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, 1862-03-03

Exports Of Produce at New York.
During the week ending Feb. q. there were e1-
roz4cd f1r., New York to foreign porte. bEiz
pork; $50 hrls snd 1859 tcs beef; 34 lbs cut
meats; 1871 De butter; 57g,s11 lbs taliow;
4,sa6,154 1bs lard; 65,ss9 brls Hour: 139,s71 bu
wheat; sc as5 BIZ corn; s5.T96 bu rye. The value
il Us follows:
1seO, 1851 1852
Total forthc Wiz. $1.5ls.78l 330;5,66s a. ~
prey reported.-- 1D,023,.S6 18315,eG 1s.l3 Ao
Since Jan. s1t 81 e67 &al, al 53i 80 6S5 81;
, 1862-03-03
CHICAGO CATrLE MARKET.

Fon WEEK ENDING MARCH !, 1862.
SATURDAY EVENING, March /, 1861
The receipts OF Live Stock st the varlous yards
during the week ending to-day, compare with the
week prcr{oua as follows:
, 1862-03-03

Dealers would be very clad to sell gold in round
ems at 8 premium. hut there is scarcely any de-
maEd for it and they. charge 3,@ for retail losg:
Money il Represented us beiog very Close hut still
We hear no complaints from produce Operators Of
any difficulty IN obtaining what funds they nerd,
p1cyidcd they have the right sort Of papcc to Offer.
, 1862-03-03

Tho Liverpool cotton n.arke. closed fFn5r but
unchanged. ss,es on Saturday OF 1909 bales.
ErcadstrGs eteady, but ssles In5a1: gro71slca5
quiet and unchanged. Consoss, SS11@5-
, 1862-03-03

TIE CITY AGAINST THE DRUGdIsTs.-1n the |
Police Court on Saturday morning one, |
Of the many suits which have been insti-
tuted by the city against our respectable drug
gists for selling liquor, was brought on for
ttial, namely, that against Miltoa Jerome,
druggist ut the corner Of Clark and Adams
streets. Nr. jerome was represented In the
case by bis counsel, George A. Mech, Esq,
and by his advice called for jury to Try the
question. The city proved the violation-or
attempted to prove it-by the professional
iquortaster employed by the police for the
purpose, who bought St. Croi1 rum Of Mr.
jerome On the 18th day Of January last. This
witness. named Hickox, said On the cross-ex-
animation that he made memorandum OF the
transactions in book, which he kept for that
purpoEe, {whicl. book he refused to let defend
ants counsel see j that he VAS in the employ
OF the officers Of the city Of Chicago; that he
was employed by the said city, o. its officers,
to go 10 different places and purchase liquor
where they had not licenses; that he had Wis
tied nearly all the druggists for that purpose.
Under this state Of facts, it Vas contcnded
by the counsel for the defendant that there
could be NO conviction,
1st. Because the act of the witness, as agent
for the city, was the act Of the city.
= %. That the city could not Eiolate, or cause
the violation Of its own ordinances in order to
| make profit ont Of tho violation.
Sd. That no one ought to be convicted on
the testimony Of a person who induces the
commission Of the crime.
| 9Th. That where a druggist was not put on
| his guard by circumstances which occurred at
the time Of the sale, OF before the sale, he had
right to make a sale Of liquors in small guam
| titles, and that he is presumed till the COZ
t5asy be shoWn) to make it in the course Of his
legitimate business.
The jury found verdict Of not guilty, thu:
putting their disapproyal upon this nlanner O.
raising revenue.
| DEPARTURE OF BouTos's BArTERY.-Th'
battery Of Artillery raised in the city by Capt
E. Bouton, and which for some time past ha
been il ezaE.4Es at Camp DouGlas, left at LIS
last night for the South, eia the st. Louis, Al
| ton & Chicago Railroad. They were escortc
in fine style by Coggswell' S battery which fire
!; salute ut the depot previous to the departur
; Of Bouton's corps.
} The following comprises list Of the COL
? | 1nissioncd and non-commissioned officers {
Capt. Bouton's command:
Cuufai5i-Edward Bouton.
Se5tior Ffrxt Liestes,ant-H 4 Rodgers
ff.,.4. 1N,-H Fa1f{r
, 1862-03-03

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Il Ills ett!, Eel, s1tn By Rev. Ics=.aa u
aGES FAGMosCs', ii E1ufs e, lna -zs EAs<a Z.
! nj On, Ct Chicago,
, 1862-03-03
PROVISIONS.

from the Louisville JourHal, 18Th
puoyIsIoSs-Gocd demand for meas pork sales
1.16O bsls at S1e.
lFrom the Detroit Evening Tribune, s9th-1
Provisions Owing to favorable weather, the
SA.me beng now readily obtsined for extra heasy,
and propoftionate rates fnr other meEchantsb1e
weights Mess pork il firm at SO Hams steady
at SC for green, aud &c for cured By tae quantity
Lard is selling at 7}:c.
[From the Philadelphia North American, a6th.1
The Provision market is quiet at the advance
and VIC asr only advised OF some further sales Of
lard at 1EG851i, cash and short tinc, the former
for country packed.
, 1862-03-03

fFrou the Philadelphia North American, 2sthl
| There il steady demand for Seeds, and about
/ ESQ bush Cloyerseca were disposed Of at $fl2E9
4.371xxcp 2 bush, the latter for choice lots.
| From the Detroit Tribune, 18th
SEEDs-The1e il rat her an improved feeling, both
| $50 from store. with fair demand. Timothy Is
held at $1.I54t2 90 with GOOD demand
, 1862-03-03
Gtk~::::-Grihut1t.
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1862.
THE CITY.

Margaret Howth, q story Of to-day,''
just completed in the Atlantic Monthly, Is
published in book form, and may be procured
from John r. Walsh. corner Madison street
and Custom House place.
, 1862-03-03

B For cleaniug and dying gentleman clothes
60 to Cook 4 Mclean. 98 Dearbera-sHees. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than snT In tho city, feb3s-J
, 1862-03-03

~ Join s'Hattini'E Chicago Dancing AGA
DENY" corucr of Clark and Aonsoe streets
soriecs Of the School arc hcld e1ey Tuesday cvcH-
Jog. nhtSt
, 1862-03-03

dienne,
MISS ANNETTE INCE
ANOTHER BRILLIANT PLAT.
TIE Marble Heart! The Marble Heart
MONDAY Evening, Ms.ch Cd, 1872 wtn be pro-
tlcel Il: magnificent Style, the celebrated Romance OF
THE MARBLE II ART
oE, THE 6CULrTOR's DREAM
f5IEAt f5I AaTe5s tss stasus s,t.e nSsis fSss
Plfsne, Sculptor Dreamy sliss %af1ea.
II MANfSi' . : w. >..t.A-. Hiss INCE
D!cseses. The Pai.oso3he:: voiage. the
q
PEe6.aE4 Raphael scu1ptors .Mr. Pror
Tue Iay VIII te presented in magnificent style. Will
Ill itS EACTTISU EFFECT3.
The performance viii terminate With
6RAsu kseE...............-.H1:sJ JxSsH HIGHT
Anre NnEelt.ea IN nffEccotfun.
, 1862-03-03

" 4 most admirable instrument Il HJ7tfa
Patent Knife a1d Scissors sharpener. Snaau ones
for family use: large onea for hotels raeat Eass-
kets, e. Ever5 machine warranted to suit. For
es1e ut no. IS South Clark strcct, IA hascment.
ian1im
, 1862-03-03

OpERAr1c CoScEET-Let none Of cur rcsd-
crs fail to recollect the concert Of Mrs. Bost-
wick at Bryan Hall this evening. The opera
of Scznframlde and other choice music 's on
the programme The narncs OF the artists,
Mrs.. Bostwicaz, Mrs. Cassie Aatteson, and
Depassio.
, 1862-03-03

Bo1ToS's BATTERY or ART11LEHr-ELEc-
TON or 0Fr1cKRs.-An election was held
on Saturday at Camp Douglas fer officers Of
Bo1ton's Battery Of Artillery, when the fol-
lowing were declared elected:
CArrA1N-W. Fl. Bolton. F.. .
SENIOR FIRST l1EC1@abez Il. Moore. lneW Of
Taysor'e Battery
luStoR F1RsT LIEUT-Edward James,
SENIOR SEcosp 1lkUT-c- F. Tracy.
The remainder Of the officers were not bal
lo1ted for. This battery nov consists Of one
| hundred and five men, well drilled and ready
for work when they shall gel their equip
mccts, which will be furnished at st. Louis.
for which rlsce they depart The fore part ot
| tic present week
.AErEonoLo01cA1.-Rangc Of Thermometer
for lakt week, noted by E. L. o'Hara, Drug
, 1862-03-03

CHICAGO Belle SocHTY.-The adjourned
meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the Chi
cago Bible Society, viii meet On Monday next
Mt o'clock r. NJ, al the Depository, 15s Lake
street. All pastors Of Churches cooperating
with the Society, are members Of the Board.
, 1862-03-03

DRESS PARADE.-Col CuEhman's Brigade
had dress parade at Camp Douglas on sstur-
dry afternoon. Al the men made splendid
appearance, and those working the guns per
formed to the entire satisfaction OF ez-
pe1ierced artillery officers, who witnessed the
exhibition Of their drill.
, 1862-03-03

This battery consists Of 14s picked men.
They propose 10 make their mark III the first
battle in which they may be engaged, and they
will do il,
, 1862-03-03

Bnows BREAn.-some samples OF brown OF
<orn mcal bread have been shown us from the
bakery Of Mr. G. " Price, corner Of Gurlcy
and Morgan streets, which can hardly be best
for tie consumption Of those fond OF "eorn
dodscrs.'' It is light, sweet, nutritious and
wholesome. The loayes Weigh exactly twenty
fuo nrnccE
, 1862-03-03

The Fifteenth VEisroneiA 1eEtnaent. |
The Fifteenth Wisconsin regiment, an
nounced by. US to reach this city on Saturday,
en- route for st. Louis, were detained In their !
camp at Madison, BY the unexpected arrival Of !
Major Larned, U. $. Paymaster, who at once
proceeded to pay them in full to the LIST Inst,
disbrrsing some $4,000 Or $4,000. 7ester-
day morning the regiment got on board two
trains in waiting for them, the men filing
twenty-two cars, and started for this city, eS
pecting to arrive here ut p. N. Soon utter
leaving Madison, however, they encountered
q heavy snow storm, which 90 impeded their
progress that they were four hours in reaching
Janes7i1c. At one point on the route the
soldiers were obliged to shovel the snow from
the tack before they could proceed. They
arrived here att r. NJ, and were met at the
Northwestern Depot by the Society NORA,
under the lead Of Marshal IoberS and tfes'-
dent Robesg, and escorted through me elts'
! Their line Of march was as follows: up Ues-
PLANES street 10 Eiuzic, up kinzic to Clark'
| M Clark to Randolph, MP Randolph TO
Wells. M Wells to Madison, up Madison
| tn the corner Of Market street. Here
| the regiment was drawn up IN front ol
| the Garden City Hotel, where splendid Tag
WAS presented to them by the Society Nora
The presentation speech was made BY c. Did
riehsen, in the Norwegian language, express
ing the warm sympathy Of the Society and
bidding the regiment God-speed- Col. hss
responded in fitting terms, in the same Ian
gnage. The flag is inscribed, " Presented By
the Society Nora Of Chicago to the scandlna
vian Regiment, March ], 1862" The motto
Il is: "For God and our Country On on'
i side are the American cologs, With gilt star
; On blue field On the reverse are the Amer
lean and Norwegian arms united, the NorWe
ssian arms represent ing q lion with an axe, Of
! "a rcd field. ..
The Fifteenth Regiment, better known a
: the Scandinavian Reg iment, contains s75 mcr
. | some OF whom were sworn in after II o'eloc
!, on Saturday night, and is composed Of til
: best bone and sinew Of the Northwes
:. the Scandinavians constituting its main 20
:. tion, having calamity rallied in body undt
the t1se Of their adopted country. The con
1nand is armed with Belgian rifles and full
/ equipped, and ready for service. hany I
G the officers and men itavc already served
; q military capacity in their own country ar
/ are the better prepared to do their duty here
d The following is the regimenta1 organiz
d ton OF the 18th:
, 1862-03-03

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
1Xf MadIeon st7cet between State and Dearborn
Dooy8 ones II Curtain rises II u
, 1862-03-03

The following tables show the total 8a3es OF
Beef Cattle at the various yards in the city for the
paet three days:-
, 1862-03-03

across Mis- Ertc 1ackeon, living as a serrant
with family On 6edg wick street, aid induced
lcr 10 EayE 1er fortune told. The witch took
1iass OF lake pater--as I;urcas VIC Chicago
aus daily driuk-had the serrant girl place
ler frger in it, and then proceeded to dilatc
uyn.n the usual routine Of fortune tcllcrs. lore,
ccurteaisp aud marriage, and concluded By SOL
enn2y informing her innocent dupe that in
the back yard CT tho premises
on which she resided, had, in tho
days Of old Fort Dearborn uccn burisG1 aim~
1ncnse treasure, consisting Of untold s1a6as in
gold and silver, tue property Of q. western
freebooter, long slsec deceased, and whose
ghost haunted aad guarded The spot al mid
night when Others slept. This was told Will,
such an appearance OF sincerity that Miss
Jackson swallowed the story entire, and
zzadc the fortune teller suitable present, she
p.oznisins to reveal the precise spot whert
TIE norey was buried, when certain Sun
Nas secured to her Thus the matter passet
On for several days, Mr. Wilson gaining II
rurse and becoming 1:eh in clothing, present
ed ly the esedulous young woman, and tn
treasure had not yet seen unearthed. Fiua1l.
Miss Jackson info11nea her mistress Of tn
great good fortune in e1ore Tor licr, saying, a
the property Yrs buried On. her lot sL
wouid mag guanImously diTide with her when
was BROUGHT to The Light. What WIS tn
astonishsncnt Of The domestic 10 lcar
that the lady could not be. made to b,
uere lie story told bY. let friend The astrol'
gist-. a still grcater surrsise VAS in store Il
ler. The mistress OF the house conmunicate
with lie police, tie police commune stedwli
M1a. Wi1eoa, and the result Of the coai..:cnc
WIS that tho tiupe aud the dcluder appear
at the Police Cpurt On SATURDAY. Just
Akin hcard The statement Of the giz1, shook
head. IS much a. to cay t1t:t he did no. belle
IN the blne, lloods pirate Of The western pr
1ies, lis ,idacn, n,na cnry and the stalking ao.o
Of Iii spectral figure ct midnight, and asse
ed fine of $25 upon Mrs. Wilson IS part
punishment 10. ootainang money Under 81
-prcterccs. It is to be; b1ped that NO Ell
eerrsnt girls will be rfooaish enough to spe
their hard-earnedcash in foolish ff,rtune-t'
ing adventure.
, 1862-03-03

Loss OF FLET7ERs.-Attssentlon is directed to
an advertisement in another column Of the
loss Of two letters, one from England and the
other from Lee Centre, Ill, directed to Mrs
etarr sucll Buckton- The letters arc Of value
to an old lady, and the finder viii be rewarded
for all trouble incurred, bF leaving them at
the TRIBUNE Counting Room, or at No.
South PeoIia street.
, 1862-03-03

Cautai5i-E Bouton.
Seaior Farst Lieytesant- 4 Rodgers
,Iuaio7. + F'ii7st Lfeate,.snt- Albert CGdney-
Senior First L7euteaant-T F. Rooney.
Junior S4coHG Lieutenant-C. H. Payne
f1rGer{u S:aHeGnt-I A Mccartney.
, 1862-03-03
.fDr salt.

GTEAhf ENGINE FOR SALE
~ 4 secondhand, q 1lorae power Engine aud Bot 1t
oil cor p!Gte. Inquire of s. MAYO corner TIVE Il
and Lumber etrccts, o. address Post Oice Box tI 5
Clicseo Ill {rs.n.331u
, 1862-03-03

STARTLING RcAoH.-A rumor was prcsaicnt
in the streets last night to the effect that three
at thc rebel prisoners At Camp Douglas, in.
cnacsvoring 10 make their escape, had bccn
shot by the guard, two being dangerously
wounded and one killed outright The story
was undoubtedly fabrication At least it
con1d nnt he traced 10 any responsible origin.
, 1862-03-03

'sCau on Dunlop, Sewen &Spalding for Printing" F"
ucv1i i-h2si4y
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Wholesale and Retail!


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l. in White Cloud, at the stand recently oc
supied by Henry Beckett, where he has opened
out, and is constantly receiving, large stocks o
CANDIES OF ALL KINDS,
Of the very best quality!
OYSTERS AND SARDINES
Oranges and Lemons!
CIGARS, SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO
RAISINs AND FICSl
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Lemon Syrup and Fresh Peaches
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ALSO:
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FLOUR AND MEAL,
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have also
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A call is solicited from all persons wishing to
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White Cloud, June IA, lS60-tf
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