29

The comparative arrivals exports snd stocks Of cot
ton End tobacco at New Orleans for ten years, from
, 1864-01-29

CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET.

THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. q, 1851.
EKEIEHYsThe Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago ;Rtlzoud 10 now taxing irelcht 10 Bal.lnoro
, 1864-01-29
New Fork Stock EnFlket-Jan. 2S.
Eccelved By +. G.. saltonstall 4 Co.. commission


TauRspAY EvEnNo, Jan. e, 1854.
TIE following table shows the receipts for the last
twenty y-feur hours: =
r]rHy.rra = ur ,rr-p,r-x- vov,p uo,vnr
, 1864-01-29

ELOuR-i:scelveIio- to-day. s.ea br1s. Market il.
~ ess sprss
ts3s: d FL lsw gtads % Il 81 a9 lSS bFls good
*s Il; & f. Is s 'e2 s:s ess
1KAN-1p fair surp'y. Sales today wers: 80 tons
WnERT1Keesivtd. " E " eo,7s bu. Market declined
Ggshhsi-e!9s:ng n5 sf.sr !esstHf q r. NY "
s5!ss 4 eif5s Ss e iHti l. Ga fe e g It It
M & y :s21f : tsee q
81 s; st Si;;iSs u; Il j s''f Ii
G0HK13i;sssSsd i lsss. b. Market 9oro aet!vo
g e s. s. 10 ST y Z: s.
Sn m At stn e II ators r b ~ m q "a dG 81 ss
1se6 bn No Grade Corn e s;efs & fsNc 80 ba Ear
e9I g stEsEss @ IS 3D. do e e. acy. and
5t ses sday 9 3'ntss SH ee
a 30
- Me; ea Il S Sn e 81; zoe ss 4 4
r. 5mple:.1oe ete nr 20, Oats in burlaps delivered
XEsss1zsd, 10 ba 1IaTks! dn'l ana acs'st
BAEseelaea b. arket INLET
e Sos bsffsy s i s III: track Sales in
5MonulaciuseEs ars st,!t holding 4.
:; "a; 81 sAt
nuTTEM-ThsEe + gosA sa!ippia$ ds,9s1d for
dsy were: il GrEins primo II sic y hrEins DO At &c
Err 10 good co iHsSsc
Ss.ia god demand I'D lrni; sais; sesIay
sts1 = f1tlesS esSs Fl = ofls Ct s'' IL oass 1t
cSSFEkA 81 $; 50 Pork Barrels at sl47x deliv-
CUFFEE-Narset active ana firm ut previous
, 1864-01-29
SPICY CORRESPONDENCE,

objects 10 tho pFtvute Cir
culat1on Of tho RFeaidontss Rroclam.
alton within his Ltnes-~Gen. EokteE
COnGole1h Him with q Letter"
, 1864-01-29
G GAPONIFIER,
OR,
CONCENTRATED LYE
Family Soap Maker.

WAR makes high prices: sapontder helps to reduce
using your kitchen grease.
U CAUTION NAs spurious Lycs are offered also,
be careful and only buy the PATENTED article put
In iEos cans, all others being counter1eits.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
PhNadelphla-1g Walnut street. p,ttsburg-Pttts styest
and puQuesne Way.
, 1864-01-29

Total. soo, 90

Dressed Hogs nt RuAalo-Jan. 9H-
DAHssKp Hoas-The market uuiet, antl under i'm
proved receipts and less favorable weather. shade
easieF No sales. Held at S3.25 for lots averaging
20 ne.
Detroit Grain Market-Jan. 27.
- Wheat.Eot much coming In. and no great demand.
MOL red Is quoted at 3o0 whiis 81 81 Barley Is n
falr demand &260 cEt Is freely offered Oats Still
, 1864-01-29

Flour md Grain Trade of Boston,,
Tbs following VIII show the receipts Of lour aud
grain At Boston, Mas, for the years indicated:
, 1864-01-29

Portland Provision Market Jan. Is.
Provisions Of all kinds hare been active, and prces
are buoJant m advance especially foF pork. Round
freely. Portland e1-clear PORK IL nov held 0rm
at $25C0ss6 g. Clear 2lD@a3 o. Prime 80 oo9ao0o
12k01sc. Beef remains quiet, but drm at quotl
, 1864-01-29

LIZ 1a 0hEA 1Eo1 nlEDAoat
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t. siaaa0'' street, s'pp0''' 'a' ao''uH'
ME EOFPACKFTs RETwNNN
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, 1864-01-29

Cincinnati Lumber Market-Jan. IS.
Since report the lumber de11ets OF this city
have all r1scd the price Of their stock 10 per cent,
tn, was done IN view Of the great scarcity OF al
reads leading to the timber country. We quote as
, 1864-01-29

M UNN 4 COMPANY, Solicite;g
!1d Of AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS, 17t
Publlshers OF the ILLUSTRATED
" SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,ss
Nc. 81 Psrk Row, New York.
famphteta OF Information about Patents FHYH.
spec!msn copies Of the pspe. FREE.
, 1864-01-29

: ::>' Disti1lasion Of Grain In Keutueky.
It will be Eecn ftom the following order that tae
distilIatlon Of gain in Kentucky has been p<oho-
ited: ~. 80 -..>
- -, DxPtr OF TIE ONO, y j.
= ''*'' ASST ADJAr txS's O1Ftc:,t 4.
LEXINGTON. Ky.. Jan. q, 1861. >;
General Orders No, 9. 49,
aceoCnt Of the scarcity o. grain the large ausa-
titles required for the euhsstensc OF the armiI the
difficulties Of transportation rom remote St,tes and
tie toctitions ralue giren tot by the aaufacturcrs
OF whisky the Installation OF grain Is hereby prohbl
ted within tte limits Of this Department, )
- :. :. W.P. AspxHsoy. y:
'-> AEsfst2nt AdjutAat General.
, 1864-01-29

New Vessel.
new vessel named ths Columbian, ia being built
at Fort Howard, Green Bao. She will be commanded
by Capt osop Late Of the Grey Eagle. Mr. votst Of
Milwaukee, haa putchased her for the suna OF S2,aa
Murine Disasters.
Tie following statement OF losses on the Lakes du
ring the years 152 and 1861 has becn published By the
Board OF Lake Underwriters:
1853.
, 1864-01-29
3
THOMAS E. BhAxLETTK,

VVsc91U& VI AEuEuCkys
it ie nn very brave to say VIC are ready to
Eli our quota from the free white cstizens Of
Kentucky, but 1t Is not sensible. The
, 1864-01-29
Canal Commerce Of Oswe1o.
The following will show the canai exports Of 1oar
and grain from oswego for the yeaEs Indicated:

i Totals grain. .I357aGn 11y5see03 11,2DAD
The following Will show the tonnage OF property
ccived at, and Cleared from Oswegot BY cana In the
yealb indicated:
1860. 1861. 1850. 1863.
Cleared, tcne.. $50 611z9 E&n9 - 51l35E
Arrived, tons. .laa1zi 16a,n12 2A065 E0.iGl
=. Totals g4j1na ~ sS1 @sEi9.M R7lh.,