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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

A BIG THING OF THE Hun GUARDS -
Toe war Is prolific ia humorous scenes as
veil ga bloody hOnors For instance, Q.
brave volunteer Is introduced by the follow
ing:
Rev. Mr., man about six feet four
Ia stockings, and OF proportions worthy a
grauadler, aud whose heart Is as stout as bis
irame, a thorough Union man, and In for the
war, until treason Is acknowledgement out,
was recently conducting a religious meeting,
when a brother arose to speak, who after al
luding 10 his hopes and fears in a religious
point Of view branches out in reference 10
the state Of The country, saying that so
great was his devotion to the Stars and
Stripas, that be bad enlisted and after a
iuw further patriotic remarks, begged an In
tereHt 10 th5 prayers Of tho church, that be
might be protected by Divine Providence on
eve battle Geld. add that il be should fall u
vi,'im 10 the builels Of the enemy, he might
be prepre for the change
such speech az any time would thrill
W.T. patriotic iervor TIE brave heart four
worthy minister, and BE cons qusntiy spoke
in "a isw wmds of euc0uragem5nt 10 the hero.
When she vile OF ihe cnlisting man vOlun.
uod her experience, in The course OF
which, alludiag t1 her husbands enlistment
sae Expressed q willingness 10 give BIN up,
even unto dialh to TIE service Of bis coua-
| Iy
| Iu leW IA lmnnts after the mseling came
10 an end, when the minister all anxiety
for Sue welfare Of the patriotic volunteer
! proceeded tq make some inquiries In rsief-
euce 10 BIS regiment. jmmenelng Wilh me
/ very natural question as 20 10 name ana
nunber, when be received tdessiaf1ling re-
'.r,ej.dol ls lime Guq,lr
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

The Cincinnati Enquirer copies from
the Chicago Tribune a statement that the
Wisconsin Legislature adopted slave
coniiscation FesS!alions This statement
is a libel upon Wisconsin. a patriotic
assembly tabled the resolution alluded
20 by twelve majority. The abolitionists
no longer owu Wisconsin - MiiO4uiee
Mems.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

SHOOTING AFFAIR. ~ Our community
was greatly excited on Monday by the
report that a young lady had that morn
ing shot her father with a pistol The
report, strange as it may appear, is true.
A young girl did actually fire at and
seriously wound her father the bullet
hitting the back part Of his head and
sliding along the skull towards the neck,
where 1t remained Tor a day or two and
until removed by surgeon Galeaeo (iH)
Er.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

COTToN PLANTING IN ILLINOIS. 1t as
stated by members Of Congress from llli-
nois that cotton will be very extensively
planted in that State this season. The
experiment has been begun by the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company prepar-
ing two thousand acres for this purpose,
and other landowners are making ar
raDgements to plant large quantities of
Kentucky cotton seed.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26
To Editors

Please direct our exchanges TO the
Union and save us a great deal of annoy
ance
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26
MOTICE.

rus srH DAY on MAY, 1909 ] Wiz, fA.
Thl- =. 81 she highe-i hiddnr, ior cash az
10 pufesee yari gate u Nashville, one negro
gamod William, levied on . 1ne p.oPeGS y,
~ q y, f,,ol of VIM shane, j. Sclon, Say err A
~ ledbeltor a Co., y. Goraon, ,. ~
',e ribasn. issued by W. ID, Robertson aud
fal p. t.,rs Sale 8t1l o'clocE, a. N.
l1nt"1 JOHN ID 6OWLk D ID q
rl 10, iSs2~ld
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

RENEWAhin At PIHAeURn.
square, one year, S30-each additional square SO
written notice must be given 10 take out and SUP
lasase.>:.s g s;sFy advertisers before the year
lpfas, Otherwise we ahall charge till done.
no contract Of yearly advertisements VIII be dscon
Jed without previous notice 10 az, nor viii any
arge DO made for lees than one year al the yearly
'les
~ Advertisers exceeding the space con-
acted Af will he ehargedf Or the excess. -
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MONEY TlKEN AI PAR 4!

.prAr eARGAINs in Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, a i.l
a-sty thlhr in that line, viii be sold ohoaP dSf
Haviog received a large 10y or O.saIs anu !
a r. Of all grades guarantee 70 sen % ''e"P
cl.ai er5 Merchants wiz do well 70 give
heuie ~. PuiLIdF l.. AuLbh
No. 20 College Street
- sawnnan HouRn nnldmg.
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- Do - - J
, 1862-04-05

in discussing the forthcoming election Of officers
and warehouse frauds.
The steamers news bad a depressing effect Oh
. the wheat market, and prices declined 1@1Hc per
buehel with eales at 765 Otto for No. Spring and
TR@sec for No Spring, subject to &c storage
the market closing dull,
There vas good demand for Corn, under the
influence OF better news from New York, and the
market advanced Ac per bushel, With liberal trans
actions at &c for damp new canal Corn adoat. and
28@234c for mixed in store eutjest to &c storage.
The Flour market Was extremely dull, and eales
light at $4.1oo4.12H for very good spring extraH
:. Oats were in gosd demand and steady. Rye:was
unchanged Barley was actiYe and firm Both
Clover and Timothy Seed were dull and dropping.
HtghHiaes were Hhade frmer, with sales at
1ek@19c-
The Provision market was Inactive. Mess Pork
wae dull, ana we heard Of round lot offered at
4l0.50 without buyers. Bu1k Meats are quiet,
with GALES Of $1,000 1bs Shoulders at 34c packed.
Lard was quiet and 1eas buoyant, with triding
sa1cs at 7c for country kettle and 6s<c for No.
Lard.
, 1862-04-05
BREADsTUFFs IN EUROPE

II nEngland. according to the Aark Lane Esrprsss
OF the 18th u1t., the weather had been unusually
mild, with considerable rain, by which feld-Work
had been fmpeded- Still the tillage is in the ad-
vance Of the average Of yeafs and the wheat plant
is in forward condition, with m extended
breadth. The recent frostB had bronzcd the
meadows, but there Is yet plenty Of time for q
good crop Of hay. The root crops have held out
well, and the abundance Of turnips has had much
to do with the depression in spring corn; while
the unexpected etoppage Of the disease In posa-
toes, together with the mild weather. hare lesaen-
cd the consumption Of bread. These several con.
eiderations had caused a eubdued feeling In the
wheat trade, Notwithstanding the falling of In
foreign supplies, and the markets had yielded gen
orally, though scarcely. Is per quarter.
The imports Of wheat and four into the princi.
pal ports Of Great Britain for the week ending
March $, were equal to 6s,085 quarters, Of which
1875 quarters were colonial
In France md Belgium the markets had in.
proved, but at the 1atest dates, the advance was
with difficulty maintained.
The wheat trade was in perfect calm at Odessa,
but holders were evfneing more confidence in the
future. The stock Of wheat there WAS estimated
at $50 600 quarters; Of mAize, Ito 900 quarters o,
oats, $500 quarters: Of barley, 5000 quarters
Of rye, 10000 quarters.
The heavy rains lately experienced in Portugal
had caused some damage to the crops by fuuuda
tions, and soft qualities Of wheat had improved.
The ffosts had been severely felt in the Baltic
and navigation would notlikely be resumed before
the close OF March
, 1862-04-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

FRE1GHTs- -LAk1-A standard vessel, now in
port, wheat to Buffalo at 13c.
PROVISIONS MESS PoRK-Theze is scarcely
any inquiry, and the market ia dull, with
sellers at $1,000. BU1K MEATz-Qulet Sales
5000 DIS city-cut shoulders at 33xe packed. Ese-
AsH AEA4s-scarce andtirm at 5Kc for Short Rib,
ard 5z<c for Short Bone1ess Midd1es. LAHp-The
demand is less active and the market is scarceyso
firm. Sales Is tcs prime country kettle at &C.; 90
tcs No / Lard at exc, 81 pkgs White Grease at
5Kc.
e1oo-heeelSeo, t,@1 osas- Market nat and
ae!lecsea- ea!ess Ao DIS " Aane county super
a. Ss.1%1s " DIS Commefclal al Sa.lo; l00
DTS lan super at S5.eD.
HHEai-Aece1Fed, 2,40a b. Market dull aud
i7=clo"er. ea4es' 1,NO hu NO. Spring at TIC
4cstorage; s'cto bu do at 76311c1c storage; TO-
HN on NO. spring at 72c-4e storage; 4, 600 bu do
at uHe-3c storage; 5000 bn do at 1t 7Ac9ac
storage; LEGO bu Rejected at 5ac-4c storage.
CoRN-Received, 1851 bu. Market brisk and
&c higher. Sales, 1000 bu new Canal {damp} at
24c a1oat: II, COO bn Mixed In store at 29c-4c
storage; 10000 bu do at 2skc-4c storage; a500
bu do at 233c4c storage.
OATS-Receiyed, l73 bu. Market firm. Sales, 800
bu at 221fc on track; $50 bags at 23c del
RTE-Receivcd, LAOS bu. Market steady. Sales,
400 bu No. at 4oc- &c storage; 80 bags at die On
track.
BARLEY-Receiyed, IOoS bu. Market firm.
Sales, 1,2cG bu good at SOC on track; 1855 bars at
DC del; 400 bu common at s7xc on track,
SEEDS Clover Seed very dull Sales, baee
Clover at $40. Timothy Seed plenty and almost
5nealsapl. ~ SUES 20 oas7 sooa as 81 %; o9 ou
W W ~ si.oo hangar'an o1ase seeo qu1el. Sales
." ~ pags .. aoc; ~oaga AZ 4Vc'
.oa! aroh h"iAEo-fifmef. sa9es' 1o9 bzls at 19e
1'' ofls oo IL l'1ze-
DRIED FRUIT-Prime Apples in good demand
, 1862-04-05

S1r. ]. G. Shepley and family desire to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks to their numerous
friends whose sympathie5 and kind attentions
we're 80 generously bestowed upon them, in
their late domestic bereavement by tue death
Of their soldier son. The kindly feelings Of
~arm hearted friends we're manifested. not
only In gentle words, but By the most CAREFUL
II arranged details relating to the convey
ance Of Captain shepley's remains to this
city, and their iOtermcnt in the sseilent CITY
the dead" All the funeral arrangements
were planned and executed In manner that
eSinced the most assiduous attention Oh the
part of those having the matter in charge, as
well as proper discrimination in reference to
The so1emnities Of such an occasion And
while the parents and other relatives of the
deceased feel deeply grateful to al
their friends, it Will not be inyidious to men
tion, as especially worthy Of gratitude and
praise Captains Bridges and Guthrie, Of the
l9th Illinois regiment; Captain Brandt, Of the
Ellsworth Zouayes: Major Moore, of the Irish
Brigade; Adjutant Floyd, Adiutant Bradley,
1ieutenants Madison and Young, Nor viii
the services performed by Rev. Dr. Pratt ever
fail to awaken feelings Of teuderest regard.
That the kind soldiers and citizens, one and
all, who have acted SO nobly, may ever enjoy
the richest Of Heavens blessings, is the earn
est prayer Of those who now mourn the losa
Of beloved son.
J. C. SHEpLEY,
Mrs. J. G. SHEPLEr,
Chicago. April $, 1862.
, 1862-04-05

The demand for -four has been moderate
throughout the past week. bat prices have not
yaried materially: There has been scarcely auy
demand 1oz export to Great Britain, but for tha
FIoSinces And the Eastern trade there is more
inquiry The sales have been at &595 rs for com
mon n brands western; 45;51@5.6aH for fancy;
$5.I5I5:slA Tor extras. with occasionally choice
intending Genesee, Canada, Ohio and :M1cnigan.
St. Lo1ts fonr has been in steady demand at
$6. 5Q47.8 Per br]. the latter price for hrorite
Several lots Of Btandywine have been received,
and this description T. STEADY but quiet at IS 6s
superior and choice family brands Baltimore range
from $79875 per bri. In corn meal there have
been moderate sales at IS Is per brl. In re flour
the sales nave been confined to small lots at $3.75
@450 per brl for common to extra.
, 1862-04-05
~ 0lRS. q. .,
Chicago, April S, 1862.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr-Rtfo1x Judgl
OTuMWond.-No. 1GNA. 6. Green ys SWigley and
Crawford; called mp by the plaintiffs attorney;
deIendants defaulted and damages waived By plain
nn' and Judgment for cost against defendants
mcnt.
n the matter ofJohn Brass. ST., application fos
turn wae made to the writ, bY Col. Cameron pro
duetng the body of John Brase. Jr., together With
the cause Of detention &c, Afscr paTtia1 exam1,
nation the maitcr was postponed. for further
hearing, until Monday morning next.
4antez7s:-No. 2s3-Benjam{n Wing ct al. rs.
franklin N. bale ct: al: suit dismissed at plain.
tlils' costs, the plaintiff to have and retain the
property, as per stipulation On file No 144-Leu
uel Bolles ct. al: rs James N. Bryant, Ct al; BIZ
dsi o. si1ceptaons @ h1ed Defendants pay for an ap
Bigelow, ct. al motion bY E s Smith. Hal HI:
name be entered upon the records a. solicitor foi
complsina4t and for leave to take the dispositions
The trial Of eaid cause. @>~'@S ~
, 1862-04-05
Cincinnati Prpvfsfona-Aprli z !.

There was Continued good demand for bulk
meats at prcTione prices. About 100 900 s cold at
3F'aHc for shoulders. DC for hams, and 81 45n@ Is
rate for shoulders was paid for lots deliverable at
points in the interior. Nothing done in bacon
Mess pork was In the upward ecale to-day. There
were considerable saleH at SO 95 and at the close
good brands we're held at $1050 A round lot de-
Hyerable at Maysril1e brought $1025 The feel
ing IN lard was not 90 strong as yesterday and it
was not hard to get, at 7k@771c for prime tierce.
Gazette, Vesfefddy.
, 1862-04-05
Boston Provision Market, April 2.

P1oy1s1oSs.-The demand for pork the past
week has been confined to small lots, and prices
are not 20 firm. The eales have been at $10@1l
for prime; $l3@14 for mess; and $145aD1S 50 for
clear, cash. Beef ia steady with a slight stock.
The sales have been at $13.6o41s = bbl for good
Dbl for family extra. Lard is frmer and IN better
demand. The sales have been at 9@sXe in bhls
aud tictces and eG9kc in kegs, cash: Smoked
now coming forward alowls, with sales at 5A@
be<c q ID, cash as to quality
, 1862-04-05

Yesterday morning about eighty more Sc
cesn prisoners we're brought in, having, like
those who arrived last week, been discharged
from the st. Louis hospitals. They were sent
up by order Of Gen. Halleck.
Byron Wilcox, one Of the soldiers belonging
TO the ID Wisconsin Cavalry, whose leg was SO
badly fractured by the late accident On thee,
4 n. W. R. R., WAS yesterday obliged to sub
nit to amputation. This was deemed neces-
sa1y in order to save his life. Heis now doing
we'll.
On Thursday, two Of the rebel prisoners
who bad, the night previous, managed to es-
cape from camp, we're 1etaken, near Calumet,
and brought back to their quarters. A party
Of gentlemen from this city, consisting of
Mcssrs. Jauncy, Butts, Cutting, and Alderman
Mcdonald, were out hunting mot for secesh-
e1a, but only for smaller game-when they
suddenly came upon the two fugitf es, whose
gsoteaque costume and Dixiefed appearance,
generally, at once betrayed their antecedenta,
Ut course our delighted sportsmen immeds-
ate1y "bagged the game, and came home
win thc conviction that their hunting espedi-
ton had not been altogether in vain.
Three deaths have occurred in camp since
our last report They are as follows:
April Sd:
George Ha,nmett, Co. B, 7th Texas.
S j. Tulley, Co. D, sth Texas.
H Strat1on, Co. G, Sd Ala.
rIes1ously reported.
Reported today ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Total to date. ......-..............15
LAST Wednesday Colonel Mu11igan was the
recipient Of beautiful pair Of shoulder r-straps
from H. R. caberey, with the compliments Of
the donor. The following is the Colonels let
ter of reply;
hi DEAR Sir: received your eagles and
compliments this morning. / have to thank
you warmly for this kind and thoughtful atr
tenton-, The straps are the admiration Of the
eamP. have seen nothing to match them
Hoping that, in their wearing, may meet the
/ approval OF yourself and other good citizens.
an, faithfully, JAS. a Mu111eAn.
To r. e. CABEREY
The eagle is Of solid silver, With golden
shield upon its breast. The border Of the
| straps ia. Of heavy gold. It is beautiful and
appropriate gift, and is much admired by al
| who hare seen 1t.
, 1862-04-05
$4,145,1SQ.N
$os2,167-16


0A+ AUiAa>-1ue LeWlCFNt E1y8.
Locally. there was but very little done In money
matters to-day, except the payments. By the Quar-
termaster Of tnis Department: Of some old claims,
amounting IN al eince yesterday morning, some
say to 5000, Coo. No doubt some OF the larger
Claims held by the banks have been paid off in Ger
ti6cates, or checks for certificates but ne are
Mttle4incIedu1oua as to the amount named above.
However, We hope 1t Is so; for it argues that the
job vii be got through with much sooner than we
apprehended. and claimants will not have much
longer to wait for their pay There ras no move
meut in gold Exchange was dull and lower to-day;
y per cent premium was the outside selling fg.
ure. while almost any quantity was offered at less
CnaxNATf.-We quote from the Gazette Of this
morning:
Nearly 1lt the housee report exchange as work
ing evenly IN regard to supply and demaud,
and come Of the dealers are short; yet one
hoose informed ue Of their intention to draw
tomorrow at .one-eighth to one-ffth. This de-
pa1tuIe from the general Iate, which is premi-
street-as il evident from the fact that nearly Ill
tie dealers quite as free to buy at tenth as
they are to sell at n, We quote Par@K premium
ss ss the buying 1a9ge but onstenth Is the prevail
15i92 premium selling. There il not much de-
tain nricee
, 1862-04-05
Latest Foreign Markets.

EI1eBl FOfeISn MHFHeIE.
PER NLAGAIA.J LIVERPOOL, March u.
EaTio1s circulars report -four downward at 26EGd
ass. Wheat dull and declined I'd per GENITAL !;
red western 1cs 6d@11s Cd red southern lis 8dD
lis l0d: white western 12e Cd; white southern
12s 8d@12e It'd.
Provision generaIly steady. Beef actiEe at
decline OF Is Cd Pork steady. Sugar inactive
arn,o-- an MARKETs-Breadstuffa dull. Coffee
eEening at 93Tl1E1es' 93Tgas eonso's c'oseo Oh f1oa5
--latest via Queensson-7
LIVERPOOL, March 2SEBfeadstu.a duN and
downward tendency Provisions closed quiet,
LONDON Consols closed on Saturday at 94tsG1
94a for money. Latest Gales Of American secari-
ties were III Cent at 43@42 discount.
, 1862-04-05

Bloomington Es!a1se.y, MoSl1ean Co.,
The proprietor Of this largest Western nursery,
containing 14 acres, offers Of the best quality and
at lowest figures
100000 APPLE TREES bto 12,zc, 100, IS to SO.
6,CCO DWARF ATrE, 20 to SOC, 81 to 50 2 doz-
21C00 PKAR, Dwarf and Standard, I to years,
1bc to 81 each.
5,oco CHERRY, largely Of Early Richmond, 20
to Sc.
10000 CunRAxT, sc to s16o per doz.
5000 GoosEBEnHx, dne 2 year bearing, 5oc per
doz, 1o0$9.
10000 BLACK and RAgpB1RR1Es mostly 69c doz.
10000 WILSON'S and other Strawberries, mostly
50cper 1oo.
2o,eoo CRATES, OF 80 sorts. Delaware, SOC to
$f.60, Catawba, Clinton, Isabella, $2to IS
per 1co.
10000 RHuBARB, best sorts, s to 15c.
10000 Arr1E ROOF CRAFTS, IS per loo.
6o0,oc0 oaAaE ORANGE. $2.5o, or so per 10000,
Ptfvet, 6cc per 100. CUTTINGS, Ounce,
Pop1ars, Osiera, Willows, including White
or Powder Willow, 50c per 100.
10000 EvEneREEas, 6 inches to 15feet, perfectly
acclimated.
100, LOCO SHADE AND TIMBER TREES. SILVER Ma
PIE, year, 81 per 100. Boz ELDEr7 or Ash Leayed
Maple, III, g. Q 100; also, larger Sizes BIRcHEs,
Am and Eur. White; also, Black and Yellow
with Cheatnnts. Ca1alpas, Magnolias, Elms, Noun
tain Ash, Tulip Trees. Willowe, Poplars. &c. SC.
WEEPING TREES, Shrubs, Vines and Creepera.
zoo sorts Of Roses, PGoN1Es, PH1E1ss, Chryg.
anthemums. G1AD1o1us, over 60 sorte. DAm1As,
o7er $50 sorts, from our ~ acres last fall the
very best display We ever saw.
yERBENAs, over 1G0 Eorts Lilies. Tiger Flow
TlL 1zS.
ding and Garden Plants, Sweet Potatoes, &C., &C.,
all at lowest rates
CONE AND SEE, OF send three cent stamp for cat
alogues By mail. - PRESERVE THIS FOB RREFER-
EEcE! *. PHOENIX.
Bloomington, Illinois, ap5atd-w.
- Tor Paper Ilaugings 60 to the old stand Of
E. G. Z. Faxon, 70 Lake street. He has the best
worku.cn in the city. ap1 3m
Buy paper hangings Of Chase s Co., 1Q9
Randolph street. NH 29-3m
# Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn st., and get
ynnr c1nthea cleaned and rpnaiTnd nnr11
, 1862-04-05

We mention tn our market report this morning :
aEeasy sale Of d9nr to the Commissary Department.
for army use i conpEises 11000 brls at 81 20 .
bril- 500 DO at $40, and 1000 aks, in three lots,
AZ g q. IS and 47 p 100 ms The dour Ia al
cred during the present month into tie hands Of
tbs proper Government of1fcials IN this city.
, 1862-04-05

,: - For cleaning and dying gentlemaa'e 3 csothes
90 to Cook d Mclean. IS Dea,bon-street, This
old established house do batter and cheaper work
than anY In the city. cba1.k
, 1862-04-05
Boston Hide mafket-AprfI 2,

Boston Hide mafket~APFH 2,
There is considerable inquiry for hides, but the
small stock and the high prices asked continue to
interfere with operations. There have been sales
sf 4,:G9 Penang COW At I4e lsss z cent for cash
oG@5W western dry at 1stx@1se; 800 western vet
salted at sND9c; and 468 dry sailed Sandwich t.
land at 1sc, less s 2 cent for each.
, 1862-04-05
NEW YORK CATTLE mARKET,


- - - -
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending April 2, 1862.
[Ftom the New York Tribune, Thursday.1
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
~ Tha TTes. .np;eea o,oea' r. a,,,
4,.... -ne pl!.ee to7tas ale qaotea as iono"a:
Fas;ng F1ssf gaalty..' 8A9s Ordinary .........79s
Some extra good beerea NAV he onoted Of ove,
Sc. 3~ 9'o1 -~ WA
The general average Of the market at &C.
Total number Of beeyes 4sceived Il ~ c5tv this
week, 9.47T. ~ 11 WV s4|' s'11S
This Is 173 head less than last week. and sos
age number Of each Weanesdav naTtct iast rea,
was aGS8 head while the nnn,her tn.faT HIM sn,
aec5 head less than the average and lis head mus
AN A11eTton - ~ ,,,,,,..o u. .,..
.netom n 61nza g 20: pTopl1es9fs Or the Wash
Ne41 Tar - ''l'4 As' l,"u .ne .onom1u o'a'e
ppsEnnsslSanfa pE1o .-- g Michigan g
1no1ana-.-.~.- ...-.161 Illinois 1855
TIE c1ozE or rHE4ApEyr
;. Hedaetday. .4prH2 2-The expected addition to
small number LEFT over yesterday were iisposed Of
pretty easily at full rates excepta lew ycry hsaTT
Connecticut o1en which are not saIeahle today at
the price they would have commanded early On
Tie 6nye1g haSe generally contenaed that +he
price this week Is as high as last hut satis
aeehs hea tie Psse asRa VS. he
e5a tSat bee III noes cost s
considerably less, If there had not been erand
combination to raise the price. which was not
successful We hope western oWners Of cattle
viii not be made to suffer loss from these forced
1t steady, iair W supply, i; ne believe they may
calculate On steady market !ate q s@ac per D,
be content at fhis season. '~'
1t il more than probable that the % Hudson RaTsr
from Albany to New FoFE bT water M Thgs Vii Iii
Lessen the cost upon State stock, which is charged
~ @ car, while western stock is only increased
st Albany. '''~ ~1'e u1e''' . s'' l'Au' ue11'eeea
The cost ct transporting bullocka, that viii BY
raizoed charges, including feed and attendance, IS
about SIG q head.
if & safe to count the set Of al
the gross weight when shipped.
We understand lay has been passed In New
Jersey, to oblige the Erie road to unload stock at
to be Sope
sore spot that has chafed shippers upon that road
sircs to hold the stocE tra1sportation Il Is farI
entitled to- -''
SSSssfiRffs SSofaR2foah this sfs5 1 ,1Sat 81 ort xc weight
cofn-fed hoes. and $3EXa e5 . cwt fof dIstil- III
le5s are hS a Ho Of Grant,
The late arrivals are not above the demand for
good hogs, which sell quickly: but tie scallawssa Ia
a-o ]r;;3aj,, i; ;efo-n,,F So. a. -. ''A-A
, 1862-04-05

The Post is out for Gerrymander Fuller for
Mayor, and offers the following IS one of the
1easons for supporting him:
1t is true that lie apportioned Cook county
in manner that was startling to most 1e.,p'e
who think beauty is only to be found in straight
lines and cllcstablshcd landmarks, but it is
no impeachment Of Mr. Fuller's intelligence,
Which It may explain away the charge Of ut
Mr. Fuller, nor aHy other human Jeing, can cY-
p'ser out tie political complexion, population Or
s27ezst n square miles Of any one of tue many
legislative districts proposed by him. We
therefore suggest Mr. Fuller IS d candidate for
MaYnr