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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

ysruish, male Wholly n par a rum copsl p~r e
lo, made q othcr CAMS ~ snbsfances Bpsr 4
Vegetable OILS. pr <aiisn 1cent.
Vegetable pulmonary balsans same a. "nepu-
fice -
vcrmlfuge. same a. "Dcutfncs~
Warehvuss eutry, o. custom hon-rs. not sxcc>f-
ing sne dollar IN value. stamp duty Scent,
Do, do, exoeediag one dollar. aud not ssoseding
tv dollars 50 cent,
Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars in value %
Warehouse Receipts. stamp duty Is oena,
WHISKY, Per Eahcn - ccnt'
Do. rccfihed. y not b pay IN additsonsl duty
Whole ale dealers. under whieh tern i tr.riu,i~d
every person whc-e bu~tue<< eccuparonis
to sell, or erer 10 sell srscerirs o. any gods,
wares OF merchandise. u tore IN Or doasessic
production. By than original PARK
age or piece Al oue tine. % The par
chaser. hot inciudtng wines. spintnous 90 malt
liquor. for each license 50
wholesale dealer~ in liquors q every dr<crsp-
tion, including distilled spirit. fermented H.
Quors and wines II al kinds tper~ons other
than di>tiiers, who sell caer for sale any
sucn liquors. IN quantities. Il more than three
gallons Al one time the ~zue purchaser are
incuded,l for each license Too Q
Willow, manufacturer II aper c
Wine made Of grapes pr gallon scent
Withdraw al entry. az house stamp duty 50 cent
Wood. manufactures Of n not otherwise pro-
vided Tor sp~r c
Noci crews Ia c.
Wool, manufactures Of not Otherwise specified per
Worried manufactures H. otherwise specified
Worm iozenges. same a. 'DensifFice''
Writ, stamp duty 50 cent
Zinc manufactures o. not otherwise specified sper
Do, oNyde Of per loo pounds IS cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A I L r q a ID FL.
1862. NE 3 1862.
new ARRANGEMENT.
new Route to Chicago via Kokeme.
81 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

I'm AND AFTER NAY s. lisa, trains will be
~ a. follows
Mail Train will leave indianapolis al lilo A n.
stop all stations and make close connection kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road Tor Logan>port Val araiso and Chicago ard arrive
Al Peru al BIS r. NJ, in time make connections Nth
trains on the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning, the train viii leave Peru az 900
A. NJ after the arrival Of the the 7. W X W.
from the East. and srrive Indianapolis nj 80 A NJ
in time TO make connections for all points East, South
and West
ESpresstrsin will leave INDIAN spolis loss D. NJ.
Kokomo with for Chicago and arrive
Peru al 500 A. NJ in time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train viii leave Peru az l2eo n
making close connection kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logan>por and arrive indianapolis II
4lo M In time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points
Special attention. given the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
THEo T. HkueHkY. General Ticket Agent spl g. a ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

a xsw ix<rKUNESr-JuST THE THING fo1
~ sabbath schools, Academies aud Small chsrchss-
~ER8 ~ e III E - -.
- WILLARD 4 SIOwELl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
He NATIONAL TAX.

Re Faxes smpssea az the Tax BssI,
I'D Passed ~ Gsngres>, June 23d,
[o9e-rhe Dates On sacsnes, snsu.
(osa1ce empantes, Rassreaa Ceun.
Pansess &e.-The Taxes On Distilled
[psrssss manufactures, Oils, Paper,
sess Csuasess TobacsO, suuss, Sc.
{arss ur"", Soap, screws. Cloth, Lea
|oess essu~s Wtwe. Coat, Ae.-The Tax
~ cess"n-Ghe License Tax, &C., Ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

ne Tax hii ja-f passed both Houses Of congres. o.
40 q June We sive below table q ths taxes i'm
he names q the articles and classes Of person.
90 are arranged IN alphabetical FORM rendering the
- va'assis Tor convenient and ready reference:
taxes imposed Of the following different casses
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE.-At Rules held in the
- Gle KS Office, Chancery Court Nashville Mon
day, FebI Iary the 3rd 1862.
Jsue 5. Mckay, by &C., Complainant Felix e.
NICK > Ell al Defendants.
Il Appearing from aidavit flied i'll this that the
Defendant john Scy is nonresident Of the State oi
Tennessee. l; is ordered that he DO enter his ap-
Pearance herein before within the first three days
Of the Of said Court TO be Geld the first
Monday May next tIS62) and plead, answer or de
70 Complainant bill, the same viii be taken
for confessed him and for hearing epdre ana
four successive we * in The Nashville Patriot. \
CoFv-At;cst: JpIIN F. GI.EAIES, {. 8. II.
Fp-TgRS x EiCFvt-N, SIS Tor C0u7pl't feb Swift.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
"a ChaneerY at NashuiIle.

CiTATE OF TENNESSEE--At Rules held in the
- Clerks Ollie, Clanc-ry Court AZ Nashville, Non
dry, February 3-E, 1862.
John & Balcuture. Complainant Joseph ". Dabbs
Ct al. Defendant.
II appears from affidavit fled III this that the
Defendant Joseph v. HIbbs & C. II. DabbS. non
residents OF the state of Tennessee 1t Is ordered that
they DO enter tier appearance herein before with
in the frs three days Of the next 81 said Court,
10 be held On the frat Monday il Nay next UsG2) and
plead. answer o. Gcl-Ur 10 Compliments bill, ths
slns viii be taken I + confessed 10 them and set
for hearing elGrts and that copy Of TINS order be
published once week for four successive weeks II
the Nashville Patriot. 4 COPy-atteSt:
J. +. GLE.YEsS e.. & :.
= Eors-5;, 81 fer Cemu!'t. G-55-wIt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
In Chancery at Nashville.

CrTATE OF TENSE-SEE.-At Rules held the
> Clerks Dsce. Chaucery Court at Nashville, Monday
February the Ord, 1857
Thomas C. Payau, Complainant rs James DAVIS ct ais.
defendants
Il aura-riuE from affidavit ulct this that
the Defendant, James Davis, IS nonresident of the
state OF Tennessee Il Is ordered that he DO enter his
appearance herein before wtlla the 5s- thr'e days
Of the next term Of sad Court t. be held -Lc first
Monday ID Nay next Gs62D and plead answer or de-
% mE-ilaUts Ui i Or the s6me VIII ie taken
for confessed Is 10 him and set for hearing erpGTs.
and that COPY this order be Published wge!,
for f1ur successive weeks il the Nashville Pa.-oi-
Curv-attast: J. Z GLEAFE~. =. ".
4, / DENoss, Ssi. for ConI.'J. fee wit
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
In Chancery at Nashville.

SITATE Or TESNENSEB---At Rules he'd III the
> Clerks Office Chancery Court at Nashville. Mon
day. February the 5rd, 1862
NJ Luskey X Co. CONTAIN ants vs. : Z. CocNrei Re
Ccivcr, &c et al. defendants.
II appearing from affidavit Elet III tins cluse that
the Descendants E Arnold f Co. residents OF
the state OF Tcuness.. II ordered that they TO
ter their appearance herein before within the fist
three DAYS Of the term Of said Court IN be held
on the first Monday May next (sG2) and pleIi,
svyer or demur to COmpanants bill. the Will
be taken for confessed to them and for hearing
sryts and Iaat copy OF this order be published once
week for four successive weeks the Nashville Pal
riot ACopy-Att-st-
E GLEATES. c. ( 81.
81 H. BE!Ezs. Sol. far C1ruI't fob 5-w+t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
In Chancary at Nashville.

C'TATE az TENNESSEE. Az ktieS held III ia"
- CLERKS U,s, Caslc5Ty Cslii at Nashville, sIou-
day. February the 3rd. ist-
" e Wh.ttemorr. - AL, Compartments Al-1m
Whittamore q a.. - s-as,a,ts-
II appearing from affidavit fled ia This cause that
III. patcatauts. Gideon Cn2awei and Lucinda Chad
we'll aye uon-r.-aoas of the state Of tennessee. Il
is ordered that they 90 enter their appearance herein
before or within the tTS three days Of tie agNt term
of said Court be held tie first Monday IN Nay
next ,lSsZN aud plead. answer dcmur Com e
painauts bill viii be taken for confessed
a. 70 thorn and for hearing -Ers. and that copy
OF tins order be pubI-heI once week for four success
-jve weeks in tie Nashville Patriot. COUy-At est ::
J. +. GLEAEES {. X II.
NEIL = BNuvS. Sol. Tor Compile. feb j-w4t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
In Chancery at Nashville.

CfTATE OF TENNESSsE.-A Rules held III the
- Clerks Office CIaucery court Of Nashville, Mon
DAY. February In" :jrI, =
r ; HoII5us * Co, Compartments IS. J. T.. Williams,
Defendant
L appearing from affidavit filed N this cause that
the Defcn laut- l.. T. Williams, Is nonresident Of
tina state Of Tennessee 1t Is ordered that ne do enter
his appearance herein before within the first three
DAYS If the eat term Of said Court to be held the
first Monday il May next GS62) and plead, answer
dsnur u Compartments bill or the VIII be taken
for confessed as him and for hearing ,I,ITts-
and that copy of this order be Published week
for four successive weeks IL the Nashville Patriot \
Cour-Attest !. Z. t5IEAN e. C. Vi.
l. HoysTOS. sol ror C1npl-t feb J-~2t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
State Of Tennessee, Davidson County, S..
r c. McNARY & co. vs.. c. 7. THRUsTON.

TN suit By original attachment, before G. NJ. South
1 gate, Justice Of the Peace OF Davidson COUNTY
Tennessee. An attachment having been issued on
this case, by the Justice and delivered G. D. Ham
lett, Constable OF said county, and by whom it has
been returned levied and it appearing the said Jus
tice that the defendant, C. F. ThrU5tCn, IL non-res
dent of the State, motion Of the Plaintiff it is or
derci that publication be made in the Patriot, news
paper published in said county, requiring the deem
dznt TO appear the 18th day OF March, 1862 before
said Justice, G. NJ SOuthgate, n his office in Nash
Vile and plead, answer demuT to said attachment
otherwise II will be heard e-pGTts.
feb Swift Prs. fee So Il. u. SOUTHGAFE, 7. P.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

Ele C=1La-ic Pills are said 80 b. remarkably zfe--
tive TcEsty fg- the headache, aui ere o. the very
best for that very irll-e5t Complaint which has ever
-yeeu disCOs cred
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

= E5u are Or have been troubled With The head
acne SEED fo- box (ePIaic Pills so that yDu nav
hzFet then Cs-sE Of attack
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
THE
DIARRHEA CORDIAL

Has cured cases of Chronic Diarroea IN this
city from one 10 sixteen years standing, and
for Summer Complaints, Collie, Cholera,
Morbus. Cholera Infantum and Cholera, It
has been pronounced by the most eminent
physicians in America IS the best remedy in
the word.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

Hy tie use %. these Pills fnr rrr.of.- ATTACKS Of
Es--a,s ~ Sc. EE--s-.Ee my ba prevented ami j.
taken at ths ---sEcc-1eDt %. attack immediate
relief from pan and sickness VII be obtained
Tasy seldom E.-- n removing the Nzassr and Had
se5: % vvl5-l females are SD subject
They set gently upon Tie bowels.--c-nov.a Ca:ys-
zssz.
For La-Ery Heg, Suisrsz, Delicate Females. and
al persons o. ssEsszg5 E55as, they are valuable rs
LI5sirs, improving the G7ss, giving toa. ami -i'o~
% the digestive organs, and restoring the natural
elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHaL.- PILLS are the result OF long lnres-
t5gas.'D aat car ally conducted experiments, having
been N use Ea-- years, daring which time they have
prevented AMI relieved vast amount OF PAIN and
suffering from EssLlch.. whethr- originating IN the
,ss~p5 system o--5 dcraaEess Estate Of the so7,a-t.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be ta.sn at all times With perfect sage with
eGs maxim ar ,a-Ss Of diet, a,sI tn 15ssr-s q rry
stsIgrss15Es -zs Tsgtss Z szsy sd1ijrirr .tes 20
csldTe5
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTSI
me genuine have Eves5natarss of Henry Z :spaId-
Ing on each Box
sold ry Druggists ant sEothc- Dealers n Medicine
= Box vfl 5sseat by mail prepaid onrscsipt or
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Az g-lezs sa5-ld lie addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDNG,
IS Ceilr street, New Y7-k-
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F5an The .S5ltzsTB PdsE FFUdsT, Ns7g o.,

them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
tst -FOUR tetfng-y Caa b adEeI 70 the Already NJ
rIsr u.s. thz- Las received BENEFITS that 70 other
raei1fc. ctl preface
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

2EYsoLD B-E,j, FRAyEL-y Co, ONO, 2
January 8, 1851 JA
E1EszT C. SPALDIyG-
No = Cedar St.. n Y
Dear Sir.
TuclosaI find twenty cents C25) fo- which send
box Of 'CsphaIIc Pills. send address Of Rev YIN.
C. Filler, Eeyu3tsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio
Your Pills SggTE Ike clzT1s-czlrs Headache a.
Hs5=t EHSs=ls-sr- Truly E8Grss WI C. FILLER
TgsrL.SzT, s-C8-, Jan. Il, 1851.
Ms SRsEaEyG-
81
not I7rg since sent % Won for box o. e rhalfc
PTS for The Cure Cfthe Nervous Headache and Cstive
Ess5 All received the SANE AID ttsy b1I C1oE az
H. t1Et t-Eg iusiE-si o. s=EE FIR u-.-s-
Please EcEl y return G-sii D.-est ~
- r WHEELER.
EUs-larts. Mich
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

EFa.'--i-- -
they have U-el tested u r-cr- tin & thousand
czzzs- WITH entire SUCCESS
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s-oza Il: Hssie-H r ? Gazs.5s, C-Esoeg7, II,

We heartily eal0rsa " SfaItlng. AID his uarIval
TED ClP!-zIiG Pills
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

EFsz. "a. Kaazgsz Fa5Iey So, EGza,-sc, Il
ne are sure that persons suffering with the head
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
BEVERLY, ;lass, Dec. IL, 1850.


&. c 5rALDING- Esq
wish for some circulars large show bills, 10 bring
r5gr Cephac Pills more particularly before my
mers. If you have anything Of the kind please send
% me
One of NY customers, who - subject to severe Sick
Headache CASUALLY lasting days,) cured Of an
zsck ~ 0ts k5.lT b. your PiS, which sent he=.
Respectfully yours,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

SsE-Cs CsEEzi. H-oTIy5FToS Co, PA,
H {. SPsLDIsG- January IS, 1861.
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g -. -. -. b.

BElLs VERScs, 0Hso, jan. Is, 1851.
IE-FEF c. SPALDING. Esq-
Plssse find enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
Esud ucan0the- box Of your CsplIIiG Pills. They are
s-sig h bss. i-rs eusr trjsi
Direct a SLOWER, p. Il
Belle Vernon, Tyand0t Co, o,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

2Ith. The Erzrtcst amount Insured 10000
I2tu. Amount insured IL ANY city i not defined
18th. The greatest amount in o.. block, SO ,OOg
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber, {.
F. McCay, Secretary OF the augusta Insurance and
Banking Company, who being duly sworn, deposcth
and saith that the above statement Is correct AMI true
10 thu best o: his knowledge and belief.
CT MCCAY. Secretary.
Sworn 10 aai subscribed before me, this 18th Au-
gust, 1851.
ALPHTCS c. BEANS Notary PUblic.
The same oath which the Secretary above taken 90
his part / as President. take on ny part
WM- r. D'AUTTNGNAC, President
Sworn 90 and subscribed before me- this 3Gth day %
Au1gst- 1851 L J. TUCKER.
T. :. for F4yet'e county, Tenn
C0xPTRCLLEE's OyTICs,
Nashville, Tenn, sept. i, 1851
This IS 10 certify that the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company located at Augusta, IL the Stale q
Georgia la complied with al the requirements Of the
Code. the subject Of Foreign Insurance. Companies,
sectsa 1875 I5J5 inclusive, well as the Act oi
9th March. 1850 su-gT 20 section 30, requiring
deposit with the Comptroller of twenty thousand col
a-s OF SIX per cent Bonds OF the State
And that Jesse Thomas IS the legally authorized
Agent of said Company III the city Of Nashville, state
o. Tennessee
THE above IS one OF the Oldest and most reliable In
1rauCe Companies Il l. south Those wishing insE
a1cs viii please call the undersigned at the corner
Of Cedar street and the square
nov8-dtf JESSE THOMAS, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

9th. The Errrtest amount Insured $4,000.
I2tu. Amount insured IL ANY CITY Is not defined.
18th. The creates, amount in @. block, SO OO0
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gjsiI yIu 20 send me one more box 0Cyolr Ccua G
SITS Eg5 Tsssjvgi IT5ls d5gI Cf B5 e: from tksl
Yours respectfully,
NARY ANN ST0-EHOCSE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

Ecr will please send me ;a0 boxes OF y3u- &C.
phzl.C Pills S@aG them Immediately
Respectfully yours,
NO T. SIHDSS-
Fs-i HC7s used ore 5oE Of goar P.yLs AID fnE
hsng srgsIi-rs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

GEYyoLD B-EG, FRAyEI-y Co, ONO, lE
January 8, 1851 g
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26
AEs SP1Lu.ST-

sir
have tried your CepbsI.c Pills and Ike them so
more
Part Of these are for the uesEhbors, TO whom gave
few ont Of the first box --u.n you send the Pills
~ mail All oh -Ee your obj servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-03-26

aESzT C. SPALDISG-
No = Cedar St.. n Y
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

have been two arrivals from Vera Cruz Ono oe those,
beng hcr Catholic Maostyp steamer Alava arrived yos
terday with dates 10 the 9th inst would appear thas
tho Allies preparing 20 advance, at least far
Orxaba, occupying Jalapa also and leaving but small
garrison at Vera Cruz Sickness among tho troops is
alleged necessity for the movement and certainly
without reason, when learn that the Spaniards
have about thousand sick tho French Eve hundred,
and the English hundred making total OF ono thou
sand six hundred men, about lth OF the entire al
lied force. To themselves from further loss II is
evident, therefore, they must either take TO their
ships and leave the Coast, or advance beyond
the coete and this latter they prefer doing. IL
said that President Juarez objects to this movemen
and that majority Of the people with him. IL is
likely he will object, but that ALL In the pre- ent con-
dilion OF Mexico impoverished and without the active
support OF single ally Juarez willy and polite to
declare II there should be a collision, he will not
be responsible for il. What would II avail him il the
entro allied army wero destroyed tomorrowa Nothing;
for a mu larger force would bo undoubtedly sent in
very short space OF lme We know very vel, that the
Ales-that U.s. the governments OF France England and
Span--never dreamed OF armed resistance. or they
would have sent much larger force, and tho capital
would probably have been occupied by this time. No
supposed that France and England entertain
any idea OF conQuering tho country Spain equally pro-
tests against any such intention and it is not worth
while insisting the contrary assertion because 1t is
quito OF her power IL she have the wish much
Therefore the allied army not sent TO wage but
to act imposing police force for the protection OF the
allied commissioners.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Arrivals and Depart ures.


Notwithstanding acknowledgements Oaiiot, Mas Sid.
DaGy Daniel O'Brtaa Edward Fisher, Wiet Robbins,
James Molina, Fische Capt James Ross 0oturcd Kohr
Thos Leahy David Wilson, Frederick 0ttcndo Thos Tay
lor. Adophus Hsiearor, Eckcll Nicholas Pteun0n.
Thos Brooks, II Underwood. Carrie.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING America, from Bosoa-Isev
Haskell, Miss Nourse Winthrop j.. c Huribu Geo
Deans, Mrs Parkman MissAarkman. Master Parkman.
Boson Chase, Of Nantucket Freeman Of Bre wster
Sawyer Of Providence; Randolph, Of Utica James
Miss simmons OF Halifax: MAJOR Anson aud Trimmings,
England: Sciie OF Austria-a. For Hslax-J McDou.
gal. OF Nova Scotia Hart q Dawson, l. Compton.
Ross Mrs Lynch. Mrs Lindsay and Mr. McD0uga. of
halifax. Ms j Whitman. of Boston Heywood of Con-
cord De~ing OF Milford; RegS Tupper OF Roxbary; Mrs
Yarmouth. Ms; Mckay. OF Picou Beach, OF Cornwals
Ms; Rev ID Moore. wife aud child. OF Mofrstown NJ-22
Total AZ
LIsERpoo.-Sesmship Anglo Sa Aoa. from Portand-y w
Shaw OF Philadelphia Calderwood. of Vermont McCn
loci, aud Nichols, OF Boston chambard and Fowler
of Chicago Neame, OF New York Nj Hayward aud wife,
Of Chicago.
Notwithstanding Colanbis--P Armour VIM l. Hut
lily de Ga mendia, = Carboa, A McCar'y, Manuel
Whitehead. Mad Berab. Mr. Thayer. W Sprague, Robert
Carle, John Sevcos Jr. Archer Alfred La ionchere
Carlos Cruzal George Thorrdke de- Cnryaiho, Miss
Mary Tyler II llawes and lady, hssA Sayie Ode la
Grange. Toa. Mrs Bacs servant aud Two chldea. Mrs
Phlnney, Van Praag. lady, chd sn servant Schul.e
Eaton, Manuel Bolanos. v Arlnimbaa. Mott, JW
Stone. Pedro Ssuchey. A Allea. Cadero wes, aud
Williams and ehiid. Mrs Bisdea. NY Richmond UGray,
j reyrern, S feryera.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

at 6Oc At 62c FOE Jersey and Southern yellow roe
for round Jersey. c for Western mixed in store
with sales Of $500 bushels at ssKo s4c ON the dock
Barley steady with sales Of 900 bushels State, at
tho railroad depot at &c barley malt Vas quiet a. SOC
ern and Canadian at 39c. 40c., aud 4lc for State.
CoFym-sass OF 800 bags st. Domingo were made. in
70, e1PG at seo no. Of SI s y sIo a
bags OF stained Savania sold by auction at l8Kc
2oo., and 100 do. Laguayra at 201sc. 49,
full feeling prevailed among holders The sales embraced
about 800 bales IN separate lots chiefly to spinners
and on time The cash sales in small lots, we're re-
ported at q tc cash the spot for middkng upands
while sales on fifteen days time were reported at
sale The range OF the market the days sales ash
time) from 81 re. "a 10. with litts strict TO
good mddling uplands to be had on time at Csc
FRucnrs--Rates were steady while engagements were
moderate 10 Liverpool 260 boxes bacon engaged
in American ship. at 22s 3D. 75o packages lard, at
100 packages provisions 40s To London 100 boxes
cheese 2zs 3D. so boxes bacon at and 900 bbs
-four at g. I'D. Rates to Glasgow and Havre were un'
changed.
HAY was steady with sales at ssc ooc for shipment,
and'95c. 81 for city use.
HOrs were in fair domestic demand for brewing, with
sales OF 1851 at 14c 22c and OF 1850 at 14c 16
LaME dull aud nominal.
NAVAL SroRss.-Spirits Of turpentine were dull ana
nominal at 81 1TH and common rosin'at IS 70.
OHs.-Crude whale and sperm, werc unchanged: Pc
troleam selling at 13c lac for crude in moderate
sized lots, chiefly at the outside figure; refined was n
changed.
PRoylsuoSs was in fair demand and at steady
prices. Tho salos footed up about 900 bbls.s .
at $13 sTl Sl4 for new mess, and at 80 SIh
$40 for new prime. About 1000 bbls. new
were sod for June delivery at $A 2S Beef was
firm and in steady demand, with sales Of $50 bbs, at
$2 $l2 so for plain mess and at $4 $4 rs for extra
DO Beef hams were quiet Cut meats were steady, with
sales OF ST packages dry sailed hams at &c. &c., and
414c for shoulders Prime Western picked hams were
at &c. Bacon rm with sales OF 500 boxes, at exc
a6ssc. for long ribbed Western 74c for short clear
ribbed Western and 70. for long clear city Dressed
hogs were firm, at 4ysc &C. for Western and at &C. for
city. Lard was frm, while prices wore without
change of Importance, with sales Of 200 packages
at 7c. 8c., the latter for choice. Butter quiet
at 18c 20c for state and 13c. 14c FOR Ohio Cheese
was at &c. &c. for State, and &c. q &C. for Ohio
SUGARs--Tho market steady with good demand
changed quotations. 800 boxes at 7c and 900 bags
Manila private terms.
wasxKy-sales Of 500 bbIs. in rots were reported at
25c. a25E Ec., closing at the inside figure.