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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

63-The &c Southern Ets'' has more extendrd cir
cuaon among the intelligent farmers and Business mep
Of Har,ard, than any other paper in the county NO
L. rex Iu>ptnIn other obscene or GO Lottery adver
iisr meats will appear in columns at any price
large number subscribers pay for their paper IA ~
vance, cOnsequt nty is the clss advertisers de
reach.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
directed the above facts.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08
CoLoRED MEN CALLING UpoN PREsE

CoLoRED MEN CALLING UpoN PREsE
DENT LlNcoLN.-The Washington Chro-
"ic1e of Saturday last says: "a
Years ago had any rplorcd man present.,
ed himself at the White H,uoe, at the
Presidents lcvee, seekins an in roiuotion
TO the Chief Magistrate of the nation, he
would, ,ina probability, h,te bceu rough
ly handled r bi, impudynce, Ye>t' rday
four colored men, of geutecl ex cror aud
with,the manners of gentlemen, joined in
the throng that crowded the Executive
mansion, and were present, d to the Presi-
deut of the Unite Sa,Js.- stf
GD~ lie gememj rcd tie Ebryotteu" was beau
tiIully said Of Howard, the philnulh opist. 1t
also applies to every man who brings the amelio-
rations, comforts and cnjoymens of life within
the reach of persons and classes who are other
wise deprived of their advantages Especially
may it he said of him who seeks and finds new
means of preserving health, ''the poor mans
capital and the rich mans power We think
this culogium properly applied to J. c. Aver, of
Lowell, the renowned chemist of New England,
who, spurning the trodden paths 10 fame devotes
his entire abilities and acqurrmen,s to the dis
lcovtry of Natures most effertual remedies for
disease. When the hidden blessing has heen re.
veased, he proceeds to supply it to all mankind
alike, through our druggists, at such low; prices
that poor and rich may alike enjoy its benefits
journal & Enquirer, Portland, Me. ~.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08
To CORRESPONDENTS,

All communications tor publication must be accom-
pauird wiIh real HE author, or no aten
tnh will pad them. The real nance OF the author
will aot br published unless desired bnt wetcannot
consent iasert COMMUNICATIONS unless we know the
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

The Ice GRoP.-The present spell of cold
weather has furnished abundant material for
filling icelhonses, and our people seem not dis
posed to let the opportunity pass, Ice, harvest
ing has been the order Of the day ever since the
cold weather set in, and most If not all of our our
towns-people have already filled their houses. =
Last winter many persons, failed altogether to
get ice, but certainly none can complain this
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

rTyHE subscriber has leased the above
L. Hotel, on Hiilen street, near The Bel
Air Market, Baltimore, lately occupied BY
llr Satnuel Hanway, and is prepared 10
accommodate his friends and tie public
generally: He hopes by strict attention
To the wants ofhis guests, to give general
Satisfaction 10 all Who may favor him
with their patronage.
il NJ J. KELLY, Proprietor.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

Situated in Baltimore CITY, al the corner
formed bv the intersection of the South
side of Jefferson street and The West side
of Argyle street, Which was conveyed by
Joseph II. BOYD and, wife to George Hart
man, by deed dated 7h January, 1860,
and recorded in Liber G. F.. S, No. l>2,
folio 2S2, SC, and which is divided into
six contiguous lois, each fronting on JEFF
ferson street twelve te2t eight inches, and
extending back, parallel with Broadway,
seventy feet to a five-ioot alley, and pay
ing ground rent as follows: ''''
"a lst; A FEE SIMPLE GROUND RENT
ofTwenty-two Dollars and sixteen cents
per annum. payable semi-annuallv, on The
l7lh Of June and December, out of The
lot Situated at the corner Of Jefferson and
Argyle streets, fronting on Jentgs"n street
twelve feet eight inches, and on Argyle
street seventy feel: ..,
2d. A FEE SIMPLE GROUND RENT
of Twenty-Five Dollars and lhrty-four
centsCper- annum, payable semi-annuaIly,
on the 7lh day al January aud July.ont
Of the Lot adjoining aud binding on the
west side of No. |. ..... ..r...
Sd. A Fee SIMPLE GRorND RENT
of Twenty-Five Dollars and ihirtv-fnur
cents per aunliin, pavablo seIii-annuallv.
on the 7th dav Of january and July, ont
of the Lot adjoining and binding on the
west side OF No 2. nHsD - t
a. A FEE SlMPLs.. GRouND RzNr
Of Twenty D,}lars d 81 \ Tern cents
per annum, PAYABLE $: m annually. on the
the l7th Of )uue and December, nui of
the Lp, adjoining and binding on the west
side Of No. 3. '..........
5. A Fee SIMPLE ,GR"uND. RENT
Of Twenty-Five dollars and thirly-fnur
cents per annum, PAYABLE seini-annlallv,
on the 9Th of January and July,nH of
The Lot adjoining and binding on The west
side of No A. . a.f.rE 4.g
6. A FEE SIMPLE GEouND RENT
Of Twenty-Five Dollars and lhirty-lour
cents per annum. payable seni-annnaly,
on the 7th, of January and July, on, of
the Lot adjoining and binding on the west
side of No. S. '''.' '
.1I,E =. l0.N 3sl. ira .0nr4a -,
The property is improved by good and
substantial Brick DWELLING HOUSES,
nearly new. .H'H.@o .N'
] .STHEq TERMS OF SALE
As prescribed by the Decree are-hat
one-lhird Of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day OF sale, and The
residue, in two aqull instalmants at six
and twelve months thereafter. with inter
est, for which the purchaser will be re-
'qulred TO give notes or bonds,with securi-
ty approved by the Trustee. ~
d HENRY Nv. ARCHER,
JAMS ~rs" "a - Trustee.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

MOVEMENT TO REvoLUTIoNIzE IRE
LAND. The Fenian Brotherhood is the
name of new organization, which is said
to number scores of thousands in this
country as we'll as in Ireland, and the
movements Of which, up to the present
time, have been conducted in private
Now, however they have held a conven.
lion in Chicago, at which resolutions were
adopted declaring that the organization
will keep clear Of American party politics,
but will seek the aid of every lover of
Irish liberty, here or abroad, to further
the work of promoting Revolution in
Ireland. 1t is aimed to separate Ireland
from Briti$h rule, aud the Fenian Broth
efhood prdpose 70 resort to- bloodshed to
do this AT the Convention in Chicago
there were 325 delegates from various
parts Of the United States, the. Cenadas,
and ireland, and the resolutions and
speeches we're very distinct as to the OBJ.
ject of the organization-tbe indepeud.
ence of Ireland, to be achieved By force of
arms. ..,,.
There a'e said to be $1,000 of the Bro
ltherhood in Ireland, and nearly as many
more in this conntry. Itis stated, that
much uneasiuess is felt on the subject by
the British Government, -Nerork Jour.
nal. 2 S { ta ~
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

s0'FRozENro DEarH On Saturday morning last
John r. Magness, living near Aberdeen, was
found within about mile of his own home fro
zen to death. We learn that he arrived at. Alb
'eraeen irilthe evening train from Baltimore, and
Immediately started On foot for bis home, about
two miles distant, after which nothing was heard
of him until found AS above stated. 49, 81 II
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

" RRLIaIous NorIcB.- There win be Divine SER
vice as Rock Spring Church, on Sunday morn
ing next, helOth inst, at ll'o clock. The Rev.
Mr.. Hewitt will oficiate.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1864-01-08

ID 'IoYAL MEN.,fASoaie G's'loyal' aim mer- +
chantsR were in New YORK last Ffiday.-
They we're loading zone aof the Cromwell
steamers with contraband goods, powder,
caps, &C., for the rebels. These goods
were concealed id the middle of other
goods-s'iine Of them in barrels Of pota-
toes. These merchants had been so.,loy.
ai' itha. they had not been, suspected. -
They had assumed SO muct, p,iety, 60 much
regard for the war, 50 great d horror Of
"traitors" and Copperheads, that they had
passed along bravely, affordiug @aid and
comfort" and ''powder and caps to to the
Rebels. 1t is very remarkable, too, that
, 1864-09-09
CHICAGO CerrLE AE;geT

IHuEdu21 EFKNlHSs 59pt. H.lSb&.
BEEF CATELx-They yresip Of Reef Garlic It air
tie yards to-day aGoant ~ shou: 2seo heat- Enter
cd ealc 2sa5 bend, 1t x3osNB23 bus chis1J n st13
lag aoout st0 tead, including the Allows datY te
ct1pts Their roma ming sold th1s -vsu1nx
n"out too head, nosrlyha,f cf which eta shIo
2irR EArtt. hsid TT twnarS u hxh pEtcee. which II
net 1ssljzec, will bathipped ds.s-
Thefu hns bs tr ECne vntt3tUn in she dssrr. OF &C.
WITTY prevailing Ut the teF.1sl yards. In o1e t.e
Easket hss been caaler thsn oa yesterday, and a.
illRht drclLe has I1srked OF the sales ID au-
olSer there has been more active demand. sd
slight sdvanc< IN pz1ces has Ete1 gal, ed wtpt ut
tht tattd knu 'oufth IGere has b9en TO chauge Tax
Ing the average, We quote tho market actira aud
nrm at Yesterdays q11ttu4ps. In point OF ou.ltsy
thcreuepts to- ~ xtre ut bettsr grad. til N dEany
the p-fsetirg dsJs tte week, htoca sales co7
ba morr'eRltJ effected.
The denaua rr good chipping Cattle is vsr1 Acttvs
md tor the few droyes rat brought In there 10
Quits stfsng competition. We note ths fulowiue
as The pr.a.tp&l sa1ss nsdnto-day:
Ws11woFx Mallory sold Ras.t thai Il Co 12a head
OF very suoe, loE, prsmium Missouri Steers
1'7z8 re, at Aa25.
States 4 So. sold Blsc.Etr 50 heAa choice Iowa
stec1s. arg t.t77 NJ at s75o.
Dawson e-Co-, OF Mclean ccuaty, sold q. Living.
son III mead vtry extra gs=aa Illinois steurs, avg
1.26 bs at $500,
s1emer told q. Rpble 1a5 had, s11au 5us wel fed,
u!iEois sseess5 av'x .nss III at $500.
The market closed this eyeztrg With a healthy and
t'm feeling pc9v3ong both ouJsrs tnt eelle1a. Me-
dluna grades Of good auAlits we,e IN 1tesdy de-
ma1d nut fer poor, thin cows .nd steeIs tho market
Nal tuil aud It, ctlse.
, 1864-09-09
FROnz THE POTOMAC ARMY
Csn Butler and tho Negro Soldiers
sA nlkInk IL tho AorfltaAA-4<uIicrsz
kXtE.

NEAR 1kTERsAuH0. Va aEpI- q, 16G3.
The IegIo soldiers believe In Gen. Butler
with all their might SoEae weeks ago
sgusd 0: them presented themselvea at tho
office Of Lieut., Bro I'VE, then mastering officer
bt1e, and demanded to be mustered ont.
They had heard that Gen. Buffers tlme was
ont, theg had ENLISTED to fight under him
md they "Easn't goin' to hab any udder
msa generaltzin' for den1," and they "ef9
Quieted only by the assurance that dene7as
Buffers time was not out
Not long since SuEgeon r. e. Smith re-
ported Tor duty 10 Gen. Butler IN person.
The General to1o ,1lm be should order hin, to
Norfolk to report to Gen. shepley, VINO
In That vic'nity, with a view to clearing them
Of all convaltscents ft for duty. The d,ctor
ask I'd It In every case he should use his own
discretion as to whether man was fit for
You are not to credit ary yarns they may tell
you. I'll give you go1d rule to work by,
lake it from Hoyle, Whenever you art in
doubt, taks the trek r" DR.. SHith pro-
cteoed to the different hospitals about Nor
folk, and has already sent nearly or quite a
batsahon Of men to their regiments. It Is
nut to BIZ doubted that were the hospitals
throughout The North subjected to
q ,Lofough oyeraauiia2, toe army
would the eainer by some thou
sande. The difficulty Ia that the men ooce
In hospital, tytn those slightly wounded.
WIN. y hen & few weeks have healed their
wounds. are hardy and able, do not come
back. TbeT are ao-orbed In . dozen ditfar-
ent Ways. Some becume nurses, Bome ward
masters, some cooks othera are taken up as
hospitsl gusros, as orderlies fur the surg geons,
as n,ns'cisns for The hospital band, which
has been organized to swell the Importance
OF the surgeon In chuge-until In many
hospitals theru are a. many well soldiers 80
| eick ones. And 80 it Is that st,l"art men,
tralbtd veterans, WHO should be in the field,
toot serenades, simmer b1otne, bend over
wash'tnbs, polish s1rge4n's boots, carry
| their chtns and nerd their stockings, If the
rold1er should encs have been bsrber or
1.nor l repeat, thorough oveshaaliug OF
all the Rofth+tn hospitals would seBd to the
field some thcueauds Of good soldiers,
, 1864-09-09
HARD On NC cCLEE41sAN~
IS 4 military Adventurar,ss

The Richmond Dispatch o. Jnne,- 1869,
enid:
In the early part of this wan Gen. McClel.
Ian wrote to distinguished. .cf.cer in the
South expressing his desire to ee1Ia In ths:
Confederate armI. If he dcIe deny the fia=t
-and his recent reports proye that In mert-
eacity he Is the Representative Eo1n OF tie
Yankee natton--lt can bn demonstrated by
tuch evidence as will closc. hfs lips IN eter1ia1
eiltpce When he was a. Vest Point he at.
fccted to 1raternize especially with those:
from the South, and to haze ust1e sympathy
with those frcm his owo section We dare.
eav this Eas genuine, and that he really was.
o1xIoua to eerve under. JEFF Davis In this
war. but the high bsiae offered By Lincoln.
vas too much tor bis. easy virtue. He W&s
not the man to sacri9 :a interest TO Sc ntiC.fnt,
snd OF late has shora g disposition to be-
come as extreme in his antagonisn. IS r his
friendship Tor the South
The Richmond Hnig copied the abc3e. ind
added:
After the BATHS, Of Rich Mountain, bos;t
McClellan and Rosecr4ue declared to CpnEd-
crate ttlicers wlo.w vera prison ners G.: WAT, that
thty tro1sld na.ch rather bc tead.pg ernsy
oga,,st Mas.de1us<tt. than Vafgi"i4 This can
be proved by aDaupeuchnble authority, If de-
| Of the Eorta IS as much hireEng. and adyen-
! turer ns aEy Hessian In his rslks. + he has
any conscience, It rehaEes Lam daily for the
| taEe r work In which be- is employed. When
| to the pange Of remo.se ia added the shame
Of defeat, bis condition viii: be such a. even
an euemy nsy pity.
The above paragraphs went the rounds oi
the Etrthern press; and We have never
heard OF their chsrges being met or thelz
challenge accepted By Gen. Mcclellan or any
| Of his friex ds.
, 1864-09-09

officers and 1ntt, the fee1lue Ia exultaut, and
entirely hoprful and ASSURED of tue result In
November. Let those At home who may have
supposed that majority, OF even a quarter
Part Of tue ronss In our arm, eau DO coa1ed
or esjoled into, the support Of a party
70 ntAr'y allied to thn sutbvrs of nil
our "ott' horn 1n s3mpathy and seu-
t1mebt. r,tt easy aid do &hetEv-r PROSE
H,iz.nR NAY Or necessary ut home; such
truth to admit tu2t there ara m nv tr,,c snl.
o'trs vt bave stsots y rsonul prrfrrenc.s
Which Would lead 10 the SELECTION of anu ehtr
cal otdat1 tlap Lii. Lincoln, were It 1onrerao
opeu Question: bnt the parawount and pra-
dominant CONVICTION that thu tuaoa.e,a a.
Chicago sold ont. wholly and uneauty1,cally.
t. hHterH o. the ar, optu aud uvo sat frIends
Of JEFF. Davis and his bloody crew: aud its
films. platform, AID Its candidates. aud ali
its sutT"unoibgs, associations, counestious.
Sid alliances. aggregate and singular aee so
@ed0t' 10 open. detaht 1rsaton. thatnp mar-
gin is ltts Tor ltl1t cr vartas.cc and the soldier
Rul vote 1utt ar be- will fight -Ht,b and for
sbose who uphold 'he came Of the Union.
the r]aptrnp Of politicians may do yery
well to mix In with poor whisky, a. Sons
on tbe * ksrnish Iiues and ia the 1ret}chcs.
way from wife, children, and home. snffSr.
70 Z IN hoes ttals. end 5tng upon The field. in
otiebse OF the Government aud great prjn-
',plt, ts quite another affair, and meRnr
Tbs Commander aud Chlst at
th1 Arm'ss OF the Union mnst be a man Of
20 oou ustful 10; atty, UT uncertain snrrnund.
ngs. Would to God thas tue people at ho1ne
we're as sound nHd 1esu}ate, svi4;cauv and
,a.iiol1ca1t, as thosr brave, enduring zen.
~ ZIG atou| BETA
, 1864-09-09
f1NAfs;fsi, 3Nip salAesS %tzs'lAt,4

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. & 1884.
Tie detnohd lot Ioune1 c,ntfnuea large, out the
tEpE'y is abundant Tor first cass legitimate piper
-nous nther receives any consideration. The T9l'
une It currency is larger than for some days pts.
but'te deficiency Of tue sm11ler denonins ions II
continually increasing, to ths grest alarm Of bank
ers and brokers. Most Of the emsll grsenhacks and
Nationals are tsken to the country to purchase
eraio, cattle and swine, and arc ROW quietly rest
fre In the pockets of farmers and deore1s who, as
In da5s OF yore. are not compelled to foFce them
back into the market to purchase the nectssa1ies
OF Life. Wet:ern farmer IL now IN out-ot.debt,
Independent citizen, condition thaf Ia now 10
many Of them. Long may they cout,uae 70.
E1chJnce ia lftt.e sitter today, owing to the
pfeecDce in dnancfs circles OF an Increased anoxat
of eurzrrcy. There s ru change to note in quofs-
tora-1z@2s discount buying; kG24 scl!lug-t,se
former rste over the coanteT, and tho LATTER 70
brother bankera.-
Thrprodace markets Stastan4 today sabmst1ed
to decline-dour about Is cents, and wheat 3xaN
ce1te. The tendency Of t1o market will contiruc'
strongly in that direction. The PRICES OF produ=e
are hlehf- than circumstances win much 1onge*'
permit. TIC e7ops are 1H.nense, and money
will be vcry tcarce, owing to cir
cumsta1 ceG Which We have b:reto!d.c enumer-
ateo We see 7o'2scape ftum a u1zekct depreciation
IN prices-
There Was FSnic N tue new kottS Rtel mafse
to-day. and s1r!pe%h.tie one here. The cause Of
1t II hot apparent, unless It be tho ren7arksble
stTfaRGucy in the c.oney market In that city. he
cloiIan's prospects, cerfatn'y have nothing to do
with It, while re Link Linco1u's h.rs:. The for.
mcr's are as dirk III ::ie damning treason u bis
bssacr-, while those NJ the latter daily BRIGHT
e1.hg. The following sic the quo:ationst
ea'soJaraes Boyd, ffoEs*nsv Yosk:
1860 q: m-....-....24t 3Wp. m....-...,.1T
5a3Se 3ksS a.:: No.: ::ss* rs sA'p' n':.'.s's'<
Ths .uarEst here opezet weak at 40 land d.
eli1.sd TO a3s. closing hes77- Government 6.aos
are f1zt as1l34 buying t:tK seuiug.
The Hhule humber Of Nt&ionsI Banks tc -thlF
time Is frs hu11ged and eight with total c:piscl
OF eieht5ttroc millions thzs7 hundred and sixty
four tle.haud' doiars.
TIE Irene Of csz1ency to tho Natier,al Banks .or'
the weeE ending, Saturday. sept7mbcF 3, we're TO
millions a!ghtecp shousand tvt huRdrcd dola.R-.
The totas TO date auoanse tn forty-f7ve mil long
four hundred and esyenty seven thousand sayees
hundred AID dsty do1ars-
NEw Y1Eec, ,6To1x. MAnKEr.-Tho following are
the auot.lious tor Sept. 8. receiver hy T. g. Sal
ton.tan Il Ces, -cUc1mAs1ou, etocE and BOND pro-
kerr 81 ClarRatteef. ChtcaeO:
, 1864-09-09

The. 139rh RaxtmeAt ul1Do1s Vp1a.

... ...,. CAIRO. Sept D. 1854
Ths term oi-scrvice of this regiment cx-
pIres on the STU inst Th& boys for some
time have bud their hearts aet unoa speedy
return hone hnt early Sunday morning
last, circular WAS received t2om Gen. Paine,
commanding this district, zal!.ng upon the
rtct.pert to yo1untfer to -.1nxin for t1fteen
da3e alter the txpitation Of their time. A
mcctIsx Of the rcg1a.era-al ana line officers
vas at tnce calIe.1 and 1ac circular laid before
1hru 4 vote ~as tt&en SIS to hos many Of
thea would remaip~ Every officer atoaee
sp5sug to his feet 9Th enthusiasm to remain.
II tie evening at dress parade, The vote Of
The regiment - taken. Il was formed In
hollow square. Speeches we're made by the
: Chaplain, the Iteut Colonel. the Major, the
Qua1te,mas4sr, The Adjutsnt, the Surgeon,
followed hy tie singing Of stlrrttg song,
*.Ne'u rally 4ound the flag, boys" the
regiment joining 10 the chorus.
The vote WAS then taken vi1a uocs. Out OF
soHe Fix hunured present, all voted aye to
remaining except parhaps Some twenty Or
tNeIty' i've. So The regiment remains In
| sersice for the fifteen extra daIR- They arc
promised active service. The boys believe
IL "oid Abe" and General PAlne, and whca
a4htd to extend their etay under tue orders
ot the Gsnersl for tlfteea days, theY were
NOT The pol1roonA TO draw back They felt
1nllse to stay and help Uuele Samuel, over
any little Pihch be n,lg ght be In ,ust now or
Il ~ Aose AHuo IN any NtUe e1tfH Job thAt
General PAine might be concoctIng Tor the
disconivst Of our Southern brethFen,n So
the 1,ienos at home must wlit q little
I lorger" before they can meet and greet their
returning brayes This patriotic ac;ion Of
the 1871 ia the more conspicuous from
the fact that eome other regiments OF
the hundred dagers lave voted not to remain.
Our regiment goes in not only for tne 1f:
|. teen e1ua days, but for '*Old Abe" for the
next President. Fremont never has had a
| ZANE 10 live, even while he Is d~ad, in thig
regiment Mcclellan, like Confederate
m01ey, is = ruirons discount The Chicago
Convrpt,on dzi We The last nail in tie '.Youue
Na2eleon's" coffin. The epltaph OF history
above lis cold remsirs after mkt Novemhe.
will be, *sH,c joost," and the nation Will add
deTou,ly, :" Rqnt.se seot in pao.." 6herman'a
great Victory has knocked the bott ID cleas
ont Of the old copper hottomed tub Of the
"Peace Democracy" hereaway- Since hear.
ing the Iews 10 look at them che would
tAirk cone Of "the leaders" had gone into
the wholesale face trade. ceiling face By the
foot, gard or rod, 80 elongated do their
counter auces appear. Well, let them elon-
gaze. The case with them Is beyond cure,
I for the people will have honest Abraham for
President onc mo1e term nt least 1T.
, 1864-09-09

Hcas-Rsce1pss- - day at tse vs.ioa, Yards, ab,u.
76 ekcxs. Ea.efld eates, !. IT $7aas.75 ior
.tee3 t5eGank& s9+xal'.za:nr oacoa aoss. Ths
IN k6fA ea: Slle<a17Io p 10 Da The
- "a 9<en fully. a. ac.ivs as It was 3e4
75e1tra hogs prices hare been
s95k er; sanslsg & ssA'ah IS aaz5o q LED
11EEERe efn tcss=eas quota IN ADVANCE "a the mar
Us tho hEheae psies q-otod n one
1nssLsce. :oz les of.:2 heEd ct ssessoa c:rnfsd
tcts well hing s:3 ~. sod--o uuat'sy, :. ti2so.
1is 10, Ecwere.. the hi:heit rr.eo evevs,d n Enl-
csRo for hoes. snd 1ost ns u hopu thct "a the high
cIt pr,c- thaT eE&r Eiu be paid
Sent ct our Eastern coatsmporarieaa f.w month G,
einte. when Dssf C21:ie had at'anso tho hiahs.t
prices eyer asova IN these Wesses@cstatss, wr.tes
eoEn tss bp Less e1e - Ting .csazy pra;ea" Tor
chstes we're Isds x,:seu own nassssts. and largo
then,- It ao[ iap onAhe but thai tc4 B.ate.
Efbta Will Ct reEEated IN the Afo OF 8uxs bu. va
nno thst tns ai9;5s. ussoss 10 pa n tals m .kss
nere Philsaa:pn.. Ac.. ana tners IS lt:le o1ks
that they viii Eca'za s.4isfkcsa-8 pruts upQn tna
hoaiI eeS they arr huE 1olnE
The receipts sord@s bAvu been ee8rsd ont 81 the
full I1 paid ts5rrday and taase IL liteln aoabr
but lha Ian er supply Wnn1.. havd hsea e%s.ly ris
pEted OF hf fb4 ttpJe rates. WeGat8 te BnIc OF ems
lot Of dtBtskEsed hogs, namely sus head AyaFagins
10 BLU KtLa4x ~
, 1864-09-09
nua nRnacKAr1u LEA DER.

u nss he.n m.t,tr OF astonishment to
rnaux. t,,st August Belmont, well known
molea broker, sh,uld pe 90 eager tor the
rlcctiun To the Presadeu,sal Chair of Gen.
Mcclellan, and ttet be should have spent so
much u,ouey iE pfsrnriug hIs touiuation at.
Chicago. But wien tho 'sets Rrc known, 1t
wlll,be seen thzs Belmoas, ssen IN Chicago.
was epgseed in bis legitimate business Of
u.oney-sbsvlpg.
1t is generally reported W ~ ~ sa a. ~ 'ass .s
Belmont u me nalu W. n.am. otn tn.t ~ us
Rothscolae, anu ~ ,s.e,a+as - ~. 49,
their agent IN the oLlna '.aes anrnn.s.s ~ a.so
true that the kotnscnua' ..a. nA'e p.
about tnree-1oartee o. ,ae ~ s'.ar.s nsra w oxat @
eolo ~ hu a..l" .an..,.n, ~ ~ anrcnsstng 1t .hont