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, 1864-06-15
Z NVEKI [U1LAHl Il 9t2mp8d
~GRAYH PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
TRACE'S CELEBRATED
SALVE.

4 SURE RELIEF ZOE TIE 9UFFRRxY.
toe 17.h century, by Dis. VIZ, CRAZE. snsvean n n
KMe Jnmes army. Through it's aRcncy hs currd ID
a. the skin Of t.e most eminent phYetc1nns ~ ~
day. and WA rtRxrded BY all Who Rnew him a puh
lie beneidctoF.
arace's Celebrated salve c1rcs Burrs,
a1aee's telehxarsd salve, curss s.slds.
6race's celehtated sslye eures Flash Wounds.
es'ce's Celebrated aslve cursa cu1ns.
Grace's Celebrated Saliva ruras Felons.
65ace's Celebrated 3alrs ou1es Frozen L{cbs.
6tace's Celebrated Ssl5e cures Wen.
6race'a Celebrated Sal7e cures Cs1luuses,
6saee's Celebrated salye cures Halt -Rhsun.
G1ace's Celebrated 8alvs cures Chilbl4ins.
Grace'2 Celebrated sAlvs cures 8mu Broast.
Graoe's Celebrated sAlys cura sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated. 3alvt cures ESyaipalas 8srss.
Graee'a Celebrated aalve cures Abscessea.
G1aceH Celshrnts2 selve curea Ulca1s.
Graeas Celebrated aalve cursa ChaEped Handa.
Graco'a Celeh1atsd 6alve cur . Ktngwonas.
). A. Sore. ard Wounds OF tue mcss nsr1ous M
tufs y. TO- q common Pfmplc. II erAdtcaieA
1sIo epatakua bef1Fu the eabc that equh thlA
save y ptomp; nd scti q r. teo snsed1
Ind ttts SHlyr their best friend
Il has ncpe II tho irIltAsE+ hestpx ptoperstes Il
X Etau1 Wcund and soEs9.
EvrTY family and ESPECIALLY those eo1tatn3n8 child
si i ss ;ns eana ssi q
All: wants Is a. u,A to cuss Old and .nssssrs<s
, 1864-06-15
Capture of n Citizen Of Illinois.

tE1oai tuo h4cHnobd h1am1nef, Jnnc 81
Edward Clafiu, a citizen of Illinois, cap
received at the Castle Tuesday. On Bis per
son was found q supplement of the New
York Herald, emb]azuned with very accu-
rate map Of the Scene of the present army
operations. commencing at Spottsylva1iia,
and extending to the southside, including
, 1864-06-15
FROM NASHVILLE.
Marietta Not CnpturcL.-...1Ior~a
Knld---ssiAe iM Go1d--- khe rpnitrte.
t1vIia--L -LfaAS@r:1lluH---Isccon urtlola
Wounded ArrlCluE,


Ir,om orr snc,ial Corresn,nacnt :
N4snyn1E.1nn, -, 7es,t
Isce bv d,snotci,s 70 Nnrtsarn ,ano.s 100.
a.+sa ..n.,,.~ I.s.e .. ~ - ..uu i"l1c's'
~. uss.u nai'ns' 'une eo' wa L'n'sF l'e, Jun
IN, Hat d great battle took place bstwetn
ehefman and Johnston In which tic lattor
was bad'y defeated. The date from Dal as
is simply blitd to coy r the lucs that 1t was
me1o Louisville rumur with nootb ~ + ,rn1-
dotton t,on that .s,rn,s ;, ,,9 tal a.. ,,1,a,a -,
49, h.tne.n ...a .n,. .aAes p,acc u
must oauy, oe'" eeo tue s2lcketS OF the ar
nies, which result In great deal OF noise
and smoke, md but 1itla luss. tave OIL
cial authority for sa,inp it:sa con,rd
,,,prrrr. ~. a.r.1,a
A. - - ~. eI- oAr aoHso'
II Turns out tnaS Narietta was not cap
tured, after all: our force occupying the
railroad SIX miles this side, where it is lels-
prtly recruiting and perfecliur its comnu-
uicatfous. An advance will hardly take
nlsce for several dats yet Johnston hoo
posted bis at1ay so os 10 ecrutipize sher, @
nuu's movements. but 10 collision is likely
to occur til the Litter adyanpes.
vouc.r,s MN .sn ,,T 7s s.,n ov,r
Ia,... ,1 49, 80 0A1 W -
Ing I41a ~ oenn Morgaa lato hentucRy
, 1864-06-15
THE COMMUETCAT TIONS or RICH.
m0ND.


TWO means Of rebel communication With
Richmond still remain unimpaired, The
Richmond and Danyille Railroad, md the
James River Canal running from Lyn ch5urs
into the city. The latter is doubtless the
chief mode Of supply to the rebel capital.
The Virginia Central Railroad has been much
impaired If not practically for the present,
destroyed by the reconnaissance" of
Grants arm5 across the North Anna.
Kautz's cavalry md Butler's forces haye also
doEc much to render the Fredericksburg
Road useless. The main channel Of snpply
to Richmond, however, is doubtless the
James River Canal. The forces of Crook
ane Avcril1 having joined Hunter, the latter
may be expected to cross the Blue Ridge
range, coming out at Charlottesville, which
is stated to be his next objective point. This
is within thirty-tive miles Of his present DO
stsion, and is but fifteen miles from por-
lion Of the James River Canal, whose
abstraction would go much embar-
1ess the rebel lines Of supply. There eau be
no doubt that Grant will direct his attention
to two leading objects, cutting OF the rebel
lima OF supplies, aud getting around between
the rebels and their line Of retreat Grants
~~vS~s "AAA ~ ~ SOAAFEA 4EE Ae 1AE Us pQS6l-
ble to do the desperate fighting, aud 50 to
hem him In that he must overcome Grant
or succpmb to the difficulties with which
Giant will surround him. The effects of
these assiduous attentions on thu part of
Grant are seen In the gloom which pery AIDES
the rebel capita1. The fact that starvation
ares thtm in the face is plain to them d IL
The rebel CHEF gets tod for his army by
impress ment, another Name for highway
robbery The business of the rebel strong
hold Is ended. Its stores aud cvea schools
are shut. Huntrr Ut Staunton captured
children who could hardly hold u guo, bat
whom jeff. had forced into his rauks, t,
help prop up his totterins rebellion
The clerks who aign the r.bel pro mlses 10
pay, are so numerous and 70 voracIou. thu;
they have to be sent ont OF the city to pre-.
Tcnt item from eating up more monsy than
they issue. And now the Richmond papcrs
inform ua on the enme day that The do,u,cl
city is out Of food, aud short Of water, and
tEat Ntfor the first time in the bietcr5 Of the
'csu,t.y' the CONF treasury las MT
single dollar with which to pay its debts:
, 1864-06-15
CHICAGO LUMBER slAkKEy. ~
Fer tho Week Eadfn4 Tuesday, June IL, ,Gl .


TUESDAY EvEH1No. June II, 1874.
The following table shows the receipts Il Lumber,
shrelts. Lath, &C., for the week eadteg June II and
comparatively foz three years:
Eae,lPte OF LuMnEK surSGLIs, LATE ETC.
FOB THE WKcK ENDING JUNE l1ru Yoa THREE
, 1864-06-15
:Q!})ifa9o Qribn11e.


As We have steadily predicted Lee has
already tried with Grant the TACTICS which
were 30 sdccesbfui with Mcclellan at Gaines'
MIL. ~Ho has repeatedly attacked Grant in
his posltion since the latter crossed the Pa.
munkcy, but every attack has fsiled or been
returned with interest
True, when Grant in turn assailed the
rebel army at Goal Harbor, Lee proved HIM
self able to hold bis intrenchments, but this
oy NO means proves the equality OF his
army but only the special strength OF that
position. It remains TO be seen whether
GEant cannot yet find ground upon which
his own army will hare the advantage OF
position which the rebels lad at Coal Har-
Dor. In these movements Grants caution
is as conspicuous as his persistcncy. His
regard for the lives of his men Is as worthy
of our admiration as his determined valor
in advancing the stan dards Of the re-
public. Prior to the afair at Coal
Hurbor Grant had thrown his left
forward down the Chickahominy, stri-
king 1t at Bottoms and Summers
Bridges, as If to cross. He was there met by
the appearance Of rebel force on the right
bank, while Lee still claimed t. hold In full
force hts old position to the north and left
of the CblclahomIny. It WIS possible, there
fore, that Lee had followed the example Of
Mcclellan, whom the rebels so much admire
but seldom initiate, and had divided his
forces between both sides Of the Chickahom-
iDy. There was no other way in which this
problem could be solved than by heavy
push, or " reconnaissance in force" against
Lees works on the north slde. It wns made
Ten minutes sufllccd TO show that Lee had
not made McClellnn's mistake, but that sub.
stantially bis entire force was on the north
side Of the Chickahominy. Grant therefore
withdrew, and side by side with the rebel ju-
bilations over this "euccess,' comes the
mysterious intimation that Grant l,as taken
up the York River Railroad, and pushed out
for the James River, again fanking Lees
army on the left, and striking out this time
for point on the James River, above Fort 1
Darling, pnd still nearer to Richmond than his
last position. Then comes an apparently6lear
statement Ct the capture of Fort Darling,
and then an omlnous silence, still unbroken,
either by newspapers or official dispatches.
There arctw obvious reasons why no ntwe
Should havo como after such movement
There might be such severance Of Grants
communication with White House, that no
intelligence could reach MS but by. way Of the
james river. But the principle reason
would be Tint such a movement would al
most inevitably bring on one Of the most
terrific battles Of the war. Grant could
hardly attempt to move his base forward to
the James River at a point go near and SO
dangerous to Richmond as tic vicinity Of
Fort Darling without compelling Lee to
nuke the last desperate venture OF the cam
paign. We may well expect, therefore, that
our next intelligence will be OF the most
momcutous and thrilling interest.
, 1864-06-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

Army Of thc Fotomnc-Change Of
EAAc-C -C0nErcAstonal- = Presentation
10 DR.. Hreck1nE1dGe by 1he Illinois
Baltimore Delegation - RumQFed
Changes In the Cabinet.
, 1864-06-15
MARINE a1ATrERS.
#isgeliautnns
RAYS. PATENT
M{lkDE) COLLARS

Have now been before thu public for Nearly Teax.
Int5 rena,vezsax rroocunc1d the n7ases1 sad 5est
1t1i1g cClla18e1tA
he upper edge prey nts perfect curve tec fruR
the an.1t noticed tn all other ca.1iars, 0--~
Tbs cTsvat causes no puckere on the tnatLe OF thA
tuyn-t0*:1 co11ar,-thcy ire A3 SMOOTH INSIDE Al
uOIsl' 'E-and thErefora perfectly tree and easV 70
The neck.
The Gtrut+e Co.lsr hsa syaoosa and evunly tnst ss
edge BOTH gIDys.
ihese Col1sra as not simply ia. pieces paper oos
IN The form Of collar, but ATo xoLDko A1D SHAPED
tt FTE TrH NICK.
They arg made IN :" Novelty" tor sura-aown style !
N sS,f, hafsize from y = y = = iEsaes, and IN .EE
u tols Sizes" in nest bne cartons. eon.aalsk 10
very h1nd7 packags foz Trnyeers, Army a1d EAy1
IOtnceIK-
u AvExY COLLARI Is stamped
~GaAYy PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers IN Mxn' Furnishing Goods. ras
trAle supplied BY HATCH, JOAHStlH q CO.. iupoxs
tets acd Who eea1s Dealers u sten's Furnishing
Gocds and Umbrellas, q Duvolshlrs-st. Boston. and
mJ3 e19k20t wAF 2dp
, 1864-06-15
The following ts tho range In New York, as tel.
fgrsphl d to James Boyo, Esq, 50 CLARK st.eet:

Htre the market opened firm at ~, but declined
to, and eozed at weak Silver opened at ss and
cosed weak at 1so. Government. 52os are heavy With
lrge sales At 1a5 This depression these bonds Is
caused by tho passage Of tho law requiring reg
fs'<redb opds ~ the bnss 70 Natot2l BANK etcu1i
ties and Also by the popularity OF The
loan, which the Government pledged to redeem
until 1881, whereas the 520s CAN BE- redeemed at re
option Of the Government. In less than fou: yea1s
Gom this time. 1t ia predicted that the 52es will
torch even lover figure than to. days quotations
NEW foEk STOCK HARKET.-ClosIng prices for
cath, June H. 1861. Received By F. g. sonon.tal s
Co., Commission Stock and Bold Brostrs, 81 CLARK
, 1864-06-15

has been lesa than the usual activity Of tas MARKET
The entered tales Amount 10 4s3 b. ad prices 1aue
rC from s72 as co per i5o ns. The mark continues
very Ective and rsm At previous quotations.
, 1864-06-15

e General Gustsrus Smith, formerly
street commissioner In New York, and who
resigned from the rebel armies early In the
.,war, has been 1e.appointed Major General
and assigned to the command Of the State OF
GAOrg1&.
, 1864-06-15

:. FThe Hon. Aaron Il. Crgln, Of Leba-
mon, N. r., who will succeed tue Hon. j.
2. Hale as q. s. Senator on The 4th ofMarc
, 1864-06-15

Ing to The iavoruble news from East, closes very
%. and prices hare advances very materially duT-
however, except barre led pork and lard the stock
o. Etars hejng DOW very Inv.
20 i, amt we note advance In prices on the week
of &25o 2 bTl- TO-DAY the sa!es were. 800 bsls city
Pork II S32 %: br1s ltxht Mass Pork at s.9 40.
Hall nicats--ypies. During tho week q lot
about e Go MS dams, at Hc, loose. Topaz. Is bxs
drven ted Hams were sc1o ii l5Ac.
Uacen--H.n1s are steady and f11m at 2o4c for
ch tc city cured aEd canysssed and 18c for uacan-
vssse1. No plslL Hams Offering.
Lard-Tnrre Is good demand for Lard, and we
not- siv-uce on the week Of fully 1c per D.. 10
pAY the tats were: 40 tcs prime e1ty lte1m-dsiod
Leaf ~ 11hc.
, 1864-06-15
Total rumbrr oftoops, &C., furnished !;
Lees number required :


1t win be seen TINT the above account
dots not include the hundred days' men, the
NUMBER OF new recruits furnished for old
regiments since the Cd Of 3oy. or the vet
erans re. enlisted since April 18th. Accord
Ing to the records In the office of the Ad-
jctant General Of Illinois, The total humber
oi re.enltsted veterans is about 5000.
Which number will be further Increased by
rolls yet 10 be received. According to these
G:cres. the total excess credited to the
state, over all calls (exclusive Of the hun.
IS ,0O0s
This is glorious record, Of which every
1ll!Io'san may well be proud All hon or tn
state which has SO far exceeded all th.t
could be justly d.manded Of her! All honor
to our patriotic State officers who have done
80 much to bring about this glorious result,
end to the 10: nj population by whom these
patriotic efforts have been 80 nobly second-
"a! It 10 Impossible that such people
*hoEld be overcome by tr.tora. Let
ettLd this
, 1864-06-15

80 The Nt1r Aaior he's "lft the cat ont
Of the bag" After 4 laborcd exposition of
tie principles and position OF thu Fremont
and cocbranc Farsy, 1t concludes ny saying:
There il 50 little difference between this
psr1y int the Democratic party that i. would
Pc Grey 20 adopt culnasu [cAet, which
would sweep every hing beto. cit.
The Ne.' Natio" is right in saying there is
little difference between the two parties
They are rs nike as two pens. as the two
Dromios-or us one body with two faces
closely resemble each other.
, 1864-06-15

- FA As IN item Of profit from the bonn
--bardmcnt of Charleston. the citizens pick
up the shtlls which fail to burst, aud sell
them to their Government for SIX dollars
apitce-C money, Of course,
, 1864-06-15

! oolosKs pfessosto an~, = A....,....... II q. ~
s,,.,e e1ts1 70 enoee' H.....-......i : 81 tslj
Iced sai11iSs d:nssa. = .,ss & ;s;7
limited limited receipts Prices hsn and unehanke1, VI
Ft1HeGlty Fsekess.'.............. O.
TOHiCCO:ineis ha. So: nois seti!ss ~ sse
M 3
Iequess I'D not 70 arn bat With auosabs change.
ca1cAeo ros.oco sAsTzAc1un1Sa anAsns.
star of tss saTRsse Rsss e.:,e,,.e s.s.S ..o.1s 40
81: Fss 5 ::::s e & 4: !
s~es: ~ Ec a kiais'aek-...s ~ aeo
and g. st.. ct she H1se soaA".o
snH 4 p1onetr Z
$, ES.ss csyend.h e
s., q sad l0s. BIacS Diamond. ....-....:..:... s
- oTHER zaASps-
H.5s7. 1sa,aa S .S IS sss 6 S''.easi 81 3
Ss;;f:ss:':s;s Gil E::: s s : $S$:$ $:; I; :; $
PLua TOBACCO.
Fsimess Deight & q nc
tnysI g e
Ea@ exAS soo
Xsse$ 1msts: aka Ss
GS1ne eoH; 9e
NV 1ris @S
&c
ain
aaesS
Pnre Msits r. xA -..-................a g
sSSs %$s$-4$s .,,,;; + s;;;;: =; ;s:s
an1s,ed 10 Cpon prrys2ua qus'as,ons here aas heen
tss'1 Iks: E: IT .s9s srs
~ 4aE 19H oass I4s eS 4a.
"a s: 4 Iss as aiss4
nnSs ready su1sys aaa aso seeonnk ssass K
eha.ea anH tbo gtxe the amouuts pur
e. several ssaooe seIs Ss,a Sist .eHk T. T.
SSesRe ssoshs 1se e y !.
B?sso @ 81 s s
S. s a! e''sssa' &C. Rs;,,s
Ss4:ss.S sSsss: I l. e. ss..sy ID
se a4s.s !aaf h.seGf.;:lss.s esnss
e a5 S9 nsG1ss Ss
AZ essesfe 4 s e S. S.
eee - .na; IT g. 70 7se; average NC. '0N'1'
EtSs Esss iI.sce....... ,.ssaoo
Fscses9 Tne Wssisd esas3s Ss
Rss :ss sah e
s Il! TSis shd sss snog2 !, sns !:
sssssa|y ' '~aod a y :' sscis: s''' F'''I.
Hsfe;1 HRisse s sss ds'i:srea st s1s
,nS e esi sD ssS:sy sszs
o,hes 6shes quotsttons very aTm aud anehaSssd va
eha5as a5 Ee Ee s,sss :ss,; P,,ls two hoop
$ e + ;s::s e. liz; u
& l." e s? rs =
s q ss :s e e
, 1864-06-15

ESwii6 mod dslate efe eaopT n%Rons, a;d saso es2
r. : l. Fa;.t H IL
ssM 81 ~ ne's efsn nns =;
srs d u 'epseeea Il is
CHARACTERISTICS ss :ass2 asass s e. e.
sst sepaS ssi sesy s
MI hiEf erI ices .hsn we're aver k1oxn. Tnete q
w n ssss ssss u sss %stK
,at'on,, Reeeics ysry ttihlnE. and market arm ut
Prime Live Gcete Feathers ......... ..,.....e5afsc
Fi;Wiif.daEss Irrtrs.ihs hs market has 5sse sSss
s pss9 % 20
mark : toleIabiJ aetlve aud i'm. srsavnzz siEs
ea s e. sss III;
ana limited compared -fh the pEtsent extreme A.
reports 7scept q Is iii Seass
it1n for the present season from Cleveland,
pats,; Ea5,a: rs VIZ aete = sdsaaes q soo
prEa: yarsst nFn 4, crescent q9otisons. 6aAsoEs
tSssn sks
9:s u iair supply and nam at present qaoto,ions.
Green Apples. ar to prime, b1l..... .....ssue7os
E1ash' 2a.-.'-.'.'''....-........ MS9 g
IsnSns. < .....' xas5ss ~
;ss S;sssy: :: *$S!:;5; 4 81 Ss s!;Ss
f'is ffHr hs. tsss 81 q
s Is sa1ks9 rss1 ;MseS 5sSs
York appis. IS n3 s az aensss ssg
n1ans pfs;' ss: sd
I,0.s no, 70 IT. Nth decline e 1e o. aoos;
spns!S
i e1Esa s. p y serE ;as snn sne dsses
stseash f. asassa :.!l affsS saa& " e
, 1864-06-15
nA3uyAcru2kD III
GRACE i

AMESBURT, MASS.
Price = centa pez box Each box ~ ~ y TNfc % Il
duly cop!r:ghttd .,,r,r NJ p.nda1oh s:.eex
chicsgo, iatno.st Tnsls..e as,,1. = iAa.ns.
G1accs sa1ve u for sala nJ au1G9rsiS7svX.sa, ~ as,9
city and t0W1. "'~ A'S '""@ssa
, 1864-06-15
suind ling In the Name of Charity.

Purchasers Of tickets in the ssSmizer farm.'
lottery Of the st. Louis Sanitary Fair eere
repeatedly and officially assured thlt the IL
tie to the property was perfect. and its value
about what was represented-S40,0o 600 Now
thnt the farm is disposed Of, and the $40, 900
received for 1t safely In the pockets Of the
committee, the Missouri Democrat says: r;
I'VE have no desire to throw a c1oud over the
but 'h.v do say there Is a small mortgage on the
properly Of 5000. Moreover tt is said thai tie
place Is clai:ncd by Soizer. Also that the county
coErt can g1re no title to the property It Ike
Wise reported that It ts mt much Of farm after MI
and NOT worth near as much as It brought la The
zatfc. Il Is AFRO hfnted that il the winner dou't
give the farm to the soldiers he will be voted au
DO. we hare no means Of knowing. bat suppose he
will retire to hts Martin box and 20 to ranfng on
lcus and pot4toes-"
II these statements are true, and the Dsu-
ocrdt y ould scarcely dare to make them if
thy are not true, what shall we. say OF the
commit ee's proceeding, except that it:is a
bnre-1uced and Infamous swlndie, such aa
ought to send every man among them to the
penitentiary for obtsining money uneer false
pretences. That it was obtained In the name
Of charity only makes the matter worse; for
the entire business Is calculated to throw dis
credit on all future efforts In behalf Of the
soldiers.
II the statements of the Democrat are true
we heartily second the statements Of the
Etgisstr. It Is not often that We can agree
with that paper hut We do upon this occa-
sion. It was rascally proceeding,
, 1864-06-15

I NJ MET4Ls There ls but little change to uots In
:air and prices present. scazcely asy aiters
t"n- Tn y IN Uodesste request. and with tbs hIxh
rates Of Gold hEd EIcha nRer yer firm. Copper COZ
MES moderately sctve and tteady At praYlons quo
'atona ueter DESCRIPTION ore In fair demand and
NJ changed. Wo quota:
Ils zEE.
, 1864-06-15

ROPS-Thtre IS . good supply OF New Yofx ID
Wttstsn hops; snd Atockh On hand are Iafce Ths
mafset l. gensraly snll md inactive; pr1ee. easy
Neg York. prime aCal;tiea. gT: e:
w.s.o-- ,sn.e!tor 90 '...'-..'.-....., Is;s Ssss
.BAY-There hak Eeen fair amount Of acttytty.n
tie market durtrE tAa pAst week. Pressed nay bus
ben Il ~ rsefie. ri loo,e ths sapey
the nsArke: rules tolsrsolY hrra. DJ wholesal.
Prices Will ha uudeNtond the pr1ces cts LeafatS He
p.11pk farmtrs. and by fsiru prices. tbs current
safes Of The market for ama1t and largs quantleJ.
We quote::
81, wuoL1sAlE E91cxs.
Timothy, heater pressed t1S O91I01
Timothy lcosa pfcas 1aHa!sa a
1tMbthy i&Sic.@
Pra,r,e loose ...,.,,,.. l2008 .4.01
7,rothv. heater prtasedl dd.@ fh1 ,47arooakae
Timothy, looee pretsed. alnta x5N
Prptr1e loose n-essed .........,.,... ia tIA1HW
PIalrte. 1nu1t,., .........,...,,......f f6EA1ll39
HIDE--Thers ass been ilttis aettvisy IN she mar
k&t during the pant week. With ntainT shipping
deEand- sud latxe etoots In thA 1Anzs OF deAtcts.
tntre Is pLre than erdinsry dtNcaitF In ofactlnE
1A1tB. Prices con1fr Nihuns any change exception
Green CeH, upon which Ve uofe dec!no OF Ie. Ne
quote:
, 1864-06-15
WEEKLY REVIEW OFF r 3E
CHICAGO MARKET.

Az texs u Gr,tn rt2ofI n 10 .t7-ket rp,rt cr=
on basis V = storage per bushel unJsfs 11Ae-.e{ss
s:cG.. -Four u sat5 ej:e~sa ss o.s:r17:et sotsS
, 1864-06-15

French Cali, Is
n8...a.-..-...&14tGa,@ go
Fren b Calf Le-
moiaes, y do1- ....-...
eu..:..........S3 M@9oNN
French Calf Le-
MONIES, ST.
conds, = doz-s1700aH.W
Linllgs. u dcx.-1o.Goa1s.Ql
Roan, p dog. z..,14-A@l8.N
, 1864-06-15

TO-DAY thtr. w4s ! fair shipping dentni, and the
alss saf & m pt,
= ny.ttsE1lie" At = ~ 1So br!s Anehos" 500;
= =. I: SEQ 81. Eood xhlsc wlascr, .s1:r. On D. T.
M isED wlH7En EEaRA-1oo br!s '.pearl' At 37.5: 50
sFr1Nu ExTC.s- lND br's sBeczer's n1uhlc Ex,ra"
at ~ .rls Cedar Fa:l at s7.'s; :00bFis Lrcon
& bris ''D.rwtnt" NJ IS IS; 10: Bra Iowa
~ nc*sille" at {d..:. 47n hris ''Mos1le !" At
tn It 500: icy prs % 1T it brIs ma in = 1
"a TO br's "Malns' at 1875; 10, b:ls ';IoE4
Stale - N: $U-s5- SrkINa 6UrEEFIxE-ll1 brs ~l'ee-
u .um" It ss.75 RYE FLorR-l09 b.ls "stons Mils''
, 1864-06-15

CONTRA. -
By men furnfBhed d under cs1Ie Of 1861
By men furnished under call of July ID, ,Is61
Ey men furnished from 26th May to Blst De.
S&aAtG4t 4SNO+ +s&.
By men furnished from let to 3lst Januarv.
Uy men furnished from st to :s,}1h Cehru-
afy. 1etA.
by men furnished fran 1st to 31st March,
- 'oS7. .-....:-....+--..-...-. -.--....
Ey men furnished from 1st to 30th April,
~ ie-eniisted veterans to 18th April 1864.
Mny. 1sE4,
1ty additional credits reported by the Adm
tant General q. s. A. to ID May, 1854.
Total nnmbrr Of ftroops, &C., furnished
Iess nufnher renn {rcd
, 1864-06-15

Sale tr-d1y 10 hris Peaches, nnparadt attic
Fish WHI,E FlsH-The market has been In
alm':. oEEal supply. with active aud faiEs de-
tu"rr. chc receipts ior severa' months past have
been coEtideraby be1w the oeoand, al: 1lou:h they
will prnb&b1y fail not very much beiov the average
= p:: ytats. But with rapidly Increasing pcpuIl-
t.t2. md ihe mu!1lphcatl1h Ut our trade te1-fold
adobtcd NIT sufficient. The lskea will yi:ld
me!c 1htn The required quanity q neh. and waat-
othss msteT'als emp1oyed ,he increased tsade vii
of hitt .h, fair demand. Prices fell In the eazler
part Of the ck 23c hf bril- bnt have since
firm ct preseht QuosatoEs. AoDF1su-Dtrnand linn
isen ,nd receipts stuall. Market rules siescy.
PIckL. D HKExIN0s In fir request and nrm. Ii EE
HrEEtSGs-Thtrc nre none IN rl. muTse 1T Outtei
, 1864-06-15
HERALD ARC LlECDAN.

Tie New York H.. ald is much dlsappctnt.
ed that the Convention nj Baltimore has nom
mated Abrsham Lincoln, nnd Is sure the
world is going to the bugs in consequences.
The convention has falsifed all the U:vu a..
predictions. Up 10 the time Of it's meeting.
1t was, by that authority, going to nominate
Gen. Grant, as sure as shooting. All the talk
about Linco In was mere ruec, or kind OF
slow intended MS blind but Graut was tic
man. The convention did no such thing;
nobody supposed 1t would; not even the
Rc aid; or, with nil It's buldcrdash, it Is not
fool enough TO believe my euch stulE So the
Herald now lets OIL that the convention was
Ill "packed ly Lincoln before hand, aad
only did wlat it was hid to do. or coarse
tie Herald don't believe that either, aay
more thuu the other; but then, it ID uuier
she necessity Of saying something; and when
it can not think of any sense to utter-,nd
which is not very often-,t zuus u current Of
baldcrdheh.
The trouble with the Lerald is, that It said
out, good while ago, al1 its stuck Of mag
nifications Of Lincoln, and cannot bear togo
Into ca1npaign for A,n again, for tat mere
Teason t!'at 1t cannvt think Of anything more
to say, and must get new MAN to use It's
epItlcts upon. The Mrsld his pretty eool
slock Of adjectiycs, but it burns its powder
too fntt. Hold on, uran! Save aumu.i,ion.
Wind ia plenty. but even beasts that live
nron 1t die for lack after while
We shcll feed pretty su:c OF LIN colu's cleo
lion 20 long &c the 1t.,atd Up, oses him,