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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
A. B. MARCY, Chief of,S,afr.
Kansas Eiecti0n---Fight between Mis-
souri, Militia and GuerrIlas.

KANSAS CRY. Nov. 4.-Tho returns
from the precincts in this city, lniepen
dence and W'slpolt, for Congress, give
Samuels $50, King. 1892, Birch, l04, and
Bonton. 337. Van Horn for State Sena.
tor. 759. For Representative NJ J. Payne
and +, NJ. McGee a'e the leading c4ndl.
da'es-the former having 452 votes and
the latter ST. The returns are yet in
compete.
A fight took place yesterday between a
portion Of Col Caiherwuod's Sixth Cav-
airy, M. :. M. and QuantreIl. Quautrell
burned train OF twelve wagons. killing
nine men and taking 25 prisoners. Cath.
erwood pursued him and came up with
him near Rose Hill. where he d,f aled
him iu pitched battle and is how in pur-
suit.
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To Tue TAX PAYERS OF FAIRFIELD CoUN
rY--By reason OF tue small change being
boarded, it will be impossible for me
during the coming collection Of Taxes, lc
make change consequently lhe Tax.
payers must prepare themselves, ,..
You are also notified that no bank pa.
per will be taken except Ohio and Treas.
ury Bills, that being lhe law. sa. s-,a =
..... 0. Il. DAVIS. T. F. G.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06

R. NJ. CLARKE, ESQ, is giving prompt
attention to the collection Of Military
Claims. back pay, bounty pensions. DC.
Widows Of deceased soldiers are enti,
tied 70 psnsiOns--apply to R. N. Clarke
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
New JerseY Election.

NEWARK. Novembr f. Midnight The
State has goue Democratic Parker is
rlectd Governor, and Perry and Steele
to Congress, DO h Democrats. In The
Fourth District LinD( Union Republican,
ahead of the ticket in the towns heard
from
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Illinois Election.

CHICAGO, November 4.--Chicago gives
a Republican majority. Arnold, Repnb
liran for Congress in the First District,
has over fifteen hundred majority. The
State is probably safe for the Union party.
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,syHIs InpoRTANr DISCOVERY. 20
Estruet from sisu.r Of Capt J, ". Maa.On.

HHTdeIJ'oH RIetEsr 0J Cdpt J, ". .HaHS0R.
DEAR SIR:--It affords me much pleasure to add my
testimony in favor OF your Qiinine Substitute or
Nerve Tonic had the Chagres e, er for nine months
my ivor badly affected. the Goth ofJuly, bought
ak bottles ofthe Q1nne Subs,itute-in week the
palms In my Joints wers gone-intwo weeksI could
attend 10 my duty on hoard my vessel--in a month
was we'll man, and have cOntiI ued as healthy as
evor was. | have tried 1t on one Of my crew. vhc
has taken quinine unit ii affected his eyesght. at
your medicine has made him as healthy man IS
there Is In New York. write this for the benefit OF
sailors. Yours, on the square,
JOHN W. NUNSoN, Brig Amonosaek
For sale by KAUFMAN & CO.
! Sept 24-2T-
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HORG.-A small wooden box
containing papers valuable only to the
.ognsr. The box was lost come two months
since.
Any Information regarding it will be
thankfully received, Address E: A. X.
at this Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
Our Forces in Possession Oi Thoroughfare
Gap aud auckland Mills.

Gap aud auckland Mills.
FAIRFAX STATION. Nov Al p. M
Information from the front says that our
cavalry under Gen. Slahl, last evening,
drove the enemy out Of ThoroughIa'e
Gap, and the division Of Gen. Sohurz ad
vanced and took possession Of it, No On.
emy remained in sight last evening al
dusk. The other divisions OF Sigers force
under SIahl and Won Steinwshr are well
upon the railroad, in supporting distance
Of Schurz. Our cayaliy also now hold
Buckland Mills, where recently the rebels
had pretty strong guard. Bayard's
force holds Aide and the country between
that point and the front Of Sigers ad.
vance.
The rebel force at Ca,lett's Station and
War enton Junction had not been cbarg-
ed up TO yesterday morning Union peo-
pie who have just come 10 report thai
there is rebel foroo Of Eve thousand
infaDtry and two thousand cavalry at the
town Of Warrenton, with some artillery.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
From the Potomac.
HEADe'Rs ARMY OF POToMAc. |
WHEATLAEp. Va, Nov.2. 8, P1
His Excellsncy, Tie Presidsnt:

HHEATLAkp' va, NoV.z' o. h.
Els EscelIsncy. tie Presidsnt: n.
l have just received dispatch from
Gen. Mcclellan, dated at Smokers Gap,
6 Pm, stating hat he has iul possession
Of the Gap. When Gen. Hsncock arrived
there, it was held by the enemy's cavalry
who we're at once routed by column Of
from 5000 TO 5000 Infantry. The rebels
advanced TO retake it, but were dispersed
by the ERE of our riAed guns. The posi-
tion is strong one from either side 1t
is said that Gen. Jackson and Gen. A. p.
Hill are in the valley opposite.
Gen. Pleasanlon had driven the toe.
emy's cavalry several miles beyo Union
at O'Clock this afternoon, exploding one
Of their caissoDs and capturing ten oftheir
wounded left behind.
A. B. MARoY, Chief of,SIafT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06

ATThs Pickaway County Fair com
,nenced yesterday with prospects Of be
ing the largest ever held.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
gstateoTJacob l.. Pesman !.

nj Office Is hereby given that the subscriber has
V been appointed and qualified As admiHisnAtoT Of
ths estate of Jacob L. feemaB, late Of Fairfield
county, deceased. JOHN T.. PEkMAf.
October 10, IsG2-3w3Or
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ZANE HOUSE.
ZANEsVILLE, OHIO,
A. Z. G0GK, Proprietor.

Late Of Lancaster, and recently Of Bs'air OHIO
VWAVING LEASED THIS WELL KNOWN
~ House Tor n term Of wears, takes pleasure in iu-
forming the travelling public, we'll US his many old
friends aud patrons, that It ~ being thoroughly
ovated and repaired; that new furniture has been
added to make tia first Class Hotel; and that
he Is AZ all tim preI ared to accommodate the trav
cling plblc in the best of style.
The House is pleasantly si.u-t on the corner Of
Fifth aud Main streets, in central part OF the city
near the Court House; and but few doors from the
Pns,ofice.
septsJ isoa-sT-3m.
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Letter from the Il4,h Regiment.
CAMP MARIETTA,
Nov. 4th, 1869.

NOV. 4tn, loOI'
DEAR GAZETTE :-Nolwiths auding the
marsha ling Of forces in Southern Ohio,
for :hs great Kanawba expedition, the
1l4th 0. V. |, sri,l remains in camp at
this place and it has grown to be a say.
ing among the Toy that "All lie quiet on
the Muskingum." True. Madam Rumor
occasionally starts a report TO the effect
that we have marching orders, are going
to Join the forces being massed at Clarks-
burgh and Point Pheasant; but like all
the rest of the old lady's stories it always
results in nothing. Meanwhile we are
progressing finely in drill, and VIXEN
called into active service, expect to make
one Of lhs most efIicien; regiments that
Ohio has sent into the field.
Marietta, although one Of the oldest
towns in ai,e State, and located fayorably
for trade and business Of all kinds, lie far
iehlnd Lancaster IN that respect There
are few good buildings in the town, they
teing built principally of wood. Me'srs
Bosworlh, Wells& Co., have very 6ue
five story brick, and there are two or
three fine hotel buildings. the National
and the Mansion House. There are also
two or three good church buildings, and
this comprises the whole list Of buildings
that would at all compare with Lancaster
The most interesting place that l have
yet visited is the Cemetery, situated on a
gentle elevation on tie eastern side of the
town. Here rest The remains Of some
of Ohio's bravest sons-men who endured
the hardships and sutfefings incident to
lite in what was then termed the West
eru wilderness. While strolling through
the grounds l chanctd 10 come upon
,hs tomb of Gen. h. J. Meigs, in an on
scurs part of the ground and marked by
asmall square column Of sandstone, sc
unpretending in lis appearance that II
would scarce be noticed by the pss'er by
Thibking that the cpitaph might BIZ o
interest to the readers Of The Gazette.
copied ii:
II re lies
thA boiv of his Excpllency
RETURN JONATHAN MEIGS,
Who was born at Middletown Ct.,
.. 1866, and died at Marietta 1895.
For many years his time and talents wer'
devoted to the service oe his coun.
try. lie successfully filed The
distinguished places Of
Judge Of the Territory
Northwest Of the
Ohio.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the Stat
Of Ohio Senator in the Congress Of lh
United States; Governor Of thu State o
Ohio; Postmaster General Of the Unite,
States; To the honor, and revered mem
ory Of
An ardent Patriot;
A practical Statesman
An enlightened scholar;
A dutiful son;
Az indulgsnt father
An affeclionate husband,
This monument is erected by his mourn
ing widow, Sophia Meigs.
Il seems that she lived a number q
weary years after the death Of her hon
Ored husband, and now sleeps peaceful
by his side as we are informed by sma
slab Of sandstone erected at the head Q
her grave which reads
Sophia MeigS, Died Nov. 7:h, 1888.
W. E T.,
Go. l. lI4,h, Rgt, Owl.
r. NJ. CLARKE, ESQ, iS giving promr
attention to the collection Of Militar
Clain,a baek nav hotntv nanaionr Ar
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCE ES.
Nh. Horhststler. ShanesVille, Ohio.
Geo. Smith, nlnut Greek, Ohio.
F. Moschler. MOunt Eaton. Ohio.
q. X. PiasicrCo. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
J. t. TOrnay. Ssw Baltimore, Ohio.
WIN. Leaf. philadelphia. Penn.
Orange Judd, Editor 4 m. Agrieuturist, n. Y. City
Philadelphia, Penn.
GsSTs.-With two horses on your Anti-frictiou
power. we drive 'ur NA Mil, 9rudiag IS BcsH-
ELS OT CoRN PIR HorR, and cut IatgS quantity OF
that runs with 50 little frcton, aud eonseqaently with
40 little straiH npnh the horses
W.P, COPPER, Suri, 18th & 18th ST.
Pass. Y. r. Co.
CLu3rER, y. J.. Jan. 90, 1869.
NEss7s REVSET BRoTHgas, GISTs.--l am very
nrrh pleased with the ro~er. q runs easier than
any "lhcr power in this vicinity: aud with the same
horses will do nearly. or quite twice much work.
irGn my hresher II jnO revolutions per mi ute and
i u inch Cro,s-cut Saw, at 200 revolutions.
Yours truly, PETERJ. WHITE.
FS'OV ALL ORDERS RECEIVED REFoKE
OoroDER ls', 1862. THE FREIGHT WILL BIZ
PRE- PAID TO CHICAGO OR ANY nTHER Potxr
ON LAKE NICHtGAE on LAKE Erie.
r-J'Liberal di-count to denIers. Agents wabted.--
State, Cenniy and Shop Flights for sale.
For fGr;h Information send stamp for illustrated
CireularstO BENNET BROTHERS,,
~ aud a Greene ST., New York.
July ~, l'G2 -3nlg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
Attachment NOTICE.
Jesse outcal, Admir-, Plaintiff,

Jesse 0utcalt Admir-, Plaintiff,
f VS..
Lloyd s = Nv; l. MIi"iT M"'%Ix' defendants.
UyAE SAID DEFENDANT LLOYD MALIN is
hereby not'aed that the said painti II Jesse OuI'
calf ne the Anmn straor of r. ]. 0utcalt did on te
III day Of May, AID. 1869, Ale petition againsthim
and the said ]. w. Mulnlx aud G, W Muinix In the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohio
wherein he claims Judgment against the said defen-
dants for the of Sl3 II 100, and that uLess he
appear and answer tv the Ist day Of octobcr. A. d
1862 said petition will be taken AS true and julgmen nj
rendered accordingly. X. NJ. CLARKE,
Aug I4--6w2I Atty for Plaintiff.
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APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
4. BREYlENlA'S BOOK store.
Three Doors West OF Hooking valley
Bank.

The richest soil without tho aid
OTBInSs is swiftly choke with every weed,
Aud brings old hcathcnism back again
With every vice and crime athuf1an nature stain!
Has Ignorance diseased tho sonlwith progress Guref
A. BRgSNgNAN has Book the foul disease to cure;
Would parents save thoir Children from each vice
and crime?
Ilisvolumes suit eNeh case and suit the tImel
Would parents now prepare them for th cir man.
hoods day
His Stock points ont and keeps them In the way!
From SchT6l Book sdp to Books for deepest miAdS,
The Stationery ehcsp p aud dine Of dinerent kinds,
And Fancy Articles and paper for tho Walls and
blinds
Come see his ample Stock while lov War Prices
spread.
Aud prove that TlarNNEN,N Is going Akeadt
Come buy, to HgaIa EisBafisA true,
Aud push ibs:d your children and year cOaniTy teoi
Lancaster Jhae Il, 1854,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
MADE At HOME
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

TN PURSU ANCE OF Az OKDEH
4 granted 10y the probate CO1rt ~ Fairfield County
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday,, tie 18th day of .N,venlter.
A. o. 1862 AZ O'Clock. pm apoa the premises, the
following described Real Estate. situate in slid
county Of Fairfield ani State Of Ohio, subject 10 the
dover estate or Elizabeth A, Halls sri1n, to-wit
Being parts oi 1.-The quarter So ac0Hs IN section No
rs, Township No IL, In Rang No 90 beginni' 2 at
stone the half section line at the corner of the
land Oi Jacob H. Smith, 90 pole. North Of The ccurs
of said section; thence moth i chains and aO links
To a stone being aEoher corner Of said jacob II.
Smith land; lhence West l3 chains l2 links to Il
,toEe; th,nce South iIts deg. Wes. II 7chains aud
iinksto pos; being c0ruer Of LOT nos owned bg
Phillip kng--tbence East chains aud . links Ia 4
posi-; thence South chains aud &c uks 10 post;
thence West chains aGd 81 liaks 10 posi- thence
South chahs to II post, from which write oak "a
inches in diameter bears south 30 deg kas N links
distant, and a hickory ~ inches m diameter, beGT4
North Il deg, East - links distant: thence South
20 deg. East "a chains and ~ links 10 post thence
Moth 10 deg. East chaps 10 q post; thence North
- deg West IL chains {, the beginning containing
50 and 81. lOO acres more or less.
.ippraiset, uncncumberel ~ Aforesaid at s3es CO.;
Ia 10 be- sold at not less than two-Ihrds the appraised
value. aud upon the terms OF one-thrd in hand, aud
the balance ia tSO early paym with interest.
JIM rs STiESOE,
.al'mr with the will nnexed Gr Thomas Gin, dee
Jous =. BRAsLE, -9Iy.
| Lancaster, Oct. Q, lS5!-jw40p PTS $500
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MASONIC CALENDE R
0EGULAR MEETINGS :

LANCAsTER LODGE. No. Nov. 4 isgs
CHlPrRR. 10. linn. =.
ENCANPhgNT. No. -. :" " "
hugu!9I' l8G! u. STElNIAN. RecOrdsf.
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Dissolution Nntioe.

NTOrlCEis hereby given that tae parthSrship
' hersthrnre rvl.tius Between the su6scriberS,ia
boating aud the v0nl business at Lahcasef uder the
firm name ofP0wersS & Noonon. Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The books aud papers oI the
firm are ~ the hands of VI Powers, and claims must
he presented and payment made 10 bim.
THOS. NOOEON,
MARTIN POWERS.
Lacaster, July 10, IsG2-3Wl0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
TNEAORSN SNpOWER

Has proved lts Ito be the best ever invented The
friction is reduced by IkOS BALLS, so arranged In
all The bearings that the whole weight OF the cast
ing' runs npnn them. HEN POUNDS DRAUGHT
al ne end of ten feet IevsF; Will keep the power
in motion. thus permitting the entire strength Of ths
horses 10 he used On the machine 10 be driven Ono
liOrs- Will de- inreh work on this p"weI, rs two
on the enlless Chain Power. IT Is PORTABLE,
aud may be 3rd IL the field as we'll as In the house.
More than T''ESTY-FivE PEA CENT of horse
ae,h Is saved oy any other pSwrtin use. It's sim
pie In eoLsTue,nh; aud not liable 10 getout Of Of
der.
Price Of power for ! 10 4horses. ........eI25
Price nf power for to horses. ......St1S
The SI2j power will drive any Tn reshing Machine.
Every Machine Is guaranteed TO give satisfaction,
| OF the money will DO refunded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-06
Lancaster Produce Market,

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY II. A. GEnELE1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

kansas CRY, Feb. ga skirmish occurred
at Independence on the sth between a detach-
ment of Ohio cavalry and band of rebels, headed
by Parker.
The rebels were routed with a loss of three
killed, several wounded and several taken pris
oners
4 quantity of arms also captured.
The Federal loss was one killed and three
wounded.
The Santa Fe mail with dates 10 the 10th has
arrived
Siblev's promotion did not have the desired
effect. Instead of rallying men to his standard
it has strengthened the Union army by at least
two regiments. and placed nearly all the citizens
under arms. -o-rr.r rrrfr1 r-rrfL
Great enthusiasm prevails in the counties Of
Bernadillo, yenicis, Socarro and in the upper
counties The militia has turned out in large
numbers.
Advices from Fort Craig are to the 9TH ult
The Texans under Sbley we're at Fort Thorne,
fifty miles from Fort Craig, advancing on the
latter place.
Their supplies were scarce, their transportation
poor and their only alternative was to fight or
starye 70 death.
Our forces are anxious for battle, have every
advantage and are confident OF success, provided
there be no treachery.
A grand pontfciai mass meeting was held in
ali the churches in the Territory on the 10Th 90
pray for the souls OF Catholics killed in battle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 25.-The steamer S.
r. SDaulding arrived here this afternoon, having
left Roanoke Island the day before, no news by
her.
We learn of the failure Of the attempt to lay
the telegraph cable across the bay the day that
the Hoboken sailed. ~
Sixteen miles of the cable were laid in the most
successful manner, when operations stopped for
the night lsta
On yesterday the Hoboken was occupied in
taking soundings, when severe gale OF wind
which sprung up on that day struck her.
About noon her steam pipe broke soon after
ward and she became Interchangeable, drifting up
on Cape Henry. when she went ashore and broke
in two pieces last night She is total loss. All
hands saved.
The remainder of the cable, about fifteen
miles. DESTROYED before il abandoned.
About equal quantity is laid in the bay and
end is bound up.
The gunboat X. Il. Forbes was seen by the
Spaulding ashore near Nags Head this morning.
White flags were displayed on all the houses in
the vicinity.
Major J. I. Sawyer arrived at Norfolk yester-
day. hav ing left Elizabeth City on Sunday. at
I'm
He represents everything quiet in that locality.
He saws the entire Federal fleet left the waters
of the Pasquatuck OF Saturday morning, but that
two of them returned in the evening.
He also states that but few of the inhabitants
remained in the place.
The Wilmington papers Of Yesterday say that
five six federal gunboats have entered the Ro-
anOke river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
Night Dispa tches.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. p

WASHINGTON, Feb. %
SENATE-Ye sterday Mr. Trumbull said II
had been settled by the Supreme Court that Con
gress has the power to pass n confscation bill
that the Government has the right TO take per
sons who NAV he bound by contract, or take a
child en aud draft into the service Of the Gov
ernment-the master not hold the slave by
any stronger tenure. IA ~ q
Mr. Pomerov objected 10 the third section.
which provides for colonization. He thought We
could not afford 10 send out of the country the
laboring men and producers, and il insisted upon
he should move to amend by providing for the
colonization of the Shareholders, who are danger
Gus to the country and whose loss would not be
felt.
Mr. Willey wanted 10 know where there was
any constitutional power for the President for
colonizing negroes. He was willing to CO operate
in the most stringent measures for the confscs
ton of property, bat bad the Senator from Hi
nois counted the immense cost OF the scheme of
colonization Ii would cost $500 a head 10
COLOMBO and keep ignorant slaves frr.,~
Mr.. Pomeroy said his amendment would abate
that as there would be only few shareholders 20
colombo
Mr. Wiley proposed to hang all such traitors,
aud thus save the expense of transportation.
Applause i'm the galleries, which Was check ed by
the Chair
By consent Mr. Fessenden introduced bill au-
thorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury 20 issue
TO public creditors certificates for the whole
amount of that debt in certificates of not less
than 81 900. payable in one year, or earlier, at
the option OF the Government, bearing six per
cent interest.
On motion of Mr. Fessenden, the bill was
taken up and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
con6scation bill.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
COMMERCIAL.
.ss TELEGRAPH.
New YORK yga rket.

Nkw YoEk. February Is
Flour continues heavy with oni, a limited l,u-i-
ness doing in home consumption; sales at s. IS
as % tor supertne State: s. 10G5 ~ for
extra State: - 45td5 80 for superfne Western:
s. 7O@5 % Tor common to medium ezra West
ern: - 95d6 % for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. and SO l5d6 - fer trade brands
the market closing dull f---e
Whisky frmer: sales at 26@26lrc. closing at
% cents
Little doing in wheat and the market still con
tinues heavy and dropping: private accounts b,
the Niagara are said 10 be unfayorable for -four
wheat aud corn; sales of mixed spring 81 o5@
1 %; Pennsylvania rel 81 81; winter red West
ern 81 4Otdl I'll: winter red State 81 %. choice
amber jersey 81 40; white Michigan III 80
al So naffEH
Corn rules heavy and dropping: sales at 62ly
"a 81 &C for old mixed Western in store and de
lvered aud 60G6lc tor new Southern yellow
Coffee-Rio continues firm with fair business
doing: sales at 49, d2lc.
Rice quiet and without change in prices.
Sugar more active and hrmer; far % good re
filming Is quoted at 6ls@6z4c. Cuba 8 s4c,
Havana TIC; refined inactive.
Molasses in better request and steady; new
crop Porto Rico Soc, old crop do. BE, Barbados
3sc.
Pork opened steady and closed little frmer;
sales at Sl4 l2@A 81 for mess, 50 75dl0 50
for prime. SC tor clear and l0c for rump. and
Sl3 e7lS for inspected mess.
Beet rules steady and very moderate demand
Lard In good demand and without material
change in price; sales at 7s4ds7sc.
Butter selling at l0@ l4c for Ohio and l692lc
for State.
Cheese dull and heavy at 5@7c. tr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

Ths Cincinnati Price Csrreaf Of tie 26,h. pub.
fishes the returns of hogs packet at one hundred
aud thirteen places. and without waiting for full
returns pubii-h partial statement Of the pack
ing for the season. ltsays: -
IL Is aet unlikely that the packing at Chicago
will reach 500 900. and may even 20 beyond this.
a. the greet bulk Of the Iowa hogs bad TO be
shipped 10 that poinf a matfer of necessity
Prom one point IN that State, lOtiumws.) over
100000 head we're shipped to Chicago. In iowa
there u considerable increase IN weight and
yield OF lard, butin the other States the increase
- not large The number OF hogs packet by
farmers west of the Mississippi. y Represented
large beyond any previous year. and this has been
the case. though not 20 80 great an extent, in
Ohio. lncisns. Kentucky and Illinois.
Want Of cooperaee Is generally complained Of
in Northern Illinois and Iowa. and hence a small
er proportion has been packed in barrels than
usual. 80