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, 1862-02-25

The Chicago Relief Cona1aitfee:
eExA.Aa ., .. "AAaAs' 1so1aets ~ @0'@"
1olso1e Sa1"so a'1oaae' f
The Committee sent from Chicago with
roa.ra e,r4,,a ,,o,,of .,e the s,c3r ard vounded
ste W ~! " ". - -. s.::1-ss
a5Ca1ro as IL a. NJ on "eunssaay' euiue Oh
hours behind time, We met tue train carry.
ing the body Of Iieutenant- Colonel Erwin Of
Joliet, ut Jonesborough. B. Eaton doodell,
Esq, was at Centralia waiting to accompany
the remains to Ottawa to be there deposited in
the family burying ground. On arriving at
Cairo. Judge Walter B. Scates md Doctor
Fvens .xafted nnon General Pafne. WIN oa,e
I1's1...,,,..- ...u e"0
Inc ~ommattee h111Ia'S pefMlte " faoucan,
Mound City, Fort Henry and Fort Donelson.
Some s1x of fhe Comr,ittee left Cniro fnr Fort
ooneleon W .ns s.e1I4ot Ntenpn's ~ . r. NJ
and the remainder took passage on the J. 8.
Warner, which left her dock ut three this
,,or,,;u1 Tho co,,.,;++oo =, 1,ao.a +h;.
w. "~" 1'
steamer hela meetns last nlght, at winch
most Of the members were present. John
Scars, ESQ. was called to the Cha;r. and Isaac
A. Ant' "ao uppoln'eu eeeletas. Luz iolo"-
ing persons we're appointed to visit the hospt-
tails and cnc1mpments and report concerning
+1a;r cord;+;or ,rJ ,t7n-3 ro1iof +o TIN e;of2
@A~A NA" "4A'-" -91N~A =" VI. 'AsA
allu "ouhuen'
To Cairo and Monnd City-Dr. John Evans, Dr..
j. ". E1dridge, and "; T. 9. uamnen
r., = fnrt ManrAnr ". ! Rrintarhoa ona H. \,
@. Haydock. <-'A0 "- @A
10 Fort Donelaon.-Dr. Davidson, E. L. O'Hara.
Isaac r. Hitt, and a E Kent. - '>''
, 1862-02-25

NEW YORK, Feb. b.24.--CoTToN--Masket quiet,
with small sales Of mid ding nplands at 32@a3c:
F1ouE-Market dul, heavy, and Sc lower, with
Sa ~ eape1 stats sass
e5.4595 50 fer super western; s5.7o@5s5 for com n
mon 70 medium extra western; 1896 o5 for
6,15 1o1 trade ebrands-market closing quiet. Cans
dian Aour dull and 5clower. Sales $50 h1s at s. Is
g 50 tF 81 for to 6hsss asss
WMsKT-Heasy and lower. Sales 1,a00 btls at
Gnss.@Whest MARKET Tery dull, heavy and de-
a,so s. prime MiTauEee club st $1.s5, and tsiGing
iss 7s saef q efd 4 @ Raey sS
change. sa1es 4.3c0 ba at 'sogssc; The corn mar~
ket opened heavy and closed dull and declining
stoee see anS aeire1ed s M fsr nc soehera y
low. Oats dnl1 and heavy. Sales at 39D404c for
Jersey, Canadian, western end state
pork. Market without material change. Sales rs
br1s At $1315@14 for mess: So 75@.l05o for prime
Included in saies are 500 brls mess deliverable
came dgnres: Beef rules quite firm: Sales goo
brls at 40 for country prime: $5G5-5o for
s:S I'LL s9 H. is ffePasned RPazales ss ii
S16@1T- Cnt meats less active but without nlate'
rial change in price. Sales 500 packages at 4@5c
for SHOULDERS and SSe for hans BACON sidss
ern city long ribbed middles- Dressed hugs firm.
Lard continues in fair demand and market without
decided change. Sales 2.6,5 brls at 7e=@935c But
ter-1ealAe for Ohio and 16G'2ic for stare. Cheese
| steady at 5Gt7c.
| GEocER1Es-- -Cofee-Rio is more active and
| Erm- Since our Last the sales have been II, ,o0(
| bags at 1S4@21c. Suga1-saW qniet but prices
| Ermcr. We qnote Elir TO goods7cdning at 6kGbXc
Sales 2c0 h1lds Cuba at 6ssGL7ic.
| srocEEH1gher and active, especially =tate ant
| government securities. Cb & + E5H; c B j.
J4E; G & T g.; ca & Chi Gs; c i Pitts l73S Pa,
| 121E: c scrip 65E; u -; II G 54?i HaEl 12sss
| 1opa 307s b %: Hnds 36s4z; G 81; Erie BIZ
| 90 pfd 5SSi Pac mail o.; Ch 4 R bds 101; Ga i
| Chi 1st BIDS 100; G S Is Of 6S, coupons 81; do 8
| rcgtd 81; Go coupons ST 81; Z SIS Of IA coupons
| S1A Treas $40 9935.
American eoid 113s. Sterling Exehanee.Moder rdh s
ate business At us3&Gl15-no=tlg 114z for bank
| rr1a hills
, 1862-02-25

and Columbus, clearing Missouri Of rebels. Rnd
he pushing of our victorious legions to Mash.
Vile and Memphis -and perhaps into Alabama,
will open up to the Northatn dealets Large e
which win increase the demand for Articles or
primo necessity, and make corresponding n.
crease Of price. Those whose hearts hare been
contracting over the prospect Of low prfces-who
are good and loyal men when their special inter.
ests are not afected-can now come forward sad
renew their VOWS Of fealty to the Government: md
atmy-aad the dullnese Of the markets.
From the lib my Evening J0urnal.]
DRESSED HoGs.-1here is buoya feeling per-
radipg the market, and for choice and Heah lots
tral railroad since our last are light, and number
only 6t2 head Of which - were Consigned to this
city, 8E6 to Boston, and 80 to New York: The
sales add up 80, including ST Western at $1,000
7s0 averaging $50 ns, and the rcnaainder State N
lott at &5.1aK for medium. 93.00@5.25, dividing
On $50 bs. and SIS for $50 lbs and upward.
, 1862-02-25
Latest Foreign Markets.

IPEG NIaGARAl LIVERPOOL, Feb. II.
CoTToS-The weeks cotton market was received
b. the Bohemian.
The Liverpool breadstufs market generally
has downward tendency The various circulars
report tour easier at 2s131E: Wheat quiet
with downward tendency. Red western lis
1oGGE12s; rcd southern Ia 2dD12s Sd; white ives,
tern 12s Cd; white southern lbs 9d@13s. Corn
duh with declining terdency-dec,ioeI3 Sd. Nix
ed 30s adG31s; whire corn 3l@3Ts.
Provision market still rules down. Bigland
AthYa & ca. report beef still heavy and declining
Pork heavy and declined q I'd. Bacon quiet. LARD
very dull at 49, 3d@i5s. Ta1low fat Sugar quie.
at decline off6d. Coffee quiet Itice quiet; ant
steady.
LONDON MARKETS. %Breadstuffs dull. Iron stead
but easier. Sugar firm. Coffee tir,:. Tea mar
ets1eady fer common. Rice dali. Tallow quie
AID steady.
The weekly return Of tho Bank OF England shoH
| decrease OF 81 GG0 pounds. American Eecurit1c
are lrmer. Sales Of Illinois Central sharea at Az
| 4Sc discount; Erie sSH029c.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
! LlyERrooI, SUNpAx-CoTToN-Sales ycsterda
reached 6f00 bales. Including 1000 bales to specu
1ators and exporters. Market closed firmer at III
| charged Groiationa. Bread=tufE= closed dull
| Provisions inactive.
| .LosDos, -SEsDA1-ConEols closed Saturday a
/. s2kG93E fur money. American securities
| i'll Ceutsal at 44l;s3c discount.
, 1862-02-25

IFtum tht C6s0HbdH tVht05 16QfnA, III
GHE PORK HAnK.T.-The recent movements
and success OF the arny have created quite
West LAs& week hogs were { drug In the mara
ket, AID coala scarcely be diapascd Of At mere
@ 11tss, rso h1t rTn& Pfasss Eans ~. ison
ceIpt fthe freat Federal vfesory Ut Fo7f Donelsoa
feneKed activity W4s visiblei And in few
&eM64to per- huaEed- :1less: pazE ID the
sAne pe-i1d has adyanced Ut 35@1t0 per
hundred = Ind the 3eaecs4 o9 II 1fetury IN not
Of provisions bare feIt tho sama influence, and
.cor7cepondfng activity and increase Of prizes
IL 842tteAs. The evacuation { B9E1iDx Green
, 1862-02-25

CHICAGO, 7 Cd. y IS51.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your article this morning, "The Water
Question: you suggest two methods for OBJ
tanning good water. Iwould suggest another,
which is to construct an acqucduct to such
point north Of the Cemetery as mag be deemed
advisable, through which the water could flow
to the present pu1EPlng works. such an ae-
queduct might bte6ui1t Of brick, and in full
working order within three months, and thus
nc might have an abundant supply Of
+ PCRE WATER
, 1862-02-25
Albany Cattle Mtarket-Feb. ~.

Since Friday last there has been 1 good sper1a-
tire demand for all descriptions of hogs In conse-
quenee Of the riee IN the West OF prices Of meat
3nd lard; ewing to the ssesse of shs Federal arms:
for shoulders, 64@64c for hides. and Ti@e,1c per
b for eIdeE with sales to fair amount 1t these fi-
ures. Bulk Meat We quote shoulders at 41{@4Ke,
BeeEWc hear Of no sales Of Importance under this
head; The market is quite dull At our quotations,
viz: No. mess'beef 41aS0 mess $13.60. and e1-
sales during the week OF 800 brls western mess 1t
$l2.6o; eoe 1t fla q, and 90 10 at SIS per bsl
We now qaote mess at $19 10: prime at $40 500,
vance Of 4DH cent per d in thisattiele, We now
qu4ke western in brle and t1eFees 1t B4@8Hc; city
ut &c, and refined at 10Ec per b.
, 1862-02-25
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1862.
PRoy1SIONS.-AEss PoRK-In good demand
and firm. Sales, SEQ br1s city packed at $11.25 1o9
bEls country packed mess at e10.50; 50 br1s do at
$1,000. BrIK MEATs-Euoyant. Sales, 1900 pcs
city cured Shoulders at &c loose; $50 COO a coun-
try-cu1ed Shoulders at &c loose; 1900 pcs Angus
ta-eured meats, at &c for Shoulders and 3zSc for
Hams, loose: lbs country cured Hams at 2tic
loose. GREEN MEATs-69o pcs Hams from the
block at DC. LA1p-mt tood demand and advanced
4c- Sales, 115BrlE prime city steam-eyaporated
Leaf ut TIC; 100 tres prime city steam Leaf ut c:
50 tres No. Lard at exc 1oo bzla country kettle
rendered Leaf at &c; Q tres do at 675c. GnEAsE-50
brls Yellow Greastat &c
FLOUR-Receivcd, 7,20s brls. Market active
and steady. Sales, 80 brls 'Bartlctt's double ex-
tra' ut $4so; 500 brls .tIonic T. l. at s1o5: 1908
brls ''Fors +. Il. at $4co; 150 brls 'sMorgan-' at
So 80; 500 brls ':Home Mills at $3s5; 1,40o brls
fair extras at ss5; 100 brs s'oak Groyce' at s.
100 brls 'Trout cfcc.::' at ss75: so br!s s:Liuy'
t super at 1915; 159 brl6 Standard'' white winter
private terms; SEQ br!s good while wintc- extra
at $l.G0.
WuEAT-Reccciycl. 45,T76 bu. Market sc
lower. Sales, 5000 bu No. Spring in store at 7o:
G.5{0 bu do at 73Ec: 31o0 bu No. Spring at
5000 bu do at T3c; 2,5o0 bu do at 131c; Iii bags
| Red Winter on track at Sc.
CORN-Reccived, 1911 bu. Market A;c lower.
Sales, $500 bu Mixed in store at s31lc; $1,000 bu
do at q31Ke; 1000 bu Rejected in store at 1sc.
oATs-Received, !, ,f45 bu. Market quiet. Sales,
500 bu No. On track at 1s115c.
R1E-Reccivcd, 1.s68 bu. Market firm. Sales,
2e0 bu No i'll store at 40c; Sc bags do at 4oc On
track; 400 bn damp at 8sc on track.
BARLEY-Receiyed, 12s70 bu- Market 3H5e
higher Sales, 7G0 bu prime at 4se del; 1000 bu
good at 45c On track: 500 bu do at NC del 10a
bags md SEQ bushels medium at dc del: 1,s00 bu
do at &c del; II bags do at 40c On track; 400 bu
common at Sc; 400 bu do at SIC and 900 bu do al
36c-au on track.
TIMOTHY SEED-50 bushels choice at $1.75
107 bags good at $1.65: IL bags common at $1.Go.
HIGHW1fES-Cnscttl Sales, go brls at 19c
| SC brls at 1876
BEANS GO bushels good at $1.2o.
HIDES Green sa1ted, 52z@6c; Green Countr:
51a@5kc; Dry Flint, 1an1sc.
TAILOW-In good demand at 71@7l5c
COOpERAGEDul1. Sales, 135 Pork Barrels s.
81. .1a1: del.
BUTTER46f frklns mir at Sc s; Il 6rkin= prim
at &C.
EGGs-Fresh in good demand at 1913c-
POULTRY-Dr Chickens 81 rs per doz
Turkeys, 6cper b.
DRESSED HoGS-Reeeived14 4, ,5za- Market 5s
, 1862-02-25

Aa41*&s8U2 Va0&83H %Vs
CA9FI.k-At the State Live Stotk Scales today
over tho offerings OF Last week Of 100 hcad. The
T. denapd w2s not active, and Prices show further
decline in some cases Of about 2cMince last week.
OF the whole number 40 were driven to Washing
ton, and eozao so were left over tnsold the bal
ance being taken By city butchers and packers As
kS445o 2 100 ba. Some Of the best lots brought
d little hfgker.
Hogs- The supply to-day was limited. and prices
ruled higher than Last week, viz: fam &415@52 Is
, 1862-02-25
COMMERCIAL.


The rece7n+s of uoos Tive a7d nressed since
Friday last amonnr n q a.. The va,da vcra
nrrttv ven e1earea ~ Tive 17oe-z m SATURDAY. and
t1er. r.erc Int fp.r of7e7ptl tof.av-tbc nnarEet
rn1;n firm With s,1es at ~ 5o7a3 a e,oss Thara
raa however nm accurn1st;on NJ Orassoa Hoos
since Inst Friday nherc heinz M business tron.
sactps On Saturday and It den7e=saa The n,orle+
ycry 1aatezia11y-nricea shovine a decline of IA.
IN - I'm 7hev;+b s,1ea at - an7e +bo ,,,,1 Il
, 1862-02-25
LEGAL NTELLIEENCE.

Us1TED STATES CIRCUIT CounT-Before Judge
D71m'nond No. -Chancery-John 8: Dick
eonplainants herein: No. Ss1- -silas r. Greenevs.
ae3b Me Y
In ADN1RA11rr.--No. 1st-Jas Gundcrson Ct al
10. iasSThos Flood ~ schooner Gszene; ssna: ssme
IS. schooner c. Harrison; dismissed at respond
Holt; settled and dismissed. No. = Charles
Harding and 2. 4 HaA e same; same: order.
;Aasie7rs.~No. sa7~Jo5p Murch ". Ghicsgo Ne lie
& Malt Co; jury came into court with sealed
sn SsSt 5 e Rai Tsifa Bepsn s nf r % HsaasR e.
% 1pecial Plea. Nc Eo. 76s-w. Il. Crawford IS: Rich
5 at F. Il fhpRS p & @ eP asassaey se Ne s.
tiea ief continaance S5 defendant On d1e No. SIS
R.sssS of aGt he e. eeae S
Rattzay, .vs. Sanford Thomasaon: submitted to
s;a55t cea5t fo: t,ial st former term !n!l nd
default and coa.. ss.ees. No. s'4@Lext. J: FL:
Hms 3on1t 6 b. NJ
55o-Chancery, E1aetus Wilcox ct al 70. Sa.nuel D.
Clark ct al ordcr Of default, and referred to
%sy sSa ass NS e ese
FER {! al; Willia@ 1: a:e:n1eat spaosnted
No $50, Charcery. Kroszins Sehallcr vs- Thos.
Gocttler ct Il au1t Of Jdeeph Hintzc, aud bilI
| ETo eo:tsxso ae to him. 49,.
ss9, as s., 81 s.. 81 SO. 80 sss 81 SIS sss
80. 38 366, a68 33, 875 and 376. Suits dismissed
Eos @s9 4oo' sst 343. 81, so7, SEQ. 3d5t ST, $40
| No71cz.-The call Of the trial docket In thia
] 1ourf oouuaroeu fh3n xon%n31o ~ NJ 9yQ
, 1862-02-25

TullUls EluCs1EU IT1UlHE:
Thank you, a1essrs. Editors, for you recent
blows at the female traitors and the traitors
from Kentucky. Ny personal knowledge as
surcs me that your reDuke is most richly mer-
itcd. But they arc not alone. We have among
us Virginia traitors, men and women who
have lived and prospercd under our good Gov
crnmcnt, and even become wealthy, in the
possession Of Government monopolies, who,
nevertheless, have arrayed themselves against
it, from The beginning Of this accursed REBEL
ion, and they do it ROW. They talk rebellion,
andto such extent as they dare, act rebellion.
Some Of the men, a little more cautious than
their wives, keep up little public appearance
Of loyalty, and even faunt the old flag when
expcdiency demands it. But this is a1rant hy.
rocrlsy, and disgusts those who know them
Go on with your castigation. Traitors and
ssmpathizers with them ought to be exposed
and rcbnked. CIE1s.
, 1862-02-25

Export&Qf Lard ut New York.
During the week ending February 18th, there
were exported from New YoraSto foreign ports,
0si Is, against, id $50 na during the cor.
responding period in 1861.
, 1862-02-25

Rloax and Grain In Store.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour
and Grain in store in this city on Feb. *, COM
pared with that Of Inst gear On samc date:
, 1862-02-25
FINANCIAL AND .C0MNERClAI.,
ONEsTARK'.


:: Moan11 Ev1xMa, February - 1saa
The money market opens quiet to-day. There
begins to be q moderate amount Of paper offered
BY the grain dealers, but The pork trade Is nearly
over for the season. Business continues to be
conducted On sound healthy basis; and sradn-
ally ne observe hopeful tone in commercial
circles.
New York exchange is ahundant-too much 20
for the profit and convenience Of our bankers.
They take It from customers at par o. discount;
and the nominal te1]ing price is y p cent. pre-:
ninm, though concessions are readily obtained on
ronnd 1ota. Par is often accepted BY tie larger
banka.
Gold buying aA9a q cent; selling 3k premium.
Market dull.
BANKs.-The statement OF the banks Of the
three principal cities Of the Union for the last
week compare with the previous one, and the cor
responding time OF 1861, is as follows: -
LoAna Specie. Giro
n T., Feb 15 kf4l, ,994, 1913 e, ,l14148 s. T82 s0;
| Boston. Feb. IL. 62 25S7,fBS 8,4lO,SD0 B,4692D
Phila., Feb. H.. 29,s88,544 6,si9,a54 2,192512
Tota1. so7o, ,s25 43a74, ,ss2 Il, A., 3sz
Last week ...... 236 110.1S1 4a,G3,19S 17,6sL1S3
| Last Jear.... a06 a42 $40 o. 20 1890 0Gl
, 1862-02-25
FR1L1SG AND RCFFLISG.-Thc attention Of
our readers is called to the advertisement in
to-day's issue, Of interest to the ladies, in re-
gard to Coventry Cambria, frilling and ruifingg,
from Mcssr6. Sutton and Burkjtt.

consaonon+ inconvan1oncn and do,ar To 1,.+rona
a5r. F4ssErT fof F.ssrTr E, t,ooK,s photoorsnhic
Rooms Nos 10 anil 124 Clark street has decided
rnon mak;nr nns7Yire enca~cr,ents with natrons
IN the following MANNER hoping thus to better &C.
Co1nmodate them, and at the same time to give
nictnrps Mr. = Vim cncooc b7a roo1ns md err.
vices anv 7ar ixcd unon' to tom;1u or Z families
.rho nav ;o1n tonether, or a rnr,hcr NJ friends
7,,,,ad ~ orhs oS ,,oraona in mn, ,r, =, xrh;,1
sn,,;c;ent nnn,1,cr xri1 mite to occnnv 5av (or
81 a"40e4en. "ueA ~. ~ o's ~ o.."p9 uH1' w
, 1862-02-25

To MOVE FOE TIE soUrH.-Capt. Boton's
Battery Of artillery, nov at Camp Douglas, is ex-
. peeted to leave tomorrow. This Is one Of the
finest companies In the city, and younr men
who desire to distinguish themselves will find
no better opportunity than to join Captain
Boltcn.
, 1862-02-25
..:Gbt Gtihu''',1t.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s5, 1862.


MoSTmms FOR MARcH-J:"W. Norris, 102
Madison, has Harper, the Atlantic, and all the
other Magazines for March.
, 1862-02-25

965 at s3:40@S3T0 dividing Oh 100 lbs.
20 at $345@t3.6i dividing On 800 lbs.
80 u at S. 5n@$3.i5 dividing on 300 1bs-
60 tt at s.. 3.5o@$365 dividing on 300 lbs.
LIVE HOGs-Received since Friday last, 3,sGt
head The market to-day was inactiye-the stock
on 1a1d this morning being very light. Sales
, 1862-02-25

MARCH ATLAKr1c.-Harpe and the Allan
tic Monthly for March have been received By
John r. Walsh, corner Madison street and
Custom House Place.
, 1862-02-25

COMMON COUNCIL quorum was present
ut the Council Chamber last evening, hence
VIC have no further report to make from the
CitY Fathers.
, 1862-02-25

WHERE Tc PAr.-Parties who gavc their
raraes tn the committee for various SUMS at
the meeting for the relief Of the soldiers
wounded at Fort Donelson, Will please hand
in their funds at the Office Of the President Of
The COMMITTEES, n G. Fairbanks, Esq, under
the rooms Of the Board Of Trade, today.
, 1862-02-25

Rev. DR.. RYDER.-This minister preached
a..powerfn1 Temperance sermon at St. Paufs
last Sunday evening, from the text, "fe do
strain ut a gnat and swallow can1e1-" It was
50 well received by the audience that a cal
has been made for its repitition at no very dis
tant faV
, 1862-02-25

A CoRREcT1oS.-An error WIS peTpctrated
in our Monday Mornings Issue, in stating that
1850 prisoners arrived in the city over the
Illinois Central road, on Sunday morning. It
should hare read that the Conic1erates came
by the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago road,
which Was the fact- It was a mere slip of the
pen, which is lkci; to occur in the best 1egu-
lated establishments.
, 1862-02-25

STAR OF HorE LODGE, No. Is, l. o. G. t.
The following are the officers Of this Lodge
lately installed for the present term:
G. ". Gray, N. c. T.; Bliss =. c. Doycc. IT. Y.
T.; J. H. Farwcu. ". S.; Miss Lydia Boycc,
". A. s.; J. L. Drake, VI. F. S.; Mrs. L. s.
Cowde1y, ". T.; Clark Geib, ". DL; Miss
Carrie Young, n. D. NJ; Miss n. G. Dodd,
". I. G.; Ed. $. Stevens. ". Q. G.; a. A.
Cowlery, W. Chaplain Miss Mary Hutton,
r. Il. s.; Miss SaTah Boyce, L. Fl. S.: Rol1a
A. Law, F. ". c. T.; Bricc 4. Miller, Lodge,
DEPUTY.
, 1862-02-25

AR3s1 BREAD Cox7RAcTs.-The Louisville
Journal says that at the army contract lettings
in that city, last Wednesday, c. Kendall & Sons,
Of this. CITY, were awarded the contract fnrn-
1shing s0o, ,0co 1ts- Of bread, at 10 per hun
d1ed. and thata contract for furnishing Goo, ,000
pounds Of bread was awarded to e. 3. King,
Of Chicago, also at 4-11
, 1862-02-25

CoRs minority Of the prisoners
now at Camp Douglas express preference Tor
corn bread over that made from wheat. The
contractor should sec to this, as 1t is both
cheaper for him and better for the health Of
the men.
, 1862-02-25

HAuSEMASS NEDIc1L CoLLEGE--Tkc win
ter term Of twenty weeks lectures in this in-
stitution having closed. The Commencement
will be held at 5 r. Il on Thursday Of this
week, in the Lecture Room Of Clark street
Methodist Church. The yaledictory address
vii. he delivered by Dr.. Z. Ludlam, Of this
city. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to be
rresent
, 1862-02-25
M a. R RI ED


In this city On the 2tth inst by Rev. J. Hartman Mr
JEROME VAN ALLEN and Miss ANNIE SIXTH, al
~ hft MI
, 1862-02-25

paid Of ut Camp Doughs TO- day, by Major ".
Larned, Psymnter o. 8. H., to Dec. 81. Due
notice should be given Major Larned Of all
officers psy certificates which hare been as
signed to other parties.
JoHr d. K1Ex1E, .. s. A. !,
, 1862-02-25

MARCH MAGzHs.-The Atlantic, Harper,
Continental, Cooley, Arthur, Peterson, Bon
Ton and Bal1ou monthly for March. The Lon.
don Art journal, 1t Cornhill'' magazine and
"Ten,ple Barr for February, have all been re-
ceiTed by AtoNalls & Co., at 81 Dearborn
street.
, 1862-02-25

CONCERT To-S16nT-Onr readers who arc
levers of music viii bear the fact in mind that
the muc1l-czpectea, long gg*1alked-of fourth Con-
cert of the Philharmonic Society takes place
this evening 1t Bryan Hall The programme
embraces The Andante and Finale Of Beetho-
ren's Symphony in C, Overture to Tam
hauser, etc; and the concert promises to be
mere attractive even than the previous ones.
, 1862-02-25

McF1cKER's THEATRE.-The new play Of
"Pauline," with Miss Annette Ince as the
heroine, attracted large audience at the thea
tre last evening. Miss Incc made favorable
impression and will undoubtedly become IA
yorite here, as she has wherever she has ap-
peared. "Pauline'' is down for repetition this
evening, in connection with dancing by Miss
Jennie Hight, and roaring farce.
, 1862-02-25


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, 1862-02-25

fThe prisoners have already commenced
writing letters home to their relatives and
friends, who may be expected to feel con-
siderable anxiety on their account. The duty
Of examining theee missiyes, to prevent the
conveyance into seceEsia Of reasonable or I'M
proper information, has, for the present, been
eonfdcd to Col. jos. A. Mulligan. It is del
icatc and at the same time difficult duty, but
| which the Colonel will undoubtedly perform
with IS much credit to himself as he received
! for the handling Of his forces at Lexington.
| One Of the captiges yesterday exhibited to =
| pcrEon from the city comparatively large
| roll Of Confederate scrip, all Of which he said
he would willingly part with if line could be
sent to his family at home, satssfyingits mem-
bers that he was not to be shot as traitor:
Thousands Of false and ridiculous rumors
are in circulation in the ctr in regard to the
Confederate prisoners. One story is that 2
prisoner on Sunday night, willie trying to es