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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-30

Of Davenport and Scott County generally, that
where he il prepared To roe horses on the scien.
tile principles. After twenty. years study ana
nrsctSce 81 the anatomy Of the foot. Ct which
time he has spent eleven years under the supef.
intendence ofthe best Veterinarians In Europe, he
Vishes to ssy that he will give satisfsction - ~
sersous having horses laboring under the dise9ee
81 corns Or constractions, commonly called
s4houeh bound; !" interfering, over-feachng, qnaf-
Ter cracks, sand cracks, sprains, spavina spraine
Of Che corns, founders,- ring bones. for al q
which be warrants perfect eurc u durable
The greater part of these diseases ure caused BY
shooting or wan. Of proper treatment incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-30

A Olssg1naa, whils rssiAingis eputh Anss,-
= y nissienesy, discovered : - nd sineas
remedy for The Cure o. Nervous weskuess. Ear
y Decay, Diseases " the Uriaasy and Stminsl
0tenss, sndthe whsle srain Of disorders brought
ON by benefal habits. Great numbers have been
already cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted
BY desire 70 benefit the shiicted and unfortu.
nate, viii send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, in . sealed envelope, to any
one who needs II, Free 81 Charge. ..s~
Please inclose . stamped envelope
to your SELF
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
nv5-dly New York City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-30

Horse iShoer d TetrinGry Surgeon,
ONE DOOR WEST OF CORNER -
lM Of I'd and Rock Island streets, N
0W wishes TO inform the citizens 0fV II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-30

mode provided by that instrument, and
therefore contemplated by those who franz
ed and those who adopted it. to blot out
forever that great work which has been our
curse ct home and our rep. zach abroad
[Cheers. lift were proper to prohibit .
Safe from entering into = treaty coming
money-pas<ing bill Of attainder or i'm
pairing the obligation Of contracts or from
establishing any other than . republican
form Of government, i cannot be improper
70 protect it from holding men in bondage.
Such beng the will Of the people. expressed
Ia the most solemn manner, after the most
earnest discussion, let al conform 10 it with
out further resistance, and may mot add,
without offence TO any Who d Her from Us,
thanks Re to God that he has caused such
to b the peoples will. lApplauss.
Uncommon with the st. Louis Republican,
and several other leading Demacratic papers
whose comments upon this speech W have
noticed, We go in it nothing 70 which true
friend Of our institutions Of Government cau
object. We caf.not understand that any
truly loydl -meanins BY loyalty : prin
eipae aia metivs hishsr (and better because
far more patriotic) than such = Animat
thopaands o. nen who clain y be, pa
esssIIsscs, Union men that any truly loya
nan who voted far NcCLsllAn--will, upol
se0selisa descent from uuch that appear
IN this speech. His thought must be ~ M
npdD slAsjs 4 .'thak n The eye Of the ~
- ffs,Nsr3. Am - ted 49, 4
, 1864-07-27

The sdslces BY the Liverpool steamer being more
favorable the general prodnce market, opened frner
and more active, but the improvement .Eained was
l'pht and rather khort-liyed. The advance IN gold
stimulated the speculative inquiry somewhat, but 81
econ as prtces began to rise, there were too many
sellere, and the markets CLOSED quiet again. The
money market Ii too close to admit Of further ina-
ton in Values and the general opinion that crash
must come before shi2peEs VIII take hold freely rem
ce1s buy ers exceedingly careful.
There vas light inquiry for Flour. bat the sales
amounted TO orly about st0 br1s at s1oS91i % ioz
white winter; $1,000 for red winter; and ss'25@9@
tor spring extras.
Wheat advanced 192c per bushel, but the advance
ecarce1y maintained. About 1ls 0oa husset we're
sold. at $22o for No. Bed $2t5 for No. BED; asls
for No. sp11rg; S2ts&3.o5 for No. Spring, aod
1ls6 for Rejected SPRING the market closing quiet
and Eteady at s2rs for No. ? sprinz.
Corn opened rroer and quite active, bit a. soon as
the New York dispatches wcre read, the market
eloted fat and k@1c per busheltower. About ITO coo
bushels chaugedshAuds at 1saa1 soH for No. Corn
12s0l29 Tor Ep.2 Corn; aud 81 zs@l Is for Reject
ed corn-tlosine quiet at s1-2s917sH for No, Corn
IN Etofe. ...
Oats were IN better demand, and va note q further
advance IN prices Of 1hc per bushel-vith sales OF
about 5000 bushels 1t se9s2H for 10. oats. 2sec
for No. oAts; and 72@74c for Retected Oa1-the
market closing quiet at SO 70. MOL.
Rye and Barley Tara utterly neglected.
HJEhwines were dull and 1c pei gallon lower-wih
sales Of $50 bzs at sls!als5-closiug quiet at Sea
@1 SIX.
Proviuons ware dull and notnlnsl-tnsre being no
sales reported either Of Beef or Hog Preduet-
Butter is more tive, With good demand for ship
ment at ss9ssc. ..-....
Freishts were STEADY at s51c for corr, and &c for
vhest 10 Buffalo: 6Xc for wheat to Port colooraes
aud 1:c for cozp and wheat to osweRo.
LATER -....
In the alteE4eon WheAt was Gull and heavy. and
light ssles tcoe plsce Ut eosa2aA for No.2 Spring
-r}n vii 1ArAR At hY3f M hOYGfH.
, 1864-07-27

ors a5sau:t was made On Mcpherson, which
lasted considerable length Of time, bat It
finally ended like its prcdeccs5ors-in re.
pulse OF the rebe1s. When the assaf1ants
broKe 1t WAS with the utmost difficulty that
officers prevented the men from making a
the little pending differences between the be-
ligercnts, by bloody contest. But Sherman
was not yet ready and the men we're re-
strained.
TIE LOSS.
Our loss, III all the assaults, did not cx-
cetd zoo; indeed, doubt If the number OF
killed, wounded and missing will reach that
figure The rebel loss will exceed q thous'
and-350 OF their wounded, and $50 Of theit
dead remaining in our bands. AS our men
made no charges, few prisoners we're taken.
STAMPEDE FOR ATLANTA.
I met m old gent1cman over sixty years oi
age, who was too feeble to attract the atten-
ton Of the conscrlpting officers, aud there
lore was enabled to look Oh without moles'
tatioD. He states that the stampede exceeds
my thing he ever witnessed. Atlanta was u
favorite resort for the exiled aristocracy Of
Tennessee and Kentucky; many had 1allt
KEGS would never be able to molest them
and all these are getting their valuables and
their valuable persons out Of danger with all
the alacrity possible. There are, however,
many old citizens who are determined to re.
main, and many will accept the amnesty
oath.
HAS GEN. LEES ARMY BEEN REINFORCED FROM
GEORGIA?
muEt say that incline to the belief that
it bus; that Johnston, Us soon as he wus
compelled to abandon Kencsaw Mountain,
felt that Georgia WAS lost; and that Lee aud
Brbgg concurred with him, and therefore
troops were; sent to Richmond IN tue vain
Ills eitj, Who arc a pretty sure index s t. to
those elsewhere, admit that thtir oaly hope
Of the Confcderacy is in success on the part
OF Lee. They believe that that will secure q
recognition In Europe, and end the war iu
their favor; but their hopes are by no means
sapguiue, :. -
, 1864-07-27

A PRINTER HoSoRED.-Among the homo
rary degrees conferred by Harvard College
On Wednesday, ie that of Master Of Arts up.
F. r., Marshal Train Bigelow, printer, Of the
te1snea tn his trade In that office and by indus
hessa aaa no atlieence has placed himself at the
nress :, h! aas business Distinguished as that
ia,e1,anss in %as been for its accuracy In foreign
NJ BiEe1nT ~ = *en ss TINT Of our own tongue,
any peison n thso heson5sssedly not e1celled by
Or corrector Of the eeo0nntsy oeay es proofreader,
SEX snd Master Of the At preser1s,a1e u a1s s3
y Is n9 Less IN as eoeee
mcriL@De.on u. ceevopize cev,}ae such Distinguished
, 1864-07-27
A1ent. SsrHcnnx-..

tne Mafse>u, Clar'< Ge"
a'.'vn' comes II US dsapea sn'y, sn rag q our our
ihe unamelY acss Of the b braxa mourning 1oF
Ogocn Greenongh, Alcutepan,a ase se,,t a9d noble
Vols. BE fell pierced Win oS,S Snn Neg't ILL.,
rebel sharp p-shooter, w1Ae sct,nn act from
Brig. Gen. Force, near Ma1.etta, e. 80 snn Ma TO
body was brought bT order Of the Gsn.l.S n,s
hometo bis afflicted and widowed Inothat
whose idol he was. As''
This brave young officer, who has been in
q large number of battles, among which were
Belmont, Fort Donelson, BEitton's Lane
Champion Ellis and the seige Of Vlcksbure'
always sought the pott OF danger Us the posi-
OF honor. he was the second sou OF the
late j. Z. Greenough, Of Marshall, formerly
OF tue United States Regular Army, and /
grandson Of Major James Whilock. whom
Rur oldest residents will remember % tht
, 1864-07-27

GOLD AND CONFEDERATE CURREHcy.-A
correspondent with the army writes as fol-
lows: Some time ago the 45th Pennsylva-
mia regiment found pot Of silver and gold,
amounting to ten thousard dollars In all.
Many Of the Union soldiers bought a por-
Of the forbidden interyle1s which often
occur between the pfckets OF the two hostile
armies, the Fcderals would. show a handful
Of silver and gold to the rebels, With Do
You fellows get paid of with these little fel-
lows? We do. We Just got paid four
months pay The story spread like fire
among the Confederates; they were wild tor
e@Spg ge6 IN ane s
offered tor one dollar Of gold; but the Union
soldiers declined to take the worthless rags
Of the CQu1ederacy.-Ras{on Tne1keript.
, 1864-07-27
G!)teo1;o Qr{E,u1lt*
WEDNESDAY, JULY q. 1854.
TnE PEACE. ISSUE mADH Up


Mr. Lincoln'e views upon the Peace Ques-
lion have recently been given "to all whom
il may concern" As his statement ex xorcss>
cd the unanimous views probably Of every
tue Union man In the United States, it Wis
OF value, md We rejoice that llc hae given it.
We now have authoritatisc1y the ultima
1ln OF Jefferson Davis. which may, with
equal propricty and safety, he regarded as
The "peace" terms of tho Southern leaders.
Nr. james r. Gilmore, known in the literary
world as "Edmund Ktrke," whose visit to
Richmond We recently chronic1ed, gives in
a card to the Boston Transcript the follow
Ing as the result Of his visit:
Jeacrxon Dayi3 ';s ss'a to 2 ne last Sunday (snd
1iou falls IN he trucks, and hiH children setxe hls
musket and feht orr battle, unle*s you ackaopI-
os t es oi ra ss1e e. e, sapr " "a II int not
rEsnENcE, and that, or extesmination, we .ptl
Here, therefore, I'LL doubling and twisting
on the part of the hitherto opponents Of Mr.
lincoln's war policy must end. JEFF. Davis
and the rebel leaders "are not fighting for
slavery, but for 1ndeptadence" The issue Is
made up Nothing less or other than the
dissolution Of the Onion can be the basis OF
peace with jeff Davis Are you prepared to
grant It? The Mcawbcr Democracy have
bten waiting long time for something 10
turn up. Something has turned up. II Is
. the authoritative statement Of those who are
osnIgrting fer the dissolution of the Union
that Fea1e naears disn,4ion-H For the Sey-
mours, the McCleliaus, Va1iandighumt, Voor-
becses, Longs, Harrisee, and The Woods-one
and :ll-thcrc is no obscurity, no more smoke
or fog, no more difficulty or doubt Would
You make q dlsunion peace, or ara you
for the War for the Uniony Show your
hands. As the South says to North Carolina,
ssYou have the undoubted right to secedc,
but remember that In doing so We recognize
you us public cncu.ies.'' So let the North
now say 10 all Copperbeads, you have the
right to seek dfsunion peace, but such
course will be regarded az the commence
ment OF active hostilitles.
It is one thing to agitate policy before
the people, the propriety of which has not
yet been au.horftatively decided upon. It is
quite another to oppose the execution by the
Government of It's laws and its decisions
upon those matters which by the Constitu.
tion 1t is empowered to decide. Under the
Constitution OF the United States. the Presi-
dent and Congress form the war making aud
peace making power. There is none other.
They have decided TINT this war eh2lI 60 on
until the rebellion ehau be crushed, and
slavery, Its cause, abolished. Those who
arc dissatisfied are to remember that while
agitation with the view Of electing men of
opposite principles TO Office is lawful, such
agitation is to be 80 guarded as not to
amount to opposition to the execution of the
, 1864-07-27
TIE 81 AVERY QUESTION ENDED


Jefferson Davis eass, ave are not fighting
for Slavery" 1t will comfort our Copper.
head friends to know that no compromise,
guaranty, constitutional amendment, extern
sion or other concession which the govern
mcnt Of the United States. or the northern
people can make to slavery will in any way
hclp to end the waS. 1t Is not the negro but
the white Unlonist who stands in the way
OF JET: Davis peace. 1t Is not Mr. Lincoln's
anti'slayery policy, bnt his anti-disuuion
policy which is the difficulty to be over
come.
1t Is not the Abolitionist any more than
The Mcclellan Democrat, to whose terms the
South etauds hxedly and unaltcrably oppos-
cd. JEFF. Davis cares mot q fig If his own su.
1renacy is to be thrown overheard, whether
slavery lives or dies. What the Southern
aristocrats want Is to rule-1iSht Of domin-
, 1864-07-27

COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY Ev1sIr6, I1tY 26, l.SS.
WEEKLY EEv1xw-Ihe general produce markets
during the week have ruled dull, and We note dc.
cline IN prices OF zt.t0 per bri on -four, 14gfsc on
tpriuE wheat. TGSc on winter wheat, and 5D7c on
corn. Oats have advanced &c per bushel. Hiyhvlnes
advanced 5@6c per bushel but before the Close the
advance was lost. Provisions Nere Inactive and
nominal.
week we're folow1.
, 1864-07-27
sw The following is the atrociuus para.

tw The following is the atrocious para.
graph for which the editor Of the Ncwark(N.
~ Journal was arrested by Gen. Dix:
1t will be seen that Mr. Lincoln has called for su-
other half million Of men Those who wtsh 10
he butche1ed will please step forward at once All
Others will Stay al home and defy Old Abe and his
ulnions to drag them from their families We hope
that the people Of New Jerrey will at once put
their feet down and insist that not man ehslI b.
forced oct Of the 6tate to engage In the Abolition
hutcht1y ,and swear to die At their own doors rath
er than march one step to fuldt the dictates OF thst
mad, revolutionary tanAtfcism which has destroyed
the best Government the world ever Baw. and
would now butcher its remaining inhabitants to
&ar1y out mere fanatical sentiment. This has
gone far euongh and must be stopped. Let the
people riee as one man and demand that this
wholesale murder sbaii,ceasc.
, 1864-07-27
NEW YORK GROCERY MARKET.
For Three Days Ending July %.

From the y: !: Shipping List July -. 1ssa1
l. a. esss CT
Les; ray ~ 10 bags: u sHe-nox aeld E ioe easa-
lish sih ,ht decline tne demsad d'i;S f5s
sakost has Sesstd md me Trade DuIeh,ge veEg spar
81 81 ~ &C. ia
nosi.ion: Icing nne ct great caution Previous quo
ony notee ea II aaS' bass Ro = g 1T
u; e. st RsassG sa.s ss1 Il
I1su-pty COOS ale scare and wanted. ana prices
essf sFs'e a. Baas ILL., 1sS IS!
Mhckerel rtm1in IN the Same positions steady talr
=. saa @
aeis1nG and in request at the advance
FRU11-All tese1ptona Of foreign fruits arc held,
With the present hEh cost, viii r1uch arnness tho
III so 81 IL
iS;ls 81 rPS 5 FL @ & sS!s :
ond ndss
" Va e. sas u
,a;. a. S Rs5se9a E1s
s9Ss. sI$ 81; r. ss{ ss5 e:ss
Rr1es: as 4 nsa.i VIM dal aas1ss: rather fsyy1
f. SS5. $i5: 8 81 Nv ofisaa; III aad %
Y 5aase la5 @ g. roae Rse 5
bris New Orleans. -''-~
H1Ck-1uG hatAEL mas VcEG[Q& qultEt nut fhera
seems 10 be no disposition to give way in prise We
have only TO notfce sales Of 200 bags Rangoo3, In
bond, at IS SIX, cash. =
mn, ket is quite Inactive, and the email
business that has neen since cur last
been entirely n goods fe bond The sales araS0 bays
PINT mostly 1t 11Ac $50 do Pepper, part a. cash.
aud IS Gaset hutmegs, On terms not uaae pubnc, Ill
IN bond, for export.
sraAH-The market remains substantially In the
same pcslon as nottcfd In our last. The export de-
nand has almost e1ttely ceasee and the inquiry for
consumption ls 99Ite lsaitsd. thangh toTard tae
E!ote there was little more movement, chiefly for
Government poses prices, 10 sympathy with the
downward Increment IN gold aud exchange, yield =
II lie, and We now quote fair to good rear.og Cuba
&A&2QAc, reducing cur previous quotations Nc per
n. lenned descriptions sc s!so Gull and Irregular,
and sgsin rather lower: other than Stuatts mar
be quoted. hard white 29A93ec; eoft White, 2:4es
2e4c: ana yellow, 2i82c net. The sales Of raw are
1S7C hhds Cnoa at is13ic; 10 do. IN bond, 12Xc.
cash: 23 do Porto fsico, 2ac; sg9 bxs Hsvana, ~
22Hc; 26 hhdg Mela0o, l6c, mos.: and rs do Cubo
kugat. Ii bond for EXPORT On :etml not t-ausp1rsd
The c1E last evening vas 56 hhds, Its6S bIs and
Il! SO bags sugar, and j So hbds Melado.
TxA-Tte decline l. gold has but little effect upon
the Eerke prices did net Keep race with the pre-
v1ous aG Gra1ce There Is considerable inquiry, cut
tie Continued difficulty in negotiating paper tn.er-
tcree with nnsness and the sales are chiefly tor net
cash- The transactions embrace equal 20 2.G0l hi
cteets Erean Including an invoice Of 800 per K9ta
Csrne, SCI do nncolo'ed Japan. and 1000 do 0oo1G.
all from 1rtt hahds st iull previous rates Te have
revived our Qubtstlors to conform far az possible
with the present market raMs.
, 1864-07-27

| at$1eal. Cats were quiet AID aoni.al. aisnT.n.s
| we7e neglected.
In Beet Cattle the receipts have beeu Eight; ras:1et
active f1 at previous Quot.ttons Entered sales
| sa1 head nt S3soGst.s7k per ltt Ds.
In Hogs the market has been limited and very ta
ADEQUATE supply. PItcss arn aud UNCHANGED. Elter-
/ ed kaIeg gel head at s., oc ncr tcn NJ
, 1864-07-27
Ntst Register Of ,Le United States Lsp

ltst Register Of Lie United States Lsnd
Office at Chicago.
He was young Nun Of uncommon prom
ise-a graduate Of the Cincinnati Law School,
and entered the army as q private shortly
after the war commenced, because he loved
liberty; and hated slavery. Among all the
sacrifices Illinois has made, none have won =
brighter record tpan Lieut.. Greenough, anu
his death is nourned by every one who
knew him.
, 1864-07-27

uoGs-The receipts continue 1imt' cd and below the
demand, prices consequently rule very hEm, but With
10 advance upon previous quotations. We note the
fale Of very extra drove of lis head dst1lcry<ed
Hogs. BY McFatl to IT. n Tldeu, averaging 2i5 D at
&t 80 Rrcss This Is one Of the dnest drores Of this
eescrp.icn Of stock We have had In the yards this
year. Receipts during the day about $50 Hogs. En-.
te,cd sales So head. at xs.ls@105o z 100 ns.
, 1864-07-27

TuEspAY EVENING, Jn,y q. 1881.
BEEF CATTLE-Recsived, about 500 head OF Beef
Cattle Entered Ba1e-, ssl head at $33oa6s5k 100
ns. Market apparently active. receipts too limited
to establish quotations.
, 1864-07-27
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHI.
EAGO MARKET,
III s1tse Of Grain reported in tbs n11rftG FYrorS
uTe On d ba>is Of &c sordpe per bushel, uNless
0thertc5se stated. I10vF is so!d delire7t9 u'less
oS1. snsHteS sfu

an ,o1.. NJ 7rafn r,noyy<d III fdts ,,orf<, +.,or,
Is o. ,S p Sz,5 se;egs ~ r. ',t. S .5
ri5af ssasss e:
ss 4sss
PsSsSs s' ahssE il s s's cor Il i
kss $ss IS ss
lo Ss::; #ssa..'.
iS1stofs fIosf to MootSeai e ii vstsS ~. . sss
fse; fH5e E hkssstss y Ss!sa
Pork 70 Montreal Y1a sarMa. !g9ss....
E!saE E!saE g g RSs{sa
Flour 70 Buffalo an Ike ;:::..;:.sa Sc:
god q Gansas ca51s.e5 n.v. adv.n,,. :, ~
100 s. Fourth ciaa AID tic = EiesI: - qao,:
70 Nep York, ali ratl...-:.......ae f'yI1 liz
- noa.n All fs,1 and Lake Efle..@SS 5ss
~ bes'on' AL al snd ia RIA ~
t. t. MsSsas5, EMS5tsae, II ~ Fsi, sa r.
70 Budalo, iii rail. ................,...os2E d.s5
70 Baltimore sa Ii n qsa L. Esie.:..%s,x 1
r 4! ;sa;;
I'd M 81 q fn9 aaas}R @
~. 9ass,sa;das 49,; hEs. n
sessea 8. psiisd,
sn'ePso eor1espeaains ~ week. ISIS
eosespondins ssasqa q ih11 peiisd ss sS
The market during Tho week has bees extremely
ssips az ss st FL e5npS 1 ssaa s
ga,ffe ha y tsao~E table shows tue
DAILY TKASsAoE1nss II - FIogR DgE1Ha THE wKxK-
Date soId. % ter e1tsas. H. 't s1i.as. .'f e4aas:
July M...' sS@ soo ....@@...' ."9...' 3oMg 80.
, 1864-07-27

Ii rather que: mt cho,ee t:uit is held very rn at
quotations BLAG1sARIs1fs ~ l1 sdppy n1
quoted Eomlna'ly, th:1e being fev- a3y "a rs ms
fet- Impaired ID ode17:s Feee'pt ana ~ psnd
quotations FGBK1GN FkuII9 IN uE1lted dHt9 lnu;
but at thr pesenI fatea OF gold, with ms adlu na4
Import nfy, ptices Tu1a TelJ tsu At present quosa
, 1864-07-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EnRT WAYNE ANn CHECAGN RAt1 NJ Az

DiVibEND-The B.atd of Direcsois Of thii Com
rapy hsve this day declared . Dividend o{2x PKR
CRHC T. On the shares OF Tho original Capital Arock ~
tae Company. ps..ole urre OF Government TAXI on
tha Company In this city. aud Transfer Agsaey
Wl1s'oE. LsaEM 1 Co., 81 vail tseets Hew York.
to The StocAho1dst1. re9is in tna respas ttv
oces. Tbs Tr1nsfsr Books o the Company vii ef,so
On the 10th Of Ju3 ins.rnt a: O'clock w., and re-
main closed m I'll The 5ta ot Auxuss thereafter.
By olces stthe Board #. H. BARNES. sec.y.
, 1864-07-27

Ss;@,5 es;%sa :, fo!:5ea Yeti re-. |,
nns nt,'s p,,- - .:,1sl2
.oeks chfnn!s,l. ...:..:..,....::.. .i:si:ae
F"t1sfaf :t1sa .:'I1s criS'' ..lsss,s
sTAACH-M.rtet seiiy;;s .ns il ia.s SUPPLY. Prs.
NJ esio:d- al2ke
sPICEsThere ha; been iesi actiJit1 il IL aas4
r. nc ne a stoeSs On asaa psce have A
Altsp1ce. Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
C4ssia aaa n
Sasa: !!Szs:; =. :::::::::, !ss :
TALL0W@ ;ee-ipI dafns .hs week h,vs Is Sss6 q
yeYy ifW7ted, and with Act:ve utn.pd tae msrSSt
sss sHas Fst' saaa' on
Pnn.e CITY Psckers- ar7xc
TEaT1e during ihe 1ssk aa, eesa aass.
bur not on than II usual at this pctioa of ms
sold dssIissa Il y.iae oT!as e ~
iast 70
Tea. "a stocks ia hand. K ps5:aut auo:sttons ,ae
ia Foans s9ai a,ioa: ,sl::ts! : ss5pen; a.n s,z
90 90 s1Gs siss to esa!es. i aes b.: is -
1moe5tal' s72ss;or e re-, a.......-.. ~ ~
euseovssi sape1ios e Sa! so aae s.:.:...: Is si9
az a.:u ST.: IT, T. aas aSa!is s 81; 3 az
o,,cnI &c :, ,t, 90 - @ @aass: 70 choi.e. a 1 al2
asoes. s.: ::::.:.:: ::.:: 40
hFe uIiff nm 1r+,... Vo1t
WTrd fsns st..t rule very trm Win Anup-
FTsr F1xr Gnr tsn1 sH1y. ienyxw1~e me y areos1: @
Choice .oaAeoo-
slde9
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Medium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS asS8E
| Csmrloc, stero1 ..,..,. 5HEc
| ftCa TOBACCO @SSso
EafpzM Leaf u.s-a1n
Cnoiee Biaci. sound. ........':'.. ssaEn
| Common .........,,,,.',,. SSS:aSS
! T1EEtaAR-Tbc msrkst is In mir snnriy ma A.
T. e1rs p.t.snE r{aa aposat o.. We quote: A1'
Pnre Mails % 90 .................... .zsa.sa
HVOOtrWlth liber Il reeeipss, thsre nas Seen ali
lesa activity In the nsurkeI dptiu9 rae III TssE
| IheTe Is little 1peculattTo demzru. and with sha
| ttght1ess # the ncnty Market hntdars havs he1a
o1Ep0sed 70 sell At lowe. rates. On Fleece Wool from
] EoAAe ~ eA15 = . aolc 0eEun6 OF SC pcf \. AZ
| hresent 1ootaaons, tan>acnoas ara very limited.
| re quote:
E1ne 11Ra5 96aHtd
EEd'um Fleec5..- S1I q
FACTORY Hnb .lf6al IS
Coafte Y9a 81
| rNuvULMecelpIa oQF!ng tae W-ek 6.43 cordA-
aA Aek aSA*e a4a0 Fe&J A11n ~ Pfe8eak qnosAl0ot-
| ~ Hnute, ..nA. -
| M8nlt. cord ....:-:-..:: 21h l1@
T. tFUODEN WARE-Matkstin In small supply VIII
= lar ceEtee OF setlVltS ftlce3 tulo nrm and nn-
| Gnah9eo q prev!oua 1untali5a9 ny quft "a:
, 1864-07-27
CBIOAGD LUMBER MARKET.
For the Week Ending July 20, 1861.


TUESDAY EyKE1sa, July q, 1854.
The following table shows the receipt, Of Lumber,
Shingles, Lsth, e.c for the week en1Ins July sd
and comparatively for three years.
rECKIITs OF LuMEKR, suEI0Iks, ,LAru, ETC., FOE THE
~KEhs Kapiaa JULY 20 ron TAEEz gEAHs.
, 1864-07-27

Rev. J. B. CHANDLER. Of nanakok, Slam. writes:
.Whtn tho CHoIxxA yaGe5 20 fesxiully sround us
1sst esr v . hsd but small quantity cf your CAp-
NiS4TIEx FA1sAM; enough. however to penye ia
etijcsncy IN that AVID, cu:asa The wifa of me az
sat e7try effort xs.ch tho naya doc.o.A could mAks
to break up the dseaso was nnayalIpH, and tho NO.
man app eaFtd her etd As LAST csarf werava
her CAna1SA71v3 md L s:ed IKE charm, md tao
csse vt en- IT, person had been gInK III nigntand
was lsst draWtcG near her end. bus sayad bV II
upe When given 81 the nrst appearance Of Tho dis-
eats II neYer {a1lec 70 1:eax It np tnnuedlatelIo