davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

RAt4Gf LAWYER AND SOKlC1OR la9 Jsdsrsoa Ayenus.
0,eroe, Nh Branch o0ce, Washington, d. c. -
oStosd N ia D1wh9 and speciacasioas pre-
pared, and Patents obtained on new Invention Of
every description Cases taken upon conditional Zee
NJ Inventor % dssRss-thAt d, no patient no nav
Advsce givsa and Circulars SAINT gfatuitously SSSyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

CoxyIDExcE II GoD.-Oh, how light, sns
cheerful sed happy, everyvhers aae every
shing, that ma. can snoed = be vno iess; 40. D
thing can touch my jsst inher'fance: Soo y
if die, an Christ's- Living or DYING ! an
the LorTs. Do With me What seeneth good IL
DIV sight. Take me, or lesvs ne. l an thins'
and sbins forever"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR as Law and Solicitor in
agent for prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
eoadSsse vtdOws against the GoveFnment for Bounty
ey, reosSoue, and arrears of pay-Lansine Mch
01ce N Republican Printing Once, up ssairs, Nichi.
IN Avenue seI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

Ann enc Of Dr.. Lamballi's lase opefaf'oss
she resident student stood looking At the t.s
pieces Of mortality lying on the ssrgeoes .ao,e.
What are You doing. cir sharply aHeo sns
surgeon. 81 - waiting tor yoa 70 Po,n. oS'
sbich pises = 70 b pas - bed ana vncn y "
b bofieAn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13
DRAYINR.

S0S Uoeseose, oppcste the Hnk with hib pF,y
epefed q an ones 70 - any bue6aes in the line q
enAhsa 0gass IN WiA r Yhavse = "a v;n -
lyees
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

MATT vho protss - s.,nk tsas n eiv~1 n." y
the pser they lead 70 ths Lors' maggie va n
akoat the aneunt OF TIE oaa-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

LOVE- sovs, even at parting, the seeds OF re
.urn. Regrets for the departed are types sf the
10y of coming reunion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-13

THE Stable Of the undersigned is we'll
vm always - furnished With First Glass; and
nsAins Crrass, and good travelling Horses shan
always GaAsavor 70 keep my stock n good trim, and
vsrsAy ~ p.sro.ass a The psblic
Horses s.d Cssrieges to let st Ill Hesys.
ODes and sable Washtngton ST. osswsen the Easle
- ~ Dae.e Ho1Ds, sseoad Ssable fom The eaenr
NATHAN GUILE
tAne, j11H III, 1oo4 316yl
, 1862-03-28

Residing temporarily in this young and no.
ble city Of yours, citizen Of the grand Prairie
State, cannot, with other citizens. but feel
the deepest interest in the character which the
leading emporium and mart Of the great West
may secure for herself as regards Freedom Of
speech. The great cities are the flaming bea-
cOns-the lighthouses OF the world-the
vital centres whence the principle actions go
forth that deeply affect the million masses Of
mankind. During the lecture Wendal Phillips
is to give tonight at Bryan Hail. if the audience
should be disturbed not only will Chicago be
State, as it will to the whole country now con
tending for liberty against outrage aud wrong.
Messrs. Editors, Why it? How is it to be ac-
counted for? Why is it possible that in
crisis like that now upon us, which
assumes gigantic proportions and attracts the
| great struggle of the ages and The centuries is
| fcncwed-in which for this grand, this M
| cqualled American nationality Of ours, spread
| ing its domain over boundless continent. car
Tying it's ensign hitherto to the tartherest
paths of the silver sea, there has been an up
rising Of mighty people mora
spontaneous, united, than WIS ever be-
| lore known among men the armies
| now in the field and perhaps in the very hour
Of conflict. Why is it, ask again, that any
nan, woman or child, come to years Of intel
| lgcnce, CHI presume to speak or act against
| any man who comes. to vindicate the cause
and speak in behalf Of liberty and the rights Of
man: Ought not ali such Individuals to. be
| spotted as rebels and traitors? hope the cit
| liens Of Chicago will seek to know who
the Individuals are, who, BY speaking against
freedom Of discussion, play into the hands Of
rebels and traitors. How must those South
ern miscreants look upon the conduct Of the
rabble mob in Cincinnati but as their
friends? Gould the subtle JEFF. Davis
the thief Floyd and all that kith and kin ask
for any more direct support from one Of the
Northern cities2 trnst for the honor OF
human nature-the memory Of cur fathers
the name Of Washington, and that
liberty that establishes government on
universal principles Of right, which underlies
all human happiness, tie condition Of all
true Development, the harbinger Of progress
and the glory Of men, that no one viii be
found 80 morally depraVed, sunk in the hope
lessness Of vice as to do otherwise than coun
tenance and cheer on any man who may nos
undertake to rindicate the blessings Of fret
institutions and popular government. If an,
man daTes to make disturbances spot him a
once and let him be forever cast out Of th'
pale Of tile synpathies Of patriots and 1ibert,
loving, laW-abiding men. B.
, 1862-03-28

NEW YORK, March 27-F1oEE less doing and
market sti1 continues heavy, while prices gen
Ss aSaS r aapsr ztats sSs %s:s
extra state; $5.AG 5-25 for super western; $3.50
G5 60 for common to medium extra western;
6hio Sa feF Hsaa 5eaad la'a naet fea eosiO @
Canadian flour dull and dropping. Sales $50 brlsat
quier and steady. Sales 200 brls 1t $ss5D4a5.
5erley @ d It sz S soSs s''' S. te4us ~s' 4'o 'll'
more doing. Sales 1.sGO brls at a1s4@2sk.
GRA!N-N heat Eti.l continues dull. with only
limited business ~ dor export and home consump-
ton Sales 14.GD0 bu Canadian club, part inferior,
at $l.15@1 .l9E. and the remainder on p t; 5000
bu red s1ate at $1-30; LOCO bu amber western at
$1.s7 del: Geo bu white Michigan At = 145@l AZ,
AGSac adoat and delivered Barley scarce
and firm; sales 100 bn Jersey at e0e - so bu
Ganada western Ct e.; 500 bn barley maM at s105.
and home trade; sales $1,000 bu at 57h@5sc for
mixed western in store; 59c for delivered; 56@5Sc
at 57@ssc for jersey. cansdian. western and
atate-
Provisions Pork continues dull and heavy.
for rery choice; and *io@1o.5o for prime. Beef
in moderate demand at unchanged prices. Sales
fos M county @ mess; s1aS1s5o fof fepacEsd tE 4 mes %
| $13.T@14 80 for extra mess. Prime mess beef
6teady. S2tes leu brls at gu. Beef hams in mod
| crate demand. Sales rs brls choice western at
t 160. India mess beef firm. Sales 7G5tferces at
! S2a. Cut meats quiet. Sales 80 pkss
| at AE@5c for W:steln and city. shoulders;
| b14@Ic for DO hams, including small sales very
| choice city d. at Ike Bacon sides in good de-
| rand and firmer. Sales ], GOO boxes at 6]6e for
western Cumberland cut: 6ste for do long ribbed
&c for do short ribbed 7c for do long clear. and
fA@7szc for western and city short clear, Dressed
| hogs quiet and nominal at 5@5lc for city. Lard
| more active and prices advanced nc. Sales 45(D
| bis at 7H@s:zc- Butter in fair request at 9113c
for Ohio: lG@I2!c for state. Cheese firm at 644Sc
GRocEE1Es.-Cofce quiet and nou1nally un-
changed. Sugar now il fair demand at we'll main
| taincd prices; sales 1,200 hhds ct 6L5I75!c fol
Cuba, Ts4@s4:c for Porto Rico: 81 boxes Havana
TAc- Mo!asses quiet and Unchanged: sales q
hhds Porto Rico at 26c; 10 hhds Cuba Muse clyade
at soc: 1t hhds Barbados at 2S and by auction l4l
bT's New Orleans at 36946.
MoSET.-Market rules quite hrm at 6H67 pc,
cent OF call ); strictly prime paper in demand at
7pcr cent, With exceptional transactions at 6@6A
per cent. Sterling Exchange qnfet at l11@11A
for merchants. 1i1E@112 for bankers bills. Amer
ican guild dull ut llaG111s premium; California
gold i'll bars firmer at IL premium. Government
stocks lower; Eales Z s IS 1851 93sSI93sS, r Bill
Treasury Notes 999S@lf0.
| STncFs-Stcady but dull. s. T 46: G, C & {
! 11a}1: I, i l7x; c scrip 44H; II s gtd ~
| H1!dson .;5sa; Erie pfd COZ: Erie 81; Pac Mai
9Gs1: Canton Co. IA; american gold 1g1 Il; Toled'
g. Wabash I'd bonds 4SE. b TO: No Is SIN; L 6
| ISL commons 137s. L S IL 81 rtN 93Z5
, 1862-03-28
Sudden Death ofa Chicago mazl.


Mr.. Charles Sweet, IN account Of whose
sudden decease ia contained in the. following
letter, Just placed in our hands, Was for many
years a resident Of Chicago and known to
many Of our citizens. He has for the past
few years resided at st. Joseph, Michigan. At
the time Of his death he was afty-one years
Of age: y. = 80 - !; -
ST. JoaErH, Mich, March q, 1858.
Rev. ]. R. HrBBARp.-My- Dear SIR: Our
friend Charles Sweet has very suddenly, and
Without eny warning, been called away: ae
LETT his place Of business last evening aoout
q, o'clock, went home, ate bis supper, and
after seating himself In an easy chair, com.
menced to read the Chicago TRIBUNE, that had
just been received by tho mall About 70
o'clock Mrs. s. suggested that It Was nearly
time to retire, to which he sssented. she had
occasion to 20 up stairs and thinks she was
not absent more than three OF four minutes,
when on returning to the room, she found
him leaning OYER to one side in the cha1E, and
life extinct. All efforts to rcsuscltute him
were Of no avail was at the house This
morning and found the family in great distress
on account Of this sudden bereavement.
. Mr.. 8. Was very Intelligent receiver OF the
doctrines Of the New Church, which he Illus
tratea in bis life, and his friends have the
conso1ution Of knowing that his transfer from
the natural to the spiritual world, WIS not at
tended with the struggles that generally &C.
company the sundering Of the ties that bsnd
the spirit to the body. Yours truly.
HIRAM RRoWH.
, 1862-03-28
Effects Of the Tax ON whisky.

From the Cincinnati Pr1ca CnrreHt+ shth.j
There haa been great excitement among whisky
dealers and spectators the past week. owing to
an amendment made to the tax bill in the
House Of Representatives., taKing all dis
titled spirits in store: as well as al di4; :;
titled afte1 the 1st Of May. As it ia well
known that speculative purchases Of whiaky have
been made largely md generally; the ast @ six E OF
eight months, on the grounds Of an anticipated
excise duty, and that tie quantity thus purchased
has been swened to enormous proportions, H. It @ ssn
produced among al who had been thus specu-
lating; A decline Of S94e pei gallon Was a. once @
gesher. and Saturday and Monday prices were nom
fnal. Monday evening 1ec was agreed Oh, and .
modeyate demand existed at this rate .yester-
day. Now, Ne do not believe TINT taxing ret
respectively win be done, heeause it T.
contrary to what Is just and fair, and the
custom Of the bgt Ve DO Do thtsS tnst
gal, because there win be as much Of It consumed
a at sc PEI Eslon md II, dfaxssfe e Is
Wice aa another This every maa, conrersant with
the trade. knowe ana admits. The project OF taI;
ing epir1te, reetifed and used In manufactured
liquors, is another mistake made In paeaing the tax
, 1862-03-28
THuRsnAy ETE,

THURSDAY EVENING, March II, 1852.
FREIGHTS-The railroads have adsanced
their rates to Boston to S200 On flour and 60 on
fourth elass. The rates to New 1ork, rhiladc1-
phia znd Baltimore, however, are unchanged
PROVISIONS PoRK.-In better demand
and frmer. Sales were :-5T5 bb1s city packed
mess in three lots, ut s1o50, free Of storage till
1st Of May; 600 bbls city packed mess at SO IS.
free OF storage till 1et Of May. ENGLISH MEATS
Scarce and arm-sa1es shnde higher, as follows:
250boxes Short Rib Midd]es at t5xc; 2co boxes do
at SIC; $50 boxes do at 54c. BuLK MEATS
a,90pca. city cured Hams, at Axe loose; 5000 Bs
country Shoulders at SIC packed 15o bbla Picked
Hams at $1,000. LARD-Firm. Sales, 110trcs and
bbls prime city Kettle at 6Ic; a50 tres steamrcn
dered Lard at 6%c.
FLOCR-Receiyed, 1895 bbls. Market dull and
1Oc lower. Sales, 100 bb1s Home Mills ~ spring
extra at $3.50; 100 bbls good spring extra at
$3s5 % bbIs "Be1oit Mills y in sacks at St.15;
100 brls "Lillian," delivered, at $4.a5 100 brls
"Loclport Hydraulic onp.t,
WHEAT Received, 4,424 bu. Market opened
dull and declined 1@176c, but rallied slightly to-
wards the close. Sales were 40, 600 bu No
Spring at T5c-4c storage; T. 500 bu do at 75>c-ac
storage: H. GEO bu do at 7Gc &c storage 25,cQ0 bu
| No 9 Spring at 70c-4c storage; 4.Wo bn do at
| 1nAc-4c storage; 4.0o0 bu do at Ttc-4c storage.
CORN-Receiyed, 5,S73 bu. Market for Corn in
store very dull and neglected Sales, TOO bu Mixed
! in store at a4c-2c storage New and old Corn Oh
! track are in good demand. Sales 400 bu old al
a3c; 4G0 bu do at a2Ec; 400 bu new at 29c-al1 II
bulk on track.
OATS Received, 1,70s bu. Market firm. Sales
500 bu choice by eauple ct a3c delivered.
RYEReceiycd, 256 bu. Market du11. Sales
400 bu No at 39c on track.
BAHLEY-Receiyed, ,233 bn. Market stead,
and firm. Sales. 500 bu very good at 49c deliver
cd 800 bn good at 45c on track; 20 bags do at A.
on track 30 bags fair st DC On track; II. bag
do at 3sc On track : 400 bu at 37kc on track.
uIGHWNEs- Market opened dull and lower
bat closed firm and NC higher. Sales we're; S
brls at 1s5c; 100 br1s at tic; 100 brls at 1615c-
| closing with good speculative demand.
| CLOVER SEED-Scarce and firm Sales 13 bg
prime at $4s5; 40 bu do at Sassy; 10 baga do q
$4s0
TIMOTHY sEED-Du11 and dropping sa1es
Is bags very extra at ST 10; Is bags good at S165
Is bage at $1.Go.
FLAX sEED-13 bags good at 81 IS; Il bu YET
choice Uor seed at SITS.
BEANS-25 bgs prime mixed at S195.
| BROOM CORN-4 tons medium brush at $500
BuTTER-A pkgs choice frkin at 10Kc.
EGGS-1T brIs fresh at 8Hc; L. br1s do at s
packers connt,
PoUETRE-C Chickens $20o@a Is q doz.
POTATOES Mixed S5@4lc; choice Nesha1
, noeks bDc.
H1DEs-Dry flint 13K@14Hc; Green aalted e.
. l61c; Green country 54@5Hc.
TALLoW--5O brls prime packing house at X
DRESSED HOGS s-Receiyed 174. Market d
clined 1oc Sales Is hogs In lots at $3.50, disidi1
: | on 900 tbs.
.. BEEF CATTLEReceiEed $50 head. The su
| ply Of good Beef Cattle continues moderate 81
| the market Is firm. Both packers and Gorernme
' | con4xaefnra ara frea hurers Salas .Eere.
, 1862-03-28
COMMESRCTAI,
THURSDAY. March 81.


There was a fair attendance on Change today,
and although the general markets showed no i'm
proyement, there was rather more activity.
In Provisions there was considerable movement.
At yesterday decline in Hess Pork, there was
quite IN active demand. and about 1,1GG bri5
changed hands at SO .75 free of storage till
the 1st OF May. At the inside quotation there
was an active inquiry, but there were but few
buyers at $1e.T5. There WAS also an active DE-
mand for English MiddlcE, and upder very light
supply the market rnled a shade hisher-with
sales 2of 600 boxes Short Rib MiddIes at
5A@5Ec. Bulk meats were quiet and neglected,
with sales Of $500 pcs city Hams at 4Ac loose,
and small parcel Of country-cut Shoulders ut SIC
packed Lard was in good demand and arm-with
Gales Of $50 pkgs at 6Ac for stcau,-rcndered, and
65c for small lots of kettle There is fair inquiry
for round lots Of the latter at &C. but the offerings
every Light.
There was good demand for Beef Cattle, and
the market was firm at $25eG3.35 for common to
prime shipping Live Hogs were dull and easier
with sales at $2S5@3.15 gross. Dressed Hogs de-
clined 1re-with light transactions at $330 and
$500, dividing on 200 lbs.
The -four market was dull. and We note 8 de-
cline Of 19c per brl-with trifing sales at $3.50
AIS for good to choice spring extras. The ad-
Fauce In ra1lfoaQ 1tc1SALS TO BosE0Q [e1dcQ 10 de-
press the market somewhat.
The Wheat market opened extremely fiat, aud
prices declined 1D14c per bushe1, at which there
was more activity, and towards the close the mar-
ket rallied and improved slightly. About 6o,0oc
bushels Of all grades changed hands, at T5D76c fol
No Spring, and 1r@71c for No 3 spiing-clozins
| weak at the outside hgnres,
/ The Corn market was very dull, and loTer-wltE
few transactions, ut 24c for Mixed in store subject
| to &c storage. There were very few buyers, ant
| little OF no inquiry at any price. Oats were it
fair demand and firm, with triing sales at 23c de
| liyered. Rye was neglected. Barley was in ycr,
| active demand, and firm.
| The market for Highwines opened extreme1.
dull with light sales at 1674c; but as soon as thu
ton, Indicating that there would be no tax 1eviei
/ on wines in store, the market rallied, aud sale:
were effected at 17'@17< <c-closing firm.
| There was an active demand for Clover Seed
but the supply WAS very light, and the market wa
| inactive-light sales being made at g. SCOT 55
Timothy Seed was dull, with light GALES at SIG
| 91.70. E1ax Seed wac sold at S1.55.
The railroads leading to the eeaboard have bce1
obliged to advance the rates Of freight toBoston t.
$2c0 On -four and $f.00 on fourth class, in conse
quence Of the refusal OF the New York railroads II
pro-rata with them. The rates to New York city
Philadelphia, an6 Baltimore, however, are unchang
ed-thc Pennsylvania railroads having come int
the arrangement. OF course the effect will be
virtual stoppage Of ali business for the present
with s'the hub.:'
, 1862-03-28
FINANCIAL AND C0nltIERCIAL.
MONETAR

lAbAS0A1 EshHASt"i 1AaA~A Str AHe~'
The or1y change in financial matters today is
IT. = ss sssss: :s ss It sSsS :.s s s 1ss
and per cent WAS all they would pay. The mar
ket is du11 and very little changes hands on any
terme The discussion Of the proposition by the
New York Banks to resume specie pa7meute,
afd the 'aoandance o1 eoln kno"h 10 DC III tne
-. -, T. ...
N. Z. exchange Is close as usual- The main
source OF supply continues to be the shipment OF
o..+o-, ~nr-arrr Tha 1s.a;n, bon.s ,sr ne,a
eae'cin ~..4ss' Ane ieo>.4@s oae1s9 PA1 P"' "
<c to all but cont1ne sales mainly to depositors
M 5,,no+a fo- r,.,,- .,4;,,, - 1,rh+
Luz oe1a ~, Aones eoneanue9 very nsu1.
Currency, notwithstanding the ls5ge amounts
.resen+ s,,ooatio, ~ 1ns;1ass 1snsa-s 5as;roh1s
pA~seAs .S'"stoA IL LUZ .eae AeAoe'' es'Aeo1e
paper ior discount exceedingly SCARCE bankers
have euternbuudance of means at present but
are "atass aopetaaS the opening o1 the stfaats
to produce an active demand for It.
MuwxrFEE-The following is from the Sentinel
,fthfe roorr.,-.
Vi -, aAe 'S'A1 neAAAos. -.,.....
The money market remains precisely as heret9-
i.,+t ~ a. Isasa4 - af r,ar. hne eEn
1a@e. Basi.sess is qniet and lie demaad for noneY
very moderate. Treasury notes are IN good re-
quest al Il premium The efokere pay n. " e
4uole'
New York Exchange. .x@Z prem. K prem.
Specie. :,;;.:.-.......lX &9sK =,
CHcrs.11-The Gazxtte Of the 9Th says;
s.- uo1 ~ ,.. wv ~
e oaefate demand io5 money. VIII 1an snp
, 1862-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PREPARATIONS At DETEo1T.-The Detroit Ad-
rertissr Of yesterday, contains the following:
1t is stated by parties recently from the shore Of
Lake Huron, that water Is not Tisible far up as
Point Aux Barqne. and unless some warm weather
should IN Tor the next ten daEs there not much
10th or the 18th Of next month At Fort Gratiot
the ice il piled up to great height, and but little
passing from Lake Huron.
The Steamer seabird will, on Saturday, make an
effort to reach Fort Huron, and points on Lake
Huron as far as the ice will permit. She takes
Boat boat at present @ bui1ins il M a Newport m TIE Sea-
bird has been elegantly fitted out Tor the Chicago
and Lake Superior route She will. however: as
sae G ts fne ~ We
take her departure as above noted She will be
commanded hy Capt. Dougall: an old an ezperienc-
ed officer.
, 1862-03-28
PraEas1onR in Cincinnati,
TFrnr& tho prfna f4ur4ent QS1

The provision market has been heavy all the
week, and the tendency Of prices downward. 4
saa aa Ea1 hora
rather firm, and prevented them from pressing
their stocks on the market in such a way as to
though light, has been enough to keep the market
heaTy and to depreta prices from day to day. The
demand noticed in our last, induced more arnaneea
ard alight advance was asked for bulk meats
but this ffzmncss soon yielded to q desire to sell
and CONCESSIONS were made to meet buyers. from
mees pork we're offered at $l0-50. Bulk pork at 8
and 4Hc. and bacon at 35zc. and &C., without buy
ers. Bulk hams DC, and smoked SC aud nominal.
Rnmp pork sB@7, according to quality, and prime
$1.5G@8. .a5, the latter without heada, and these
rates are nominal. except for snsa. cured hams.
with good demand ut &c for prime, and 8&c for
head and gut, holders generally asking H@4c
higher Prime in kegs may be quoted at iA@7Hc.
, 1862-03-28

Philadelphia Cntt1e Market--11areh "a
The offerings Of beef cattle, reached nearly
1sco head this week at Ph1ups's, including 100
head taken to New York and 61 tons to Baltimore.
The remainder were disposed Of at about previous
rates, ranging from 81 to 50, mostly at 750D8.50
to the 1G0 ts for fair to good and prime quality.
Hogs--The arrivals were large, ne1r $500 head
in ali, and prices were rather lower The sales
include 1855 at ,InhoH's at $525@5.75 for still,
$5.5nQ6.q rs for corn feed. and 1850 at the Avenue
Yar6, ut S5.75R625 the 100 fbs net.
, 1862-03-28

Editors Tribune:-
An individual calling himself Jack Shep-
pard, and protesting to have been second
trainer to John Motrissey in bis Pugilistic en-
counter with Heenan, arrived in our city few
days since, proposing to Talk one hundred re-
aforesaid individual proved to DO an impostor
Of the grossest cast. Out Of the one hundred
ury Of forty-elght hours sleep. He left Us On
Sunday night, after contracting all the debts
possible, accompanied With consldoFao'e prop.
impostor il now in your city, and msy eudeay-
or TO repeat his 69indllug operations there or
elsewhere we hope, for the benefit OF the
community at lArge you VIII give this IN insez.
ton In yours Of to morrow. Yours,
.::' JUSTICE.
, 1862-03-28

The return from the Bank of Englaud for the
week ending March S. gives the following results
when compared with TIE preyions week:
Rest !e8 $50, 30 Increase 83al ,518
Public deposits..-..- 67h5 ISL. Increase 932 4s3
Other deposits. 13 1918 Decrease 29s a35
:: On the other side Of the account:
Gover'ut securities Eli a10, ,6l.+ No change.
Notes unemployed. 8,941 ,695. Decrease 510,745
The amount Of notes n circulation is ea0 $50 $50.
being an increase Of te483, 40; and the stock Of
ing q decrease Of @s75,161, when compared with
the preceding return.
, 1862-03-28

~ The pro-s1gye,y Domocrats, who are
about ready to drop Gen. Mcclellan as their
candidate for the Presidency, will mske their
aed rally upon Geu- Ha11ock.
, 1862-03-28
MARINE LIST.

PORT OF CHIC GO.
ARRIVED. March 26.
Schr Trico1or, Petty. St Joseph. . II lumber.
Schr Belle Stevens, Brown, st Joseph 90 eds wood
March q.
scow Kcwaxcum, D1odgett, St Joseph, 80 m lun1b.
CLEARED. ..-.... March 26.
Schr Trico1or, Petty, St Joseph.
Sclir Belle Stevens, Brown, st Joseph.
Schr Grape Shot, Chandler, Grand River.
, 1862-03-28

bill. This Is duplicate t11ation and ts well ca1cu-
latea to produce IN: immense amount Of difficulty
aud{SWiuf1inx.r
, 1862-03-28

To AGENTS AND CAEvAssERs We will guaran-
tee our Union variety Envelopes to give better
satisfaction than any Other put up. The best
stock of maps. charts aud Union goods in the
West. Send for catalogue, to F. A. Thomas, F.
O. Boz 1858, Chicago, I'll. meh12-2w
, 1862-03-28

The following is q statement Of the business at
the Clearing House for the week:
C1earings for week ending Mch. 1E.. .$t1s a5T 97e5
- IS. Mch. a.. lis, SIG. .331. .05
Balances for week ending Meh- 15.. 7,37o,2 ,2a7.69
~ -- Mch. o9.. 7794,651.1
, 1862-03-28
7Aotels.
p . . L E 81 0 q s E
~

This HoteI IS now open for the accommodation Of
q gpests 1ts i9cs4oa oa Je1ieEson a!eaue and Raa
u tie most a1rT and egttfnl In the ctr and cove
nIent 70 ail the Rairoada The entlre krngeusns Of
the hfat horaes IN the cornt and is farutsded Ia the
pest stSe ne unde1HEned having been she nrsf ana
CtJ the La f1e1Te House Philadelphia and the Rlea'
nond House. Ghie%Eo The reputation of these Aoteis
greaI5 OF the BIDDLE HOUSE Will meet E1th ~ ne
comforts Of home and good attention AZ node1Ase
ChalEea-
j, & 4. q. TARER,
uhs1n56sx PROPRIETOR