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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-30
IrITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextto Banking House Of VIM. Thompson Co.

New 7oolk0.
The City Book Store is this dsy In receipt Of The
follow ing choice literature:
Cecil nreeme, BY Theodore Winthrop.
John Brent :. :. 90
The Household Of Bouverie, by Southern Lady.
song. In Many Ksys ~ Honss.
shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
Tom Burke's school Days at Rugby.
DeQuncy's Opium Eater.
- Literary "Reminiscences
Theological EssaJs,&c.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold
ioneisllows Poems, Blue and Gold.
MIS- Jamsson's Loves Of the Poets. Blue & Gold.
:. :. Charscterisiics. &c, q
- .. Studies, Ae.,
- 50 Italian Painters, a.
.. Legend ofthe Madonna"
Z" Sketches OF Art,
GO 4" Diary, &C..
He sthorns'e Marble Faun.
- House OF the Seven Gables
Scarlet Letter.
% Mosses. from an Old MAnse.
Twice Told Tales.
--a-z= Snow Image.
RlthedAle Romances
| Longfeiiowss Hiawatia.
kvangeline.
The above Books viii be sold at Publishers prices
The bile invited 10 call and examine the stock
febe d J. ". OGDkN.
TINION PAPER ANDENVELOPES.
| Ladies' Bath Post, at
BRoWNELLs Book STORE,
apr7-d Col. 4th & Main-stss'
tNEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
/ Powdered and Crushed Sugar;
Refined, White and Yellow Sugars;
| Beicher's Golden syrup and s. y Molas.es.
For sale by ROBERTSON MCQUEEN.
IDRAWING PENCILS.
l
Ed. =, bkoWNELL,
apr7d Cor. ah Aain-sts.
4 DOCKET, CHESS AND BACKGAM-
MON BOARDS,
BRowNELL,s Book sroxr,
marl3-d Cor. 4th and Main.
PORTFOLIOS.
| A ane assortment inst received.i
Il BRoWNELL's Book SrosE,
msrl3-d Cor. 4th and Main
lI X. ANDERSON 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lGR < 9 1 RS
ePRODUCE DEALERS,
No. III MAIN STREET,
| KEOKUK, IOWA.
wshsvs on hand and are consiantlyreoevfng fSox
Ayst hands In EAssern and other marketsthe
CHOICEST BRANDH OF ART1CLE1
Usually kept In line. Our connections with For
/ sign markets are such 40 to
Sell Goods ut the Lowest Possible Prices
Hence, We offer rare inducements to those wanting
Goods, either in |. Jobbins Or Retail s.y. We hay,
made arrangements with corfespondantD In SAtn
Louis by which are enabiedto sell anything In oul
"' AT THE fowEsT CASH PRICES;
Fer Missouri Money.
TFWeare also taking Fort Aadison Scrip atpAr.
We rssp4etsslls asiieis esal 70 examine our stoci
and prices before purchasin elsswhore
i promptly, by our own wagon, free Of
charge.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17


1. All debts contracted and engagements
entered into, before the adoption of this Con-
stitution, shall be as valid against the United
States under this Constitution, as under the
Confederation.
2. This Constitution, and the laws of the
United States which shall be made in pursu-
ance thereof and all treaties made, or which
shall be made, under the authority OF the
United States. shall be the supreme law of
the land; and the judges in every state shall
be bound thereby, anything in the constitu-
ton or laws of any State to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
8. The Senator's and Representatives be-
fore mentioned and the members of the
several State Legislatures, and all executive
and judicial officers, both Of the United
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17
NEW SERIES,
!aneth Crunch 4emnGrat.

Terms--l copy year, lin advance) Sl50. If
not pain within six months, $500 will be charged.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

III 8. COOPER, PHYSICIAN SURGEON
LIZ Newton Centre, Luzerne County Pa
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

GEO. 3. TUITION, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
~ Tunkhannock, Pa. Office In Stark's Brick
Block, Tioga street
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

WIN. Nj. PIATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Of
w flee in Stark's Brick Block, Tioga ST. Tunk-
hannsek Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17
Eusiness Nutites,

bacon STANDARDIZATION, Pa C. L.
- JACKSON, Proprietor. Tyln49tf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

DR. j. G. CORSELIUS, HAVING LOCAT-
- ED AT THE FALLS, WILL promptly attend
all calls in the line of his profession-may he found
OF Beemers Hotel. when not professionally absent
Falls, Oct 10, 1861.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

HARVEY SICKLER. ATTORNEY AT LAW
IL and GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENT-Of-
fee, Bridge street, opposite Wallis Hotel Tunkhan-
mock Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

t V. SMITH, NJ. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
- Office on Bridge Street, next door to the Demo-
crat Office, Tunkhannock, Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

T TITLE & DEWITT, ATTORNEYS AT
- LAW, Office on Tloga street, Tunkhannock
Pa.
R r. LITTLE. j.. DEWITT.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17
DIR. j. Q. BECKER &c Co,
PHYSICIANS g. SURGEONS.

Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Wy
oming that they have located at Mehoopany, where
their profession. May be found at his Drug Store
when not professionally absent
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-09-17

SEC. IL. The judicial power of the Uni
ted States shall be vested in one Supreme
Court, and in such inferior courts as congress
may, from time to time, order and establish.
The judges both of the Supreme and inferior
courts shall hold their offices during good
behavior; and shall at stated times, receive
for their services compensation, which shall
not be diminished during their continuance
in office.
SEC. Ill. The judicial power shall extend
to all cases in law and equity arising under
this Constitution, the laws OF the United
States, and treaties made, or which shall b.
made under their authority to all cases
affecting ambassadors, other public ministers
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

REACTION AMONG THE GERMANS - The
New York Sun says. "A tremendous reqc.
tion against the Republican party, as lately
constituted, seems to baln progress thrg'.
out the entire German population of then.
west In Iowa the Democats are looking
for thourands Of German votes whore they
never had them before, syd in Minnesota,
Missouri, Michigan and even Ohio, the
change Of sentiment is astonishing"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
VuHTsHING MACHINES The nelor

I signed wish to inform the citizens of Clrar-
field county, TINT rhey stil' eoutiuuo the manu-.
mc,uro Of Irrshng Machines, as the ByIDvtoute
Foundry of upcrur quality, f1r one, two. and
tw h"r.os ,lso, the celebrated cudl.y. chain or
tread power for either one orlvo horses, with .r
without .hakr. 0s may suit Ilc Iur,hasur We
would recommend th" trend power particularly to
ihin"ra who Keep bat rSo or three horses The
machine aud power, with shaker. can all be get
on 70 ennI, bIrn loor, and rain or shine, can lc
worked to good advantage by man aud two
boys thus saving in hands as well rs IN horses,
aud doing the work well aud an fast as most
men desire. Our iour-horse power machincs,
with ov"rshot cylindcrs,arc certainly the hest now
moir. We would give numerous certificates from
reliable farmers. ol both Ceutre and ClcarGcld
counties, as 90 the good satisfaction these ma.
ching have given, but deem it unnecessary An
machines warranted, Orders by mail win re.
ceivc prompt attention. A. llAUPT e Co.,
May -, 1862 Bcllciontc. Pa.
Peter Bloom Of fnsouyiDla, is nm authorized
agent for the sale OF machines.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
HUrhn rUla
~, ttuUtsA NhursE
ANi an
ISAAC jollN8ON8
Az 700. uIu .TNnuUN .I.u.U .uIfI

ISAAC joiiN8oNs

A. JOHNSON utUm M. m..a HnnIH ia
lVH I.' .l.mt m. Nur mruu patronage.
.H. HU. ui nII tu. In pleased fu .pr b,m aui
#' Wn.' upon 'N.m uI0h rI,naur.
To-. 'd embrace. 0. complete auI r,u.nI
h.'H.m.ni n7 nNu Doc found BIO Amy ..uUu. Shoe
.'0fN tmhmgIur aII lhr taHeu .bly.uI
Ladies' Gcntlomcns Misses Boys &
Childrens Boots & Shoes Of all kinds
Both u.h,s own manufacture and Of hi. selection.
u ''o city. AG orv.irh ho offers 90 cell l.r
CASH Ar As Low PRICES
A. tho umc article. can Lc sold unvoboro tli.
Idu of the eastern cities.
H~ Ladies' nrc particularly invited 90 call and
examine his st1'h, May 2N lsGa I'M
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

REED, WEAVER q. co.
\ HE Just now opening up a large ana ,uIcu.
"a did assortment Of SEAS0NABLE GOODS,
"hich they offer at exceeding ly low prices.
f'fSt come-hrst served. May %, C..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04
ADMINISTRATIONS NNIICE -L.tt-

4 DMIEISTRATORS NOuCE-Lo,tor,
y Of Administration having been granted this
day to tho undersigned on the estate Of ELIAS
LONG, lato OF Brady township, deceased, all
person. indebted 10 said estate are requested tc
sake immediate payment, aud those having
claims against rhc same viii present them duly
authenticated ior settlement
ELIZABETH LONG, ,...,
JESSE LINES. N'''''' >.
May -. 1850. ct I'd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

NOTICE. Notice is her

II by given that Letters lcstamentary, ON the
estate of WV, Is. ALENANnFp,late of the township
Of Woodward, deceased have been granted % the
undersigned. All persons indebted TO said estate
ar, required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will pres, Mt
them July authenticated for settlement.
WM. 3. ALEXANDER Ear.
Woodward tp May II, 'G2 O.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

II hereby given that Letters Tes2mcntsry on
the estate Of William Leonard, late Of Goshen
tr., Clearfeli county decd, have been granted to
the uniersguei-to whom all persons indebted
to said estate will make immcdiste payment, and
those haEing cllims against the samevill pre- sent
them duly authenticated for settlement
ROBERT LEONARD, EXr.
q .hen Ln. MnY 2l lsn2. ni.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

.amca TovNnLy ar Bar.

r. Domestic Merchandise, in Clearfeld 5opn,
for the year lSG2, subjed to lhc payment Of T.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-04

A SNALL D!FFERENCs. senator SIM
mons Of Rhode Island who has just been
superseded in the United States Senate by
the election Of Gov, sprague in a speech
the other day estimated the revenue under
the present tariff at one d1a.dyc{ millions Of
dollars a year, whilst intelligent officers in
the Treasury Department estimate it at
Rfy mHoas
l@g-Tho rebel account Of the recent at.
tack upon, and rcHeat Of, Gen Banks,
claims TO have taken two regiments at
Front Royal, and two thousand prisoners
at Winchester and all the federal com
misS2ry stores, &c., admitting a loss ofl0)
killed and wounded
, 1862-12-13

The Fourth Correspondent Brought
to Grief.

j., Alas for tl.e designs Of the secession organ,
tl.cir hero, t' Greaae. the Tinkcr,' is likely to
become martyr. With the first blush Of his
INV alonors yet urou him, while the congrat-
s;le*ions and welcouings of his secession
friends in this city are still warm, and the
money paid him for his Insane rantings is
ijir.slng music@lly in his pocket, he is brought
10 grief. The representative Of JEFF. Davis, the
great has been arrested on charge Of swindling,
and, worse yet, compelled to Sleep one whole
night in the sawdust. It occurred after this
wise: On Thursday afternoon u letter was
received in this city, stating that this Greene
was guilty of obtaining goods under false
1srctc1ccs, and directing his arrest: or, in
other words, that he had ''jappancd" q
heavy firm in Washington out Of i Set Of furs
f;slut Il 1T S160.
The letter was placed in the hands Of Su-
Trrintenlent Bradley, who Immediately 1tlc-
.,raphe(l un inquiry ;ls to the genuine character
IF tlc document to the Chief of Police at
Washington. In fifteen minutes he received q
reply. directing him to arrest Greene and hold
him subject to a reGuisition.
officer Pilgrim then very politely waited
upon the Tinker at the City Hotel where
he lad been luNurlating, and quietly led hinl
to the Central Police Station, Jtff's friend
the meanwhile denying strongly that his name
was Greene. Upon searching linn there was
found upon his person certificates Of mem
hcrslip in one Of the Methodist Churches il
as an cSlorter OF local preacher in t1lo SAINT
denomination. We are informed that this Int
Ter privilege lie used III Michigan not long
since, ard managed willie there to s'do'' !:
c"nfiding brother out Of SIS, and then raj
AWAY to avoid arrest
He was brought before Justice Mill
ken yesterday morning on the charg
our State laws, false pretcnccs is not
felony, and he could not be held upon til
warrant, and was accordingly discharged.
There arc numerous other nlisdeed
! charged against him, denoting great mora
obtuscncss, and giving strength to the gen
cral belief that he must be an accomplishc
and practieed |' delinquent" If not hoE
could he have 60 gracefully and elegant
"japanned" the iniitator and disciple c
the y. Y. Hsuld. lie must be al lnmitigatel
| seonndre1 who does not recognize the ol
maxim Of *'1onor among thieyes,'' and ye
Greene deceived one who is Of the very cleo
The Methodist Church Of which he Is men
| btr should investigate his case ut once q
| there is ample evidence that Ae has "falle
from ;-r:ce.'' When Greene was Last seen b
| WAS singing
, 1862-12-13

NEW YORK Dec 12-CorroS-Qaiet and nom
inal1y unchanged with sales Of 500 bales at 66iz00
TIC tor Nidd}irg np1ands.
F1ouR-Opcned quiet and closed dnl at S5-75D
GEO for super state; $6-1516.3o lot extra state,
$5.0G6.C0 for super western. $62dG6.60 for com
mon to medium extra; $6.7596.5 for common to
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and
$fSE@S.S5 for trade brands.
WHsKY-Heayy at 3SH139c.
GEAIS-Wheat dnn and heavy. and t1lly 1c lower
with sales Of Chicago spring at s1sal.29 Nil
waukee club at q 1.s;651. amber Iowa at 81 $50
1s6. Sales, 10 800 bu winter red western at 81 10
G1.44. Corn is heavy and fully 1c lower with aa!e8
At 16@761Sc for mixed western. closing at the IN
side price. Oats firm and In brisk demand, with
GALES, chiefly for government for inferior
to prime.
6RocER1Es-srg continues steady. Sales, ss5
hhde New Orleans at 3SS77zS@3404. Coffee quiet and
eteady. Rio sa@32c. MoIasses steady New Or.
leans s3HGsG: hy auction $50 brls New Orleans at
27H@54, and 80 hlds Porto Rico at 3aG54sc.
PEov1s1oNs-Pork active and frHer at S14GO@
II 25 for n1eEs cloFine at the latter price, Sl1G21
G11.T5 for prime; S13.0aD16.00 for prime mess;
Beef quiet ard steady. Cut meats more actlTe and
frr.,er. Dressed hogs firm and in fair demand at
5s:@523c for western. Lard quiet and without ma
tcrial change -s
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1s-F1ouR dun and droop:
ing.
$1.As@1-52 Corn steady.
| :. WHieKT-Dull Mt 43c. ~
Pnoy1a1oaa- Mess pork e1sT5@t4oo.
, 1862-12-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
,I
TEaE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. II, 1862.
In spite pf the unfayorab1e state Of the weather,
the bne eress Of the day has been heavy, and the
dcns:9d for4oney good. The pork trade leads the
marEet just now; but operators want money for
inysstnsht in almost everything in the shape Of
gra5R provisions and products Of all kinds, and
psfcr is therefore plenty. Ratcs Of discount are
qtlite uniform at 10 per cent.
{ New York exchange is abundant. The ruling
.ael1ing rate is u prcminm; but several houses
make concessions to best customers, Of small
fraction on round lots. The huying price is par
The range for gold was 3a@s1. The lower
figure was the more usual rate.
Old Treasury notes were bought at a411G@a5.
The price Of silver was 20 per cent. premium.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of this morning says
{. The money market was unchanged in any re-
epect yesterday: Money easy at 10 per cent. with
a moderate business, and exchange steady at Il
premium selling.
THE bankers continued paying 30 per cent. pre-
nlu1n for gold, and 24G25 for silver and demand
Treasury notes.
, 1862-12-13

The receipts Of hogs were large again today,
reaching 12 600 head and the market was dull and
heavy and closed 100 15c lower with an increased
pressure to sell. The weather is much mildrr to-
Gay. and toward evening there was some appear
nncc Of rain. The sales were about 1000 head at
S4.106l4.50. There was good demand for mess
pork at, s11.9o for Cd, market closing
1trm, with sales s, Of. Of seq l b5ls to the COY,
good demand at ss1c. Green meats are firm at 315c.
for shoulders, and 5A@5Hc for hams. Coffee is
s susar is a VA 81
was awarded at $40 Whisky steady, with q
limited demand and sales Of 800 rls at 35c. There
WIS but little done in wheat. and the market was
dull. The offerings were rather large. Cora was
in good demand, with a moderate supply Oats
were active, in part to I'LL government contracts
, 1862-12-13

cG1De for Hams, 6@65zc for Sides, and 51&@5K for
Shoulders. Green Mcnts are arriving and selling
slowly at TH@s4c for ea1t and picked Hams, md
4H@dtst foF Shoulders in sa1t Lard ID more nc
tive at a5a7Gc for country About 260 terces weBt-
crn sold at 9Nc- Kegs nre worth 1GD10tfc- But
ter is steady but more active, with salcs Of packed
ut 15@ &c, and roll at 180la0c.
, 1862-12-13

The Buffalo Commercial ddper1iscr Of Thurs
day says: The many friends in this city Of
Mrs Hattie Brown Miller will learn with pleas
ure that she has recently been engaged as the
soprano for the choir Of st. james Church at
Chicago, and is now OH her way thithcr to
take her position. Our friends in Chicago
have made an acquisition, as Mrs. Miller Justly
ranks as one OF the best church vocalists ofthe
day.
The tickets Of associate membership III the
Musical Union, arc for the most part disposed
of The first concert it is expected, will take
Ilacc tie last Of this 1.lontll.
Diego dc Fiyo, the agent of Gottscha1l1 and
Carlotta Patti, has arrived in the city to ptr-
feet the arrangements for. their concerts
which will take place on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of next week.
Roof Il Cady lave sent us the ssShadow
Waltz BY II. G. Reid, an Instrumental piece
Of more than average merit Also, two beau
tlful little songs, Angels, My Darling, will
Rock Thee to Sleep a mothers reply to
Rock nc to Sleep, Mother,'' and 20, ye
Tears which, it viii be recollected, was
sang with excellent effect by Miss Ellsworth,
at the lust Philharmonic Concert.
From Higgins We hive 'shc Came an
Angel Bright to Me,'' by Rudolf de Roodc, a
sweet and plaintiye air; also, VerdTs tTro-
yatorc,'' as arranged for the piano by Franz
Staab. This latter has heeoinc q standard
work, a new edition having been lust issued.
, 1862-12-13
CHICAGO DAIRY NlARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec 1e, 1862.
PROFESSIONALISM in good demand and firm.
Other kinds Of Product quiet and rather heavy.
lbs Bulk Hams, loose. ut 5Ac: 10 bxs CHM
bcrland Mddles at 5ssc; 100 bxs Short Mid
dies ut &C.: 50 bxs Bellies ut 5s5e; 100 bxs Long
at471c; $50 tcs prime city kcttle-rcntlered Leaf
Lard at s55c; 150 tcs tlo at Sc so tcs BurlIngtou)
do at S55c; 230 tcs stcaH-reniered Leaf at SAc;
100 trcE Head and Gut Lard at Sc; 20 tres country
kettle at TIC.
, 1862-12-13
EssED noGs-Rcccircd. 3,ala. Market ac


TALLOW-5O br1s prime city at 9llc.
DCTTER:-Dull. Sales u frkins prime at 15c;
FLOuit-Receiyed, 3.==ss2 br1s. Market dull aud
neglected. Sales were: "A brIs Marion CO.. St,-
per at s4,oo; Il br1s q Browns Spring Extra at
BUIcKwuEAT FLoUR-4,ooo lbs Buckwhcat
Sn f 1es 5 Ssaket ouet
and heavy. SEa1es 46O bu No. 8 Red in store at
97szc; 900 bu do 1T 9T1Sc: 1000 bu Rejected Red
III a. SturgcsD 1T ssc; 100 bu do at s71c; 900 bu
No. Spring lin Munger & Armour s. it 9ac; 1000
bn 10 ut SIC; 1,G00 bu do 1T &c; 400 bu Rejected
Spring at ti7iSc; 400 bu do at CSC.
CORN-Rccciycd. 2l557 bu. Market dnlI and
&c lower. Sales 1.200 bu Mixed Corn in store at
jeeted Corn in store at Sic; $40 bu do at 3Okc.
OATS-Recciyed. u, 80 bu. Market advanced
4c per bu. Sales 800 b1 MOL in store at sic; Logo
bu DO 1t a16c; 1000 bu do at 3se; 9,0(D bn do at
3s5zGc: 800 bn do at 40c. delivered in cars.
kYE-Reteiyeti, .:*iis tI. Market advanced
5@se ;S Pc Per bu Sales so0 bu No. i'll store 5c'
BARLEY-Rcveiycd, 1.a70 bu. Market quiet.
Sales 100 bu No. in store at Soc; 1oa bags at 75c
Oh track
HIGRWINEs- In active demand at stockholders
TIMOTHY sEED-In active request and a
shade higher Sales: 115 hes and 10 bu prime
at $1,75: $50 bn do at 81. .S01i.75; 70 brfs do
at 81 %; g bgg good ct s1.67 h,s do at Il 65.
CLOVER SEED-Firm- Sales: Is bn prime
FLAX sEED-scarcc aud III demand at ss;s.s5da
sALT-Steady Sales were: zoo brls Onondaea
Fine at S200 delivered: 500 eks Liverpool Ground
Alum at 81 20 per sack delivered ut packing house:
150 sks Turk Is1and at $1.00 per sack OF 1iO ibe
delivered,
COOPERAGE- dill. salcs; $50 Lard
Tiercee at S1.S5 delivered Pork Barrels dull at
, 1862-12-13

a NEW CONTESTANT Democratic can
ditate for the Legislature from the Goth Re
preventative District, who WAS beaten ont of
sight by G "; Gage, has been roped into
npprchend that there is any danger Of his
suCctfS.
, 1862-12-13
CATTLE WiAHsEA ET.

FR1pAE EVENING, Dec. H. 1862
BEEF CATTLE-Receiycd today $50. There is
no essential change in the market since yesterday
Among the various transactions wc note the fol
lowing:
Howard sold Reinneman. Morris & Waixell
ut the Cottage Grogc Yarde. 20 head choice ship
ping steers, from kewalee. Bureau county, aserag-
Sales ss follows.
, 1862-12-13

but IN ,sGl Class y r. for years Total length
lie IL; 1rt. he; y; fc, llolf 10 5t3 feet carries
1'ssl.. and etU hhls hour New double ri,r1ted
h.'eE r,sr1n M @ ur NJ IL H. IS iron, ,:llosed .
5!ns ;niion :cad rory srecd ten miles Tor oyer p
crst about S3I 6fJ to bulldas good boat in M respects
as she now Is.
, 1862-12-13

ExcE1lEST.---The T;nns man says that the
speech If f. T. Mcrrick, delivered before the
lug. was full of ..true Drmosthenic authori-
tive grandeur What's ti.ats
, 1862-12-13

IHEFr-An express wagon painted red, and
having the name Of Geo. Wilcox on the side,
was stolen from near the corner Of Paulina
and Owen streets, Thursday night.
, 1862-12-13

E|cook & McClcan, steam Dyers and ScourerB,
IS Dearborn and 120 South Clark streets, clean and
dye ladies ind gentlcmen6' clothes in the best and
fGn .ifP
, 1862-12-13

M ANTED-lG men wanted for
w the First Regular Cavalry, {ttc Old First ORA
goonS.l N0T1cE-No!unteeEs whO are serving ean
Nos l5t and 1G.. dated Washington Oct ST. 1917 For
Information ncerninE pay. bounty &C. inquire at
Recruiting officer. no15.N5E5-1m
, 1862-12-13

Since Jan l. ,$a4 6s5 1891 e22 rs $145 68s 469
Included in the exports Of domestic produce for
the week arc 3ss brls potatoes, 1887 brls. wheat
-four, 1ia brls rye -four .7a9 bgls. corn meal 314
1861 bushels wheat 62o bushels oats, $50 bushels
peas, FL 53 bushels corn, 33a4 boxes candles, 101
ions eaa1 a bales cotton 16o bales hay 364s do
hops 3H1 bris. 1osn, 81 brls. spirits turpentine,
gals sperm oil, ss79 gals lard oil. IS gals lin
eeed OIL 2s52 brls pork, e52 brls and $50 tierces
Eeef, 3,1ss+217 lbs. cut nests, s53ss lbs butter,
15s hrle. rice lib boxes and ,ss6 bEs. sugar.
92B Ibs tallpW,
, 1862-12-13

I'D REG1MEsT.-Any letters left at T. B.
Cartcr's store, up to Saturday night, for the
I'D Illinois regiment, will be dispatched to
the regiment, by gentleman who will lcaye
III that time
, 1862-12-13

WINTER GAHDES.-Remember the afternoon
performance to-day at 2 O'Clock. when in addition
to an unusually attractive programme, all the ami
l:as will be led for the qualification Of the chill
drcu.