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.rsst Of deceased soidiers-~nv rave died In
Hospitals at St. Louis. Mo, from March 9th to
March 18th, 1868. Furnished by Thos w.
Long, Of Iowa, State Sanitary Agent, St Louis
and vicinity:
March s.-Jeremiah Large, F, 47th Ind. con-
fluent variola.
HMcAlpin, K, IS No, cona't variola
Jas Alexander, I, 81 Iowa,
D n johnson, B, lS :"
March 9.-Heury Barnes, G, SO Ohio,
l0.-Han'l Huff H, "a Iowa,
III Porter, E, 81
VIM Dutton, H, Y Ohio, chronic
dysentery.
Brown, corpl, 34th Ohio, chronic
dis,rhes.
VIM Simington, E, 90 Ind, chronic
diarrhea.
John Yates, f, 10 No. Cav pleuritis
March lis s Thomas, D, ll5 Ill.,. indiana ton
OF brain.
Fred'k W Hosback, Il, 30, No., con-
fluent varioia
Huston Riley, N, NO. Cav. con- via.
John Lewis " % g
VIM Harrington, D, 81 Iowa,
March IA Crandle. B, s Wisconsin, &C
Jos Ballard, B, 80 No, chron. diarea.
Abraham Lennox, K, 30 O., +"
Frei'k Shrader, {, SO Iud. consump'n.
March ls-John Burchan, 1, 81 IND, typhoma-
laria fever.
Samuel Wolf, E, ls Ohio, phthisis
pulmonas.
Has!ef, A, SO Ind. chron. diarrhea.
Hiram Lindsey, D, % ILL.,, g
> March 14-John Wyatt, G, 80 Ill, Is
VIM Mearkline Il 2 VIE,
Geo r Davis, c, SS Iowa,
Geo Raines, A, 80 typhoid fever.
Robt E Nelson. E, 8 ILL.,, erysipelss.
FM Butcher, B. "a Ind. chron. diar'ea.
G Johnson, F, 81 Mo-.
Henry Warner, H, No.,
Peter Hamm, G, 81 consumption.
Jos Spaulding, C., 5 Iowa Cav, 6
March l5-John Il Evans, E, Sc Ohio con-
gestion of lungs
Jas Stephens, 9, 10 No. Cav. phthiss.
March l6-Henry Scott, B, 5 Iowa, phthiss
pulmonals.
Jas Curtis, D, % No, typhoid
fever.
John Taylor, E, 50 Ill.,, bronchitis.
Lewis Mather, A, n Ill, en-. diarrhea
Geo Stone, D, 81 Ind,
March l7--John Gambold, I, ST Ind,
VIM Nail, lst Miss. n. B, erysipelas
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A revolving spectacle is already presented on
the battlefield of Antietam. The earth Is wash.
ing away from the shallow trenches used for
graves, and bodies of the buried soldiers are am
pearlng on the surface in various parts of that
vast graveyard.
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MAI RlED.

In burlington, March 10Th, by Rev. W. saIter. Mr..
GEoRGs WASHINGTON YEALgY to Mrs. SARAH JANE H.R
RIs, OF Union Township.
March sth at the residence OF the brides father
pao, Linn Co., Iewa by Rev. b. W. Beach Mr. JOSEPH
MARY L. SHEETS " iise
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THE FAIRY WEDDING.

BY Special arrang cement publish tn. ard
Photographs of the LILLrPUrIAS WEpDISa PARTY As fol-
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs Gen. Tom Thumb, In Welding
dres, price IS cts.
n,an ard brideSmaid %
Mrs Gen. Tom Thumb, in celebrated Recep.
Misses Laviria and Minnie Warren {"
1 pnoe aslaal Party Group four Gard 90 cts.
Inc sFldai Party, (stereoscopc pcture)
co,ored, -" rs cta
me price o. srd pictures coored will be 1871 cts extra
Gan be sent by mail receipt price and samn
Noae genuine unless stamped with our trade ma,k EA
m Circle on the front OF the photograph. Beware Of
spurious copies made from engravngs, &c
f. II. T. ANTHONY. sol Broadway New York
Manufacturers of the best Photographic Albums and
Publishers Of Card Photographs OF celebrities
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w hTER PROOF
Vienna and Strella Matches

These matches are made without sulphur and benv
free from dsagreeaoie odor, not only very derbe
but ior use 10 the paror and sleeping
small packages for family use and also ca efuy pack
ed IN cases for transportation. For sale wholesale and
retail by JAMES X DEY,
No. CO Cortl in1t. st New York
p. s.-Coun.ry merchants will do well to call aud ex-
anime our stock. feb18-w2m
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Just Received.

just Received.
An elegant assortment OF Ladies', Misses and
Chiidrcn's Balmorals, Overshoes, and German
Felt Shoes, at very low prices.
7. w. BAsHYDT,
d&wtf Cor. Of Jefferson and Main Streets
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6lBLI SocizfI DBPosIfoRY.-Att the store Of Mr..
v. Harper, Jefferson Street, Burlington, where Engih
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and TestsmentI ma
always to found at one price nova
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Thursday, March 10
CATFLE-The market is without change
since our last report. There is good shipping
demand, and yesterdays prices are fully main
tanned. Sales were:
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AY E r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings I'M
comfortable! These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted by q
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
strueted In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
tivity, purify the system from
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New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 19.
Stocks-More active and higher.
Sterling exchange for gold, quiet at 11O}.
American Gold l54f.
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HOGS-There is again an active demand, and
heavy lots meet with ready sale at good prices
Sales were:
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
TEE BEST IL TIE WORLD.

WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
producesa coo, not to be distinguished from nature
warranted net t, nuve tie Hair In the less remedies
te effects Of bal dyes and invlgorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns .
splendid Black Brown leaving Hair soft and
tiful. Sold by all Drug sists, &c.
~ The 9enuineis signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE.
LOR, on the four sides Of each bop
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY STREET, (Ldte 233 Broad.
a0dydndio Bond Strests,) New Yosx.
mayS1-w1y
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GRIMES HALL, BURLINGTON,

NhlMES HALL, BURLINGTON,
Friday, Saturday and Monday Evenings, March Goth
2lst and sd.
Also, on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
The Great Washington Panorama Of
The War,
which recently created such sensation 10 Chicago De-
tro Milwaukee and other western cities, will open In
Burlington as above.
Vast and Comprehensive r6fciany authentic, and
Minute in all its Details.
The only popular extensive and compet. exhibition Of
the kind before the public and the that created
much enthusiasm In Ner York and all IL large cities
wherever II has been exhibited.
Every scene sketched upon the spot and painted with
fidelity BY corps Of artit under the super
vision 1.-THE celebrated Mr. g. c. Fletcher Of New York
The Exhibition begun In Washington ard has been In
steady progress down to the time and sho ring
every event OF importance connected with this terrible
contest from
THE FIRST DREAD SIGNAL AT SUMTER,
down to the last Grand Battle profuse with startling
dioramc effects
The behoder has before him. truthful to life in every
particular, the GREAT BATTLES with all their startling
detail with graphic view Of Cities Forti6ca,ions,
Fleets and Armies,
Doors open at 7-commence ats.
Prices of Admission, e5 cts Children Is cts
Afternoon, Children 10 cts; Adults Is cts.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

MARTIN Kelsey,
Sheriff Of Des Moir es county,
, 1863-06-22

prices, get in cases Of large monopolies, Of
this character, perpetual in existence, and
reaping 1argc profits, 1t is not improper that
the citizens, and especially the poorer classes.
should be protected from unreasonable exace
tions. and If It be not left to the Common
Council to prescribe the rate Of tolls, the aet
OF incorporation ought to define a maximum
coed,
Horse railways are enterprises Of modern
construction, aud Of the greatest convenience
to citizens and strangers; and while would
approve OF snch liberal provisions In charters
rs would invite and secure capital In their
construction, yet the Legislature should keep
In view the fact that they arc made for the
public convenience, and not for the purpose
Of amassing Large fortunes in the hands Of the
few.
For these reasons I return the bill. The
public may have to submit to some tempo
1ary Inconvenience from delay till further
legislation can be had; but In the meantime
the people will have the opportunity Of in
quiring into and discussing The provisions Of
this Of any other bill which may be fMrly sub
mitted to the Legislature, and OF forming =
matured Judgment on subject In which they
and the prosperity Of the city Of Chicago are
60 deeply interested.
RICHARD YATES, Governor.
, 1863-06-22

F'**
The receipts Of produce during the past twenty
four hours, embrace 2,078 btls -four, 31,110 bu
wheat, 1980 036 bu co1u sO5 bu oats. and asa I'm
rye. The shipments during the same period were !:
-2,aQO brls flour .0{0 bushels wheat an Rno hn
corn, md 4, COO bu oats.
The general markets for produce to-day were
dull, and prices ruled shade lower.
There was very little inoufrv for wheat. and the
market declined 1@2c per bushel-wIth sales of
No Spring at <1.oSas1 1sh; !; No sprinr at o,6A
o4c; anu Rejected Spring at 7sGe7sc-the market
closing dull at the inside quotations.
Flour was, as usual, dull and heavy, with light
Gales Of winter extras at s6,QcMB,75. sprine OK
, 1863-06-22

The season is now nearly ut close; and the mar
ket il without activity. Prices are without change
Holders are firm under the advance announced in
gold. Prints are dull Of late with the commission
houses, but jobbers find a demand for dark colors
at firm prices. The stock fprintlng cloths In the
hands Of manufacturers is reported small, while
speculators are holding fer higher prices. Stand
ard cotton goods are quiet but steady. Printed de-
laines have become scarce. Satfnets are very dul1
Doeskina are heavy Of late. Fancy cassimeres Of
desirable styles arc the ony aetye goods: Stocks
ing and orders being given Tor future delivery
Army ke1eeys arc dull. Black beavers are wanted.
ShaWls are in limited demand for light colors,
spring ttylee, and some fall style goods arc being
sold to meet the fall trade Very little is doing n
foreign fabrics. The importattons arc very light.
British goods are quite Inactive accept as regards
mozamb!ques, which are scarce. French silks are
also dun with the exception ofblacks for tha man.
tilla trade. Ribbons, are also less inquired for.
Thereie scarcity OF choice eolors IN French de-
laines, for which there is lingering demans, and
prices orc firm. Heavy woolens src in fair request.
but fine goods are without inquiry. There has
been come inquiry for linen goods for which there
Is demand from the clothing trade. The auctions
arc mainly over.
Tho following arc the Wholesale net cash price
, 1863-06-22
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
TIE MONEY MARKET.

Thc i1c,non5 sor ,nono, .or.1s,nas ss ~ ~.
sunpy IL ohnndont cn,renr. :. ,ta,.,r ".. ..1s.s
cr. willie Exchonoc orous atood,as m.a., fa ~
s,. "s - s'o"o steaosef' 1netc Is No
Gold went up little In New York to.t1ay- fo,m
what cause Ia not annarrnt Tha onan,nt. o,ot.1
49,, ,.aa 1tasr ~ 49, ,o,l -ne opsnlas quota-
14s the ruling price. Silver we quote at 1912
13s Trcasu.y Notes Y nrcmIum. T,ans,,,,ons
arc light.
Preston, willard & Kcan. agents for s-an ,o,n IN
form us that they have instructons to receive sub
scf1ptons to the Loan only to the 30th Inst. Par
ties wishing to secure their bonds at par shon]d
therefore Hnbscribe immediately
pronos - 80 D. nx1,-.,..,,s -, o.,
PROPOSAL TO FAT DfE1pEsDs N sPEc1E.-Thc
, 1863-06-22
,stiye occasions in Europe-wlu be intro

festive occasions in Europe-wW be intro
duced.
A large and swift tug-boat has been char
tered, and will afford those who desire, short
trip upon the Lake, from the grounds, with q
band of music on board.
Three patriotic songs will be sung by the
Musical Onion, from three to four thousand
persons joining in the chorus, accompanied
by the three bands Of music.
Nothing has been left undone, apparently,
that could be done, to add to the comfort and
pleasure Of those who attend the Picnic; and
those Who can go, and do not, will regret 1t.
The O'Clock train will stop at all stations,
afording IN opportunity to those In the vii
lagos and towns along the line toattend. For
time Of trains each wny, &C., sec advertise.
ment In another column,
, 1863-06-22

Received, 9,471 brls -four. e, GIG bu wheat The
sales Of -four on the Corn Exchange amounted to
ever 81 coy brls, considerable quantity OF which
last QuotatIons. Fresh ground do bfonsht $1,000
4osH, and $4.05. Choice brands as high. 64.101
415 Super from Western wheat vas sold at 81 .aaj.
Bag fonr dull at &c 81. Wheat-some 8,000 to TO-
o00 bn o. G. White changed hands at $t.05, and
2,0o0 No Chicago Spring at 91hc. a sale Of 1000
bu Peas Is reported, but on priyate terms. Indian
Corn cold at &c for mixed. Sales OF Pork amount
to 500 bz1s; lot Of 800 brls new Mess ut 5f0.25.
, 1863-06-22

ket. We hare heard Of some, ,haltdozen lots being
sold at range ofd4l83c. Growers arc determined
which theJ Claim to be about 65D75c. We gave,
two weeks since, our views on the subject Of low
prices, and the causes which were operating
class woods will bring from to Tic more In thirty
Gays than the same clips are now selling for, there
tcft. the growers viii be losing nothing 10 wait
few weeks longer.-JacEson GtE-sn.
, 1863-06-22

heeelseo, .<*5 brs flour, ~, ,S3s bu wheat, ii, 10
po cosn .5S4 bu oats. It appears that the bottom
hss fallen ont of the New York market, and, as
ssc: continues. Easly to-day buyers would have
paid $130 for amber Michigan wheat, $1.a3 for No
red, and $l.s6 for No. 9: since the receipt Of
eastern advicea, holders would accept the forego-
Ing figures, hut buyers demanded further con-
Cesslpu Of cent.
, 1863-06-22

GOVERNMENT STOCKS,
Government stocks quiet.
+ TSos : 81 81 .1ssx 81: 1oss@1o7K
MoSEY-Actfve at per cent.
Sterling exchange dull-15GG116s for first class
bilIs.
Gold a little afrmer-openinga at 1431f, advancing
to 144L. aud closing gufct at 143sf
Exports Of gold to-day, $4570o0.
, 1863-06-22
4 Sixth Ward Tr0itor.
CHICAGO, June 1G, 1883.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your report of the Copperhead demon
stration at Springfield, on the 17th inst, find
the following:
At another stand heard John Garrick Of Chica-
20 denouIca the war from first to last. It was
N IT. esePSa eseS snd
mcnccd it; that was not the question. It was
wrong and onEht to be ended at once, Hc said the
eaeEed Cites md towns ac W va pon
and children, Sc, &c. The Southern troops
cn!tllc OTHER band we're gentlemen, commanded BY
sisilized countries They Know the eyes s OF of al
Europe arc. upon them, and act accordingly
He enlo:ized stonewall jackson as noble man
lie eaid be would etake Ills existence thathc @ wouid
not do In Harrisburg what our Western Generals
had done in Jackson, Miss, that is, burn the Cp-
his party, ior not standing up to their principles
like men.
Perhaps 1t is not generally known that this
identical "John Gafrlck'' Is a resident Of the
Sixth Ward Of this city, and as he has pub
1icly declared that the ''Northern troops are
barbarians and yandals,' and that the t1South-
loyal sixth-wa1ders should know the charac-
ter Of their neighbor; 1t would also be well
10 let every resident in the Sixth Ward, who
who may have fathcr, brother, or son In the
army, know zcho the poltroon is who dares
thus to Vilify and malign the character Of
those brave heroes who are now shedding
their h1oodsfreely in their conntry's cause. It
may also be important that the Slxth-Warder5
should Keep record Ct the sayings and doings
of all such as the said John Garrick, for pc
rusal at some future day-say for the pcrusal
of the braye boys Of the Sixth Ward now be-
fore Vicksburg (whom John Garrick calls
''barbarians and yandals,' ~ after this war is
over. Si1th-warders, spot him. -
LoYAI. CITIZEN.
, 1863-06-22
MARINE NEWS.



sr Sunbeam r.ost 4Ke1XED; 4ke NTa2; June Co.
frop ffrop sSaI1 EaS aa5:s anpaS.s
sagar: 80 ''1'' ~ 0s's
POP hnnse!: ; Giskse;a, % Baaslo. oaaa1a snna;1es
Ivy sa?dfies:' .'''' o. ' 0se'n' ''1"' X 4 aes'
Prop Asst''ope Bfes'n sasni' '0 cases vine 1os nr
Bark Gherubusco. Chamberlain, oconto, 80 m lam.
Sss $ss sf:1:SS @ sos a s.
80 = Es'' laH Do'4'' 'uua'o 1'' IONS 'f0n pipes aS'
Grand Taysis e n ath fo2 ~ eea a1a9er R from
BARK pEse of 4me.lcs, Ftzeteoons. @ Port coi6oruc,
B's hstsnPssn Is sPin Hafen'af0n aen0ntaes 1so
s s.s H. !ssS sss3 81 fruao' ~ to1' e'', 10
ssa lah
shs &sS &RSs!s SsIs HSsR5aS s &.
SsRr SsR1 Z: pntt95 van II; ao93d. 500 stsses
sehr Josephiae bsssaea. WATSON, Gsssa i Bnsha u eds
schr En,e4o,,se. Peterson ted,r River 81 y, INN
se freete aa5 IS eda 3 Meod
Sss5 $a@a PsssS Ma;ksses 9ss \ = num-
schr Eiss, sveasen, White Lake, dom lqm som lsth.
Echr G. N.Jchnson Thornton, Buffalo. '
Scnr Cuba. Cnyertale, Buffalo. 10 toa1 coal.
Ray .''.'' ~ 1''A Il '4' ''1' xs'a
se6s asseo; Weod. E7ie, s. tsas scosi ''1's
schr DsSe, irwiDg. 0swego. ii tons Il L RiFoo. SA
aeyss 4See:o G5aad naEe q h
ecnr Ho1ett john. Embi1tt Ka1ainazoo % n shingles.
schr Geo1se ta Pnriogtop P,uck Mu.keson leo N ,nm
e,nr sGa. %m 14sa 45arn. a,s.rzon ,,,.,..ran
ssshT Lq%eeE@a9 Ge4nsd Ssana Issa sS ian
senf aasa' sies Coates kalamazoo g lnu 500 N shn
Echr Jupiter. Thompson. Buffalo, 100 ton coal
scnr lise see OAK r1o.pDy Buffalo 10 m ,un ,o DE-,
Pere -''.'''D' 1'' - @"4''' - Aen3 ~
Seir Iann. Tay:er. south i Isvea, ta CO cs wood
sehr barney eaton, We!sh. Land Bay. 100 eds bark
SsF Sa5s6s XsR
ties .' '-,'.~'~@ >''1' -'@'
schf AntnesaI: dfoFeE. Butia!o LII @ 5on gns ptpe
sehf os and
shT sshT 5 q s
Sehz %sfy. 4hfa;s kissssoS ss tons H at s'
s w II i Sn n.. ,' -s... ~ - .N|' ~
scow T1eEson Smith, Point 1stscy, Is n iam % eds
e., THoa xns,. ,,, c,-..+, ,ru.,-,u,, ,,.,su.1
scnr fan1e Merrs Pa NV - "ooo
LIZ GLc.a1sED a. ''-'dune ~.
PTon Fnrest nTspn trr"ne HnfSaIn II rra I'm corn
sun
9o1r , c,,,o.,o,, ~ nv -. 49, ,oc, 49,
dour '~'@"S ~ ~S1-' N''0 LAD
ask Nay rsfew bsoaa annai2 = ~ bn corn
balk Cherabusco. Cha,aberiin. Ocoato
e. Rass & Hsns g. C.1sksF Mo9rs Ps.atiSo
, 1863-06-22
Toledo Wool n1ar,ket-Jnne 70

We Noticed several wagon 1oads on the street
yesterday and today. and some Of 1t was Of au-
pc1loE quality. Buyers are paying from TO to &C.
according 10 quality. Even the lattes figure docs
not meet the views Of rome growers, aud prob
ably the quantity taken back to their homes WIEN
the last few eays-bceanse Of inability tc nbfain
their prices-was as large as that lid - '''@1t
, 1863-06-22

Lords Prayer, executed with a pen in over thi1ty
different styles Of lettering and ourishfng. Price
81. Post paid HoW TO a0Ttts plainly rdpidly. els-
gdnfly. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions
address THos. E. HILL, Waukegan, Iii.
, 1863-06-22
.$A00l,4.62
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The wool market Is very quiet. Some smalltots
haye been offered aud sold at 5n10E-thc rniing
price, however, ia Sc.-AarshaA Espoundsr.
Considerable quantities OF wool, In small lots,
sre daily brought into our market, anding ready
It 5ase sn 80 to " cents
Very little wool has been brought to this uaar-
, 1863-06-22

Desoto: brea GAS. Ga.daor, Monitor: schrs Fsrwc,,
Dolphin. Bases Empire Stats. Exchange. Joseoh
G.att, Republic. 'SfA
, 1863-06-22

TuE GlFT CoscEnr.-To those who do not want
to be left out in the cold again. we would Say look
out in time for tickets. We learn that there Is q
tlne prospect of the tickets commanding premium
before the concert comes of, such Ia the rush for
them. First come, first served! je2l.2t
, 1863-06-22

DROVE So7Es.
We give the following sales dn1ing the week.
Some lots were sold by the head on IN estimated
weight Sometimes this is given rather high, but
those sold BY actual weight Will justify our quota
tions:
Lesdha% AZ sq!d Huehes e ii head fair grade, ay
1'1 DaWeies sold moore 16 head talr State steers.
averaging 1,t16 ne, at $t.00.
Moore sold Mcpherson 16 head averaging LOIS
Laes sod Dowles Is head fair shipping becvcs.
e ss.e5 sa'saon county, estimated at ''S0' Ds' at
shanks sold Dowles at head averaging 1850 ns,
bond sold Bowles s8 head, averaging i 900 lbs, ut
Brown sold yaixen 60 head Iowa steers, esti-
mated ut ], 800 ns at 34.30.
Moore sold Hughes 10 head fair grade bulIocks,
averaging 1900 ns, at $i:15.
Rankia aold Hughes ss head, same grade, avcr-
aging 1gS ns, ct s3.s7A,
ssss %a:is ie5s rs eR?Ss head medium grade, aver
Strong sold Meehan 18 head, common grade. ay.
eraging $50 tos, at s3.M.
DnWeies sold Morris 16 head, fair grade, averag-
Ross cold Morris Is COWS at SIS. 90 3 head
John Adams sold Morris & Co. 115 head, yery
good beeres, averaging 1880 bs, on terms not made
Higgins cold Boulcs TOR 11cpherson) 10 head
very good State steers, averaging l2T Ds, at
Duncan ED same party ii head, same grade,
Wherry T. Co. sold same party d head fairlah
Illinois beeyes, averaging 1855 1bs, at sass.
Bruein Bie sod IcPheSfson S 6 head, asst quality,
averaging 19G7 1os, at Sab.
Ghzo sSa a. Is head came grade, az
Martin sold MeClung 9s head, first quality Iowa
steer, estimated at 1900 Ms. at S4,G0.
Ed Bruudige sold Jack Davidson 38 head, esti-
Metcalf sold Morris, Rinneman 3 Co. IS head,
gmsime m shipping stcera, estimated at 1900 fos, at
conkia 59!a Morris CO, 1os head. arst quality
MoIrts Go; hongh5 as head, same grado State
DuWeiss sold Hughes GO head, common grade,
at ss.s5; shead at 5000 per head, and 8 head al
Nsper sold Rankin II head, averaging 1850 os, at
Dawelss gold Brady 2 head oxen, averaging 1850
lbs, ut $62e per head.
HOGS.
The total 1eceips Of Live Hogs atal1 tho yards,
for the week ending to-day, amount to 10,s6o. This
is 3,547 less than Last week, and 4,4a5 more than
the corresponding week last year.
At the opening Of the market the offerings were
generally Of inferior quality, and the market de.
clined 10@15c but towards the close, the receipts
were Light, and under better news from New York,
the decline was fully regaincd and the mark It
closed firm. q
We quote:
Extra. 3400146a
, 1863-06-22

oAIbAoA1 EVENING JUNG ~ 1SS}.
@ Al gyatn sod "fn st0fe"ss reporfed In
tas Uarket report subject to &c storage, iohaea
g1eia e 1s ts1 1es X - Rssss aa
ported ~. o, b." or g frec Of storage" III Hour
rated.
FRE1eHTs- Declined &c per bnshel. The en-
Forest Queen, with corn, at s5ic; schrg. Yankee
Blade, Hartzcll. E. Kanter. VIM Jones. Bay State.
Eliza Logan, Wm; Fiskc, A1lebaran,-all with
three HOUSES, at oc. To osTEooLehr , mela usd s.
York "a Cape Vincent, reported yesterday At asc,
FLO FIogRWRseei1ed, aos brls shipped, aao
hEls Market very DIN. Sales: 1oo biz Nashville
5,,g y wintes at Sss m bis choice
choice spring sstrs @ g. brs sooi splins dls
sound Geneseo 80 Bis spri9s @ super ts at It
CORN MEAI-1o tons Coarse at $500 per ton,
MIL sTUFFs-1oton Bran. in bulk, at $500.
WHEAT-Receivcd. 81 l1u bu shipped, ID, 800
bu: Market dali and 1Gbac lower Safes Were az
follows:-1 C0bn Rejected Red Winter in store at
?soo O. es % st Si9 ao9 9d3;a b. ES sp,9; n
1OG00 bu do lin F Z rs ard B i Co's} at 81 %:
sooo by DO {ia n &A,s) at sl;os; 100 b Nos
sepF3s a S & as NtfS bq o DO On
93c; 500 bu do ln D & Coo ut eac; so1 bu do (in
SB & Go,s) at otc; 5000 bu Rejected Spring }in
se s;ss sessef Sc 81 Il ba Dc o
CosI at iSHc; 100 bu do at 73c.
By SAMPLE: to0 bu mo Grade" winter on
spring o. task At tic; 1,aS ba y white Winter
% coRNSKsssiysa, ~, ,eas bs: shipped, 81 800
51c; i, 400 bn River White Mixed afioat at Ike
en Gs5 M5e e aoat Ct b do
, 1863-06-22

- Merchants, Bankers. Lawyers, thcIrfamilic
and others, sec the Musical Union EXCURSION ad-
yettieement, "A day OF recreation. to visit the
country otercdlo all, on the 25th Of juno. Trains
as follows: at 10, 11:45 a. N. audl:90 D. m, and
return at 8, a, + and o'clock p. m. No confnsiou
ro crowded cars, ample and convenient arrange
ments for oil. ie18-7t.