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, 1862-01-11

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FLoCR-Received, 4,saa There wss bette,
oelano 1of noaf to-day, but there Is 10 visible i'm,
p-oeeaneat III LIE market Sales were 100 brls
Sooo Nn1te winter cztras at $4.15; 100
oss do at $412H; 149 barrels Red win.
ter extra at $375; 100 br1s aRoctara :,
1oo nr1s Batavia and 800 b11s good round hmm
extras-al at *seo; 500 brls good extras At a. "a
@36o; 800 hrls good extras at sass: 116 br1s
1lpton" Oh PIT; 167 brls s'Home Trade, at 81 n.
q" bFds AEolian'' on P. t.; 200 br1s ATrcafh., fo
at $a40. oo
"Ht-aT-Reeeised, &, ,41 bu. The Market bao
advanced 4c 2 bu- Sales, 400 bu No Red win.
ter IN store at nc; 500 bu No Spring in atore At
'oc; 2eo bu do at oac; 49, coo bu do at 7oxc: ANA
ou NO spr1ns Ii store at Csc; 1900 bu do at 6a{c
W'Eoo hn do at G5;8c7 eco bu Rejected Sprino IN
store At 5Sc; so bags good milling club at M a.,
track; 4GO bags do at 69Hc
tURN-ReeeiEed Il, ,l25 bu Market dn1, ss,oa
o,oo bu mixed in store at 2ass5c, 3oo0 hn 7o a,
sa!37sc. New Corn in store 1c better. Sales ooS
bu at lsc; 1850 bu at 1sx; 1000 bu st 1s.:c. m
bu at 1ec a~' 4'o'o
oATs-Received. a,5s5 bu Market ouict ,od
ffm sales, 200 bu No I at 16c in store.
RYE-Receired, 1,564 bu. Market adranco;7 1<, -
Sales 400 bu No IN store at a3c: 100 bu do at ST.
6AhLE7-Received, s,152 bu. Market nn;et
800 bsgs good st 36c On track.
A1GHWNEs- Owing to the expectation of .
taS On Highwines there Is IN active soccn1atixo
Demand and the market has advanced 1Na:. sa1es
~ ords at 15e; 50 bsls at 16c; 50 brls at Tic. I'm
brls, to arrive ut 15c. WV
ooIIER-Dnl at6@sc for common to good
EGGs-Plenty and dun at 12gloc.
. focLIRf-chiekens s1-oo . doz; Turkeys 4c
= b, ~
GAAE-Prairic Chickens s1s5 q toz; Quail &c
AlDks-Dry Flint 11@11kc; Green saIted s0 |
~. From second hands the latter are du1I at f.
lALLo"-10 tons prime packers at 7s1c. % |
'r1s butchers'a at 74c.
, 1862-01-11
Tnesdsyss New EoKk Catt1s Market,


ming with about s00 baH5cEs On sa5e inc1nafn2 nt
NW sold yesterday, besides about 100 4tata stoSk
a+ e1s over i5om The hard InaFkst Of last week ii
aisr. paIf1caAtty on the sales mada on Monday
and somewhat On the earliest ec5es Of tie day IL
price WAS slightly advanced On tie aTersu1 ~ Il az
11hnesIay 1hss .Hsrs nns ~hs9 beesme general5 gown
on the Hudson Ri7er. 1ailroad. and prohahiT In
head OF local cattle on the Harlem road haei3 ~
nnkn4Tn NH 3a t quantity On The Central New Jersey
Cline It was more dcrt to efecs saIee e 1gs snd o T.
nnonth trade Was extxemaly dnll Ecarfy Iii tta
aock on sale are Of Medium class, such as sell
nelaht Of meal, ,seIlerp sink1Hz OH. No' ne nes
There t. q decided falling off IN the number of
mt slsss bnlloeks; but fortunately for the butch
eezta!n]y haYe to pay m advaGce. The weatherf -
very fine: the g1od1d is coy5red with lew inches
q q enoT, not enough to 1aake good sIefghinz. and
IN the waInest spots, and good many peon,e t a1e
IN the market pAce, bat they are not bu7ers
tap soqEh It. styesa H.sly look proof that It IS
eeE be9 y !e1 e1aeEs zen se1 Il fhs nun
after which one train arrived 1ith as head, Ieay-
4g nearly twice that number atKs expected: so
tnaf the p!ozPeet Of favorable cfc-e of the nar
There Is another circumstance bessde the irrep.
mas aIEfsM Of eattle, which tends TO depress Tie
ns3r nma3Frkst-.sone Of the brokers think: equal to
o. Nesbann i straus, the areest s' Thn7aeaIe a1aa1e
bInyers and. slsaghterers Of eszttler in TIC
sasyi ssiiy; having Killed rom one to two hundred
generally bought Of the catte brokers nnoe mon
four Or ye weeAs time, and it is estimafed that
5nsr rs, liabilities to them are $5at0o or S6Qo05.
patucpiary as Eata1 butcher has also soone M:
N fast team We have no doubt tbat these fs;1-
II 1IeT m5uIe dtoEe7sin this market 81 OF Sc head
sucssed at wheni5 il esen hon the market cl1ses
o~mo1ex. >'e7e'
, 1862-01-11

/ lAstfe Cattle market days have been cbonaa,
.ioAi SUNDAY 10 Thursday and Friday, we give !,
me above table receipts, as stated for the wa,
enohg Jan 10, although it is really only foar f7av
s'nce the date Of our last weekly reyiew.}
BEE sCATTLE.-OHing to tho immense r.
ce1Pts OF logs last week, nearly ali the nact;pe
houeee stopped cutting becf, and operated a1rnoz;
entirely on pork. This took ont Of the Tnar1.o,
several Of the heaviest buyere which eoune5 with
tue 1act That shippers could not get cars tn send
thefT Stock East, rendered the market t1rouobo-,.
tne week extremely dull, and prices fell aoaa5c M,
1oo lbs. Yesterday there Was rather u,orc !,
qn1r5. but the improvement WIS but 1ioht ~
DAY, however, under the diminished receint. .ra
Aso the Light supply Of hogs. the packers beoan tn
my t1eFcebeef Cattle, and this also induced tho
Shippers to operate more freely-under which tbe
market became more active and closed firm With
an upward tendency -1
The quality Of the Cattle in the market ,biz
"eeA' however, IL not as good as for some yeeks
past, and partly to this fact is to be attr,hnt5 49,
oeeune. Ine oalk Of the receipts was from South
ern and Central Illinois and Iowa. ontr far
droTca came in from Missouri. D-overs oon, H..
State sag the good cattle are mostly takan
contractors 10y
The prices paid range from s2G}ms.oo for cooa
to extra choice; $s2s@26o for medium tn Sa;r.
and s1.4a@a00 for common sca11ayaez.
At Shernan's Yards there ,yere aercra1 e,,.,,,..
OF extra choice. Adams, Of Monmouth. MI had
10 very Fat, smooth steers, averaging i s1c ~
which were sold to J. j. Gibbs for c. r a1hea 49,
puscnez, at $2.e0, which WIS the hiehest nrica
paid. except for lot of Eix which Eraro
plcked ont Of lot and sold to C.a4fn
d Co. Tor $500 per 100 lbs. Wiley had a lot of
very fine Southern Illinois etecra 7Vhich 1t.-, -,
, 1862-01-11
War Kumors> aIsE Ehe Grain Yrarket.
ofEuTpPe.

T 10141 sn4 1az1lh 1@sIle 1s1pfEss, Det- y.
Ine nnmentous question Of peace or 77ar, &c
ggosaang 10 the hopes snd fears Of the dar has IN
countries nearest oursown new Immediately foI1o1s
tst se asacat1ons OF British advcea. fasomuch thai
te.a tnAt dnA OF animated market in London
lot Feek. France yct Il well provided
pa, as 81 9seadsanes and her stocks as ven ae ogF
Imn nv IL ges a1hlshed there vii be no safe reckon
esat adva1ce Of aocnt Is On wheat throughout he
nSanas oat ms + not very readily paid, some
g1nm, Holland and Germany show soanewhst En- s5er
rates as An echo to the pacific reports henre ahSt
hds hh1ossaasht bask Venice. Alexandra, aud Odessa
moderate Improvement in the value Of what ii.
f5n9aGn af the latter place there is large accuu
dat1on Of stocks IN g!anary. with vesy open wealth
i5esy at about previous prices, and f us ye fan5
!HaI re coHn2eTs Q tie place tciN continue IN III
Gu cut.Hoac in tie interest or ps1c6 - 1'''A
, 1862-01-11
CHICAGO DAILY mAREN
- fEznA1, EEKhMu, JAu. 10. 1s6

FnnAs, EVENING, jan 10, 1s6s.
F1suslsloNs-Ihsre Is q more active denant.
,of Ness Pork. aad the market is 1a4c higher,
1afo 's also in bestr request and ttrrner. Sales
mete:-z5o p hrls t5asacked Ness Pork st $500
20 or1s DO At 1885, 100 hrls country paebsd do at
@e.!o; 60 brls do at $ssaE 800 tics prime steam
1eAoerea iazd at 671c; 80 tres prime kett1ecnaer-
81 tcolntry), at 6xc; sA3 brls No. Lard at e.. q
Sss f1ck.ed Hans feountty) at s110o On tzaes 20
osls Cumberland Aidd1es, at 4ae.
s1sshD HoGs-Receired, g7n. The chense
u'ae weather this morning caused q drmcr u,xr-
he'no holders generally asked an advance, which
oHfs CID not aeee3e to- and the transaction were
oo1eaoentis very Light. A lot OF 60 gery choIca
sAnea Rere) Was sold at $aoo; but for ordinary
~ ~ ~ neass hogs 1t vas difficult to sell at over
Saso. The sales we're: NN VIA
, 1862-01-11

sales OF No Spring at 7op7ossc and No. Spring
at eo9eske- dosing frln, At the Outside auota:
uohs. Corn was dull and heavy, witt uett
sales at aE995sc for Mixed In store. New
Corn IN stosR was in better demand and
51e advaace Efas paid sales at tsa,ac.
Rye advanced 1zo-sa1es being made at saa9Ec
1or No. IN stoEe. Barley and Oats were unchanged
Seeds we're quiet and unchanged, Hides STEADY;
1alior Vas more act1yc-with .a1es Of city at ~
@7Hc -
.ihere . an 7ctive specnsstfve demand for Hich-
wines. IN consequences Of tts prospect there is7ot
81 excise datJ being passed b. Congress-, md the
market to-dsy was excitea-prices having 3D.
Sanced 1920 y gnllou, with saIes at 1s<ey7- -.
, 1862-01-11

~ In the South Presbyterian Chureb co,-
morning. s. a9fnui tn Ren and JacksS9 e:
zen O'clock Hereafter Divine service " VII, IL d
uapa Snn1ch both morning and eIening st lie
rno5se5 rmkey Professor Haven viii preach In the New
an Wolco:t streets, to.moToT Munda u aa1ana nc 4n
ottend ft9sS A. n. The public orday hvited e
Side 3e qnly frse Episcopal Church On the North
streets Where Divine service Is held At iI1ie m
~ - b. D. TuTTLE, Rector.
, 1862-01-11
From the Det.oit Advertiser. OH ,

~, 0HsasEq Hoas-A na1aed tendency to = IA.
we 99seEVed yesterday and holders Wsra III
eject eafes. The market here a. 4s1s sa % g
4.tf ~ Points around "a -is Heu supplied, and t6is
III s9 s9e present aspectaf tie Weathar
msde of SONG rsu ehotee lots At $s1aX In rs5e sr
@ e.aGea aI 43un. and Inferior lots al $a91 xt a.
pGSfent Ef3n fme Of writing the point
, 1862-01-11

+ n--- $294,Q46 IS
.. b. WOODWARD, Cashier
We dlrect attention to the circulation and co;n
1ens' showing why the Iowa bankghaye 1eter.
tefmaned to continue to pay specie.
NEW ToRK STOCK MARnr-Tba eo11,-r,.
the quotations Of the Stock Market tn-aav. NN'
, 1862-01-11
" 10 to John Jones, u9 Deasboru-st. ana nat
your clothes cleaned and repaired, noV1s
8e 20 Dunlop, sewen l. spald1ns 10. PRINTING.
noVu-kGuly

Ians' fteckles, pimples. candid truth must cav
are enstous clouds that darken beauty's nv.
q classic face, IL sallow who edmiras.
ana at the sight Of blotches Lore rettres."
LADIES' to remove tans, freck1es, pimples sal.
1o"ness, etc. use laird's Bloom If Youat, or
Liquid Pearl 1t gives the skin soft, satin.like
.eAtufe' and 'mparts freshness, smoothness, and
transparency that can only be produced By this in
Fa4uaoie article Sold by Smith d Dwyer, prng-
g'ses and Chemists, opposite the fremont House.
jaS6t
E D. nsco Hilians's celebrated Panorama If
me Bible VII be exhibited Il Metropolitan Ha11
sasn evening thas week; also On Wednesday aud
Saturday afternoons at o'clock 5sno ..
W wedding and Visiting Cards, and splendid
,1one&sxasns. By Il Yankee Card Writer at T1e,nant
'1n16t
Cook d Mclean, ss Dearss7ezn street. ha7o
uaoe tnelr prizes for cleaning and dying aer*s,
e1ss aaev less sl'aa any other house IN the ctty.
, 1862-01-11
HOGS AND PROVISIONS.

oannf-1nerea1a nome On the market, and unde-
Light receipts, the market is firm With n snod f..
nand for prime at $4.0o Fer 100 Ibs.
, 1862-01-11
p QDp8tRta.

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!I At IN
Fruit Dealers, i0e Ranaoipa sErets efss "sSahtsa
.onF oa 65asls aaS8e e sa1sstsa QxstMs d 46 csnta.
EaEIAntd al tteA Orders ffnn1tas % -
~ &f4ended 70. Post 01ra EoT Sox .tet $zts44ss
, 1862-01-11

It Aok. *ne S0ts1e14p R0ER7f9e
= N. -, tusi' Inc naT Fund Conlnltt
I -, o' supervisors viii be at the Sup.
q ,.s". noon' at 10 O'Clock Saturday mo.
1 ,na,r!~. .as "'ses OF fFoiunsees one Heeb
? .--.' -
-sHAKsrEiREAs WHEK-p,1H;o;r1,3;i.p ,,.,,:,1. Ill
. hoshkn.-The Representations s+of the-4sei
: mate drnna at McVicker's this w,eeE; {
5 Proctor. Tftn d. na,aaa. saa ..a.aeo promise
T. known ta1e,,t - 1855 eosss4ot u aefetofofe u
| birbesf +-aes. .aaea .e'-.seaaae15 atzpted totl
! herein, in ler act;1t, 1tt,, :, natal
bearing aud power T. 49, auass nlsnlty
; baton Of The and;ansa: = Esln' ~ ~ u me appr'
lst Thursday evening ~ va sas ~ eshs w1.n .ag'
aes Lady Macbeth, on Tuesday eTenfn5 hr
aet 49, n.a nonsaoly .ay commented upon; the fir
r. eno lhe mad scene Particularly. Mis-
.a.sua .el mas been here but a few months NJ
a " INC press, but slWay8 gaining /
os VAN tne audience. not only for her artis
-. metaI outas Lady Of worth. As she pro
acknowledgement for ;7ara,s1,.a ,.o. ~ -ece'7e one ae
--o --Eeo p"'"sfs" .'.
DAR1es FOB 1s62.-McNany g. Co.. 81 Dear
Do1" ht5eet, nave just received their secoc;
supply OF those Turkey 1nor1occo rove,pf
pocket diaries for 1859. The aesostanent :.
regard to sizes is now comp1et, A, 49, - -
below the nsno1 e+aa5nS '' ~ p1,ces much
lys and an examination ot h;s 49, ~ nssal
convince any one ~ tha =. e assoi1@ent VIII
ha,nt@ =. s1' one VI 1ne 1aet that for style and
War nppr., ,r7-[-
ian Association to,a 49, ~ aaen & Christ
the soldiers IN 49, 49, .o1tsn meeting for
Of Ind;ana ,,a wosa44 a.ss cnnzch1 corner
s.enus next These meetings are decidedly
tha.,1s I ana eieoft to the Association. They
@'0 ~ A'es'1'iy sustained BY the public.
FRE.-The a1a7n1 ~ s-S
noon a. ha1t past three O'CLOCK, was occasion
~ 'us burning OF small cottage at the
~ sa aae ~ nuchet end seconds.streets, owned
hn;1a;ae paea ~ one John o'Brien- The
the fire Has traced to a defective chirnas %
pnaao 49,
,.aas -ne 1,ss..I are informed TINT the al
s useuei regiment did not take place. Major
o"tns u tne State OF his health. has
ussiinea 1he command Of the regiment and
VIII soon rejoin his own regiment tbe T.:.,ss
Illinois, at Paducah. ~4A'A
~
~ M;roe,1. -, -"
% -. "eoie WILL gave h1R first Saturday
Party this evening at 1is A,ada,,-
Clark and Madison strecta ,,s 49, eolner
f'-' ~na 1flenos' s~ |
fw-Ranemho.41.
ho a,.h.h... 1aAn+ VI LIE bIbIe Will |
aaa- - =. al metropolitan Hall this after
e'sI aoon s11 lnfee O'Clock, and in the evening at
nalf'past seven o'clock
----
- a meeong OF the Board Of Managers OF
ae nouse 1or Aged Ladies will be held ia -5av
satnfday) ut the residence of Mrs. Ravuo,,s
70. LOU Wabash avenue, at three o,c1ock
---
:. 70 'e"eLt :" to., 81 Dearborn street, sell
u een O'Clock this morning 50 packaees of
.4.e "n4sAs, zuJ dozen fayoring ex-
1o0 'oAes ground coffee, etc.
, 1862-01-11

~; n,.-. GAA-SSAABokEst third anaaN ND of xens
ssr ~ g 9sa who havH bo0Rht q ii te t7p hnneT -
AZ. ~ 81 Ssassa naosnPy a+tah&ed a A6o ~
*<sks'HR u Raaaolp& 8t-F, o, Bay ~.
, 1862-01-11

COM MERCIAF,
FRIDAY EvEEEs Janna.y 1e. 1859
ane following are the receipts Of leading s7sfc,es
1of the last twenty-four hours;
akc1R1A 1oA AAsz EWKaTX:Faun aorrns
, 1862-01-11

al ~ " q he 1T Of January at the residence
EnM ~ ~ Iaf6er hJ Rev ]. r StodGard Nj STai5
81 tsp'e rna91nt1NsoN to :lss ANNE c. MICHAEL nii
, 1862-01-11

TOTAL. e25.5oa.sa s1.s5797 sa65196 Dee.
MERCHANTS BANK oF DAyK;poRr. follow
1s me monthly abstract of the assets, 1iab;litfaa
and condition OF the State Bank of Iowa arar.
snants' Branch, at Davenport, for Monday, Janasyv
9Th, 1862: '1A"13s
&AEErA.
, 1862-01-11
DIE ED.

n,n1 fals etfy Jaaqa leth IoRA only caI1 OF Mar
fd ffnS3kzt5@Ths s3sd z -, funeral 4BRAM PalaurgRa
lii i.fs III ns eity on the Oh Inst V bc held Il
dsy net at3P ~ HIS friends and scoasinf, "a snn.
, 1862-01-11
hEsAE" OF CHICAGO CATTLE
MARKET, LEY

Fof week ending Fan. 10, 1862.
FRIDAY EvEsEs, Jan. 10. 1862
The receipts Of Live Stock durinc the ,vsa,- 49,
been as folows. A'N' -
, 1862-01-11
E1tlrattnttHI.
Rntterp.
fntfutgence: @mfes.

~ EM INTELLIGENCE QFFICE
5cs Meafhorn street, opposite tte Eev Hnxt f1E
49, <, On the Eastern xysteaa 10 III ~ sef ~
fscfa ~ 9Aace 70 any fzi1y uue1 he en- fEe ssfia
s;rinr ~ from former eplsysr. Faytes sS d.
stifrssen9 ssed " st 16s fbotn srset nT
de2hsN6w - @oaa O11fs Boz aa&&%
, 1862-01-11


NJ Arthur concerning the use Of a bel1.rnne
nc thought it necessary on all trains.
- tb accident solely caused bY the nrp1.ct
sienaIa FasS train to send back Of lea re proner
is being bebina 1nG Ig .sasn due In consequence to
c,3s1 32 r. - R{eesa-The next train due after the
Ga1tn,3 GGt1an Express t1aan IVES the reeniar Tfnnis
the1a h1.4 1Is Ras7&sRssr & train due It 40 Perhaps
t5aia awaiting the Cincinnati and te tanc ne'fat 9n
an1 r T.. It w1nd get 70 point of collision abont
re- as sent baek Waa not I'M mpoasibIe 51o9 a.
tine; ;ne1nnaii "a k1press to reach The ely On On
i s rot the duty Of its conducsof to se11 hsss We
af H. as 5oon as be found it out for the eniasnca
ehnnid hae1e re- 70 eon~o9 sense. q. We'll then WV %
aiorr trs;n tae ayee tatk train do soe A. Il WIS
ad Enin M a. 1gps;nI ass trains
sn aoaf then what WIS t6e duty Of the Hy5e LIE
banged >4As "ne ease Ii at all
The inquest here adjourned TO ten o'clock
his morning. ~''S0
, 1862-01-11

OF ten ac1ea Of 1and, with v.u aro,w, ,.
Hoase 11sS 81, cie.v 9n vh1ca tTostos7 @ Els
seoTa en- The matn aooT, fYe sisenSgs III szs three Ha
hsIn a1a tsa4 wna house setysnt Too9s aSasn
be.rsne sa y a!so 1ot gEApery. coatain3n.,
s@ ahoassn so t1e .Seassaass .Seaas ,aste psadase
about soe gn1ns are ave SeassDso q
ss5s e VIE aaa BscE FEE {Er.1f Is
dsed IsE7o1 HReas bsa5gss n oas e g. Iasiy
aRs ~ aeIs e. GfaHs 1f. Pians La 1s -
Hf ]Sr ]g9Has s4s veeetsbsse eaps
tns sbS Sa ~ Ut eess N tae
good society,", Iosaasf q gooa soano, ch9,nSsa
h911s ride rom Chics1a "a t2ufoAt sHIes1fs NJ I1
PafHts q dea1rias t. a4sh.r,. "1sa1at
sno4 sSResZ ssSResZ md Addressing FsrsaE asselfps,oa
isaEa;T 1oss Vht;es VIII reeei7e s;;eanuaae s;;uaa Boz
, 1862-01-11

Mlrasole will give his first satnr7sv
1na.; alty ms evening ut his Academy, corner
c1afk and Madison streets, and invites 1,fs m.
pills and friends, '1''s LIES pa-
, 1862-01-11

as soon as the line is in complete WORKING
o'oer undoubtedly such reduction will be
made in the tariff as will enable the California
papers TO obtain full reports. The individual
business OF the line is also very large and
prosperous but by no means up to its canacf.
ties. The project however has made a an1er,
o.u opening and that the Pacific Telegraph
VIII ultimately prove asuccess does not admit
Of reasonable doubt,
, 1862-01-11

ES remember the Panorama Of the Bib,e 1;1,
w eA1DlIeo at metropolitan Hall this after.
noon at three o'clock, and in the evening ~
half-past seven O'Clock. 'n5 ~
, 1862-01-11

@ meeting Of the Board Of Manasers ~
lne M House for Aged Ladies will be held to-5or
lsatnrday) at the residence of Mrs. Ravmon5
no. LOU Wabash avenue, at three O'Clock
, 1862-01-11

PERsoNA1.--We are infnrmea That -. =,
Legged election Of field officers IN thu .raasa-.r
useler regiment did not take place. Major
uueat' owing to the state Of his health has
osc1lneo the command Of the regiment, and
VIII soon rejoin his own regiment, The Tw,,ttt 1fa
Illinois, at Paducah. : "e1A'n
, 1862-01-11

- se"ett d Co., IS Dearborn street. sell
a1 ten O'Clock this morning 50 packages M Of
.osnac ana whisky; 200 dozen 1ayoring ez.
iracts' 100 boxes ground coffee, etc
, 1862-01-11

v Browns Bronchial Troches, OF Cough 1oz-
enges, when gi7en to young children are dfsaolrsd
~ wafer forming Cough Syrup, which has n
sooihfng effect assisting ezpectorattou. and nre.
Druggists. Null ~ al
, 1862-01-11

-. "Aa akE7e.-The Young Mems: Christ
ian Association hold their fouTth neet59,. - Fa..
the soldiers in the Methodist f,hnrc, oe,,, ~
" Inoiana and Wolcott Streets, On Sabbath
e,en'ng ne1t'- These meetings are deciaed1v
popaa., and credit to the Association. rbev
should bes1iberally sustained by the uub1ic
, 1862-01-11

AEorHER FiaH1.-Mr. gcb1ooar o.,
eonm Of ta1s city, and NJ. Bruning, deputy
snsr'h' had personsl rencontre last nfeht st
. aance IN the West Aarket Hall, in which t1e
editor eanr of second best, Idttae a,n.ns
was done On either side. Knock downs 49,
to be the order Of the day. -, "1A
, 1862-01-11

fRE.-The alarm of fire yestand,v .eau
noon at half past three O'Clock. was oooaa;n.
Gu " me burning Of a small cottase at the
corner Of fucker and secondssstreefs, owned
ana occupied by one John O'Buen. Tba
building {. Was 'alued at 500. The or,e;n ~
the fire Tas traced to defective chimne1
, 1862-01-11
ane sanitary Conmlssfon,
The following letter received in this e;t,
tells its own story. '17 ~'''

~ 20 to Bo5d's Exchange Office when yon
nave business with 8 Broker He pays the best
fate tof all nneurrent money. Sells speciea and r.
cnange as low as any house. and gives entire sat7..
nes.on 10 al who patronizes him. Office, No. %
sou1h Clark street, (adjoining the bank Of G. r
thebuilding. p' 0'0sA 49, s.o ~ VI
, 1862-01-11

,hels movement. As to the IN ~, ooMa iof
opinion ae az g fS.,r 4n Wednesday morning, ny
the HYDE Park t1ain was f. naa{fsas, {sas Has thst
enaat n By this time nd hat the Gin
of he rueP ~ ~ ~ T. that time yoation
seaeons, ": Rae 6th requires III ree,1o4
% e9leago ~ when Eileen minutes Or more hn
Nile Side Tack witt gret The curve At the Fe
Avemle track here referred TO ia The ,n ~ oa ne
Ia mencaag Just south Of Kenwood aud extend'ne
W. sa sGatG e seh1sa 6 hads Rs Rs5
.aas 1hose II Charge Of ain vii nm Il st sao
tRev nav sn snsH can stop In sue distance az
train at Kenwood citation can be seen I'll
ron tSe Se'n mssn,9g g that Of he accident
point 1850 OF a00 feet sonth M enS1ae Z e.. rom .
ttn9 at sueh speed az caution would reSuira 1IF ~
ha ha'a tnree;auarters Of hour behind lima c.n
sithfu u hsfeq Ss ~ y TIE usual nuhsr q braEamen
~ 1le Side Track, which has radius Of an
csnf5an YONG e9nstdeE delayed Train to move Titb
ior TIE reason that yoa can see tTain p n
n fIs1 tae engine In sn open countrY IS thst Is
i beRaea Reanf St 1east 1soo feet The proper
aae, ~ anes an hour, would make The rate nr
entl5elT safe where you can see LOO teet IN
as anthor1zsr ne ressons "a % Why the hyde Park train
nz s1me afd L has no restrictions umitipn
md Wien / sHai1 re- e9Ies the ace &
positive rule requn ali otbas t1sns agnss theEe
ut to with aiion. i - .pok
,.oo Aeok ont tof Hyde Park hain Ut ali pIscss
E1ssf ,ss"fen Sl3t9 street, near southern Rssraad
sueslag aRd Chicago The following ,1ia.
A5 :a'1 aud RON Calumet, traIns gnsns I'VE
~ ~. naFs tne f1ght Of road. according to fhe MN
'e.a On t91s card, the lowest n4lnber faffns nreo
snod 1nd loot alns az a. hoTin ese tma ieep
"t9tn ~ th ne moKements of the Hyde fsrE fFsin
y ne reason that It does not reach fsJamat y.
even E1les. Nor does 1t apply to any frsfns @r{
,ae. Inc object Of 1t is, when two traIna ~. "
c n9t Fl she Calumet On the Illinois Cenfra1 .13
3e Aaensgan Central Railroad by the tima car S9n
0n y. me 1ghest ctass train II givsn he nrecsfanc
no M y % numbered. In this f1me cxrd trsos M
~ sao No; 70 shgnh leave Calumet for Chieaen "a
~ ~, Ana q the shove rule the Rights of NO.
..a aIa ~ nxed- Rnle No. 3, Hhich rovrrn1 ~ |
..x3ns a. Calumet, il az follows; RPassenoar
A1ss Maen y minutes OF more behind f3ms Eli |
~ E9n cS0tion between Calumet and fhfe,1n
HeaenI rEfu8 hxye Nbatty: to prus.t.ed fn1vssS.
oicaEp a1ter euch time Us nsinutes1 tha nsssax
= 2, n aaas sts afe 1Gt II sight pnoaed sae
st srain behind time should not nsaa '1sr @se
'n5na. ~ u only NECESSARY when unable to n1as 7
1ohe Foreaaaa--I got up The zules On the ttmat,.
u qeest1on Tha aglEes arg gotten up hy ~. ! c
lpeEdntendent Of the G. B Qeincy. liz I1chf,
a Centra1 and the Illinois Central. o. Whatate c
eSs'atf.e datiosofthe engins=raad the eondacsor q
, 1862-01-11

fIfTf-sEvESrH REGIMENT "NAT5oy.,
ucARns,' Col. s1LAs D. BALDwn.-M,nv
OF the numerous military and civic friends of
COL ). D. Baldwin were deeply gratiaed At
ne following incident yesterday at Camp
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-28
EoOIisI, thoughts.

We are apt to believe in Providence SO
long as we have our own way; but If
things go awry, then we think, if there is
God, he is in Heaven, and not on earth.
The cricket in the spring builds his little
nest in the meadow, and chirps for JOY,
because all is going SO well with him.
But when he hears the sound Of the plough
a few burrows off, and the thunder Of the
oxen's tread. then the skies begin to look
dark. and his heart fails him. The plow
comes crushing along, and turns his
dwelling bottom side up, and as he is
rolling over and over without home his
heart says, "Oh the foundations of the
world are destroyed, and everything is
going to ruinp But the husbandman,
who walks behind the plow, singing and
whistling as he goes, does he think the
foundations Of the world are breaking up?
Why, he does not so much as know there
was any house or cricket there. lie thinks
of the harvest that is to follow the plow
and the cricket, too, if he will but wait,
will find thousand blades of grass where
there were but one before. We are all
like the crickets. If anything happens
to overthrow our plans, we think all is
gone to ruin.--Beecher.