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, 1863-03-03
What the Gallant Macarthur
k0vE.

says.
We are permitted to publish the following
letter from Gen. Macarthur to his brother in
this city. The letter has the ring of the true
metal, and is worthy the gallant soldier who
wrote it:
LANE PROVIDENCE. La, Feb. II, 1858,
Dean ilRo7uEn: Your letter OF the Sd inst. was
doing il the States Politically We have Pa been VS. 20
long IN II the G snsnys county that We consider our
let alone Vii BIZ al eaMtsh M but
back again under. the dear old dae. eo"Ts1s Thss
action Of thu, Tories at home. hove1enre' ne
tho men has been demofazine; enconTarnp pp1n de.
diecontented. However, think wc have passed .ssa
on soon fof The better Therc Is eelnr sprin rfae
ng Tp to Eai1 one one more victory st least ha
on1 om Gus gfa "9s b to the
to stop short Of q conquered peaes. am exceed
glad to hear that ouf friends at home are bestir-
xons 9 S'4 the
nefs q pottagc; hut mr. fifth is sim mistaken In
shS st f9bc5 second thone6t Of hc people II vii
plot is deep aud hatched in Tic vcry crsdie
Of treason. md although IT may flourish for time.
yet 1t is sure to fa in the onward march Of truth
corner stone Of the rebellion cdidcc, Is nl.cady
cru1nbl!ng 6encath them. Their ncCrocs are iea1-
Ing by hun,dEeds; their once haug6ty masters no
longer applying the laeh to compel obedience but
negotiating with them for terms. Such is he be.
ginning Of Ihe end. But am afraid I'M scadinc
yon an Abolition lecture. Gail it what yon vii.
am now speaking from military stand point
and the effects Of the Proclamation in military
EenEc.
Ny division is now cncamped here, and 1t nav
be We may fnd another route to New Orleans thai,
tho castor oil one By the way, the canal pro-
miees to be failure, unless some dredging ms
chimes arc put ut work IN It, There arc stl Large
quantities Of cotton n the country that have not
for gain and their name IL legion, will strike some
deh leads when oncc this il thrown open to trade.
expect our army corps " I'll All bo here in. few
Gays, whcn We will be able to push matters In this
region. have had several ekirmiehes with the
ensmy, in I'LL Of which We caused them to skedad-
Gle. Ton1 brother, ], NcAR1uuR.
, 1863-03-03

FLouR-Reeeivcd, 3,H5 brls. Market modcr
stely active. Sales were: 100 br1s choice Will,
Wlnter at $50; 100 bsls do at $7.6s4; 1000 brls
.1cetstnf choice spring extra At $5.a5 free oi
sIcsaee I'LL May 1st) 500 brls {hrand NOT girenl
ea9m e spring extra at $3.50; 5brls spring supet
WHEAT-Rcceived, o,s16 bu. Market advanced
SeAW& Z bushcl. Sales were: WRTEH-350Q bu
70 Red winter in etosr at $1.e7; LOO bu do At
$1s5; SWo By Rejected Red IN store At 3l.15.
6coo bu DO at 81 49, 1900 bu do at ii asE; 5,0o6
% 90 ft.e51; 1900 bu do at & IS; 500 bu do In
- - 20 81, and 600 bu do tin Ms at 81 2sh;
~ oa do Sin n 4. Co. - at $1s6; 5000 bR do
a. ,ooo hu do At & q: .so0 By do Tin n -
Spring tin Nortk side houscs> At $1.1a: 1900 b1
snd in 4 Is eo.s and Is stSi.is; I'll ;csces soee
on 90 at $1.1: 5000 bn Rejected Spring In North
at o9Kc: 400 bu do In q. s. a)ats9c. W. o
GoRN-Reeeiyed. $500 bu. Market advanced
Inally &c per bushe2. Sales:--15,0o0 bn Mixed
Sofh IN store at SIC; 3cG1 bu do at 6aa<c; II OO0
on 20 " t29e; 5000 bu do 1t 6a1c; 35,O00 bu do
:. = e[s. og bu DO at e14c; 900 bu'do TN H. A.
46c; 19co bu do at4skc; $500 hn do at 45}c
OAIs--Rcceired, ,175 bu. Market steady and
nI1n e. sales bu No {frcsh receipts) It sc;
4tSsg 6u winter receipts at &c.
hdE-Reeeiytd 2 ,d02 bu. Market frmer. Sales:
E;2o - on 70. In store at ao'fc; 400 bu Rejected
BARIEY-Reccised, 81 bu. Market quiet but
n!Tn; S4!ss 500 bu medium at &c on tfack
44Ha n lNhS-Drlf and 112c lower. 8alex:-
~ 9L!s st &c; 10 pkgs at 4sc-closing dull 1t the
- sTIaAoFHT sERD-yery dull. s.les:-s4tk TX. at
CLOVER sEEp-Dun sales:-ls bushels
Psiue Il ss.sssS. 10
, 1863-03-03

Total....... 36a15 1eo4Ta s10o e1es 1e4s 8as
The Gold market In New York declined xc per
cent this forenoon. Notwithstanding this. how
ever, there was more buoyant feeling manifested
in the leading markets for 2rain and higher prices
prevailed.
The Provision market Tas 1ess active to-dsy. hui
the feeling WAS very drm-An advance Of Nc per
b being paid for Lard-With light sales at 1os<a
11c-holders at the close being very firm at the
outside quotation. Ness Pork was firm at 41s o.
with sales Of 100 brls city at That price, and 80
brls country at $180o11s5o. There waa nothing
doing In English Meats. Bulk Meats were in good
demand and drm-sa1es being confined to few
lots Of conntrycnred At 6xG5xc for Hams, and
3Hc9$390 for Shoulders, lsose.
Dressed Hogs advanced 591oc per 10o DB-with
Gales at &4.4015.65-the most o. the transactions
being At $3.50 and SEQ, dividing on 200 ns.
There was very little doing in the market for
Beef Cattle and Live Hogs az there were no re.
ceipts to-day, and the transactions comprised the
few lots left over At tho close Of SATURDAYS mar
ket. About 200 head Of cattle changed hands at
range Of $s.656s.15 for medium grades. Some
1,soo hogs were sold at a range Of $4,00G45o.
The Flour market was more active aud firm
with sales of about 5000 brls at $5.boa5.s5 for
spring extras and s762H0s.s0 for choice white
winter extras. One lot OF 1000 brs OF good city
brand extra was sold ut $555-ftec Of storage TIL
1st Of May.
The demand for Wheat was unusually brisk, and
We have to note III advance In pricca Of ahQn3c
per bnshel-with sales Of No. 2 Red at $1.28Km
1-a7; Rejected Red 31.15; No. Spring $1.a3m
1857; No. Spring $1.1101.13; aud Rejected
Spring at ea991c-the market closing firm.
There was good demand for Corn, and the
market shows an improvement in prices Of nc pei
buthc1-with liberal sales at b11asSc for Mixed.
and 45H446c for Rejected Corn.
Oats we're steady and ltm at 5s157c. Rye VIA
firm at so1Sc Hjghwines were 1S1xc lower, in
consequence Of unfayorablc news from New York
-sa1cs being light at 4aD44c-with free sellers at
the inside figure at the close. Timothy Seed is
dull at $500. Cloyersced is still illd,oopins-primc
samples selling today at $8.225.
, 1863-03-03

NEW YORK. March a.-CorroS-Heayy and
lower, ut Ss4eS9c.
WMsKY-Dun and nominalIy lower. Small
Gales at &c closing with no buyers.
F1ouK-Lees active, and closes &c lower, Sales
at for extra state; IS O0110.cO for extra
1onnd hoop Ohio: $s.a0Do.M for trade brands.
Winter rcd western S1.7b11.s0; Chicago spfing
81 -i44t. .63; Milwaukee club S1.64D1E Corn
less doing and closing 1c lower, at 9Tl9sc for
sound; 8St96c for nnsound. Oats decidedly atmer
with faH business doing at so9s4c.
GnocERHs-Cofee firm. Total stock March 1st,
1850 bags; 1911 mats.
PRov1sIoEs--Pork less active and unchanged
Included In the eales are 100 brls new mess, for
May and June, 1t $500. Total stock, old aud
new, March 1st, 9056 brls; same date last month,
$3.50 hrls. Beef dull. Total stock, old and new.
March 1st, 97,a45 pkgs same date last month
liz, 76 pkga; eamc date last year, 1855 pkes,
Dressed hogs ehade nrmer at $oKGo1. Boneless
1aHc Sss en sat m sb!y la sseaa 1
12Ac,
, 1863-03-03
Cincinnati Markets.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
Cnsc1xsA71, March ?, 1858.
FLoun.-There was better demand for hfeher
grades. Sales. 1000 brls at $6.15; $6,a5 for
good extra, and 3o.4o166o for family and faucy,
supcrdne dull at x5.oo1 5000; low extra at SCI
Oslo.
Wu1sKT.-Dec1ined &c per gallon, and closed
at 45c.
PRoy1s1oSs.-Therc is good demand for
ness pork. sales, a,eoo brls, part on private
terms and part!at $1l.50 for old, and $l4.a5 for
new; city mese in good demand; bulk sides sell
ling at eh16A for heavy NIB, and X for clear.
Sales, 100000 lbs clear in boxes wanted at Sc,
and rib at 6,<06z<c; shoulders in demand at 4kc
packed in hhds. There Ia an active demand for
1asd SEQ tres head and gut, sold at 1oc, and 7,soo
do prime country at 1o4110Hc delivered where
made; prime city could not be had below 1o,<c,
and little even at this vatc. The market closed
bnoyant and not little unsettled,
SEEDs.-Cloycr dull and lower with sales at $50
6.95, but not offered freely ut these figures inside
figures considered under the market Timothy is
in fair request at s. 6OGl$aa .75 from store.
, 1863-03-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Marrh 9, 1861.
PAOFls1oSS-MArkct 6rm. Lard advanced 1c
.eat . T. 10t astiTc sales: 30 hrs city Ness Pork
1oo hrls country Mess Pork at $13oO; 1,oW pcs
country Bulk Shoulders, loose, 1t $3.50; 200 pcs
IoEEh do at 3kc. loose: Loco pcs country
Bulk Hams at SIC loose; 800 pcs do 1t 64c; 100
tres sweet picked hams At 6Hc; q tres city rem
desed prime Leaf Lard At lie: 60 tres do at 10kc
1870 tres No Lard At l0Ac; 80 tres head Lard at
low Grcaec at &c. *eo ~~A
CRACkl1NGS-6t trca 1t so % Der ton.
TAILoW-Prime city scafcc and in demand Mt
1lzae: Country 1ote are selling at 10R10kc,
BCTTER-Primc roll is In demand al 18QDsoc.
f11I1s s6ippipS b9ttet IN demand at 17ga1sc.
DRESSED HoGS-Receiyed, 1,24S. Market ia
, 1863-03-03
Buffalo Grain mar.fet- t-voh 10

Wheat--The market ssrm. sa1es vc.to,,a. "a
go on Ailwankse club on private Terms. sHi i ia
Un white Canada at $1.7s There is Yer1 VII itt5c M.
hrang hng g o. e. speculative demand Holders f, but
~ ss''s W uol 70 much extent meet tie views Of
sellers. Quotations are: Red winter Ohio and ~.
diam at $1-oo; No and No MilwauEee cIpb At
St;&sSM1 40; white winter At s1!s0l.?5 and No
Chleago spring at $1.D4e125. Corn-The market
Tery quiet and In limited demand. Selling In car
lots only at 169T'c hagged Sales 1000 bu on pri
yatc terms 9ats@The market ruled drm bnt
quiet; Quoted at Csc. No Gales reported. Bar
bn fair State at s1.45; $50 bu choice Cana dian at
Sl.b9; and $50 bu state at $15O. Rye-Ouiet ana
nominas: Held at Soc for Chicago By the CARED
, 1863-03-03
Pittsburgh OIL market-Fcb. aY.

011 3I&IREG-FENe
The riee In the Allegheny River h.a vn.rorsa
inc market for crude oil slightly. and holders are
ai1e m91e anxious to SELL fearing that sho1d the re-
ce1pts pc heavy prices will decline. Ae yet, how.
9note at ek@1oc In bulk and 14a14Kc II bas7els'
Ihe eales reported on Change we're: 40 Bis in
and 400 bfls - kanawha'' at lie, brs fuclpdel
hedned oll continues nrm, and good STANDARD
erands arc still held firmly at 30c in bond. aud 4o
these figures. Sale Of SO brls "Brilliant.a IN
March. - '"ac'pula II
Beuzinc Is In good request and tho m.rrat ia
nfm with an upward tendency Sale Of 151h hrls At
5oc, which appears to bo the ruling figure,
, 1863-03-03

EHHA0e1Pn1A Flonr WaFket-Feb. XT.
The weather to-day has been unfavorab1s for
ont otdoor operations. but there is firm fccling
is a good shipping demand for dour, and holders
arc demanding al advance Of 121d@a5c 3 brl. The
sales for e1poTtation comprise 1000 bfls, chiefly
Pittsburgh Mlla round hoop at the latter uuots.
tions; also. 2,e00 hrls Ohio al $500; 500 bills ex
tfa part Lancaster county, at $3.50; 200 brls low
brls on terms kept private. THERE'S steady hooss
consunptive demand at $6.e6 for loY elaio - =
fine up to $3.50 for fancy lots. SN~ -aper-
, 1863-03-03

PERsorAL--Gov. Yates and Adjt. Gen. Full
ler arrived in the city yesterday, and arc
| nj the fremont. The Governor goes from
here to Washington to consult with the au-
tho1ities there on ollclol business relating tn
| Illinois.
u. ". Church, esq, Of Davenport, Iowa.
is about removing to this city to become the
Attorney Of the Chicago, Alton & st. Louis
Railroad Company.
Capt. sihTcrsparrc,Io ,Iof the well known
battery bearing'h Ills name, which was recruited
at Camp Douglns, has resigned.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or LIND UH1yEg5r-
7r.-The Fourth Annual Commencement of
the Medical Department Of Lind University
will be held at the College rooms, No. % Mar.
kct street, on this (Tuesday) evening, March
Sd. Mt ~ O'Clock. The Valedictory Address
will be given by Prof Mahla. The profession
and public are respectfully invited to attend.
@ Catarrh is often form Of Throat Disease
which creates perpetual desire TO swallow. az II
something were stuck in the upper part Of tho
Tbroat. Browns Troehes arc used with good re-
suits in this annoying disorder.
in the United 6tates-Hudson's Enrivalled Tooth
Paste. Sold BY Druggists and Dentists generally.
WHITE Wu1ow.-Whercas, a fish story Is
being industziously circulated BY band Of gueril
lag, and published by their leader, that my stock
Of the above is ull in their hands, this Ia to Ger
tify that they have had none Of the cuttings and
arc to have none from my place.
have at this date over one million Of the cut
tngs to cell ut several dollars less per Thousand
than pcdlars' figures. Also, Evergreens and gen
cral Nursery stock. ESta5Ished In 1914
Address: Samuel Edwards, 1.-The Evergreens,"
La Moillc, Bureau county, Ill. fes7-St;d&w
EB Paper Hangings selling at less than New
York prices, at F. E. Rigbye, 50 Randolph street.
feb181m
~ One hundred Thousand Planters, TRIBUNE
readers and their neighbors, want the White or
Gray Wtilow-a good thing, and will pay two or
three prices, OF get spurious or both, buying Of
irresponsible pedlars. Also, Fruit Trees, Grapes
small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, Evergreens, ETC.
Packing carefully done. Clubs wini
Send two red stamps for postage on our Cata-
1ogues and Willow Circular.
Post yourself, and then order d{yeeAt1ecs and
all together. F,K. PuHSx.
fe3-z6sl-1m-d&w Bloomington Nu1aery, III.
B1AsKs,-Thc blowing List ofapproved forms Of
Pension, Back Pay aud Bounty BLANKS are for
sale at the TRIBUNE Office. Sent BY mail, post
paid. cnsh must accompany the order:
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
'' ofWfdoW for Payment OF Pension
Of Invalid Pensioncr for Payment Of
Pension.
Declaration Of Minor Children for Pension.
of0Iphau Sister for Pension,
Clnim for Horse and Equipment.
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears
Invalid Pension Claim.
Nothers Application for Pension.
OMcer's Certificate OF Soldiers Disability.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money Arrears
&c.
Surgeons Certificate ofso1d1er's Disability.
reare.
Widows Declaration for Half Pay Pension.
, 1863-03-03

in doubt Is to the ability OF the country to meet
tfe pecuniary obligations Of the present war,
whethera people who have twice paid of their
public debt: who hare augmented their numbers,
their material well being. and their productive
power more rapidly than any other nation in
Ch!istendom; whose Gutplus wealth. after feeding
8. .0 900 coo year; who have 1t cost Of g. 000-
Gcoct0 eifdled and fnterlaced their great northern
continent, and bound II Into one organic whole By
miles OF canal; arr not both able TO raise any sum
Of money, md p.eparcdto endure any temporary
development Of the Inheritance bought With fe the
blood Of the revolutionary fathers enriched by tic
enterprise, enerEy and industry Of succcedingg gen.
Of freedom and the refuge Of the oppressed
through future ages
, 1863-03-03
DI ED,

The funeral Of SYLVESTER SEXTON will take
niaes from hta lato residence No Park Bow on Wed.
family are Invited to attend without further notice
At bis late residence No. C. Third avenue on Satur-
GAY. the III Of February, at ~ o'clock P, H., Mr.
ISAAC FOREMAN. aged IS years
M..ch %. Of scarlet fayer. BERTHA ALICE. daueh-
ter Of q. D. and S. II. Wetheren.
Funeral ut 10 O'Clock to-day (AIalcli Sd1 from 1ts
West Monroe street. -
, 1863-03-03

7 Seeds In philadcIphIa-Fcb, 81.
There ts more demand for cloyereeed. and I'm In
SOFA A. f6.7tG7f5 = q Ds, the latter figure for a
strictly choice lot Timothy and haxsead Is scarce
soo, and the latter at $3.50 3 bu, at which gure L
, 1863-03-03

Flour and Grain in Store in Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat and Corn In store In this city to-
day. compared with that in store week ago and
the corresponding date last year:
, 1863-03-03
M MARRTED.

On Thursday. Feb %, at Grace Church Cedar Rap
~. I1Wa. ~ the Rev. Hfn. Fulton, HOWARD c.
Madison, Ind.
At ths residence Of the BRIDES parents, town Of
F1qra Boone county lllinois March 1st BY the Rev,
Miss LIZZIE S. BOGARDUS,
, 1863-03-03

Ne" York Seed Market--Feb. 27.
CloFer is IN far request with Gales 600 BAGS nj
lt4Sl1Ac Tor common to prime. Timothy is GuIct
, 1863-03-03

Oats in St. Louts-Feb. ~.
Dull and 1c lower with Ea1cs of m, aarl-a IN
three lots, at s3GS3hc; 215 do, In three lots' at
Sic, and 800 TO at SAC, delivered.
, 1863-03-03

MONDAY EVENING, March 2, 1863,
DEEP CATTLE Market drm but quiet There
were very few on the market. Sales were:
Morris sold Burnside 4 Co. 81 head, averaging
10G bs, at $2.5t.
Conk!in sold Burnside IS head, averaging 1880
bs, at $3.50. 1'e''
Burnside bought 20 head, averaging 400 rs, at
$316; IL head. averasfng 1.100 hs, at 8a.9O; 10
head, averaging 1895 1bs, at $31o. <S' "
HOGS-Eirm but quiet, Sales we're:
1log Hogs. As. PFics :: H[ooss. A5x'g. Price.
1a0 5do <l65 So 212 $i.ao
~ $50 4.5O e. so All
, 1863-03-03
X X X
DR.. SWEETS
lnfallible Iinilnent.

00AAAA AA1A EkhNAA REiME MEDt.
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEURALGIA r.ry.
DAGU, STIFF NECK md joiSTs> SPRAfESS ~
BRE1SES. Cuts AND WOUNDS PILES
AhA2AShS aSb kEkVSnsA AS9 ii p1sSREYgHHsA sSSRREYHAr1c
For all Of which It il speedy aud certs,n remedy.
aha neFcF fails This Lniment Is prepared fron the
famous bone setter and has been used in lis prsctce
As * ALLEvIAToR OF PAIN, it |, uurtr.1l..
q any preparation before the public, Of which the
Ih!s 6tniment VIII cure rapidiy and radically. Rheu
cssss where has been used has never been EoEn
FOR NEURALGIA. It VIII afford immediate re1Ief
In every case. however distressing.
a. u VIII relieve the worst Cases Of HEADACHE in
1nT9s r6nr9 M1n9tsH3 snd !s warranted TO DO IT,
SERvoUs 81 1ai fn1c D in'tsE! LAS
9211l,SUE. aEtAinE from imnfudcnce or excess this
1ln:mcnt L. most hapay and EnfaIlfng remeiF tTt
lhs aIectly uron the nervous u~ues It strtngthcrs
NY SsaSihcs he SYSTEM and restores It 1b elasticity
FOR HES-Aa Al extesna1 remedy. vc claim that
~ khe Hxsr EnoEus and He challenge the world T.
nIen an e91' E{ery Victim Of thia distressing
afford Felie and Ia sortY al essfs ~ III e
eSSS S6eH s2.s15 &SS se sSE THROAT .te sometime,
aaffsssH: iii et a0P
STRAINS are sometimes yety obstiuatn and en1arvs
eht Of the Joints liable to occur If nerieed The
=. ass may be conquered b5 this nient in two
scD 2sIa ss.d2 daSREs e III g4sEEs 4s5as5
~ healing Properties Of Dr. swEEr's iS1A1L1nL1
GHIi Tee1 4sed aesoFdng 70 di!cestona: AUG,
, 1863-03-03

w ANTED-A situation by an
~ Eastern man. IN store. Would prefer place
usctu1 In almost any capacity Reference rirrn ~ inte
emEloyers; Address New England. )" F, o. Boz {36l
, 1863-03-03
Mortality at Camp DouRIas-RebcI
Prisoners Released.

urday Inst, and were on That day released:
Samuel s.aa J; Smith, ?, 1stTsna :cav-
Ma,cus II; Collier, G, 55th Tam.
Alex. n; Gray, A, 56th Tenn.
George N; Fowler, c. b5th, Team.
Hugh L: Bell. !, 55th Tenn.
George y; West, Porter's Mo: infantry.
w, Wm. p D Hall. eit!zen i Of st. Francis Co., Mo.
John =. Graddock. q, 4sth AK. K r. Da''
JOHNNY; Wooley: D. 10th Texas.
oS5s GsSegss < v Sjaana na 'S,S G1wo1ds AZ
Tcrril r. Dunu1n, E, 1st Conf cav.
Samuel +, Masehall, &, 18th Texas.
VIM. Field, c. a8th Louisiana.
The following list comprises the names Of
rebel prisoners who hare died since our last
report: - '>'N'
16-John B. Payne, F, 18th Ar Irs.
1z|ohn ". Reniio e, eth Texas.
IL. TX RSr:E; e. NeeIaitl 81 S;th e IfHn i5q5 Ark
17-A.A. Mcknight. 9, 18th Texas,
5:-Sreed Engleaow. 4, iSth Te1as,
III. Z. Ware, D, Tenn. CAV.
1-EE' T, + sHn.hwa5d, Tnaasv Sappsrs and hiuers.
Thames jackson, F, 10th Texas.
1e-c. Wilson, E, 10Th Ark
17-W. O. Taylor. Z, 17th Te1as.
18-Wm- o. Dunham, @, 18th Tcras.
18JAnes Il. Blackman, Il, lst ArE
16-Samson M Stalcy, z. 18th Texas.
IA; A N: Clark, F, 10Th Texas.
16T1omss 1s5aSn e SayleFi +; 12th AK.
iGbaR!e snh 4 aetse6, sds!6, l. 1ssh lstb Az Aek,s
ID; TowaN, E. 10th Texas.
M-W; g. Farley, q. 18Th Texas.
IL. ID. Cooke, A, 24th Ark
90-K. H Hodgkiss I, 1st Tenn. cay.
@s-HHc99Ey 2 99 aa5lana, G, 10Th Texas
sI-E s1-1o5snE l.; Fay; XII !, ai.h AZ AZ
2l-W. u: Mugg, E, 18th Texas.
"a. F; !eSTy, (; {, III 1ah !E:as; Te1as.
s3M. 4. Milton, 3, 18th Texas.
s&a4@asti1 sa4saa r;,;1 y; Walker. z III z; 18th Texas.
5-John Porter, Sappers and Miners.
&c. E Attey, Z, 10Th Ark.
= 81 i Il. Il Ihonas Il = a &c GREEN'S Battery.
9Th. Rom,ncs b. 18th Texas.
"A: F. smith, B, iii Ala. e1as'
2{W. n: Reynolds. A. 18th Texas.
2tD. J. Trawd. E, 18th Texas.
A-E. B. BnrnR, Z, 11ih Texas.
a5-Geo; Toppos, Dukes Ky rest,
s5-S. 0gear: A. Co1's Tenn.
SPs; ssrWS. fcaI,11p;; cI,lHp' r ,; s,1 q ~ "a;
50 5. ifiSsTi Iester, I. FL IL lS1sa Sffa
a5-R I. Sempson. {. 1st Tenn car.
~ = 4 = = EEanburg. E, 18th Texas.
81. n. nolen Bifles 1e'
80: Watkins, g, 18th Texas,
81: v: eties, F, 18th Texas.
26-M c1chisey Sneed, c, 9Th Miss,
2G-N. n. Pendergast, c, 18th Texas
81. ". Stiles, F, 18th Texas.
SN. j. Hyde, B, 18th Texas,
-N. s. Coleman c, 18th Texas.
l9-Jas. Patton. c. 18th Ark
19|Darid Fatton, c, l9th Ark.
1-W A. RutIcdgc, crawford's battery.
24-Jae: Eddy, g, 18th Ark,
I'D G. Trcadwcll, 3. Cravford'e battery.
S4-M O. Emory. B. 18th Texas.
B-J. B Ware, E. 18th Texas
g x: G: Edmonoon, A, 10th Texas.
N-W. Il. Mcdaniel. I, 18th Te1as,
8-K: I. Work, D, 18th Texas
s5-AIan F, Barber, B. 18th Texas.
s7-Wiuiamson Rourk. E. 18th Texas.
, 1863-03-03
Gbita9o Utibt1,1t.
TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1868.
THE CITY.

MERCANTILE Aseoc1ATlox.-Thc regular
monahly meeting Of the Association was held
at their rooms Last evening, but the proceed.
1ngs were Of private nature.
, 1863-03-03

WANTED.-Ago good Cook, WASH
er and 1soner-one that eau come well recon-
meEded: ApplJ at 30 West Washington street,
, 1863-03-03

The balance oftEe Gifts are too nrr4a-.
oua to mention,
nsreby ce1hy that The prtcea annexed to th. .hor.
E E11Sts; snd w Planes ara nr1tcisss tnstrnments
yeaIs- ~ H1u o{se!1 foe tt1
a. .ne eo1su1on tho Gifts VIII b drawn In tsa
Rv the .19r1n ~. eta1eneS ~ py committee appolnted
* O'Clock, ~oaee1s 10 con0anta 1t
, 1863-03-03

Qpo yon know Granger! A, do. O. How
long hare you known him1 4. Twenty.dye years,
@. Do ron know his reputation for truth and yer.
acity in the neighborhood where he resides! A,
No Sir. not II you mean the North Division by
netghboEhood: I know his reputation in this
city. Here along argument eusucd upon the ter
ritoEy covered By . nelghborhood. The Court dc.
c1dcd that the witness must use his best fude.
mcnt,1 G. State then his reputation for truth and
veract'ys 4. It fs not like Casar's wife: It ia
very bud. Q. Would you believe him under oath
not. ''0AAo
Upon the cross-examfnation, Mr. Thatcher
said he based his opinion upon the fact that
Granger had once been arrested for perjury.
and escaped by some technicality; nlso urjn
statements made By Mr.. Bluckal, Mr.. Hub
bard, Mr. Clybourne, and a score Of Others.
whose namee he could not remember,
=. 3. Durfee was next called and swore that
Granger's reputation was bad, and that be
would not believe him under oath.
Peter Boics was called by the prosecution
and sworc that he thought Grangcr's reputa-
tion was good, and he would believe hin IN.
der oath. Alter this witness testimony the
case was given to the Jury with lengthy argu-
ment. After short absence the jury brought
IN a verdict of guilty. Mr.. C1Ybourne Was
fined IS and his son $40.
, 1863-03-03

TAKEN UP.-A Brind1e Cow
l. The owner can hare ths same by gsoz{as pE12-
ertv and paying charges, PETER No1NSH33. dfka
boGse 1est of GIeeohsuts, On Hubbard stzees.
N h6lt2s
, 1863-03-03

WANTED-$1,5 500 for one or two
-! yeaTs. At 10 per cent. upo7 pledge of. Kendall
mo
, 1863-03-03

Jh"1sH FEs71vA1.-The Congrcga'ion Be-
nay sholom, B. e., give their SECOND anntycr.
sa1y festival on Purim Thursday evening Of
this week, to raise funds for the erection Of a
temple Of worship,
, 1863-03-03
Dantto.

w ANTED.-A young lady wish
W es to obtain Situation to write either IL copy-
ist alnaurenas; situation Is GoveFness either
IN the city or country. Address Post O&ce Boz 37s3
Chicago. M a6l51t :
, 1863-03-03

CoRRBc71oN.-1n our notice of d.. Haycs'
Electric Bath establishment, VIC erred in 10.
eating the Doctor ut the corner Of State and
Randolph streets. The Baths are in the
Stewart House Block, corner Of State and
MaShinrtpu strenfR