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, 1862-05-30

lCdF1efpondeaoe Phlladelph1a Inquirer, sd ]
Two eontrabaoda, es have already tele-
graphed you, arrived at the headquarters Of
General B*yasa yesterday. They came direct
from the camp Of the rebel General. Charles
". Fields, The. negrpee IRE very Intelligent
and gave many interesting items ia refsrsnco 70
oncanped about, eight miles from here. His
forces consist at Is 1000 infantry, 1900 cavalry
under tho oomnan& of Colon1 Fitxnugh
nsuded b. Captain Y a1ker. 'Tqa troops psin-
:cfpsily eonslsts OF North Q1roliaiaaa and Tr-
saso,. .an.AlabataArKlmsss:v ~. s:vlth General Ftslds,
bat theiz term II ealst1aa1s: -hayaa9 ;ex-
, 1862-05-30
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
HIlfTARN fHSTRUcTEnH AAn aa[lt-

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
~ open IT MPsima5y Asademlc and Golleg1ate couEaes
tesche!s. thorough appolntneats and excellent appl
sGcca both reRnsI and scientific courses the finest
attraEtive grounds fine GYMNASIUM, and many Other
advantages should claim the attention parenta
@ EAETnr 4sn R1FLx TAcTIos. swoRD. BAYoNEF Aap
DRILL, under an officer Of United 5satc1 Army Stu
dshts dress = 1nio5n TKHxsTfl5s per school yess
tuition ln every department. E1cellent accnlnnoda
tons for so boArdeEa under the same rocf With and
The constant Of the teachers Address for Cir
larhD- 8. COVERT. PreMdent Fulton, III fe2+ns53n
, 1862-05-30
4harn Kubbfr Urug8.
GEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.


hAEEfAoTUED UNDER RdaaB &G0oDXEAZ'aPETIaE.
This Truss Is having success In curing Hernia or
Rupture before unknown In the history OF Trussea,
Unlike ALL others ever qaed In the following respeca:
= WILL hKv1k RgsT; Che spring being coated with
Hard Rubber rendering lmpersious to moisture or
:a oR n1Is75E AZ WILL NOT aLR oE xo1x KRo4 RlAoa.
FlITKY, aud Is alws39 CL8AE AID As GOOD AZ 1Ew.
1hsJ have been used By 1900 persons IN this city
md surrounding country, within the past two Yeara
a9d ~ 3 ba,e nsvsr lseq Gvs s4tsfaeton ~ case
CURED in this city Of thirty standing, which ara
yell known to some Of the most eminent Surgeons Ia
he only reliable Truss at fer use Dr.. sesley having
9aa 9a, many 5san experience T. re eppncanoa aqd
every epsst 70 bs y lepfe:entsd q he sans Truss
Quirel am daily receiving orders for this Iu3tru-
ment from al sections OF the Northwest and csn safely
othe1 T5nsss @ n nss Parsons wsntpg III InstEunens
lieuof Rupture to DE- j. B sBELKT, 126 South tltrk
street Chicago ~ sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
to whom I'll orders mutt be addressed Pamphlet sent
oB receipt of stamp. P. O. Boz 4s55 Au1T61-TcTs1y
, 1862-05-30

tB The spring Of 1862, following the great
freshet, Is 8 memorably profitable one for
Connecticut river fishermen, as the shad hare
been very fat and nice, as well as numerous.
From 12,000 to 1900 is the average daily
haul at saybrook, and 1000 to 5000 Is the
range at nearly al the towns along the river
to Holyoke, where the great dam stops the
progress Of the fish up the river They are
retailing in the local markets at twenty to
thirty -fye cents apiece.
, 1862-05-30

IT. c. -ROsIN, Pattern Making of
Ill . &1e1y ssa1puoa.;
r 80, - AND MuDH. MAKING,
! Ho. ~ sdat1 wasknEsaa ztzoa< CAtxso. H.
, 1862-05-30

~ More agents wanted. to whom liberal Induce
merts VIII be offered Address as above, with refer
cncCe, enclosing stamp. my21.r5SSIE
, 1862-05-30

EXTENSIVE NAIL ROBBERY IN AUsrR1A.-A
carrier in the port Office Of Vienna has been
detected IN stealing letters. No less than
62,72o, unopened, we're found at his lodgings.
he Was afraid to bum them up, lest the smoke
and smell should attract attention. Among
the complieations cleared up by the discovery
Of these missing letters, is one involving the
inheritance Of three orphans. Kal1ab, the
guilty carrier, had been engaged IN this work
over two yeaft
, 1862-05-30
An Incident Of the Battle ofthe Forts,

lEEtlA lnE ~. 1. LFt0lu1 103L.t
Capt. Boggs, Of the Varuna, tells story Of
, brave boy who was on board his vessel dur
ing the hombardment Of tho forta on the
Mississippi River. The lad, who answers to
the name of Oscar, is but thirteen years Of
age, but he has an old head on his shoulders.
and is alert and energetic. During the hot-
test of.rhc fire he was busl1y engaged il pass
ing ammunition to the gunners, aud narrowly
escaped death when one Of the terrific broad
sides Of the Varuna's rrbcl antagonist was
poured In. Covered with dirt and btgrimed
with powder, he was met by Captain Boggs,
who asked swhere he WA going In auc6 :
hurry I" ITO get passinE-boI, sir; the
other one was smashed BY ball!'' And 90,
throughout the fight. tho brave lad held his
place and did his duty.
When the Varuna went down Captain BoySs
missed his boy, and thought he was among
the victims of. tho battle. Bnt foH minutes
Afterwards be saw the I'D gallantly SWIMMING
towards the wreck. ClAmberiag On board OF
Captain Boggs' boat, be tbrew his hand up to
his forehead, giving the usual salute, ard
utterirg only the words. '.All right. sir! I
report myself on board" passed cooliy to his
station. So young lad so brave and cosl ia
danger will make himself known IL Year, 70
over his head.
, 1862-05-30
4 Kentucky Court and Bar Under
Arrest.

ltfom the NASHVILLE Union.
The Uniontown (Ky.) Mws, rebel organ,
makes the following statement, which
looks as if the authorities we're treat
Ing rebel sympathizsrs properly in our
sister State The Ncaos, Of course. ike
our rebels, thinks st6uch proceediug
calculated [YaDkeelsn] to effect no good,"
etc. Rebels ought not to be 'tharras8ed " by
being required 10 be loyal, as it only tends to
"irrltate" them. Let them be irritated and
harrassed, too, il they arc so outraged At the
oath Of loyalty, and let them al bs expelled
fTom office, especially Judicial Offices Tho
Bench is no place for rebels. Judge Fowler
Is the father of the notorious Gus. Fowler Of
Paducah; and II he caunot "lnix up fu the
var enough to declare his loyalty, let him be
On last Tuesday strong party Of Federal ca7alz
n arrived at Marion, Crilienden county, where
Judge Fowler was holding Circuit Court. and tho
ens er qSss IN ID demanded len %e thst tho 5ads
take an oath to be administered by him.
On learning the nature Of the oath. tho
nSEs ind es sad that M r.
aso, declined for the same On their refusal
they were MI arrested and required to give bond
IN $lo.0 600 each, to be present in Paduca6 in fo
days, to attend the United -States Court, to
at whose inetigation. thess & swearing" parttes M
are sent over the country we have not yet learned
calculated to effect possible good to Govern
ment- Judge Fowler is Known to be 4 con-
tervstivs and abiding gentleman and
be mixed mp IN the dep1orable civil war that now
raget IN our country. 1t s all well enough to put
the cath to be1ligerente. but We think # rather
Tic discharge thsil oeai nd ao4esic pur.
tuIte, and harrass them by unnecessary require
Nente. If the safety Of our Republic required
We think this system will have tendency to ir1-
tate nauy who desire to see the Union perpetuated.
, 1862-05-30
l., CORNELL l. Co.'s
= Sewing Machines.

TtHnrt Fa31's Patent. = N6coxA 4 Gioe1 F1te1t
Empka paee1k
AZ eswtnE Aacaines T. m4Iks! ma1e oas g @osnss
Lock stttcA, (ttom two common spooh}: Lock O.
Shuttle Stitch, {al1ke both sdes} A. experience
1Ivx 1IARa II The huRineas and practical knoN1edEe
Of ever Sewing Machine uf any standing. fuzzy waA1t
IN s3ytn& that re have by ST. the be slest n9s
6TIICHES. No caa dea3 thss eech satca b Eood
when well made md that eAch u ttx plaee nsetee4
q. kat1 unpssud,ce4 knoxiedEe q shs 1sa1 ns,s
privilege of exchanging Different +es viii suit III
parues whatever they Al1h 70 asH. Oar Heavy M4na-
nctpiinK Lock Stitch {AaIEe OF both Mdes) MAc11he1
efe q iitEe md heavy a. ;fnxerA Htl3e they Eu1
uKhiez fasteg snd 3ta 1ezs than o1ete1ta hofse
md Ve FzE: Sewing Machine: by r. wsek os month.
n or1ef r K1ed our Circulars befoFe Tnzu1 aafr&.
Sezd 1tAmp foF akxn1ias AHd Etcu1at Or call aad
zee Ihem 1t ...
-1Aainee L. CORNELL 4 CO Ear = Chicago, IL
, 1862-05-30
LIVE STOCK.

faroverx nd Taznszz WI Rad kAH IA Aaoe7 a6YeA,
tazeons route ior Lire 6tGchf Ca2aclol Tat6s, WI
WStts1,d ead supplied N1fA afeY cuuren4e5arn hkEE
secn oped t6lx I.ne xud lts connections. t1a eveSs
xtrcpton IN paid % their wann. From H1zr14su101,
1tere vii he found every for feeinS
RESTING, : choice = offered Of the FHIADEIFHIG
EEW T0RK And BALTIMORE N aRKKT8 This w:
also b found The anotse1s qtckest md mnet d!xsN
Foute Tor Stock 70 Ee1 Yofk-{vta- ;Alaah9WzEaxs
W1tA teWer changes GnAn tay otter,
ENQGH 1KW1E< Gent SUIT AleasH7s ~
L L H0QPT. Gea1 Ttckk4 Agent Philxdolphtz.
AAoU6TOat aNa1 Rsea&6s Axuak PtHesa111Ez
, 1862-05-30
DUBLIC NOTICE IS BEREBY

NTT3JT Tf1 T7T.1TTr TC
#~ObA4V Nol1IEA 10 .OEIEkGb1 1
l. GIVEN that will ss11 on the llth Day Of June
next 1t my Office, NO 81 Washington street ut tho
hour Of 10 oclocs A. M nv right title and lnterest d.
rived under decd of aseIpuFacrt !or The beueat Of
c1cdltorR made By T. B. r.s{rer to me july '9th I8tI
70 The follow X ta pieces and ps Gels 81 nds Wiz
Improvements thereon. ytz: S''
1st Assess.fs Subdivision OF g. A,B &, i Aectoa N
townsh- p 81 range u east.
I'd LoI / il Bock IL, with house theron IN tewu Of
AcLeaa, Mclean county, Illinois
81 Lot S IN :slock win house thereon in toHu Of
Caledonia Boon county. 1lliaols o. which l. mort
ia. The S. ". of T. ". 4 Section I. town 81. n
range, Il East 10 acres IN Ksnkakeeyo on Thica Is
1roSTfeao. fnr ehcnt S5sa "-N-1'-.~ y" . -
Sth Sab Ltt s Of 1oJ In Block 49, and sub lot il Of
1nf 4 in H1ncf II tn cirF 81 fa1rna III ~ N " \
I'll. Lois 2S. s.; ord = II tow q Lake Forest
$50 oai1 II aaMo ttma M njscs e ~.
4. ~ u, sr ~ at 81 @ s M III ~ ao4 ~ sod ~ Az IL
or TaT ,sst ""Ao" N0@' n'< s3HER al EsFTHR uA1
VI ha5 4Aee As1fGnae ofT 4 Eaq+.sr
Chicsgo May 11&a 1fez, M .9fS4im
-E.CuTn.C c.In M.
MI ADJ LII > HAIE.-DtatG OF LII
no5a fountv of co,1r xs-sr,e-f,r f-onrt ,ff,ht
cern-In Chanrrryy Fdsnn Ee.th nnnT Tnbn 4 C:nriev
- Eoherf {; Rnnnr Edword Il Ter1rnn .n3 Thon..
tIrer... -.ol,s--rn ~ 7~- 1 ANo-
, 1862-05-30
1891 .-W1HATER ARRANGE,
At'O1a 7r HENT-
Michigan southern and Lake gaer

r RAIL r Q AD..
-: nhd tt&eT SUNDAY, Nay, Sd and uu.1 further
aodce hAtnH FIJI leave Uhsesgo ~ foioE1:
&HR tQKN luz EXFEEa8: ---:-..
7nA. H. daily {e1cepr Saudsy1 VI mi ss1eat~an
H2ad @ snansetEs s;s as E!kaaIt Nth t!st1n X
Mvela 1t 4G1tsu wita Eacs fsr JacEsnt 1t n H.
/. ling aoactqo NTH ,ts9tEFs ffqs ;AnarQs nd "a
:RsEH Ex9xxu: = T.. = .s;1 1:-.;A-
!; 4 aa3ly skxseg: Saturday, ~ O1d h1aks
fz,tns 4 as7t7s nom tse E.4s Il 1o:a 4. IL auduEn
Rn R5h RrsS n&i!sss7 Fss Nss Yaa&
:; 171udou1 new sleepirx Cosshea ~ 1iS ~ 49, n
improvements. run between ElcYeiaad and fhaesvs
N4RoRt EhAQEo nn:NiKhS Txztn1
Through Tickets caa BE- ohrainea :: DE co,uosniv.
Cdez, IS Czrk Ktce@ Under the sherman Resma cF "a
Geu1 Gupt- Toledo. O. 6nI Wexw~n ~ Az1
, 1862-05-30
Dtp Gnpp8.

r ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
~ from SHERIFF SALES JuztreceIved 1t BUYLEs
Chesp btore which win be sold at great 8acthce We
TIE CITY. LOOK At the u5laea.
, 1862-05-30
sEL1GHAN sCHLESIEHER Mortgages.
Qhfc3eo, MAJ Sd. I3A nayfx5<1na


r.. A z E STREET MILLS
Il For Coa.te and Fae Mil Feed on saytnlnk IN s4a
irg line = our mill Alt kmds q fourxs the low
STet Of able TO s!na re ar;icde oar9Ai1eS Etfs 81
pertor Mlrh1gsn ana III other ortesa solicited.
ty1G " %.
, 1862-05-30
SALF.-Publio no.

l.
N1 tee is hereby Etve1 that 8eligpAu SchlesngG
the Mortgages ii certain MoTt& Deed dated eep
tfEbtr 11h 1851 execrte1 By MnrrA Waller. {nts vie
tOlr ing uer+n) recorded In The Office OF tbs Re-
ccrder Of Cu3f t2iunIy IDt1otE tn Book S Of Hort
Eages Page s vii, by reason Of default By taa R4d
At1eT IN the payment Of the pro nissosy Bad
HortE1EB iaed. sell 1t public ancaon for cAAh
the hgAes 1cueE al the north door OF Court aous3
In he City Ct Chicago. County Of Cook Aforesaid
tbs 4sn dey june 1a6z. at tan o'cock IN tue fore
all o1 Lot sber n'Dc 49, n Book (9), in
A{eFeo4 suediytstsn q Blsck q 9usLot tn1Etsen
gan CanM; Euotls1dGn OF the weHr part OF a4ettoa
i've Oh IN TOWNSHIP ulrtJ u11e Cs9}, north Of Ra0Re
fDuEfrF t14 east ofthe TkFd P1ncpAi MeFidI4n sald
EubdlvigtoD ~ Myerhon recorded n taa o1ce Of
RecordeF adoTtsstd. IN Book - of Map1, FaEe S.
viii also IT the sa1e time and p4re u1uer 3Eezs
h 1Aid FSaEe tell any preFe1t remaining interest
q tho tsto Wa!eF IN And To the entA eases4y aAM OF
Let fearsern n:s ta Bick thirty 5arss 81 II Ogdsa5
Azd fronting m hslIWaukee areoua-
eEL1GHAN HCHLEdIEHaR AortEsges-
Qhicaeo. May Sd. 1seA =. nayff5<1m
GUARDIAN SALE OF PER-
~ soNAE EPEoPEETT,-Nostee, u ,s hereby hereby gtys7a t7a
that tie fifth day Of June next at 10 O'Clock A. ~
sta sell for cash. at public auction at the premises
70 be sold, the following Fersonal property to Nit
-Four Frame Two Story Dwelling Houses being Nos
1t9 and les Monroe street and the two 20 isea In
their rear upon the alley. JOHN JONES'
Chicago. Nay IL 1861. Guardian ofP. n. Bonner.
My1tTS<2+d
, 1862-05-30

HOME FOR RNYS

II VNEcI HVnlE FUR BUYS.
Il Thorough instruction IN AB1te horns IN delight
f0l superb Chicago for select lads who are
Pected to enter the school under twelve OF age
bat san remain n Indefinite time after tast age
refsrenGe to any one who may tnqure Address II. a.
NICHOLS Post Office Box l462 CnlcAso, ullols-
, 1862-05-30
pATENT BUCKwHEAT
r. ELOrR-Xanptacsuredby By =; -.

= ETA AWHRNt4E&l DH4HFAa4N7
M TCHIGA:N:MILLS.
N ~ VET best BuGkuheat Flour n ssa etfs-9see
Choioe GsznAm k1oot, run W1AtsE ~teat
: Ezncked Wheat, Gtesa nEn sWerk
White Whittier Wheat FioQr uS tn oe41 4n2li&-
- &XkFa Spftnk Wheat F3ouF
nnltxezed 70 eny pazt qf tha t4f7- !:
6ers-H4 R7R 9suta W&tse Hk19s&k -
, 1862-05-30

NJ RAr pnar,-euxH1K AK1A H9EN1NH.
: st -: ~. 1fitNQAF Nay IIt1 tHBk tyktz1 a0l
,aaye %eI,s sse1 peRqs :. aonas1s s3: -:
-. I1,sS % Gsie1A bunle41A Dub1Q1s. anA a7as9s
RGs4]..a soists. 20 T. r an4 - IL e gs99a.
e. CedsT B1ttA and taSEs 9o3Ms
~ Fl foz Ei5H Bslvtdefe Roex91d I'd tsss!aa:
= dsste PssscaSs1s d EeaoK so1 Isaesvaie :!@ s&a
e ~ A=M7aa 81 F. Z s.as 60 Ps1ff 81. e ~. =
~ EESeTfses sc7nfs SiU takB The 4a93. H &t&:
t:Na6aia9 cHsna ais11 ~ +.,li;r a., ssx..
r. n. WE'LL aA EA8@EW Axa0& = ,, u
, 1862-05-30

NHICAGO &: ROCK ISLAHE
" RAHRU1D.-CniAax u T1n-Wmn4 A.
{saGsz1sat xn4a1. Aox t7s& ~ 1 p!
eeass* Ts N,f11 F3re@ I ss1aa51 s1sapesa
u:E F. 4. joliet, Accommodatoa. M stnes5a FT*
81 2. H. Th1PuEhtjfAtN4 1x141o. IL H. H. WI e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-23

curly head coming down upon the trunk
which my father was chopping up, just
exactly beneath hia hafrhaf i That Tor.

curly head coming down upon the trunk
which my father was chopping up, just
exactly beneath his hatchet That ter
rible hatchet was at that very moment
descending with appalling force! II was
too late to prevent its fall. Down ii came,
hissing fearfuNyi uttered cry, and my
father fell down beside me. psisied with
terror ! Not having been able to hinder
the stroke, the horrible conviction seized
him that he was the murderer of his
child However, we soon recovered our
senfes My father then caught me up 10
his arms, and looked for the mortal wound
which he thought he had inflicted upon
me +; but he could not discover scrstch.
Then taking his axe, be detected few
hairs sticking to the blade, and, on look
ing into the great fssurc which he had
made In the tree, he perceived in it one of
hts child's silken curls, which the axe had
cut of almost with the precision of art.
What dcliverance 1t seemed as ii al
angel had turned aside the awful weapon
at the instant that il was DESCENDING
straight upon my head Nv father went
to his knees, and poured out his gratitude
TO the Aln,ighty-the took up the lock
of hair, and carried me home ia his arms,
Az long as he lived he preserved this lock,
IN memory Of Gods love and care. He
Iequcathed IL to me when he died and
! value it more highly and treasure il
with greater soIicitude than any thing
else which ! possess in the world
L'Evangeliste.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-23
BTevity In sunday schools.

Children soon became listless and wear,
u any exercise IN which they engage i,
tedious IN length. Superintendents ant
teachers in Sunday schools need alway.
to remember this fact, and be guided b,
1T. A teachers advice in the Banner o
the Convenant on this point:
"Be brief r Such was the pithy advice
OF greatly revered father in Israel, to bis
neophytes, when introducing them into
his pulpit. would fain whisper it in the
ears Of my fellow teachers. Make your
lessons short. Make your questions brief
Above all, make your prayers brief
You have only an hour for reciting les
sons, hearing catechism, reading and aues.
llon'ng. exhortation, singing, and devo-
tional exercises. If you pray fifteen
minutes, and if somebody addresses the
school fifteen minutes, what time il left
Tor other dutisss
listened last Sabbath, With great pain,
to prayer at the opening of school,
which could only be described by 1 word
coined by the Rhenish translatorr, Tonga
nimity. 1t was good prayer. and an
earnest one, and the oaerer remembered
every interest of the Church, from China
to the Potomac; but righ. in front Of me
was class of rovdy boys, without a
Teacher, trying 10 steal each Others caps.
and cut the buttons OF each Others
jackets, and the class behind that was
trading knives, and the infant class was
carrying on comparison Of mittens and
skating caps. Q, how / longed 10 pull
nAt brothers skirt and whisper in his
sar, stop, Would not 6se intelIgibIe
words-words carrying some meaning
known to the children--be a more ac-
ceptabls prayer from the Sabbath school,
than the fifteen minutes prayer, for things
which they could not possibly understand,
and had no thought Of asking,
Teachers, neUer erceed three miautcs In
your prayers. Every minute more is
only training the children to Journalism
and hypocrisy.
THE Lock OF HAIR.-nDo you sec
this heck Of hair p Eaidt IN old man to
me one day.
Eyes; whose is it / suppose it be-
4ongL 70 some beloved child Of yours,
now, perhaps, in heaven"
"Ah! you are wrong there. Those
halrs are my ovn--cut from my head
nearly seventy years ago"
.fYour own Why have you preserved
them With such care p
because they keep an extraordinary
inlerposition OF Providence ever fresh il,
my rccolleclions- Nothing teaches me so
much Of the goodness OF God as that lock
Of hair does. I'll tell you the story |
was about four years Of age, and my head
was covered with long, crrled locks, wh;ch
flowed down upon my checks, projecting
them against the wind and the sun. One
day my father went TO the wood to cut up
the trunk of tree, and took me with him.
| stood little behind him, and attentive
ly watched the rapid blows Of his great
axe upon tho block--eyery blow making
me shiyer from head to foot. After .
timsx-am amo two or three splinters CHANGED
to fall CLOSE to me. With childish eager
ness I'bend forward y pick them up, but.
in doing 70 slipped and fell my littls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-23

A RRlVALS AND DEPARTURES
AA or
RAILROAD TRAINS.

NoFthern Train ts1ses daily Sundays sxeeptsd) .,
-Aa A. aha arrives ~ 4 30 i,
V " easan Traie ieavss dsiy tsnndsyt exe@p,edl at
spo A. n and Soc P. m and strives al 1900 N, asd
ass9 y,
AsHAniiten Depot, Trains on the Wabash Valley
kAiireAdarrse daily, except Sands3s, ai4 o'cloci D.
m, and depart daily Sunday xeepied, sts3oa a. M
bnsses connect siihihis city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-23
6lOCI3t11G Cars
OK .fGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
E Baggage Cheeked Through. -
All Transfess Free

FIR E i GIFTS.
~ ihisrouie, Freights OF AL descriptions car bs
forwarded from Phlisdelphis, Asw YORK .Boeson IN
hatimore,to 70 or from ANY point on the Rsitrosds
81 Ohio, kcniuriy. tndisna. Illinois. wfecOusin.
lows or Nissontl. Ef EAILknAB DIRECT
The Pennsy Iyania Railroad atsn connect, II ptt..
burg vita st1 ansrs h, ~teA t.oas san be Tor
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, wisconsin Missis
sippi. AlsSouris kAns&ss ArkAnsas, and Rcd Kfyer
and q eteveIard, ssnuusk ky aud Ehicae 10 viii
era 70 Alt pofts on the North Western LaAes
Meffhaists and Shippers entrA sting The trausports
ttou Of their Fseightio tas Company ca rely wfta
confidence Oh lis speedy transit, rs 4
The Rates Of Freight
To and from any punt rrtise West Ds ths Pc navl
vAniA Lentrai kaiiroai, are al AlI iianes AS IA
voRABLE As AXE CHARGED BY oTIER RAIL
Road COMPANIES.
IT DO particular 20 marx packages, ..viA Psss.
CENTRAL X. nth
For FfsIght Contracts or Shipping Directions. APP
Ply 70 on address either 81 tbe oos ing agents efsAs
C,upauy. -
k.F. Sass, 81. Louis. Missouri.
u. D. siENA AhT Freight Agent, Pittsbursh.
CLAHkEG co. Transfer Agents, -
H. v, BkON a CO., Cincinnati %.
k.c. NELDRuM = CO., Madison Ind
J. y. MOORE. Louisville, KY.
W. AlkAAN CO., Evansville, Ind
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago, Iii
v. D. q s. l.. LANGLEY ,Gaiiipolis,
q. .B. NEAL. Parkcrsbarg, Va
HALL CO., Msrieiia, q.
5. PIERCE 4 Co., ,ZanesvilIeo
M'pOMtLLkM'CoLA. Portsmouth, %.
A'NkELY, Maysviiie, ky.
y. JOHNSON, kipley, o.
John TODD, ,CosingtoD, Ky.
q. L. HkATOk, Cleveland o..
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-18
NEW YORK HIARKET-Peb. ~.

FLOUR-market less doing, but generally with
out material change, and closing irm, with holders
refusing TO sell at inside quotations,
Sales $500 At S56O357 20 for superhne stats S5eO0
6,95 for extra atatei Sb609570 for supeno WESTERN
se,sogs'i9 fog commen g medium extra WESTERN
Ohioi S625d6.I5 for trade brands
OANADA FLOUh-Market steady and un-
changed. Sales 1900 bbs at Eb65a5,7O Tor guperdne;
S5,g5q96,75 tori common 60 choice extra.
HYk ELogk-Market quiet and steady
CORN mBAL-In fair request. Sales $50 bbls
al SzIg2 " ieT Jersey So tor New Haven
WHlsk Y@maEket hrmer. Sales l,SOO bbls at
WHEAT-MArkst eotinues dull without any de-
cSs6 change IN price sslsG s 200 bush ohssago
81 81; 800 bush poor mixed Canada at SlS6 ls 500
winter red Miehigrn at Sl,4Si and 500 bush amber
RYEzin fair request. Sales $500 bunh at $50
BARLBY-MsrEet rules heavy. Sales 1000 bush
OORNSMzrfst rules dull aud without decided
SaSs %ssEh 10 ss sors sSa sSn Sc 2 2dadnR % s
small garesl choice at S. and 62G66 for new south
0ATS-Market dull. Sales at IOa42 for Jersey,
Canada, western and state.
PORE-Demand not quite 50 active, but market
excited and advanced Sales LOO bbls at Sl2753l350
for mess; Sl2T50l3,5O for western and city Prime
msssi ssi76@s,I9 for prime
BEEE-Market quite nrm, but there is less &C
tivity. Sales are 800 bbls at s4,O0450 for country
prime; S5gO85,50 for country mess; Sll O0l25O for
'RRiEH HS S NJ Saara m0Ts SS active
Sales 800 flsrcss at S2Oi India mess firm. Sales %
tierces at S2l.
BEEF HAMS-Markst more active and irmer.
Sales 500 bbs at Sl6,O0GlTOO.
CUT MEATS In good demand at steady prices.
Sales at 3A@4A for shoulders; 4A951 for hams
BAOON-sides more active Sales z, 900 bxs Cum
berland cut middles at 654 western long ribbed dc
at 65166A; western and city short do at 81 0T; dc
clear 64; western long clear 6Hf16H.
DRESSED HOGS-Markst firm. Sales at
81 5O44,625S for western; S4,f565, 90 for city.
LARD-In active demand and firm. Sales 500,
bbls at 14@S4c, and choice SS6; included in sales
800 bbs sold late last night at Sd s. We also note
sales 500 kegs at SH.
BUTTER--Msrketd duh at u@II4c for Ohio; II
| R2lc for state.
OHERSR-Market quiet at 597c.
SUesAR-RaW dull and prices favor buyers. We
quote fair 10 good refining st 6667.
mOLASSES-MRrket steady. Sales so hhdi
Cuba at 20; lU hhds Cuba muscoVads at Is