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, 1863-01-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,
SATURDAY EVENING, Jnu. r. 1869

SATURDAY. EVENING, Jnn. e. 1868.
PROV19IONS-bInrEct more active anil :,cne-
rally hIMer. Mess Pork neglected. Prime Mrss
is steady. Lard is active and drmcF. Sales 10
brla country ypackcd Mess Pork at $1a.50; 130 brls
11ces Polk at $li 90; SEQ boxes Long Bonccea Mid
dies at G1xc: IS boxes Short MiddGs at 6I{c: 2G0
tres country Picked Hams at &c; 1000 pieces Bulk
uams, loose, ut b1c; "A boxes country Green Hams
at 4Hc; eco tres prime city Kettle and Steam rem
dered Leaf Lard ut &C., 100 tres city Kettle. for de-
livery next week, at &C.: 100 tres Freepott Kettle at
a s g tess
Lard at S7<c: % rrs do at sKc; 81 tres do at SIC
100 tres city No. Lard at 8s<c; $50 tres Yellow
Grease at 65<c.
TALLOW-sca1ce and iu good demand nc 9h11
9sssc for prime city. Country. aGt94c.
EUTTER-Stcady and in fair demand at 13l1t6c
for common to prime.
DRESSED H0GS-Receired, 3,7O3 Market
shade Hrmer; hut without any quotablc advance.
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as >. a 1T = ss.eo and SIS, dividing on 1eo ns
s1s g 1 aSs 6s ss a5ss msst 5s, eSps
500; 80 brls Nashville Eagle, do at ss.4': 100
s a 1S Is B's and t d 5o9d b,s
'.Centrnlfa'' at $685.; 200 brls ''Becker's xX''
spring ct 38co; 10o btls a.smith's@ at s541.; soo
brls Gainesville, Iowa, 1u0 bEls Grey Fox and
= Ssrteta s M spa1 g 'a 10 " 81 CT; GO '.' Il
W1EAT- Received, !. soo bu. Ms;set ss a advanced
14}ac y bn. ,000 bu No ? Red
r. sr,sa stGf Ss -? Ss % s It 5 IA; 500 s"nsa b. n
NeSSefPys M iisH: IS = EDO q Sbu ba Do @ In Il T.
o s g. aS a g. u e a ;an1s b.
sams hesss; ,12 49 b. DO a M:TSsWe
bn do d in & d AZ, and SO bu do in Il W's,--all
s7o ep Dc ln a. 4 z + ac Cos3 0 at = s3s a sS9
coo bn do lin II. Ael- At a5c; ,en0 By r.
}ected Spring lin \. D. 6Cos) At PC; % bu DO
In same honse) at 'sc: 400 ba do lin anne house)
coRN-Rcecircd s: SCI bu. Market advanced
Hc q bu. Sales :-9j, ,0GU bu Mixed Corn in store
81 ao ~ ss d 8eetea Gs &c eor1 ii
store at 48c; 800 ba Ear Corn on track ut 42c y
~ oATs-Reeeived. II 11,sa4 bu. Market steady.
Sales :-i,0G0 bu No in store at l61{c; f.a00 bu
Rejected Corn In store at 41c: 1oo bu do At t111t-
RfE-Recetyed, 7u0 bn. Market frm: Sales:-
1,d0 hu No in store 1T 65Hc: 1000 bn do at &C.
| .BARLET-Receivcd. TO0 In. Market firm. Sales:
--lM bags prime at 81 80 on track; 800 bu fair at
$1.D on tratk.
HIGHWINES- and nominal at 41c.
TIMOTHY SEED-75 bags prime at $s00: 50
bags good at $1.95-
| CLOVER sEED-scarcc and firm. salcs:-1e
bags prime at $3.50.
| FLAX SEED-1n good demand aud firm at Ss 30
N2.4e.
/ brls Domestic Fine ut sass.
COOFERAGE-Firm-. Sales :-a5o Pork Barrels
at del; fe0 do at 81 SO del 600 do At As On
| track: 200 Lard Tiercee at 81 90 del.
DRIED FRuTE-s4 brls prime Ohio Apples at
"ECpcnTrHg ~ l>-Ye AZ anr :
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Cincinnati Markets.
JSnrriar n1anatch tn the Cbicaro Trfbura.1

lSpeela1 Dispatch to the Chicago Irtbuna.1
CINCINNATI, Jan. Is, 1863,
Hoaa-The market ia quiet and dull, and there ia
not enough demand to establish quotations. Re-
ceipts, 1900 head. Packers are generally out OF
the market, except for extra heavy hogs, which
would bring $500.
MESS PoRk-Was quiet on Saturday and not
much doing. ALL articles are held firmly. Not
much could be done at over $11 .oaDts09 though
It is held from IS to Soc higher.
BULK MRArs-Arc held at AZ. 54Gt6tsc for
shoulders. sides and clear efdes.
LAnp--Wcak and not saleable at orer &c for
pr}tue rffv
, 1863-01-26

the delay for REPAIRS or to be too unfit and worth
less 10 be carried on
In the cage Of the Gratitudnc, Lord Stowell said;
"SGpposc the case ofa ship driven into port, with
apcrishable cargo Or suppose the ressel unable to
proceed: or to atand in the need ofrepafrs; what
must be done The master III such case must cx-
erciec his Judgment whittier It would be better to
transehip the cargo, il he has the mcnns to ac1
1t; he is not bound to transship; he may not have
the means Of transshipment; but even II he has,
lie may net for the best in deciding to SELL II be
Las not the means Of transslpment, he Is underan
Obligation to sell the cargo unless It can be said
In Arnold vol: = P; l1s3 I quote: *The master
has the right from his character as agent for the
mctchans ne shipper which Is forced 1pen him ey
port OF distress, for the best interests
Sf ~. al ,o,.a5 concerned; sna and t9 th1e e9d
fS Se aad eqaste eer % or ts
tzansslipHnent End forwarding Of the cargo to the
port Of destination or when. that is impossible
Tth a9e sgafd to the in.sIssts q
the port Of distress" See Mnmford VS.. Commercial
Insurance Company y John. s1s: Searle Scovc1l,
I9 4So ,a eh Hls l sslias vs. Ocean 1as Go IL
however. that 1t would be the Capts!n.s duty with
a., ordinary cargo to procure vessel at Cork to
IN this case. the situation Of the cargo rendered.
| rc-ehipmcnt improper"
Mr, Chancellor WalWOrth layg down the principle
t.thatif the cxpcuee Of ecndns on the cargo by an
will exceed fifty per of the freight,
it is technical total loss OF freight which wifi fau
thorzc the assurea to abandon, land hc adds} the
| only bcncft Of abandonment fn euch case, is to
throw the risk and expense Of collection and other
inctd. ntal expenses upon the underwater, aud
| title the owner Of freight to recover the whole
| amount insured without delay" See American
1n1 e. es ceFteI e Mends g. Clan
ceeter Marine 1ns. Co., the ship Gen. Knox and her
freight were insured by the defendants policy. II
appeared thst her repairs the port distress
ceedcd half her vane, and the assured offered an
4 abandonment Of the ship and freight. That Of
| the ship was Accepted. but the ahaudou-
| 1ncnt Of freight was declined. The insurers
paid total loss OF the ship. and the action was
| brought to recover the policy on freight. 1t Wne
proved that the ship adreaehed her point Of dcs
tinatfon.-.Philsdelphia ia-and the whole freight was
| earned the same a. II sae had met with no
disaster. Justice Putnam held. that the under
writer's were still liable for total loss on freight,
! and notwithstanding It had been 0TeFcalued.
The aborc arc selections from cases that have
more recent dste, aud on inland voyages
The case Of Bork vs. Norton is tmn1c-
| diat. " connected with tho city Of Chicago
The vessel was on q voyage from Buffalo
to Chicago, and was forced to pnt back to Detroit
| owing to the great quantity Of doating ice that
vas on Lake huron. She remained At
| Detroit during the winter. In delivering an
opinion the court said; 1.-THE main difference Is,
, 1863-01-26

HEAVY Hoos-~The heaviest Dressed Hogs, 81 III
number, brought to this market this season, were
purchased by Ds,nsnorc d Burns Of Museatine,
Iowa, OIL. N. Harkcr, esq, Of same county, who
raiecd them.
They weighed nett, T. ta43a--ayerage nett, 401 1os
each. The largest one weighed 499-tho ncxt In
size, 492-and none under $40 ths.
". r. Stone, commission merchant here. cold
them to 1sapplye & Sheldon at $40. Had they
been frozen, they wonld hare brought $500.
Mr. Barker has raised the same kind Of Pork for
the naHt ten Ycnte.
, 1863-01-26

Jan. 18th, CHARLIE STANTON, oldest son Of Hen.
y and Minerva BuEncll. age SIX years eshs months
Funeral service t1,ia. Monday. afternoon. at e.!
O'Clock, at No. ne Wabash Avenue Friends arc
Invited without further notice.
Or the zlth Inst, WILLIAM, youngest son OF Leon
ar.I and Elizabeth WAch, sged yeafs and nonti,s
Tie funeral will take place this. Monday. Afternoon
at 3nclock from the residence Of the parents.
On the a3th inst. Of scarlet fever: ADELAIDE
SLATER Tu:TIE. a:ed nse ysarg I, and four months.
Fanarsl on Isesdsy ss1noon 2. oSGf5 &c n0m
street, near Reuben The friends Of the family arc
respectfully Invited to attend
In this city. January s4th. 1861. ANNA. egsd Jear
lmontl. and days. youngest daughter OF y. F. and
D. F. Haskell. .,,
Third avenue nt2H O'Clock ?. II. The friends Of tie
faUy are invited to attend without further notice.
, 1863-01-26
THE THIRD MINNESOTA REGIMENT,
ROSTER AND SKETCHES OF THB
OFFICERS.
Their Exploits Mt NIurfrecsboro and
III the Indian Country.

This regiment arrived In the city at s p. m.
yesterday, yin tile Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, and after partaking Of refreshments
tho officers as guests Of tue Northwestern
-Railroad Company, at tho Briggs House, and
the men, Of The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany, at thcir depot-left on special train for
Cairo, ut 8 p. m. This regiment passed through
the city on the 18th of November, 1861, to
Louisville, and were employed in guarding
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad with
their headquarters at Bclmont), till March
last, when they we're ordered to Nashville,
thence to Murhecsboro. Atthat noted battle,
they fought against Gen. Forests brigade,
embracing four regiments Of cavalry. On the
18th Of Ju1y-thc day Of the battle they we're
attacked at daylight by rebel forces variously
estimated at from 800 to $500. They held
their position until utter their camp Was
burned, the Michigan 9th captured, and the
town had been taken by tie rebels. 4 flag Of
truce was then brought forward and their sur
render demanded, which, after consultation,
was consented to By portion Of the officers,
but which was pcrsistent1y and Indignantly
opposed by Lieut.. Col. Griggs, and Captains
Andrew and Hoyt, and majority Of the pri
vates. They had fought bravely, and lost forty
killed and wounded. The officers that favored
the surrender-thc Colonel, five Captains ind
three Lieutenants- been dismissed from
tbe service. The fighting officers have
49,, ,,.o,notoa and are now with the
peen p.o'ao ana- 4,,c;r exchanges thev
regiment. soon a1lSl taHi G. ~ W;as,.s my
were ordered from ~ Lbas ~ ,,aai ~
1uell the inaia4 utetn. t!: u.neIa. aatcue9 ~
rcctiy 70 teA, ~ -, 's ~ a"V utcels
-n93ol Me1eit, y. .i tnvssuann Asut. g!sln, u
3nG % wlas Icy 9lnet5 Blu pe'aF prisoners.
pul lMo n9naieu ano 1oEly VI iho men
were engagea u "ooo lake, ne OH ON
ers having 1een sent 70 Aherefombie. The
bravery and determination OF these men at
that bati1c was Wnnt struck terror and dlsrnay
to the hearts OF the s2yages, and made that
T, s,1Ha Wsa;a auat nas1'o ~ Tisu tnuue
then im1uediately mounted az cavalry and mn
der command of Lieut.. fnow Capt.1 swan
frayereed the Indian conntEv vest of the Min
1,esot:, River. and into lie Dacotah terrifnry.
:,lnng 4hc Rio eiour and James R;rnr. - dja.s
taucs Of so,i1s i. 500 miles. s1lfferinr rreatjy
from priyations and exuos,',re. The country
had recently been burned over. and thc snot
from The b11rneil grass blacSened the man and
iii tl,cir annarel iii they rese,nh1rd 40 many
chimncy-sWeeners. At times they Travelled
n distance Of from I'D to 1S1 mi1es withou1
| Coragc for their horses, ar fond fnr than.
selves. except The limited rations they carried
| with them. In This scouting eSnedif}on fhey
| cantured nuwards Of forty iod"es of Indiuns.
| Sonn after their retnrn from The India,
| country I'm NoTcmber) this regiment Was or
not hayin,r received any nav since the Iatt1s
/ rrTr6.ts~ .f. r.. z1.sa - a. ~ :
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(From Paterson Il Robinson's Circular By the
Arahia.1
Foreign imports are now considerably reduced
in extent. and the market il Mcoming relieved
from the conetant pressure OF heavy arrivals,
Prices Of both wheat and flour this week have
been very firm. with an upW ard tendency. though,
as usual after the holidays, but little business com
pnratiycly% took place.
On Wednesday, wheat, where sales were effect.
cd, brought fully Lutte rates, while -four was 3d@
Sd bafrvl higher, and TUG better qualities gooG
with a moderate inquiry. aud for oats and barley
3ddtBd more than last weeks figures is wanted.
Nothing to note in meas provisions. Bacon Il
ef E eT to % @nsv
dearer there being stock here except ofinferlol
descriptions.
Lard is again quiet in tone, thonEh With a fafl
amount Of sales for consumption. Tallow contin
tce depressed. Oils unchanged.
, 1863-01-26

Buffalo Grain mnrket-Ian. -.
rerorted elnce M Yesterday no uooa Twas vas 610 bu 10
Chicago spring on private terms. Corn-3larket
quiet and nothing doing. Oats arr held ut 5111G4
I5'xc, without Gales,
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st. Louis Hog and Provision Market
January 20.
Lard-Dc.nand steady. Sales 500 tcs city steam
rendered at &C. and 1GO tea head lard at &c r b.
DRESSED ho:s-Sales 10 Hight and heavy ut al166e3c.
Hogs ion footl-1)emanl steady and market armer.
Sales comprise ,200 at axe and 4c dividing 160
| and eco be.
, 1863-01-26
IT TOOK THE PREMIUM

At shc state Fair Fo. gentleman of taste, weslta
nioiit and corrupsins intuences OF city s to lre
as the God OF nature Intended he shoua live. this t.
indeed one cf those opportunities to for
himself and fan1y beautiful home that y seldon
presented TO man, more than ONCE or twfcc IN fo
cnt that causes the s.1e For particulars address
call upon Z. u. CUMMINGS. II. South Clark street,
Chicago. Illinois, rpon j. " STOREY, Esq.. .Ianea
vile. Wisconsin. }a1. .Jtsttm
, 1863-01-26

Detroit Hog Markct-Jan. %.
Dressed Nogs-The demand does not appear to
e1ackcn, aud tLc prices Of u week past are firmly
Maintained. Ordinary hogs were selling readily Ut
$50. while for an cxtrn lot considerably more
than that hgurc could be obtained.
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hand-driil. fve-eights {ts) inches In diameter and
was drilled readily in our presence.
Wx. ]. JAcors,
EDEAnD RunNs,
GnnEnT LANE.
Brooklyn, Jan. :, 1868. jasG1t
, 1863-01-26

L. Hancock III choice Hogs {Cheater crossed with
Berkshire, averaging 40 1os at $A30. They were
,aieed By Isaae aud John LecpeF, and shipped by
are considered to be- the best lot In the yards this
Ecafon.
r Maple l. Co. sold a,s Hogs from Fulton Co.,
averaging 3t5 lbs at $4.l2H.
, 1863-01-26

Io1al ~; ..1; *, % go
ccpts at all the yards amount to 81, 800. This Ia
l2l64 less than last week and "a $50 more than the
corresponding week Of last year.
On Monday the market opened active and the
yards were almost ctirely cleared ont=with sales
Of rome 5000 at range Of S3.M089 90 for light to
heavy averages. Owing to the mild weather on
Tuesday the packers wefe not disposed cooperate
unless 1t u concession, which holders refused to
submit to. The market ruled dull with sales of
about 3,OG0 at a range Of s31OG3.90. On Wednes-
day tho receipts were LIBERAL and consequent upon
a good demand By packers and shippers, the mar
ket was active with sales Of come 9,000 at range
Of $3.15s4DQ-the latter fgnre for heavy averages.
Thursdays market showed no material change
from that OF the dag previous. On Friday the
market vas dnll owing to thc indisros,ition Of
unlavorable for cutting. To:DAT-Ths mild
weather still continues and the packers are gene
rally holding OF. There IL no material change In
the market since yesterday.
We give the closing prices az follows:
Hogs averaging 600 bs aud upwards. 50. 500 90
Extra lard hogs. s......-......-...-....-.. atSG3!5
Medium to good. 3.0oGo3. Is
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Pacific Mall. .....t73 iT.&W2d.....
Gal. B. Chicago. 81 CD T. s.f........1f4
Mich, Cent. ...... p8k c. d N. ". 1st mtg. 784
III. Cent. scrip... Q6X Mich Sou. .. H., ..113X
Clcv. 4 Pitts. II c. E P. 4th mtg. 81
Clcvc. j. Tol.. .... u P.Ft. ". d c. Sd. ..10
Chi. 4 II. L.... p6 L. ct H, 1st mtg. 109
T. Fl. n. & C....7i
0ovEnNMKNT STOCKS.
Us ;9s 81 cou.9 .95ss0ae Demand Notes. .140
40 Tnotes. One year cett...... e51S
.. g. Gs 81 regl.... 95
per cent,
Sterling exchange decidedly higher; 1ea9168k
for noerchante. and 1G3M1G5 for bankers bills.
Gold excited and higher, opening at 4Sa, and
closing firm at 5ol50A.
, 1863-01-26

Tie Late Surgeon, DR.. Geo. Conth~
worth.
The officers Of the Sstt Regiment, I'll. Vol,
deeply feeling the loss Of their Surgeon, Dr.
Geo. Coatsworth, who died Of pneumonia at
Murfteesboro, Tenn, January 9, 1868, were
called together By Col. Sherman, when com.
mittee consisting Of Lieut.. Col. Chadbourne,
Capt Sheridan, Capt MeClurg, and Licut.
Bigelow, was selected to draft resolutions ex~
prcsslyc Of their feealnge.
Col. Chadbournc, on presenting the resolu~
tions, remarked that he did not feel that the
occasion was an ordinary one; that he was
opposed to the usual way Of calling meetings
and passing the customary resolutions. He
believed that every one present felt the lossof
Il true friend in the death Of Dr.. Coatswortl.
The resolution, as passed, WAS as follows:
WHEREAS. Providence has seon dt to remove
from us our Surgeon Geo. coatsworth. by death;
Rescgeed, That We, the officers OF this regiment,
tl,eir % sudden bcTca7emcnt. We bear willing. tri.
butte to his many c1ccllcnccs Of character and his
greatness OF head and heart. To us, his death il
he was 80 able member In our fstcnd We recog-
uixei man Of more than ordinary ability aud at.
taipmcuts ana 9Se TOT @ I'm h. inesessea
nnc thosc traits OF character which 1ees intimste
ssapsoc;atiou would fail to discover. We fell that
nat on1y has tSs regiment by hts death lost tsc
9at ttslg t6s Fsssssotn enS
oattsIiehri o. tts nncrators. But though the 1oss II
srd td besr We ind rclici in the fact that be died
nat1 ia t,c ~ rnh3r way man eau dte-at his post IN
t iabnrious and faithful performance q nls aa1g
'"e F. r. SIBERIAN. Chairman.
| J. S. BALLARD. Secretary
|: es- f..'
I GFtr m tho N, Z. Journal Of Commerce, Jan T. o.
| HzRasSo's FRAsK11NrrE 1RoS DRnLRp.-fhs
Undersigned were preecnt at An experiment lot tns
l pnspose q tsstiug the Drill Proof qualities Of
aamPeot fraaf'lnitoor crysta1ikod Iron, 1oft witt
INC mammalian Hsn1e. New York, BY q. c. Herring
+ Co. NJ drsllp1Qat t.a ;,a. 80 ~ .a ,.ttl
, 1863-01-26

when shipped by ali rnii. 49, ''>''@ @'''''~~'
:, Rates 10 Du9kirk, exc p 100 ns Ices than to
Buffalo, when shipped b all rail.
The following table shows the surce Of supply
reads
l Gal; 3 c41 + R-..1es7t Chi 3 &QR R.....1,s rs
BEEF CATTLE
The total receipts OF Beef Cattle at all the ya1ds
for the week ending to-day, amount TO- according
t1 the daily receipts posted on Change. 5,ly3
This is 1,7s5 more f!!an last week, and f,S5l mors
tran tue corresponding werk last Jear.
EARLY in The week there was liberal demand
eonttaete5;. thv iattsf q whom we're purchasing
Ect ruled active and buoyant.
In the middle Of the week the buoyancy and ac-
tiyity Was considerably diminished, owing to the
there being at the Pittsburgh d Fort Wayne
yu1ds an accumulation Of orer LOGO Later In the
week, the railroads having disposed OF the block
ket ruled active and buoyant. The bulk Of the
offerings were much better than those ot1ast week,
and every hoof that was at ali desirable was
promptly closed at full figures. The market
We give closing prices as follows:
Extra shipping beescs. .3925136sK
Ear to good... s-St@Sio
V nete de following as a few oitie best :alss
during tile week:
Page Fola Hume i b bead good grade sseers aver
Brigham sold Morris, Rinneman i waixell 20
head fair state steers averaging 1910 ins at
Bingham sold Norris s Co - good State stecss,
averaging i $50 lbs ut $500.
Parker eold Norris + Co 60 head good grade
sfsss ssss a,sEis1E e eEEi! e E: IS State steer.
akaE aEade i "a Motifs Co l, head, a7erasins
Mnrrjs Piureman Z N-afre1l hourht ~ head
, 1863-01-26
The Old Ladies', I1ome-A Resume OF
its History.

r. Eoro~.,1,,. 1cf1 , Fa,u ror-ou. ,,n4 +c
c,atb.. h, t1;s IT,, - oars;d,r +1o o~noa;oncv
fost,,,,,sh;nr 11on>o - -. a,a 49, r. ,,;,~a,t
Ecmo1.. afs,.. e,,1 a,e.,,eet.., - 49,,
;mous1y resolved cxncdicnt ia orrnn;zc snch
, soc,civ md a comm;,tce xxos anno;ntoa tn
prcparc a constitution, and another one to
nominate a board Of officers. At a subse-
oucnt meeting the Committee reported a con.
s1itution, which was adopted, article by ar
tic1e, Tic, Committee on Nominations also
reported, and their nominations were con-
tir1ncd, rs follows: !,
PreeidenA- -Rev. ]: Pratt, D. D.
n aee r;.sn r 1,s gperi Mi.,Iso Rsr
j. l. nnlsey. 3. D.
Ssss,saty-AeyHi ss i =; Wnog.ea1tS +. yses1son; H.,
auGito1CJ, {, Fareo. CSC.
Besides these officers, there WAS elected q
Board Of Managers, consisting of eight per
eops from each Of the five following dcnomi-
nations Of Christians, viz: Methodist, Epis-
copa1, Baptist, CONGREGATIONAL and Presbytc-
rian.
Miss Caroline N. Smith, who had manifested
80 1rat.o,, A hox,.n ,,.o- ;,.x,,o5;.t.1,r =.
s, 49,, I-..:.-..:. a.ss - 80
-. l.e".. ~
~. -. .sss..s A. ' a'..;.,, ~
.es,:... - a ~sns4
- ~ 0@o "'@'
"iF r.. 49, s.-t ~ 1r.;.,.,.
<,.aa ~ a,zo1as- ,..,,. -,;t,, 49,. ~
- ~ 49, 49, n;.;ss c,.o. ..,a - .1;.,. % ,..A.es M -
..,..,s a,,,aanao ~ tho ~, 'r,,, ~ ~.
f.;onas h+,,o rooon+ ar,;s.ors.,r tho No..
~nrn,,s ro,,n,, e,,ovoa tho rao.,nt n,s o*,,s,
d;.rra ~ ,,o,r,v ann Tharo oro Wv a;n,,,
;nm,,oe E1>nc ~ .,,,on, ,,.s ,o., ro,o,,,aa o. ,
nn,r,,or pcs,aos ,,,nso o,o h.a hooa .an,;t
~ ~. ..,,o ,,,... ,as ~. ~, a,...."s .. ~
~ 5or - 49, 80 1;sta',t - ~, .,,
,nnn;tv ,v;n r.coan1ze .srha M I,s,os .z
1,o,,,as. 80 oro ~ +To ,,,,s+ ,,or.t,,o,,+ ;n..,t
s4.,.,..,..., -.s ~, :.
1e ~. ~, N'. "sA ~
s"Na ~. ooe'o ""u """sss NV e''ee'tu'
"'pps ,aees y. tnose "no nho tne'en ~ sl"le'
,1%,a - ;. .Asn ~, 49, s 10y 'uss w.. :. no 4,'
~, w. :. soa epe.u' w .o ' ~ ~ ~.
e!s,'.s e,1e."se " NV tnr''s'' u "''e '''
|
, 1863-01-26

Nor That AfAx.-Mr James Stanton, a
painter and flazier, called upon us, on satur.
day, to state that It was not himself but an,
other Stanton who was convicted Of vagrancy
nj the Police Court on Frlday.
, 1863-01-26

MORE POSTAL nCuRRESCr.--Collcetor Haven
has received f10o, 900 in postal currency, which
lie will pay out In sums Of not less than 500,
commencing this morning. This will
materially relieve. tho smn1l change chi.
bar1assmcut Of the city.