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, 1862-02-06
Hides and Leather In New York.
Compiled from the Circular OF Il. D. Hull s. Co.
En1

The receipts for the week have been more liberal
than ior mouths past embracing GO ss hides Of all
the stock Is considerably increased. footing n" m
now s31 300 hides, and 1.ot0 bales.
DE1 H1DEs-The market hasremained compara-
t!sely quiet throughout the week under con
t1nued 1rmness On the part Of holders and put lit
1ie inclination to operate among buyers. The lack
Of animation in the market Is doubtless attribut-
able IN measure to the continued unsettled state
ot the national finances, though this boine the
closing week Of the Swamp business year, has
also probably had its influence.
demand continues quite active at the recent ID ID
vance. Ne note sales Of $3.50 Chill at 19c, mos
WET SALTED u1DEs. Domestic s1aughtere hare
sales OF 1eoo city country and western have been
eisn and California We hear Of no % movements. A'N
Receipts for the week have been 60, ,Sa3 hides.
Imports for the month Of January were 81 $50
ndeS IRON on @ foTeisn and ~ from eoastwise ports.
Sales lave Been 81, SO hides. ~ - WV
The stock On hand OF oS and COW hides Is 5000
Ssape @ tine In last ysar ~ seoyear before
horse, 1se0 E. T. COW and buffalo,
LEAT1!ER.-On1y moderate business has been
eastern buyers being in the market, and the de.
mand from local and western purchasers continuing
light Considerable disparity Of views appears ID
majority holding their stocks with trmneas at and
IN some Instances even above our quotations. while
some arc willing to make moderate concession
| to effect salcs. The few buyers who make thei
| Appearance, manifest but little confidence in
speedy revival Of trade, and conne their purchases
! to the fuldllment Of existing wants. From ths
tanneries. as is usual ut this season Of the year
| ample.
Oak tanned continues in moderate request a
ABOUT our quotations Upper in the rough remain
! ae last noted, dull at nominal prices.
Light Middle. Heavy
9ak Slanshter II @asEc 2s @sf 77@2s
AyIes;. 30 Gal e1k@23 ei@a2,
| 1le1nlock Orinoco-. .18 @t9 20 GEL 90@al
hcnllock Slaughter in rough % 925 AL mos
, 1862-02-06

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb $, 1862.
PROVISIOES-MEss PoEK-There is an active
demand for Mess Pork at $9.75; but sellers arc
firm at $1,000. Salee, 1000 br1s Mess Pork, free Of
storage till May, and delivered at Michigan City,
at $1,000. ENGLISH NEATs-Dec1ined &c. Sales,
Is boxes Short Rib Middles, at axe; $50 boxes
Cumberland Niddles at 43sc; 80 boxes Laus;
Rib Middle at &c; $50 boxes Long
Bone1ess Middles at 4tsc. BULK MEArs-5,o00
pcs Hams at 81 loose; 500 pcs Sides, at 3a1c
loose. GREEN 600 pcs Hams, at $S.06A.
LAnD-Dnll. Sales, 100 trcs prime city kettle.ren-
dcred Leaf at exc; 120 brls Muscatinc stean-ren-
dercd Leaf SIC.
FLoCR-Rccciyed, 3,965 brls. Market advanced
1Gc p trl Sales were as follows loo br1s chote
White Winter extra ut $4.95; 100 brls good do at
$4.C0 800 brls fair do at So $50 brls Romine
do at $3.50; GO brls Red Winter extra at S425; 200
brls Peerless choice spring extra at $4.15; 400
br1s Wood s Ruesell'' do I. h. at $4.0O; 800 br1s
Lillian Ii. at $4.o0; 100 brls Dubuque Mills
+. h. at $4G0; 200 brls "Chicago Mills i. h. at
$4C0; 500 brls good Wisconsin. Il. extra at 4o0
eco brls do at $3.50; 600 brls ''Neenah 7. h. at
1855; 100 br1s Hawk Eye State'' 7. b. at 81. IS
a6s br]s "Jenkins' +. Ii. at $3.50; 100 btls 'Des
nosere h. at s. 60; 1900 brls good r. h. spring
extras (carly) at $3.50; 100 brs Northern Wiscon
sin' +. b. ut $ss5; 125 brls s'Aeoliau" +. b. al
| $3.50; 100 brls Commercial in sacka. at $500
sacks returned.
WHEAT-Rccciycd, 27.6a4 bu. Market advanr
cd &c. Sales were as follows: 1000 bn No. !
Spring in store at 76Hc; 900 bu do at TIC: 10 o0
bu do at 77xc; 1900 bu do at 7751c; 5000 bu d.
at7sc; II. 900 bu do at7sHc; 5000 bu do at T9c
t,COo bu No Sprag in store at 7ac: 19 coo bu do
7sHc; 5000 bu do at 72%c; 5000 bu do at 7sc
200 bu do at 73Nc.
CORE-Kccclycd, ,326 bu. Market firm an'
A@Hc higher. Sales 10000 bu Mixed in store q
2ss5c; 5000 bu do at 2as7sc, 10000 bu do at 2sc
OATS-Recciycd, 3,515 bu. Market quiet an
nominal at 1GH@17c. Sales 10a bags at 1sc deli,
| cred.
RYE-Reccivcd, 3s7s .bu. Market firm. Sale
400 bu No In store at 351Ec; LEO bu do at 35Ac
400 bu do at 35c; 1.s00 bu do in bulk on track a
So; ~ bags do at &18c.
BARLEY-Receiycd, $3.50 bu. Market firm an
active, Sales werc eco bu good, to arrive at s.
delivered; 1906 bu fair a. &C delivered: 165 bss
| nneA as n9- IN trarl
, 1862-02-06

UNITED STATES Crncu1r CouRT-Before Judge
Thomas Drtmnontl.- No. 554 Ghancery; Presi-
Marine Bank Of Chicago default Of ). P. E. 5.
examine defendants before Master: No. 5i5-Ghan;
Roberts =. 5. y. Woodward Ct al On VT d +;
s uy hHR for R9sana R9aa!es fe S
attachment ordered to defendant foE his contempt
for proceedings Of the court returnab1e forthwith
pl?cation by defendant for his discharge upon e.
ccuting an assignment Of all bis property Dis
CHARGED % without pre5ndiee t. Abcllant No. 7o2m
tf:s5 eeee'Rs pa Se:gP Judge
s Meo1 vs. NsTe4 ct a. Mot,Sn to 5ef M
$5,5s651. Damages s13617. No. 1294-W. Leland
Ct al ys. c. Ronton. Default and Judgment: Damages
Default against both parties and Judgment, $5oe50
No. 969E. Wood rs. W. D. Trother ct al. Default
aaazt both judgment $1s55 m Mo indsent g
asainat both. Damages aszeasea at $ss No
| Ijl2-H T. Huntington ct al rs. Ormsby and Ad- ID
ans. Default against ormsby JudSmenf Y Sl59;SS.
ei peiauit and jndgment slss5s: ~. 9!5lc; y.
| No.sS1-F- Fischer ct al. vs. Lewis q So9thgate;
Ct al yg. {. b. Brooks. Default against both and
Judgment, $147.s7. No. 11a7-Albert Moore vs:
sheeS g tca Rsa55; beaS mH e. h F. hsn e fiine
1 -
n @ent nj Il s5i71o Ill., No seaE SIoTa = GsreZ.
Dee%an ct t9 q bismiaseS At paint costs NJ
}aasns1s si1sss 81 1SEs s; Da77S M IS 1Sssa WSn:
issmJ i. " Webcr r. ct al y g. G. Ta16ott Default
as e4: VS. {. 9si Tayiof. Default No 1231-5ehn :;
White ct al. vs. G. 4. Newton: Default; NO. ls:A
John nin Geo Il Hyde' lA. ct a. Default sma
fSaiaSf psfanh. &c e.: Il 11N nS soaen = stsels
Judgment, S160.12 No. 1040-Geo. c. Church ct al
ys. John Jos!yn ct al Default against yosly13 q 7
IS. Phillip tonnelly. Default and Judgment Dam
ages s431 40.
B5Ts udge GooqrisASe s7say AIR. 1deS11 Sfa{;n r.
for new trial by defendant.
~ Get your cards written By John J. Deehan
theacknowledgcd pcnman. 1nclose two red stamp
for samples to Box 1853, or call at Bryant g. Stra1
| inns co11eoe- fe5-3t
>Call On Dunlop, sewcn s. Spalding for Printing
nov11-h22lly
- Wedding and Visiting Cards written at til
Sherman House. Call On, or address with fou
: stamps, ssYankce Card Writer fc45
: rE- A most admirable instrument is Hyatt
Patent Knife and Scissors sharpener. Small ont
!. forfamily usc; large ones for hotels, meat ma
= Lets, SC. Every machine warranted to suit. F<
:, sale at No. Is Custom House Place. jan27:1m
b I Go to Boyd's Exchange Office when 70
j. have business with Broker. he pays the be
v rate for all uncurrent money. Sells Specleand E
change as low any house, and gives entire sati
, faction to all who patEonizes him. Office, No.
> South Clark street, {adjoining the bank OF c.
y i B,air) Entrance at the iron steps south end
u thcbuilding. 3n1-lm
C
f Go to John JONES' 119 Dearborn st., ande
your clothes cleaned and repaired. QoVE
of - Cook & Mclean, 95 Dearborn street, ha
: made their price for cleaning and dying Gcn
garments less than any other house in the city.
III Be25ly
, 1862-02-06

And in like proportion for larger sizes as required
Every Engine Is furnished With
JUDSON'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend them IS
superior TO any other style Of Engine, and they will
Save from rs ~ SO per cent. In Fuel
the usual class OF boilers In In the West We
shall keep assortment Of different sizes at cur es
tabltshmcnt4 where they may be examined and the
necessary Information obtained regarding them. Com
petent will If desired be furnished to set up and
start engines in any pzt Of the country We also supply
WATER WHEELS, SHAFT1NG, GEARING. &c.
at very Low prices
T.. ", BAXTER & cos
Mil Furnishing Depot, West Water street, between
Randolph and Madison sts, Chicago. Ill
1eo1 Office address Boz 274 oc5591Y
, 1862-02-06
DRANCH FROM BROADWAY,
- NEW ToEK.-An OF
Li0yd's Great Military Maps


Agents male OF female, make IS per day selling
LioSde Great Steel Plate Military Map and GazetteeE
Of the fifteen Southern Statc2 five fcetsqQaIe worth 17
price 50 cents. Loyds $1oo,ooo Steel Plate ToRe
graphical Map Virgins, five feet square This is the
only Mar used by Gen. 1tcCenan-w9rth $2o-prtce 50
cents I1pyds official Steel Plate Map Of Missouri
worth n e 5 cents Ilo{dS = Rafesd Hap % %
soid-prce Is cents ANY ordering either ct thesa
Maps can have their money returned II not satisfied
MAPS sent where on receipt Of Price In staaps asp
DI10E, JEz II DeaEbo5n street, Chicago Manntscr
Agents EI he snplled a large discounts. Aapz wsr'
Just issued, the hest Map Of Kentucky IN existence
Steel Plate CoIored in Counties four feet square.
Price 50 cents; Book form, $S00. Sent anywhere by
mai. ALL ORDERS FOE TEE WEST MUST Kow BE sKsT
TO IHIs eFF1GK.
Evidence Of the Correctness of Lloyd,s
Maps:
ErArR OF ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMK6T}
Springfield, Dec. 11th, 1b6L
J. DIxoE, JE, Chicago, H.:
s1R:-T return yon my thanks for copy Of
@Lloyds Great Military Map Of the Fiftee7 Southern
States" 1t is undoubtedly very valuable pq9Hca-
ti9E being accurate and useful IL thi1K 1f6X
des h71HSW RfCHARD YATES, GOV.
, 1862-02-06

MuwAUKEE.-The Seisfine! OF wednesday says
Monetary matters are now working very smooth
ly. Business is improving gradually in consc-
Guence Of more liberal Investments In produce
both On Eastern and local accounts, and although
the banks arc still disposed to cnrta rather than
enlarge their line Of discount, we hear less COM
plaint than formerly Of scarcity Of money The
although the selling rate is nomfnally per cent
premium. bank customers have no difficulty IN OBJ
timing all they want at J! J! below that rate. The
general buying ratc yesterday was 4 for sight
drafts OIL New York. We therefore change our
quotations accordingly:
Eastern Exchange. 1s@ 4 prem. 5z@i prem
Gold..- ...-..... 2G5a1k prem. prem.
Treasury Notes.. -s@ 4 prem. 2l@t prem
The brokers supplied al applicants-and they
we're not numcrons-with gold at q per cent prem.
This is y to x per cent lower tlan it is selling at
Chicago.
CouHTERFE1Ts.-The Boston Post. of the 3rt1,
says: No lcss than nineteen new. counterfeit and
altered bank notes are described In the Boston
Commercial Bulletins list as having been detected
in circulation for the week ending Jan. 81. OF
these, eight were on banks in New England, hye
in New York, three in New Jersey and three in
Pennsylvania. In commenting upon this ana
upon the labors Of the New England Association for
tic suppression Of countcrfciting, the Buftetz'l
| SAYS there ought to be a fund provided by the
| banks Of New England, New York and tic Middle
States, sufficiently large to enable the managers to
| offer tempting rewards and employ the most skill
full special detectives in ferreing out the real Eel
| entifc manufacturers Of bad money, the omission
OF which docs not seem to be affected in the least
by tie arrest and conviction Of the mere showers
| Of the queer
, 1862-02-06

LIVE HOGS Received, 9,72k The market to-
day was unusually active and prices ruled about &c
higher OIL all kinds. The receipts reported on
Change were only e,T2a head; hut there were
nearly three times that number in the yards but
at the close there were only few lots left unsod
and the tendency Was still upwards. The Gales
, 1862-02-06

Commenting On this statement rebel journal
says:
9'It may be doubted il the world ever saw a
similar showing 4 crop worth three hundred
millions of dollars necessary to the wellbeins and
peace Of the world, totally excluded from tho mar
eighty millions Of dollars worth had been sold mp
tothe first of January OF the last crop only half
Il million Of dollars worth in the same length Of
time The resources Of the South must be great.
indeed when it can stand such deprivation Us it
las stood it, with far less Inconvenience than
could have been supposed:
, 1862-02-06

,,o+ r. effected, except at great fz:1acc b! press
ine 1hcn no ono wats to buy Tne lowgE tSa
az demand fer the coImtfS 9ar r. ago gtiSH 9i Ia
rt ali porc<ts.
, 1862-02-06
Safes.


Seven Stores Burned in Pennsylvania.
FIVE OF nERRfNG'S SAFES VIcT0RI0USi
TEL1sRoRo PENN, Dec. 21st, 1861.
MkesRs. HERRING l. Co. NEW YoRK,
GEHTIEAEH:-Atth the great fire, Which occurred
here on the 18th Of December last my store, with
number Of other buildings, entirely destroyed: no
less than seven paces Of business were burnt ont and
five Of your SAes severely tested, in every Instance
saving th1r entire contcnts to the complete and per
feet satisfaction Of the owneTs Two Of your Herngs
Patent Champion Safes which were In MI building, re-
manned there through the entire conaagrahon and
not opened until the dny after the fire. No wateE
was tllrswn the building Everything In my safe
after the TIRE was nearly as good IS new c. L. Wilcox
also preserved all his books papers and money IN two
Of your Safes both being in Rame fire YIN. Roberts
was also foStunats owner Of another Of your Patent
Champion Safes Which severely tested. md saved
completely his books, papes and money The result
has given reat satisfaction, and wc want no sale hut
Herring Champion. Please send me one same Size
1asf boas5t Of y9n immediately S Se9G " II EE EFe
Ihad two of Herring Safes in above ire They aaved
my books, papers and s, 600 In BAaK BILE o,x
Hegtng'a Patent Champion saved my books. papers
WILLIAM ROBERTS
HEKRIEGS PATENT CHAMPION FIREPRU0F
SAFES.
The most reliable security from ire now known
HER1aIEG'S CHAMPION EB0RGI4A1sPRoOF SAFES
Lined With Herring 4 Floyd9 NEW PATENT CRYS
TA1IZED IRONING only metal which cannot bt
drilled. HERRING d CO, ~ State street.
JalEis5ly4thp
, 1862-02-06

=
PEoy1s1oSs.-Beef OF fine quality ealcable at
about 11Oe per tierce. Pork in small supplies, bnt
the demand for it is light. Boneless long mids
bacon have been freely offered at 4os, and at this
price the demand is small Cheese and Butter in
cwt, must be taken. Lard slow at q decline.
BREADsTCFFs.-Our market has been very dull
this week. and where sales have been made, Cd to
1sper boil less money has been accepted, but even
at this decline the business passing has been
trifing. Flour Sd to ls per barrel and corn Cd per
boil cheaper. At today - market there was some
way 4 little. We look for more activity next
week, as dealers and bakers are getting low in
stock, JOHN ATuTA s. Co,
, 1862-02-06

WEDNESDAY EVENING, February s. 1852.
The following are the receipts Of leading articlcs
Or the last twenty-four hours:
RECEIPTS FOE LAST TwEST1-ForE HoURs.
, 1862-02-06
Flour In M montreAl.

1O11k tHc W4l1Co1f
The flour market has been little more active.
on account probably, Of the detention Of supplies.
The amount Of freight In the interior, pressing for
dispatch by the Grand Trunk, fs much greater than
theicarying capacity Of the road at this
seaeon. when derangements caused b sesere froat
much iIIegulartty and delay. Therefs m inquiry
for round lots Of snperfne at 81. 50 to $4e5 and
there are sales within that range, inspected and in
shipping order in store: but irregular lots at the
Point have been sold lower-fn one case, we be
licyc, as low as $A72H. The demand for fancy and
cxtta is ye1y email and occasional! aud ealcs can
, 1862-02-06

California IL SIX; Treasury : so . cent vs.
d S s. Of 81. regtd, 50 ; coupons " ,.a Gradual
ba.Sening tendency, with eaIl loans active at 8 4
cent; strictly prime paper stf11 quoted ut 9agi
cent, with only limited supply offering s!elns
exchange rules quiet at tot t,oa
and 11g0aii41{ for bankers bills. American sId soId
duh at 32S@3H 2 cent. prem. Ca1orma. Gp11 : ~
bars qnote1 at q cent prem 10 uGssttntt starnnt '''
notes q little more actiTe at y cent o1scvaas'
, 1862-02-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 5, 1857.
A goct deal more anxiety begins to be felt as
the time. approaches. when it Is understood Con-
grcss will pass the Treasury note bin, as to tho
provisions Of the measure. Nobody secms to
know what they are, as neither the telegraph nor
onr own and other Washington correspondents
give us the particulars. AL our business circles
feel deeply interested to know how to shape their
affairs In order to meet the new order Of things It
will be surc to produce.
Generally business matters continue dull. Ope-
rators arc cautious, and though bankers have an
abundance Of meane, they do not care to employ
them largely under present circumstances.
New York. exchange Is stin abundant. The
banks take it from customers at par, andsel freely
at Il Of / . cent premium. The demand from the
business public is far below the supply, and far
as present prospects indicate Is likely toreman
Gold ia firm at quotations, though comparatively
little changes hands. Rates today are 21@021
buying; selling 34@3H. The market seems to be
controlled more By the figures ruling In New York
than by any demands existing here.
ABSTRACT or MONTHLY STATEMENT OF BUR-
1lHGroK BRANCH BANK, Fer. 8, 1862:
, 1862-02-06

Exports Of Provisions at New York.
During the past week there were exported from
New York to foreign ports 3s65 br1s and tres Beef
A,aa5 brls Pork, 2,147,G22 1bs Bacon, 226,1V Ds
Hams, and 2,6f3,5s5 1bs Lard.
The Beef went principally to London and Liver
pbo1, with small lots to Spain, Cuba and the West
Indies. The Pork went principally to British
Guiana, uayti Cuba, West Indies: and 1860 brls to
London. The Bacon went to Liverpool, London
and Glasgow, with the exception Of 132,1s3 ns to
Antwerp and 12,5ss lbs to Rotterdam. The Lard
wa= sent to England, Spain and France, with some
to the West Indies.
, 1862-02-06

The receipts Of cattle last week were 4s aeaa q
against the previous wsek S and 6sa1y By
1s ef the srsc number pressing On eastern
markets, and only few wers t not 70 e IL
tIriter There Is particular chanRc 70 a II
Ws1e saa took place at tie yards Of Burrus
Lewis: ,o++1o to r Dnld
81 aod 1so Is oRio % Cattle se II Disert at ts2 head
ayeraenE 100 r. Kbber sod q i = fsncs eTt..
ornraofn~ I'm ms. Albert Lamb sold II Ohio
eattle to B. Boon 1t $30 . head a1er.gnE 1bo iost
receipts Of ogs eIe ls nrssse egsd e Ii
ha,J Thr fifi1 market OF the past three weeks
has given place to one Of renewed activity since
our s.t report the Whole number +
arn n shade eaeicr, az fewer eales were made ut
outside figures than we're reported one week ago.
, 1862-02-06
New York Cattle Market

New York Cattle Market.
gBy telegraph TOP. L. .Wel1ss Commercial Lettef.t
NEW YORK, Feb. S.
Total number Of bullocks reported on sale TITS
week, 8418. Quotations q b net: First qualify
816c medium. 79T9: ordinary, &c: extra 9Mc-.
1Teraee. &c, The market closes dull and unset,
tied, with sellers indispoeed to accept prlces, and
stock moreover not all in.
LIVE uoGs-Iota1 number received ~ Mst .s USE, ee
3.f1: stilf-fed, S., Total number received this
week. 27,a90. Quotat1oas:-Corn-fed.$3. 3.40@3h0;
stjI-fei none offering. Market closes stationary
, 1862-02-06

AS8ETE4
Gold and Silver in Banls ,4O511
Notes Of other Banks 43,75700
Safety Fund .,.,........., 2i,840.O0
DUG from other Banks 23,941.T0
State Stocks ...--................. 28tSS.40
q, S, I $40 Treasury Notes :. ......... 100000
Other items s.......... ,. 2,189.42
Notes and BiIls discounted ............ 196,33z74
Real Estate ,.,,..-.-.... 100000
$517,6SS.37
LIA81L1TIEs.
Capital Stock paid in.. $9, S009
Notes in Circulation H. 27s5-W
Due other Banks and Bankers ...- 8,652.y1
Due to Depositors Current funds} ..--.. 212 9l9D
Surplus ...,...,..... ........... 24,01899
$517,6s6.37
as compared with last monthly statement shows:
Snerie Increase, S1S,T47.3O
Circulation Decrease. 33.93i.0O
". F. CooLBAuGH, President:
F. " BRooKs, Cashier.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON & CHICAGO RA1LRoAD.-
Weekly statement Of earnings from Jan. &th to
Jan 31st. 1862:
, 1862-02-06
T.hc Gottnu f.rnn IF the SDnfh.

The Cotton Crop Of the Sonth.
In the Mobile Advertiser we find the usual conl-
paratiye statement Of the receipts Of cotton at ill
the ports for the first four months Of the 'scotton
year. viz: from the first OF September to the first
ult The following is the result:
, 1862-02-06

L1vENr0oL, Fflday Evening, Jan. II, 1o62
PRog1s1oSs-A very limited business has been
done in beef. buyers Holding of for lower Prices
wards. Baeon-Prices have further declined 2s q
cwt and at our lowest quotation some considc
sales have been made for delivery In March and
April, Butter-Fincst quality is reduced q q cwt,
but decline Of 4s to g. Q cyt would not greatly
expedite sales Of inferior quality. Cheese The
stock is accumu1ating fast, md all descriptions
must be quoted at 2s TO 3s 2 cwt lower
LAED-Eo transactions reported this week, and
prices are quite nominal.
Tl1ow-A decline Of 1s6d y cwt has taken
place in London; hence only retail business has
been done at about similar reduction.
BIGLASD, ATuYA Z Co,
, 1862-02-06
Y Z E 4 T 8 L Il G !
EHnWMEN ATTENTION.

021N !" 4HEE AAAAtA A4NAAs
NoLFsTES1:EKGEE's GREAT PASoi.A*A = - ~
This Panorama i or!sd for sale On s1e1 y -
ness to cali and see it. tits the larg.st an1 II
plefe ever exhibited in the United Sfa1Ss = =
h1ow 1ed.cd By artists to be wonderiallI
Dollars and was exhibited in London 10 !; IT,
Tie Paintings cover come 1920 yila?; q t-1
CO, Europe and AfIicc- beginnn. with y
a6 susaeaEton Bridge. aud ending With a3S ~ .s
the purchaser, for the reason that the t1ri
thrown it upon the hands Of persons 1s a
with exhibitions and Incompetent to r.,
fortune Any further Information can o. p, o'3 =
By writing to the puderafgned+ ut Decatur. X MWres;
ja.xf kG1SIw l. hs1A@
, 1862-02-06

Meeting Of the Chicago Audubon Club.
At the regular meeting Of the Audubon
Club, held at the Club rooms on Tuesday
evening last sthc following Board officers were
unanimously elected for the current year
PREs1DEST-Daniel Thompson
TIcE-PREs1DEST-Wm. L. Church.
SEcnErANY-H~ Gardiner LitchGeld.
TnEAsURER-Geo. 7. Abby.
BOARD oF DEEcToRs-Clas- Il. Walker,
Chairman; Jno. H. Ross, Sanford johnson,
Wn,. Clarke, S. 4. Kent.
Tho meeting was ono Of moro than ordinary
importance, and an unusual amount OF inter
est and good feeling was apparent. Much
satisfaction was also expressed, at the excel
lent prosperity and continued financial indie
pendcnce Of the Association.
The Club unanimously resolved to take i'm
mediate measures for the prosecution Of any
and all offenders against the Game Laws, ant
committee was appointed to confer witl
his Honor the Mayor and the Police Commis
sioners, to secure the enforcement Of the Git,
ordinance bearing upon same. Parties in til
country interested in the preservation ofsame
will confer favor by informing The Club b.
letter, through the Secretary, Of any violation
of the ganlc laws, and offenders will receiy
the Immediate attention Of the Committee.
, 1862-02-06
M A r. RI ED.
/ ED.

In this city. Feb. stsa, Of Consumption, Miss IEBEC
Ch CltESWEll, aged II yeArs. ..---
Funeral services arc to be held Ia the Lecture Room
OF the Third Presbyterian Church. Oh Thursday mogn-
5ng, at 10 O'clock.
In tits city, Feb. ltb, ROBERT HUMPHREY, aged
4G years. -, :,
Funeral from lis late residence, 12l South Green
street, on Thursday afternoon at 5 O'clock
In this cIty, on the morning Of the 5th inst, WAL
TER H., son Of T. l. and j. E. Price, aged one year,
two months and twenty-five days
Funeral will take place at tho residence Of his
parents No. S9 North Lnsanc street. Thursday after
noon at o'clock
, 1862-02-06
Cir Gtibttttf.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1862.
THE CITY.

NAErEp.-Wc arc In want Of SIX TR1BuxEs
Of each Of the following dates, to complete
5';cs: Dec. sth, 10th, and 23d, 1861 We
would especially call tie attention Of news
dealers in the country to this notice.