davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-09-08

for 5ou may eat as hearty ~ you pleae Aud fn1low
ht Oh rsatppouinl Of ths "Cura" We csTs not how
bid o3spepstcy have nee3, VIC Will guarantee you
20 lrouble f1op y.ur heary mel
, 1864-09-08
Constitution Life Syruf

tulStllulIun Liz SvfW
'de7F''' root 'aa % Ss19sa &c. H. II sFu'e''
ULCERS. pIMpLEs, 81orcHr1
.OLCRRATlEE DISEdyES ;
asS;5E 1: s:a:l ':sts:s's Z s:ss..
nP a,ses.sa setlyo i ~ l7es n ~; ssPsea
ct ~ ysq15 % 81 s9P a9e so1;.ot
.na TIE dsDaHs ~asa'% % !. s1.seis seaas s1ass e.
IL .ss. e.: i = y sse
;ss$ss 4; $s['e: e sa'' q. '7a'tf'a; q e.
as g general Btoo1-Fur1fy ylns axea.
the Life Syrup stands anr,va:1 led b.
any preparation in the World.
.oaas Il: E:aI.,Sis Il sssyeas : s
M ste u 4 ~ 9TH
wtsf back, sd ssde. Etys :1s1 peV aasrST. usMns
aadhspptasss.
THE RICH AND FOOE
IS sae tSs coa'taoa Il. ss1aa ~ "a 9ss &c.
Of fhll-
PURE BLOOD.
Produces heating mzn ano womeu; aaa II sna em-
tuition 10 neglected In YOUTH disease and oAf1y ds1G
y M result. Do not dslag vhea the neaae ~ =
nea= It hAud and within tae reach of sl1.
To Mothefs and Married Ladies'.
ah1 eA bt1at 1aIuEtIt1@A VI AIh wucu ~ lsa.
dlsoEuxe the outward appearance Of b0rh msiea -
fenalsa. often naNrE them 4 dt14utur7 nhiers
Themselves and thslr ffanus.
CONSTITUTIONS LIFE SYKGY
, 1864-09-08

Who has rot felt how feebfT woras esaay
The qna1ns one feels On shipnoard 10 por1a7f
Dresd them no morn defy old Neptune poua.
The Bttte1x ours the nau5ea In m hour
, 1864-09-08

To Mothera and Married Ladies',
hnu IL ulEHt4tlz. Alu.4 ~u4eu ~ .la.-
dikoEuxe the outward Appearance Of b0th msiee -,
femAlea, often na11nX then 4 tt1Qu1t1r7 nhiss$
tnum4elYea and their Gienu1. ''o9A -
, 1864-09-08

AAfI7AHeA. &offiHH ~ Jso&ta-
Rad COMPLETION. ApH r. IL soY&E.
TxElINo o. &aA1rH3&a, pEfk.eA on ~ ufyU.;
CONSTITUTION 44fs 81 nUk pnrrea sae syfss..
moving T. BAt Breath, 4na curtr7 thn We1k jn49f:
md R6nu@Aao P4ias ~hiec hs no ~ CaioTsi z
xues . rEodrre. + 1exds11 Ioouy. a-T9 s9Ss=
eQ1S M EasSa II tz.2ls II s1.1
, 1864-09-08

Prepared trim Purr Vsgarable Extracts, Cum
ta1o1nx mining injurious 10 tas most cslic.ts.
, 1864-09-08

isoAa through the world, through every climate .Ea
Acre IL ths ant.dote 'Eauss eveE5 chango,~
Wsse1 mpuru It tsmpess, aud nn1es
Nsr 70 III haraaoIc4 in al Temperatures.
, 1864-09-08

fsoduceB heating ndn Anu Wo1el4; Aad II II a eoxA
tuition 10 neglected In youth, disease and oAFv s@sS
. the result Do cot dsiay when The r1esaa ~ =
reaz It hand. and within the re1ch OF ai1.
, 1864-09-08

This torment dire. that all enjoyment k1tla,
Yletds not ~ punEent scenta or DRASTIC pl.s.
'Tis from the stomach that 1t takea u f:,e.
Tone with the 3lttars, md thoansztsn n1esx
, 1864-09-08

E.OR D z 8 EN- TIE RE
, 1864-09-08

"15yta1G est. .blsbed in n + Clt7."
I" On trfAll.bIe Ittned.ea kno&n.'
Ff1a from trtsoIe
Not rehkt r. n 10 the 2 Hurako FAmlTv
I" RAJ. como Gu' or Ietr holes t. ole.t'
, 1864-09-08

It viii esop a1s1ess, after eatf in misute and
10 H. te ho hAvo lir9d On GrAfsm brad aud plain
iitt Tor 3eafe, we fAy
, 1864-09-08

For Rats, Mice Roarhcs. Ant~, Ded-Bues,
EleRs. moEhs In HHss ana NHoieas. Insects
~ FiRnls, Fowls, Animals, etc.
, 1864-09-08
RAEUMATISM-

nM17puk c13ILr1Y- kpaA u tovaA
fHAZT1A1n KkKvX9. ooh FuaIou ~ THnUAK@:
IT. yIEus' pAHCA.' EFstsr-H
TnuuIAnds II . 0teb IundYto {pt feaxs 51n 49,;
tho day on Which the1 resd tne.e uuea PHztiax1a1.
TO weak guder1n4 WouaAn uF1ll tulf ubdle ina neyE
IN tnes1uaaoIa hl.sR1n& tAAf-hooh1tzr-
Hppo Whtfu fRltls t1nre thar q ortss1s7a< -
, 1864-09-08
WANT or APPETITE,

Nrthsut due nuartEnmens nfe's putsea wsne,
The blood krov4 thin and du!neas elosdi ne E-aA>
But this Elx,r seta the system right,
a Geod ntkessen wAtA On Appetite.
, 1864-09-08

Uf al the liquors borne ae1oss the sea
Not one-mazk that-frora ac.1d posson's 1e&,
These Blstefa stand mid st1mulants aloue.
Poweelees to 1r1tare. though prompt to toae
, 1864-06-12

[spec1&l Corsesps1dercs Chicago Trihrar.1
Drrsorr, 1aIs ts:h. lfss.
Ysu reze ta:orned By toiekrapa fow days aimee
OF the loss OF tbs schooner Col. A. B. Wtiam1, By
cclil-lon Lake Hzftn. which tack place - tho
morning Of the 9Th, kaNe Il miles above Lexizx.o7
On 1Aka Huron. O3 sha morning Il %ueatlsn. Al
ahout o'c1nck Capt Aorisy Of tse Williams It. se2
he had the wind fr.e-h!s sheot4 wero oG, All bis
cousse shaped II. ~. which W., Kept I'll b. dls~
covered white bark. Aownwa-d bound, approaching
aad besc1nk dlre<i!y f.t Lin. To avoid cor l4loh
he Eept his vessel OF, Ia few !ua:es taercst:<r
vas i1so By ,he tArx Twilight. os tfsvel4n1, to-
sulung In tho loka OF Lila yess- Ia ATe minute, sa
Wxsts- The boat4 II the Twilight we7e l=mcdiatei1
1s8t1ea 1ua5, Aud tho d1s4 OF the sst sisi rts u
cd nyh VIII ths lsss Of everything belLnstux 70
them aAito wha1 khcy 1t Ihs tNs had o. Il u
.Yss.. ~ Captain ". s1At ssveA hundred 2nd ffsy-
eir dollars II cCfrt Icy, te!oa.tAx to tho vessel
ards Ct asst In tho sosseasis1 Of III. crex was
tH-n!, .aa, .: coz! ctas:1Eet ts MilNaxSen
She it:E n 1fsthoHs watsF. win hsr eQilfe ttera
knocked aE her. she was l:sese: IN tEo Aot1e md
No.thvret+fs.ot Of O.W~so. Tho d. mage a.saiued b1
leJ. >: ~ Williams, - his Arv4l hers. ID sceord-
custom. enic'ed protest 70 ID loss Of bfa
,cssc'. ~hen he rsturnea honewa.d with hs cruv Is
She propeller Iron City, which .aet wish 4 as.atar
lakr sup rlIr ar!ne lew dafs stzca tY s:s!kise
ref; ssd aft:war5 asink1nx. hat H1ca srstred here
rs pFops' = .Ksdker STATE. ~h,c, r..oa.. ne,a
The hftsA!ns Of 4ff c@llA teE. tsay takrn "a Ia
B4d.ls IN ~ OF thc tag Michigan. Tse Walk Of he
illiat,a Nile ha nE ally ssan removed TO ID Il 1asr
sna y nov out eFthe way Of navigation Three moro
In this lasltnde- = W. H.
, 1864-06-12

II ralr, and while standing on the levy for
eo1s slderable time until company after com:
E:nt MED on board, Na2 evidence Of koue.
1c1cc Eehtnd 1ud within al deeper and p1rct
aId loftter than mere lore Of holldsy pa-
ride. x
Standing oa the lsvee in 1ine, vAil@ tho
nm Wss coming down In binding sheets
uEon then, aad tho watsr pouring oTsr he
pAvlng-etones IN torranta undsr theis feat,
ttey sgAn sad again broke forth In aeafs1.
i1E cheers fer tho grand old dax ana the
onioa It y ymbolixes. To saye the country
Or die ior It and With It, Is the ksynoss Of
TIC nation's enthntiastic aacrffcers In this
VAT. 90 Inspired, and having their qsar-
.s to The final Issue: Tis l3osh goes sut IN
tnis sp1Ht. i is composed of good mate
r'sl It IL well oflccred, both il line and
rtelmentxl officers. No truer heart heats
ten that Of Col. Davidson. Lieut. Colonel
nilsey has demonstrated hts devotion to
THIS grand idea by long service In the 1sld
pe'ore: No mors msnl1 or genial spirit csn
pc ionGa anywhere He exceedingly pspu-
nr with the regiment The same My bo
sa1d Of Major Roth. Thc Surgeon, Dr..
FieEee, to without exception the kladest and
p!5asa9 test man In his official intercourse
win the boys, OF any army surgeon haYa
ever kncNR. Mothers and sisters who haye
sons aad brothers under tho cxrs Of these
III not be done for these brave, dear ones
that cen be, to shield and s:ye them as far
Es Possible from the al6ays hard sontingsn-
eles Of Earfarin2 life. AZ for the Chaplain,
HeV ), I. Cock, need not speak here. His
future In this capacity II all hefsre him.
Tbs boys src armed with The EnGo1d ride
agood arm, altfoush = Ntus heavier, and
got l1!te squa1 to our own American Spring
field rife
Tho recinent were very an1iors to be seat
to virginia, but like good soldiers they cAeer-
fully toek up their march for the Lower Mis-
slsslpPi At the order forward.
II your numerous readers In the counties
from whence tho ~1S9th has been gathered
H'll closely witch Jour columns. from dne
TO time, they will ba able to hear somsthin8
from :" ths boys" es to there Whereabouts
end doings, which hope may b to then
Rey. ]. r. Cock, appointed Chaplain st
the 1soth, haa bssn writing for Capt. Jas. II.
Allen, In the Provost Aarahalrs et1ss Of The
5th district. TAsn 1t IVES siSnsaed BY tho
regiment that they would be glad to have
him 80 a. their Chaplain, Capt. Allen 1t once
told him he might 80 for 100 days and have
his place ogaln In the office on his return;
tlus evlnelnE that, although unable to 60
into thc-deld himself ha waa willing to en-
courage thoso who could and would, BY
causing their going to work no prej1dlcs to
their bnAiness and pecuniary prospects at
hont. This IL the truo spirit.
, 1864-06-12

How Our Boys Arnuse Thsmse1ves.
4 correspondent Of the N. I. Tribuns zat.
rites the following Incident in tho Virgins
campaign:
Naturally tha time hAass a little heavily
when, ~ sometimes happens, nothing tha.
nay Be shot At il seeu fer An hour or Two,
During one Of these intervals th;s morning,
one Rau conceived brilliant scheme, whlsh.
uu1o1ied to his comf2des, MAS instanuy
ado yted. Every man lSads his piecs and
points 1t over lhs pArxpar or through oae Of
The many small psrtho1es made by placing
ammunition so1ss in tho wall Then ths
antnor Of the plan begins to shout orders u
though commanding II last , brigade:
"COlouel, connect your line with ths
41th ~ s't;!yo Way to tAs 1ightn' "Closs
renks." Right dress!" ''Fix tAyonets!"
"Donble-quic y - CA-s-& sye!"
Instantly i've hundred mex riao into plain
sight behind tbs rebel works, expecting to
SEE IN advancing lins. Not 20, but i've hun
Cred men from safe cover dso upon them o.
:hs instant The rylley, whic1 must have
Inflicted considerable loss, il followed up
will cheers and jcers, laughter, and much
chst1uE, rs: t'Nhat de = think o Yaukcs
udcls?" That's the WAY John Browns
soul marches on" s'No rsa O bsitiu' hooks
uhen you're G.A!r' for snde=ons"
The tr4ck has been repeated several times
during the d1r, with ingenious variations,
always TO csoat teG houses, aRd always elicit
ins much applause freA tbs performers.
, 1864-06-12

.
Trade Ii fathtr ners dali. Rotw1thstsaolRg which
Vii kA.s 3evahced In pt1:e and hoI lars
h1s ecIy hsH. Irinsx archie uo*t sctiy.. and th.t
It ps1css II snl upward. Tssrs are huJeE1 for al
YosGs lsfd but nc lotdc1s atk for sul 'xtss
lIacss. The tseft tsl eeiJ all ktnaA o: prIau,
NAict a1s NIT tAs,y replaced. blcactc7 and orc Nn
biattnSs and sheeHHEs are IL poor supply md oep
TUrEifE tcrE.7d In price,. TITO dt1Ao1 Is tao eE-
-. tn; YET II orc tlAA equal 10 ms aaspl! Dc1lMs,
attipss, ans ltckS &Ee t1AciTo Lawns are 1.actTe.
4e.:i1ex are ont Of frst hands Pail atyles are nst
!er tnerin.. In fancy sasAre.ss tts<o IL noxn -.
arrival. s.t,a't. erli. boeszlra ars 1auch ngat
cot: warp. are II deIAad Llttls /. ol4s lu
fcr.iXn tattfcf. Noss Of tac goods l11surtcI IT d
tonssd. kau Il esscs will b oerea unu tho t1xr1
aAy tzF.d c1Etret. ot lhs 3FtA OF JR3e, which will
8f~rt bettcE cppoStusft1 Of = MaEket.
Ahic.tikn Eeods which do not cuna iato cot1 3en
ECl1 WiA hoIee ElARufAtinrta Ill command aAl=3 At
sRy Price, - thsre II slt1 Rrt l.p34iroA csaREh
10 ruI aad tls lsNe Ersd.A OF other ada will alss
tsue ietNard The market IL 20 unsett,s1 tt,t pAEs
ett Ea1!cals reliable. Tt.ie!A forsi<n 1seda IS
Issgl1 tuepsndea.
eA-hnt u xoets SUIT. bic for tins fall asld TRsy
Int AscarsttJ Il &o1ie.s, and Afs buying early 10
hiss ezra HNe "a y orr sL4 tnats11SI.
The exci'eEtht In the trJ soods marks: Is great.
from as great scaTsltJ 4f sotou fosda The tAxsesa
Ing eest O. produc tor II 3lf goods hnu tho r1Anx
lslE3n 90 Ea1d. which kannet II tAeNs, BE- theoks1.
importers arc 1uc1 sE1bazFxa9a1 10 what thA leE
ts1iI Il likely - be, AAd hold xu sood1 fer Al ad-
III felloxtng arc thswh.1ss.1e net c.ah prise. Of
all ths leadn. les IT comest1e d1y Eo.ts ssd IN
M \ ybrf FBrF Fkrf
, 1864-06-12

esfko stJ sts.es rsAaI CD aeos.taes;-csr:e 4esr
aoe' 1fs Kalamazoo. .o.d b. 4. Carter. st. ~ tess
elms sao lu1o q. = sa,p.. sa:ses. 1t S1719-casss
WARREN !fon alsss Lake. sold ~ Gstrisk, ~
GO Ret nssA luHsss. At 3lsss -e,rxs sear Anti
ss'a hc-n Gsaae River. sol4 sy a:r7,es 3. ~. fes&
ssse luaets. y ftlas. 1t s:1 7s;-s.,xs reas us.
Chs trsn beektsFil1e. sed by 0. Brsvst,i; 74ssy
feet lnHeer, 4 stsi9s. II ,11ss;-e sah-
Form, neu Da1ese, Green bsJ, scla by FIN
1e4 cosapaoa FOUND i7mee-. st.1ps Tor III g,
ha9srs ~ ht tia; rssys seAosser Albany, rs1 fvs
ve9s. ead bs NED .uad. st1rps - Assn. bala.ea es
&iSH eth. aot PRIZE. 1t $s75; saayed ahtnx1s4 f.,,
il. 1t SIS; sArKo schooner Hercules, 1oa H,,ke-
ger, sstd b. Moron, sS.est ssmmsn mixed lzmh.r
u sFlps At t1e.25: carse schooner Dln1ra. ~ Aus
se&on Ehst & kaxxelI'a ci1l. eseoa feet 20 ii Ian
tci - stri1s, 1t $5o; esfEo scnaoAex Ws1seaassex
fisu GsAsd HvaF. Wyaaa Co.'S ntlls said by Isist
e. Fusrt 1so.o feet coa:so mixed lambor At ~ y
esrEo fthconef assahellt from Grand Rvez, ssi1 By
1slsh FulaE. ia Aos 1ect rs!ted lumber, sz!ps 1t
}17.st ssrto setsszer Arrow, from Kaa1 a11axss ssA
By AelE EAt+lliag, Il fs<'os ss @isss,
, 1864-06-12

= KEdARKAB1E CAsH.-The most remark
an'e cnse Of gunshos wound We ever hearl
81 ie ttat Of soldier wounded at Resasa,
~ tue hosrlsai Ut that place Two bullets
passed through hia head, making four ho|cs.
Ut "htch the brains were oziag OFT ana
astonishing 10 tell, he was perfectly 9 on-
eclone. sid conveEafd intelllsently concern-
inC Ills Situation, and was anxious to know
Ito doctors opinion ct hts case. He was
a.iye thIrr. -ei1 hosra atter the wouud Va,
Inflicted, aud may be jet, Is VIC have mt
heard Of his deAta.-Efario1a Robd.
, 1864-06-12
II a r I N e LIS r.


| In. Rseauabs, NRsthewe BsGni- iirht
8aiane ST. Lavreaes, Attrra. B.nAis. il ton. ea.5
| lEa cprtx Yoat fro.- 1rs1a r .Tsrs. ~<"Ss
| Karsuc Ivo Fsnsies. Hsars Fsshti,s ssn ;, ,,u,,.-
| II n tlHbx. -
| parque pt1lx Hoz71s Nore ctsvssnH IN
! BarQne Il. 2. Bz1ks. s'evrn.. b. T.is. nsst.
Har Tsnle HsdS p..:r3n d'1s soe esans' ss, nta
| LAM 0"o~' 1'' -
H1tE Harp Axypols Wolf R.yay ~ oas v,oa n
| uRber.
eshr oli1s! C.4.e-. wheaton, B.nal., IL Gu wood.
! eshr tta BID. TSo1as bar C,.Y "a. u ,,n,s n,.
| !..h.
SchE Ges xstsxta, N.l1~, CeassrYlS. Il Cd
| wood.
1eAx Fanny XAte8, MAtahAl Ks4Aaas n d. Ia A,rk :
| eshr y Wslzs. EuTTsy, hsGayd, 1.to 4 Il ua1.
| Eckr HeHt All Nsltanh n RI ssx,sS
schf j Walsec. Iavr.xcs. e. ;sr7r1a a .s1
yotf 's1os - ees
ecar Esssayo, nsxhe,. Hsat&sxss. IN "a ,.nss, n
I. iatk 4'~ A'1"se*ss
ssAr t;esiro. Heir H.,ftovex. 7un ,A4,,,..
erb: IncrEs-1 ,afiar- 4 ,-ss,t = nr..t.s,
1skr se,sst favsrs Hr,.rSs.
;ath @~-'~~' s. - '37ox' ~.
, 1864-06-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


8ATVKRAY Es1NH6. Jult II. l544.
The week Inst eloftd has teen ems Of remarkable
fAaf c4l activity REarythlsE in ctmnerclsl esrc1es
hss been extitc<, sRd the dsuaDa r2ea bAakats hsa
batn very Pe1atstsnt. forturatt1 the sEpply Of
money las secn equsl ts tho legitimate Aezasd, and
vszy few good customers hAss been disappointed.
E1cha1Et haA beceme duita nr0, tbs supply n the
market being qrito1inttcd. The suos4 tteas. howeY
q Ft1aah II discount u5iDE PSF selling.
Tac buying rEu1e IL Lot \ popul.r one, aad It xln
rietAhlJ ho changed to &c It tht commencement Of
Vie aek. willie only regular ssstomers will te able
So obtain ffoa tue bankers It the selling rate.
:te Gold Csc t.srs so: lick IN Il ere ,o-d,y and
tht'r Ahnk hsf evtde1s1Y teeu tnr1ed E1Acty how
It - tone, and RI did It, IL not spsa.tnl AEo.k
sVs1J tefT Enusl,ate& thAt It won1d rsash ~.
esfc7lall5 - 1t Waas:e.Hafftay. II opened at In
az a's.ueh tae :'enrss 100. absus s'.ote.sn. ths
TsEibitfs could 1ot fs peg. 1t rapidly declined
sad tsnched !ss II u clsse Fashor va u4dery.and
:Ets Few York eezle;E te!sErapaea 70 The doalera
lef. Hst to tnJ sry geld Rntil further Adyees
natter IL nct l7nte aFptreEt. The rAuKe In kev
IotA, slelssraphe1 to Jauta Boyd, Esq, - CLARK
a<ttr, IVES ~ fellows: -..
y -. E....::: ,...,..Ist j7-r;p. M.........ls5x
!; {: s:1:,,..:::.:i$$;;S IS :: 1:::.::.:;:isi :s'@
Here she market spsned 1t 191 and held steA dy as
tha, rate untn roon, when 1t dscltxsd to 1s5, and
tss ARD tle eese dropptt TO lso, with marked ID
dnlotttion anorE ttoi esi 10 pay sven A4t price.
Tae Eark et, both Asro aad Seh York, vas s1fesisS
hsM pane u tie close. Ne thcu.d not be aut-
Fr'e q 10 sec 1t dtep down tAso the e'ghaks Mon.
oay. Silver syea ed It 1 sne dropped l8o clssnE
eak 1t 1iAs prlee. FtTstwen'iet ira and want
CT vt lt5H2l01H.
117 esH7lwEsrRnN RAILWAY coH1o11pAr1e1-
O15lc1AL AHsouNoaxasI IT PIEs1DAxr OapEx
AID oaUPEHIHTH1p1Ar DHNLAP.-The following il
p1r1aut e1esls1 rsttEs 10 the esusondataon OF the
9:itzA and Chirs9o Onion nd GhissRo and NORTH
~cstes4 Railways, under the name Of the "Cklcags
suc AsstAws:sera l.ailwAy :" VIII 30 read with In
teg.At: .-.-.... .-..---...-
CIRCULAR FROM TuR President,
oyi1cR CHICAGO AhD Eoarnw2s, sa1 HAAwAx1
CoxrAH 7, CHICAGO, Jano il.
r. L. Id Sossf' .a Ga n
= sae1 ~ 1T ny
h,i..y C:nEss9;" r. s ~ l. ,,....o.. =, -, ,a
o r. q II
1as tolsratx grasral oilcass, TO Wts:
f.; F. Gts ssi;h, q; h!Ssssfet; S'e1Fs;;.sen,;
i silLsa il. % f.1iy set,n1 : psee.as q ssa dalena
e:s:FsG +; Is, 1ss;;ss;F es;:;s., 4,e...,.r;
:snts r Young, Recreta.y;
:. f. =: f.es!'. ks!'.esssS es!;t A snsiae.z .s'''.
1tFs'.s ;, I'D S:sHea St hs
"a se1a ss,he 81 ssian s.i.s, co1spsny no
1sIss !,sa Il .s5a :s1 ef a
cxs Viii isid rhst tse LINES q 'osd hefe~
aIe sse.e u
q ~ .ald son pAny anoss lease o. o:assriss. aed
s:t. g: IN: ~ A:s. s:ss:f
~slt All the properly. aststf aha effects ef sad 70
lns sntEsuen. ~ .cS %! q o.. BsaFa 1Tse,
:S.ss Sie.sS ind
e1zcCL.H TsoN TEE oEsxEAI tuPx1H11sn-s1.
cs,c:se 4sp hoE71wss,asS fSI!L;xx4r
CHICAGO, j. AAa -. tE4k.
, 1864-06-12

.l3aS3
T,sh secreals IN tbs supply Of s.&s asa'nat LIST
reeI..st.ze hsa been no diaiastlon In tbs donans.
The uxrset has coz, n,eauently sse1 .ery arn asd
ss'se, sad NJ meta NJ adraace nDon last sAiRtdAys
qro:ations 81 i51a?3s Per III ns.
TAe fss1s~'nE are the elss1sx Qustaaons Of the
market thts evening. and csarseod v1sA last weeks
CLOSING FR1o4s.
This Y sek. Lsst Wese
Prime TO c1t RI qualities 57-:s2sA s15aa.a5:
cs1aoa Gsaiaaa :: ;u Moiaa st ss:,sa sss:3
:sle change IN tbs o:this makes daring
the rast ve.k. Tho sn7p1Y has been .on,xh.t ses-
sle7t ,sh eject Of vlteh very sspar,n! ia the u,
sludpc prices .! the Esrkst this snt fxss Saturday
evsnlrgs. On Thussd1Y thoss " le1s h1-yaneyin In
tho aT4 ct: s4ies weTo NOS Artskty us14
tke xlccm which chatauser.zsl ths Rest carlo nAr-
ket bad become ccntt.focs. Aa4 dec't1a ~ ta3 i3c
was the result. Thts. howsYs-, has slnes b.sn 1uy
made ~. nn& on this xesk , positive aSr1a-
tsEe for dfoysFl has hsen &Ai1cI # ;d3Ko
q 1se If. H~w fs1g there high pnces viii
be maintaisee, reua!as to hsssan su. WIKI sa- le-
ra)lty Of pressnt supply MOTTO b. expect-d
that aay IesR period eiA ss beoro redss
si*e u1ss taHe ps&e Ths quality OF st%sk thts w.ek
hiss fully eqEsi tos receipts Of asy pYsyeaA
week tilc. March last OF primo fed hogs We
rotc the sa1e yesterday br 1oha G:i5ley to Priest d
Co. had arg 1sS hi. at $7eG: and to-day By
J. 4csna 70 H. Tsnor Of hand. Averaging PIG Da9
It u :G: By j. Grtley ~ Turnsr Stesies, af II:
keA:. ave A<ng ~ Is. =! u IS: 4kv Cooley b.
sr.&ac. - hses1fe, ol S leAs, st1lloss averaging
III hs. Al x'.13: FsE ies 0s. TAsse vxs II tha vsr
saass at1eu-t 10 SIZE hsad at 31l53sss, mostly It
e1-.f<a71 psz 10 1s 1hers IL yery ssls slssr l.t
over nasold and the market siass@ hrN ana var ct.
tYs at the Quotations given Aboys.
, 1864-06-12
Gbirdgo QribnltG.
SUNDAY, TUNE -, lss&.
THN WIDEK.

HAA@ ~AN&As
When wo speak Of the "siese Of Rich
noad," we'll 10 remember what We
1esn By that phrase. 1t may be siegs, BY
virtue Of the fact that the army ADVANCES by
ute OF aae spade, and by employing heavy
artillery, iAstea6 OF ths usual field .arna-
Nent eana. II can hardly be = siege by
fnvcstmcnt To surround Richnond 50 ~
TO- shut 1t Oh. from communication With the
rest Of tho CoAfccerAsy Wou1d require =
larger army than We auppase can b. employ
ID Tor tbst purpose, It would require ut
least zoo, 900 men.
The ueco Of Richmond must therefore b.
a different thing from the siege Of Vicksburs,
where he town was shut In on one side by
the feet, and on tbs Other BY Grants army,
30 that ingress and egress even By single
pe.uon was al bat m impossIhility; aud the
garrison was finally reduc&d by starvation.
Thorc asay b. troops which could be employ
81 for such = purpose, sufficient to accom-
1lieh 1t, but no arc not awaro Of their Nhe9s-
Abo1ta~
To btsiege plaoe by sitting down upon
one eide Of IL, leaving It open on ths other,
puts II In condition to be reinforced and fed
20 long ~ ths resources can be found for tbs
purpose. What then Il the object Of such
siego7 An undertaking Of this kind il well
illustrated BY the siese sof scTastopol The
whole Crixneao war wAs fought out In That
eIng1e undertaking. And IN the clrcumst1n-
ces it WAS u veil fought there As anywhere.
The place wss easily reached By tAo n.vies
of Franco and England, while 1t was dlftleu1t
and overland by RusAla. To carry 1t on,
therefore. exhausted her, and brought tho
Har to IN end.
To boeIeee Richmond on one side Of it.
ha tho double object Of taking the plaza,
and ofexhaustlpx Lees aEny: aud In him Of
euhausting the CenfederaeJ. 1tIa, ofcourss,
an object to get the city, and esen thsu.h
It reeuhs digging through tho whole place,
Il might, In certain coatin scnc{es. bs worth
the work required
But the question will still rcmala-who
can easiest and lesgsst car1y On sucl q war?
il will tf3 both parties t. tbs csntcst not
Iess than wurk in The 1e1d. Lee will b ut
the heart Of Els kingdom; but Graut will
have The P.murkey and tho Janes. Each
can reinforce and feed and supply nj u far
~ resources hold ont. Tie climate IL hot,
and the work Of digging s1haustfva; bxt
Northern en1diers have stsod S1ch work ~
veil as 8entIera hitherto only 80 thsJ have
aroided swamps asd unhealthy locations.
Grant can probably sway larger army than
Lee, and perhaps will be eble to make ths
approschss to Eiehnond, evea sa its open
side, somewhat preearious and difficult
But VIC eLsu sec. 1t may b. just NJ we'll,
pc,laps, to tsh hi out The wlols war just
tLc1e. as 10 do 1t over the whole surface Of
4
, 1864-06-12
CHICAGO LUMBR NAEkKF.

v SATURDAY HTN11d. Inae II, IMi,
LUkBBR-Recoiysd7 7est1dsy. s.449,hofeet. Th1s
5ssttn - active de1nazd nsst class lumber and
pttees ruls nrnt1, with srronE upward tendency,
Conn cn lum IL IN bctttf demand and psess arc
. autue improved. There haa been s. fair 1urnber Of
csrgees arrived la.e Jeserday ard t&-tay sad eales
hAve ban freely ard A1ily nseaAt psfcea ring
Il ON 31&sc9lsy&s per l. .ofu feat
bH1AHLEe-R:cetved ysst*r+sy. EAea0. Narkst
u NV. aud frH rsvio1t QuetA1nHs.
IAT8-RecsueA yestsrdAI. , s.oos rcA. IN fsls de-,
d-p1ieea IL sckrcs1J Il tl bus With no ass.
hle chaske.
CArGp RAL3k to-pkY.
Csrxo scaK Butts, from Kings Pler, AIiehlx xaa,
sold bf Wbito TsoHbrldxe. 10 ooe {eek aill run mo
diun tsslitr Hb!te-Food. At cisco ;-essEo schr At
d. f:er kalamazoo. sold by l.. Garter, 3oooa fest
luultr, scsE.anS aId jo:tts, :: s1eto ha!a4cs Q,
, 1864-06-12

-HEEP-Therscetp.u during the past " sek hass
besn rather batter. but vera bclo7 tho demana-
TIC present rata OF the 1n.rket 81 lower
hsa last weeks gcottions. bu, With this decline
fairly esta b!ltttt ths1s IL a sctlya demand. We
anete Wool sheep from u co9 s.7s, aad shcarcd 1t
NG0t'n por IL n. TIA Only sslsE aads - dxy
we're: Ben:lJ and Hudd II Jonrs III head ahsesea,
Ases1EtnE 1e4 Is. At &5-H; Coolay h EldrtdS Se t.
NusrsEe, III head th cared, 1yesaRiAg ia ns, ii
es7s: Gregory 10 Webster u lead shsAzcd, ayezae-
% ~, At 3s.ss PSF IN ~,
In Beef Cattls thers Aas been no Improvement In
the tcluess .nd inactivity whls ave ahar seterizea
this Exzket drrinE tho week. TAe e1ta1=u sales
a1orIt - IA heau At s4ek0t5.co, chiefly :. sa3s
GO crosa. About % hsAiE: s11HiH sy.f, ua.old-
The demand for Ho1s hss BEEN very sc3iye. and
prices 1Rle Ttz3 nrra NTH advance oE JcEteftaJs
q1s:atloLA u .s61so par 1es n This ealsred sAles
ametat 20 st-s head 1t s71sGs15, principally n = 81
47.aq per 1Gs les.
, 1864-06-12

Ali those In fxyeY Of ths souatry going u will
support Lacain.-8ee<sA paFer.
And Ill those In favsr OF gold and tho re-
belliou going up and tbs county going
duwu, viii support tbs Ceppsrhaad noni.
nec, Whetlsr Nc ClellAH at Fremont
, 1864-06-12

Tie tos11 receipts erHees during II. wsek eadiax
.o.eay, xceortiDk to the daitY returns posted -
Clxpsc, sn:eua: II rs had. This Il ~ head sas
than received las. week. and 81 h=ad 1esa th
tLe 1eeeista OF the corresponding week Of iasy
year. The dai!Y receipts II the various TArdA soH-
pats III follows: