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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20
The Order OF General Hunter-The Pro
clamati0n OF the President.

The Order OF General Hunter-The Pro-
ciamatio" o. the President.
MAJOR 'eherai hunters silly order reiauvc
70 Tue aooli''on Oh slavery IN Sousn Carolina'
georgia anu riorlda IS enec'uaiiy squelcned.
Inc freSloen' mas issued MS proclamation
~nlcn not only se''les TINS particular case OUT
oennes the posl''on Oh inc administrator on
s'l's important poln' snu Oh 'ne compensation
prlnclpie ol MS speclal message Oh Marcn iast'
Ai'or Tue un"aSSi'ns lne OF poncy OF
sno lfes'oen'' irom tne nring OF tne
nrs' gun - ror' ou'i'0r I'LL 'n0 present oay'
We nave nau no reason 70 eApecs any osner
oouise' anu uo"' '"'' 'n' 'e"uAe auAinl9s'feu
T" Uonefa' riounon' naS o0en fep0aseu' even
inofe e'"pua''oa''s' - uene'a' nun'ef 'ne pun
l'0 VIII 'e fe'o''ou 'nA' w nave 80 conSer'a-
i've a statesman ~ the nelm OF 'ne na'lon ana
on' "no . us'''0u - "une's ~ 'n0 i'sn''
Oh sne rsspecslve o'a'es - guaf"nsseo oy sne
Inc proclamaslon' WHICH we puoiisn else-
"nere' Is manl'eS''y 'ns most important o'a'e
paper issued since INC ousoresA oi inc re-
nelhon' :" ID snS resu'' o' ca si'lf,' COUNCIL
neld yesterday s'ser sne rs'urn q Mes'Fs'
seward "s'les sna 0S'es 'eom General
Mc0ielians nesoquAl'orS' anu ~ 'nas
we" /" c'sal'y 'ne oeiosrs'e ana os-
ciareo polcy Oh 'ne aominls ''' a.
'nougn II oeafs tue 'pec'al ms1ks OF mr. A'n-
com own WORK All opPosls'on from any par
sicuiar MEMBER Oh inc oao'ns'' anu all OUTSIDE
pressure from the raoicals Oh congress or OF
the press nave 0een crusneo ous oJ the rresi-
dent ana hereafter We may expect TO
escape tne unwarransaole ana RIDICULOUS
efforts Of military generals 70 interfere with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

THE TRIBUNE on EDWIN JAMEs-This fine
May weather has brought out the drunken edi-
tor of the Tribune in full feather He had an
article upon Edwin James yesterday, which
combined the eloquence Of gin and sugar,
brandy and water, rum toddy and whskey
punch--a villancus compound of bad liquors,
and yillanous editorial as the result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

TIE HEROES AT WILLIAMsBuRG.--We have seen
q letter from Colonel Francis L. Vinton. of the
Forty third New York Volunteers, in which he dis
claims the praise contained in the following report
by the HERALD's correspondent, of Hancock's
charge at the battle Of Williamsburg, Va
Our regiments all did noby, but none more SO than
the Fifth Wisconsin and Forty third New York. Colonel
Cobb and Major LArabee OF the Fifth Wisconsin, and
Coonels vnton and Pearson Of the Forty. third New
York, are deserving OF especial praise.
Colonel vinton writes that his regiment did not
participate in the charge referred to- but was, at
the time engaged the left of the line, in rein.
forcement of General Hooker's command. The
reporter mistook some other noble regiment for
the Forty.third New York. Colonel vinton's dis
claimer is prompted by o soldiers nice honor; but
the encomiums on his regiment should not detract
from the well-eamed credit due to his comrades in
Hancock's brigade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

by the arrival Of the French war steamer Mon.
tczuma from Vera Cruz, we learn that the French
troops were still advancing upon the city Of
Mexico. There had been some slight collisions
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
Church ChOlrs,
RepLY TO ylNpEx. No. 9.


l thought Of replying to yOnr second
and third arguments on church singing
at the same time; but you have produced
so many extraordinary views. in your
second. that / have deemed it necessary
to devote a special paper 10 II. e.t.s
You have said much that needs no re.
ply; because you have said things that
people don't differ about: but as gener.
al thing. you have treated the whole sab.
jeo, in a method quite foreign 10 the ls'
gi,imste inquiry; viz: what is the proper
method of conducting church music: By
congregational or selec, choir singing, Sc
that it becomes legitimate part Of divine
worship! And | had the right to expec
that you would have stuck 10 your text
that is, tc show that singing, as part o.
divine service should be done with the
spirit and with the understanding. This
I am sure your. readers expected fer'
baps you feel that you have done Sol bu'
your arguments are SO distraught; and
partake so much of the character Oespe'
cial pleadings, as to exclude almost en-
tirely the merits oft inquiry. You as
sumo entirely tO6.much. You have nt
right to infer what "othtrs" think. Ar
thur as said nothing, nor will say any
thing, adverse to the suggestion. "Lst al
things Js done dscsntly and IN, ordsr."
don't : ropoSe to argue that singing shal
be performed sindiferently; but Il insist
on the contrary, that it shall be perlO, m
ed correctly; scientifically ifyou prefer it
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
COIJNTY OFFTCERS.

!. i.taags .ey Fairfield Common PlsG' Coart-HENRY
CIV HIT Man, residence lancaster. ohi0I
p 'ProBGts Jxdgs-tRSSEI EoHNER, ONCE In Public
Pros.estinR AttOraty- w lLLIAM T. WISE
: lSk.rif-4I AMES MILLER, once at Jail.
e.. CLARK Of CoIti--J oAN G.. RAINBY, Office Public
' gHaii"sSlA-wILLIAM ROBINSON, once FablO
Trsa,srsr--P. C. BENADUM ,oficePublicB cBuilcing
Rseordsr--A. .RYFBRT, 0hice Public Building:
Curusvor-E. T.. HANNUM ,ofhce Public Building
T,oyonsr--L sHRPFER, residence Madison Up.
-Comniy,ioasrs--JoSEPH SHARP, OF Bern Town.
Snip; JONAS A BAKER, ,of WalnutTownship, and
sSIN, W. CUNNING y N. .of Hooking TeTpsh,P; II =,
seksS1 EEaminsrs WILLIAM WHITLEY, JOHN
VILLA Ms and URIAH C. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
RooK AND JOB PRINTING.

Weare pre pared tc execute all descriptions ofJoB 3
WORK. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, Posi- EkS.
nj ri, TICK RTS and every other variety Of PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBRIN O, with new andsuperiortype
and on short notice, & lyOY io E9d ..,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
TEaMs,oF suBscR IPToN.

TrPBusincss cards about lines, by the year, S5
rPAdvettiseIcntS NOT marked on we manuscript,
viii be continued at our ietms until forbid.
n sLe gal hts, Admi nstralors notices,
&c aust be paid for in advance, for reasons which,
We win explain at tho time. ....f.. t,z ...
JTSThe above terms strictly observed 10 all cases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

Mr.. LovejOy. Aud uowif the gentle.
man will allow re, l will read Tue ad.
dress of General Jackson to his colored
soldiers. , .,.ta .pa 90 Fa.
Mr.. Stevens. Very well. l-.
Mr.. Lovejoy, read it from the Life
Of Jackson: god. -l' j.raa- aa 4.
| "Soldiers from the shores Of Mobile
collected you to arms! I invited you tc
share in the perils and to divide the glo'
~ of your white couuirymen. Iexpect
ed much from you, for was not ubin'
formed Of those qualities which must rem
der you so formidable to an invading foe
knew that you could endure hunger and
thirst. and all the hardships Of war.
knew that, you loved the. lapd ofyour ma
tivity, and that, like ourselves, you hat
! to defend all that ia most dear to man;bu
, 1862-02-20

SENT TO JAcKscsy1IIE.-Mr.P P. e. Wells,
the publisher Of the Commercial Letter, whose
Insanity has been u sad town topic for several
<iavs past, was cent TO the State Luuatic Asy-
1un yesterday morning. Els case was brought
before the County Court Oh Tuesday, and the
Jury found his insanity proven. Jaul=s L.
Wells was appointed corservator, upon his
giving bond of slo, COO, to be approved by
the Court The insanity of hIz Wells Was
trought on by unrcmitting devotion to his
business.
, 1862-02-20

3r' .,oo:, K Mclean. as Dearborn street. ts:e
-,r~!f ::les. price so: cleaning ana dying Genta'
ss-.cu.s 9e== 'bs. 81 :..'la, h,sasr IL tho ::t5
a2.i-
, 1862-02-20

REtt,Rl,kl;s CotEr.-Ycs,ert}ay WIS ocr,1-
ii. in tlis tribunal iu the sentencing vf I,ris-
opcrs, after hich the Court :ltjou.urd for thu
term The following is Il list Of the prisoners
e.ntenced and telms td imprisonment:
Catbarine cSev1.!e. larceny Of dre-> aud eapc:
2s3uc SIS; thirty days in County Jail:
chain: value. so: one year in Penftentiasy.
i Aeton 's,ssny 8 per9 eiar eoas eHo c''e
Edward Bn.Es: larceny Of silver col1 from John
H. kinzic. c. S. Pay mae1et: six months IN Bride,
well. Fled !le;slsr. same offence: one year IN
lenitchtialy.
VIM. Jun1z:'n; larceny Of a ccat= 'ainc, SO;
three montha In Rsides-ell.
Michael Connolly: burglary, >toea coat. Salue
St, Ont year in rchi;ent;ars.
Josn,a U'Herfoa: larceny, OF hsnk@tiil= aud
to,n; :;,: xslns 3 =: thirty days i1 jail. ~ -
/ watches and jewclrx7 valre $1T4a; =ix months
5st1iao@*w s;, 8. Reyneaas: Larceny Of horse
Michaei kithy' larceny Of losd Of corn: ten
john S'cCan,',r.:. Larceny q dry goods valrc
Seare of age: * days IN BridrwclL
11ary Brown; larceny Of coat and fars; one year
!: Jame. Qrali. and Wsman Q. Hendricks: COZ
.piracy t0cAtat farmer ont nf ihirty-thrce dol
sybcrra Il. Wagoner: aseaulting woman with
yi,riol three months iu jail.
Nary Fitzgeruld; latcsnS OF shocs~~galue IS
ten day in jail.
George Williaras; passing counterfeit money
fourteen uao,:shs in pcnitentiary.
1ohn & Stone; passiug counterfeit money: out
| year In peu5tcntiary.+
John +. kuhcr: aa=aa!tiag police officer: sss'
| fine
UNITED STATES C1ncE11 CouR7-B.fo,s Judg
Inun a. Drtxau4ond.-N s7s-E. Coffin rs y
\ 1alr<zr ct nj !utt'on to dtsmibs oyerrut+d. Nc
80 -chanceEJ, Chas. !. Starr vs ]. ". Fox
II purt Of 1Ias1cr fled and confirmed; decree Ct
tered ne rrtl ated. No. 7s-Henry Swrif1 1t ii, y
+ u1i osgcoc; motion for new trial ovcsruled an
!. Judgement
Il C1oE CorSTr CHc3Fr Cou1:!-Ntfove Juds
Mtritsw.-Eo 5G-ChAncc:y- S A. navls VT. job
l. l;.>it; p.tti Of publication Jsiil pro COZ ftsa
a.G :. Ec7eace Il, maeta-. Decree. No. 99-caa1
, 1862-02-20


MEpsEsDAs t'Esfss' Feo- ~ too.'
.an 1s-nlie vary no" nese' hasies ~ o's'-
4a,un1 r'n ,-e.sessei lah1os Oh cargo NOM.
soH:sea'taa. ~ 1uu ~, asta'e'
.'a''s '' ns4s e's paeSeo mess at 7.l'o'i v" otls
- -. b.Ah -hEA1s-ln aelise aen.hnu, "ita
~ 'psta ie14aeAey sa4es' 4ua'ooo na snoa@
go 49, .atsp' u. S,se loose, 1oo''ov ds nos "
.: ~.s 1 s''1.e os 40 II etooss1 ~ - CIV" Us
.'s .r.a --,n,s az o'sc loose, .so'oo W. s.ts
.ao ~ 80 soes nv '"ese !o"suV "9 ~ W F. 1''
sa:, " ~, ~ o~~As seuleo aaoo,asfs ~ '
80 80 ~ ~ eouns euiea sSses ~ 771 soo7e.
- 20 pes LAWS ~ n ..
'4Iaeo 'e,4ee ennoe,11so al1uass ~ ~, ~
srz soo:. aenano ano onoyant ~ esles as7
A4u ei,5 Aetue Leu n oSts' ~" asss ca's
7a,sa. 800 Iea' d. oae " p,.s aIu ~ Aes
,..,s es..e ..a4 o' ose' ~ Phs nau5 'metio~a>
80 1e,. 80 q. Vse' ooo pAgs ~, Lasu ~ o>ac'
49, W." 6" Iiss ~. H0.u As "<Ss'
..4:zs ..', 0'4Ss to4s ooo ,..4stAe' nole
49, aua seiea' saes, i'oeo oole eaoice
% na.e tu-e' eat1a tmesti7 Al8soufi oEanos} 81
zro ns,s So .,....s " e'osas VI sue -. =. 10y
SO bels. '*Be1oit'' r. b. Spring extra at s4.oo;
ao oola, Goodw1n's Imperial :. and I. b. ut
*s.Wt loo Dds. "ehls Premln1a r. d. at $3.50;
aeo ohis. E5ceialor !. b. at $3.50; 1oo bbis
nneoaso r. hat Ss.s> % bbls. Jenkins =
a. so.o'8 Nv oels. Glen"ooa GO on ?. l..
~ opis- enlcaSo NILE super al $3.ooi S0
op4s' oucAeSe super al .So'1@3a' oo Dds.
9lanle % super a. s@so; ~ DOLE super NJ ssu'.
Neee'eu, e., ss,s'o ou' a.atAe. tahue
eaEAet' ,a4es :ese-7ee W NJ. neo iheei IN
sto1e at GOV 1eo ou No iseo H"tef II stoEe Ut
oie, oue ~ ~. sp11ns N s:oleat ooc, .7uoo VI
uo"t ''1se' l''e w W IL ~ 1o'oop po ~
Fe - 49, ~ ~, wv w w q. 'e.ae, ~'ooe
.s,es.;s ',eeo =" w ~ ~ NV VI ''9
3e@te4p',a ]se4;s1 n =. s'ofe .. w.
'-iteesi'eu' 's' So'oo' o'i' .haiAss ausanceo
, 1862-02-20
MARKETS BE YTELEGEAPH.

NEW FORK. Feb -CoTTos.-Marke heavy
ano Irregular M1ddling up1auds 23@25c. sales soo
flour Market il dull and heavy and Sc lower.
Sales S.1l0 bEls at s. 55@565 super state: $50
!5 extra state; closing at S S5G5D; Sh55at
sc: for SUPER western: s5s5@6W for common TO
brands extra round honp Ohio; &C s0G6 s trade
tra1ds; arket closing dull and declining Canada
ou5 d. md s1a1y l9w1 saer o b5 at $s
ira Rye n"ur-qn1et and steady. Sales 800 bEis At
81 goa IS. Com nj al quiet and unchanged,
W1ishE-Market heavy at 26sS27e; large buy
r.. CnA1S-Wheat market dull md dropping there
j. not enough doing to make quotations s3lcs
sI:5 ~ and II lcu m bu sDrins state as s1s5. RE 6rm:
sales 7.a0 bu at s5@e6e: latter price for choice,
delivered: Barley continues dull: sales 5to By
Charge it p-irc; sales a,00 bu at e3Ec for mixed
western in store &c for prime delivered and u
G. t.c to7 new southern yellow: Oats dull and
heavy with sales at S9l341C lot Jersey. Canau1an
| Ror1s:oSs.-Pork market opened h1nl will fair
demand eossd 1atner a.lesf nna fsarssy G. So
eluding :mal lots At S:3 5a@l4laH for prime coun-
r. 50 prime. Inclndea in sa!es a5e ao
be prime. deliverable first fifteen days in May, at
saiss 80 hbls 1t s4feea4:5o for sogatry prime ;
sef5 . t 70! sass5 s1; e1e9S ffs
| moss beef ii moderate demand at $akMe. Sales
4Ctl les OIL t. Beef hams quiet Sacs 50 BRIG at
$1FR1T..t ut meats in fair demnnd. Sales 800 pkgs
1t 3A@4Ec for shoulders: 4a@6N for hams, Ii.
ciudvd :ales are 200 G 1os Ssy salted shoulders
deliver aple in June st 42ir. 1Rcon eideE in good
dtr,and and iirmer- Sales ;:u bxs at 6t{c Go'
western Cumberland cut middles; 6}zc for city
long ribbed 6ssGl1c for western and city shor
rib6ed 6:sc for city long clear. and &C for choice
western short clear. Dressed hogs firmer- sale'
ut 4xc for western, and Sc for city: Lard rule:
very h1m. Sales aS50 brls at 73sf@ts37<c and s14'
for choiec- Entter in better demand at 11@1Ac fo
| md fhta&a EfP11T a.
| s@5c.
S7ocks-luesular and fairly actiye.. G
Ef:c SIX Erie pfd 5sK rse Mai s45t NYG ss9t
s15: American gold 1881; 4 has e3H n G s. So
U 6s 81 coupons 20: Z S Is '63 coupons 9lA
Mofs IS Tenn g. IS: =: Ill war loan s24.
MoKKr-The money market exhibits fair de
gree Of aetiyity, xith unchanged rates: cal loan
exchange du1l and nominal at 1l41l14E for bans
ers sterling. American gold has declined to 3Ms1
| per cent premium. California gold bars dull q
S@35 per cent prem Government stocks stead.
ST treasury notes in demand at 99D99H-
, 1862-02-20

fYA a most admirable Instrument IL Hyatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors SihrpGnt1. Small ones
70! tsnsi:: use: large s'e= for lotels, racat aa7
srss. &C Evrrs saaSAlnt 'warrs:ltcd to suit. For
sa|t IL. a5 Enut.l Clark street, i.s !,=se1Eent-
il, 21.It1
, 1862-02-20

From tile CINCINNATI 6azetle. iatl-I
Provisions continue to attract considerable at
te1,tion in e uera1 markets and to-day prices
advanced to Sl2.tD for mess pork: 34zc for bulk
shoulders 4si@5c for do sldcs. and 7}AG7Hc for
ticree :srd. But little business, comparatively,
e1E At the close sellers appeared to be CONF
ing into market, and it 'Sas easier. to bny.
Tie excitement appeared to have eliminated
ptc,iye oFcpiug Of trade with the South There
i considerable to be done yet. heweVer,
cv1 to 81 4od14s0 for superfinc. The de-
maId outside Ut the local trude, is Chiefly from
arny contractors The stock is light. Wheat has
also sadyanced to 9519Sc for prime red, and 1890
Use 1ior white Corn arm ut Slc. and oats at 3SG
ssMc. Rye advanced 10 Sic. and barley to j315
&c tor prime fall. Malt is held at 1vlE75c:
Whisky closed dull at 20c. Mo1asscs has declined
to lo@42r. Sugar duh and unchanged Cnba s39@
nEc and New Orleans 95k@l0kc. Coffee firm ut
ls1s &21lHc. The stocks are very lisht q sugar
and molaescs. and there is 4 prospect Of getting
nth ,xi11 nnt areu{nufate.
, 1862-02-20
COMMERCIAL.

The Kangaroo. with Liverpool dntes to- the 9th !
.EE1 vas telegiaphed To-Day Breadstuts were
quiet. Pork declined 2sGd. Bacon was steady. |
Lazd dull
There vas good attendance on Change to-day,
ard business was very active. The Provision
market was buc,ant-particu1arly af,cr the receipt
ct Tie New York dispatches Mess Pork opened
quiet. but before the close there was brisk in-
eniry for it, and 1860 htls changed aauds-most Of
it a1 $1l(O, AT the close. buyers offered 4111 12H
freely. but holders were asking Sl1,s5. Bulk Meats
in good demand principally to ill orders from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and the market was
active ard rm-with sales Of shout CSC 600 lbs. at
:st@224c for city cured Shoulders. loose; Aszc for
city cured Sides: and SIC for city cuced Hams:
loose Country cured Meats were sold at a!ssc for
Shon1ders and 41ic for sides loose EuHIlsh
Nests arc in good dcmand and frm-with sales OF
i, q bss Cumberland Midd1es at Axe. There Is a
= &.r, ,c.,ve demand for Green Meats. and the
na1ke, ie firm. with light sales Of Hams at 31kc.
,rs, demand for Lard was ye5y act5ye. and the
market was buoyant-with sales Of 1900 pIss. at
s.c ar mime CITY stcam and kettlc-renderei Leaf
G. ar, = for nr;me country kettle-rcndered Leaf.
aa G1c 70. No Lard delivered here and at Peoria.
Tie ma,kt: for hogs vas somewhat excited, and
-,7ccs re hotb T. ire and nressed advanced 1sma5c
,a, IN, -s Tbe reccInts of all kinda amounted to
a,,< . 90, ard r,5er n ,ooa demand ho,t, br mark
,re .birncre ,bAr1nrtet c1oee;1 hare and firm
.,. - r., =. en ,nao sE oro.s-+bo tn,E of
~, ,,n-..ac+;ons t,cine At <sf1 nreased Hcos
- ~ .,..- ;rro,,11,r ,,r;css-,ba r,nf,a bcinc
se I'm c:aa Stu toaz 1~ara ocncrs1l7
s',s - "a a@e so f,r 1,eh+ md esenma5 for
,,s.rs ~, ,3or,. .r.s = ono5 ;ronfr,- for fancy
hogs which sold at $s.soG4.s0.
There is M active demand for Beef Cattle and
49, o,,a a-., ..r;.,, e.1,. ~ - ~
'ne m;sa het Is ofisA anu Ill., "iNt eal7s at s's'S
i 0Ds.:5 fos medium to choice,
| The Flour market was more active to-day, bN1
| 'Ic:e vas no n1a1efla1 enahse ~ p1tees' Auous
sa1,~o@o. f. ~ stora7e m tho lat of Nav.
, 1862-02-20

eery- ], Lord ": rho.nix E:ank ct ii. Default Of
!eE to take pruofs: No. 6s6-j- T. Forbes vs. 8.
sge. fasf:l. No. 75T-A. 9oher r: j. creote.
Furnishes. &c; Appeal dismissed With g,o sca,.
Ct al Dismissed at plaintiff costs. no. 7o6-
City Of Chlcacoys. r Brennan. DiAmt.sc scdod above.
20 eceo htse Ct al ss 4 t EEs4 4 Na Ct I'll 4; d
$i,94.:5 No. 645-J. j. Phelps ct al vs. same:
So fE sGiumsn E otioa to
strike the plea fron the files fur want OF
edEd::yit Of merits and judgment: nil dieif-
suit dismissed at PLAINTIFF cost for non-conpi-
ancc with rule to dle amended declaration. 80.
a;s--A. stewo.t ct 81 y Johanna Sanders: judy
te y ass a F sa 81
l!ass Judgment against thsm for .hfee;toarths q
b, agreemen, Of the Egan heirs and plaintiff,
and default and Judgment for defendant.
70. s4e,sams e.o ys Philip Hector: sane order as
order ns in s49. No. 34S-F. Tracy ct 81 ys v.
silbe1bnrg; judgment nil dicit, and Court to
Ne So vs. aaam N
Eastrand Ne continued. No. assIc. Z. kohlie -
Fllshman and Lippsrt; suit d'smlssed st plain
Wsms isnss & sg2s?as Nasa eenh9s Sa r. No
n Emmersou Va. r Van Nosirand; con
fipued. No. 215-J. Garrison ys. D. French: con
1iuuca- No. 256-GeorSc Dalc W: Carothets q
1strator> ye: Mary and Charlotte Spun; continued.
No SD. Maccrachen IS. J. Schof; demurrer fo
second plea sustained and case submitted to Coart
on the remainder No. 259-E " Daniels vs. John
Gray ct al ;jury trial now In progress. No: e62-W.
Il. Fuller vs- John Gray; dismissed at plaintiff 8
Tcno5 IS. T. J. Day dismissed at plaintiff .costs-
NJ. 5G6 D. T. Mayan rs. Haskell s. Aldricsl, yer-
dict tet aside and suit dismissed ut plaintiff 3
enstS. M 673-Rosenburs vs. koan, Judgment
against Max Kahn for &13s3T and eci ia. az to
oihere. No. 27s-R. GoodwillieTs Vs. Babcock = Hol-
ar. snbutled to Court. issue t2r plaintiff dana
ges one cent and judsment for plaintiff On finding
missed with pro 2rGrrdnto No. SD. g. Brown
VS.. F. White. Jury called and trial resumed
Verdict for defendant. Motion for new trial by
plaintiff No. 5aa-Chancery- T. Livingston ys
Mary Livingston. Order complied, with, and sa5
paid into Court for attorney qngalls). No; 7s5-
E. Brown vs Marine Bank OF Chicago. Default
and damages to be assessed No. 5s0-Chancery.
]. Siea1ist ys Ann A. Siegirst.' Referred to mas
| Ter 10 lake proofs No 29&-J- Bum VS. J. Bur.
napp. Suit dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
| SUPERIOR CorRr-In 1dne.-No. S94, Chambers
| Judgment against the city set aeidc on motion
plaiatiH. No LII, Chambers. Default and 1udst
| ment and order Of special examination; No: ai0
| No. 666 -ChambeFs-C- ]. Hamon vs.. jas HaTtl
| ton defau1t Of plaintiff entered as to I'd plea
judgment for defendant as to let and ii counts o.
| na1f. No. Ts5-J. Hogan vs. P. Walsh; motion To-
Appeal prayed for, allowed On fling $500 bond; Il
| daye to file exceptions, No. 94s G. Picl9ey -
| american Express Company; motion by defend
! ant for new trial oyeIru1ed, and Judgment o.
verdict for $1,e00; appeal allowed. bond to b
| fled in ten days, and exceptions II th1rty dayE
, 1862-02-20

The lot Of Is Hogs noted above as sold at S4.5o,
were fed By I. n. Cunningham, Of Rockford. III.
They were sold by R. s. s. P. Carter to Wolcott &
Todd. Tackcr=. 1t was one Of the best lots ever
seen in this market.
LINE HOGS-Ecccivcd, 1853 head. There was
Il very active demand for Hogs today. and the mar
kct Y as brisk and buoyant, prices showing fur
ther advance Of 15Gls5c T2100 ns. The yards at the
cloee were entirely empty. Sales were as follows:
, 1862-02-20
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.


WEDSEsuAF EVENING, Feb. 19, 7s62.
The Wa1 news has for The 1att two daJsabs1*bed
everything else. Today the city is more 9ascr
and busincsB is resuming its former channels Tx
question begins to be asked again. - Why don'I
Congress paes the Treasury Note Diu::s What
good can result f1om incubat1rg ever 1t week after
week, thus keeping the country In suspense, md
Thousands OF Government creditors out Of their
moneys Some Of the Government creditors in
this city bayc actually paid IN tho shape Of
interests big one Of course-fe carry their
claims than !hcy would have realized In profits
had the money been promptly paid. This il i gross
injustice for which thsre Is reslly no ezc,se. We
believe the NeEr il an unit fof the bill as passed
by the House. It is to be hoped it will be ra=sed
at ouce-
With most Of the Banks the denaaua Eor money
is rot pressing. The ordinary trade OF tic city
quircs it is true, large advances, but matters
moving along smoothly. All legitimate business
paper from well known Chicago houses is readily
takcn. and n,pch morc would be If offered Out
eidcrs must not expect like favors, and Only paper
Of most nndoabted character will pass on any
tcrnE-
The Exchange market IS fat. Bankers are TO-
day charging customers II discount on New York
sight bills and outsiders will fare well If they re-
a1ize at = below
Currency lis rather scarce The nominal selling
price appears 10 be y premium; but round lots Gre
freely offered By nost Of the Banks 1t par Tic
railways just now are buying very little gone Of
them ronc. ard generally tic demand i very Light
Gold continues to droop. It closed with few
sales at 27zG2s54 buying and sGsE as the selling
rate. The demand continues small, confined 1nain-
1y to retail purchases.
MuwArKEE-The SeAtind Of this morning
says:
The banks have reduced the selling rate Of cx-
cEnnge to J: per cent premium and, except OF Gus
tomers, they do not care to buy at anything above
par. Currency continues scarce and it Is evident
That with Increased activity in produce mar
krt rates OF exchange here cannot long remain
higher than 1t Chicago. Already onr banks are
| paJing out Eastern currency to some extent, az
the volume Of Wisconsin currency Is Inadequate tu
+! meet even the present wants Of trade.
t Gold is weak ard will only bring * premium.
though the selling. rate Is stiil nominaily pei
| cent.
| Our quotations at present are therefore a. fol
| lGws:
Buying. Selling.
| Eastern Exchange. paT@H prem. y prem
! Specte.-.. ~ prcn- 4prem
There is scarcely any demand for gold. Treasu1!
Eo1ee are received ard paid out on i footing witt
other current funds, and are greatly sonsLt ate
for circulation in sections where other paper mon
, 1862-02-20

should House-
~ keepek1 aak Alekf ss@SsMAe isea Their pAueAco
sn1 fae q krJtnx 70 ktnaa AnkIxte Coel With ptnA
k1adllnk. when hJ 1Anx DE- GRANULAR EUE1% sod
81 c. T. 9EAY eo<Hez II MAxksk &na TGELngta1
SCeet theycsA 5s7e& 1se z*iax Hus E1E r. sfo1ba.f
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