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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

AccIDnE-PAt HAckett, an employee at the Trede-
gar Works, was badly crush:d on Monday about five
O'Clock, by the falling Of which he was assist
ing to put on carriage. His right arm and leg were
broken.
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RICHMOND WING.


FERg4-DAur, year $50 '1 months, SIS; three months
ss FOr less period, g per month.
sEWEzklT,l year, go; sin months, go No subscription
received for les han s1 months.
wET, year go SE months g. No subscription received
Tor les than s1 month";
- Rsuttanesl AZ risk o. Tie subscrbsr.
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IRON SUFFOLK.

rumOr prevailed at IVOr Station, Monday, when lbs
lsis, that the YArkss for,es were beng increased
e vicinity Of Suffolk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

oaBEa whose papers marked uiih oEoss Nih undsi
sand hal their Of TabscPton about 70 expire Aa VI"
remit promptly 4 thsy With thsir papers sOntnaea
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n.d aAa At % petds 70, he pr0dootIon and d.tr.


Ne. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta, from the Committed
on Banks reported adversely the proposed sale OF
the States stock in the banks. Also, adversely TO the
pIpedency of canceng the bank currency Of the State
hanks
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

Aoang ana ptase D OEasn
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March Z, 1854.
One night OF the most ihngy Drama Of the
age from the Of Tom Taylor the drAnA Of he nineteenth
century, entltled the
TICKET 0F-LEAVE NAN,
which has been In active preparation for several week..
This beautiful play will be placed the stage In magnificent
style, complete with
New ecenery,
Costumes,
Mechanical RRsets, Ae.;
the scenery the pencil Of Mr. RoOth meohAo
arrangements BY mAehn the entire piece under the drec
ton Of D ogden.
~ oABFi "a
Mas Elolse Bridges The Wall
DOrSey Ogden as me Iickee-oI-LeaVe nan
ThoSpe Tne OeteeuVe
UoWneyJ
Miss SAhie Partington The Sumner
Mrs O DeBAr with her
''Bhort pipes and tobacco, The root Of all evil"
Miss Mary PGr;lngtOn VIII appear
IN one Of her ehArAotsriStlc Dances
In preparation entirely new Farce, entitled The
CARTE DE VISITE
VIII soon be presented an entirely play entitled
LADY AUDLKYs 6RcREr.
Prem Miss BrAndon's novel.
Doors open At performance a. precisely.
WANTED-Young Ladies for the Ballet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
GENERAL VALUABLE FARMS IN CHRIS
" TERRIELD, HENRIoo, HANOVER AND sPOTsYLvANIl


~ TERRIFIED, HENRIoo, HANOVER AND sPoTsYLvAsIA
for salee.
authorized sell the following valuable tracts Of
land viz:
let The land James River in Chesterfield, II miles
Richmond, called "BadWR" contaning 500 OF
one-thrd open land and two-ds In wood and
Dents Of the place amply sufficient for
OF the place. Price $35 per acre.
Of land IA said county the Glover Bin Pi
cad Peru containing S35 The In
there valuable parcel Of excellent limb this
act Plce $50 per
81 That valuable tract Of land In Heniieo the ohIeka
hony about miles below Richmond, scIonng the lands OF
Mes James Garne and Dr. Trent and receaty owned by
Mr. simon Goudin. II contains 652K OF which there
ample supply OF timber for lie The buildings though
good comfortable. This justly regarded
Ia sble estate Price $I5 per
4h The tract olisad called "96" In Hanover the Pa
munkey, adjoining the lands Of Jucge Meredith Drwe Brock
.nbrOush and Others containing 2 acres Of which about half
land aud onehal original and secondary growth The
buildings Ii not OF mach value. Pfce $5
5h. The tract Of land In sposy the Telegraph road
miles fro Fredericksburg containing Az recently
tn heirs Of Dr. Dickinson The buildings though old
In the naln comfortable. Price s20 per
sale a the low figures mentioned
above wishes sell them In the days
not within days they wi be whirax rem marke
The 1864 paid by the purchaser 10 those lis
psei to invest In lands the foregoing Is an excellent oppOru
niy.
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ELE X A z HI @

Reports OF the Press Association.
Entered .oordng Congress In the year 1885, By g.
faRA IL the oerE once Of ths District Cont Of the Con-
fsderAte states for the Northern District Of Georgia.
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
JOHN G. MEEM,

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
JOHN G. MEEM,
LTHoHBURe, Va,
HAS in store and for sale large and well
IL assorted stock Of Dry Goods composed part Of the fol-
lowing:
800 pieces y and ~ PrInb,
1S5 " - Solid Check GipghAmE,
so Lawn Bingham,
100 " Back and ooiored Alpaca,
30 Z" Coored Msrino
IS " Atwood Black Merno,
80 " hohAlr and Popins,
20 Atwood Black MousEns,
$50 " oGmbrics and JAconets,
20 - Checked CAmbric,
30 e" Striped Muslins,
30 4" Brillants,
90 " Rice oAnbhc,
100 " IrIh Lnea
70 " Planters Linen
$50 Z" BleAehed Cotton,
10 Superior Blsek French Cloth,
10 Brown Trace do
10 4" French Cashmere,
20 Z" Confederate Cashmere,
81 Blue Denims,
rs " Bed Ticking,
100 dozen Ladies Cotton Hose,
900 (" Brown Cotton u Hoss
300 e" Cotton Handkerchief
90 Lnen oapbro do,
1900 Z" White and Black spool Cotton,
300 lbs. Patent Thread,
800 dossn Tape,
600 gross Butlons assorted Qualities,
80 doEen Skirt Braid
10 pieces HngllIh Grapes,
10pieces boling Cloth,
20 bales Sheetlngs aud 0snAburu,
1900 punches Spun Cotton,
with great variety Of other goods purchased chiefly the Cargo
saos and oouprEng perhaps tie largest and be
found 10 any house 10 the oonederAey Merchants en-
parts are respectfully Invited 70 an examination.
mhl-St" JOHN @. MEM.
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THE CITY.

DKTECTIvB SHOT AT OAsILS THUNrKR.-J. L Woot-
ers Of Maryland, detective duty at Castle Thunder
was shot, at IL o'clock yesterday morning. by one OF
the guard under the following crcumsta Some of
the prisoners corfued in the building opposite Castle
Thunder had bcel for time throwing stones and
bits Of paster at the sentry guard Cary street,
uuder the windows Of the building; and they continu-
ing t. throw at him after he had repeatedly requested
them to dssst, be fred up at the window. Mr. Woot
and several Oh;r OH ,ials about tho Castle then
went up into the building to see whether any one had
been hurt. Ga getting up to the room into which the
shot had been fred, Wooers very unWisey approached
the window and looked out and thereupon The sentry
fred at him, the musket ball entering his left eye
Wooters fell at the crack of the gun, and was borne
out of the building. The surgeon who examined the
wound pronounced his recovery mpo5s ble Last night
no reported dead. The sentinel sAid he fred at
WoOters because he thought hc was Yankee.
CHARGHD WITH RoBBERY.-We mentioned yesterday
that Lieut. Robert c. shrver had been arrested by tie
city police on tie charge of rCbbng VIM Caspari of
1870 in gold and t2S in silver some greenbacks and
other property Of value. The party was before tie
Mayor yesterday but in the absence of Witnesses the
continued til next SAtufdAy. 1t appears that
some time in the lat part of January last OApar who
is Jew, over the conscrpt age, having obtained reg
ulAr passports goirg North with his wife and prop
ery; when the AAtaPOui river he waited upon
By Lieut. and several c;valy men, who took from him
all his money and properly and his papers He returned
to Rein Ond and here, after few days, saw and re-
cogniEed one Of the cavalry men who had robbed him,
and had him Arres ed. The cavalry man, B. Hersey,
told Captain James B. Peasants who arrested him. that
lot OF silver coin found on him had been given him
by Lieut.. Shriver, and that is was Oaspars money.
OsIpar on Monday learning that ShriVer was in the
city, had him arrested
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
8. COOPER,
Ad't and Insp'r Genera
(signed)
ADJr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, [
RICHMOND, Va, FEB. 20, 1854.
GENERAL Orders |


CLAUSE Pa H. General otds No. IS QssD, IS amended
BY adding after the words Is csrk The words or detailed
H. Clause o. Par H. General Current series is
assigned to company Of artillery ter
vice the 10Th 1862 hav Dg les than 81 men Upon the
Ill Non-cOm nbsoned encer: useIsns, Gnd private, de-
period haa thirty Gays be BY company ommsra
with but descriptive t which the soldss account
ough under the acI Of Congress- February 1882 viii 10
stated soldersin hospitals not furnished WITH descriptive ts
by mpany commanders when frrouge VIII have such 's
proyleed by the geon In cher.e
Payments made viii endorsed the descriptive Ts which
the ld ana transporauon furnished In
kind under the act cted Will be endorsed on tie descriptive list
When the soldier feiens his command descriptive LIST Will
returned company commander who WILL after recording
QaaternserI are prOhb ting paying soldiers absent
forth this order from their commands except in the man
w. P,rsens not liable to cOnscrptioD may wish
unteer be enrolled ami receive
70 the company they select enrolment will be eommun
Gated by the enrolling officer In each Instance to The company
v soldiers who furnish sblebodied recruit mustei
into service under the provisions Of the preceding paragraph
entitled furoueh transportation home back
VI The provisions OF Paragraph " General order No. 81
sS are nsS aps SndsT a on congress- ap
proved February Ih 1863 NEGLECTED officers are allowed
Communication In lieu thereof under Of the
Ie-tn istlhg or mustered into the service
paid by the Qiarrmsser OF toe command 10 which the sol
der bsongs ana BY no other onartermaster.
Vii Cnapla receive the ranons In Kind allowed them
by law or commute them ct the Government price.
WILL The following lie Published for the information Of the
army:
"Ax Acr TO prouide for Retiring officers Of tie AIny.
"TAe Congress Of the Confederate States america do enact
pe be hereby authorized upon the
Of any General commanding department or any
amy discharge from service any ocer Of the Confederate
y, the Provisional Army OF the Confederate
state command BIS assigned to
proprae duty incompetent inefficient who may
be his commando duty without leave Provided,
may be dleh rged for ncompenoy, lief
his command duty without leave shall
be euiited examining hoard under existing
Laws Il Of the OommandiIg General within Thirty
days. ProVided further that ih txend - any officer
VINO s absent on account Of his captlli y.
Approved, Feb. u, 1864"
TX All Officers wnsthes Of Regular ProyiGorA Army, alb
their and duty we'll those who
without assignment duty competent hofiy wi
po their sddrs letter ts ece Ing the ccuns
OF their absence from duty and unasgned when aud where
last duty.
By order.
(sIEned) s. COOPER
L25-1W Aej't and Insp'r Gea1.
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SPECIAL ORDERS,

Tn "a eordAnce with The above ORDERS all officers arriving In the
- ~ hose on duty this city (who have not already done
~ iii report person, without delay at these headquarers
Rv or der OF BngAdier General Jom II. WMDEl, Coming
Dept = W. rAeAAA' A. - eeh'
no l9-a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

DUBLIC SALE OF PERISHABLE PROP
RRTY In Chesterfield county the old Chesterfield Turn
pike IL miles discontinue house
DAY March 9Th, 1854, commencing at IL O'clock A all Of
ny pedshAbe property. Terms cash -r.
The also for rent for TIE faarce OF the and vii
suit q refugee with small family.
ALEX n TRABUR,
Midlothian o., Va.
will hire out at the lime several negroes belonging to the
estate Of Macon Trsbue, deceased.
ALEX n. TRAB0B,
ma2-dA Executor Of Macon Trabue, decd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT OUR
w ONCE, on WEDNESDAY, I'd March, at 10 O'CLOCK
$4,000 Confederate per eent. Coupon Bonds
ssSS DO DO DO DO SSna. 90
5000 do TS0 Notes
10000 do Cotton Bonds
10000 do 10 million Coupon Bonds
10000 do de regi do
80 shares Bank Of Commonwealth Stock
100 do Bank Of Richmond do
80 do TrAden' Bank do
100 do Merchant Issurance Company Stock
10000 Virginia Registered Bonds
90 shares James River Packet Company Stock.
fs Fac VSi' ''''-' anu '''r' - LANCASTER co.
AL-0,
$4,000 Confederate per cent Bonds
6O00 North OarollnI per cent. Bonds
10000 Pittsyvania county Bonds
5000 Albemarle co do
1000 Caroline do do
5000 Va. Central r. z. Bonds
100 shares Va. and Tenn. r r. Stock
NAL LAhOAsrER CO.
The above sale will postponed until Thursday 81 instant,
l2H O'Clock. -
mh2-td LANCASTER OO.
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ADJT AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE
RICHMOND, Feb. "a, 1864. (
GENERAL ORDERS,
No.2S.
General Braxton Bragg assigned duty At the OF Gov
direction OF the President charged
with the conduct Of military operations In the armies Of the Con-
federacy.
By order,
(sgne0 s. COOPER,
fe27-1W AdIt and Inspr Genl.
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Parties dIrous Of adding to hs sale notify BY Tues
day morning.
Particulars be fully stated in future advertisement
TARDY WILLIAMS.
r W Ksraxu Auntr fe2T-tds
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IOU III hU OIIl.
- AupPy Of ssA God Liver on. jus. received, BY
isa J.P. DUVAL.H
, 1864-06-12
st. Louis Market.
[epeciM Dispstch to the Chicago Tt1buue.1

81. Louis, June II. 1854.
TOBACCO There wss the largest Eale Of Tobacco
totxy ever made In this market, and prices wete
the highest ever paid for the same qualities Tna
sales conpr.Eed 22a bids, including zap. .t3 80
&s4p; IS green md dsungel lugs IT ss,9x9s-Go; IL
factory do 1t sala9soo; Is plantess' do Ut Slse@14
A.; 80 common shipping leaf at %Is1a1s2l.75 10 me
diuns do At S240e0s0 Is; II good and nne do ks III
0io.ta, co7amon and medium manufacturing leaf
do at So soassD; 8Kood do At sa5..s4o~so, and one
CLo do &66oo also Il boxes ut &s4o@2575 100 NJ.
Bids On q bids ware rsjtcted.
FLOUR firm and moderately aettve sales comprise
80 bbls city Xxx, <s1s9a.5o; XIX, $3.50: choice 3,
s725 $50 do Z. S7e0 inspected. double head lined,
dslivered q co; DO branded Z. &6So; 2k q sp1sug
X, s6se; 10 do spring super. $a.25.
GrA1x-Wheat Improved salts 2os sseks choice at
N75; 1850 do prime to strictly prime, el.soa18s !;
So DO far to coed at ale@l5s. Oats higher; sales
1854 eacks a: sac 3 90 at Il 20 do At Sic in sec
ord hand bags; 2e1 do rejected 1t Sc Is do soc
lectst. Corn unchanged; Gales sas sacks sholce
white at 3117; l3i do white Al $2s hsf delivered
ca 10 1elow ut BALI delivered: SO DO white
xlH5 Rye steady 5alc1 ii sscks at Sl.4Q.
r Risky steady aud uEu, with sales Of 29a bbls at
ELS.
Proy1s1osa-Pork and Lard--sales Of 100 bbla city
mess Pork a. sS.eo 2 b.l 500 t!escss choice stss
Lard as1455c = y.
Observation-Disclosures nrr, With 4offee ut 459&7c for
c. mnou to prime Is1o. auear 1e9:ic for common to
CHOICE Ioulaixna Aolas:es -l.a09f1o. sali, s8Eaa
S1D.cr New York.
, 1864-06-12
not be like the woman who hoped that when che
died she ehouid go TO Pa1isl daughter and ap-

not be like the woman VINO n0pt0 IuAt Wutu cue
died she ehouid go to Pa1isl daughter and ap-
4 inii occurring in the proceedings at this time,
Mr.. Bryan announced that Mrs. Budam desired
peruifHion to speak, which WAS, OF conEse- grant
ed, and y lady who had previously BEEN sitting At
the reporsere table takin 1otet," stepped t1Ets'
and becan an extremely radical speech on " Wo-
msn,s Rights, claiming the priviiees Of tns eleo.
were amused, others displeased, and all consde-
rably astonished. She was interrupted By the
Prezidfut y no desired to announce that copies Of
The Coyersnt were IN the room for e1.natute, and
that Hon E, c. La1ued had been unable to attend
The meeting, u Re had agreed md intended. Mrs.
Buffuu then resumed, for moment or twn, after
which ii Tae yotsd tia: the aniisnce would be
elad 10 hear her at some other time.
The Prestdeut announced thqt ladies' willing 70
aid tn the distribution Of circulars were requested
to meet the Boar, Of Managers, at Bryan Hall, on
Monday, at 3 clock, p. N. and that book ior
s1enatnres would be found 1t Wheeler d Wilson's
Sewing Machine Oalce, Lake street.
Mr. Bryan tken called attention to collection Of
dry goods Of American manufacture, at the end Of
the platform, placed there BY MessrD. simpson
l. Hughes, OF Lake street. az specimens OF what
could be done at home In the why Of manufactures
The goods consisted Of opera hannels, hne white
Eannels. roll jacenets, broadcloths ladies' cloths
blankets, au wool and cotton wool delaines, spool
cottone ehawlH tasscls embossed table covers and
were really exctllenty made. OF good material, and
are offered at the came or 1eas prices than foreign
goods OF the tame clsss. II WAS practical Illus
tr1tlon of the ease with which The Covenant
movement can be carried out.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1864-06-12

and prices advanced fully &c per
n: *9zsG1.sth fot nlddlIpE uplanas ,,,,. ..,,..
Ano In In denaae ba: closSd a.. ana sSsafcsy 70
8:9 fof extfn Z ii. o.; sss:& 10 tor trade Nnts.
Issndta in sales aro 90 eth eIsrs q S.Ne; - 70 A. A.
btlE %, for ;he Lass half Of July, at Sa.oo
SHsKx19u!st. =: 8 70 - f,- n,,,nc and Anil,
heAvy and declining tnr common aua,l1ies; St1sa
II, Chieaso sSIipg s9i s. fes kxsaies ksf g ~;
Writer red essprb. RE Grn q: q q Sa:19 Cnlo
tulI, heavy auu laxer. white Mesteln n *i.s -
DtW Eix+ d V. tte,A Loiusl ~ &f3e- os&S hofa ac"
uvc a: lower It SIT lor rea.sfn.
GaocgKlra-htep dufl at llto t"t kaaxocn5 = ,Es 2
qniet ALu uEchhI ge7- SuK-f qElfs A. 1HA4f4es nuQ
II ht1 e. Eayxuk ~ lie. .
T11Eol 1uN-Cn1et spd HncftN "a.
WouI-F1rm VII moderate dt nsnn.
, 1864-06-12
Commercial Postscript


SUNDAY EyksIso, June 1l-1sp N.
The decline in gold II the afternoon fell like
konbshcl among sae g1s!n operators, and the mar
ket BIT came panic Stricken durnz which prlces pnr
ttcu1nrg Of Wheat. fell very naer1zny In the even
ing, ut the 8he1msn House. there staad1er feel
Dg and the markets rallied slightly but the bulk OF
the t1&pss cttons at considerable decline from
the prices paid On Change.
WHEAT declined 2a3c per bushel. In tho afternoon
there wbf too much treli1stlon to admit Of heavy
trAi sGctonf, and nots sales Of aboEt bush
e.s at range Of Sc for No. and ut $,.91 80
for No-7. In the evening the market opened ncil7e
At 5tSk&19 for No. aud At 81 - for No. 2 but be
fore the close sales brisk at 3l95i G5f for No.
and at t1asH for No. z-c1oslns quiet. About 2oo,
COG hushsls were sold. a. follows: 10000 bu No.
Spring IN stoEe at f1s4S: 210oo bu do at 81 IS; 1o
bu do at tt.3sH 60 Go bu co ut $1s5H; $500 bn No.
7spr-g in sors At 412o; 5000 bu do At sieo 5000
bu do st *129h closing quiet ut the outside quota-
lions.
CoRr Was quiet 1t deelins Of K@1c Pc. bu.hel.
EaleR Esre 5000 hn No Germ in store Il Il
600 bu No Corn n stors Ut sl.1ec}ostng quiet at
the quotations nsmsd. ......
OATS wcru neglected acd nominal at 69k97cc for
MOL.
H1auw1f1s were also neglected. with a limited de-
were no sales reported.
SALT was active. Sales were :-1.0o0 bbls cid Sagt
nav Salt, Brewers dock. at eeso 1sos bis do, on
III. Cent dock, at s22o s so hbls new sagtaaw Flna
at <s.s3. delivered On cars.
PBoy1e1ozs were qoiet owing to tbs decline In go1i
4 1ol f9s tcs common No Lard Eas SOLD at 13o
There ncthirE doEc In Mess Pork or prime Lard.
FnA1uH7s we're neglected and uocl1A1 a. 1Sc for
cprn and llc for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1864-06-12

! LEeported t1clts.vely luF Iue ou'csF0 11toUls.!
C1sCIsEATI, Juce II. ISL.
FLopR-Qnlet. tuperhne held A. sa'set45ss, with
bu .e1s at &s.75; cxtrus were offered at SAW.
lower ssles OF 1to b5s at q, and 2c0 do Al
G1A1s-A m.d rate demand for red Wheat at s5"::
rkste IL quoted at t15s8l-55. Com market dull aES
ia. Corn offered at s1s, but sloa was tne bat Offer
made khelled Corn seid It si1tH BAFiey-salss q
800 In ta1l os ii l1a:s7 Oats-A fair demand et 81
in bn1k.
EGxooKa1Es-A continued dali AID heaVy uarket.
Coffee Il firm st 4zk@4c. Raw suEk1a ntm AZ 1sas2cs
crr sized quie. at s5c6c. Nca!ses In better demand
ut 3l.Gs@1Is- .
Pktyrs1ore-Msss parE was held at 4seso3Ss.9o,
but :here were no salee Bacon frn ss 121Se tor
,hou.dess, AID 15@i5hc for cexs sides. B1lt ne.ts
quiet but firm. Lard advanced to 15c: Aales OF 100
NerGeAx
, 1864-06-12
d / H d =,

juno 11h 1854, ait er few day 3 Illness, Mr. THOs
HARTMAN. son OF David Heartmnn. OF Er{an4en.
Bavaria. hEeu 10 years. He leaves a wife and Two
maid children to mourn hts .oes.
II BroekEille, T. ", and Staats zeitu1s. Chicago,
nnper4 nIf CODY.
, 1864-06-12
ID OCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
kG LANDS
FOR SALE RY AUCTION.

THURSDAY, TEE 10 OF JUNE EY1r,
In tie city OF JaAesvllt, kock C11u.y, Wlaco1la
thrtSts hEkaEsd ana fc1.5 tslo( acres Of t2s eeI.
aeaenlt4:A lands In :ae s5.ee. Thes arc situated
lasc Of Footyl:1e, wt.t The Bslett and Misoi. Raj;
road running through thea, ani the Mlwaukee AZ.
Hputne51 Wisconsin Earrn4 On their bcsdes md afe
eopresed Of aboos An equal guAn:sy q heayJ tmDe!
ownsr .os icEeelm-n, oeasb thirty years ago.ts the
bse. lands; al Eespeets. IN Rcck County AID tnx
II y VII BE- sold IN iuE parcss, aud the puTcsaSs
mcney. 1eee twenty er twenty nve per cent. HhicE
Inust be pald It. cnsh. may feza1 on mor:eaae q.
Eessu re5 cent Interest," s raven Or ten Yeafs, e..
Tttre viii also be sold ct the fa,ae time aaI plste
asd n ne sang t1aoner. but ~hoy Eor cash twenty
tWo huncfet f2aN ecref Of prime 1arIs In M.rat00r
Con- Cons ne~rtha town Of Wausau cted about sgns
more eig15le Opportunity for turner's 10 seeurs
oet aeataole IafIs- OF for tha ayeatuent OF
fer rasfhe7 psrtteElars apply persoss,. or By let
York. who will he1? Js1esyt!Ie ten days before ne
sale tskes p!ach 70 J. j. H. PEABE, Esq. Countellez
= LsW. JA1ftFtiie7 Or to HI. JOHN HDWKt on tAe
property, ss Toctfilla m7l2eA6l-6w
, 1864-06-12

Philadelphia 'Market-Juue II.
F1oCB-Fizm and In better demand fot export. su,
Gx4is-Wheas steady At 2ooa.. tor white .. $50
LIB tor red. Corn hrm sales: yellow Sl.57@iM.
CorToH-Adyancang and excited, Sales mid
d1-- Al Sl.15Gt1 ~. -,
.PzoF1sloss-AessP PoEk-$s,:t0tox new; ss.nl for
PtTRoLKqu-Sales: Crude 4Ic; teaned 6735}Ht
WHfaEx-Hetter, sa les II 1S2G1I.
, 1864-06-12

0r. Bige1ov has the largest medical prsc.
tlce in tho city; he gives so mnch ssttstac:iaa %
bie patients that they recon mend all their flesds
10 him for treatment. &c IL, without doubt, the
best quali1ed medical man tn ,he city Of those
treating special diseases; and hsTinS paid paz.le-
having stndied them thoroughly fson books, wit
Defsed numerous dlsseetions, received inssrue-
md appropriated all tho knowledge thus gained
By an extensive practice, aro jusied in asee.t.
ing his tupersottty. In chronic diteAses Of oil
kICde, dc,augrtnents Of the stxual crgsns from
weakness, abnse and excesa, cases Of malforma-
tinn or eEHar4ty. Dr.: Bigelow may be consulted
win perfect confidence. He can tel ezae:ly
He uses no dangerous medicines, bat guarantees
cure In I'll cases vt which he undertakes the
treatment, apd thst without leasf1s any drug pos-
on in the svs,em to give trouble in AFTER yeArs,
These who w1ah 10 be treated skinfuily, scien.th'
c,l1y, fuecsssfrly politely, ana with nll due ae.
c1ecy, should apply to DR.. Eise,o, at his r.vate
consultation rooms, No. 179 South Clark street,
jolak674-1t
, 1864-06-12
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chica:o Trlbunel
DETROIT, Juns II.
Tr-Drop. Fountain City. Barks Orphan, D+eoto,
Pcmesoy, MsEsh, Merr1mhc. Briggs Cehupans, Treat,
scbrs. eomeEs, CornelIA Flint Twin Sisters Cuba,
Dickinson. Persian. Racine. Milwaukee, Belle Tap
pen, Meudota. Arctu1us, Barbarian, Arnold, Bonnie
Doon, AdIiondec.
Dow1-props. Potomac, Plymouth. Ba-k Me:top.
aNy. Echrs Union. Lively, Bronson.
, 1864-06-12

EHw TORE: May 1.-THE prices Of Mining Stocks
IN Boston to day Were4-Bay State, Is; Central 81
Copper FAILS: 3: Frankltn. tS1: Huron. 40: ta,e
II "a. 294: Minnesota, 60: NoythW Westefu. II PewA-
b!ett4H: Rockland, Is,
, 1864-06-12

~hlrf advsnee be4n on rev ortne Isl rs for =ss;
p. % for old DO; tSc z53s8 s7H for nsw do: III co..
.ss H. ios une re- noons
!;sea PIX s ms: :sana tsEms nd dalivsTy, ~
ton, a aAh. Beef nzn a1d in better denxnd, 1t
E9.N013.eo for mess; ,2kopA7-1 for prime.