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, 1864-06-20
GREAT FIRE.
Destruction OF the Rock Island Bridge

lFrom the Davenport Gazette, June l5.l
About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
IN alarm Of ire was sounded, which Eas
found to proceed 1rom the Rock Island
Bridge; and In few moments a dense
colum4-of black smoge filled the air, while
the flames bursting forth with great raaidity
soon enEeloped the whole arch of the draw,
The fire department was promptly on hand,
and rendered valuable assistance In saving
the main structure. AbDut quarter to four
o'clock, the draw fell into the river with q
great crash, and the mnss Of burning wood
work and iron, fioated below the pier about
one hundred yards and lodged In the channel.
Meanwhile the 1amed Increased iu fury: and
soon the whole wood work of the pier with
the watchman's house was enveloped In fire.
The Workmen On the bridge, aided BY the
citizens, kept the fire from communicating
with the main structure by great e1ertions.
Some Of the furniture. clothing and books
81 thej Eatehman were saved and carried
into the Railroad Depot.
The ferry boat Rock Island, upon the
breaking ont Of the fire came promptly over
and Capt Robinson offered the use Of his
boat for the transportation Of 1remen aud
their engines to the disaster, but from the
nnture Of the situation It was OF no avail.
Everything Was done both by the fremen
and citizens to eave the splendid structure,
which they finally succeeded in accomplish
hI,o,n .-o no.a3n&tn- .n.nut. - L. i.
.;l!s tne's ~ conn@a1ms 1Aa tepols US 20 the
oisln ~ tuc ute: Ahe moet leaslole one
reems ~ " -na1 ~ "aS occasionca oy inc
just paat through the draw previous to the
alarm. We were told that Thomas ". Nc.
Eleuand, Esq, and another man, were on
the bridge on their way from Rock t.
land over on this side, and waited until
the Davenport passed through, and when
the draW s:sung back they crossed over aud
had got Just beyond the draw when the alarm
was gwen: Inc flames proceeded from the
Walcnman,s nouse on Inc south side OF the
6raee per, and When Tie alarm vas given the
GfaM wa anonce detached from the bridge
II seemF a8 Il It n,snt nave oeen exiting i&hed
II tsken IN uMe, as mere were tnbs OF water
c9nsgnient. II ls FefY'sinsnlas, VOC. tnat y
enou!a gave 6nfst 1ofth IN such 6ifehgth 90
eoeh after the Davenport passed 4p;. 80
many reports arc II circulataon that 1t Is ~ 1ii-
ocnn % get At tne trnth OF Tue case. Inc
Teatnef nelng excessively 9ry, ana tne Wine
pioN1nE up INC flfcf, no ooupt 'acee1efatea
atS 9es4netlon. - ;-.... .-;- ..-...
inns nre Tul Prove SERIOUS ineonvenl-
encc tothe ROCK island haalroau company,
as rs 10 Ihe tratsaspg PnotiS, ota ~ We
1cal + kngs VIII oe 'Mets h tasaes saAsn gt W ae,
Ia,r anf t uamnes' ~, ne ~ "lrs n;aaas a1
uoSn ana = 9at IneJ ~. p1uaS No 1epiaeco
anT The .n Sridga cost ostes eoms ss5o oo and the
, 1864-06-20

1hla Company have just coumenccd running their
new cars, with patent Wheels which enable them to
carry freight from Chicago to tho seaboard without
breaking bulk. The difficulties hitherto experienced
IN the freight business owing to The different guages
on the rosds running from this city to New York and
Fhiladelphis. arc avoided, by the construction Of
wheels that may be adapted 10 my guage, and al
the delays By loading, unloading, And damages az
csutrg. will thus bo aons away with. On ThursdaY
the rst ttaia Of thesa arrived By the Ptsburg
and Fort Wayno Railroad, and every day llnca rhey
have been arriving md departing With great regular
tty. Fer fast freight line this Improvement must be
. great benefit to tho business community. Geo.
Mcbride, Esq is the HRent for tbs line In this city
, 1864-06-20
Ql)lfa91 Qribnue.
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1861
GOOD LOGIC-PHESIDEN Ann
GENERALS.


A Now York paper, which insists On max,
Ing great man Of very small one. VIZ. OF
Geo. B. Mcclellan, continues to repeat the
charge against President Lincoln. Of having
protracted this war beyond all manner Of
necess{ty:. that 1,e mtrhf anf1 ourht To hare
brought It to an end two or three years ago
and as the conclusion, urges that Lincoln is
not 1T for President, but that Geo. B. Nc
Cle1lan Is tit, and might be very well put In
his place. .. -
Now this may or may not be trae In one or
other of Its parts; but 1t cannot possibly be
true in connection, and as whole. Presi-
dent Lincoln might possibly have hastened
on tho war to an end And he been certain of
emo or two things. His ofiense, II 1t was an
odcnse tn the circumstances, Was In keeping
this vorJ man, Geo. B. Mcclellan, at the
head of bis army. The only way Of getting
the war to an end was In turning him out,
and putting competent General in his
place. As to huny{ng up Mcclellan to ao~
complish any thing to conclude the wal, either
by coa11ng or commanding, 1t WIS as much
out Of the question as building bridge
across Lake Michigan Of corn suulks. Presi-
dent Lincoln tried bis utmost powers in both
""@5~s --- N~Gc0~ ~~o~-~--'-4 ~ 1~~s-A AAAA4-
sell again and again; and then ordered him
pcremptoriy to ADVANCE. But Mcclellan
Was not Of The advancing kind. He wasted
the months IN inaction which ought to have
been given to fighting
Now the eurious part oi This logic Is, that
while President Lincoln demonstrated his
unitness to govern, by tolerating Mcclellan,
This same Mcclellan, who could not handle
an army, and was therefore unfit for its head,
is the very man to put into the Presidency!
If there is not q xqnifur made out Of non
ssq'titur, it would be hard to find one. "Mc~
Clcllan was poor tool good for no earthly
use, the President ought 10 have displaced
MIN, out oaa not Ihereior' let Us turn
Lincoln out, and put Mcclellan in"
but was II aneAcnsaole TO Keep Mcclellan
al the Aeaa OF Inc nfmS: Two reasons ex-
listed Tor letting MIN alone 50 long. One
was tAe d1mcuaty OF 1lndlng mau to sue.
ceed him. 1t was easy enough to put him
ont, but who should GO In! As it was, it
was no easy matter to get suitable success
sor. All Inc word was iooklns an1lously
tor The coming man. No body doubted he
would como. but where was he! II took q
, 1864-06-20

A c3Frespondent At Co1dWAter. under dats OF the
1th init, Inform that the receipts Of the CLIP
of WOOL up 70 tbs. morning. we're about 1n,Ho ns.
WOOL The condition OF receipts thus fae is fully
cent etter than one year ago.
We1h12a te pleased to have our friends throughout
the State Reep advised OF acy facts oi Interest
relsuye to the wool other markets IN their loca
tje1
, 1864-06-20
LATE AND ENE CAIT
FROM Efl CKfEOND.

Surprise OF Gen. Leo ut Gen. CRAMPS
movement-H1s Army too much re-.
duced TO Fight In an open Fight
Tremn1ona Opinions In kk1vIlrsipnb
CONCERNING 1ho Prospec1-Tise Eyar.
uatfon ofthe City considered u III ILL.,
tary Necessity.
, 1864-06-20

SHbBP.-'A large quantity Of stcck shetp aud
lambs havel passed THROUGH during the week On ac-
count OF western sheep farmers tho sales Of which
bling on contract do not appear In our lists The
receipts OF tat sheep have bean limited. and prices
have ruled tolerably drm at $5,50a8.Do for extra
Qualities; and at s4s7K95.c5 for common. with
falr demand.
, 1864-06-20
vant ! WIN, u. SEWARD.
Response to the Baltimore Nomlna-
tfoAs.

ReRPonSo TO the Baltimore Nom{uA.
lions.
at spirited meeting held at Cairo on
Thursday night OF last week, for the pur-
pose Of ratifyipg tho nominations at Balti-
more, the following resolutions, offered by
D. T. linegar, were unanimously adopted:
R<soIted, That the Union citizens Of Cairo and
Alexander county. In mast convention, do hereby
rally tne nomination OF Abraham Lincoln, Of II.
lno1s, tor reelestion to The Office Of Prrefdent Of
Andrew johnson OF Tennessee for the Vlce-Pres
tdent o. the United states, by the late Baltimore
Reao{rtd, That We heartily indorse and approve
of The platform adopted by szid Convention.
Resa|ced. That we win give to the nominees OF
the said Convention our hearty and energetic sup.
port
Etso1ttd, That We most cordially approve Of the
action Of the iate State Convention, 6prlncheld
and pledge alike our support TO the State ticket
nominated ut th0t Convention.
D. BAKER, Chairman.
j E RABHYB. Eef9etsrv
, 1864-06-20

~ The Copperhead paper at Johnstowu,
Pa, the Democrat, gives the LIST Of drafted
men In Cambria county with the following
caytion: "The Lincoln Rattle The War for
the Negrol Three Yeara for Abolitionism!"
The Same paper, In speaking OF the death OF
-Mr. Giddings, says That he has = gone to a
warmer climate to see his friend L0Te{oy."
, 1864-06-20

Fretghta ara dull and rates favor the shipper. The
saGagementa to Li5eIeo9l are sGo or!a noaE ct Il
7no op wheat At il .hips haKs; $50 brjs douF 81
1ssd and % t1ns lard a 1zs6d 70 Londoa-1 hrs
To Havre-s5 tn1a tt1!ow at "a p y. To Btemaa-
$50 tres lard at 11e6d.
, 1864-06-20

H
a,on The Term North and nav Central
ot"p .n7 'eA" 1oi'u, "ae a.a
Georgia, cannot lons be delayed. Fortified
on line of hills extending from the knob
known Is Lost Mountain, to another In the
| vic,n,tv of Nar,etta cn1,aa +ha T,no..w
ttcn t1c,nl.s u 1a., Mal.e.'a, ea4eo tna A,ncsa"
Mountatn, eonnseon 1e IN an e4ceuent POSI-
tion to offer battle, to force attacking him
In the front; and his position Is equal to
10 ODt) men. But IT. ia moi I'm the rsnoe of
nrnhoh,1;Iv +bot nv fo-as. ~, a.aaIa..a ~
P.ooa! 10y w 4o4ees W. aceo"ounto .V1
him 10 direct attack; but Sherman Will
adopt his former tactics, which has proved
60 successful. and flank, him Indeed. Me-:
phar.nn 1,om boz o,-aasu .s.e.s ~. ~
lueieon' = !e"ln, nHe aneany tnso"n MS
"no4c ains W ue eA'snIo4 tue feoel eeneral,
and Will be able to play upon him with fear
full effect: and will even threaten his com.
,nnr;oottn, vr,+b At1a,+o ~, ~ oo.t
'nuuIea.4ou W. 1.4aue.' W 1ne eaet.
but II may De SAD tnat Johnston Will again
retreat. VERY much doubt It. No matter
what ma, he the 1tsodyanteres uni,er which
he rrav ,sho- he mns+ occo1t = hat+,n asa
Ut may ia"of' ne nausI accept oattle, and
mat, too' IN MS present position. II he
abandons that, all is lost the confidence Of
the aruy md the people will vanish. there.
fire: he will f,rht snch a naaa,,-a ,v,1, ~.
yery distostefn1 to Johnato1 Nc thore VIZ ~ o w
rom r. dnnht the e resn1t k 10 tneeg IL no
to;ntr ~ IF Seat @ nnt t even tne Ger
~; cJ,,otha- ~ ro,.nat Aox euce ~ " eAcuse
~, ~ anosnei =; .a ~ attacat Iopu4ar sen!iment,
batf1e - hs % e,ven ., nna ~ ~ 9emanos tat
t,,1,e+ e+,ooS6t.f "oo lue 3eoe4 eommanoef
Tss Rcs;des he Inov7 that ,,otho- ,otro,t VIII,
Dsetuso ~ -. 49," W Lnat 'nolnGl fetleas WILL
" S, Us u.saset9as ~ usieat, ana me people are
1o.o 4ta1 ~. - .nas us ne -. 1aefe
"a Il vii ha moro hnrnrah,o oo ~ Ky esanu,
than to fail running. ''17
There IA d;snna,4fon aa 1eor,, foam,
, 1864-06-20
HOGS.

Tho total receipts Of HoEs during the week
ending to-day, according 10 the daily returns post.
ed on Change, amount to Is sas head. This Is ls0
more than WAS received last week. 8nd 4,s79 head
lat year. rhe daily receipts 1t the various yards
compare AZ fo1foEs:
, 1864-06-20
COM DIERG1AI,

mesns on hand sur.cient to pay $751; ,coo OF tho
amount- The total stock and bondsd deb. foot IN
$74.so, OF whfah .7e.57s are In the han5s OF the
Ei1 k1nr fnnd ~ ~
, 1864-06-20

II 1he Paris correspondent Of the Lon.
don 1in..es hears that -de1reutes-ono
civil, the other nllltary-have been sent by
the French Government t. America, for the
purpose Of aeeertatning the real state and
prospects Of the benigerents, and to report
/ Their HD to- The Emperor; It Is also stated
, 1864-06-20

Chicago. however, Is not responsible for tho enor
nous Increase in the prices Of live stock Oar Ws4.
esn farmers and spectators hsva cest4Iny derived
the principal ahare Of Tho profit, bur theT do not
thank Chicago for thAt; bur ast1b4te |. entirely 70
tbs greater nbsrallty Of Eastern bayers. ..-,~-.-
For the present, Ut all eye1ts, prices hsyA doxr,
ward tendency. and the trausAcuo-s OF the pass
week seen most fully 10 haye connz.aed this view OF
the market. The receipts up to Taursday vera con.
sdefably below 2.01 hesd fair proportion OF when
were shipped through on owners account. o.
Thursday the receipts we're more liberal bur sales
were made with difficulty, and 1t decline Of .5a1sc
from common to extra grades. Yesterday there wa
little Improvement on medium stock, owing t. the
Increased demand for army CATTLE and prices wers
shade! better. To-day transactions hage been yary
LmIttd. the entered sales amounting only TO ohrad.
at ts.e@7so. but principally at s025s1as 1oo ps,
Thtrc has been no symptoms Of any Improvement In
prices; on the other hand, tho intelusencs from
Albany Seems fully to haye prepared drpyers for
still further decline, but observe that bat ],ttn
stock remains oYez unaold fnHhe yards this evening
all the best shipping grades that were no. sold haYo
BEEN eent on to Albany and New York on ovner'a
account. We specially note one sale TO-DAY. msde
BY Bundy to Alexander, at the Collage Grove yards.
Of head Illinois steers, averaging 3t2 Ms At IT 81
THIS one Of the best d1ores sold here this season.
and fortllgnt s.nca would mora easily have
brought s9.a than to-day 81 50. Thu Chicago DlsIil-
ling Company also sold Alexander 1s3hea Of sIt1e,s.
averaging ~ ms, at $3.50; and John Adams sold
Lilo
ns, st s712t z ll0 ns- Theke were tha principal
sales made to-day. The follo ring nre the principal
ones during the week:
W.M.Inden eolt Morris, Wai1sl L Retn1cmau 81
head Iowa stce1s. averaging 1sa3 ms, at Ssfo ". L.
TlIdcu sold Kosenthat d Co. 25a head, also Iowa
strcrs AVERAGING lss6 ns at 31ss: John Adams sold
II. W1lxl % e1un Illinois STEERS averaging 1914 ns,
at s761k; Lyman 4 Ruble bought Of Dawson 1o7
GOOD Illinois steers, averaging 1,oi5 {, at $7k0 and
they sold Obetnuori II head extra Illinois steers,
averaging l,Ul2. ns. at *737h. Morris, Wai1a1 &
Res1neman bought the following droves Of e1kra
shipping grades, OF G. Groves, Of Sang county,
10 head averaging LIS d. at S7eo; Of Pitts, 1cs hsad
Missouri steers, averaging 1co ns, for Slo.o-equal
to shout $7,oo q 1ou Ds; Ct #. N. Tllden, IS head
Iowa steers averaging 1175 Ms, ut $t73. john Adams
sold Moore Is head extra Illinois steers, averaging
1ss5 ns, Ut $3.50; &. Watts sold Morris, Waixal q
Reinneman 103 head Illinois Bteers, averaging 1,11o
ne, at s7.G0 II. Watts to the tame hr, 81 head do,
averaging 1s6 rs, ut s712h Gardner sold MaePhe1-
scn sc head extra Illinois steers. averaging LILO MS
at @725; J. Grfdley sold Vim. Webb 81 head Missouri,
steetr, averaging Sd ns, at $7so John Adams sold
John Hughes 68 head Illinois steers, ayera 3ug Ills
Ms It &1.S0 -..7a-
, 1864-06-20
OF ths masses Of our people as johnson.

81 4 letter from St. Petersburg states
that the telegraph intended to place the old
and new worlds in communication By way Of
beh1ing's stzaits Is not only decided on, but
Is actually in course Of execution, ali the
onncnlues, both monetary and international
hnSiDg been eulupuuted
, 1864-06-20

From tho Dubuque TInes.]
dry goods house u this city sold 500 worth OF
tsne q1aliis q Goods resal q = cen Per yard 10
per yard for them by the Wholesale.
, 1864-06-20

> Total. 30 1H I'D 28 Fl
In addition to the above, Rhode Island
cast 2 votes for Burnside, Massachusetts,
votes for Holt, Nebraska / Tote for King,
and Oregon votes for Colfax.
Before the announcement OF the vote,
most Of the States changed toJohnson, and
the vote was announced, johnson 4s2, Dick:
inson II, Hamlin 9. Tbs vote Of the Illinois
delegation for Hamln did not BY any mesns
represent the wishes of. the! people Of this
State. but on the other hand WAS In ut
ter disregard Of them. NinetT-nine Of every
hundred Republicans prefer Andy John
son for Vice President. Hamlin Is q very
iair man, but has no such hold on the esteem
OF tho masses OF our people as johnson.
, 1864-06-20

The Vote ter Vice President,
The following Is the vote by States for
Vice President IN the Union National Con.
yention, before any changes were announced:
, 1864-06-20

SATURDAY EvWua, June u, 1851,
The receipts and aalpmeut1 during ths paet hours
were rs toIlows:
hEcE1PTs A6p eHPHKdTS ZOE TIE pAs7 II Houas.
, 1864-06-20

w Among the "sights'' at the depart
ment of arms and trophies in the Philadel-
phia fair, is fac simile cf the "Swamp An
gel,'' Just cast ut Pittsburg, and its ball Of
1,ccO pounds weight. The gun Is twenty
feet long, and above five .eet in diameter at
the breech
, 1864-06-20

L9RnI.ecstvea VI iosdaY Its srl.: aa.ppsd@ @ e.
3ee apart u thelr Vtsxs. sales toaay xsIe:-seniSo
bist cs II S IL ua ao3 81;
t:si bod bis "Goodhqe" iox EEi5eS q d .; W.
KKAN-ia Ton, D. H1an il % sulS M a allaa % tra:s
NHHAT-Recelyed Today, Is ls5 bu: shipped,
e @ aad 4 g Se
u sMnMEAT II u sIoEE-s = @ o9 hn 70 Spring NJ 81 s1<:
+ Hi: 1ssS Il Do i q i i%o 81 % : s!:S:
Il & + *m m s. ST 8 Il s9 q 4 .SS &
:ee hu DO " sarae h11sel at SLIT: aQ ou Rejected
en as & s. S:!Se' closing
aC0tN1Ecceiyea today, 1'2.s3 9u; shi3ped,
@ eeaa ess ssa. s1s 81 on
2o nn g 4 r. t,ds AZ 2to, bn 20 ~ !; T. Seo
e e e # sa?s x m ea Rf9.s as 4
'S stSs' . Il ssss ~ !ss
4 ss;t: .essss tssy
1see oS So So osts = IN e. ssn5s m e. e ~
g ssssonslEs: sesss q saiss e I'D sssaas IL ~
.,HYE-Rsce,Ved today 1910 bu ehippcd, 100 bu.
tS a Ti*s 5 81 Il ssfs
"HxE1EY-Rece!ved tc.da,. S pu. M,rsas dnu
and no1liaa.. No sales rrporte ],
Ai.GUH0L-Nomlnal at t29a@a.A = gallnn
eeosI 81 s'srkes active sad ias1 ws Sa aao s%peo'
Pfme dsisy IN croe r and .2fe25,
shipping but:eE. In &2e
sales tssdsy wsrs: u afkia; 70 Butter Il 81 ie
HEANsbsii sSd - Z aoMinsi :s1i .. g. ba.
q S,s e
bags better II concurrence Of The Eapd advances
Insa S;s Bsss Nv: q uots saa
, 1864-06-20

1lat overtures have again been made on the
part of France to the Epglish Cove, nmeut
With view to devise means of pntting
stop to the friehtful and useless carnage be-
tuEan Eedera1s nnd CnuftderatcS.
, 1864-06-20


With large and Increased demand fer the eastern
market there has been corresponding degree OF &C.
uvty IN this market su4hout the week The h!gt
pr1ces obtained the previous week have been e1-
ceeded and we note an lncreaRe upon our quotations
of last Saturday evening OF &c on medium to extra
grades. .
The following are the closing quotations Of the
market this evening. and compared with last weeks
uLos1sG PHioks-
This Week. Last Week
Prime to extra quanues...... sz.7s9a.5o & 3o38.to
eo@mon Gsou@ e q aedinm, s ssgS5
SATURDAY EVENING, June 1a.-There Is this ,mpos-
tant difference IN our Live STOCK market, namely.
that whilst the prices OF Beef C&tt1o declining,
those Of Hogs are advancing. When the maximum
rate shall hare been reached 1t would be difficult to
determine, from .the experience ot the past four
months, VS. md that high prices form the rule, and
low the exception. This much, howayer, clear
that 10 long as tho large markets Of the Northern
States whose supplies are very LARGELY drawn from
this markell Inclined to mstnt4u high rates. lust
70 long Will they prevail. Our city packers made
fresh start thlssprng. bat they tired and gave
over probably thinking that to PACK pork At present
prices wass dangerous praclce.
The receipts Of the past week hare In point Of
quality been better than the average, aud consisted
almost entirely OF primo to extra corn fed hogs.
such qualittes as we were informed some two or
three months snce had altogether disappeared With
the much talked OF ;" short CROP" At any rata the
succeeding crop has 30 far hesn = ve:y prolific one,
furntnhng ns up to the present time with An u1pEe-
cedentcd supply for the months between March and
IJaly,
or The entire receipts Of the week there ara few,
any, rrmanlug over this evening UNFOLD, and from
all aprearsnces1t Is evident that larger sup
ply would as readily have been disposed of. Tie to-
til number Of sa1ee made today amounts to 1,5aa
hogs At s7s59s.ss, but principally at ssooass5 q
Nb M4.
, 1864-06-20

10 our gold is too slender There must be
some always practicable and o1uays profit
ob|e mode of funding legal tender or ns-
tionnl currency into gold bearing invest
mcnts, to operate as q salt In the financial
brine, to bear up the paper currency. Sec
ret1Y Chase is accommodating his financial
plans to this general Judgment A loan Of
s75,0o0, 900 bearing sir Per cent interest pay
able seml. annually in coin is now being Of.
fered on the market The desire OF the peo-
pie to put their greenbacks into gold bear
ing Investments is such that 1t Is feared that
the readiness with which 1t will be taken
will cause strlngency in the currency
market. The policy of retiring the Gov
ctnme int legal tender and funding its floating
currency will II 1t can be extensively sus-
tained, tend to reduce the price Of gold to
certain extent. No financial wisdom, how
ever, can give to paper the value OF gold or
prevent the latter from rising in prace where
it must be bought, and the former Is all VIC
have to buy it with
, 1864-06-20
FROM NASHVILLE.
.HOUNSTON's POSHTION-HE
MUST FIGHT.
From Our Special Correspondent

An important Letter-Hot Weather
Gov. Johuson-The Chicago Conven.
1fou.
, 1864-06-20
HIGHLANDS
GERMAN RITI,ERS


Arc concentrated al those virtues which teHd to
mote healthy anC v.urous fe. Unlike ahe eensraev
,r pft.ers thav arc SoT AN AICOuOt r. .<T~
- T1fpt. Int 'De' "A' 1'o1 o-' 0leonoAA. MIA
a FURE TONIC
=,
Composed entirely Of Vegetable Spbstsaee4s
THY A1H
| PUNITIVE VURE FOR DYSPEp4TA
AND DISEASES RESULTING FROM
| n
| Disorders OF the Liver and
Hsx:s anu
0l&GSklv8 of2anS,
| AND yEAKESFD Ann DER1fIrATrn vo.,-
| HECOMR RENEWED WITH ALL THR
vIGOR OF ERALTH, By
Fhss gsk oF
wEemember. that TIL, D,.ters Is mt Az .,.o,,o,,.
mixture, oar'room drink or spbstttute Tor rum.
ness ioto Your famI1,ea.= '''0 - ~ ~A>
70 yu1 WALL soMeto1n6 70 oak1on8taan ItQf =
10 yuu want Epod AppefifAF
r. - k-.4 - ~..ix IxEf-.--
, 1864-06-20
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For tho Week Ending June S,IS64.

SATURDAY EVENING. June 10, 1854.
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Lave Hogs NJ tha va-
zous yarts In the during the week ending today
compare follows with the previous weekly receipts
, 1864-06-20

tho rasst taaguine ezpcctAu,as tho Quality his been
somewhat below the avera1e this has bos1 rather IN
advantage then othtrNise, tbs chief demand oY IN
marker cxinE for medium to faiz shppias :rsles.fr
the supply Of lhs army.
Prices have been daily getting lower. aud In. f,r
the stimulus aivtn by the extra quantity Of Catt,s
purchased during tEe week for thu Esstsrn ana v..
cru sfmies, there is no: the shadov Of 4 doust Int
.aat !nAtesd ofnostns eclse this oys1tox o: So
mo or three TINES much again. Theirs has been an
unutsal degree Of caution shtwn By the ofdlasrT
elaas buyera for tic eastern markets, and by a
rlato.s This caa scarcely excite cur surprise CON
s1de1tnS the srt6clal vsuas which Beef Cattle have
afa11sd for several mo7shs past Te haye by recens
usage. 70 accustomed ourselves high prices =, al
most - haye forgotten the terms npo1 which oyaers
othre stock we're conteattl 10 do business a little
while bscA. As specimen Of what has been done IN
th FaJ during thu two laat years We give tho pre1
OF Beef Cattle anc the prices ior tbs cor
, 1864-06-20

E~ The Richmond papers upbraid John
Cochrane, the candidate for the Vice Presi
dency on the Fremont ticket, with so soon
Forgetting the vow he uttered in speech at
Ricbmond, that II the Federal Government
Should attempt to coerce the South, he
fCochrane) would be found sword In hand
IN the side of Old Virginta-
, 1864-06-20
FROM THE EON. THOMAS B. FLOrsx.1C2,
Ff,6t;I THE HON. THOMAS D. FLORENCE.
FRnM TE4F HON trT30AAX FFnPPNC-IF

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