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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-11

II. E M o V A L /
The undersigned, having removed to No. LINCOLN
HOUSE BLOCK, No. 1913 Main street, formerly occupied
as HotelJ would respectfully say to his friends and
the trade, that he has leased tho large and spacious
Rooms with the entrance formerly used for the Hotel
where will be found large and well selected stock OF
FURNITUR RE.
SHADES and UPhOL&TERY GOODS,
and would solicit continuance of the trade so literally
bestowed on the late firm of Iabeo6 Chollal
The increased facilities have, will enable me to keep
much larger and better selected stock than ever before
offered. JOHN u. CiIOLLAR,
meh4 DIFF Successor to ra5er s. Chollar
'FNHE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
n IN USE. b. HANSON = co. ha ve just received
slot OF j. d. Wu.LoUeHBT's Patent SelfSealiEg
PRESERVE CARS,
Inc pest IN use Those visiting Fruit of any
slnd, will do well 10 call and examine them baforo pur-
chasing elsewhere VIZ have also received and shall
Keep constantly on hand IS R. Boots Superior quality
PEARL WHITE GRANITE WARE,
Every piece warranted not cracke which oer At
prices that cannot fail to salt purchaser We also keep
constantly on hand large took Of
4OUaE EU s<NESssENsS GOODS.
Doth New and secondhand Furniture every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Also, large lot of PRrlof
sud Cooking Stoves Gall before you buy.
y. B. HANSON & CO.,
66, S. and 70 Main street.
~ T. h. LAAsoE Will give his personal attention to
the sale ofrsa estate personal property in city county
or state. diff ak
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphc Nature
and Us an injection i'll diseases Of the Urinary Organs
arising from habits of dissipation, used connection
win Inc Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparia, in such dis
eases recommended -
Evidence of the most reasonable and reliable charae;
ter will accompany the medicines.
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rsass.s55ssass5szg WORCESTER & NASHUA

Ea6s5f9565sssEa WORCESTER & NASHUA
rRs====s.Ss -zsss K A IL @ AD.-FALL AND WINTER
---ssss--ARRANGEMENT.-o and after Nov. ],
Trains run follows Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills
q. m, and 4.l0 p.
Leave Nashua at I a. m. and IL M. and p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF
concord where passengers take the to and from
The Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Bailroad.
AT Grcton Junction trains Get directly with tia
trains q the Stony Brook Railroad and also with rss
OF the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boston, at Fitchburg with trains Of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with Othe
roads, Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States g. W BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, Oct IA. 1882 diff
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Exoesses Habits of Dissipation Early In
discretion, or Abuse.
Attended with the following symptoms:
Indlsposition IT, Exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Diseases, Wakeulness,
Dinness OF Vision, Pain in the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing in the Body,
Universal LIssitude of the EruptiOns in the Face,
Muscular system. DryneSs OF the Skin,
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms, if allowed on, which this medi
cine Invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUIrY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
IN of which the patient may expire. Who say
that they not frequently followed by those "dreful
Diseases
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-OTlitsctt0tAt AInany with Inc New YOfE
Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads At State Line with the Housaonic
railroad At Pittsfeld with the Pttsfald and North
Adams, and StOckbridge and PittsdelR railroads At
Wcstfeld with the hampshire and Hanpden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spring
field, and Connecticut River Ra oads. At Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Willimantic and Becher
town and Amherst rairo ads. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich aud Worcester railroad.
Worcester l. HENRY
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ySzEg55asssas7z NORWICH & WORCES-
sssss5sszSfrER RAILROAD. SUMNER ARi
az -5RANGEMENT commencing MONDAY

-
June 2, 1853
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
l.l5 a. IN. Way Passenger Train. Arrives Mt Plain
ned in season fo train to Providence arriving at Prov
nence at Ills 8, m.
10 80 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Ftehburg Low
ELL &C. at Worcester Junction with Western, and Provi
dence and Boston trains Norwich with train for New
London, Mystic and New Haven.
400 p. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at WoT
cester with trains from Nashua. Fichburg, Lowell &c.
at Worcester junction with Express Train from Boston,
and Trains from Western and. Providence l. Worcester
Roads; at Planhed Junction trains from Providence
and Hartford arrive in tor this train. g Pas
Ien2ers from Way Stations for New York by Steamer
from New London, Will take this train to Norwich.
Connects at Worcester with trains Boston, Con
cord, Manchester, Lowell Lawrence, Nashua, Fitch
burg, NC. At Planheld with train from Providence
Leaves Norwich for New London at Sis p. m
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAvL NORWICH
2O5 a. m. steamboat Express rain for Boston, (daJ
except Monday,) connecting at Worcester for Lowell
Nashua, Concord, Ftchburg, &c (This train heaven
500 a. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at Plain
held junction for Providence, at Worcester junction
for Springfield, Albany, &c, and Providence and at
worcester for Boston, Nashua Lowell, Fitchburg, Con.
cord. &c.
IL 30 m. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
cester junction in for trains to Boston, Provi
dence Springfield and Albany; Worcester for trains
10 Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, &c
80 p M Way Passenger Train. Connects at Norwich
with train from New London, and at Plantied Junction
with train to Providence Reaches Worcester in season
for Express Train to Boston.
ielO dit P. st. M. ANDREWS Sup't.
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BOURBON BITTERS.-These Bitters
~ preparation OF the nutrtvc properties of the
grain of the ed in combination with the active princi
pie of many simple alterati.eS and Bitter Tonnes Fer
the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint,
Weakness or Debility. complaint of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels, and preventive of Chis and Fee
yer, they are the best of all BitteTs
GEO. X. SPURR,
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,

Take 20 BAsam, Mercury, Unpleasant Medicine, for
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
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DJANO FORTE FOR SALE!-One
4 splendid octave Piano Forte for sale low Inquire
Of LUCIU5 MERRlFIELD.
o22 diff 81 Chandler street
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Real Estate.
MISERABLE RESIDENCE on MAI

n SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
a9is SALE-one mile north from The Post Office with
AssAzseven of land. Buildings nearly new. Also
sale, lot IS by 95, Elm street. corner of Fruit
rect. Apply to
apo dawtG CHARLES NASH.
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for Sale.

I .ATHE FOR SALE-A second hand
~ Lathe. with cutting attachment, but little
used Will swing % inches bed fourteen feet long for
sale by NJ. II. PHELPS, Administrative,
West Sutton, Mass.
, 1863-02-10

w ANTED-Agcnts to canvass for
~ the forthcoming History Of the Civil war In
Amssa bZ .ar, !onx aa.lS5 q W. Li e
Of Cont'nensal Eur9@rs @ &ft H.. aFsns, III, ma ths
tre c.'s!'5 1cA ttss no.ra spfy 1r Territory
Post Office Fox GG8, aDstpSs}1r
, 1863-02-10

COMMERCIAL
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 0, 1863.
RECEIPTS FOR Last, rnrry.rrcur Rorpa

Total. ........ ..C6a5t 10000 eco 1867 $3.50 81
The decline Of gold tlia morning to 155tf had a
depressing effect on the leading markets, aud
prices ruiedlo
In Provisions there was much tanner feeling
than FOR several days past, and buyers were only
willing TO purchase at Il decline, which holders
would not eubm1t to. In fact, notwithstanding
the general dullncss In the trade, there was no ef
fort On the part Of holders Of citycnt product to
prceB their stocks TO sale. The transactions wcrc
consequently tr!aing and unimporsaut. Mess Pork
was held at S1400-fNn h-Ie -r1ne; chr"6e., usuuz
uup.t. Lard was in demand ut 9Xc, but holders
were asking 9e!D1oc.
Tho receipts OF Dressed Hogs today we're mod
crate but tho weather was unfavorablc. and the
market suffcrcda decline Of 5D'0c-s,ith sales ut
range Of $i.1G1l.e5-the most Of the t1ausactious
being at S41o and S470loa95. dividing OH 200 Ms.
Live Hogs were in light supply; but owing to
the weather being 20 unGayorablc for outdoor
operations there was very little business done.
We only heard Of d few transactions at a raagc oi
$s,5e,s@4 G5-thc latter figure for one lot Of Ches
ter Hogs averaging 4I9 roB
Beef Cattle we're i'll Light supply; but the de-
mand still continues active. Tue ealcs foot lip
somc $50 head at $a9043,5o.
The Flour market WAS neglected and dull--the
transactions being at shade easier prices.
Wheat declined about Sc per bushel-wi,h very
light transactions at si.s3 for No. Red; $1.lafo
i.al for No. Spring: $t.0oa104 for No. Spring ;
and Sic for Rejected sp1ing-thc market closing
quiet.
Corn suffered a decline Of &c per bushel-with
liberal tales Of Mixed at 4a350c, and Rejected at
asG4sc. New Corn was HG1c lower per busliel
with sales at 4314tc.
Oats In South Side elevators were In good rc.
qUest and fc higaer--with sales at 5s13l1Goc hut
in North Side warehouses the market ruled dull,
with salcs at 571Hc.
Rye was sold at 83318ic-a decline Of 1Galkc per
bushcl. Barley was active at s1.oo1t.40. High
wines declined 1c per gallon-with sales at t4sx6e
49c. Timothy Seed was sold 1t - .31a5o. Glover
Seed is scarcr, and ealcs today wcro light at 81 co.
Cooperage WAS dull and dropping
, 1863-02-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 0, 1868.
The weather to-day has been abomsnablc, but
still fair amount Of business was done Currency
is acenr1ulating and New York Exchange Is work
ing closcr. Bankers refuse to sell to any one but
customers at the current rate, viz: = peg cent,
premium. The buying price is par and some houses
have paid fraction above iu order to keen uo
supply.
Gold is dropping. Tho rate today was 53Q1z5555-
the higher figure by those who had Southern o..
ders.
The price OF old Treasury Notes was S. New 4
premium buying, Il premium as the selling rate.
The price of Silver was3524o per cent. premium.
, 1863-02-10

q Importance hare been ii boxed Meats for The
English market. Basyeled Pork and Beef, and Lard
pave been inactive. being held above the views Of
lnally unchanged, Becf-No sales Of moment rc-
ported Baltimore packed mess for ships stores
Nc qIotc Mt $155o@3lfG0, and No. $1..50 2 brl.
Bulk Mt at.Markct quiet at previous quotstions,
siz: Shoulders 5Gs5Ac, Sldcs 6kl6Hc. hnd Hams
eIshG 9 n, The inside tgurca b:ins for country
cut. Bacon Sales have been confined to jobbing
lots, which We quote as follows: New Shoulders
GG64c: do Sides 7llGt7,5c, old Shoulders 4.t95c,
and 90 Sides 6Gassc, City and Western Hams l0D
1sc, the latter figure for canvasscd Fork-Ncssis l.
now held at Sl5tonl6.oo; Prime Mess at $500
G15co . bril- No sslcs reported. Lard-Thesup-
ply Of both country and western Is very moderate,
and prices havr advanced with some inquiry for
shipment. Wcstr1n in bsls and tiorces VIC quote
at 1ot1otlc, country at 10t. D1oAc. and refined at
, 1863-02-10
Mortality nj Camp Douglas.

The following list cnlbraces the names, COM
ranics and regiments cfthc rebel prisoners who
layc died at Camp Douglas, from their arrival
to the present time:
, 1863-02-10
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, Feb. 9:-CoTToS-Has advanced
11lee- Sales s,40O bales at soc for midlHns IN.
lantls.
ElounEHeavy and unsettled at 10GS15c lower.
extra round hoop Ohio: $7SGl9a5 for trade
BRANDS Market closing heavy, with no buyers at
Wuisky-Without material change,
GNAtS-Nhcal dull, and fully 1c lower Wintcr
red western .s1.e4Gt.6s; amber Michigan
S1G!W1.fa; the nominal quotations for
hut closed dnll and dropping at 9an
94Hc, and s3G9sc for unsonnd Ii addition to tic
above =, o b. fair western mixed sold at &C. on
At 79G115c.
PRov1s1oss-Posk dull and unchanged. Beef
qniet. Dressed hogs without decided changc ut
G11ReHc.. Bacon fides gusrt. Lard quiet aud \
Shade easier at 10,41111sc, including DO bEls ior
March at l1ssc
, 1863-02-10

Tic offerings Of Clover are mo:c liberal and the
lot Of 80 bu at $3.15. hut this was above The
market, ne It could have been bought at The close
at St;5 Timothy is held at sa75 and IL selling in
elu3u lots Mt this firnrr e 80
, 1863-02-10
BoHson Boot and Shoe mnrket-Feh. S.
IFrom the Boston Shoe and Leather Rcporteg.l

lFtom the Boston Shoe and Leather Rcportcs.]
=. bae'ness in this department still continues &C,
with orders for all kinda of desirable goods. There
s secms to b no such thing as keeping shoes on
from the manufacturers is sold beforc it made up
o.dcsa arc offered hut not gcncroly accepted for
nlmoss indefinite futurcperiod Prices oi stock and
eo1irac the cost o! goods is being enhanced daily
Holders arc very arm and few shoes are sold on
nme In army work there la 4 more quiet market.
Vhe 4RiadelQalA co1tzAeta glIeR eat Nozo laRa3
, 1863-02-10
CHICAGO DAILY nfANKET,

.. MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 0, 1863.
PROVISIONS Market dull and heavy. Sales: :
go brs city Mesa Pork, and 10 brls N o. Pork, for
delivery in New York In June next. at $l6a5 603
Pork, for delivery in New York in JUNG next nj
$l6.50; 1c0 boxes Short Rib Midd1cs ut 6Hc; 100
tres country Kettle Leaf Lard ut 9s4c 50 tres No
TALL0W--Quieta and nominal at 1oc 2 u.
BUTTER-ln lair demand. Sales Is pkgs good
shipping at 1GlSc.
DRESSED DHOGS-Receired, $3.50. Market 80
1ocloscE. Sales were:
, 1863-02-10

C1sciSSAr1, Feb. 0. 1868
PROVISIONS -Qnfct and market unchanged
Heavy bulk hams in demand for boxing ut &C.
Sales Of 900 trcs lard at 9ac-gcne1ally hcldat l0e
No inquiry for 1ness pork and no sales.
Wll1sKY-Excitcd and unsettled Salcs unusu.
ally large reaching S brls at SEC aud 500 bGls at
I0t5c.
FLoER-nn11 ~-a l..A.J, auu prlces nominal.
, 1863-02-10

only second evening 1nds herself AZ proficient
as those Of her lady friends who hare ekated two
scaaouB upon other skates.' Sold at wholesale
and retail by J. T. johnson, agent for the North
west, corner OF State and Randolph streets, up
6tafra. fe88t
Eo71cE.-carbutts Photographic Art Gallery,
lei Lake street. haring become too email for his
now extensive business, the same will be closed
from today until further notice, to allow OF addi-
tlonal rooms being added and the whole establish.
men rc.arrangcd and te-htted in such manner as
will enable linn to supply portraits from tho mi.
croscopic to life size Thankful to an apprccia.
tive and generous public for past fayors, we rc-
specially aska continuance OF the same, pledging
ourselves to renewed endeayors to make photo
gznphy rank aB one Of the sister arts Of the nine
teenth century. J. CAnnUTT, ISL Lake ST.
P.S.-1he rooms will be open to deliver recent
orders and 10 receive orders from negatives we al
ready hare.
- Browns Bronchial Trochcs for Coughs,
Colds and Irritated Threats. arc offered with the
fu1eet confidence In their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested. and maintain the good
reputation they hare justly acquired As there
arc limitations, be sure to obtain the genuine.
ArTrHr1os.-Go to tho Lady Card Writer at the
Metropolitan Hotel, for your cards, written in the
neatcst style. Price per pack for Visiting cards.
Including cards, $50; price per pack for Wedding
earde, including cards, $500; price pc, pack for
Invitation cards, $500. The address on visiting
cards will be charged twenty-five ceats extra De,
pack. fe7.6t
q 0nc hundred thousand Planters, TRIBUNE
readers and their ncfghbors, want the White or
Gray Ni1low-a good thing and will pay two OF
three prices, or get spurious OF both, buying Of
irresponsible pedlass. Also, Fruit Trees, Grapes,
Small F1niss. Shrubs, Roses, Eyergzccuz, etc,
Packing carefully done. Clubs win:
Send two red stamps for postage On our Cata.
loGues and Willow Circular.
Post yourself, and then order direct-t1ees and
all together. F,K, Puns1x
1c3-zoSl-lm-dGw Bloomington NurserF Ill
, 1863-02-10
New York Stock and Money Market,
Dy Telegraph NEW YoEK, Feb. Q. 16fa.

GOVERNMENT BLOCKS.
Q: S: 6R 81 .,9sAtt9ssi One year cert 953s
7-Go Tnotes. .1o2ls Il02K
MONEY MAnkEr-Go!d unsettled and lower
oprning at 59, declining to IS, nnd closing weak
at h5A.
Sterling exchange lnll and lower at nominal QUO.
tations; 1a@111 for merchants, and III 5f117 for
bankers bills ~
, 1863-02-10

Whcat-Steady. Street rates $l.56 for No. 3
Mhitc; Il 60 for No. l do. and $I.65 for extra DO
IN n bags. uate-Held nt SIC, delivered in bacs
There are no large lots either Of corn or oats in
etore. Rye-Adyanced to 1Sls5c- Baslcy--The
paid to-day - A~
, 1863-02-10

STILL. AsoruER.-J. NJ Summers <S Co.,
news agents at Polo, Oglc county, have de-
&eyuincd not to cncouragetreasonan any longer,
by refusing 10 sell the Chicago Times. Their
action is praiseworthy and commends itself
to the favor Of iii loyal men everywhere.
, 1863-02-10

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount of Flour,
Wheat and Corn in store in this city to-day, COM
pared with that i'll store week ago--and the COT
rfs1Ocdino lfatc lat Year. -
, 1863-02-10
Boston Provision 1Iarkct-Feb. Z

PHoF1s1oSs-Pork fe dTm and has been sold at
Sl3bO for prime; $165oG517. 90 for mees and SIT
GlsD for c!eaE, cnsh, Beef ranges from $1lbO1
155Vp brl for eastern and wtetcln. Lard liG1llE Ec
IN oasfe!s and t1erccs and In kegs and
smoked hams &c Z b. cash r. e-1 -
, 1863-02-10
Gblfo9o @riI)1llle.
THE CITY.

EXAMINATION OF MALE sTrAcsrps-TAerc
Will be M examination of male teachers at the
cthcc Of the Board of Education, Is Lasallc
street, on Tuesday, 18th inst, commencing at
8 o'clock q. m.
, 1863-02-10

Clover Seed ss STEADY aud in fair demand: sales
81 sso ss hsgs It l1G12e Timothy sccd is Inactive
AZ S3Not3.1ea. Rough Flax is steady and in
IS tes clean at $as % cash, ~N~
, 1863-02-10
DIED.

DIED.
AZ TIC residence OF II. Wilheck, Feb, sih, CORSE
LIS VAN ALLEN, Of EindsrhonR. MY.
Remains taken Enst Tor lntc1n,ent
~ Albany papers please COPY.
At Como, ILL.,. on The 5th inst, WILLIAM FEAZE1,
aEed two years and three fnoattls son OF JAu,c;
Frazer.
In the hospital Ga!atin, Trnn on the sth nit.
R0NfsiN FREEfs, Of tie leith 1segt. Illinois State
Volunteers. and brothor OF L. c. r. Frcer and Dr. j.
#, FEetr, Of this city.
On Sunday Afternoon. In this city Of scarlet fcyer
fKASk sTClsGES. aged four years. and ARTHUR
Of Albert and Eliza Sturge5
Funeral at their residence at W,!ghts t;rore at hs1l
family arc Invited to attend
, 1863-02-10

Cleveland Grain Mnrket-Feb, T.
Whcat7,Aaskct quiet at unchanged prices Sales
cars Ead OH track at 81 10. and 9 cars white at
$a;1u SoFn-Sale car from stotc at &c. Oats-
Sale car On track at So.
, 1863-02-10

NoT1cE.-Colonels Sherman, prior to his dc
parture for his regiment, neglected to call at
this office, as he Lad arranged to do, for let.
ters and parcels. They are therefore awaiting
the pleasure Of those claiming them.
, 1863-02-10
rhlludclDf.fw Seed nTartra+-pah G

fn4ndclphta Seed market-Feb. 6,
The demand for clovereced has fallen of. and
only about $50 bushels cold from store at ai.a5n
SG.sM7.M per bushcl. Timothy is waited At
per busbel. s''-S%''"S
, 1863-02-10

The Ice Question.
Ice for domestic use can no longer be CON
eidcrcd 4 luxury it has become necessity in
the family OF almost every citizen. The busi-
ness is large and lucrative, and the public
have right to require that the article fur
nIshcd shall be good. That ice taken from j
ccss-rool is unfit to cool our drinks, NEEDS
no argument. II dealers attempt to di5trib-
ute sucl, ice to tlcir customers, the author
itics ought to stop it summarily for the same
reason that tho sale Of cattle dying By dis
case is forbidden By stringent penalties.
Within the last three or four days the lead
ing ice firms Of the city have been cutting
and filling their houses with hundreds Of tons
of ice from the basin inside of the Illinois
Central brcakwatcr. Now, against these men
and their business, no man that We know of
has the least particle of objection. Person.
ally they are our friends, ibut VIC aud tue
people have right to object to the ice they
cut there. Nay more, we believe 1t is the i'm
perntivc duty Of the Common Council to for
bid, under the ecverest penalties, the sale Of
this ice for domestic use.
Some Of the reasons for this opinion arc as
follows: However transparent the Ice may be,
the wafer from which 1t Is formed is saturated
with all the recking filth that flows from the
eu.o anef ~" ~, n,',. v..4ss ..s ps.so c'el W
.4.sH .u. ~" 49,. a"ea 49, ,,",,aa.a soue tne
s's',.r 49, ~. - ~, wa oo'e1as '.laes
49,. e. 49,, - =. .1,.'a. nlus oee"fseu "hen-
.swatn- ~. e.a.ss ~ 49, ss. s.u'u iao' WINCH oie~
"-,,, s:. ~ lae ealeasso river around the
Do'.N ~. auo INV ahc pas1n Ill the wafer
sumo wc shall have a repetition of the same
th;n., IN +hc ;,f,,,;t,d;r...,,. ~ e~s.e
In tic winter t,c nr,vsi1;nn ,,;n,, W.. 1919.
, 1863-02-10

REVIVAL or RE11G1oS.-A glorious revival
Of religion Is now progressing at the Wabash
Avenue Church, corner Of Eighteenth street,
formerly Old street. Preaching every night
Of this week, commencing at halfpass :, by
the celebrated Evangelist, Elder Jacob Knapp.
, 1863-02-10
nntrnft f+14S1o oMY-rkaf-unf. ~

Ar1ivcd-Cattle, s14 head; sheep ao3; hogs 49a.
Shipped Cattle 1e!; sheep, 1eo: hogs 425-
The market opened Monday with e2 head. Tho
piled The buyers cleared the yards at last weeks
prices--thc best quality at $3sss = 100. Thursday
prices advanced.
Hoss-s90 changed hands from s3.aG54.s} -