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, 1862-01-03

There il large nuEaber OF hogs IN the country
eti to come H. which arc beins held back for bet
ter prices, and we may 1ook for pretty liberal re-
cepts the coming week. After this date last sea
son there were received here 133 900 head. At the
majority Of places the packing is ahead OF last
eon. ......
The demand for hog product has been yery slack
and prices generally declined: Ness pork was
meats 70 and &c. Bulk meats sold to the extent
Of 600 pounds at azzc for shoulders, 3s@4c for
sides, and 4A@5e for clear sides. The eides we're
taken chiefly by the foreign packers for the Liver
pool market Toward the close, when it became
known that the difficulty With England was settled,
prices improved Mess PORK I'd advanSed e s d to s9
meats M W vent up 70 a,sGsHc. and were were held ssc
higher; and bulk meats closed at es41G4@5. Lard
was shade better, and holders In some cases
obtainable and at these rates tie demand was fair
for prime il tierees 6ze vas paid for br and 6oo
Iegs 10 hed anaft ss sss9iR 3. heao aud o
From the Detroit Tribune, 81st1
Provisions Nothing doing. Mess pork is held
at $1,000; hams are nominal at 7GSe7 shoulders at
4@5c- and lard at 7c.
DnrseED HoG-Tnchangcd. Sales continue to
be made at $2T5@3 60 for lots under 800 ms; $325
for those aTeragipg 800 lbs, and 1881 for extra
heavy lots.
IFrom the Milwaukee Sentinel, 1st.1
Hogs, both live and dressed advanced S. and
were firm at the improved priccs. Dressed hogs
sold at $32t 325 for good to heavy averages, and
live hogs At 81 Is gross. Receipts OF the former
were ,uSi head.
From the Indianapolis Sentinel, Dec. s1st-]
! Hoez.-Most Of the receipts at West Albany
we're consigned to parties here. The receipts at
| East Albany continue heavy, being not less than
| 95eoo for the week The cold weather and the
| prospect Of an improved demand has stimulated
trade and the market ie stiff at an advance Of 6@
12c q 1001bs the current rates OF laet week
Eales Of about n CSC. head at 3Ss@SAc for light tt
fair, and S5s94c for prime heavy: We hear Of ont
or two eacs at figure shade highcr, but the bull
Of the sales have been made inside Of 4c.
| DRESSED uoGs--The Gales are comparatively
| light at prices Farying from s. G53qG4.55.
, 1862-01-03
Total 2nunut due by the New York
banks to Government fo- loans al
raaf1y taken "a Snt n
.... $9,@5,00

RAIHoAD ITExs.-Ou the first Of Jan1ary the
Ere Railway Company viii take possession Of the
Nathaniel Marsh, Esq., who has been 60 long and
acceptab1y known in connection with the company
The property is now in drst-claga condition in
ese1y department 5aS 1es new Company IN f p9t 3t
starts with the ability to meet the Interest upon
al classes Of its mortgage debt promptly. Beside
f. debt there are tTo classes =; s q eas a .;
trustees certificates Of the fourth mortgage
pens, md secondly. z1e5, 672 Of the same certiA-
Gates made agalnstff;h mortgages coupons-an all
&S43 E4a.
, 1862-01-03

would restrict al drafts to the banks Of the three
elIlSa 1of thae fety Important reason: that there
Ronid be no rdsk OF loss to tte Goyermaenti the
91 spe9c1e o. ah the banks IL the city Of New fork
asle nay be permitted to refer to #hat The
6anks OF the three cities bare done to sustain tho
1osf4aa M and pfescrse our bertiea selasn
Htottc efforts, and would respectfully nrge upon
yonf consideration the proprietY cf embracing IN
tne loan acss Of this nesson provision for indem-
negotiations at lbwer rates than thoee which have
governed the tak1ngof the loans authorized by the
acts Of the last session.
Iaia Snutss y uznal and trust the equality aud
Ine 1uattce Of It will commend themselves to your
Lp9a the fourth point, you viii agree With NE,
donbt not, that any tariff which would atm at
need not be ahgo]ntelY pzohibttory and l trust
Eou ~t! also agree With me that good policy, and
raft1eaaIy regard Tor thepacais relations happl-
require that We shonld not now make efforts Of an
eatftordfnarE character to promote Investments Of
capita! In new channels Of industry, which may
prove prove hazardous . o. nnprodtab1e7 We need nov to
a6 St pS6ffhes ~ Aad We surplus Of capital our case
Very respectfully 7 yoa1s, g .,z.r
n. T. Ho2d Of Monday ba5s:
row, the account with the New York banks and
Government Ein be as follows:
Due to Government By the New York
banks on Treasury $40 loan Of Oct. !. $a500,000
Due to Government by the New York
banEa On 6 per cent bonds. .......-... 14oo0. .u0
Dednct the amount due 10 tie banks by % ''''''
Government for sales made to the pub
lie OF August loau Treasury $40
Aotsh..-- -.-..--- f,o'o,oo
, 1862-01-03
CHICAGO DAILY ma RK EFT.

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. z. 1852.
PROVISIONS pork is duh and fully 1213c
lower. Sales, 500 bbls city packed at 9.25 deliver
ed 1so bbls do at 50 IS free Of storage TIL 1st Ok
May; 80 bbls do eco ibs packed in} at $9-25 de-
hvcred 200 brls do on p. t. Lard is dull and u
shade lower. Sales, 100 bbas and 100 tres choice
kettleTendered at SIC; 100 tcs do at 9.lc. Green
Meats dull. Sales, Goo pcs, at &C for Shoulders and
SC for Hama.
GREASE-30 ties Yellow at 4zsc-
TALLOW--15 brls butchers ut 71<c.
DRESSED HOGS-Receised, 2760l. Market very
f3uI1 and 1f,EAiEc lower Salca were As fnIfoWs.
, 1862-01-03

tfE1l FIJI FIeets
The Montreal 1Fitnfss publishes table Of the
number Of vessels loaded with grain lost or de-
tanned in the St. Lawrence this fall, from which it
OF injury to shipments not here specified, not far
from four hundred thousand bnshels {s74 ,66a bu-,
rendering -four into WhcaD or grain arc Kept out
Of market. The schooner Niagara, which cleared
from Chicago with cargo Of corn Will be de-
tained till spring at Sorel. y - i
, 1862-01-03

With regard to Dried Fruits the Cincinnati Co.
zetfe Of yesterday says:
Dried fruit is very dull: the stock is large, and
the demand but retail one. The receipts this fal
hare been 1000 bushels greater than they were
the came time in 1660, and the only market for
them Is at the east. The northwestern states.
which usually consumed good deal OF dried fruit,
win not need auF thfa 6eason
, 1862-01-03

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says the fol-
lowing is believed to be an accurate statement ol
the amoun. Of -four heldby Commission Merchants
In that city Saturday morning. The State from
whence the stock vas Obtained is also given:
, 1862-01-03
Stocks Of Flour and Grain In New
York.

In the N. 7. Produce Reporter Of tho 2Sth ut., nc
find the following tables, showing the comparative
stocks Of grain and flour in New York the LIST Of
January:
Comparative Stock o. Flour in New Fork CITY,
Janu01yt.
1850. 1861. 1863,
Western Canal Flour, btls .6s1 676 569,600 447056
Canadian Flour. brls-...., 17,1b0 10,sW n,1W
Southern Flour brls.-. ..225,5o3 9l,998 26,959
Total, SO 67l,e 1893 495,1ta
Comparative Sfoek Of Groin in Ne,r York, Jan. L.
1853 1850 1851. 1852.
Wheat bu- It'll, ,312 1,g15,3SS 3535,741 2D45,O52
Corn, bu... 669,G9v f9,400 2,7le,000 5,573,3l1
Rye, bu.... 1850 3D,6lN 26,dl0 53,600
Barley, bu. 607,a16 668,795 1854 4S5,41a
Oats, b1... 66p,200 I,576,100 494,Ts0 i'll, ,515
, 1862-01-03


:: ~, ~ As'..ss'
~ - e-4ue e.e0 naaas w.
upo- p'1nAe1e @ouas "Au 80 . sss s- o-.4
- "ne-5 eot"~ VI sAts.4 -Ae 49,
~.aAe'' Ao".'sA, Iue AA.4 - ' I.ff-"~
VIII 1unos. wilma! tae mones u sooo' 'or onr
"eeteia oaHas-on.o' Aoe1A11@ ~ ~" 0-oo1u 20
ueem 'ns.4 -. ~ su esA. fo,s4se
:l3 eurp'ssa ~ AAu"' s. ~ o. 49,. a..1;I.e -.
W. eon1auus ~, ~ " s'- -. As .nAs
tooAs nAe Nsn ".AA.o as.asa" ~ ~ a41 eu'
49,. ~ thraa - ~
"es,u .1.@ .&N+e.. ssl1,. 49, ~.
4.~ ~ 80, r.. .h;,.-oa =. ,
80" ".-z~ ..,r+ - =. ..-s.11a
.7' ~. i,.,1-. - - .a..1.ss7s
Fs- :. .1,..4 :-,-.s.s.1.
ssA.se1 s, r. AZ. ~ eae
AA y. ~. ~. ~ az 17I-s1r-4 A.1- ~ oe
"4e "eoA4 %A- .,,3e. No~ - ,u0 u 'sIltD
pe9uape 44a4s -, LIEU a. ~ is-iot @ u1s 1ass re-
y. .ns Dausn -! tns stale i'alA
~ '1,' -. - 14o ~eAS,' 10y 49,
- - oenAs taan ouis ~ siFeoation ane o1aee
nn y. W. nas 1nas -, WIN eon-
0p' Aua ~, eoulu ~ oo e01 ~
.s,e. pH' 49, ~ ~@e'o'.An s.Doue
s, .ue Huse "o.' oo .ons as lne SUSPENSION ptae'
::4~"u' 5SAe'a Nopoo1 ~ e"..taain tos susne
pe' uns een't ~ snnooso tue,e saa eise-
-noSe "no -ee4' - ~. pAoAe ~ u1aAs
es W eus .4, -.s aa' .As =.
e a pa.ns. ~. 49,. 10y ase ~ .ea. pn' n1sp.s'
~. 1as,o "sD' sss '~s''A @'1' At'<>'' <A's "'-
: rn,o z...,..n .< 49, ,,a.. IT,.
the seeson and ,honch n, sns1ens,nn has 1or tho
time unsettled matters onr rannf,ctnrfno md
ms rce,t,e nnb1;c ara e7,eroet1c an7 hones, Ra5.
ncss ,nen fron other c3+;ae a++rac+a5 br tha snna
ror aavantagoa ,rhicf, rbIca1, offe~a ~ t~aaa I'D
noannfact,rea are ro7n;ro her, IN 1,r7a ,,T7,,a-a
and j., oil -osrects +bo roea.to ~ ~, o1.1
were brighter than they are to-day, Land about the
city, lots, living and rentals are eli cheap. The
city is cut of all possible danger, both from foreign
aud domestic war; our currency and financial az
faass are upon sound healthy basis, and Cur pet
PIE kno" how to appreciate and improve the sd-
vantegea that surround them Every body here
and elsewhere who understands the facts, is pre-
a'es1ng 1hat lineage ID just entering upon ne#
era OF prosperity aad progress
ne append oeioW the na1n features OF the bill
submitted bg MT. spald1ng Of New York, noW be-
~. ' auae~' -, "ens o.eo nsosse 1So1es 1es0.
- -.
hne " ehe eouesasasioi1a'. oo1o
my OF 1ae oo'etomea1 o1 Inc onateo e'ates
laIe anu n3 toe F8lae oi tne currency u tne
, 1862-01-03

THURSDAY, January 80 7. n, 1861
The following arc the receipts Of leading articles
or the last twenty-fonr hnurs:
8EcKPre FOE LAsT ronrY- -E1G8r HOURS. i
, 1862-01-03

the trade and Is an srgn2ent IN favor Of the
mode of requiring tenders WIT proper securities.
The demand for prime mees has greatly sbated.
espssiay for foasd asze sSd th3 afss
At the cl0sethe market Is dnlI anL heaFy for most
kinds, The ta1es are 1870 brIs, at @s1975 for old
b5ns ns1 g. Sc s!d f5P Wessa nsss
$136aK11400 for city do: $9.50 for old sour mess;
and 4fa51ss5 for cle1r. Included in TIT, salea are
2SsoI 2eo b5ls mess for Government 'eas sR-afon
Commercial Circulars by the Niagara.
LvE8Poo1., Dec Is, 1861.
t9ns The S te a sspgR e PA Pot s
beef and pork, for which full prices are paid Ea-
co1-Ihere being better supply Of new, prices
aIs rather esaier 41s to 5es a. IN quality sna e.
and for cheese; fine qualities, as Is usual At this
Eeason. being most In request at extreme prices.
For batter ;he damaaa is less active, but with
lighter supplies present and prospective, holders
Of hnc quality are not disposed to gi7e way. Lsrd
At decline OF Is 2 cWt there has been more dis
aes o1ta
leo tons mostly at about o0s = cwt. Tailow-The
eudden advance IN London qnoted at the end Of
here did not respond to the advance in London,
they have not been much affected by the decline,
and We repent cur 1ast quotations.
heavy supplies, the trade Was much depressed.
Sales Of wheat could only be made in retaifat de-
cline ct Sd to I'd 2 Genital Flour WAS Cd z barrel
cheaper. and not ready sale. Indian corn declined
Is e Or; sales Of mixed being reported at as 3
ar. Since Tuesday, the only alteration to report
has been slight improvement In the salue Of In
dian coFn. Our market to-day Was well attended,
but buyers acted with great caution, though they
could generally purchase wheat On easier terms,
eay Id to I'd 3 GENITAL below Tuesdays prices,
Flour was Cd q br1 lower, but rather more ssIea-
bic. Indian corn lost the improvement in the In
terIal since Tuesday but was scarcely go depress'
cd as or that day.
B1a1AaD, ArHxA & Co.
GLASGOW, Dec. 13, 1851.
BREADsTUTFe-Our corn market has been weak
erthis week rs the political adviceE from AmeTics
wear less threatening aspect. aiillets and deal
erE bought 60 literally last week that they haEt
had disposition for business under more pacific
uews. Importers hold On to their stuff rathe,
Etify, sill ne hsye to quote decline since Friday
Of Cd to is per boil on wheat, and similar feduc
tion on Flour. Indian Corn is also about Is pei
boil cheaper White Peae are in few hands, aut
bring our quotations in retail. Sales OF Canadian
! oatmeal at 82s I'd to 51s per 80 ns e1 quay.
J0R ATHIA Il Co.
Lospos, Dec. 49, 1861.
ConN-Thc supplies OF Englssh wheat continue
small. bnt Of foreign the arrivals are liberal. Th
| market has been dill this week. and prices hav'
| given xay about If per Or. Last weeks ave1ag'
| price Of English wheat was 60s ID on 10i,G36 Or
/ returned. White American wheat 64sG6Ss; win
| ter red 6ssN65; spring 5ss@61a per o.: Flou
31s@35a per bfl. BARISG, BHQS,
, 1862-01-03

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY EXPRESS LHE.--
This express line, under tho management Of the
Great Western Railroad, is decided SUCCESS, and
a great convenience to the commercial commu-
nifty. There is no delay in transportation, either
On the Michigan Central Or the Great Western
Railroads.
, 1862-01-03

H For Holiday Presents 60 to J. 4 Colby,
Agent i1s Randolph st. Heis selling of the entire
stock ofhooks ndJewelry, At war prices. What the
book stores sell for $10o I sell for 6oc, $1.75 aud
$3.50 books for 6sH and Is eents, and al other
books At great reduction. Nov Is your time to
buy your Holiday presents at half price. Such an
opportunity az the unfortunate circumstances
which render this sale necessary can never be ex-
pected to Occur again. dec11-ST
~ Cook & Mclean, 98 Dearborn street. have
made their price for cleaning and dying Cents
garments lese than any other house in the city.
seaN
~ Go to James Bo5d's Exchange Office IS
South Clark street., to sell your rncuryent Money.
He pays the best rates. Ldect61atl
HGo to the Tz1BukE ofice fot your printing.
dec31E
Go to Dunlop, seweN 4 Spalding for Printing.
nov11hsA1J
~ Go to John Jones, liz Dearbomst., andget
your clothes cleaned and repaired novta
, 1862-01-03

From the Cincinnati Gazette, 1et.1
Hogs advanced 15c, closing at $3.DDa3o
The Price Current furnishes the following weekly
summary Of the trade.
The receipts the past week, this season, and for
some previous seaeons, we're 81 follows:
, 1862-01-03

has hrfn III f03}nWE. North Division, ~:
South Division, 81: West Division, Sc; nun
her Of false alarms. 81 The causes hare been
as follows: defective aues. 50: iacendiary, 81;
sparks, s; playIng with matches, 4; from fur
naces, 8; unknown, 50.
The exhibit in every respect is most favor
able one, and in comparison with past years
shows the wisdom, Of the municipal economy,
which has thoroughly supplied the various
SECTIONS Of the city Bith steam fre-engines.
We may confidently assert that unless most
extraordinary circumstances should occur, the
days Of large fires in Chicago are numbered.
-,-1--1--. ..,,.
~ .o;.,as ~ -r-,ta 49, Cha.,aa H.,
lar foranosn ~ tbe ;ob ,,-esa r,ome of the
Tn,nr-x- of,ce 7r4e t;,,o5 raste,a,v noornino
~ 49, .;-,o - 4ta .,a o,d f,+o1 ,ccn,rarce
~ zs1,er ros s,,iff;no nu11v holt i, order ~
-...t ~,a II ~ 49, aa,rs, ,,ra.oee In
.'~s~ w y. - -4.-I,.,
49, ,.,. - -, 49, ~ - -. 49,,
1s ~ ~ .Ao ~ ' aaa ~ ~ -, u1""u W
~ -. ~ tn'.an1' As ne'.u slt,Aire 1ne eelane
wiz 'seatAo. tuieo onu aAensu o'"n ~ 14e
nool "s'ean' 1atillk upon n,' ..A'e'
| 1ae pfes9 Was eeopteo 1ll1nel'.ses' tue
| enpio@ees VI Liz onnce e"lne ~ Ale "u' Anu
physician Was summoned, Out MS services
! we're Oh no avail, as the un1oftunate man oieo
| after lingering IN half senseiess CONDITION
about ten minutes. Duringthis time be spoke
torv whether his wife shon1d bc sent for.
Top.no. 1o,aa. ma ~, ;noa..t ,,-n, TN
Si'ue. oa"eo n14o ~ 11auses "pun ~
body yesterday forenoon, during Which
medical examination showed that the spinal
| co117nn. ur,s f7;slocated between the second
-, - 4.s. ~. .aee-o~. =,
ana tn'ta Vef1eof@' 50 1na1 MS recovery II
any event was impossible.
Mr.. Zel1er had been In the employ of this
oa;oa 49, 49,. 49, ,a - 49,.
onice luz aae pas' I'VE 1e1s' auo P1'or ~ .ha
time was connected with the Democratic Pres
establishment, and with Scott S Co. He
| was orohahly the hest 1,ressrcan in hi,
- ss,.N. o
| peculiar department III Inc "est
As an employee he was prompt, faithful AMI
dilirent, and as a man, possessed Of every trai
,1e,,1.tas ~ o,aoor 1,;.n T., ~. f.io-,s. ~ :,
s"Acon>tso ~ ehosa1 tl4' ~ t@.7 nuos ALL - !.
secure the esteem and respect Of his associ
ates. BE was about thirty years of ag
.na 1o,,ss p, xv,fc and two ch;1arnn ,,v,n
auo .s%, 80 -. 60. 49,. ~ - -
! sad tidings Of his death came with crushin
,, weight Of grief A few hours previously b
had LEFT them in excellent spirits and in th
| tuil 1ufh OF heolth and strength Next cau
, 1862-01-03

BEEF CATTIE-Receiyed, A99 head There Is
a good demand for Beeyes. and the market is firm.
Sales were: .
4 p,,vnu 1k71 1hu at 141<
, 1862-01-03

s1RaNo scHoo1--Remember Mr. Dyes
Adult Singing School tonight. Piano e1asses
tomorrow morning at the Musical Uuion
Academy. -. -. -
, 1862-01-03

RESOLUTIONS OF GRATITUDE-At . meet
ing Of the regimental band attached to the
18th regiment Illinois volunteers, ut Gimp
Jefferson, KY, held on the eth ult., the fol
lowing resolutions we're passed unanimously:
Resofred, That We tender to ]. B. Preston. Gan
era1 Superintendent Of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal, our most sincere thanks for eleven rubber
blakets most timely received.
Resolred, That while they prove Invaluable in
protecting Us nom the iuclemcncics OF the Weath-
er. they also continually remind us of the noble
giyer and that no hardship can be considered too
great in defence Of our country and the thoughtful
ones at home JoHN LANE, Captain.
E. CoDDlNs, Orderly.
~ Browns Bronchial Troehes cure coughs
colds, hoarEenese, sorethroat, &c.
YANKEE CARD WRITER'S -Monograma and we'd
ding cards Ut fremont House. Samples by mail.
Send stamps. jaS-aat
, 1862-01-03

TIE Su7aEE1ASDs.-Afe fresh supply Of this
farorite book By the author Of stRutledse;''
and also supply Of TON Tiddler's Grounds
christmas budget by Chas. Dickens, have
been rcceiyed BY MeNa1ly & Co., 81 Dearborn
e+-,o
, 1862-01-03

BENEFIT or TEE ffso1pHRs.-We arc graft
fed to learn that the lady guests Of the shcr-
INN House are making preparations to give 0
sojrcc on Tuesday evening next for the benefit
Of the soldiers. Attendants will have the
choice Of music, dancing, conversation, &C., OF
al, If they please.
, 1862-01-03

SAEBoRx's PATENT s1EErER 40 HCHBCG.
IT has been proved beyond 3 doubt that these
machines are most perfect success. They
make coffee Of most delicious favor, and at
the sane time save large amount In its con
sumption. Call at No. Il Lake street and get
as good cup Of coffee as You ever drank.
, 1862-01-03
THE CITY,

BRIDGEPORT TEMPERANCE SocHrr.-Beni.
s. Goodhue, On experienced Temperance Lee
turer, will address this organization this even-
ing ut the uRual place.
, 1862-01-03

ANOTHER DIsoRDER11 HOUSE BROKEN Or.
work Of breaking up the low and disozderly
dance houses which infest the Southern dis
ttict Of the city. On New Years night, one
Of these institutions On Third Avenue, near
Polk street, hequented alike by whites and
blacks, was invaded by The police and the pro-
prietors brought before Justice Akin, who as
seseed the usual fines in such cases, this NOR
,,furr
, 1862-01-03

TAXING Els RETESGE-An aged colored
man, Jesse Vaughn Was arrested yesterday
for beating younger man named Henry Hop
ton, Of the came hue, with club. The as
sault 1as the elimination Of revenge which
has been growing for two years. In 1853
Hopton and Vaughn were hrenen together
upon Mississippi rIyer steamer, and one day
got into an alteration orer the dice box.
Hopton who was much the younger attacked
Vaughn with shovel, and beat him in such
a manner that to this day bis face and hands
wear the scars. At St. Paul, Yaughn left the
boat swearing he would have his revenge
Yesterday the two met On Wells street for tht
first time since the river aftray, and Withou
any warning, Vaughn made good his word b.
administering severe chastssement to Hop
ton.. The Police Magistrate this morning
before whom the case was brought, adnainia
tered fine Of IS to Vaughn, and all partie
declared themselves satisfied.
, 1862-01-03

The following table will be found Of inte-
rest in point Of comparison Of the number Of
fires and losses during the past four years:
, 1862-01-03

NEW TEAR's PREsEsTs--Th North Chicago
City Railroad Company, through their snpcr-
intcndcnt, Mr. Bristol, presented each one Of
their employees with fine fat turkey for New
Years, and the "boys'' in return presented
their Superintendent with q pair Of fur gloves.
, 1862-01-03

Total$ss,ees $4s,4a5 $z4,2oo $s975o $1s785 $500
Total loEs in the city. $i22 $50
" i1asu1ances .............. 8D,275
Nett ....................--.. 1916
, 1862-01-03

MAG1c.-Heller, the well known magician
and dealer in second sight operations, trick
of the trade not yet discovered by our bankers,
will commence series Of his entertainments
at Bryan Hall or Monday evening next. The
wonderful and startling performances Of Heller
viii ensure crowded audience on that occa-
sion,
, 1862-01-03

ILLEGAL AFFRA1."-In IN item with the
above caption, which was published in our
paper few days since, SIC did injustice to Mr.
Haaf un.itingly, whose name appeared In
connection with the atfrsy. a subsequentver-
sion Of the affair puts it entirely in different
ir1f
, 1862-01-03

ALARM or FIRE-The :1arm Of fire last
evening about half past six Was occasioned BY
bright reflection upon the sky caused by 3
a fire at some distance from the city in 4
south -easteIly direction.
, 1862-01-03

MALAGA GRAFEs.-John Wright, the well
known rcstaurateur and confecdoner, NO. S
Clark street, has just received splendid lot
Of Malaga grapes. They Gre just the things
far fy,rn1s5s
, 1862-01-03

TIE CURE OF AsTBrA--ln another place
viii be found card from one Of the rroprie-
tors Of the n 7. Times, testifying to Doctor
Hunters trcatHent::of asthma, to which We
call the attention Of our readers.
, 1862-01-03

A BAD COMMENCEMENT FOE TIE NEW
1EK.-A young woman named Mary Ann
Pbair was arrested on New TeaE's day for
stealing plated silver basket and one or two
trinkets hanging upon the door Of the house
No. s21 Michigan Avenue, for card purposes.
The articles were found in her possession
when arrested and she was accordingly fined
SIS
, 1862-01-27
LIABILIEIES:

T aospt s14 s 9nss due or not due to
Issss, ss|.s1sa I'D I'D set Ssas
Icsses anadJ1ssed, in suspense or whiting AZ
al e'aiaS against Tie COMPANY small for PRINT
The greatest a9ount insured in AIRY one sfskis Tea-
ty Thtusann Dollars.
The greatest snount Insured In a1y one city town,
The charter Is on file with the Auditor.
j. j. HENpEE, Secretary
STATE Of coENEcr1Gg7, Hartford couats ss-
uss,ee q IL Peaes. fes sst ssi ssate an ccast
foregoing Statement Of the and condition Of the
HESET FOWLER Justice OF the Peace.
Then follows the Auditors Certificate Of Authority:
Certificate to expire on the slst DAY Of Januasy, 1865
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Companies NOT Incorporated b the State ot
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claim Of error By reason Of such service.
Now therefore, n pursuance Of the PROVISIONS q the
Ac Accounts Of te sta.e q Ino5s 42 hereby eeEttf
HrET arc a1inorlzed as agents for the said Com
pan{ transact The busne q INSURANCE. IA this state
teen hundred and sixty hree. r they may be 1e
gally empowered 20 to do by said Company.
r~~-~ In Testimony Whereof have heIe1nto sub
sH41 tsertbed n'y and affixed the seal Of MP
t-~. ottce. # Springfield. this twentieth daE u
January. a. D. 1852 ~
JESSE E. DUBOIS, Auditor F. a.
HUBBARD e. HUNT,
1ual Agents fer Chicago, No. Loorni5 BLOCH