davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-17

LUIS Is q 1alr 6alhptG, 0uL fn0nV AfL1cle3 are
ligher and some lower.
It Was thought by many that when the
new currency bill came into effect prices
would 70 down, but no one seemed to have
any more confidence in the new than the old.
Many farmers refused to sell their produce,
and some goods were packed up to await
events.
soc1AL LIFE.
A shade Of gloom seemed to peryade tho
hearts Of all at the commencement Of the
var, doubtless springing from different
SOURCES. Many 6oldicrs' Relief Societies
we're formed, some one OF which nearly ali
the ladies joined They fed, clothed, and
faithfully to their posts to this day, with a
perseverance,, and devotion worthy better
cause. It is my opinion that If it had not
been for the women Of the South, hnd Ten
ncssee In particular, that the rebellion would
hare broken down ere this. While many
have thus been laboring, others, in Atlanta in
particular, hare been riding in their four
thousand dollar carriages, dressed in thou
sand dollar silks and TWO Thousand dollar
cloaks, and at night attending the theatre OF
joining in the dance for the benefit Of John
Morgan or some other hero.
II the war continues four years longer, its
seems 10 NE taose who that escape death
from bullets or the pcstilence must die of
excitement, for there you see nothing but
War. You cat war. You hear war. You
talk nothing but war, and when you retire
to your bed you dream Of war, You wake
tired Of war; but the despot has you By the
throat with q Thousand bayoncts bristllng
around you, and you must fight or do worse.
FEELINGS OF THE PEOPLE.
TWO years ago the people expected Rich
mond to fall, aud were disappointed, for the
majority had made up their minds to 60
back conteuted. I do not think they wonld
do SO now, The flower Of tho South are
either dead or maimcd for life. Every house
is house Of mourning. They feel that they
haveor will lose ail ut the close Of the war
let it end as it may, and they are determined
to die game. While many are eanguine Of
success, the majority know that II Johnston
cannot hold Dalton, that Atlanta is only
question of time.
1ouKsToN's AKAT.
have good reasoDss for believing that on
the first Of May, Johnston's army numbered
not far from *, Goo, including reinforce
ments-and doubtless his losses have been
made good by provost guards and other
troops, relieved from similar dHty by the
militia
&c could not have had over 10000 vet
eran troops. The balance were State guards
md conscripts. 1t was thought that most Of
the Tennessee troops would desert should
Johnston retreat, but they have little oppor-
tuntty, and the risk is great Th"se caught
in the act have been shot down In squads Of
from ten to thirty, as their comrades did this
duty reluctantly. Three .voneys have been
fired without dispatchiEg al. when the o1l-
Gers would finish them with their pistols.
Johnston's army Las been rs well or better
fed md clothed for few months past than
ever before, Johnston's motto IS the SOL
diess must be fed II the people starvc.
uoTELs,
These hotels were never anything to brag
of. Now every guest must fuEnish his own
, 1864-06-17
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
d1 sa<s - Grain ytpo+te6 II &nts r7rk rsptrt dr1
basis f &c s1rEHs pr bsEAs!, u1te4s ol3yetse
add f1tH - 30A 6s,lpsrsd n7ssts1 oa lo&1f Sl3t11

~ ~. y gras rkpoFsss z r. rs7rsa report ar4
e s 'afs Tas j; az i1:h ss: e1s s
g; Tnunso II EVENING, June Is, 1851,
FREIEE4TS-Gns1s, Fxxi0Hc.Vesseis were
scarce a4a 'nte7 arranged y es , Ths engagements
ths Iak s. nd sun1sll viii Nleas = !ee ss1s sam
ss,4 Ms5C SD e as1sc' To osw1oo:sohr A.
LaxE ASD RAD" Erg1,u1s11 propeller lines
o sns 70 Boson
E39u1 10 Rozson; 1ase and rsis....'... -.... s1a9
Preyistons 10 New York, lake sud isil.
gsssts!on. to ii w;isr. l1o Ss.:.:: %
5loer 70 montreal. 81! !wa'er.-..-............ 70
E1oa1 70 sioI usa, "a Earn,l. "a
Fisar e g feattss fo9sssa Il ys
E1oar to Roste9 " sa5nia..............-1 1s2@...
fss, tS Nons11. eotsd soovs 70 ea iii IN
xG!a o. Ss3sds fo,,o,,,s .,a
Fourth Clsss. Flour
TO Ne. 1'zs Z ss'}. I'd Las E;::::::5 E
TO so*sen ~ III fs9 aad II; i. ss
e %es assi ii Ss:x i
as sail Il IN "a iaE; ;Efs:.........%s rs
fRsGfs =, Il ~ fail::::::.:::S S Is
3HnRsss.sa S tsaE .na H.; 81; M
bII. S,les to Cay were: WHITE WIar7R EIraAs-
7t8 bEiA ~ tlabtic Cable" q - hr5 choice wutte
s"5g SO brlk nrii !es" >: t.; :ol htls so5lnsoa
Goat - %: sh.1r.. ~ ea6's"at $500. RRo W1S-
{S.tt; go hs.s Iea w'ntes ex,E. as ta9o; 1co
ss sss5a s eSss
b. t1s ~ BIZ *Gasass:. q 81;
t1l5; TO nris +Csossets" 1t s761: 20 bsls "D5s.
Msn." At = e. 10 bfIs r. ~ a: s1s' .S ~,
I'D oss sSts Weitterneld H III a. o sos bIi;
Eood ezt5s f. t7c 10y hsl5 .. :. .Mn7eask." sp.a
River" It s61s; go b.!e Genera Lake" at 80 y 10
brls Clermout" ut s6 - Nn hsts goo1 extra At 33
81 100 Blk "CnrTo To-" "At $50: ea osfs "0aTc'
At $625: 81 brts low grade tup:t ~ 4375:
Sales To-day u tons ID huk on tsaok st ait9
r tor.
WHRAT-Receivcdt to-day s., So bu shipp.dt to
day, 9,1s2 hu. Market eIettod md aetlYo 1t NJ nd
, 1864-06-17

T Il z. Sanger, an old and prominent
citizen Of Detroit, for mnny years Cashier Of
the Insurance Bank, and latterly q. s. Snh-
Treasurer md Receiver Of public moneys,
died few days since.
, 1864-06-17

The arecch Of Gov. ANDY Johnson AZ Nash,
vile. In response To his nomination FIR yicr
Praa;den+ nntyfshed IN the Tn1un,-r reeter.
t1ay morninr will be generally read salt de-.
serves to be. It's a so,newhst lenpthened
discussion Of the matters in fssue in The
present contest as they appear in the la.,:
tudc and amid the surroundings of the nom
inee in Tennessee, The expressloos of the
speech reflect the Governors experiences,
, 1864-06-17

to-dsy vs1e:-srRna MHsAT = srons-.. ooo bo
se 30 fnf,dSs 81 de i Sess1 s191 ias bo ao 4 sx 81
a 5sos, b i Ns sD1aSo tsa1l = ss
sfss Ss % i III; iaess bad s;X; Z as y
iasau % 4 si:*s s'oo e1do + r. sas9 e9se 3 &.
a:s3 for No Spring, and At sl:o4S1'a' LOT no
az sas T. M.Fiet .s1s - ss.Hs &; h,sh;s. Is Sa
s:, $$ & i 6 Ss:a Z
+ s e a. ';:3&
81 IS 81 ! l.
g e e2a9'
se:ss aa as' sar ss!a's1 "
Kses!7.s so-s.;, xs: s;eSs: IS: .a,Deso uss
W ei 81 III neSas os
go bn q 4 us b. g. de s se1ts SD
s!s?s i z 1sS 6u do ii s;e-eiosiax am % .aa
RYFEFecsTed X m ioday, ,sl: but shipped todav
sample vs1s: Is bsss It s1.sS On tIaeK: IS ssz. 4
.,;a' :s;a.Y' sss b.; sa'ppsa.
HUTTEK-Received to.day. 4s.s5a ns' shipped,
e NJ asf4s. Il .nd
Shipping Battes, IN tFktna
s,ss toass .ess i xsas eooa 6nsssr At ia Is sses
I'D sttfs ao.ns I s eu
ssSss:s q e VS. ASs5s:
Market very nIn At present uuos as9ns 0thaI klnds
generally very dfm Il present qaot.uona. We quots:
Chicago sesn,ess so
MontIof ., 6ea1nIeaa..
E1I1 L1en..
A1flaps four gu.
6unalea. tTo
four pu
ssEsa 1.asa aaEs' '9e 5a: Ss: Ss !::::::::::
a.: Gem Exchange k1iis kk;ts:b;;:::. bss;y::: s
1;s!a9sa Esss.st9s e5t7: e
F1ogF sasks 5;1', seftS9, 5iS9, 3
y :. y - LILLE Hftnga''''''....''.'.''''''
+: |,s:: : sS:''': ::::::: '::::::::::::::::::: 1
4.lo -....--..---s.......4 ~
FEEWThi demand CONTINUE. very sn.l1
a5sss oas T. ,at5 supply and m At p's's7 auos
Saatod @n
Rio. isf to od q "a
Ssssshsed W VI aaSes: aages '"' Ae''S'' AAss un
Mestssn :isss,s
SsGs:in Iniisd sapp;y DsI.ad good asd
hrls EgRs at 16c; pigs DO ut 16c 5bt1s DO ut
kRUITa-GRxxx APpL.si in fair request, with
Email r ceipt, Market arn9 st present quotations
nlted, and choice qualities have been selilnG.sc.H
bus h,gher, 9oosxpEhRIKs in limited supply. Mar
tet steady, CHKkHIE8 IN lEhs receipts and acAy6
demand, prices nsn and unchanged.
saSa sRa!s IS
Cherries, .p@1ne0
EopNfbsfItee, bu,. 24o6a 10
Lemons, q adEa11e@
DRIED FRGiTS-ArfrIis&:Wirk @ very 1l gnlet
and pr1cea weak but without quotabe change. ASH
1ERR11s n nomiusl supply: market firm and un-
limited supply. CHHK1Irs scarce and lrm at auota-
tIcna. FEAcnHs-Tne market l. more active, but
nrm snd nnchapgrd. FoRHIas FKU1rs ID moderate
oemsLd and firm at present quotations We
, 1864-06-17

lave been called ont since the LIST Of May.
From this 1t is readily seen that JohnstonNs
army is all there is to whip, unless Sherman
gives them TING to raise another from In.
fancy, for until then the conscript1ons must
hereafter come from the busyag grounds.
SUBSTITUTE MEN.
The last CONSUMPTION not only held all
substitute men, but all the principals, some
of whom had as many IS three substitutes,
having been put In from time to time to ap-
Eease the law, but this time there was no
dodgi5g; F9E to appeass party IN the last
Jeff. Davis Dictator, they compromised by
giving him the power to suspend the writ OF
habtos cosruA Many took leg bail, when or
ders were given to shoot all caught IL run
ming through the lines. Two men were killed
3 few days before the writer passed on the
same route: One party, who was over age,
was sent in irons to Carolina, where, by their
Law, he would fall under age, and be put into
the ranks. Others oaths were set aside and
entered under age, and sent under guard to
the conecript camp. Others, with pockets
full Of exemption.papers we're taken of from
their horses In the streets and sent to camp.
, 1864-06-17

suEtP-The market has been IN very sma1l supply
srd sa!es bare been much restricted. The following
are the only sales entered during the day:
suEEP SALES TO-DAY.
= sclletz. Buyers. No. Az, Price,
Hsu'eH :uIiases Hnsd nsnGs;; n,ttas, IL *aoS
Cnasbso.........-.S.Bo S.BoWles.........u1 81 4.S75
, 1864-06-17

with scarcely in stock-tn btlsk demand and tr
atpEsvlons auotstioas: TaouE-In fsr supply, Tlsa
changed. MAoKEH1L-Market active and Eeceipts
moderate. P,icts arm e previous -. quotations
ply, md nfm ut pfesent guStationa. DE1ED HER-
RIx1-Qnlet snd Unchanged Pickled Herring aclve
, 1864-06-17
CoaIsc .....,.......,,....,,....,.. 1.I5
8rnpnd aoiof of.,,,..,..,......... 80. Its
Dairy With Observation-Disclosures, 5-21
DatrT without bags ,.,,.,,,....,-..... 440
Fo3r1a1 Island 2 Rsae6-.....--.--.* so9a0a
E3rnu INN ARr ,

.,sa1 sa1es to.day Were: 500 hrs neg saginaW Ftne as
$s3 delivered car8s SEQ hrs Rtnlw, to arrive,
q F. at'oss: 700 esa old Saginaw Fine on DOCK
SERD6-FIAI-5b bhgl good at S2.75; l. bags do
at q o.. GRAss 8IED-Sothln9 doing.
SusAR-There has b. en- no change In this mar
kEt 1IDce yesterday. Prices nEH. both for raw
and trued descriptions, ana with greater activity In
tta market Neuid ?! ohabiy aoo9 advance 70 higher
Ea1d, are still selling 1t former Quotations. We
, 1864-06-17
@i8RrHunfnu&
II EAD AND REFL E r.

It has been from time immemoE1a, tie ot5est Of
ph1bnthEopists to ind some remedy for tho li1A
hfe and Ecientinc szu has for ages explored every
avenne in order to discover the hidden secret hzA
been, however reserved for modeza science to bring
before the would the great destroyer Of tlseaso,
and In
, 1864-06-17

TuCRsDAY EyESrGf, June i6, 1854.
The receipts and Shipments during the past houEs
were follows: !
IEtE1rIa AID EHPAENTs FOE Tux PAST u HoVRs.
, 1864-06-17

DRIED FKUiT9-APfL1sEWirk irkcs very. aulet
and prices weak bnt without quotaole change kAsP-
ehaEred. BLAcEsERRtFs n small teu.and With
1lMited supply. CHEKAIKs scarce and 1Fm at Quota-
tlopa. PEacn1s-Tbe market II more active, but
Tllh no improvement II me psevIoas supply: prices
QeuaLd md nrM At rFtsept QRQtAt1Qps. He
, 1864-06-17
AuQ LAn a1u[TAna-.
a1es to-day ILL DrY Flint at 2CC; 80 G5

LEATHER-wes stirl nnd the market but uade1.
aely sc1vr Hsayy Leathera it'll di j. though IN.
s9s s r 9
but arc very fEm at our present quotations. We
q1ote:
Line, .....:ES.e Bnsaoa 11iss. ioe
Saf. "a :...i.SSia oiaoeo rood dam:
H. Ranss n: 3sd 9 40 % rlss Gsif L. = 4's
nm A99i g MONIES. u doz.
ea sR E91 nes a& g rtsa1n eaif il
chotee:..:'..: 15o@zoo so1ds, doz.7zoaaszm
French Calfs Innings. dog. .o1@l5.1l
n5.-. tpES3.01 Ftoan5, doz.. .Ii-&fa1a,0c
NAVAL sIoHEs;.iIn 1at, supply x.sh = good
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT % MAnig1a Eope.....g csc
sneS,;ss RSsIR = ssn. M ls:a vi, ,aasa ,asmo9
oainm......... 6159 7.5l Marlin. ..........2sez5e
CARBON OIL-Ihe market has undcrgoae 20
guotabe change since Yesterday. Keceioss are small
wi.h dlsposttcp the Fart ef rchners 70 advance
quotationF. nEy4oEE-ln moderate supply Wtth a
fair .denaEd. Market aEm and unchanged. We
Wsse ol lo to l2o arc
srsx xM.- s!sc
ssles to ds;: McCosm,sS l. cali;adsr so,a dsiS rs
btis AT drews. carSe i cos best Wits on At 75e,
~ an1 2eo hrls Of Alexander schoneid d Co.'s do II
ViLS-L1reHEp o1I-wlth little activity in tue
arc 1rm and uuchRnEed. LARD OII-In very U9ht
sEpply md n fa,r ssnend. Msskst very htm wl,n
, 1864-06-17

The last copscription has taken al! white
males from seventeen to fifty. The militia Of
Georgia md some other States includes all
between the ages OF sfxte and seventy and
between fifty and sixty. The latter is cstina.
ted to number in Georgia L, 600, all Of which
, 1864-06-17

G1EEAHE-1l good de0and and tr11 At 11Ee3I.Xc
for White snd l14@12 for yellow.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to-da1, 73t br1s; ship
ped, iii hrs. Market 1c higher. but 1ess active.
Sails today were 800 nr1s at atIt3; 100 brls At
s1s:A; 80 hsls At s..S-she lat.sF no;t!g country
HIDES-Received yesterday. 23;5ls ns; shpptd
s5,16S "a. There has been nut httle chanss ia tha
request With 80 advance Of &c = D. DEy Flint 9u;et
and dull. Market steady. He quote:
, 1864-06-17

EB During General Hifney's recent raid
through Flolda, bright little girl was found
alone at one house, her parents having ske-
daddled. She vas rnther rnon-commIttal, for
ahe did not know whether the troops were
Union or rebel. Two fine dogs mnde their
appearance while conversation was being
held with the child, and she informed one Of
her questionels that their names were Gil
more and Beuuregard. (Which Is the best
dog" aeked bystander. II don't know"
said she; ''they're both mighty smart dogs;
snt they'll either Of ZEN suck eggs If you
don't watch en-" The troops left without
ascertaining whether the family, Of which
the gisl wns so hopeful scion, was Union
or rchcl
, 1864-06-17

n III u. BIZ 0l tH3 ~
Picnic. d. atz4.,.,.....n.....- .,..,,,,,,... LAG
n and 81 pfnnear ...,.,.,,... &C
81, ExHA CAvendtsa ....-..................... y
~ n NM l19s hAck Vt2mand.-+,...s's,...srtsb ~
, 1864-06-17

,,FKoYlsioNs-Reestv today: n,s1 r. CT
Pcrk, e85 bbs Beef ls 5'8 y Cue Meats. 065 ns.
Lard The market firm at higher ps1ces but not very
Mess Pork-Advanced 500 q bb1- Sales to-day
were: io0 ebls city packed Mess Pork nt $35.8 90.
HaCcu-s.9c0 psB ratu cured Bacon HAms At l63c.
looss : 70 tes Lulltds sugar cured and csnvassed
, 1864-06-17

APpLEs in fair requ est, with
r. celpt,. Market Hrn, at present guotattenB-
wBH8n1Es---Iha supply today has been more
I'd, and choice qualities have been selling .Bc.F
ighef, 4D0BxUEkRIEs in limited supply. Mar
teady. CHERRIES IN nghs receipts and activn
md rfIrpR frrr and uurh AnHAd
, 1864-06-17

THIS Is fair sample, but many articles are
higher and some lower.
1t was Thought by many that when the
new currency bill came into effect prices
would 20 down, but no one seemed to have
any more confidence in the new than the old.
Many farmers refused to sell their produce,
and some goods were packed up to await
eYen1a.
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