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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-10

b%THE reporters Of the. Oincionati Ga
sette and Commercial will be here at our
meeting, and we hope the Committee that
has the matter in charge will have the stands
arranged SO they can be accommodated
with tables, &c.
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Notice.

Elizabeth Eaton, Plainiid, fI'HE above named de-
agHInst l. fendants will take no.
George Eson, Caleb Jones tice that the above named
aud Lydia Ann Jones' his plaintiff has caused 4 peti-
vile. Andrew Eaton, John iion be fled in the Court
Walker and Cynthia Ann OF Common Pleas OF the
Walker, his wife. Peter county Of Belmont Ohio,
Lloyd and Cornrlia Lloyd in which they and other
his wife, and others, d-its are defendants That the
obec, and prayer OF the petition is obtain for thu
iii the legal title m fee simple the plaintiff lot No.
fonyhree IN the town of Morrisown, in said county,
and also to two roods aud three perches OF land lying
East OF the said OF Morrisown and South Of the
National Road, and bounded the West by q lot be-
longing to Sarah and Harriet Hinds The legal title to
both of which pieces Of land in the lae James Ea-
ion, deceased. al the time OF his death
The said defendants will be required to answer said
petition before the lOlh day OF October. 1863
B. 8. & d. d. T. CCwEN,
August l3' 1868 -ow Auy's for PltH
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Married.

Z Ivesou and Miss Melisss lt,l,a5- q .sfeI Clsirs
yiil~i
wATT-KfRK.- On the 18th ut, by Rev. J. NJ Car,
at The Lewis House, Mr G. W. Watt OF Guernsey
County, and Miss Hattie NJ KIRK sf Flushing.
MAsON-KEMP--on the 9Th u-, by E. Dooll,tie, Mr.
William Allen Mason and Miss Mary 7. Kemp.
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D~WE call attention to the advertise.
meut. in another column, ofa sale Of sheep.
cattle, and horses, which is to come of at
the 2sth mile stone on the National Road: in
Kirkvood Township, on noxt Tuesday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-10

i DWBENforY INDEPENDENT FAIR The
Third Annual Fair ofths Belmout lndepen-
dent Agricultural Society commences st
Belmont on next Thursdsy, the Hth inst
and viii close on Saturday. The premium
list and committees viii be found 10 this
weeks paper. "a
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate couri for
IN Belmont County. Ohio, the undersigned wa. ap;
pointed and qualified Admnisraof Of the estate Of
fohm sieller deceased, late OF said county.
All ihose indebted said estate requested 10 make
Immediate payment; and those having claims against
sad estate are notified present them for settlement
~''h'n one year ''''A 'A DAVID PoeuR. AA~.
Asss-a n, ts1.-pd
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Big Gun for the Meeting.

The Committee of Arrangements have
secured the use of cannon fof the meeting
on the 18th. A national salute Of thifty-five
guns viii be fred at daylight. The gun will
bc in charge Of experienced artlllerists.
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III Office
WAN DEPARTMENT, 1
Provosr MARsHaL GEsEEAL's oYrIcr.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
PHoyosr MsRssIL GEsEEAL's OYpIcK J
WssHSoTos, d. e., August IS, fso3. J
Col. EpwARD A. PAsRorr. Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General, Columbus, Ohioi
siE; tsm instructed by the Provost Marshal General
10 say that Provost Marshss under your control be
dered to give publicity the TACT that reward Of ten
dollars tsio) aud the reasonable expenses will
be paid 10 any person for the sppfehes and delivery
o. dese.r At the headquarters Of the Hsstest Provost
Marshal" BY advertising in The nsvspspers and by
printed hsndbls.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedieni servant
n CHAUNCEY McKEEvER
Major and Asst Adjt Gen.
hsjor aud ASST Adir Gen Ohio Vols.
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IncOnnHeEax
NOTICE

- - ~ HSh1 "
Is HEREBY given that the annual assessment of In
and otler National Tn xes for the tf,h Colec-
,ion District Of the st.,e of Ohio, rendered in ihe
books oi the Assistant Assessors will be open for the
inspection oil all persons who may wish To examine their
lsts or The space o he-n days from aud aier the 2>th
day oi august isoJ al the following places 10 wit:
DIVISION no. l. AZ the residence OF Adam fimerman
Assistant Assessor OF said Division the Township oi
Perry In Tuscarawas county.
DIVISION No 2-At the residence OF George Welty, Jr.
Assistant Assessor Of said Division in the Township Of
Ffnnklih ~ Tuscnrawas county.
Division No 3-Ai the residence Of Alonzo p. Miller.
assistant Assessor of said DIVISION ia The Township Of
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C,OMETHING Ew.-Eiswald Patent Boot and
- Shoe Soes aud Heels, for Ladies and Oenilensn--
CAL aud see hem They will wear As long as six pair
mrIa HOWELL Z IRKLE. Bads.pss, OIL.
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.Union Meeting at Bellaire

HON. JOHN H. BARNHILL,
Of New Philadelphia, and other Speakers,
will address the People at BELLAIRE, on
MONDAY EVENING, the 2lst inst, at
81 o'clock. t.a. ....-s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-10

ECur OUT the tickets printed in su-
other sslsmn. and send them to some frieuds
ja ths ,ysy. They y need them 81 lge
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Administrator's A Notice.

NOTICE s hereby given that n The Probate Cour for
~ BELMONT County, Ohio, the undsfsigned wns up.
pointed and qukli6ed as kdnfpissrsiof with The viii
Of said County. -,
All those indebted said estate ~ rsqqe.ied TO make
INN d ,hoss ssxs e'sns sar ds0as
within Que year from this date. ;. :lI!f
seiO ELIAS M<RkHLiN0, Admir-.
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LOST1fARE-.S25 REWARD

A Sn0t)I k9(zG ~, sis yssr. o,d, blset Ssn,. ,.D
n on1 ~. ~ mD1ium sire, small star In forehead
one ~ nc(Ix5) tgr1f white spofs fafnp below III,
syus n - ~ eaFss her .si 70 side, large ears
little swayed IN ~ back broad on the Ioin. and heavy
hnd qusners, Vas tsken by Mcfgsss forces from The
stable Of Rev. g. Hoge sf New AIetsBdra, Jefferson
Any niormsiio IN r-ssrd 10 III. MAZE may be sen, TO
Rev r. $. Hose, nTsw Alessndris, cs 70
r CLOSE,
~ Clsfsvilie, Beltnont Counsy Ohiv.
nJr SteubsnviiIe Weekly Herald end New Lisbon
Buckeye State copy three weeks each sad send bill 10
thiA Office iof COLLECTION. 81.
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Internal Revenue,

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN 10 all tar payers un-
lN der the U $. Excise Law. in Belmont County, that
the June List has been received, and all charged
upon them ore now due, and Il not psd before the
3lst day OF August,
will be subject to TEN PER CENT additionsI as well
be liable to collection by di.trani and sale OF properly
without further delay. DAVID F. HOWELL.
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue 18th District
August 20, 1853
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G. o. IL. X. TIME THBLEs
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
Took tnsst Sunday, April 10, 1ssa.
Gone Wrsr. Gorxs EAsr.
EreeogfOs.'s Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that at the Probate
IN Cour for Belmont county the unde isnsd was
appointed and qualified Executor oi the esais Of
Frank lin Bell, decd, sie OF Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted 70 said essie requested 10 make
mmediats payment; and those having claims asslns
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement,
within ont yeaf from thi. date -
JAMES KERR. Svx
JosErH +. HUTCHINSON, Ezra
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Chief MarshaL,

.'5f Chef Mdrshdb,
Col. b. D. T. Cowen,
Capt. WIN. Askew,
Col. o. L. Poorman.
Assistant Marshals,
Chas. II. Arick,
Jos h. Close,
Jos. Boggs, ..a.-.,
Lieut.. Walter Hewetsdn,
Geo w. Barnes,
Is,ac T. Craft.
Comnittee on Preparing the Ground =
James Fasier. John Darrah, H. 9. Wel1ay:
Commiitee on Music-Wilse Askew, John
Darrah, +. G. Martin .H
Committee On FinanGe-F G.. Martin,
6aml Kline, VIM. j. Crymble.
C0mntittee on Mottos aud Devices Col.
b. ID. L. Cowcn, Col. q. +. Steele, II. G.
Welday, VIM. NJ. Faris DR.. j. W. Fisher.
These are the most important committees.
Other committees have been appointed and
Are busily at work preparing for the great
meeting.
81 The procsssious are requested to be here
promptly at 10 o'clock A.. M. r
If the weather is fair it will doubtless be
one of the greatest meetings ever licld in
the State, Every body coming to the meet
ing should, if possible, bring their basket,
full Of provisions with them, aud also feed
for their horses. The Committee OF Ar
rangements will endeavor to provide fol
snch as are unable to do this. On the Fail
Grouods there are about 800 stalls for horses
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The Mass Meeting on the 10th
Of September.

The following Committee of Arrangements
has been appointed for the Union Mass
Meeting on the 10th Of September:
Col. @. L. PoORMAN, JNO. B. LoNaGLEY,
w. J. CRYMBLE, Esq, JOHN DARRAH,
Ii. q. WEIDAY, JAMES FRAsIER,
WILsE AsKEw, EUGENE NAdLE
+. G.. MARTIN.
The meeting will be held oh the spacious
!, Fair Grounds. adjoining town. These
Grounds will be thrown open for horses. An
immense number Can be fed in the stalls,
on the ground. An abundance Of good wat
sr for stock will be provided on the Fair
Grounds.
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.assaehassesse Notice.

8 J. Cunis, Plaintiff, 10 EFORE Roben Morrison, &
against u Justice Of the Peacs OF Union
J. w. Hines, Daft. )Township Belmont County, Ohia
On the 10Th day OF july, l53 said Jusce issued an
der OF attachment in the above action for the cum al
oil this action. 81. CURTIS.
July 18th, 1s63 au6-3ws
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Real Estate at Public Sale.
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Nathan
and Ohio 8 Holloway. under tho firm name OF N.
4 o. 8. HOLLOWAY. has been dissolved By mutual
consent
The books Of he Arm are in tho hands OF O. g. Hollo-
way, snd all persona indebted said firm will cal with
n HOLLOWAY,
o. s. HOLLOWAY.
Rack mi, Jsiy q, isna sso-sv
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

WILL sell At public sale at my residence the LIST
day OF October next my House and lot III sold
private fale) situated one half mile Sou, Of Loyd.-
VILE containing ~ ncfes OF land, with snug coiage
Dwelling. Smoke House, Wood House, Stable, and a
never failing well Of water, with sufficient Of fruit trees
Apple, Peach Cherry aud Plumb.
Also, all my Household and Kitchen Furniture
Sale To commence AT 10 o'clock A. n, when due at
tenon will be given.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
se33ws ABLE CHALFANT.
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AuctiCneer'S Notice.

HEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES 10 the publS
L a. Auctcneef trusting By due attention 10 busiDess
to merit share CT public patronage, having applied for
license as Aucuoneer under the E1cfse Law OF the ".
g. Amy person requiring my services can procure The
same By sddrosaing mo At Hunler Belmont Co.. OhlA
ia1 JOSEPH d MAYS. Anchonser.
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LINCOLN'S LETTER
Plain Statement tofhis Position
Emancipation .MatsssatSled
How a Compromise can be Effected.

The following Is the letter addressed by
Mr.. Lincoln to the Union State Convention
in Illinois:
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Ne,v advertisements.
Watch Lost,

nm THE ID day Of September beiween Morristown
~ and GAINESVILLE, SILVER WATCH, small size.
cylinder escapement nearly new. @. Chicks name
a small piece Of paper In the h.ek el =. The finder
will bo berally rewarded by 49,. We watch At this
Office. selo-2ws
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Attachment Notice.

simon HorA neiner pEFORE israel Philips JusiIeS
vs.. ID OF the Peace Of Pesse Town
Elijah Johnson. yship, Belmont County. Ohio. On
the 12h day OF August 1888 said Justice issued order
OF in the above action for the sum Of e5s ~
=. HOaHiiRkaikAe
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FerrOgraphs' s'Cartes De Yisite," !"

SUPERIOR to Phstogfaphs being clear and
- distinct Seventy-one different kinds, comprising
distng Genefsis ard Statesmen Pscs 10 csnis
each. For sale at WEIDAY L coLEMAN'S
Drug and Chemical Store, n. Clarsvills, Ohio.
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Burnside's Occupation Of Knoxville,
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And the SAID IruBtees oI INC seVtft IuWHsHIps nc
hereby required TO from theii respective Town
ships 10 The Probate Judge Of ssd county the following
number 81 Jufors:
, 1863-05-23

p Al grain rod ''In tfore" Is reported in
nif market rtport a. tu1fct to e storage, schsea
Is raid BY the bnytr, t1e@1ftre Of the price paid
for the groiM 10 the teAer. When transaction Is
ported III Q. b. or q free 81 storage. ~ -four
talt< are quoted as delrtred." uniess oher.else
stdted.
FR1pA1 EvES1ss. May =, 1861
FRE1GHTs-Aarket Inactive in consequence Of
3 scarcity Of vessels. The engagements were:-
To RUFFA1o:-tehr australia, With sosn. At s.
By propeller. 1,G00 brls dour to New York, at
TEoSRFsesiyfd, 5s e11s; shipped; hip 1s;1o5
brIs do at 81 Is; 81 brls a. Wallace extra ut 1886
90 b1ls tlcNair" super at 81 IS; 100 brls Or.
leans' do at 500; 100 brls !" Becker's Double E1-
ira At IS 80; ITO b1ls Imperial Winter extra at
WHEAT-Receivcd, s5.47a bu; shipped, e. 500
bu. Market NC lower. Sales: 1900 ba No Red
lin S. B. & Co. sl At Sl.19; $40 bn do st st. go
bn DO (n D: s Co's At si.lsA; $500 on by ID DO - It
$1i7; 410 bu do lin NJ A. s ca. ~ 1t $l16; 1870
hu DO lin Newbersy's} 1t 31.:5:l: 500 b1 Do Tin 4.
No,.h Side houeesl at 96e: "a ovo bu do at a5Kc;
7eO0 bu do lin 4. D. and F. T. rs housss) at sse
l,0Cobu do 1t es3{c; 3ooo bu Rejected Spring {in
A. D. l. Co and +. l. T.'r) at 7Sc; 400 bu do lin
coRSNRseeiscd. iss9ss bu shipped, q ,sco bu.
Market declined 1c per buahel. Sales were; 5.1oo
bu Canal Mixed aoat 1t 50c: 5000 bu DO q f31c;
5Ico bu Rejected Canal nloat at 4se: $500 eu 81,
In Mixed Co In store nj 4sHc: 9, 900 6u do at
3sAc; 1sc, ,oc0 hn do at 4sc: :! eco hu Releeted
Corn In store at 4G1fc; $, eco bn do Ut 4sAc-
Gy SQn1{t-4oO bu Ear Corn at a7c on rrseE 403
bscs Mixed On track at so4c; 400 bags do at SIC
oATs-Reeei7sd, x, ~ bu; shipped, 4s,oas hu
, 1863-05-23

ing of the Bar was held ut 3 o'clock IN the
afternoon, In the Law Institute rooms. His
Honor J. N. Wilson was called to the ClaIr,
and A c. Coventry appointed Secretary
Brief and eloquent remarks wcro made by
several gentlemen, and deep sorrow pcrynd-
cd thu en- ire assembly a Committee on
resolutions WAS named by the Chair. consist
ing Of Thomas uoync, Robert EIcrvey, c. B.
Hosmer, Juscph Knox, 8. B. Perry, Gcorse
c. Bates, and Frederick Fl. Winston, with in
structions to report to an adjourned meeting.
The following named gentlemen were then
appointed Committee Of Arrangements for
the funeral: Judges Van Il. Higgins, Grsns
Goodrich and Van Burcn; E. Anthony, Il: b.
Hurd, H. F. Waite, J. ". Chickerlng, i. a.
Goodwin, E. B. McCagg, and Me5srs. Steele,
Baslwcll md Huntington.
The meeting then adjourned to o'clock
this afternoon, ut the Law Institute, upon
which occasion appropriate honors will be
maid The lamcnted deceased.
rvyrwnT3 T1OMEOpITT}fC NIEnY.
, 1863-05-23

A large and enthusiastic meeting of German
citizens was held on Thursday night, at the
rooms OF the Chicago Working Mems Asso-
citation, in Lloyd's Block. Stirring speeches
were made By Caspar Butz, WIN. Rapp, Dr..
Schmidt and Col. Knobclsdorf, and the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted unanimously
and applauded to the echo:
WuEnEAs, Gen. Hallcck by his management Of
the military affairs In this war, which was equally
without plan and design, and without success,
has sacrificed without any result thousands Of onr
conduct towarde the most patriotic and experl-
cnced generals Fremont, Butler, Sigcl and others,
he has shown d want OF patriotism and criminal
narrow -nlndedncss, and whereas, by the thought
lees and expensive administration of our army
matters, and By the systematical neglect, to fill up
tho ranks Of our dccfmated regiments, he has
proved his incapabi1ity: We hereby declare and
resolve, In view Of onr country danger, prompted
hy our unWayering devotion to the causc OF our
Union:
htsdrtd, Tint the people, and particularly the
working classes, who hitherto have alTays furn-
ishcd the principal contingent Of cur army, hare
TO confidence In the military capacity OF General
Ialleck. and that the welfare ofthe country imper
position, which, to the misfortune Of the country,
&c has occupied too long already.
RttG@rtds That we most respectfully request tho
President Of the united Statcs to confer suitable
commands upon those tried and experienced Gen
crals, Fremont. Sfgel. Bntlcr, Lew Wallace, and
others, and that, IN fact, he may give important
commands only to those Gcneaala who hare proved
thcIr ability hy their success on the field Of battle.
ReSalre6, That q copy Of these resolutions be
10 the Governor, and the Representatives it Con-
gfcss OF the State Of Illinois, and to Generals Frc-
mont, Sigcl, Buticr and Wallace
, 1863-05-23
MARIN Z N EWS
PORT OF CHICAGO

" ARRIVED. ,.Naya,.
P,op Mcnota wssn and unlS n1,o i1ndriis snddSs,
f1op Granite Slate. Davis. usdensbars, sundrles.
AeF iuo pIcIcts. '~S ~@ A1A'' ~ - '-N''
Prop Aiasa,a. Mcintosh. Gederlch,,
sciF 11rinie I.nsf.fn KtiamnzSn LIN inn Inn, a,,
sSlr t;h,lienvn snnVhtIl Kaiama1nn m n IAN A'
scir carn'1n. i Ha!,eys Huntop Wnssernn e. N INN
sehr jos Dresden. Finnigan. Gfeenbnsa % cds wood
Scr A + Dntton f;uaEY ijpli4u,i n eli, wood -
schr spattan Va.trrnssE Fnrt shrldon 81 eds wood.
SER E1sh faEk, McMilen kal.mazoo. Is 40 hesiinEs
scHr Rough L Rrnty Dav ST ,Josebh snnd.Ie
scfr Notth Sur Da3is. taJ G,ts. l!o II iuH.
Srir Australts Anderson GlrytMnJ S1j rOns eoat
Stir Sutherland. 7Iomp.oH kaianNzop. Il m 1uIn.
Schr Lnnlerrran. Cunnell. Grand Haven 10 m lum
Echr Il Rand. Mckay Grand Haven. IS n tuu s m
shin, Is m lin '"''-
Echr otdo Thompson Haycr. Is III lnnl nj shin
, 1863-05-23
St. Louis Tarkct-MaY 81

st. Louis MaFkct-Nay n1.
The -four market was weak and dull. Reported
sales amounted to less than 1000 brla, mostly in
fine, $5s5 for single extra. and IS S5; o. pet br
for double extra. Sales OF wheat comprised $3.50
bu at s738cG11.1s7< for choice spring to prime FALL
and a.L1 bu prime fall to arrive ut $l.l5 per bu.
in price from yesterday. Oats and corn were heavy
and elow.a at the quotarona-the formrr sel1in. ut
1ec for prime lots in good order the latter at 57e
eacks. ant! at t7d5 s0c, including sucks We heard
Of Eo transactions In provisions or lard. some
sales Of bulk pork, made few days ago, were re-
ported ut 4Ac and 5Ac for shoulders and hams
loose, and IS 40 for hams packed dry eat
Whisky was quiet, with couple OF gales at 3oc
Der CAl.
, 1863-05-23

Ocean Freieht% nj New Fork-TIay 30.
Freighta are lcss attivc in the absence Of less
1itrtal arrivals Of grain, and rates arc slightly
easier for grain and flour. To Liverpool the err
eageMents arc 1000 bu wheat in hu1k ut Ahd; COZ
br|s flour at 9s I'd and per neutral flag 9.01u pkgs
baron and lard At 3os. and Per steamer. so barrels
hour at 2s Cd. To London, per neutral flag. 600
To Glasgow 1000 b.ls flour at :s, and per neutral
vessel. 800 br1s pork at IS. To Antwerp. 5o1 brls
flour at 81 Sd. TO Tavra. 800 brls flour ut 1.5c.
Pruesian bark to Cork for orders, with grain,
ut s. Cd,
, 1863-05-23

There Is come little demand for barreIcd meats,
and about $50 barrrs hare been taken at $l2 375
for old mcse pork and 2l473l115 OF for new do: !:
western and city mrss beef, including 500 bar
rels OF the latter, western mess, on terms kept
private. Bacon is quiet, and baggcd hams
ing doing in shoulders and sides 0fGrsen Meats
Fales to some extent are reported At GsiizI1c for
hams in salt; s40Lc for do, in pickle, and 5lt5.
for shoulders, IN salt. Si.les IRE nominal Lard
IL quiet, but rather drmcr at the close. Holders
ask 10Gl1tc for brls and tres, ami 12c for kr,a,
without ealca. Kntter ia dull and neglected, and
quoted at l3I1Gc.
, 1863-05-23

ACCIDENTALLY observation-disclosures Schmidt
held N inquest on Thursday morning on tho
body Of Jacob Klcetlish, who had resided On
Pratt street near Sangamon. He vas last
seen on Sunday night about eleven o'clock,
when returning homo from saloon His
body was found in the river near Erie street
bridge, Thursday afternoon. The jury re-
turned verdict Of accidentally drowned"
The deceased was about 81 years Of age and
leaves wife and six children.
DEL1R1uN TREMESs.-Cn Friday morning
an inquest was held ut the Rob Roy House.
l5G North kinzie street, upon sailor named
Daniel Morrison, who had died suddenly at
S o'clock in the morning, after some symp-
toms of dtlirium tremens, during which he
made an effort 10 leap from the window. A
post mo1tcm examination By DR.. zimmerman,
showed an exquisite specimen Of softcning Of
the stomach, as is frequently the result of ha-
bitual intempcrance. Verdict by the jury
'Died from intcmper:nce."
DISEASE OF THE HEART.-About noon yes
tc1day IN inquest was held upon the body Of
an infant aced months, child Of Mr. George
Flack, No. 200 Van Buren street, who was
found dead in bed, about $ o'clock a. m. Cir
cumstances and examination, proved that the
| child died Of disease Of the heart. Verdict
accordingly.
DIED n F1r.-YcsterdaY afternoon ser
vant girl living In the family Of Mr. Hutch
ings, corner Of West Madison aud Green
streets, died in ct. No inquest had been
held last evening.
| 1 SUrpEn ron ruK So, n,rps lat nx ,-;ve
, 1863-05-23

Wheat-Market :Gl3c better. and holders arc
quite firm ut the advance. .saies eince Change
yesterday: 2.i00 hu red o. b. at $1a7. Sales on
Change to day: car rid on track at 81 20; 5000
hu red from store ut 81; 90 BIZ amber red aaoat
at 81 30, aid Go bu common white from sture at
$I.31*, Corn-Thete was considerable inquiry
for ear aud there being but one car in Market Csc
was obtained. 0ass-No sales. Rye Sales TO bu
at E5c
, 1863-05-23

Foreign Wines in New Eork-JTny 90.
Wines are in steady request, with sales Of 30
net; Sc quarter and 50 eighth do do at 81 s5Ia0 90,
time: IS quarter DO do. low grade at $l.l': a5
eighth do Burgundy port at = 1901 50. months !:
15 eight do pure juice port at $50; a.n0@ cases
carct private 1ezms and 80 do do At $s.50, net
cash
, 1863-05-23
The Foreign Markets,

The Foreign Markets,
PEE STEAMER ca1sA.l tBy Telegraph
LIVERPOOL, May !. 1869.
DREApsTrrrs-3f:rket t'nding downward.
Flour dnl, partially I'D lower. Wheat dull, 1dS1 ID
lever; red western gs<19s I'd. Corn quiet; mixed
aos I'd. ..
pEoy1s1oSs- dull; beef and pork i1rcEu.
1.r: LAID Cd lower, and closes dull.
TAlIow-Mark.t unchanged.
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, May o.-corToS-Firmer slightly
advanced Sales TO-DAY Is o00 bales, includin !;
sN0 to spectators and exporters. Market closing,
upward.
BEEApsTrFFs-Duil, but steady.
PEoy1SIoSs-Ftat,
LONDON, May 9.-Con-o -o1s o31s for money Amer
ican securities lrncr; Eric iyG5o1; Illinois Cen
trail 5:G4l disroutt.
LATEST TER THE CHINA.
LIVERPOOL. May 9.-Cotton firm and all kinds ad
vanced tribe. Dreadstuf4 dull and steady Fro.
visions flat. Consols for money 9:k. American
securities flrmer; Erie 4aGl5u; Illinois Central ii
&? II f3fe count,
, 1863-05-23

HIIl'~ FAMILY REcOHD, surrounded by tho
Lord's Prayer, e1erut.d with pen in over thirty
differ nj rtyl:s Of lettering and nouIishn;. Psic.
81. Post paid Lro 10 .cTi e p!al,!y 1apidly, eis
g0nEy. Enclose 81 for copies and full! directions,
Address 1IlOS. E. HILL, Naukesan, Ill.
tDay1h.JAt
, 1863-05-23

at las Lake street. second floor, on SATURDAY. eren-
jp., May ed, at ~ o'clock. Those who cannot
attend will please send their post Office addresses
to O!is yer White, Tou1or. III. my@st