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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-25
N0TICE.

4 LOST NY POCKET-BOOK On The l3,h Of w.
vemher last, containing between sghly and ninsly
dollars also one note 81 hand on A. q. McCraxysr
scnsessy eve dollars; one note on Sally Whitfield
and Ieln Moore Cor ihirty.eighl dollars and lsw
cents The excel amcnnt moi remembered; also one
noie un Alfred Blalork for fifteen dollars also %.
ceipt from Lewis Bobhii for q mole on George ~
Morton CIR SIXTY dollars Allpe,sonsarc herebyne.
,frdnni 10 trade for any Of Tho above noies as ray
mint hes been stopped.
JAMES G. McCLOER,
Mscrays store, n. y.
Jpasa'y Ajax Ts-s;f
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.


Charleston. February l7.--rhe follow
inc Proclamation from Gen. Beauregard /.
viii appear in the City papers morrow
Headquarters Dept, s. O., Ga. and Flag
Charleston, February 10, 1862
Il has become my solemn duty to inform
,he authorities and citizens OF Charleston
md Savannah that movements Of the enc
my's feet indicate an early land and naval
,,iack on one or both cities, and to urge
hal persons unable to take an active part
Il tie struggle shall retire. II is hoped.
however, that this temporary separation Of
.one Of you from your homes will be made
without alarm or undue haste, thus show
10 that the only feeling which animates
,ou in this hour Ut supreme trial is the re-
grst Of being unable TO participate in the
defence 81 your homes, your affairs and the
defence Of your kindred. Carollnians aud
Gesrgians, the hour is at hand 10 prove
yosr coustry's cause. Let all able bodied
men from The seaboard 10 the mountains
ru.h to arms. BE not too exacting 10 the
choice Of weapons-pikes and scythes will
DO for exterminating your enemies, aud
spades and shoyels for protecting your
trends. 10 arms. fellow citizens, and
come 10 share with US our danger--our
brilliant success or our glorious death.
&. T.. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
Official: ]. NJ. Orgy, A. A. Gent.
The final preparations lor the expected
attack are being rapidly perfected, and
troops and people are calm aud confident.
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YANKEE GUNBoATs cAPTUREp


Port Hudson, Feb. l7.--Federal steamer
Queen Of the Vest captured the Confederate
transport Era ia Red River. and forced
her pilot. John Burke, TO take the wheel,
and ordered him to take the gunboat to our
batteries. Burke feigned fear. but finally
ioak me wheel under Yankee guard. and
upon nearing the batteries he told the YAM
KEGS they we're filtefn miles below them
Immediately putting close in when she re-
c.l.sd a shot which broke her steam pipes,
disabling the boat. Burke jumped over
board and swan ashore. The boat driftrd
10 the opposite shore, when her crew made
their Escape. With the exception Of eigh-
teen, Who fell into our hands. The crew
subsequently got aboard the Yankee boat
Desofo. aud wib two hundred stolen me-
grocs effected ihrir escape.
The Queen Of The Hest is now in posses
sion Of the Conledersles. and will be tow
ed 10 place Of safety Tor repairs. Re-
ported That Yankee gunboat iadianola has
gone W Red River I" recapture her.
Later Intelligence states the Confederate
steamer Uebb has recaptured the Era. The
Ira i disabled, aud also one wheel Of the
Queea of fhe Htst j. slightly injured. but
vii so.n be in fighting trim again and un-
der Canledvraie cuiors. Positive informa-
tim received that transport DesoiO hat been
burned by The frdrrals 10 prevent her fall
IN into The hands u The ConfeLerates.
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RECRUITS WANTED.

'E'HE Consr,ia Law being partially suspended, IN
order 10 give those liable TO CONSUMPTION chance
TO volunteer in companies of their selection, and re-
ctive The bounty and other benefits provided by law
for volunteers iheundersigned having been detailed on
this service by order Of Maj Gen. CIV. Smith, will
receive volunteers.
TH0S. B. Whitfield.
Sergeant Go. G, n. c. Infantry, or
JAMES Y. WHFrTED,
Capt. Co. g, Orange Guards,)
21h n. &. Infantry.
February 4. sO,-3v
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TO FACTORS OF COTTON.
February is.

LEND ~ ,nscnpi Yarns and Cations. aud we
- will sell Yarns Al fy cenls per banch and Cot.
tons Al five cents yard less than We pay sou. We
have few bunchcs OF Yarn on sil =, 81 q nnmbcr.
n. y. BROWN & co.
February Is. ST.
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NOTICE

'5NHE'subscrber having been qualified 81 November
4 Court, 1882. as administrator TO the estate ef
John GASToN GARRELL, notice is hereby
given 10 al persons indebted 10 the esiaie 10 Come
forward and make pigment, and those having claims
against the will present them within the nspc
prescribed by law, OF this notice will be plead in bar
VI thri recovery.
ALSEY CARRELL. Admir-.
January 2sih. 7s-swp
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TR.IToRs. - Those Who think there are
murr traitors and tories Ia Nnrth Carolina
than in any other Slate Of the CoRfrderacy,
are very much mistaken. There are some
in this State, and mnre we fear than some
uf our own people seen to suppose; bat
there are no more than in other States. For
instance. NC see il stated that large ship
mems Of cotton are belng made IRON Mem
phls. Tennessee, TO the North. IL the people
around Memphis aud other paints IN the
West were true TO the South, the enemy
would ret no cutton-true men would not
only refuse 10 sell 20 Yankee traders, but
they ~suld burn il before il should TALL in
10 the hands Of our enemies. Unfortunate
~, every state Of the Confederaey is ours
ed with tories aud traitors. aud the sooner
they are visited with swift punishment the
better it will be Tor the cause Of the Souih.
Whenever the Confederate authorities lay
their hands on rascally traitor, We hope
they will hold him. the mu.,erlngs of grow :
lers about hsbeas corpus. constitutional
law, &c. 10 the contrary cotwithsiand-
ing. csarlotie Democrat.
But, nelghbor. suppose they lav their
hands on one who is not knoien to be lrai.
tor-asainst whom nothing has bren proved
justify ing the belief that he j, irallor--a
me4sly suspicious character aud damn
him. as a traitor: that shall trey do With
himf Lock bin ap aud give him no chance
to be heard Forbid counsel any now -
What ought TO be done in such cases, for
there are many Of them;
Salisbury HaiclRIda.
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RECEIVING,
III Casks RICE.
30 reams Wrapping Paper,
70 reams Letter Paper 400 packs Envelopes,
10 bbls. Sugar, 900 lbs. Sweeds Iron,
20 kegs Nails, 10 lbs. Cast Steel,
50 lbs. b RAIDS. so lbs. Cot Tacks
1000 Slate Pencils, soslaies,
5 dog. Scissors, Tea Kettles,
Odd Lids, Sad Irons, &c. &c.
W. N. BROWN Il co.
February 10. 81
, 1863-03-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.

TCEsDAT EVENING, March ;, 1868.
T.emoncy market for the day has boon unusu-
civ quiet. Tic legitimate leocands OF customers
axe all snpplicd, and generally financial matters
are moving along smoothly. During the day there
has hccn considerable discussion and many con-
aIct;nc opinions az to the precise shape In which
the Ways and Neaus bill would anally get through
n,auy supposfrg that tho bank influence would be
sufficiently strong in tho final struggle to defeat
the proyleion taxing their issues. Probably
our late dispatches will determine.
New York Exchange is steady at Y ut all tho
banks, with ein.lc exception. Round lots were
sometimes obtained at fraction off, The buy
fnr price was part11s premium, with tendency to
the lower rate. That was about all that could be
| obtained on round lots.
The opening price for Gold In New York was
IN. and at the close it was x less. Here the
usnal figure was 70, though few paid t5GS1 above
| Old Treasury Notes were bought at the same
| price as gold. At the opening in New York pzl.
| vntc dispatches made them Il x; but here no dit
ference was made. New Dcmands were bought o.
1.G4 and sold at 5I@4. The tendency Is to the
lower figure as they are plenty.
| The rapgc for Si1rer was 55lG0,
THE STATE BANK OF On1o ASKS REL1EF.-Mr
! Robinson has laid before the Senate the memorial
| Of John Andrew, President OF the State Bank ol
Ohio, asking the repeal OF the 9TH section OF the
Suspension Act OF last winter, winch requires the
| tank to furnish the StAte with specie to pay the
interest Its foreign debt. He asks it for the rca
ron that the daft the specie Of the bank for the
last payment reduced the amount to such an e
to resume specie payments as promptly as they
| shQull.-t7ettsdnd Herald
, 1863-03-04
DRY GOODS MAaKET.


TuEzpAr EVENING. March 3, 1868.
During the past week our Dry Goods merchants
have been busy receiving their spring stocks, and
nearly all OF thdu cnn how exhibit the best assost~
ment Of scasonab'c goods Of al kinds ever seen
west OF the seaboasd. The array of prints, de-
lanes. &C. Is particularly noticeable, and the new
stScs arc considered by the trade to be unusually
attractive It Is not be wol1ercd inspec~
ton OF IN honr two OF the stocks now here, that
Iessy merchants and jobbe:s from interior cities
and from the frontier, on their way East to mako
their spring purchases, should change their minds
and buy in Chicago. As to prices, they can bay to
Better advantage here than In yew York, and the
etyles being new and the goods fresh. there is
Eoth;ng TO gain By travelling to New York, Boston
OF Philadelphia
Tie general Gry goods market an over tho coun-
try il excited and bro5ant, and Cotton goods in
New York, Eoston and Peiiadephia have advanced
1czsc per yard Here there is no material change
our Wholesale merchants shining to Keep below
Eastern prices as long as they can. Brown Sheet
irgs have advanced 2c-closing IN New York at
a5e per yard.
AL kinds OF foreign goods are higher on account
Of the advance Of foreign exchange; but tho de-
and islinaitsd.
The following are the closing quotations st.ple
, 1863-03-04

any Of the regular branches OF the course, his
clses record and monthly report TO his paEehss
ehn1l, IL Ill cases be plainly marked "Partial
Course"
The designations of Miss Myers Of the og-
den School, and Mr. Armstrong, Principal Of
the Kinzie School, were presented and &C.
copied.
Mr. Prlndiyille moved that when the Board
adjourn, it adjourn until Tuesday, the 10th
inst, at half past two O'Clock p. M, to elect
teacher for the .Kinzie School and in the
meantime that the proper Committee and
Superintendent supply the place. 49,.
A lengthy and interesting discussion cnsued,
participated in by oil the members Of the
Board. After which Mr.. Prindiyille's motion
Yves carried.
The Superintendent stated that the ne"
schools brought within tile Jurisdiction Of the
Board by the city-charter, in Holste1n ano
Bridgeport, raised the question whether ne
should commence visits to those schools
and sipn orders for fuel Us he had already beer
requested.
Mr.. Holden thought not until the superln
tendeut had been oficia1ly notified by tht
Comptroller whether the property had beer
Transferred, in which opinion the Board con
CURED.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Foster the salaries o
Miss Whitehead Of the Dearborn School, AMI
Miss Hatch Of the scammon School were in
creased $25 under the rules.
Upon melton the Board adjourned.
, 1863-03-04

PROy1SIONS-The market closes firm, but not
vc.y setiyc. Prices Of nearly all kinds OF Hog
Product have advanced.
Brnr-No demand, and the market il nominal
at s1OO0 for Mess. and $l1O0 for Extra Mess. Beef
Hams are scarce aud firm at 35QGI13-75. There
is 70 Tiertc Beef Offering. . ....
MESS PoEK-The offerings are Hight. and. under
d fair demand. the market IL firm ard steady 1t
$140o Country brands are selling at $1,000
Pn1xz MISS PonK-The demand ;a moderate
and tic market firm but quiet ut sla.oo. The Of:
ferngs are light.
ESan.u MKA7ssearcc and in good demand
atT5.GI7s4c for Short Dunoless Addles: GttdtGic
:nr Short Rib Al3dles; and 5sic for Cumberland
.Mscdlcs.
BULK MEArs.-Shoulde1s hare been In good de-
mand and active closing firm At &c loose for city
and 3s.@33sC Tor eountfJ-ho1ders asking HWAc
higher. Bans are In good request at 5szc loose
fer city and 54151c for country. Sides are quiet
at 51<a5z8c for country.cut No clty:cut offering:
P1cEIEn MEATs.-HaHs are in good request and
the market closes drm At e.S@6.c in b1s and tres.
CitEpick1ed are generally held at &C..
LAHD-Dusing the week the market advanced 4
Ga1c per 1b--heayy sale6 having been made few
days ago at 11G1oHc-clostng arm at lie.
ERfAsE-White Grease Is In request at S12cla
sac, and Yellow at T5sGse.
TO-DAY the sales we're 100 br3s city Mess Pork
at $14lO $50 ties Galcna kettte-rendered Leaf Lard
atit7sc; 200 tres prime city ate2m-dried Ht 1lcs
S. brls Brown and Yellow Grease ut fHc; 600
Green Hams at 5hc: 1000 ms Dried Beef at Sc.
DRESSED H0GS-Receiyed,6 651; received last
week, e,se3; shipped, H. The market closes firm
and prices have advanced 3fG1i0c = 100 bs during
the week. To-day the market advanced 5G11ec-
Salce were:
~
, 1863-03-04

lF1tm the Boston Commercial Bulletin, Fob. g.
'ETssrc has been considerable speculative move
mcnt In cotton goods during the wees, whtch, on
materially for some descriptions. Bat whether
this nay be considered permanent ad1suce. or 4
spasn:cdic refe1 Of the fluctuations In the gold
are very hzm at this advance. anu predict still
high prices. rc1noE sas current yesterday on the
street, that Stewart, the great New York monopo-
list, {who abhors speculation that, In order to
llaudE) has been att again: and atter sending out
agents to bny M all standard cottons to be had In
that and the Boston market, has set the ball in no
ten By clappins On a a adsanee ofss yard: But
spectators and =. sells only 10 the trade.
Heavy brown sheetngs arr now quoted firm at
45c net caeh: medium, 8; &c: Light, eric. Bleach
ya1d. shi1tings range from Is to &c Pint cloths
isG 31c. Anosksag cotton 1annels, a91.i6c. Jeans.
e5e- Dri11s, x73c. penims, stripes aud ticks arc
quiet with light stock Lancaster gingka1ns y,c
LANES hare been very active, and now rule At 3s1
ontse lets Of cotton goods in The bands Of speech
'11S5s sts ts9 are i aetye rand and light and
Medium styles very ecarre. Te notice sn
advance Of about ic 2 yaTd oyer our Last
Wssk aaa nce ee.rsd Ss
Of market. Cocbecos, stc.. net; Pacidcs and
Spraeues,- &c; Dunnel1s and Aanchcstcrs, &c ;
The woolen goods market is 1tm and active with
prices steadily tending upwa1d for all seasouable
st.Ies. Stocks Of fancy Spring woolens sre very
@ as% ssn;s,S az ssnS sp T. cese g =: qacts
Sackings $3.50. Setnets, Tweeds and Me1tous
are moving at very full rates. Ths market for
DFezs Goods ,, y vc5y active, and dealers report
ing the fashionable shade OF the lattes) as being
kenyier than for many seasons past.
, 1863-03-04
Medical Department of Lind Untvcrsf
ty-Fourlh Annual commencement

Medical Department of Lind Untvcrsi-
ty-FOurth Annual commencement.
The commencement exercises we're held last
evening ut the rooms Of the Medical Depart
ment, in Lind's Block, on Market street, cor
ncr cf Randolph.
The exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. I'm. Humphrey.
The names of the graduating class were read
IL DR.. Isham, and the diplomas were read In
Latin by Dr.. johnson, and delivered to the
following named graduates:
saml H. Bottomly. Ill Louis S. Rogers, Ind.
john j. Sanuels. III. L. Warner. II.
e'n 3e55e 6;n Il Me19ne 1n Wis tsstsn, Me1fa, VI
". II. Fox, I'll. Ed. Derns. Iii.
j. L, .WaGsworih,K ,Kan. E. u. LeDnc III.
| i. I. Macbttt, Ind
Thos. S. Mitchell and 8. D. Kimban, were
mentioned as having been elected honorary
members of tho Institution.
] The Faculty granted two prizes to students
+! Of tic graduating class: first prize, for the
| best thesis, 10 J. e. L. Wadsworth, [Garnctt's
| work on Medical Uses Of Electricity;) sec
cnd prize to ]. J. Sanucls, (Dalton's Human
Physioloey.)
The Valedictoy Address to the graduates
WAS deliycredy by Prof Mahla. twas m able,
scientific paper, full Of sound advice to the
| gra1natcs, and as a literary and scientific pro-
dnctiou, worthy of its learned author. We
regret that the crowded state Of our columns
prevents the publication Of even IN abstract
Of the address.
The exercises were closed by bencdction
from Rcv. Mr.. Humphrey.
CoEoSER's IsQrEsT.-Thc Coroner ycstcs-
e:.y made full investigation into the case OF
Mrs. Anna Batlan, who was run over by 4
switching engine of the Illinois Central Rail-
read, about week ago, and died few hours
after at the Sisters Of Mercy Hospital. The
investigation not only cxculpated tho Railroad
Company and its employees from all blame,
but showed that they spared neither pains nor
expense to have her properly cared for, from
TIE moment the accident occurred, until ate.
her funeral The Coroner's Jury rendered q
verdict accordingly.
EARLY OPENING OF NAv1GAT1oS.-Thc De
troit Tribune Of Saturday says: Sowing tt
the mild character of the weather, navigation
p i'll open much earlier than asual A cargo
Of rolling freight will be taken on next wccl
At the Central Depot by one Of the propeller,
Of tho Western Transportation Company
with which she will proceed at once to Buffalo
To-day the steamer Illinois, Of the same line
c.me down from Hantramck, and she will b.
Immediately put in readiness to 50 into com
! mission"
: ANOTHER G1fr CoNcERr.-Wc uuderstan'
a that tue Great Western Band arc about II
6 give I Grand GIFT Concert upon their OFT
8 responsibility. It will be prepared upon
t magnificent Scale, with choice selection Q
q gats, and splendid programme of music
j We sl;aa alludc TO It more In detail hereafter
, 1863-03-04
DI II d.

At the RESIDENCE Of Q. squiera; On Monday. March
ID. Of ezJhrea!s, DAVID B. FoKUs. aged = 5eaIs
At R,ehriew, Jan. 18th, Of bronchitis, JAMES II.
DOYLE formerly Of Portland, Nc.
Cut down in the morning and risos OF manhood tcW
e!eater extent the respect conndcaeo and esteem Of
Ill who knew him.
"The good dit drxt -
But they whore hearts arc dr. As summer dust.
HHtu to the socket"
TP Portland aad Bangor CAel psress please cory
, 1863-03-04

The dry goods trade has been moderately aetira
in more freely, and most OF the large western ci-
ties arc well represented here at present. There
is good i, raand foE all rtaple co;ton-. and Tor
9.r. tsTn, The only noticeable feature In theisade
is 1e large sale OF drills. principally to 70 West
for army purposes. including nearly all the low
hi.hcr. rrints continue acarcc and arm tie ten
ilency Of all good styles heEg upward The game
may be said Of cottouades. stsfpea; ticks and
checks Wco1cns arr very quick Of sale. and the
s1otke Of most kinds arc very much IedReed, and
prizes ft1n and atvnnciDs.
, 1863-03-04
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKEr
TUESDAY ETENIS6, March .. 1sG:r

Tuesday EEEx1SG. March 3. 1sGI
The tendency in Lumber Is still upwards, and
VIC have to note q further advance in prices. Com
1aon Boards and Fencing arc drm at SIG. .0oD15.50
-some dealers refusing to sell IN incl, brIow
kl7.oo. We also quote Flooring $i.co3s.oo per
thonsand higher, and npper qualities ss.oo higher.
The trade il not very active but this Ia to he attrfh
utcd mainly to the bad condition Of the roads alt
through the State. 1t Is slmost impossible to hau1
lumber or grain
Shingles have advanced s0c per 1,oo'-shc best
quality Of Shaved and Sawed being held firmly at
Slo0 ard No at $3.50 Lath has advanced 50c
per 1,eo closing 1t $a0oca3-50.
The following are the closing quotations In this
, 1863-03-04
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph.l NEW fonk, March ,, 1863.

G6TEENNKNT Bf0Ck9.
U, S. 6s 81 coup. .1G1h .. S. year cert. 93A
u S. Gs '6s rcgd. .103
MONEY MAEKEr-Money steady at 9 q cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at LEG lsi for merchants
aud 16sD169 for banke1s' bills.
American gold lower, opening Mt Tx and
r1oeino weak at u.
, 1863-03-04
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, March 3. 1sG3-
wERK11 REy1Ew.-The following tablcs show
the receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
trade and commerce during the past week and
since the 1st Of January, with comparative eta
tittcs.
REcE1r1s OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO.
, 1863-03-04
'' TrcasurcrB commits
fionR, pr, ct. for receiving
S4437.17, $7.S1: for disburs.
$iG,s4aa. 90 $$1G4.42......... S11l.M -.
Balance in Treasury. y......-..,-..-. S16,7o59s
The Joint Committee on Finance and War
ds.4 41,nE ,.sxaUe,

Balance in Treasury. ......+......-. SIC, s052s
The Joint Committee on Finance and War
Fund made the following report:
Your Joint Committee on Finance aud War
Fund. to whom referred the act Of the Legss-
aE1e ths nnS Of nr paFt Ss os Cook
under adyisement. beg leave to report: That, in
their opinion, 1t is now necessary to fund one
TIT he shoud be the Get neFesa
tLc county, made payable in ten years. IN the city
otchicago. with semi;annnal interest at tue rate
M ssd sas 81 s bens Wa @ tbe sae
OF amount Of the sonc, BE- entrusted TO special
committee, composed Of three members from this
Board. All Of which is respectfully submitted,
aud yoNr committee nsk to be discharged from
further consideration OF this matter.
Laid over till this afternoon.
Adjourned till o'clock
Il. S. ReGford, from Worth, offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
WnEnrAs, 4 petition having been presented to
this Board setting forth celtan grievances relative
to certain roads, and bridge known as Lane .
Rridge, situate in the town Of Worth, therefore
! be II
Ffsolrsd, That the Clerk Of this Board be re.
quc6tcd to communicate with the Superintendent
CT tic Illinois and Michigan Canal requesting him
imneaey t. repair M s .1, roads and brigs so as
The petition was referred to the Committee
ou Roads and Bridges.
To Coard Of Supervisors, &C.:
| Your Committoe l1ayirg in charge the familie:
ofsoluntccr soldiers Of Cook county. the dizbusse
ment OF tountics to volunteers, and the allotment
Of soldiers tcg leave to report that sincr their re-
| port to your Board at its December meeting, 1862
tEty fnyc paid to the families Of soldiers residing
in tie city Of CEicaGo, the sum OF $l,639a'; AM
10 families residing in the county outside the city
| $1.5I9.7b.
For Clcrk's services. 800
For services Of visitor. e 81
| Fer services OF A. 6. Throop on blot
! For services Of Committee. e....-....,,.. sa.S
Stationery $1.a5 writs s3.oo. checks and ~
! Is pnunty checks at sGDtO -........,. $1,000
Loan made Of the city last wintcr.-..... 7,a>o0
Total. ....s1s, 1865
Leaving In the hands of your Committee. - So
The families residing In the city arc, and hay
been since Dec, 10, 1861, provided for hy the Cit
War Committee. Your Committee are now pas
ing re- families in tire several towns OF the comfy
ard on All average about g. per week to each fam
Il. z. CULVER,
GEO. STKoSG,
, 1863-03-04

The lot OF 81 Hogs noted abeye as told at $3.50,
were raiBed By r. & A. Anderson, In Oglc county,
IL. and were shipped BY T. N. Hacker, Polo.
They were very choice, smnll -boned Hogs, aver
Rhcdcs l. Whyte, packers, at the price named
above.
FLOUR Received to-day Bps brls :: received
last week, 1870 hrls; shipped ,43o ht1s. The
, 1863-03-04
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TEE
CHICAGO 1LARKET.


TUESDAY EVENING March s, 1853.
FREIGHTs-LAkE-The prospect Of m early
opening OF navigation has rendered vessel owners
wheat to HuEalo. 1ac is asked: but one Or two
vcsscls have been taken at lower f-ures. Rail-
ROAD FRI1GETs-There is no change in rates.
We Cpptc:
, 1863-03-04
TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
SECOND DAYS PROCEED
INGS.
Reports of the County Treas.
urcr, Committee on Einnnce,
War Fund Committee. &c.

The Board met at 10 o'clock, and after q
short session adjourned for the preparation
OF Committee reports,
The County Treasurer submitted the fol-
lowing statement, which was referred to the
Committee on Finance:
1so5. COOK coCNTT n ACCOUNT E1TH MICHAEL.
KELLEY, TtEAsURER.
March /, by balance from last
March ], By City Of Chicago. 399.l7
March ], By License account
Ma,ch I by swamp ]and acct 10000 ..,.-
- sas,aso.1G
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