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, 1864-11-27
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER,
[From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Monday, Nov. n.

D.
With us The rainy scasou has fairly sct in,
and the streets Of the Capita, arc Althy Us
Augcan Stables. It has raincd almost In
ccssansly for three day, and no s'gn.of sun.
shine yet. Potomac mud Is peculiarly otIsn-
slyc, and Potomac watcr, always "fls1,y," Is
now lntolorblo. Let mo advise tllosy who
expect to visit Congress this winter, 10 cqulr
Themselves wull with hlghhcclcd boots aud
waterproof ovcralls. And If they expect 10
norambulato much outside Of pcunsylyanlA
avenue, a smcllIng-bottle will be an lnd!spcn.
sable requisite to'comtort.
HOTELS
have rntscd lclf fhrc about onc.foufth. Four
dollars day At q second.rato house IL now
regarded NJ very liberal, not to say rcasonn.
bio. Strangely enough, tho Winds arc not
any moro tayory nor tho servants any more
attentive than they werc year ago, Oysters
and IN this luxury Washington is CAPITAL
nro the only consolation Of our epicures. Were
It not for these delicious sca.cggs, the seat Of
government could not remain hero another
year; and 1t is with good reason late article
In the chronfds gave this ~ the principal ar
gument why Che capital should ncYcr bo
moved further west.
The long and laborcd articles late|y pub
lishcd in TIC New York Coppcrhcad journals
on this important subject, mean simply moth
Ing, The purported conversation between
Mr. Seward and the French Minister Ia pcra
bosh. The speech of Gen. Dutlcr. In New
York has no further Significance than that 1t
expresses sentiment common to every loyal
heart-a desisc for peace.
Let the people not be deceived. This effort
to commit tho Administration to peace meas.
urcs at time when peace can only, and u
lNely to coma through military combinations
Just Ia course Of ofacvelopmcnt, ls simply new
squirm Of tho Copperhcads. Ignominlously
defeated In The late election, their only hopo
now Is In pcrsuadtng the administration to
make oycrturcs for peace, which they well
know will be scornfully rejected by the rcb-
els, but which they will claim would have
been accepted, had they cm8natcd from some
one less obnoxious than Mr.. Lincoln. And
those mysterious letters from Washington In
which arc disclosed 50 many peaceful declara-
thoritics and rebel Journals the hoped for sen
cided the late political contest ut the bal
lot box, s. that the prospect for
peace was never better than 1T tie present
time? But let no one be deluded into the
belief that this prospect ID or can be bright
ened BY any pacific demonstrations at Waah-
tngton or New York. The olivo-bsanch Of
peace Is held by our invfnelblc armies In the
garden Of the South In tho trenches around
Richmond, and On the mnsta Of our gallant
blockadare. The old Gag offers peace. But
those who cry peace, when there Is no peace,
are laboring, whether Intentionally or not, to
prolongthe war. SUPER,
, 1864-11-27
CIlICAtaO t.uas IsER MARKET.

- FsIoAY EVENING, Nov. Is, 1874.
IUN1lEt:-1:rceIycd sinco Wednesday, 2I27 LOO foot.
krprd 1.ls 20 fvt. Yesterday business wks wholly
sup.nat. al ,o4ay. with small receipts, tbcro woro
reported an!cr In thn market. rrcs continue worry
nr1n, but with no rrsent!zt ch*nxe.
SlllSull:5-l:cceIsca sncc Wednesday. 100000;
hhIpprd. ~, ,oco. Market quiet and unchanged.
LATtf-llrcl!yc41 atnca Wednesday,, &s,uoo pea
shipped, ls pcs. In fair atnant. md firm At pro-
yloua qnotatt6ua
, 1864-11-27
Speech Of Lord Palmcr.ton ON tho
American War.

The new Lord Mayor of London was iusu-
guratcd On the 9th inst, with the usual cer-
emonics, terminating with grand banquet
at Gulldhau. The lending members of tho
British cabinet and other high dicnitaEics
were present, Lord Palmesston, In an elo-
aucnt speech, spoke eheet1nSly Of European
politics.. - !: :.
In regard to America, he said: aThere is
one dark, spot In The picture which the affairs
Of the world present. That dark spot lies on
the other side Of the Atlantic We erleye.
and every man Of right mind must Srieye'
that that bloody and disastrous war which
broke out more than three years ago among
the kindred nations ofnorthe:n america, still
rages,-stil lays waste the fertile plains Of
that coatinent-stll bcdcws with the blood
Of its people the forests and tzacts of territory
which ught to be- cultivated and become
sources Of wealth, pleasure and happiness to
man nature Will not long permit that deadly
and disastrous strife to continue; that the
contending parties, within somc period not
remote, viii find 1t much bctter t. be recon-
ciled than 10 fight; and that those disputes
which have believed that continent with fra
ternal blood, will be settled by an am.cable
Arrangement between themselves. Houd
cheer1-) Tho beginning OF tho strife was ox-
pected to he attended In this country with
most disastrous rexults to manufactures.
!heee alarms have been. found ground1ess.
good, and trnst In fntu1o our sources Of sup-
ply will be spread oyer great portion OF Tic
globe, and TINT VIC shall no longer 10 depend.
cnt on my one country for materials 90 csscn-
tial TO the Industry and prosperity Of our own
country"
, 1864-11-27
f1.auis4ille PrasIaiou nIarket-Nox. u.

Tho market has been brought to stand by the
difference Of opinion In regard to the price to be
paid by the CommIssa1y Department for hogs for
The use Of TIC army: The Government agents;
and delivered at the packefs pens, and In some In
stances IN advance has been paid for small lots.
The prevailing rats Is &c in the country or &c de-
slaughtered at two Of the packing houscs-namil-
ton Bros: and Jarvis Co., including 1000 ut
Inc s. ,s..,.s to-dsy. The receipts hare exceeded
LOO head. Private parues sts egsr.nc e.e 70 s1o
nynduct.
, 1864-11-27

lbQe-Netclvtd q TIC various yafie rot cFdAY and
carly ts Forming about 200 aoEs Tiers hare sinee
atrired ntaslJ ~ many ors and this evening At o.
isls our tssina are slut coming n Tho eatsrsd sales
yesterday snd today Ut Ill yards arc na hasd thus
loaying about a 100 hogs lhis oYaalng Ia tho ssoek
yarts unso Trtcts hsvs ranged from ess 10 I'll Is,
but ch,eny 1t elt.zs<ailoo = 100 D..
/ Tho market opened yesterday morning undsf vpry;
favorable circumstances. There wa large quantity
OF stock u Tho yss, tho general Snatly vAs rather
vho under ~ influence oe bEkht md cheerful ds1.
, 1864-11-27

u3owN NAA Il In and nf "A
~ ' ~ - ..o,a an.1,.. s.ssn1 =, no
m".s.u..aI. ~ % :. ~ s1.h. snn,,5s ~ ,n.r;n.i x
s,ovsser, NJ - AS4' -~Ff''
:.,: =, ,o,a@x, -, ~. .,,s,r
hcisors ~ ~. ,norc m. In tSn r,our srkst H.
soaaosa 4oio " ~ Mo.o ~ - o sn. s..".. ~
day, man snero hss ncen aoe GONG % osgo o ps. ana
poye. seponoca ~ ao ~. s,," v,m... .o ~
enaaSee n1 ~, ~ a 40 ancso m ~" v.ss
Gs'aao1 !seu ",nses' nv soss~ - w ~ ~
eavo ' i". opas ~. Au s...". ~ ',sn. ~ ~
s..ne...Hr" .o. 49, ~. ...t'1,s A' ~
T,,.s ,as.sa. ~ tvsn.s san.ams. an,, .,a o
r,.s n.,,.o. ~ sa,,tna ~ o.css.a ,"- ;,n Xhonl
~ iSn Sa ". ' " snrnd h.nas ~ si7Ia1 n for
No. I,c,i Il ~ H,r ,c,oe,od Ra,i a,.na
81 ~ a.. NJ . nn,,nr sni, n m m. 1inisnioI
eDa4eo 10! ~ spring. ena tl.ov LOT ,seleu'oa
npHn&-e'osan8 ua1i ~ SAS'Ul'ost luz No
opIe9. IT,. - ..,.. A..
az ~ oIealnH uslg Mss sn a.n,' u .uy x ~.
~, Nor uv s"n ns W.%.s.H.. w.. ""%. .sn.s, S
" tl,erH wr1e lb0ea se1Iers tbab ElYurb. snt Tho
aiysnoa WA mt AusxI,Iad. bfioex !AllnR hack 10
tiIs old hyn.o, Ti,pPa wsx i0ra IuapIFs fur {,ld
f".S W" I'M ., n, ,,tat shnws no tn,n,oyamnntx Ia,
UoI' nus .a ',sa5ss' Fns"s ~ 49,. 'smu.d
e0en GsellRea Woa-Ms ptavea ne''. G"sp!Aea
by tAR )QeAtQAt A4|0nt ft,Qgg h4 OF MI klhdA
, 1864-11-27
GEN. GRANT In PaIlIADEI~
PMlA,
He ID DIAcoyercd By n Soldier-In.
menSe Gnthusfasrn OF tho People,
rFrom the Philadelphia Press, Nov. al

&Ao ln O1scoEefGa nT Soldier-1nts
[From the Philadelphia Press, Nov. al
Yesterday morning Gen. Grant arrived In
PHILADELPHIA. HhHag private business in this
sMy, he remained at the Continental until II
street tn company with Col. Badeau, Of Ills
staff. Gen. Grant was habtted In citizens
dress, TIE outer garment being rough over
coat. with ~Autsidc pockets, into which his
hands were tt9ast. He wore military SLOUGH
hat, with the front part Of, the brim drawn
III into deep shade. he was smoking cigar.
hs not dest
aed until reaching the front Of the Tux Re-
e9e aens aa TSis ~ss dpaied aGS o
thomoment, but the soldier, who had followed
the lead Of the General In the West, advanced,
cral EXTENDED his liand, which WIS eagerly
graspcd BY tho veteran soldier.
i. In moment tho word passed through tho
street ns quickly ~ +" meditation OH the wings
Of thought" and shout after shout made tic
wclk!n ring md echo with tho name Of Ge,,.
Grant.
II whs high "luneh tlmc," and in mo.
n,cnt tho n1ai1y public houses, restaurants,
cellars, and salDonE, that abound In TINT ii.
cln!ty wcro relieved of their visitors, WIN fcd
themselves on tic excitement OF tho moment.
II wasn curt',is scene. Thopcoplo al! necs,
ofAunlanlty, anl pushed OIL amid Tic widest
eommotton, shouting themselves hoarsc and
to tho very echo.
Tho great tanker" was lanked hc WINS
brsciged he could not "stir d peg !" hls lines
q retreat wero intercepted; tho crowd In
rapIdly. Those nearest Con. Grant hurred
him, shook Ills Aands. caught hold Of his rnaf.
seized hin. by the lower cx lremIt[cs. md warf,
about to carry him In tho most summary man.
ncr Into Independence Hal1.
Thrcc cheers for Tho !" Hero of V1ckshun,,,,
we're given with enthusiasm, Cheers d for tSc
" Hcso In Virginia, F" "the army "tho great
TANKER" aud cheers for almost eycrv fhinn,
were given. All this was the work Of onlv
few moments.
Officer Cnrncs, Of tho Reserve Corps, being
near tho scene, ruslled Into tho crowd. AMI
mndc bis way up to tho General m IL and and sac. ane
cccdcd In freeing him somewhat from tic
pressure Of the people. BY ,Inrtl work Tho
crowd pushed on towards Filth street, and by
pretty good movement Gen. Grant and h{s
statf officer were conducted Into the1 local teie-
Ho was decidedly cool amid ali the cxcita'
mcut. e e@>e'%>s'
Al this time the llcuteuanfs of no1fcc ware
in the upper story Of tho City Hail, and It
hs Immediately desccnded and II aAf fs's people,
mcnts the General and Colonel Badcan wcr. @
conducted 10 the Mayor priyate ~:
fec, 4 lady and gentleman wcre nres
cnt on private business. Gen, Grant was fo,1n.
ally introduced b. the Chief and sa,utatyons
were exchanged, and the Lieutenant General
having introduced Col. Badeau. both were in IN. a.
vited 10 seats on soia, The tadv etcnraS e,u ~,
forward and shooE hands with .hs 1rent tepeo *e
Gen. Grant saId that be was in iown IN III
, 1864-11-27

There were further receipts Of the new crop this
morning, comprising 20 hhds yellow centrifugal
Sugar from the St. James refinery plantation, and
is hhde very inferior Sugar or cIatcrn.bottomg.
and - brls good Molasses, little dark, from
Government, or n. z: Adams' {Iate conrad's)
plantation, ncar Baton Rouge. These receipts are
I'LL on sale. The only sales Eg have TO report how
ever, few hhds fully fair TO prime old Sugar,
refll1ed, taken for the West at &c q h.
, 1864-11-27
OMMHRCKAL.

FH1pAr EvKsHo, Nov e5 1854.
The movements Of produce 1t this point during
the past forty eight hour were as follows:
HEcurrs AID suuxSTs pCR1ao PAST e uorHs.
, 1864-11-27

It's third pago to tho display Of u largc oaglo,
with It's bcak aud talons carrying mottoos Of
victory. There Is history about that old
eagle. For twonty-four ycars II has always
made PROCLAMATION Of the political tsiumphs
in tho Empire stats. II first appeared In Tho
Journal In 1910, TO proclaim tho Harrison ri.
umph, and since then II has altesuatod bo.
twccn tho Journal ~ the Original Wing organ,
but for tho last two Presidential olcottonu - \
Republican advocate. and the Arg~s, Tho old
organ Of Tho Albany Democratic Rcgoncy, ~
The ono or Tho other party has achieved polit.
tcal yictory. During those twcuty four years
tho Journal hns untoosol tho tcssc4 Of tho
caglo for la f1lght over tho. olootlon oi Coy.
erriors Seward, F1sh, 1funl, Young, Clark.
Morgan and ,fonton, and fur. Presidents liar.
'flsod, Taylor and linool,,. Tho viclosa In
tlrso gallant lights arc divided. now In optn.
Ions. but stu uIe Old eagle stretches ftb jin.
Ions 40 Justify a. over May wo mol hope that
The American eag'e, whlol, 10 Tow screaming
for ihe sslumphs Of ta'u loyal legtons Of Tho
nation over ftOeI,lOn In ArIAs, will, 'sf0fe long,
be welcomed and pFiaed hy Tho Insurgents 10
,,roo)alm tha victories Of 4 reunited county
oyer these wAa have taken advantage OF our
Intestine tronbles 10 attempt Our humiliation
and Interfere In our private qaarreis9 II tha
JewsyAA and, Asgvs could, tbr 4 q6artar Of =
century, fly their eagle Jointly fur partisan
supcpesas, what Ia there to prevent both tha
North and the South from again looking m
10 tho bearer Of tho American nag with tho
old pride, love, and deyot|oa3 30 says tho
Loulsytllo JuHrnA1,
, 1864-11-27

ANTE BE11uN-A ARE,uNlscENcE-We ind
the following advertisement In copy Of the
Hee1lv Telegraph, + small advertising sheet
published In st. Louis by VIM. r: sloss, Of
date March L, 1850. Tho rapid advancement
Of one member Of the firm of 4'Boggs d
Grant, IL too patent to everybody 10 need
any further mention:
II. Boo0ss o. .. GIANT,
u OGGs GRANT, GENERAL AGENTS FOR
ID selling. barteEing real or personal property,
notes, bonds and other securities; borrowing 81
looming or money on real estate or other good &c.
cu1ity; collecting Of rents, renting Of housea col.
lect{ng Of notes, bills. accounts other domA uds
OElco No, IS Pine atreet St. Louis, No,
, 1864-11-27
Prua TqHAn.U-

GAHV
Hiesa 'sa*
a;s tno11 oSA III. nt1ea
ssd ssss:as;i
F1Fs Fots SssFv asa vinsssr S.ass;s,
Common Aais vint.tf: "a: 5al:,::.:.:.;:...":.:sos1e
WD0tCIhetrs s.Krs KnoH enanal1 ioe Nh rssAni.
hut tho ltsaiiod ones1aRs teso'e* eusaoa- Vi
4c.es 4oo.e: and r,ednn, teree. = pn..
SeatorI Ine wsseGd, st,s'n,n i; .nasi
NEW foAk-iaaa fniRpLnE LIZ M: " Tho general
s "a Se!a Snysss sad s.'iSa ssss. ILL.,
on of dsslrablT Sfaan q Sstlc M ~, Wool apps
I Hg nnnt e. l., ti1 hclir} thst ttf! fuI
etAt9s u .mWsAtJ e"fn'f ~ . .ns edh!ss Ut III
WITH s,n.r III, rs'rc 'rrsc1t,sSder G f. Than DUN
~, I. yieen stras NJ !n saics !nouis
~ .att s'Irt II ts!f su.s s Ksr 4.
eY p s; se ss.s, a * tstIyyta n.i'sfIy ' Cid
tst1ry srt,yy.' cfl's" 4a' ''o'' ~ ~ s'"'. III pl's.
rsFt IN. n III sst. t1d. a1H,'f fs,,.u,n
Msn1M Sihh !" "f Tx ~" n r. o"4fsnfF1 n WI n
f}i1Euutv Hi TX * ~ hM
!.'".s''s w 's@ ~ 3tN
M a r I N Il IaT
pOtIF RR Gttlt{AtIsj,
.,,.,.S;.
hNNtvEll: ,.,t...,,NAy,7 II ! Is
E.nr nr nfa n4ta,. n1nI2a'l AahllnRno, aHpt!tr4
, 1864-11-27

= X Tho Albany journal, solao days since,
whom II felt itsolf securely ont. OF tho woods!
IN the cntanglod politics Of III etate, gave up
, 1864-11-27
Fork Packing Mt DcA1Iofues.
lErom the peauafnck Rarfator.l

Inc Rosx Sss made som
hoys coming In daily, all Of which arc gobblcd
upat stitf prices BY Murphy = Co., Rollins d Win
length on this subject hcteafter, Wa wore told
yesterday TINT buyers arc paying $3.50 per hun.
dred on foot. II shia be the case the farmcra
Nill have dolnge Of greenbaeks poaring into
drcd gross for hogs, shouldn't complain or xl00
per annun for the weekly Stots Rtqtitsr. Within
lhe last three years dressed pork has sold In this
cIlE III low al 81 rs hundred,
, 1864-11-27
WhoisMrs, s. A,Al|en?

i. M, or,.,tor l.. o,,,
give little history ofhcr. s"uc twonsy yesr. ago.
lazy IN Nc" York city observed that her half w.s
'1p"'' 'o.,ns u" ns'afa' eo'os' ara getting quito
equally Avtas to using pny ,tye knovinr trm IN he
,nIustos} concluded that .hc would try md ,nxrn,
something that would rsstor, hsr hair to II. or,,.n.
life co,or and, by a,ne o. s.ua, and perseverance, /,
experimentation ,,o auccrettcs In and,rr TINT tho ar
.,clea ahn bad compounded woul,. NOT univ re,+o-.
the hair to It. original ro,or but Also render IL oa
Bic and give 1t tic natural u,os.ncts heas =, h,,-
Should haye Tb!a VIA oyen' .uofn than ths had
hooe for and without tho .l,rhrat tn,.nton =,
o'"aens 0o''ns'3 .! II. 'ne va* setaa'y hFcod
p..son, of her acquaintance md o,her,. xnon, hsr
.ssaA"'~ase' aaA .u'o'msa VI 'aa remarkable :
'aAs' "1''' ~"1e ~ A.' s.sMsaeo u procure
'ae h'' been Obliged to es.1l''a depot tor tho az
and Zylobnlsnmum or Worlds IInir Drens-
....-..-. ..
'''f'ns, Islso!a1ns' 1eaasns'ns
~ 0"e'"e N00 ~A'
, 1864-11-27

o;,u v.1We1E0nT1e,. ~ rou,r,,
"nsM' T,'.,o ,ssr. soma nrrors In ",,r liz -
.,,.s n~o,, t,,c a"cond non~ro..iors, n,.sxsa,
e ~ H. .' ats,e non Farn.worii,s r,.,or,,v "a
~ ~ ~. nay T tn,tosd Of i0Os1. na mr. .,r';rcs ~
r,.5a n =. f,llowst
% ,,oono " ~ no}ts,h .,....ssi7
Lake n.,,..,,......,t.kM Mcllonry.. l,1ol
"shnol"ao""'''o'3'o "a''' ''''''''''''''''s.7sl
Con. FarnsworiA's majority 0,0O7
0sM. Rarl.sNortl goos To Ito noxt O0nsrnss
backcd hy bigger mnjyr!ty than my o.hor
Foptescntnt!yc in the United Atatva, wh,le
Hon. A. ]. Kuykondall, from tho llth tEgyp.
tlan) District, goes With tho h!ggaat Union
gain, II being about 0,900.
0UrT eTATN . -
tfv.~,uous-Fvcrv town In Knnkeknc IN.
, 1864-11-27
FINANCIALLY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETABXs

yR1pAy Rv1H1Ia, Nov. u.
Tbs dem&nd for money to-day haa boeo almost
unprecedented, coming almost eas'roly tsom pack.
ote. :Wo lnow OF ono banking noGse that passed
receiving Acscsos sho7t paper and exchange over
their cou,tor. This Il doubtess tho largcsto
any. but uhsrs haye dealt out largely No other
interest soms in want ofmoney Just now. All tho
other pff,ups1 ma,ksts ara dull. With decltns on
-four, what d. 1fths demands Of tho packing
intctost s1ould continue ~ absorbing u now 70
tsw da.', ssysss slr!ugcncy iltust Gums.
Kxcha'xs II hAk the quotations rctrhla ~ pte.
slotesy-t+ discount buylhgs pr sol'lng, with
eQntrsstns Oh round io4.
uofd tas bset, wuak In Now York 70 day. Tho
MARKET ftyerish md unsssi,ud. and Ruod word
fram Nilfn,an vii. ssnd Il dawn wtsl! rush, Tho
quotations se!sKtspsd 10 James lloyd, ha''lon bro
kaf, u turk atfeak srs ~ l0Ilowei
...n VARK.
, 1864-11-27

,rAM!i9N OIl.;zAdyiees g hand lrost, y!ttss4rx
Eal. Th!s xs given additional 4r1nne.s to tho market,
nnlsloiitd tae advance bceAtabltshn will nerr&sltato
corresponding !nrrrnso In quotations Nrok.fs
to-day hsyo hsEn IN anal quantities. at p1escut
While OIL lla to 1x1 teeI PER car load mc bri 210c
Htraw OIL, do SIC = bfj tsG6c
Benxote. .......... 80. .d1xksc kr1ftty-441aE
pHUIsTKf-ls not 20 active, although prices
arc nsm for MI INT Dse&ed Turkeys, which atu duil
, 1864-11-27

IN. Snpn1n rr oE lie hae ot btn ~ a nir
sssr hnt a. aolf atTsnced Tratersisv a.
ssa nsp @ .nH ltfte htThef ian ~; fnrS
c0ss4 ,n1d 1n1f.t,nns .h1Hinr Ar tnnrnXs
tae:' ' ons nrfe1 " cenf an ia raiea the c1r
@ y us n n f,ir tfeuand cIosinx firmly fnr
thsn Gfna1t. af % cents for Hatd aH for san
~ stss RI FeiioW Tha aaffa m ~ rre
III Sbds Cu6x II tsHl5IH cents: O. Posto Rico.
1tSssV Il Cisrfn "a New Orleans Nasi. so ma No
1nGST1snns Ii. snd Il hhds MelAdo 1lX mnS
f9hIAssEsA1s .s:SsE fsElr &C
w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ii a14e
uha XolAsses. s59l6
EeW ifiesn8 t25faiN 80
Fn,iadtiphia Be live. MSs iosLio
Nxw IpKx-The SAipKdH0 LIN Of he I'd sayp: No
1assts ~ ben 9aiet tnss our i.s psTtJ owing TO
ead market values show iitt1o oT no c1anx Thesses
Include ls8 hhds aud Is Porto Rico It
% hhds Barbados 1T pRc hhds - hFls and hf do
elayed Cuba s9R6c. us4raJ al 1t the MEteT pice
s hhds and 81 brIs Cuba muscorado u sSc tot hade
and Ee6c 1or ctl4t an1 ls0 usM NEE .E.a ~ St.LV
41S, c21h and tnoa 81 AIGtoas ~ 1A1s AoesSuE@o0
6ol0 4t 6aE &t3cs@ mos.,- ~,.-..,nAh.AA.,..
EEED2 -T1NuTHT s1Ip-Hety 4utet pug ueA nffn.
yAt XsMA4s--S. - h.iS a. q ~ Crov1r E.-r
ht ttx6&se3.2s,HHgH1 ~ - aeA1 80 81
Scrnina! - fndsv t,s hr1z .t,,.a ers
, 1864-11-27

NT RS. S. A. ALLEN,
A LADY OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION.
, 1864-11-27
DAILY MARKET.

FzIpAI EyEHiNa, Nov. Is, 1Hs@
FRE1sf1T&-GnAIy FRx10urs-Dull. yessols
Wetn offered At kc for Buhlo, but no engages
menta were reported.
LAKE, AND Ih1L FKs1ours-very few or tho l,nes
arc taking FRIGHT and rates atp nofnnsi ID foloTe
Elour 70 Roato9. iake snt rail-
Flour 10 New York, lake and rail, ,.,..,,.... lGd
Flour to Portland 1la sarnla. iV
p1oas 70 host9n: vtS sasnia l9o
l;AtlHnAD FRk.0Hrs- The following IRE lie cuutnt
, 1864-11-27

NAVAL STORES
change in quotations. Wc
'Ear......-,--...$m T $m.hkA3, 10
Yankee Fitch. =. 1000
Itnr l1tch......A@k3.o0
Roaan I rs bB,..... 5000
T1rpent5uc.
ltal. Flh1 packtng.... roc
tat. Hemp packing. @N
Am. Hemp SRp....... &c
Am. Hemp No. l..... 20:
Am: Hrmp No: r.. In
, 1864-11-27

1Auoa IT,, ,629, 40
The following additional National Banks haye
been designated By the secretary Of the Xeasury
as depositartea Of the public money:
NrtroHn1rh9x Nn+toro1 nnoL
, 1864-11-27

9Ht HaFEhI hare QNeEtH II Hta HHyER HHtl1sV9
10 mn, nd closed uisvllled and faysriaa At ma.
silver a,ta At a, hu. II vary dals heavJ. Cow
eIRmaR' l|oRds ase firm, with IN nRwaFd tendency
Wa qaaa N Eallaws1~
Euying, aalting,
Y, &. q Inf cent lRa1 haRds,.,, A!o III
Y. &. . lHi cent bXl honds,,,,. Nlt' 169l0ea
), ), tsii. si a:nt !; 1 az. eepS:; PSsE N9i@
Tbs fo1owtug are soday'a Nav YoFk. quota
uons,
Y. !, pct cunt t-a1 1npd! !,..,4.+.,++%,,.,,+.l95
U, 8, pe, cent ID 10 bonds. VI
Thu foll,w,nR IL The weekly statement at tho
Chicago, Atton md st louia Hallway fuF tho wcek
0ndlux Nor. sd. tB6tj
, 1864-11-27

+@fi.@
.ktAt.70
ALIf ~

Onions, Id hu1f. bu......... }l6aid6
nnans ncMse!sns nu.......s...s...s..s... ~. - S!9
OIL rery ttNtrt nnt In ntlrutt n0n!.
!nni 1urply. ARD OIL acttycaud nF,u at present
, 1864-11-27

LEATHEH-IhcTt ha1 been very Mite doing
since Wednesday, tie supply Ia moderate, excepting
Kps and pFicea rn1e s1ead1 at present quotations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

BE sure ana cover tho bits Of your brides
with loathor to prevent The frost from making
the mouths Of your horses sore. itisd0wnright
cruelty 10 put a. iron bi. into a lorsEs mouth
on cold morning II you doubt 1t, bit your
self some day, whom tho mercury stands below
zero
When you cut India rubber keep the bllde
Of your knife wet, ana you can cut it without
difficulty.
We have heard Of Gad tested d great many
ENDS Of waterproof backing Tor winter boots
Let Us ten you what we have tried for two win
teTs, and found g ho tho heat a flclo NC know II
" hen you boots are stiff and you thi aesi
oillng, wash them in CASTLE soap suls --a '..
io'e The leather dries (you may u,e h.45k bal
OF any kind 81 grease Lave saturated solu-
ton Of gum shciao IN aeohol--auybody Gun
make it, 10 al there is to bs a0ns is 10 dissolve
IL pin: or bali pu, Of alcohol inst as much
shellae as too Liquid will take up--and apply
th's s0iuti5 with sponge 20 ths oiled boots.
- two or three minutes the shelae will lrq and
harden, and you will have coating on YOUR
boots through which The water cannot by Asy
possibility penetrate. Try il, reader
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
Items for the Farmer.

Mr.. jesse liinds Of Brandon. has sold from
his flock eighteen Merino sheep for $4,000 snd
twelve for 81 200 aud six for $500.
Two oxen were sent to New York last veal
by Messrs. Day 4 Brothers. Northampton
Mass, which weighed ESQ pound, They
were seven years old and of the Durham variety.
The following premiums were awarded 40
Vermont men at tho Hamburg Fair;
George Campbell of Wessministor Vermont
for twelve sheep, two frat claM and Que second
class premium, $3.50
George Campbell, Vermont, turnip.e utter
medal and diploma.