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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-15
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men t0nacn. Dtricr prcclamauca il clue Nb,
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vt pon 9roB'r 9Gid,tiateit, bag otcleu Orrers
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-15

Gin @eIct, Die Nuffntuno unt Girrei-
bunl Der mitjtGriihcu StrrjtFrSic rcs
Staotr5 &jraini6n betreTeno, pafiirt am 8
Jctrunr 1862.
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tI9 odB ioaItid u0h Yaiiruu1 rtsres Gjsirece
Hcr @ouorrncrr guu ncu Gcmmaunelrrn Ser
oCrNh,crcotU Jlcgimcut,r, @aiajluu,n upc 81.
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oiac @IuIterrUurn ocr id itttjm Djcn3 t,Fn-
ocncrn 0cmpa9u;tu Gueieutu lib lnGfu nm
meldr iorort ri2Dlyum ytm Ntiufant @cncroi
oce Stoote IN utcrnaheu line, mrltr cm go.
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pa9nie un0 9te9jmcnt, 3u rem CT gc6Grt, cntbal
TN icllu.
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cjnen jrcsn mauupdcu 8uy0cr Der Comma.
rc0ltb rrn ott},bmten tto sum lnflupYtcr;f,.
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cIurouirrn ~ Ian II, mn Eicicuiocn oumFib-
ron. rc orm Wtjljipicnls frci Inn. ncbit Gnlatc
Der Qrldchcl iui@,v Nutuabmen; ticrjr.juuGu
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jibeariftn lin pe st pUm 5riup, btlsgt NAB
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lct p~ericI6ru uuo IN aGeu {. 4. Sipepo.er
Counties iouen pie Ratio ell uno 6t'bcr b,lrr.
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Tuhrun0 Ter ism ;terlrn9eneu &~rrp1ibhlnoeu
am Spcdmabl9isn eritejne1; all rieIem 2p,d,
lam cr audi oie NItfelsjluu9en ser Gpmmiiip,
reIs Of tie 9~&,Yenue, 0tr SbeyjTe uuO SrrocanM
err ocridlsoen,n COUNTIES, StGcte pecr Jn,rua
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rem wGhreup Nrlher Ginrcalrtc in IienGe Ser
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-15

Office: 9rCop.s tru6s, nttsu Der Gttp Dan.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-03-15

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Der nntcrNIhntte msdt his.le:t Iine, Tr,,,Nc, r,,.
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bis ju $2,5O 3N l0ben in S-O'
Y, HtnHtmonn'S 5tprt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

but they did not succeed IN getting II
away, ~ our troops rallied and rescued
IT,
This morning the rebels cell back to
Fails Church aud then shortly after
wards evacuated u going towards Lees.
burg on the Leesburg pike. We had
none killed or wounded
MrMpms, Sept. IA fight Is reported
to have taken place at Middlebury, seven
miles from Bolivar on Sunday afternoon,
lasting several hours. The town WAS
taken by the rebels.
The Federal loss was 81 killed, and Z
taken prisoners. The rebel loss was 4
killed, and wounded Among the reb-
els killed was Captain Sappington, Of
Saint Louis
The steamer Amelia was fred into ON
her last trip op from Helena, by suer-
rillas al tho foot Of Pack Island, killing
one and wounding two. The military
landed and burned the houses in the Vi
ciniiy, and laid plantations waste. Fiji
teen prisoners were taken. Negroes on
plantations were also brought away,
WAsHNoTov Sept 5-P m--Thc
city maintains its usual quiet Nothing
new from the front livery thing 10 the
military line is workingwcll, and feel
ing Of security eyerywhere prevails. A
report prevailed THIS morning OF bat
de yesterday evening and last night ct
on near Poolesville, but nothing can be
ascertained 20 confirm il.
H. V.~ E.--r, e. 49, J. 90, g.. -,
ting against the removal Of the buildings
Of che Hygean Hotel at Old Point az
recommended.
6cneral Burnside's troops are by this
time in proper position. Some Of them
were seen long ago in this vicinity.
Yesterday evening the rebels fred
about twenty shots from Balls Bluff upon
liltle canal steamer tina Flying Cloud,
which plies between Georgetown and
Hsrpers Ferry nobody hurt. Tho
steamer has returned TO Georgetown.
BosToN, Sept 6.-The 97th Massaohus-
etts regiment will leave PiHsfeld on
Sunday, and go by railroad TO Hudson,
and thence by steamer 10 Jersey City
The 10th Massachusetts regiment will
leave on Monday via Stonington on Tues
day. The old 9th Massachusetts regi-
ment, Cor nine months, will leave via Fall
river The 9th will march through Bal
timorc.
FoET Monroe, Sept 4.--The steamer
Daniel Webster, from Alexandria, arrived
at Fort Monroe this morning with 1900
sick aud wounded on board. About 200
sick soldiers arrived here this morning
from Washington via Baltimore.
EnuSEScE, Ky, Sept. 5.--A reliable
gentleman, jus, arrived from Shelbyyille.
reports that the rebel forces went ont OF
that place at ten o'clock this morning,
and were proceeding towards Frankfort.
FALMOUTH, Ky, Sept 6, AM Scouts
came in a short time since, and reports
the rebels within four miles Of here, with
artillery
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

The rebel Confederacy's sole hope
were Il once established, would be to get
under the wing Of foreign power las
commerce would be carried on in foreign
ships, aud protected by EWopeOn war
vessels. Every Southern harbor would
be guarded by British or French men'of-
war. This protection would become more
necessary every year, in consequence OF
the tremendously accelerated population
of the North, and the stationary or de-
clining population of the South And
would the Northern Republic tolerate this
without war? There is no hope fog
peace save in Reunion
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10
DIED,

In this city, Oh the Och inst MANY HAYS, infant
daughter Of Boisr.c ana Fapu.o Donnau, aged lo1l
month";.
Friends and 7cguiubHcO si3 Invited to attend
tho funeral, tina afternoon, at halfpast . o'clock.
from the residence Of Their father W r Bans, on
College street
Divine Service 1y Bo,. nr. Howell
Nashville Sept. 10Th, 1869.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10
LATE NEWS.

Capture Of Rebels at Suffolk, Va.
Reported Changes in the Cabinet
stanton Resigns -Halleck Secretary
Of War.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

The publishers Of the BLOOMINGTON
PIEtagoBl, unable to keep any of their
able bodied printers from enlisting, adj
vertise for young ladies 10 learn the bu-
siness Of setting type. They add.
ut is business peculiarly adapted TO
woman's nimble fngcrs--lght, pleasant.
aud easily learned. Almost any young
lady can accomplish herself in the art in
two or three months so as TO earn from
six 70 nine dollars per week"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

TO those persons who, having use"
their names and influence freely in fur
thering the rebellion, are now complain
ing Of the impressments occasioned by
the necessities Of war the government
might well exelaim in the language Of
the ancient poet:
o. IN us poralious this amcntinr strdnf
OF awess iorco shall lawoss Mars compaIE
Yes, you aiders and abetters OF re-
bellion,
The thofns which pierce you gr0H upon ne tife
Yon planted they have torn you and yea plfrN
You mirht have known what nuit would Frov from
such seed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

A wooden-legged amateur happened TO
be with a szirmishing party lately, when
a she'll burst near him, smashing his arti-
Gcial leg to bits, and sending piece Of
iron through The calf Of a soldier near
him The soldier "griuned aud bore it
like a man, while the amateur was loud
and emphatic in his lamentations. Being
robuked by the wounded soldier he re-
Piled, Oh yes; its all well enough for
you to bear it, Your leg didn't cost any
thing, and will heal ups but I paid 5000
cash for mine"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10
Clarksvillo Rsoaptured -- Prscipi-
tate Flight Of Woodward and his

gang
We learn from persons who conyersed
with rebel fugitives that on last Sunday
three regiments from Fort Donelson, with
artillery came up to GAINESVILLE on a boat,
and shellcd WooDwARD's camp at Clarks-
vile. The drunken Yankee and his gang
immediately jumped on their horscs, and
He'd in the utmost terror and confusion,
leaving nearly all their accoutremcnts
behind them. The fugitiyes confess that
ten Of their number were killed, but their
loss is probably much larger, The pur-
chascrs Of United States stores ia Clarks-
vile now have the opportunity Of settling
their bills with Uncle SANS men. Per-
haps they will send another Gag Of truce!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

WAsHN GToN, Sept. 1.-The Treasury
Department issued very little more Of the
new currency than enough 10 hll the
place Of the old demand notes so fast as
II retires them-probablY not more than
SluO04O0O within the last three months,
over and above the amount retired
Garrett Davis, United States Senator
from Kentucky, aud Mr. Maynard, from
Tennessee, are here 10 confer with the
Executive as to the steps that must be
taken 70 rid Kentucky and Tennessee OF
rebels
Thursday evening the rebels appeared
20 force al Falls Church aud drove In
our pickets using artillery.
A wagon train feu into their hands.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

'Hi fAAlNEhslllf iEEE1OrOBE EXIsTING
u between ny. p. Haur, Oa0 ID 4bar and Iog0 poi
,,,t-i under iNe name of BANG, BAnER * CO Was
thl. uty dissolved hy MUTUAL consent W. b. BANG
~ b'u.il tlo entire iutrfsi ofue1 Blbor lu me
.g-,n,s. q Co. omeo win lo uttaud,d 10. as har,f1.
N"-"'Aie i.nn.i sepI. SOD, 15o2 sepI0-3t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10
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Tu EATRE
W % Everett ................. s,t,-. No.
81 A. 'I9'ns' -''.'..'-.... TfoIpur
Wednesday Evening, sept 10, 1859,
THE SOLDIERS BRIDE!
o0N' Mr.. pUFFIETD
hNNCLi hIss CONSTANTINE
IRISH II USsARl
30 SEVERAL NOVELTIES Jos PREPARATIONS
, 1862-01-30

NEW yOpK-1annarv eo-COTToS E37nTkrt
r,. ;,h 1s1ee ~ s.M5 bales at az for 1niIdlinr
1a mIGa; Will sa'' u e''S ''A17 '' Wv '0A
uR!1n1 oqsn-,5arkct rn1es ouiet and finer. Sales
uarn & s9y1 hr1s at Il 45Tsh5 for suncr state:
e. rnGS < q ~ cTtro stofe chiefly x Tfa5 =,
g. ss@ - for snner western 4 mar = foS cnr1.
on y i npr cHtr western W for shin
1,i..1 h1an5s ext1a rounf.hnon Dhio: and 81. .1Nh
?i1S ~. trnI Lra,da WarEt c1oeinr rnn;ct Cans1
Mn i'f aonr ea', 5uil and x;,hont cbanae Sas 5
h,1a hr1s At S5 a5@5h5 for sunsr and Il 1nS75 for
common to choice extra Rye aonr quiet and
eteadv with sales of I5A hrfs 1t 81 SShf % Corn
meal in1uict and unchanged.
S1 Wa44sKI1sarIet 4u3. nnehanscd. sacs 900 brls at
SG ssWhpatESaih;1tr ~ moment f,o;nc and
.binrcrs are not di.nos,f to oneyatc hnJIlcrs mt
, 1862-01-30

Total ......--- 4sst 4sAb 1871 ss5o6 a34sss 1s747 |
There was good attendance on Change to-day,
and business was to1erab1y actise |
The receipts Of Hogs, liTc and dr.ssed, amounted
to-day to 7,1T9. Tho market for Lxe Hogs was
brisk and tirm and upwards Of 5000 had changed
hands, at $2~20@3.d5 gross-the bulk Of the sales
being ut S2.a5g2.s 30 for Bacon Hogs. and 4a.35@
a.373S for Mess Pork Hoss. At the close here
were several lots left over, but they held Cor
highe. prices.
The market for Dressed Hogs waa unusually
active, ind under good demand hy packers aud
shippers, the market has advanced 5@10c per 100
be-wi,h sales at q range Of $2.500a. .7o-the
market closing at sass and ss.T0 dividing Or
80 ibe.
The Provision market confines firm and tolcra'
bly active. The demand for Mess Pork is partic-
plar]y active, and We quote Eales Of about 2,000
brls for present and future delivery at $9.37H@
AUTOMATICALLY the outside figure. English
Meats were in good demand-and the market was
frn with sales Of $50 bxs Short Boneless 1ridd1es
at SC, and 400 bxs Cnmberlands ut 4A@4He. Bulk
Meats IRE In demand to limited extent, and we
note eales OF city-cured Shoulders At 241c loose,
and country-cure1 Sides at 371c loose. Loug-eut
Ha1ns are In demand at &c. The market for Lard
is quiet. The demand for kette-rendered Leaf in
barrels is very active but tierces dull and we
note light sales at for 6c for country.
Steam.endered Lard is very dull and the sales are
| limited at 6a5c in tierces.
| The supply Of Cooperage Is still very light and
the market is firm, with sales at $2.25 for Lard
| tierces, and 81. .9o01 ,95 for Pork Barrels.
! The Flour market was more actire to-day. and
slightly easier with sales Of 1,6oo brls at IS $50
4.Go for good to choice Spring extras, and g.
for Superfnc. The Nheat market was more &C
tire and prices advanced about 1zc per bushc1
with liberal sales at 76c for No Red Winter; 49,,
@73kc for No Spring: and 67szG6sc for No
Spriug-al1 in store. The Corn market WIS IN
| usually dull, and VIC note decline Of &c pc
bushel with, however: triding sales, st 22c 70
Mixed and 1sc for Rejected in store. Oats we1
quiet snd neglected. Rye was steady ct SIC
HIEhwines were firm, with sales st 16@18kc.
, 1862-01-30

There is very little change to notice In the mar
ket for cotton Or "oolen goods. The demand t1r
have quiet market for some weeks yet. The in
ports Of cotton from Great Britain and the COM
R R STse ae s efl m PoT lie aoe g. afEf
was $4,000 bales more on the LIST Of Jannary
than was calculated, has tendency to shake con
II y se5y
moderate, and whenever, . legitimate demand
arises, Manufacturers will no Doubt aen their
] eonddent hat fuli prices viii continue to be the
l goods sre nsfing 10 supply the Immediate wants
from 1t@,5c fof shirtings and sheetings.
Bsashsa pods are 9Sls5 and stPsS4
tfons. tftts We We quote brown 16c; bieached 16Ac, aud
blues scarce at 19c. DenimE.. cotton 1aanne1s,
are e steady and held i'm At sse for 6azeI and &c
for 64z64. Prints quiet at prices ranging from
1s,s@aec, INCLUDING all leading stsles Gtnghams "a
been selling moderately at 1sG2oc. Moolen goods
generally are quiet. There VII no doubt
be better dssnd & and Fe node5n nre
There Is i. supply Of army and navy cloths, dark
and light indigo 6lre, On the market. which would
are scarce at fniI prices. Some OF The best mills
| are ordered in adTance Of production on these
| goods. Caesimeres and satinets continue to meet
Flanne1s aud blanEcta are quiet. There is SOME
| demand for cottouades and fancy psntaloonery
The exports continne very lsh: and present p5aces
| further considerable lots hnve bcen forwarded tt
ueiahbosing citfes but the only c}ea1ances to for
! eisn ports since the first Of january arr as FOL
[ Iowa.
To Honolulu, pks ..---.---......-----.-.-!
Total this yeas- --.--...-...-....- !
/ IN time
, 1862-01-30

The 1egular meeting Of the Board Of Education
chair IT, The he resignation on, Of III. Hoard President
of he Boasa, was accepted and Dr.. Foster Was
sRo 5sfpsssin 5as RrsRe;teqRs at EsSstysa q
ee5tiaeate e e n teaeA vas g1aat,
and Jennie n: smith were admitted TO seats in
the Normal Department of the High. School.
III. Steele, from the Committee On the
apRne sppontmente III sna transrE ~ Miss
ss a9PHSsd @ f. ee asssaat a aG il kn ise
% fbe Washington School; and Arvitia Crawford,
transferred fSon the Moseley to the Foeter School
Nj. Steele oaeredthe following resolution. which
"s Resaeed, That hereafter no persons, either male
female, ehs be appointed as teachers In any Of
Nj Hayen offered the following resolution.
which was adopted: ...-..
WHEREAS. d Communication was received rom
the Prncipa1s Of the Schools. at recent meeting
Of the Board setting forth that certain false I'm
| prcseions had been created among the patrons o1
The schools respecting the sale OF books By
Rexolatd. Thai 50 far as the knowledge Of the
| Board extends, we hereby exonerate the teachers
prices aborc the regular retail ratcs; while It is
| within our knowledge that some Of them hare
supplied their pupils with books at prices oclo"
On motion Of III. Steele, the following pupils
were rc-admftted to seata in the High school
ess ca9pentei. M hsther Mis, 1'sa Msry Bate9ed ics
Haven and Mary Ives.
Mr. shcahan offered the following resolution;
ing the sale OF books BY the teachers In the scT
c1al schools. sas intended to prohibit the tesehe1s
e IT, tss sa qa I'd 9Sa
n lie pu6Hc school buildings, by teachers OF al!
, 1862-01-30

5,110,0D or1
i.S5Tj,5U qrs

1:Sof1ouu qrs
Tic consumption Of bread corn in all Francois
estimated At 246, $50 hccte, per day, which amounts
to 81 s53, ,0a per aDnun1, but oncninth Of this
consists OF Inferior grain, as rye, barley, oats,
maize, md chcslauts, which will reduce it ten
millions Of hects, Or about three and half million
quarters, leaving upWa-ds oftweuty millions
Of wheat to be furnished for the annual consump-
ton. Now. the crop is said to have been deficient
at least one fourth, or seven million quarters; and
if this is correct not more than half the required
supply has been at present imported. Indeed, the
Echo eaimates the deficiency in the late harvest ut
3D,cc00G0 hectolitrea, on ues1ly 10E million qrF,
which makes the 1mportations amount to only
one third Of the required quantity. If this IS
rect higher prices must rule in France, as it is not
likely the future Imports Will, under any clrcuu-
stances be 50 large IS hitherto, much less double
the amount, which viii be required to make good
| the deficiency.
| French writer, concnrring in this latter e:ti-
mate, deduces the conclusion that higher prices
| must rn1e in France, as it is not likely that the
future imports will, under any circumstances. be
60 large as hitherto-much less double The 0n.oupl
which will be requisite to make COED the dsa
cieacy.''
"In the uncertainty that prevails respecting po
1itieal AFFAIR." says the latest Paris telegram
t'the state Of trade at present amounts almost II
! stagnation-neither mi1lers in Paris nor baker
ad Immediate W wants. At Marzeilles neet from ii
Black Sea and the Mcditerrarean has arrived dur
ing the week, bringing about eleven h hundre M
was very quiet, and it Is Impossible to effect sale
at the present moment At Bordeaux the deman
for The TWO ChaFentes is less urgent but price
| remain without alteration. Everywhere transat
tons are limited to the Immediate wants of Il.
buyer
, 1862-01-30
Safes.

Seven Stores Burned in Pennsylvania,

H.
Seven Stores Burned in Pennsylvania.
FIVE OF HERRlNG'S SAFES VICTORIOUS!
Wx1tspoRo PESS. Dec. 21ss, 1851.
A1as3s. HERRING & Co. new Yoxk.
GEsTIKNEf f.-At the great fire, which occurred
here on the 1ah Of Dece nber last my stoEe FIN
less than places Of business Hgre burnt ont and
Ave Of your Sa1ts severely tested IN every instance
saving ihet entire contena to the complete and per
feet satisfaction Of the oTneTa Two Of your aeErtngf
Patent Champion 6aies which were IN my building re
manned there through the entire co1Aagrsnon and
ere oot opened until the isJ after the IRE No water
was thrown On the building EEeEytntuE n ny safe
A{fes the Gre IVES nearly good rs new c. l. Wilcox
also preserved all his books papers aud money u two
at Tout 6afta both being In EaEne TIRE. VEL hoDefts
also the fortunate owner Of smother Of eASens
ChaHpoH Safe6. which E1s severely tested aad eafe1
completely his booSa. pape8 and Mooey. Ihe Ies1ls
has given great eatFfacton and we want no Sase bnE
Herring Etsmptnn- Please send NE cue sane sze
9sss ooagas Of 5ou Immediately Sena o{ 4 seae
Ibsdtwo of Herr1ngs safes II above fire. They saTed
uy cooEs pspcrs md ta0oo Is BAsK BlI1$
Herring. Patent Champion saved ny books papers
ana about <4N It rArEB AoSEY. gould 1ss ~ otnef
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
HEREIHGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRRPEo0F
SAFES.
The most reNsblk security rom Ere hoM EcgEE
8EEKINGa CT A11pIOE EB1RGI.ARPK0OR SAFES
Lined with Herring & F1oytE NEW F4TEST ;" CHt5
TAIIZED IRuE"-the only metal EhlEE cannot ba
drilled. HEEtSlE9 q COs - ssate ss%ec<
ja'-kt35.Y4thp
, 1862-01-30

The Wheat Trade Of Winona, mfnn.
The Winona Republican states that the ship
ments Of wheat from Winona dnring the season Of
river navigation IN 1861, amountedto $50 1s3 BUSH
els, including about 5000 barrels Of -four. Tie
Republican states that by including the shipments
made orer the ice last winter: subsequent to Jan.
1st, and others made to ST. Louis on private ac-
count during the summer, the total exports Of
wheat from Winona in 1861 exceed ore million
bushels.
, 1862-01-30
pl,fladelphta F1our Market. Jan. 81.

Philadelphia Flour Market Jan. 81.
There ia no change IN dour, and further sales Of
1900 bbls extra are reported at 8s5o@565 for com,
mon to good brands, part Lancaster eountg, and
brand. The sales to the trade are limited With
il the range Of s5:&@5 $H for suPerane; !;
5sH f9r & sft,as sas e, = foT {sncE e1
brands, as in quality. The dou,and. how,
ever, both for expoI: aId home use Is iimitgd and
. email way It $s7J per brl. OF corn meal ths re
eeipts and demand nre light, and Pennsylvania
meal is held at g per brl The receip!s to-daJ
we're Ats brls -four, H. 14s bu wheat 400 bu corn.
Sc. bu re. 1850 bu oats 1913 bu barley. and ss
bu malt.
, 1862-01-30
The Government 2Eeef Contract.

TFt0m TIC II. Z. 3DofHG Ut LVIu1seIee- ~Fsi1-1
The Government beef contract just awarded Vas
taken by Messra Wallace Il Wickes. C.agin q 20,
Purdue 3 ward, aad Charles D; Matthews: Thas .
,4s5nl4N 81: and e,oO0 brls plain meas, at S1ss Is
M.e N-M il iron chino hoops Under the saper-
vis;ou Of Col Eaton, sse have good reason to be-
lieye TINT the RxmY supplies Tor at this
eIetin,, sre and alwa,a have been, furnished - fs:
raj ~ sd Of good quality.