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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-03

"in got and cannot sii1 " here tn. Cur. !. .,.s,
remove, The Disease by rcmovinsths cause, not IN.
hlcohoho biiteri which cover up your bad feeling,
ioI few noments by their sthilarating 10 . feet.
Be~se Of all ,uoh rsmedis. or bsssrsg,. h,,t.
'hetpa.es use Remedy that viii restore n. a.,
casd Iuncuontto their tormal condition and ,s, 4,
mony, and upon principles tnon, nous with w.i,a
hned ph,siooglea laws. Thattnrh will b, m, -,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-03
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals

purchased very low, and will be
sold very cheap for Cash and ready
pay.
, 1864-03-16

r,oxn1 German on the Presidency.
The basclees fabricauons Of the Copper
hcad press that the 1oysl Gcrmans were de-
term}ped to insist upon tho; nomination Of
General Fremont as the Union candidate for
the Presidency, and that they will accept no
other, arc rapidly being d1sproTed. The
Germans will never assIst, directly or indi-
rcctly, in fastening Copperhead Admfnis-
tration upon the country.
This opinion Is fully sustained by letter
Which ne find published in the Belleylllc
I'll } Advceatc, from Mr. G. c. Elsenmeyer, .
prominent and intelligent German citizen Of
81. Clair county. After denying that the
Germans intend bolting tho Union Conven-
ton, If they do not succeed in securing the
nomination of Gen. Frcmont~-to whom he
pays deserved and glowing compliment
Mr.. E!Eenmeycr Says:
For my own part, as well a. 2 great portion o. o.
Germans, allow mo to aay that Abraham Lnso.n y
our FIRST ehoee Aarslaa Lincoln ts 4a5 o3so cSeHna
Bu1 whether Lincoln or NOT, there masi pc NJ aa
yittou "a tic 1fcejom-lovlug Union ranks:, TaeIe m
u time TO be lost fpr ana H. nnmnee
whneTrr In mat m. regardless of psi yata fee1inys
ilte.ests and opinions. There @ ~ oange. aaeaa,
ard laust t 70 nset e onIzeyes ns sna to pstcrity
,r.th taiiin" ncat and determined mind Tho
n,,hcas Nill doubtless inner In their platform
IN 1fde, III f. catch ae5r asSfss nstSei
au e., W. money to came division Ii the Union
party, and If they should succeed1Whteh God Tor;
kid2wc would be, in 1865, where buchanan lcft "a
- Houcycr: I feel In no wise dcspondent. Revou
t;cps ncrer 20 backward. The wheel oi PIoErc.s
and better understanding among mankind, 1s go
XII thn h6d ind treasure spent IN this great str1s
&c jor lie T1shis Q! man will bear ffuit, and tas
9ot d distant when NJ ts eebn b1gasIn I'll o %
ncaccs viii work together for tho elevation Of ~
mass Of mankind than In any other part Of th'
ciobe. Let Us thank God and take courage.
eAe> G. c. EisRN3fKYER.
, 1864-03-16

TctA1 ,,,., 1Sst 1884 HN l0G S1a 37l3.
There was fair attendance on Change to-day, and
In ceukea1 euee Of the advance In Gold IN New York
the General markets IT re lrmer and more active.
Tne1a was an increased speculative inquiry for
Wheat and the market advanced NC 2 ba-Wth lib
.e,al sales Of No SprIsg at $1.lSt<0t13x and No
sprtng at $lesa1.a9s-tae matket' however, closlns
wrsk, the advance not being maintained.
There was IN active demand for Old Corn, bnt ON.
inv to the extreme nrmness Of holders, tho only
teapaactlena NC hare 20 report IS 1o pushes Canal
saoat ut &c., New Corn was also In good demand md
frn,c1-F1th sales OF No. at sI@ss and No. At Is
n?6kc. Two bont-,oads New No. 2 Corn were also
sold It sQh@s1 atoas, to be delivered ut dtstleFy
ecck.
sales Of MOL at fsH@sshc for winter receipts. and
axesi<c for fresh receipts and e,Ec for No. osts
Eye was quiet with sales ofSo. at S1o. BaslrJ Waa
Tneravas good demand for Aighwtnea. and wo
note an advance in prices Of &c galon-with sales
OF about 800 bbls It ssassc-chefy 1t stas9a5c-thc
| market clostrg at siXc. 49,
The market for Provisions Is still nrt1. Mess Pork
va. In better d. nand to-day about 30 bb1s having
changed hanfs at e03o-ch{ehy ut the ontsde
quotation. Round lots Of good brands are generally
held ut $sl.oo. Prime Mess Pork VAS IN active re-
Quest, and We note sales OF 100 bbls II sls.7s9ta
t There WAS a fair inquiry for Bulk Meata but the
Offering, xe1e Light. and we note trthing sales OF
| Shoulders at Sxc packed. and 50 for light
rough sdts. loose. P-ekled Hams are
scarce md fsn At 12c. Meas Beet Is IN good
request and arm 1t s12o-scllers generally holding
at SIS o. Extra Mess Beef Ia rrm at s1s.to. Beci
uaues arc held at tis CO. with buyers at $780, Lard
continues dull, with light sales to-day at l2c fol
rtimc Leaf 1t lie forSo.1.
Tue m.rket for Lire Hogs to:day was quiet, owing
chiefly to tho Hight supply, and we note sales OF va
1 gross. Beef Cattle were shade easier. IN conse
cucncc Of lcss favorable news from New York, and VI
report sales ut 32.7sla.z-mostlg at 4ano35.s5.
| LATEST.
Owing to the decline In gold IN the afternoon. ther
was very quiet feeling in the grain ma1tets. "hea
dull and eridcntly weaker than at the close q
Change, hut there were no xales ofimpoEtanes madt
1itghw1nea were In fair demand at s4Hc, And ahou
| SCI btls v ere so1d In the eye1ns ~ that price.
, 1864-03-16
Jpluuau BcrpHftktc

JpLuman BarpnfitIc& OF the Rebels
A correspondent of the Chattanooga Cd
zettt furnishes the following horrible account
Of rebel crueltics practised upon m Aabans
Unfonist:
In 1901 Unionist was forcibly arrested by
a mob at his house In Randolph county, Ala
md marched OF In an adjoining thtcket. The
mob here ridcd him Of his pockct-book, boots
and coat, tied him. and held q consultation
TO determine bis fate. It was soon deter
mined to s'pnt him in the toriea' yeke"; but,
first OF NIL, TO try to make him acknowledge
TO having done and said things Of which he
was innocent
After tryipg some time to accomplish their
object, BY Questioning and threatcning, they
resortel to more severe measures. untying
him, they took Oft his clothing, laid hin
down upon log, lashed him firmly to 1t,
1nd with large hickory switches commenced
lacerating him. Four let in on him at once,
and their. number soon Increased 10 slx.
They continued to beat him there for long
time, pausinS occasionally and asking him ii
he would confess, and upon his refusing
wonld let in on him more Vigorously.
The blood trick!ed from big back in streams.
His .itions appeals in behalf Of mercy, were
| totally disrcGurded. Nature finally yielded
and TIC poor man swooncd and was lost to
consciousness for several minutes. As Boon
as he revived these hel'ish tormentors re-
snned their tortuzes. They split the ends Of
| EIetu &tlCksf duu lHaSl1ut. kuGuA AZ AAo AA"A'
and pulling violently caused tho most excru-
ciating pcin. This and other lendlsh opera
tious = ere continued for some time They
then cut OF all bis fingers at the second joint,
is also his cars, close up to his head.
The next step Wcs to cut off his arms at
the elbows, and tho legs at the knees. After
this operation the wrctched victim tainted,
and falling to recover for several minutes,
the murLerers pronounced him dead and be.
c1n 10 prepare to ]eave, but at this moment
their victim showed signs Of life.
They now tied a rope around his neck, and
hung lin TO limb near by, and instantly de-
tampcd, leaving him suspended between the
heavens md The Garth.
The third day afterwards the body was dis
covered, taken down and decently Inferred
BY friends. ..-.-.-.
Mr: Editor, this is no myth, its no c1aggc-
ration 1t Is worthy OF remark that it Is an
impossibility to belle rebel, unless you say
he Is honest, o gentleman, or a humane being.
At the time Of the above murder Was en-.
gagged in school teaching in Calhoun county,
not more than twenty y-hye miles from the
murdered mans house, and took consider
able pains to ind out all about the matter.
| You Gaye the result. ScorT.
, 1864-03-16
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
TIE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY Eyxa1no. Msrch Is. 1871.
The demand for money conunurs oE1skt out sas
t,psersate prepared to meet every Legitimate can
promptly II 10 per cent. Outatcra Hh' are pefais.
tent can obtain supplies but npt at ae above ssss
The money market, Is whole. mar b fesasdea -
In smooth. easy noripg condition, and u uKel5 70
continue until tho opening Of nAviEsu inTls9'
rates the channels Of tr@1e Exchange Is easy. nse
uoru TO- perhsps than yesterday hat thrre has been
no charge In Quotstions,-K pnJtng, hnd = aaMas.
Gold opened a little stronger In New York; Win :
email edyante ou yesterdays quotations, out grow
weaker 1t tho close Of tho Boarh. The following was
the range during the DAY: At e3s A. N. 1slH 1ols-
l2x; ills: IF. II. i8s; 5-1e9, and closed IN Soc
opd Board Ut 16l. Hero the market or,ntd At 151f
advanced 10 tf but closed weak at atl6s8assH Silver
steady at 10 buying. Legal eader notes sre plenty
| the buYtng rate Ia n: selling KaK. F1vo~tuehslcs
are 1r1ner-buying ios selliuk 1o3}59tos
RANK E1EcT1oN.-Thec election on Monday Eesntod
in the choice OF T. o. ees, s. Hatch. II. Davis, O.
Moore snd 8. Il. Stuart, Directors Oh the psrt Of
The st. Louis Branch Of the Bank of the ssate OF Mis-
eou1f, at Canton.-
NATIONAL pAHK Mxxr1na.-Th4 ne2Qng caited on
rnrenY evening 1ast at tho banking house Of G. T.
Head. 10 consider the eypedtcncy Of establishing
Nsuo1al Bank Was attended, BY met e or 6a,!aess
liz Bank was gwen. The meeting oppot1ted Ave
snmm1Esunera 10 feeetvo subscriptions 70 the capsa
siock which, according to The requirements Of tac
1aw must be 03 or more and report n sWo NeaG!
March Lib. Ess,.s J; H Mec1il: g: naFTsss. 9:
uonted coron1sssio1eEs Five per cent Of stock snb
crbei is to hc paid when the subscription Il mAde
Canton ({N.) Register.
, 1864-03-16
The Tennessee Corps d'Afriquc.
a corresnonflent of the Cincinnati Gazette

writing from Knoxville, March 7, says:
Several weeks since, the organization Of 2
regiment Of colored troops was begun IN tbs
fnify. The organization stands already reeog-
nizsd at the War Department, as the 1st Unit
ed States, colorcd 4!tilleEy (HeaFyl. - u Is
Daniel Tilson, ae Chief Of ARTILLERY, while N
It's details It is under the direction of Maj. J.
formerly Of ths 81 aoo1n o1a0astan 0ho I'm
VII Consist Of twelve batteries, one hundred
and 1isy men each. Already six hundred
have @ been enlisted, and Maj Shannon feels
confident Tint BY the 1st Of June the resa-
ment will be full.
number Of those who have already en-,
listed aTc quite intelligent asle f tp read and
Ee;o1sa Es9sa etsa' ees1s ii be nom lie ranks
While The commissioned officers W. be takea sf
generally from aonGG e H,r Tefeqaa yoIunteet
, 1864-03-16

fB Three more Of the gunboats fitted ont
at Cincinnati are almost ready to leave for
some point where their services arc needed.
This will make in all thirteen vessels Of this
character Gent from that city since tho begin
ming Of December. The greater number have
been despatched to join the fleet under Fur
ragut, while some few Will be attached to the
line destined for protection ofthe river COM
merce.
, 1864-03-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


HOGs-Eeceived to-day at the various yards about
IN I,o,s entered sAles 62t head At ss.DG7, chiefly
at IS ssz1s5 = 100 ns. Tho receipts having been
more than usually unIted there has been less sctlr-
.tv In the Yards, There Is still good demand for
prIc oYaEtIcs hut on Inferior the market less brm
had active. The rurnors III ci1culstfon relative
to tho th1eateped strka among the engineers Of tho
several railroads. though not generally credited b.
shinnt,t has still somewhat unsettled the MARKET
thn eject OF whlch won!d evidently have been more
anuarcnt out for the limited supply. Prime Hogs are
trm 1t previous quotations. Commoncr arc IN less
demand, but there Is no quotable change In ornaeE
, 1864-03-16

~ The New Orleans 1imes states that an
enterl,rising firm belonging to that city md
Aleierz, has now mammoth dock nearly
completed on the Ohio River. It is 500 feet
long, with 80 feet floor, built almost entirely
Of white oak: O1cr: 800 men have been con.
SANITY at work on It for long time, and
three saw mills are employed In turning ont
the necessary lumber and timber, This doch
IL to be completed and delivered by June l
i Is large enough to take on ship Of 6.0
, 1864-03-16

BEEF CATTLE-i:cceiycdt to-day about go head OF
Beet Cattle autert sales 727 head At 7s@6, prln-
cipatl1 at *4ooz5.e5 per leo ns In consequence Of
adviccs IRON New York indicating considerable de-
ttcus; and although on primo ~<rades With very
Fmall supply, there has been no concession made
il the sales OF to-day, medium and especially lower
xradcs the market has been more than usually quiet
with decline Of &c on medium and SIC on common"
er qualities seye.al email lots still in the yards
n3A
, 1864-03-16

E Returns from New Hampshire are
nearly complete, only ten towns remaining
out The figures are: Gilmore, Rep, &c.
75T; Harrington, Cop, o,759. Gilmore's
msJority, 5,99a Tic towns to come In mag
reduce this little, but probably not below
500. The Councillors, are, Union, Dem.
Union gain Of i; the Senate, Union, Dem.
sarne as last year. The House shows gain
of nearly 20 Unionists. giving on joint bal
lot about IS Union majority against IS last
-yeAr
, 1864-03-16

tons, drawing 2 feet Of water. The Pensa.
cola, Brooklyn, Hartford, and vessels OF that
class. can be admitted readily, or II can &C
commodate any Two vessels of 100 tons at tho
eamo time, The cost Of the dock will be
ovcr {2s1O ON
, 1864-03-16

~ The Baltimore dnaericdn Of The 12tl
says: We regret to learn that Senator Hicks
was yesterday compelled 10 submit to The
amputation Of his right foot, which was per.
formed By professor Smith, assisted by Dr.
Carroll and other professional gentlemen,
He has for some time been suffering from .
violent sprain Of the anclc, and er5sipela:
having set in, amputatlon became Necessary
The operation was performed With grea
skill, and the patient, notwithstanding hi
weakly condition, vas regarded last evening
as in better, prospect Of ultimate recover,
than for several preceding days.
, 1864-03-16
THE NATIONAL BANKS-CENTKAL
HEDEMRT10N.

In view OF the proposed amendments 10
the National Banking Law, the Presidents Of
+bo for,r Not;ona1 Ranks In Cinci npati have
r.1......,., ,u;,,,.t,.+;,ne.
- ~ H. sncfs and Eouse Of Etpresentattres Of e
tnited States: .7-.
IepoEh 91eIac g are Ia"S ~ Wsvs ana Mcams.
me asuon ~ .ne 10 ~ Eationa Bankinc Law
ns1sss r,.Sin" It camuueorv upon all National
Banks to fease Se WE tnslf noe7 a. ft AeN' -
me 91et te eson or the law IN relation to the
rr,v;1e0c nf feeninc three.ffths Of tho twenty
peT tsf sfsies mined IN he law was nndoabtod
hap1 aetared nj nniv az convenience to the banks
sssn,seSres- hut ~ 4 means OF placing In those
cues tns sr ~ mnn,t1a nrrn1rement 10 cach
LIE Mae ;t,n. M ~ cnrh rrnnId natUInllY attract to
g. sts acTns;ts NJ we're Ieitately due It as
Nec. an.a.rJaI rnsa re.ter -"
4 Cb&E4At4S@A1 +1,et+
, 1864-03-16

lhe a1.enuon u ta' ~ aus srsten n - ~ ~ free d.
many ;dvantasee Q. 1ne s5ssm u m,aer H.e t,sc
livery Of man mat.e1, o5 eS' 1ate ua.a a
nc" poe1m u" ~ natIn =, 4o, ~ ..rsar. - 30 ~ ;f
eqnauE rs sa'e ~ 1ne n'.uas ms ~ 10 % 80 ~. .
delivered from posi- o!nce. aur a's "e.e
certain 10 oe hhhoeo ~ .ne l'ga.,u. ..osh,s o, =,
who are thus saVea Inc 1lne auu etouo.s ~
calling or sending 1os tne.r col'sspenssas.,
which is frequently done *nen toese are no
letters for the applicants. Under .ae o1o
system Of delivering letters from post Offices
when called for, mreh time is necessarily
, 1864-03-16


YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
Elscuon Aasch 9Th, tsaA-
OPPOSITION TICKET.
uuno,stton Il, nothing hat a dead lstasr:y in ~
aaass Of the AssoesAs'on M. o7tae"'ens AseSS'
Of Aectpt4nct.
FOR rEEs1DEHT:
GEO. r. CHITTENDEN.
FOR FIRST VICE rIasinENr:
HENRY w. I11NSDALHs
ofI1. ". Hnsd4lc = co.
FOE axooNn v1oz pElR1osNf:
CHAS. II. REED
OF Knox 4 Reed.
FOR CORRESPONDENCE ssCkErAnr:
,sO13N ROWLAND TuO0ES0ssp
OF Tholnpt n Is Dlshsp.
FOE RECORDING sxuz1rAEY:
D. r. HATHAWAY
C4slller Tramoas Houss.
FOE 41EAaunHE:
IRA HOLMES,
Csa,tet Third Nauouat Bank.
1oa xA4Ao1na:
CaAUNOEY T. BOWEN
or Bawon Bxolhcrs.
LEVI z. LElTAR,
OF Fszusl. Field 4 CO.
ALFRKD COWLE4h
OF Chicago Tribune.
s. c. BALDWIN,,
Superintendent c. 4 n. n 4 o..
WIN. srRAGuR,
OF Lowts Page 4 Co.
hIURKY NELSON,
OF hurry Nelson ! %.
GEORGE TAYLOR.
ocJ.H. Wicker 4 Co.
ynhiSsY-eod
, 1864-03-16
TIE GOLD BILL.

*,a ars+ af Tu1v wtll reach total Of forty
~n,1,;o1s NJ dollars. leaving a surplus over the
~ants If The Gorernmcnt Of twenty NIL
ueas n. no1,cy of granting to Secretary
nbsse l.b fl. suthority to soil this surplus may
1;rc r;sr TO = conflict Of interest, but there /
ea,I ea,, he nnne Of Judgment.
,, - sans IA dnrfnr war periods. rise
WY uoss ,ss- s arrrency that can be fssnea. /
ABOVE W, paps. as."sa M ~ ;nsscnritv incident
one reason " oee4aso ~ - ,,o,a ~ ho,rait
TO war causes 1ne no-ae's y. so.u - ,sas,s,,r
Shall the Government concuee aoat IS
gold use, and thereby fase .ne PIuo ~ s.u
, 1864-03-16
3. 7, HT0NK, FteBI
Fourth National Bank of Cincinnati.

w John Mckay, the prize fighter and fa.
nous among sporting men, as the second of
Heepan in his fight with Morrisey, and also
as truiner OF Hamill, the champion oarsmaD,
was killed at Pittsburg on the 18th BY the
p3arting Of canal boat line. = *, :.
, 1864-03-16

wEEKLY REVIEW OF CHI
CAGO MARKET,

An Sn,ps ef drain reported IN thts market 0re on
ne .torage &c per 6x,aes " e s n. 13S
~ s,thrrt Il only &c xfaFd1t, II dlson ot n stoFs
,r;t,;n SI duys cf the Hals nar1ed on the receipt.
, 1864-03-16
r B. TAYLOR,
Provision Inspector, Packer
PRODUCE BROKER.
1S3 South Water street.

WIN inspect, overhaul and Yepack Pork, Beef Hauass
Ehonlders and ali kinda Of Provisions
Also clean, trim, boz and PACK Bulk Meata IN any
thing furnished, and on short notice. ...
- Having packed provisions twenty odd years.
.cnn do work in fhc best manner.
yH- VIII sel1 aud purchase Prosialons and Produces
on Chsnse for friends AZ usual
U Orders promptly nlled for an5 Of inc prodac9 OF
Illinois. r,.-.
Of Izade and other. FOR ther ssnane Gnr n9efay AND
- wish to rent a Building and Dock, Centrally
- s. e. RIA r. TATI Or 2. O. Boz t3f9.
, 1864-03-16

TUESDAY EVENING. March Is. 1851.
FREICHTS-Thc railroads have btll ~ much
frfsrnf uttered IL they can carrf. We quots:
, 1864-03-16

Vac II talking ABOUT ASKING LOT
vsest sna CON te Hadai6 At the opFnng but no
taye been ulado Alsrga number Or
been Chartered 70 II I1s sa; osi 70 S.sa
been eneased to taEe lumber to St. Lonts at s7oo per
RL9yssssxsd l e. 1ss a
nS 5asa g
spitnE E1nas eas On Eooo o'ana' 9ne'e no
s. e!f Ieas I'D sontaeIn nj white Winters. sSss2
MlasS Mn'ts Riatsa Rfa ID ae SSsS
Winter su7eEine. *:s9sao
spring exir5s 5 5gerz e s1as
DO DO fair 70 good; ;i;;,, 56ssM
do do common 70 meoanni. '....'''. S.isss SSin
Spring sEpesnne. '''.''''' sTTgsa5
Kye Flour. ;...'''''''''' ''' soG5sm
Bnclwhea tionr 9'. ia if9ht and the marSet f1ied
!opAT sat aenAnnna ~ ahIs eaT choire sprinc
dnil sa!ss G IL ~ ncrwrnt;, do at $50: led bris
Extra Il sSts; ~ prs ~ hrs aUoctiord. aapcr at
Goodhqe, a 9e ~ On .RRcic.s p .H .uner II s449s
saaTEss ssSRz sS aH8s ~
Wnboted: psr sssSSgss@ sssSSgss@
NIILl = ffamer; = but MiddifnSs asa
99ples 9a t,Hd;,ate n 9nes1; n;r aanaasae
Flne !a a'aan'sS' %
i;os Goh1se '.'-.,............,...l7.5o .5o3ls.no
tons Bfan At s1so0 s tons do
, 1864-03-16

strong speculative feeling IN the Eastern mafse.s
our previous a9otatons ont ths market E9les III
tepdeEcy. Quinlne, the supply ot which Is aimoat
70 hs h!kh Rtfe tas S IL Foaue "a
have materially aYanced the crude article y as pse
sent wortb 1Ee In Neg losE Eoda Aah Ws no~ ~
ssSse oeen mads Mofs,sSs e y xs1y
fscitreFe are holding at F5. SO that prese9t s:ock4
here Be replaced It 9rI s sqoGa
nnwnrI Tendency On Gil Patent Medicines the mar
Fe il Still VERY trn and advancing. Opium Is TesJ
, 1864-03-16

Medium to prime. - sgSs9
PouITK aFtei i:s ths wsek
II q s. q
~ - sof1eet idea of salas: Va quote: o-a..
D5sisfSeg DFiSgisfJfh tor ar
5ss ss .sSs
Of reaaa III q sood SFsals :saersiiy MING s65
s. Is bs 20 4 cFs M S kose de
81 81 @ fsSoo Ia 10 prs S g. FOX i sissH 1 ~ - - ~
~,bsis s ss 'fs IL ss sisd Is :5s "a
Has H Rsas s;, e 9sss Il 't
oose and zee packed ~ roaEa sdes and nd sssSsS ~
Rss 1saff ~
as e s sSss S.
= sa
Es1c: * % @ b1s short hib Mid1isi It sxe. ,,.
P'sfS psf9 4 .sess
pisls IL aise ii Il soaa demand md scarce at
8aeou-uam, are IN good demand anil nsm IT, 4 ~
il ai sooa saf T. ThsFs Is nothing d''ns
mess th veek there b. - Sssa 90
ss,ys o9 tSE Isf. ses q
nt psis5s9litS for Extra Mess and a!2@al51H5 M ~ y
o1 MESS India Mess Hesf ~ Hsen ths Il earlY
Se4i y se sea rssx 4 asFe Was goSa
%aeMana % ~ aa rs n sstrn Mess Beef Was hr1n At s
Ssss i: s st S. sssst;E se 4 nSss pesf '
1}nsF W W1inma~Ihere Is good denannu O. $1sas
,s HI ihs STOCK Is small and IN few hands, ana
fGae1e IT nasses 6or Lard Is extremely aq and
hs ses q 3e fos RTts IT, ~ & sood a6a 6as
svnery holdn oR taa lpa Isa
fhe sales we.s: lso tles pTimd pd 4 IL
1anm Fable Shows the eloksng prices for a
, 1864-03-16

affiliate With the CorpcEhcads. At the last
State election they went over In body and
voted for the Copperhcad candidates, and
oppoecd the Republican ticket with great
bitterness and violence. They pretend to bo
for Mr.. Lincoln, but they arc hostile to the
great national party that supports his admin.
.strctson and eYmpathlze with his political
onponents. On this contemplate faction.
for some unknown reason, the President Law
iehcs bis official tsyo1s; the great party Of
freedom is left out In the cold; the party
that is making Missouri a free State, that Gu
dorses nil the radical war policies OF the Gov
ernmcnt; that sprang to tho defense Of the
Union when the war broke ont; Tint can
give the electoral vote Of Missouri to tho
nominee Of the Baltimore Convention Is
most unhhppfly ostraciscd at Washington,
and allowed no shnrc Of the Federal patron
age and no part In the administration Of af-
fairs, gave whnt its members posscas "a sol
diers In the field. - r.
The Times Will perceive that tho "feud ~
docs. grow ont Of fincompaibnity~ of princ1
| pies, and that the President haa "identldod
4 binee1f with q faction" and that Is the chie
cause Of the uproar and distraction in THAI
State. ~
The way to put stop to the noise ant
confusion In Missouri, and to restore peac'
and harmony, is for The President to treat al
classes OF Republicans in thst state preciscl!
as he docs in other States. II he really rock
ous the B1airites among his supporters, thc'
let him give them the share Of patronage AMI
voice III public affairs to which their relatiV
numbers cntit1e them, which cannot b
, 1864-03-16
#iBre(luneuuB.

THE CONFESSIONS AND U-
no broent snd = : CAUTION TO YOGN6 u
snd Others, Who safer from NerTons Debility Prs~
une THn MaAgs or SAty-Cukx. ~ ona wno =
cry. By inclostnE postp7id addressed enyeippe,
Kle copIca nay to hstt Of tha Autnoe. IA EHA2Ek
NAfFA1Bs Ee1. Bedford. XlnRa Co. MI.
, 1864-03-16

eTGBaCCo-TIere ii has BEEN lcas than ths usual
acity u hs market during he psyt weGk sona IL Te .T
upon leaf sEd uaaufnctured To6aceo dealers n,Se ~,
probable amount OF duty to be imposed Is s:il NIT
Ter Of bnJers arc not disposed 70 20 tn
Ect. PEevlous quotations ara arm AID unchanged
We quote:
Iunots m,ddlrg to 1Bf gang
, 1864-03-16

No Corn afont at oec. Nxw Co1~-3ooo bu 70
torn at fcEc: Etc0 bu do at Sc; LOO b1 DO SIC
:M9 ba MOI 4 ;5fc: Is ~ 90 r. III; so's @ on
bu do It s1dNeit!etco At datillefy 9t1 bu wuses
i1eEsetea nfGw Co,o" At 15s; %, ou Rse'seo corn
UAT6-Et tceived to-day. 5s53 bu: ahipped to.day'
e5E.5 bu There has been f.lr d-mand for O3A ons-
i've. bnt there Is matsslal cfrnse IL prices. she
inquiry haa bern chiefly 70 supply orders from aov
crnntcnt contractors, rho Afe purchasing to snip
south 10 The Army OF tbs Cnmbefand. .The specula.
Hyc demand IA light Tho following table shows Inc
ysure Of prices paid during the week.
DAte No. I Oats, No oa8.
to...,.,,..,,,,,. G3naaIH 6lRa6a4
IS u....s........,,, HIGB!E 81 o. p.
....... .......... .SsAL4S;H 81 4A
!" 1t............... IS esG4H 6lHa....
- lS..,..........,,., .Hsk[3ftX GtH@....