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, 1864-03-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET,

III 1pl$
The money market continues decidedly active The
enc weather stimulates transactions, and therefore
oahkess haTe afhc paper offered they desire. Rates
ofdiscount To customers. "a usual, 10 per cent.
New York Exchange is working closer. The actual
buying range Is A@A; selling A9H. a majority Of
the houses arc charging the upper figure, except on
lnrge drnfts, to customers.
Owing to unfarorable war news gold has had an up.
Wsfd tendency. The quotations In New York. d tel
egraphed to James BOYD, were rs follows: At 9:45 A.
~, At 10, 16c4 ut lo5, 15t5G ut II, 16o4 at
111s 16, and closed firm At I'd Board at t61. The buy
Ing ratts here 15sK91. with large transactions
at the heavier figure. 1t 1ooks II 1t might get an.
another Lift tomorrow. stlveE dull at 1ta@t5. Legal
Tender notes eteady-buyiag t.s@x; selling x@K.
NATURALIZATION tho I'd money Was reported to be
little closer with active demand for short loans.
Exchange was firm at buying: y selling
TT wanAsM :; vA1L1T n A1LE9Ap4Ws hare eyesy re-;
snd thence tosthe great eiy Fl Chicago. En soon 30
IL 'sss
sssSs T5sd Is Ee: ;s 5ss Sss &
mat city, We hope those who are interested IL tho
s 5ss & xhsa ass 81 eta i q
Hnaa A. completion There are miliens q dollafs now
'tSsn e r. pHas
Sts t. aad NATIONAL enterp1tse When thls gas
S ss sas
Io4n Cannot now do the business between Chicago
anu Flag u Our Union.
The New York Tribune Of Tuesday has the follow
ing:
,.aI meeting vas held to-day At whlsh about thirty
nanks were represented. Resolutions Wert passed
InaI no more Clearinghouse Certificates should be
made aiter this date and that In May, when Mt Cisco
nay the Eemannual interest existing, the certificates
snond PC eaualzcd Also, that in the future. tue five
pei cent notes Bhonld be used Medium OF getting
cxchangefs ana that loan certificates be Issued upon
t1em. Aa was done upon State currency on 10EMer
oecaslon; II Vas also resolved that National Bank
no aus checks should not he taken unless the banks
tnen were represented in the CLEARING House
tntoqEa AZ Association bank By this last step the
pnoHT understand that the city banks mean to have
no lci!oHt th!p with the National system, which COM
mSnSen toaay N fafnest in New Sotk through The
eitY 9anSs Hra not wholly owned By theE managers
arc ~ pp1tE and their dealers VIII 5000 6etkit this
q9arG. 1hg National Banks arg to have tho snpport
& In mtn government, and thelr rs. s,fea's, 1I
banks e nr as their dealers ARE. concerned,
Ma nno taen accounts leaving than for banks where
~ EAsspoFt G Kansas National note Ia nuEe bankA-
re- ane :ne GIT institutions themselves will BE- get
ling unIsa Etafea dssfs payable In rnixed National
noteas 1negNre lee tender FROM tho Government,
hns " oao Enk7 have no remedy Ihe people pre-
1etIeo Rise!hacks, when tho New York City banks
70 ;i09us that they made their dealeTa align
'1of1nas onnfaloh 70 receive gIeeuback1 Ia pay
nen5 s. uei!sheckF. The sae Kind q notea n!ser-
wsru Wete t9ial 70 gold ut the Custcm House. More
reteas17 tae public used the gre so'bscks 20 Freely
, 1864-03-04

Mr. Secretary Chases letter to Congress In response
TO resolution OF the House Of calling
upon him for statistical information OF tho practical
operation OF the Reciprocity Treaty Of June s. 1884,
has at length been published. VIC are enabled to make
some extracts from 1t. The contents OF the letter arc
asynopss OF Imports and exports synopsis OF totals
ofdo; statement tn detail Of Canadian reports Of
ports tables the trade Of the ports Of tho Northern
ontes &C.; various tables Of trade through tho Cana
dian canals OF United States produce; statement OF
trade with Canada 1t the port Of St. Vincent, New
York extract from the report OF Hon. " r. HoEIaud.
Finance Minister Of Canada for tho year 1867 and cop
lea Of the Canadian taFid in force In 1913 and 1885, and
certain communications to the Department OF state
showing the existing haTbor regulations at Toronto
and Montreal the tariff now In torcc the coutsc Of
trade In Prince Edwards Islant and the rates cf toll
lately imposed upon the Canadian canals Ths follow.
Ing table exhibits the exports to both Canada and tho
Provinces, with the total Of imports from both for
eT1nac cf
, 1864-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

1.-THE following dispatch cams too lite for inser.
ton in our last iesue:1
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TtIbuneJ
WAzHNoroH. March Z, 1857.
TIE ST. LOUIS MILITARY CONFESSION.
The proceedings Of the Military Commits
sion held at St Louis, which condemned Jno
F. Abshire, guerilla, for the murder Of VIM.
Hnycs, citizen Of Wayne county, No., has
been approved by the President and General
Rosecrans IL charged with its execution.
The sentence of Jas. M. Anderson and
Francis NJ Armstrong, condemned to death
for sundry guerilla proceedings, is commuted
to- imprisonment during the war, in Alton
Pcnitentinry; sentence of NJ, L. Adams.
another Missouri guerilla, imprisonment nt
hard labor five years in Missouri Penitentiary
confirmed, and place Of confinement changed
to Alton. .. r., :, d.. ,.:..--
-. , So BLAlR's SPEECH.
Frank Blair's speech of Saturday, appears
In the GLOBE to-day, headed "the Jncobins Of
Missouri and Maryland" -.
THE NEGRO PAY BILL.
The Negro Pay Bill, as reported back by
the Senate Military COMMITTEES, gives colorcd
troops the same pay as whites, from and after
the first Of January 1864, ard provides that
]uooe 1es1.nc0tn AA.eeo uuuet opos.ns pto
auHo iiom tue W" opH- S,te1N' ~ .n'ftosA
uo!.a,S pr mou1n' W ~ pa1o i,onu 1ne oas7
OF oe1ne mustered INTO tae service.
on PAROLE -..-..
Ihe statement In the Associated Press dis
patches, that Capt Ferguson, the Alexandria
Quartermaster, las been honorably acquitted,
Is untrue. He has been released on parole,
and Will appear for trial at the proper time.
TIE EMIGRATION 1HREA11 HifI.
Mr.. sherman's Emigration Bureau Bill,
passed tho Senate today.
TEE FLORIDA EXPEDITION.
On motion Of Mr. Hendricks, the Senate
instructed the Committee, on the Conduct Of
War +o fnonfra into +ta, fa,+a ~ +ba E,tc-;a.
, 1864-03-04
mdU2.
mdH2.
IODINE WAITER.
4 Solution Of IopIaK In purn wATIR, w1rhoHr

IODINE WAITER.
4 Solution Of IODINE In purn wATIR. WITHOUT
80LYKST~
It ACTS upon the
LIVER, EDNKI3,
OI&xsTfTE 0HoAyB, AND GLAypULA4 HYBXK4.
The great snccess which has attended ths ueo ot
1opIaE WlTEn In private practices. and tbs indosss
mcnt Of HIaH MEDICAL AUTHORITY, ennblos N 70
recommend II, feeling connde1t that wtha fau ttat,
II VIII nttess its own excellence In ths Of a1
fnls In al forms. Co. sumption, Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart Liver, and Kidney Complaints, p1mples On ne
face. Rheunattan, Neuralgia, Nervoua Affections
Female Weakness, Dyspepsia. Debility. Syphilis
MerrurtAl Diseases. 90.
Full directions accompany each bstt1e.
Price 81 per bottle, or half dozen ut one time. y.
Sold b. drugg1. Is 6enerally
lon1H4 WATER Is a scientific discovery, prepared
only oy DR. H -ANDERs& L co.. -PhysIclans and Chua4
Isis. Go BraAdW21. Eew York.
Sold by nIrsS d SHAFT.
de2s-tts7-sm xAwis2dp lALako street. .Chlese9
, 1864-03-04
CHICAGO DnY GOODS p1ARKEr,


y,
The market for Dry Goods coutdnucs tolerabg brisk
for tho season, but tho spring trade has not opcned
vet, and the demand now ID chiefly to keep up tho
stock of gooda which all tho country Ia exceed
tngly low.
a. will be seen from our Quotations. prices are a
shsde tower-&tandard sheetuss particularly, which
arc marked down ke per yard This Is due ehiddy to
nnv weakness in the Market New styles prints
now selling freely. and oor quotations mostly cover
these. ...... -..-...
, 1864-03-04

EW That strongly Copperhead county
Knox, Ohio, leads OF the vallandigham sub
sc1iption with s6sa5o. This sum has been
raised after months Of persistent begging by
the "peace' papers and leaders. At this rate
the "apostle" will not speedily become q
I{llinnnirn
, 1864-03-04

Wbcat-Sales arc light, and the market Is f1rm but
rot active The Rellcra moro numerous than M
buyers. Quotations remain steady. No white, ftee
r. on *b NJ s9 q n
Il:2s9i:@: white. s1S9Ln: Corn1Theie . scaress
WcQslIGo ts paid from wagons. Basley-The InArSes
8 tm md prices arc steady At previous Qnotatto1s
, 1864-03-04

+ fGSUTiss;i;S ftainas ID b.s e n.rtss ss nmer s.;
sat;s & ~ r.! 9SGS spring
n j q g. e siesF ...,v.
s. oT2 e sss
ifsss
E E'sfE as'ssP's s. s.s g It .essibs; Ell:
BIZ 81 @ e ss:s, s*siRt' @ Is
e. & g 81 ba q C s g. a
SILK: aua s. winter feespts ksecssd spsins Il Il
t'ea e. y c lower
on ole Corn hut steady to!erahly active new
ssaans Nsz con- s.. - aad kecessa: aat sho
saa Ct !
"a Co +
IT, hslp ,e of The s.op Of ss rssscd Into sos
No:s ceIn atsls; EEw co1x:-4o5e lu No:i Gofn il
81 Do &s 4 % - 10
IL sasds do e L. q eq 60 1 s
and M - PER bqshel higher. sales today wefe:-6eo0
q ~ :. i!s ss e. sa
sss's s. a. & 9s stS5s SS s s =
s: Il ss: saee:ps " Sss 81. i 4
,o hushels Market neglected
Ss'fs g &c 's'
;? s!s;:s sSS:!s; $s
:! &; ;;ass
Eatr Eooa bar il eroeks an tu6s.
Fsine Err e. s1ppI1Tg g T IN Fktns. s5se
KoE ButtsT j. boiss and barrels
Today ihe taies wsrc:-iiG and 81 d.fins psims
sn11RsRE d nSftss M 500 Ms choice Dairy 2cs Is
q; fa:E ssd tssf
s5Es e i 5ss.s "a s. ss
songht boz r. s oa o% bat
oMer usual this season. ot &c ;esr md Siaf
bnt iitte change of much IL ne receipts
Ii present quotations The market i ysly fFn. va
quote:
MssieqnE u@,ax @1ax
1aSisSad Ha!as MseoSsi9; "a az
ns Weetern kessrse Cheese at 1Sc. - 'e S''"
COFPEE-la good demand: Rio. arc generally
msnd i h'Eh Iatss. @aikst rules sftrsnsiy h!@
at quotatlons' with an upward tendency nc
Saatos.'.--.......- Ee@D
Mo tair to '..'.33sE
R19 g90d to prime ...;..BassK 6
GS-9GHP1 htLll FE{y llu14tcUs anu Unequal 10
the demand: Prices toershlS arm at lsa2oc 2 doz.
.F1SH-WuITk FISH. With the almost nominal
supply or the past I've or ak weeks stocks have be-
conc very li:ht altogether out Of the market
Present quotations, ara very hr1 with Ytsrl ten
dency- THoTT-lhere beng moderate <ely. toll
mere steady and unchanged At previous Quotations.
MAcKxRH In fair supply and with m active demand
the market rules hfm and unchanged. C0prIsH-
Georges Bank are quoted nominay, there being few,
II any n ihe narket Grnnd Bank are In very small
firm. with an upEsrd tendency. HEE3So-Labra-
prices rule 0rm at present qnotationa Lake Herring
quoted nominally there being for few days none
In the market, We luQte:
, 1864-03-04
Mt6CellanEnuB,

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
l. .PERENCE OF AN 1y7ALrr.-Pub1shed d ~nur
the benefit snd AZ a CAUTION TO YOUNG NR8
and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility. Pre4
tine TnE MEANS " SEtr.CUax. ~ one who haa
cured himself amer undergoing considerable qusoE.
Elt sqpex may 30 had Of the nnthor, NATHANIEL
MA5EAIH; ~ .a ESa;. Bedford, Klngs Co.. N.Y.
, 1864-03-04

Sales teday were IDS hris Labrador HeHlnSs I Sc 5So
FRUlTS-G8KKN APPLKs in kaig supply and mod
crate demand. previous quotations rute steaEy and
folelablv arm. IE4o1s IN good demand. receipts
tions 0RAsaKs: With nitls Improve
Enent n the suppy shcI1 s more activity In The
&c On Rrsvtoas 9qotasloPs CnAHazna1Es II almost
.le market. Present quotations soerahly steady, We
Green Appies Y nrl eatr 70 pr1me. z,sa soo
tomnon.... Ii 9t.6a4
1,en1oos 35Aa1oH
gEAnEea !5EHYl poI-..s.......-........ 8.n& a-5u
8;:AaoeS1ss a.0l912-5c
HICKORY Nd6s ou, small. 1.nS
AfGe. q bn-.. t..-...- SC
,nR5ED A F@RHITS-Apr1zs BIT are a.lll II sa,a1l sup:
ipecustou. The results arc seen in the yni and ao.
GGaaelng e. state Of the market Previous quotations
which We quote nc higher. PE1cnxs In inadequasa
supply and nrm at m advance OF kc on IMPAIRED
Rms very scarce md fTm 1t stss8c. BLAcKNERE1Es
II rather better supply and easy c In round lors
quote:
, 1864-03-04


English ionrnals publish q parliamentary
l,apeT giving the general results OF the cen.
bus Of 1851. The population was thus ais.
tIibutcd over the four divisions OF the United
Kingdom: ~.
Population.
e1sinding Proportion o,
,.1,e,!1... IGlal a!uy, navy Population
~ chant sssssa. sts%en asDs H'9ss55'e g the
Es.sa Essisaa Essss2, .ss %s,s..s ss@ :ss e
ls.ssei 1:s.sss ri,i:i 81. sfs S;ss S 4: IS IS
1he increase Of the population in England
ana wales since the last census was 6, Ill, ,327,
Ihe Increase was ut the rate OF 12 per cent
IN ten Tears, or l LII annually.
The natives Of Great Britain In the Unjtea
States exceed the numbers In oil other coun-
tries, forming In the aggregate Of oN. HS
The English population III India, accordinn
to the returns Of the Indian Government
amounted to 25,879, including tie Eneiis5
army, s., COS strong. ''A
Franceis is the country to which tho Eng
l'sh most resort In Europe, nearly 81, 900 be-
The boys born In England aro in the nro.
portion Of 10, ,Sl1 to 100, 600 girls; but they
experience higher r1te Of mortality, and &C.
cordIng to the new English life table the
rates are 60 d1rely adjusted that the numbers
are reduced In the end to very nearly an eQui-
nbrium.
or the whole class Of population, 1905
criminals are In prisons; - ,SS45 lunat1es arc
la: u:asy1ums; 1D,4l4 patients arc in hospitals;
l25, 72o Of the poor and inflr.n arc in work
Louece, There are 1853 inmates In the
principal charitable Institutions and asy-
|Um6,
, 1864-03-04
CHICAGO DA7LY mAHKET.

{" Wrehe1&e receipts FOR ar1fa doset Fro. @1
ard 9;ttrna-ds, are .nhses on.y to sAe ttora3s "
are SUBJECT to e storu0t II Il. .eAtrtfore sttstet in
J0T yFraA yete1pts.
TuuEsoAx EvKxCso. March ), 1884.
FRE1GHT6-Therc Ia no change In rates, We
, 1864-03-04

"a III III 1 9
city butchers for medium to prime qualities and the
market appears A.m and steady At previous quota
tions. The receipts a,i Light and below the de-
maEd.
sALEs TODAY,
Sellers. Buyers No. Av. VT. PRICE
Bentley. .Petty........1!9 81 s52s per head.
]. Adamf... Dolby. I25 SO0 DO
, 1864-03-04

H.
day Was more.act,ye and nearly every article wss
1Iess Por1~1n active demand and nrmer. s,,.a
To-day or1A city packed 3fess Pork In lots
at E1poc-ueaflT all 1fee Of storage till lst Of May.
fo9 bFls Do to be delivered on Nay At se0:131.
xaneed soc. Sales to-day Were:-11l8 bfls 516 brie
country packed Prime Mess ForE-an al 4iSS1. ~
hris do at *17!5: 70 bEIs do at ST 50. -
Plckled meatA-Hams are in good teuqest and
Hams at Ike. '' 0"e'A pteAeo
Bulk Meats-Acdre md frm Bales today wc7e.
-4aCN pet country cured Hams hs 1l4ff tooSe . m
nes 60 st 1oAc loose go pcs rough sMcs at Be- 1nnss
Soflo rs drT ss1ted Shoulders 1t Ike ione ssn Ell
eo &c loose; tc0 pea do at Ike loose: 3 nca spnr
~ &C loose; 100 b1s Shoulders at Sc: hrs
r, Hncen1, Sno pcs sugarcured aud canyassea B.co,
oLaEd-yery dull a1d easier. salea to-lar wers.-
ig9 tsGs prime city steam and 1 trc county, se,f1s
alia. n! " ~ ed FL 70 Lard at N1c-
f0TATUES In small Supply snn TnS;; aor,a,5
ps,Is PIsvao1s Quotations @ unchanged. ed.%eqGote
tI e qnauufa bu: Observation-Disclosures 10 s36aae 90
Mt MMs9a1m ana Prime, Rbu...............' o.1sS9S0
vc1y sms sappiy and iii.,1ds@saS
TnTksvss''a~ lof dfssaed Chickens. and laDlsc for
SUGARS Market generally active. Raw sugars
nfe ssail insMal supply, with stocks very light and
70 she Present requirements Of 70 tsado
tsGeap9. II ycllows thtre IL dtf1Cp!y n h1!n&
rrsaesH Wit1o0t considerable delay. AaEkss Fes5
Haa Milh IN Upward tendency. We quo&os ,,>n,a
cr
~ F*s
, 1864-03-04

GRANTS " BLuRDERINo 1.-THE
Richmond Sentinel, In commenting upon
sherman's bold advance through Mississippi,
says - he aims TO march with celerity upon
Mobile, trusting TINT luck will crown his
bNnd.ring oudaeify, as. 1t did Grants at
Vickshurg. That's very good. This 'shlun-
defing oudacity " is likely to be the death of
the rebellion.
, 1864-03-04
Mondays New YorIx f,otfIe n1arler.


oit6s 5.adl dHEA0 p Monaag. 20. 29-rhat" top ronnd'
GtoeG 81 tne market last week, hiss been restored
lts paee Today, and another cue Ia added VIC hare
aeger knoWn b1t one Il any, higher market than we
nna koaay lor beet cattle. In LIST several
ana very large portion Of the stock selling at 13atsc
p net, and this at most extrava2ant estimates Of
Melg0l, 20 thar many Of those bought At 15c, Will
Ply eq4a 10 l6c pound for tho actual net weight
% 1ee1 We estimated the average Of Au the sales
l1lly higher Ills week Ifis was not for the ret
are reported at 16al2e, the ayerage Of the narxet
you'd ceEtainly he oyer 13Hc for the meat, less
1he value for ofa Geo. Starr has taken for the army
f a ne sss st9s 4 11T sh M
IS pounds q cwt. We Fuow that only fair medium
quality cattle sold At lie on the scales,
az oost cwt- Although the prizes Ere 70 e1tEaF,
before darE, snd none are reported for tomorrow,
though small lots ny arFlye. but not enough to
break down the market Ike last weak. Then we had
400 head on Monday. and 100 Tor both days. Now
wo have To-Day 2.,0 head only, amt NO probability o{
getting M or .s Ees &c fnpplyof tho whote
vance tic price. Besides the above, there II lot OF
100 head OF Ohio cattle bought last Tuesday by two
cnttle brokers' nnh fed during the week. and retalied
today pFo6sbiy q 5000 head proht. the Te,ther
rough and raw ms hog market il fn!y supplied
with ordinary quality and salcs nre not rapid ut
fkGsHc q b, I've weight The sheep market opened
above tho demand md prices could not mNlatal1
ssss The ,Sp pss f9E r AZ a
alive. Full particulars Of all tho tsndo Will be given
tO-mOYToW.
, 1864-03-04

w Gen. Fremont writes to Major General
Scbenci, Chairman Of the House Military
Committee, That he requested to be relieved
from the Army Of Virginia because he "re-
gardcd the order which reduced him to serve
under Gen Pope as an unmeritcd insult"
that he WAS once promised a command, but
did not get It; that he has kept part OF his
staff, to have their services when he should
be recalled to active service; and that he has
drawn his pay "since the close of the last
session of Congress, to be applied where it
might alleviate distresses resulting from the
N2r, and It h4s been used accordincly',
, 1864-03-04

Elon. WM. ?. HoWland, the Finance M!ptster Of
cansds. gives Il = his opinion that the removal Of
uon Of those In tho Welland hss not augu outed the
buatnk q Of !tose routes,
, 1864-03-04

Albany Cattle Mnrket-Feb.I 20.
EERras-Cont1ary 70 the expectations OF many,
amenE them some Of the oldest huyera In our nlar!
ket the tendency Of prices continues upward, and
in M MJact smother nyanGe tihsa time equal to lG8aoc
1oa t ns} aas been and ne market closes
quality ts not so good as last week.. Some think hsr
prices must drop In the course Of the
next few WeekB, when the stilEfcd cattle become to
come IN bat thare arc not oyeT G0 stillcrs in this
State, and not more than half tho usual number il
s We,teTn States 20 TINT It that
pressing eject upon priccs. Tho opening Of navsa-
We doubt whether beef will be much cheaper before
the Erass5ed stock begins to come In, and 1t viii Be
tahlishcd. w.
cattle In the different yards are from tho several
States and Canada In the following numbers;
Kentucky. "A
s@l
EEssmn 4ss9S ;sS ;sS :
First quality. ...,..,,.,,,,,.,... 6IS3690 Rnn9aH
Second Quality................. s40@5p SSGsE
Third quality. 44oCaiB5 42S3sM
. Ho1s-Ahhough there Was something OF a decline
u TIE New York market Inst weak, prices hayere-
NAMED about the same here, the demand being tair
pas asay{ se59asd g Ss
was sold at So p but this Is considerably Under th
market ths sae lot subseQucntiv rerailei nt 7c
e. Receipts at East Albany, for the WeeE, about
DRFssED Hoos-The business Of the week has been
Is Meseu e. fsss sg5 E 5 head stae sa4
the EtAtE ff0ru II '~,@ @*--@@~-
, 1864-03-04

E William Hunt, the we1l-known Eng
lish painter in water colors, died in London
on the 10th Of Fcbruary, aged seyenty-three
years. His first exhibition Of paintings was
made in 1884. A large proportion Of lis later
works are now held by their purchasers In
Manchester and vicinity. Two years ago his
single figure, "Too Hot" was sold in Lon
don for three hundred guineas. he was IN
Industrious worker and u superior artist, oc-
cupying high rank among the English paint
ers Of scenes In humble life.
, 1864-03-04

LU11RER-The yards TIC all as busy as we'll eau
De- both Tor slipping to the utmost extent practicable
win present fNCltlee, and also for the CITY trade
which, from all Appearances, will In few days bo ia
full operation Previous quotations very nrlu. We
, 1864-03-04

TORACGO-Wiih the question Of taxation ssiitu.
abeE1nee and the and the uncertainties that exist u
70 now u may lndnence stocks IN hand. the MARKET
present nses Prices arc nrn and unchanget IN Lesf
iooacco tha supply o5 Illinois Is small and generally
1ses iTo1id :, b good h9s t tae cusIvatoss *
teniion to the collecting and storage 81 their stoc
- fheren they woaid afgsys eon1maad = market.
Tobacco they bring IN for eaIo. We quote:
LKH TCa CaACCu.
, 1864-03-04

The 3oHoW1hs stAtedeht shows The quantity o. grain
sent eastward from the Lake regions including Cana
Il Attt4n In 1aaf
, 1864-03-04

be prevented. Individual prejudlces and tn
terests must be sacrificed. We must yield
everything to Tho common veal BE who
docs not, criminally imperils the national e1-
istence individual pre}udices and interests
must be sacriAeed. We must yield every
thing to the common veal He who does
not, crtmina1ly imperls the national exist
, 1864-03-04

The following table shows the total amount OF F1our
md Grain, reduced to bushtls sent eastward nom the
lake REGIONS Including Canada during the last seven
years:
, 1864-03-04

tie affected parts, and ave almost Immediate rsiis
r1VR CoraHs, ths Troches arc use:ui Pnbitc sn,sf.
ess md Singers should have the 10 .tseaEa
the voice. aud arc exposed to sudden changes s6oTn
nse them. Obtain only the aESIfxr. BroVn1
= test ot many years, are highly rccomncnded Al
prescribed By fhyslc!ans and Surgeons Ii tbs AsT1v
aud have received Testimonials tom DAnv ennint1}
:. 8eld BY al Druggists and Dealers In Medicine II
"a United States and Foreign countries, at y
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