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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
TROOP s WAN TED

T AM authorized by the Secretary at War to receive by E companies Regiments of Infantry and two Compa- ae. of Artillery for service in the Indian country and es.he The government prefers o raise companies for ta war and furnishes alrh only those that enlist tbar lime anes furnishing their te pveI ,r t,c if that is prefued. Armed vi, in theiy oWn counties, they organizad Ipan5 cap4paniaa will receive and have thsm must cred in m m aut manner sO9ra as am in possession of arms m them As fast as conn ans are mustered in and equip ned tv win be conveyed or marched to head quarters m he Greek euulfy Arei o5mpanies will e provided with better arms as raj iy tAey furnished by the govern mcut.
 Until mY return tho Stlt offers of companies may be nadr o Charles V. Aaans of Helena Sho will see that thy mustered n equipped and marched to head quar- tCr-
 le determination Northern Sttes to subjugate requr south pGJ forth sll its energies and cf on every man Hn0 bear ofr his services Ii the country anI prepare by drill and dscipiae for the Spring cam paig, perhaps Ter earlier service n the field.
 ALBERT PIKE,
 Brig Ge1. Prar. -1y1ny, C $ A~
 Com. Dep't Qf IEdiass TcrTttory. Ian ? 1892 ew
 Washington Telegraph Helena Shield Fort Smith Herald ana Van BureA Press copy for four weeks.
 WILL te at the places upon the days stated peow for the purpose e-aer of recruiting such companies then 7e organ zad Gen. Pse's command. giving such aid and Information ] touching such organizations. addressed to at said points shall have gf l rrpuf .ffp
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
TEE STATE OF ARK. .<NsAs'
Q701 RaWard

ygT EREAS II has this day been made 'on WI 10 ne " Governor. that BEN AMIN MARSHAhL. ,nn.dar ind ctd m th4 circuit court of Mad son county for Wutder on tn nigh uf the Z5i Nyember last broke jail at ~ villa Arkansas and fed and is now running at large Therefore I. HENRY T. RECTOR, Uoyernor of the Stat of Arkansas by V the authority in ye-ted by law, do hereby offer reward of Ti0o HUadred Dollars to any rcrs nll m and deliver the said Benjamin Mar shall to the sheriff If Nad county, Arkansas, in order tlat ins'ice uay be ll6 and tie laws executed. In testimony wh repf have hcrennto set my hand and h. M caused the the State of Arkansas to be affixed
 at Little iocb this the 2lth day Of Dc, 4 D. 1891
 II. M RECTOR. By the Governor:
 JolS l. S3lEMAN, Secretary of State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
IT Q TT c E

LOUISVILLE KT. Oct. 30th, 1s61 WYE leg leave o advise friends and correspondents w in te Confederate states, tht our Mir Samuel G"yn has lay his residence p InanrntIy te Memphis lehn' t f M taa they RH please direct all communications. Address, :5 oloHs GARYlN, BELL & Co,
 AemDhis, TSnr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16

THIS is to certify that have been afflicted with granula- tta Sore Eyes for some two years and my vision was was terr. of twenty steps. and after 1 commenced using Nr w. Butchers remedies, and placed myself under hlS trearnfnt took my gun l. eight days hter me treat
 c+ ,ys insttl.ed and killed squirrel, and that since tb time have entirely relieved from all acute and symptoms and have been able to see as g7i as n1tr couJ Eonid therefore take pleasure in recon- r49dng all those who singnary afflicted to try his euedes md r ament without any hesitaoH believing IL to 'N J. NJ. D. PARK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-16
BN the NtNtfltt.
 JOIN l. SHERMAN, Secretary of State.
N OTrCE E

Dr-cIPu5S-sai Benjamin Nershall s about 43 years of re il,n.l does not appear be 50, low and heavy sci i- c0Yipl. 1i. .n, vith red sandy hair -Taly 7. leoz. 2 ow
, 1862-03-09

SATURDAY. EVENING, March s, 1867
IROFlslOSS-MEss PpRK-3a0 bsls extra
heavy clty.packed at Sits: 100 brls Hampton
packed at Slit BULK MEATs-a4, 900 ns Hams,
IN ca ska. couutry-cured at 4Ac: $4,000 lbs Shoul
derz, in casks, country at axe; 1000 ts
country cured Shoulders at SIC, loose ENGLISH
MEATs-100 bxs Short Bonclcss HIiddles at 6..c
LAnD-quiet. Sales. 50 br1s prime city kettle at
&c; &c pigs No. Lard at 6a{c.
FLoCR-Receiyed, 1904 brls. Marke: entirely
neglected and nominal. No transactions, except
to the retail trade, at s4ee34 = for choice Good
Spring Extras held at $3eo@4eo.
WHEAT-Rcceivcd. o4e bu. Market dull and
unchanged. Sales, e,Ge0 bu No Spring &c etor-
age) at 79kc: 1000 bu do (s38c storage) at faHc
14e0 BIZ do &c stoEage) at &c; 5o0 bu do at 75zc
3.ete bu do at ss1:e; 5000 bu No Spring &c
storage) at 75kc; 5000 bu do at 7sc; 1,5oo bn do
a! sse: a5eo h1 Rejected {sc sto.age) at Gle.
Basged Wheat ecarce and In good demand bv
mille1e. Salcs. $50 bu good No in bnIk at 76c On
track.
CORH-Receiyed, 1886 bu. Market frm, Sslea.
$500 bc Mixed IN etosc &c etorage) at askc; 5000
bu do at s4c; eco bu do 4c storasc) at a3sc 7oo
In Rejected (3c stozage) at 1sKc.
New Ccrn In good demand. Sales, 1000 bu q.
&c IN bulk On track.
OATS Received, 400 bu. Market stead7, Sa,cs
5000 bu No at a0Ac delivered at cara.
Received, 1884 bu. Market neglected and
nominal at 43c.
BARLET-Received, 3,61S bu. Market firm,
Sa1ss, 1856 bagg prime at &c; s5o2 bu fair at &c
4o0bu do at 47e; 80 bu do ut 4sc-- all on track.
Received, 9s7 brls. Market de
, 1862-03-09

Total -......- 1Ge2 1S55 a93 4O;91 554n s53so
There was fair attendance on Change today
but the leading markets were quiet, and the busi-
ness transacted was light.
The receipts of1Icgs, live and dressed, amounted
to ASA. Under this increased supply, as well as
owing to the mild weather, the market was dull
and d5ooping-and prices Of dressed declined 1877.
&c per 1C0 bs-with sales nj S3.a5@3 70. The
shippers. owing to the weather, were mainly out
OF the market. Live Hogs were also dull and we
note further decline Of 1oc per 100 s-with sales
ut ss.9c@3. TO gross.
The demand for Provisions ia comparatiyel7
light, and the market is quiet. There is some in
quiry for round lots Of well known standard brands
at $11,50, but holders are asking t175R1a 90.
Miscellaneous parcels arc dull and neglected. To.
day lot Of 800 lls extra heavy city packed chang
cd hands at $11.75, and 100 sls country packed at
$11oo; but buyers do not generally offer over s11-
50 for city and $1Q.5uGp10.T5 for country. Bulk
is very triaing. and the transactions to-day com
priscd only few lots Of country cured at Axe for
Hams. and 3.z@34lc for Shoulders. Iard Is mac
tiye-holders Of prime city asking &c. The demand
is exceedingly light.
The Flour market continues dull and entirely
nominal. Wheat VAS quiet, and without anY
material change in Prlces-with light sales at 7S5<
@79Ec for no. Spring, and 7s3734c for No. 2
Spring according to the date OF the rcceipts,
Corn was in fair demand, and frm-with lsht
salcs at 2S14@as4c for Mixed in atoEe-accordine
to the receipts. Oats were steady, with sales Of
500 bushels for shipment to Southern Illinois at
s0Ac delivered at care. Rye was neglected Bar
ley was activc and firm at 4sGl5oc. Timothy seed
was in good demand and firm st 31.75@1 So
Clover Seed steady. Hishwiues were quiet and
easier with sales at i9Sf9Dc
, 1862-03-09

NEW YORK, March s--CoTTox- Market fIrmer
mi1diing uplards.
hardly 90 firm Sales 1910 bbls at $55.355z5.5o
for super state: $555G5e5 for extra state;
$500 tor super; $500 a.for common to medium
ext1a round hoop olo. and s. ior otaade trads
Sranas ,, 3 Ma1Sst closing ,foepig Canadian
steady with small eales Ss.as@a25 for range of
fine and super. Corn meal quiet and unchanged,
5s1ssoa, 5sTssy st Y39 ,o Grandzwins ind
Wmsk9-Market without decided change in
prizes, bnt closed somewhat heavy. Sales e55 brls
PEovIs,oSs-Pork- little more doins, chiefly for
future delivery. Market generally without deci-
ded change s ., salss a@e 6ra At Si3ss5Ls for
Included in sa1cs are 2G(D brls mess, deliverable
n 9ans s 1R E t. E Bss5 Tnlss ztSady sEs @
e. st sS5 M az: s. 5sPasEeq
beef hams 1uiet and unchanged. Gu: meats steady
It It 4H@5e for shoulders s.: l7c for hams. Sales
1 sha a 5a;ea assn Fass: s At fefs
es?sa es se7ss 81: fsE ef % Ss*ts5e ss
Sea- bfessea os ia I
tiye demand, bnt without Important change in
Rss Ts3ss 'e ss ea es 5s5ss oe @ e
State. Cheese quiet, Naa7c-
GRAE.-Whelt, nothing Of Importance dining.
Market dull and entirel: nominal. Sales Of a])
bu spring state ct $1.a5; red L I $t.43
Rye dull. Sales Of $500 bu at e0ls5c Barley
very firm and prices tending upward; the whole
range il s1@90c. Within few days, 10000 bn
California have been sold at prices ranging from
Tc76c, and 2s C00 bu Eiatea at S1Gtssc. Corn about
1c lower; rnther more doing for export Sales
81, Goo bn at 59&62c for mixed western in store
61@62c del, and Soc for new southern yellow Oats
rather more steady at aGI74.c for western, Cana
dian, Jersey and state
GRocERIEs.-Sugar raw inn. but quiet; sales s.
hhds Cuba at 61s@ISNc- M1lasses qnict; sales q
hhGs Porto Rico q: 23c; and Is hhd5 Cuba Nusco.
vado at Csc.
Money market shade easier. with fair business
reported: f@7 per cent for loans Oh call and pcs
cent for discounts on prime paper. Sterling exch
closedquiet at 111G21lsk for merchants and 112H
G112aal for bankers bills. American gold lower
and moderate business, l.: prem California guld
has declined TO- 2G21s per cent PREM Govern
lnent stocks quiet and hrm; $50 treasrry notes
at 99k@99;s: :; demand notes quoted at pac
sTocKs-Iighez and closed strong. with mode
rate business c & q 631.: II s. P D G II: II &
PD G 1st 7S1i; G & T 461: II std 4s}{: II $ a,
b37 81 c 561s; Reading 42t:: 7 s; Wabash Is,
BIDS 5l3s; Cunlb pfl faaf; Pac Mail 9a: n $50
Erie 355t; do pfd 59Ls, s 10; Ifuas BIZ: Amarl-
I S Is ~ coupons S: U S Us 81 925@ Z S IS i;
eoA4; 5 Is 81 rcgd 921s; do 81 coupons 92ss-
, 1862-03-09

ScoTcu REG1NEST.-Th Scotch Regiment,
Col Cameron, Is filing up rapidly ,as evidenced
by the fact that thirty one men to be added to
its ranks, arrived at Camp Douglas on Wed
ncEday last. They were for Captain Mont.
pnmery1s cnmray1y
, 1862-03-09
Cincinnati nI2rkexs--Marcil 7.

There wae f.sner feeling in the market for the
lower grades Of -four to-day, and superfne sold at
at The close. Whisky declined 10 1sslc- There
vas a fair demand for wheat and the market vas
firm at sG99ac for prime red, and 9sc@Sl-0 90 for
co white. Corn active at Sic. with IN upward
tcnaescy. Oats eteadJ at sse. Tish. pressed
bay ADVANCED =oe. closing At si45o@15 %
The psoyieion market was inactive AID
holders were moro free to sell. Good brsnds OF
city mesa pork were obtainable at Sl1.75. Batk
for shoulders. ManufactureIs are taking the low
grades Of lard pretty freely at 6x@6xc Tor hesd,
and 6sz@61sc for gut, but there is no. much in
quiry for pine One lot Of prime country in tier
ees eold as 7c Small sales Of bacon 1t Go for old
clear sides: 85sc for clear do. aAd 63<c for new
hams There Was more business In groceries in
the jobbing way. but prices were Unchanged
Clover seed is In good do0aznd Ut t41o On arrival
-Hdze{e. Saturday.
, 1862-03-09

The MISTAKES OF EDUCATED alzS.-A Ice
ture, delivered by John S. Hart, L. L. D., in
which you layc the condensed wisdom Of
candid, active and phiiosophlc mind, and the
natural experience Of nearly twenty years Sue
cessful supervision Of the celebrated High
School in Philadelphia, has been received by
McNally l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, WHO has
also Lcs1ies7 Mammoth, Double Illustrated
Newspaper for March 18th, which he sells ut
the usual rate Of 10 cents each.
, 1862-03-09

NAAShoV. 4A41lu3 t]u
Editors Chicago Tribune:
GEEkTLEMES-I take the opportuuity ac
forded b} your unfortunately too well ground
ed assertions. in list Wednesdays issue,
on the state Of OUT river and its probable pesti
lcntinl consequences. Having had business
yesterday on West Adams street, and living
on East Adams street myself, forgot, what
that the longest way round was the shortest
way home," I directed my course across
the ice, but near the middle OF
The river, Tie ice gave way, and I went
total submeTsion; but I ASSURE assnFe you'
most UNDECIDED, through lie stencil
Of disturbed rottchness with which was near
~ snfoGatet. kept one help, j. G., my wife,
who tells me may as well burn my clothes,
move one perceptible iota OF their fragrag-
raEcc. 4 little incident like the above, often
makes Il man think, and think ther. is some
thing southern in subjccting the health, aye
the lives Of thousands to the monopolizing ot
our river banks by these capitalists who infest
fkcM, ]uEt as our Southern States are the VIC
TINS Of few thousand slave owners.
l consider your statement Of our having
good wafer sometimes, Slightly inexact. You
are aWarc that fetid water or hot, like hot air
to cold, has not the gravity Of cold, pure
water, consequently, Il north wind is sooner
opeyeu W loui walter, WINCH las been driven
north By a contrary wind, than by the heavier
and pnrer, which as q natural sequence, is left
far out Of our reach.
The fact is that really pure water never en-
te1s Cur supply pipes. It you drink glass OF
lake water twenty miles from shore you will
compare it with. Chicago water as the choicest
Tennerifie- may be will our Chicago logwool
port! The citizens Of St. Louis OF Cincinnati
think themselves blest it they have not more
than one-eightl, mud in their wafer; our case
is similar. When our lydrants are not dis
gorging fish in myriads, or mud with it,
Which may bc = seen every day in he yearMwe w s
think our water pure nectar. Your Influence
exercised, will confer uniaestimable benefit
on our city. Yours truly, SCRIBE,
, 1862-03-09

AGooD C1r1zES GoSE.-Wi11ia,n II. Dewey.
OF the d1m Of Dewey & Tod, the well known
dealers IN coal and iron, died at his residence
on Indiana street, on Friday morning, at =
O'Clock. Mr. Dewey, between his dcyotion
10 his onlness and TO his family, had but little
time TO give to public affairs, hence. ont Of
naslnees circles, he vas not widely known ::
but among The truly excellent and substantial
citizens Of Chicago he was in tho front rank
as merchant, as liberal and Intelligent citi-
zen' and rs Christian gentleman, he had no
superior In the church to which he belono-
ed, and the doctrines OF which he illustrated
pE bla1neless life, in the business relations ot
tne city, md in The social circle which l,c
adorned, his loss will be kccn1y and deeply
1eitt His remains are to be buried from t,,f
residence OF the family, :>ss1 Indiana street, al
2o'clock this day, Sunday.
, 1862-03-09
!. A. Gard.
F3.k4Nn

a In the account Of tue evening session Of the
9uency," Aad myself placed in 3 fl,s sa1d. naai.
ton before the public did agree to meet
one Of the Board Of Supervisors at The s1l ~
gestion Of Mr.. Supervisor House, at Q O'Clock
r, NJ, for the purpose Of explaining tic mt.
Ter dnect. l nsd attend at tue Supervisors
had adjourned. I did not attend in the eve
ming az I was not aware that the Board held N
evening session. am ready 1t ali times to
explain my Official conduct aud pay my Uabfl-
itirs. Cirrus ExELDR, Constable.
Chicago. Mach 9. 1859,
, 1862-03-09

hntcba-. .r5 t,e n,a-Sst :. 49, ~, sas.p "
tca he To.n.~ao 1a.a ,sa.at.,, s.1oss''' ~.
so1a \, ee-. <74''7 49, @OS' "eAs
Tberc was a, oct;ra don,,ra fo- x,.zp,o n..,
rra+t1o ,,v s1,5,,,,ors .,,a
firm. Int thcir heevcs ,vcrc ;1,,,1 and noa1aotaa
n1 --.-,.-e1 ..ss. ~ ,..... 49, - AS5'es.s"-
wards was be1ow thosa NJ 1,e+ ,vcc1 ons th7-
- @' "~.A' 03u 'nAs ee''u-
u ~ 1eAucf lnc market 1or reallF prime stock
firm.
, 1862-03-09

when shipped By all rall.
Rates 10 Dunkirk, az cents 4 100 lbs less than
to Buffalo, when shipped by all rail.
BEEF CATTLF-As will be aeen by the above
table, the receipts Of Beef Cattle during the week
were very ught-only a6a5, against 6,146 head the
previous week. In the absence of any demand bv
government this week, and less inquiry bypackars,
the market opened rather dull, and the tendency
WAS slightly downward On MI grades; hut yesser-
day and to-day, when it became apparent that
the quantity Of good stock in the yards was COM
parativcly light, buyers became marc anxious
and the market etifened considerably-clo closing at
about last weeks prices on the high grades.
Good to prime shipping beercs were sold at 81 80
@s225 and extra eo1d as high as e. 30@33 - one
lot, which sold by the head, yery choice, netting
upwards Of S375 per 1e0 lbs. Packing Cattle were
sold st sa5cG3.C Co for medium to prime; but COM
mon stock Cattle were dull and reslected-the de-
nand being comparatively light, with sales ut 81
@a,39-
LIVE H0Gs-The market closes dull and We
note & further decline to-day Of 1oc per 100 1bs-
showing depreciation On the week Of 150E5c.
To-day S. S. F. White purchased for Reed and
Sherman, packers 41 head Of very choice heavy
Suffolk Hogs, averaging ESQ a,s. at s350-the best
lot in the yards. They were sold By S. Auertou,
Z MIR Cal
, 1862-03-09
Gemi1ag #aebines.
l.. CORNELL & Co.'s
Sewing Machines.

TagseEt & Fairs Patent Wilcox q Gibbs Patent
Empire Patent
All Sewi ing MACHINES in market make one another
ct these three stitches Single Thread Stitch Double
Lock Stitch. (ftom two Common spooIs1: LOCK 5r
Shuttle Stitch lake o. both sdss) Az experience Of
FIVE YEARS in the business and practical knowledge
oferezy Sewing Machine Of any stanlug, 11y warrant
US In saving that &c have bg far the best ssle most
eimnIe and reab;c machines. taking Ali OF THESE
STITCHES No one can lt1y that sach Stitch Is good
when well made and that each in tts place Il preferred
cap gain unp1e]udcea knowledge Of The reaI 5rit
Of t,e different stitches, and have your choice With
parties whatever they wish to sew our Heavy Manu-
are as large aud heavy 81 singers, Willie they raa
fas1eE and With IsE than 2f the noise
and we Een1 Sewing Machines by the week month.
Lady s IN attendance to do all kinds Of stitching
Send rec stamp foz Samples and Circular call aa0
see them at
1873 Lake Street, {up stafrs.}
Address L. CORNELL 4 &C. Box s., Chicago Ii
11v1
, 1862-03-09
METEoRoLoa1cAL--R Range Of Thermometer
for last week, noted By E. L. O'Hara, Drug
gist, No. 30 West Randolph street:


I'H1TED STATES C1EcuIT coERT-Bejors Judge
L317z'hAsoaa:-No: 6t.5- -Onkes Ames rs. Edward
Hamilton ct al: Hamilton and fulton dcfanlted.
and clerk assess. No. 6i2-SBmucl C., Davis ys
John G, Myers ct FL. Default heretofore entered.
2E,a 5Rd p,s saeEk aszeas ~ 6s1.LeNis Tsppan =.
SUPERIOR CounT-Be}oTs Judges Higgins, Good
60 & Milwaukee r. +: Co.; parties and jury pres
u aSausF e as saEq
Motion for new trial by defendant o7erruled and
}aasRt and on ys5st sdMt tpsd dl,G @
security to be approved by the court, within 81
days. Bill Of exceptions to be fled in 80 daye,
~; ~, 54ss-Ains KS. Dickson. Motion for q new
Circuit CouET or Coon cousrr. Before yadge
4anie77e.- 7s4-Francis Goodman IL. Cha1lee
sufHeiency of appeal bond No 4sEalbert jour
ney, Jr., r. Edwin r. Morse ct al. Suit dismissed
At plaihnt19 pahdn1 costs N9 Gyohn s. Campbell
County, Illinois; Continued at plaintiffs costs
No. Charles D. Bickford. Is. Wendell r.
Kins III Defendants ,sithdFaw al pleas now On
the stipulation and general issue fled herein,
together with the agreed state ment Of facts,
ard arc evidence taken under advisement. No.4a7-
Masters report Confirmed, and order for sale.
q = zct asiss o5ei 9s esnEtsa: ds5 @s @
Nos. Il 4s6 Il 4ss Motion to set aside Judgment
entered By confession. No. 566--Rohert Y. Ken
III
at plaintiff 8 costs. No. C9a-Gilbert G. Davidson
rs shnbal {: Childs. Jr.i demurrer to declaration
Ssstaaned Hdaga ~ e 4 3s7chanesry Geo Magui5c
Junction bonds On payment Of costs.
"Tn1R Is MI DocToR."-Wc occasionally come
across chance and unsolicited notice Of some
well established medical remedy which conveys
more than the most elaborate notice. 4 case in
point occurs in the following extract from n r.
Eilis's description Of i visit to Washington Ir-
wing, ut Sunny Side. 1.-THE honored invalid CON-
planning little Of hoarsenes. in his voice, men
tioned to him an alleviate had lately CHANGED
upon myself for a similar trouble-asking acc1-
dentai1E for some help to my hoarzrncse in an
apothecaIT shop, and getting 1ozenge with q
most mysterious name. which had since found
an inyariable throat dccpener for three notes in
the gaulut. contrfyed to call to memory the Os-
saHatamytic inscription Oh the box, { Browns
Bronchial Troches, } and WAC amused with the
afcctionate play yfulness with which Mr. Irving call
cd On one Of his ncees, {e1plaining aside this is
my doctor, to remember the name Of the medl-
cinc.''
CAUTIoN.-As there are many limitations, ask
for and obtain only ttB707cns Bronc3ial 7,uches ::
which BY long experience have proved their value
having received the sanction OF physicians gener-
ally, and Testimonials from eminent men through.
out the country.
rE Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uoy1s
"Ca1 On Dunlop, sewen & &spalding for Printing!
nov11-h22ily
For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
60 to Cook l. Mclean, a8 DearboEu-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. feb2f-lF
, 1862-03-09

4 KTILLERY AND CAVALRY
n OFF1CEEs-Aae extra aice lot Of sanzcE Belts
sGG Seshea. Sabre Knots snd S;s'sr= Real BucE5Ein
Dress Gauct!ets. Also Infantry Field and Line OF
~ and Ponds EesoITers and Percussion Cafts1dses:
Shoulder s:top= BIgles Is &C.. all sold TsEy cheap
oyer The United sts:es Express Otscs. oc1a1y
, 1862-03-09

The market is more active, from a pressure to
sell through the auction room. 4 large Offering Of
French woreteds was INSIDE. and sold at low prices.
6e3Gg n pnl Of Last ycarz PoatIon Io Es9sh
zstes ase depressed Dress silks are mnca in
proved. and importers dnd the 5smand increasing,
Ribbons are more active, both plain and fancy.
British goods arc less active. Prices have passed
taeit highest point for cotton goods; a0dthe state
Checks the disposition to buY- The inlortations
arc light, le4s than half Of those Of last ysar at
this TING,
, 1862-03-09
Is and 27 Cedar street, New York;

APPOINTMENT OF GEN. SC,1SER's STAFF
FROM THE EIGHTH ILIISoIs.-First Lieut.. D.
J. Hynes, Of Co. G, Capt. VIM. Il. Mcdill,
Sth Illinois Cavalry has been appointed Pro-
yost Marshal Of Gen. Summers Division,
with orders to report for duty at Headquarters
We take the liberty Of saying, about this mat
tee, that Lieut., Hynes is most efficient and
well disciplined officer, and will do well in the
Regiment in lis new position. Prompt,
alert and energetic, he cannot but give good
satisfaction to an officer like Gen. Sumner.-
alexandria Chronicle
, 1862-03-09
Sales 50 brls at &c; 80 brls at 19kc

ciAcd H@1c. sales 50 brls at &c; 80 brls at 1ec;
20 b11e at 19c.
TIMOTHY SEED Steady. Sales. 15o bn very
clolce at 's,; s6 tags good at $t.75; 10 bags do
at $1.T5.
GLOVER sEED-40 hu good at 1915
UklED FRCIT-1GO eks Ohio apples at 6Ac; IS
hass southern apples at 5azc; 81 eks impaired
peaches at TIC.
TaLLoW-40 brls prime packing house at 77@c.
HlDEs-Dry Flint, 1ssG3l3e; Green Sailed, &C.
Green Country, 51Ec.
BlTTER-Common Roll very Gul at Glec;
Choice. Tit for table, in fair demand at 11Dl2c-
EGGs-Fresh, 17c per doz.
CooPERAGE- Pork Barrels at $50 OIL
track.
DRESSED HOGS Received, ,0as Hogs. Market