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, 1864-04-12
FROM LITTLE ROCK.
From Our Special Correspondent

LITTLE HocE, Ark, April 1st.. 1881.
TIC latest intelligence from the "cxpedl-
tion'' under Major-General Steele, Is that they
reached Arkadclphia without meeting. the
enemy In force. Several Thousand cavalry
were at Rockport to oppose the crossing OIL
thc river at that place, but few shells were
sufficient to put them In rapid motion 1or
safer quarters.
An expedition under Col. C1nyton, from
Pine Bluff, made descent day or Two
since upon body ofseyeral thousand !" reos'
that bad for some time been hovertng In this
vicinity, and tsgobbled up about four hum
dred, and acattered and dispersed the bal
apcc have not yet learned the number OF
killed and wounded on either side. Clayton
is getting to be terror to the "secesh'' and
II whipping strebs' can entitle him to II, his
friends think he has earned promotion. .,.-
An expedition was sent out from this
place on: night before last, to -"1ook after
McRae'' who has force Of twenty Eight hun
drcd men north Of White river. The expo
Of the Sd Minnesota infantry, Post-Com-
mnnder at this place, and recently nominated
BY the President for a Brigadier-Generalship.
The Colonel is gallant officer, and is sure to
render good account OF himself The "e1-
pedition" was organized and sent of SO quiet
L a hat i Rnt few es!s Gsse4 sekt kmp
Is N evincing himself the man
for the o,casion. The tsbutternuts" here
fear him, and Union men eau feel that he is
in earnest, lie keeps his own counsel, and
to1crates no stouteide pressnre' to Interfere
with bis opinions or movements. One Of his
first acts upon assuming command here, was
TO closc the drinking saloons, whose name
Las grown to be s'legion." How much this
has lad to do with It, your correspondent is
unable to say, but ts certain that "butter-
nuts" do not NOW congregate about the cor
ncr6, where they were wont to assemble be-
fore Gen. Kimball assumed command. They
seem to have s'hunted their holes.''
The 18th Michigan has Just returned from
their veteran furlough, with ranks filed. They
presented tine appearance as they filed past,
and Will add materially to the available force
at this place. The boys here are oil keen for
a fight, and If the ''rebs'' will only muster
courage enough to attack-t,s, they will lind
that-somebody will get hurt "V1AroR.''
Medical Directors Office, Dept Of Arkansas. ~'
..s LITTLE Rock, March ~, 1:03.
List Of deaths in the Department OF Arkansas,
dnfang 9ans ihs s week ending March eoth. 1851:
I, 80 Arkansas cavalry; George Clover, Sd Iowa
battery: Henry Backmnn, 9Th Ohio battery: Henry
NontEuH, l.: 4th Arkansas cavalry; Elias j Pay
ton. !, sd Arkansas cavalry Michael Mullen, c, I'd
Missouri cavalry; Peter Williams, E: 80 Arkansas
airy; Willard d Brown. Ii, sd Missouri cavalry
Pleasant n Keller, b. sd Iowa cavalry; John
sprague, A., 18th Ohio: Middleton Lamh, E, 6ath
Illinois; Tracy Day, F, cd Illinois; Thomas Pen
Surg. u. s. Y. and Med. Director I'll 4. G, md De-
pa,tmcut OF Arkansas.
, 1864-04-12

Flour-sa!es last evening: 81 br!s Eel River" At
90: 2aS brls 4 At s6.to. To-day-s.es 81 bsIs
brls ssos at $40: SO bris x White wheat
ht St. IS afoa,. Wheat-The market was very active
Sales 2oGo bu No red at -: .coo bu No red st
$lss: 2!f0 bu and coo bn No red # slG; 1900 bn
N:s; 6oe9 hp Ne red st q s8; 2.e9 ba amber Mich
At si5o: $50 bu amber Mich nt sl.so. CoEn-TheFe
~ sale lat evening Of so bu new cora at &c.
disposed to operate. 0ats-Sale 100 bu oats at foc.
Kye-Is entirely neglected.. Probably would not
RI
, 1864-04-12
ILLINOIS FoR GRANT.

It is worthy Of note that every Democratic reprc.
sentative In Congress- from the State OF Illinois Il
Democratic candidate for the Presidency.
The above is from the Chicago Post. There
are nine Copperhcad members Of Congress
from this State, and out Of that number only
tro, J. G. Allen md John T. Stuart, voted for
the bill to make Grant LIEUTENANT GENERAL,
The other sesen opposed it with the intensest
bitterness and maliguity, on the ground that
he {Grant) Ind declared that he did not want
to see thewar closed until slavery ehonld be
forever wiped out.
, 1864-04-12

to OsdensrpEg. On the ST. LAWRENCE is sail to ho M
longer ebst1uc,ea By cs. The .er GFanise ssais
Of tho Northern Transportation Line. passcd DO m 4
fsw DAYS since nndinE the ent!Eo dstauco ffea an.i
eleat.-D<tTpts Tribune, p1h.
FIRST 1'ouxn TIT TO sAarxAw.-rno steamer
Susan Wa5t. Capt Straohant returned yesterday noon
fsom Saginaw. meeting with htrio no iMpa1ttusRt
from Ice duFuE ths Found trip. On her return nom
Saginaw considerable ice had been forced b. the
northeast wind the lake from Point Aug
Bargue, extending as far down ~ Lexington, which
would doubtless prevent veasca rom loading tharo
for the t1Iuo bc!pg.-ltid-
KINGSTON HAkpne OrEx.-The harbor IL nov fat1y
oper. There sssM some les remaining at the north
ed eity eas It aatts 2osses for steamers 9
ctpal wharTes This year The harbur has opened
" ea,ty. In fact, that this steamers flly
prepared TO take advantage OF t.-Eiagyfon 1Ss,ES.
IptH 3ih.
rARK RAvKyyA AaHoEE--A. TrcEept. ESQ re-
csyed adylcrs thts morning that the bark lavenna.
tape Henry, nesr Baltimore. she was on hor way
from Liverpool 10 Baltimore. No particulars were
Elven.-ctereioH1 Herald, -ibrtl7th.
AoKouSn.Ihc schoonsr Star Of tho Worth. bonud
down with cargo OF lumber grounded early Jaoter-
day morning at the head OF Een. Island, and no 10
LAST evening had not oeen Observation-Disclosures TrS-
tuH<. gQh.
, 1864-04-12
GHBgrRACK CURRENCY.

t s1esas'sely si Erefnnacl ~ eaiIencI-that is 70.
amou the peope 1eave a. 1ba h.nts no. 70 fo t
change in their dealings with each Other such
ns ier st III enpao;rf apS oeor or vae
that i;so-thlrds Of he pcopie to-dav wish there
s, thn.p Mo fcnes ~ ercunTon @ 2. aq,hoszed
on civ would to.aaT roie tn shoIiah II hsn
aInne 81 wonsd ~ y, ~ aae 5 nanEa
fhTourhnut thr rornt Thoaa whyl ~ sne
efn fr I14o,r .uoe-,s 9rs-n IT. e,
nrotcsy and iii ~ II the or cre comic W ~;
end; t lie best thing Il IT to DO today il to Sroylae %
r. 1sw lot @ Gradual a1d thorough Withdrawal Of
he onv napcr CURRENCY in te count ~ Il 81
quite possible that the influence Of the weaker and
1ot Il !. n.;ther 94ss er ~ ~ oi@a1 ~ ~
~ rE Tvs hor ea'e 10 urge th's At
Our New York namesake describes the
wildcat concerns very CORRECTLY. They are
indeed. nothing but n,ucre xp.tiov ,,,.,nn, for
borrowing money fro,a fas conamvuit,, instead
of lcn1jnr IT ~ Rut ther mt o,,r b,rrov
money frnm the nommnnt+v hn+ +b.r b.ra
thc ondoc,tv to cbo-re ,,,t.ss.t -, 49, ..ss s
thcv 1,o-row, Th..e q eret,e'. ~ 49, ;,'Sy
m co,ita, s,-.oat 49,. 49, ~ -. .a.
rool.a.s ~ - Nh. , ,' e".A Nv " -, 4ue
s1'a~ss s eo4nun"y' lucy
7n;,,;o,,s ~ sa,,s-. ~ ..s! pe 4vn nunu,ru ,,,
t.,a.srs.. III 80, s.a. ..a -eeuso LUZ. oue-o,iS
tcr.s+ ~ t1,.ro ~. NoI ~ .1'A1 s1ass u
,nara-e 4-,1v +h,+ ,,ns,i,o a.,sta., e :. a..f..
towards the snnnnc.s,on ~ az h.,h na.as
wildcat sh3nn1s.+ers - o;re.n,..o.s
money. and the snhst,tnt3nn ~ ~ c...eh.a,s.. ,s ~
c,rcnlate amonr tbe ncnn,e r. -. :.
thinks tvo-th;rds NJ thr neon,o s,a oa,.o.as
TO the sssnctton.num ns ), M rrefs- ~ Ian"1
tenders. II i, too modest 81. IT, ast,n,ata
sion Of the Wild cats and the substitution Of
, 1864-04-12

~ "e have received the first numb. =,
q handsome and ably conducted paper c,,,ss -
the Portland Hexk{y onion. It ia nrh,,a,s
at Portland, Oregon, and flies the uamss 't. -.
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnsnn ~ ~ w.
mast head.
, 1864-04-12

IL Is estimated that the inc.
number o1 acres in the Southern States NJ MAJ, .ne
cd to wheat, corn and potatoes. sjnce .ns ~.
a war broke out, is from 1o,Goo 600 ac-ss 'as ;s
lso to 13,9so, GOO In 1862 TO ~ on .es oao N y,
1sc3, and q, SIC, COO in 1864, ''o''o" IN
, 1864-04-12
III a RI e L 7 ST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ERIVEp.............-ApFti.u u.
Prop Union. spraEuc. milwaukee,. Buudr!e5-
Prop +. ". BAckus, Chast. Grand Haven, 10 n lana-
beF. 18, N shingles and sundrIe3. -.
SchE AdEi1tfc QuaJs. Grand Haven, l15 N turnbse- m
m fAth.
fehr G. Barber, Kirby Grand u.run, s. cis wood.
sehr Wese hester, Burns. Grand Haven ID lumber
sehr y: Mitchell, Acs, e'F,:a Haxea, iso n iumb9.
sehr Woliin: WARNS. Aotl.nt; q N iaabcr:
Schr Ithica Dary Maua&ee. a lumber, TIMBER.
Schr BuenA vists ST. mott. Manl,sec, n lumber. u
m timber.
echr Arctic. brown, PentwateF. 40 m Lumber.
schr L. c. Irwin. Parsons, Packards PIER 81 N una-
schr i. Rsnd. MeKsy Muske9S0 @ g. n laaoos 2! =,
Stow Union. Nelsh, st. Joseph. 5, o.!s wood:
ScoEL Laurel, IcVea, Lskttown. - cds WOOD.
CLEAKkD. ...........-.ApFH II.
p..c Geneva, someryI l.. Grand Traverse. Light.
echr fthtca, Dairy. Alnttte Light
Schr Hamlet. Nalssta. Grand ttav69. isns.
schr Adrtas,e, ocsSl,. . g and AaTen: e. 1,Shfs
Gchr WestchtsteF B.rnR. GrA.6 HaFeDs light.
6ehr Arctic, H!owp. I4cine. light.
Schr Wc1u, wafinR, Holland groceries.
Srhr p Uuttou. VIukY H11l ind, groceries.
, 1864-04-12

The hide market has been only moderately active
during the week. The suppoett1ou of hat
tsE the i.s9nE oi ths Ho!d csrtllcaes a. the a of
tate Importation. There is pegceptb1e change In
this department to note snce last review.
Green eated and domestic stock Is held firm at form.
er figures, and the demand Il correspondlngly great
, 1864-04-12
MIR. Lincoln In Missouri,

"A Radical meeting was held at Bowling
Greea. Pike county, Mo-, on the 4th inst, at
which the following resolution was passed
unanimously:
Heasftd, That we are in favor Of the nomination
y ABRAHAM Lincoln as orr nrst Csotse for the Pres
taency; nGEerthe1cse We beieye that lhe best in
taeeie o. ne country, and Of the Union caase de-
and @ th5t Tie se1ecton OF candlda;e for thai Of
1tt 1ce sooald be committed to the National Union
~ NJ 9s 70 9e held In the city oi Baltimore on
ourselves to abide it's action and to charr,fy any
TIN WaousoeveT may b. selected b. f. 03''
, 1864-04-12

EAp.Lt ptr tons
uHds on al Descriptions The marks. continues MI.
y active and fsm At present quotations. Ne qouse
sAuto3. .sssss.ssss-+
JAT&..........
RD, fAF 10 Eoo0
BIO, good 70 pttme...........-... ..........At ~
CuEE&E-In limited supply. Prices rn1e ar'n and
u1ohsnRed. We Quotd: p,
HADnufX .s.sssssss+ts'":e
WeAtcin ResetFt.. e'A77
EfsfsA-Eex. in much better supply with = fair
dtMaEd. Ihe market rules tolcrably hru 1t 16Slsc
z Gox 81, -
tive demand At present 9uosatons. Lsx9Ss G ns ana
OBAxoks In lsir supply. Market active Ano nf1n as
ftseeEt quo oatlons. n1cKokr SrTs 10 5ooa demand:
pTeviouR QEct1tions firm and unchanged. MeQuo9c:
Green Apples, tslF 10 prime. bff... --....*1 s@
Green Apples. common. 2 bFl.-.......... Inse
9fsSEes {st;ny} box !11$ =
Alc1St1 Nut2. small, bu4-. 1Ae4 -
aacxoF3 Aut4larre, y ou. --.........-...- .to3 iW
DRIED FRUITS-APPL8s-1n good demand
and nkn It raseAt Quet1uous- PXACHES-ln mode
rate supply and actlve. Market very rm At present
qur' 1ttone. EAtsLNe and CCERAxr+ much nrInar,
q fssuh sf t.s prsPesed 70 bo la1ied
Ga ~ imported rntls. supply moderate and I good
aeE md. Mt..FGE.E1ss-SeEJ sc.seo and n1m At
ply and steady. SARo1s1s-AcuTa And nfm ii pres
, 1864-04-12
Gold deposits from all sources el5
Silver deposits. including purchases. 6,7A
rrotal dAnns,ts xen, on
..SMl,9W

BAsK srA1KXryrs-The following is an exhibit
the condition Of the banks OF tho three principal
cities Of the Union. as shown in the last weekly
mcnt:
Loans. Specie. Cfrcul'n. Deposits
ESsT-AR1? s2 SsIs! 81 1sSss &; M 5ss5 99s lsl5,2s1
Bos'n, Ap.5.. T,sss,ae2 6,s5G2t 9A4,oi2 S29a,s ,si9
Total. ss,3 119s73 sD5s4s s8i 1763111 Sx t16 sa5
Last week.. 3o9 353,So1 81 r5s5,ls sSaN
increase 70 loane--.
Increase in circulation ton................... 1881
1ncrehse In s,4g2
New fnrk Stock Mnrkoe-Apri IL.
Received BY F, G. SAltCEAtAN d Co. ecutnctS5ao
, 1864-04-12

ET We hear men say that there wou1d
not be currency enough in the country to do
the business in the event that the issues Of
the wildcat concerns were expelled. This
is not true; but any deficit there may be can
be very easily supplied. The national cur.
rency in the hands Of the people On the 18th
, 1864-04-12
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Dispatch 70 the Chtca.o lr1none.1
BR1DuHFoRr, april II, 1863.

CLEAREn-None.
Aax1vHp-Ccnreyanre Des PLANES, 80 yards rub
BILE stone; Advances. Athens. 70 yards su1h1e, Il do
drenston etoue 9. F. Gale. Athens 20 yards rubbla
stone; Drill Athens, 50 do DO; Energy. Joliet, Ae1
bu corn 20 hbas -four; Neptune. Ottawa, 5,n1 bu
eesn Monitor So.1. Ottawa hight; Milwaukee. L.
sale ses bu corn Imperial. do, 3.61 bu corn Gu
bA, Ottawa, 2,foo bu corn
, 1864-04-12
PARTICULAR EnTTcr

- At4AAy pEepAE2AG14 s0Q unutF tA9 2
shssptst xh!sfy cemlapn run, eostnF rom +
pes gaon. ha tassa disguised By Antsa "
This ca.s q 6ttess has ssused .nd will eont1nu. -
sau,s ~ long as shsy can es sold hundreds dc =
ens % ine s- X thes use The system
hs wort knd, ths ,elre q eor 1sano4
snaa aDa ssP Ed r. IT, : 81
OF thami 49, ~1A @e"Ne' 0'Sezt
Attention, soldiers! and Friends Of so1dtsr.
ssass + a. n! .ss fads :
5S.f:SS i 5ssd9 gs@ ~
sssia' Il .sssg ,gessa, sa3 s
vss niShs s. til vii s. !ess
It of hs naioa =
&c R,e1s s to Pss ha own language has been savs
| PHILADELPHIA. Aug. g. 1s4
uao,sn. uaEsaaS 4osas EvAHs: Well. gentlemen, yeu.
y ~ no e6sss msssks IN ths veaehed for bg
@ko y sSa1 z 81 I. n
~ saSs l. eW aad have been ior tae last four ysaa
im@ediass command ot Gap. f. B. ana hq1e a2aa
r. a
hosglta Th y sSeat debltfy any1 ssss u e
to tbs Is. eI% asa i sS,.
tSe M III ne state a. Aane" rom which landed q
a INV a. one rnn}d he ~ ti ae nsFa oten aho1k
ty For week or morr Ens sc SPITE OF y1taA
low ANYTHING and II did force uorsci dn1n ~ ~
1mmediatev thrown IN Again. 3'"A - "ss
eopld not eVe9 keep glass Of water On my sroz.
s6a sGa LIE Soaid Mt last under these circumstances:
aishfaiy heos nn to ora re9e ceen " moF9e
ne glasg 9i the dread Archer. frankly told ms TAT
id msks sues isposltisa of n ny = In;
hhSsP NJ EEsass
Fro ~ tb youE H. Bftsss and klndly procared bosa
hsdoT of des saa t1kns the hs goq
, 1864-04-12

Probable Complexion Of the MARYLAND
Freedom Convention.
The Baltimore american gives the follow.
ing table showing the probable complexion
Of The Convention on the question Of State
compensation:
, 1864-04-12

AH6a1* y 6Futt. rspo.tet. III erts ,1are4s e.rs On
A< at *toTdIe t4c per oushkl up IA liza
~ 7Rsect 70 only &c 1fern9e. u draso7s of sa5rt
@fs7sH ~ doSs or ~ ddtd Hdts<7 on ~ receipt
MONDAY Ev7z1Ha April II, 1sst.
FRE1Gt1TS-lAKE FEEfGHrs-Vesacls In good
dtnlsnd and rates 1rm. The engagements were ITO
hlTFTAIo:+ehrs scandins Ian. Ralph C,mpbell, asd
Whitn an, with wheat at lGc. To u3W1ao:-scnrs
Mcntauk and Cascade, with corn at Ike: scnr' III.
Vernon, with wheat at l5c. "
We Q1pa: e .@e
, 1864-04-12

currency ono secs, will disappear, and the
whole mass will be bad or dangerous.
What we need to-day is not an extensive
funding Of the al-Tendera, but an exten~
sire expulsion of the wi1d-cats, which would
bring real relief, reducing the cost ofliving,
md removing the impediments to industrial
operations. Clear out the wildcats, and the
price of gold will comsdown on the run. II
the 40o, eco Of "euction pump" issues
were retired from circulation, gold would fall
from 170to Ito, and the expenditures Of the
Government would be reduced 4 million of
dollars per day
While the Government il getting but SO
eents on the dollar for It's bonds, It is easy to
understand how the cost Of the war has in.
creased from two to three millions per day.
Why should the ssvornclous'' wildcats ex-
srcise an influence in Congress so potent and
blastingf viii not the N. 7. Tribune join us
In exposing and denouncing those cowardly
or corrupt Congressman who are the slaves
or attorneys OF the "voracious suction
pumps" which arc deranging all classes Of
business, causing the war to cost one-thizd
more than III legitimate, aud which, sooner
or later, will explode like soap bubbles,
leaving in the hands Of plundercd people
their worthless picture promises to pays If
the n !, Tribune will strike the blows at
this alarming evil of which 1t is capable,
With the assistance it will receive from the
press elsewhere, We are confident that Con-
gross will lay stiff tax on tho wildcats, as
Secretary Chase demands shall be done, II
this be done, they will be banished forever
from circulation; the inordlnate and fright.
full expansion Of the currexcy will cease, the
price Of gold will fall, the cost Of the war
will grow lees; business will again become
steady, and terrible financial crash will be
ayerted.
, 1864-04-12

TIE New Two CENT P1Ec1,-We have
seen q specimen Of the new two cent piece
which has been recommended for the sa1c-
tion Of Congress. It resembles ~ much as
anthing can i gold coin, md is rally beauti-
ful. On one side there is q wreath Of wheat,
in the centre Of which Is stamped. ss3 cents,b
and around which are the words, "United
States Of America" On the other side there
Is the shield Of liberty, bearing the words, ),
"God our Trust" It is very pretty and
very convenient coin. and we hope It will be
ado. ted and generally circulated Whee'iag
,lHft9iNHce4.
, 1864-04-12

One Ridgely Grcathousc, in Missouri. has
been arrested for violating his oath Of e1le.
glance, twice tnkcn: and is to be sent to
Washington for military trial. It does not
appear that either OF his oaths was that re.
qnircd by the Proclamation Of Amnesty; but
it will serve to illustrate the principles In
yolycd in the taking Of that oath. There has
been quite enough Of triling with oaths Of
allegiance in the border States, and most
especially in Missouri; aud the Government
will do well, and consult the demands of
truth not only, but Of mercy, and especially
Of respect for itself, If it acts in way to
bring such triding to an and. Let this Great
house, and all other Houses, great or small,
find out that oaths Of allegiance arc not so
easily dtgested as eaten.
It is especially necessary now, in putting
in operation the doctrines of the Amnesty
Proclamation, to establish some suitable rule
In regard 10 Its requirements. If it is to Sc.
cure any respect whatever, It must be shown
to mean something. Its requirements should
be unrelentingly insisted on. In order to do
this the first cases Of presumption in its vio-
lation must suffer the whole penalty Of tteir
triainE. If any suppose they can take its
otth and break it at their first convenience,
let them discover their mistake in connection
with hemp. Let them know the penalty Of
triai0g and perjury. The lesson thus taught
ut once will save an abundance of trouble
md be sn1utary in all respects.
, 1864-04-12


Eollness D1~od to the
Head, AcidisJ OF the Stomach.
Enasea, Heartburn, D!s,usa sQr F2cI,
knllntas or We!ght IN the Stolhach, Sour
1Suptas lions, Sinking or Fluttering at tho RI
or the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hui114d
md Difficult Breathing. F1utterlng at Che Hse1x
Caok!nR Or sufucainE Sensations when In lying rel
tufe oinness Of Vision. Dots or Webs btf6TV {ie
Agnt, Fever and dull paia in The Head, Deacie1-
cy OF PersptrAtton. Yellowness Of tha 9kto
and Eyes, Pain In the Side Back. Che4t.
Limbs &C., Sudden Ftushea Of
Heat, Burning In the Flteh.
ConstAndi tReginlngl.
Depression Of
And Htll poe,.l7ely prevent YELLOW FRYER. M,
IOUS FEVER &C. They Contain
no ALCOHOL Or BAD BRANDY.
They WILL CURE tho aboys diseases In ntnsty.ssas
eases out Of a hundred
Do you want something to Strengthen Yes,
Do you wants Good Appetite9
Do yuu want to Build up your Constitutional
Do you want to Feel Welt
Do you want to get lid Of Earvousnssar
Do you want Energy1
Do you want to slsep Welt
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Feerrxl
II Jou do. use HooFLASDs GERMAN Brf1Ik1
, 1864-04-12

ONIONS-In fa;r demand With \ small supply
NaI kct firm At presen: quotations. We quote:
Common TO Medium. ..... 1,G0Gs1.7Q
Sala To-day. 5 brs At {s.GG per hu-
CARR BON O1IcMarket very dfn, with an ad-
Eancf OF ie On previous auoEatoEs conssqaens upon
still light, We quota:
, 1864-04-12

1AX -..
| French Calf,N ns1,E21.N
| French Gait L.
MONIES, r tloz-
Observation-Disclosures
French Calf Ie-
motueS, 9ac-
ondB, = dog. ..&.mas0. %
Innings. p doz. .11NAt5.0O
i Roanss p dog. ..13.oG91610
, 1864-04-12

cooelderAble Improvement
lently in the activity or the
!: Of several carr ocs 1t good
Nv contracts for future de-
:. S.les to-day: I ,MG, ,lM #.
loer, ae { $15.M-ist cargo to
M3J, and one cargo weekly
Mftnot Mitchell from Rogue
'ps. At I $!G!.N; part Of cargo
toEue River, halt strips, it
fchnlA. ffnM EIa11and "a M
, 1864-04-12

George Thompson's speech In the House
Of Representatives list night drew an i'm
mense audience. including the President,
Vice President, Mr.. Chase, and other distin.
cuished men. It was received with enthusi.
9stic plaudits. send you synopsis Of the
able Eeutlemen'e remarks. F.
, 1864-04-12

XLcCK
+; Slaughter 8oft. .#:S:Bl
Bue1Os Ayras.......TsJlc
! 0rtnoco Eote.......3k9&c
| Of1uoco good dam
aged.
, 1864-04-12

um.........s. S1.W8l-2
ki. mol, heavy. .&kaesc
Gulf, tItrA.......1.4G31.N Sc
French Zip, 1rst
cl1uice...-....-f-@&1.6 IS
French Gail, n
nj. A..+. ANs+sl
French Calf, 81 H.
, 1864-04-12

sEEDs-ksceIved,i 100 IS Grass sse..: s6;11tg
none. Market ger orally arm, 9se"'' 'A'ppea'
Clover Seed-In good demand and ,rm. so1es
to-day. 189 bu choice At $500 A1' s"'@'
Timceaihy q h. see11In Il good reanest. Sales to-day
90 bes at tt.la; 50 bgs common and d1tty at X
Flax seGa-ln acti.e demand and drn. Sales to-
bEa at S2-11 :'hga At 496s, ~'''"
sA1LT@@owtng II @ TO IumoTs Of tsx on Salt, the mar
FoIetgn Sails is held higher. We quote:
, 1864-04-12

LUMI5EH-There Ia I
In the supply and constql
HarEct. We note the sal1
prices, hes1St> y htch q +
livery are etill bk Ing mad
ef mil run kcwaunee lur
bc delivered first week In
sY!eEwaF1s; cargo Of ftcfll
River, 1z0, ,M8 feet, bali str
sc1.r WeBtchestcr, from
f11.c0: cargo Sow 3. B. y
LAT 6f fEHhIoEE at 411 11
, 1864-04-12
#t6cRllanRnuS.
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERE

FKEFARED BT
DR. G. Il. JACKSON, Phils., Ps>
WILL EFFEcTUALLY cUgH
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA.
IAUHUIEx
Chonle or Nervous Debility, Diseases sf IL:
kidneys, and all diseases arising fraR
dls0raered Liver or Stomaek.
, 1864-04-12
RETIRING SUPREME JUDGES,

The Copperheads do not want Judge Taney
to be retired On a salary, unless 1t be at his
own desire. They will consequently en-
retiracy Of the judges, SO Us to make such re-
tiracy voluntary on their part. They want
Judge Taney to remain where he is, in the
hope TINT Copperhead President may in The
meantime be elected. In that case Judge
way for some Copperhead- say Woodward
Of Pennsylvania, OF Vallandigham OF Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-07
New Ynrk Nlarket..IlIaY q.

COTTON-Dull and lc lower, with sales at s5as6c
far middliug uplands s2c for low middlngs.
FIOUR-The market for State and western very
duli and lOc lower, Sales were made at ~ 1907 20
for extra State; 81 5097 rs for common 10 gond ship
ming brands extra round hoop Ohio; 81 o098 rs tor
trade brands, closing dull and dropping:
WHISKY-Quiet at II goal Y, closing at the in-
WHEAT-Very dull and nominally &c to &c lowor
Sales at 81 65DI 6S ior Chicago spring and Milwaukee
club; 81 1901 76 for winter red western. Chicago
RYE-Scarcely 80 firm; North river, 81 56.
CORN-firm with q limited supply. sales at
81 80 for old mixed western in store 81 4Oh for new
yellow and white southern. "a
OATS-Active and 1c to &c higher Sales at es1z
992c for western.
WUOI,-Lirm and fair demand.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 37D38, for crude: SIR a
5s1ac 'or refined in b. nd 64a65c for refined iree.
PORK-Little frmer with a better demand. Sales
at 25s97 rs for mess $27 0O for old do; Sgs 75a2s
for new do $23 O0a24 S7s for old and new prime;
S27 60 a27 70 for prime mess; also 100 brls new me
deliverable from the st to the 18th June, bu!es ol
t0n at $50 rs; 1000 brs do all june rame terms.
S3Oa3U 25 1000 brls do, same terms and delivery. at
$50 50 500 brs do deliverable from unc 18th 70 July
18TH buyers option at $50 75 500 brs, July, buyers
option at $3 co. $500 brls prime mess, May and June
buyers option at $28 co. and last evening" 1000 brs
do, May, at same terms. s<sf -4
BEEf-Quiet. -a E4 ta
Axe the latter an extreme for choice parcels kettle
rendered in store also $50 brs deliverable the last Of
BUTTER--Scarce and firm at s593sc for state.
Ohio nominal.
CHEESE-Steady at l6alec. ssr7z