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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-06
AUCTION SALES.
kORURE DAYS.
RYJ Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucsionesrs.


RYJ Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionesrs.
ITc QEsIRAstE BUILDING 10. g. IN rgs
IMMEbIA@E yIeINITY OF THE WAR; AND
aTf on THUksbsy uksbkyyafff aafBffEksooN. April 1854. at
"a O'Clock he prsmisss we Nan e se fro,T,ns wes
ten Part Gf Lot ko Ss, i. ors near th
corner of Seventeenth strses, and running back
about III feet To DE sold entire. or divided into
lets of twenty feet nine inches ea'n' as may oeoe
TIE ,rox,mity OF this property to the Depart
nisn Grounds. Capitol, Monument, and Potomas
river renders it Desirable site for residence
With interest, secured BY s deed Of trust on the
premises. Conveyanees and stamps at cost of pur-
ap4is J.C. MCGUIRE & co.. Auots.
ByJ.o. MCGUIRE Co., Austioneers.
SMALL AND DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
iHi STS RHso
,set Of land lying on the road TO Ansossta bridge,
a,sspt one Of ms rP% the
Ard sd,oinsd on the vezt by Isastwooa ;. p!aoe.
Ihs tract contains tairty acres of land has small
sprirg on the place, also osoiss fruit trees Ii ds:
aired, it viii be divided into four OF ave t.acs Of
~ .na r running % & Saef '1 70 Cool Runh 70 road. AL ~ '
Terms One third cash the renal aass r. in stI r., and
Iust on the premises Cost Of oonvsyances, in-
sfA'' to ps pfSS 9 eo aas
By O. McGUiRs& 4 90 Auotionsers.
ARGE AND VALUABLE L0r ON 18th
Il sRsET wksT, BETWEEN REops tsL.sD kygsgs
hpP ssh. st o'cleek. on the premises We snail
eel lot nun Der 20, in square number 1876. frontins
- tset on 60 foot alley, to be sold entirely or c
vissa ipto building lots as may be desired.
Terms ons thils esah; the remainder In six ana
'J,Vs ~ s,9s1 %sntss n tSs Ssth hI,sss IN sssss
spsd ef o' '"s 10 MCGUIRE Auots. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-06
GROWERS THEAFER.


Also Cf Growers New Chestnut Street Theatsr
Philafef pha
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-03
TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore & Ohio r. r.

~ y by
OYy1m BiLf. & Ono kAILRoAD Co., !
Wheeling Station, May Ia 1864. !
ON and after Sundays night, the 18th Of May,
~ the P sssenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-03

ROUTE
SLEEPING OARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILAD'A, NEW YORK 4 BALTIMORE.
BAGGAGECHECKED 71HR OUCH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTs.
By this route Freghts Of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Baltimore, to and from any point the Rail Roads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Pail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
confidence on Its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times favorable are charged BY
other Rail Road Companies.
EaEBe particular to mark packages "via Psnn'a
Central r. RI
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to or address either OF the following Agents Of the
company:
D. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE 4 CO, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
H..w. BROWN 4 CO, Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. c. MELDRUM CO., Madison, Indiana
J: E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky
". NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind
R. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago, illinois.
J. H MeCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
J. M, LOVE, Msysville, KY.
HALL 4 CO., Marietta o.
E. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W II ny
H. s. PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE o.
n. H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
K t. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
LIVE STOCK.
Drovcrs and Farmers wil find this the most adyan-
taeeous route Tor Live Stock. Capacious Yards, we'll
been opened on this line and its ana sverv
, 1864-08-14

John +. Thompson, of .A1e!o. has been
nominated as a candidate to fil the vacancy
.occosloncd BY the election Of judge Law.
repce to tbs Supreme Bench.
&. s. Whitehurst, Clerk Of the sangamon
COUNTY Circuit Court, waa seEiously injured.
on Thursday lasE, By tall from q wagon.
His collar bone was broken
West He1lock, Peoria coounty, and Q. c.
Garrison appointed Postmaster.
The citizens Of Pekln contemplate holding
Sanitary Fair on the 18th Of October.
A Anotorious copperhead In Marion county,
named James Mclean, reccntly got up raid
in rebel style upon the properly ct citizens
In Wayne county. The people, however,
ret up counter raid and seized him and his
Stolen goods. He IL now In jail.
The down train on tile Illinois Central
, 1864-08-14
FINANCIAL. and C0tIsIERCIaL,
F1NAEEYAIn

SATURDAY EVENING, August u. 1s4.
The week just c!osed has been one Of comparative
quiet IN lnor esnry anAi,a. The demand foE MONEY
has heea good, but entirely legitimate. ap-eul.sors
having left the 4. ID entirely to No. borowers4 Tho
amount Of grain moved to1ards the East during tha
week has been large and required the OF consid
etatle moLey, which has been forthcoming at tho
cali Of shippers Things have moved along smoothly,
highly satisfactory tc the baEkers, and wo think 10
the borrowers. The market, today have been weak.
With zen. raj decline IN ptscea- This purifying pro-
cces has been EotnE on fer soe time, and wo arc not
without hopes sbat 1t Will eventually bring prices u
q sccelble standard.
E1cn.1ee Is little sitter. frsm the increased
amount OF currency low IN the hands of banker.
The calls upor New York for Cr+enbAcks nave beeu
rftty promptly met md The scarcity which prevailed
LAST week hns been considerably relieved. The quo
taleus Of exchange enan ~ before-:3 dl.counr
buyfnG PSF seltfrE-with occasional concessions f-r
round lois. ....
The range Of fErli tc'1ay In New Tork WIS ltt1c
below yeste.day. The following arc tho quotations
telexrapbed to James Boyd. s. Clark street:
{ HI
The market here opened It Isl, and VA stexdy It
Tat price I'll Gay. C1radA 2:2- SILVER duit at go
Gove.nms.t .:a's 1emhsn s'esds atses bp5,ns, and
IL lellipg,
NEW To4x.-Tte Tsinuse OF Thurada3 ssyt:
Fos - g d.s t1s.s l. more inqalss5
.cuo pe fs1 so ss q osa
dfe4. to ID The vtrnmcut Tbs steh peope Of tho
country il bold lack. ana Do not EtEs tue hssrtJ
issso ela,s Il -naszeie!s." xeo'e pstS.ous@ eo@:
ms5sea nd ended With l:t 9lpe fa9 ,as Thst n
ns .sysd u esaf .aa .tss eis
Of contYstto1s Who htftsto 10 itn1 the Government
:ssi nsoH 1aa sSas tSe1 ~
TOO shEewd to osn Goyesnueas eioskt Ihe so9nes 5
sses ena9Ss Ia t IL efsi.s q
The Gtretutns - taking ts onktu9q1s e nsssfer e.
tnce to any ult or security. tho b%ttsf VIII V"
| The property Of the country. -
ME Tofx arocx MA1xIr:-Tae {ouewsak 19s
tho e1esins ps,ces fuz c.tn Aus. IS. fsst feee1ta
! g. saltocst2u L CO.. C1t.Iatsieo. Ssoex ING seeo
! b1okezs, X El&xk Hlfet. Cetc4k1:
, 1864-08-14
OHICAGU LUMBER MARKET.

SArEEpAT Ev1HI8 49, August Is 1M&
LuMDER-Recel1sd yesterday, 1,lso,0o feet. Mar
Sct trmer and meto xctire. but without an5 quota
bio charge. So,
suISGLEs-Receisedy yesterdsy. &c soo ps5nsnd
moro &C tire than the supply. Prices rule nsuer.
With An upward sendtncJ.
IATu-Received yesterday. 65no9 pcs. Market
ncderAte;y ssuye, snd hrm 1t $t.eq for cool
qualities. -..,-.-
cAHao aA1Xs TO-DAY.
CARO- scbr Challenge, form ks'amazoo. sold BY
Morton, t5tpe feet coAsto mixed lumber at $t6.3o:
cartoschr Hampton, from 0con'o, sold ty Wood,
1.sGto feet lumber strips, tho balance largely
roa.da, rafted. as S18 %: cargo sshr NoFthtrner.
1T m Clay Bank, sold BY GA1EicK 6s.No icet coiee
mixed lumber At $3.50: cargo schr Napoleon,
nom Aauetee. sold By Bicktord - <o feet lumber.
-sx4 scautng and baA1ce timber. cut to order. At
teoro; cargo actr Hatchisou. from Nenomones. sold
by Ludington Co., ooo feet MILL run lumber. At
I'll 70; cargo thr MITCHELL from Aenomonee, sold o5
Btckford 130N feet mill run lumber It $sloe; cas.
goes y hrs UnIon, Lima and Glpsy. from Pcre Aas.
ouette seld BY Col. Loomis u str.ps 1t $500: CARO-
P1cp Upion. from Green BY. sold BY Q. Brewster.
st1 R!es. As shared. At saso: Star shaved At
~ o<: AtsaWed ut SEQ; cargo sehr Tempest, from
Fiat Eoct, so1d BY LudtpRton Co., 1e2 90 feet sof.
| prime lumber, X strips Rs E2ffo-
, 1864-08-14
nj A r 7 N Il T. I s. y
PORT OF CHICAGO,

AKFs1YKI1. AH9. l9. f3x4.
&x., ~. - at4h t11.t 49, .T~n.tS '
5ltaf ~! HS.e1: E1tu a. .ah !nsa1;es
4Iep '.G' ,ssR'st. f{{ntf,fn snns,t.s
PIop Po SsFen nf.1ane ~ nntf.r Ssen'. suniTfes
er;E 6ast9pe ~ taH 0in e., ~
ssnc. ,..... c,.na u*v., ,so y, ,r,nh..
Scaf 4hests, @ E u Nh ritz n caras W.na
senr EapSiss T. 'Es1. AZ 2; Mnsse IL q N innar
schr Z IssrM1,f0' 1; TX aeSsma1s' a1sses3a'to n lumber
GN NhY FfsY Uofl1nd. Il
be-.
sssE Ardssnts 4! e.s1s Wsa a nriass,
po!ss. r-,,o *
sen1 sns5ss Hs,,ens EsiAm.sco "a - ia,,n.r
SEn1 fsTinda. Gottsin Esjamxzco loo d lumber
schf Helen Blood, Reid, W1lk1nsont f1er IL cords
rood.
schi PsrAfee, Jackfcp. sout1 Ha!eu : cords wood.
, 1864-08-14

On motion, the nomination Of Gen, Hart.
irg Was made unanimous.
Gen. Harding Is fine speaker, Of win
hing mannerg. mud possesses decided abi1itY;
Hs takes hold Of everything With viii; and
follows 1t up with an energy that knows no
such word as tail. His long residence in the
West has made him familiar with the wants
Of Its people, and the pertln2clty with which
he Furf ues an object, when he undertakes TO
gain It, Is an earnest that the interests Of tbs
people, Il Intsusted to him, will not be sui.
: frrcd to lie unpoticed.
The Aledo Record ea5s:
The political principles Of Gen. H4rdtng need no
indoreement fton NJ. He II unconditional y for
The Union, without ~ II or but The linton,
pe e noto Il efs se1e. aas tse
Constitution, when It gives tho President power
70 suppress insaneetion, slso clothes him with
end. So believing; he Will bend nil hls energ4es to
id the President In ohquering the enemies OF tha
Gen. Harding, too, is = soldier; = tue and tried
soldier: His gallant defense Of Fost none!top,
when that post was attacked by force four OF fye
c rand Th.s dsfen.e ~ oni,ers.1 deneeeded on eae
to be OF the most htltant feats Of the war; and
ha5 sfa that region Of psoH1lug guerilla bands ever
t Af1ce.
The Union men Of the 4th district have
now q candidate worthy Of tlelr support !;
Que who will stand ty the Union and theIr
interests at all hazares. The district has
been mlsrepresented, or rather unrepresent-
ed, long enough
During the past session Copperhead Harris
vas Invariably found voting on the wrong
side, to embarTaes the President and pro-
trfct the war. Such representative is a
living libel snd burning disgrace upon the
patriotic people Of the District, whose
fathers, cons and brothers are pouring oui
| their blood for the Union, and who ask te
send to Congress IA man that will stand By
the Union and Its defenders.
II 1869 the District went heavily copper
, 1864-08-14

31e F1.sft&l.GI4 lot ltel.E1ou QI3luH 1AAAGt
tltSsnK Quiet II anstdo quotations..
The Corn market WAS quiet, and prtces fell about
Xc per pushe1, with sales Of 'ta ousttls Sl2t0
ls lor Fol- Corn. sf.7lHat2.H for No. Com; and
$1Ia for Rels cted Cotn-.ho mtrtet closing quiet at
Ss,11xa117 for No. a.Co,n. No. 1:tves. Corn Adost
wxs se1u ss q. .zsstaK ahost-
EAF OAss were &ct1ye sud easltr. With saaes Of
loetta bushels 1t 6eaaoho for Nc. oats SC for No.
pass eno epc Tor oAt-tho nArKot c1oslnK
stesdy. Old oAta were neGtectsd-<n!y one CARLOAD
OF No.s kav1oT beeA sold at &C.
f}x txp Ayrxx AoHDA1 MKT, l5rH rNsrAxT,
1nxxx WIZ 1x no ptt11Hcr1ox MADE IN TIE Ix.
srxc71ox or o1p piHDN NKw Oars.
Hye ~ in good F<QneSt Aoo Nc no&e tafshef Id.
xaree tu prteca OF e@sc Fer hushe1 e1.-about 9,D03
bu,teys hAyirE changed hauds at 81 aa2l4l for No.
RE, and sl.oe9l!s7 for No. Ffe-the market clo'
1,nr t1m It onutde quotations.
Barley Is Still SCARCE aud In active deIand-pH:ts
ahovtnI fatthxr advance to-day OF b08: per bu.t.
with light salt 1t e2cs by sanple s.o fos Eo2tn
store, and s1.so teE Helected Barley in ftoze-the
| market closing drsn.
| ..1ce Of Hc per gallon-v1th sales of 6N hyls It
ukaxa31. .soK-tte market fer good packages c1oaus
| d, m 1t the outnda quotations.
| Proym,opg we're arm, With ea1es Of 100 bsls Mess
Pork It ~ ga A1d LII ttca prime steam Lard &t 2c
| EAlt ID steady aud quiet.
F1sr secd Il in fa1r demand 1t 43n3 Timothy SEED
/ IL also IN good rsqueat aad dsn 1t $saa
Grain F1eiehts were dull. with Light engagements
At 7Hc for wheat and ec for osu TO Buffalo.
In Groceries the market tas boea generally Qu!c:
p.jces remaining drn and unchanged. Sugar IN bet
tkr6upply hut buyers kre only dlspo.ed to purchne
! ftr r7esent warts-
Cheese Il in tmaIl receipt, With An actlTe demand
| msrkst very d11n sud unchanged.
1herece,pts CT Hard Coal continues vcEy timted.
and {ho1ou2hly below Tho requirements OF tie maE'
Iet, plices are corNquenuy very nrm but With },
| further ADVANCE
white Filth and Trout arc IN large snnp9J. With
liz ned demand AAskes moderately asm and uu'
| changed. ..
r,ied Applies are in almost roninM supply. Prices
arc a.uer With IN upward tsndsney. Fore'En Fsu1ss
are IN fAts supG!y, tut quiet and nef at psevl=ua
/ quotations.
1aptred Oh continues very qntet, and IN d.nau sup
n1v. uarket drrn aud unchanged. C&rooa OIL Il ID
fnaf supply and demand. Prices arc veEy tra n
asea &tto Tor beat White on-the narxct tcadipg up
ne receipts Of Wool continue light, but full,
equsl to tho demand: The market rules modsratel,
| hfu and unchanged.
In Lumber The market haa been more active. will
Isrser number Of eArycts eale. Prices ru,e vcr.
arm, win an upx ard tendency on best qus'Eues.
, 1864-08-14

The Bnfhlo Commercial advertiser pro:
nounces tho Farfni affair 1t Nisga1A Falls
humbug, and thus exposes the fraud:
The sboTe is one Of the periodical Niagara
Falls sensations, gotten up for the purpose
Of putting money In tho purses Of the enter
prising citizens doing business in the lager
beer and sandwich line forninst the great
cataract, We're VIC, one day. to- sec some
cnap hung, drawn, quartered and thrown
over the centre Of the Horseshoe Fail We
should not be surprised to meet him spp1-
reutly sound and In good health the next
mo1nipg-ao little confidence hare we Of the
II ality Of the wonders of thtt wonderful
place. us were informed this morning that
he " unfortunate and fool-hardy N an"-the
ipdfyiduA1 with the eecrlent coguomcn-ls
ustll on the inland" Our informant fur
thcr went on to state that Farini LEFT the it,
lat lsst hight. took his enso at his Inn, en-
Io1 Cd refreshing season of rest and returned
cstly this morning Il IL underwood. that
tho pesttss interested hive contributed libe-
rally towards making up pursa whetrwith
to reward t6e adventurous mtu-
, 1864-08-14


Lincoln beat Doug1as In the district by
something like 1,40o majority. Agood can
yass u III redeem the 4th from the disgrace
of Copperhead misrepresentation.
The ral danger ct losing the district arises
from the hordes Of rebels and guerillas who
have fed ont Of Missouri into Adams and
Hancock counties, and taken refuge among
the Copperhesds. We are told that they are
coming in swar,rs. Every one of these NUT
deripg yil1nins Will, doubtless, attempt to
Tote the Coppcrhead ticket next fall. IfGeu.
Harding is defeated 1t will be caused by the
votes Of Missouri 9uerilIae,
, 1864-08-14

The Bunnlo AmntrrIal Adrsfttssr contatne N
srtlc'e giving estimates OF the crops o. tne West,
the main portions OF which NC ,appeno, "1tao1t,s
bowescr, vonchtng for tht1r actnraey: .LI:...,
hog n g. .na dxq5sas Hta f
cons{defnb3a Fssr. thst notwithstanding certain
loss,tiss of reS9n s.,: q %; q
country hsye been severely seontEs aa na assss o.
t9ppiy, ~ suursly e4eundless: None Of or pep,
sn x perish With hunger pecsase eta c!a ssaE
nom accounts nom The various locs'lttcs doNn to
the sh Of July a which tine maes o. "A az t Moeat @
h&d been secured iu good eonaM.oo, saa tae re W.
vera msti1a rspid progress through tse s eaes: ot
neent rain.: This fyrem of ogp%Ess % 1ns y se%e as
ineton. 10 representing IN aFetage % G5oP' 4a.
fxo.teLtaa oVer an a1essse e'e 1"e "a nsi
toes The ssates ase Ohio, 1s connnes Aie9i'
gsu Is = H., ,nd'
Of The several 9tatce. We begin WHO
, 1864-08-14

tics Of &c Union party that ministers
mixed" with religion. "whttl whstl
Hhstl what's that." calculated Copperhead
=. Clapplng his hand to hss car, " Yours
Won't pi1!" thundered the elder, where-
upon the shout wbich broke from tho sur-
rounding multitude caused Cop. 8. to sim
uacr doxn and dtsappear,
, 1864-08-14

at Warren. Ample Accommodations will tc
nhdc tor ylsitors, Ono noticeable feature OF
the fair is the fact that the ladies arc to hare
department for the sale Of different A1ti-
cles, the proceeds Of which are to be donated
TO the famslies OF soldiers who arc In desu-
tute circumstances. God aid them In their
noble undertaking.
, 1864-08-14
fT Pr1ce-pr. Bakeea Specidc. Il per bottia.
EB r!ce-ns. Bakers luiecttan. 81 p4s bottle
EfIfA.-.AA4lA IrSAafAx,ee G4E3fIE - II
DIR. EAST'ERLT'a
AMERICAN LIHlMEHT.

This vzlunbIs L1nfmeus v11l c1re
Rheumatism, Spralns, Bruises, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, Contracted TEN
aonB, Sselled and sttn 1o1nfsr x.uW-
baEot and all Diseases WheEo m
external remedy II indicated.
DE- EASTERLY's AMBRTCAE LIHTMHST vdf
Also cufe EprstnE, Bruses. Cuts Calls. Chl{eB, hxE
Bone Sclatchrs- or Wounds which are constantly %
curing 10 HORSES. Families Rhoutd ksepit CON-
ETANTLT ON HAND to us~ IN nrlo Of need, ~ It u
Inc BEST ANB ltD- KFFICAC1OCs L1NIAKHT
x t5Fps = 81 Wsale ut Dr. EAsrHRLT 4 CO.'s Family
Mediclne' Btcfe, 30 MaaIson street. near the fo<k
Gfnce, Chicago, IL.
, 1864-08-14

Inc 1Faao"at lnfentoenoer, the princlP:l
Mcclellan orgnu in Washtngto reinforcing
Itself With the authority Of the army aud
Nary Journal, the professional Mcclellan or.
gan III New York, and calling to Its aid Mr..
SWinton Of tho New York Timer, whom Gen.
Grant expelled ftom his army for lying, and
who having failed ~ u narrator Of past events
is uow trying his hind on tho future, comes
10 us with hvecolumh article to prove how
much better Gen McClellan's campaign on
the Peninsula was than Gen Graat's recent
campaign has been The Inse1tgrne<r does
not aroT this TO be the object of.its SOME
WhAt lengthy essay, but when We And pro.
fessedly loyal journal laJ Ing great stress upon
The circumstance that thero WAS water
route TO- Richmond, and that it would have
been easy fer' Gen: Grant to have put his
army down 1t Yorktown OF Willie House In
the first place, and Thus have avoided all the
tough work Of the Wilderness and spottsyl-
vania, We Think it L. easy to discern a
meaning which may not. happen to- be ex-
pressed IN words, This refrain was frat
chaunted by the Richmond press in unison,
It then went across the OCEAN and eas echoed
back by the rebel sympathizing Journals Of
England and France, after which 1t was
,aAen up oy aucn organs as tee army and
@'a.y soa7a ana INC aa!'o"a1 tate'ftgs''os'.
Ky "s see "aasat amouAss 70:
ee1taln15 zen. Grant coo:o nave landed his
nins on INC peninsula thefe ne would
p4se eosouatetco toe same enemy whom he
lnet n me, "Aoefness, prooaols behind en-"
.fenshments more formidable than any
which were found between the Raptdan AMI
ING fsmunAey. AZ any rate tue same enemy
Heu4o nave ossn tnete' endowed WIN the
same eapaoll.ies ot resistance; and II 1t be
eoneeoto tnat tne great OBJECT OF aggressive
"a1 70 meet ana overcome tue enemy, the
aie9nent aooPieo oJ inc 1nsafe7enos7'
, 1864-08-14

Wien It IL 1eus mbe<ed that but nttle mora than
mainly drpt nntrt upon the Aslsnt1c stat.s and
Chtlt tcr her htcadsinfs. the tubstQnent advance
II tullJ fet forth b. Statistics IN the San Francisco
r1tce Current, u truly 1emarkahls. Not onlf i she
r. q hous snd sessss 70 toteEn countsiss r.
fptoxlpx tze the exports Of wheat ant Hour from
aau FTanciic, 70 different countries for the hsca3
, 1864-08-14

The ztne;si prodaco nasfftsa srs aoief' prices
today wefe easter,
FIorr ~asleas acttve and The market su,ea snn
With sa:es Of only sbeut 40 nFl. = sis~eas' fos
white winter exas sa7s for I'd Wa1Ss e3tsss; aa4
R!e0tsea II for spring e1tzat.
Tne aenaaa& tor xheas vvs ushs. 80 re aese ae-
grades Abont "a r busbe winter AaA 81 ~ tEse-
sss sp..1 vaess wtre s,,a+ u ssises1s fee MOL
ReA vsatrr; Ssf1Stss for Ho:9 Re4: si.h foe Re-
laet&d R4dl ttAs&1M or "Ha Grade" Ee4 st%0
~ toe Ho.I spsinx; G.as2i.ssx tasNs's spring
, 1864-08-14

EB II an, thing can be done outside Of
Gen. sheruan's army to assist him to make
his work complete success, We trust 1t
Will be done. Gen. Grant succeeded at V.eks-
burg because he Was grandly sustained By the
Government. It cannot be doubted that the
Eebels are moved all oyer the South, at the
critical situation Of Hood and his srmy, and
that they will do hll they can to relieve him.
1t may be also in our power to frnstrate
their aims. The work at Mobile, aud III
Flo1ida, il all well In this aspect Of It. It
helps Sherman as well as itself. We know
not what more is required, but we hope the
eye Of the military authorities ia direct ed
towards It,
, 1864-08-14

~ a member Of the 3sth Wisconsin Vol
unteegs writes Us from Petersburg, indig-
usn1Iy denying the statement Of IN "Orange
county sold,er'' that Lis regiment is com
posed Of pne hundred days men. The regl-
nent enlisted for three years service, and
has performed mcst gallant service before
Petersburg.
, 1864-08-14

| The Coprerheads At Dayton, Ohio,
celebrated Va}1andighau.'s bitthd.s lastweek
by picnic, with free liquor aud ights. Val.
VAS called on for q speech, but declined.
, 1864-08-14

t,f1 ~ fS1,lM 5It.tW
The opening Of export trAde In Agricultural pro-
duets shlna and % saJ nothing Of o:hsr
stats III trade b. alre.dy ,attstaed lasgs Qro-
sd it not b en fof tbs hah prices Ia san Francisco
during last spring snd eAslI paEt Of the suu,nar,
reilly for aoua consumption. The exrnzts to Au1-
tlAla, Victoria and Chtns. -ould. We arc nsauttj,
dyftd t. practicable to execute many ordsrs
r;ceiyt for Tho fortaunn Of rhch tcxscle be-
listed Fiji coal weia epeci1 lr seat from En- s!ar0.
Al Inc l.st.s dstss re s1pott movement Yen - =
had Or, efen By se1t2raph shlpmenta OF houF AID
Thest IRON this poF1 TO ChluA.
TIE txrotrs Of harley ard CAL from C4lffornia for
, 1864-08-14

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