davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-06-11

Al euiea a. GFots repored h. ~ H.os4 sepos er1
& III Z saaf r. 'ssas ~: ss1 &
friday Evss1xa, Juns 10. 1854.
Ts.-LAK1FKz1anrs-Ratess era steady
TIE ,s; gsfs; & Io agsSSA5o-sshts aot
ar liz ss,f amsvies, bsi:: Yoaas aaeT;cs. ae sad
tsbfs 1os Grant. Norway. Cornthl.a and H. 4. RoK-
iaxE Il Ea rs s0iI. RE- ars steady
floaa 70 go.ten. lake and rs.i.......-...... nss
rrovtstons 1 70 aer York. 1ake nd raj. i -
E!sy,sIen. to il vitsr i:s si.::. ss
TOY Flops to Montreal. ~ xater- SO
Floq3 to Mo, sreal. ~ sarnia. ............... 80
S5h tS tc ASasEss5. Foasad u u
r. #: soatsssl: aosd s6ovs: 70 ss s1d ID
I4fLnoAD FRxla17-1he following aze the rail-
's Fourth clsas, F1ess
roSs- r0rs I'll y sa,;. I'll LIS S;i;S;5 e
TO S0son' ri and Lafs as.::.....::s IL Ii
i i ,'ssSssl: I'ss;s 4; !: II II W
TO Ssaa''' ssl II mi ana 1af; i1ss: S
+ + f5f4sssS ff5S55ssSs{es;i II n i
TL9TKS SKsceivsd % da;. s.a; oiis shipped 10 10
4ass s;s iSssts gss Is 81 R,a E: +:
*873 1c4 brls "Renwooa" at -82; 400 hr tair m AZ
:aF Is g 9s:ts e. sess &
= 5s; iN 615s Jsas.'Is SieWs1 4 ss9a: IL ieo' I'D q
n e seoff e. Bd5snl'e 5s;! .r @ 20 BIZ:
.ii,n coEaty It IL Is: 1eo Bill Boons Co' At IS H.
:S III q; S!tss E p sFaa s0F1sa 0f
., g r. r. .oa.y. 4a.sz bu: thtpos4.
ess: ss4s
sssE g. ee o:ss
rs N9 ssp'ss T1s
alEM;. $40 ID Do a. sl:7: lsss9 bu DO a Il H.
~: sos sB sBFs bs J. i i.Ts f :i q 1 g e e !;
e e'S T.; s Ssoo ~ hu Do :; MH: s5teo In d1 4 4X
Do Sin sa'1s e honse) e 70 o.; hn No. loa canl
s s & fs!fsss S:ssEt :sss:
C1Es1kseeised e S; foasy. is1lsl Do: a. shipp,t 10.
dsys M.,5et .ss ac.i1e sna ,s ,ad,a3sss s9ss Pr
s. seIa g S5?9 r.. = d. s siiss HE
q h g ! r 91ssx a 4 :s1 !:
e s9Is (. @ 81 So r. ver q .ost u n1s IKE
iSts e i ~: :i 4 y cs sss dssaa
sss:: ss.sas:.a e: ;aPsss Hgi:
huthel. .Ed elesed aniet Sales tosday .are: laeoo
sS e ~ 81 2sss e sois s s. ~ e $
4 4 5ISss iii
ESTinssstisa tea.,; - -, .a,rssa - t:e4ss,: y:
e to e sS3 r. i1 .:9s1 s Hs 9 80 4
~; E = :,.s,s r r ~: .:sst
Mch ~ 31..e on tratk-
, 1864-06-11

bnelnes6 p ths 81 way ysslef1aT wa iasxttva.
cleared up ~ To stray 10 ~: ~ q a..a, wei
Rosss Eat for ne aeath si Aay .sre probably the
rols. This was ceEtalaly hssyy 1ilpmoat. Tho
market u bare Of eTade-sae principal Psrsion On
present stocE: for re1nnx poses. There were 10
receipts By the river, aAi sn1y small Amo11t BY
forward the aa1re to stke:. Prices 10 thero rulo
heh- In the absence of salea va caA oaly give nom
iunt quQtAhona,
, 1864-06-11

The Arizona Ai,aer gives the particulars oi
= wedding that took place at Lynx Crook, in
Arizona, and which the Secretary Of the
Territory, Mr- Richard c. Mccormick, ap-
Feared to hare figured In a subordinate ca
pacity: Raw. Mr. Read was engaged in TAX
ing the census at the place, and fell in
with George Clinton and Juanita Bachichia,
whom be found no difficulty to persuade to
assume the marriage obligation.
The miners were called in for Witnesses; !;
the bridegroom WRs In his shirt sleeves and
the brice In her morning gowz. The cere.
pony was performed in Spanish and English;
after which the Secretary Of the Territory
saluted the bride, congratulated the hns-
band, and conducted the festivities. A
bucket Of rye whisky appears to hare con-
stitutcd the staple Of the repast.
=, The Secretary jokingly remarked to George
that he Ind as SOON expected IN earthquake
- wedding In the gulch. George replied
that he knew nothing Of 1t himself two
hours beto1el
There is but ons other married woman in
tie district,
, 1864-06-11

BEEEP-Kseelved to-day sba1t 1.4oo sbeep. En-
tered sales at tic yaEsus yards 1ts9 hetd At azso
soo y 100 Ds, for wool ahee7. and It s60o2a y ~
hs for sheared Tna p1c4eat rates OF tbs market
fully &1s0 10 hs on last weoks price., bat u
present quotations thurs IL fatr demand. This prin
c!ps1 Gale3 10 day we're: WOOL SuHkF-7l head arg
1aa n at &sto - avg 1cs nsat s7so L, avg aa os
OF $19s SHEAxHD SaEEP-1a avg 12 Ds &s q. 20 !:
EsavE 1c6 ns at sae. e av'g ~ Ms atS5s; Is arg
a5 hB as $50; II avg 1la rs 1t $500.
, 1864-06-11
II A thin vanishing of collodion is said
to give astonishing bri11iancy to photo


~ 0"eHE IN Ef8PAde0G6s
a correspondent Of the New York Herald
relates the following incident:
Between our lines stands u houso, known
rs The Sheridan house, in which are quite .
critical health. General. Hancock hxs sent
them word TO come to place OF safety In.
eide Of ouf line, Volunteering ut the samp
Time ambnlances for their conveyancc; but
they have declined accepting his offers thus
Tar, pleading that they were members OF the
als church. snd u good standing. and had In.
were sent through the house yesterday. but
pone Of the women were injured, they hay-
Ing taken refuge In the ee1lar. This rnorninp
they have more confidence In the protectinS
care OF Providence than evor, since theY al.
capped 80 well yesterday.
, 1864-06-11

It h understood that the Secretary Of
state Will, during tbs present week, send to
ths Eenatss eemmu9icatiop upon the sub
jeet Of an Inter continental Telegraph een-
Meeting the Eastern and Western Hemis.
piers, by way OF Behring's Straits. Those
who have seen the communication say the
writer regards 1t as settled that the United
States eannet neglect to employ te1esraphle
Communication with foreign countries and
yet expect to maintain healthful communl-
cation with them; but the United States
eanaet hope to inspire respect, confidence
and good will abroad, and to preaer,e peace
with foreign States, without using the mag
netic Telegraph when 1t is possible, and that
ths United states cansot cTea hope to pre-
serve pace and good order at home, much
Less maintain a military and aayal police en
their inland frontiers and aronnd their ocean.
coast, without availing themselves Of all
possible telegrnphic communication.
, 1864-06-11


The New York Fbst thus concludes an a1ti-
Gle on the tremendous contest going Oh be-
tween Grants and Lees armtcs:
Lee, In the meantime, is making an able
detenEe. Hc has shown in this campaign
that he Is capable aud rcsolnte commander,
aud that defeat, however 1t may affect his
ttooPs, does not affect either his energy or
his capacity. He has never before been oI,-
posed to General like Grant; he has never
been hammered at 80 persistently or out-ma-
neuyered 80 repeatedly; but with all this he
has not lost his spirit, for he assumes the Of
fenslve 1T every possible occasion, and tries
bis beet, though with poer success latterly,
and with losses which he can hardly afford,
to return blow for blow. But Grant appeara
to he slowly but sprelJ managing him, ~ \
skfl1u1 Wha1ers IN carefully "Works'a . whale
Into the position where he can give him the
death blow; and that the whale meantime
lashes ont with flukee and jaws Is not sur
p1tstnE.
, 1864-06-11

.Af-s-tS-S
II: sss:9 The =
treasng rapidly, sad the rolling stock IL taxed its
sn e sfys ns
ID process sf cout tructlon IN IoEs, MiRaesota, and
!s!fsi! Z III! * s:1si:ss 3 Il. II, ia ssss
etes. rsss,pts III: s rsseh tssss%a: RI
Ses xSes Ell .s sa Is ss
Observation-Disclosures OF Illinois End Wisconsin
etunptai currency shoald bear In Mind that the
kuc {tEee years. fer It's redemption Ia acazlF
ptred. Tho time ofthe Northern Bank Of Illinois
pres the 1sih and about all Of shen In September
or October TbIs stRnptssll redeemed In gold and
most Of It to-day IL worth mora than any other
rency. Our advcrtisang columns give the uAmes sf
tho brokers who arc purchasing this currency.
IxPoErAnT MOVEMENT II pHrRoIT.-At regular
monthly meeting Of tho Detroit Bo.rd Of Ir2ds, on
TuctdAy Last, Duncan Stlwart, ESQ., offered resolu
utn, that on and after the sth dsy Of july naxt all
payments for rrodu&c sut other transactions OF tbs
Boud will b haaed on government a1d national
currency e1ce7t 10 far "a relates to the following
banks Mietlgan Insurance Company. Stata Bank Of
Michigan, Feninsular Bank sud the Fatmess' and
Mechantcs Bank, lbs bills (which banks viii BE- re-
eeved In payment In the sane sur ef ~ ths bll1a OF
Eatlonal banka aad eoyernmentcurFeacy. The reso-
lnton laid over under the rules fshe Board an
til Do1t Wednesday. Thea il VIII Do cofAaefed nna
acted upon.
A171n7p T1xAsuar NorE.;A ons dsllss frea,u.
ctg 1G1s qeseaag :" ~ p 1as bses
back q bill and nd 1so a9el e!ft tas .hs s
eoEseIn The word oss rspsatsd L snsi! etteIs t n
i covered with green pant Pssssas fal;s aa rtsa
ts;Sss ss Sssis4s 1aai5 y e thai
fsit ta.f ha1e rscsatis nssde iGer appearances arc
ii lis o. tsc Safety Fund Bsnk. Boston, NasszeAn-
fetst raised nom ts zig Arctic Geene,men VIA boat
s. : the Eew Marret Bank. New Hanpsatso zig
female zextcd bettdt halls q Eooda, painting to-
vsrda faesory; each sids T!sot I'd. poftE:it Of
Is On ths Bank or tho Republic. Boston, Maas..
rased from =: ylE. dshtns tees. "1sh name OF The
bank carved above II. -.
Ii on ftp FarmeI1' Bank, Amsterdam. Nee forx;
vg female seated holding sickle, fsctssy bridge
sua canal tsaght I'D, cars Of ens1 faAn eesEod amid
hcrn or pleuty. Lat eaAs. elt1-
te1fnt tres on The Excts1Ee Bank q Locxpsrs arc
n ct1 eulaes here Thsy initaxo n q M ger;
ui1c, 2ud very well doAe. MeteaA2ts Aod osA ers viii
b csntiona about recoiytnE nvcs Of that bank.
-Itis lnsimAted By the Few York papers thst Mr..
Cha&ea Ytsit u Esw York hsd - d. with the aelec
lon OF m AsSstaat Treasurer for New York to saka
, 1864-06-11

fT The following is List Of navl prizes
up to tic 1st OF June, 1864: Steamers. 2s2; !;
schooners, 627; sloops. 159; bsrks, %; brigs,
So: ships, Is; yachts and small craft 1Ss.
Total, ,2o7. The aggregate value Is sl7, ,0oo,-
600, to be distributed among the nsrsl
.+npfcrx
, 1864-06-11
NEW YOtk CATTLE ALARKKT,
Brokers Sale of Dul1oc.ts-Junc 7.

Mead & Blooner. for a. Lester, % Illnss stll,-fed
cAttle fair, naeven Hetshta, akl7G12c.
u. BeEtlhu, liz Of his unaois k.eeFl,
bought at ButfaI5 Fair, 7cwt, selling 1t lIBi3!ie.
AcCatfrey q Thompson, s. Illinois Rtttfed steers
SOLD aRt3c, on 6H cwk.
sslkle Lautsfbees. II Illinois stllfsd CATTLE fair
~ cWt> out as lSe AAd 149 Canada Rttliefts ~
eTt. sosn It 1sc.
1sAac - ABoqaiong fos 4 Lester. 9 nltaos stlllsss.
Ing from 4ss TO- iI3o:
1e1c6, hfa1 8: loAsy, l9f taemeeifes, z8 fliluals
, 1864-06-11

seor EgpeslH. Gilbert. Bsy css1. sl1a ort' sAts. =
schr Rmeu. van A,ssns, o.wezo. 1,nos brls coal.
sehF John W.seF. P.o7er, Rasalo. Is n 'umssr fsA
sebr Rs!Eiaon: L i:n. h..itsse. ~ y lumbar
sehl nelen blood, kedd. Whxins ~ Fsr. = I'd
sehf Le4. = .ssason, Z Nplm. Hon Rs,&. tsco asdAr
sesr kiI.e. Sa5.. 4 js.: = -. 70 m .t.v...
ss,r gss,n.1 s.,sn: sssa: g.. lsss ane
sehf TTss Asaon. Anderson, aaaito1os. 70 taasss.
sesr sseof: ksnas4., ,Bue.to. 10 sts wood. ,ps
scar 1oztaas. F.aster. Bu3 10. - u iuabsT. ffaa
eehr Hen =. on1sf. M H.n..a. ST e4, ~o.d.
SET fe!ts;: 1tsss9'y' bsses:s B ! 'aasss. aSs rs
sesr as1e.s. Aaaerssa. seseo,san. ,!ss ,.....s
scsr Luasstzaa. Cornell, Grand Haron, ~ = ta.-
sear FL ..n: = Dssle:, B., da so4ast AVA essx
schr Ei1s. Dow, south Hayen, q cds wood
seh1 simpson, Ksrsnee, ~ n shingles. u ssFt1
schr Jo: epnips Drssaen. f,ao,sas, Green Bsss. =
scnr i. 4 i. Hubbard, ah.1ss. Ausf.roa. e = t.ae.
sehF c. 6. Iso1o1ld1e s'askfoFd, coll'sKvsoa. -
sear R.iae. E..t.. K!.sytou. y se.. ste.s
~ i.sisi. ssyss. Lss:fosn: ) sd:.ssd.
CLxARBp .,........-..Juas1e-
fFop MayaowrF, Drake, Buffalo, 14,Nt bash soT8
PFop A1t.i iost Butltn. s.sa1s, 1usssbaaA <ora. r0
pIls our ard SC 1drtes. -
rFop aa.s asHssess. Sss2m.s. osdsnsbursA. 1soe sss
hA.S Cst1rsnHtcc, Cn,mheslIn, Ocouto saafr4Sa
n.A ~. ~ - - l. Macarthur. 1Qnals &29I b
Biz P1iu-irn "11., S, tTttsoa % xo.,td ba whsas,
nsts 4iean6ss, Esrr patl1 Depc1e ltsht,
}uubeT, @ '@ ~sAa'1 ~
eehr M.ami. P.nnis ztor .Ru1ale. Is SO su vas,s.
sths 2af8rac, Gale hnsf.la, II 40 bu corn
sshr Har1lss ko,s. pa,'s. ,rTe .. 1t9e In wheat.
sesr Gto Gobl.. ecoEf, hatfalo. alts ~ earn.
, 1864-06-11

FLouE-sene inquiry, but 10 hAye 40 sales 10 re-
pors. NsmlnsnJ unchanssd. Hhsas-Thaec u COO
1ia,sn9e 1nG1 an< r. ~ msFS,s tssi9' Al q
sii-1et,.1en: Cofa-M..Ekes --. nEas; @ ara mora z.
taksn $le10l:2s would yerhass be fair s1otahle
nsuIss. oAts-We note sals o1 ! car u 1sHo Ahrket
provl&tons-VeTy nT,n: meaa park $G.to@U.1a;
hams, ,BuEar-tufed, 1tt3f5t iAr6 i41c-
, 1864-06-11

~ Among the spectators in the Ladies'
Gallery at Baltimore was Vim Lloyd Gar
rison, It being his first visit since his impris-
onment twcnty-el1 years ago for being an
Abolitionist. He Is now the guest Of Judge
OF the same Court which condemned him.
, 1864-06-11
#i8eRttane0uB
FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofdt1~ Cancer, Roitro, III.
GERS, S1in Diseases, &C.,
DR.. D, JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE
Still Maintains Its Superiority.

| The n.r,r.1,.sea ,,cc.~. rh,ch ~, +~nH%~,
| ye1rs, hss ssteuttd the usa of JAyHn.s AYTxHA
TIVE en.h,.a taa n,nnt4tors To ~ "a ~
afflicted With saurs seoanurrce nehe...r ,s.s - ,n
edeetua3iY eradicate II dn ths hu =, .y.ser, M IN.
| .ne shorc,7a. ~ M. .,- 49, -se-,e ~, ~ %
| L h.a hren fcn,a n.rf;r.f.-l1 h.r.ssss,t -
! ~ y
| CAECHR ARD CANCERouS AFFHcr1oNs at
~ r.aa' S.o. .a., 80 Ns .. 'se esse n "nass II
| a.n.. 49, ,sS, sAa o1'sosA0" Ate< A' 14'e3s u
t ~
| co1TnH oR swpr1rn vYer-h, ,,.r~.-.,,.
| cA.es ~ tht. d;.r,,~ In an,.h I..r.,. .n...,wr
~ o.su' :. rug aeses Dsen kaoHa %
,,. - ~ so .. uu oateo viz n0'e e7o@saoea 'ss oso
| A~"s11s ~ ~ a~o'es"
! p7opsy Ayr ppop41o.7 sepp, yrnp 49,.
nhr1 ei.rs vho baya nssd ene Al.erst1vs :, 1,.es.
:. hi. nature consider It 1psciae. 10 .rsst n,s
ne<nMe suces.; sc'. " taelsasms na po 7sFs 4
Iss ~ 'n'o nesNa1 sttl-
Css. ras.oos ..s "ss. y. eassaseou. eefoesuena
1 ~@~ a - s11"1 e'"sA ~ 'e0e'
| pp11 rpav e,-e couvTr srnxz
ennxde-rd in.nrrhir sr5 ~ exnerfen1e Ss. $3.50
tsst thc n1s4rat,1s IN v,,s taa s.,.,t
ptt,s I'm 80 w.1orft- - r..e@ I. s.nn.s ~ ..s
| .h.-s,a,s - al 80 AZ. snhI.e. ~ 49, s-S
| ,nt,ctIoas
!
| errntrr m ali IN. te.r, ~ ~, 4&,.,,o .h.
/ 49,. ~ 49, -. r1.s..tIn,. ~ ~. T1osh -. a..s
| nr,...-M.r. -, 81 r.,.t e1a,ss cg.1,,ar, -
49,. ra.,a- - 80 t,ta-..,.s ~. 80, go
,nr.s,.[n, ~ -nt.-. ~ 49, efs.r
lSte8 ~ata tna o'ooo' tae. aes'soJaS tae '1aA os
pelssnous pfancApso HsnA "n'e e3eSe o.*eaSas oSl9
nAts.
sr,r nr.p.aro ~ ali t1rd. sc,,d 1s.a r,tt.-
SAFE rtenr,. Htse Eern. Dot's. P1nnlea. aioshas
, 1864-06-11
ANDY JOHNSON.


4 JEFF. Davis pape, calls Andy John.o. Il.
me.nrr Abol;tfouist thsn the m.anr.t of n.
natursf kipd.n becapse, atte, sunnart,or
Breckenridge for President, he did not folleT
Breckiaridpe into the rebellion, Had ba
done that, the JeG. Davis papor would have
said Of Kim - it FAYE Of Lee and az .IeT
that "Arnerica claims their eentns and th,,r
chivalry as her own" But Hbolit,onism ~
the doctrine that one man has M ro-,i
risht to another nonn's 1,hnr without .,s s~,na
for IL is 60 essentially ne,1 +, ,t.aif ts-3
the 1sff. Davis ntner onrht n ~ - 49, - -
whom It arards fhe ne11n: ~ .nnsr,.+,rs -
mearu.,s \ certain perror nnc. rsma % rred
with .one show of anthor;tI ~ ss--5"tsa'
ever 70 would that men shonld do nnto yon,
do ye even so nnto then,, Th,a !, ~. sr.t
e1esy ..,enncement ~ aho1;t;on,sn, an3
x.s mad. nv ore who r.s -n1.1aa n ..r,n-
not,n~ ths ;ntsr..t, of.f.od md hnn. on1tv1 ;,
And on. n h,s foy,ovc,a rnset5n~ ~ Ftb,o.
n,sn nccro h~ tb. w.vs,d. tsnrs+ IT,, +hs+
This aoetr,,. nnn,,ed T., .sr,r~se.n y A., ~
meann.ss Of AbolItioniam Is +h.,s,o-. ~, IN
4.r.,s al ,r f,b,;.t An -.rn.,.+,.n..a.1 -,
, 1864-06-11

Ar. eMeot psse. Thu rosisioa Il one vhera vslaa.
t1o korv!eo car be pettcrued, bat the officer maat
work hard Tor less pay than coMd be got esev aers.
In the opinion Of competent Judges. he Fanafer Of
Af. mccullough from the Bank Department 1t Wash.
fnktoo 70 ser York wonld give NJ. chaae n ohlcer
pos&es1nF not only his confidence but ono hav.ax
una1c'al .oatsJ Of no osdika1y character. Hs has
11es mr. ned sveEy posttsn to the advantage Of bis
clients, and has al the Qualifications necessary to
soee<ss Il sh!a meat respcnstblc postt1os
The following nsw EAs,ouaI Banks haTe been an
, 1864-06-11
Commentaries on the Law Of Mar
riage and Divorce.
BY JOEL r. BISHOP.
1Ysla. syo. Pries 3ls.so.

This work. originally IN 1oiaspe. has tesa aa-
1axxcd ints two, By ths addition ot such tapfca
necessary to sivd 1t tho utdes iAalcz-
ted In ths above t.ts. There hal been Ia at, aeo.
end voluns added; but tt was deemed bsst msttsZ
the addition to change tho order Of tbs arrsxeesnt
rad iaserper4e tbe matter With the old. or tho
a&dsd natter tho mora Important Is tho following
"1hc Evidence Of Marriage. In Caosos other taE1
Natrirzoatal;' tbs LAW PsrtA1nius g sspasattoua
w1thsut judicial Sentence, whashe1 BY mutual o3n-
1eAt With u without Articles II ssrarson or BY tie
aba1dennsnt Of the o<o By the osser by the tGx
per1Ey absence Of tha eaa rora tbs habaton ot th8
other !: sThe Pleading AAd Pract,ce In Divorca aod
N1ity CanstB; sThe Law Of fLezitt1aor;'' aud " T1o
Evidence Of Foftt-n Laws In general x.lh tho Legal
Kalet cosnsctsd Herewith"
goTezal miner tcpic. have been added also, sad tas
old matter has been seY!let l1d brought DIVA to tae
pssse1s time. Ameag the Interesting additions ta
No Wfo1s sre NArJ resJ valuable Ie.i&io22 OF taa
New AAtrs.oniA1 Court ef England
Fsr 4sle BY
, 1864-06-11

son. Of Tennessee, who, except Andrew
jackson, from the same State, Is almost. or
quite, the only person sprung from the class
Of POOR whites whom "5outhern institu.
tons !; have permitted to rise to prominent
nationa 81 positiona OF usefulness or honor.
Why has the Republican party selected
there two men from our vast population :!
Not bsc.use Of their abilities alone, howev-
es great they may be, hut because our con-
test il .one Of liberty against slavery, of do
uocrasy and equality against aristocracy
and caste, Of brains against blood, Of per
Eonh worth against first family favoslt,sm,
Of the ;1sboting naa against the mae ownor,
and We want to show what freedom docs
for tht poor man. We would show this
world That our enemies bald wrongly, and
that wb build rightly. Therefore it Is that
these stQnes which the false builders hayo
rejected We 81 have unde the head or the
corner. :.
, 1864-06-11

COMMERElAL

FRIDAY EyENTx8, Jo1e 10, 1854.
TIE reee!pts md shipments dsriaE the past ~ hsu1s
were Al follows: 49,.
AEex1r1a AND bnIyMKar1 POE THx PAST Il rouks
, 1864-06-11
ARDESCO OIL Gu.

Fson our 1ttt,sury Worss supss1os nvsaS.@@
oU@!aI. ron s1pIosivs sd p*innss1a ~ Id aoaES
WstW .ssk C0eaao. HHs:tsu RANKIN. Aeak
TUsTT(E'S OFFICE, NO. n g.
~ CLAM aIRxEr T. = I.sain d e a. ia JasstesS IS
- !. - XSssS ovsr Gray cos 1lx sa4
ca3a cs.1 ~. "a ia "a SisIk < tsAta3lq
, 1864-06-11

Hhetts To-

vrsexIs FAssEHa THaouau TIE WuIAyoCA CArar.
We arc Indebted to Captain E. Dosr, foe tna
following LIST OF vessels pAssne thxouyh ths and
Carsl:
Vessels tound Waat. Where from. NhAra h.
Oa Tho Gth Jane ~~
Bchr PerpiA osWcEo ChIcaxo
Echf ID rordac Kingston, Chtcs4o
Sehe Clayton Belle, E,agstons CaicaFo
Sehs ri Yns Clsuds kl2&seoa Chicago
On tha stA-
Pto9 Maine, QEd CsxeKa Chicago
Prep EmPiee Chicago 0edenseaTx0
BUFFALO, June e-Arrtved, Prop4 Forrest cuten
Chicago; Porafala Ctty. 20 Chicago, d. lesssd-s
Prept asrsAans ~ escsse iSsho "s Assah.at dss
Andotts. d.; H.1szoll. dos Basauaa DO Kae H1ae6-
man do 'Le3drr, do.
, 1864-06-11
HANuxACTU1ED BY
WILLIAM GRACE
AMESBURE, MASS.

F7tce eS cents pei box. Each box hAs Gu. and ths
tac smihd ot the propakoz1 signature 70 It. which u
duly copyFf&hsea.
q aEOVIL. ~ Randolph stfees.
Chisako, 1hino4s, Nno1eaA!o A&.11erv
arsees saliva u fuF sale By ~ Dt1sxht. u s1sIs
, 1864-06-11

bse* Southern do ata3c.
FIFA-EH1TE F1ai n slnAll -snd almo&t nominsf
kapply. Pr!ess very afa With an upward tendency
TEGUT In fair receipt and tole1sbly nrm 1t present
quotations. AAcElA71-Tha markst 10 moderately
active and steady At n. 1ustRtlo7s. Thers t.
faye.aeie 70 au,es. ConFssn sesivs aad snsn4a9ed.
Isis 1isrtsg In ao.n,psl supply. Thsrs aowsreT
, 1864-06-11

k10ll2f1 tl2G8 k04 A3fh OF ApYs
Name. Lscauor. caots.,.
.BucJrua Ohio, .G8ra00
National Cu1Yeaty Bs1k. .Eow York..,,..., leoc,aA
He'd Bank. N. j.. $4,000
.DktanI.ftQtt1.A Nc. 81, ,00
~ J... 1.G},0C4
Cambridge .Ssmbridse. Ma. l.aoGSoa
hi1!intly. Conn. 70
EHst-s..s.s. n. 1IfpJ
EaImsfa' s1d Wseisni:s b1rs:o. Y. Y...... 1866
tuss.... .....-......... CArundelet, No., 51,oa1
central Worcester, MAas,, t5o,[e1
sttend.. Watk1ns, r. T..,. f5,oQ
Tetal for the week. x7,To,aN
ffeF1onsH s7,9os'2so
Aszresatd cAant Of Capital. ~, 10
Hht1e nunhsr Of B2n1B........,.,........... 4sS
p tth Tfew to promote fsen!tJ In tho payment Of
the new 1oan M Chase has acseded 10 Rlshea Of
the banks tn waving the ten daJs' uotue whenever
the banks desire to make their payments To Clearing
Hstse certificates. -
In reply to the Inquiry whether the sssoc ciated
hsnfs will be compelled to accept Eatiena1 Bank.
notes, Mr. Chase says:
"ANhouEa no dtsti1 ction Is made IN rece!pts Of
rayM ents by the Government between legal tender
notes and nst!o1sl bank notes, tho Aks4sAat Teca-
surer will alwaysbe happy 70 accommodate the hold
ers of certificates By payments In such notse may
be preferred. when the public intafessA allow it."
new ToAk STOCK AAE1ar.-E.eslax pssees for
ca4h juno 10. 1894. Receivsd By F. G. s.ltonstali 4
Co., Commission 5s$ek and Bond Brokers, "a Clark
street, Ch4eaKe.
, 1864-06-11

Gt&Ea'B Celebrated Sa4ve euffB EUfR3.
G1ace's Celebrated aa I've cures g,aIds.
Grace's Celebrated sal7s cures Flesh Weundy.
Gzsee's Celebrated salve cures Carns.
Grase's Celshrated Balve curss Felona.
Gsaces Celebrated asive surss Frazen Limb.
8raoe's Celebrated salve eu1es wsnp,
Graost Celebrated 6e1ve cures Callpusee.
Grata's Celebrated aalye surea salt Rnen,.
Grsea's Celebrated salys cures Cni,hlaius.
Graos's Celebrated satve cures Sore Rsvast
8raoes Celebrated salye eu1es Sara Lius,
Graee's Celebrated salye CURES Erynpelas ssres.
aEaee's celeh1ated eeivo cures Assesses.
Grace's Celebrated aalye cures Ulcers.
orace's Celebrated salye eurss Chagpea Handx.
91aces colshtated salvs cures Rtagwuxns,
And hdm Sores a1d Wounds Of toa most aertoua "a.
tete down to common P1mpe. Il eradtcaIex
flmplts fpn tho faso. aud beA1sidea the 1fln TtsT
No pepkfatI1n betsrn tho public thst can eaual thie
SAWS n prompt aud act. IN for tne snenfV
ccfe OF external diseases those who hayn rfrs ~
xtftues testify soidlefa, SAilor1 and Fisherrnrn .t1
h1d t6A salyt their best friend A
has nepe OF tho Irritating. heating p1opcfNes n
osnet e@eae9 dat too!1, oleause< md heals tho moss
Every s;snay nd tspecs1l1 taose containing oai1d-
money. %-*s @00
acres. ~ -
, 1864-06-11

Sales to-day vere: l.ooo his Ononda:a Fine silt It
435h del; 20 b1lt new 8aGA.w F1Ae On DOCK It
s7o: 5e brls nav ononssga Fiao 10 arrive At "a 20
21s4t.
.ekEDs-Recei1sd today. nose: shipped today,
y bu. Nothing doi6S IN era ~ Sc eds.
sALERATgtin iaiE snpply 20 ~ .tess5 ee.
B2h61tt'a puio .......s.>1uH41
90 &n!4ta0
In lAuQ4
TEAs-B1siness stilI daii. and prices DIM It oas
prsv1oaa quotations VIC quota:
TornR HJBon, Inferior u Common. = NJ - al 10
superior e Ane, D..-...l = a.
a1tt4 to ckoiea, A......l 6o IL ~
1ape4a. ssRe1ieF z ass. S...-.......ll q =
onupo*des. .egsttor to Lem T. nae ! o...1s z 9is
J'Ran. natural l..l e. @ 2 81 Shese ~ 1e 939
ootesxs, i.!z1or 70 nae, n:............, S q s
e1Es 70 eaotcs, q 4........-...1 9 q "
TALL0W-Recet!od,s s,aH p: etipp I'd q lis oa
In snaI supply, With good AhlpplhX demand.
Prices nfm at 2: esent rates. We quote:
fEUcLlsT EAlAe&a.
TU8ACC0-AArSsx fflner md more 2ct1Je. On
farther advance Of 294c % previous quotst,oas We
, 1864-06-11

EKEA&k-NsfEes dFu and noaIaaI aft1A3uXe
for ellow A1ltt04Gl11c fox BIoE9-
Hlf16 6W4NES-Eecelyedss SIS hrls; shipped &c-
Day, L.: I'm. Market nrn, hut 1asetlve. sa1es 70
dAJ $40 brls 1T q AK; lcs hris at $l14 6so hrss
HIDHE-lsecslreo, s,317 n; eaippsd, 2js-s ns.
Thsrc IL AotIse sbe change ia tbs srkot. buYers
althst With sLo OF high rates of gold
there Il loss prospect OF any further ftd0 cton- Wo
, 1864-06-11
CALLAGNAN Il CUTLER.
jeahsas& IL sAATu Clark AtFeaA, Chicass.
NRACE'S CELEBRATED
SALVE,

A SURE RELIzF FOR TIE suFFREKR-
This sslve Il vegetable pFepa. alton, lnyeated In
the 18th century. bY Dr.. NN. IRAEH. HusKeoA r
K1n2 James' army. Through It's assney. no cured
tnoue1udA Of most 3ef10s8 md Wo1uA8 ba&
day, and vss regarded BY an who knew ain a pao-
lie ben as{aEtpt,
, 1864-06-11

HHAHf-r@mirsl At q epQ3 u p&x bashat.
HAGGfNR1sIket tolsEsety 4ct:y8 ca am II
p-rsfo41 oHo&Aste4a. 6e2nlaa8 Ack1 a1A Tsr
scarce. 9eved zen baGa 11a nenl aaca Ia keo3
supply Ws QNssV: