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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

Enthusiastically and Sunday last were
Dry cold days, the thermometer ranging
ban six 10 ten degrees below zero, and
ere is very little snow on the ground.
We regre, 10 announce the deaths
two members Of the Saxton's River
ght Infantry this week, viz: Randall
bith, Jr., of Westminster. and A III. Err
ng, of SaxtoE's River. The letters from
this week will he found Of much in
est. Joseph Cochran, son of w.
Cochran, on this village, and who belongs
khe 18th Mass, was wounded in the late
Bile at Fredericksburg, 10y ball which
pck him Just above the ankle. He has
b through great many battles since the
G began, and escaped injury till now.
A shanty occupied by Mrs. Mans
i an Irish woman, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday. She was absent at the time,
nd lost all she had. A subscription has
teen taken for her benefit, and some fifty
4ollars subscribed. Our thanks are
be to good friends in Grafton. Our let in
Plat town has now reached nearly eighty
8 near hundred that we must extend them
D invitation TO make it that round number.
Westminster, Londonderry, and several
her places, have also made us large and
ndsome gains. We shall try TO make our
per next year worthy of your liberal
kronage. If any of our subscrib-
should think Of disseminating on account
= the reduction'in size. we'ask all such TO
"a few weeks. We make this request
cause we feel confident we can give sat
action. - On our outside viii be
hnd an account Gf the brave Col. Utley, OF
isconsin. 1t was sent us by our neiehbor
d townsman. S. f. Merrill, who has re-
<ntly connected himself in business with
brother, at Milwaukee. We have had
on hand for three weeks, but the presi-
eni's message and the laws have crowded
! out till this time. Friend Merrill writes
NJ thank God we have one such colonel as
Rol. 'Utley, of The 22d Wisconsin" Most
y .our readers, we apprehend. viii warmly
respond The paper famine is kill,
ing off newspapers like a pes,ilence, MOI
IS II any wonder. The american Stool
JoAtndl and Clinton, Mass, Ccunaat hay,
both Suspended publication.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

Gov. Milton says that Florida will give her
last dollar to the secession cause. From
who will she steal that dollar.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

Corrosive learn that quite large
quantity Of cotton has been shipped to
MASSACHUSETTS from this place. within few
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
Ne on S.,nrA.

There is little doubt that the rebels are
paying money for the support of rebel in
siiiution in this place, same AS is now being
done in many other places in the loyal States.
Since the war began there has been no
time when so much outspoken treason has
prevailed in the North. as at this time.
Emissaries go about the country, on the
pretense of some business, and instead Of
attending to their business, If they have
any, they go into the hotels, stores, gro
ceries and other public places, and there
retail their traitorous slang,-ail TO create
a public sentiment in favor of the rebellion !;
aud there are several northern newspapers
which, no doubt are paid by The rebels for
the traitorous course they pursue. The
democratic party is used as far as possible,
in every instance, to further their ends.
We hear of an instance up in Barton, of
some men who are porarIly stopping
there under the pretense of selling patent
article. bat who are constantly vomiting
forth the vilest treason in all the public
places where they can find few to listen
10 them. They are soon to visit Derby
Line, we are informed. And so in other
places, therefore let every loyal man and
true patriot be on guard against these
agents of satan and emissaries of he'll, who
are ready 10 betray their country for less
than Judas betrayed his Master.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS WITH sEWCoHB

LII notes and accounts Of more than three month
n standing Especial agreements excepted pri-
January lst 1873, Ni be found nands for
collection This may be relied upon.
81 G. L. NEwcoMB.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
DISSOLUTION.

fJN co-psrnershr hertore existing between the sub
scrih-rs under the firm Of Merrill \ skinner, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The Affairs Of the
will be settled the fofuery occupied BY Ner-
rill & skinner. n l.. MERRILL,
L. p. SKINNER.
Springfield, Nov. 10. lse2- rs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

SERVED HIa RrGHT.-On Monday eve
[g of last week. as Capt. Drew, editor of
Bradford Telegraph, was returning from
ecture at West Fairlee, he was met by a
esson sympathizer who told him that all
had said about the Southerners being
bel to their prisoners was Ee. Here
Captain awaited himself of his expert
Pc in dealing with such varmints,' and
Recesh" received blow under the ear
4 /" Knocked him clear off his pins" 1t
xaid that the fellow picked himself an
q sneakel of, satisfied that he had re-
zved Teiesrapkie shock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

STATE OF vERMoNr., I

STATE OF YER MONT, IL being suggested that
wINDnAN s. said Abial NJ. Barnard
restless without this State ordered that he be cite TO
appear and answer 10 said libel the said of said
court ny the publication libel this three
weeks successfully IN the Bellows Fails Times published
Bellows Falls in said county the last Of which publications
shall be six weeks at least prior to said term.
JAMES BARRETT. judge Of Sup. cosrt.
Woodstock Dec. 10. 1862 SOL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

THE STUDENT AND ScnooLMATE =
This little Monthly, by Galen James & Co..
u most excellent Magazine fer children
nd youth, and ought to be taken IN every
l9piy. II is filed with stories for chill
IN, scientific subjects, history and biog-
Ny. Alse speech eor defamation IL
rated and marked for emphasis, besides
Feat many puzzles, enigmas and charades,
61eundrums, anecdotes, &c. We cordially
amend it TO all who have children. Adj
is Galen james g. Co., Is Cernhill, Bos-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

To FRIENDS OF Sick SoprrRs.-In.
e'ries addressedte Frederick H. Hall. box
81, Washington d. c.. in relation to YER
MI soldiers in that city and immediate
.n''y' will be promptly answered. In
Ga case The regiment and company should
) given.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

A fe,o Words to Many Good AID Log
al People IN lFsndlam and ITindsor Coaa-
are glad to know The num-
Der is less than formerly-but some good
aud loyal citizens, ready to do all they can
for the support of their country and its
government, are yet in the habit Of taking
newspapers OF unquei toned disloyalty, and
which are doing all they can, week after
week, TO undermine and destroy the gov
ernmcni, and thus those who take such pa
pers, pay their money to destroy the repub-
lie, which they, in good faith, mean 10 sus-
tain and support. Il is different case
from mere party poll les. Every man must
he either for his country or against It, and
he that is not for us is against US. We do
not designate what papers they shall take.
That is matter for themselves to decide
but we submit the question, for candid con-
sideration, to all who pay their money for
the support of disloyal newspapers, if they
do not, in this case, owe duly 10 them
selves and their country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
cInbbing with the Ti.ac..

These who wish to club with the TINES,
br other publications for 1868, can do so
\ The following rates, which in The present
late of things are very favorable indeed,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

1t is of no pecuniary advantage 10 US,
|atevAr. to furnish the above publications,
! we are happy 10 do so for our patrons
any time they may call upon US or send
their orders. All making remittances
i this purpose, should inclose a three cent
smp to pay the postage on the order.
.ir authority to furnish the above pub ica-
pns extends only to the patrons Of the
INES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

risE AT BaarrLEBoRo.-The west
"ss and centre Of the Vermont State
yum tor tie Insane, at Braitleboro. were
''oyed by fire on Sunday morning lasr.
hEe was frsi discovered abou, two
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

An EsrEETAINMEsT.-A Poem Is TO be
delivered at Nightmare Hall, on Saturday
evening of this week by Mr.. Nj. L. Story
of Ciaremont. N. H. 1t is on the great
rebellion and Loyal Vermont. Our people
as village have not always appreciated eff
forts of this kind. aud as Mr.. Story is a
young man Of decided ability and fine tai
ents, we need not say how much we hope
to see him have full house. Mr.. S. does
not read bis poem, but speaks it. He has
los, one brother in the war, and speaks from
the heart as well as the will and understand
ing. The Rutland Herald speaks of this
poem as unique in its construction, well
stored with wit, and full Of noble sentiment
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

ARGE BOX STOVES, suitAtl- fpr furpaces or
II Meeting Houses. School Rooms &c. Cottage Castings.
Sled Shoes Crates aud Doors for segar work constantly
hand by ISL A. 3. CLARK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

THE ubscrber has just bought large invoice OF tho
best Teas be found In the Try them. They
will BE- sold low for thrse times. GEO. o. GUILD.
Bellows Falls, Nov. 2o 1862. 4S
, 1862-02-17

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, 1862
PnOE1SIONS.-MEssP PoHK-The market to-day
was bnoyant and somewhat cxcited-closfns at m
advance Of 25@50c T bzl. Sales were 1890 brls
heavy city packed bless, in two lots, at $1o.a5
brs city packed Mess at $40 co. 200 brls doear
III ut 29s5; 100 brls hampton I'll )packed Mess at
$3.50: ESQ br1s country packed Mess in lots, at $950
ESa11sH MEArs-5o bxs Loos Bonc1css 3liddlesat
Axe; $50 bxs Short Bonelcss Middlcs at SC; 100
bxE Short Rib Middlcs OF 4Ae. BULK MEArs-1n
active request, with an Upward tendency. Sales,
100000 lbs city cured Shoulders at 2ssc packed;
10000 lbs city cured Sides at 4sc loose; 1000 pcs
country cured Shoulders at axe loose; 700 pcs
county cured Clear Sides at cents loose 60
boxes country cnred Clear Sides at 41kcntsc.
BExF-soo brls Be1 Hams At $t2.oo. LAnD-In
coed request, closing with an upward tendency.
Sa,es, 2c0 kgs prime city Kettle Leafat 7e; 100 brls
and 80 tres prime city Kettle Leaf at $G45 $40 tres
do at SIC; 500 tres prime city Steam Leaf at6Kc;
81 pkgs country Kettle Leaf at 61ic; 100 tres No
(Gut) Lard at 555c.
FL0CR-Rcceiyed, Asst brls. Market quiet but
f11u.- Sales we're: 100 brls 'Gcnesee:s good Viz
eonsin Spring Extra at 81 cn; $50 brls good round
hoop Spring Extra at 1886; 7s4 brls good round
hoop Spring Extra at $3.50; 200 brls fair Spring
Extra at Sass; 500 b1ls s'snowfake" super at
2ouU. AuU of15 Roou 1EI1HS 6AtlA u Eo-0us I<4
bsls fair super at $500.
WHEAT-Rccefved, It, ,222aG bu. Market advanced
K@1e u bu. Sales were: 1900 bu No Spring in
store at s9c; 6o00 bu do at 79kc; 5,o00 bu do at
795zc; 45.C00 bu do at soc; II, 600 bu No Spring
III store at tic; GOO bu do at f3zc; $4,000 bu do
at 74c; 5000 bu do at 741ac; 10000 bu do at TIC
CORN-Rcceived, 13,G10 bu. Market opened
firm, but closed quiet. Sales were: 5000 bu
Mixed in store at 22xc; 5000 hu do at 72Slc-
oATs-Receiyed, 3,0G2 bu- Market adssnced
hc. Sales. $1,000 bu No in store at tic; 500 bn
No in bulk On track at 18c.
RIE-Reeeived, 1850 bu. Market neglected.
Sa1cs e5 bags No ut SIC del.
BARLEY-Reccfved, Asia bu. Market active
and steady. Sales were as follows:-1,a00 bu fair
at ice del; 4c0 bu do at 37xc del; 400 bu medium
| quality at Sc del.
| 17c-; $50 br1s do at1TEc.
| AICOHOL-Steady at 3603Sc = gallon
+! BCTTER-Steaay at 7Q59e for arkin, and 6@se
fa[ Ton r.1 e,<aooz
H1DEs-Dry Flint, 1sG1aKc; Green Sailed, 81
| @6c: Green country 5951Ec-
| TALLOW-a0 brla prime city butchers at 755c.
| CpOPERAGEPork Barrels arc in better re-
quest. Sales, 450 at $1.55 on track; $50 at 81 81
| On track; 800 at SLIGO on track
TIMOTHY SEED-steady. Sales n bags goo5
at s1.65, 5obushe1s ut SLIGO.
CLOVER SEED-1t0 bags 460 and bushels good
at $s,c5.
DRESSED HOGs-ReccIsed1 ae8. Marle,
adranced 1cG15c per1to 1ns. Sales we're:
, 1862-02-17

NEW YORK February 5-CpTTnS-MarEet
o,1iet Mt &c for jddlinT unlnnjs Sales we're a0i)
faies
FIurr--Narkct rules au{tc fru with brisk
demand for export and fail inquiry for cons1up-
tiDn Sales Of II rfU brls at 81 G}:5 70 for sinner
state: Sj.9015,a5 for extra State, and Sc. Co for
choice: IS GN17575 for sEpcr western: $595I
III lar Common to medium extra western <6.i0
~ * ~ eb;r,;r h-onde avi-a 5o,ns ;,ooi (]hio.
w y: - 80 - " t rsnss SfarLt cins3ng rn3
ss;t1, ~ .s,1srs NJ is,e ono,s1inns Tncnjed n
oIa an IN 1r5s aEtrs s1ate chfeGr At * NJ IN
4nr az ,oHn1;on 1onr has .i;oh.it inonrnEod 1sith
s.e. h a1a S; Ivy St nas & :sr hp1 ~ q sE
~ ~ ~ -, .uu,e ,,n E osEEs ~ nnr,nn - chois
o,tH t ~ a,r 49, .tonS VII, solos ~ IN
49, - - So % ~ Tr .'1:,1 ~ f,; raono.t
S1js a. etG 80 ~ - * s ir.aI. - u fn
Sses Me.e .'e 90 oefs a1 e. T.. s1 ~. a., a. @ nut
s'as ~ a1c ~ ~ "'e ""o ~ t
" MHlskf-nn1Eet exei.ea and 1ncaanSea. saies
9:eee ulss ~ %o&S<7ae' Aaehet e'os1e na1l "* tue
lat.er pracGI11 ,,-.. , .,,,a. s..,o. ,,.;t,
A-i MhAiA-M Iea.Tahss 7:s.s5 3 - sIaas <.!'
noMessl onls in.te4 saHpts Hnefing; 1at ~ 9 aau
S -. 81 9e. - ~ hr an,hnr Ioo.o ~ ~ e. n.
55W pu antoe1 Jeise5 a. Sl.4b4Ht.av; elV ~ N11tt
southern at $l4S; s5g % Wntc Long is!an0 at
l55 Rye quite h1m- aaies ~ y on at saDS2He, s9H,
latter price dei!veEah1e BaI!ey rules heavy sa'es
soy by California at tic: ,5U ou state at SIS and
3,CG0 bu Canada East at s5c. Corn-Nafset heasy
and lower. sales 3S9D bn AZ 64c toE o:o mixed
western In store, E5e dc11vered SIC for new eiloW
jersey: 5AIglc for new yellow southern; &C LOT
kiln-dried mixed western. Oats dull ut 8oi1a2c
for Canad1an, 9ftern and state
, 1862-02-17
F;aaailaL -1an C0aIuERCIaL.



SATCRpA. Ev1.HiKt:, Feb. i, 1a2
j. TIE Hre;i closes I'm 4 nllcs money market. cx-
t~p1 Tor goa satch- following rhe Kew ross quo:
7aiions has been steadily rising. It closed
this e:c8sE5 at ~ premium, thonst 414s
we:r 1be fgnres for. most OF the day.
Tie buyfrg price Wig shout 355zgo4 pee cent
Holders are very firm In their views.
:, There haa been considerable demand for money
ans 1t appears to be increasing. Operators arc ap
rafertly anxious to invest in anticipation Of rssc
In a articles andcr the increased volu1ne that is
likely to be added to the currency By the passage
Of the Treasury note bill. The whole matter
heglrs to smack Of speculative feeling, which If
really the case, is much to be feared sud deploreA
The West has surely had enough OF speculation
for many years to come.
New York Exchange is plenty at former figures,
VIZ: par buying and !: per cent premium selling.
The demand continues far below the supply
N11wArFkE-Ihe Sentinel Of this morning
says:
The aspect Of monetary matters remains pse-
caseiy as heretofore mentioned The demand for
exchange l. far below the supply, while with chr
teEcy just the reverse of thfs Is the case and 1t
ay ne H. whont that ne hare
peat our quotations Of yesterday:
BuyinE Selling
Eastern Exchange. par@5 5{pFem. z@a prem.
Speele pe --1... 49,, So. 3 prem. 4 prem.
Eastern turfehcy.-> X prem.
It is difficult to realize the outside figure for ex-
change at the banks. owing to the scarcty OF cur
reney- There is but little demand for gold.
The Rochester Erpyess says: Under the
stimulating effects Of the large busineas transact
edon the New York canals last seasou, and Of the
| excellent prospects for the coming season, the
boat building business is more than usually active
this winter, and it i expected that Rochester will
, 1862-02-17

1sN.....
N,N' 49, 'f01 sS''~' w s''s
-. -. - .e'es4ap'eo tAAs
- ''S'""s'""s s"4's anu s'e4os' ffo'i7'ons
4uIs' .-.
e "e"s A'm chne4see' pao1sneo
- '9oS1: eauSeo d pnosant
:,.G,.aa LII 'e">tt' tn'4Aess 'o'uas' aAu pf1ees
'Dp.o'su. TpI.a -.....,
.Is -A"1 p1.'ieu'Atis LIZ es,sc WI lesar"
~ pio'4:'oAs' Nv ush,2no 1ol al hnaos os1ns
10y ~ 80. 1fess o4A "as cspesin5 oaosan1'
a., 49, - - piNes ~ ~ossooc per
-, .,sso ~ os4e, as S',sse11o-S' lo1
e1.e p"@0eu. 4no g " ~ euIuhs- 4ne1e Il aaso
better leel1ng IN English Meats, with sales Of
5to bSs Ut 42sc tor Short lib, 434c for Long Bone
less. and DC 1or snort Boneless Bulk Meats ad-
Eanced tac per m-"lth Eales OF about 4000 600 lbs,
at 41lc for ciyeured Sides loose; 21ssc for city
c11fed SHOULDERS, paeaed7 a114c Tor country-cured
Shoulders, bose; and &c for country Clear Sides
loose. Eeef Hams we're sold at $t20o per brl.
Lard also advanced sisntly-with sales Of LOCO
pigs at N5Gse5 for city kettle IN brls and tres,
aud &c in Kegs; 6a3c for city steam-rendered Leaf
614c for country kettle; aud 5224sc for No. {gut)
I:rd.
iIe leeeIPae ~ noss' n'e anu olesseu' a"oahl~
Gu to'oat 10 4''Na' Ife demana 'of L1Se logs was
very aet"e' anu 1nc 1na1Aet aoFncea ol9aoc and
eioseo n1m-"1hh sales u aoo"t LOW hsao at $50
Me.tt 1ul cpAnloA u cuo1ce- uFeSseo LOGS aQ-
, 1862-02-17

Said MILE are sstuAtt OF Eac1osd about txa0ty.
i've raIlrs ON Ghtese, H. Nt:h!n otones taroE oE
St:t1on Housa. The Building tsl0 by ~ fea* cprtxN
with tnseHlett engine TocM E5pee4le, sud I Eau ar
never nttfas water IN basc11eat 70 supply en5tza.
NJ 4 CHI N r r. Y: =:
One leee he1se power Epg1ns, Ia good ns3aae. viii,
boiler nearly ncw. Two OF HaItcrs Portable fcurn9
Nllfs, tn perfect oEdes With a1tnrAa- ef Baxter
smut Ns; Bolt a1c FHtuTrs; toEetder nth alt
Of the hStIres wsth sAld NiEa i SfsaI H61s 10 ma
tafne to be given.
With snail Gapstal xtsains 10 eaEaze In Merch1zf
FIGURING BuH1neHA The WILL "a arW running a EuA.
tom Nil, aud doing good haalne8 cAtE%
-C14AIsk" Tsibzne ONCE chicago Ill te4kF9&31
, 1862-02-17

aucri1an s Allen &C - Alien II B
Smith Anderson Il A1Icu James
Allen A F Ablen Turner Andrews John
AMMAN g. co Austin & " Adams John r
Atkins Chas Arms Geo Y! ArbHckIe u m
Atams a Arms Geo Adqe. YIN
Axtcl Frank Allen &C Allen Willie
Aaams SW Allyn Timothx CAIen "
Andrews F Adams H Alexander Laz1
Baker &: Bruce Barr James BsE Fred'des"
Beud!e & co Bennett Burt
BcckEith & Wl-Benthfm II r Butler Il
lard BeucrpH John Boss Fredr7ck
Blo6sett& CptonRaltimor Jno Bradford Tho Z
Rart5yF Ars;hroseBiehop Jno Brown g =
BeIlis g. ShearonBafbier Joseph BToome1 Geo .
Dennett AndrcwIeH Jno Buckingham G P
BalloTd Baldwi in Jos S BroHnuJ
Bay & Baldwin Best Jnc capt Button James
Bennett AlbertABagley VIM Bedle
Eest 4 Higgins Rarnam n r BroWnJC C
Barker Otto Benham F a BEyant James N
Beact-A FAIRY Wm TeY- Eoulton James
Barnes Nc1aor Beatty WIN Brown Jethro .
Easctt Chaccy Baker W D Brown Jas capt
Ba1,Eau Patrick Barber Leonard Brown Isaac q
Eeck1nsrnch'steB teBisde Michael Burtor, Jacob
Film Philip Barns1d mr. Byrnes james
Barn+e Cbas Blackburn mr. BOND j
Baker Danief b m&BodieyB yBzisba1c -
BaEld David Bope AbIam Bodls B
Bcar5s1ey E RsoomQtbo1ne&Eushnen john :.
Battles G Y & 4 CO Boylac John =
Benedict Thoe Rosh Oliver Bright Josepe
Blackstone T T Briggs AM Brown John
| Dirkill Thus Brewer s Cong -B!ns1enan Leo
| EIatsaN Thos Go1 HuehaHnan Johs.
-lscnrct: Hen7WEurne Patrick z FTcs oo,t john Il
| Dcatau Il h Bridge .!haa E75 5'ssen 5oau
, 1862-02-17

THOMSON 's-This place has become al the
fashion for gentlemen to visit for IN extra meal
or dish Of oysters, doue up in the finest style.
The yiands are nicely and promptly cooked, and
the walters polite and afab1e. In tast, TO all
desiring accommodations, wc know Of no place iu
the city to be more highly recommended than No.
50 Dearborn street. febl7-2t
, 1862-02-17
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II It's LA a--.=G4 t-47ata:Eel E5S< CSt1 &d:e9ss
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, 1862-02-17

ST-LorIs.-The Democrat ofthe 18th says:
There WIS no change in our own money market
to-day and rates remain the same az yesterday
premium And the demand for exchange 1t ~ per
& Mt. was very light There IL something doing in
ern Bank has improved considerably lately. There
il but little difference in the prices which brokers'
pay for Union. Farmers, and st. Louis bank paper.
and Of relative value Of the notes Of the latter
named banks We are unable 10 speak
CNCEHATL-Thc Gazette Of the 18th sayE:
We have no change to notice in the money mar
ket. Currency il plenty, good pspes scarce, and
rates Of interest s010 2 eeatthe inside figure for
1a1 run Of good names. Notwithstanding the ease
OF the money market, there Is no deposition to
ruficnhit d sfcnfifica
, 1862-02-17
iaraosd chas I ionng Vim Tou1gL
Initials.
at1rtln1r Sales.

DTGuBERT, SAMPSON j. WARNER
ID GENERAL AUCTloNEERs, S2L1ke st.
Large Sale Of Furniture at Auction.
TN TUESDAY, Feb 1stE, ct 10 O'Clock,
nc viii sell at our salcsfuoms No. 81 Lake STREET,
large astofkt,s Mt OF
MAHOGANY, OAK AND WALNUT FA9LnI:.
BEDROOM AND DININGlsODHf FURNITURE.
AIso-A splendid assortment Of Chamber Srite5+.
With and Without fpa-f1e tops
BedstenLs and NasIETlnl$. TEENS CASH
GILBERT, SAMPSON l. WARNER.
fe1IEA82t AuctDpEEr6.
, 1862-02-17


leo norr vi tilort: s5unl .,.ortare arrived iu
Iii: city m :sus.day {yrs t,rdsy) morning from
Pittsburgh. ;lrd len l.st evening yiu tue IllI-
lois Central for Cairo; wherr they will reach
sulne time during Tuesday: The weight Of
taes'l5 asSfu1.o1ys: No. 577-l7, 49, lbs; No.
5S-1;, iC9 Tbs; No. 53-15, 1853 lbs; No. CO.
T.lS0 lbs; Ep. 6l-l7,l7 lbs. The bore Ut
thesc mortars Is Ii inch, easily admitting II |
Shell weighing 2lo lbs. Wien clmEged, or $50
los- When hllea with -sand. From the moath
o1 LEE borc to the outer rt't' il II inches; tile
oepth u INC core aooae ~ ,nches: Inc mostar
peos, "nlcn are 70 secure tnese s1ants' ~efsa
7'~e' eaea' aou "ie niaoe enieety'o1 wrought
tailed =tatenent of experiments made at Cairo
with one of the ruortars Of the same size and |
make. Il took place on the Mississippi, inst |
below Fort Holt, with mortar boat No. 35-
Tic first experiment was with charge Of
eleven pounds Of powder, and y shell weigh
ing 20 pounds, tf1led with sand, Was sent two
and half miles. The second experiment was
with twenty pounds of powder, and the shell
Tas thrown three miles. The next expert
ment was made with twenty-three ponds of
9""~@A5 "t1@t" - - t'ee'1<'s'"* ~@4aAa~1 t@AA iAA|
shell was sent the extraordinary distance OF
fh'te aid hd.J miles. Two other experiments
were made, the last one with only fifteen
pounds Of powder, but with greater eluva-
tion-oyer 45 degrees-and the shell was sent
as far oacay as at any precious shot. This fact
satisfied the board Of officers in attendance
that 4 lighter charge OF powder was just Us
,,,;1o ,,,o concn-,;on c,o.r;onaa h7 +,,o AZ,
oho~o. ;s n,no1, 1ose
Thaea r,or+a~. ,,,o,, ..,.a r,7.+ y, ,b., ,,r,,,
an,,t ~ 49, non.,so1 r. IN, - +aon oil,
a. ,.;t,, ,,;,,s 49, ~; h. ,
49, .z<9. 49,, s.,t
oA" auno"J 1a'1 o5'
nol 1af 1foW U e1och, the sufte OF roon1s oe-
| cnpied by a. L. Boydcn, John H Small, and
William Il. Bureharl, in Hoyne's building,
| IaSal1c street. WAS entered br some bold bur-
| c,,r v1.f7o tbese rnn+1onoo,, uore a.,cc,, 7e,,o
e,,,,o,.;.taa NJ. CIR. -. .,.,,,. 49,
| ~,
| ard various other ya1uab1es, TO his own use,
and left, without intcrrupting the sleepcrs,
| altlouph the bo1d transaction took n1ace in
t1,c x.trv room in ,yh;ch +bev ,vnro s1eon;no
nntA he haa got On lne ontsfoe st<nfs, "hen
! tie noise be made descending awakencd them
to tie reality OF the unpleasant and UNUSUAL
t1aueaction which had taken place in thcir
| verv midst. The alarm WAS Immediately
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