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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-30
WHITNEY

WHITNEY
This ndmeis synonymous With ev.
erything that is musical 1t is, in
fact, becoming household word
We don't wonder at it. One who is
doing ms much he is, to give new life
and Joy to American houses by the
introduction Of all kinds of musical
instruments, and the publication of
some of the finest and best pieces of
music that have lately made their APP
pearance, ought to have n place in the
hearts of his tountrymen, and his
country women too. From his head.
quarters or depot, ljl Summit street,
Toledo, ribratc those sweet sounds
that carry such n cheerful influence
into so many households. Don t
neglect longer to purchase one of his
superb Pianos or melodcons which he
is selling cheaper than they cun he
purchased anywhere else in the West.
err country. y.--HNd5oh Ga:eie.
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Synods.

SyuOus.
The synods Of the Lutheran and
Presbyterian Churches were held in
this place. closing on Monday Of this
week. We have seldom seen finer
body Of men together than the mem.
bers of these Synods.
Sunday evening q sermon on the
war was preached in the Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. Ratfensberger,
of Bellefontaine. Chaplain of an Ohio
regiment. The sermon was one OF
the ablest we ever listened 10. Beau
tiiul as well as forciblc il was IN cf.
fort that Divines of more extended
reputation need not be ashamed ia
own. II was listened to with the
closest attention. Rev. Mr.. Titus, OF
Springfield, member of the Luther.
an Synod, followed. Mr.. Titus re.
marks were impromptn, and if not as
elegant ms Mr.. Raffensberger's, were
at least as forcible The duty of the
Christian to his country was so cloan
" set forth that no one could fail to
understand it.
1t is fact worthy of notice, that
both Synods could muster but one
Vallondighamer, (hailing we believe
from Lima, and he amounts to so lit,
tie, that it may be said that they were
unanimously loyal.
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JMPoWrAAT 40 FEMALE

Il Dh. S~ENAN'S FILLS.
The combination OF ingredients in these
Pfbs Is the result of n long and extensive urac
~. ,Thoy are mild in their operation, AN,
'5ertafn In correcting all Irregularities. P,infu
imenstr'Etons, - removing all distractions
'whetfer from col or otherwise, headache
lsun In tho side. palpi,atiun OF tho kcrr'
whites, q Aervous affections, h TSterics, ia
tigue. pain In the hack and limbs. No.. disturb
I'D sleep, which arise from Interruption of M
Nure.
DIR. CHEEEsMAN's PILLS
WAS the commencement " 4 new era in In,
treatment of those irr I'aritics aud ubslruct
Z ons which have cons EEr su miny Ia Il RAJ
:AATrR. GRAVE. NJ female can enjoy guor
health unless she Is r. .ular, and wllene' IA
obstruction takes place, the general hct\
begins TO decline.
ID. CHEEESMAS'S PILLS
are the most electual remedy ever known f.,
all complaints peculiar Ia iemalc.. IL II
classes they are invaluable, inducing ruth crr
sainfy. periodical regularity. They are knuwi
TO thousands throughout the country. hav n,
the sanction Of some at the most eminent ph,
sicIans In meries- Explicit directions, STA
Ting wheo they should ma lie used, with eacl
nex-,he Price 81 per box, Containing from s.
10 GO Pills.
PILLS fent by mail, promptly, bv remittin.
the Proprietor. Sold by druggists geneI n I
*. u. HUTCIiNG, PnopRlEroK n. Me-
a0 Cedar street, York Hu
For sale vt the Drug slorcs
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fJNTE CHEAT ENGLIsII REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CI.ARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from n prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, ". D.. Physician Extraordinary 10 the
Queen.
Tins Invaluable medicine Is unf,iling in the
cvrc Of all those painful and dangerous dtsea
Ses 10 which the female constitution Is sub.
isct, II moderates all excess and removes AL
obstructiens, ana r speedy cure may be re.
To MARRIED LADIES.
Il In peculiarly suited. II will. In n short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp of Great Britain, to pre-.
vent counterfeiis.
during tho FIRST THREE MONTH ot Prog.
nancy, IA they arc sure 10 bring on Miscar.
kiagc. hut Mt any other time they are sale
In all cases uf nervous and spinal affections
Tain in tho Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
,exertion, Papitatiun Of the Heart. Hysierics
and Whites, these Pills will effect cure when
iail other means have failed: and although n
powerful remedy, do not contain iron calnmcl
iantimony or anything burliul 10 the constitu
'tion. Full directions in the pamphlet around
.each racxage. which should be carefully pre-
served. Sole Agent for the United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, ~. Y.
N. B.--si 90 and postage stamps enclosed
To any authorized Agent, will insure II bottle.
containing 80 Pills, by return mail. y2j
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VIEW ADvEHvl lsEafE WIS.

VIEW iDvERy isEnIT NTs.
Notice the new advertisements this
week.
New Goods---Empirc Store, II. y
Gage e. Co.
New Goods--Headquarters S. W
Ingraham d Bro
New Goods--Jacob Schwab
Clothing and Military Goods-G
q D. Rosenthal.
Notice--O' Neal, Blackford e HARSH
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Lieut. Col StOnghton

OF the 2lst, who was wounded mt
Chicamausa, arrived Thursday night.
His numerous friends will be glad to
learn that he is rapidly recovering
from his wound, and will yet be Of
service to his country.
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The Poor.

The Poor.
Has anything been done towards
providing for the poor of the town
during the coming Winterp None
lshould be allowed to suffer
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Uonses Wanted.

At least dozen anxious enquircrs
for dwellings are now perambulating
The town. Fifty tenements could find
tenants carly next Spring. Prepare.
tions should be made to build as carly
as possible.
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Horse Thi,f Arrested

"A horse thief was arrested in this
place, on Sunday, by detective from,
Massachusetts,. There is n gang of
the gentry IN this vicinity that need
attending 10.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-30

Peterson MAGAZINE The No
vember number fully sustains the
character of this pleasing and useful
Magazine. Its cheapncss places it
within the reach Of all. We eau safe.
ly recommend it as suitable in every
way for the family circle. Those
matters Oh which ladies specially need
information will he found in its pages.
and along with them; much that is
pleasing and instructice. Published
by G.. j. Peterson, 306 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, at 81. year.
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FIRE
James Harsh, Esq, is agent of the
Etna Insurance Company. which, by
the way, is one of the best in the
country. Those who desire protection
and security from loss by fire would
do well to give him call.
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Didn't Sing.

Didn't Sing.
The Euphoncons, advertised to
sing Thursday evening, refused ON
account Of a disinclination to pay cor.
poration license.
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Cabbage.
Mr.. Sylvester Guyer left at our Of
flee the other day, cabbage, which
weighed ii lbs, . OF. 1t is as fine q
specimen as ever come under our no
tice. Can il be beat?
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4 Card
DR.. Langworthy sr., having return.
cd from his trip to the East, can be
found at any time at the office of Drs
j. II A. Langworthy,o over L. G Baker.
clothing store, Ewing's block.
Thanking the public for the conf
dencc placed in us, we would soy that
we will continue to pay strict attcn,
tion to general practice, and to the in
vestigation Of Chronic diseases of the
lungs, liver, throat, female diseases
diseases of the eve, car. &c.
DRs. J. d. A. LANGWORTHY.
Findlay, Ohio, October 18th, 1863
Wood.
Those ofour subscribers who prom
ised MS wood will greatly oblige III
by bringing it in immediately.
Comfort.
The Courier comforted its reader,
last week, much. 1t claims that its
vote this fall is as large as it was las
fall, and thereupon bids them talk
courage. The case stands thus:
The Democratic majority last fal
was 603--this fall it is l75, Unior
gain of 42s. This majority of III
will be wiped out by the soldier,
vote, placing the county in the relia
BILE Union list. Last fall the Democ
racy elected their entire ticket 10y
majorities ranging from 432 to 73O--
this fall their entire ticket is undoubt
edly beaten. The Courier will b,
considered ingenious if it can con
vince its readers that "there is
glorious future for the Demo ocracy. "
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Wood.
Those ofour subscribers who prom,
ised MS wood will greatly oblige us
by bringing it in immediately.
, 1863-04-08

AT the annual parish meeting Of the Church
Of The Ascension, the following trustees wore

AT the annual parish meeting of the Church
Of The Ascension, the following trustees wore
elscteI for tho present year:
Sfhtor r'!ardea-Sau,ncl t;c1,r
-JHMor HGsdtH-J. II. isaftcn.
letnyn.en.E. g. Wolcot,. {. L. Seymour. E. D.
T. Ii. 11ibl'ard, ]. s. Griffith.
The annual election Of trustees for St. Ans.
Enr'us Church, was held on Monday evening,
when The following were elected:
Sits Sits ''s1$<sS. Hsr<s-5 + Z Ezsss,s Eessass.<
tf'f'yMe1-A. II. Johnfon Alfred Olson e.
lsoocrg. c. ". Anderson, ]. P Pei.rson, 4. Dind.
Easier day was well observed in this church
by several interesting escuts. In the morn
ing, the children Of tho Sunday School were
remembered by presents suitable to the Gay.
and in return the rector, Rev. Mr.. Tuttle. wis
the recipient Of the offerings amounting TO
about $50. Combination was administered
by the Bishop Of the diocese, to the Swedish
Christians, who worship there every Sunday
afternoon; and in the evening, a class was
also prees nted By the rector for the same rite.
At the annual meeting, last evening, of the
congregation Of Christ Church, the following
trustees were elected:
Senior Nardea--A, c. Cau1kins.
Junior Harden-G. A. Sacket.
,,- -1Exf,y'rfn-Chas. Follnnshc, r. A. r. Mills. D.
". beth. j. g, Owen. J. 3. Parsons, ". y. Wood.
'cu, X BENEDICT, ". D. C. G7annis.
Ihe election Of Wardens and Vestrymen OF
1face Church Parish at a meeting held last
evening resulted as follows:
Senior lrard<n-n n, B1nsd,1e
Junior Ndsdtn-W, q. HIhhie' HIhh.td
Iestrymen-J. Nottingham. ssm1 u r,,to-
van s%ehnacs. % Sanl. Powell, l. B. Sidway. j. G.
E% Orderly c. Boorman, of tue ssa ms
nofs volunteers (thc Normal regiment, leayes
here to join his regiment on Thursd4y nom.
ing next. Any letters or small parcels left at
50 franklin street to-day, will be taken to
those in the reg{nepk
, 1863-04-08

by1elcgfapE.1 NEW ToEk. April :, 1868.
:. BEEF-We quote extra $12. 2.Qac513o0: First qual
ify 1oa4dtt154: common to good 1ESsiOL: nnf
inferior sEG?'ss. TIE average Of ali lie siles i,
EEAI cAlyEs-showa falling of in price ant
nave not sold very briskly. Tic decline il fi,liy
onc-half ctltt PET p. Live veal sGe7H, the tatte
for very choice lots. SuEEr-Without muct
change until towards the close when better lei
trE prevailed, EA slight advance over Ia t week
ptlcee obtained. Sale: as low as * for live. ba
tie majority are slII?,.5, whlc so.nr very in,
brought 9NG!t0
swISE:-Ecry heavy under lar-r receipts, aud
yt1y limited demand. Prrra gradually worS:nn
Downward Heavy corr ft.i h'.IaH: 10 dressed
t3sGt5G; distiller5 fiji. live 3c>j do dressed 1.
, 1863-04-08

80" ete'l o'''o'l meeting called f,rby the
ta'e la''ollc resolutions which passed Tho
s,, q ,m'''''n council and were vetoed By Mayor
s'4e''''a''' takes place at Bryan Hall OIL 11urs-
d'y evening Of This wer6.
on'on men Of Chicago! Tie Mayor Of ills
e,'s has' by Lis official signature, refused tn
sFe us saLction to this patriotic uaion meet,
'1s- Rally, 'hcn, to Bryan Hall by tAou-
anus Let us have two or three Of the glo-
nous Old Sumter meetings ut once. Let us
hltdlc anew the patriotic fires, send out words
e1 encouragement to ourgal!ant brothers and
sons in the field. Chicago must give no I'M
certain voicc upon this OCCASION. Rally.
young men and old, Republicans and War
Democrats, loyal Urion men of all creeds.
Let tle sentiment Of Chicago 20 lo,tl that
she is now and forever opposed TO Copoer.
heads and scccssion-now and forever f,,r tt,e
Union and the Government,
, 1863-04-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
EfaE M0NEX MARKET.

1ae ony has been quiet and business genereiiy
1s sEoF'cs along smoothly. The demand for New
1ofE t1caaESeis senab1y less since the p1ymcnts
oi lie 1st and it'll were disposed OF, and the d..
mahu Tor currency il ontlc fnc:casc. Every indi.
fa'lon thlis Tar, fctns to point TO M immense
ftrg tfadc. The unsettled state OF the gold n,nr-
I'll, anu especial; the belief, apparently upiycr.
sai. fhat much lower ratcs must soon be reached.
makes buyers Of oil kinds just now rather wcarv
b1t tl's state OF things cannot last MANY DAYS
There as too mnch produce in the country: tno
much merchandise waited for 1t, and too much
energy ard enterprise in the West to allow anv.
thing but temporary lull. Business men and
bankers may p.tpaie for att active season.
AS above stated there il less demand for N,.,,,
York c1.1apge, tutas get there is 10 abatement in
1ateR. Bankers se1l at Il md pay 4, but thcy
would not si:c ANYTHING above par for rouu lots
nhd we Iohbt If ans but customers could obtain
anything Above par for their parcels.
Private dispatches gave the rates fo- gold in
asll street az follows 1875. 15a, 1511, closing at
l51 Some o. the brokers here in the early part of
fic t'sy paid 151, Int in the afternoon 150 was the
1ntc, and only Il few would pay that at the close
Tic market for the tay WAS 'heayy."
The price Of silver was 135l1i9.
New Tressnry notes Il prem. buying, selling
:SGH.
Indiana State Bank and Kentucly currency 1oaym
lc3-the Inter for rouAtl lots.
Observation-Disclosures are not few of o,r rc.d.
era Who have a few hundred or a few t.ousaud
collars to invest. To all euch NC woc1a recon,
MeIu what are known as Government "5.ao
toEds They are fasuiliarly called BIZ this nau,s
fcr tte reason tkat they parable at tie option
o: tlv Government, in no. 1ess than five mr. ,norc
tfan twenty ycare. The Treasury czcharcca tho,,
ut par for demand notes. The interest IA nav,;,,,
in COIN Farmers. amt all others will f,ud mi. nm
Of tic WY best Of securities, With en1l ,t II,
thy :au be Ind at about e3 cents-coin bciu. the
standard OF the dollar aud as the interest T.; NV.
able in coin the Investment will nav If roll r..
naiEs at enT considerable nremium at 1.as, N ;,
cert. intcrcst-eoin as atuye bcin. the sta,u11rJ
and. b. e;its cvcry dollar furnished in .is ,rsr+,
the f,o,c,,no,+ oes;r., ;r.,,;..o.,.-.:, ~ -
~ eNt ase'sts 1'tecl's 10 pnt uoWn this
most ~lckGu rebellion. We have ffcuue1LIy no.
ticttl the rapiiffty with which Esst,rn c,,;,o,-t
Or, c,,x.-t;r,x Gx.,.,,. 80. -, N'p4'N"s.s
wa 's A'eaou'5 liotes into thesc secur1-
Lies, auu Wc hope tic people Of the Vest will not
lie behind In afIora;ne. uhat MD +,.1. ,,,, g.. .,
c.,,,,,,,,n,. ,.,s =. '"', GU ~ l1e
o"'e4lAael'' nHu III tie same time to invest i'll
enc oi tile best securities now upon the market
Mnw.rkEE.-Tbc S+u.inrt NJ tb;s ,,.,.,,,,
.or. | ~ 'si'7 '"otAlA5
, 1863-04-08

NEW F0Rk. April 7.-Co71aS-Markct dill
heavy and rominal 1T TOc.
FLnrE-fafket dull aal prices slightly declined.
ht So ssG1 o. Tor extra ftat.: rs tur cx:rs
round hoop Ohio: $7.S Ds 20 for trale bands do
market e.osi1: dull, particularly for good gradca.
HsA1S-MaEkes dull and very heavy for all grades
cAscpt strictly prime: Corn -ssaa, easier witll
rather more coin: At snll9ic for sound on. lna o!
extra choice nearly yellow at 9sc delivered and ~
eessc for unsound- Oats scarce and very arm at
foy1.IoSs.-pork dull and heavy Beef eteady.
sho1t ribbed; sAc for do 1on. r:e1r >1l;asX;. for
Go Ebert elear; ~ for short ron:s sides. Lsr,l
dn heavy and stclinlps, except for strictly Prime
extreme, 3n0 kegs at l1s.G5'sc Rnttrr at 1s:11Sc
.o7 oio, nc e5c tor state. Cheese i shade casier,
, 1863-04-08
COMNIERClAI

ICEsDAT EVENING, April 7. 1853.
WEEKLY REE1Ew.-Thc shipping business hss
commenced. During the paet week the first grain
feet left for the lower akes and although yYe hsyo
Information get that the ice is ont of the strsts
still it is generally supposed that vessels will have
no difficulty in getting through.
The following tables show the rcceipts aud shtu
rlcEts Of the leading articles Of commerce during
;l.e past week and tlnce the 1st Of January, with
Comparative ttattstics:
, 1863-04-08

A~'"'@'---' ~'to -sh4t3 1Il-uu
To-Day gold vas quoted at 15ssst@151yt, and thu
prodnce markets. were quiet and easier.
Ihe What market was dull, and prices rn1ed n
Shade lower-'vsth fales Of No White at II =, !:
NO Red, s1.e1; Rejected Red. 81 10; No sorin,
s17eG'.193s; No Spring. s1.o2111,o7; and r.,
1e'ted Spring, at saGs5c. The speculative inquiry
for wheati is very Light, aud the market closed u|
The F1onr market WIS quiet and ne ;l.ctcd-w;th
tales Of choice spring extra ut $500
The Corn market was quiet and easlcr-clos;no
du]l-Tith sales Of Primo Yellow aaoat at ERIC
Mixed Corn, 47AG47Sc; and Rejected Corn a
44tlG4c14c.
Thc.e was less inquiry for Oats and the m,,sa,
iseasstr-with sales of No. a. 5Gc2s,ssc Tor vim
ter receipts and 5s15s*e for fresh rccc;pts-c1os.
ing at the inside quotations.
Rye was quiet and steady at &c for free rccc,nta
No. !. Barley was neglected. ui.hwIues wera
dull and we quote the market nominal at 4oc.
Clover Seed was dull-with light Gales at s47,,
5.a5. Timothy Seed was in better request, aud va
note ealea ut s1.ceI1.75 for good TO prime, HIM.
eaEian Seed is in limited demand ut 81 .aia1 "a
Flax Seed is in demand ut sa5oas50. Choice
Sowing Seed it offered at 500.
The Provision market WAS entirely neglected
Lard waf held at 10c, but buyers yer4 ofrip. only
exc. Other kinds OF product were ne .lectcd.
Frcfghss were quict-eiglt engagements being
made at sGs1lc for Corn to Buffalo.
, 1863-04-08

1H1RTEESTH WARD UNION CLrB-afect-
Ing this evening, (Wcdnesday) ut 11eary
oneike's On Halsted, between Willow street
and North Avenue. A large attendance cx-
peetcd. Let all good Union men turn out.
There will be good speaking in English and
German,
, 1863-04-08
THE CITY.

COUNTERFEIT Postal CCEnEScY.-Cour-
terfcit fifty cent stamps Of thc postal cur7cnc;
are in circulation in this city. They are all
mirably done and need considerable iuspcc-
&ion to detect them. The heads in Tho conr,
te1ftit, however, are roughly finished.
, 1863-04-08


KILLED IN AN ELEyATox-Tt,c f!aro,c,
ield all 'nqucs: ycsterda. upon the body Of q
man named Augustus Bruhn, who was en-.
ploJed in the Galena Elevator, near Rush
street bridge. A. the time of the accident
Which occurred on Saturday afternoon, the de-
ceased was standing with another employee
Of the elevator, na1nrd Jacob Nichols, upon Il
weak plank across one Of the bins In the fifth
story. The united weight Of the men broke
the plnnk and rrccipitatcd them to the ground
story Bruhn was taken up In a scnsc!css and
Easaly=ed coudition, and removed to the Sis.
tcIs q Mercy Hospital. His Injuries proved
1a1a', the unfortunate man expiring on Sun
Gay. He was twenty-five years of are. and a
na9asc OF Denmark Nichols, although Sc
Eerely injured, It is expected will recover.
DEo"SEp.-A second inquest was held YES
terday upon the body of a man named Thos
Gray, Tho was drowned in a slim nc,r t,e
Union Elevator, on the South Branch M,
day night The deceased was observed ,o;+or
Ing about the slip for some timely the watch.
man, who finally had his attention called nor.
particularly By hearing him fall Into the
1Tater. He WIS drowned before helm coa,1
rtach him From the evidence before the jury.
1t is presumed ho was intoxicated. He was
an 1rishman by birth, thirty four years Of age,
and leaves wife md three children Ia the
West Division.
FOUND DeowSEo.-9cstcrlay afternoon,
the body of q man, very much dccaycd, WAS
found floating in the river at The foot of VOL
colt street. An account book with the I'LL
noIs Savings Institution found upon his per-
son would indicate that his name is Henry
Martin, tailor, formerly in tho employ Of
Cook & McLain, on Dearborn street, who has
been missing for several weeks. An inquest
will be held this morning at Jordau's coffin
Hare 1oomB, 118 South Clark street.
, 1863-04-08

During the past week. there has been r,thet
more actiSity In the Lumber market, in cons.
quenee Of increased receipts By Lake; but BUYERS
are ieinE eidrrab1e caution III their opera
tons, ard carcoes have been thus far rather eoyr
e. le AT present prices, dealers feel there il some
risk in purchasing. and unless it is to meet inme.
diate wahts. they keer Of the market Still, the
falliEg g1natcrially-alihoush ". quote The market
as closing with dropping tendency, and moro
sellers thsn buyers. t'-~'e
The following Gales we're made at the close Ear
60 Of echr Poland. from Grand Traverse Hav f1,sr.
ter i Nobles mli-) at $14 co; cargo Of 1njT,d Inn.
btr from Bear Creek mill, near Kalamazoo ~
$l3 g; cargo Of dry lumber from Racine, per schr
Rambler, at $14.CQ for common, $500 for STOCK
boards. and Sl'C0 for p1anin: stock boards: CARO-
OF seh5 Ilanet. from Aanistee iIn.leman's 1niIls1
mixed. at S13Oo: two caygoes Of mixed lumber to
arrive fiom White Lake and Auskegon, at $1aO0;
cargo OF common Manistee mixed at $1a So
.lEe1e are no arrivals yet from Green Bay or
An5EeEon; but vessels asc daily expected from
the latter port.
The market in the yards has been oulet but
finn. Common boards arc still aeIlin. 1t sIs.o0.
Upper qualities are neglected.
SuINGLES-TheTe is more activity in carcoes
We note GALES during the week OF 2,0NO0O Mani.
towoc. to arrive, at $3GaX for 4 Shsred aud
Sawed, and $3 ian for cedar and No Qualities or
pine Besides this, about 8 Geo, 40 hare been sold
sfoct at $3.5oG}3e5 for 4, and $s.l31x1as715 for
In the yards. the best i" A." Shingles arc held At
E.ss; but :" A. qualities are selling generally ut
LATH-There ie good denand for Lath, aud
and 2o10 afloat at - So Dcalers in tie Yards
dFe ceiling Mt 4.f1. We urnta fn11n,ra.
, 1863-04-08

LAYING OF CoRSEn SroSE.-The corner
stone Of the new Unitarian Church on VA.
lash Arenue, will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies on Thursday Of this week at 70
o'clock, m. Should the weather nrove Il orr,v
1t will occur the first fair dav.
, 1863-04-08
CHICAGO GROCERY nxARKEr.


The tEn"c report more a"tis.: business, and q
to epernte, but OH the street there is very little do.
i.g ow Ei:: to the f"ll stoc, on land and te cor
reqnest and firm 1T tie tc.line npttl ias: we:;,
n Fred Eoc1s are In tetter demand bnt ,hc u,a-k.t
r. tf1rEuaF, conseetttnt npon TIT keen competition
ard our quotationsnre eubje-t to daily I'm ta,iona
molalets gre IN Light nE;rly, :vhri renders ths
afk,t iaf ?u'st bat prize! ~ ell nl4ntaiucd. coi
H. IT, a.e qalss a.d may be quotca shade easier
teas afe not 20 Era. and pric~s favor buvers
quiet A'o to"et a''d FATHER
VIC give the eioefuc pEces ~ foIInua.
, 1863-04-08

TUESDAY EVENING. april :, 1868.
here are very few changes in the D1,,r " ,,tct
70 Eosice this week. Camphor has declined lsc'
Ullum ls quiet at concession of 81 90 Y b. Oui
hine. owing to tho determination OF tue ,.oysrn-
meht to manufacture it for army use, las droopr
, 1863-04-08

GOVERNMENT eToCKs.
" q, 81 c's.. .1G u. S. / year cert .1oot{
7-3pT'y N's. .1G6Gl05s1 AVA
s:sMoSEf-EasE at 6per cent. for call loans Ster-
ling Exchange dull at lh6f 16s for Dankcr's bi1is
Gold dull and little lower, opening at SIX aud