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OLFvELAND PRODUCP NAPNFT.
NEW YORK mARkRT-nIaroh Is



RLQUR-MArkst materially unchanged, Al.
though there Is little more doing; MarEet closed
firm with scarcely 80 much disposition to realize.
Sales 1890 az S52516a5 for supor1ne state; 5000
$50 for extra state; t6550bS5 for superne western
serSogS'55 ior Sommen e medium extra western,
ohloi S60086,75 for trade brands
OANADA FI40UE9-iharkst H. without, decided
change Ia price, but little better demand. Sales
at S6,5O@6y5O Tor common 70 choice extra.
hHn ELihUIt-Market quiet and steady
OORN HsEATs-Markst in moderate rsouest.--
ssles Of $50 bbls Jersey at $3.50. and BrandyWins
WHRAT-MArkot quiet and nOminally un-
Sales 1000 bush spring at sl,24, aud lCs am.
Der Jersey atSl4z; la9 white Michigan at Sl5o 40
RYE-Markst heavy and lower. Sales $500 bush
: 'BS1RTEY-Markst frm and in fair Demand
Sales 400 bush state at 5000; $500 bush Canada
fORF-Little more doing for export at steady
prices. Sales 81 .O00 bush new yellow southern at
59; and 5sHG6O for mixed western in store and de-
OATs-Market dull and lower Sales e ssalO
for ysrsay canada, western and state.
WHISKY-market opened nrm and closed
hrmer. Sales 7sObbls at 26@2sH.
PORK-market may be quoted shade hrmerl
ai Sl35@ls e2K for mes; Sl2, 0nl3,50 for western
and city prime mess; $lOitOnll ,OQ for prime. In
cluded In sales are l0O9 D6s mess deliverable In June
| BEEF-MRrket quiet. Sales are $50 bbls Of $40
aI,5O for country prime; V5,0o05,50 for country
mess; Sl20l9ls,oO for repaeked messi Sls,lsel4'o'
PRIME MISS BEEF-Aarket quiet al
1 so, ,OO022,00
/ BEEF HAAS-scaree and very firm at $1,000
| l7,25
4 CUT NIEATS-Market rules quite firm. Salel
at $4,5O66,OO for shoulders; S5,5O0T,0O for hams.
/ HAGDN-Sides In fair demand Sales 200 boLe
at 81 for long ribbed middles; for short do ~ FOL
DREssRD HOGs-Markst more steady. with
moderate demand. Sales ct 6S@5A for western
TIRD-Market less doing, and at close price
slightly favored the purchaser. Sales 200 bbis q
i T4@sA -
BUTTER-Market continues firm ct l09lsc foi
Il Ohio. ana l6A22c for state.
/ OHEESE-mArket steady at 66t71ci
/ SUtaAR-RaW steady. Bales 800 hhds Cuba q
| 654fD7H, and 100 bxs Havana ct ~.
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Agreat hue and cry was made BY certain
foolish ones who wanted to make capital
out Of something, and did not know enough
to And any other material, about the pres
snos Of acivIlians at Bull Run, as if they
caused the defeat. What wiz they say when
they see By our special dispatches, that one
solitary civilian, citizen Of Massachusetts,,
Ant took possession of and occupied Manas.
Sas and oentreville, and held the two for
tWSnty.hour hours, when be turned over his
ra1ponHible charge to the four grand corps de
GRss. That man deserves a statue ct Wash
ineton. But sushs he aot 70 be reprimana-
"a Tor having "moyed immediately on their
Eoriu" without transportation, and without
waiting Cor the "anAcOnda to coil around
the empty stable, the horse being leauges
aWayf
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Twenry-Iaeh Guns.

Ths 2O-inch Dahlgren guns which are to be
oo1structsa viii be the most formidable crd-
names in the world. The largest gun now
IN use is the "Union" gun at Fortress Mon
roe. This is 15-inch bore, and was consid-
ersd the maximum Of size and power when
il Tas constructed. The guns Of the Monitor
srs Jl-sneh oolumbihds, the round shot fred
ron them Weighing 2s4 pounds each. The
elongated ShOtor bolts, which are fired from
the Union gun, weigh about 600 pounds each
The bolts Of the 2Oinch Dahlgren's will
weigh probably about one thousand PO'aads.
Think Of half ton ofsoIid metal being hurled
win the velocity of q cannon ball against
q ship, fort, or building. The effect would
Be terrific. The Nerrimae, built with all the
strength which eight months Of labor could
put upon her, could not Withstand the fearful
shots Of the Monitor, and with the new 2O-ineh
guns, a hole could be made into any thing
that feats or can be made to float. The
Easlish Warrior, terrible as she is, and i'm
prsvuabls to all ordinary metal could not
sand AGAINST such q thunderbolt
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Senatorial Election net yet Postponed.

"F," whose Columbus Legislative letter
is crowded over, writes that yesterday Mr..
Flagg of Cincinnati offered in the House a
resolution that the election Of Senator be
postponed until next winter; which was car
ried by a vote of 46 yeas and A nays.-Her-
aid of last evening.
From this the impression has gone abroad
that the election is postponed until next win
ter. Such is not yet the case. The facts are
these:
Mr.. Cook moved to take from the table Mr.
Montgomery's resolution that all minor busi-
ness be deferred, the State be distIicted, the
Appropriation Bill, and some Militia Bill, be
passed, and adjourn till the first Monday iu
January, 1868. Yeas 68, nays %.
Mr.. Cook then offered the following sub
stitute . s...
That it is expedient to proceed with all
dispatchto district the State, pass the Appro-
priation Bill, and then adjourn to meet on
the first Monday in January, 1863, postpon
ing until the adjourned session the election
Of United States Senator.
On Mr.. Cooks substitute the yeas were 80,
nays 4s.
Mr.. Flagg moved the following substitute ;
That the election of a United States Senator
be postponed to the next session of the Legis-
lature. - -Eae. z-..
Mr.. Means moved the previous questian,
which was sustained BY n yeas 5 nays,
The nam question being put on Mr..
Flagg's resolution, it was adopted. yeas 46,
nays "A.
Mr.. Keck then called up the Senate joint
resolution to proceed to elect a Senator on
the 18th inst.i with a view of post2oning it.
Pending the discussion of this, the House
adjourned. The election cannot be pOstpOn-
ed without the concurrence Of the Senate,
which has not yet been obtained, and we dc
not think it win be.
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The distinguished inventor and builder Of
DE Nonitor,-Ehich alone saved our whole
Rest at Fortress Monroe, and probably half
cur blockaking feet down the ccast-was on
bosEd ofhis craft during her terrific engage
msut with the Merrimac. It's noteworthy
that Government was 50 dcubtful Of the sue
cess Of the Monitor that it declined to pay
Cor 1t until it had proved its efficiency in
some battle. Upon these terms Capt. Kries-
con completed it and sent it 70 sea, Just
q the nick Of time to be saviour to our
hsst and an imperishable honor to himself
It. supposed now that the Government
win not hesitate to pay for it. And it is
ealasstly hoped that a still greater tribute to
its usefulness and indispensability be given
By q once ordering the Construction Of half
. dozen or q dozen more just like It, to be
huilt BY Capt. Ericsson. It is q duty the
Government owes the country.
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what the HEonitor Fired az the sIerrimnc,
The elevenineh columbiads with which
he Monitor Is armed were supplied, when
she left New York, with four hundred rounds
Of uTogght iron shot each weighing two
hundred and eighty.fOur pounds. These balls
Wess mads BY forging square blocks Of iron
q ths Novelty Works. and then turning
them at The lafha. The cost Of the four hun
drsd amosnts 70 SIs,e0O, and their total
weight ia ssysnty-three thousand poands.--
oast iron shot are liable 70 break IN pieces
Whsn hred agsinst thick iTon plates. These
wrought non naot probably proved TOO much
for ths rebd haaazy.
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CHICAGO nIARKRT-Maroh Is

RLOUR-Dull.
MOL a
OORN-AIarket Nc lower. s..
MESS P1RR-merket freely offered at Sll,OO.
Buyers offer SlO,506lO,75. -a
CUT RRATS-Quiet.
LARD-Dull and nominally 7c.
HOGs-DTessed, 10c lower at S3,258S,S5. Live
in good supply.
BEEF CATTLE-Held at S2,OOes.12, without
buyers.
fLEOETPFS-2,7O 40 bbls hsur; 000 bush wheat,
1900 bush corn; 2loO live hogs, and go dressed.
XCHANGE-Unchanssd. Gold rs 3 osnt
premium af.frr.8 s-srfrstr f--ll
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NEASTEBls sALB-PURsUANT

nv. ~ 4Aa - A%AA44A \ ~ - " A[AN Il
lyl 70 the command Of third pluriea decretal
order OF sale from the Court Of Common Pless, Of
Ouyahoga county Ohio, at the suit Of samuel o.
Brooks and EdWin W. Brooks, aRainst Horatio N.
Gates, Della ID. Gates, Augusta d. MittleberRer
Edmund g. p. Mtstieberger, william MittleberReF,
Commercial Mutual Insurance % Thomas n.
Howe, josiah King and William Shinn, executors
OF Chas- avery, ,decsased and Others 70 me direct
ed shall expose for sale, at public auction, at the
door OF the Court House, In the City Of Cleveland,
on the 18th day Of April, 1862, at two o'clock p.
NJ, Ct said day. the following described pieces or
parcels Of land, TO Wit situate in the township Of
Brooklyn, being number seven in the thirteenth
range Of townships 10 the Connecticut Western Re-
serve IN the Sats Of Ohio and which is also In the
County OF OuyahOga, and iH known by parcel Of land
on west side of OuyAhogh River, now In Oitg Of
Olavsland, and is bounded a. follows: easterly by
OuyAhoga River northerly by land heretofore con-
Veye1 70 judah Colt By John a. WoolBey; west by
RfVCr strest, called; and Goutherly By land for
merly owned BY A fred williams, and being ninety
nine fset Wids on QuyahoRa RiVer, and extending
at right giles with River street. and said River TO
River street, about one hundred and forty feet be-
ing the same land conveyed to said Edmuud q. p.
Mittlsbarger, By the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
COMPANY, bT deed recorded IN U1FEhoga Oounfv
Records, vol a. pages - and IS. And also, another
parcel Of land on said River, next suother'y OF
above, aud bounded uortheTly BY said parcel Of land
above described; easterlY BY OuyahOga Ryer; west
erly by said River STREET and BOutherly by a line
parallel with the uorthsrlE hua, and tRsnty-one
70 said River street, being part 4 the Alfred vii
hamg lot, 50 called, making In all one hundred and
twenty feet mont on said hiver, and the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures on said premises,
b the name more or less, but subject to all legal
Highways. Appraised at S5760.
AdAmI Canheld, Master UommissioasF.
Pitdi AftiYa. maflb.sss
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N. Y. STOCK mARKET-maroh Is.

dONEY-Market continues steady and un-
changed; call loans 6@7k, and prime paper 607z,
STERLLNGa EXGHANiE-MArket closed
dull at ll20ll2K for bauker8' bills.
GOLAD-MRrket for American gold ls active af
II per cent: gold bars nominal ct lA@2 per cent
premium.
Government stocks steady. : $40 Treasury notes
active at 99xG99B.
rJFOUKE-Market better and closed steady.
Chicago Rock Island SIX; Cleveland Pitts
burgh lS54; Chicago q GRlenR 49A; 3 10 Michigan
Southern Raranteed 4s4; Reading iH Mlehigan
southern PA; Erie IS; Erie preferred 6lHi York
Central 63A Pacific mail IS; Illinois Central scrip
66; United States s. 81 registered 97h $40 Ireasu-
rV notes l0J
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PLAiE AND ORNAnENTAL PRINTIHa.

- pfsla' ara ornam.ntal printing Of GVerI de-
eorlriion 6oneot TIE PrintinE OF Nc
lSiarn n - On tha latest i'm proved and most fll
- lIes IN ths best style, on short notiooi eno
tt reoroaahls rates. Particular attentiqn peiia =
lanf rr4f NVory de1crlrrion Of lunuinA qoHei
s.S-elaiT Hinnf 1ooin, Lsdgera. ioufuhlHi eaio1
y sorr. aeoalvlnf Hooks, a., -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-14

fslue every Afternoon at 3 o'clock an Even,
t,r Esaaar csRsaining all the latest news mp p
fusffme. The Evening Lesder viii contain All
/ . taiegfsptie news received IN the day time,
"a Is \ complete paper In itselG Subscribers
IA Be furnished with the morning or evening
sition at the sane pfiOe, WIS.,, hve dollars
y.aE, or afty oents per month. News AGenu tat~
kisAed e ei.Eo per oooopies ts,
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The AdHnnrp of the Grard Army.

From the correspondence of the N. Y.
Herald We take the following particulars OF
the advance from Washington upon Centre
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TIE PIoTs or OUR WAR VEssELs.-Here
Ia q class Of man deserving Of the notice
Of the government and the notice Of the
people. They stand up bravely In the pi-
lot houses. which are marks 10 be shot ct
BY rebel csnnon, and, without the aid Of
the excitement Of Welding q weapon OF
commanding either soldiers or sailors,
quietly and calmly face desth for their
country. They are true heEoes, equal to
any in ths army and navy, and supsrionr
% The majority in either. They are worthy
Of eli honor and ronoWn.
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PIANOS.
PIANosi PIANOslI

No. Euclid Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
Is now selling the celebrated HNABR PItUOt ~
greatly reduced prices. Having iu5t recsiVsd q i--
assortment Of those superior fnStrumentl ~ voai5
invite all intending % VuFchase to call and erains
them before purchasing elseWhars- Rvsry fnsfru-
ment warranted i've Yeara.
n. Old Pianos and Eelodeons talrep IN srohauqa
- PiAnoS moved and boxed With care. Piano
Pianos Tunsd and Repaired By O. ,. NAT.
IHAHS. .HcEi n h5h0iDl1
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Tho DesrrucrIon Of tho Cumberland.

Inc UeeGCucLlOu OF the CumDeFlAuus
From the accounts of the pilot and one of
the crew of the in-fated Cumberland, which
was run down by the Msrrimac; we take the
following graphic paragraphs. The seaman
says:
In less time than have been writing the
last ten lines our antagonist steamed around
and came up to within forty yards of us,snd
gave us another of those terrible broadsides
The shrieks Of the wounded were heart-rend-
ing to hear, but sailor in action has no
time to think of anything but bis Work, and
sucho our guns IS were not dissbled~still
kept up their fire. But our rival now adopt
ed different tactics. Drawing off few hum
dred yards, she put on 3 full head Of steam
and came directly at Us, for the purpose Of
running Us down. Sne struck our port side,
as near as could Judge (for was thrown
completely across the deck from the force of
the collision about opposite the foremsst
making tremendueus cavity below our wa
ter line. The water came rushing in, in
spite Of all efforts to prevent it, and it was
soon noised around that we were sinking
This rumor had hardly time to 60 through
herself, and was again coming at Us ct the
top OF her speed. There was no escaping, of
course, but all who were left alive and unin-
iured managed to seize something where
with to withstand the force Of the blow. On
she came, striking us in the waist The
crash was terrific. The good ship careened
over fearfully; men, guas, everything, were
tossed about the deck promiscuously. Many
were injured; snd, a. the rebels could see,
as we'll as we, that we could do them little
harm, now directed his attention to the bat
teries on shore and the Congress.
The Pilot says:
As soon as the Merrimac got within one
mile of the Cumberland we opened fire npon
her from our ten-inch pivot guns and our
rihed cannon. Some Of the shots struck her,
and others passed and fell short. She paid no
attention whatever to our firing until she got
near up to the Congress, when she fred into
her. The Congress Immediately returned the
compliment by discharging q whole broad
side, followed By another. She continued on
her course, stin firing at the Congress, but
seeming not to care much for her, and on
coming much nearer passed by her and made
uArect l0r tuS OuuOeElanui unuer Iuu ne2Q
Of steam. On approaching sufficiently near
she fred one shot at US, which killed five
men and cut away our main rigging, ham.
mock netting, SC. The Cumberland ct once
replied By firing into her most vigorously.-
The MsrFimac then drew of for q short dis
tance rounded to and run into us, striking us
on the port bow, backing of agrin and firing
into us rapidly. We continued all the while
pouring shot and ahell against her from our
nine-inch guns aud tsn-inoh ptYois, without
producing any eject on her whatever. The
Cumberland now began to sink. The iron
monster had only ran into us once, and still
We knew that there was no chancs at ell Of
saving the vessel. Although In this danger
Ous end monsaty Elnkius coalition, themsn
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0OMMbR0TAh


BOard 81 Erads.
Rrsaident-J. L. WEATHERLI.
Fioa Fres't-m. y. soOTT. TraaaufBr-R. I. LroE,
DIHAOTona
y. p. ClAFk, a. Quln, Il. 3. Dsvis, B. Hrovhsu. II.
hAryeYi A. }. besEe1, B. q. Lester.
nEFn1IE,
.. y. hsss7fi }. g. HusssT. o. 3, Haott
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,l
HADAhaDAH MOANNa, March l3 ls62 J
The market yesterday was very quiet and un-
changed. and no sales Of o. nseauense 70 rsport
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JFWELRY.

N0WLES & 90. WILL SELL GoOp
~ Plated Uastors-cut glaas bottles fos $50
Oh ThE CoRt OF PUB. sQU1RE.
COWLES b 90. VIII sell good plated Cake
Baskets, engraved beautifully, for S6,O
ON rRE O0RHER.
COWLES & 90. VIII sell good plated Cake
Baskets, plain, fsr 500.
On TIE cORHEB.
COWLES & co. VIM sell good plated Nap
kin Bing3 for 30 cents.
OOWLES s co. Will sell good day brass
Clocks warrant d for g 50.
ON THE OORHER,
O0WLES & co. win sell genuine Silver
-..t - l ON THH CORNER,
OOWLES & co. VIII sell the balance Of their
good Steel sPE E0TACBEs as great sac
rifce, being dstsImned % keep none ex .
cspt their new Pc ent speetacles If
you want somsthinE cheaD, look at our
''old stock II sou Want somsthing
nice, look at our .Patent spectaclss."
ON THE ODHHE6,
mario a. DC PUBLIC Square
M BURT, sUooEssoR 10 .. q
IALo MORSE q CO., has on hand q Iarqs 5A
variety q Ulock8, inelldlng hknnsr's osls- S-,7t
5ratsd OAIENDEK CLOCK, which not on
y tells the Time Of Day with unsrfing Brecfslop
2nt aso tells the nAy Of ths Week, and Day g the
ern Factories is such that an enabled 10 asII 10
Country Dealers ct NAN York prices with the freight
and JsNelryl for the Retsil Tras, which VIII Seii
g low as any house n this city.
- Partlculs 81 atteBfion given % repairing. An
ny Fork Warrsoted. At lfs Sup r1orst- Rl2
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NOTICE -sTRAYBD Or -
stolen from my store on Wsdnes- -
dsy EVENING 4 Black Setter SLIJr r. with a vThtta
spot on breast and white toes Of large size, very
acttVes and answers TO she name Of sheliy," Any
person giving Information or returning the Dog
will be hbsrElly rewarded bF me.
4. q. WAOKERMAH,
narl4S,9 1888 Ontario street.
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$50 4at sa-ao ,as9sa saaais73 ta,sal .sf q :
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ITO RENT-THI SFORR Room 80
By "a hsst, AID Osllsr. No. los Hoffman Block,
facing the Public squaEe-at present occupied By
b. W. Jones
"a. The PsEnises are we'll adapted for arst-cIass
Family GrocerYs or Drug stOres and suitable fer
any kind Of business.
a-For Tsrms-ap1ly on premises, or to W. D.
BaEer. agent at News Dept, opposite Post once.
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
daTB, and when cure q effected it i8 psfmansnt-4
Ihoy prepared non vegetable oEtracsl thEs rra
harmless on tho system, and never uau1eat8 tia
stomach, or tmpregnate the brHash; and being gu-
gAr coated, all naussou1 tasts e avoided. NochanT1
81 diet b nec58 saEy whilst using theIni noE does l
antion intorfsEe VITA business pursu1i1. Earh ~
contains 8ix doBsn Pills. Prics OGE DoLIiAR, aIld
VII b sent b mail On FeosDs q pries sd tgo q
80 d 80 :. -.
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A desperate attempt Was made in the
House ct Columbus on Wednesday to post
pone the election Of United States ssnA-
Tor 70 next winter. The House nOisily de-
bated the question for half . day, snd
finally adjourned without definite action.
The result Of the Union Caucus Of We'd
nsSday evening we give below from the
Journal;
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a8-Ohloe honFs non a. d. t03f. y ltVlT
NEW MEDIOAL DISCOVERY

Tor tle bloedy ald F1Tna111f UlF8 q = -
GoBoFFkeG, GlSst, Ursthal LisehTgss, 6slisEl
Rsaknsss, Mighty RIlissi0as, lseol- -
t;sases, Geiital l5Tit5iiE -~-
and Ds6i3tl, -
GRAVEL, ErBlCTURE, and AFEEUTIOE7 81 IA
KTDEEfS and BLADpER, =
which has bean used b. upEaris Of rr q
ONE HUEDRED PHYsTCIAE89
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
HELMBOLD's
GENUINE PREPARATION.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion,
and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
tiou. by which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
deposiiious, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced, as we'll as PAIN aud IN
PLANTATION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

THE REPoYsE OF GERMANY.-The American
Consul G eneral at Frankfort -theMain writes
in q letter of Oct 2lst saying:
.Tbe Emancipation Proclamation gives very
oenersl satisfacti0n 1t has increased the value
of American securities held here, and likewise
made US hosts of friends"
On this the New York Times makes these re-
marks:
"When we consider that Frankfort is the chlel
financial center of Germany, as New York is of
our own country, the Importance of the fact
above cannot be over estimated. 1t shows how
the great act of the President is viewed by impe-
rial mind 8 in a city where aristocratic and abso-
Iutist jealousies have not the power which they
exert in England and France, and at a distance
from all influences of party and passion, which
blind SO many here, and which enable falsehood
in the interest of treason to obtain strong foot
hold among u.s."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

CALIFORNIA STYLE.-It has been determined to
replace army supply wagons, as far as possible,
with pack mules for the transportation of army
stores. Gen. Rosecranz tried the experiment
months ago in Western Virginia, and with good
effect.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

STAMPS CoMING.-In reply to question put by
several of the San Francisco business firms, com.
missioner Boutwell, said he would send supply
stamps for this State BY the steamer which left
New York Dec. llth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

SEVERELY PUNIsHED-At a Court Martial held
- camn Union, Sacramento, last week, @. ii.
shsnkisnd and Cbas. Mclaughlin Tor desertlon'
and Thomas Parker for wfully destroying Gov
eminent property, and urhecOmng cohauos-aii
belonging to the Sd Infantry, California o'',9
teersSwere sentenced to hard labor at FORT -
catraz, and TO wear "a pound bali to ,he left
leg, for the remainder of their term of enlistment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnershp lately existing under thu
name and firm OF Bennett 4 Cook is this day dis
solved the undersigned Withdrawing from the
business | have sold my entire Interest in tho
business and accounts to Mr., Bennett Cook. who,
| am happy to say has, aud will continue 10
have "a few more OF the same kind l'it,"
DAN BENNETT
Weayeryille, Dec ], 1862, IL st