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, 1862-03-21

The condition Of the weather yesterday be-
ing similar to that Of the day previous only
little more eo-there was but little stir With
in the camp. The ground was In an awful
state, and both prisoners and loyal soldiers
manifested q disposition to venture ont Of
their quarters no ofscner than necessity re-
Guircd.
The Military Commissioners, who arrived
Wednesday evening, were engaged all day at
the camp, explaining to the prisoners the oath
! and conditions upon which their discharge
| depended, and taking the names Of those who
| signified their willingness to accept the pre-
ecribed forms. About one thousand of then
have already givcn in their names. The Com
missloners will resume their lahors to-day and
complete them as soon as practicable
We publish hercrcwith the names OF the
regiments to which the eighty-tw prisoners
| sent here from st. Louis last week belonged,
! ae u-a1f {I,n %7v,1or finn each commando
, 1862-03-21
FINANCIAL. and COMkERE1aL,
MON NEsTAR~t.

THURSDAY EVENING, Mssch 10, 1aaa.
Pertons disposed to operate IN the blnes,"
couldn't have Ind better day 70. their transae-
tious. The operations in the money market
amount to 1utt about nothing at al, owing to the
causes named yesterday, with the additional one
Of an unceaeinR storm, hAH saow and half rain
the first half good deal the largest-whfch has
continued through the whole day, and obtsdns no
abatement ut 4 1ate hour. There Is no Important
change In the exchange market, and the quota
lions OF yesterday hold good 1or to-ay, W.: pst
91s premium buying; i selling. This means for
regular custome1e-outsIdere must pay an add1-
danal 4. One Of our largest banking firms make
"regulars" pay Il, and don't let outsiders In at
any rate.
Gold may be quoted ut 1G1K buying, and tA@s
seI1ing-fbe latter for email lots. The demand ia
merely nominal.
Money Is plenty, and can be had for the asking
r4sal rates and co1latera1a-
The bankers Will not let their demand Treasury
Iotes so at less than X premium, prefet1ing to
hold them. The demand ia Light. :
The foreign imports at New York are increas-
ing, while the exports Of domestic produce are
not 90 largo as previously. This threatens heavy
! shipments Of gold, unless foreign capitalists,
under the influence Of our successful war move
sAVAA4 A+*Cak AG04S al NAAk~A @~~%s%o oN~
! euTttics.
| tbs duties an imports now promise to ex-
I coed the estimates Of the Treasury Department.
| For the first two months OF the calendar year
| the receipts at New York were &6 Ole, ,72l .05
againet 81 ,5s7, ZIG fo7 the corresponding time
| in 1850.
| The question Of the resumption Of specie pay
| ments By the New York banks is being discussed,
but the prospect Of their doing 80 may be COR
| e.6e1ed remote. They may 20 far resume as to
pay out demand Treaaury notes for their Issues.
which, however, are nov regarded Us about equal
TO coin.
To BE PAID IN CoIS.-The Comptroller Of the
State Of New York gives notice that the interest
On the State debt, due the 1st Of april next, will
be paid IN coin.
NEW CONFERENCE.-The h. Ray, cashier Of the
Bapk Of the State Of Indians, warns tho pub1ic tc
beware of counterfeit $le, on the Rank oftht
State Of Indiana, which are In circulation Tht
signature Of 81. McCIlIocb, President, is tot
I hea,y and poor imitation. The heads on tht
ends are not like the genuine in expression. Tht
circular words the top Of the bill q Bank Of tn
State Of Indiana, are indisttnct, is the die o,
the right corner The whole engraving IL inferior
but lie bill Is plausible in its general appearance
COMMERCE OF NEW YORK.
The imports Of foreign goods and merchandise a
the port OF New York for the month OF February
are u follows, compared with the eame month, th
two previous yearB:
, 1862-03-21

91MoTHT SEED -Easier and more active.
Ea1cs, q bags choice at $t.7e,5e; 3 bags do At
$lW; 90 bags do ut 81 6z5; 81 bags iai: 1t SITS;
200 bushels goodat 81 CO..
-BEANs- aabgs and brls good Mixed at 81 -sss51E.
COOPERAGE-75 Pork Barrels at $i,15 de1iv
cred. -
HIDEs-Dry Flint, 1aGt4c; Dry ealted, &C.
SIC; Green sa1ted, 54@5ti.
BCTTER-1ng good demand by shippers Sales,
10 fifkIns good at QKc,
EGGS-Fresh, e@8Kc per b.
POULTRF-DresBcd Chickens. q NGa-25 per
doz; Turkeys 6zGTc per h.
DRESSED H0GSReceiyed7 III head Market
firm, with good deuaud By packers. Sales
Were:-
Ill Hogs, at g s5 and ts 6s dividing on 40 ns-
81 at $50 and $50 200 -
II 4-'' at 8.a0 and 3.378 - 800 -
Is :. at SIS and 3.56 - 500 -
LIVE HOGS-Receiyed, ESQ. The receipts arc
mostly Of very inferior quality, and the market
is dull and rather lower. Good packing Hogs how
ever, meet with ready sale at fair prices. Sales
, 1862-03-21
Exports of Provisions at New York to
FOREIGN P0FtA.


The tobacco eeizcd by the Union army in Ten
nessce after the late victories in that State WAS
sold at auction yesterday, By MessrE- Morgan Of
FGnrth street, on Government account. The at
tendance was large, bidding spirited and the pri-
ces quite az full as are realizcd ut the daily sales
Of our regular warehouses. Part Of the stock in
hcoeheatl5 consisted Of stems, and also brought
Iklt figures. The other hogshead gsades fronl luys
Upwards. sold ut IS 10 $12 per 1oG lbs A number
Of ho.s sleas Of leaf were not put to sale, because
several persCnF from Tennessee were present and
claimed to lie the owners. and to be loyal to the
Government. The tobacco will be kept over until
the qnes. ion Of loyalty Gnu be investigated aud de-
ciGcd by the proper authorities II the lnves1iga-
tion results favorably to the claimants, have
no duubt the property will be returned to them.
The manufactured tobacco, Of which nearly three
hundred boxes wereunder seizure, also sold high
ind brought twelve to thirty-iye cents per hun
d1ed pounds.-!T. Louis Republican. 1S{h.
, 1862-03-21

From the Baltimore American, 16th-1
Prorfsions-Wen notice conc little inquiry for
provisions. but no transactions havc been reported
takday The market is steady at onr quotations.
Pork-No sales. We quote mess at Sia594E14 q
brl for heavy prime mess at $t2 6oGsia prime at
Si0.50S11l, ana rump It So 80 = brl. Bulk meat
The demand for bulk meat for export is fair,
but re hear Of no Increment to-day. We
quote as follows, yiz:-ahoulders 4HGAAe,;
sides 5Hc, and ha1ns 5HG57zc per ponnd
Bacon-For jobbipg lots Of bacon the de-
u1aId is good. We quote shoulders at 5EG5Ac;
sides at 61&c, and hams st 1885, per b for plain
and sugar cured. Beef is firm at so per brl for
Baltimore No /; $15R15 for do mess, and SIT for
extra mess. Lard-WI It'll fair demand prices OF
lard are steady at quotations. VIZ: western, IN
brls and tce, at B4@SHc; do, in kegs. (reSulat
packagesl 9Q}94le; city rendered leaf SIC, and re-
fined 9511G,10 per n. ...
from the Boston Post, 18th
PEoy1s1oSs-Pork is dull and the demand L
moderate Sales Of prime at $10G1; mees at $i5
m14G0; clear at $14I' $50 per brl. cash. Bee!
i il1m and in good demand. Gales Of eastern and
western mess, and extra meas at $13:5l0i5 pc,
b1l, cash. Lard is steady. Sales In bEls at SO
9Ec; kegs at 8szG9Hc per lb, cash Hams art
selling at 7@75<c per lb, caeh.
from the Milwaukee Sentinel, 20th.
Receipts Of dressed hogs amounted to only Il
head On Change, packers offered $325G3.5o
dividing on a001bs.
, 1862-03-21

HoGs-The receipts at East Albany arc Light,
bur somewhat in excess Of the demand. which has
at Axe q b-
DRESSED Hocs-Very little doing. The prin
ciEa1 packers have withdrawn from the market
b. from last week pricez. The only sale reported
1n Saturday was q email parcel Of fresh e!att
at Axe.
, 1862-03-21

31773 EEf0 ~N*'I1313 @'~1k117sa ]
The total receipts over the Central for the week
are estimated at 3 siD head There il NO improve
mcnt III prices, the buyers from New York. us well
as from The east, saying that they cannot well ai
ford TO pay even the low rates Of last week few
vert west and housht up aroyes for rise. aad
such must lose from s. to 81 per head while most
of the droyers who have no intention Of going
through with their cattl- say they must sell at
head were held over, including the heavy Missouri
premiums Of Ashbrook heretofore noticed by us-
making the total 40 against 800 last weak.
, 1862-03-21

VIC have received from C,pts. B, H Chad
horne. John Ph;}lins. A. Il. Manner. and Mai
" p p.,e- committee a,,a,inted |
IT a ,nec,iro ,,s I'm. of1;rrra or th, 57tb |
Jnino;s Rcrimcnt held on board the steamer
Argyle on the Tennessee River, on the 1ot,
inst> copy Of the series Of resolutions at
that nuc passed, expressive OF the feeling of
s1mI atl,y Of the officers Of this resiucnt for
their Adjutant, n. E. hahn, in consequence
OF bis sudden and n1our1tul domestic af11;c-
lion in the loss Of his three only children, re-
Gently deceased In this city. The blo1 is q
sad one which has robbed the tendcrest Of
parents Of his heart treasures at time when
| devotion to his country calls him from home
/ and deprivcs him OF the u,ournful consolation
Of taking q fnrcwen Look ut his little ones.
On two or three: occasions we haye seen the
letters of Ills father written 10 these children
| puy lost. and the glance assured rs that the
tie between them and him was no common
| one. The letters were adapted to the childish
farcr and aenpircmcnts. and printed with the
,,a,, v;tb c1eornc.s and l,rauav md filled with
| incidents calcn1atcd to interest and delight
them These assurea Ms then In unm;ztata-
bic testimony. that the hours thus snatched
from = soldiers duties were lovingly devoted
to Ills children. md in their loss. one by one.
| nntIl the Garth has closed over the last. Ad-
;,t,7,+ Helm has Sustained a bannavar,ent
yh;c1, will cansc many a narcnt,a ha,rt tn
h1aod IN srmn,tbv Win t,is
1hE oR'a1SA eHh'sit'@a' na''ns oeen
asserted 1ha1 Inc proprietor anu "anase' o.
chfists's ope1a House. now hete' IL a mum
!. pug anu onat ne never was eonneeeeo WIN
I Inc m1nk1fes VINO sung IN washington WIN
, 1862-03-21

It is expected that several sailing vessels Will
leave this port for Oswego, with grain. about the
end of the present week n,oscme: Of some
of the whcnt, etc. stored here. IL necessary. In or
der make room for the produce daily coming in.
Toronto Leader.
, 1862-03-21

1osaI" :. '''' -ss|.s...'.s..... .-bs
The following are the deaths thus far report
cd at the hospital:
March .9th-J. r. Jennitt, Co. T, 18th Tenn.
A. Patton, Co. G. sOth Tenn.
John s. Barum, Co. D, 9th Ala.
Edward Donne1l, Co. G, 18th Tenn.
J. S. Blair, Co. r, 18th Miss.
j. Vanrook, Co. Z, 49th Tenn
W II. McQnitine, Co. u, ed Tenn
John Moriarty, Co. I, 10th Tenn.
Previously reported g.
Reported to-day. 8
, 1862-03-21

There will be special services In the Isl
CLARK St.) Methodist Episcopal Church On Wed
needay, Thu1eday and Friday e7cnings. Preach
ing at ~ o'clock.
, 1862-03-21

T. For cleaning and dying gcntleman's clothes
go to Cook 4 Mclean, 9s Dearhorn-str This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. feb2t-1y
, 1862-03-21

BEEF CAITLE--Receiyed,43 438 head. Notwith-
standing the disagreeable storm which prevailed,
there was brisk market for Beef Cattle, and pri-
ces were fully sustained. The Gales were as fol-
, 1862-03-21
Suicide Of q r1onon11nfac.

Many Of the inhabitants Of the North Diyi-
sion hive for some time past been acquainted
With the eccentric movements Of 4 man by
The name Of Caleb Hopkins, residing with
his brother at 500 Illinois street. He was
twcnty-fix years Of age, formerly plasterer
''y occupation, and UNI il yesterday supposed
IL lave: been perfectly safe to be allowed his
t:t,:irc liberty.
The shape taken by the disease Of 1lr. Hop
+; Rins WIS very singular. Commencing some
time sincc-or5g mating no one knew how, eS-
| cep:ing it might have been from an undue ex-
| citemcnt Of the brain, the pressure upon
| which that organ WAS not naturally strong
| eucugl 10 btar-it finally assumed the shape
Of 4 n,ania- He supposed himself the doom
| I'd victim Of consumption. The fell destroyer
had marked him certainly for its OWL He
Has in daily aud hourly dread Of being snatch
! ed away. So firmly had the idea become
! stamped upon Lis brain, after a time, that ht
| would frequently during his wanderings steI
upon the ec:,les and wcigh himself, sceningl,
; anxious to observe how fast he might be tray
cling The path to the tomb. In spite Of ths
| T;rotcstatioDs Of his relatives that he Eas per
tect1y well, the nionotuauiac strongly asscrtei
10 the contrary, and argued the necessity fo
bis immediate preparation for death.
Yesterday afternoon, ut quarter past two
the report Of pistol was heard in the apart
n,cnt occupied by Hopkins. The inmates G
the house rushrd 10 the Rpot, to lind thei
rtlatige stretched upon lounge, welteriug il
!. his gore. He had in sonle nanner procured
doublc-harzeled pistol, loaded it, placed til
muzz!e in his mouth, the barrels sightin
I downward, and holding the stock in bot
hands bad pulled both triggers and sent h
: soul rnhiljen 10 meet its Maker, lie die
| n'uost Instantly
Wlnn discovered, the pistol Was still inser
, ID il, lis mouth aud firmly grasprd By his tw
: lands fast stiEc:ling in death.
The deceased was an unmarried man.
/ eslus- cun be assigned for the rash set, oth'
/ ti:an that Of insanity and L desire 10 cscal
the end he TO much dzcaded-dealh from col
Y | sNuDtipu
, 1862-03-21
THE CITY.

~ The funeral Of Capt. Vim. ". Peck, q.
8. L., will take place At u o'clock to-day from
the residence OF his father, near the north city
1im1tA,
, 1862-03-21

THURSDAY EVENING, March 20. 1861
: FREIGHT8-The railroads leading to the sca-
beard have to-day redneed their rates On aour, Soc
per bbl and on fourth class goods, 15c pc. 100 Ds
They arc nov 81 follows:
, 1862-03-21

The exports Of specie have been little laryer
than foF any previous Februnry, but that was ex-
pected, ae ihe natural consequences Of the paper
money system now adopted
| ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND Cn1cAco AcoRAuRoAD.-The
following is statement Of the carningsof the St.
| Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad from March sth
! to 18th inclueiyc:
, 1862-03-21

Pastoral Letter from Htshop Dag@an-
Bishop Duggan has addressed the follow
ing letter to the Catholic clergy Of the city Of
Chicago:
REr. DEAR SUE; As yuu arc, doubtless, alresdy
we'll aware Of the ead condition Of many parts of
ireland Ak the present time, need not enter into
the distressing particulars Of suffering and desti-
| tutirn there 70 prevalent ....
From the most authentic accounts l4tely rece1y-
ed, It IL evident that many very many, will perish
in the wet Of Ireland, especially, unless relieved
| by The hand Of charity. a ecAtcity of food and
fccl arief from an inclement reason, Is the ftsl
cry tie OF affection and gratitude we arc urged 10
ccrce to the relief Of suffering brethren. Let
ur give chaesfu1ly and promptly according 70 ous
naeanr. aud we thall do our part towards a1levia
ting this distress.
Owing to the condition Of our own AFFAIRS.
| wuu}d willingly wait longer hefote making th1t
appeal to your charity End Affection. but alas
fhuse who rrffer cannot awaft the coming OF more
prosperous tfmes.
Therefore, l appoint the fourth Sunday In Lent
| the 11th ofihe present month. a day for genera
| caleclion in nn the churches Of this dioce6e tow
ard relieving this exteuBive diHtress. Ton vii
promptly pos iblc and 1t shall bo at once trans
1,itsed to ibe suffering dssricts~ you viii hot fa
10 remind the faithful. should yuu dne0 such
waning uscefeAry. that III must coutrihute cuee1
| Stl,x and eeuexoQt3y to this canee. In which bot
tpeSiA1 a6ettion 10 kindred md fond Inema<y {
i hone unite IN The tezzezest appeal to TIM huua
j. heart. i.
tJAHxe. Bishop Of Chicago,
, 1862-03-21
r AXE STREET MILLS,

IL Co1net IAkb md Ueet2ef3es 671e&
-KEW BuCE WHEAT FLOUR, eea ID seAsr MI
peot1ct2 It 1ov sHtos, Z. wtoleseae o. reEs4
lila J, T. 8fXVK8& q o.
, 1862-03-21

9@AtVkARNA4A4
Since the gear 1887, from the early days Of
Chicago, has been seen In our streets one Of
moderate stature, but Of manly bearing and
courteous address, unpretending and retiring
in manners, Jet genial, Warm and kindly of
nature, who won, without claiming notice,
and who, the better he was known, was all
tic more esteemed ind loved Should any
one have sought on our thoroughfares the
finest and best model Of gentleman Of the
"old school,' the most finished specimen OF
a apolished manhood, far mig ght one look before
finding truer realization Of the ileat than in
him
The old residents Of Chicago will recognize,
doubtless, in the above description, a just
po1traiture Of the cstimab1e man whose name
heads this notice.
The original Of the picture, 60 long well
Known, has at length passed away Born JAN
| 10, 1903, at New London. Connecticut, he
was worthy descendant Of that distinguished
Sir Richard Saltonstan, memorable in New
| England history, aud Of Coz. Gordon Slton-
stall, Of Connecticut; besides tracing his
lineage and deriving one Of his names from
Coz. Joseph Wanton, Of Rhode Island, whose
daughter was his paternal grandmother.
Mr. Saltonstal Jeanne, in its early days, tc
Chicago, where lie has since lived, fora period
of a quarter Of century, sharing in the stir
ring scenes and events OF our young and pros
porous city. Unambitious Of political dis
tinctioD, he has pursued the tranquil caree
Of an upright and faithful private citizen, ere
| Tywherc esteemed, trusted md honoted as
man Of pEobits, Intelligence and manly cour
tcsy. Near twenty years ago he received tn
honorable appointment from the President o
tue United States, Of 81 Assignee in Bankrupt
cy,'' q post which lie continued to hold unit
his decease-
The event Of his death occurred on the 16t
instant, a1tcra short Illness, borne with cals
ard christian equanimity, and at the age {
sixty-nine years and two months-his Las
days cheered By the loving care and watchfu
ness Of those he has left, to bear and presery
: among us his honored name
By not 4 few will the form Of our departe
fu!ow-citizen be missed from the scent
which once, and so long knew him. In IL
> hearts Of many will his memory be du1a6l
E and kindly cherished.
, 1862-03-21

T'tl ent. at port s1s $40 81 7G7 70
It viii be eeen from the above that the entire
year Ia In epecic and in goods entered for ware
housing.
The following are the foreign imports to the por
ofNew York during themouth Of FebruarJ for the
, 1862-03-21
General Notifies.

Moss Suitable for Uph5lstersrs
y lar Eock iu store. Also, CoTfoN BATTING
Of which we offering to the trade at lower p<1ccs
than can be purchased elsewhere
r. B. DUNHAM 4 CO.
u ht9n6t2.ln q Main street EAi0t L0u1s. 40.
, 1862-03-21
Sherman House Su1dtefss Relief
%bsfNET.

It Is known to most Of our local readers
that Society, composed Of the l2dg guests OF
The Sherman Housc, organized for the relief Of
our sick and wounded soldiers, has been busi-
II engaged in their most excellent charity du-
ring tile past winter. 4 brief statement Of the
good work it has accomplished will interest
the public Its financial operations may be
summed up as follows:
, 1862-03-21

tCa1l Oh Dunlop, sewcn spalding for Printing
noY11-h22ElY
, 1862-03-21

NOTICE.-1n the 2Gth day Of
y March next We shGl sell ot the North door OF
the Court House. In the city Of Chicago, tTe coupon
bonds ct The c;:s q Pskin Of se each eeinG naHa; Il
yea.s and drawing interest at the rats Of eight
per ccnt- per annum-sane having been h5pothecated
with US hy G a. Rnperts T. Co.
Chicago, March lsf, 1867.
Ehi-n2a So WILLIAMS & HQUGHTELTNG,
, 1862-03-21

CoRREcT1oN.-Arecents statement from ono
Of our Cairo correspondents does Injustice to
facts in connection with the state Of health in
Capt Warehouses; Battery. It is simply
enough to say that the statement has no fouA-
datiou in fact.
, 1862-03-21

M4THEM.-some two weeks since, man
by the name Of Johnson, alias Tim
Smith, who had been sent to the B,ide-
well on d disorderly charge, while washing
h1mse1f With some other inmntcs of the place,
feu into dispute with fellow convict and
soon got into the use Of blown. They finally
clinched, md the result WAS TINT johnson bis
p6 the nose Of his antagonist, The next thing
known Of the man johnson, he had escaped
from Brideweu In company with Palesaeel
BIZ. sent for robbing the trunk OF Measrs
fonnenhetuer and Metzear Of d valuable lot o
1ewe1ry. We published an account Of the cap
fufa OF the / .ttxr named man few days since
On We6 ne=dsy night the detectives nabbe'
johnson also, and he has been sent back t
H. old quarters.
, 1862-03-21

FOB TIE F1FTI-SEyES9n REG1MEST.-Ad-
jutant Norman E. Hahn, Of the Fifty-seyenth,
Col Baldwln'e. regiment, ,sis to leave the city
on Monday of next week, to re;oin his com
nand. Pe1zons having letters or packages
which they desire to have delivered can be ac-
commodated by leaving the same at the TE1-
BrSE counting room, previous to that date
, 1862-03-21

To AGENTS AND CAHrAssERa We Will guaran-
tccFour Onion variety Envelopes to give better
satisfaction than any other put up. The best
stock Of maps, charts aud Union goods in the
West. Send for catalogue. to F. A. Thomas, F.
O. Box 1853, Chicago, III. nchts-aw
, 1862-03-21

MARRIAGE AND VISITING CARps.-"Ynnkee Gard
Writer's' Office at Sherman House. Calling Cards
reduced to 81 so per pack for one week Ladies'
call In parlors. Orders By mail-aend price, or
four etamps, for sample. to o. SAckETr.
mchl At
| e Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. ncY12
, 1862-03-21

CHICAGO LIGHT GuAEr ArTESTzoN.-Tou are
hereby notified to be at your arusory, corner OF
Randolph and State street, this (Friday) evening
as ~ O'Clock All new members are aleo notified
to b" p-est Mt. Per order. CAPTAIN
EFF B1suoF, Orderly Ser.'t.
e J. j. Deehan, Penman and Cardwriter. Call
at Bryant & Strattonts College. Cards 81 90 per
| pack mchi54t
~ Soreness OF irritation Of the throat, and
| coughs, cured by IS Browns Bronchial Troches."
, 1862-03-21

GETTING EEAp1.-Many Of the tugs, steam
ers and sailing vessels in port are now under
going thorough repairing and painting, pre-
paratory to the Spring business, which will
eoon open. 4 few of the small craft have
already yentured ont on short trips, rrinci.
pa1ly for cargoes Of wood Now that tho
cyerimportant 10th Of Marct has passed-that
Rubicon which is supposed to be the dividing
line between bolsterous Winter and balmy
SpsiDg-wc shall look for at least 4 Jew strcaks
of Earm sunshine upon our late iee-bound
1iycr and h1rbor.
, 1862-03-21
The jurJ retired at about half past four and
were out just fifteen minutes, when they re-
turned bringing verdict for the plaintiff, al
lowing him 81, 500 damages.

UNCUT GVEKT VF IUVE EUUNTf-~ByWE 5H49e
afanie7re.-No- 55s-Chaucery. VIM. springman
rs. Sophia springman; proc1 Of publication: de.
fault, md bill p!o cor fesso: and reference to Mas
vs.. James Otis Ct Al; by consent Of parties lesse
to complainant to amend bill No 2S9-Chancery
IueiusJ. Cobb ct alys. Bethnel B. Vincent ct nj
rule to cloFe proofs extended 15 days and leave
all legal exceptions to tic evidence. No. T72-
Ezekiel ". Smith vs.. William Wereck; default
aeateq IS LII e. a. ppea So
with pToctdendo, at defendants costs.
SITER1oR touET~-Bsfo,s Judges Higgins ant
t3c0d7irh.-No. 641-Albert G. Pearson ct al vs
Peter Shrimp ct al; by stipulation fled suit dis
missed Ut plaintiffs costs,
, 1862-03-21

~ For handsome cards dc .yisitc from the
latest process-the best, the cheapest in the city
Gail upon Florence, No. 142 Lake street, aud you
can get them at g. so per dozen Also, yignette
cards at Loo Per dozen. AL other pictures taken
at a low price. inch t7-w2t
, 1862-03-21

The imports Of foreign goods and merchandise at
the pott OF New York for the month OF February
are ~ follows, compared with the same month, the
two previous yearB:
, 1862-03-21

NEHsEs NASTED.-Ihe 6.nNIy C1Mml5-
sion hive Instructions to send at once large
number Of nurses to a general hospital in the
Cairo Department, to be&aken iato the employ
Of Government Persons wishing to engage
art requested TO make application at the rooms
ofthe Sanitary Commission, IL Wabash ayenue,
to~moErcw afternoon between the hours Of 4
and O'clock Certificates Of character VIII
be required, to be sigped by ut least two we'll
kno"n, responsible citizens of Chicago. Pre-
acfeccc VIII be given to those who. hare had
preT1ocs experience as nrrscs in hospitals
Inree good cooks are also wanted to 70 will
the nuzsce.