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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-17
jeff. Davis Skedaddles 10 Alabama,
col. CoRCDRAN 70 BE RELEASED

COL. core DRAM 10 BE RELEASED.
WASHINGTON, May II.
Union prisoners from Richmond report Il
large number Of families going south. They
say that JET. Davis had gone to Tuscaloosa,
Ala. The union sentiment at Richmond was
strong and Increasing.
The secretary of war has ordered the re.
lease Of the rebel Col W. +. Baldwin. Of yir
to be exchanged for Col. Corcoran.
Fruit CRor IN SourHERN ILLINOIS. The
JoneSboro GozeHe speaks as follows about the
finest fruit region in the state:
We have promise of most abundant fruit
crop IN this locality the coming season. There
IS no longer danger of frost, and nothing but
a plotracted drought can ujure the CROP
Peach trees are loaded down with their bur
denS, and fully two thirds Of the young fruit
on the trees should be taken off. Apple, cher
ry, plum and pear trees are covered with
young fruit, and never gave evidence of a
heavier crop.
The prospect for good wheat crop in thi,
part OF the country, is very good. We think
we never saw wheat fields look better at thi.
season There is also II good prospect for an
abundant crop Of all kinds of fruit The sea.
son seems backward for corn. and there is but
I''tIe planted yet e~tO" (W) Press.
Gen. Hunter has issued proclamation de.
cIarlng martial law in the states of Georgia
Florida and South Carolina, and declaring all
the slaves OF those states free forever. This
rather beats Fremont.
a large number Of slaves having runaway
from Maryland to the District OF Columbia,
the fugitive slave law is being enforced with
out any opposition, to return them to their
masters.
lie Is a contemplate fellow who sneaks |
through life on tiptoc, with his ears to the
key-hole of evcryboly's Blu sness.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-17
NOTICE..

I'VE Undersigned would give notice that he
L IS prepared to procure speedy settlement Of
Invalid Pension Claims, Bounty Money. Arrears
OF Pay, &c, due soldiers or then heirs having in
h,s possession all necessary Instructions, forms,
biahKS' &c +. b. SWEENEY,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-17

~" The 44rg,@ is the only paper in this coun'
ty that takes teegraphic reports, consequently 1t
can furnish the people of this and adjoining coun'
ties with news in advance Of any other paper,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-17
ASSIGNEL'S NOTICE,

NWlLER & REID have this day made an
- Assignment of the property belonging to the
hrm to I. l.. Bascom, for the benefit of their
creditors.
All persons indebted to the firm are requested
to caII immediately and pay the Indebtedness.
Those having unsettled accounts are REQUESTED
to call and make arrangements tor their settle.
meut. C. t. BkSCoN ,s.,,ron
Rock Island, May 3. 1862.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-17
COL. JULIUS WHITES WOUND.

We have received letter from Il member
of the 37th Illinois volunteers, in relation to
matters connected with the regiment We
can only spare room for one extract, viz
"No one disputes that Col White acquit.
ted himself like a brave and gallant soldier
at the battle Of Pea Ridge nevertheless he
was not wounded there, nor did be have u leg
broken there. The fact is that some ten or
twelve days after the battle Col. White, and
Col. Wyman, Of the 18th Illinois, went to
Cassville, where they got on spree, as some
call 1t, and on returning to camp his horse
threw him or he fell off and hurt his leg
Col. Wyman "let the cat out Of the bag"
For this "wOunI" the Chicago papers claim
that Col. White should be made u brigadicr
Col w. came home on crutches, and the c hi.
cage Journal, commenced putting his wound
and he has now been nominated to the sen.
ate as brigadier. Our boys in the 9th
nope he will be confirmed, for the reason tina,
hey want 1t. COL Barnes for colonel.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-17

anu He HhS ~" DrcH hOIhIHalci 10 tlt sen
ate as brigadier, Our boys in the 9th
hope he will be confirmed, for the reason tina,
they want 1t. Col. Barnes for colonel.
| -~-7--a-r-"
The Illinois convention, with only two dis
sentinS voices, agreed to allow the soldier, to
vote on the new constitution. The demo ,ra,
&c commissioners, appointed for the purpose,
have fixed things 50 that the soldiers have
about AS much real voice in the adoption Of
the new constitution as the Inhabitants Of
kamschatka. Oar. Gazeke.
The Gazette knows about us much as the
Hottentots Of what it is speaking. The com.
missioners are Hon. Sam Buckmaster, Of Al.
ton, democratic member Of the convention:
Hon. W. S. Gale, Of Knox county, republ.
can member Of the convention. ard Gen. Isaac
L. Curran, distinguished citizen Ca demo
craft Of Springfield. 1t is nonsense to talk
Of fixing things" 50 the soldiers cannot ex.
press their real sentiments. 1t il insulting
to the Independence and the intelligence Of
the s0lders-Nn insult they would be very
likely to punish any man for who came with
in their reach. 1t is insulting to the commits.
sioncrs. 1t is un especial insult to the hon.
esty and intelligence of Mr. Gale, the rcpub
llcan member Of the board. Do the Opponents,
OF the new constitution charge him with con.
niving to cheat the soldiers out Of a chance
to express their real opinions? Their talk |
amounts to this, if it amDunts to anything.
The simple truth is this The soldiers are
nearly all for the new constitution, and all .
the efforts used by few otiicc-holdcr. and
bought'up corporation agents, to get them to
vote against it, don't amount to ANYTHING
The soldiers are not less capable Of voting
than when they enlisted, are they? They
have had an opportunity, all through the ses.
sion Of the convention, to read the debates on
the now constitution, published by authority |
of the convention, in English and German. IN .
four papcrs-two democratic and two repub .
lican. They have had an opportunity to read
the constitution, aud the changes made from
the old constitution are explained to them Lv
two members of the convention, one of escb
party. This certainly ought to enable them to
'hoose between the old and the new. They
10 choose, and they are nearly all going for
he new constitution. OF course. such party
hacks as the Tribune don't like it,-and the
Ga1efte is just silly enough to repeat the
7rtt"ne's gable. But, as Tootg saws, "it's
no consequence'--the people at home, as well
AS the soldiers in the iiel /, are nearly all 20.
Ing for the new constitution
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-17

lie is contemplate fellow who sneaks
through life on tiptoe, with his ears to the
key-hoIe of everyboly's business
, 1862-02-08
35la,lks.

/ l S T Q f 8 L A n Z S
FOE SALE WHpL EsALE AND RETAIL,
, 1862-02-08

Total.-- --.--- 6561 1859 T47 21551 75095 15s36
There was good demand on Change to-day, and
business was moderately actire The news of
the taking Of Fort Henry by the Federal
gunboats tended to impart d drnler feeling at the
opening in both brcadstutfa and provisions but
unuer rather depressing news from New York the
general market closed quiet.
The receipts Of hogs, Live and Dressed, amount
ed to 11,12o. Under this exhibit the market for
Live Hogs declined fully SC per 100 1bs, at which
there was Unusual activity-the packers bnvinc
very feely. Upwards Of 60G0 head changed hands.
At range OF s2.a@2.50 gross for light to heavy
Tue oulk Of the sales being at $232xM2,35 for
light, to make bacon, and &2.4o@25 so for heavy.
One lot OF light stock Hogs was sold at $217x.
The market for Dressed Hogs opened firm, under
the favorable weather. but under heavy offerings it
became easier, and closed dull l-sales ranging from
s26o@a90-the most Of tho transactions being
made at $2GeG2So, dividing on 200 lbs.
The general provision market was dull and neg
leeted. There was little or no inquiry for Mess
fofk, and the market Is nominal In Countrv.cut
DUH meats there was considerable movement,
win sales OF Ge,ceo lbs Clear Sides at 39t50A
a56Ac loose. City md Bulk Hams were so1d At
3Hc loose Green Meats are In fair request, with
sale Of Sides at 3Kc. and Hams at &c. PrimeMcss
Pork was sold at $3.50, at which there is roder-
ate demand. Lard is in heavy supply and the market
dull, with sales Of s5opackases prime city kettle
at SIC
Nth the exception Of Bulk Meats there Is no
demand for any kind OF country product, and COM
mission merchants with miscellaneous and small
lots Of Lard and Mess Pork find It almost useless
to offer their colsignments for sale,
The market for Beef Cattle was unusual1v actfve
and the market was steady for higher grades but
easier for common to medium. Upwards Of !, 40
head Changed hands, at range Of g. 12K0a.2 .25 for
inferior to choice-the great bulk of the Gales be-
in at 81 50@2.7o for medium to good Upwards
OF SEQ head were sold TO contractors for the supply
Of the army on the Potomac.
The demand for Flour YVES light and the market
was fat, with light sales ts55@3.9o for common to
good epring extras Wheat rallied slightly, and
We note an advance Of 1c per bushel; but after the
receipt Of the New York news the upward tenGcn-
6 was clecled-with eales of 6OoO bushels ut
6sG6sc for No. Spring, and 71H@72kc for No. 3
Spring. Corn was rather dull, with light transac-
tions at s215@s2Hc for Mixed in store. Oats were
dal' and neglected Rye euiet Barley firm.
There was better demand for Coopcrace today
and the market for Pork Barrels advanced SC.
salcs being made at $16o01.s0
, 1862-02-08

NEW 4ORk, Feb. T.-CoTToS-Narket COL
up1andE.
F1orn-11arkct dull and common grades abont
6eloWer. Sales :, $50 brig at $5D@5.75 for super
super western; $5.95@G.c5 for common to medium
extra western; S605Gl6.10 for shipping brands ex-
!ia foucd hoop Ohio; $6 4a16-15 for trade brands
market closing quiet Canadian flour, only q
moderate bneines doing at about previous quota
$5;95I6!s5 for common to choice extra Rye four
rules steady Salea, 451 1brls at $3a5. Com meal
IL moderate request Sales IS puncheons at $780,
MH1skF-Fnmer. Sales 100 brls at aal@24xc-
GnA1S-Rh heat-Du.l and dropping supply offer
1hg, however, Is limited, and there is no very
MI club at 81 g.; 1900 bn choice amber Iowa at
Fl ap, de1ircred & 900 bu mixed Canadian at $t42k
Rye scarce and finn; sales $500 bu at S3n35c
6afiey quiet at se990c, Sales. 200 bu barley malt
g 81. We notice sales QUO brls white beans at
<.9Zzi-and $2.2042,S5 for marrowfats. Corn
ttiale lower with moderate inquiry for export and
Etme consumption. Sales 5000 bn at 65R65Hc
lot mixed western in store. &C delivered. Oats
state.
chiefly for future delivery Sales 400 brs at S1s %
@S15!W for mess; $s-5069.5o for prime; $ta75G1
IL 30 for western and city prime meas includedin
gales are 100 brls mess deliverable in ali June,
buyers option: e1825; ZOO b.ls prime deliverable
and arna. Sales 500 bis Al S4alS0 for country aS
prime; fs@5-50 for country mess; $1O00113.O0
for rcpacked mess; &1s. s.75G114 for extra messs
!rine mess beef beef quiet and firm at 42o@N.
Beef hNms quiet and In better demand. Sales tS0
dull and unchanged Bacon sides in fair demand.
sales SO boxes at 5A@6A for western and city.
eEd Cumberland cut middlrs-part on the smut and
10 alT1Ve; G5SG6A Tor long ribbed 6A@6x for long
, 1862-02-08

RfE-heeeived. :, ,1se bu. Market quiet aaduom.
inai. sa!ea, 1a6 bgs at &c on track,
BARIEY-Received, 1,4as bu, Market firm
Sales, 40 bushels fair At Sc del. ..c.
TIMOTHY SEED 70 bugs good at 31.e21; 20
bags fair at $1.e0
1Cc. e0'A eSA''0A'A o.
ALcoAoh-steady ut SIC per gal.
HlDEs-Dry Flint, 12@12xc; Green Sailed, tx
g6e; Green Country, 5@sxc
IALLoW-45 brls good city butchers at TIC,
hhooA coRN-a tons medium quality at &so ;
tons damaged at 80.
bsaNe-s5 sks Medium at 81 17Kc.
BtIIE1f-Flrkin In fair demand 1t 7a9c: Roll
dull ut 61sc-
hdGs-oull, with sa1es OF fresh at 9010c per
dsz; 10 bflH LINED at 4cper doz,
DRESSED POULTRY-1e doz Chickens at H.
6215Gl-7s per doz; Turkeys. &C per h.
cooPERAGE-Pork Barrels In better demand
aud SC higher, Sales 500 at SLIGO on track; 16o at
S1.6o del; 600 at &1.6s del: 1s5 at *1.7o del.
DRESSED HOGs-Received, 1859, Market
more active aud closed easier Sales we're as fol-
, 1862-02-08

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. I, 1862.
fRofls1OSS-MEss PoRK-Thetc is little OF no
inquiry and the market is Quiet and nominal at
S915. PRIME MESS PonR-In fair demand. Sales.
2oo brls city packed at $3.50. Br1k MEArs-s0>ooo
los country-cut Clear Sides At 3<c loose and aoOoo
ne same cut at s3.56Ac, looae; 10000 M Tonica,
ILL.,, Clear Sides at 3kc, loose; pcs city-curcd
Hams at sHc- loose. GREEN 3EEATs-,0oo pcs
Green Sides at 31&c; LOCO Green Hams at &c.
LARD-Du1. Sales. 800 tres and 176 brls prime
city kett1e-rendered Leaf at 61xc.
FLoCR-Received, $500 brls. Market dull.
Sales, 50 brls Eh1's Premium spring extra f. h,
at $3.50; ee0 br1s "Lea's extran F. b. at sass; 100
brls Commercial" at $387K 5obrls Pfennines',
b. at e3 50; 16o brls GiIlet & Hines," G1 br1s
Mt. Carro1l'' and 100 bEls "Southern Ohio on
p t.; 800 brls THIS Premium In sacks at $3.50
sacks returned; 1e0 brls *8 Eolian"f h at Sass.
WHEAT-Received. 86,22ss bu. Market advanced
1e. sascs, TO- 900 bu No. Spring in store at 7sc:
COCO bu do at 7iKc; 5000 bu do at TIC: 10, COO bu
No Spring in store at 7akc; 5000 bu do at nc
$500 bu do At 11xc.
cORN-Recetved, q ,99s bu: Market quiet and
rather dull. Sales were: 1900 bu Mixed in store
at exc: Geo bu do at ss3<c 500 bags New Corn at
do at 1sc. -f -
oATSRecciyed. 1850 hu, Market dull and nom
ira. At 1GGS.6xc.
, 1862-02-08
REES WAX WANTED.-Par

PARTNER WANTED-Vith =
cash capital Of from 5000 to $4,000 In a rctatI
Gsy goods business. aiccaSy estab1shtd 4 sn1cTJtd
s aa eSct!lent opportunity for good bt1siaess
@an. @ Tue hcst Of reference given and rgouitcd Al
utess boH iE Tie bus,1ie-s will bc co1adneted for
cash UGH II purchasing and selling ;aII.kS;l:;tS ~
, 1862-02-08

D Wedding and Visiting Cards written at the
Sherman House. Call on, or address with four
stamps, Yankee Card Writcr-'' fe45t
, 1862-02-08
LEGAL INTELLIEENCE.


United STATES CIRCUIT CoURTABefort Judge
gr, Ts: Henry Frost; defaulted lately and juds
41e1t = nn num cnLeieu. no. tt-Same "a. BENJAMIN
4ss-E. j. Lloyd vs John B. Vail ct al motion nv hv
pla1nt't tor new trial oyerruled and argument
JuussinenL VI pfe'loas hnoihg.
mcnt, $133 81, sci JG- No 191e-Mil]er & Hood "a
S csM EoWat9s; ,;ynagmens and default, $s5518.
I'd I'D, and 4th rcnIfcation nrerrnicd narrar ~ ~
5th replication sustained and leave for plaintiff to
qsneaoi q1 5o;ss 40. i5s1+nm D9anG and Hurburt
San:e; co Default against Brend and Cheney.
same nsrt5es 5nf.n; Hnu 1Es r. 1os1y4 Fs same
Of Goodrich: No 5sssa@ Mcdonnell vs.. S. Il.
fnT !S;9 s "a uc1a9l. s 0! gafnsnee a9d Judgment
ct Turner & Freier;ct 5arant t,
Sni.mcnt E,r efnt ae ~ 'nt ee1aal Husl noln;
, 1862-02-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. F. Bench will preach in tho Presbyterian
ehqrch, at Hyde Park, on Sabbath afternoon at 5
The Rev. Prof. Sims, Of Valparaiso, will
Clark and Washington streets, On Sunday, Feb. 8,
at 10Y 4. II. and " TN. -
.,-Rev: y. G. jackson will preach tomorrow in
1!e 1st Cnitcd Presbyterian Church. corner Of
O'Clock 4. n. and Pm. F~' ~
THO Rev; John Trumblc, D. D., President Of
lagrange College, Kentucky. is expectcdt to preach
n ne Frotestant Episcopal Free Church, corner Of
Indiana and Franklin streets on Sunday cycnino
, 1862-02-08

Nj MATR1MoNIAL.-A respectabI,
young Soldier; fighting for the Erion. v.shrs T.,
!oLm matrim 1n1aI correspondence WITH a vnn-
s1y ,saay o. pe,shsd manners and good educatien ~
unS5 no on!ect All correspondence strictly cnnd.
ccntia- Address E." Tribune Office fei.E.si-I1
, 1862-02-08
Philadelphia Flour Market-.-Reb. !,

3"1111'c1PHaH E1VUF NIHfKet''sFeb. 5.
flour AND MEAL.-There is no change in the
market and moderate business doing in tlour,
both for shipment and for home use, At quota.
tlons. Sales comprise 90 barrels standard
supe!Hne at 2525; go brls common extra
LANCASTER county, at s5.Ta Il: sod brls good extra
family Eat $6: 15oo brls choice Diamand mills do
and eco brls, premium brand, on terms kept pri-
aboEe figures for snperfue and extras up toss. .2M
615 b1l for fancy brands as in quality RE floar
Is senlng p lots as wanted at $35o0365k. the
meal is held at IS 2 brl without eates. The re-.
eeiPts today are 4219 br1s flour, i971 bu wheat,
2,c5o bu corn, 3A bn rye and 2,00a BIZ oats.
, 1862-02-08

CANT DOUGLAS, Feb. z, 1854
wish to return thanks in behalf Of Com
pany T, 18th Illinois Cavalry, to Mrs. Swan Of
sao North LaSalle street, and through her, to
the Ladies' Sewing Society Of the New Jern-
fa1tm Church, Chicago, for the presentation
Of twcnty-iour pairs Of most excellent wooicn
hospital use. We know how to appreciate
such favors, and shall very soon be found in
sore need Of them as NC are under marching
orders for Cairo. ". DASFoRTH.
Capt Co. f. 18th III Cavalry
, 1862-02-08

ny10Y fn*fh In
,nsrEet dnrnn +h+ ~ na S ssse ~ Eane Of copper in
eiohteen uaa has soi9 1or the cum Of
saEd dni1ara ra a4 r. ana nineteen thon.
has heea thrca a4e LOT Inc year lust closed
tH nsE1 LIFE m1llon ono hundred and eighty
Already the copper interest is secord n ,,ono
other in the State Of Michigan, agriculture and
na1 tnmae1 alone excepted, and the imposition Of
tariff Of two cents per pound checking the fmnnr-
tatl9ns from South America, the chief source Of
1o!egn supply-sll1 foster in still higher degrec
th1s new branch Of domestic industry. Althonrh
eoppefeold TOT fifteen cente per pound last Jply.
noloefs recently refused az high Dis tWenty-seyen
cenle.
efom deFelopments already made, the copper
Gse q me Lake superior region is believed to be
1neShanSh6le. At present, mining is confined
p1ahc1pauy to three districts. There are twelve
dfstIfct ina 1se Ana Mo15ed IN me heWeenaw
and seventeen in The ontonpnoS iahS uiss1gt 1f
product in the last three years Of these respective
u1s111c1s, ol rough copper ready to be sent to the
smei1lng WORKS, has been as follows:
! 1s5a 1sco tce,
Keweenaw district. .19f03 1g1Gs S1St q
Ontonason district. aSS7s SSSf,9 s'9 s;es
Tbara ON ot,o- at.t.:..a oe1''' o4'o.t
ces Of extensive and rch Gcos;ta as eeaen m
sides those above mentioned >As an ACCESSORY to
copper mining, the establishment Of s1neIfinr
capital IN the State. short time ago copper ore
W. Mas ~ snippea 10 distant points for smelling, but
e Of has been materially les
~ LIZ Will iron orc are GLAD to return with coal
that cyrrv fari1;t - J ~ ~ tor Transportation
al IN thc sndt W;s5h; T. 1u MI ~ s5tEIt1ng t9e met
oa ~ ~ E TpoS. SteaA IA Mtl4Ately De Known
, 1862-02-08

Philadelphia Seed market-Feb. 5.
There is very little inquiry for clovcrsced and
re market Is dull and unsettled. Sales Of 2oNO
fa1r, and $4.S75zG4.5 so y bnshe1 for prime lots,
Timothy i not inquired os and nearly nominal at
x1,S'Se9 ~ 2 : Rnshel @ -, Fla5sesd is IN steady de-
, 1862-02-08

Eery few have been received durfue the past
wesk, and operations are nearly closed though it
L hoped about 1000 head more may come In.
hear Of sale of eco barrels mess By Smith i;
schramm. OF Pennington, to Newcomb & CO for
$3.50 per ba1rel. -0-
From the st. Louis Republican, 7th.1
:, HoGs-2c0 heavy, weighing rs bs, at xa1o
Treasury notes. ~A''
From the Cincinnati Gazette, 7th.1
In our general market -four is firm at A. 7E6A4 N
tor Enperfne. with fair demand, Whisky Il in
so9d sa demand at lie. Lire hogs are firm at ia 3o1
the Northwest, but they are sold with dificultr at
$s Is to $3s5- One lot Of extra heavy brought the
latter figure. Mess pork is held at 81 $9950100O, In
GEO do at $4.c0 Shoulders are nominal at eH,
, 1862-02-08

FRIDAY EVENING, February Z, 1852.
The following are the receipts OF leading articles
CT the last twcnty-four hours:
RECEIPTS FOB LAST TwENTY-FouE HouRa.
, 1862-02-08
THE CITY.

f See advertisement Of "a thorourh
business man. in another column.
, 1862-02-08

FALSE A1ARM.-The alarm Of fire, last even
ing, about nine o'clock, originated in the
bonfire ut the North Side Skating Pond.
, 1862-02-08
Exports from New York.

Also: IN the past week, s96 pkgs dried fruit,
brls eggs, 1876 bales hemp, 1,1sS sacks buckyheat
Hour 6522 dressed hogs 10 ST bu beans ,91l pkes
eta1ch, and 200 brls olttncal fAoS
, 1862-02-08

CHARGE OF CoUsTERrE1T1SG.-Ap partial
examination into the facts attending the case
OF James Frazier, ono Of the State street coun-
terteiting gang, lately arrested, took place yes
fhn. a. Hogne, and further proceedingsin the
ma11er were postponed until Tuesday next, to
alo" The prosecution time to procure the at
tendance Of an important witness,
, 1862-02-08

TIE CoP1ER MINES OF M1cMaAE.-The COPPER
products Of the rich mineral region bordering on
commercial Importance. Although it was onlg in
the year 1876 that the first copper sent to mar
ket rom those mines, the process Of extracting the
SCALE and attracting large Investments Of capital
From 1876 to 1854 the mines produced in tons f4s
From 1854 to 1857, inclusive, the mfnes pro-
, 1862-02-08

Included in the exports Of domestic produce
foF the week, are III bbls. potashes 9,445 fOs.
bees~a5, 1856 bbls. wheat -four, S. bbia. 6ryc
16'11s bush rye, GTo BUSH pears, t95Ss
bnsh m corn: 80 boxes candles, 3,25s tons coal,
~ bales Of hay 26 bales Of hops 47 brls Of rosin
hrls epts turpentine 404 gals whale oil, l6 Isl
gals eperm oil. 6s6 gals lard oil 352 gals iinsced
81 40 br1s pork 4o0 brls at 1247 tcs beet, 470
Us 1os cut meats; 352, 99l 1ba butter; oS 625 IS
q caeese; 3424,102 1bs Of lard; 81 brls Of rice
So 3o5 lbs Of tallow; 0a3 pkgs crude tobacco and
, 1862-02-08

A one % buy fn11 net Of Furnitare ons Stewart's
from 459o y fs9o Thls T. raze chance any one to
buy p EhTlRk FITTING OUT for housekeeping and
PAY TOT in board. For any further tufokpsOn ca
n LIZ Dearborn street. neas Madison. la1k4591m
, 1862-02-08

a CHICAGO LECTURER ArRoAp.-Rev. Dr..
Robert Boyd, Of the Edna Baptist Church
this city, has been delivering his lecture on
"scotland and the Scotch" at Bloomington.
Springfield, Alton, ctc., for the benefit Of the
Illinois Baptist Education Society for the
preparation Of theological studentEsor the
pulpit.
, 1862-02-08

TIE OGDEs SKATING PoND-The Great
Western Band will be present at the Ogden
Skating Park this afternoon ntull force.
Skating commences at hall. past two.
, 1862-02-08

From the n. Y. journal Of Commerce.
Exports -{Erclusire Of .specie} from Neu FORK tn
Foreign Ports for the 1}eeG Ending Fs6. 3.
1861. 1862
Total for the Week S2,sg0 ISL 81 AZ. s.s
Previously reported. 10 5u,2p I,2s34I
, 1862-02-08

THH FHT1-E1aHTH REG1AESY.-The Fifty
eighth regiment, Colonel Lynch commanding,
now stationed at Camp Douglas, are under
marching orders and expect to leave for Cairo
on Monday next
, 1862-02-08

The exports to foreign ports Of some Of the1cad-
ing articles Of Domestic Produce have been ae f1.
, 1862-02-08

Cook i Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Gents'
garments less than any other house In the ctty.
He251Y ~ ~1's"
, 1862-02-08

MAGICAL MA71sKE.-Prof Anderson, in ad-
dition to his evening entertainment, will give
an extra exhibition this afternoon at BrFan
Hall, for the special accommodation Of ladies
and children, -
, 1862-02-08
E1St.

@5 REWARD-DOG LOST-A
VIZ Newfoundland Pup about et1 months old h1ac,r
With the exception OF feet tip Of tut. and s;ztpe o. II
iofeEead and breast TIE ADORE reward viii he naij
Gnon delivery Of Eald dog to the Trthunc Offre Il
EoyeTy- ~ w -" -"
, 1862-02-08

TWO HUNDRED AGENTS
- NkETED.-Asents wanted In every to7n Of tba
!o4 9'fsn nf5;S H,sses G SCI Sohlgrs method
SecuIe1 BY COPYRIGHT Agents making tom 81 70 y
RET oaE FoF particulars .n1a.re at j. ktlHLEI'S
&5e, Chlcago, ii. ~1 c15hsS,e15 gv4
, 1862-02-08

LosT.-A gold bracelet with chased edge,
was lost On Thursday between Ontario street
and the corner Of Monroe street and Michigan
avenue. The finder will be rewarded By lcav-
ing 1t at this office
, 1862-02-08

- SlkES to correspond with an Officer now At ~.
se4t of Nar In Virginia. and wil do 20 Ia gond nm
nna esonEdsnSe desiring to tesieve sons Vhst ths
n.ohotnny Of Camp life, and add much to the h.ru!
nrfs OF one Who has Eoue foetl. 1 his co.ntv{B r.
eraS @1!l plesse address II eoaadsnce tiicat IL
uEQ2seQEE," F9ttreos Hot7oc Virginia, fe5E3S1 iW