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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05
nie 6olobiIl mioerrufen.

Sine neue Senfation foI9te 9eitern
gea6mitta9 ouf Die por9eifri9e. : Die
@olosSiu 1T pioerrufen uno Sob, oof
am Woroen big otf $50 9eifie9en, oanu
auf Die yeo6ri6t pon Sef1enoen'S Romi:
nation auf 255 9efaQen War, fiel iofort
ouf 225 uno ifano 9eftern um llbr nad
Sblub Der SGrfe nur mob 2IO.
.Man alaubte alI9emein, oaB 0r. Sei:
fenosn ben @ioerruf Der 9olobil sur Se:
oinoune Der 2Gnnobme oeS S6aeamtt
aema6t babe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05
Sblue ocr pbilaocIpbia Sair.

Ser S6luB Der pbilaoelpbia Sair 500
iicb am uorleBteu Oienifae Qbeno bis 5ur
Ip6ten Stunoe bin uno erit UNI W1itterz
ua6t be9annen iib bic un9ebeuren Ndu|
me Ju leeren.
SptgCHUro III e~s G"Grvfutt~t w Se[
Ifimmun9en in Der Sair.
Sir oaS 6 b'ren d per rpuroen
i'm @ansen 554l Stimmen ob9e9eben.-
Oapon crbielten
@enerot Meaoe 3442
@eneral 0antoG 1906
@eneral Mc@lellan 299
9eneral 9rant l77
Sir Die fftberneSa e tpuroen
i'm @anien 10, ,455 Stimmen ab9e9eben.
Ooucn erbieIten Die er6Bte Qn5obl:
6. IS. Samcs (Mit9lieo Der &ornhors
Ie, lpel1pr ifb i'm oas 8elin9en Der Sair
Iebr peroient eemodbt) 1880 Stimmen.
Union eeu9ue 4OO5. eincoIn $50.
Sir ooS filberneS euerleutt
6orn wuroen 27,S46 Stimmen ab8e:
eeben. 0ieIe Qbftimmun9 bate oaS mel'
ite SntereFe eefunoen.
Die 9r6bte Stimmensobt crbielten
@ooowil Seuers s@Ompo9nie 1912
Sairmount 90. 9,94l
VennIplpanid 90. I.4l5
pb0nir 90. Loss
Sur Die Set b9er6t + f6 a fter
wuroen 3l5 Stimmen ab9e9eben. Oi
sr6Bte 3abI erbielt Sen. Sirnep-3OS.
STR ooe Sattel;eu9 lpuroen 81;
Stimmen ab9e9eben. Die 9roBte 3ab
GIG erbiclt 8encral 6aneof.
SIR ben 9 M en- fro b ) II mur
oen 9OS G timmcn ab9e9eben. Die CROP
te 3abl (297) erbielt Die 9emablin oe
@eneral Surnftoe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05
Die 300 Gbalrr Glaurel.

Scr Senot 1T Ger CONTRIBUTIONS 8iu
Dec 6auie6 pie iie in elmer aneern SpoIs
te ob4corudt itebt, nibt bei9etreten, ions
bern bat einen neuen @efeBentwurf fubs
ttituirt, Der olleroines audi Die $500 Glau:
lei aufbebt, ober AUDI anoere, pon oer
Sciblnhen oeS Souies obrpeibenoe Se,
itimmun0en trifft. Gs 1T oaber nod Tel,
ne6rpe9S entibieoen, ob in oiefem Con
9rcIc mob eine Sereinioun9 Der beioei
oduirr iibcr iene @louieI 3u Stano
fommen miro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05

f.-Der olte 7Osi6bri9e Sas
cob McIer in Samaqua, Sbupleill Co.,
bat nod patriotifbes Seuer in Den Qoern,
rpooon Die Sbatfabe, oaB CT leetbin einem
Breunoe bon Self. DoUis oofelblt, Der
Serratb preoiete, cine 9rtieelfuppe 9ab,
Der bette Seneis ift. Sc 1T su beoauern,
Ioab Der parteibob bel mon6en Seuten iC
9roB 1T, oaB fie oeeen ibre befere lleber:
Seu9un9 Qusoriide 9e9en Die ltnicn unit
ibrc Sertbeioi9er 9ebrau6en Die nirfIid
uerrGtberifb iino, uno cine 3d6ti9une
peroienen, rpie iie Der olte Wcfer 9e9ebei
bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05
UrW aebrod,en. .

&eBte B0de bate elm Sobn Der @itt.
noe e n a II 8, pon biefer Staot, oas TN.
9ldd bur6 oas R6oerlperf, moran er feit
9e:poroen mar, in Der bieii9en RollmGbIe,
eineu Qrn, 70 ibredli6 erbroben 3u be-
tommen, oab man firbtet er mibe ab9es
nelnmen peroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05

DFSuriit. - l1nffreitie 1T meine
SofuItdt Die dItere, oenn &din eri6lu9
Nbel, uno oas mar elm &riminolfau.
W eoijiner. = 8an3 re6t, aber
nod bepor oas 9efbab, ersienets fi6 Die
Bsenobme elmer Rippe Qpam'S, uno oos
mar cine Speratien,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05
u.Sy-gDIr Isntsn bic Mufm,rfromfsit bss s,ub

p9rgBir lsntsn bic aufmntIanttsit bee publi'
tums uuf bic SrtdnntmaGuns bss Srn. Z. Q.
NboapS, tporn sr letnsn srcssn uno n'usn Gin
fauf Der I66narn unb niBlihltsn Su&er unO an
crrrr 9lrtifsl gum 8'rfduf antlstst. Go III stnst
psr ausgrpttntsisn GtablIIsmlnts TN eanbs uni
nirotnos fann man Bd&sr, SGrsibmatsrioItsn u
{. ". RpbIfstttE tapGfn, ale bst ism, Buffet an
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05

no6 pupierselo 4useebnune. ionoern
BEN beifen g1otenumlauf, ben mir betomz
men f6nneu, uno osraoe oorum ltnc MIR
,u @unGfen Der 8e9ierunes. .ee9ol: &en@
Ser ae9en Die gtoten unieres bpoertopNS
oen BanfGplfemS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05

rltnter ben peffbieoenen, 9emeins
nieiosu 8efeaIbaften, Die beut Jutoee
~ gerfol8uns mcbItbdti9er 3nefe fi6
sSfammentbun, bemerfen mir ou6 ben
Iufruf ,ur 8ilorn9 elmer Seieui9oft
bebufs Der 8erbeGerun9 oCr Sage oetienis
aen Srauen, oersn Mldnner BET SIo6t
fbnarben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05

~@eifern-oer 4. SuIi-r6uroe bic,
tiemIi9 oaaemein sefeiert,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-05

~@eue &ortOffeGn fino pteutp i'm
Nusntaun Rarfte.
, 1864-03-24
THE NINTH CAVALRY. =,
Arriyal---Letter from General Grlerson.

The famous 9Th Illinois cavalry ono OF the States
hest contributions for the defense Of the Union.
,5ved In Chicago at O'Clock LAST evening, every
nan seenlieted veteran. Headed BY Vans l.
Dfan,e Band, snd surrounded by citizens, they
served them By the evsrwtlng ladies' Of the instl-
tution. Atier supper. Adtutant General Fuller ad:
dreteed them In an elegant manner aud thanked
them In behalf Of the State for their services.
. The 9th Was organized IN Chicago. and left here
for the war on the 18th OF FebruarJ. 1882, neslly
LOO strong. They retnrn with sbout 500, nearly
ali having fc.ep1ieted 1t is one Of the most fam
Gus regiments In the United States service. We
had Intended to pnb1feh it's history and roster but
press Of other matter forblds this morning. The
snys more for them than anything We can write.
MENPuIs, March IS, 1854.
G6rernor: The ninth Illinois cavalry being about
to 70 to Illinois as veterans and for re-OrEantzA-
ton, I take especial pleasure In eomncndlng them
ton in thciz BEHALF that they may At an early day
return to usefulness in the field.
This regiment Is composed OF sktlful officers
and brave men, whose courage, gaI:nntry md pure
patriotism have bean fully tested In many holly
contested engagement. ...
I consider the 9th regiment Illinois cavalry ono
of the best tn the service, it certainly La one o
the best In my command. and men OF Illinois who
desire to eItcr this branch Of the 8crvlcc, will ind
It greatly to their advantage to share the fortunes
and honoEe OF this noble command.
The eth is tut the adsanSe guard o. tne 6ssaoe ri az
lowed b. the 9th and 1th Elinols, and I'd Iowa, a.
well % The detaehnents Of the I'd and Sd Illinois
now under ny command. With regard to all thast
regiments can truly say that none have actet
their pnrts more upbJ, and none are better entities
-fSfeucd,1 B. II. GarEnsoS,
Bic. Gen. Commanding.
, 1864-03-24

In enjoying the comos Of hos sof *. The M
fh,tr fs1Isn ~ rGmrades, They were glad to know
s,, ~ Ss Il s5,5s s &: !: a?s %
mieul loe s1J,m "a alf mankind.
hDfs1Y n RehaTas ahd moved that qrson Howe be made
e t. R'a Ct affss Fae csa
fied ~ th.t t1e President had adopted the boy,
noapceul nna qeuld send him to the Naval Academy.
a.T w. mecfinC then adjourned.
, 1864-03-24

In this city, on the I'D inst. DANA B. W31lTC0MB.
aged 10 ycars and 10 days, Oldest son OF H. r. anu
Eul.lJpe Nhitconh. r-...
Funeyal from Caynlry Church, corner or 'fWentT.
aecCu street nud 1ntAna avenue. this tIhursdny) a.
teInoouat O'Clock.
In this city March sd, BENZ. D. DICKSON, aged :!
ver "a and months. Remains taken to JACKSONVILLE
- r1 ST. Louis, No., and Jacksonville. H., papezf
please copy.
In this city March I'd. Of consumption, AnELlSt
& THOMTE1lN beloved wife Of James L. Kelly a1et
- Eimtra, N. r, papers please copp. :.
n tbls city, on the 23d ipst Of heaft dlsease, Lu
ciiiS Is. LANGLEY, aged s. yeart-
funeral non his residence. southeas1 cnlner 9 9
Douglas Place and Lake avenue to-oAg tloustuos'
II o'clock ?. Nj.
On the e2d Inst. AHTHTR c., intaut son Of Clark a
and Mary E. Ta1cott, aged months and ~ days. In
rnmnins Go East for luterment.
, 1864-03-24

10000 L.vton Blaekbe<ry and assorted Rag 1se
1e iEo r. wlh GatawI5ss ~ streng aees 1's
5000 Grapes. % toEts, SataT6a, Clinton: css-
cord, Isabella, and II, Iona Cfeviling, @ef &C.
e6S o oAAspaiefs, Apppe KoSs e pIs Order ~
Soo, 900 White and Gray Willow Cuttings, 1oooo'
$af. a liberal discount to the trade.
5000 Ornamental Trees, many sorts anl s,zes:
sggs1e EuESpesn su1 White Birch, English hin' BOX
Weepine Trees, Shrubs, Prunus Trt'oba' hnes new
Roses, Paonies, phloxes, Lilies, Gladio1us, Dab
liae, I'D named aorts. Green honse and bedding
plaDta. Terms cash.
u~ Send rcd stamp for new catalogues:
and shrubs were nearly ali dug and heced in very
low over winter and the entire tops Of part coy
cred, 80 that they were not touched last winter;
Our choice Grupea were all In cellars; the others
heeled In and entirely covered with manure last
autumn. +. =. puoEN11.
A Card-T1mely Notice TO our Citizens.
The y Rsess s1. Tqc sna n,rs for
md Il, whoare suffering from Cataszh7 Throat Dis
eases, Bronchitis, Asthma or Consumption, should
sss r. 5sss e 5s sns E pasns as
but too prone to deceive themselves with the Idea
that he complaint ylll wear OF dur1ng pleasant
wean Rt mi saso5 w st to
The very remarkable and gratifying sueesss
which has attended the new practice Of Dr. Wins
I low Aver, OF the Chicago Throat and Lung lnstt-
tute, McCormick's building, corner Of Randolph
and Dearborn at1ecte, Is very generally known TO
our citizens and is deserving Of the especial at-
tentlon Of all who may bc suffering from any dis,
eaGs consulta.ions M % i1eos Feasons who cannot well
cali at The office may write, and little book npon
the subject and also q list Of questions, VIII of
| sent free OF charge. Hhs1blEs~ako1t"
To Country merchants.-DuyeEs In III!
l.market should not neglect an examination Of nj
stock Of Mcssrs. Gore, Wilson q Co., wholesale
boot and stoe house. 81 Lake street.
mh3n106S SIN TwtT
Go 70 ru1 BEar-Qo 10 Bryant h stratton'
Chicago Commercial College, to get q thoroug!
practical business education. For circulars a ad
dress (enclosing BtampD Bryant B sGatton4 cn'
cago, Illinois.
w House and Sign Painting, Calclmin@in @
Glazing and Gralning. Paper Hangings and WI
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail at Me1
| York prices. F. E. RGBY, 50 Randolph Ut.
ROY EsSS fe25.uaz3-1m
, 1864-03-24
NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH:
HOUSE.

-...-..--. NAsfacsorof. hlaseo ~ Aoa-
MI. HERMAN Of N. T., asked leave TO ioEoauee tn,s
8 resolution Tor Epecta! conm'Ltee " t4Quna
whether civilians In the employ Of the Government
vera sent home at Government expense 10 vote at
elections.
be conducted By the Committee on the Conduct Of
the War
Mr. KERNAN, , o. y. 7. would nos eonse11. s,,.
nation. repeated and sought to prove ne a charge
having violated tho Treasury regulations BY SNUG
Cling liquors into the amy ana t IN Ity
Mr Bairs Eearks tha1 Mee pefeoads d 81 c4,os
oAo not oeGn [etnoFeo lfoai 1eeo. i eo ~ ~ ~
, 1864-03-24

Especial Dispatch to Tho Cnlcago Tf1bune.1
Cl1maaAT1, March =, 1874.
0rocxE11s-CoGec cloves 6rm At a61@s9c for Bio.
TIE demand for raw sugar II active. and slight Ad-
vance obtained-closing 1t t4K9lfc; hard refined Is
held 1t 1sH0Hc wltA fair demand Kew New Orleans
molasscs Is goou demand At es9ase- "A
: CLoy1a EEzp-In .ettvc demand at *f.es-
tnA1-ned wheat firm at S11501-2a whisa At q 81
GIN light Receipts OF corn light and hold
ets contend gr e1b for sheed End u 90 for ear to
effect aales decline OF a9Ao wopld be necessary.
Fair demand for oats at TIC IN bulk Holders Aak
IL es0tS for rye, but demand Light Err demand
, 1864-03-24
Markets by Telegraph.
st. Louis Market.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LOFTS, March q, 1Sfe&- :
Tobacco-the quality offered this morning Wss
rather poor and prices favored buyers Sales cou-
prtsed Is hhds green luss at s5Q85.1 10 do laehry
do at $6Ic26.D: 10 DO planters tt e67o@9:Q; 1E do
common at $l75e; shipping leaf st soGoa15.2u; 4do
medium do at s15-fn011 80; do good It s1a19; $40
medium manufacturing leaf At 92oGaA25; & bo1es ut
$s.40G6,:0. Bids On c5 hhds rejected. 80
F1our-demand active. Sales comprise SO III 8
country doublo extra at *ak596c; 800 Co double
tra at s6Snal 60 low do double extra at IS so1do
fancy double extra, private $40; do extra at 81:
Inspected bead Tined and delivered At $3.50; do su2e
rior at $s9; 6 do dne At $s.4o.
aRA1s-wheat. prices remain unchanged, bnt tbe
market Is less arm, and We quote sales Of l87 ik.
choice st $1se; 100 do prime 1t e1.s@1.s1 IL do
good at S1,3c@1sa: IS do fair at $t27. Oats qu!es
with sales of eli sks at do ut &c; III do Mt &c
Corn, old IL nE, and new duil With ssles of 1l9 %
choice old white At s1IS; 10 do do at &1Ni; 90nc
choice nav 1t &1e ;ss7 do nsw At 710o: 80 do at &c
ge; ssa do new mixed at Soc. Rye aud barley ssesfy
with sa!ea Of 70 sks re ut &c; II do ut soc 2i7 q
wn1sxT-afar;srss -dyaneed and active, with sde
Of 81 btls. in three lots, at B73ac. /
PAov1s1oas-Pork ana bacon sales Of 15o brls Inss
PORK ut sz1oo; a1 b1ls do At s21.7s delivered $50
sugar cured cauya1sed hams, 1ooss, 1t 1sAc; k14k
clear eides at SC. Lard and gresse-sa1ea Of 10 ke
prime kettle lard 1t 14c. delivered 1i5 pkga whit
crease at n1<c 4 n.
, 1864-03-24
TLc War i1a Virginia.

NEW 3oRK, March ea.-The Hor'd's Washington
Preparations foz the projected expeditions OF
Gcreia1s Burnside and Hancock viii be directed to
placed IN condition Tor active cooperation With
lie army Of the Potomac. General Hancock l!as
:,lrvady returned to his command.
reDors the capture OF thirteen Of Aosby gue7iihs
The Ht7a{d's West Virginia epecial says Gen,
AyerilI ta now considered out Of danger. ..y.t
The HtrdFd's Fortress Monroe letter reports hat
an expedition under Gen. Graham has eona te
ciear out nest OF guerillas In Matthews anAStto
ccetcr counties. So far as heard from, the exreal
:, From Kentucky.
CAVE CrTY, EY., March ee33.-Col. Weatherfo1d
Of Gen. Uobaon's command, captured rebel AHo
NcHenry and aye men, killing the rebel Captkil
Reliable information from Col. Weathelfe-d. re
ports Champ Fe1guaon killed In recent sSGmlsh
, 1864-03-24

-- ,,-, ~ = nj, fv;+v al
SANDY dooh, Aa!cn - T. n:11ns 1as,!.y,H, 10y "
Washington. rom llrerpoot ytn aug 4ussnsL0"A
10th-fonr dnys' latcr neEs-is sass siGna1ea, t =,
Tho Danieh var was deoated In tne ionso VI
Lords on the sth. sim A,s+.o. p-,,.,,r
Lord Russell! pronounces tne Aus1or1Iass.an
couree untustinnble. me aaawa o. Qsnmasa, e, rs
relative 10 conference WIZ % y =. rans1 10"
days. II che assents, nesofiataons VIII DC CON-
meuced, otherwise the war must Hg On; -
Lord Shatesbny uIgsd that Btlsa ness .h,1s Dc
sent to the Baltic 70 watch Austrian vessels tnese
Lord Russell said the channel fqaaaron was nome
and could be cent II desirable, at the shortest no
tiee: ,...,,, .s..nca r.
The Aust5lans bad made ,9fa1ef ~ adsanSe iU 10
tha o;1,es ras e1neeted in rev DAYS. The Prus-
sisn headquartess were 81 Monsao' on 'ne l1oo'ef
Of Jutland ,.,,, :. c,n,r,s-,-,:, x,ew
cqansels inaetIon o. the paIt Of England. n, =.
The Arehduke Max1mllHan continues ~ tas. .;31 T. T.
y afsSftea tha3 = l9an can ~ A''' AZ .
7 established in mexico:
, 1864-03-24

New York Stock Market-March %.
nPM-Tbe following arg The el9s1nT grlSe A. 9t,H e.
E.ie. 14s: Efie pia. los; Harlem, l3Gx gesdins,
H. e scrip - Ts51s H1ca4a Msatf Z eoek Ell:
Island III AHoEh Fits f. wnyne ~ e.; 1Ss; g
81 I'D. g.: GhicssoN Alton. g; Wabash psil. 81.
, 1864-03-24

New York Money n1nrket-nfnrch 10.
MoHxY-Easy. Pretty good business oosns ato per
eir sTta11xa ExcuAsdx-Flrmer but quiet at .so for
oGt;oInirregula1, unsettled and nTmer. opening ot
64Hc declinlhg to OK, advancing to GbH, declining
10 f5E. and closing quiet at SoH. ,.,.a,-,
t:0TxKNNENT SIocxs Firm. Q; 6: g, =! l1sssli2A;
ssos tiaseaainaX i s5a. QctQheI and April. t13.
, 1864-03-24

New York Stock mnrket-h1nrch %o'
SroCxs-Arc better. United States Sixes, one year
certificates y94 tennessee Skies, 1880, 1lh Ohio
Asssp P.sas GintSs &C. g Haaaon @
EsW York Central, IioX; Erie, lssk do preterEed,
are% 1n ksa9hsE M Hfm6San mIS6oa Gea Ceu.
traiscrip, 1s8E; rittsburE. Fort Wayne 4 chicago.
lx Cey. land Fs1ssu5' 12H Gesso Salsaa GRea Ros
3ssnd. INK; Clicnso Burlington 4 Quincy, fAA ;
Toledo &Msbas5 7s Dc gFefsf1sd % Aon fI1 1ton ne5
L TerTe Ha1te, preferred, looY Copoke Co. Il G..
NADIA Copper CO. ~: Quartz LII CO; ~ lnterhha.
tionnl Co. .seHi Ashburton Co. u; hol1aao "@6o1
Co 23x,
, 1864-03-24

S11vEHsPAnRE's BATTEnY.-Company H,
Captain De GrosEee, Of tho First Illinois Light Ar
ttllcrv. one of the many efficient batteries which
Chicago hrs cent to the field, arrived In this city
early yesterday morning from Lnrlinsgflle. Ala
bana. AT the depot tho hrave boys were warmly
welcomed home by scores Of friends who Assem-.
b1ed to receive than. q. =
This company was organized in January, 1sss,
ut Camp Douglas, under the following officers:
Captaln-Axe, silversparre.
Senior First L{eut.-L. B. Mitchell.
7.7us7i0T F3sxk Ljeut.-Geo. g. Knox. :,
Senior Second Lesa.-F1ancis Do Grasse.
% n ass Sc d of fe51a.r5 tn in St.
where they were furnished with horses and guns
! and Immediately were ordered to join Shcrman's
TheS airivea st Pitsbarg Just IN time to faKe palt
In lie battle Of Shiloh, IN which they earnea tneir
first pralee After the selse Of corlnth they moy-
cspt fal
Memphis. and Chickasaw Bayou, and Arkansas
%ts S5s5n11s shenjR I'm, s aud they yb.! sSdsh' Rive
spd theg !ws am9sng t11se whe eoTps
weeks Afterwards they. were in the jackson
slaughter, where Lieut.. Adams vas .a,llled. Her
Capt. Hart resigned. and Lieut.. De Gsaase as51n sum
neeeec they went with him. and participated In tn
batl,e Of Mission Ridge. This was their last en-
! CncemCnt, as they were sent 10 lara1neSlue, ALE
and thetc they remained until the 1st Of Februa =
when thty re-cnlisted, and In few days started 70
home, arriving here az above stated. with but G9
the la0 men composing the company when 1t Lei
Chicago. The following are the present officers:
| Crmnin-F. De Graepe-
4 FIfSt L{tzH,-L. B. Mitchell.
ea Sc saapsn; has Won Ga'{ Sonor in every battle
Which they Eave been engaged. They eesns
dauntlees Us ever, and as fuA Of patriotism. Ma
their furlough be alhnppy one.
y
NEW BAnR1Sa OFF1oEs.-prepa1ntions u
being made to erect upon the yacant lot south
: the fremont Exchange, q magnificent doub
building for the Western Marine F1rc 1usuran'
J Company, and Meaerz. A. c. Badger & Co., I
: banking Offices. Mr. Waite has effected Lease
the property sor uinety-uine years. The main tro
building yin be si1ty-two feet IN width sixty.fo
!. feet in height, and seventy ieet In depth. 1t "
i be modelled In modern etyle, with & French rot
= arcar builaing ei1tJ feet In depth. With an n
. !. of Afleen feet In front On the fEst floor Of =
:. main building Will be tWo Offices s4xA ieet- III
q viii be finely fitted up, aud 1t fA Intended to or1
. mept the screen ADORE the counter With pI3te sla
+ paneIe, Thcre Will be SIX 6re and brfglat-psc
- = / Taults In the main building. On the second do
g nrciecting over the front entrance. viii be sto
- | haleonF Mr, O. l. Whee1ock ia tho architect.
buildings are expected to be completed within to
! | mnrf}1g.
, 1864-03-24

,. Foreign Markets.
Fer City CT r Vsashingtoul lny Telegraph.
LONDON March 10th. 1861.
MONEY HAEErr-Consola closed for money ut 9i9
six .u,,r,,, c.,+-o,
shares 16k@ljk discount; Ere 65@69. ....
LIVERPOOL, March 10, 1861.
corcr-Tbo sales yesterday and today wore
70WO bales. Market dali with slight declns On all
qualities.
PnovIs1oEs-Quiet aud steady-
PRopuCk-steadY. ....... ...
The English funds on the 18th were n1mcr. Corsols
''tsy eoT4oa-.d On esier. Mlddiiug uplands, 2sx: Mo
oHs, oG1i-p1Ii ~ nRIid and cuetations unchanged.
GHAS- Wheat-Rathtr nrmer than on Tuesday, tht
stb the preston q .h2t day paEtialy rSsnv
III demand. Mixed. 2ssCd; White, nominal.
PHoylRIoss-Bce css doing but stesay: forx ns.
Quiet prices rather favor buyGrs New, s3sGl9a
Infd-StecdJ Ut 4ls@4ss. D1tter-Very drro.
, 1864-03-24
milwaukee, Mnrkets

Especial Dispatch to the ChicsGo Ir1ouue'i
MILWAUKEE,, March ., 1851.
0FLpuR-Nsrkct advanced SC. Sales were, wv DIS
fair spring extra, I. o. b., at 35.c3.
GEA1n-WheAt, received, ,. 40 bu. Market adSaneeo
K@Kc. Sales this morning. 29.eo bn Nc. spf1nS II
store At 3l1540t16; eco bu No do 1t Slao. ssles
Change were 81 oo bu no spring IN store ~
ala6x; 7ooobu Noa do ut $l.1a 900 bu No l, st
buyers option all tha month at $1,tt4: 600 bu NO
atsellets option through May, ut s1-@. The marker
Ut the Newhall Nouse this evening was shade ntes.
but quiet. Bales were . 600 bu No spring at $llax
cash, and siIsK and sL17, at buyers option ti the
close Of the month Oats steady, with sales OF a ~
40 bags BY sample, tribe better than NO l. a. d.
delivered Rye firm, with sales Of 400 bu. IN bags on
track at &c Seeds quiet with sales Of bags clover
from second hands, at x75Q.
, 1864-03-24

Nor prime samples Of spring barloYst s1oSll' 1aa
at&1.3b0lS. =
FLoun-Demand light, but 1rncr feeling; sapesane
nrm at 45.iu35.75.
wmsKr-Demsud Active and prices advanced to
&c In the forenoon. and afer rreeivuE New 1ofk aa
Vices to a2c, 1t which latter figure GO bE's sold
Pxov1s1oNs-MErkct unchanged The dca a3no 10y
bulk meats continues good, but none fos mess poek
and lard oee pieces sides, averaging 81 MS aola AZ
exc, 1000 do shoulders, averaging Is Ms 1no
10000 D. aides, averaging 1880 Ds, atec.
, 1864-03-24

PEnsoaN.-Col. Malmborg, 55th Illinois,
lesvea for Lcrnsvillc, Alabama. 10 bring home ms
regiment, which has re enlisted for the war.
, 1864-03-24

NOR SALE-A Water Power
Mn1. sn1endid power ut11, IN order for 81 Wing
i1ur barTe1 beadnss and s in the midst OF ttuher
which ~ cheap; snWa and everything complete @
srul KaIlroad, IL for sale on easy terms Also one
No. steam saw mill. 10 tip top order. and - ne
bcr Address 4. Il. CLARK, Three OATS, Mich.
, 1864-03-24
Il r REIED
d I H ID .

On Tuesday. I'D inst, by Rev. Robert Patterson,
D. D. Mr. VIII q. GliOVlsTEEN md aiiss MATTE