davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-03-19

UEEF CATTLE~Jhe receipts q ths VA7ons
ysds smount to about 10 head, and the entered saee
to sssat u soa7co, but principally at Il 1oe
ns. From the sale lsat It win be seen that 8 a1Ee
pumher OF tie lots sold have consisted ns sman auA
Of interior to 1uedtu Cattle; but notice With the
limited demand for this class Of stock fnrheE a.
cline Of 1s92oc 4 ,co nj, nearly sace ON quota
lions Of last Saturday Several lots fheaTJ,
ersbly thin steers have been sod st reFy low nsates
and n III nnnesrsnre have TUNED out fair spring
ntock n aowet to remain. With the present aepress
rJ and condition Of the hay market, the
atte1upt to keep them could not anyhow have been
unprot.bic. in extra e1ades bns one lot wete sold
u T1inofa steers averaging 1853 ns At S7o gross
For ths description Of stock, With the present limited
REGENTS. the market il dtn and unchanged.
nxvv cArTIE HaIE3 TO-DAY =
, 1864-03-19

The returns received from LONDON, with regard to
regarded. the whole, as nnlayorab1e. Dear otter
cross fox. martens, mink ard raccooa, declined l15
while red fox, lynx aud wolf 1dvancsd 1QS13 q cent
As these lIudsons Baye, IL Is fair to presume
there HIi1 be eslll greater decline United States
mrs from tie fact tat the latter arc much Inferior to
f,r1,
, 1864-03-19
EaI7~~~1 1ncrufttn.y: in Trefaud-

-. Federal Recruiting In Irelauu- ."
In the British Parliament on the e0th ult.,
Lord glanrica1de made long speech In re-
gard, to Federal recruiting In Irelend, in
which he declared that large number Of
men was being obtained for the Federal army,
under the spectous plea that their labor was
needed on railroads in America. The noble
Lord then referred to the case Of the recruit
ing done BY the Kearsage, "Which enlisted
men under the very nose Of our Admiral y
and which, he added, twas more than could
be stood.n He did not believe that :;'there
was diEaftection in Ireland, for Ireland was
without doubt the freest country in the
world, not even excepting Great Britain.
The only person who appeared to ba under
restraint there were the police.'' He then
remarked that = If the Confederates had done
one-tenth Of what the Federais had done, 1t
would hare been put a stop to long agp.n
/. Earl Russell replied thar Mr.. Adams posi-
lively denied the charge Of recruiting; in Ire
land.. He WAS, clearly Of the opinion that
asked men to work on their rai!roads: If
these men enlisted when they reached Amer
lea, that was their own lookout, and no law
was violated The Kearsage case was easily
explained. The men came aboard unbe-
known to Captain Winslow, aud they were
dropped. ......:
fedcrate action If be believes that the United
States have most offended against English
neutrality. The CoDfederates have raised
men and shlps in England and taken then to
organized an armed force In British territory
to invade The United States, and on all the
seas they use the British flag as aecoy to
lead unsuspecting mariners to destrnction-
But stconseryatiye" Briton 'is as blind TO
rebel sins as his 'sconserFative brother in
this country is. Both find more fauit with
the Administration OF Lincoln than In that Of
Davis I - :-
, 1864-03-19

: ~ At q recent leyee at jeff Davis house
geyeuty-fiye hats were; stolen. It WAS the
penalty Of bad associations. It Is no very
difficult thing for traitor to steal. On his
treason be committed the sum total OF all
yi1Iafpies. -.
, 1864-03-19

There fs falr demand for hogs At former rates
Ing Snn Drove 3ards at sioa@le 8 the 100 Ds net.
2l7 head sold 1t Henry Glass Union Drove Iard ot
from $19,CS9Rl2 % the 100 0s net.
s90 head .old At the Ayenas @ Drofe Ta5d, M b john
2e5 head sold 1T Phillips Muthts Rising Sun Drove
fsrd 1t from 3looS125o the ITO Ds net, according to
, 1864-03-19

C1nver Is dali aud lowers there Is ut present de-
nonl for SHIPMENT and but Little for hong sales
o@sso oassin 1os At 1a3ias oTnsny g IT., 1epatns
and go 51 snyrn. canary s9l1 On tesms re dla not
per steamer Anstralasiar, supposed si,5 1o0o bags
aedato poGEsts Calcutta, 2t Pbtsadelgh!a s1ppessd
stock 1insced IN frst hands, ne understand. now
Yrfucr1 ia -AA b1nR Bombay.
, 1864-03-19

The demand ts very Hight both for Domestic and
EcEklEu, and QuotlHous are tosuin4l. We under
stand some holders Of Foreign Withdrawing thcir
of tie Tari, and thc narkct foF iii really desirable
descriptions be quoted ru the present basis Of
cent!y raid without entailing osaes upon imposta-
,ions. We nsse small ss!ss pemsst1e At fo,
Fleece: 100 bales White Donskoi, part 50 for fr.: -
do Entire Ieo4 to1nltte IN our tast} 81 DO Meslza,
, 1864-03-19


Col $. p. Harrts OF the Ohio Caurute reports to
the Columbus Statesmen that In Eastern Ohio, the
prospects 1or good wheat crop not ytgy cheer-
Ing. Wherever the Rpow was blown or the fields By
the bitter wind in January last the seed frozen
and the young sprons Killed. In places where 1t Is
evident there were heavy drifts or SHOW the crap
looks bright and promising. A few da5s o. Wa:m
weather Will develop-th extent of tha injury and
able better Judgment Of the prospects,.
, 1864-03-19

The New NovE1.-Cudjo's Cave Is nota
sensation book for the hour only. It Is
story, rs the New York Tribune remarks, that
will retain durable hold on public interest
BY means Of its earnestness, vitality, trnth
, 1864-03-19
FREMONT AND vALLAND1cHA11.

TKE1ONT AND VALLANDfGHAU.
The youth who climbed the Alps did not
bear a banner with . stranger device than
that which the German Democracy of Ohio
arc placing upon theirs. Fremont and VAL.
landighcm! The days Of the Millennium are
certainly nigh at hand when the lion and the
limb sbcN lie down together. Fremont and
Vallandighaml Radicalism and conserva-
tiam! Futriotisnn and treason! The PATH
finder Of the Rocky Mountains and the Path
finder of Canada! The Missouri proclamator
OF Freedom and the persecutor Of John
Brown. 4 red radical belief In the auuihfla
ton Of slayery, and black conservative be
lief in it as q God.givcu institution! What
subtle change in the political elements has
brought about this inexplicable whim OF the
Presidential contest Has Alr. Fremont
changed his spots Has his long absence
from military command, or his oyerweening
ambition to place himself in the executive
chair clouded his better Judgment and trans-
formed the demon Of slavery into an angel Of
ught* We will not believe 1t, for We In
tend to support Iim.-u he il nominated by
the Republican Convention. ~
, The matter grows still more inexplicable
when we turn to Vallandtgham, the traitor
over In Canada who waite and watches on
the Windsor side Of the Detroit river. Has
his so}oafu nnoee ene <s2asts u 1us n'i.on
lion transformed nun n'o losc. maa aas
lie determined that s1avery Is dead cock In
the pit: Ems the King OF Al tne snakes east
hts skin and pnt on q vesture Of loyalty ?
Else, by what mysterious change Of events
do we find Fremont md Freedom, Val1an-
.diGham' and Victory, on the folds oi the
Democratic banner.
: = Il Is the st1anges1 Of ah inc ,neonSIaanes
Of these strange times that mas mteneo Ere
mont and Vaalantaashhm 10 axe Inc ffesi.
~deutia1 track togelher, ano we CANNOT
but look upon II WIN u's.tuss e:a "s s
own that We aN a.lna 11 "
these gh bearing ereeks we looS
with alarm a. tnn snoa .. nem anu ensnas'
asttu converts 1rom our o2Ppe,oeaa ,psss.n. plean
nsls. .a. s.u,,es .x,a a -, ~, aas.s and tnat
ptooa.lon W app's. - ~ 80 &c., 1 fs.ts @
>+hn+.7z xr,4hfn them We arr mt content TO
, 1864-03-19
mt8cftlauYnuH.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
L.. PKR1EECE OF An NVALIp.-Pt@!tshed M
tne bene6k and - CAUTION TO YOUNG KX&
and others WIG suftr Rom Nervous Debility: Prnas4-
time TIE IzASs or 9xIrCrRE. By ons Who ID
cured himself after undergoing considerable quaax
erJ. By tnc1oatng postpaid sadrtssed cnyeore,
Et eo$les may 30 bad Of tho author. MA THANHH
NAfFAlE. Esa:. Bedford. Kings Co.. MI.
, 1864-03-19

7 fISWRHksss1sd teday. "a es. Xas1s. s.,o
ssti,s Y Ss!es Il ss do & s
:ss IS FL s1is sas "a
isaHs il Sais Il II s&ao il saa'
WnENT Keccl7ed. ss,tr bushels. Market ID:
ssrsoa s sa:hs ;}es i asX 4; *
srs rio: b % It siea: ~ lsse @ qa a. d =: si-
a Corn
t.n nss ioscttvs My Gosa ac.,ys aad ID Xslc h:nes
81 SsTS Il sse!e 81 ~ Y co NV "
e IS 6 ee.a Z q 4
store e. st:,age3 @ s b. % x.ss:r tnsesetsi
81 g e $s $ saSs; q s:;ISts =,
~ se,o Ts,ss s. ;fS;s "; q r. ,sf M
i = s s s5s & y % x ststssse Ia: y
RYHEeesiTed, IL III 81 81 sf:ss aal. sales to-
s. se IS ssofs aute
wrle 1:seo bu NJ barley n store Ce ssotaSs' =
sm = IS 8 FL nssstss i i ae!s1 s
rs, 1sat5s s,;s 81; sa5a I'm, ".
Fsqs ps5S s9, s59eks s4es a9a ss3
s9ns M sEsep!aE a' il a9fin,. saS '.- 80. Ss
Eos Fes BaieS fS SeSa boxes md
eGGes GsExssSi5e % i.ii asai,iy il All: ~,
sS5 = ~
quotations Eule STEADY and Unchanged. Ne 4noss9
aRissssl Rsssaa 81
GSFFKERseepe. e1a ceataus Iicd md
rom ecw York indlcsslee increased arm9ess and ae.
is psss II e ass 5nss e ie ohee Gescsroa Eas
CORES etpeSdlasiy i'm and with strong upward ten
SANTOS. 49, aas
, 1864-03-19
PDLFI.IOAL.

= The following extract from letter dated
Rossville, Ga, March 10th, written BY sergt
: 3. F. Wells; Company A, 11th Michigan In
1autry, epcaks for itsen: !r' =
:"The 1lth is all right and in favor Of the
draft. They orc death On rcbs, and firm Tor.
the Union and Abraham Lincoln for the
Presidency in 1864. We are doing outpost
duty ut Rossvflie, in Chattanooga Valley"
The town meetings in Maiuc are using
up the Copperheads. standish, Buxton,
Porter, and other Democratic towns, have
been redeemed, and In Union towns an In
creased majority is recorded T. u
The 102d Pennsylvania volunteers took
q vote on the Presidential question the other
day, which resulted: Lincoln 3s3; Seward,
s.; Grant, 4; Fremont. 1; Chase, 11-Total,
-uOccaa1ona1' thinks that the hatred Of
q Cotpeshead for Union soldier 10 only
eqnaled by the hatred Of Union soldier Tor
Coppe1head. - ..
The Pennsylvania Government employees
at Washington, over ESQ in number, have
formed campaign association to cooperate
with their State Committee in the Pfcsiden-
tial canvass. If the Illinois employees were
to do the same thing they could accomplish
q great deal in the way Of sending documents,
&c. ~
One Of the Inspectors Of election Of the
| Young Mems Association In Albany pub
| lishes statement showing that the :. Demo
cratic" triumph In the election Of officers
was accomplished by a fraudulent count Of
ballots.
1t is customary for the friends Of Presi.
! DENTAL candidates to get mp campaiga me-
moirs Of their favorites, but Mcclellan has
anticipated his admirers in that particular.
We believe be. is the first aspirant ito the
Presidency who ever wrote his own life for q
camp$ign document.
The Rhode Island Union National State
{ Convention met on the 18th and nominated
James 7. Smith for Governor, Seth Paaelford
for Lieutenant Governor, John R. Bartlett
for Secretary Of State, Horatio Rogers, IT,,
| for Attorney General, aud Samuel A.;Parkes
for ene1al T1easurer-aM the recent incum
bents except the nominee for Attorney Gene
raj Delegates were elected to the Baltimore
Convention, and q resolution Was passed re
commencing them to yote for the nomiua
ton Of President Lincoln The stste cleo
Hons occur On the 9th Of April ,,.
lie Claire, Iowa, just opposite to Por1
Byron, has for years been one Of the mos1
thorough straight-out Democratic towns II
be found In all Iowa, and since the war be
gun the town has furnished more Copper
heads Of the f1lthiest description, than AMI
other town of its size In the State. Well
IN election took place there the other da,
for Mayor, Recorder, Marshal, Treasurer
| etc, and the Union men were victorious, de
l. feating the Mogul OF the Copperheads, HI
, 1864-03-19

.PhiludeIphia Cattle Narket-Mnrch Ii.
The arrivals mud sales Of beef cattle at Pups' Az
enne proye Yard tnthcr snalleT than last week,
and renna: stec7s ARE selling p om t41sc I'd Do as
TSc market closed very da1 ard common cattlohaYe
been sold at lower pslces than the above.
tho d{ferent yards at from *I9paia 10 ths 1p s net
The cat1lb On sale tp-oaf are flpm the following
, 1864-03-19

Fab wheat, 85aaec for common to choice q ba:
for good to choice: s,eL@iM f9r sxtEa ths
demand 1t 7'ssseGsge Z bn. Barley .o973c bn.
Q4ta in good supply 1t saGihc 2 bu for common to
good i6@4gc for good 70 extra Tor extra cars.
, 1864-03-19
New York stock Mnrkct-MaKch 18.
Receiyed b1 r. G. 8attoratan a, Co. rommnsuoo
sock and bo1d brokers. II Cisrk atreet, Chicago.


Fh1DAY EVENING March IS, 1861.
blowing table shows the receipts for the last
, 1864-03-19

Liverpool continues to arrive very spartnzly. and,
s4les Of four inxoiees Ashtoas Fins p a;5tys ~
do. IS mos; Invoice Of 500 sacks Ashton Fine,
e Ellen Austin. aaoaS, was sold and reparsed prevt
1885, 1ad Factory q 25, West India Is steady: two
ca1Eoea Turks Ieand together IL 13 hu, aud l9'4 do
Exuua sold At CT about 1gc mos.
, 1864-03-19

PHILADELPHIA Grocery MarRct-1larch 16,
Moasses 10 n1n with anIes Of 8 hhas and 81 tescas
clayed t:up2 At SIC. and - hds Cuba AIusc1vAdo ut
ID smali sales u Tabs are Masking at 13Y9tlc 4 D.
Ceee continues scarce; Enlall sales Of Ito arc
ported at Sic = D.
, 1864-03-19

IEu1Cu 6eEs...s ID G&7-4V
; FHUITS+GEEE1 ATPLEs-MArktt rather hctlTo
ana ln ssfs! SIMPLY ao &c frais Y TIT arr = q #
frNoxs il small receipt aud very sctlre Marx tnrm
and nnchanNtd Observation-Disclosures still small and
in mir dfruand, HICKORY NQTs-beason almost over
Pcce easy at present quotations. Sales to-day bsl
Iargc Uickory Mats At $275. We quote:
Erstu AupIei t.ff 70 prime. 80 ~
C.anrnoN. .........,,.,..4,,,&1 1.He 9.f0
r,mons 4 box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3D0@ 8!5n
kfeeaina 4L9QA $50
Oranges fsicIly) 4 pox...,..,........,.., 8.M@ 81
HicSorT Eut, 4 bc, srnali,,,.,,,,.,,,,,, L.!
fAr7e. 4 bu -. ........ 80. +. E
DRIED FRUlTs-ArPLEs-Int limited supply
and fair demand. Prices unchanged and steady a.
previous rates. pEAcHRsiu fair dtmsnd nndrccetDts
morc libel. Market steady at present quotations.
Ra1sISs and CURKAyIs Ia faiE supply and tolerao!y
Ac1vs.: uoxkBr1c fHUlTE-K1epbcFrtes In btste1
supply and little easier. BLacx1aRH1Es In fair SUP
ply and easy 1t 2!9323c., CAERRIss In Vczy limited
, 1864-03-19
11TYTCA so DAIY.Y MARKET.

CHICAGO DAz5'k HHAAk&'
AaS1zs r eru.n r<ored n taf: ns1fa ~ ase ts G.
ne bdss u tnter Atord1e &c per onas y - rst,ss
Or dr,D ercrpf when TsA ~ c afep s5rs
dre su1t % ona g !tsrogs. ason x r1r,,nf yna
FE1pAr HyxsUa. March t1 n6t.
Errf3HTx-IaKE Fx1ionis-Thete W.sA 1e.
poFt to-asy 8, q vtssel being cha5tessd re a,n 4
EoAp FnEianrs-Uneahascd. We 2uo.e:* u,.4<uea
, 1864-03-19

Philadelphia Provision MarAet-March g.
Themsrkct IL firm, but ths sales arc limited. Mess
pork Ia held 1T $1-.5e77.l brl. Haco1 IL scarce;
plain and fahcy. P1ckled hxns are selling at from
lsh@1s4c q d. Lard Il steady, with 4ales Of terces
at tijI}f;C and keE1At 1a1l6c 2 b. Butter Ia In DE-
rnsnT AID se1nr al sNaSjC q p for rolf
, 1864-03-19

". Lake asffang.. !!s @!A
S$ifa sssf,s
f.sssst sas:.sIsss: ssiss !easy ii; s,s
d ill dtmsnd. Hlcxos7 NgTs-sessea slaost oysr;
5ss si sEai1 S:y
Grssa Agp'e' anaos ~ ,as 70 ps'ns 81
Lemons Sox ssss ss s3 s5o
a[es6t7 s6s7 ~. s., s9sii:::::..::.:::
DRIED FRnirsGarr1Ts-ia IHT oari: limited supply
and talr demand Prices nneha9gea and steady q
Of SRSpy I'D Il Ss's
supply and little easier gL.cx3saH11s u faE sup;
teeeipt aad snail demand. ne quote: .,. ,,,l
R5!ss Rss:;s4 sPRe's:6::: e II II
ksis!aEH.3 ksi;a:-KHs3ss; {. ;Sxs e. Is
GHs51sats. G1s s1a 2; a;n;;."................. n
hard-.-................ 7 g
Drled E4sRberT1ea.
9aekneStlea a..-..."'....~'s'..''" & g s
r.-,.! Caf51iffs 9fsS ffs;...'..''.'-'.'''...:'.. Il
EotutauI-...-......--.-.-.- .r,g <
Pears Bohemian. sn...:.....-...-:.: H43 10
81: 5as: Sst Fsis RRSRsss 4
hra Cherries s0 bEls MIchisan Ap2es at 70 81
0e:1aye e:sEhsE3eGarze. 4 ~ quiet. wequose:
Yeiisx Gfezse....... ...... sAe1ne
flsfe HfGHWiNERsc: dii aniet
.nd easief Sales were: SO h,ls at Sic; 1co hrs At
DK KEssEp H9EsHEsse,,soes, 9s:.. ~ rs 1sss e Market
III zss
It previous quotations. We equste:
Tsea STssa ssqs7 SSSatT7 tEns%sa szs1s3
S5ssP s., s.ss R:5s easea s*g1lst es1s.
81 sad @ G.H GSssH;; Fl gls
Y NHgEaTHER1fhs sapPiy Fl msRy dss;slptoas
q Lestfs eoas qes vesy lea as9 hsnr
fs.s If
Hssasa. ,. ss$s sissss.sss ss,s. -:
E:.n,s.. Sass French c.lt'7ss s.<,, =,
81; a;;a ko.a No: .s1s rleass ss: e.lf isal@
S5I:is - T;ss;;: ssi r=ssss ssiS:s sa I:
Hs:s:! ~: Ssis$
French Cah. 81 ,oa,l :,
Srm stixs Cd inpy asos
Second C1ssF ........... 3: 2se4e:
Stess S9sf sI.af Z nsSsss@ SSsss
tyemmun. .Boatde, de,dry.+..s...4..-......-.!I INaIs:
Ee1eng.. !y5ezae7
~, t Seaa cesr Fioortns rossi
second olss1 Flooring. r5aeE.......... sS1@.....
Common Flooring, rough. u.......>.-..... 9& 50 9ee& -.
~
Second stSost<..
CemEnon l.tE13LsS
ssssss as sa'afies
shaved Shingles No o1-...-.-...-...--....- se9S'..
ssSse sst5sis:: tix x:::::::..:::::::.:::::::.:. !s.
Saved Shingles, No 4.S9@ ~
Pesta. I?oseas!o
i,N1TxT *T6RE4i good demand I'd toe!s.
osxn SsEy n I'm sa qeTsrd IN gl;es: tsn,
ssasy s1 q
1s:e' IN" e@i ;ssE z s:s: aas:s
k!ssa Esss: $, ''ses Esss Yam
5FgsRn::: 5sFgaia ss Ss 4sS 7S s:.:ssiss.
zF uasS2ssssd ssS2 saess
fgHRe&ffh gR&hSS s
ar posty ea m 9g pin n e. e asy
nte asted. Previous duotat,ons hru and unchanged
M1its S ITO to 10 .segsss
GfLSiissEED oii-1n vefy limited sappiy, an
Win good demand. ;ae MARKET < rules Urn, aaa M
enanGsa sa!e s9sy 1s srl1 e ~ In
ucrs The market rules steady and unchanged. We
RaX XL@seed 9tl seaik , IS
Boiled Linseed Oil. Lh595!9
Olive On nnlK 5aS&a@
Whale Ou, ". 14153
EeRheat s3 =
, 1864-03-19
And win poa.1lve1y prevent YELLOW FEVER, M1
Ll0u8 FE4E1: DC. They contain
un AT rnI1nf M Il An uR INV

rnxe tnfn hrn -
10 you WAnt something to Strengthen TQH3
H. mn .p,nt a Cood anroti%a7
=" ye3 "oas nooe 0ePot41ot
DO TqU want TO HUtlA Up ydur Edu5tituttoa1
M vor wanf IN Foe, w.ii3
Do you Waft to get nd OF NarVousuaA1
NJ 9,rr xvart Eneruv4
~ 5tN ~"us 1atS. ~
Do you want 10 AlAep Wellf
n. -, ,t,n,,t R,-t.k vi VI,~.-.w. vA.l.-~s
Taps ~ RF sna x3soap Esee1g
nApnrrr7r an unwrou
EA1I4tOL6d NOI1GE.
Thero many preparations sod under the u4usa u
Hl.sers pes gp i qaaEt bottles. composed q =
..1 aaoo Or sfa s G
Cp7fxndtr ssed " ~'S ~@3e 1870 ~ HA'e -
Ihis Class Of Bttera has caused aud vt ceptluue II
cauae a long they be sold hundreds 70 did -
death Of tho dFunkaru. BY their the system
kept continually under the influence Of A1cohoh6
created and Kept ap, and The result Is ali The 6ooff
Attendant upon acrunEard's LIE aud death. BeHsE1
OF the1a1
Attention H6Id1e+sf and Fr{srdx ~ ga1d3s,-v
e. raH ths rtsenfto. - Ill h-Vtrg - ,ss..a@. .~
fr1ecds IN The army 10 the fact that hoOFLASp3
aeTmsn Bi1iezs Wi eaEe oias-tenshs of he dssasss
rss
pnperY on the arrival of The sick It viii be notns4
hIs yrrT iarrr nrnnortion 40 anfferrTa trn, 4rS
itV EvEry ease of teat Eint ran he IeaIt1v cnre X
Hootiands German Bittefs Diseases Fe.alsing frcs
~ VI have no 1caltatlon in sraf,n.r fhat II fhss~
Filters were freely nsed anon orr soteTs hunIrsts
II lives might be sATtd that Otherwise VIII Be loss
wenes f ~ ~ IL u U@e o. oe natidas
- A+As "Ho A~bAA"S HAo VCSaA a@FRH
, 1864-03-19

The Following table ahows the quantity Of F1ouf and
Gran in store In this city saturdag, Marcl2: also.
compared with tho corresponding weak Of List
, 1864-03-19

Hogs nnd Reeves Packed ut milwaukee.
Mcsszs- 9eorgeI. Jones Co. OF A1iwaukee, fur
nish with the following particulars Of the Hogs
packed In that city during the Season Just closed:
, 1864-03-19


GESs sES s. tnE7aIfkE AGkhE1 g. la Nav s.;gf Fsqf
5xSsEn t. =, A,t:: 7ssssxs: 7sssssEx
@ aESKr T: sfN9a5 A1spoSS e eo. c, sth x.nx.
gGHXF gIS. = WAED, E11a, e: F 81 a. Maine. .v.x
SSz7THkS1 S7PEkT i HSTs ESTaAS e? Ii ~ SS!ss 5sss.
JOHN JENKINS Co. 1ofth Pnuna.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEETs.
See hat signature Of &C. II JACKSON" IL ON Me
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
Price Fer Bottle. IS Gents,
Or Ha1f Doz. for si.O0.
Ehoud Che neosess druggist rot hare the article t9
g z # @ p
vi vi fs1xsasa ~ r sssafel5 psiEed, bS espTes
Principal 0t7ee and Mandatory
30. 81 ARCH STREET.
JoNES5 3 :,@SEsoE s. EVAN ! y, ~.
ssaeelio'khsb6t Iokb saiTA. tsRsrsi ~ssts1a Ass5ss,
so9 i 81 nsssts Z
GEO TO 800 PER WEEK /.
sXst AEsn,s 9a1sa 70 ssse oEs5s The e-
5e the yEEY Y EEsT-!s + endorsed hy ths President.
&
sssaftz Es oss M
1aridIj fsfi IL Agents. readily foa 10 TO- sS per
= as R2e?sE sa
}SSs *s ss
MARK WELL.-We want to en-
1yl gage few ItEsT TcIAss A@eats In various parts
& e :i Z fk tfss Il sf III 81 saw1so xAcu
0ur acfanes entirely without rtrai, and our
e ,siSy fs,ts u ss. ~
, 1864-03-19

The total number this week 5,S.i head compared
with head last week aIa With 59!9 head average
= week Last year, and With 4s6 for the correspond
.fhe Eamber sold yesterday and to-day At the prin-
eipal markell 4aQ1 6ead compare With 61 hcadtsst
week, and with 10 head, the average 2 week last
year. and with s.;51 head 81 mnr6et one Scar 40.
, 1864-03-19

SO head from Pennsylvania.
SIS head from Ohio.
800 head ftpM Illinois,
, 1864-03-19

IEATHER-The supply Of many descriptions
Of leather cons.I oes very limited HemI9e6 Sansa-
ceivcd Ii sma1l and inadequate Quantities. Prices
rule nIm and tolsrae1y steady, RaseE Com tae so2
reason suppose Il at. with grester activity, higher
rates i i'll necesearily be AIopted. nc quote:
, 1864-03-19

Eale1 to-day . brlg VIEW York Applc5 at 104c: lS
b!ls BackbtEries :, = eEls Raspnssfass et ~
bfl CbeTt.e at 2sc bris Puns At a1es nEl blacs-
berries At 21tc-
WhfkE Efe3&e. ..--..s.. --.AGtaSA
AclleN Gfease.s...s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 hris.. Market quiet
md easler 61lel were: SEQ bfl5 At SAC 1IO efA AZ
, 1864-03-19

In the afternoon aud evening, the market for High
vlnes was unsettled and dull chiefly owing to less f.
yo.sb1o news from New York, and sales Of SO brls
were reported At esQsskc-thcrs being no buyers at
the close over Esq., Wheat was quiet and unchanged.
, 1864-03-19

DRESSED HOGs-Eeceived, 1i3 Hess. Market
NEGLECTED.. ea1as = Hogs. -. 20 p. at 3aM
HIDES Received to.day . s3 Dss Toere has
been far Q: acta{ity In the
ent quotations. Prices f1a to}trnhy tzn and steady
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-28
FRaN HoNiIR.

The Mobile correspondent Of the Grimm Rebel writes
that he has little fear that the city can be taken, ano
quotes remark Of General Gardner, now commanding
ire District that such cal never be the case II the meu
and officers only do their duty. Each days delay on
Changers part iDsures the ultimate security OF the
threatened city, Its garrison Is hourly augmented
Aabamiaus and Mssssippans, conscious Of the extent
of ealamines involved in the fall Of Mobile, hurry
onward to the Gulf and even the militia of Governor
Oake enlisted, as they supposed, to only within
the ils Of the State readily assented to transfer 10
hobile-thi.hsr many of them will be.removed.
"Tae fall If The forts and the loss Of the iron 'cads
has been Of infinite services in Arousng the people OF
Alabama and Mississippi to sense of danger. TIE
readiness with which the militia Of this State have
responded to Governor Carke's proclamation Is to be
asoribed to the presence of imminent peril They
anticipate hard service, and, even now that they are
transferred to General MAuy, there IL no apparent
dissatisfaction.
every lire Of intEenchments around Mobile will be
occupied. The guns mounted of the best dsIOrp-
ton and those in the fort the city, Of the largest
oalibrs The gunners are veterans aud officers skilfu
There Is no paint from which the city can be shelsd,
which il not commanded by ten-inoh Columbisd'.-
Brooke guns guard the upper bay, which cannot be
nAvgasi by vessels drawing more than sevsn or eight
fsebt An attempt will hardly made TO she'll the city,
til the batteries below are reduced of which such vsI
sells are incapable At the ApAschie battery there are
not 50 many guns, bu! it is being strengthened, and
guns can be fl Ated to II on our iror -sads.
"Tle iron clad Nashville il as strong the Teunes-
BEE at ali points at WhiOh she will be exposed in fight
land attack will not material aid one made simulta-
asously BY water"