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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ELECTORS AT LARGE:
ROBERT L. JOHNSON. Of Cambria County
RICHARD VAUN, of Philadelphia,
DISTRICT ELECroEs:
l. William Loughlin,
2. Edward r. Helmbvld,
3. Edward 2. Dunn.
j. Tros. Mccullough,
g. Edward 7. Hess,
8. Philip s. Gerhard,
Z. GeorgeG Leiper,
8. Michael Seltzer.
Q, Patrick M'Avoy,
10. Thomas II. Walker,
II. Oliver $. Dimmick,
u. A. B Dunaing,
IL. Paul Beidy,
H. Robert Swciuforl,
IS. john All,
l6. Henry c. Smith,
II. Thadlcgs Eaa:s.
10. Hugh Montgomery,
n. 1oan y. I~w.ps
20. Jos y. Thompson,
-. Rasee,rs "rn~g
-. James 70 sr~~.
% TiAipo Er.atz.
81. a -. Iru.g-.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

Every Soldier Shouli Have Them.
FROM r. T. Hcintze!man, .Sl,var,y
27d Reg, p z; Your medicinal Uro.
nara'ion Brown Bronchial Troehesl
is certainly valuable to soldiers in the
field, and I feel satisfied, if generally
adopted At the hospitals, many aleeplcss
nights Of the weary soldier would be
ayertod. Our re-iment are now tcs,ins
their qualities, and I believe are all sat.
isfoa with their good effects in alcvi.
ating those distressing affections of the
throat arising from cold and exposure.
They are now daily prescribed in our
hospital and at the surgeons morning
call" Sold everywhere at "a els. per
b.v.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

TuE LOST FOUND We have just
learned, before going to press, that
Lieut. j. c. Luther; who for sometime
past was missing and thought to be dead
by his friends, has turned up prisoner.
The news was quite treat for his aged
Father and Mother, who had given him
up az lost,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08
No IS

U V D. l.sa & J
Remember that Tuesday next,
lis the day Of election.
Vote early and sec that your
neighbOr votes. Every vote will
be of the greatest Importance.
The larger the Democratic
vote now, the more sure will
our state be for Gen. Mcclellan
i'm November.
The encouraging u.s. from all parts Of
the Thee progresses gorjousy Little Xix will
!espond, with q sweeping vote for Little Mac.
Abraham behold the handwriting on tie wall
Let every conservative man
be sure that he does his whole
duty on Tuesday next.
IeE1HEENTRER Mcclellan is
for the Union at all hazards,
Lincoln for Abolition at all llaz-
ards.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

Dcmycr.lG. Dj ,r' Nataa''2as.
CONGRESS.
WILLIAM BIGLER, Of ClcarGeld Co.
ASSEMBLY.
DR.. 7. j. BOYER, Of ClearGold Co.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08
: --lH CHAPLIN & WILBUR -..-


Attorneys and Counsclers at Law, OGfic
in Chapiu's Block. Ridgway Elk CO. Pa
Particular attention given TO collections
aud ali monies promptly remitted. Will
also practice in adjoining counties.
ALSO. Branch of the National Claim
Agency of Washington D. c., conducted BY
Harvey, Collins and Bruce, for the prose
cuiion before Congress, The Court of Claims
q nd the Departments Of Government at
Washington, d. c., appli ;ations for In, a.
lids Widows and Mothers Army Pensions,
Soldiers Claims for bounty Money and ar
rears Of Pay, Patents, Bounty Lands, extra
Pay and general claims against the Govern
meut or Departments thereof Of whatever
character. Those wishing applications of
the above nature will be promptly and salts
fsctorilY accommodated b. applying to the
above named firm.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

KEEP II BEFORE TIE PEOPLE, that
Mr.. Scofeld, Republican candidate for
Congress in this DISTRICTS the same
Scofcll who some years ago, when can
dilato for the Stltc Assembly gave his
promlsoin writing to the citizens of St.
MGry's, to do his utmost to remove the
County seat to that place, and at the
same time gave his promise in writing to
tho citizens Of Riigway, 10 oppose such q
removal. This shows the dis honest and
unscrupulou5 character Of the man.
Voters can you swallow him.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

0rOur Convention having neglected
to nominate a Coroner, DANIEL d.
HYATT, ofFox township, has been placed
on the ticket by the County Committee.
Daniel has heretofore served as Core.
nor, and, as a good and faithful officer
should do, discharged the duties Of the
office, to the satisfaction of all. The
faithful should be rewarded.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

The sole issue before the people is
whether the war shall be prosecuted
until the people of the south, are forced
to change their constitution to sui. the
will CT Abraham Lincoln, Or whether
the war shall be at once settled by con.
coding to the people of all the states
the right ofloyh self government, which
the constitution guaran tees, The issue
is war and dts,nioa or peace and union.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

Gl"oE the war commenced we have
been called upon to furnish from 800.
coo to 100000 men per year. From
October 1868 to Nay last, according to
Henry Wilson VIC had furnished $50,
600 men. Since then 100000 man
have been called for this ycar'a service
We cannot estimate on the basis Of the
past. that less than one mtl;,n # a>ty
~ea for nort year's campaign. Ifl.m.
coin Is elected that number will be con.
scgipted, and we believe the next Con
sress will include in the draft all from
ciya5rou 10 ftty, aud will adopt tho
Presidents recommendation and ubni.
ish substitution. Any one who votes
for Lincoln votes for this policy.
The neht of TT,c rour+ru
NJ. -. lI1 rL .,
.,,,Lo,,IJt.os3s,ta3 I'm .'., = ,',I
e,ooo GOO oon M. 49,
49,. ~ C,.. 1,.,. @ = %, d.. ~ T ,Ie
~ 49,, .,., w. ~ - '"' ''', | ~ y
-..oa,t ;,.s.s..'s ,,: 5,t yl,,y,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

WOODS 81 WRIGHT,
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON COUNTY Pa,
nEALERS in Flour, Grain and
UPeed near the Passenger Depot
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08
iSE>gI &c TT.

John Bash, y. kranewcthcr, s. Gai,a.
a. Guire, Peter Audreas, }. Corbe, n.
J. Bradford, ". Gross
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-08

The following list Of drafted men in
Fox and Denznger townships, We copy
rom the notices in the hands Of Mar
iaI Holmes.
, 1864-01-24

Willie PaPe, the boy pianist, is giving con-
ccrts In the provincial towns Of England
with ,Varied success. he has engagements
FOR months ahead.
= - Jenny Lind is to sing at Exeter Hall in
the "Mcsstah' this month, for the benefit Of
The London Ausicul World comes to Us
dressed In mourning for, Thaoge1ly, who,
. though not "a practical musician, counted
, many friends IN the profession. ..---.
DeBeriot. the rinltnIst, :1s almost blind,
and has sold his villa at Etns.H,p
-Maysedcr, the Vienna composer and vio-
llnist, who died few months nso. nGcd sew
enty -four, was deliricous during his Last H.
ness, and In this state thought he was In the
orcheStr0, md initiated the action of per
son playing q violin. Ec died rich and re-
spcctcd, and surrounded by hiA children and
| grandchildren: :" = -
; = Vicu1temrs, the TfoIinfst,- Is playing at
the Monday popular concerts at st. James
-Rossinrs ts Moses IN Egypt il the nu-
I sicaI excitement at Paris, Just now. 81
- scnor Don Ymbezt, 8 spaniard, is giving
[ pianist and q solo tutist. '',~ = 20 -
- Walter Bolton, an English tenor, is sing,
I ing with great eucccsa IN italian opera At
| Trcvieo, In ,Vcnetfa- -. : )"
l. THE. Hueucnots is tue principal attrae:
ton at LaScala, Mslnn, this season. !,
1 Gross and Jarvis, two esteemed musi.
7 clans Of Philadelphia arc giving series o]
/ classical sot1ces Nike those tof Mason md
Thomas. In, the Foyer Of the Academy Of Md.
/ sic In TINT city. The Harmonic Mualca1 30.
T ciety Of Philadelphia, will perform Haydn1
-. .CreatIon'' on the I'd instrr, at the Musical
! Fund BAIL 4- ,--, -: 81
, 1864-01-24

1otal oa-I
Tho follow Ing qre the Of tho value at Beef
Cattle at the close Of tie daily market this evenings:
Prime to extra Huals!es.. o0s5 s
Meelnm lp -
AS the result ofn restricted shipping demand. the
market has been Inore dull md depressed during the
present than the preceding week, and We uote de-
cline on all, excepting extra grades. oSssc y 100 ~
SATURDAY EveE1xa. Jan. :a.-N will from. tho
above tnblfa be seen that with unusually nsnftet
facilities fo the shlpment OF stock, the receipts hsvc
bcep NJ &ty two thouJaud head hkAsttt. this week.
With the loss Of the ptnc1pal part or ukusi ship
ping demand, produced BY the satne.causcs which
have been referred to abuye; the market h2s been
unusually dcpreA cd, and with sven tho reduction Of
&c Per 100 rs On tha quotations OF tic nrecedtng
week. large number oE cattle remain over In the
yards sIfs evening unso1d There has however. been
q slight Improvement In the activity Of 'the
market to-day. a. With recelpta' amoentiak-sv ~
little orcr so head the entered sales arnoune to 1o
prices Ringing from $s158$5S. At the fattcr Quota-
tion ere was but ono lot OF s. head Of very choice H.
noc steers aold at the Southern Yards Seymour to
Hass for New Orleans. The bulk Of sales have been
made at Es:a~s&4.ee 49, :.
&C. nrEr CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Might sold Eewgssa L Co. 10 av l,17s> At $3.50
Young eoId Eosenthal IS av ,do. at esS'H. Hsighs
sold Housley o av 1900 at ss15. Drnlt soad Eosen-
se0 At se-5, G. Adnns sold Grahou IS av sel nt san.
Gcagrn sold C. Kahn. Jr y 10is at 90 Williams
sold Fawsc!t II ~ i .sa1 At s31a = en- . -
Lsy1sn ED Thempsen &C. q sy 1;'a at $3.50 ::
fss$ss; ~ SSE1 sSs. Ss:s = = !;
1ss 1SsEa ea 5Se esya Ssyae5c e 81 s. n f. 4 ss
a. G. WaGasd eod Ramsey .s9 n 1us, a &. =
yf5s see ss SS9e S. E ~ " M 4 ak
KtS|sF KsS sS SGS SSsSs SS%sn 6 & s
baldwin sold shraacr "a. ar i2a0. at el-9o-
, 1864-01-24
FROST AND PEACHES.

We published on Saturday n.ornins two In
respondent, "Rnsnl;2'ttiwho he's visited the
peach districts OF ouratate, nj Golden, Anns,
DC, detailing the effects Of the recent cold
weather upon the pessh trces.' Bis opinion
is. that never within the history Of fruit
growing in the westshas there been such
widespread disaster. There are within the
district which he visited, embracing q radius
Of from fifteen to twenty mites. about 1ao, ,o9o
peach trees. He thinks all are more or less
injured, and nany Of the large trees are dead
to certainty; he would not be surprised to
find most OF them, Of Ill sizes, killed cut
right, while, Mt best, they WILL be Two or three
years in recovering the degree of vitality they
possessed before the disaster. Taking Ut tbs
facts that Sc Rural,' reports Into considelation,
unless the Michigan orchards hare been moro
fortunate, the Northwest VIII be without
peaches, 1t least 1he coming season, and Fitn
hut small supplies for the next two Or tthfse
years, This is sad uewsi Tbs psaeh bAd,6e
~. = -. ,c'-sf
, 1864-01-24

I. N. Stefan hos communicated to the Wen
on The propagation, Of: .heat, and considers
that The results be bas obtained justify the
proposition "tlat hest propagates itself by
radiation with tile rapidity Of light, By trans
mission with the zapldity Of sounds
Skating has ita gossip, and we nse told
the earliest and most accomplished lady pi-
oneers Of skating. This brave fashion. says
the Philadelphia P4e0, hos therefore bravo,
leadership, aud the ladies' will Of course be as
victorious over. winter as our soIdiers.ovc
the rebels: ::
, 1864-01-24

"A Wisconsin recruit, coming in on ra'l-
road track, Was struck by tho engine aud
thrown distance Of nearly sixty feet, and
had both legs broken. When picked up, he
would cot be carried of till he had seen the
engineer. and promised him d Whaling fornot
ringing the bell q,
A memorial is before Congress to ap.:'
poiut commission of scientific and agricul.
tufal nen to explore Eastern Asia for the
acquisition Of agricultural information. The
originator Of the movement ia Or. hacgowau
who hes spent many years in Chtna, -. 49,.
There ara many people In Europe who
believe that NopoIeon has IN. understanding
With Koasuth, nd that while Italy aud Hun,
gary stack Austria, and Denmark attacks
Germany In the North, Franee Will evaouate
Rome and march to the conquest Of the
AAI: -. - hi u! 81.
, 1864-01-24

HIpES-Morket tolclHbiJ act!se. with no quote.
bic change prevsous the1r y apparently less
hr1nntas Than On yesterday. We Quote: ..!
Green Country. lr1muncd..... sH4S
Green GAt1, uos% 9ffE1u
Green. part cured. 9A@ ~
Dry EnlIEQ.
DIy Flint do.
E!p ou1 th!I. EFeen IL ERA y
:: Sales to.say 2sa Green Country as Sc: 70 Green
Sailed at 10c $50 Green Country 1t PC; 20 Csf and
Kip 1sc y Murrata kips 1t 10 10 part cured, Light
~ "TtEgtXI1IitKR-In limited demand and few buyers
In the market Prtecs very firm At Inst quotations.
, 1864-01-24

Under this head the, Richmond WAi7 Of 4
recent hato presents tho following facts Illus
ts4ure: OF the rebel condition: Thrnc thou-
said uicn In Lougstreeta corps are hare foot;
Johnstpn'e army is suffering terribly for want
Of bla4k 4kcts md clothiug7 Lees soldiers, are,
destitute Of socks> and otler necessary clo-
thing, and the whole energies Of the Confcd.
'eracy are summoned to supply the demand
the prospect for clothing next ycos Is dark
'and gloomy; it cannot be got through the
blockade, and there are no matcrials In tho
home market. Tho sources both Of leather
and wool arc diminishing every month The
supply of food is equally scant ;-vesy little
bacon y left beef isgoingg, and mutton would
not feed great armies. even could It, 10 had !;
tho crops are falling, md: prices constantly
, going up; besides, there is ne labor, without
which there can be no production; the con:
seripnon Is taking to the ranks al thr whites,
and the negro win not work. Even: II he
would, he could not prevent famfne, whcl,
|; would bring insurrection with it. Then with
out.crops, horses canpotb be fed, and IN army
I without horses Is nun without limbs Even
now, horses sufficient to serve the. purposes
tof the existing army ara obtained with the
greatest difficulty, So TINT 1t Is utterly impos:
I stbaeto, double the army and increase the
! traine, as some cxtravngant1y talk Of doing;
! still. further, besides wagons and trims, mns
| kets, cannon and ammunition must be had
and these IT is not possible 70 procure. Thers
!. ID now only bare suficieney OF muskets and
! cannon to supply present needs, and as to am
:munition, since Charleston and Wilmington
| have been closed, and the nitre beds Of Ten
nesaec torn from the rebel grasp, the suppl,
can never be more than equal to the demands
of the rresent atruE - : :. i.
, 1864-01-24

ElOrnIReceived% aSSa b1la. Market steady.
seIss 1os W e e hi!s & q sR5n ~:
"leckcr'a" Douh!e kxtta Spring At faa5; 100, bE!a
sr!lne sunsf at flee; LOO brs 'sfsz do Ut t@
CI.8"Fpyn1ss' cnr.t. --sI
IHAN,1!a .slrsueply. sales+1a tons Bs.h ID
w WEEAT@1as & % ssi7ed, ta,sa bu. N.rks: eun ana
aeeui &c lower estck todal wcre: ~ oa No Raj
Il fiIsK e:0u b. DO Il $il5s 1:oo % NJ soting
n t,oIs aosol b d 4 s5 g g r q q
RejteteaTEIing ID stetc 4 FLO. .,xA,..r.,....r
I IQR N--ptccared. 11.91 bR. AAxkse .tos., on &1n
Ii st6ro ate1Ee 8snn bu Do .: ha Eo Corn
sesa sSPsy = ssss "a - IN
, 1864-01-24
Horuhum Contention.

. There Is to be q Wisconsin State. Sorghum
Conrention held In Madison on the Sd, 4th
and 9th. da5s OF FshrnsrE .a4y nlttearuaaEe,
and 1t is to be hoped that the number Of
visitors sEt1l equal the preparations. o, There
Is o prpniss Of q considerable attendance
from adjoining. States, to compare notes and
spread broadcast the result Of their: year. $
experience. It ID estimated TINT Iowa aud
Illinois have eaeh produced from three to
I'VE millions. Of gallons of the golden syrup
the Inst season, md Wisconsin ia hard after
them In amount, and the; breadth, Of cane
p1anted nsxt year VIII number more, than
twice the acres Of the last. 4. :.
, 1864-01-24
Feu; York stock markst-Jan. FL.

: Bc1ow arg t'ss quo&suara q the New York stock
4arset as teceiycd BY F. G. saltonstslt Co. stoSs
generally declined In ihis category were the Chicago
s ~. II. ": Cleveland & Pittsburgh !: Michigan
sorthezn Michigan Central y: Galeoa :; iInaa
! C*ntrai v: BnEl7gton Quincy J; cleveana O Aose-
, 1864-01-24

We aave today received from Aessss. Lamperts &
Dorc the Vnltcd States Inspectors OF ht.hwlaes In
1hfa city, statement showing ths nlanufacsurc Of
spirits IN Tits city 1rtrs the year 1Bs to be n bts
4s5e,Gs2 2:,1G0 proof gallons.
, 1864-01-24

An exhibition Of school and teaching ap-
/ pssatus y tobs gtvsp st copsnhsgan, Ny
eaehuset.A "a ':connecticut.t arc invftMsa y =
, 1864-01-24

~ :
The total receipts Beef Cattle for tue week ending
Today amount; according to the daily receipts posted
onChnree to 661 head This is ST. thsn were
received during the previous week, and 1,u7 moro
then the ceipts Of the corresponding week OF last
yenr. daily receipts at the various yards: com
ptre as follows:
, 1864-01-24

MUM i COMPANY, Solicitors
NA sf AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTA, a11
PuhdsAer5 OF tho n1UbTRA1ED
g SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
: 30. n Fark Row, New York.
Pamphlets of Information about P4tents FEM,
spec!nsn copies OF Tho paper FRKH.
, 1864-01-24

come necessity 10 III classes of people. Last
year hundreds Of Thousands Of bushels Of
,thls 1xuit were grown within the territory
named and to cut on this supply, even for
single year, WILL indeed he hardship.
, 1864-01-24

NEXT PAEsIDEsT.-A- gentleman rho has
travelled through MI parts Of Wisconsin with
N the past few weske, and has had excellent
opportunities for ascertainlng the opinions
Of the loyh masses, tnforms: the GAINESVILLE
Gdzgst that the sentiment is unanimous in
favor Of Mr.. Lincoln for the ucxt Presidency.
, 1864-01-24
CHICAGO CATTLE 1IARkBE.


= SATURDAY 'EyESIsa, Jsn. Is, 1885,
The Eceeipfsfof Live Hoes 'and Bee9 Cattle At tae
various yards in the city during the week end1ng to-
day, conp4rs q follows With the prevtoos wecka
Bynce Oct s 1EE3s r,
, 1864-01-24

no: Hudson Rlvsr sslroad. Harlem len rsiiSoad
a;ss & ss % % Sssa e.
+ cLoarEd DAT OF 1Hk HAHKkT, u
TuEspAY. Jan; ia verse condition oftho weatA,
9s noss s sa s.
ss.ls :Fs
neea 1sle 71s ssT5 il 6.1ne 5at eoa.
y q ss VT q @
y 6 as
neaer han sons haeeks sola early oo Monaay morn.
rs ~ e 1sf e e. ao
Sen ha y 5he1sf e. foa INC 1cssa aFTns oT
'ful. whether al can Be sold upon any terms.
EaoxE8s sA1as OF HCLLoCks.
In The report ol sales xe alm e giys few 0 all
Easss 6SSaE ~ ~ ssn,
good Ohio stes1a. Which asezasoa .:Ga r., sts.s
stss estd !; sSse = i
sissls 81 n s.: y $ Gsss
" snses: 'sI s
1ns g { M . e
q at s@o says ses1 e
ss$ : ~ SfS!s
AN :ss;
cattle at 1o4c d do Ltnc ON, mostly sma! steers,
at &c; ~ dofof Smith Z Shoulder, st seant r.
stet1s. =. 5evt:. NhIeh be reta1!ea at M@11HS:
~ettcSs A. 8 cFt., Which sotd At uG,12c.N.
shepsra 4 Van. q hcaa o1 qrtdnn + Wa1keI,a Mich
TIC eastman : Bro, T.. p,taols steers, average
* cTt, owned By Rrrhdy sod Ut abont Al Average OF
: tic. ~, ! ::
/; .,, TIE SWINE MARKET,
Receipts by nallroed., to Wit: Hudsou River Raj.
road, sis; ETie Railroad, Gss; New JtrseJ Ceatrsl
EallfoAd, &9-total, 6,1O.
= 49,! oyYars 4roxR ~
The following ara tho hgurcs .Rtvan BY George ".
Dorman rs The r1lcc Of HoSa this Esek;; !.
Msstssn cnrn7fed HoE. -s-...-.55agsx g 9in e. c
DtstlIler5-feA Hogs, n...-.-..-.I31G4x ~ g XAG
: Tne mat4et opened Monday ruorntrE. very dan,
though The sappiy q hSgs ~ Msat Ihe ta weather.
ihaw.ng with prospect Of rain. which cauc heavily
ID Ae aftcsooon. The aalasmen held the stock at &c
an5lops wssk P;S;s P T. Es i s. III. fss fs.,
SfoEtsy and sales arc effected With greater Hcpy.
, 1864-01-24


DIGESTIVE ORGANS, AND GLATDuLAR GrsT1N.
The Erent euccess which has attended the use os
IODINE wArfn in private practice and the indorse-
mcnt Of u1on Mrn1cAL AUTHORITY, enables US to
recommend 1t, feeling conndcnt that wttha ar trtA..
1t win attcs its excellence In tho eure OF Sceo
fnlA In all FORMS Cor sumption. Cancer. bronchitis
Heart, Liver, and Eltucy Complaints. ptmplos the
taec. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections
Female Weakness. pSspepeIa. Debility, syphilIa
'McrrurIa1 Diseases, &c.
Tan dl.es.ions accompany each bottle.
Price Il per bottle. half dozen At one time, u
Sold By drpgEi,ts generally.
1oD1Ss WATxn ia a scientific discovery, prepared
only By pR!H.AEDERs d Co ,Physiclsns and Chezs-
tats, ~ broadway, New York. =. -.
Sold by j, BLISS 4 sHAnP- -
dce5-t117-1,n rxkwts3dp HI Lake STREET, Chicago
, 1864-01-24

rs a,sae q 4 Mc ia he IL Cos4 ee tsaek ats9c a.
nHTH-Neekavo8, lS.&a b.. AA1ASk Ns1 Ana NC
lo9s. ba1es te4a1 .ees;z1 e e e "a tf7fssSa ~ e
E,1st Isss,nt1 e; g seess e 3 s s@s; 81 ~ n
do i &c. 81 = entlsss i IS seys1ea.
FoE ITTuz1 DaLIVKET+8tU ba Ne. 9ss4 1xinsst
Is, Il u, !. 81 81 aa fse:pts =. seMeEs opaos.
next votk, &C Sp b wi1ez Fecedpss d., sellers
Io1es. ssies: tea IA no / :iiys il store It s1:aa
M EAm1N: 116baEs on trek p p y. .uu
BARXkY-EecefYed. &aM-bu. Mafxek 1H!!:
Bales: % PRIZE st 81 on track 80 rags At @d5s
On tsaek: ~ bass = h4 on essS.
4LG6H0I-nelda 1t Sl5D = Gal. sales to-day
HUTTEX-zn fAir demand and steady. Wn qaose !:
shpria@e. @ @ sesi ID 55e
bushels good ii1ei beans il brl, i
GoFFEE-1n ast.ve ecm:nd. With a sa.n,l and II.
edcduate 8upply.' Ho's arc especially ecatce MAJ
Eft geleruly arm With ~ upward tendency. Nc
GINtOS-.
J1Tu.. x
Rio, fai3 to good 3S
t1Ei 1GuiEEEEasrSst T active AID very lFeu. with .
l.Elfeu supply. We quote: >s6,st<
EumnurE. Iii e
Western
W:t;sEiteceipt1a a.n,nst noninai. ant IN far &C.
m.Ea- IziccE dsts al 9GS2oc = dozen. - g. :
EuEsshipprg cnand tsleEahi1 aenxs ~ s;,,ae -.
, 1864-01-24

pkTkau.
5-..- . .::.2 49,. ~ ~ 8 i'm e'' Tsee
xsea. Cen. md M.eh. .soush. lasre carr. IS s ots
liz asiisaa * Iie c{a,fs ss 5sss
: -'' 70 4rPFA1o Oh susprsuox n2unx-e.
Mich, CENT. hud Mich South latge csss t11o ets
Can q ~ net cts s
Fort WaynG cars, fces, ,...:--..,....... ta IS cn
70 F17TsBuRGn.
Pttts Fl y. CHI cars ofs.a feet..... rs e Gu
~. ~ ss,'x : 4 s:a Z psss; I:
Wien a, sh!ppad r. Ss ii 81 Fsne 80
sRatee d DapGifE, 2As 10 s. 1ess than 10 Buffalo,
:shea sa'rpq' y al san; sn1os -: -
The total receipts Of Live hcss for the week ending
today amount, acceruug y the daily teturns posted
on Change to 27.&u. This h e&A7 head }nofo than
We've receive cd dn1iug the previopa week. and . s.
ies 1hsn tic sece,pta q the corresponding ~eeS OF
The daily receipt, at ne various yssa. compare -
j .,.; Reco,pts.
Turf6.y S1
Wednesday
InoIedsy
FF1GAy -Sst3
Saturday
TptAl......>s....k...... .z,A1
The fo1loxtrE, arc The quotations II The yslue uf
Live Hogs al the CLOSE u the dsAs market this eys:
Prjmc to extra qualities. ~. - =,
eenen asan e e @ss
In consequence Ct thn limited facilities afforded BY
some OF ourFt1Nays 0ssaippsns nye stock 70 oaes
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, 1864-01-24

C0NIA1ElkC1As.,

.:~ SATURDAY ETkEfaa. sao' - Ahs.
Ite f1llov,ne asc the receipts fer the last s@ea'S
, 1864-01-24

: 81 The cultivation Of coffee aud ten prom
{ses 10 beto1ne IN important business in Cal
ifornia- One nursery st at'sacramento has t1Ye
Thousand eohee:plants on trial, and 1t ii be,
1isyed. fhit there, will be no. difficulty in
bringing DIP the plant to standard Of barai.
ness to weather the mild winter Of that eli
mate. Near theHMission Dolores several
Thousand tca;plants have been raised x,uz1ng
The last yen: Tie tea>plant ie, grown In
China md Japan very extensively in 1atltudes
corresponding to Ill California, and the San
Fzanelsco Journals think, there can be little
doubt that it win be- cultivated hereafter, for
householdpurposee at least on every tarm in
TINT EtStHs j 10y -: 4 = i - ::
, 1864-01-24

L.'F The San Francisco Balzetin says, upon
the authority Of trustworthy statistics, that
the population or.that city, amounting to
hbont 1oo, GOO persons, consumes, daily ninety
seven Thousand eight hundred and :hfty-two
pounds Of rneat. Tt adds that San Francisco
probsbly consumes more animal food than
apy: city of the came size In the whole copn-
, 1864-01-24

da.nex. RD.. Matte Slaughter Sole. s42sSt
LIaa Haze gnesos AMSIss.:.:. ~ $ ss5s 5sse IS
CIR .....t1soSi.20 orfnoeo. MW9.......s sa9Hc
.Trper, = loot. 2sa9c ot.ooso E9'd dan- ,zas. =,
collar'R foot. n&1e sKed.
as,ne.., = p... e4ee siaueAtest SOLE , - 80
kPp.has9g.. kkP %ealaM ssss Hsss Bsst GaE q Ss s
IUM BKR-pemauds still much cr1pp1et 1som me