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, 1862-06-21
MARINE N EWG=
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
DETROIT, june o. 1853.
Up-Frop Comet, Acme; bark Parana, Sam.
Ward, 8. P. PomeEoy; brig Iroquois; schr.
Miami, Volunteer, Contest, Wm. Rayuor, Rain
bow, Alvin, Clark, San Jaeinto, Conalg, Golden
Harvest, n. Fillmore.
DowE-Prop. s. D. Caldwell. Iowa, Chicago;
ech1. F. Crawford, Fremont, Queen Of the Lakes,
Hamlet.
Weather pleasant; wind Southwest
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED At BUFFALO KRo4 CHICAGO, June 19.-
Props. Badger State, Acme; barks Ravenna. John
Sweeny, Col. Ellsworth; briga Mechanic, Monte
zunaa, Sultan. Canopus, isabella Pilgrim, Castillo;
schrs. sanbozu, Col. Cook, Arrow, Geo. Gob1e, T.
4. Richmond, Wn- Raynor, G. ". Holt, Comet,
A. G. Morey, ]. q. Drake, Col. L. B. Williams, T.
F. Avery, n IT, Scott. Wyandotte, Dauntless, B.
Parsons. Mount Vernon. Hyphen. Msrshdeld, Po-
land, Success, Live Oak, Ju1a, Gen. Winfield scott
Cairo, Rebecca-
CLEARED FROM BBFFALo FOE CHICAGO, June 70.
Props. Acme, Mendoza; batk Col Ellsworth; :;
briggs Montezuna Pilgrim, Sultan, ,Caet1li1a, Cauo-
pus: schrs. G. " Holt, Comet, Col A. B. vii
llama, T. Y. Aver5, Geo. GohIe, Clarahel, Wings
Of the Wind, Plow Boy, Ssz, San Jaeinto, G. G.
Gr1Ewo1d, Poland, Il. Drake, Success, Mount Yer
non, seibold.
VESSELS PAssIsa TuaoUGH rHB WELLAsD Ca
RAL.-We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dort for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
! land Canal:
| Tsesss 0ouna FEST W1<re from. Ka<re to.
| Prop West, Montreal, Chicago,
Fsss<ls 9euna Eat. W<rffno Wasrs to,
, 1862-06-21

TEE H1GGlSs CAsE.-In the case Of Lieut.,
Higgins, now held in durance for violation Of
the rules Of war, nothing new has transpired,
and no new process has been served upon Col
Cameron
, 1862-06-21

Sales OF Western Produce In II. z.
During the week ending June IS, the Gales OF
produce In New York embraced 89,631 btls west
ern -four, 100 brls. corn meal, 196 900 bu wheat,
and seg. 600 bu. cozn.
, 1862-06-21

EATS IND CArs.-Thos. 3. motifs e Co.,
at the sign Of the big polar bear, No. 10Y Ran
dolph street, have been making considerable
Improvements on their premises, and have On
har q large and varied assortment Of gentle
mems head coverings, both silk hats, soft hats
and caps. They have just received some very
handsome styles Of ounce hats In Light colors
forsummer wear, to which they invite particu-
lar attention, as well as to their stock OF boys
soft straw hats and chlldren's fancy hats and
caps. They have bnt one price, aud that as
low as any in the market, and their ii Is to
achie@ SIS high reputation in the hat and cap
line, as they have already secured as fafsiers.
, 1862-06-21

PASTORAL CA1L.-We learn that Prof David
Swing, Of Miami College, Oxford, Ohio, has
received call from the North Presbyterian
Church Of this city, to become their pastor.
, 1862-06-21

Dr.. JEwEr1's AProrTAEs1s- Sunday,
June sd, Monday, Esd, St. Charles; Tuesday,
Geneva; Wednesday, 25th, and Thursday, 26th,
Sycamore; and Friday, 9Th, Lana
, 1862-06-21

MEApH1s PAPERs.-McNslly s. Co., 81 Dear-
born street, have received the Memphis Daily
dtyus Of late dates.
, 1862-06-21

The receipts for the week have been light, owing
to the breaks at Fulton and Little Fails. These,
however, were yesterday repaired and last even
Ing the boats commenced moving slowly. During
the ensuing week, Or IS coon Al boats arc enabled
TO reach here from beyond the cause Of detention,
there will be a fair supply Of Western and North
moderately large. Henlock and spruce have come
in freely from the champlain canal. The general
aeeortment In market, though somewhat broken,
is fAtr, and will be speedily replenished by an au-
pie supply which ID expected during the coming
week now In transit and detained beyond the te-
cent breaks in the Erie Canal
:. The eales to the East have been actiTe during
the week and Tar chipping for pines. henalock sc.
A better demand has also existed for white wood
ard hard woods Il u showing that furniture nau,
utscturere are at work again
The shipments have been very large, ald there iB
sti}l 8 scarcity Of vessels for Eastern ports.
The receipts by the Erie and Ehamp1ain canals,
during the second week In June, In the years
named, we're as follows:
sesssss Ressas "a T. sh&ase' & r'a9sr ss' Sizes e.
1872 .1z 'S45,&a ssie J. IS s 4,si ,ioe
,s5s ST. Sta;Sss Ssi;'ies isss 2se 5s4@o 5sia 5aS
week chow an excess over those Of the corres-
pending period OF last year equal to 9476 80a feet
dim untion in shingles Of 564 N, and On increase
The receipts By the Erie and Charnplaln canals,
f:om the opening Of navigation to June 18th, IN
the years named, were as follows:
sees1{'sa BosFas and & shtgEles' Timber, Slaves,
1seo.. s:7ls!'sS T. ,seae ,s55s s s aeosss47 e.
iSsa ssl g! sas $s5s s:a Il s55s 25s
Six weeks of canal navigation shepq an excess in
tie receipts Of boards and aas.ntng oyer laet year
SO 1bs The receipts Of boards and ecautling dur.
Ing the zane period IN 1860, are largely In excess
Of this season, but then the traffic wa5 uninter-
rupted with the South, which WAS not the case LAST
| epAErN.
, 1862-06-21

To RETUaS.-G. L. Whittier. Co. 4, CHI
cato Light ARTILLERY, will return Monday
morning. Those wishing letters or papers
takcn to "the boys" can leave them at No.
liz Lake street, before Sunday light
, 1862-06-21

w 4 n 7 E D-Enployment foz
~ American. English Irish Scotch, German and
salored servants with good city refeEeeces 1t tRz
leItsdelphia intelligence Office No 10 Sonth Clarx
street, between AoErAe and Madtton steeess Coun-
u4 oldeEe pnnctuaIly attended to- Pen Dce 3o1 1ssg
4hS. D. PAATT n ar1enuancp. teA+ks3ly
, 1862-06-21
The Floating Elevator Foss,

TIC 6uH610 EIpFeS3 ct yesterday Gays:
. The arrivl Of large feet during the lsst 4s
hou1s has given fn11 employment to al the cleva-
tors, including the Foss which latter transferred
two eargces Of abont q, ,ooe bu. each, yesterdsy.
ana when her machinery is in working order, she
can transfer from 40, 600 to $1,000 bu. daily.
, 1862-06-21

Received, 1855 bu. wheat, Is, ~ bu. corn- The
Blade PORTS the whest market weak, with sales
OF IL s. red at $1.a0. Corn, SIC. Freights, 715@
T15c for whe At and 7H171c for com to OsEego.
, 1862-06-21
4nouse FURNISHING.
Great CARPET HALL
Q b
H0lliSter g. Wilkins,
1856 1871 I4AKE STREET l35 4 ls7
[Ur.STA1Rs,1
The Rest Goods at Low Prices.
OF, CT, rs q,

Of these He oHe1 lsrxe and unrtEnlled sss91tnent
either rega.ds quality gy!e Price E1g1sa @ ana
ehaM yards and TWO yards vide At prices from @see
on Cloths twelve feet eighteen fee. and tEent5four
feet vide at prices from four 10 ten aaugs per yat
AeoTsble Oil Cloths in patternA and BY tbs yard and
Stair On ClothA In crest T811ety.
, 1862-06-21

baltimore Provision market-June g
The AtneTican reports the market dull and lower
Western mess pork, $1lO0@11.25. Extra mess
beef, SIG 50. Lard. 84@s5zc in bills and tcs.
, 1862-06-21
Dr1e Gun18.

i ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
l. from SHERIFF SALES justreceived At ROTLEH
Cheap Stose which will be eoId great sacrifice We
now ohc1tng The greatest bstgains ever oAered In
, 1862-06-21

burg. No. T2-Ffancts Gardner vB j. " Collins:
ri nax es 70 GSjns S st a. me
argument and Iustructio ejury retired. etc. ag1ee-
ment to eign and seal verdict and diaperse.. Ma:
Sanss Rsaaa e. SI e ~ ed aaERRed
g. d. fsndants' costs to October term nefEafteen
days et & 90 perday 70 BE paid the p plaintiff bY
W erva. 4. Laney. Dismissed By argument aled-
2sSss Ms$st5 ss4 : s,s . s.
73l-Cha1les A. Mathez u. A. R. Wing ct al; as-
sunpsit.. Leave to defendant to file notice With
s1as ae t1a by 1sa
Adams ct 81. rs. The Chicago s. Rock Island r R.
CO. aseumpeit. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
carver ct Al; assumpsit. Suit dismissed At
plaintiffs cost.
W For the best. cheapest and most fashionable
Hoop Skirts and Corsets, 60 to the New York and
Illinois Hoop Skirt mandatory, 70 South Clark
street, opposite the Court House, and Is Lakest..
Marine Bank building.
~ Deafness and Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
successfully treated By DR.. j. B. Walker, 0cultst
and Auriet, 1T South Clark street, Chicago. Je26t
Widows Declaration fol Bounty Money! and
Arrears.
Widows Declaration for Hslfpay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
rears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Meney and Ar
rears.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
suEgeons' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Sent By mail, post paid, at seventy fire cents
per qRire. Address
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois,
Great closing ont sale Of Paper Hangings, at
T. E. Rgby's, So Randolph street. ie3-Im
, 1862-06-21

a1a - -. ~ ~.,5, Wv 6oeo' - 1AAe' - ~ 49,
eoAs4os4 1s..ss. $50 ~ ~ 49, 49, ...
9a.n 1eu eenooi g'Fe' OIL '3''A0D ~ ''''' Wy -
"~s Ao'1'
MEnpHs sPAPERs.-McNslly & Co., 81 Desr-
"o's0' "
PASTORAL CA1L.-We learn that Prof David
Swing, Of Miami College, Oxford, Ohio, hiss
received . call from the North Presbyterian
~auaeo " LILLE ~4's' ~ o-~011A~ s1~~NA fS"-'"t'
nR- JEwErr's Appo1sTHEsrs.-Su Sunday,
Time a2d Monday. 23d. St. Charles: Tuesday,
Geneva; Wednesday, 25th, and Thursday, 26th,
Sycamore; and Friday, 9th, Lane.
prpaor.r.-John Wentworth. late q well
Known citizen nj Chicago, hss retired to pri-
-,tt 1ifa ~ the a., ,,n,it and will hereafter de-
~o+a ~ a.toat;on exclusire1y to agricultural
,a-e.,;ta ~'1'
-rh. notooranh A1hun has now be-
ua1,o family necessftv. Those who are In
aearcb of superb ones, at the lowest prices,
-rov1d IA vcll to call at Hesler'g Gallery. liz
1sra s+-ea+
uorrv r.urprrs-not mt for bonsa
+h,ar.e f,,a of these eoc;al avi1a 'enteroa tha
ho1se If Mrs. M,ers M. q, TAYLOR street.
Yesterday. and sto1e a valuable dress. q hair
chain md a nsir OF caiters.
rr u,r,,xs T.er-Tn the caaa IF T3put
1J;co5ns noxp held in 1nrance for violation of
tbe Tn1rs of war. nothing new has trausp1red,
and M new nrocess has been served upon Col
~" '
-,
.rer4jsemcDts.s for his t'self-seWer" for all
sewing MACHINES. It is highly recommended
hv the sewing machine men, and Others that
have used it.
--
To RETURs--4. L. "nltt1ef. 70. a. cnt-
morn,np- Those wishing letters or papers
taken to athe boys," can leave them at No.
ia 1skc street. before SUNDAY night
-- -.
Now is the time Il you would buy boots
and shoes ut Less than han the regular pFlce.
4dolph street, for these goods must be closed
aeALoEpA sl'io' 'u'eo .es4o y. -
named aftnar bake1' WHOSE pa'en1s 'esiae VI
washington near nalsEeo s.feet' "ae s'.aluei - -
nine of q boiling tea-kettle,
LEE CocsSF5 o1E.-~1ue re'ufns 'fon
took county art no" ih' @no fe7ei' as iol
lows:
AgaHnes g
Majority In County 76
----
Loss OF 4 BRACELET AND LochET.-far
tlcular attention is called to the advertisement
Of the loss OF bracelet and lockee. They at
nementoes nlga'y pta1eo ny LIE o"ne1a aa
returning them to this office.
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ns,.,a- " r. -. d. 1.ia.a ~
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tsyu:,eaa,, rt,a.-h-io. r. f-,,4 a1aa.,
o -. e - ss 11,. =,
-:N.Ns~ - -;
~,
- a1.A-. ~ - 49, '1e'. 1Ta.." ,r
neaf - e'<Atsu, ~ sn's eue sssslue'o "este'n ~
p7 *no ~, ~ 1 49, ,,.t, s 80 oo0 " 81 ~.
.aa ~ '.~ ,'N No1 wv
w. saeua 4.sn 0..oun' tnsNa '0'n sns'n'
o'eAnAA's eoS' sne -. VI w.
SrBwBEBnns,-Ws have received fro
Samuel Barber, No. s Custom House Row,
tan;o, f.on, tha a,~aa,s - : n r,bb
r-,
, 1862-06-21

H For cleaning and dying gentleman'a clothes
go to Cook d Mclean, SO Dearbornatreet. This
Old established houRe do better and cheaper work
than auy Ia the city. chilly
, 1862-06-21

PEasoNA1.-John Wentworth, late well
known citizen OF Chicago, has retired to prl-
rate life at the Summit, and will hereafter de-
vote 11ia attention exclusively to agricultural
pursuits
, 1862-06-21

Wool at AIbany--1une Is.
The Journal reports sales Of s. 900 ns. ut 36Atac.
The new clip WEE coming In more freely.
, 1862-06-21

The grain trade has been characterized BY more
eteadinees this week; the decline in the value Of
wheat has not made further progress, and the pro-
prices the came as at the close OF Last week, while
4 few chow eome e1ight tendency to improvement.
We have had more active business doing here.
barrel -four having experienced good inquiry at
extreme ratest while indian corn has been sold -;
an improvement Of 3d96o q n.cartes,
The Gazette returns Of wheat for the week end,
ing May 24th, were 5e5. .153 quarters.
The London Economist giTes the Imperial ave.
rat,e of wheat thne:
, 1862-06-21
D1 ED.

At New Lisbon, Wis, REUBEN TR0wBRIDGE,
aged s1 years.
Funeral at the residence of his son. Alvin Trow-
bridge. 7 South Morgan strctt st O'Clock Saturday,
2lst inst Friends are invited to attend
, 1862-06-21

- Sec BarDum's notice among 'sneT ad-
7ertissmcnts,n for his tsself:sewer" for all
sewing machines. It is highly recommended
by the sewing machine men, and Others that
have uEed it.
, 1862-06-21
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. June a1
stmr Baltic, Averi1l, Buffalo. wv
strnr Comet, cnaa,s Pabst, Two Rivers. ii bras FISH,
Prop o5tsTa; q Warren, Muskegon, 1so n lumber,
Pzop Queen Of the Ltaes Carey, Buffalo. sund.iez.
Bark chcnsnge, WolVin, Buifsio. fios'9' 701''1'es'
Bark Naomi. Hall. Bofalo, rs tons coal
big aeh5tte19 M Ferris Green Bay. so1umber, 100
schr Spartan 2a Roberts Grand Haven, IS m lumber,
sehF T5s1fSspd 5e5 e IA hbekeFman Muskegon 70 n lu
schr Aloat3oss. Meyer, Aenonznee, 15o N lumber,
Senr Rand. MCKAY, SusEeson, iG' io6 n n 1unbee. IN %
schr Sped: Reid Grand River, 100 N shingles, 81
schr Union, Ulrich, Holland, 50 eds wood.
Sch SshI Maane, sherman oeouto, 13o N lumber
se5r Rses haya6 m nbep nn
Nm 1ath.
schr Theodore Perry. Trim, osweso. 1000 br1s
schr Bonnie Doom: Bartlett, Bay City, ,e2s N lunb.
schr Etpetimens, Dixie, South Haven, 30 m 1um-
schr Bonsteel. Culver, Muakegon, eds wood.
schr &c Cen, Enorech, Anskegon' LEO m shingles.
schr Y Harmon. Burke, Buffalo, 100 tons coal,
schr Eudire, Simmer. Saginaw, 21o u lumber
schr D 4 Martin, Trotter. Buffalo.
49AAeFt AAAAU.
scow Kewaxcum, Blodgctt. Muskegon, 100 N lam
Der.
scow Laurel, Patterson, Kalamazoo 70 N lumber.
CLEARED ...June 20.
St1nr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, sundzies.
Stmr Baltic, Averil, Buffalo, 80, ,010 bu oats.
Prop Galena, Steele, Buffalo, 10000 bu corr, 5000
hrla -four. ,00 pigs lead
Prop Neptune, Newman. Buffalo, 10000 bu corn,
500 bEe tour, 800 pigs lead.
f1op Oneida, HinCk1ey, Buffalo, $50 bu wheat, 35-
-1Hb Du 6StB, 1u1 bfiH Lard aDu fH1i1N. 3E1
hides, 30 tons lead.
Prop Queen Of the Lakes, CEaney. Buffalo, $500
bu wheat. 97. .000 bu oa,s. 401 b1ls -four,
Prop Union. Cooper. SaInia, TO- ao1 ba wheat, US
ba re. 1.t63 hr1s flour, 81 bales broom corr
1fs brls lard and tallow, 70 btls highwines
Psop Aeghany- Boynton, Sa1nia, l6, go bu wheat,
$40 ofls -four.
Prop Antelope, Butlin, Collingwood, 5,0A b.1s
nour. Fl bs1s lard and taltow.
hatk hotman, Hansen, Buffao Is 600 bn corn s 60
bu rYa.
Bark hen~nse. Wo!vtn Buffalo, 1880 bn corn.
Bark Naomi, Hall Buffalo, u. .0ot> bu corn,
Bark Jane Bel. McGraw. Buffalo. q 600 bu corn,
Brig Mary, Meyers. Buffalo, 1855 hu corp.
Brig He1tenstetn. Ferris, Green Hay.
Schr Hell }igo1and, Ackermsn. Muskecpnx
| Scht q Rand. Mckay, MusEegpn.
schr Abat1net, Mu&r, Menoninee.
scAr htrlHind. Nelson, CentreYfQe.
| schr Spartan, Roberts, Grand Haven.
| Schr Albany. Smith, Grand Haven.
! Schr Speed, Reed. Grand Haven.
J schr Union. Ulrtch, Holland
| SGhr ElVa, Sinclair. White Lake.
| s<hr Jane 1ouisa, DaTts, Grand ua4cu.
, 1862-06-21

RV0ETEa1I 1AaIREk@1sVH HU6 IB4
Breadstrffs gene rally dull aud prices unchanged.
Wheat, q. G. spring, at 9219ic adoat- Flour, No.
!, suEerdne, <4-5O. Polk dull and unchanged.
, 1862-06-21

W7ANTED-Employment for my
w aelf horse ind wagon. ID sons Gro 4T, Dry
Goods sforr Or any buoness Ehh1e honeat irtnstT
viii re appreciated. f4a84e a1d1e8a E.V.6oI sta5.
jes1sS1i3t
, 1862-06-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

# G-aan so2d TN store' Is su1ject to 2cstor-
age, 7uhteA is paid By As buyer, eEelusiue Of the
price paid for the grain to the ssler. When sale
Is n1ads, IN zctieh tbs seller pays The storu1s, Il u
quoted 81 free Of seoFage," 01 ". 0. b."
, 1862-06-21

FR1pAr EVENING June 20, 1s61.
REcKPTs FoR LAST TWESTT-FoGR HouRa.
KInnr fFhes+ Co+n n+.. E9vm RAJ
, 1862-06-21

New York Hide 1Xarket-June Is,
Hides little drmer, With some speculative In
quiry. The GALES include a,ao0 Buenos Ayres at
&c, net cash, and ,0 Rio Grande kios On private
terms.
, 1862-06-21
HoGs-Receiyed. 1910. The market today vi

rs follows: 79 eheep, ayerasing 106 ns, at $500
90 averaging 101 Ms, on PIT.
The Inspection OF Flour In Chicago.
On and after the tst Of July tho following In
shuctions BY the Board of Trade Inspection Com
mittee to Messrs. Da1es and Creighton, -four IN
epecto1s Of this city, viii take effect:
1et,-The brand Of inspection must state the
month In which the -four WAS inapecfed.
2d.-No foua Of condition Is to be brsnded.
albany lots OF flour that, by ordinary cooper
age, cannot be put in good shipping o:der-a Ger
tfdeste Of inspection TO be granted accordingly.
s'sne Auap 81 pGn MelzxsAs foR@tse faspeeslea of
Wool In Michigan.
At Monroe OG3 1os Of the new clip have been
received aud sold at 35G35c for COARSE and saG4sc
for fine. At Jackson only shout 5000 lbs have been
received and sold at a5G44c. At Cold~ater the
receipts hare been liberal sud prices ruled from
3cG4Sc.
Salt Inspection.
From the Syracuse JoutuAl.1
The quantity Of salt inspected On the onondaga
Salt Springs 9 Pc Reservation, for the week ending
bush
At s5racuse, District No. 1................ 1851
At oallla, --.-..-..-....- 147us3
| At Geddes, ;" 1 .-........... 45M
1otal.......~:......................2 Total. 81, ,5s1
The whole quantity Of salt inspected on
the Onondaga Salt Springs Reservation.
The Woe apo1n1 10 Sa19 ID a ia
came time Last year ar-..--.--...--.-s.-.-- s756s
Increase over Last year..-.......".... sd 80
, 1862-06-21

- The Photograph Album has now be-
come family necessity. Those who are In
search Of superb ones, at the lowest prices,
would do we'll to call at Hesler's Gallery, LIS
Lake street.
, 1862-06-21
MhTq[DGS AND RDG&.

Cocoa H3ttluXs for Off :eR Churches, est1oues, &C.
y al @1dfha rom onAhAN 70 two ysf9a vide; Canton
quarter and ans, abaf Sa1ds wsde oea!c Velyes
4ruuels and Trfted Rugs Cocea Jq:e II nlllar Btnsh
, 1862-06-21

Great closing ont sale Of Paper Hangings, at
T. E. Hgby's, So Randolph street. ie3-1m
, 1862-06-21


From the Syracuse JoutuAl.1
The quantity Of salt inspected On the Duondaea
sa1t Springs Reservation, for the week eadi1e
June IA, 1861, is as follows:
, 1862-06-21

B Memphis papers Of the latest dates,
fresh supplies Of Browrlow's book, Phin's
Open Air Grape Culture, and Dr.. Leib's Per-
eoDa1 Sketches, have been received By John r.
Walsh, corner Of Madieon street and Custom
House Place,
, 1862-06-21

- We would call the attention Of our
farming friends to the advertisement of '.Lei-
cester Sheep By Mr. Thomas Richardson, In
another column Of OUT paper. These sheep
are OF pure blood, are celebrated for the quail
1ty and weight OF their fleece, and we learn
that three Of our citizens owning farms in this
vicinity, have ordered from this flock, to ar
rive in July.
, 1862-06-21

TIE GREAT READ Outflow about those
twenty-five Democrats read ont Of the Demo-
cratic party ey the Secession Organ? Wouldn't
the S. o. like to read out few more? # we
know ourselves, and We are inclined to think
upon this occasion that We do, VIC think their
stock is about par.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22
d. Louie NOM.


ST.. LoUIs, Feb. 20.-Dispatches we're received
to-day 70 hurry lspsirs on the gun boat Lex.
iDgton, and intinaslng that the evacuation Of
Columbus was the cause for extra haste.
It appears that sitter oil, very few wounded
from the Fort Donelson dght will come here.
The Sanitary Commission sends it, President.
james E. Yeatmsn, down the river this evening
With extra hospital supplies, contributed under
supposition that the wounded were coming
here early this morning.
Tho steamers White CLOUD, Empress and EN-.
ma Duncan, arrived here with three thousand
prisoners from Fl Donelson. They landed ct
Bloody Island and, leave Immediately for Indian.
apolis and Chicago. They come under guard Of
the Goth Ohio and the ieih Illinois, Thew are
shabby lot Of prisoners, no better clothed than
the butternut prisoners who have been taken IN
The following named prisoners Of war arrived
last night BY the Pacific Railroad from eedalis
IN custody Of Capt Tompktn's 9th Iowa infant.
y: Drigadier Gsuesal Price, Colonel Dorsey,
Col Oross and Captain lad, Of Nsj. Gen. Prics's
staff; also, q. ]. Cunningham, Stephen =.
Roberta, L. D. Sloes, Daniel O. Rodmsn, Har.
man Smith. franklin Nots, VIM. Rannsy, b. 4.
Massey, and @. ]. Boss.
Gen. Hallsck has oommuted The sentsnes Of
ths bridge burners, and ordered - follows:-
IN consideration OF recent victories won By Fed.
sral forces, and q rapidly increasing loyalty q
their duty q thsk aag and country, sentence
n. anith, 8. Scott, q. b. cunniushau, ?. 3.
OroVdsr, and g. \. Pullian, herstolofe con.
demnsd 70 death. b peovisiooally nlueaAsd
| 10 cloee eonAnement In ths military psiaon C
Alton. n sshel episs again destroy Railroad
brideoo and telegraph lines end thuo ron6oe L
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MARKETS.

BURLINGTON, Friday ,. Y.
Weather moderate sleigbng fair-busineis
and everything else thrown in the shade by the
war news.
SUGAR-s@l0S crushed, III refined
white lie; clarified ll}c.
COFFEE-2l@221c.
H0LAsSES-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 46; Syr.
ap, 90; kegs. Is 90. Sorghum, se@s0c
NAILS-Ass, IS 1904.
RCE-9@l0c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new a 80.
BROOAS-Sl 95@l so per dozen.
FLOUR-Wholesal A,b0 to $500; Spring
wREAT-sprins. 5soSs; Winter soosS firm.
CORN-l2}@l5c
RYE-20@S2c.
BEANS-60@7sc per bush.
POTATOES-25c@s cc per bush.
OATS-l2}
BUTTER-8@ec.
EGGS-s@l0c.
CHICKENs-7sc@sl 90 per dog.
ONIONS-26 to SOC.
HAY-Timothy, 37@ss.
WOODS 50@es 90.
HIDEs-Green, 40; Dry Flint lo@llc (;
Green Sailed &C.
SHEEP PELTS-8s05o.
WHISKEY-ls@22c.
LARD-5@sc per b in Dbl
APPLES-80@40c
DRIED APPLES-6@7c per b.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl,oO TO el.25 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-l6@2Sc q
buShel. No sale.
GLOVER SEEDS oo@s IS
FLAX sEED-el@sl 20.
CORN HEAL-20c per bush.
BACON-Hams 4@ec; shoulders 2@s cents
sides 1850.
RAGS-1}c per d.
TURKEYS-S0A cts.
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yolsasss MoyRos, Feb. IA Asg Of truce
carried several passsngefs toNorfolk this morn.
ine, but brought nosnsws bsck.
BuyneldS6 forces Still oeoupled Edeutou. and
bad thrown ont picksts some ok or eight mllsa
No mention d made Of any furthsr advance.
yonfnsss MoxloS, Feb. le.-No further Cd.
vance had besn made By Cen. Dsrnoideo. nor
was any imnsdiately expsctsd.
Tie gunhsals bed returned from Ilisabeth
City. IN ~ beet wesesas anchor a. Roanoke
JslGnd. y. ~ 4 3
An Immense amount 81 tsophise had beep
captured, including the splendid etaie az &
NORTH Caroline, worked 81 D. laaIoe AZ Shat
oeaia ~. quantities u astiqseto1 asna
Cd oeseer1. 90 !0o selee ys1eeal $3.50.
- ~ ezyeeted beuSly y aastys g old ~
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Washington News.

WAsIIHo7ox, Feb. 20.-Numerous applics.
tons continue to DO made for permission to
trade 1t the several captured points on the
Southern coast. None of them have been
granted.
Information has been received here thst the
iron.clad gunboat On the Erickson plan Il thus
far satisfactofy TO the Official Inspectors A
trial trip TO Fortress Monroe 10 contemplated
The President's SON, William, aged II years,
u 10 I'll - to preclude the possibility Of recoy,
cry.
A very large number Of Army and Volunteer
appointments were confirmed, including Cap.
tain.. LieutepsntA Adjutsnts, Surgeons Assist
ant Surgeons, &c..
The promotien II General Grant to the Major
Generalship, glvss him superior command to
Brigsdier Gen. Busll n the same department.
The Secretary OF State, says bs sees indica.
tons Of . satisfactory reaction in favor Of the
United Statse 4 Great Britain, a we'll - on the
contiueut.