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Advioees fFomI yorktown.
Mcclellan Preparing for an AttAck-Th,
Aerrinpc AT orpHoy Island. Fi
Great News from Tennessee.

WAsHIEGroE. April Sat 2 P. NJ.
yesterday .theMerrinae Y orkL town james.
town, and four tugs, were lying at Craney
Island.
The following message was asTeceived by
the ,SectetarglofWaF ar this evening" {i ,
$40 the Secretary of War:
"MER:IwEATnER's LANDING, April 8.
~. S. Military Telegraph, War Del
iIarlment, Washington, April 8. I
"Tbe Secretary OF War received lot.
ter this P. M. from General Wool stating
that at two o'clock yesterday p. NJ. there
was nothing doing at Yorktown, except
preparations for an attack on the ensmy's
force, reported about 10000.
General Paine's division marched to
Tiplonvile last night. and captured Gen.
eral Mackell. formerly Adjutant General
lU 5. a., hiSsIaG apd about2. .00O. prison
ers from Arkansas and Louisiana, and 9
large quantity Of stores, ammunition, etc
General Popc's movements are com.
plete success. ~,
We moya in the direction Of Island No
10 in few minutes 10 capture all that is
left.
"To Tie Secretary Of War:
The eosmy attacked our FofksAsRilts
burgh, Tennessee, yesterday and were re-
pulsed with heavy loss. No details given
(Signed) II. w. HALLECK,"
On the 5lb the rebels in overwhelming
force attacked us at Pittsburgh Landing
Tennessee. The battle lasted from morn
ing till late in the afternoon. It;resulted
in lhe complete defeat Of the rebels, with
hesvy loss on-both sides. ! EahE1
G,snt is following up the enemy. Buell.
has arrived on the Tennessee. Two di'
visions of his army were 10 the battle.
LATER.
General Pope has captured three Gen
erals, 5000 prisoners Of war, 100 siege
pieces. and several field batteries, with
inniOpse Quantities OI small arms, tentp
wagons horses, 60 v "U|!'l-Le'I
Our victory is complete. We have moi
lost single man.
8Itll-fY non IGW III. HALLEck,
Sr. LOUIS. April 8.-Iu response to
serepads to night General, Halleck sale
that Beauregard. with al fHdmdnpe army
had advanced from Cornlh and attacked
the combined forces Of Grant and Buell..
The battle began at daybreak yesterday
and continued till late in the afternoon
with terribleIoss en-beth sides,-s vau
.Wehave gained asoomplete victory anc
driven the enemy back within his forti6
cations, He also announced his depar
ture for the field tomorrow morning.
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REMOVAL. & Son have rcmov'
ed their Boot and Shoe shop to the room
on Main Street, one door west Of John
Works Tin and Stove store. ..a1as
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attachment Notice.

James w. Muinix, Plaintiff against Talcoit Il Under
~ hill, trad ers under the name OfTalcou d Un-
.s.ta, q . derhll, Defen ndants.l .s-rf '-..t
TNPFORE,H, q. Black, J. p. of Liberty township
4 3 Fairfield county, Ohio. On the 95thnday oi
March, A. D. 1862, said Justice Issued an order OF ~
tachment in the above action for the sum OF one hun
T,V,r,-'ry - -. JAMES w. MULlNlX.
Baltimore, Ohio, April ;, ls62.-3ws ,,1.ria 80
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lNew, 5A0urrii riisrmcnts.
Administrator,s Is Notice

NToTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
Y been dnty appoiuiod and qualified as admins
trator of the Estate OF Elizabeth Erlck, deceased
All persops having claims sgainst s9it estate vii
present them,lnly authenticated according TO law u
ihe unde and all nersons indebted TO said
estate will please come forward and make lmmedi
ate payment. fc EMANUEL ERtCk, AdmF.
Anril TO- 1862 3w3
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WANrED-At this Office on subscrip-
lion; CASH, Flour, Potatoes. Butter.
Chickens, Country made Sugar and Mo-
leases, DC, &c.. DC.
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Removed.

M rpt. a.. G. BARLOW has removed his Of
fce. to the Office formerly occupied BY
DR.. G. K. Miller, North west corner Of
Wheeling and Broad Streets. ..''
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ATtacE,inent Al Notice

Joseph Bra1ell against John NJ stoekdale and Jamet
h9tf .'nIEH q StOekdale hisagent. .fa3ii 50
DEFORE r. A. Yonts, ]. p! of Walnut township
Pairileld county Ohio. On the 9Th day or March
lsdg, said Justice issued order of at.achInen
in the above action for the OF 900 90 cents, and
SIS the probable cost Of this action. y gttl
Anil ], 1902 awe. JOSEPH BRAzELL.
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MARRIED.

March e. 1862, BY Inc Rev. R. o.
.GaltIdh J,. al The tesid deace,of MrzJOhn
E.. Wilson. Mr, DAyIp, y BRowN and,
Miss 0LIvE A., WI1soN, all Of this county !
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Az APPEAL
To the People Of OhiO, Indiana and
20 -eTr.,,,,.t,, = ! = my


Kenfncky. +
The undersigned soDposingll,a Cincin.
nati Branch Of the United States ssuila.
ry Commission, feel tie urgent necessi,
ty Ofagmn appealing to the loyal and
patriotic men and women Of Die West fol
further and immediate supplies Of all arti.
cles adapted to hospital use.
This has become necessary in conse.
qnence Of the greatly Increased dem md
upon us for the supply Of the hospitals in
Kentucky and Tennessee, and also, be.
cause the impression has gone abroad that
we have on band o general supply oil
ciotlIibg. Eours,ockis nearly exhausted,
and we want large quantity Of hospital
clothing particularly In addition to the
articles Of pptIitiOus diet called for last
week.
We want money alsO to purchase snsh
recessary articles as are not donated. Our
treasury is neatly empty and in the event
tot great bittle on The Mississippi and
Tennessee rivers which is now impend.
ling, we must send s.steamer or steamers
to carry succor TO the sick and wounded.
Men aud women Of the West, will you
stand idle while your friends your brolhers.
YOUR sons. who have gone forth to fight
the battles of ourscountry, are stricken
down and languishing on beds Of siok-
ness, pain aud deatt2 ..i ~
|. We call upon every man, every woman,
every child, to seize ibe opportunity now
offered them to contribute something to
ameliorste the condition Of these brave
and suffering men. Lt US make them
fsslittatAliyipg1 .ordyipg,jdleir courage
and devotion have enshIiped their memo
rieS ip the, hearts of a grateful people, }
FJWe acknowledged with gratitude, and
point with pride to your noble Efforts
thus 'fat.h We have received and distrib-
uted already nearly Toe, 900 articles
But let not yonr' hearts weary Of vel, do.
ing. Suffering yet exists-7is increasing.
Fletrhs hasten 10 relieve il. ai8 .,., b.
kaHWe append a list of such articles as are
most needed, bnt would remark that all
articles adapted to the sick room will bs
gratefully received ana faithfully applied,
'ArtichS of Clothing Red sacking,
sheets, pillow cases, hospital shirts. fan.
mel drawers, flannel, lint, bandages. etc.
articles of DieL-Dried' and canned
fruits, tapioca, macaroni, farina, pear
barley, soda crackers. Boston crackers,
sago, concentrated beef, concentrated
chicken, oat meal, white sugar, tea, eggs
pickles, butter. hams, tongues, dried
beef, lemon syrup, ale, whisky, brand )
and vino, in bottles; also blackberry cor
Idial, 1f'a '.. 7"'. .,j'' p ''-f'} -a2
Mark all packages Sanitary Commits
sion, Cincinnati. Ohio" They will b.
transported over all Railroads leading t,
this sity free. Cash donations can b,
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ST. LOUIS, April S.--General Pope has
captured three Generals. six thousapd
prisoners of war, one hundred siege pieces,
several field batteries, and immense guam
titles Of small arms, tents, wagons, horses
and provisions. We have not lost single
man,
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DIR. MLEAws UNIYERssL PILLs,

For Lioer COmpiaist, BiikioN4Aess, Hsadashs, &c.
There has never been Cathsrtic medicine, offered
10 the public that has given snch entire satisfaction
McLEAN's UNfyERsAL Puts.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly iDno-
cent and can be taken by the most i-ndpr nfsnt; vet
prompt and powerful in removing alt Billions seere
tons Acid orimpure. P6tcd NBiter from the Stom-
ach In fact they ore the only Pills that should be
used 10 malari0us dist,igts a ~
They prodnce no GHring, Sickness nr pain IN the
Stomach Bowels, tho1yh very active and searching
10 their operatinn promoting healthy secteiiOns of
the Liver aud Kidneys. VINO ~ill suffer fron Bill
iousness. Headache aud PNul stomach. when =" chat
remedy can be oh.aipsdi Keep ,lhem constantly
on hand; asGgie dose. taken In season may pTevcpi
lhoarS. daysahd months of-cknsss. AK for Dr. J.
~. McLean's Uliversal Pill. Take no othsr. Bsipe
ennted. they are tasteess. Price only IS csn,s pei
ed states ~. H. MecLaTv! Sol se,e Proptistsr.
ss,CorneroC 77rd and Pine Streets. ST. Louis, 10
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Sale OF Il cal rs,

hgFlnL .HGHpd n tatc' u.'iI .H-fs..t
TN pursuance Of an order granted BY the Probate
Court dFFalrHeld eosnty, Ohio, l. will otter for
sate at PubIc adction on '-So''' q
Monday the 18th Day of May, A. d. 1869,
at / O'Clock Il, NJ, upon the Premises,
The folloSihS described Real Estate suale5in Baid
county ofFalraeId aud Stdts of Ohio !io-@hs \
The North. East quarter 0f sectionope Q) township
ell to be sold ut Chillicoho except sixty acres sold
on OF Inc east side Of snd quarter section and leaving
orShuhdr ed'actes moro otIess. +'l l...
T. Appraised! free and clear OF dower at S3s w per
than two-thrds the appraised voue, aud upon Che
terms O r ORE third 10 hand, one third in year,
and one third In two years fron1the day Of sale, with
Interest On the deferred nstallm6 6nts from the day
fof sale, ti'ThT 'j7Il h THoMAs WHITAKER. - :
= ~ Admsro the Estate Of Thotnhsr. Gill, dec!
.'ar HUNTER 81 UAU HERTY, Aitys.
Lancaster, April 10th, 1852 5w3pfs45O So ''
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DIR. J. H. .NsLEAN"S YoLCSNIc OIL LLYLXENT
The Beet ErfsrHaI ia TIE FOrld,
f.r Han p.os

Thousands Of hnman heinss have been saVedR life
Of Pude and misery sby use 0fihisigvaiu
able LHmAht. II will relieve pain aiussi instania
ncousy and it will cleanse, purify aud heat the foul
est Sore in an incredible short time. HcLsaH'S Toi-
eGHic OIL LiRimsHt will relieve th. most iuvstarate
cases Of rheumatism, Gout, ar Neuralgia. Fer Par
alyss. Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or Weakasssin
Ithe Joints, Muscfssnr LKamenis twill never fail
Two applications will cure sore Tsroai, headache or
Earache. For Buns VI tSeal5s. sny Pain. Ills
lnfaIiibIe ReAsiy. Try it.and you will dnditaD In
dispensible remedy. Keepit always on hand.
PLfNTERRS. F-8R.HERS, or any nHs having
charge ofhorses will save money by nsing NeLsap's
Vocenic Oil LinimeRt. II il speedy and infsl llbls
cure for Calls. Spruns, Chafes Swelling. IAmeness.
Sweeney. Sores. Wounds. Scratches, or any sNtern1
disease. Try. IL AID you will be convinced.
DIR. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole ProPristOr.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
II FE. l.. SlOcum, agent. aug. IS, iS6l-ly
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T. w.TALLMADGE&Co. w. CO.

A RE vOW PREPARED TO TAKE THE EEc.
~ essary steps 10 procure Bounty Money and Ar
rears OF Pay for the Widows and Heirs Of deceased
s0idfers Lt'- t .-t. i...t Tft ~
Every soldier who shsu baye served for period
OF two years, or during tho war IL honorably dis
charged shall receive bounty Of One Hundred Dol
larp . Il 7
The WidOr Or Legal Heirs ofsuch az die ornay be
Killed IN the service, in addition 10 all arrears ofpAy
and allowances, are entitled 10 the sum OF One Hun
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REFERENCES,

ItEF ERENUEHs
Governor Denuison, Columbus Ohio. t
Gen, G. Delano. ..
Gene P. buckingham,
Gen. Geo. y. Wright. 80
Judge Moan II. Sgayne.
Gen. y. s. Roseerans, Headquarters Wheeling, Va
Hon. ThOs. Ewing, Lancaster, Ohio.
VI. n. Hunter, ESQ, -
Henry $ lanEery' Esq cineinnati,:ohiO,
Hon. s. S. Cox, Washington City,
Hon. Y. b. Horton
Col. Grantie, Moody, Camp Chase.
March 90 le65-tf52
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) Daily Cincinnati Gazette.

VF you'wan tho largest, cheapest and best Daily pa
per published inihe West, go to the New Book
Store Of W. S. Beatty and buythe Cincinnati Gazette,
Ptieeof,he large 'et'' PR wee % small 70 s'g' per
week. " a ~ . -
aid Phot6erSrh Abumgo to Beay's, new Book
store, oh6 door west of Martins Bank,
school BOOkss-H you want che ar School
Books 20 TO Beatys Book Store, one door west Of
Martins Bank. 4 i JbH Al \ IA
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Estate o. Abraham ham Van Van Co"rtrighnti rtlt gInii

NI0TICE .is hereby given that The undetsigneG
lNbaye been duly appointed Executors OF the Es-
tate O Abraham Van Courtright, dec. All persons
having claims against sal estate win present them
for seiloment nd all persons said estate
must make inmedatepayment.1
i,'"''S'T7FY TT I2EPHANIAH coURTRIGHT,
sst -'it, atJ CYRUS C0URTR1GHT. Sl.
Ma ,cl i'm ls6s-3w5e 'f tt1nHlIIf 1855 q t'aHgs%
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Es1n1e ofTho,nas 8 ITyri1Mble, Dec /.

I'M 5senhnE appoated admini sttalo Or b be Estatt
d f6omas Tfimbie. aecs All pcrsong hsthE slahni
against said estate will present them FOR settlement
and ali persons indebted TO said estate must max,
impedlale, paymepts sy }AkEu 7, ,HoS ho9hEh' \ En-
West Of Col. Trump's ONCE. IT. H.
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Estate of John N. Dresbach, Dec
NTOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed adTinistrater OF the Estate
OF John NJ sDresbaeh deceased. "A II persons having
cla ms against said estate will present them for set
emo MI and all persons indebted to said estate must
make Immediate payment. The books, notes. &C..
will be kent at The old stand Of Li,pe y Dresbach,
where the AdmfnlstraJot can be seen! T. -
J. G. C.KINKEAD.
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Mark all packages Sanitary Commits
sion, Cincinnati. Ohio" They will be
transported over all Railroads leading 10
this sity free. Cash donations can be
sent to either of the Finance Committee.
7H We respectfully ask the newspapers Of
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. to give this
appeal prominent insertion for at least
one week, ..s. .si4.r,,c.a.
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=" y VI UB NUI'
Blood PnTiffcr.
FOR CHIE REM.

Do You %ant your lslicate siekiy panv Children to
be Healthy Strong and ROjus!-tben give them Me-
LEAN's STRENGTHENING COHDLAL, (see the directioBs
on each bottlel # is deljcIons to take.
WPOne tablespoonful. taken every morning fast
ing, Is sure preventive against Chills and Fever
Cholera or any prevailing disease.
. MPCAUTION!-BeS OF Druggists or Dealers
who mas Try TO palm upon you a bOn II Bitiers or
Sarsaparilla, (Which they buy theap.i by saying
itisjdst as good. There are even men BA sEeHougb
IN steal paft Of my tOub their WIZ decncllons
Avoid such infsmn $ PIRATEs aud their Viainous
compounds! Ask for DR.. J. ~. McIesu's Strengthen.
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take nothing else.
II sthe only remedy that will purify your Blood
Thoroughly, and, at the same time. strengthen and
nvignrate the whole organization II Is put up 10
large bOttles-s1 per bottle. or siNbottles for s5,
DIR. J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
| Corner of Third and Pine Sis., ST. Louis, Mo
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CHANGE OF TINE.


Esss:s Nl
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PENSIONS

ft -GEINSIOINS
Also ObtsfHed(0r all 0Resrs and Soldiers Who have
been or ay be wounded diseased or 9th erwiSe dis
abled while In the service ofthe United States
AspersonS become entitled 10 Bounty and Pensions
necessary steps Tor securi the same should be taken
early. Deiay viii make livery dihicalt II not i'm
possible TO obtain the proofs. .
ALL MILITARY CLAIMS
Against tb Uuited States The State Of Ohio will be
pronptl! attended 10 by the unde rsgned, whose ex-
pereHce for ten m0nthsin the Quartermastor'G De.
pahment gives him peculiar adgs sniages in arranging
aud collecting such claims, and unraveling the red
tape connected herewith. .
The business eau be accomplished with the parties
inte rested by correspondence.
Any Information eheeFfully communicated. Forms
and necessary papers furnished by applying 10 ad
dtcssing i.E r.. w. TALLMA bGB & CO.,
Columbus, Ohio.
ofice, Ambos Building, High Street,
, 1862-05-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TtIbune.l
DETROIT, May I, 1852
U1-Prcps Comet. Racine, Neptune, Wisconsin !;
barqucs Quebec, Golden Fleece; schrs Racer,
Starlight. Milwaukee, Bell, White Cloud.
DowN-Prop West; barqcs Park, Pacific; brigs
Sultan, Seymour; echrs Autocrat, Hubbard,
coucly, Clyde, uoppock, LiTely-
FIRST VESSELS RouSD.-The sehooners Ostrich,
Capt. Pratt, and a. E. Hart, Capt S. Bigelow, ar-
rived at this port yesterday cvening-,he first yes-
ecls which have made the round trip this season
from Chicago to Buffalo and back. They LETT this
port on the 18th Of Aprll, with catgoes OF wheat
and have made the round trip in nineteen days,
inclusive Of the days Of sailing and arriving.
SLIGHT Co11,s1oA.-Thc schooner Arctic which
passed down last evening, sustained some da1a-
age By collision with another vessel IN the river
St, Clair. It was not serious. as the vessel pro-
ceeded on her yoyage--Det. Tribune.
ce1l1s1ok:-on Sunday evening as 2 tow o. o.
vessels was coming down :he river St. Clair, one
foul Of the schooner Fanny and F1oy, which at the
time Lay at anchor The tug, which Vas the Can.
dian did mi discover the vessel until close upon
any watch on the deck Of the vessel The result
was the Farny's foremast was carried away, besides
eeme damage to her am1dshiRs, The Contest car
fides losing her fgure-head, an eag1e SCROLL The
F1oy will be towed TO this port for repairs. Tle
Contest will proce d on her Eoyage alter couple
| Of hours deiF Ut this port.-Det7vit Free FTess
ANOTHER LARGE GRA1s FLEET,-some fifty graft
loaded vessels passed this port yesterday, boune
| respectively for the canal and BaflAlo.-DstToi'
l. 4drertieer.
| SCHOONER AGBouND.-A black fo1e-and-after /!
| reported ashore st Point au Batque, apparently
! losded She had red bcrjee flying from her maiu
| topmoet head but no name WAS discernable--Ib
| VESSELS PAssIHa THROUGH THE WELLAx1
| CAEAL.-We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr TO
the following list Of vessels passing through tn
, 1862-05-08

bu. MarketverJ much depressed, and s9sclowet. |
Sales, 400 bu No. Spring In store Gin Flint & 7.
and Munger AS houses) at 82c; 5000 bu do at |
sic; 1000 bu do at s1c; 1000 bu do tn sturges.
B. & Cos) at eoc; Il GOO bu do Tn Munger & As
honEc) at s1c-iu one lot; 5000 bu do In
Il. Rheelcr's and Sturges B. s Co.'e) at
&c; 1,7o bu No 9 Spring lin Mum T.
& scott'e N. II. Eleyator) at 76c; t,500 bu do at
Is; 1000 bu do In Mum l. SCOTS old house) at
74Hc; 5000 bu do Tin Mum & Scott's, Munger {,
A. and Flint &,,T.'s) at Tic; 5000 bu do at 73c
LOCO bu do lin Newbeny's) at 73c; 1900 bu do lin
Hiram Wheeler & 6turges, B, & Co. st Csc; 600
bp do at 6ec; 6oo0 bu do at 70c; 500 bu do In
Sturgea, B. & o's} at 70c 400 bu do at TIC; 1000
bu do I'm sturgcs, 8. s Co.'+) at roc; 400 bu Sep
tenoher receipts do lin sturges, B. Co. 81 at65c.
BY sample, 100 bags very choice Red Winter at
g7c on track; 40 bags Amber Iowa at 88c On
track
CoRN-Recet7ed, 1oS.e40 bu; shipped, ae5, 800
bu. Market 1c lower Sales, 5000 bu choice
| old River Yellow st 3l5sc aaoat; 1000 bu
do at axe a3oat; 5000 bu choice New
| River Yellow at SIC adoats 10000 bu Old River
| Mixed at eoc aaoat $1,000 bu New River Mixed
| at 275c atloat; 10 600 bu Old Mixed in store at
2sc $500 bu do at 23Sc; - 600 bu do atSc; 4,o00
| bu New Mixed in store at &c.
i
| buoyant salee were as follows: 1,5n3 bu No.
in storc at 2shc; 6s 500 bu do at 27c; 1900 bu do
at 27kc; $500 bu do at 31c delivered on board
| canal boate In perofa 5000 bu do at 29e, de-
! Ivered on canal boat at Clinton; 10,0eo bu do
at 1ec delivered T. o. b. canal boat On the Cara.
| RIEReceiyed 1859 bu. Market quiet. Sales,
400 bu No i store at 45c.
BARLEY-Receired, s, ,535 bu. Market active
and tendency downwards Sa1ca, 1,45o bn prime
at G5c; $500 bu do ut Coo; 1,090 bu fair at 55c
800 bu do at SIC; go bu do at Soc; 500 bn bn do at
SEQ bu at 45c-all Oh track.
PROFESSIONALS PoRK-In better request
and firm. Sales, ESQ b1ls city packed at 51l.03
coG brls country packed at $10-75; s67 brls do al
s1o.50; 100 br1s city picked mot primo al
$f0-50; 60 brls Prime Mess at $9.25
Brlk MEArs-More active and firm. Sales, a,s1'
pcs. Sides at *4.70 loose; 3sss pcs. Hams at d
looee, 400 pcs. long-cut do at 4Ac packed In b1s
6051 pcs. Shoulders at SIC loose; 10000 b.
Shoulders at 3be packed in b1s. LARD-In activ
! t request and firm. Salea> 100 br1s choice cit
eteam-erapo.ated Toby & Booths) Leaf at 714c
100 tres prime Kettle at 7xc; n tres do at 7t1c
Is pkga. country Kettle at &c; 46 tres. Yello'
Grease at 55lc-
HIGHWINES-n good demand and shad
{ higher. Sales, 50 brls at 2oc 50 br1s at 20Ac-
4A1AoAAA oE-1D-AA pa57 pA4nle Oh 9i.os "
bushels fair at $t.s5.
) HIDEs-Ne quote: Dry Flint. 1s@12Hc; Gree
Q Cured 5NQ6e; Green Country, 5G65Ae.
. TAILOW-5o br1s prime packing aouae at 75Sc
10 brls country at 711c.
n DRIED FRUITS bags IMPAIRED Peaches
. &c; 16 bags do st 6Ac; sc brls fair new Ohio Al
2 pies at exc; 20 eke Southern Apples at b'sc.
i EGGs-1n good supply. Sales, 20 btls fresh
: 6s5c.
y BUTTER-25 pkgs old grease butter at 6c1
Choice Dairy in request at 11913e.
+. POTATOES-400b bu Mixed at 31c on track
, 1862-05-08
$130, ,93f SO
r. ". RAND, President.

r. N. RAND, Cashier,
NEW YoRK-GovEEEAESr SEcCnIT1Es.-The n.
York Times Of Tuesday has the following para
graphs:
The market for money today is 4@s q cent On
demand loan, and 595G Oh prime short paper. The
money thrown upon the street for employment
Is unusually ]arge-so much 60 that inquiries arc
o1ready beng inside ct the Treasury in reference
cent. loaf Of February Is: We find that the regis
tered plates Of ths Loan hare been completed for
feTSs and e g:o52g M l. 3GS Sog g.
and $1o,o00. The coupon plates are nearly ready.
and the bonds will be OF the denominations Of $50.
S1oo, $500, and $1,000; The half yearly interest
made payable on the 1st May and 1st November.
Parties depotiting United states Notes Tor con
version, .1ll have to pay the accrued interest,
tant Treasurer is prepared to receive the Notes
for such conversion. The Loan Of 1851, irredeem.
able, for twenty years, having reached bed 1o2@1osA
Fer cent, with the prospect Of further advance
The ease IN money increases, and the rebellion
draws to a cloae, inquiry is naturally turned to
s 61 of Ne Il AT 81
after five years The Treasury made further ex-
change Of s1,64o, coo Treasury 7so per cent bonds
for od Ct par akss an aEd5egase hn 5aee
gold required by the Government for the LET July
and 18th August interest. The Assistant Treas-
up t tbe M lrst million nc On Friday. The subsequent
applications we're Wholely voluntary. Tie total
thus far Is 49, 600. The 1st July and 18th Au-
gust interest, payable in New York, is only about
i've Millions
We have reason to know that the Secretary Of
the Trcaeufy will not apply to Congress for ex.
tension Of the limit to the deposits in the Treas,
ury interest, beyond the $50, ,o0e, 900 flied up on
| Saturday.
| ST. Lou1s.-The Democrat Of this morning says
Locally We have no changes in the market to re-
| port, Exchange is abundant ar 4 dis. to par
| selling. Checks and vouchers In demand at tht
| highest Currency moderately abundant.
! new YonK BASKa.-Including the Clearing
| house operations Of the week, which shows th
1ntere1cilauges between the Banks, and ipcludiu:
also the Sub-Treasury average nf the last week
the following is the general comparison with tn
| preyipus exhibit.