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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-04
Athena Foundry and Machine Works.

Athena FOUNDRY and Machine Works.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
j fully announce to the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they are still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS Of ovory des-
crption in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything u
the kind.
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes Of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes OF
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Once and shop
Stoyes, Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware Waffle
Irons; Plcughs, Backs and jams. In fact hav-.
ing very large supply of,patterns on hand got up
during tho past seven years, we can supply any
order for any kind of Machinery that can be wan.
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and.
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills large and
small kettles. sei
Also the Kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
whiqh will saw from two 70 Ave thousand feet per
day. All kinds Of MACHINERY fitted UP in the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
We arc also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper
ZIMMERMAN a KILqORE.
| T. s. There is connected with the Works an ex-
cellent Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order. Xxx.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-04
ohanoery Court at Decatur, Tennessee

Andrew Campbell, Admir-, &c,
RS
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors of W. b. Rus
sell, decd.
Lisolrent Bill
TINE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
cause will be taken at the Masters office, in
Decatur, Meigs county, Tennessee, on Thursday,
the Gath day Of April, 1852, when and where the
parties may attend with their proof.
F. MoCoRKLE, @. a. W.,
Per JOSEPH McCoRKLE, D,c.kN.
April 4, lso2--st--prs fee $500
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-04
BOLIVIAN FEMALE AcApEMY.

odLEND1R ron 1s0o-61.
w, Winter Session commences Monday, Sept ID
Winter Session closes Friday, Jan. rs
summer Session commences Monday, Feb 4
Annual commenccment' Friday, Juns 81
Annual Examination. the "Wednesday and Thurs
day preceding. S. NJ. GAINES, Principal
Ang. "a. IseO-if--o22 y -.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-04
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS

rINHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsPEcl
i fully inform the public tbst be has become
the sole Agent for the lower part Of East Iepnes-
see, Of VIM. Knabe d Co.'S celebrated and unsur-
passed GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, and that be
ia prepared 70 supply them at short notice, at
manufacturers prices.
In respect TO power and sweetness Of tone, easy
and agreeable touch, beauty Of finish, durability
and their peculiar adaptedness 70 the Southern
climate, they have been pronounced unrivalled BY
such judges as Thalberg, snakosch, satter, Venh-
temps, &c.
All Instruments Of this firm are guaranteed for
1--WE years. For Circulars and further informa-
ton apply to GUST. n, KNABE,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Sept 2s, lss0--6m-s27
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-04
Shoe Pegs.

A LARGE LOT OF SHOE PEGS, OF AS
n sorted sifes, just received and for sale by
Nov ID, 1891 S. X. REEDER.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-04
BUTTER WANTED.

WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST MARKET
u price, either Cash or Goods, for all the good
Ss Ssn T. ia ssss !. e robson
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-04

Hardware and Farmers implements.
II psp tHRcEfVED, Til BEST AssoET
~ ment that hna evor bton offered In this place,
Of aln'eet every ihihg tbpt Farmer Or Mechanic
wants Cali and examine
April GRoR. W ROSS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
HH Mt sANlt-f ~ ny" lNftl4V-
IN a grand and AMI aSiul t.4ae-
In aG s-g 1n ACES telling.
t. be faithful, l. sublime"

ses- Some cotemporsry, who seems to
know ell about the component parts Of an
editor, says he must possess the consti'ution
Of q horse, obs,inacy Of a mule, inlep2n-
dence of a wOod-sawyer, pertiuacity of a
dun, endurance Of beggar, entire resis-
nation to the most confouuded Of all earth
is tread mills; and another adds that be
must be moving target for everybody,
and not grumble at anything.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

Anotler Hhiskcy Irsurrcciion.-Some
ignorant IIughesites in SaltIick and Bull
skin townships, Fayotto Co., Pa, resist
the military draft, as their foolish dadiies
did the tax on whiskey in Washington 5
day. "Cocrciob" had to be used, then
perhaps will have to be, again. Wha, a
wretched set are the demagOgues who thus
dupe well-enough disposed people, BY mis-
representations, to defy the law
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
A SURE REMEDY roR a

This Powder possesses the
CARB0NlC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from all Acids or Alkalis tba'
can in the least iuJure the Teeth.
It's action being entirely mechanical
polishing without wearing the enamel.
Dr.. Wm. b. IIurd'S Toolh Powder
is recommended by ali Emiuen, Dentist,
Prepared at Dr. Ilard's Dental Ullce.
No.. Fourth s. Brooklyn, L d.
Price, % cts per box.
\ liberal discount made to Dealers
Id7rcss P.in0,ypI Of'~e, Tribune EuH8-
Ngs, No Spruce s. Nor Ink
Sold also by Ca<well, Mack & Co., FifI
Avenue Hotel; J. & I. Coddington, 7l5
Broadway; d 5. Barnes, 204 Broadway;
aud by all Druggists.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
The editor of the Saratoga Republican

tells the following at his own expense:
"Ies,erday, wishing, like others, TO
eviuce our patriotism, we informed the six
compositors in our Office, that, if they
would enlist, We would pay them half
wages while they were gone to the war
Tney rePliei-"that Is more than We have
,ver hsi before" aud the whole cros 4
ealis.e3 Vha.'s what's the matter
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

PALMER, ROSS y 90,

r- OArn L. PALMER AND COL
i Lewisburg Pidning MIL
sss,,.ils - osss ,eep cons'aruY on nan. anu
manufacture 20 order FLOORING, Hs'tIE,
EOOT.. sash. sS;.i9"Es, asiiAatN'
NsouitI.u=s oI all patterns
and ali Neutrality-suspicious. Of Wood Work used
in Building.
orders respectfully solicited and promptly
filled. tllwark warranleato give satisfaction
Trtn extensive lot Of s.uGaber OF al.
DESCRIPTION, ct hand fer safe.
Fa-f,ry. Noria Sscru! street, Lecash"rs !
April -, 1883.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

Holidavs-Banks close on
New Years Dsy-ith Iuly-Thank-sirins-chri
Regular Union county Courts open
rI.rI MIN l-r in -N.r-s.It t.nlI ne.,IhE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
Last and Best News !!

WE haze .g,t received from Philadelphia
W aol New loIk, yery large and well
selected stock of
Dg@.},,..3E3 GOODS,
which We offer aj very reduced prices. We
have pa.t Particular attention in The selection
O.. th., stock ui g ia very large a>>ori-
meur OF DRY GOODS Of every dr>ofp-
tI.n. Purchaser, v.I! iipd % their advantage
90 give US a ca,.--a> N prices we teiy any ol
cur ncighbagiug towns for competition. We
have also repleni,hed our stock OF e.TOcc-
rics, s.ard.N are. .QueenSVsi.re, DC.
SALT, FISH, COAL,
PLASTER, &c.
Ehie Nrrsh Lime, Ca'ci"ea Plaster,
and Ug,iraulic Cement,
always kept on hand.
COINYrI FROpTCE taken in Ex-
change Iur Goods 5> usual.
NIB. Cash pa,I for al kinds of Grain.
mo WALLS * co
Lewisburg April -, 1869
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

- Hr aiAliL- Book s3inder-has
returned To rs shop N Lewisburg, again to
attend TO all kIn'> Of work .n his line. Bring
along your Bo.ks Magazines, Newspapers,
&c, fer the Uvvk-LlAlcr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

a D!WWtT l-IIF- ~ : ~ ~ Tl~a-
TiiS, Suppression. Paralysis, Inhamma.
tion. a.t r',l JeHfr'>~. ans Partial biind
Il.--
NJ n tIv I's fr market cr'zin Nerrury vhieh sr
tho raIu4'. l.uty il -k .ill h7nss y sahseto
IN rrr-lf o. iH tla Gfe Ita C-u-. iugt'ss that TIT
ot-ut f-v IT, use 1ese contain 10 HasS
cS.ry q lsIucIa. sui stance wlis;c'vE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
ror Co,livcue.. o. Con.tiration. and as

For Drnrsy, Plethora, OF kindred Com.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
cut Piston Grain Brill. whi

acEUOWTeIEei U Ua tnt Hh0I NbhU ,
ER u Use, ami Inc only one which
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04

c,,,7g. c,rrs. !f...-1 '...p, H. 3ss's', Irnet'i'
J.a.r... .t p.al..,af t-s E.a'.l'. rI1g"H tr't T.
J-a.rt. .-.. 9. 20. rr3 f.s t.s .-.. and o. M ~
y.s, .a-. l.t,a.. 90 re- 'si'-'a 'ii5-' y ... ''.
, 1862-03-11
MARKETS RE ETELEGRARH.

NSEW YORK, MATCH 10.--Co7ToN--Narket
armer and excited with ea}es Of $50 balee at $50
7 FIouH|MaIket a dnn and heavy, and closed Sc
lower With only verJ limited demand for export
and home consumption. Sales 7,60D brls at 1856
@5:45 Tor super state; s. so@5 % for extra state
mon TO medium extra western; $a0o5!s6 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio: 3&069
675 fo1 Trade brands Canadian foar tribe lower.
extra Rye hour quiet and steady Small eales
at 90 4@43: Corn meal more active. Sales
1900 hlls It tas9 for Jerssy; $aa6 for Brandy
GRAN-:N6eat dnl md dropping; sales 100 bu
spring 4 81 n: 400 bu ambet Jersey =: y ~.
and loco bu white Mich It $i5e: Rye duh 1t $40
snd Il ad7snstnR 1st nRa pEiess tes 81 SsoE
MIA at %, End 9ce1 bu state at 81; prime Canadian
WnmKS1Wifhout decided change sales $50 br1s
at fsH@s6c-e3oeiug ut inside praces, A. which dg'
FRoT1aoEs~ n natket,opened dull and . shade
3Is S0f1l2 70 for western and city Prime mess
$9-SsH 41n s5s for prime The Government con
t1as es fss ifnn snns .s hoens IT,;
ny me.s; *1aaita for lepssEed mess; Sls
foF sass. mess fiTe @sss beef quiet
IL leas active demand: sales, O. pkgs at 4H95c fol
eountr5. and cit, shoulders; 5h@ae for do hams
Bacon elaes .tesay nd aEa; sales 70 bxs At e2:e
losg ribhed. and ss8c for coansEy ahoEt do. Dsess
ed hogs dnl1 and heavy Al for country 1ud 65<t
for city. Lard In mir demand at prices In faror O.
parchsae7; Ea1ea rs brls At 7f45Hc. the latte,
an extreme price Butter dull Is ln1f3e for Ohio
md lG@ SIC forstate. Cheese quiet 1t 58Tc.
new YoRK BAkK STAEExERT.-Speciee3 e3o4. .666.
4-inc.ease &4,0s685-eirrulat1on &586y2 o5-in
eeaee &a06a0-depostts $l.os7, ,l5se ss5-dec1east
44sb bH Il.
S1ocKs- Better, but rather quiet. G E & l 66H
II & P du c 2l5< c 464: G q P ls; c&
Panama ll9k II kt.d 41K Cumberland s. N
CT 83X Eie s6E. do p1'd 6s1: Hudson 81; Read
Ing u II C. te3f American gold 1012s; Mo6s s.
Tenn & * Treaan1y $40 g34; q 8 6s 81 tcgt'.
Ne;{ DO coupons 9eH.
, 1862-03-11

The Committee who had it in charge to re-
ply to the application from the 57th Regiment
Illinois Volunteers for additions. surgeons and
supplies Of medicine and comforts for their
sick at Fort Henry, inAamuch rs the ctrcum-
stance ws noticed by the press on Saturday.
beg leave to say that their appeal for such aid
md efficiency has been most llberal@y answer
ed. Six surgeons aud physicians hare volun-
teercd theiF services, Of whom three have
been: despatched to the field OF their duty.
Such medicines - seemed to be necessary for
tempoEasy purposes were furnished hJ the
Committee; :. aud the ladies' Of the
Tirat Presbyterian Church. the Camp Doug
las Hospital Association. the Sanitary Com
mittee Of this city, and the various indIyidu-
ais contributed freely Ill such articles as wera
needed for their:ooAfort While the COMMITTEES
for this prompt resposse to their appeal, .tnsy
must also be allowed TO 4say thAt they feel
themselves honored Ia being The s1aaoseza Of
oEcnexoua md patriotic > bounty. The n.
, 1862-03-11
No. 1888 KrSMK STREET,
CHlcAan, March IL, l66aa,
Tn the E6ifnta nf fha Ch{caf,0 17rfhnne.

10 the EQ1t0IE VI tHe lineage 1ft01le:
think It q duty I owe TO the public, as well
as to DR.. Hunter and his practice in treating
the lungs By direct means, to state some facts
regarding the treatment Of n7y case some six
years since from the New York office Of the
Drs. Hunter.
NJ health commenced seriously to fail in
1852. Thinking charge Of climate would
stead Of improving, however, I continued
falling, until the Wofrt form Of diseased lungs
developed itself in uumistaEable symptoms.
had at various times hemorrhagges from the
lungF, copious purn1ent e1pectofatlons, night
s~eate, hectic fevers, constant cough, and
prostratipg dlarrhea- So reduced had be-
come that at times had to be bolstered up
least would be suffocated BY the prof1se ex-
pectoration, which was very offensive in its
character.
By physician, from the earlier stages Of the
disease, but without avail, and they now con-
sidered me beyond the reach Of medicine. AL
agreed that I had hut q few weeks to lire,
while felt certain myself that such was my
doom.
DR.. Hunter, fof New York, whose views on
the treatment OF the lungs by inhaIat1on, I
had read when resided near that city. I rc-
eeiEed his reply, aakipg Some questions which
answered Immediately, and soon after re-
ceiyed medicines and inhaling instrument,
with full directions. This was early IN 1856
commenced at once, and fiea the first, began
to feel that the medicines sent nae were acting
On the lungs, IN manner had neYer before
experienced. began to Improve to the
wonder Of both friends and phJsicians-
! ard this improvement vent steadily On
until the symptoms have descrthed grad.
ually DISAPPEARED Ny strength began
| to return, md the lungs once more per
| formed their functions healthily. so that ia
three months was able to go to ny ofaes
| again; and still vent On Improving until
| my health was completely restored. While
under Dr.. Hunters treatment I gained in
weight about twenty pounds, and have gained
further since; IN fact L hare continued in
good health ever eince-such health IS hAd
not known for years before.
1 hare no hesitation in saying that had Il
not been for Dr. Hunters treatment OF MI
case BY inhalation, ! must certainly haze died
within few weeks from the time first con
suited him. Many Of my fellow citizens o
Chicago know my case well, and stata theAs
facts ii detzfl because think some poor In
valid, suffering as I did. may, BY the sam.
means, be restored to such health Is nos
| enjoy. for7s respectfully,
]. F. Cook.
, 1862-03-11
--latest Foreign Markets.

PER C1Tr or WAsH1SGTos.1 L1rEEroo1 Feb. 81
CoT1oS--Salea Of the last three days, SaGladinss
Wednesday. foot up IS GOO ba1cs ahoat le010 were
to speculatorB and exporters. Market quiet but
finn at last weeks quotations At manchester
firm tone prevails and prieea etiu tend upward.
but business IL quiet.
In breadstnfs Richardson, Spence i Co, Big
1and & Co., and Wakefield. Nash j. Co., report
-four dull and Cd lower: extra state offered at s7s
sd per barrel. Wheat quiet 1nd unchanged Corn
agafu lower; mixed 29s I'd per quarter. Beef
stesdY. Polk dull sud almost nominal at e09s5s.
Bacon alow, ranging from 55939s. Lard rather
more in demand at 4l0t Ro.tn dull; common,
12s ed@1as. Spirits tuspeutine actiye at 62Gi0e.
No charge In SUGAR, coffee or rice.
InNzeN MARKETs.-Btca quiet, but no
material change. Eugsf firm. Coffee wanted at
extreme rates. Tea quiet but firm Rice quiet
LONDON MONEY XHAHkET.-Sp0s0la y stood at 93jH3
@935s for money and account.
, 1862-03-11
COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, March 10.

TOfaf 1TDQ 1{H3 113Y N4Kf 1fffi3 Qf161
The Cffy Of Fas54uafo1. with Liyernoo1 advice.
to the 9th VT. was te1erraphea th;s morninu.
Flour was Reported du11 and sd lower. wheatwas
quiet and unchsnred Corn was dull and lower.
PORK vas dull and nominal. Iar1 was in better
demand. -Baco-. slow sale.
There yas = pood attendance m -cnanoe Init
business of MI Giods vas ontat
The Provision market VAS 7n1] and tbc tcnden-
~ in Al, kinda of ,,roduct n s1;oht,v dovnwa15a
Mesa PorR wAs In Int limited renueat. and the
market declined gzakcc nerhr1-,r;th sstes NJ ctv.
hacked at s11 oaa11 70 ,nd x1o m de1iverad at
Ea,1ao IN the 11,,noia r5-er Br1t .1.a+a 90
, 1862-03-11

Brighton Cattle Nfarket-March 6.
At market 750 beeycs, 30 etores, 1,100 sheep and
1anba, and $50 swine.
PrfcesMarket BeefKxtEa 81; fist quality
1850 second do $500; third do 84.75M5N-
Swine-stotes, wholesale, 4H@5Hc . b; retail
AE@6k1c . D.
Beesea are cold by the head at prices equal to
beef IN the quarter, the sane price at ehriEkase
from live weight agreed on by the parties, varying
from 28 to "a per cent.
Remarks: There is slight advance in beef
from last week's prices. eaY about &c per cwt.
We noticed one extra pa1r Of cattle sold by Nr.
Munroe to Mr. I. Taylor at s. SO per 100 ns, u
per cent. shrink judged to weigh 500 tbs. Sheep
and lambs sell the same az last week. Swine are
shade higher Market active throughout, snd
gales are quick at the above quotations.
, 1862-03-11
Matters at. .GanaR DsaglAs.

Matters at:GaMR DeuElas.
The recent order: tozbidaing Tie admission
Of, visitors to the camp has been already pro.
tiuctdve Of much good. Independent Of the:
presence Of secesh sympathlsers, the attention
oftthe surgeons Was necessarily diverted from
their labor, and they were greatly inconVe-
.nitueed by citizens demanding permiasion to
whit the several hospital wards, neeessitatdng
the employment Of numerous attendants, aud
greatly retaraipg BY their presence and inani-
ries the recovery Of the patients: Thu y
now happily obTated.
The rebel surgeons detai1ed to look after the
ssick of their regiments are dere1lct b the per
formance Of this Office, and the prisoners. are
sadly neglected by them. Not to put too fine
point upon It, they are indolent, and appa-
rently care no more for the comfort and resto--
ration to health Of their unfortunate eompan-
iops than for the horses in the camp: They
are rarely seen In the hospital, and then only
alter repeated calls are made upon them by
the surgeon in Charge It is not for US to pre-
scribe for the doctors but the opinion is gain
ing ground that few days IN the guard house
and regimen Of bread and water would rem
der them more susceptible to the calls Of hu-
manity. The sickness among the prisoners is
increaslpg-the disease being principally
| Pneumonia, assuming typhoid character,
and in many instances proving fata1.
The heslth Of our OWL troops is generally
| good, the few cases in the hospital usually
yielding to proper medical treatment Within
! the past three weeks but two or three Of our
own men have died.
The following Is the hospital record Of
deaths-al1 from pneumonia-since our last
report:
| March 7th-
| VIM. Nicholson, Co. B, 10th Tennessee.
| VIM McPhAi1, Co. D, 7th Tens.
t j. Heathcock, Co. q, Sd Mississippi.
I E, Il. Green, Co. B, 50th Tennessee.
| March sth-
! Drury Bowel. Co. E, Sd Tennessee
Jnmes Cooley. Co. &, Sd Mississippi
MN. Alaup, Co. q, 5nth Tennessee.
John Jones, Co. 6, 10th Tennessee.
March 9th me-.
Stephen Ackney, Co. A, doth Tennessee.
Anthony Egan, Co. D, 10th Tennessee.
william Summers, Co. F, 5oth Tennessee.
John Warner, Co: I, Soth Tennessee.
| j. S. Hodge, Co. C, 18th Tennessee.
| J n Chsud1er Co c. 42d Tennessee.
/. ". Roes, Co. ., Sd Tennessee.
| March 18th
Wm. WAteon, Co. !, 4sth Tennessee.
| 4. j. praten, Co. L. eth Alabama.
Thomas Stephen, Co. T, 18th Tennessee.
Reported to-day. y.-4:-.-......-....--.-.-.18
Previously reported. .s9
, 1862-03-11
The Linen Trade OF Ireland.

The English papers state thct the linen trade in
Ireland continues in state Of stagnation- The
total value Of exports for the eleven. months end
ing the Goth Of November was SIS, 6,67ss 1885, During
the game period OF the preceding year it was $19,
f56,315, showing decrease Of $3,07T7,4s6- The
great falling on ts in the trade with the United
States, the deficit amounting to $5,17a,905. So
long as the civil 1as.e, there can be improve
ment,
, 1862-03-11

itrcm the Balt1more American Ith !
Bulk Meat-There were sales carly IN the week
thia month in Philadelphia, at 45Sc. but subse--
quently lot Of 40 hhds do, on the spot, was sold
ut Axe, and we heard yesterday OF sale OF 25.0l0
ms do, loose, at 4se- Sales also Of 20 hhds sides
at 51c, and Of lot do, loose, at SIC. Shoulders
may be quoted as closing at 4Ac, sides at
BeeFFor beef prices are unchanged. and We still
quote it at $12 20 for Baltimore no /, $l516 for
meaa. and ST per bIl for extra mess. Bacon
There il a fair retail demand for bacon, but we
IS to 100 bids shoulders and sides have been made
this week. ali in email lots ut 5&G5l cts for the
former and 61E cents for the latter and they
clcse steady at 1hcec figures Hams range
Pofk-We have heard Of no transactions this week
in ba1reled pork but III the absence Of sales we
quote it Is fellows. VIZ: mesa at 913 for thIn and
e13-A914 for heavy; prime mess a! 5000 50.
continues to be inquired ior but the only Gales VIC
have heard of are Of 50 brls choice city render
ed at S3Gc, and one Of $50 kegs country lard also at
SEc; We quote western IN br1s and tcs at e3s3SAc,
III kegs ut 9@eAc, and refined at 9540i0c.
From the Eoston Post, 1th1
Provisions is firm with fair demand.
sales of prime at f1o@105o; mess Sla@l4.5
clear f15M16 cash. Beef is firm and ID good de-
mand. Sales Of eastern and western mess and cx
TN sness at sl2 5o@14 z hrl eash. Lard is steady
Hans 1ass are efs ssng % Il 9e e. s. az s1s ''So
from the Louisville journal 8tn.1 -
PEov1s1oss.--We quote mess pork at $11,55@E
T. br1; No. lnTd exc. prime city lara &C. AMI
country 65lc: bulk sidee ribbed Axe. clear ribbet
4zc, clea1 a1aes SIC, shoulders 3Dskc, and hmm
from the Albany Statesman. it'll
Eoas.-The demand for fresh killed state hogs il
coed. and quotations arc ffEn: state stale at
heasy. The receipts are fair. The eaies since ou
, 1862-03-11

There win be special religious services held in
CLARK and Washington streets, during this week.
Presiding each evening by the PASTOR, Rev. @, II.
Tiffany, D. D., at 6K o'clock ALI are Invited to
attend.
, 1862-03-11

~" For cleaning and dying gentleman IS clothes
60 to Cook & McLean, 90 Dearboza-atreet. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. feb2l1y
, 1862-03-11

FoCsD DRowsED.-An inquest was held
yesterday By Coroner James upon the remains
Of an unknown man, found in the river near
Rush street bridge, in the vicinity Of Craw
ford's woodward. The body was that Of
mnn five feet eight inches in stature and had
sandy goatee on the chin; no side whiskezs,
The clothes consisted Of dark sat1nett coat,
black satin vest, dark colored pants, and
pair Of oreral1s, white cotton shirt, with
linen bosom, and flannel undcrshirt, &c. In
the pantaloons pockets were two cents and
the following order:
ts. D. WARD, Esq. PLEASE pay Jacob
Berger the sum Of Eighteen Dollars, and
charge the same to my account.
tsSIM0S STIFFESs."
1t is to be hoped that the above document
may lead to the identification Of the body,
which had the appearance Of having lain some
time in the water.
, 1862-03-11

Baltimore Cattle nEarket-m4rcla G.
There were only $50 head Of beef cattle Offering
at the ecales to-day, and sold at $3E$5- Very
few, however, were sold at either extreme.
Hogs arc Ecarce and sell at SGG6. Is per 100 rs.
, 1862-03-11
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Minister 1t Large.

DEsEKTEp.- Crotz member Of COM
papy I, Thirty ninth regiment Of Illinois vol
unteers, better known as the Yates Phalanz,
was detached from his company for special
service in this state, and while passing through
Chicago Was induced to enlist in the Irish
Brigade at Camp Douglas. His deseftioa
coming to the cars Of his commanding officer
he yesterday carsed his arrest ana Judgement
in the lookup. The matter will be inyestigat-
ed ut The AnorJ this moraing.-
f#- The ladies of st. Panl's church. arc re-
sxested to meet In the Pastors study, this
tTuesdAY( afternoon. 1t one O'Clock. to make
Farnaents for the sick s* Csnp Douglas Il.
By order Of the preaident Of TIE
- Am SOCIETY.