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, 1862-11-01

The sec-=h SYln.,athisrrs Of lane county
INST st Aurora to nominate q ticket 4 few d1ys
ago. After going through the preliminary
motions the Aurora Bacon says:
Il motion WIS made BY J. D. Danning, Of
tIis city, that Syiyanus Wilcox, Of Elgia, be
nominated for the State Senate. His no,1iua-
fion would doubtleas have beeE unanimous,
hut Mr. Wilcox, IN order Ill Vt there mi ghl t,e 40
Hl;sapprcheasion as to his views, made 4 feW
remarks defining his position. He declared
that he WIS in favor Ut prosecuting the war
vigorously; that Re was for sus:aining the
president and making allowances for his. .er-
rors and mistakes; suls for his clnlnc; illtloa
proclamation and all other measures that
would lead to tue complete overthrow Of tue
rebellion. His remarks we're Patriotic.ean.
from his ht ars, ard were tie convictions OF
an honest thinking, conscien:inus patriot,
HEo loves his country, better''t ''th IN The Demo-
cratic party; who loves Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln better than jeff Davis; tbs old Du!on
better than the southern confederacy; the
Stars and Stripes better than the Stars and
Bars.
Mr. Wilcox's remarks did no. suit the con-
veniien. They were too much iu favor o'
the North; too sectional to gain any ympathy
frcm the crowd. A ballot w4s taken. and Mr.,
Wilcox received three votes Andrew Plngree
cast, and was declared the candidate.
| We do not btlieve Mr. Wilcox will permit
| himself to be disgraced by the association
that surround and cOutrol this movement. l:
! the history Of the politics Of this cou:trJ, NJ
darker or mere Infamous chapter Of hunal
deceit aud treachery, or political crime can b
found, than that which will record the mo-
t tlves and diaholical yeariings Of some Of tn
men who composed this convention. Not al
cf them-hot half of them are dis1oyA, hu
In our opinion that spirit that defeated, aa
that sub..rviency that acqu!esccd il tiy mort
ficstion and disgrace Of Sylvanus Wllc5x. afte
his manly avowsl Of loyal devote to the go5
crnment, would rtjoIce at the establish1leu
Of the Southern confederacy, and soon lear
to kiss the hand that il now raised to strik
down tie constitution, and enslaye the faires
portion Of the American Union.
, 1862-11-01

From the Richmond Dispatch, 0e. aa-1
Tie very 6rst day Of the late session, We
apIealed 10 Congress, in the strongest ter AS
~ were capable OF employing, to pass all the
laws necessary to give conscrip;toa fun effect
"A room ~ possible. Instead Of doing so,
thew wasted eix weeks in discussing the con-
sc1jptfon bill, which, atter I'LL, vas passed M
der lie SPUR Of the previous question. The
.nembers seemed to BE- seized with the same
1efharvy that beuunbod their faculties at
Manassas. They thought th1t besause our
troops had driven the enemy from Kfeomono
there4was to be no more 4 9ht1ng. In tais DE-
lusios theY were encouraged BY the president.
who told them that no immediate increase OF
the army was necessary. The infatuatlon
thst 6ic1nted such an Aununciasou was
| amazing. Tbs Yankees had not only deter
mind or, but had already begun to levy nc"
| force Of Coo 600 men. That force, We re-
peate1ly declared, would be r1iscd in 4 ver5
! short time: and We were not wroag:.. It Il
already 1alsed, In great parts driiling ~
| 1t can, and By the time the cold weather sete
In. will be upon RR.- We shall have another
"on to Richmond" and that ia = very shof
time. The advance OF Mcclellan indicates
thus much. Bat ~ advance In that direction
vim not be A1l. 6igea's ievies, "a asa Il
credit the Yankee accounts, are to bear do II
upo1 u from Washington By the line Of tn
Ofapee And AlexandEla ratlroad. They IRA +
accomplish the two-fold task Of taktag Rica
n,oad aad cutting o& Gen Lea Tha. grea
nnllitmy oracae, the Nsw York 1Ssses, n
, 1862-11-01

FascaEiI(l BARK
Nns known ard used In Germany for Dyspepsia
Chronic DIarrhn CAoc D5sentesy. and Diseases Of
Tic Stomach and Eowe1s IS early - 1650.
, 1862-11-01

"Pr1LArErF11A month, 18th day. 1877.
+EsrEEMEn FE1ENn: Witt thou aend me another
doztn Of ty 1.,t:egH? Nothing has proven Rn ntne-
Gcta to nj Invalid vic ulyse as the Plantation
IstteFs. Thy friend, E.Ao HowLAED .
E>B-The tcczct Of tho immense sale OF the PiRuta-
ton Blttcrs, ls their GUARANTEED QUALITY. The St.
Croi9 Huu and tycry article usrd IS warranted rer
fectlypure and the MONEY will be returned If not A.
represented
Tic Plantation Bttcrs are rut up in unlQue quarl
bottles aud sold by all respectable Druggists Grorcrs
Hotels and Ecstaurantz throughout the world. Be
particular that every hottie bears the FAC s1a1LE o1
tie r1orrlctoss' dsnaturc-
, 1862-11-01
:sIS:'ANT QUAzTERMA AS

PAprcAH KY, Oct 27th 1851
Proncsals XII be receiy "a i. this otaGa ulti u
o'rIock n. On Wednesday,. she TA day Of November.
1sG2 for luE1tehtrE
Is GvC> THO. T!1usand tons d 1rst-claEs Timothy
Hay well n-e saed. snd itiycred In y3ol stout
Barge3 or boats. each h)sr foa1 to BE- a:c1m-
pani.- ny tn. A1fitArtt II at II ut p1s tU1t~5l
tsrsen stati5g tie quantity OF uaT contained
NoGN, Six11 Thousand huseek # sorud. merc1al.
able SGeil"d Corn t55 bs to t2: buahe !. f'ilt
up in Few gnu. naH Tor otherwtat II 40
fti},u 4tca ID tae coDractl sud delivered In
sut L .uA. .titt tn, apinioa If t1t. uldet
signed the wants y tn a'rvtc. may seQutre.
{2GCGD 1e.ty I'll usand bH<hs .! sat& Is: "a -
the Eual4aI}. IN he e!e:s, and squad. Ard de-
lr-:e.! In s:1istlrv 1nar-ar, snd SUBJECT to the
thnI provi!oS as C1-a
The u;Gsr.fgned reserves the right CT re1e:tE al
BIDS uee, an Of fDcrc II 5 oEG ;a'stinE thy quaa
tty OF Hay, Oata Corn onethri esth III y ,iiu
whit: 7EASsscTIoN. o. ,hs ba:k or attae aed
OF k ihtiiy. tbat th hiddr will ex en'e
ii aw. racd 70 hin. Tue delrery If the Forage II
the ate ot co.:ra2t the te: msot which suhstau
tally stated tn tits adyerts mat 1t Is particularly
requested Il al BIZ dtrs be preGat a. tue opening
the p-cprRas Without poetf~e k7oT1adse t1a+ tht
parties are reliable bids vii be -cted upon unles
tic peI T. ia making them present at thu opening.
Fern fer making proposals VII be furnished upo1
G. 4. PIERCE. Capt. anu 4. Q. II.
, 1862-11-01
A LIBERAL EDUCATION 1;tt

MILITARY Instruction and Drill.
WESTERN GEICs; C1IEElR Ana ElLlSAR3
aCADEMT. 1t FuLTuN, ILL. On the Miseirsipp
XnIar CulIt CUTE Ata1tulic and Primary Classes
1!t College has eorrs OF twelve experienced teac
school buildings IN tie e*t {cos wlt furalture, &C.
tr.; t!e>. III annie and s;tTact,ye Military psra y
sun and man, ot!sf adys1t.gss w';ieo ef2asd S.:E
institution Of s clas. and character In the Union.
Instruction III FreEch. German and Book Keeping tres
and lght) T.cIIcs ZcC.Asx ana FANCY DRILLS ant
GYASAsT1Cs, nader Al officer ofu A. cadets dress
furnished room, fu Lights, washing and tnl:ioa IL
every department, payable, quarterly u adsanee
roof with and the constant Of the teachers Fo1
Circulars address i. i. COVERT, PEcstdeEt Fulton
, 1862-11-01
Huttlber.

+ UMBER.-I would invita- the It
Il nrnt.on Of tea2e4S anA oeAsr1 p4feh4aa& lsD1ee
d Chicago te Of ~ lasEeet - most eoplessa e
mF Floo1i1e ene suck Board& 80. DsaeA ehinklex
L.5h, Bong fnhez <oeA q. E4tez = seeseaen,s =
OFdefs TIic4 EftarfoM1f1ees nA6elu4- CsrtsoAteA
@ysFa Y8<l ~ r - Dpo4h ttF1k, SakWAa4 f0ag
ed fW9aaA 2Hee1R
, 1862-11-01
#iseerltneous.
CUSTOM Hot sr PERMITS Is
Hotios to shippsl and ca11ia1a.



q, B. FusroN HoUaR,
FHrnAao, Oct d l8H.5
Kot1ce Il hereby given tdkI concernea, that ship
mentB OF Merchandise destted tor plsce2 in Btates
heretofore declared to be in eurrecon. or to places
under tn.u1ecttonary con.r.. or p'acss occupied By
hemilttar7 frces o. the Unfsd sates los covered
BY Custom House permits isssed before leaving Shts
city will after the LIT day OF November, bs liable to
dete0t,ou Il from "A to - hous Estro Quincy. Bur
lIrgton other plsces before cEsus the Mississippi
Ilve1. In order that the required Aminstona ma5
he made esd the necessary pevatb be Issued At such
Fiace.
The particular attention nt sTera. and esnecaaft7
Of pe1aln4 sending goods BE Exzss. called to this
fact Permits n transport gooa directly through to
the pacea Of de<lnatio. can hs et ined st tae Gus
tom H~use ary day during she usnl bus'1eas
hours.
1UrHER HAVEN,
, 1862-11-01

I e6nn nIoaHrtly located il tho southern pat a
tae eifv n Co1 tanty opeu for the reception Of pk
tie1ts 10Th pr@te md pefvste t1a aeated ~ eaaA
yeoiencss of our hes& moaHn Hsspltala. for Ad04'
ator ApnPy Mt IAe Ho1p4tA.
mrs ui& u d" L. GAA1hns sH~
, 1862-11-01
#uste 4torES-

NEW MUSIE-D. p FaULDS,
IN No. 5; CL .1:K sr;:EgT. under the Sherman
House. rs for sale :hc following usT aat popular
ballads:
10y. IT, wtchcd am ne Jennie; b9 L. v Il. Crosby,
Katy n,.r tho Nay t5 L. Y. Il. Crosby Word: and
Tie 6ia 1Sxa ra4rp; words iy xi Burnett Muse
hy T.: L. Hard..-.....---...-.--.--.-.- Va - cts
Song ri he 1;ottn Troops Cheer Boys CheeE cts
hy - - 80 ~ ....,x., 50 cts
Wty ia Live Thee: ty Charles l.. wa-d.-.. q cts
F.S-Ite above 70 r viii be sent fsee o. rnEtaEc
nr rrr,1nf III te n tan nricra sc:j udSl '3M
, 1862-11-01

HALF L TABLESPOONFUL OF OIL.
These, then, are it, chractertst1cs:
Itsives three tl,nes the liGl Of any other round
TUBE w1-k .alsp.
= II 7.in b@sr Carrying rouht the house. up stairs
euo We In thc At rapid MAKER.
s. There sre chitnn=ys orokt4 as mona are used
l. is s;l right and ta1.1! will 4onZ be without
Onp,
For cate OF wholesale and ret4lny
P0PEG &E0CCWa
,fo. r-rf1c, ~ EArk street EaIraZo,
, 1862-11-01

NOTICE or fPPLIC ALTON
i TO RESIGN GU ARDLASsH1P.- AL WHOM
IT MAY CoNCERx-tublIc notlcs IL hereby gtvei tnat
Cute, Pet traucis Cure, Raraa7~ SURG an; ,:uae ?,
Cure viii ut the NoyEnlter Terit L. d ISL u fla
Comfy Court VI Cooe County. sate .: Illinois, 70 he
le1oeE Court Houss n the city of Gh'caEn on
be discharged from sHch GusrGlaasllin ny said CO 1rt
RUpt,LPd NICELY, Guardian: &c.
Chicago. October 18th, 1872. oc2lTES
, 1862-11-01

Ther act <;t. une.r;ug power, and are taken with
1bc 1;.asus Of beverage Tlej psrtorm most Won
derfpl cures in etubbo.n cases Of Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint Nervous Affections. L'ss ot Appetite. In
tc1n.ttent FeSers EiatzEHa, 5our Stomach. Headache
Fever and Aeuc, wssEress. Mental Dependency, &c.
11IEY s1lorlp lie IN kyEEY FAMILY. TuET ARE 4
pE1IGuTFUL. ExnHIsATISG sTIMULAST. WITHOUT
Any sunsEprExT ETErEF1t@G FRACTION.
, 1862-11-01
10 TEE PEOPLE OF
Chicago and The Great West.
READ! READ!! READ!l!
S57H:-186O: O:Xl

Tic language Of nature and experience demon.
s.,es tnat whoever would ea}oy the p}easutes Of food
the .caut' o! landscapcs-the Joys Of com7lnlo on
shlI,-tne ,ichre=s Of ratu.e-or the honors Of sta
ion :nd rcnown-MUSr PRESERVE IAElh
HEALTH
The stomaca Is tho receptac1e OF all nourlsh n-nt
ard The fouctain from which all ssss o1 sn7 ooos oo
rive sustenarce The effect of foul Injurious fooa
te,re tie stomach Is deran=e The digestive organs,
and n,oduce HEADACHE, LOSS or APPETITE, uSRE
r7xsn1So s11rr FE11p nRKATu, Low SPIRITS. F.yEa,
Ysu urts1xGs coSsr:PATI N. IEc.FAc'Tr TO PEE
the symptoms OF that hotr.d dtAe4se.
, 1862-11-01

ct LOUIS, ALTON E CHICAGO
~ RAILROAD. R7rE1v1Rs OFFICE
CHICAGO lEEtnais. oct. II. Isl.
Notice is hereby c1vva to al ,cr=oas holding rou:!i.
Rtlirnad Company, siLQed D. ahe.Man. AGENT. and
for vt ch avEnt is ordered .ecr7e of the Cn.set
States EtEEut Court r the Nn.1s.a Dit:fc: Of LII!
nc1s Of the :,h Nns.uber. ss that tne balan;e IN
rad cn said vouchers has tepos ted In SAID Court
and hy its rtier viii be paid 10; att iut el 20 claim
ats o. te1r s.tn rrc.e1t ton Of the proper
vouchers to the undersigned. JAMES hO
oc:0 iJiiEl Srccta fseSct 7er.
, 1862-11-01
0FF1t!EUF THE G4LENa I

OaFa1SSasso a1Saso F gE1oF TS }n5i1' "a HGS g.; y: ~ q
Sealed P:oposa's will he received ut this otbce nnAl
the 8th day Of November next for q lease OF the
GRAIN WAREHOUSE, # ff.ss Eo,npanE. ir3ul r13
10th car Of JANUARY next Unit Suv. 3ota. fsf3-
The bniiti,n:, machinery, etc, ie IL good work1ng
orrr rereirs renewals arc to be Made by aId
at tile expense OF the lessee.
Ihe rt:.ta1 to be paid monthly In advance. -,
The Company reae the right to reiect any or all
proposal. which net .tI5s icsnrY.
ocxs-ys.,-lw E. u. TALCDTT, Gen. supt
, 1862-11-01
C:.Eissaya Rark and st. Cf0ix
Rum.

An {svard rhyE:clan. scjournins in the tropical
Island Of St. C-olx observing the habits Of the natives
gathered the recipe fo- the fna accomplishment OF
this imp rtaat euc Tho article IVES A:st used as
prva.e meacinc when It's salutary effects becoming
known. It Was brought out undcr the namc Of
, 1862-11-01

Which assumes thousand shapes and points towards
q MISERABLE LIFE AND PREMATURE DECAY. The
Medical Faculty has 1abcred for generation to dis
ever 1eE.blc appet.zezs and the proper means Of
overcoming etomachc arrangements. Certssa ingFe.
ri.nts have long been kn2wn as ps~t1ally effective.
Auobg these were
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
Aerada 9rmutrat.

SToNING A MAN TO DEATH.-A person
with the army in Arkansas writes that on
The 4th of July, while two soldiers of the
Indianau SIh were struggling few miles
below Augusta, they stepped iuto the house
OF naH by the name Of Rice and asked
for dinner. Mrs. r. desired The men TO sit
under the trees while she was engaged in
getting dinner ready. After the men went
out. citizen of Augusta, by the name of
Robert Bland came in, and asked the wo.
man II the soldiers had arms with them.
Being assured that they were without arIns,
Bland then caught up an axe, and walked
up to the unarmed soldiers, raised the axe
over their heads and said. "You are my
prisoners" One Of the men jumped D,
and graspng the rascal by the collar with
one band, planted q blow on his mug with
the other fist that brought him TO the
ground. The tables were now turned.
The discounted rebel was now told that be
he was our prisoner. "I'll die first" eaid
the rebel The blows were repeated, and
the obdurate man still refused 10 yield. He
was allowed TO get up, when he broke and
ran for the river and plunged in, where he
was pelted with stones until life was ex-
tinct. Rice, the owner Of the house where
the tragedy occurred, confrms the state.
ment Of the actors in this transaction. The
wife Of Bland wrote on indignant note to
General Steele: "I learn that my husband
was murdered by some of you Yankees.
dontt want his body eaten up by the hogs,
and request that you permit me to search
for It. What can be your hopes of Heaven
Il you permit such barbaritiesY"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

Bectl..S .sada with Reliable
Expresses To an parts Of California, the At
laHtic States and Europe.
We will dispatch Daily Expresses TO and fIom all
Points North OF Nevada,
And every Saturday Morning TO the following places
In Western Utah:
Franktown. washoe Valley, Chinatown,
Genoa, Carson Valley, Colo canon,
Truckee Meadows, Johnstown,
Carson City, Virginia City,
And Walker River Mines.
Alletters for the Western Atlanticstates enclosed
in our Government franked envelopes and endorsed
"Overlapd via Salt Lake" will be forwarded and
roach their destination sooner than by any other
line. .,
Treasure. Packages and Letters transmitted TO and
from the above points with unrivaled dispatch and
security.
Cold Dust and Coin. forwarded TO all parts Of the
limited states and Europe insured or uninsured. at
as low rates as can be done by any house with secu
rty.
Our Treasure Express will always be accompanied
by faithful Messengers.
az Notes Drafts Bills, &c, collected or negotia-
ted. and al orders attended TO promptly.
Purchases Of every description made. Forwarding
OF Merchandise and Commissions ofeveIy nature, at
tended to lnteIgently and with promptitnde:
80 Once In Nevada, next door below Wells, Far
20 = Co.'S JOHN D4TTIsCN, Agent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

BUCHANAN AED HIs PoRTRAITs.-Wben
Buchanan was President the Potlstown
Bank came into existence, and out Of com
pliment to him the notes contained bis por-
trait. Bnt OF late the bank bas received
so many muiilated uOtes, With The words
"traitor,n "JUdas IFcariOt," inscribed un-
der The portrait. that IL has resolved TO call
in all the notes bearing the hkeness aud re-
issue new ones. II must be dono 70 aba!a
q nuisance,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

COPPER ORE.-In blasting lately, for the
foundation Of a new mill at knights Ferry, a
distinct lead Of copper ore was struck, ayerag-
ing in width about IL feet. -Four thousand feet
have been taken up on the lead, and company
viii be at once formed to test the richness OF
the ore, and prospect the vein thoroughly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

a CoUNTV.--A cor
writing from Eure-
nmber 7th. Gays that
" What Cheer Hotel,
past two O'Clock that
of the hotel. The fire
X TO the house, which
IrIed. aud other buildings
40 we're burnt TO the
Jssly injured, nothing being
e hotel but small amount
The Losses, as far as cOnd be
~ we're as follows: J. w. Wolfe
ID fixtures, $4,000; Masonic Hall,
200; Freemason's regalias, ETC., 5000;
Gilbert Parker, dwelling.house, $500; Ira
ID. Robbins, $500; II. Bliss, goods, black
smilhshop, ETC., 5000; Folsom, Carpenter
x Co., shop and toOls, $500; d. w. Mitch
ell, warehouse, $500; N. s. Beck, ware
house, ETC., $1,000 The wind vas high
during the fire aud sparks were carried TO
the distance Of a quarter of mile, 10 that
a greater portion Of the town was saved
from destruction only by the arduOus exer-
tions Of the citizens. who found IL necessa-
TO blow up one Of the buildings with gun.
powder to stay The progress Of the flames.
The total loss is SlS,3OO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

BAD.-An Eastern correspondent states
that the plan has been adopted by Govern
ment to parole rebels who have been arrested;
on their giving bonds to emigrate TO California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

No PoLIcE.-The city Of Portland, Oregon,
has no regular police although, according to
the 0regonian, Il stands much In need OF enc.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
VOLUME TX.

j. ROLFE, g. l. LAMMOv. T. u. ROLF
c. =. BURCAFIELD.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-AIl per-
~ sons having claims against the estate ot ARCH,
BtLp MoALLsrER, deceased, are required 10 present
the same with the necessary vouchers, "i'hin ~
months from this notice, 70 the unoers'gheu AZ W
'~'"' John McAILISTFR,
Aug. :. 1852. Adm'r Est. of Areh AeAilister'
THos. P. HAwLEY, Atty. 4"'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11

DRAFTING IN CALIFORNIA FOR IRELAND. -
The sons of Ireland throughout the State,
will be glad TO learn that the muni6cent
sum of Sl0,037 were sent by The last stea-
mer for the relief of their suffering coun-
trymen at home; being portion of the
proceeds Of the late collection made In the
Catholic churches for that purpose, by or.
der Of the Most Rev. Archbishop OF San
Francisco. or this sum, 81 1892, including
$500 donation by "Yuba Engine Company
No. q" was contributed by the Diocese OF
Marysville, through Bishop O'Connell, and
transmitted to Most Rev. DR.. Cullen, who
is member Of the Central Relief Commit.
Aee. The balance, $6,205, was collected 10
Archdiocese Of San Francisco, aud was
fed TO The Most Rev. John MeIIale,
ap Of Taum, to be distributed
: poor Of the most distressed.
.ishes have not yet sent in
=. and as the articles Of Jew.
A'ns contributed have not
" OF, II is hoped that an.
pittance will be fOrwar-
pevolent object In the
sks. The magnificent
y the plate by the Most
u,n Francisco. will be
lucHale, Of Tuam, TO
the benefit Of the
charitable purpO-
despoiic England,
sapient legislators
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-11
Hotels and Restaurants.
ORLEANS HOTEL.

CORNER OF MAIN AND SACRAMENTO STREETS.
PIaeervIIIe, Cal.
]. II. VANDERBILT. PRopprp1,n N
Formerly of the Cary House
THE HOUSE HAVING BEEN Ar=
4 thoroughly ovelhauled remoddled and E:.s
newly furnished with elegant furniture we are pre.
pared to accommodate the travelling blic in fuer
style than any hotel ia the city. Having had exten.
sive experience caterer all who may be pleased
to patonize the house cannot fail to be we'll cared
for. Every department Of the house will be kept in
such a manner as to make il second 10 none in the
State.
'..........:. 90 cts.
HOUSE OPEN ALL NIGHT.
HE- STAGES arrive al and depart from the Orleans
from and to all parts Of the State.
e2l
, 1862-02-11
FNaKCIAL AND : COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONDAY EyEx1Sa, Feb 10, f8d2.
Tie money market to-;fay la more buoyant ow-
iue 70 the belief that the Seuate viii promptlypass
the Denaud T,easury note bn with the legal ten
der clause Transactions arc, however, still 1i1nl
ted a. our bankers sad operators are too cautious
to act on an uncertainty. Meantime the demand
f,r money IL tti far below the ability OF the banks
to supply it.
New York Exehapae IL still drug. Bankers
take it from customers but most Of them have
more than they want The buying price Is par;
ceiling ay / Der cent pqemIuH7
fo,5 "a erro a. f,-r,ar ,ro+atfn,a VIZ. tx Inv.
oo4o - nn a. 'o..net quo'0e1"A'' '1- e>7 o@'
ing and 3H as the selling rate
THu BOARD OF TRADE AND TRE1zUHT NoTEs.
.-o.,+ t,1, ,,,o.t.,, - ~, R,.ra of rraae tn
Al 'si5 sun 1Aeetl15 "a eue 4o~A1 "
day, the president, Stephen Clary, Esq, IN the
chair. The following preamble and resolution, Of
ra,,a hr (,bae II wo;1.o- Eco wore nnani7nons
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, This Board, reptesent1ng as 1t dDea
the business interests Of large part Of the north
Neat and knowing the feelings of the producers Of
our agricultural products, In relation to the pro
| gal tender; therefore,
Rtso{rtd That the President OF this Board be d.
rected 10 telegraph the honorable the Senato.s
from this State at Washington, that IN the opinion
| OF this Board the Sen1te should pass Immediately
the Houee bill making Treasury notes legal ten
| der, believing az We do that the great northwest
viii euetain the credit OF such Issues By receiving
| them rheerfUllr for all products.
, 1862-02-11

up = memorial to Congress asking for au act
for the enlargement aud improvement Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal. The resolution
was adopted and the Chair appointed the Com
mittee % follows: Vim. Bross, G. H Walker,
R. McChesney. s. shockfo1d, aud J. ). Rich
ards.
]. ]. Richards, Esq, asked that the minority
rcpsrt Of Mr.. R. McChesncy be printed and
sent with the majority report to Congress
His motion Was tabled.
The Board then adjourned
, 1862-02-11

Total. 3542 a5.s 1063 2635G a257s 6s7l |
The America, with Liverpool dates to the 18th |
ult, was telcgraphed this norninss-reportlns |
breadstnas dull. Provisions heavy.
The receipts Of Hosa, Live and Dressed. amount
ed to ;Ot5. The demand for Live Hogs both by
shippers and packers waa active, and under light
supply prices advanced about &c q 100 1bs-"1th
| sales at s2a5@26aE gross-thc bulk OF the Gales
t being at $2.3oGas5-the yards at the close being
| quite empty
| Tic market for Dressed also advanced 2HG5c z
100 1bs-with sales at $2659a e0-the bulk Of the
sales being at $2-6s@e.e5, dividing OIL 400 lbs.
Provisions were quiet and without any material
| change in prices. Mess Pork was in rather better
inquiry, with ea1es of $50 brls, ut 9.75 for city
packed, $9.G2K for country packed and $3.50 for
Milwaukee packed, delivered there. lot OF 100
hrls Primo Pork Was cold ut $7.00. English Meats
arc very dnll and we note Gales Of $50 boxes Cnm-
brrlaud Middles at &c. Lard is unchanged but
more active To-day 500 pkgs changed hands at
exc for prime city kettle; 64@65zc for prime city
steam; and eA@exc for prime country kettle.
Under the news from Europe the markets for
b1eadstufIs were not quite 60 etrongi still, there
,sas no material alteration IN prices Flour was
shade easier, with ea1es Of 1850 brls at $a.f50
39s for fair to ysry good spring cxtras, and $4so
for fair white winter extra. The wheat market
was firm at the opening bnt under the influence Of
the steamers news 1t became weaker, with sales
} Of about $1,000 bushels at TIC for No
Spring, and T1X@72c for No. 2 Spring
Corn opeued firm, with fair demand at 22Ac fol
Mixed in store, but at the close buyers were offer
$ ing only 2255c. Oats were quiet and nominal Rys
was firm at Ssc for No i In store. Barley was IL
s good demand, with Gales Of No on track at 44c
:, Good Timothy Seed WAS sold at s1.65. Glove
- Seed ia in very limited demand at $3e093!62A
+. uighwines werefn more active demand, and a
advance Of Hc per gallon took place, with Gales
IS 17c per gallon.
The market was well supplied with Beef Cattl
and the market VAS casicr-with liberal Gales q
1T &2 30M30oHthe bulk Of the sales being at Sass.