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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

TIE MosIToa. Tne New York E1grsss 81. .e.
tia: the Monitor las her iron side plating shat
tered. If not IN action, by use, 20 thA, II = e
cesary for her even shus early in her life, 10 Be
repaired Hence she has been sent up to the
W ashing'cn uavy yard. and the lronsid4s takes
De. place.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

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~ - Used 81 - t;-e -.i.,- r.=r resus--
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
Very Latest by Telegraph
r O'CLOCK =. NJ

81 We az still WITHOUT te.-gra cH eommunl-
c4il9a with Boston, aui matters Just now i.a';
look ysEy promising tor speedy resumption Of
friendly relations. Should. however. an item
If news succeed IN :. running The blockade. "
a. shall Issue an Extra, with all possible des-
patch.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

4 large meeting was held az Chicago % Sat-
Hrday last 10 endorse .he Presi ien;s proclama-
ton The war Democrats were among she
speaker.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

The CHARLssroS BLcxADk.-It IS stalled in
explanation OF ;he escape of rebel steamers from
the hsrbor o Charleston, that the blocksding
feet Is partly composed Of sailing vessels, which
Of course. cannot compete with fast steamers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

ac413PA7Ec C-a.vIrI. NJ. -.-F.- CczL.t4 EEL
Cs.Gi.-TE: /: irvA.-Ae= H1z=1g4t5c ?rss:r.ctS7-
prepared e= Dccs- G.-cri t:- ;se r=iei Ard care g.
.-gAs AID cc1. prlcs 3 cs=.s I'D ~ Fred Saith
A:zip@i-T ~. o. II. 8 Barr c.. " hol+s4. B3ssa-
Mass Ear COX ii: the sigz1;zre x P1y Lee. Neze
ss-EIae L9-S-; free 81 th4rE= o. rssip. q price
per Ei1l A53ress a.. tt.EE, PelIp Lee - ilGln
Street, N=wYcrk. Miami f-rli1ei free 81 ivPi:aan
CARTS CArEAarIC AVE II; lid Ets::3E. s:czfes
Id Live: CeEFl2 r.s--tese -ettci-as viii cE-e tie
ost t.atrl=d CASES 6. dyspepsia. AID disorder. :. lie
s-9-acs aEG liver. Tk=y - restored szseray
t!spEP:s:s = scczA 8-6 vrE41=-i h=4h ,E2E AL tie
CHER =PLsEsrsI ''.p@:.:s C-i:sI 71=y h4v= s.aod
he 80: Of Fifty y=4Es tTy@-lsres TE<y Increase lie
Appetite 5-7i LIZ .iaE4ch All purify IL liver
Il oe#e =Vin. :E+y equally .=caeiez.. All to-
s!:k AID z@rT9-: -=A1Ac2=: h=y sand -zr.TAl-i Sod
y al Ur.EEt:.s. >: y 90. rey hry II
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
Vermont Historical Society.
Annual Meeting at Montpelier. Oct IA ls6 ?

N-os > 1=reoy graz LII: lie 4---A. Wss1.-r Il lie
FIEKcsr al:Fsa:.A- S:-ETT vi o. Eas3=u /. Il. Sce.-
siy's R.e= Z ~ >;4;= E:-.= M:a;F<.=. G. --=.say
o:::oer =. go, =: : .':.,cs NJ
A3-e::=: 14y = =rr+.;: @! F1i:A seas. -As= -e:5o.
". = E-Ts1 ~ - C:=9.::se = Ac:Azg=u=..s.
III ::--;y G: r=;-:- .jc1.:s II t4r= ~ VA Y: -
+T'+ats. . g@'::-. a:;=zs-s *: netting ~ he If,
-; :hi,.:Et. e: - >:a:=
Il opportunity 8: - Z: S.:s@7 VI. u a=.t.. ID
g+--===- W. Az - mares, : =: .=c.:
5T .r.:- G.. IL Manages.
-1Qa13 :. EJ-eHEQs
3-:.:5-zc Secretary.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

When vessel lie in danger Of sinking, all On
board would rather SEQ another ship than saip
suJfheT sea.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

HEw 1oRk, uc:. 5. 4 Special is patch from
ashlugton SAYS J=1. Hooker ha. 80 far re,95v-
eral IS 80 te II readiness 10 ta2e sne teli again
Gsn. ilaEEey has o=eu assig nai ID conmAu1
il TIE W=s..
j. Lawrence Foster .: Fairfax. Va. las c@==n
appointed tIo7e:nm@u; Agen: q the Chippewa
indians % the Cpl=l Mississippi, vice Walk=-
i=ceased
Louisville dispatch u td= ID aays 5c0
rece. Prisoners. AIKEN By Gen. RQsecrans' d.
Vision have arrived iron L!iiIe.oEu. Our ar
ny s drawn ID il Inc 0; battle q miles dis
tan. 90 the B4r1s:oEu pike. Heayy skiruish-
ing has heen go!ug CT Look ou: t9r news to
morrow.
Report SAYS C1en. R .se'rals' division has a4d
81 engsgeuel:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
Pt.ARi. PIN Lost.

0ST u Friday. ol- 81 e+1Ese- {. Z. Gross Bakery
l. All IL Past 0-- Brge Pea 3.:cz PE. The E-i=r
VI: ee s-j,thly rs#art=. ~ eBT5-E liz Baker,.
N3ztp+.t-r ls.:. u. 81
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

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iE' u P3r' R37A-. et..vs. 8; P1;aadeI21.. 7=e-
.eri4v.
4 Cincinnati .e::er gives LIS; Of nineteen
Zlr'oats II one 2l3 wv guns zach. On ne
O1I3 rI'@c ;: and ADORE that port. u.i@c c.u
mani 9; Comu0dore Pre5le.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,

NOTICE. Of ASSESSMENT FoR l-sa.
THE .z1et. < - V.--z3c: Nz:zsI p-s T-.--.,,.
Lac-ga-F arr DE -,ti+=. -. IL f3Eev-r 1s....
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
IMPORTANT To FEMALES
DE-. EEsE Mans pills

N a.
L-= -s.-s,- r -r-+t.=-:. II ;1.s= Pills are ID.
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--r :E-r4:it- At ts:-4.- :.r.c1lcE III
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80, "a gt4-.c- 9. s1s Lar; Wines. Al -=rTe-. as..-
70; = s;=::s. AZ -. pan i1e -BgE a-I limbs. T.
d1:c-tt-- sleep EA-- a..s t-:- -t..- = rs:-rs
DR. CHEE>EN Ans PILLS
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lose .E:-E- .s.;--s az s--.--.-. T-c1 -AT= to-
50 -+- - may 90 b rr--B.-r+ E-sT-- n :=-4+ "a
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:5=tt:t7- ;4k== 21c@ - E.--4 1-4;- s=r5r: - l.
st.-4-
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
a.. IL =t=es-.I cez=!y ere: s-3pz .c- Al .s-
plants ge-lAt 20 F-a-.. = 81. classes :1=y are il
TLI-A3.= .-32ct-g Wiz :=:ia-'y. periodical regularity
They A. i-9H- 10 :sE- Va lava lea. i'll
i-r+Ei periods. th-e-rz; II: :-r.ry zlrtnr ~ :ac-
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ExP,.: 3i'=ctit-z. .cA5-- w1-- hey :-,-st I'll os
-:='1 VII +Ac1 1cxh= V:c:= 80 d: AZ pr Cox.
:A.-t-g f-:= t:.y =: :-x:y pills.
pills sen: - f1L, pFEpiy. y -+-.;iJ-g . .ee Pm
P-+.ar. >:.l b. ; ? 2-35 Is. Btz;V+-.+r. It. and
u 1r-EEt:5. -+--rslz.
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Nm,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-14

Presidential veto As sure as the armies o1
the Unisn continue TO be victorious. and the
seeded States are suffered to return to the
Union the moment they lay down their arms
this is what will be done. 1t will be the reo-
els, not the loyalists, to whom WIZ 10.
ere the victory. Slavery will again oe IN
power, and the cotton lords will dominate as
of old in the balls Of Congress me L1ecu
tive chair, and the departments. threatening
anew, if we Of the free States sho" any us
Dosi,ion 10 assert our rights. to secede, to
convulse the nation again %tth elvii war, 10
uo,-5er a1siu our fathers, husbands, sons
and brothers, till they break oar spirit, and
ws hrcou1e as tame and docile as their own
negroes. l. this the premium to be paid for
treason And this the penalty to be infict-
ed on loyalty!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-14

s~As members of Congress are be-
ginning to feel themselves out of the woods
on account of our glorious successes by
sea and land, the union-savers begin to ap-
pear again. A meeting was held at Wash
ington City On Saturday last, at which
many locofoco demagogues tried to white
wash themselves into union savers, but the
thing will fall to the ground, no matter
who is at the head of it, The people have
willed it that the rebels must be put down
thoroughly and completely without regard
to sl~very.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-14
THE PEOPLES STATE CONVENTION.

fnHE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
L cordially 70 unite IN sustaining the NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATION in it's patriotic efforts 10 sup
press a sectional and unholy rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC, and who desire to sup
port, by every power Of the Government, one hun
dred thousand heroic brethren arms, brayng dis
and the peFils Of the field TO preserve the Union
OF Fathers, are requested 70 select the number
Of Delegates equal the Legislative Representation
Of the State, at such times and in such manner as
g best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION HARRIS BURG. on THURS
DAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY next, at
II o'clock, said day, 10 nominate Candidates for
the Offices Of AUDITOR GENERAL and SURVEY
OR GENERAL, and 10 take such measures as may
be deemed necessary to strengthen the Government
n this season of common peril to common country.
4. K. MCCLURE,
Chairman Peoples State Committee.
Gro 5 y. f a.,LMEEsLr, Secretaries.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-14

sG-Oar old friend T. T. Worth has
been appointed Superintendent of State
Printing. An excellent appointment of a
worthy man.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-14
OF NORFOLK

President Lincoln Supcrintends IN Person,
the Enadarkdtton and DeJarkati0n Of
Iroops-He decEarts that NortoM .Uust
Fdit-dnd that The Uc,rimac must
SuccumG TO the N0ua{ Rolcer, and re.
mains to see II done
WASHINGTON, May IL.
The following was received at the War De.
partment this moring:
FORTRESS MONROE, May 10Th,
y o'clock at night
Norfolk is ours and also Portsmouth and
the Navy Yard. Gen. Wool having comnlet.
ell the landing of his forces at MiIIoughby
point, about nine O'Clock this morning. com
pleted his march on Norfolk with 5000 men,
Secretary Chase accompanied the General
About five miles from the landing place
rebel battery was found on the opposite side
OF the bridge over Tanners creek. After a
few discharges of companies of infantry the
rebels burned the bridge; this compelled our
forces to march around five miles further
AT five O'Clock in the afternoon our forces
were within a short distance of Norfolk, and
were met by delegation of citizens and the
city was formally surrendered. Our troops
marched in, and we now have possession.
SeconG Despatch.
PHILADELPHIA, May IL.
Information has been received here of the
surrender of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Gosport
and the navy yard, by the rebels, to Feder-
al force 5000 strong under Major General
Wool
The rebels before the surrender blew un
and sunk the monster Merrimac, and burnt
the Navy Yard.
Third Despatch
FORTRESS MoNRoE. May ii.
Hon. P. Watson, Assistant Secretary Of
War:
The Merrimac was blown up by the rebels
at two minutes before Eve o'clock this morning,
She was set fire to about three O'Clock and
the explosion took place at the time stated.
1t was said to have been grand sight by
those who saw it.
The Monitor steamer and the gunboats have
gone up towards Norfolk
(Signed) E. S. SANFORD.
eSrWe issue our paper somewhat earli.
er than usual this week, all hands being
bent-wind, weather, &c. permitting-on
taking few days trip to the wilds of Lick
inc uhara tba snooEia5 do.,4;o, oko-rS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-14
WAR II EW S .
THE FIGHT BELOW NEW
ORLEANS.
-Correspondenee q the New York TiInes.l
MISSISSIPPI RIVER. April Is, lS6.

51IssItsIFPI NV EK, dpTII 70, ICO-.
The work of reducing the rebel strongholds
will be commenced this morning How long
the struggle will be prolonged no one is able
to prophesy. We all know that formida-
BILE task is before US; that desperate men
fighting for the last stake. are our opponents.
But of cur ultimate success everybody is con-
fdent. Preparations for the encounter have
been made on q scale commensurate with the
magnitude of the undertaking, and our men,
profoundly imbued with the righteousness of
their cause, are dlled with zeal and enthus
iasm.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-14

1E0fe Flre FdftS.
Over the woods We can count seven or eight
moving columns of smoke, which indicate that
the rebel steamers are passing about, probably
plotting some mischief against us. Soon
one, and then another, and afterwards third
appear in view, steering toward the forts
Before reaching them, however, the steamers
dash to cover again, and we see that three
huge burning rata have been set adrift. The
swift current sweeps them toward US. Near.
er and nearer these seemingly formidable RATS
approach, but they occasion little anxiety
We know how to dispose of them. The sailors
from the large ships are called opt of the rig.
giDg, which they have been permitted to oc'
cupy as interested spectators Of the battle. and
in short time boats have the rsfte in tow,
, 1862-03-03
MARKETS RY TELEGR4pH.

M Tt:h @ desad 0 ssce Saea saoas It se 5a
.F1orR-The denana for state and western con
TIMES dull and heavy. sales 800 brls AZ IS 500
5 20 for super state; $5.65E5.;5 for extra state;
g ssiu S5 sapss szss weatesn f so af
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; aud
S6.i5a6,5s for tEade brands %. Market closing
an aour DIM and dropping. sales 30 bris at S 20
M5-50 for super; IS aG6.T5 for extra Rye 1our
q.iet and steady at .&5 for range Of ine and
Eu1sKr-Morc active. Market quiet and drin-
Sales OF 500 brl= at ZAG2sc-chieas at the latter
GsA1s-Wheat dull, and prices still tending to
fa7or the purchaser: Sales Of ,oE0 bu winter red
western It .$1d0: ECO bu amber Jersey ut $l.45.
anl 3,10c white western at 2f47. Rye steady at So
@sec. Barley dn1l, and common grades Tale
heavy. Sales OF a,s0o bu state at 7aMssc. Corn
heavy. Sa1es OF 3a.0o. ba st 6t1hoge for mixed
western in store, and &c delivered including
seq aid Eoushern. Oats dull and hcavy at Sa 4s:ec
feF western Cauadian, Jersey ard ststc-
.GBocEnlEs.-Coffee in good demand aud very
Erm: Sale: l.soo bags as a@2le; 40 bags d. DO
at 1aszc- $50 at e616c Aolasses firm with
iair business doing. Sales ss0 hl!ds Cu6a Museo-
Yado at II @a2c; 70 bids Porto Rico at s6c;
ProsIs1oNs-Eait business doing in pork. Mar
ket fof prime mess beef shade frner- Sales $50
! brls at $12s54l4 37N to1 zaes:. including sn1all
parcels at 81. 80: $13G14 for prime mess $loG311
$i1.a5. Total stocE Of old and new, March 1st,
1i6a, 6o0s5 brls. Same Date last month, Il, 80
Same date last year, 49.S7o. Beef quite firm
AID in moderate demand Sales $50 barrels at
/ &4.C4Gt4 81 for prime; $5.fNIi55G for do mess
| S11 30 for repacSed mess: $1aI5D1459 FOL
| extra lees Total stock Of old and new to March
1st, 3s S65 pkgs; do List month, IL l pks do LAST
yesr. "a. .0l9- Phi 1ne mess beef quiet at $26ffas
| Ieef hams steady at 16@lsc- Cnt meats active
and fr1grsalcs ol 375 packages at 4fc for west
and city shoulders; 55g7c sor Ea,us- 1uelusied il
sales are lefty dry Ealted hams 1t prices within
:argc Baccn sides :zc f'sza With .sales Q
25a boxes lit E1c for Cumberland cut naidd1es; ~
fcr short clear do. Dressed hogs yczy firm: sales
5:.@5Hc for western; &c FOX city. Lard in bette
demand but unchan.cd; sales :6S0brls at ~ Bssze
dull and nominal at SGT.
NosEy-MarGet continues firm at per cent 10
lo8ns on call and for discounts on strictly priM
paper Foreign exchange dull 1T 1lekM113 e
fIukers's sterling American gold selling at esza
| y: uer cent premium. Government stocks firm
| I 3-1U Treasury noteE quoted 2. 9.!4M99tZ1 O.
| Demand notes have declined 1~16 Of one per cen
premium
and dull. CB i @ 61E: II & P duo 20: i
45s5 G s. e 6s1; i P 19.i: G scrip G3tS;; M
$50: Missouri e. s31s: Hudson third bond
IL; TcrTc Hau:c s J. let DDS S319: Han s st j
4B: q d 1=t bonds, 100; Pac Mail. o.; Erl
| preferred, 57is; Hudson, 315l; american Colt
iGa;t; Calls, s61zs: Tenn 6s, 81; Treasury 81
y4M:E !: d, u. aS: L Is, ~. coupons S53@
Is Is 81, registered %; L 5 6a, 81 coupon
s!h.
, 1862-03-03
CONN lie RCIAIt.



Total .-....-- 1Gos lt44 1857 ojous 4%s16 Ssssa
There vas fa1r attendance on Change to-day,
but business Of ELL hlnds was quiet. ana tfansac.
tions were unusually light. The news from ten
Banks column 81 the tn1tea STATS army fau come
effect in rendering the leading markets hfm; oot
buyers did not teel dasposcd to operate 10 any eS
tent either IN ofeaos'nHs OF PROVISIONS
INC fsoslsloh marhet vas very 4o!es' anu '4e1e
was but limited oemanu lor ans hlna ot avg
pEodnct, except luls A1ea1e' "nien eoas-aue W NC
IN good request aald seafec al e7se ZOE saou'oef'
Axe lor Hams' ana a@a@4'e 1oF oiaes, loose-
with hsht sales at exc aoa eaIs en.eo nams'
loose, and 513c lor shoaloc1s' LOUISE
Ness Pork is less 1nqulrca iof anu 'he 1nafset Is
quiet and nominal at sh 'oo 1or caes pasAeo" 1oe.
crs. however, 10 not press tnelr stochs to se: aao
round lote arc held at *n.'oal@oo- lo-osf Ing
GALES consisted OF only leo otfs asosca'ae pacAea
st sf1.Gh. There Is faiher more inquiry LOT Eng
lsh Middles. and We report salcs ol 35o o2s 81
for culnhef!anos. and a5ze .oE sholt oone1ess' d.
, 1862-03-03

SATEEpAI EyENH.9, March l. 1867
PROVISIONS Mes PeRA31s.fet qufet- City )!
packed held rery firm at <1t.51. sales, 1oo btls
Muecatinc-packed at s11.00- BULK HEEcs-in
GOOD demand ard firm. Sales. 50 :on Ds. Hams.
eitrc,i1cd at 41ic. loose; Is eco ns conntrTcured
Shoulders at 3xc. loose GEEES bfEATs--2;Ho PCS
Hams ct &c; go pcs Shoulders. at &c. EsG11sH
MEATz-aEe0 bxs Short Eoneless Nfddies at 5.Ec:
1so bss Cumberland Middles at t4Asc. LAEO-Qaiet.
sses, 80 Erls prime city kettle Leaf at &c: so pss
country kettle at C.
FLouR-Receiyed, a89s briz. Market dali
Sales, zoo hE1s Bartletts" Double Extra on p. t.:
167 tEls "Ceresco h. at 81 co in store; 100 b71s
.sGlenwood'' I. b. at $780, 800 brls good I. b.
Spring Extra st s. Is; 40 brla 'Azarioa County
Winter surcrEne at 81 90; 81 brls ''Avons Super
fEe at S3.s5; 81 b71s s.NcbEaska"' at S3.25-
WHEAT -ReceiTed, 1857 bu. Market 1ze bet
ter, Sales, t,C00 bu No Spring in etofc at &c;
s0tOo hu do at 79c; 5000 bu do fresh receipts at
soc; 12Wbba No : Spring in store at e4tsci 5000
bu fresh receipts do at s5c 450 bu Rejected Spring
In store at 6oc; 600 hu do at 6lc.
CORN-Receirel, 1;,2s5 bu- Market h1m- Sales.
20 COO bu Mixed in store at ss7&c; 151oo bn ffesh
receipts do at &c; q 800 b1 Rejected N Btore at
1sc; 4,t10 bu do on track at 2oe.
Received, 4.746 bu. Market quiet. Sales,
500 bu No on track 1T 18Ec,
HYFReecivcd, 2,37a bu- Market dznn- sales,
600 bu No at sc free on boasd at the opening Of
navigation; 1000 bu Go il store at 42e: 40 bn
do ut 42kc-
| gARItEY-Rccciyed, 1t, ,1te bu- Market i'm
Sales, 4tc bu choice st 4gc track: 1850 bu good
| a. sc del, a10 bags common ct Sc on track
| T1MOTHY SEED-Mafkct firm Sales, Sc bn
toice SIS: Is bags at s1.G5; 10 bags at 81 60.
| CLOVER SEED-73 bugs prime at s3,75: 60 bags
| medium at $s6a.
| HIGHWIEES 90 bsls at fec; $50 bras do On PIT.
ALcouc[Stead5 at 41@42e.
BROOM CoRN-s tons fair st 5000; tona IL
! fet1orat $50.
COOPERAGE-PorkBa Barreis scazce and to3t2He
higher Sa1es. sco at $L1o On track; 148 at 2l-a
del; 3ne at $1.25 ce1
WUITE FISH-Scazcc and firm. No. White
fish, S @3.fe; No. Trout sa-75.
DuTTER-Firkia. s1sc; roN. 65sc-
| EGGS-Fresh, 15@a!4c-
POULTRY-Chickens. S1.a51f.75 y doz: Tuz
keys &c p D.
TaLLOW-75 hris prime pseke:a At TIC.
H1DES-SteadI. We Guotc:-Du Flint, 1s>9G
13c; Green Saztcd, 5;7+@5e; Green County, 5aG
5Kc. -.
DRESSED HoGS-neccivcd. 1.T4t Ma.ks
c1iet and unchanged, s.1e=>we1e IS fsalows:
, 1862-03-03

The ahipmeuks Of Lard at New York for foreign
ccsts during the week ending Feb. %, were 4, ,s55
9i6 os, aga;rst o5o MS for orcos1eapondfns dates
less 4esr. II. McConnin, in lis weekly circular,
reports the market e follows:
The transactions throughout the past week
were chiefly Of speculative character. snd prcdi-
eais on speedy ssstlsmsnt o. .ag s0n19sEn fe
large portion Of which is for delivery in the next
three mos,ha. psiactpslly st sEe For Insnedisse
trated Eon: sxG:sEc, for strictly prime quality in
t!ercea and fsrrels: In otner descriptions there
| has been active business including ahout 3c7D
scl1ow grease At 6H@6xc The market c.a:;s= frz,.
The receipts aze 2lG5s packages from the 18Th to
| tho S4th inst
, 1862-03-03

FOREIGN Commercial Circulars.

EV1E1@H O"0H011k0E10 04HVt311337
{Fzern 1,azz1g, Bros, London Circular, Feb-7~
CoES-Ttc market continues dull. with large A..
rivals Of foreign. Last weeks average price O.
Erc}ish wheat was Ga I'd on T9.19O grs returned.
Klitc American wheat 6asG6ss: winter rcd 53sSz.
COS; spring 56eRz6s per Or. 4 hour sssse5315 per
ba:1cl.
From Big:and, Atb5a ! Co.'S Liverpool e11cuiaE'
Eeb.s1
PRoy1s1cErOrly moderate business has been
done in beef at rather lower prices. There Ii COZ
siderable pressure TO sell pork, both on tue spot
and 10 arrive and we reduce quotations p I'd per
nbi. There is fair cnnsunptise demand for ha-
COZ, bnt as It is Tcry literally met b5 importers
prices are generally abont Is per cwt lower. A
large business has been done in cheese, but gene
rally at lower pr:ces Fine fresh parcels ot butter
bring full prices; Other descriptions a7e ditdcu to
sell
reGuce quotations IL to 2. 2 cwt.
Tal1oW, with Gee arrive!s on very dua na7SeS'
il 1g to II Cd p cWt lower.
, 1862-03-03
Flour MaEkst-K@b. 28.

PhIlR3e1phtn Flour maKket.R&6s 28e
The Flour market continues inactive, bat prices
remain without any qaot2ble chaugo, and the de-
mand both for shipment and home ase yery limited
Ss 87k lax suuerdne, $550G5;15 fer common and
eooi extras, md $5Tf@6 for good and choice
Gmfly. The sales to the trade are light. with ths
from il s to $6.75 2 br1 for fancy brands, as in
oua1ity, Rye -four and corn meal arc not IN
auired for: and dull; the former is selling M as
st "a q IN without finding buyers. The receipts
TODAY arc $3.50 brls -four, 13 9t6 bushels wheat
aTaf b0stel corr, 80 bushels rye, 7,747 bushels
oats and T9O bushels barley.
, 1862-03-03

In Wis city, Aarct ~ 1s.s, e scar1et tsyf: sl2EA
sEta fesrs 1acn h. SEQ Days
In ttis c.5. 1ts1ch 2nti. lssSo &+Rr tGNE3 9 9:tas
deut stcr. rnd only snryiriD Eud q Joac T. aa1 M
r. ieIer2 Ein t.!:c p,aes snis ts!a;.isy1 H. At
q BEEs1o and EeE York DIPS 70 please corr;
rII.LIAa WoEST1CS. aEed = 1eara.
Entons5l FL tas= piece ths afsss9r2a 20. 953aas3
ias Prs Ctat:sE 1ieMillsr Sea, s Blue f.lapt aTe
nuc The n1caes Of the fariJ are tsectfaiiy IE7.ea
to R7scQ!
, 1862-03-03

Sales of Flour and Grain In New
York.
During the week ending Feb. q, the sales OF
Produce were:-s6,5e0 br1s flour, Of which a: Ao
b71s were Western 1,5to bFls RE honr; LEO
bills corr meal: 46 5, BIZ wheat 1sa5 500 bu corn;
and g.. 500 tu rye-
, 1862-03-03

LIVE Hoos-The nsrbet during the week haa
tSon brt poorly supp;le5. and rita good aeuand
bs packo7s and shippers. r1teeE have adFancea .
@scc per 100 lbs On the week
Topxx INC qualit7 wse i1fcsior gad the supply
, 1862-03-03
DISTRICT,
Nee3.


Above ne present a diagram OF the Fire DIE
tricta Of the city, located as follows:
No. 1-North Of MADISON street and east and
south Of the river.
No. s-South of Madison street and east Of the
river.
No. 3-West Of the river and south Of West Ran
10. 4-West Of the river and north of West RAN
dolph street.
No. b-East and north Of the river and west Of
North Clark street.
No. 6-East ct North Clark street and north Of
the river.
The alarm Of fire is given by rapidly strik-
ing the number of the district, and after
brief pause giving eight strokes Of the bell.
Thus, if The fire is in the fourth district, the
bell will strike four, and Immediately after,
eight.
The Fire Department is madeup as follows: