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, 1862-03-25

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100000 tAfH ACRES 2eSos Of 2en vAEU- s!4E
By direction Of he Honosahle Secretary ef the n
purchase OF certain landA situated IN Tovnships ~ Is
il Is and 49, cast Of the Sixth Principal Meridian ID
Ksus.a, comprising sbout three hundred and sixty
thousand aerea Of the most ya1uab1e Farming Lands
II thAt State. There lands comprise Whist known ~
KA1sas, md Sac Fsx Trzst Lands,
And 1 be eo1d torcash In tracts not exceeding one
the fourth article Of the treaties OF The DniEed States
ard the KAnkas and Bac Fox ftbes Of Indi4ua con
cluded on the 1T and 81 days Of October, l85a
In al eA1ea where improvements nave been made
upon anJ q these lsnda the p1np9sal must oontain
unleR thh requirement b oompltod with.
In eaSe proposal y Aceepted,' deed Wtu be a1t+
cufed and transmitted to thu AxenN ofsAid tribes vito
are Instructed 20 Immediately notify The Applicant ot
f0e % an uPoa the proper AYent and pay Tor ID
>I06 ano the tmpxoxesnsnts Il a1T theEc bek yttain
THIRTY days afte9 e1Gh nukfoe, the doed WIN be Te
turned 70 undessgne4 TO 30 tanceed. and In that
caso sid land M bc s3 ss!e 70 sny osner Per
upoa aPpdcsaon 70 the uadeEasnsd. Or the Agdns Of
Tbs dSst tp rs;e ass or ali bide IL expressly re-
NefTed All proposals. must be ee43ed and addressed 70
the an9es.xaeA. Eaant tton CITY D G. and endorsea
.P1npossG Vii be received, = aoove fastted. until
he Ii day of May next 1t which tine Al prnpoaAs
fseaS Teetts1d -1n- be sxz1ntnad s4d Actoa apoa:
Affez the Nn& e Hxy mart proposal w11 te exAM11e1
I'd ssted upon % no NJ 1c & TT n6s9
weA,.saoa CRY. DC 1szca Ia ma
R&$.Af&flt4YW =.
, 1862-03-25

The Common Council met last eyening at the
nsaal hour, Mayor RumEey in the chair. Present
Foss, Holden, Cobb Hubbard Harvey, Pfindivi lie,
White, Perdns, and Mcdonald. The proceedings
Of the two last meetings were read and approved.
AID. Holden presented tYae petition from severa,
property owners in block No. IS, school section
., against the building, OF plank walk on the
Referred to The Committee on Public Works.
A petition was presented from the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company, aslsing for the appoint
with reference the adoption Of some plan for the
ccnstruction Of bridge across the Chicago river,
below Rush street bridge. On motion, the petit
and Bridges.
"A petition was introduced, from the Young
Mems Christian Association, Protesting against
Referred to the Committee On Public Buildings
Another petition Of the same import, from several
citizens, was referred to the same committee.
The Board Of Public Works made several re-
ports, in reference to the construction Of side
Wake, in various localities, which were referred
to The 9ppropriate committees.
Works be and they are hereby anthor-
stone broken at the Bridewell, without charge
upon their annunl appropriation; and they are
| hareby authorized to draw their order on the
| -NN~f~- 49, 49, SAo"4Nt ~ lily A225 II
needed for such repaiIs.
| Ordered to be laid over and published.
ommendng that the City School Agent be Instruct
ed to every effort to collect balances due On
ieased property, and to place in the hands Of the
and that the iitJ Attorney be Instructed to real
is SPs9 sus ssms RssR s. possible
On certain conditions. which set forth in said
report, Laid oFcT and ordered to be published.
Aid Baragwanath offered an Ordinance to re-
qnire the City Railway Company to run their cars
on Randolph and Madison stfeets to the city Limits
On the West side. Laid oyer.
THE CIT PRINTING.
AID. Hoyt offered an order, that the Chicago
Rost be declared the paper in which the Farions
ensuing year., The order was referred to the Com
| mittee On Printing
6st HneTee iS tas T. n
furnish to this Council, at it's next regular meet
ing, full Information. 60 far as the SAME is within
hiR power, ,of. fret, the amount Of uncurrent tol
| d1sctedited funds commonly called tetumptail
money, left in the city treasury at the close Of Mr.
Wentworth's last years administration. A1eo the
Ies esatez osfs e 5St qy c9R
aud Cancelled during thas rear By the par
ties holding the same. receiving the said IN:
from the loss Of tie discount thereon. Also. the
amount Of city Indebtedness, of every description
due At the close Of the last municipal year.
| "Alec: the amount Of city funds Sewerage funds
fn the different banEs Of TIC
t1ation, and for which the city could obtain onls
uncurIent and dlscredited money. Also, tht
amount Of city bonds, sold Or negotiated by thf
| city, during the last year Of Mayor Wentworth's
administration, the date Of the sale Of the same
respectively, and the amount Of uncu1rent money
or what proved to be uucurrent money. before TIT
close Of that year. which was received for the saIt
''Also, the amount Of uncnrrent money, Or wha
, 1862-03-25

Cattle-The offerings at the live stock ecales to-
day amounted to 800 head, being an increase Of 375
head on the receipts OF last week. OF the number
offered the agent Of the General Government took
600 head, 200 were driven to Washington, 100 left
over uneold, and the baiance-4O5 head-were
bought BY city butchers and packers at prices
ranging from s. to IS per 100 ms, a decline since
last week Of sc per 100 Ms on the inferior quail
ties. HOgs-The supply OF hogs was in excess OF
the demand, and prices Of inferior hogs declined
fully 81 per 100 bs; prime brought Yull psiccs.
The market closed duI at IS to $6.5 per lO6 fb5.
, 1862-03-25
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9afRs.
S20O.OOl) IN ONE OF

HERRINGS PATENT 8AFE5.
NEW foKK. jan q, ia&2.
hzssna HEs.1zs za c9s Sc SSt REes9gT41 gEEr .u.x
been put test in the great dre, OF
Fulton and Pearl streets, On tne 2Sth nst which
trely destroyed by building. together with m2nT
othefz. The hre comMEncrd about O'Clock Guu1&f
morning. sud the BATE wks taken Hou the ruins Afts
exposure Of more than thirty EoaEA Your aAto cou-
tained u ny books 1ns9isnce P91.sea ard o:her va
pom bondH &c, amounting 70 over TWO 8UNpXn
THoEtASD DoLLA1s Everything IN the Safe Is IN cee
feet order, except ths binding oI the boof1 nensr
steamed Your Patent Champion Safe ziTts n 1rrsEE
satisfaction. aed has guAtded safely through tas nSe
s'eF5 a0''F ofits eon'ena TN {%SSsFf {%%Ffex
AsoTHn n TIE aANR TW-91n0Q0 aATD.
6xExxaL O171ck Exw HAvxN SIxAMHo.TCo
EKW To1K. Ian y. Isl
MesrA Haxt1a 4 Co. No. 81 BroAd1Ay-Gxx1a:
Ne hzd ose Of your Patent Cham plon Safes n the
cant e1teave nfe corner of Euiten and Pearl hrsoA
the h Inst The SAFE was IN the third story OF ~
Fulton RAnk Hudt1E, oaa fa1 with the ratrs u tee
cellar. II wa f26eo rom fhA ru1H8 1f1et THIHHT-BR
auuE4 exposure, and E1s ED HOT. It cout2lHed our
ho4S8 Aud pApA considerable amount in bA4E lotea
- About 3t4@e II Treasury aoses and otaeT eocE-
'ossa'd- Respectfully AE%R TSaf9 :, we7a-
HER81NGB RATNT CHAMPION EIKE-FRQ9F
HAFE9
. ~ - tsaien!e Eec4titZ t2. tse no4 t1ossA
AkkkuR@8 3 CHAMFlQN BURGL ARrFfs0QF 8AFK
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, 1862-03-25
Cincinnati nkarkete.March %.

There was fair demand for Hour On Saturday,
and the market was steady at s. Is for superhne
Provisions were du1l and mess pork was eaaiee. A
sale OF S9 brls city brand at $10-Z5; country may
fair demand, and quarter million bs sold at Axe
loose; small aales Of shoulders at sAe pkd. Lard
Was easier to bny at &c for prime fierce. The
days since another 10000 bs bulk meat, that
belonged to the "Confederacy." There was
= fair jobbing demand for groceries at 81 to exc
coffee Distilers were not in the market for corn
at over 20e, and the ISLES were confined to small
lots at aSD96c. There WAS 10 price for whisky
1tc offered. 16c asked Clover seed advanced to
4s for prime. Linaeed oil &c. Lard oil 60c tor
, 1862-03-25
SEEIS,

from the Baltimore American, 2tst.1
SEErs-Ihe demand for clover eecd, both for
active throughout the past week, and with 1ieht
receipts prices have gradually improved and close
to-day at an advance Of 81 per bushe1 on our quo.
tations Of last Friday. Sales add up 400 bushels
at 94.7E@5,75 per bnshel. We now quote fair to
prime clover seed at $5.HG5 IS per bnshcl. Tim
othy seed Is steady at &2.50@2.75 and flax seed At
&1.95@2 per bushel- To-day the demand for Gin.
yer seed was quite active, and with q very liTht
supply prices advaced rs cents per busbel sa1es
COMPRISING 2so bushels fair to prime quality al
Ss5M@e ana q bushels & q Do at t62 pei
othy seed at 81 80 per bushel. ~-''~
[From the Buffalo Express, 2ad,1
sEEDs-Cloyer firm at $4.a5. Timothv a. =, n,
for common, $212H for good, and ~ a. c5o;os
extra, ~-A %Ao4et
, 1862-03-25
MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHIC GO.
CLEARED. March FL
sehr Muskegon, Bachelor. Port Washington.
schr Magnet, Wa1Et1e, Port Washington.
CLEARED. March a.
schr Mariner, Baker, sheboygan, II brls high
wines.
, 1862-03-25
COMMERCIAL.

Total IS $50 S35 55142 1910 279T8
The steamer H0usa, with Liverpool dates to the
18th inst., was tclegraphed this afternoon. Flour
had declined Cd 3 brl; Wheat was 1QD2d lower on
inferior qualities; Corn had declined 3D. Beef was
quiet and steady: Pork active; Lard advanced 1s.
There was good attendance On Change to-day
but bnslncss vas quiet.
In Provisions we have still to report quiet
market. Mess Pork is held at S1o.75 at which
price ne report sale Of 800 brla. Bulk meats are
In good request and r1n. with sales Of about 20o-
800 lbs at 4G454c for country and city Hams,
and 3G3Ac for Shoulders, loose. Bulk
Sides are scarce and held firmly at
Axe loose. There is good demand for Prime
Mess Pork, and We note sales Of coo briB at 1850
The market for Lard is quiet aud steady, with light
eales at SIC for prime city Kettle, and 64c tot No.
Lard
There Was Light supply Of Dressed Hogs, aud
the market waa inactive at &3&D3T2H. Live
Hogs advanced 1eQD15c, with sales at sa:5na.s 40
g1oss- The supply Of good packing hogs was
very light.
Owing to the opening of navigation on Lake
Erie, and the consequent reduction in freishts Of
10c per hrl, az well as the improvement in New
York to-day, caused better demand for Flour, and
the market WAS more active but at about former
prices, with sales Of 200 bs1s at 43514 for low
grade to good spring extras, and IS for choice
white winter extras.
The Wheat market WAS more active and under a
better inquiry for No. Spring, principally By
ehort sellers. that grade showed slight advance
but under the depressing news by the steamer, the
market closed dull and dropping. About 5000
bushels changed hands, at 77K@7sc for No. 1
Spring, and 73O73zc for No. Spring-snbject to
cstorage-hem market closing at the inside figures
, 1862-03-25

PROV ISIONS.
From the Louisville Journal, 92nd1
Market stagnant. The nominal rates at which
they are quoted for mess pork $1050: for bacon
shoulders 414c; sides 521@sAc; hams ,{plain) 6Ke;
@Tc. 4 sale Of IS brls rump pork at exc.
[From the Boston Post, 21st.1
Pork is dull. Sales Of prime at S1O@11; mess
arm and in coed demand. Sales Of eastern and
cash. Lard is steady. Sales in brls at sdSKc;
kegs 90sHc per b, cash. Hams arc selling at 10
TIC per n, cash.
From the Baltimore American, stst1
Since our last weekly report there has been some
little export demand for provisions. Sales to the
trade have been very moderate. The market closes
qao:ations & .1ast Fsiday. BsefWe Wen notice air
siz~Sis5o for Baltimore nor . No. i; sis@Is ;'s; for
mess. and $17 per barrel for cztra mess.
BuLK nEATIaneactiens 5sa En- f. dn5tn: ths week
taken for export on private terms 80 ono tbs sides
at 5Hc; 95c0 'os shoulders loose, deaverable IN
FhAdspaa apa at zs . Hs@, s b hams
We quote as follows, yiz: Shoulders 4kD4Hc,
sides Go, 5&e, e, and Hams ;.5@54c ..
continues fair. We note ssfes to lie Government
Of 50e00 1bs new sugar cured hams at7l{c z h,
and $50 boxes short clear iddlcs taken for export
tSoIdts to thS Eng,tth II E market at eke h " quote
At T@se r fpaaS psn az and sdear ana cnlsd
pork-We quote sales on Monday Of 5000 brls
mess and prime 1nees pork to the General Govern
ment, about half to come from foreign markets, at
413b per brl for the former, and 6t26o per brl for
the Latter description. Since then the only sale
reported was 50 brls western mess at 213 50 per
brl. We quote mess at 50114 per brl for heavy;
Tump at g. 50 per brl- Lard-There shas been some
little inquiry for lard for export, but transactions
hare been quite limited. We not sales OF 1000
tierces western, deliverable in Philadepha, At s7zc
q b, and 1s0 t1erces western leaf at SIC q n. We
quote follows: western in br1s and tierces 9Ac.
| do in kegs (rcgnlar packages) &c, city rendered
| leaf Sc, and the refined 9azc per brl.
, 1862-03-25
Affairs 1t Camp Doux1aa.

Affairs 1t Camp noux1aa.
: 1es@esasV 4atge number Of the prisoners
were cut on the driest ground within the
shine BY engaging in game Of ball. Thev
seemed to enter into The gnort Win . zest
ao,ne f7ohtinr .,,a ,,,....,,,r- y -. ..-..Is.5s
"Au 4"@aAe1ns tse oeeaeaonAay
OCCURRED among them, but IN qa1H one or two
nyESS
hare signi8ed their Willingness t6 Take the
oath and obtain their release, on the condi. |
tions set forth by the Government, as pub
nshed few days since. Others declare that
they have no desire to bereleased, unless they
can 60 home. In few days another opportu-
nifty Will be offered them by the Government
Agents, when it is probable some who now
hesitate will decide to comply with the only
terms on which it is possible for them to find
their way out Of Camp Douglas.
Money is received, almost daily, in greater
or less quantities, from their friends at home,
to be disbursed among the prisoners.
The following is the list of deaths reported
at the hospital for Sunday aud Monday:
MA1EH 2oQ%
Roea Eng anderson; &c = GO; e. a; ~ "a nh.
. G. ". Howell. sd Tenn.
& 4 !; II Mmfo,1n sum- 20; ~ B. % "a M1aa M9sa
Ma-ch 24th--7'
Tp1a sSasGG.o' sSa.Sa'' r. 70 r. " SMn III denn'
Thoa. r Croft, CO. 1, 18th Miss.
y. y, Aadral. Co. II. IN IeSas.
i neported faday. % ......' ''.''.'''''t go
~ 10.s..........' .. ..'''''''''''''a'
IRoN.-The human system contains a large
amount of oxide Of iron. which cannot be
diminished below a certain quantity without
rendering the blood unfIt for the ner+ect mn
triton of The ORGANS. In s,1c7, cases tbe fact
is made apparent BIZ the pale and anxious
looks, dcbilitated frame and feeble limb.
making exercise almostfmpossible, constantly
troubled with weakness, lassitude, headache,
*Aa> N LIZ '1o'salAo LIS AAo"h as general oeei1-
~ 'uo ~, one "1a sune' ~ "ha'esei VI
esln nn. ~. pe pre'l7poseu W o,sese' anu tnus
t.s n.'.Ae lne .eany inlselaple in 1n'S eono'1'oh
- ue e,ete"' ID WHICH tne1e Is oencaeney
can bc restored tn tbc b1ooa ermntons of
f.. ~r W
o11eAee u1uot consequently ceaee. LIE ottteF
Vine Of Iron. composeG of Iror. Sherry Wine
aaa pe..,.-;a. paS1l ~a,:.,,.s s e..'..1 ~. ~
anu feruelan bafk, Is rellahie and effective
.;ao..e 49, 49, - '.oe, - soue ano
t,e n,,1a+;.o W M a,aa .t,ess..,' s sla 4t:S.. aoss
nr5ase1,a pp - ~ a,,as-e3sal. 9na .on.l.oa.u
..s-, - ~''~oAA'NDs'@ "ou Duos'oes ~
''1'No'
GRAND JURY FOR TIE SUPERIOR CouRr.-
A gsuirs was Yesterday issued for twenty
three Grand Jurors for the SUPERIOR Court
Judge Van Il. HIGGINS. returnah1e m Thnrs.
day OF this week. Several important criminal
cases Will be tried before this jury, among
otners, that Of the GIL, Sarah Justice OF VIII
10" springs, charged with intanticide; Gar
nty, charged With tue late murder Of John G.
Lloyd, and the engineer and conductor ofthe
Cincinnati EfafN who we're held hy the FNra.
, 1862-03-25

New York Bank Statement.
NKw Vort- Herrf1 81
, 1862-03-25

BUFFALO STEAKS ABp SHRzWs1UHX 0Ts1xRs.-
g. H. Thomson, no. e3 Dearborn street, hss tnst
received from Pixies Peak region, aconsign2snt
os Ba1klo Meat, which he win ter the -next tew
aa1s serve up IN eood shape to his cue*eaaerA n
has alsaA 4ew, eoaaignAsat o8 aArsxsAar3 Or
ters. They cannot 1e beas. Csu IL No. ssaaat.J
theQ. snhSa3t.
, 1862-03-25

FIonr and Grain In Store In Chaeaxo.
The following table shows the estimated amount
Of -four and grain In store in this city compared
with that Of Inst Fear Of came date:
, 1862-03-25

ARREST OF A DEsaRTER.-Dan. Haley, the
young man arrested some time since for rob-
berry at the eating house Of Seneca Wright,
where he was q waiter, was, on sunday, cap
tured In the city, charged with being de-
serter from Captain Bottoms Battery. He will
be semi Sorfh Jttgue0fnf.Jy
, 1862-03-25

NEW Mus1c.-H NJ Higgins, the enterpris-
ing Music dealer and publisher at lit Ran
dolph street, has placed In our hands the fol-
lowing musical gems, which are among the
choicest and most attractive publications Of
the day: "Little Ha1lie;'' words By Alvin
Robinson, music byH. G. Work. "The Rose Of
Eyansdale p words BY Minnie II. Stacy, music
by E. N. Higgins.
, 1862-03-25

ROBBERY OF MAns.-Mrs. Mails, o colored
lady Of colossal proportions keeping saloon
on Wells street, appeared at the Police Court
yesterday afternoon and swort out warrant
for the arrest of her daughter Lizzie, whom
she charged with the larceny ofseyera1 shaw1s
and other property. The girl was arrested and
will be examined as to her guilt or innocence
to-day.
, 1862-03-25

Goods always open for examination
Private sales throughout the week Gooda packed
{oE country merchants mh2n6S2 t8pc9
, 1862-03-25

|" For cleaning and dying gent1emAn's clothes
70 to Cook & Mclean, 90 DeaEbosR44txeet, This
old established house do better and cheaper work
thau anf in the city. 3eh3i1H
, 1862-03-25

10 TAlIOR's BATTERY.-Partfes wishing to
send letters or packages to members Of Tay-
1orss Battery can leave them at the Office Of
Messrs. Ogden, Fleetwood & Co., Exchange
Bank Building, corner Of Clark and Lake
streets, any time previous to this evening.
, 1862-03-25
G1lar Claims.

and pat7iot'e scla1ery of the Northwest We haye
taD1shet Central Office for the Collection OF Pen
slens Bounty Money. Arrears Of Pay, and ali othe1
Claims groxing ont q The present L waE The largely
the necessity Of some General Central Office for tbs
collection Of EQI1iera' claims with
, 1862-03-25
reafh Of an Old Rssaae.t.

NF.~w ~ c,,. -.a.~. -.
.a.,, -. 49,, - ~. ~ As' eetscs o1
s+-aa+- 80 ~ ~. - is... .tsAs y. so7ne ~ ou<
.n+ cc,,1t.-s... :. tss G1 y BUSINESS .as pleas'
In soN.. ~ ~aps. hnA = epat0n2'
~ ...F:.., @ =, ,en y. MS oeesase on sun
- ..S..4 @' "!7 tesa0enee On "est oaol-
-. s",,,i ..:.
~, "a7 "oio IL u'a sNa9e o1
1aco ~ s-s1 a, neaI es1aease, ne" fof4, IN
-. ~ ,ana s.~ae eeoas my .aao ~ Ha7n
.non s@o. 80 80 ..e l4 ss'aee NJ aaa
s,.,-N|,., - 'ssa1oee ca
80, p..,.sss T.e~..,A sA1e, .1s ean
ossa fo- r. ssss,a ~ so ~ te4' Dasi-
tH.-a zaas. ~ 49, ~. a.4vn ~. .ot ne'tly s"ea-
p...nsss~ ' -. T.e 1'e ~ western
1ar1 go ns. s. -, ~ ~ .sanosso % >aeago In
re.r ~ h. ~. ~ ~, asaa. s tss.asu aeou'
49, 49, ~ e., ~ 10. s~saeeu "r; " Inc f'1&snnfgh,
49," 80 ~ 80 ~ o 80 company as oepot
dnt;es ,ooa,roa x[sa - ~ 49, = .H:..sl ai7ee VI nus
5o.4s, ADs1'Aee 1s"o4A11s ~ aas
n-,r
- ~ w. ~ oe he1ae.noereo tnA1 Oh bhe morning.
=. .ue 1s1n 'ns1', me passenger house OF the
1i''ooufgn, fot1 asae ana chicago haalroad
"as s1fuck oy LIGHTNING, get on fire and con-
sumed. 'capt> spalding, In endeayor1ng to
sase the Eaiuahlss OF the company became
sanocatea oy me smoke ana SANK upon inc
hoot' ne "A subsequently Ieeeaeu, oot Aot
un'u lns nle tlau .eenea u1'' aau lhnleeso
"Ja11es Aon ~McA ~ nao psen pfostfateu
| until the day Of his death His closing hours
| -ero ,narerad xr;th ann+e aronv rvnb,;a e.
| s "sA~ -. N'. ~ 49, 80 yPuofu te
snndav He reavca a wifa and +h,aa
, 1862-03-25
THE CITY,

TRAN's SPEECHES. on Dcarborn
street, has the speeches Of George aFrancis
Train in England, in neat pamphlet form,
from T. B. Petcrson's publishing house.
, 1862-03-25

NOTICE.-All the notes and &C.
COUNTS as4Kre ed to ne by +. 3. Carter: on Juiy
l9fh }4o1, remaining unpaid, Will be sold the 18th
day Of Aprl next It ny of1ca, 81 Washington srreet
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock NJ to the highest bidder
Tor cash echedule OF said rotea and AecouAta
be seen 1t the above place. AsHER CARTER
Assignee OF T. B. Carter.
Chicago, March q, 1H62, T1h22n674td
, 1862-03-25

TIE SABRATH SCHOOL UN1oN.-The meet
ing Of 1he Sabbath School Union Of the First
Baptist Church last evening, was well attend
ed, the Testry Of the church being crowdedto
its utmost capacity. The exercises, which
consisted Of reading Of reports, discussions,
drills in sacred geography, bible lessons and
remarks and singing, we're well conducted,
ard passed off in a manner highly creditable
to all engaged.
, 1862-03-25

John a. Dunta1n. 1saac II. Burch, John s. New-
house, James n. Marshall. Hugh Maher, Hcman G.
Powers, Tram Nye, Chas. Mcdonnell, G.Throop,
\. P.Oliver, james Ward, James L. Reynolds, Isaac
G. Day; Lemnel ]: Swift, Chas. B. Sawyer, Chas 3.
FarweD, Jas- D. C1eghorn. Geo. NJ Hawkes., E. s.
WadeNorth, John Stewart, F. A. Eastman, ,}Chatles
Walsh. Geo. r. Robert Is.
, 1862-03-25

TIE THIRD WISCONSIN CAyALRY.-We
learn that the Third Wisconsin Cavalry, Col,
Barstow, will visit Chicago On business Of i'm
portance to-day. We have lately published
stoned officers Of this command, and all we
can say to our readers is, to look out for the
finest body Of men they ever saw, during
this afternoon. The Third Wisconsin is fully
armed and equipped and furnished with excel
lent horses.
, 1862-03-25

~ Go to John Jones. 11s Dearborn It,, and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nQy19
, 1862-03-25
AND COMMISSION

NOTICE The Eighth Annual
IN Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Garden City
Building Association, Will be held at my office, on
"Wednesday evening next, the 18th Inst full atten
dance ia desirable. THOB. FREEMAN,
mhAn12273t Secretary.
, 1862-03-25

consequence Of the fears entertained that the tax
will be levied on stocks now in store and held BY
spectators. Before Change sales were made at
1sc; but at the closebuyers were offering only 16c
The Northwestern Railroad Elevator,
This splendid new elevator, recently erected by
Messrs. Mum & Scott, on West Water street
, 1862-03-25

ITO CAPITALISTS AND SPEC
l. ULATORS-I have ten acra Of Land in Section
81, s. = 1Ewould make good Ga Garden, Or 9r can N be
for sale at bargain. No Agents Brokers need ap
ply as Ti1 only offer It to parties who au satisfied
Office Of JAMES BOYD, 70 Clark street. nhA mss II
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-14
SHREVEPORT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1862.

renee without burning any bridges.
Railroad communication is entirt-
ly cut off between this place and
Memphis. The Lincolnites are land
ing Mt Eastport. Missississippi.
About 800 Confelerates were kill
ed and wounded ut Roanoke. Over
1000 Yankees We're killed and woun-
dcd. The casualties are unreported.
An arrival this morning says Eliz-
abeth City was shelled and burned
by the enemy, and that they were
pushing forward to Eden.
Nashville, Feb. lO.-Passsnsers
by this evenings boat say our scouts
report Federal cavalry and infantry
within four miles Of Fort Donelson
yesterday.
Other passengers say the Federal
gunboats were in sight Of the Fort.
A private dispatch from GAINESVILLE
to-days Fort Donelson is safe and
cannot be- taken.
The Feberals destroyed several
spans Of the bridge at Florence con-
Meeting with Tuscumbia. There
were six steamers at Florence, two
Of which were captured by the Fed
erals, and the other four burned by
the citizens Of Florence.
A private dispatch teom Decatur
this evening says eocrything is quiet,
and the trains will run regularly
again on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad.