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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

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1A1sso Ry-Telte: JACOB BURKLK
- City Clerk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

We had a hard fght at Mcdowell, ON the
sth inst. As you doubtless have the par
ueulars by telegraph, 1 will not attempt to
describe il. The 25tb Ohio, under com.
maud Of Lieut.. Col. Colonel
Jones being siek-aequitted themselves
nobiy- Not = man of them filtered. The
battle was . drawn one after \ Eight Of
three hours, daring which the firing was
ineesaaut We have fallen back to this
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
Prom Frsmont,s Commana.
iFUa u s.sabsavfIlo HeraldI

I'VE have been favored With the follow.
loWinRextraet OF 4 letter, for publication
from Rev 2. Ragan, Chaplain Of the TVeu.
ty-6fth Ohio Regiment, 70 his wife, which
gives the most dehnite account Of the re.
cent battle near Monterey, on tie eastern
slope ofthe Allegheny Mountains, Vfrgiuia,
which has a. yet come TO hand.
PRAHELlN, Va, Nay 10. 1882.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17
BOOK-KEEPING

IB31.;sss WrfhnE, cOuuting-bOuse Calculate. n
49, Aeolo11Ys RLnanee and Banking. Cor6T,sSIfoI
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-. Coleges while tie expens - ~ ~ S.s
Lib. beg lA4ye % refer thoss to 49,, \. !
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q the b4hks In WheetilR ~ lTiR-SSiA-e olleeC8
myl6ndEW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

LasaDa5, NORTH EUrAW STREET. Z
and Ne $50 BALTIMORE 81
q TIE Pablie 70 thsir ven aGI6rtsd 80 -
akASD AND SQUARE PIANoFOKrEa
Uhish. for beaaty q anish power And sve.tn.., ~
sSle 20 Saltlsity e. to1eh, hEys besu, By JudeeS
RLooOoneea unEtTaIted. Every Piano ElsrsatIei n!
Se ysaEss sd privilege q s1eb0uEe IIaGfed II
~ ~ tis within GH months, II not entirely lstEss
10 hbEraL A can = EesDsetfaIly rolEeitaf ~
- pEeiElstng atseubene- literal Hse1-nf T,.I-
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AslodeonI eOnItautIy o. baui y
ASrka0os talIel Il aneha1ea
JESSE b NELLoR, Isl Mis- 4 N s.i,S,' y.
AseLls ~ ths above eStebFa4ei Ptluo1s rIkSf -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-17

TsAs-Esat.4. Yrsst ispezksrJ, Bore.
Ea.a, Cs7fbers. DITSi5sa. gAsz.rorth
2zas, HsEEbaEst, Hcsisa. Kramer. Lozan
S!seEEs!, P,srler. Hysf.. Eiteh=s. PGrsosg
Rosissya, Salts. Ssider. Sszn. TrsOl
Wh+oa- Vest, WHEaGl4oa q PleasGata
TsELsi, Ziar-e5
SIYs-UAUS-I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
"lOuEl Respectfully
PAU Par, u. DN



have raised q Tremendous army for lhe
suppression Of what they are pleased 10
term rebellion WbSaEeaS, those armies
have Cobt Ihs people Of the North Two
thOuSand miliiOns OE dollars, in addition 10
untold indiViduNl Losses By sea and land /,
and WhSteaSi they have 80 completely
whipped our armies ia Western Virginia,
a. Roanoke,hl Nlll Spring, at Forts lleaTy
and DOnslSon, aad oil over the state u
NlTtonFi, thAt longer rCSiStauee "a vain (;
Therefore, ar
"Be Il resolved, That We will distinctly
declared the terms On which We will con.
seat 10 allow lhO federal gOVshment d
extend ilI authority over Ihe Confederate
empire;
~. That 4 general amnesty shall be
granted 70 all the Prvalss who haVe taken
up arms In The current rebellion. iIi3
"2. That al military officers shall bs
trauSIered % the army Of the United SlatsS,
10 hold the same rank Ihht they now hold
IN the Confederate army, aud that al Con.
FedeEats civil officers shall be given equiv.
alent places 10 the federal government.
with The exception Of President Davis,
Who 10 70 alternate year out With Abe
Li1Coln.
aS, That ths federal government shall
assume aaa pay Is taplally 9Slis cGa "
direct ta1es on tue people g the NCFth, al
tue leon eonuaeteu ~ Iae Goniedetale
goVeEnmsntin Misrepresentation Of the war,
f1'si, That the federal government shall
ggaraaiN Z compenSaaen % the eltlsens
ot Tue soutaeFa !t9tes VINO may hAve sas.
talneu losses OF lnJatle. 10 consequences el
lne war. q. % assessed ~ commission 0I
Iheir nelgheols 90 lee spot I,
be % laftner resolved, 'Enat' inasmlel
q. ne WeFe driven % tAEe gP atms y tthe
ls teeloIe s'99GsaSe q =. sael sRe.Aets
- 1SEFiSou, FalliPs OueessiIt. SUMMER 9
aug gseelel W WI. .pos c39SeuI 70 = te'
peWeq asSoeiaans Wltn s9en taaas.ss eA.
eept o. the following Gendlnops
y Ihat 'hey 'seEeraNy ana GolIeeu'eIy
90 transported 20 bo.toa hatoot' Whete 4.
Iney ete % oG nelu enger tss SAIeF uqH'
EleI Fosaut tnelt 9elaIiou9 oPlnioa.' !,
|. tnet we 'teueLal es9veEnmsnt snSil l,al,
Pfenlot laeI9tate every sqlseuSloe ot @ tae
slavery 9a'Stton Whether az puolle no.
aies' 10 cng'cnesi 70 private assemblies o.
!n IhS nsWsPaPers, on Psin! 70 ease O o.:
teqee, Of forfeiture OF All FlgnW Of hIs
anu properly. ..s, :,
"ss Enat lhe tedefai fBgyeEntae ent snall
return ah e'caPoa. or' tnS!aEe' save, anu
ln case q ~ qeolllty 70 doSpg pay iUs1ne
same att1sii plGlest mar Eket 'alae previous
to ne rebellion: .,..., ,,g,sl..s,
:" !aat !ae eonssi.alon 9e g smsaa' gag
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

~. Nf... f,is,,,1,, a. A 80 ,nnt.;hntns n
A',, \
the Springfield REPntt'etg tue following
.RossIpEng sketch Of The uOtable women 1t
De President. lalsIs1et. a.si
Aisg 99pls laIet ssElPpea q IaslT Slai assl
IulSIet gspsEsI, AFs.s rs. " lass -
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gagged y !1s dl.P9,ltten q HElE9l9 as, IS
appeared e !ns eIate 9. g &
parry " es P4f;y,,IS, q Y, y I, S9yi IHA psli
slst y eAl!liSg y eal sts y
eisuIn = Y, ~ ~ y. 49,
and Pres6yIsTtan5 do a9t Ao!e5s = qeae.ng.
although IheY aiilGE satIS, eeE9sLA 9qq
tioger!. gAneinG l9 Aae " nlle LOUIS ~
AZ such 90 hour q tnl'-Wuat laoets.tty'
PeEdaP9 tle PAEtgl Wepss 3 =! !aosA!sI Z. api
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sptehelA eqA lg a9ssll4st y ,eal tl9 le,.S
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
AGood Tlmo & woiisburg.

~ -t 41 fa tlfouthe uellA4ff tf'+tf
Oh Saturday evening last q eomplimen.
taFy supper Vas Eiven TO Lieut.. o. B. Hall.
ataOid P0rler't SaloOn.n The guests as
Bemblad at about 8 o'clock In the evening,
Whcn the meeting Was OrganiSed BY CALI
ing O, KiRbsElAnd % the ehair and ap4
pointing ~. Kahn SeeralaFy. Amer the
cloth had been removed the following
toaSts were 0fofed: 4 ~ a,pR A
~ Col. .. D. Nich0lls--LisGl. G. B.
HGil- l-LibeFtyt0 The captive and let the
oppressed no Tree. (Lieut.' Hall teSpOad-
BY A. r. Kirksr-Fairi GaSs-All hop-
or 10 tic AOble veteran who haS llVedstO
eco That country, TOT whose hbeFtisS BE- 50
nobIy cOutendedi GdVa1es % the bighapl
posiIion Of natiOnAl'tenoWA. Nay ho yet
live 10 boRr county Eeunitsds dsPFOsPsroaS
and IFeo.3 H.r rssr.f a rtgf.na' Z
By Patrick GaS1.-Alay the Am6Fieiu
Eagle never lOtoA ieaiher. RePOGledilu to
bYJDhn BlAaktuSop.) is gea
BY j. BFsONOI6u ~ W lO3d RsIiNSHt
RRGRia Ailiti11 Aiayilts gallant COlOnel,
IL Il should be called iOtoeact1Al service,
lead Il OnltOA glorious victory, and may be
return from the 6eld of battle With he
piapdltS and praises Of bis ielloW;CitiEenS.
fCOl. Nichols responded.
BIG. 81 CPaWf0td- The UGiOh, the Con!
Gtitusion, ibS enloFcement Of he laws, aad
che Star spanglsd Bauper forever. \ eva
By Henry Hspey- 1AOsi Rql9 n teFgietsTa
Though absent, not forgotten. !.
81 JOhl BlAnkepl0p-Ihe SeeeSh madq
4 good Aqnl Wheu they captured Ches,
BIZ. 4. Sheatet- S6Edisr5 ef 'lgtit
Yngbiaa%T They liavo givSG ample evidence
q thv county that tlheY arc Rilllng 10 Oa6,
rilieo their lives 10 behalf ol col lltltlOa.
ii freedom. Nay lheir Efforts be rFoWntd
With sUccetb ind their memories i've t0F.
SSqet 10 the heatS Of I gFatefol peoples.
tooT Nichols responded. ~ =
By B. ". Mtlyid.4l i9'7''a f2l'sa
ria - lsItIT TtTi J "A ], lf1asa
flofts 2 cur American laVy an4 The lAdie5 q our
NY tI tatnsI y vel riEgod Sud he Iattss VtI
< pAHnsaH
By LlsuI. O. 3. iHall. NJ Ratioaal "a.
MAiiFstipN-Ill eppduct u tLeiprplepp-
tipn of do pteient var has eommended
,ltisll % tit approval ana support 81 alt
legal elGGtn5. y Nay II yst crows titsslt
With a greater glory by securing 70 the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

TaE sFoRA nNOFFnERS NAMH-A cor
respondent Of the BoStOa Journal, writing
ftOa Bethel, Maine, on The eslh Of FsOuru-
Ary, says;
@Ths snow Ia many places, 10 higher
than The tops Of the cars for thirty OF
forty rods 10 = place; aud aSathGy Only.rat
place through lust vide epoqgh % 'Fab
and 70, the pAlSsge through them seems
much like Eoibg through "a underground
tunnel. Ii two places on the road tho
snow has actually driNSd several feet
higher than The top Of the smOke,slackS VI
tie eaSlnal.h -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

viii eolisF { iAVor. and hsaF itan ne agaia
baon, = | hare noFo 70 Ssy and vast TO
speak AZ he militia e Ws 80 slopE.
Ian Still liosETUt,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

The pFpssuI eFiliral state II HlftptaR AMIR yN
FsnlsI lhesS Pubicatlots uhusuAly iulSItiiug auis
lAg thp furthNpmiug year. fhey WI oreuPy talts
dc ground between lbs haatiiy NEitiua lpusSpu,A
efuds SprcuIatOns, end dying TpIlpyy u tha tllly
Journal, aud the ptiI4eFldtt0mo eitho tluU his.
laFan, uFitllp amer the lying Interest ant tEtls
Hspt of Tie EJVAt I0litSAl VVPna Of the tine thAn
haze Psso1 Away. It + 70 tb1ag tVtlu1itals iAat
'NsdeIS R9,i leok loI lhe npJ really
IOlAblp hhiOgy of eNEfpht OyontI, GR1 a each, &
9adltioa gtheiF NJ -t1lahliShei ht(fAEy, adSall
aud biological character, W UrEe them uppu the
cpntidtTltin6 Of The IOhdihg pHblls
Ths TeeSlRl " Advance sheets tFuR ne
nFlilsh rabihheln eiVVr AAAltlonli VAlue 70 tAVtS
Reprints, inAamOth 4, tbeS eAR npu ~ PlAeoi N
lhs hahd, oi pulacTbOn about - uOou as Tie 0Tlg'
bal eiltiuns ft1U
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
1 PnoPosAl pRoM RIenlloAD



We oauaSl Say whether The Gpll6Wing
dosnmt0t. Itat OSby correspondent At
Richmond, bs auIbeulIe Of not, bnt We
sh1uld nOt 10 surprised TO See some such
PapsF PFtSeatVl 10 Congress btFOte the
close Ol iiS session. The writer to whom
We refer SayD:
Z aRtcHNSSD, FEBRUARY 81
san important meeting Of the leading
spirits his bttn held 10 this city, At which
declaration oftermS Oh which the Con.
lsdSrAle States will consent 70 receive the
H9TihsFn Iiate5 Into the UhiOa oncs more
was proposed. Il was IN the form pf .
preamble aud rslOlutiOas, which have
the honor TO enclose.
hYOurl respectfully,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

FSulVsSsub Luus = AosI.lllL tus ouSucl,lOl
La nAElAGrul1l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
CARBON OILlI

CARBON OIL
n HAVh Ksf1BLtsntp AN. oil RRHlNEEH
ID lhli city, da LlAaSoy Atfoet, btlbE tha Ca
VoSfa VhoFS kdop eduStahIly u hAna And t9I
I,iS food Quality d GllnhlnaliaS And Lnhti Alag
~ AS Fooi Artt a Axle utpl a toF pAgon1
a. drayt uOSloia Ahd NtAOFs % want Of Any ot thp
NhSVO aVleloj win hd Il % thet 70 giVO ne
aasSs-iy .s5fileEE COOK,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

POBTAOR,


Tie Postage 10 any part oE The Unltsl States VIII
be bh( TWESTY.TOuR ChNfB year lOF aniAeh5 .
NoCd, Ard bat POURTEEN cENTS yoSF W Sarh ~
Oft Reviews. Es 9 s'A'
A Dc sIeys prizes The PsTipPleSls Nlll y mr.
nish'd isF isas. And"A
Premium to New Subscribers, M
the Ms. or tho nams PsrlcaIoais hF iSoO VIII bs
furnished nnUpIott, rttAsai GddtiiOallG>sHDt t7lF
UhllhS The more NpheBsT1 NAElSihOsp u ne day. ABJ
thssa PeFadeAls lOss ilitlo By ags lRpCe, . iNll
yVaFoi tho HpS. r ls00, may be FegATdoa nsAry - W
SaLtsTlbsrl Wishing aluV The Ros Or 1891 1HIbS
suPPltd q the lu'louing EHIlEHELI low RAIIli t9a
SpIshdId OGeFs EOr 1890, 'BI, \ 'BS, I'll,
Together.
IoE BlAsksogd- MasASlus, the three year, !. g ("
EoF SHy one Review, ~" SO MI
FOF ANY tNb Reviews, $40
VoF BIiskWoli aRi one RsVoV, Sstaas0o
lrr nlPckM0sl And tNu RsVltWs l?e9
Tor BlnekWood aud three RSylSWl lSe1 10.
EOr lhs fur R0VlNWh, l9ee
por BhekVOOd and ne fur BpvioVS, - l7oo
Any Of the above works viii ilso ba afaEpltbOd q
Ns,s iaibteritts i0r The year 1891, ., aud q
OAt. Hulf As Regular Sa6taipRoa PGess. :
efbnS Rts Gab,.vib.F may obtaln ~ Reprints 81
The Funr RsVloWs and DlsckWopd M 81 Bisa-ir
Seven Consecutive Years for. oSII
which lsbut little more than Tie PlieS u lhsofiO
Al 10 IhalI never 0gllu u likely % oSF SBsh u,
dnoomsHtS y tholS hSIo pfUtohte4 -PH So - tf
NOW IS THE TINE 10 sUBsORIBRi 'ii
III lemttanoGs must Il ~ leaspa. bSmadeatElei g
~ PsliiAsES, hF q these prees ~ nollmllll9n
eau ba allowed 70 ARohtA e'
F5Ii LB0NARD SCOTT / co... t4sg
lRnd No. N Gold street. New Yorh.
d sI I| y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

s,,.,, wi ~, 5sg, e A. .a,. =
NY tiS f1fnsF y vel rEgod nDd ne Iattsstt VtI
UAlRedH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

rTRii RiiaYRRY FAMILY, siIlpgt, e4l noE g
(, 'fsSfi n IHCsLsTOR BAKING P0W klL y
S4eSiS S1STTtkIinF 81 ~ kiBd ID ,ths m ~ t4og
aiSn BAN aa1 ID ID ears ylF5 - ~
Nba. ani IoGAN, LIST tpP.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
SORE NIPpLBs.

ia sslf 6O6G G1ES489s
1NRs. N1EY WlMaLOW's 'coArogAg W.
MI TIRLE POWDER, ~ tha o8lo q kGeogtea
r. 7oFl GlpbiSs. T6f iSJo by I. u. Lo9AM y ".
.ib1 Yhes . ets. aS4LleAN' LIT 2 ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03

bran. 1863 q cks beef $40 hhds tcs and bbls.;
corn. a5,7os sacks; Hour, 10 537 bbls; hay, ll60
bales lard, 1856 tierces bbs. and kegs oats, 1876
bbls. and sacks; pork, 30 bbls. and tcs, and AZ
hhds.; rice, 1876 casks rum, 1858 bbls; tobacco, ~
hhds.; whisky 65 bhls wheat, 1881 bbis. and sacks
The Natchez for yicksburg, j. +. Pargoud, for
Namphis; Magnolia and. National for Columbus all
left on Saturday with fair trips.
The Falls City and Scotland, being unable to
leave on Saturday. will positively leave this eve
ming. 25lgi ss0
The G. s. mail packets Magenta and Prince of
Wales are receiving and will leave for Memphis to-
morrow evening, & -
The splen did steamer Gen. Hodges, having been
repaired and repainted came to the landing on
Saturday and commenced to receive for Red river,
and will leave for that stream tomorrow evening
The Era No s is also receiving for Red river, to
leave tomorrow evening. She is under the COM
mand Of Capt. Chas.J. Barstow, IT,. .sysss.
The Iberyille will be at the landing to-day ready
to receive. She leaves for Baton Rouge, Lobdell's
store and coast landings on Wednesday evening
next OF O'Clock. ss szsy K $50, IS
LAFouRcHE FOR LAForEcHE.-Th fast, superior
tri-weekly passenger packet Lafourche, Capita.
Dugas,8 commander, and Mr.. Eugene Latapie,
clerk, leaves Mt IL O'Clock to-day for all landings
on the, coast and Lafourche. $50
LAUREL HILL FOR BAYOU sAEA.-The fast and
large passenger packet Laurel HILL Capt.S. Heno,
commander, and Mr.. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk, leaves
st s o'clock this evening for all landings up to
Bayou Sara. 81
SCOTLAND FOR CoLusnus.- The large freight
packet Scotland, Capt. a. @. Hopkins, commander,
leaves at s O'Clock this evening for Memphis, Co
lnmbus and intermediate landings.
New FAIas Cry FoK MEarpHis.- The fine, first
class passenger packet New Falls City, Capt.
Henry Switzer, commander, and Mr.. Archie
Woods, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for
Memphis and the bends. The Falls City is peer
less ii her passenger appointments. Her speed il
but little short Of the rail locomotive, while in
stannehness sheis perfect snag- destroyer. In
the persons Of her officers she is peculiarly fortu-
| nate. having as commander and clerk gentlemen
wellknown as being attentive and thorough steam
| boatmen. Who takes the Falls City for Memphis
this evening y -.s.s -. IS T. = ~
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.slo.ssss2s
8taisn ut ikt Ilarkets.'
p sORxstEsr OTrlcE, No. 10 CAMP STRrsr4
Monday Morning. February ., ls62. )

soazstHsr ors4or, NO. 10 CAxr srRrsr.
\ sis2s ~ Monday Morning. February 3. ls62
4 CorroN. There was some little inquiry to-day,
but we did not hear of . sale.
TOBACCO. \. Nothing reported.
sueAR. !. The supply IS liberal and the sales en-
brace about 1000 hhds at Fridays prices. Inferior
I8mlac, Common to Good Common 2@24l, Fair to
Fully Fair l@2a, Prime TO Choice l@44 Clari-
fled Yellow 45@54, Seconds 2@34, Clarified White
54@6a and stoye-driod White 7@7ac. % IL. &s
4 MoLassEs The supply is Fair, but the de-
rnand Is very limited. About 500 bbls. sold at IA
}@I5c. for Fermenting and ls for Prime Reboiled
Al small lot Of half bbls. sold at lse. u gallon for
Fermenting "a 4. h .5< 4 Z 4,
FLoua. u. About 500 bhls. sold, in small lots, at
81 25@s7 so for Fine, 50 forS uper6ne and 50 100
$40 and $40 % y Dbl. for Extra. There have been
other sales, but the particulars are kept very
secret. q attf
ConN. ! $500 sacks White ana Yellow sold in
lots at 75c. % bushel. 4e5 sgs
WnEAT. y. 100 sacks Red sold sold at " so 70
huahel, NM X h. 9s,s&5
HAY. .e5 bales Crab Grass sold at $40, 20 bales
Ordinary Western OF s55, at $50 and 1853 Prime
Western at s62 80 - ton. S5ssssss4 III
PoRR. Mess is retailing at $45 ID Dbl.
BAeeN.. nldersretail at 2ae., Ribbed Sides
IS, Clear sides II Plain Hams 20 and Sugar Cured
323c. % b. s
LARD. Prime intierces is retailing at 2oc., and
in kegs at 22c. V b. II
WHisKY :. The retail demand for old bourbon
and Mononga hela) has been supplied ut vi 5o@s2
and Raetifed made from Louisiana Rum, at II 20
@sl u " gallon. t5sss'3
( We obtain the following statement from the
monthly circnlare Messra. John II, Burke & Bro
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4i1sr aateHiaslsts.s
cssssaNr orrioF, No. ID oAxr srREss
X aff{fifiav H0frftt8 Fehy,ihfy q 1852 =

Monday: isoipIns, February s. 1852.
The weather during the past week has been gem
orally clear aud pleasant. On Thursday we were
visited hy n northeast rain rain storm On Friday
and Saturday II was warm, with Light showers.
Business On the leyee has been dun during Tie
week past, and Il continues this week, some Of
the boats now running VIII have 10 lay up. 81 n
The river before city haa risen three feet four
inches since opr last report, and Is now eight feet
six inches below high water mark.
The numbered arrivals for The week ending hi.
day last 81 noon, amounted to 81, bringing ii tie
following amount Of produce: Sugar, 1916 hhds
Inolasses, 10 ,Sl4 bbla bacon, 40 hhds. and casks
beans, Is bblH; butter, 100 bRls, kegs and rkins
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iii would ia Afhiti asy to compare the movements
III tis xssk itl5 tfe srpovements ISL tie cores,
rot,isiff NsAk slass 1es however. append the
5shansss ior rsisrs1ee say the movement for tie
Ssk ending iIs iii nf I'll bfu1afy 1861 also the
B ma s1sen5S i'll iii same meek ID 1850
as' " sFsb 1881
n 81 in nsssaas I'll e sisss
s1 81 q n ~
Il.
10 Al iucssase Il ssa
81 These Hgnes oifss ihipe ~ reflection toa
III anaHcier snd I'm s3 h
gs Thsts has besI more exchanee aiIsring within
sie past tWo dsys without, hewsvefY buyers OBJ.
tanning any great adyansages Sales ii S. day III
+ 12o day date have been made a 1ls@i2o5
I and III. a round amount Of bank bills was closed
sat quote The counter selling rate AZ from
1901 Esancs range a. Ehateyer prices can
bs agreed onEs MO- 1n domestic. there. Is
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N. o. lpEIousAs AND GREAT WESTERN.

BRASHEAR CITY, February ], 1862 hhds
sugar Brarider, Ghambliss &co--20 do Fl Il Hanley
81 do 20 bbls molasses Laforest 4 Desmares-32
do Hayes & Sanders rs hhds sugar As bbls moias.
ses Hall = Rodd-4 &c hhds sugar Levy y Dieter
104 bBls % hf bbls molasses Lobit q Gharpantier-
Is bbls molasses 25 soks corn 80 bxs soap Darby Il
Tremoulet-s9l bbls hf bbls molasses Dumesnil,
Martin Eco IS bbls molasses Belloeq, Nobloms y
eo--5 do GiGen, sinedes &co- 46 do s 0 Nelson y
eo--sunlfies to order. IN g.
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!, Arrived HestsrdaY.
.stearnnoatx.
i. -Alonzo Child, De Haven, I'm Memphis.
. Magenta, Wilson, I'm Memphis. .E
Laurel Hill, Heno. I'm Fort Adams.
TW Roberts, Fulton, I'm Fort Adams.
i Indian No 2, Greenlee, I'm Alexandria.
a Gotten, Baraneo, FIN Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donalasonyille.
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CATTLE n ARK = 7.
JRNFERSoN CITY. Feb,

JafFEKsoN CITY. February s. 1852
Arrived yesterday 2l5 Texas BeeYes, 453 Hogs
and l75 Veal Cattle. Amount Of stock sold on
Saturday were ITO Texas Beeyes, l27 Hogs and 25ii
Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are 800
Texas Beeyes, 1856 Hogs, LIS Veal Cattle and Is
Mich Cows. Wequote s5 ID +.
z ~ 3855 g, PRIGEs:a SH TN