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, 1862-03-31

fr0m Ile q. I. 1nOepeHuent. march Zl.f
The demand for cotton goods is steady, but IL
scarcely equal to the supply. and there Is much
pressure to sell on the part Of holders, whether OF
foreign or domestic goods. Desirable goods
are, however, well competed for and FOREIGN
dress goods generally command good prices
stocks left on hand in the country being low.
abundant supply of tie less desirable patterns.
Staple fabrics are dull, and prices heavy. Quota
tions are nominal, and afford no cine to the mar
kct. Woe1ens are active with supply below the
demand for desirable goods, especially meltons and
fancy caEslmeres. and prices very steady. Blne
fanncl coatiDge are much wanted. Cloths are dull
and the demand for de1aines has greatly fallen off
A great business has been doing in foreign
goods, mostly through the auction~room. British
fancy worsted dress goods are request at prigate
sale. The qualities most sought for at auction are
medium priced Dress staple silks sell well: fancy
silks less so. Dress bareges are drug being only
suitable for the Southern market, now wanting
Ribbons are more active. but old styles sell low.
Sa1ory dress goods have large sale at auc-
ton Woolen goods generally are low.
French delaines have been taken freely at auction
French shaWs profuEely offered and sell quickly
at moderate prices. The demand seems to rna On
Thibet. delafn and stella shawls. Cashneres dull.
Clotlie1s are buying freely, and importatious are
on the increase. but nevertheless do not amount
to near the yalue Of last Springs fmportations,
though prices are higher.
There are large number Of merchants in town,
but they buy with some hesitation, expecting
pnoHs will he 1rurh *
, 1862-03-31

AAV VV&AAA VA NARkA40 HU&V1RYs
: A letter from Dr.. 3. @. Bogue, Surgeon Of
the 18th Regiment, Colonel Turchin, gives the
following particulars Of the death Of the Ia
mented Captain shepley. Writing, March
2sd, at Camp in Tennessee, to one Of his
brothers here, be Gays. -...-... =
There has been n sad accident among us.
Captain Shep1ey, Of Company I, of our regi-
nent, died this morning at half past three,
from wound received while loading his pis-
tol, near S O'Clock r. NJ day before yesterday.
It discharged while In his hands, the ball
entering his body inst below. the border Of
the ribs, about two inches to the left OF
the middle Of the body. T. saw him soon
after the accident The: ball had not passed
ont Of the body but there was evidence
ofa Ia ssyers E a;, fnI@qEy although be seemed
there was vomiting Of blood and hicconghing,
and he suffered very rnuch., %TfeaFed he Wouid
not live through the night, but about II r. N,
vomiting and hfccough1g ceased; and be felt
tole1a91y easy. sat up Witi, hin TO 4. 4.
hin mi the m remainder & The night. = :. WV :
He felt comparatively comfortable all the
forenoon I got the use Of good room in d
honse near By and removed hina into 1t near
noon. About 2 T. n. he began to fail, and con
tinued TO fail steadily and rather rapidly until
desth-at half.past o'clock this morning:
! r Life early and very sadly for us atl-especi-
| al5 for Company, nl1-1o of whom liked him
| very much. he was, too,:a feyok1te with all
& TIE Officers nicer n The regiment. As + sat by him
70 relieve his suffering, ,:it did aeem too Ra15
to see his bright ,yenng lie ebh 50 sadly away.
| BE Has in my tent but . few days before, a1;d
In our talk enid hehuped II. be Nas EIied dur.
| ing the war that It would be In baHIe-not In
deed, that his brave, noble lie should ha7e
met death so soon. = = -
examined the body to-day; found that the
ball pissed through the mnch-spieen-
| ting the very lower point Of the left lung, and
completely cutting one rib of about two aad
a half inches from the spine, lodging in the
muscles Just behind the rib.
Col: Turchin is going to send the body home
to Chicago,
, 1862-03-31

Even that will probably be possponed~autll
re have Further intelligence. The great qnss-
tion here Is as to the actual feeling and deter.
n1lnasion Of the South. To fecogn{ze5a Coy
eminent, whose people are just ready to
abandon 1t, would be absurd. # Mr. Mason
and MIR Slidell can assure the Governments
Of England and France that their people arc
united, and determined to maintain the posi-
tion they have taken at all hazards, and ut nj
sacrifices, there will probably be 4 formal re-
cognition, particularly if the Northern troops
should meet with che ck, OF if the contest
can be protrapted. This would be In accord
ance With English, French and American pre-
ccdents, and the Government Of the United
States; which has not been SLOW IN recognizing
revolutionary Governments, could nof com.
plain Of ssch recognition. If It were accompa-
MED BY rigid and impartial neutrality.
As to an actual neutrality In sentiment,
need not say that it has no existence. There
i Northern party, with It's organs; but the
Southern party is far more numerous and pow
e1fnl. It Is excused BY some, on the ground
that It is natural for Englishmen to 5ymPathize
with the weaker party. This, they tell us, l.
the reason why they feel SO glum over North,
ern victory, while another Bull Run would
throw the whole country into ccstaeies.
, 1862-03-31

There was but little done in PROVISIONS, and the
market was quiet and inactiye, except for Lard,
which was brisk and itm-with sales OF about GOO
pkgs at Tc for steam and Leaf; 6tc
for steaulrendered head, leaf and trimmings; and
SIC for No Lard The offerings Of Lard are
light and the market is very firm Mess Pork is
held at S10.ss5 without buyers at oscr S1050 Bulk
Meats were inactive but firm. a lot Of 1000 pcs
city-cu1cd Hams WAS sold at 4Ac, loose English
Middles arc scarce and firm.
The Flour market continues dull, with trifing
GALES at $3,S5G4.p5. Wheat opened frmer, but
closed unsettled and dnll-with sa1es Of No.
Spring at &c, and No. Spring at 7l@714 4{c-cloa-
ing dul at Il and 16c- Corn WIS neglected and en-
tirely nominal. Two boatIoads Of Canal Corn
were received to-day but there VAS little or no de-
mand, and they we're not sold at the close. Oats
were sold at 1Sc-aubject to &c storage-and 15,oo0
bushels for delivery on the 18th Of April at 22c
f. o. b. Rye was sold On track at Sc. Barley was
firm
The market for Hishwines was excited, and1@
2c hfgher-with eales at 1S4@sOc- -cloaing firm.
There Is an active speculative inquiry again, in
consequence Of the modification in the tax bill,
Clover Seed is very scarce and firm, and We note
ea1es at $4.75. Timothy Seed is dull at $l.5o@
SLIGO.
, 1862-03-31
Effect ofthe Federal Victories Abroad.
lLondon Correspondence Of the n. T. Times.l
TnHnnE Friday Ma rch II 7ae3

lAH1Anu u~uI1tfp0AMeuIEn u LIE n. Ill 1tmEH.f
LoaDoH; Friday, March IA, 1862
Never we're victories more opportune than
those q Roanoke Island, Somerset, Fort Hen
r and Fort Donelson. These blows fell upon
the British sympathizers with the South with
stunning force The papers published the
news at first without word Of comment.
bad there been q Confederate victory, He
Ehould hare had columns Of jubflatfons. 7
except, Of course, the two Or three papers
with Northern sympathies. The Thunderer
was silent, End thus sus3y. When it became
necessary to say something, the public was
assured that these victories were really Of
very little Importance, and could do nothing
toward the conquest and subtagation Of SO
yast 3 territory as that included In the South
ern ConfedeFncy.
But wha3erer may be the effect Of the na-
tional successes On the war in america, they
have been sufficiently decisive in the BzitIsh
Parliament Mr.. Gregory made his attack on
the blockade in the House Of Commons. and
Lord Campbell in the House Of Lords. They
were listened to with patience and with sym
patby. They did not lack the encouragement
Of cEeers. Mr. Gregory avowed his sympathy
with the Eonth, and made the strongest case
possible against the blockade MI. Forster
demolished his argument, but that Was not
needed. Gems. Burnside, Grant and Buell. had
: done that more eNectun1iy. It was decided
that the blockade is d good enough blockade,
until there arc Bome confederate Victories,
At1eApEOAAk~A IL A41tH EAVIkt NO ALIAEk nHt
been made upon the principles Of bloekades
but England VIII not giye up the right arm o
her poWer. 1t Is not for her interest to estab
1ish precedents against blockades. She ha,
three times resisted Urgent appeals from th,
French Government to interfere Thisfs state,
not only BY the press, but In Parliament, an,
without contradiction. while the America,
papers are praising Louis Napoleon for hi
supposed ff3endship to the Union. :, Eng
land, as matters nov stand, VIII not brea
the blockade, because she may wish NEXT yea
to maintain one Of her own; but there Is n,
doubt that she you'd be glad Of any goo
preteu to do 90. You saw With what a1acrit
She sprang to arms In the affair Of the Tren
case. Do you doubt that she is watching es
ge1ly for similar opportunity ? What are he
less than thirty Thousand troops In CauRd
against the force that might be hurled agains
her, when there shall be no longer any fore
in the South to oppose them
The next more in Parliament viii be for til
recognition Of the Southern Confederac1
, 1862-03-31

We learn that the Senate'B Committee
who visited Camp Chase Prison TO examine
into tho condition and number Of "contra.
hands'' held in " durance rile'' among the
<sSecesh'' Of that popular and populous In
sttu1ion, found I greater number Of darkeys
there than had been expected. Instead o1
about 80, they discovered upwards Of 10. They
found also that the a1niable secesh officers,
upon whom these contrabands were Whiting,
c1aimcd them as their property, and waxed
both indignant and insoIent at the idea Of
their property being detailed TO the q.
noble duty Of waiting upon yankees" at tie
hospital Those gentlemen from "Dizie'e
land will perhaps learn in due time that
their 70 odd slaves are not SO much ssprop
erty'' now as they fused to was.'' We shall
probably have the Committees report To-
day.-Sfdte Journal 25fh
, 1862-03-31

SALT AT MEaPH1s.-One Of the Memphis
Of that city, before they viii surrender i to
the Federal troops, " will demolish it and SOW
it's site with salt. u 1t is amusing to hear fel-
lows talk this way who emit get salt enough
to cure their pork, or even to season their
mush and boiled eggs-LouisvilZe Journal.
, 1862-03-31

ln this city. on March seth, Rlr4 EIIZAW WHEELER
Mnt1eT q Ch9s. II. WnenleT. aged Is yeAEa.: -
n 81 I'm ~ On THsaay APrn 1s q halfp.5t txo
ret BReet.
SON. VIE o{ Hon John g. WILSON and mother Of joha
l. Wtlton and Ars James Z Btshop Of this c5tJ.
A. Mound City. Jan 8, 1s62 Of conge5HEa caIuA
MILTDN;E: SAUNDERS, aged % ye21h tnontha aud
K asEA q Sandwich. H. Under Capt T. 3. Carr, Co Il.
, 1862-03-31

CHICAGO GARDESER's soCETY.-A regular
meeting Of this society will be held at 1I2
Dearborn street Monday. evening ut o'clock.
AL members and others interested are re-
quested 10 attend. Matters Of special inter
est will be presented.
, 1862-03-31

l. B We direct attention to Dr. Hunter
card in another column. Giving as he does
his whole attention to diseases and affections
Of the throat and lungs, Dr.. Hunters expe-
rience in treating those organs is very great
, 1862-03-31

FLIGHT OF PIGEoNs.-On Saturday morning
the sky over the city was darkened by the
flight Of myriads Of wild pigeons, passing
from the North, Southwark The tO1dest
1nhabitant' says we may look out for a
1'cold squa1l." Let tit squal1. =
, 1862-03-31
MARINE E.iST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED a.
sehr Alpha, Gym. South Haven, DO m lumber.
sehr Telegraph, cHdesdeu, Port Washington, ,'1a5
schr Geo F Foster, Smith, w11kinsoa's Pier, 10
r eds wood.
sehr 3 L Shank, Smatheus, New Buffalo; IL eds
scow 1aurel, McYey, PlumberEiue, 5oeds rood.
=, !: CLEARED: q.
Props Lady Franklin, Napier. st Joseph.
Schr Alpha, Gynn> South Haven, .nfize
Schr Joaephine Dresden, Finnegan, paekard,a
sch1 Wn Hdstdge, Id Simpson, Two Rivers, t,1ooba
cats, 800 bn corr. ::
seow- Laurel acV icy, P1umbergille. =
, 1862-03-31

The Eighteenth has been in camp at Mil
waukee since the 7th Of January Last, where
its officers and priyates have had the benefit
Of excellent aud arduous drill under most
competent instructors. The force numbers
$50 nien who will compare tavorably in stat
ure, muscle, bone and sinew, with any Of the
commands that our sister State has sent
to the WAITS. They are armed and completely
equipped, down to the minntim Of camp para
phernalia. None Of tue field and staff officers
have as get seen actual service, but they are
the kind Of men soldiers are made Of, and Will
undoubtedly do honor to the coIors under
which they fight and The noble State from
which they hail.
Colonel Alban was resident of Ployer,
Portage county, and we believe once repre-
sented his district in the United States Senate.
Heis well known throughout the State and
has the esteem Of Large and respectable con.
| stituency. He will certainly lead his regiment
| with GOODNESS, and has the mind and cour.
ageous heart to make an able and efficient
commander. -,
Colonel Alban is ably seconded by Lieut..
! Beal, from Taychedah, Fond du Lac county,
No arrangements having been perfected for
furnishing refreshments for tie staff officers
ofthe regiment at any Of the principal hotels,
one or two private citizens, including Jas. Y.
Aver, Esq, Of the firm Of Hale & Aver, invited
them to their private residences. "A portion
were also provided for by Messrs. Pearee and
Benjamin, Of the Adams House. It was not
known that the command was to arrive, or IL
| IS more than probable that the hosp1talitfeE
Of the city would have been more generally
prohered. But as it was, the regiment did moi
suffer for creature comforts Of various kinds,
, 1862-03-31

~ There will be meeting of the maua-
gers and directors Of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum On Tuesday April the first. Ageneral
attendance is requested. -
, 1862-03-31

e For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook & Mclean, ss Dearborn-street This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than Any in the city. febq1-IY
, 1862-03-31
THE CITY.

HERslAsN.-Let our readers remember that
h Hermann opens this e7ening at Bryan
Hall Attention is called to his announce
mcnt in another column.
, 1862-03-31
The Spring. Trade.

The re-opening Of trade has begun and our
streets haEe busy aspect, and merchants arc
finding an increased influx Of customers from
the sections tributary to Chicago. And our
merchants hare made liberal preparations in
stocks, which IN extent aud quality seem in
deed . return to the better time before the
war. Among these We call attention to the
claims Of the well known house Of Graves &;
Irvine, No. Is Lake street, whose extensive
premises present full line Of their depart
ment Of goods in what we might sumup as
ladies' furnishing, including, as it does, hoop.
skirts and corsets from the best manufactu-
rers, hosiery, gloves, trimmings and notions.
By the system they have adopted they have
two distinct departments Of wholesale and re-
tail, the shoppers in their front salesroom On
Lake street enjoying no small advantage from
the vicinity Of the wholesale room In therear,
as obviously giving lines fresher and more
complete. The house deserves It's success,
has lived through the panic and the war thus
far, and we hope, will see their counters
thronged long after JEFF Davis has been &C.
corded his Just deserts, and. the rebellion has
become what their goods never are-om @,
Ed{S
, 1862-03-31

AsS1sERsARY FESTIVAL or TIE HOUSTON
LODGE L O. G. 1.-THE Anniversary Festival
Of Houston Lodgs Of the Independent Order
Of Good Templass, win take place this even
ing at their Hall, corner OF Clinton and West
Randolph streets. All Good Templars arc in
yitcd to attend
, 1862-03-31
METEOROLOGICAL Range Of Thermometer
for last week, noted by E. L. O'Hara, Drug

AM4zoNIAN AsrusENENTs. .-Ycsterdov rnor.
49, aTa1oaa- -, 1-s-Na. a Ioxan ~" gonau.
'A".o5' "s.e pioa6n1 peio5e Susuee
iro, IN come ,,no;1;c+;o o.o,,;.os no+ ro.,~ ,o-
oo7,;,o :. ~ cI,asao+a -. - m,
~s H~ en"A o@".4 " senl4e ieAn".so' "neH
intoxicated and engaged in furious fight. in
that dclectable 1ocaIif3y1 known as Shinbone
, 1862-03-31
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EyRSn7a, March q, 1862.
RECEIPTS FOR LAST TwrsrT-FouH HOURS,
Elour Wheat Corn Oats Rve Bar
, 1862-03-31

LIVE HoGs-The market for Hogs is dull, and
VIC have to note decline in prices OF 15120c on
the week. TQ-uAT the gales Mara rs fnllnxs.
, 1862-03-31

ASS1gERsARY FESTIVAL OF TIE HOUSTON
LODGE L Q. G. THE Anniversary Festival
Of Houston Lodge Of the Independent Order
Of Good Templass, Tin take place this even
ing at their Hall, corner Of Clinton and West
Randolph streets. All Good Templars arc in
yited to attend.
BENEFIT OF G. D. CHAPLN.-3Ir. G.. D.
Chaplin, q worthy actor, and one who has
nbored hard to please play-going people,
is to take benefit this evening at McYlckers.
The bill is rare one, including tsLuke the
Laborer,'' in which Frank Munroe is to ap-
pear, and Is The Lady ofthe Lions" in which
Mr.. Chaplin will take the character Of ssPo1y
Ann" We bcspeak o good house for Mr..
Chaplin. He deserves well OF: the Chicago
| pablic.
@-The introduction to the public Of the
celebrated eaponaceous compound, Coooaine
Soap, is perfect success. Public opinion,
that eag1e spT on all human labors and inyen-
tions, has long since discovered its excellence
| and given unqualified assent to it's value. The
experience Of the thousands who haye used
it, the voluntary testimony Of the uupreju-
tANEAt AAN LIE lAAEACAt VI &AC AUU
enlightened, have conferred upon it a reputa-
ton Of the highest value. Put up in boxes at
saand 50 cents per box, By Smith t. Dwyor,
druggists and chemists, opposite the fremont
House, =.
| DEsEcRAToRs TO BE PuSsHED.-We are
requested to state by Mr.. Volk the custo-
dian Of the grounds Of the late Senator Doug
las, at Cottage Grove, that all persons in the
haolt Of deseerating any part Of those groves
IN Which The graTe and cottage are situated,
ny shooting and hunting Of birds, viii be
prosecuted under the Laws, unless they desfst
nom the practice.s1 Is certainly not 4 tittinir
hunting ground for sportsmen, and those per.
sons who viii 60 there without respect for Tie
grave, or even the Sabbath day. and stoot
birds, should blush with shame at such con.
duct, This warning It is hoped win be suf8.
| ~ :-- = "A,
FmE.-The alarm Of fire Saturday mornius
at 8 q clock was caused by the partial burninq
Of a two-stoty hame dwelling, the residence
Of Mr.. F. Rickords, on West Washington
street, near Union: The fire Is supposed t.
have originated frome some defect ID flue /,
the Kitchen: The baeek portion, Of the build
; Ing YRS nearly rofned, and considerable dam
age Tass done to the main part Mi. Rick
ords's furniture Was, also aomeXaat injured
BY the hasty removal The house: vas insurei
IN the Firemen's Compsayeafthis clty, Los
7 about $500. II : :>>ts~:3
As the fl1emen were on their way to tn
ecene Of the fire, one Of the hook and ladde
| A.
, 1862-03-31

N cVICKER'S THEATRE.
~ Madison street. between State and Dearborn.
ooosa open 1t Curtain r1se8 1t H.
MONDAY NI4HT.,
Benefit OF G. y. Chaplin.
s SPLEH HDaD PIECES.
,,r,e moi look At fhs Is iunteer Attraction!
MISS LIZZIE BRASETGAN.
:. :: Ana Mr. FRAME MUTROE
original Drama. tn two Aets entitled ths
MANIAC LOVER,
Michael Ear! SI4e Asnias L9yeE1 ". g. D. CRAp11s.
Favorita SonS-- Ms. Bella GoInFS
aner which the great Domestic Drama,
Luke the Labofer.
LUKE. ....-.....-.......... NE FRAEK MunauR
Medley Dance...,... Miss Jennie Eight
To conclude With the great BuElesque not written by
BulTes, entitled
LADY OF THE LYONS
Folly Ann. (wtth songsnnd dancsl. Mt Chaplin.
, 1862-03-31

4oo eu Rejected at a1c del; 400 bn do at a0c On
: OATS RECEIVED CTS bu. Market quiet. Sales.
5000 bu MOI at 1sc-4c storage; 40 bu at &c del;
Il, ,oco bu No. at s2cE O.. b, for delivery On the
18th Of April.
RYEReceiyed, none Msrket quiet and neg
lected- sa1es, 400 bu No. at 8sc on track
:BARIEf-Received, 1,1s9 bu. Market a1m.
Sales, e0 bags choiceat 5sc; $50 bu fair at &c;
lit bags at 4fa<c 16o bags ut 43e-au on track.
: CLOVER sEED-Firm. Sales, 1s bags choice at
44.T5.
l. TIMOTHY SEEDS bags prime at 81 GO: 10
bags fair at s. IS; 10 bags at s1-5o. Market very
| dull !.
H1GHWINEs-Fit and advancing. Sales. I'm
brls last night at 1s1zc. Todny $50 .ls at 1s 800
btls at 20c for delivery on Tuesday
HlDES-Dry Flint, 13z@14zc; Green Sailed,
6861c; Green Country, 51&@5Hc.. ,..
TALLOW-Ptime in good request at TIC.
/ DRESSED DHoGS-Receised, 154- 3larket quiet.
Sales, Is, at ss4N9375 dividing on go s; Is, ut
s. 20, dividing On 200 ba. !,
| POTATOES bu mixed at SIC on track; 400
h1 Neshannocks at 43c. Market closed rather
dull.
EGGs-Dul1 and lower: sales Of 20 brls at 1zf@-
| sc--huyere count
POULTRY-DulL Chickens sa6aa Is 2 doz,
Turkeys &c b.
BUTTER Is pigs choice arkin at 1lsc: II, kegs
choice dairy at lie.
BEASs-12 bags good at 81 Is.
COOPERAGE50P Pork Barrels at s1,o5 del.
| -
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
------.---
t> e@NMlHN 80 1-,D-1e aAsoA a. 1o@.
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs dur
,ns tue "eeA CHILLY 'ssafeh ~'' eooips'e - io4-
| lo"s' Rearo. uor.
Week ending March h2e..-.-.4sS 5,75
:. :. March ha2..--2el5 1884
u !. MaTeh * aaS a6a
Ero5 tfc shove tab1e II VIII he seen that the re-.
CENTS chow an increase in Reef Cattle Of aooo
head over last week: hut there is a decrease in
Hoes Of uuwaras of . 1o1 head.
| pTEE r .rTT r. .1n+-,.3the+.r5,,, ~, s,h,~,1
oI.1s Ca. ao1'.-sot NJ > A'nStoHu1n&s Lae 44oelu
receipts OF the week, the market for Beef Cattle
| has been unusually brisk and fitm-prices closino
, 1862-03-31
"Cau on Dunlop, sewcn i Aspe1ding 70, Printing!
uQH11-h22lIY

~ Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn 1T, and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uoY12
, 1862-03-31

N.York, March =. .SaZ6M,s79 a,os3.s 6,2so.3o9
Boston, q. A,326es7 s,441,05s 6,2195l2
Phila., q. 1T,066,a67 5,915,535 27t7s04
, 1862-03-31

Il Michigan. On Michigan Southern Railroad, AMI q
three story Frame Building in Chicago with ten horse
1a7 anusae9qDE @ rq5po@sse @ and now oes4pe9 6oT he
q ground lease uo1r yeafsl also two Is foot lots In
EGs&o 1or Dwelling, with about i've or ten a.res or
ground. all modern iuoI oYeu ents IN Belot Wiscon
sin The differences II any, wtu be pzid IN caal, aiso
the iEcu1b br.nce II any AL or ether Of the shove
569. Chicago, giving particulars mhs3 nsSi.5T
, 1862-03-31
W Buy paper hangings Of Chase & Co., 10
Randolph street. NH e93m

- ]. J. Deehan, Pennan and Card1riter. Call
at Bryan & Stzatton's College. Cards 81 per pack
mhs575t
, 1862-03-31

ITO EXCHANGE.-The advertiser
=, y constantly Il receipt Of consgnuen7 OF Cane
"a aefcLand1ze. which he a authorized to tFAde for
Western Farming Lands and part cash. Parties Wish
1ae g maze exchanges Will please address Ppst 0re
BoxNo- ssss, Chicago. mhZ2u69QsW
, 1862-03-31
General NnttreS.
THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
pROFEssOR SMITH, Just arrived
Il from the East that celebrated teacher Of Piano,

Prof. SMITH Is UNSURPASSED,
Let al those who woald like to become acquainted
have already applied, and the number Of pupils Il
UNITED Instruction 9isen at the residence he pupil
o. At the FT0te6sots room, and for terms &C. nu{re
81 lhness is Hotel B.Tesms moderate and to pro
Orders BY mall promptly attended to. mh2a:aSg "
, 1862-03-31
$6.000MCHIGAN AVENUE

Ro9OOO KEsIDENCE-Iam am authorized to
ssn and exchange = new. aud modern built Bzick
Aouse, With Lot 25S1i0 to alley said aEeoue Tbe
HOUSE contains ten rooms Of good size with cellar
bath room; gas water &C. DC The owner vtG taEe
, Ean S2tsq e g 3eoa II an apprg1ed portion ot f6s
~ @Iy+ Ssqnia sloe pEe!etfeal sman payment in cash
dI9s5 Eoss 0mce Boz 80 giving location Of properly
mh23 n8z91T ~ se 's.
, 1862-03-31

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=. FOB WEEK EsDSG MARCH 70, 1862.
SATURDAY EVENING" March g. 1852
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs dur
ing the week ending March 70, compare as fol-
, 1862-03-31

An officer belonging to the Grand Army Of
the Potomac writing to friend in. this city
says: J.:
, 1862-03-31

Besides the above the Society is pub
fishing packages Of pocket and envelope
tracts in English and German, for distribution
among the troops. Full information and a
price list OF these publications may be Oh.
tanned ut the Depository, 81 La Sale street.