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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-06
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Sin Sen. Wtajpr 9ir: Sine 9epel6e BON
Sen. Grants 6%auptquartier bon 9eltern NbenS
8 nbr melpet, oab am 6reitag 9tbenb nm z
ubr Der Seino pl6blih einen Mngriff auI
Smiths Brigade ppn Gibbons 9ipilion ma6te.
Der 8ampf barerte nit 9roBer @utb iiber cine
babe Stunbe unO Der 9tngriif par slriifge=
i6lugen. SMITHS Gerlulte iino unbeoeuteno.
Ian 1 llbr NbenOs feI @iliOn NIT ietner
Gapallerie elmer Brigade pm 6e6tS 9iuiiiUn
in Den NIden. 9ielelbe par bon See beoroert,
leinen linfen Slieel su umgeben unb 8urnfioe
einSuidlieBen. Stab einem i6arfen @efe6te
brabte tie g8tlion in llnpronung uno 1labn1
ibnen einiae Gefangene alb. Sen bdrteiten
@ioerltano ~leitete Gdroen8 9ebelen SAP.
Brigade. @dbreno bes engagements nit oerz
ielben perlpr er mebrere Oif5iere /; barlnter
Sol. 8reitpn, 1. GermOnt Gapy %9etDbtet; Gpl.
benjamin, 8. Ng. @ap., idmer perwunoet II.
Sen. Stannaro pom 10. Gorps, f6wer pers
tpunoet. Ser 8erluit an Spbten, 8erpunOeten
uno 8ernliBten pdbrenp Der preitagi9en Opera
tipnen bel Gplo !6arbpr betrd3t nab ben pffiz
sielen 9tapporten 1900 Wfann.
!6eute Wlprgen a. fanO man, pab Der
Seino ieinen linten 8li9el suridgeSogen bate.
5000 Mlann iino 9eitern iber SPORT Nopal
bier angefpmmen.
Ser telegraph Spii6en Gleenpitpne II. Sort
Wlpnroe lit nod unterbrohen.
Sine 9epelde BON Sen. Sherman bonn 4.
SUM, 10 Weilen BON Marietta, ia9t, oab fem
Infer Sligel idnumtlide StraBen pom Sioen
big CUR Giienbabn uno Ndswortb beoedR. Seine
Gapalerie pat in 9tdsmprtb uno bat ben At=
Ianta 8ab beieBt.
Seine weiteren miIitdriiden Ga6ri6ten iino
einserpfen.
Gbm. W. 6~tanton.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-06

Ser 5eiao srtff au6 Sen. guilers gtnte,
oterbalb Bermuda 9unorebs onl Nlittmo9
Nbeno an, es mar ibm babel beIpnoers parlm
sa tbun, uniere Parrott Sanpnen in feline @e@
malt Su befcmmen, bod Der Angrif wlrpe nit
grpbem &erluit ieinerieits surldgei6lasen. 9as
@efedt bauerte big 9rnneritag MOrsen uno
Der 6eino puroe poQitdnoig suridgeIAlaaen.
llnlere @erlliIte paren aerina.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-06
NhefreM34

Sd made titrmit tie Nnpiee, taB metre @befrdn Gbrt
fine Deubel meine QDrbnuus pbne metn Q1tRen uuo DtGen
seriaHsn pa une CT Iu6e %tiefelte, btnnen "a Sturten Surnds
iuipmmsn, pirriseniaas ib mid ais sei6teeen bstraGts unb
trarne Sebertnann. ttr naf raetnen Namen 5u bergen.
(WcDi) Nbam DEUEL.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-06
. Meneifrs BON Der syrnnt.

6lrd,tbdre 6dnOnnte om Opmnerffag. Ordnf
0lrimee anaebiidb iiber rem GhifabpmimD. Gr treil
Ben Isinb ppr tid Der.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-06

zines OampfcrS rurd MarmaSute'S
5treitnnad)t. Sic gtcbeIen maridbiren gesen SMs
OaiS Bluff.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-06


@afbin t Q n, 4. SUM-. Ser 9ampfer
State Of Maine fam eegen 10 llbr beute Mpr=
gen bier an uno bra9te APO @erpunoete. Die
9a61idten bes Connecticut weroen b%eitdtist.
Inter ben 8ermunbeten befnoet iid Sobn
q. Stuff BON Der 5. MiG. Gap., pelder ben
3ebellen General Stuart eri6oiIen bat. !6uff
uno feline &ameraoen er5dblen, paB ibr 9iegt. Su
iener 3eit feline 8pitipn perdnperte. Ser SeinO
itanb rireft in Der 6rpnte uno Elm feinoli6er
Off5ier madte ii6 DEFENDERS our6 fprtpdbrens
be5 Gontmanoiren ilnb M~npronun9en bemerf=
bar. 6uff bat Ieinen Sol. I'M GrlaubniB, benz
ielben megSnpuBen. Die GrIaubniB plroe be-
reitrpilligit ertbeilt uno i'm nd6iten @n9enblid
paro Der Commandments, Der iid alS General
Stuart eripieb, cine 2eide. Stuff 1T elmer Der
beiten Sdlben in ieinem 9te9iment.
Inter ben eingebradten @efahsenen befinoen
i6 sipei 6rauenSimmer in BOILER Offi3iers@unlz
form; Die cine ais gapaaeriezS Sergeant, Die an@
Oere ais lieutenant eiaer 8atterie, pelde nns
defenders incommpoirte uno ppm Der perfleioeten
Dame conraneirt ipuroe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27

81 IN Block number twelve 12) Township thirty Ace
90 North Of Range ten (1O East Of the third prtnc
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
st. Louis Alton and hicage Z. q.
Notice of AGMiDistrat0TS Sale

Il1 Nrtue oil an ordeI and decree of the County
~ Court OF Ill County, Illinois, made on the ne
hon Oh the undersigned administrator Of the estate
oi James Shell for leave sell the real es.
tate oislI deceased at the last August term said
courts to-wit; the 18th day OF August A. D. 1884,
sha!l or the I'D day Of October seSt, between the
houss OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ of said
day. sell at public SALE at the north of the Court
house in the c'tl OF Joliet in eaid Will County the
following described real estate, situate the County
Of viii and state OF illinois, to wit: The undivided
half of the k4st half OF the North East quarter OF
Section No thirty two (32) in Township No thirty-tve
1857 North Of Range No. nine 10y East Of tn, third 3d)
principal. MERIDIAN Onhaininl forty more or
less cash. credit OF Dot less than six months
nor than twelve mOnths--the purchaser to give
approved personal security. and mortgage pFemi
ses sold, to secure. the purchase money.
THOMAS ii. WIDNEY,
Administrator Of james Shell.
Senfember g. 1854. l3Jw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
NOTICE
NOTICE.
FSTATF 0R RRAsTUS COLE nECD

DUBLIC Notice IL hereby given. that on the Third
II Monday of Neveaber next, (being the 2lst day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County couat Of
will County at the Court House in the city of Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
aRainst the estate of ErAstus Cole late Of said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants
notified and requested to attend and present their
Claims in writing. agaiu said estate, for adjustment
An persons indebted said estate II =, request
ed TO make payment the undersened without DELAY
ALMoN WILDER, Executor.
Dated Sept. 20 1854 MS ev
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
WILCOX GIBBS
s Z " IN G NJ ACHIN

WILL SITCU. HEN. FELL TUCK. CORD. BIND
w BEND. QCILT and EMB'uIDEE beautifully. II
will with the finest needle and thT'ai run from per
teCt work on he finest Nainsoon. gvcr the heaviest
hea'eI-c!oth and cOWhide with no charge Of needle
thread tension
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27

GERMAN PAPERS and BOOKS. as the =
w Post o6lcs News Depot.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
Auction sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
Il conveyance with power Of sale contained there
M executed by Thomas Harris and Catharine Harris
his vito as grantors, to David NJ Harris as grantee
therein bearing date the 31st day Of January A. D.
iaay and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of
VIII county IN the state Of Illinois, I'M Book 60 of Re-
cords on pages 32S and $780, default having been made
IN the OF the promissory notes therein des
abce, will sell at public vendue 10 tbs bigbsst Iiddr
inr cash IN hand on the 9TH day of0cober A. D. 1864
Drtwetn the honrs OF one and three o'clock p NJ Of
that day at she front door of the Court House an Az
city OF Joliet County and State aforesaid the follow
ng described premises situate in said County of Will
OF the North east quarter of Section tbirtv,Io n5
the nudlved one half Of the east half Of the North
quarter o. Ine same Section all in Township No
third principal meridian, together with the snnnr
tenances thereunto belonging in any wise snpsr
taining-sald sale toOe without redemption ana 49,
or deeds will he executed to the purchassr az 49,
.chaseTs Immediately upon such sale " Pur-
Dated Joliet Sept. 8. 1864. "a hAkkls.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
CHOICE PRAIRIE Iawn.
To Leas. for Ftx. w..

GEcIIoN q, one Of ;be best Sections IN IN. -,
- Manhattan, eleven miles south F..t - toHn o.
be let Tor the above term Of years IN - VII
than 20 acres F the mere fencing, br..tss< 80
Several psrssus b. snclo.an. N. .....-,s
mon held could make the rent cons - !. 20 con-
Aodress ne subseTiesr through TIE Jois' - eeen
~ 70 NM personally IN nsnhsttoa near ts p1.rs
Jan. %, 1864 -. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
DR.. STRICKLAND'S
ieIleiifluOUs Cough BaISam,

GtURES Coughs Colds, Sore Thrnat, Asthma and
~ Consumption. II is only necessary for any on.
troubled with these Complaints 20 try hottie of
Stric khan d's NJ elliluous Cough b alsam
to nee them that it is the best preparation evrr
used 1t not only cures the above a nectans of the
Throat and Luu"s hug it Night Swuats and Spit
ting OF Blood and is and excellent garglrfor any kind
OF Sore Thr"tt. 1t j. pleasant rake aud safe med
icIne for il flut1. Price 81 cents per bottle.
For nle 10y Druggists generally rmay l7-lv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF WILL }ss
WIN county Circuit Court Of the Oct. term 1864
IN CHANCERY

"" NOuuhy circuit Court Of the Oct. term 1864
IN CHANCERY.
Nancy Stevens, Executrix. Lewis X Stevens and
Thomas j. Stevens Eecutnrs of the last will and -
lament OF Robert Stevens Decreased "
VS..
James kercheval Martha CuIbertson and rr,or,. =,
CuibertsOn her hushalId Dizzy Waterman and Job,, -
Waterman. her husband, Reuben Karchar,i ~ y.
Lar sh ndTOliyer B. F. Larsh her husband Ai a'Iy
KeTcheVal, Jane kercbeV5l Mary Rountree CLorIa.
ROuutree. Arm Rountree and Lewis Rountrna. = MI
A kF1DANlT Of the non-residence OF Reuben H.
IA cheval, Mary Larsh and TUliver b. T. Larsb bar
husband, ALBERT 4. keTchrval. Jane KerCheyaI Jobn
II. Kercheval Mary Reuntree, Charles Rouutree A.
Rountree and Lewis ROuntree of the ndauts
in the above entitled cause in said court having haen
filed in the Office Of the clerk of the said curt :
Notice is hereby given to the said Reuben Kercheya
Mary Larsh and TOliver b. +. Larsh, her husband
AlUert 4. KeTcheVal. Jane KeTcheval, John H. Ker.
cheyal, Mary Rountree Charles ROuntree, Ann Roun-
tree and Lewis Kountree that Nancy Stevens, Execu
trix. Lewis X. Stevens aad Thomas J. Stevens, Ike
eu'ors Of the last viii and testament Of Robert Stevens
deceased, filed their bill Of Complaint in said Circuit
Court the chanceTy side thereof the thiTtieth
day of July. 1854, and that summons thereupon Is
sued out said aaiBst the said defendants named
in SAID cause returnAble the first Monday in 0cto
Der next by law required
Now unless you the said Reuben Kercheva Mary
Darsh ard TOliver b. Il. Larsh her husband, Albert
=. Kercheval, Jane KerchevRl. John II. Kercheval
Mary ROnntree, Charles ROuntree, Ann Rountree and
fore thu said Circuit Court of Will County the
day OF the next term thereof to be holden at the
Court House in the CITY of Jo et in said county on
the nFst Monday OF October Xt, (1S6l) and plead
answer or den ur1O the said complainants bill If
Complaint aforesaid thu same and the mattars and
things therein charged and stated, will be taken as
confessed y you aud decree will be entered against
Won according to the prayerOf ead bill of complaint
B. F.RUSsEBI,, Ciork.
Joliet, AHg. 2, lsc4. sew,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27
FOB SALE

Or call and view the premises.
June 1853. ..-...-.. 52-9u
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-27

Farmers, I'd Ovaers Of dwellings, lcok 10 yos,r int
rests, and insure this = HOME COMPANY . ~
sasI yod The best Of indemnify al far rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21


Beea-Frstqusty 81 aSl IS Per Joe n on the total
Third do. 9 5O9 10 90 } and dressed beet
EI. and Pre-. u O-0 10 10
Work~g OIs.S 0Oa $3.50. OF according to their value as
beef
IilcA CoO.-sJ9asSo; Extra ssSa SIS; Ordinary s25
zeal Cai,e,-s7ds2 y head or 6d8c. y 10, 1.-Two weight
Sheep and LaHJ,8I d9ic 4 h Oh 1--we weight; extra t and
heavy. "a n l0c.: sheared. itattc.
Hdss9i 1oic- Calf skins, 20d2Ss Talow, 9Ssic. Pels,
Srfne-WholesAIe, s,09ic. retail, sdllci Fat Hogs.
gl09.c.
The market opened yesterday morning CANT ridge with
cattle OF all sorts so ofwhch mch
lot from Maine and another from Vermont the latter
picked up by dAer for his retail trade There
report Of rom $40 to 900 head Western their way
Brighton aud but fS of the wholesale butchers on
ground The dOycfs claim that prices Ic Il 70 lower than
i..t week. The droycrs admit that tmde not quick
week but deny that they can buy that much owvr
Very evidently however market ayors tho buyer lower
estimates made and larger shrnkase allowed II the
prices are asked.
Including four FIVE carload. ofcAtts received last Friday
found g3 Western cattle Brighton Of decidedly better
quality than the average for months past There were
about lO hoad Of good State CATTLE and 80 from Maine making
large supply Here also, tho droyors claim that they
selling at quite discount om la,t weeks sales The
lot Of rich steers sold l2Ic 80 ccn from live weight
for Of said they fully equal those ho resed last
week ut &c., ~ shrinkage.
The number Of sheep large this week also last
week aud the butchers have tried hard buy cheaper Some
lots wee yarded which Ia done unless the bids and
efcr vary considerably The dOyer say there is &C.
n difference.
Mich Cows sell according quality at all prices; little
call tor Working Oxen shoes higher Calves plenty, poor
and dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

ASHES are in limited request but tie supply is moderate
and the reaction In Exchange tends 10 par buoysncy "a The
market; small sales Of Pots Al 90 and Pears al IL.
BEESWAH has been in good request ut slight concesson
with saes OF 5,CtO ID Western at 57d 58c., cash.
COTTON-The business 10 day has b.en much better
der improved demand o both spccuaors and manuact
urer and the market closes w tone Ut advance OF
Middings.
COtFEE-There has been little or nothing done since our
last but the market considerable tone and closes
strong The light stocks here and tie way and expected
higher duty give great strength to Coffee and unless
material decline should take place in gold holders confident
Of their ability maintdn present prices We quote good
prime Rio binary 10 fair do. 43l d45c AL fair
good csrgoes do 44I5c; lava, IQ55c Lagusya aud Mara
caibo at q; ASS. Jamaica, SJa+ all mos, and st. DO
ningo 3Si d+Oc. ,ctsh.
CHlCCOHY-There has been little doing since our last but
in anticipation Of increased du the views Of holders
very strong aid b eI rates arc dcaDded Prime German
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
COURT CALENDAR-THn DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--CRcUTr.-Part I.-Adjourned
without day. Oyer and Terniner-Adjourned TO MondaY
next-Psrt IINos 1877, 40 90, 1885, $50 1870 ia@S e.
ilOe lo92 r. 6o4 5 92 473 800 ll66 1873 900 1907 PaS
l-Eos 6l7 225 8l3 1899 1929 1891, So 2A OIL, Liza
l243, 1857, 567, 1895 sS5, 35, 1851 ll3 1888 S9.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEclAL IERM.-lssues Vi Id"
and iact-Nos. 49, 81, 273, 2sl, e. -. o.ox
SUPERIOR CoURT-Psrt Mos. 1861, 1851, 36g3
1913 SIS 1901 $500, 1911, 3973 1891, $500 1885, ass7 ~
1901. a.,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAsLTrial Term.-Ad-
ouned for the The General Term win be In session
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-Nos. AZ, II, IL, "A, Uc
&c. Is, W, 81, Ga 80 "a, u, %, g. q, %. 81, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-APnA
90-Before Commissioner WHITE.
THE FoRGERIES ON THE suB-TREAsURY.
TIE United siltes ast' ychh W. huhtef'

Tie United States agt. JOIN W. Huhtef : .
This case was resumed this afternoon. In the
absence Of Judge Peepon Mr. Webster conducted The
case for M Hunter The District Attorney stated that befors
h. rested bis case he wished Mr. Cisco few qs
tons a. to the Identification of his signature messelsez
brought IN wo, that Mr CISCO would be present to-day
and tie said that he would thea close his
with that exception .
tense.
The only witness examined for tho defense Fredc
Ogden, son Of the Auditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
NIII1IR.

T receipts OF new have continued 10 in,se and prices
have steadily aud rapidly declined The inside price on
day the outside the next The decline since our last IL
fully lOc Buyers do not purchase freely they look for
further decline aud the whole tendency Of the market IL de-
oidedy downward. Ibis White Butter will not keep
and there IL strong disposition the part Of The ceys TO
let prices Apwn 10 hgufe ct which will sell freely. Old
Of choice quality not in the market Poor old Western Dss
sold Of quotations. We quite;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
SUPERIOR CoURT-srKcrAL TERx-APsn 1-Bsfos
Justice RoBERrsoS.
DECIsI0Ns.

Andrew I. Getty ct al. agt. Malcolm Campoeu.
See opinion with Clerk. Marx kohn sgt. Philip Freyss-
Bail reduced 81 so, without prejudice TO motion on tho
part Of the defendant to reduce still further adas on
hs part Babete Bek sgt Charles BeE-Moion for leave
70 and file supplemental denied with III costs
David Carr Frederick Wehrnann ct al and four other
suIhc form OF the order may be settled on two days no.
tice The reference to be made to Murray Hoffman esq
Alexander Annette sgt. Thomas Kerr CT sL-Cass settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

sHErr, market active and 900 head wcre disposed
OF at selr. u ID, gross
Hoas-prces have advanced slightly AID $50 head were
dispo, Of II TO i3 y 100 10, cccordng TO quality
ows-The sale Of Cows amounted 20 225 head at prices
ranging so to $40 for SPrngen and from $50 u go
for Cow and Cali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEcrAL Txnx-APRn -
before Judge BRADY

IppelIlt Hge. MAIetZtA.-AOUOn uenIeu VIII w
to abide event without prejudice 70 the oefeoate
rigit TO renew on payment OF Slg costs.
Allen sgt. Allen.-Judgne Of divorce granted
Williams egt. The Trademarks Insurance Company.-ko
ton denied without costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
Receipts Of Prnduce

April 2057Oo bbls Flour Y0 bbls. whisky 1880 bbls.
Corn Meal, 10000 bnsh Wheat bush Oats 100 pigs.
Lard go pkgs Butter, a ps Ashes 200 pkg Petroleum,
$500 pkgs. Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
philadelphia Cattle HInrket-APRIL %.

The supply Of Beef Cattle this week amounted head
The market ws not active but former prices well
maintained Common and ordinary Cattle sold from ~
% tIJ Y loo ~ and prime and extra Of from sHto eI6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-A7RII so.-BefOre JUSTICE
PRCkuAm
DECISIONs.

In re. the application Of Thomas Ihacher Tor
uandamus ACT The Board Of Managers Of YORK CONNER
eial Association Alternative nandsnns granted
Before Justice BARNARD.
The American Guano Company as. the u D. Ouano Com'
pany. -Order settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
w. Wb.IrsnIe Price. OF Country Produce.
For The WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY. April 90 1904
IRruorfed .nuressly for Iug Y TufnuSP

Tor The WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY. April 20, lBOA
Reported expressly for THg \. Y. THiBUSR
Shippers Of produce In order o. realize the highest market
pisces for their cODsgnnents should heed the following Ia
st-lcti0ns:
aTk the ooIgnee's plainly and neatly upon each
psage to be shipped together with your private
pI9lk, and also the contents Of the package.
h that the articles IN good order when put into tho
package and that tey put thai they cannot bTe VI
spoil ga the way.
Send invoice TO tho eonsignee by mail Immediately on
GipIlent OF goods.
reputation tor count, weight tare kc Il very
valuable fase mtgks only discredit brand pug
cers ous m iUtue TO the dadyAn,sg. Of the shipper
IL l. well 0r shipper to have uniform his
ges IA order tnat buyer should be pleased viii puI-
chase lie would know how 10 lind another.
kesness and cleanliness Indispensable
The following the wholesale c0muis.iOn prices for bona
hce saLos Of good articles, IN good orders
BEANS AND PEAs.
The demand has been good for Medium snd the receipts
being light and the stock much reduced prices have advanced
Marrow. have been du and the outside rate Of last not
having bosn obtained. reduce our quotation Kidneys
have been IN fair request md choice higher Canada Pea.
advanced TO 81 rs under tie gold excitement but again
de- ned and ARA W. mott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

Boston Cattle HInriscs,

Al CAMBRIDGE AND Brighton.
Reported yr Tug TRIBUNE for "a. cek tnding Ueja>sfdp
Aptd 20. 1864
The following Ia the Of stock reported at market:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
FKESH MEATS.

Dressed Hogs have continued and IN demand and
prices advanced Light especially and wanted
GAVE. continued In coed demand poor hight stock has
been plenty really tat and TN. scarce and rather better
sheep have continued and H. demand and prices have
further improved only he fat full wooded Sheep, however,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

Pigeons connue csrceuud high but not quite up 10 the ra
OF our last English ,npe rather more plenty and lower
Duck. AZ arriving very freely. We quote:
Pigeons. fight. l.aihcTed q doz....... a. 2 90
Pigeons. Gi-ht. picked Y d0z........... m q y
KnFish 81 Pc = doz .............,.". 40 z %
Ducss, Aalard and blaes, y pnir.''''. - - - -
bucEs, Canvas brk, Pir'....'..'' " a. =
Ducks, Red Heads, q pHir............ - t.tV - -
Uucks, Small and Common. - % - Sit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

The stock of old Cheese well down and prices remain
FIRM arrived very limited extent and has hffdy
,od In efficient ouautity to esab ish rate Sales have been
mad M c Fnrh Dairy IN very small compass aud very
fly he'll Jobbins being made al &C. above our rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

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Inc s,ill a d1vnwsrd tendency to-spy We quote:
State and Jersey, T. oz...H....-,...........2 ART
Western " aoL''''''''''.
Canada b doz.
Egg Oats, y bush, good. Gdo
FRUITS.
The receipts have eeassd considerably, prices have been
easier sud the mar s.et quiet.
APFLys-Wo Tuote:
Hoxbury It,isses, 2 bbl.............f3 IS d$i 10
Godeu Russetis Dbl ............... 90 q %
torsrcn snd poor ~ bbl.........,.,,. 20 ~ %
CRASEGRiuEs-Stocs pretty well eIhassed. We know Of
soU, lots mat would bring the outside rates Of our last
We quote: ......,.o.
Long Island. upland, q bbi.........Sll Goa lJ 20
jersey and Caps Cod y bbl............ cO~ II o.
DRIED FauTsIhe demand for Apples hss been greater
and prices have been paid Other And unchanged
We quote:
dried Apples, sliced, 3 ,s..............". a
Dried Apples, choice new u b........... stdlO
Died ppcs, good 20 choice. old. & D..... 8i0 "
Peaches peeled state new. v B...........25 an
PcaCheo. Wupcccd. & b...........'''.'''.''ti 1l5
fluins new. p n..........................lI dl3
ftt.-tCheuies new, Y D.................b as
Cherries. with pits, y b....................- q
Rsspbeuie-, black, new, e iD..............B d13
Blackbeuies, new, y t..,,..............'.iS GlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
The return IL thus:

certify that on the 18th day Of April 1884, at tie CRY Of
Newly ofa served Horace Greeley the individual Hen'
toned in the within copy ords the original order Of which
the within true copy by delivering to and leaving the saa
couy with the si Horace Greeley personally ~ ire same
time lei. with hirn copy Of The NEW oKk DAILY TRIBUNE
OF April H. 1904 containing article entitled and beaded
Judicial Outrsge.'-lsth OF April 9, n