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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16

STEAMBOAT COLUMN.

For New Orleans.
TUE fine passenger steamer EDWARD r.
4 J. GAY. Capt. Wray, leaves g Shove 1870
DAY, 10Th instant, at 3 P.M 60
For freight or passage spDly 20
ia 6It J D NORTON * CO Agsnts
For New Madrid, Hickman and Coiumbug.
TIHE packet COTTON PLANT. las. ~
L Irwin. master, leaves a. above THIS Lf
DAY, l65d instant at5P =. ~
For freight or passage app'y on board. or 70
lal6 Y LARRY HARAsTAD. Assnt
Fog Whuc aad B3aek Rivers.
THE fine passe-gr stesmsr CAM Eh
i BRIDGE, Williams, Muster feavss LkJ
for Pocahortas, taeksOupHrf. ant In er &
med s5s iandnss Ga FRIDAY, Hth-
la'sst A r BOURNE & co. Ag NJ.
For wuite q d Back Rivers.
TIE ABe Passenger st-amer CAM
! RIDG Williams, master, leaves 4 -z4
As above aud for intermediate taadinss
N FRIDAY. u b Infant, AZ , P II %
q e1t LAeRY 9AgNSTAD Agert
Regular Friday Psekst-For New Orleans.
THE splsDdid passeneer packetVI Ks -
Il BURG Ca.t-J. u. Whine, Hllleaye &z=1
as above on FRIDAY, l1th inst az 5 p =.
For freight o. passage apply on board or 20
jatf2 X HARNSTAD. Agent.
For New ORLEANS.
PIE passenger steamer E ,GAY. Wn-
/ Wray, master. viii leave 81 shove on LE
THURSDAY. 18th ius AM. "a P. n. -
For freight O. passage apply on board. OF 20
ia'h2t -ELLIuG T& NfNSBS. AFs6fE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16

NEaFEI5 TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMER1cA,)
WAR DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND November 30. 1901

DEAR SUR; I have been asked to grant a passport
for Mr.. Brownlow to leave the State Of Tennessee. He
is said 10 have secreted himself, fearing violence to his
person, sud 10 be anxious TO depart from the State.
l cannot give him q formal passp IT though ] would
greatly prefer seeing him on the other side OF our lines az
an syowed enemy. l wish, however, 10 say, That l
would be- glad 10 learn that be has left Tennessee and
have no objection to iuterpose TO his leaving, if you are
willing to let him pass.
Iours truly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16
J.f BENJAhIS, Secretary OF war.
Ma-Gen. CRTTTESDEN, Cumberland Gap.


SIR The IHajorgenoral commanding Directs me 70
say that. upon calling athts headquarters, within twenty
four hours you can get a passport to go 10 Kentucky,
accompanied by a military escort, the route 70 be desig-
mated by Gea. Crittenden-
IAN. sir, very respectfully,
Your obetieut servant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-16

In Pursuance Of this Invitation Bruwnlow came in
and reported himself az required, aud made arrange
ments for his departure. Bat, on the next evening, the
district attorney general. Mr.. Ramsey. caused 2 warrant
10 be- issued. charging him with treason and alleging that
he has given aid asd comfort 90 the enemy by The pubh-
cstion ofthe Knoxville Jfbig, in virtue Of which he was
arrested and sent to jail and there detained, without any
examination OF his ease, till he was discharg d, as stated
by your correspondent on the both December.
, 1862-03-10
m3fgETs nY TKI4EGRAPH.

and mot9ktve: Sales, =, 40 bales At a7GHX ior
mIddliD& Plands.,
barT m d05 Ssas 9 :tsts 81 Ss nes e. assa
for enper state; 4sssG5:63 for extra state;
$3.50 for euper; $5A@5sa1oE common to medium
he5 5s ss sRRn sr 1
MIkt song dzoepPS M
s etesdy Sl sns ssss s: a for 1ssse eoef u
5s:ssy t ssse Braasywsas As' s@ss. 81 aass I'D
WmsK7-H Market without decided change In
prices, bat e1osed somewhat heavy. Sales $50 bzls
Provisions little more doing, chiefly for
future delivery, Market generally without deei-
ded ehange-. salee 2,ao brB ct $Ia.Gas11425 for
il JsPs eR F. + f. Bt 1es STEADY ss 4
te1 IL feF sspasEeS aai %ess
It gK@5c lor shoulders; 5XG7c for hams. Sales
500 Ds dry salted shoulders at previous prices
ribbed; Do short li6bed 81; do ioaE eleaf ia
tive demand, but without Important change in
price; sales 1850 bbls at TA@est, latter e ex-
State. Cheese quiet, E1a5c.
GRAIK.-Wheat, nothing Of Importance doing.
Market dull and entirely nominal Sales OF s4A)
bu spring state at $1.23; red L $L43.
Rye dull. Sales Of $3.50 bu at 60@S5c. Barley
very firm and prices tending upward; the whole
range IL s @Alc. Within few days, 40yu00 bu
California have been sold at prices rangin, from
1QnT5c, and 80 COO bu etate at Hll86c. Corn about
1e lower; rather more doing for export. Sales
GA. GOO bu ct 59@aac for mixed western in store;
61IG2c del, and Soc for new southern yellow Oats
rather more steady at s9G4.c for western, Cans
dian. jersey and stRte
GEoeEEHs--Su9ar raw firm, but quiet: Gales S.
hhds Cuba at 61zIsHc. Mulasses quiet; sales q
hhds Porto Rico at 33c; and Is hhds Cuba AuRco-
Tado ut sc.
Money market shade easier, with fair business
reported f@7 per cent for 1oans On call, and 7pe1
cent for discount. On prime paper. Sterling excl
911x::i for bankers b1lls- American gold lower
and moderate business, * prem California gold
has declined to s@s!s per cent prem, Govern
ment stocks quiet and irm; 7-30 treasery notes
at 9915@995x demand notes quoted at par.
ST0CKs-Hisher and closed strong, with mode
rate business. G B & Q G41G: 81 & D c II: II &
PD 1st T9E; c & 4t1k II gtd 4sN; II S a
b3; n 5G4 Reading AN: T S Wabash Isl
Erie a:AA; do pfd 3o1, 8 10; Huds 371S; Ameri-
U IS II coupons IS; q IS '67 sax; Us s. 8;
| 90H; Q Gs 81 regd 92z8; do 81 coupons 927{.
, 1862-03-10

SATURDAY EsEKXa, March 8, 16e7.
PR0FlST0NS-MEsa PoKK-A0 brls extra
heavy city-packed 1t $11.75; 100 br1s Hampton
packed ut 411 20. Bulk MEATH ~ COO b. Hams,
in ca sks, couut1y-cuxed. at 4c; 50 COO Bs shoal-
0ezs, In casks, country cured, at 84c; 10000 ms
country cured Shoulders at axe, loose. Esa1reH
HKA1s-10o bzs Short Boneleas Midd1es at 5s<c,
LARD-Qulet. Sales, 60 brls prime etty-kettle at
&c; 96pkgs No. Lard at 64c-
FL0CR-ReceiEed, s,504 b,1s. Market entirely
neglected and nominal. No transactions, except
to the retail trade, at $4,000 IS for choice. Good
Spring Extras held at Is seo04oo
WHEAT-Reeeised,1 14,oa9 bu- Market dali and
unchanged. Sales, 500 bu No Spring &C stor-
age) at 7skc: 1,oeo bu do (3Kc storage 1t 7eKc;
4co blu do &c stosase) At 79c; 5000 bu do 1t
5000 bu do. st 7sKc; 15.ooo bu No 4 Spring {4c
etorage) at 7sxc; 5,o0obu do At T34c $500 bu do
1t &c; a,5t0 bu Rejected &c sto.age) at &c.
BagXed Wheat scarce and in good demand by
milers. Sales, SO hu good Ne 2 In bu1k At Sse On
track. :. .
cORE-Receised, 86a8 bu. Market ara. s4Ies.
3soo bn Mf1ed In store (se tto.age} 1t exc; 1900
bu do 1t SIC; 2,eo bu do c storage) at axe: 10
bu Rejected (ac etorage} 1t 18Nc.
New Corn in good demand. Sales, 1900 bu At
4Me In bulk on track. p:
eoATs-Received, 400 bu. Market stesdr. Sales
5000 bu No at aoXc delivered 1t CAFE,
RYERecoived, a,ss4 bu, Market neglected and
nominal ut 13c. -" -. - -: :
! BARLKX-Receised, .; SIS bn.- Market I'm,
Sales, 156 bags prime 1t &c; 1856 bu tkr Ut 4c
4Q0bu do at 4ec; TO bu do at asc-Ai1 OF track. -
H1GHWINEs-Reeeived. ~ bris. Market De
, 1862-03-10
Cincinnati MarkefahMereh1, 7,

1nere was dtmer feeling In the market for the
1oTr S gsaaes Of dogr day, and superdne sold q
at tie o3oee- Whisky declined 70 18s<c. there
vas ta1E demand for wheat and the market WAS
1lm at soa97c for prime red; md 95a4$ % for
tendency. oeta steady. at SC. Tight pfeased
nay advanced &C.: cloaing at $146a91hD
1 1n as:aEA: Ioose pressed &!1o18ta
foldets were noEe free to sell. Good brands Of
eisJ ness PORK were obniaabIe It 3ilE. Balk
meats Wn5e offered af4K34Ec for eides, and 3s{c
grades of1srd pretty freely at 8xa8Ke Tor head;
and 63@6Ae for Rut. but there Il not much In
cee told It T. Email Aalse of bacon 1t e. foF Ola
clear. etdea; fHc Tor. c1ea1 d.; nxd 6Hc for new
!3asns. Thero ~ae more bostaees n: 81oeefiea u
Clover teed te IN Rood demand et 8lIo On ar11saI.
--GaEs9e, HssrzuaF
, 1862-03-10

to Buffalo, when shipped by all rail.
BEEF CATTLE-As viii be seen by the above
table, the receipts Of Beef Cattle during the week
were very ught-only 3625, against 6,146 head the
previous week. In the absence Of any de1nand by
government this week, andless inquiry By packers,
the market opened rather dull, and the tendency
was slightly downward On all grades; bnt yestes-
day and to-day, when it became apparent that
the quantity OF good stock in the yards was COM
pa1ative]y Light, buyers became more anxious
and the market stifened considerably-closing ut
about last weeks prices On the high grades.
Good to prime shipping beeyes were sold at $290
@3.25, and extra sold as high as s.. 30G3. Alone
lot, which sold by the head, very choice, netting
upwards Of 9375 per 100 1bs. Packing Cattle were
sold at $aE@3.c0 for medium to prime; but COM
mon stock Cattle were dull and neglecsed-the de-
mand being comparatively Light, with sales at s200
@2,30,
There was an active demand for prime Beef
Cattle BY shippers, and the market was active and
firm; but their beeres were dull and neglected.
. The general average quality Of the stock in the
yards was below those Of last week, and this tend
ed to render the market for really prime stock
firm.
At sherman's Yards the stock WAS on the whole
not very desirable. Farlow sold to T1ton ID head,
averaging 1850 1os at $30o-yery good Illinois
steers: NuEder to Morris, Relnneman s. Waixal,
19 head, Averaging $50 ns at $s25-alot Of prime
well fatted steers and oxen; Latermere to Curtiss,
city butcher, Is head at $500; Heller to McBeth 4;
Co., Is head, averaging ,445 ihs, at $329; White
to Fountain, II head averaging 1856 1s at s3 90;
st. John to Adams, Sc head Of good shipping ILL
nois steers: averaging 1,4co tbs at ss.12,9; Nc
Gladdin to White, Is head, averaging 1S95 ns, at
n. To3% ut ,4nS, 10 rno
, 1862-03-10
lined xQ1c. sales TO bf1s Ut sc: 30 btis 1t 1sHc;

cllaed ka1e salesto br1a Ut nc; 80 BIDS 1t 1876;
80 0b1is at 1oc- -
TIMOTHY sEED-steady. Sales, lS' bu very
choice i $50; &e toga good ats17s; 10 bags do
!; it 4Ls5t.- ,-"--:'
CLOVER .sEED- 40 bu good 1t $a!75 .
DRIED FRUrF-1o eks Ohio apples At Gl<c:s8
bags southern apples at 5zc; 81 aks impaired
peaches At INC. -..."
- TALLoW-4o brls prime packing house at 71c-
H1pEs-Dry Flint, 19zz@1sc; Green saltea, &C.
Green Country, bAe.
BuTTER-Comtuon Roll sery dnn at G≻
Choice. (at for table, in fair demand at 101isc.
EGGs-Ftesh. lie perdoz,
COOPERAGE-io0 Pork Barrels at $l.a on
track.
DRESSED HOas- Received, 1,0os Hogs- Market
declined 156i sc. Sales were:
2? Hogs averaging aas ns at-.....-.~-..-.43n
~ 80 .............-. 8 6
80 :. At g a@s sal- dividing on aoo 1hs-
80 - at 3.N13- gu - go ns.
157 at 5 30E3 50 - 800 ms.
81 - ut 3 E13.50 - 800 h5.
, 1862-03-10

D7unmond.-No. Gc5-Oakcs lAmes Ta. Edwafd
Hamilton ct al. Hamilton ard Fulton defaulred,
John G. Myers ct al Default heretofore 1s cptere5
Charles J. Horsman. Execution On af6dayit dled
r1 aa sFstsF 1sdsi smtR sR1s Is ehiea Gea
60 & Milwaukee Z. R. Co.; parties and jury pres
SR1 + en n5 T,sans aSt ac ss9sd
Motion for new t.ia1 BY defendant overruIcd, and
Judgment On verdict. tried long ago). Appeal
Security " to be- appro1ea b tic hk eonE nqaq WithiS
days: Bill Of exceptions to be filed in 80 days.
NJ. sAss-King re. Dickson Motion for new
CIRCUIT Court CT Cook CorNT1.-BetoYe Judge
ManiszTe--No. 7s4-F1ancie Goodman vs.. Charles
at plaihtia7s costs: Nc. 6A-John $. Campbell
caa2 e. Ssho1 % Dseesa e Rstf; It E ea 6e4k
No. 5t4- Charles D. Bickford ys. wendell 4.
king Defendants withdraw al pleas now on
tthe Stimulation and general Issue dled herein,
ana evidence taken under advisement. No.4l7-
SIMMER 'as aran as.tss ot & Nns sse peREsa Rse
+ and e5aa5 of psa Ill.,
Nos m Is Is MOT ' to eet % sade pasment na,'
entered BY confession. No 566- Robert v. Ken
n & sestg & # sat
sustained. no. 495-Chancery. Geo. 7. Magaire
!e Kennedy ct ii: leave given to Withdraw in
junction bonds On payment Of costs.
"TH1a rs NJ DocroR.''-Ve occasionally come
across chance and unsolicited notice Of some
well established medical remedy which conveys
more than the most elaborate notice. A case in
point occurs In the following extract from N, P.
, 1862-03-10

bHUQs~The market closes dull and ne
note further decline to-day Of 10c per 100 bs-
showing depreciation on the week Of 15mssc.
To-day S. S. F. White purchased for Reed and
Sherman, packers, Al head Of very choice heavy
Suffolk HogH, averaging $50 lbs, at $3.50 the best
lot In the yards. They were sold By s. Allerton,
1t1.nzrood 2fn&{nn Tho Eolos tn da,r .,re.o-.
, 1862-03-10
5emi1lg #aebine8.
l.. CORNELL 4 Co.'s
Sewing Machines.

TaggGtt q Fairs Patent. Wilcox d Gibbs Patent
Empire Patent
All Sewing Machines IN market make one smother
Of tEe8e three Stitches, Single Thread Stitch Double
Lock Stitch {from two common tpooIs); Lock or
Shuttle stltch {aliEe On both eaes) AZ experience Of
r ~ n 1hs n9snesa e and
9s Il say9g thAs Ee hays byfs1 TIE bsIt sesr ~ ess
STITCHES. No can dcuy that each stitch Is good
Ehen veil made and that each IN s PLACE Is preferred
can gain nnrrejudIced knowledge OF the real merit
Of the different stitches. and have your choice with
parties, whatever thsy wish to sew. Our Heavy Manu-
featuring Loci Stitch {alikc On both 6tes) Machines
lighter faster and Eith 1ese than q the no!s
and we Bent Sewing Machines by The week Or month
Lady 15 II attendance e do ~ kinds OF stitching
Send red stamp for Samples and Circular, or call ard
zee them at
l33 Lake Street, (up stairs.}
Address L. CORNELL & CO. Box 81, Chicago III.
C6ep 1vj
, 1862-03-10
A Card.


In The account Of the evening session Of the
supervisors yesterday, under head Of 81 DelIn-
tion before the public. did agree to meet
one Of the Board Of 8upersIsors at the sux-
geEt1on Of M1: Supervisor Hauce, It 9 o,c]oci,
r H., for the purpoee Of explaining the mat
ter direct. 4 did attend At the saper1isors'
Room at the time set, and found The Board
had adjourned. II did not attend In The ere:
ming as Has not aware that the Board held m
evening session. I am. ready stall tlmes 70
explain my Official conduct md pay my lilbil-
tiles. CYRUS KHELER, Constable,
Chicago, March G, 1872.
, 1862-03-10

APPOINTMENT OF GEN. SUASER's STAFF
PROM THE EIGHTH I1Mo1s.-First Lieut.. D.
J. Hynes, Of Co. G, Capt. VIM. H. Medill,
8th Illinois Cavalry has been appointed Pro.
yoEt Marshal Of Gen. Summers Division,
with orders to report for duty at headquarters.
tee, that Lieut., Hynes is most efficient and
well disciplined officer, and will do well in the
Regiment in his new position. Prompt,
alert and energetic, be cannot but give good
satisfaction to an officer like Gen. Summer
alexandria Chronicle,
, 1862-03-10

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
FOR WEEK INDNG MARcH 8, 1869.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 8, 1879.
The receipts Of Live Hogs 1t the various yards
during the week ending to-day were as follows:
, 1862-03-10

Some Hoes.-A gentleman from Lyons, in
this county, BY the name Of n. 8. Carrinston,
has lately brought to the city seven hogs, less
than eighteen months old, which weighed in
the aggregate 5, ,2SS pounds, an average o: 463
pounds each.
, 1862-03-10
Scales.
militarp a1aares.

#tlttatD eI4Haff8.
SWORDS FOR PREsENTA-
~ TON.
TIFE.ANNX & CO.,
Nos. SEQ and s52 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
And No. - Rue R1CHELIEU, PARIS,
Importers and Manufacturers Of III Kinds Of
Military Wares,
Solicit the attention Of .T1c sad Military Assoctstions
Clubs and individuals to their large stock of
Rich staff and Dress Army and Havy Swords.
Their assortment includes tie choicest
Blades Of KnElfsh Manufacture,
1de1 e @ os = s M of
gantiy wrought
Blades of Solfngen ON the Rhine.
T. hTs aad nish The o5esn ps 9f tie
yiceab1e
Blades Of Collins, of Hartford.
Besides those of other domestic fabr1cants
within hs s VII Be foand to coa1tsc s
s u sf3eF
& Psp ef Embossed G T soa | s1,T s
20 "a GpaFda q ne zane variety Of material aad
ign sEculd % an srteIe q p'''e'n VI 't's'na oe"
EXTRAORDINARY ELEGANCE,
OF richness and cost1oe not represented In stock
hG required for presentation the capabilities Of the c.
unusual guarantees Of fs eatsfActo5y aad epsed1
ri be p9opy T. e o5asi aud
1ndvta9ss P15c1asnE sEords Of IIfany Co. are
fo;e + + R'aeed q testn9 block being t6e
[fe25 n10i1no1
, 1862-03-10

HATES Of EEI1EHT Oh LIVE ET0Ek FE0X CHICAGO 70
DETROIT pE TOLEDO.
CATTLE. HOGS.
Per 100 bs.
Southern. large cars-- 80 cts.
Cars OF 20 feet. IS 50 .
Michigan Central, email cars. 20 IS :,
TO BUFFALO oR sUEpms1oH BRIDGE,
Michigan Central and Michigan
Southern. large catB...--....- 90 S..
Cars Of no feet .-...-.-.-...-.. II h3 49,
Michigan Central, ANAL cats... 70 IS :.
Fort Wayne CARS, 2s4...-.-..-.. 81 s..
TO PITTSBURGH.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chi
caRo cars Of 224 fect......... ~ E6
Michigan Southern, large cars. IS IS
Cars OF ~ ieet. d. Is
Rates to Dankirk- s q car less thaa to Bufalo,
when shipped by all rail.
Rates TO Dun1irk, * cents 2 100 ns less than
, 1862-03-10

sen through the auctioa room 4 large offering Of
french Wotstede WAS made, and cold It Low prices,
99e31ng m pat OF last years. Importation. French
ue.Alnee. moreover, and bAreges sell well. Bomba-
zices are 0epseased. Dress silks are much in
pEosea, nnd importers md the demand increasing,
eespeGaay Tor staple eoIors. Rlacka are steady.
Rnanecns a<e uaEe .&ctise, both plain and fancy.
51t1en &oocs are less active. Prices hare passed
9 r. agese point Tor cotton goods state
cheeks the disposition Is buy The importations
ase ngnt, leas than haN Of those OF Lat rear at
, 1862-03-10

AT the c1ose of the session Of the Board of
Supervisors Of Cook county, On the evening
Of the sth Of March, 1862, immediately after
the adjournment, the members Of the Board
and such other citizens as were present called
Supervisor George Strong to the Chair, and
Supervisor Fernando Jones was appointed
Secretary. The following resolution Was
offered, and after discussion and explanation,
unanimously passed By the meeting, aud the
Secretary was directed to transmits copy Of
the came to the Constitutional Convention,
now in session at Springfield:
Reeo.ted, That We, Is Supervisors and citizens
Of Cook county, are opposed TO the present Grand
Jury system, and IN farot Of the entire aboltHh-
ment Of Grand Ju1ies IN the proposed new Constt.
tuition for this State. GEO. srRoH6t Prest,
EFENAHDo JOKES, Sec'T.
, 1862-03-10

SUCCESSFUL Tnl-1H1EF.-on Saturday last
as Mr.. E. G. Norton, No. 476 State street, was
standing near his dry goods store talking with
another gentleman, some expert till-thief, at
present unknown, entered the place, seized 4
small boz which was beneath the counter,
containing fine gold watch, fifty dollars ia
cash, some deeds and insurance policies, and
made good his escape. The box and docu-
ments were soon after discovered on the prem
isesa djoining Mr.. .:Norton's, but as yetthe thief
has eluaed the vigilence of the police.
, 1862-03-10

~ For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
60 to Cook 4 Mclean, 98 Deszbosn-Atxeet. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than a0r in the city. febal-ly
, 1862-03-10

~ Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn st., and rel
your clothes cleaned and repaired. poy12
, 1862-03-10
new York DEy Goods Trade.
from the N. 7. IndeneDdent sth

Trade moyes eloxly, yet COED business was
transacted q February, comparing fAyorably with
Eeb1nss1Ey, M 1ss1: There appears aome movement
IN auction s2iee Ct foreign goods. There is good
9e 5eafee ont West, though bayerB restrict thefr
, 1862-03-10
DOMESTIC GO0pE.

The market continues active, and prices are very
heaE!, from an excessive supply. Cotton goods
iower, bni browns Ire firm Tit6 hoTever Iittie
doing Drills a1e heavy md declining. The wool
en- goods market is more active than the cotton.
for meltons, fancy csseimeres, even Including I'D
styles Fanco styles NE selling quickly On arrI-
"a mol allowing OF any acc1mulations. Elain
, 1862-03-10

sHEEP-Thefe is good demand for Sheep ty
butchers, and the market Is firm &sa@s.75 =
100 ba. To-DAr-4s head, averaging Ill ns, were
cold at $s,75
, 1862-03-10

TIE MISTAKES or EDUCATED MES.-A lee
turc, delivered by John s. Hart, L. L. D., in
which you have the condensed wisdom Of
candid, active and phi!osophic mind, and the
natural experience OF nearly twenty years sue
cessfu1 supervision Of the celebrated High
School in Philadelphia, has been received BY
5fcNa1ly s. Co., 81 Dearborn street, who has
also Les1ies' Mammoth, Double Illustrated
Newspaper for March 18th, which he sells at
the usual rate Of 10 cents each.
, 1862-03-10

TIE UNION DEFENCE CoAM1TTEE.-There
will be meeting Of the Union Defence Com
Committee at their rooms on Lasalle street
on Monday evening at Z o'clock. a full at
tendance is requested, IS business Of much
importance is TO be transacted.
, 1862-03-10

DEATH OF l. CHICAGO MAX IN KExosHA-
Jacob Bough, citizen Of this place belonging
to Daniels's Caralry Regiment, now in camp
at Kenosha, died during the past week from
congestion Of the lungs. His remains have
been btoueht here for interment,
, 1862-03-10
Arctic Fire InB. Co. of NJ m. .697. =
American Exchange Fire Insurance Co.
MMERCIAT

SATURDAY EEESTsa, March 8.
RECEIPTS FOE Last TWENTT-Y0UR HOURS.
, 1862-03-10

C1oskr,--=The Central skating Park has
been closed for the season. Reason want OF
Ice and prevalence Of mud. "
, 1862-03-10

CoTToK SEED.-The attention Of our read
czs is called to the advertisement Of Messrs.
". F. Dewey d Co., No. IS Wall{street, New
York, who are able to supply upland cotton
Feed, from Mississippi and Tennessee, IN guam
titles to suit purchasers.
, 1862-03-10

a BENEFIT FOE OIR WorSDgp SOLDIERS.
AT the request Of the Ladies' Hospital Re-
lief Society Of this city, the tableaux Of the
late Festival Of the Church Of the Rcdeemer,
will be repeated in Bryan Ha1l on Thursday
evening, for the benefit ofour soldiers wounded
at Fort Donelson and elsewhere. There has
been $ very general request Tor repetition Of
these tableaux, which we're pronounced BY all
who saw them, superior to anything Of the
Kind ever before exhibited in Chicago. The
tab'eaux were pautonimicy charades and stat
uaEy- a large number OF new representations
will be added, together with the pantomiufc
ballad Of Aud Robin Grey" and IN effort Is
being uande to secure for the occasion the best
musical talent Of the city. Ono thing il Ger
tain, the entertainment will be Of the highest
order as, to Its artistic character Our loyal
people viii, we are confident, extend to 1t the
the most generous patronage; for all hearts
are keenly alive to the necessities Of our brave
mcn, wounded in past conflicts, and who will
need increasing help after the battles constant
II expected down the Mi6sissippi.
, 1862-03-10

4 New F1L1ER---We notice in the last
number Of the Seie.sife american that Mr.. G.
B. Davis of Chicago, has obtained 4 patent
upon his Improved Water Filter We are
glad Mr. Davis has secured patent upon this
valuable invention We have one Of them in
nse, and are happy to say all that is claimed
by the manufacturer is fully borne cut in orr
experience. Our hydrant water is made by
this Filter perfectly clear and Tree from all i'm
purities or bad smell Eo much complained Of.
We would advise all who are not supplied, to
call at No. IS LaSa1Ie street, and secure one
at once.
, 1862-03-10

CArGHT.-John Paine, a well known thief
about town md 9 deserter from the 51st Illi-
nois regiment, was arrested On Friday night by
Capt Turtle Of the West Side Police, charged
with the larceny Of cloths from the store Of
Mr. Goodtidge, Desplsins street. near Kinzie,
scme SIX: weeks ago. He was examined at
the A1mory yesterday afternoon, and held to
bail in the sum Of $500 for his appearance at
the Recorders Corrt, and committed in de-
fault. In addition to the above, this man was
. adeserter from the city Bridwell, where he
had been confined on a charge Of disorderly,
in knocking N. Goodridge down when in the
the act Of ar7esting him with the stolen cloth
in his possession.
, 1862-03-10

oye1nor 4. II. Randall Of
Wisconsin, r. s. Mather, End Illinois Ar
t1Ilcry, and Capt. Eddy, g. s. Quartermaster
at Springfield, md late Of Madison, Wiscon-
Gin, were ut the fremont House On Saturday.
Gov. Randall has lately received the appoint
ment Of Minister to Rome and leaves for tic
Eternal CITY some time in April.