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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-01

You're out Of luck entirely, Abe,
The engines of the track;
The biler's burst, and there you are,
A sprawling on your back
The cXciscman is at the door,
Contractors cry for pelf;
You're blind and stupid, deaf and lame
Not voU well yourself
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-01

You said the South had ruled us, Abe,
Some fifty years in peace,
And that the time had fully come
When their vile reign sho ild cease;
That you were to take the helm
The sinking shipto save,
And put her on another tack
And really thhk you hare !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-04-01

Now. what I'm sitter, Uncle Abe,
Is simply to find out,
What you have done with all this ere,
And what you've been about!
If, unto Caesar you have given,
.lll that is his concern,
Then Mrs. Caesar wants to know
What you have done with hera
, 1863-02-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET,
from the New Yor}S Eronou{st -th

49,, :. A4os' t'"'l
standard shcetings are 4al4e, but haYo not sold
above lQc Jobbers are selling at :rl3sGfdnr Nh
Giuns eettings u.e 42c. Heavy sh1tinSs Sc; light
CT light, Int the market is ycry arm with yeryiirht
stocks. 80 and 20 inch goods and 10-l .hceti,srs.
With intermediate widths to some extent, hsye
rsEn,ent contractors and lave Advanced afA1oc q
yard. 1914 sheetin.s arc sold ont at y0c. Al havr
EoId at 5sc net.
market has not been acti7e thia weat hut aine,
our Last report New kosk Mills water twjst !,nYs
advanced 10 4e1<c NIT: Nashville rn1d ,nrdaI to
6oc, Wil1amsvile 40c. while New YofS SE1s t rs-n.
lar. and Namsutta are eold OUT,
DR111s.-Bsowns hare advanced to a7xc. and
arc very frm. @''0
Co7ToS Observation-Disclosures arc advanced tn
4ec, and othermakea are advanced 1@ac ~
, 1863-02-11
This includes the shipments over the Mich1r
Central Railroad fo7 tso weeks.
RECEIPTS TOE LAeT TwESrr-FouRH Hnups

The decline Of gold this morning to 153k caused
dull market for produce and prices ruled lower,
The Provision market, under tho influence Of
dull newa from thc East, was dull and droopfnc.
and the transactions were almost too light to co-
stitute market. Lard was hold at 9a<c, but there
were 10 buyers above 91sc. Mess Pork and Bulk
Meats were neglected and quiet.
The market for Dressed Hogs today was arm
and actire-lisht hogs selling at an advance Of &C.
The sslcs Of heavy hogs were ut $4.75a14.so and
light at s4.1oG4.17B.
Live Hogs were in light supply-a1out $780,
Consequent upon moderate inquiry by shippers
and packers the market ruled steady with saIcs OF
como 3.000 alta range Of $3.55@4GO GO-the latter as
nre being paid for one lot Of t55 hogs weighing
about 400 1bs.
The light receipts Of Beef Cattle hada tendency
to restrict operations but the market ruled stcadr
without material change from yesterday prices.
Sales foot up some 200 head at q range Of $t.slSA
3.l2H for inferior to fair shipping beeres.
The Flour market was dull aud heayy-the sales
Of winter extras being at $7.Oo17,50, and spring
extras at s5.75@5.9o.
Wheat declined 1c per busAe1 on No. i Spring
and Red Winter; but No. 2 Spring was steady
with light sales at q 10 for No. Red; ST
for Rejected Red; s1.1s11.s0 for No. l Spring; ;
s1.oad91.01 for No Spring; and ss3s6c for Rcjec-
ted sprins-tfe market closing quiet
Corn declined 58c per bushcl-with liberal sales
Of Mixed at 4aGi91Sc, and Rejected Corn at 4a1
43e; New Corn was sold at 43I43xc.
Oats were dull and lower-with snles of No, 1 at
57c. Rye declined l@2c-No.l selling at 8aa;s3c
The market for Hlghwincs WAS dull and lower
for small lots, but round lots were in fair demand
and steaay-with sales at 4ac. Small country con.
, 1863-02-11

Hereafter trains will leave and arrive at Chicago,
e. fnllnWa:
, 1863-02-11

PEasoSAL-The Rev. c. n. Van Metre, Of
tue Five Points Mission School, New York,
will arrive at the Matteson Hounsc in this
city and remain during Friday, with nice
company Of boys and girls seeking homes.
, 1863-02-11
RECQRDERsS COURT.
4 Collection OF Gamblers Fine3-Re-
port OF the Grand Jury.

We have heretofore noted the descent Of
Capt. Jack Nelson and his posse Of police on
6 ogambling den on Dearborn street, and the
arrest Of several Of the inmates. Their cases
were taken before the Grand jury on Monday,
and bills Of indictment having been found
against them, they were all arraigned yestcr.
day bcfore Recorder Wilson.
Howard plead guilty, without making any
words about it, after consulting his counsel.
Walters, in answer to questions bY the
Court, stated that he was not professional
gambler, but was agent for Stewart i Pome,
roy OF N. l., manufacturers Of mill machine.
r.. &c resided at 25S Ohio street. &c enter.
ed plea Of guilty to the Indictment,
Henry Geib said ho was brtcl,aycr. bnt
could not tell how many bsiek he had Ibid. Hc
had worked at his trade last SIMMER some
Had been up before the Court at a previous
term on similar charge. Had not been for.
tunate in his gambling and was nearly broke.
J. Sutherland said he WIS guilty, and had
been very unlucky as gambler. He was q
merchant, and hadprcyiously been engaged in
business at Freeport, Ill
L Davis entered plea Of not guilty.
n. R. Winchester, the keeper Of the house,
plead guilty. His luck was sometimes good
and sometimes bad, and he WIS not now over,
stocked with cash. He had been engaged as
a gambler all his life. He didn't feel able to
pay large fine, and VAS intending to quit
gambling as soon as he got eren.
hogers plead guilty with very sorrowfal
eountenanee, and then plead poverty in a
.nos. Palmetto manner. He said be was not a
..eeia1 .,ee gambler. To which the Court replied,
oh' no-aa Irregular one"
MecienAn while eonfcs.Inp that he p-,s
guilty Of having "bcen thero s,ts th. H., hs NV ~" :,
urged his previous absence from snn,, ~, ~
In mitigation. BE was merchant .su ~ ~ p1aess es
South Clark street, aud had ace,ass:.,, ~ o. ,o'
strayed from the fold. To Which ,be ra..
added the consoling remark: aWc,l .. roa'.
everybody docs somrtimeB.''
Hunter was also disposed TO say eni.ty. Hc
was formerly in the tobacco business, but was
not actively engaged 1T prcscut. His purse
was low, as hc had bccn..unlucky.
This completed tile list Of those ar7a;z i ca
] AID Il, fiiIsa;st:r, III aasNer to question
, 1863-02-11

OFFICERS.
Presidential. Stone, il.
Tee htAidenf-E. E. Rogers.
Secretary and Treasurer s. Downs,
4Sppe,!,;eNdent- G. Baldwin,
, 1863-02-11

COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EyKs1sa. Feb. 10, 1858,
WkEKLr Rxsnw.-During tho past week, gold
has declined a64 per cent, and psices Of nearly
all kinds Of produce hare declined under this inu.
ence. Flour has declined a5c per barrel; Wheat,
scper bushe'; Corn, bGe6c per bushcl; Oats, I'D.
yanced sGb3e, and fell back again; Rye. declined
SC per bnshal; Barley is firm and steady. high.
wines have declined 1c per gallon Provisions are
dull and drooping-Latd showing decline OF VA
Hc. per y.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
pep:s Of leading articles ef produce during II,
, 1863-02-11
Cincinnati Markets.

V1HE11K1IA&1 IW1NEE3s
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10, 1863
PROVISIONS Market quiet.o-day and not eaongh
doin: to establish quotations, and prices nominal
Holders ask 3110oGt1.5 50 for old mess pork, and
s15,e0G13.50 for new country. and $t4 0A114oo for
new city do. These figures fully y cents above
buyers views. There was come inquiry for bacon
with Ealcs of 100 hhds sides at exc. snd 100 hhds
shoulders at 5655 1-18c, Nothing doing In bulk
meats.
LAnp-Du11 but prices unchanged; 4oo tiercas
sold at o.H0o:tc. and 900 ticrccs city at exc.
WH1sKr-Actire and advanced &c. Sales t,aDo
brls At bac aud 100 bss at &c., At the close holders
asking &c.
, 1863-02-11

To-DAI the market ru1ed dull, and 1G1ac lower
on NO Red and No Spring; but No Spring was
Sos Red Winter lin A. SIS, at Il 20; 5000 ba Re-
1ested he'd Winter lin s.. 3. & Co.'S At $1Gs;
l,sW bu do I'm S. $. T. Co. % At Il H; 500 bu Am
Spring Nn N. 81 1t q. 30: 800 ba do On ii. 4
A,s, M ct Sis: 1900 bp Sos Spring I'm y. 8 A's},
L. W@a ~ ia At 4 s % = iS S} 5a aaa Sa g ia ou % ~
and 1000 bu do lin A. D. l. Co % at 103S; 5000
bH DO tn 4; D. Co.'S, and 5000 bn do ifn n. b
LOO bu Rejected Spring lin 4. D. j. Co. 81 1t SC
3. & Co. III at Sc,
coRS-Reeeived to-day, $500 hu: received
ut week, s67 $40 bu; shipped 1ast week 6,8t5 bu
Lhe n market 1n the early part of the week was
buoJAnt, and prices of Mixed Corn ran up from
Sc week ago to ssc; but since then, under
heavy receipts and decline in gold, prices have
fallen ST1tc per bushel. New Corn fs being re-
ceiEcd IN store, and sales hsyc been active at
range OF <l@41c. Ths following table shows
the range Of prices paid each day during the week:
, 1863-02-11

o.
WOODEN WARE-The market il ycry frm an
prices hare an upward tendency. Wsshboar]
hare advanced CSC per dog. We give quotations q
Eo11,
, 1863-02-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET
For the Week Ending Feb. 10. 1863.

TuksDAr EFEsNa. February 10. 19Jl
market for Lumber continues drm, with 4
, 1863-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. b.t0.-Ch1roy-Has advanced
1Qe2c. Sales at 90Sty9c.
FLoCR-Market lnGle5c lowcr-dull, heavy and
unsettled feeling, with sales At $7oo17a5 fsr ex-
tza etato; $7.E(t7.s0 for choice do; 4ab5E6, 20
for super Western: $7.10gszso for common to me-
hoop Ohio, and x7.;odao0a for trade brands
closing heavy with no buyers at the ousidc quota
~tions.
WussKr--Irrrgnlar and unsettled At 5sas0c.
CRA1S-Hh heat unsettled, heavx, and fully 3c
lower. Winter red. $1.63G1.57; Milwaukee club
aominal at s1.54@' 90: Chicago spring. 51.31@
1:A Corn heavy and aa23c lower, ut 9he2ae; $40
eGc for uneound. Oats dull.
GSockn1ES-Moiasses dru1. New Orleans, 45Gb
&c: by auction. 169 brls do 1t 5+Gs57c+
FRov1sicx*-Posk dull and lower At I1473 for
old ness; II .50G515.62h for old and now prime
$13.25Gnl7.00 for new prime mess. Besf hams in
fair request: western. &16.00D16.53 Dressed
hogs shade lower. Sales 6A66'5c for wcstern.
BACON sides dull.
, 1863-02-11

BY Telegraph new foRK, Feb. 10, 1863.
Bcoyes-Received, $3.50, cows 120. ycal calves
321 SHEEP and lambs 4, l33, swine q, I'll.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets as follows:
Beof Cattle-1st quality = cwt $95Ua1o,5o; !;
ordinary 2s.goGs2.5o; common S7o01s.o0; info
rior 60 5pSi,00.
Cows and Calver1st qua1ity-S45. 00ll50 90 or
dinarF *40G445C0; common 80 00J35.co: infe-
n-8H@7c: ordinary 5,xGae; common 5G5He; !;
inferior itGf.c.
Sheep aid IAmbs-Extras = head $s.oln9, 90 ::
prime $6;5097b0: ordinary S500G6.00; common
$4.;545CQ; inferior 81 50Ns4.TS.
Swire-CoEn- fed heavy = h 5kGh57tc: coyu.fed
light and nedinn1 5H05Ac; still fed &zzD51te.
, 1863-02-11

MnIT1A.-A m Getting will be held in Light
Guard Hall, tomorrow evening, the l2th
Inst, where muster rolls for two military
companies will be in readiness for signatures.
Every able bodied man who is not already con.
nected with military company should 60 up
Thursday evening and place his name where
It behooyes every American citizens name to
be, In times like tlcse-on the muster roll.
, 1863-02-11

The following letter has bocn received by
the President Of the Board Of Trade aud
Ras read on Change yesterday:
C1t1cAoo DQAnp or TRADE BATTERY. !
IN CANT, MGHfHEEsDono. Tenn. Jan 81, IS. {
Mr; c: T: Wheeler, President chcago Board Of
Trade, Chcago, I'll.
s1R: During The continuance OF marches TO
this place, It LAS not been within tie compass
Of an opportunity, properly to express for
Battery, their deep felt acknowledgements tor
the many instances Of kind remembrance e1-
tended By the Chicago Board of Trade.
lhe articles sent by you to this Battery,
we're such as we're made Invaluable from their
direct application as articles Of Immediate
with three hearty cheers for the Chicago
Board Of Trade, under the supervision of your
Mr. Stevens, where most needed, and I be-
Icyc With entire satisfaction to the Battery.
The record Of this Battery. in its excellent
health, will prove how we'll timed and vol
adapted these articles were in conducting to
this end.
Where my men suffer most Is from the i'm
perfect character Of the government boots.
Those received arc worthless, and to issue
them is tantamount to throwing tham away.
Would It not be advisable, for those at home,
to contribute each sufficient amount to pur-
chase boots for the Battery-that is each per
son one pair. II this could be done, 1 thinkI
could, in q great measure, insure continu-
ance Of the good health Of this Battery,
We need Is pairs Of No: u cavalry boots,
with thick, heavy soles; 90 pairs No. J, 10
pairs No. s, 20 pairs No. 0, S pairs No. 10
total. $50. In all other articles Of clothingI
have andearored to keep them we'll supplied.
I a1p, sir, very respectfully, your ob't. scrY't,
JAS. 4. sroKEs, Capt. Com. Battery.
Ny wounded are all doing finely. 81: :far,
powder ind hall is the only cause ofdeath
among us. J. II. 8.
Ne need not urge'upon the friends of the
Battery to come up and help the boys. The
above letter will accomplish that. All con-
tributions should be left with Col Beatty,
Secretary Of the Board of Trade.
Kevolvers: Kovolvers:
Colts, Smiths and WeEHon's, and ali beat
makers, at Wholesale and retail, at Geo T. Abheys.
1856 Lake street, agent for Haward's powder
For SALg.-T1o envelope machines Of Hawcs,
Worcester, Mass, patent, the most approved In
use. They are provided with an extra carriage,
and make three sizes Post Office Government and
No 4. Both machines with knives for cutting
paper, shatting, and betting, are offered for sale
cheap for cash. Inquire Of G. T. Scriven, 63 Dear
born street. fe11-z935-3td 2tw
, 1863-02-11

TUESDAY, EVENINa, Feb. 10. 1883.
Drugs continue in active demand, and ths general
market ia shade frmer. Balsam Capaiya has ad-
yanced bc-closing firm at the improvement. d.
csrb Soda shows an appreciation OF &c. Camphos
Ia shade casier. Gum Shellac Is firm At an ad.
anse Of Aa4a3ss55s A43ss55s. quieksufcl haa alYaaccd "a
, 1863-02-11

BHUUH CuRN-The market is quict, with light
receipts and bnt moderate demand. Primo Is
held at $15u.0oG16o. 90 and common to good, at
$160.0nl1300o.
cUOPERAGE-Dur!ng tho past week the de-
and prices have declined aoc on barrels and a0Aa5c
| On Tierces. Flour steady. Coopcrs stuG IL quiet.
, 1863-02-11

On tho sth inst CARRIE WILDES, daughter Of An
ME WAdcs and George T. bsown. aged two years four
months and trn days.
In his city. February 10Th, MRS. HARRIET BtIS-
TtL. aged hiyeasa,
Funeral service. this wednesday, afternoon at 8
| O'Clock. from 1853 North Dearborn street.
Remains Will b iiken East tor burial
, 1863-02-11

aHSThe market is actiYe--clostnr
with strong Upward tendency. The stock
, 1863-02-11
GALLERY OF OIL PAINT
x0W or EInIaIT1oI It
NO. 1O1 Lake Street.

Between Dearborn and CIark,
The gallery contains 100 Pictures BY eatzent artsts
o. 4annst2rca. FtEuTeN. Sel Views Interiors Gcpku
"a and Historical psecc5. Fancy Subiecsa, &c Also-
valuable originals bT tbs old Italian Fsent, and Fle
Among the modern artists VIC refer to tho wnst1 1t
ios1s s f. WILLIAMS Les DEn1ya Ba1ker Of Bath.
WaiuE'Eht. 0atbc! stusrt. rox. Williamson %hstaert
stnAt Sewton, ChaEmAn. Hln, August Bonheusc. Ba-
chanan. j. E. Meadows. scadder. &C.
Admission 8 ets Season Tickets 50 eta
orcn from 9o'cloek A. II. TIL dusk. jaoa axs&&1m
, 1863-02-11

nTo-DA7-10.0 goo Single Gunniea were ao!d at ase,
The stock Of BagsinS is Light.
BU1IKR3ThcIe ia good shipping and spccu-
iatiye demand anG the market IL arm 1t the follow
ing nsures:
Prime Table Butter m1o c
Fflnc shipping Dairy. .16 @1s5fc
, 1863-02-11

Totals. s..-............. .en66 $5155;,H4 4
This shows an increase over the corresponding
week Of last year Of 81, 80 64k. This demon.
stEates to certainty the improvement In the naa.
asement Of this road The Freight and Live
Stock earnings alone arc about 81 900.
GALKSA RA11AoAD.-The following arc the earn.
ines Of the Galena l. Chicago rniou R,i1 Road
Company from Feb. LIST to Feb, sth, 1862 and 1853:
.- 1851. 1865
Freight. $a1la5.19 s10Ssl0o $t,7e4. 10 Dec,
ratecngcrs,. 4.I53t0 6,a0S.m l,45452 Inc.
MAILS, cte.,--. l,s50.n 1.10101 5000 Dec.
TntN1 c0 AaS epr a. A.,c
, 1863-02-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY! MARKET,

The money market is active, apparently a. much
20 as ever hut there must be something Of &
falling of, as the Pork trade is gradually winding
themselves ehort both Of currency and exchange,
Rates OF discount are as usual firm at 10 per cent
New York Exchange is becoming decidedly
close. The buying price is par, and come paid as
high as 110 premium. The selling rate is very
I'm at Il premium. Almost all the banks refuse
to sell to any one but customers. Outsiders may
consider themselves fortunate If they obtain sup
ply At 310k.
Cod ie fuctuat!ng, but the tendencyss decidedly
dwand. VT rcfer to our tclegraphic dispatches
for HE figures rulfE in Wall street. Private dis
patoaee made elDee d bek. The brokers here
patd 5aGGshs-cn2E few giving the upper figure
undkz, We presume, caaess from the South.
Old Treasury notes were bought at TO- New 4
premium baying, selling X.
The price Of silver WAS 351340.
CHICAGO CTrT BoNns.-C, c. Parks l. Co., cor
ner Of Lake and Dearborn streets received adylces
to~dsy Of the sale Of the following Chicago city
bonds:
10000 Municipal 1872.
1000 Municipal 1851. ...................1l5
5000 Sewerage .......................1a .1a0
The purchaser was b2nker from Winstead.
Conn. Tho fact is highly complimentary to the
credit Of the city, but In these days Of doubt and
appreciation the purchaser may still console him
self that he has made capital Investment.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CASApA-Thc
earnings Of the Great Western Railway fol the
week ending the 9Th inst. are as follows:
, 1863-02-11

TO-DAY the market, under liberal offerings, fell
about Nc Per bnshel. 9Alts "a GOO bu Mixed Corn
in store At 40Hc; "a 600 BIZ do At 49c: 6oo0 br Re-
tected Com 1t 43c; 2.e0o bu do at 42c; 5000 bu
New Corn in store at EXC; 800 hu do at 4fc: 8b00
bu do at 43c; 800 hu Ear Corn on track at 4ocper
70 nH.
OATS-ReeeIsed to-day, II, a41 bu received last
week, .4s6 bu shipped Inst week. 14,lt4 lu.
There has been an active demand for Oats during
the past week to ah1p south to fill government
contracts, aud prices ran up from 5oG151c on the
81 Inst; nR e soe yesto1day-an advancc during
Topaz, however, The market ruled tlull, and
prices fell 2G3c per bushcl aales were: s, $40 hu
No in stose at Sic; 10000 bu do at 571fc-sc1tEs
option for ten days.
RTEReceived to-day, 4,7so bu: received 1ass
week, = to8 bu;. shipped last week. Ss3 ba.
This HsEkct opened IN fhc carly part OF the week
very firm, and psIccs worc dr1,, but 1t cloacs dull
and SC per bushcl lower.
Sales Topaz were :4,boo bu No In store at
Bsc FOO hu do at SIC.
BARLEY-Received to-day. 1880 bu received
last week. o,e81 bu; shipped. 746 hn- Thcre IL
good local demand for prime samples OF Barley
and the market IL frm-salcs OF choice selling al
high ss 81 IS and primo ut $1.4o015n
TO-DAY the Ralcs were: $50 bushels good at 81. as
del 81 bes fair at 81. .9t
ALCoHoL-Thc market c1osos unsettled and
n9m,n4! n, At 92cR41.esp per gal,
hhANS-ln good demand and firm at 6a0oD
BAGG1Nd-There is no material change fn Bag
ging, but tho market is 1rm and active 1t tLe ioi
, 1863-02-11

s~ One hundred thousand Planters, TRIBUNE
readers and their neighbora, want tho White or
Gray Willow--a good thing, and will pay two OF
three prices, or get spurious or both, buying OF
irresponsible pedlars. Also, Fruit Trees. Grapes,
Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, EYergreens, etc.
Packing carefully done. Clubs wInl
Send two rcd stamps for postage on our Cata-
1ogues and Willow Circular.
Post yourt eli, and then order dirtct-trees and
all together. F.K- PHgS1x.
fe3rz881-1m-d&w Bloomington Nursery, III.
, 1863-02-11
" AL nature is a sealed book,
Whose clasp I cannot find,

For I am blind, Oh! an blind
To those who are suffering from any disease OF
the eye, read the following
CARD.
wish to say to the public that was afflicted
with Inflammation in my eyes for long time, ,attcn-
dcd with much pain. And after trying the skill OF
both English and German Oculists without effect,
called on Dr.. Thomas, No. II. E. Church Block,
and received cure In less than one month BY his
mild treatment. SAMUEL HELLER,
III Lake street.
The Doctors address u.s. G. " Thomas, Chi.
cago, P. o. Boz, 1872.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF GENERAL TON TnUxB AND
1ADT.-McNally & Co. havea fine copy Of photo
graphs OF this small couple, taken in different
costumes.
, 1863-02-11
REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING Feb. 10, 1858.
FREIGHTS-Thcrc is no change in the rates hv
the railroads leading to the East. The rates arc:
I'd Sd 4th nn.a.d
, 1863-02-11

ATTESTIoS.-Go to the Lady Card Writer at tho
Metropolitan Hotel, for your cards, written in the
nontest style. Price Per pack for Visiting cards,
including cards, $3.50; price per pack for Wedding
cards, including cards, $500; price per pack for
Imitation cards, $500. The address on visiting
cards will be charged twenty-five cents extra per
pack. fe76t
, 1863-02-11

F1SH-Therc Ia more active inquiry for Tbita
Fitll and Trout, and the market il 1rmcr. Round
lots in the hands Of dealers are held "tight" at
$4.57]6, while in small way they command the
outside figure. GOLDFISH are scarce and higher.
No. HcsFings In good condition arc firm at 37QD
Mackerel unchanged. Ee quote:
, 1863-02-11

OBr1CARY.-Thc remains OF Sergeant J. II.
Reynolds, brother-in-1aw Of AID Holden, and
late Of company E, ssh Illinois, arrived last
evening In charge Of Dr.. Holden. They will
be taken to New Lcno1, VIII county, for
1,rris1 {odnv
, 1863-02-11

AHN048 [Vd1-EE1EE kkEQuFEus
AZ winter has now Get in, and considerable coal
will be uacd for the next two months, wish to call
the attention Of the citizens Of Chicago to some
facts. It is not generally known that there is any
difference in the quality Of Illinois coal-whercas,
there are more qualities perhaps than Of Eastern
soft coal. The high price Of coal this winter has
brought to this market much Inferior quality Of
Illinois coal, which has been sold at about the same
price az the best without explanation, and bring
ing diEcredit. in many instances. upon the good
qualities Of coal which abound in our State. am
selling the best Illinois coal to be had and which
is mined at The Teller Nincs. Norris, and whoever
buysit it at one dollar less than Briar Hill OF Erie
makes money-the difference now charged is near
Three dollars per ton.
Office and fard 44s Clark street, between Polk
and Taylor. West Side orders can be 1eftat r. r.
Gates office, corner Of Canal and Washington
streets; North Side md downtown orders may -
left with Isaac Coale, No. Custom House Place,
corner Of Madison and Dearborn streets. Also,
for sale By the carload at my Office.
f103t* 4. g. WARNER, P. o. Boz $3.50.
, 1863-02-11

KEROSENE Market active aud firm at 45c for
dark aud b1c for prime white oil. There Ia no
speculative mofcment-the inquiry boIng nearly
aisogethrr from the country.
LEATHER-Thcre fs an active demand and the
market closes firm. Several descriptions have a1-
yapccG 1Enc We nunte.
, 1863-02-11

TEE ST.. VINCENT Dc PAUL FAR.~-Thc Fair
10 be held under the patronage Of the st.
Vincent Du Paul Society for the benefit OF the
orphans, at Bryan, Metropolitan and North
Market Halls, commenced yesterday with u
good attendance. They will be continued two
days longer,
, 1863-02-11

PnA1 FOE FoCR CouSTRY.-Therc will be 9
Union Prayer Meeting held this (Thursday)
afternoon at O'Clock, st the rooms Of The
Young Mems Christian Association, in tho
Methodist Church Block, to pray for our
country. Don't fail to be there.
, 1863-02-11

ASSCAL MEETING or TIE CHICAGO & NIL
'AuKEE B. R. CoMrAsr.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Chicago &
Milwaukee Railroad was held yesterday at the
ofhceofthe company, corner of Lake and C1ark
street. The only business done during the
day which is ready for publication was the
election Of officers which resulted As follows;