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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-09
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No,. sNnuN rApKRx.

Cur srs~nsa wsasl s..rsfty os.iiee Ms ny ses,as
sny Northern raa.&ss they may chance 10 set !"
sesdr possessioa ~ this office, The public wsa
,sus receive the news al the earliest rncm~nt
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Obituary.

Died, at the Chimborazo Hospital, OF typhoin
fever On The .S,h of Jay, EDN AID Il. iET'
TITS in the ION year OF his age.
He was n Kind Keutle, aud a,nialle young, man.
and WAS held in high esteem by ali " no kne" hl''
At the first cali for volunteers he WAS one 10 enlist
and bidding adieu 20 TIE loved ones at home, he
started ike The most OF US, with heavy heart.
but looking forward to brighter days that were hd
den in tie mysterious future. he was member OF
Nebetts Lunenburg Al tiliery, ct which ne feihai-
cd n faithful member Tor thirteen months, untI
d, a,h came and took hun from as. His death has
left a gap which will not be readily filled IN MS
bereft Company nor domestic circle. During hls
whole Mrs ep months OF soldering he oniy han
the Measure OF a seven Jays 1urlohgh, OF winch IL
tonk four 10 go ami return to visit the leVen ones
at home Though short, he WAS pune uai III return
ing sud iuui nur ed not, Tor he knew ne h.d WORK
10 do Poor NED haze left U.s. and well do rehi'nl-
Der the last time / gazed upon him. l heins sick.
he cam. 20 see me; remaining short time,
bidding NE farewell, SAID he would caai ssain III
few DAYS All little did lie then think that "e
wouId never Nee. again. lie died, Ike many
brave soldier has died far from home but not
from friends His brother remained with hiiii I'M
ii. his sth and used al! th= means in his power 70
restore, his Younger brcttssr health, hut 9l il
vain He also has anothsr nooie hearted brother
:. no has been under the heroic Jackson Tor more
than fourteen months, and has been il nearly al
IN. battles that were fought in Western Virginia
He has no doubt won many iauIe., Tor which lie
viii he icpg Eemem ocTed. and W. pray that he VIII
re spared 10 return safely hoise and 10 relate the
sad see thai he has encountered NED has eft Ms
but hjs me gorv stui lives. No more sEali u c en-
H., his iuteres copV ersat.on around our comp
irs or have our ESarts g!adfened or his presence.
As a solder lnessnste, and friend hs Wa Kind aud
=. Il. ctonste and noble hearted youth; and while
We vita his inly i.iends do mourn. we trust that
ous ioss Is his gain. Dear EDWARD, fare we'll
IHOEaS
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HORSES FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-A PONY, perfectly sound and gen.
10 Tie, suitable for d lady or children rides and
works well Address M" box Sic, Richmond
st-Office, or Old Dominion Insurance company
corner of l2th and Main sfs au9-3ss
a FINE HORSE FOR SALE.-A blood bay s
~ years old. good size and action. rides WE'LL
and said to work IN harness. He belongs 10 au Off.
Ger and VIII be sold 81 a fair price Apply TO
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
AT n Carolina Depot,
au ST Near corner of Ssh and Main sta.
IL seven Years old perfectly sound. end ia well
broke to gear. and has been driven by elderly
LADY, he rides well. He can be purchased at . fair
price. Sold for no fault the owner having no
for him. For terms, &c, apply to
au 7-3s CLOPTON Il LYME.
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epxclAf NOTfcEA
- faE GREAT BOOK or rHf pAfii.
THE FIRST rEAR
n xpWARp 4 FoELAED
WEST r JOHNSTON, fsh'iaLsss,
UNPARALLELED srCCEss'

rrvs rpousAyp cortrs ALREADY DISPOSED OF,
A9p rw. Hrx THOUSAND copits or THIS oNA =.
ROCK WILL Rs pisrosrp NJ nv THE isI "f
JkNrARY.
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T OST OR STOLEN-I will pay s. rev ard Tor
IL LADY'S PIN, oval 10 shape, with likeness
in one side and hair in the other, gold rim with
black enamel bars around It. The hnd,. VIII
please leave it at tho Dispatch Office.
N l---,i,s
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CtTRAYED OR STOLEE-Frorn ny salm. q arav
- horse MULE. He has been conte u,ssd
will pay As reward for lin If delivered al my fam
OF Green's old stable, on Cary street.
an g-gt* b. W GTrEr
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N,s a southern book by = Southern .uinol'
/, ,s called for by old and young, mate ana ie
naiei 49,. s nnuis
II, authenticity eannot bs doubted. ana shou'a
"V pr:Ss TWo DOLLARS by Mail. $3.50
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TSTRAYED-s5 REWARD-Ffoln M re-
IL dence. OF 9th street. French Garden fiji
small White and red cow, cropped in one ear ast
had bel! on when she left.
au 81 W " sNEap
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~ GENUINE GREEN TIA. Supericr Chew
ing TOBACCO, CIGARS, ard Smoking TOBACCO.
at retail.
EMrrY BOTTLES WAHTED--For which the
highest price wiz .:.e paid
c L. BRICkET
9-:}r* M Exchange Block
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IN BBLS. APPLES, ONIONS, AND POTA.
OU TOES; 800 ibs. Country Soap, 10 kegs
Lard, 20 kees and pots Butter 800 bbla Lima -
Also, prime family Flour. receiving ON consignment
and for sails By ". p, T0NRKING 4 BRO,
suo-N Basin Dank.
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GcERRILLA PAROLES TO BE DIsREGARDED.-
Gen. Boyle. commanding in Kentucky, recently
cen. the following dispatch 10 II. X. Wir,z. med
cal director
LOUISVILLE, Jaly IS.
SIR; The paroles Of johnson and other guerri
,as are not 70 be regarded. The parole Of Johnson
any fsw rebels is Of no effect,
Take care Of sick soldiers ae such, and IL. them
return TO their regiments when able.
J. r. BOYLE, Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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~ RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL so
- CiETY.-An adjourned meeting of the So
cisty will be held THIS EVENING, at o'clock, at
the He'll over Mt. J. Z. Goodies Printing Office,
tuAl In their attendance business OF importance
WILL DO transacted.
~ order OF the PreAidelt.
an9-h WM. w. WOLFF, Rec. Sec
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KENT, PAINE & ca

OST-Between No. l4s Cary straat and oar o.;
fee, a pair of s.eel-fran. SPECTACLsS. a;
E..le value. The finder wul recaye 8 n9-rai Pa
ward if left AT our Office
q KENT
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r OST-S5 EEN ARD.---Lc yesterday sfis-
i nom, 8 GOLD SEAL, family relic. LaviDSs
Comedian on one side aad Agate ~ ,te c:te-
and containing hair. The finder viii receive the
above reward by leaving ii At DIR E1dins's board
leg house. on Mayo aU e-Eft
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ESTRAT-A brind;e COW came 10 nv te-,s
IL on I'd street, Just above the gvavaysri. waich
tue get by calling for. proving properly,
and paying charges.
an S-t. + KOSHER
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DOWHATAN LAND FOR SALE-I offer for
II sale tract of LAND, containing 40l4 acres.
4 ne place has the usual improvements on it, and is
well adapted 10 the growth of Corn, Wheat, aud
Tobacco. 1t adjolns the lands of Wm Old Sr.
Hilary Harris, and others, and s within All hour Is
ride Of Powhatan Station, on the Richmond and
Danve Railroad. For fur;h,r information ad.
dress me at Powhatan G. H.
au n-i2tS j. NELSON HARRIS,
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ETFTY DOLLARS REWARD streyej OF -
II lea from the wagon yard OF Major A. ,, Bsf
0our, Quartermaster, near Rockets, on Weinsg
day, August 6tb & small roam HOR6E The IasrAf
ne ar I eau recoiieet, are white one Of Ia
hind feet black name and tale. ard large srrs Ii
very snowy under saddle. will give he eboTe r
ward if delivered to me at the Inspector tierrs,
Office Department Northern Virginia, st tfs
yard sbove mentioned
TOLAND r BASS Ccu5a-,
a, S-Sst At th.s oITse
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H~ THE subscriber Ass removed his OF
~ GICI TO No. 81 Main r., lover 6tridef's skirt
naanfactoryJ where he will BE- pleased to sec all
who may need his sSrviceA Best rslssenccs given.
n. y. DLAGKAAN. Susgeon Dentist.
su2-lms Formerly Of yrsdericksbuag, We
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sFROCKRKIDGE ALUM SPRINGS We al
prepared ~ accoE.inoaa,.t comfortably abo;i itfy
b,.ari.rs.
Terms Pc. the fr,t nesh - =. 50 4cf day.
After The tigsl week at. Z 10 per day.
Route 10y r:.it via Staunan; " canal via !.erg-
ton. fRAltsR q hANDOLfH.
All Q--6t$
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HORsE STOLEN Taken fen nay stable Sat.
ursiay night. the 2fth inst, in Chea:ert!eli
CO., one mile from the Pow hatsn line. abay HORSE
Wits white star In forehead, and q scratch rn rs
rimp, leaving the skin naked He Ia g medium
sized horse and ridss vel. a iibsra! reward xii
b. paid for his recovery. The thief isf H. I.fss
of my horse al old gray ,nere with sors bses Aiy
ors.. WIS tracked Ite ar Petersburg
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hUNAWAfS.

DuNAWAY.--S50 REWARD--For my servant
II, MARTHA, 80 years old, 5 feet s. or ipehes
hiyn large and heshy, ginger bread color aud shows
q good deal of white about the eyea. She In har
bored in tue city, on passing herseif As freq wo
man. The above reward will be given ii che liz
lodged in iail or delivered TO me- 1t Gen Winders
Office, lau s-a'l J. HENRY.
YJNWENrY DOLLARS REWAKla-I.eft NV
house, ON Sunday last without provoeation,
my servant girl, named JANE. about 60 years
Of age, small stature and holds her head sideways
when apoksn to she has the Of watties, being
cut Just below each ear, and has U few small p0x
marks about her face. The above reward will be-
paid for her arrest. ROBERT HILL,
an 7-6t. LIST st., bet Main and Gary.
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". II. HOWARD

II EFT BI A LADY in ny a1o-e y,,i
u Main street, u morocco POCKET. boOE -,
tanning small amount of money, which ~. no..
can have BY paying fer this adv; riis4rne.t.
au e-lt< q n pc---s
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CTRAY Ep--on TIE ed Of July, paIsrrd
- cow. One Of her hips IL ont II place, ara
uer lett hind toot white. she has wide horn. "a
a very large white has will give reward 81
five dollars for her. ALEX EAZZAETL
au g--3t
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STRAYED OR sToL EiI--From ny .esi,e5..
- on Venabie street, opposite Fred Drsne., p.
red aud white spotted COW, holes bored IL b,.r
horns. She has very long tsats revaTd ri sl1
will be paid for her recovery. ~
an o-3t' j. M.TErv-s
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L>STRAY Token 81 the I'd of this roo,,h.
IL big red STEER, with two white sposs ON -.
head. The owner will come forward. preva,..
erty, pay expenses, and take him away Or e. ~
will bs de- alt with according TO law App. q, go
No. o. Old Ms-k-. ''S''
an 4-tk " II Unu-.,-
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Observation-Disclosures 7,h 1862. from Sd Div
sion, Winder Hospital, Privates VIM. B.
sHiTH and JOHN II. KEiSTER. Of the Gath Va.
regiment, company f.
SMITH is about feet high, stout built, apout 81
years old dark hair dark randy goatee. and dark
blue eyes. He was By occupation farmer.
KEIsTER Il about 5 feat ar 10 iuches high, stout
built hazie eyes, about u ye.rs old and dark hair,
with no beard.
Both OF them were from Cn.Ti 1nabure, Va, and
were detailed By the Secretary oi v ar
.1r this hospital
The usnai reward ois $50 each will bs pail iOT
their arrest. J. Is. STOV ALL,
Asst Surgeon il charge Div No. 3
ia q" Winder Hospital
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FOR RENT.

o<HEAP COTTAGE TO RENT have ON the
Z J mountain road, COTTAGE, ROOMS. she'd
room and 2 pan,ries, stable, hen and wood house,
we'll in yard, house surrounded by oaks, II Is q
quarter Of q mile from depot on X. 81 F. r. H. (,
wood cheap; rent $l20. Cara leave up at r. VI !,
aud leave here at 8 A. NJ Grass all around the
house. B. b. ALLEN,
Glen Allen p O, 10 Nile Station.
New York RANGE. with all complete; s tops,
5ex2xa, price $40 "a 9-3t*
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.-rs@ John H. faILMER,
ATTORNEY At Law
Office Oh llth street between Main ana i!aDi.
Residence corner Of 6th aud Clay strsets.
~ 5s--ims
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s9SW ANTED-
$4,000 LBS. RANCID LARD.
In small or large quantities which the highest
cash price w tc paid. ,i.ircsS " Box Oh. II.
Il. Ii aC 1 -.is
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EOR RENT-A large, arst aoor front ROOM,
10 furnished. pleasantly located near the Capitol
Square Inquire on the premises, West side Of sth
street be,weeh Franklin and Grace.
u1-ats
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VIII be published on Wednesday, August 18Th,
THE PARTISAN AEADLR;
a Novel, and an Apocalypse OF The Origin ana
Struggles Of the Southern Coniederacy. by judge
Beverly Tucker or Tirgini, originally pub
lished IN 1895; NV re,.ublistesi aui es;ijed 5y
Rev. Thosas, A Ware. Price, 81 so by .naii,
postage ID. S'5.
Address orders 10
WEST s. JOHNSTON,
Publishers aud Booksellers,
All o-lt No l.J Main street, Richmond
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CTRAYEp-Froni my place, near Central Dcpi,
y Il fine, black cow, with very fne Cali
Any person who viii deliver them 10 me- viii Il
cey- the liberal reward OF ten dollars
JOHN II. kIELEY.
Corner rankin and Union street..
au ST. Near Contra! Depot.
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XIANTED-lmmedateiy five or six young
w ladies' to work ut URESS-MAKING. APP
pig al Nc 2e Main street. BouBs I ii Store.
au S-2t& Mrs. l.. Y. CAYCE.
, 1862-03-08

1f0o
~ 1osA '.'..... W 90 osA ot1ao o3eas '.o~
inefe "ae sooa at'enosaee Oh caaaee tooss'
'1e ~, DAsusss 4ss.," no 49,. ,...-z
me 5toFis'on "stAs. was inaeu's aao very
ao1et. inc ouosAn. leenne mAates'eua "esA "
s~o ago. "An fSsAio ~ speeos ot'eu1ns " Luz
sou1nesn u.oe, eeems aimot. 70 nA,e a1sappe.seo.
As tosA sino"t enae41 asslee'su' .ao VIC
qoo.e INC ms.ke' NOMINAL A' ~" "r c,'y' a
k@A los u ~ ne1e!a' Aa"a paekeo "ess caAnSeo
a1aas a. $~:N. 1hese II some 'nQ"'11 to1 DUE
nea'e' pug ~ aesAe lo"ef taan 1osmes p1ace' 'aho
Anaoaen hotoefs OF round loss OF CITY cusea meat
"W AoI sNpmtt 10 any QtpteC1atlo01 6tuAA 4uI6
, 1862-03-08

.eti1e: Tats a,aC0 bales 1t seozc fos middling
0 EIouR-A .aade nrmer md moderate business
f bsas rs 4 oss & q. sapez stass: 3s5o5s
f,r extra state; $5.&055o for super western;
3s@I5 s. for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; 48. 15@Rs5 for trade brands-market c1os~
1pg quiet xnd steady, Canadian aour steady. Sales
So 6ss = g g for eas S aaIef g . doi
% sseady. :ssies q % @o bb1a 4 - ssS4z5. Corn meai
quiet and nomina1ly unchanged
WHlsKT.-CpEett1ed- Sales 5N Dds al 239A
GnAu.-Wheatzery anlet and heavSy, ,sud limited
supply offering; the export demand has almost
E@s5c Barley i'm and N fir demand: Sales
SEQ bu state st 62s4c, and 70,0oo bu California q
;5c. Corr dull and shade :, easier salsn e ssm es
1iyeYed: Sc for new southern: aod SIC for dam
aged mixed western in store Oats dull Sales At
ss$ f. 5eFsfx cs1saaaa este st and state
activity II market; sales e99 hhds 1t 62117Hc Tor
.2sS * P0:S %sss se Sete2 ss3ss ssnd 90 &
Tos4o heo % at Sc: 10 bfs Guba s Mascossao at
ii II lsss active tive demand; msiket stil very rn. 1s|
PROVISIONS opened steady and closed a
shade lower for meas, while prime ruled steady:
sa.Ga pine II s1sai4 of %estern and cfy
Mess beef quiet and steady Sales e0l bFls at
s45o foFt seRn prime; xfsS 70: 81
india mess in fair demand: Sales 100 tierces q
| drm at SX@5c for western aud city shoulders; s.
| @5c for do bans. Dressed hogs duh and lower q
5s@54c for western; 5'@c for city Bacon aide
Wease9n " ato sEort rbcd middles re for city shor
middlee. Lard Rather more steady: Sale
ago hr1s & a. ?H&sc =, BEttsr 3tts selling selling a.;
, 1862-03-08

By request, Rev. O. H. Tiffany, D. D., will re-:
peat discourse on 'tThe Deceit OF Vain Words" !"
In the First Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Of Washington and Clark streets, on Sunday eve
ming 1t TX O'Clock
--NderW- r. Black vii preach in the Christian
Church, on Monroe street, between Aberdeen and
Rucker, tomorrow Sunday ut 10S5 o'clock a. H.,
and " r. Il. The ordinance Of Chrtati2n immers-
len Will be administered Afte1 each discourse.
The service OF the Bishop's Church viii be
held on Sunday morning at 1gH O'Clock At Bryan
Hal. In the afternoon at four o'clock IN the Third
Presb. tet1An Church, corner Of West Washington
and Carpenter streets.
Rev President Chapfn, Of Beloit, will preach
in the NeW England Congregational Church, cor
nef Of Indiana and Wolcott streets, tomorrow
Sunday morning 1t 1o,f o'clock The public a1e
invited to Attenn-
Divine service In the Eplseopal Free Church
conner ct Indian ind Franklin streets, Ut 105f
H., and ~ r. II. StraogeEs are invited. Sunday
school 9x /. II. &. B. TUT1LE. Rector.
Preaching In the South PrelbJterian Church
corner Of Third avenue md Jackson street. to-nor
row Sunday morning 1t bali past ten by the Rev
Dr. Hafeey, md ut half past feHeu In thu evening
| by tho Rev. Geo. Norton.
Rev. II. c. jackson win preach IN the Firs
| United p1e1byterian Church, corner OF West 5ei
ferson and Washington streets. 1t 10x o'clock 4
H., nd r. Il.
, 1862-03-08

= 80
andsuRgeeted the existence Of the executors I
and their non payment, and asked for explain |
atoms. KeeleT promised to appear before the |
Board 1t its present session aud explain, but
had not done so.- They asked for further in
s. ssDs1 $biop "a. asSy, ss3y ssqe,sa tqos
Caldwell, and McCarty, and resulted in the
Committee, with instructions to prosecute
Keller and his bonds. : i
SALARY or COUNTY CLERK.
From the same Committee report wns
presented, advising that the County Clerk be
authorized to draw from the County Treasury
and that the. 1asttsr OF the :aalazJ of the
County Judge be laid over until the next ses-
sion OF the Board.
The CLERK explained that he was willing to
accept the amount, although he had been in
formed that the fces would amount to much
hrger sum. Carried.
. THANKS TO COL. NuLL1GAN.
Sup; Ihroop presented resolution Of thanks
to Col Mu1lfgan for courtesfes extended to
the Board during their visit to Camp Douglas
that afternoon. Adopted.
PAYMENT oF COMMITTEES.
sup. Guenthcr presented the following pre-
amble and resolutions
WHEREAS. Members Of Committees of this
Board, without any exception have been and still
are 14 fQE QANlk Q1 Charging 1Gf LQWu1LtE6 Bef-
Tiees rendered dazing tie vacation Of this Board
/ md,
W4EnEAs, The Kar Find Committee hare ren,
Of the county without pay: therefore,
R<eoltsd, That the members Of sid Committee
| be and they are hereby allowed two dollars per
| rendered as euch Committee, ana that such com
| pensatton be taken from the War Fund Carried.
| The Committee appointed to confer with
the Judges of the courts to endeaVor to re-
| duce the expenses of courts aud juries were
allowed till next session Of the Board to re-
| port results.
merits Of ex-Mayor Wentworth and his winee
figured congpieuous1y, the Board adjourned
to meet on the FIRST Monday Of June.
| cook COUNTY EXPENSES,
The County Clerk Of Cook County, in re-
sponEe to the resolution Of the Constitutions,
Convention requesting an exhibit Of the annu
al cost Of the Board Of Supervisors for th*
past five years, including per diem, nileagg'
and extra allowances to committees, has re
turned the following answer:
OFFICE OF C1ERK OF CorsT7 coURr OF |
Cook Co., CH1cAGo, Feb. II. 1852. !
| WV. N. SPRINGER, Secretary Of the Conyentio,
OF nanois-Sir: Your fyor M Of The 31st Ut
duly 10 hand. yesterday. II my answer 7 hav
given the number Of days that the Board Of Super
yisors have been In session each year, from whic
TWO dollars Per day, haEe cost tho county, shown
large sum for committee services aud mileagt
Ne have thirty toHns in this county, three
ten Ward Supervisors, being one from each War
In the city. making in all f0rty-thtec Supervisor
They bold tour sessions, Of about five to 81
eSs as Zach an Son vt o5 the
L.P. HnLIAHD, Clerk.
OFFICE OF TIE COUNT c1EBR
or Cook Co., ht~ I
, 1862-03-08

visions, but holders, under continued demand.
were sitter In their views. It is easy to sell good
brands Of mess pork at $11-75, and rather hard to
bug below f12. We have heard of no salee, how
ever, aboyethe inside figure. while come lots were
disposed Of at that rate. There are buyers for
bulk shoulders at $3.S1I3371&, and sides at Axe,
Ing for 3Kc for the former and a7<@5c for the lat
ttf. Laid is held at 7l@7Ec, without sales. No
change in groceries. Whisky has declined to s9e,
prices. Wheat advanced &c per bushcl. No
change in corn or oats. both being in good de-
mand-the former at 31c, and the latter at &c