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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18

We find the following interesting ac-
count of an evening spent by President
Lincoln and others, with the spirits, in
the Boston Gazette:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18
A. B. FREY.

yH7ATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, Main St.
w three doors west Of Weirich's Hardware
store, Millersburg ., t2l-20l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18

yJTATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, one door EAST
w of 5. Il. Weirich's Hardware Store, Mai
street. Millersburg, .. l23-35l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
WILLIAM REED

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Millersburg, Ohio
n Office, in second story of Critchheld I9rhe
Bnck, opposte the Court House. l23-4o.I
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18
HOTELS,
EMPIRE HOUSE.
OHIO HOUSE.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

T HONWORTlI, Proprietor-wcst end of Main
L street, Millersburg, Ohio, NTStagc oihee-
Daily line of coachcs to Coshocton. (24-iD
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18
4ulmrs County farmer.
published EVERY THURSDAY
BY ESTILL e. NEWTON.
JOB PRINTIN

OF every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
The FARMER has larger circulct tion than any
other paper in this section of the state. 1t now
and has been for thirty six consecutive years the
official paper of the county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. A. A. CRUMp,

GERMAN AND ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYS
VI ICIAN, Millcrsburg, o. Office, on the cast
end of Main street, four doors above the Public
Square. l-l--u.l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-18
JEWELRY, &c.

A. Ohio. Chi nN ''''-i '-'-'''' '-'' ' Ia4-i2i
, 1863-01-03

ACosTEupTBLEB EBuRG1ARY.-0nW Wednes-
day evening, the residence Of G. f. scriyen,
Esq the well known advertising agent, 497
Vanish Avenue, was cnteredby burglars, de-
voidof even the common decencies OF life,
and displaying taste, anything but orthodox.
Afte eating all the dc1icacies the 1arder con-
taiHd, they helped themselves to plunder
Unfortunately; carrying off among other
thi1ts, a valuable opera glass, silver match
eaft; fan, a mocking bird, leaving the cage
bcll I'D, a quantity Of qaalls and partridges,
bag If bnckwheat, backgammon board, cloth
Ing, ,children's toys, etc., amounting in all to
twoor three hundred dollars worth Of prop
erty: The robbery WIS peculiarly aggravating
as many Of the articles were keepsakes, and
it MS none the less aggravating to wake up
Of New Years. morning as Mr.. 8. did, and
tlndhimsclf minus clothing and the material
for 11eakfast. # the rascals will apply, he
will be happy to advertise them in all the
lending papers Of the Northwest, atthe usua
rntef
, 1863-01-03

NEW T0RK. Jan. .a-Corros-Actiye and drm-
er. Sales 1,5o0ba at 6sH16Sc for niddiing up
lands. -.
FLouR-Actlye and SC higher. S585l6.06 for sn-
per etate; So 25@f.i0 for extra state; $6-453B.63
for choice do; $5.eo18o5 for super western; S.0
l6.G0 for common to medium extra western $3.50
G6.s. for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; $7O0G8.a3 for trade brands
Market closing nzm and no sellers at inside quo
|ts;Sa; WinsKr-Fimcr at sa@soxc. chiefly at latter
prize.
NHsAr-Fully 1c higher, With = moderate de-
maud Chicago spring $1-ssn13 -; Milwaukee
club wihte5 Fea wsi.sra 81 f{2;nai;
$l.A Corn fally ie higher, but quiet Ct soc tor
prime shipping mixed western, and e89s3c for
damaged and heated, Oats in moderate request at
6>G7lc. .-
GEocEn,Es-Sugar firm: muscayado 9HG19Ac
Coffee quiet and 111m with small sales ar abont
formr prices.
total stock January 1st, 1857, was 1W.s9l brla
Beef dull. The total stock JaunasE 1sf was 11.4sS
pEgs Cut meats dull and unchanged Dressed
hogs shade -drmer at 5Gesae for western; ss4s =.
gAG51oc for brl: 50 kegs at 10;tc: Bntter l5aeSc
for Ohio, aud 1sas5c fo5 State Cheese steady at
, 1863-01-03
Ifycrpool Provision Market.

Reynolds Mann Co., in circular of Dee Z: !: re-
aaef3 lots eScept for few hundred package. . Of p
extra ane ns swt 5;dgSli1a gGl2a ns@s5s
cheese-best n @ datfics are most IN request; othe5
e1ts aa: 4s@5a2}t @sa}a sw snd sSSs
niddliag t. t. hnei 1.1iaE is's market du1I;iorth
az AZ sGssS @4es aae,sean alH 4ss to IS ges
Some jast landed esfs as e e 'oos So
tieree; ;hMmid ana.a nEss' 'American n remains Ez
@s 1ex h % f9aaired for: prime mess; new; ~ :
I'D As se 81 i Il ts2 go aex ns; as@
demana :. ~ a. ner crt. Lard-Qui.t but sF
snt ne 1s f. to Ii IL Cd per cwt niddlipg to good
, 1863-01-03

pliments often bestowed upon onr dishes III as
much due to Burnctt's extracts "a to our oWn
skill. Yours very regpT
Il. b. PAEKEn b Go.
~ The ottawa Hotel, Montsea1 Rossln House,
Toronto, the Fifth Avenue Hote., N. T., and other
largc and popnlsr hotels now use DaEnetts cele-
brated F1uit Extracts. -: =
eB- There arc twelve kinds Of Burnett8 Fla
voripg Extracts. This. celebrated manufacturer
makes the best preparations In the United States
for culinary and tailet nsc.
eB~ Charlotte Russe, Floating Island, Jellies,
| Preserves Custards, Ice Creams, Pies, Cakes &C..
are tame luxurics without the use OF a pure and
genuine tlayot OF some kind Ct fruit. Barnett's
Standard Extracts supply this want ,..;.,:t.
fW Many 1ayosing extracts have .1s6v.: ns Bur.
| o..- - 49, a,+rore1y unhcaltns' I
| ....,s r,o,or,n1 Evtrscts arc wHf f~' "
netts fla'otng IA III dealers In choice grocer
| les. 49, u:------- ..
| ---1.a CocoASE.-We had heard great
Pin reference to this article IS restorator and
ranovator OF the human hair, but were disposedat
frat to consider many Of the statements exagger-
atcd. Afriend Of ours who had lately been SO i'll
| as to hare his head shaved, was induced, at our
suggestion, to give 1t trial The result ia, that
| =, .,1 ,.,- -,,,nnt,h1o a,ffsrop,o - n ba aoap
80" s.a,.+. - ~ sat;nrt.s ha,~ A. sesr~as =.
that he is thoroughly convinced Of its beneficial
effect from his own experience, and is fully deter
mined to continue its -1festnaoretdnd Times,
NIB. -:
~ The Toilet Companion Is the name by which
Joseph Burnett & Co. designate the neat and con-
.o,;a,t rseo In 1vh,rh tbeae fsmnus chem}sts and
ncrrnrrora mt nm their sunerfor ureparationa for
toilet nse. viz. Kalfiston.,' aCocoaine." Tori
entail Iootn "aeh,' anu F1ofimel- Ine8e a'e
not only Of approved usetataes8 anu AZ taat enes
profess TO pe ont alao 1emaskao1e lot oeaeacy ol
perfume anu heai1ng purify Tesy seioom met WIN
Louisville Democrat
-1o7.. 777;i3.a,,,,,. -o,,.an ,,.-
S na,,os,, ra,.,.s rhts,rsd ng ~ 1a 1ats
F-ls - TUr..s.1, - r,.oaa :. "a -,.o,, S,a,,, ~
, 1863-01-03

Tho past week waa dull and fosgy, but bes2g
mild, and with but little rain, those who were Id
arrcnr with field labor had some opportunity to
make up for lost time We know. however, ol
cases where tkeWheat is not yet Gown. though VIC
90 not take the whole season 10 be 80 unpropItioas
az it ts believed to be abroad. In Spain the young
fall ofrain. aud in Northern Europe tho frost .ls
given way to q return Of mild weather, partly re-
opening navigation. 0nr own markets have been
very stationary, with the condition scarcely i'm
proved, the frost having been Of duration. Azri
walls, too, both north and south. keep on 4 large
scale and this, with the approach OF Christmas, y
against an advance On prcsent rates. The tnrn OF
the yesr may be more favorable, especially as
prices have rather recovered at Danzig and Ham,
burg, and the eouthe1n ports Of Europe are 1ofe @
ar1n; 50 arc Belgian and Swiss markets. Whtte
still obtains, with prices some1sha yielding, the
quantities In store here no doubt keeping French
, 1863-01-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. E. H. Boring, r. E.. win bold the second
regular ouorterly meeting Of the Jefferson Street
Ri. i, Church. Preaching at 10jH o'clock and COM
munIon services Immediately after the sermon.
The well known evangelist Elder Jacob Knap,
will preach tomorrow In the Wabash AVenue Bap-
expected to preach in the same place eyery eve-
ming during the week at 615 o'clock. r. Boyd, pas
tor,
During the week Of prayer. there will be a
union prayer meeting on the North Side, at the
lecture room OF Westminster Charch, corner Of
Ontario and Dearborn streets. commencing Mon
day, January 9Th. Time Of meeting from 8A. to
9am. Topic for Monday-''Humble confession
Of our manifold sins.'' The evening services will
be commenced on Sabbath day. 1t Is thought in-
cxpcdient to have afternoon service, publish
ed 8 few days since.
Service at Clrst Church on Sunday morning at
10N O'Clock. Second service at 3 O'Clock. Rev.
E.. {. Cheney, Rector.
, 1863-01-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TIHE MONEY NIAK1ET.

FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. =, 16td
The city for the early part of the day was de-
luged with tremendous rain storm, and business
}has. therefore, been contracted to the narzowest
possible lImits. The payments, however, went on
in spite Of the storm, aud after making consldera
bic inquiry we could not hear Of single note pro-
tested. Rcmittanccs for notes payable In New
York on the fst and 4th Of January, haye now all
been made, and tomorrow being Sundsy. collec-
tions due on the 4th mnst be paid today. Hence
New York exchange is held firmly, and un1ess It
should be found today that the banks will have
too large SURPLUS it will be close till the end Of
the week. The buyfug price was Ar1n at par,
make concessions to best customers on round
lots, but that waa not the general rule Of the mar
kct
The usual buying price Of gold was 81 per cent
premium.
Old Treasury notes were bought at q, one per
cent higher than last week.
The price Of silver Was steady at 2os1e5.
M1IwAuKEE.-The Sentinel Of yesterday morn
ing says:
Monetary transactions continue exceedingly
limited, aud until after Monday, when the banks
make theiz miannual reports, they do not care
to enlarge their line Of discounts beyond the moat
urgent demands Of the trade. Exchange is quite
plenty, buying at par md selling at H@3S p cent
prcmim-the latter the current rate at the hanks.
Gold WAS drmcr, and for round SENS tue bankers
paid So per cent premium. Silver 2oG12I. Old
Demand Notes 25.
, 1863-01-03
Cincinnati Markets.

ISpeE1al OlBPaICn 10 s11c VH9es4Eo 1E60'3ae'1
C1Ec1SSATI, jan 9, 1863.
Weather mild, with appearance Of rain.
HoGaReceipts, 1900; eaIes, 6,ooo. Demand
quite active, md under the advance Of gold and
sterling exchange, the market closed buo5ant at
$4.s595c0, the latter for extra heavy.
F1orR-Actiye. Sales 1000 brls at $510 to
$l6eo Snperdne.
wmskr-Steady, With sales Of 800 brls ut IS.
Mess PoRK-Demaud good, and Old County
ealeablc at s11.0o, aud City s11s5 which is an ad-
vance OF sc. New held firmly.
LAaD-very dull and country offered at SIC.
BuLK MEA1a-Held at * for shoulders. and 5x
sides, fully cured. Less demand for Boz Meats.
Not much doing in Green Meats, owing to the
midness Of the weather. Shoulders az to 3tf.
Hams 81 to 34.
, 1863-01-03

drunkenness at tho time Of the homicide. then the
act is ckcusable on the ground Of insanity Where
y person 70 insane be to not punishable as mur,
!lcfcr+ although such insanity be remotely caused
is Otherwise: II lie is Intoxicated At the time and
kih insatity is caused By tho Immediate influence
Of :. spi.ituons ns11I,2n.o5ts,", 1I,1 r. !, .--
The csidence, tl,at the killing was the immediate
effect Of an fnsane delus1on concerning his wifc's
chastity, so affecting hs mind as to- control the
with respect to the net, aud that snch ssate Of
mind was not the effect OF passIons excited By
ardent spirits, then the act is cxcnsable on the
5rakins Bat ihe eonsiekion ik 70 or he @ nd On Tits shis
point should be clear and carc should be taken not
to confound passions excited By liquor with those
insanity y esisted but would not % hsse manifested
itself in homicide II it ad not been stimulated by
.cxctcrnents caused by liquor, then the act is not
On s Ct sead e s
drunkcnnees' with q conviction drawn from the
evidence that the act was one Of insanity and not
The act to insanity and acqut the prisoner on that
aIiqhA-That II the jury shall and that the &C.
cuaed beorethe commission the act was affected
with insanity Of nature to obscure aud overcome
his moral perceptions With respect to the act COM
mited then the @ burden Of proofls npon the prose.
insanity at tho time ofthe killing"
CONCLUDING INSTRUCTIONS.
TN conclusion, the court instructs the jury, that
It ia their duty to give careful consideration to
all the facts and opinions in proof throwing light
upon the insanity Of the prisoner at the time in
question On hf sptect msde opinions and
consideration. And II the act is proved e
the satisfaction Of the jnry, by the weight
and prepondc1ance Of the evidence to have TO Il,
ven ven beyond 3 Iff'a aIf 'reasonab1o donRt."
, 1863-01-03
,~,,.~aukee Hog Market.


,.,n .s-s.tfnel Of u sscrday morning says:
.5nc cold weather has been exceedingly favora-
ole for holders Of hogs and with largely increased
receipts yesterday note firm market as m I'M
provement Of fully 1oc on dressed. The ruling,
prices were tloG4S dividing On ao .d@i r.; xS S' -
iar.i hogs, The receipts fort twenty.foar hours
amounted to 3,1as head, OF which :, rs were
dressed, and 1,sOG I've. r. ! ::
by one Of our packers in Chicago at about sc .
cwt. lesa than The M came description OF hogs hare
bcen bringing in this market. The sales OF 1tTc
hogs ycsterday showed range Of sl6213@3 80 for
heavy and extra heavy averages,
st. Louis Hog market-Dcc. 81
Hoas-The market is more active Sales ycster.
dav afternoon OF 400 head, averaging go ns at 81;
80 DO il three lots averaging @ @ ~ an ED ugwasis r
fne m 175 and on 20 rs. To-day, 4os do on hand
and SO to 1000 to arrive by January 10th, It $119
4pG04e5, dividing on t75 and 200 ms; 383 90 At
4a.7Sm4OCG4e3,d dividing on 165 and On 200 n5 and
| i'm III, at n Is rfuB9.
, 1863-01-03

FH1pAY EVENING, Jan. 2, 1853.
PRoyIs1oNs-Owingt 10 the difficulty IL chip,
ping product East the buyers are holding on aad n
ncs Bulk sides loose, ut 515c: 5000 pcs GIeccsss
Gams # 4:lc TO- t.es PRIME steam a1l1. Lead
s4c; 100 b1s Short Mldd.es g. nsnsesa = Peoria.
DRESSED HOGS-Reeci!ea. iasalcs
ee5o. Market steady and dstf* e,ee
, 1863-01-03
M MARRIED

In this city, Dec slst by Eey W IT. RYDER Nr
EVAN r. Res and Miss E1IzABETH MORAN.
In this city on the afternoon Of Dec 31st by Rev
". Eddy D. D.. 3lr. 4. B. PATCHEN and Wiss ASIA
b. BALDWIN. all OF this city.
At Hazleton Washington County, M. On Christmas
day. hy Rsy: !, s. qssts, ALBERT JOHNSON. Es4-.
well Davis, all of Hazleton.
At the Parsonage, Belllngiau,, Aass, On Christmas
and sisss HENKiETTA +. CuoK, 6osil formerly Of
, 1863-01-03
Seeds In BaltfmoEe-Decs3 3ls

We notice some inquiry for clorcrseed ,foI ship
TTorcrsecd We quota at $637HG8,664 for new
SAMPLES. Timothy at $se0a1 a7f, and faxseed
At is 6Das65 . busheI-a decline in th01atter des-
, 1863-01-03

At the State Fare For gentleman Of tasts wea!th
and postson. wishing 70 rrftre nom the & exens FL f H.
a. he Goa Of nataSs Intended he shona AEs ~ ~
Hdsed one of n9so 11ss Sons skat I. Seldom
presented to nan shan oaes Or tEtes u 1ns-
enf tbsr esnscs ne saIe paEtculafs sddssss q
5te l5ssa&xii .rnnSin Ati' - ef - ta1-ystasfIua
, 1863-01-03

there se .nther on 9a; natp aan and fans1 cSfs
ss3ss :. SO s I'D nests
t si4ty days. There an prices sre
ut fill prices; L,rdls n is1brls and tcs at 9H@toc,
well matntaiaen4 H. Fad kegs at 107l6lfc-
, 1863-01-03


Tuesday, DEC. So.-Thc market closed last night
g1oomity. leaving several hundred on hand and
more expected Fortunately foF those here bat
the market viii cose without any furtiicr decline.
and ali the stock viii be cold though at prices that
bring losses to nearly al the ownefs OF the lower
There arc western steers here that cost for freight
and other charges an average Of $3.50. which
have sold at 80 90 each leaving $40 90
by present owners at Sc q n. live weight .Wehave
reduced the general average OF the market &c a
pound, owing to the very lsrge portion Of the stock
ha eaS ase 5oseht ii hs
week upon casfettcrms than last. though the aver
sse reduction upon any but lowest class. mot
cattle have sold slightly below Inst week, wc arc
still in the faith that they will continue to bring
fair prices through the winter Butdo not mistake
suppose that the vcrrieet scallawass are next TO
frstc1ass in quality; Tic market daalsy eo+ss -
ad it d last aot a. as ay
hnysrr though many cattle that should SO to the
conntry-thcy arc not fit to kill.
TIE BOG MARKET.
Receipts this week. G1.1G5.
eod 9sstdhse hegs 81 sri d1tey zs ss IT, ss
tho quotations given By uonry D. Grant, Enpcrin-
tendcnt Of the market.
to the fact Off run Of eca!Iawags, the market has
been very hard, and Monday morning there were
hogs than there was room for in that immense
be died ani buyers @ were not dlspoecd to touch
any thing but lew prime lots The receipts Of the
week exceed any thing ever before in this city BY
seme COO head und thatndded to poor quality and
warm weather, has brought down tue price Iike an
avalanche upon the heads OF droycrs and shippers.
Tic prospect is strong o.day for eti further de.
c1ineestanE Il the weather h holds warm
price Of hogs this week;
Live VT. Dead VT
First quality cornfed. large
Second qnality corn-fed. .3IGaHc 5XG51t
First quality, email sizes. fat
and prime, for mrk't butch
Large size stllfed, Mt......3A94 4HG5
Second quality sti11.fed. -..3HG4~ c 4XGR5 {
, 1863-01-03
ALLEGED FORGERY OF GOV
ERNMENT VOUCHERS. =
The Forgers Arrested and Brought
Before United States Com
missioner Hoyne.

Rnfnro Tn;to1 r+a+oo finn
.s:s.:.-s~ . T~ ~
11eolonoi AVyAo'
."
They are Held to Rail in ~. 500. !
II
g Il
= ~ se,.1" "eeAs p'.se !. ''''s oesn r"aorco
~ ns'ane4al ea.eles tna1 an o'sanizea system
VI tole1oe 0ofefu1ueAt soucnefs mad oeen
,,oo,, ,r-oo+ do, ~ ..,,.a-a.,.. T..
quence, snougntne matter ms pecn kept quiet,
In order that the perpetrators might be traccf1
- oAn Jus.ee's W ca''eeoa5
urc. eIa ,u.'4' eu,nn.sso ~ ~ 'ae atses1
u oeo'ee ea'pnsn III" D. ". nafa, two young
meu ~, aolns ous-Aees IN alcl!eoy's ounone,
pn tns sou.n"es' culner q, o1 dearborn and
nanoorpu s'rce.s: tne at'csts were made on
, 1863-01-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 4, 1868.
BEEF CATTLE-Therc was only moderate
business doing to-day. the transactions being al
most entirely on government account. There ia
no essential change In the market since our last.
, 1863-01-03
NEW YORK CATTLE Ma.9hET.
For the Week Ending December 8 O..

abridged from the New York Tribunc.I
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported at this market at Forty fourth
street, 46c0.
The prices today arc quoted as follows:
First quality. .8K@o Ordinary.
Medium ........64&1 81
Some extra good beeycs may be quoted at $40
10c. aud Christmaa bcef'' at lie q b.
The general average Of the market at &c.
The most Of the sales range from &c to &C..
Prices per head and per pound, Of different
weights. viii BE- found in account Of sales Of sundry
droyce.
Total number of bceycs received in the city this
week, 4,1S9.
This is "a head lcsa than last week, and 5o4
head more than the average OF last year. The
average number at each "Wednesday market Last
gear was $3.50 head, while the number today being
AHA, shows rs head more than tho average, and
1S6 head lees than this day week.
BEEyEs gRoM DIFFERENT STATES.
a. n; Alletton q Co., proprietora Of the Wash
ington Drove Yards. Forty fourth street. report the
Cattle III market from the following States:
New York: ,:....+.1ots Illinois; So
Pennsylvania ...-.. 30 Kentucky 1s6
Ohio .....,.... 93t Connecticut. Sc
Indiana ............ 80 Michigan. .......... So
, 1863-01-03
f.ost<

T OsT-Sunday evening Last, On
super,or. y. Dearborn, Indian. or y, Clark III
stone Marten vIctortnr. The nnies Win be suitably
1cTsrrd by leaving the st - and IL 1aSn street
Cet91. .Tt96 s.
, 1863-01-03

First, That II they believe from the evidence
drunk, but isSot!ng nnder liked and ID insane asla.
sion as to- his Wtee inhdclity and want Of virtue,
and that such delusion operated 30 powerfully upon
quality Of the act, knowing and acting upon the
principle Of right and wrong In relation to the act
cn hc zeh d1ssn s IN 70 an on
Second, That II they believe from the evidence
that the act Of killing WIS the offspring and CONGO
u drunkenness, hatred Of malice, md that SUCH
insanity was the offspring OF delnsion in regard to
his wifcs chastity and so great as to overcome the
e @ os e
and insane belief that Its commission WAS one OF
duty, then the Jury should acquit although they
eoning conectly, and impressed with clear pcreep.
tlons Of right and wrong with respect to the act Of
s77i,d, That il they believe, from tho evidence,
that the accused was laboring, at the time Of the
alleged odensc, under partial insanity. the known
xesh ahe f @ %a as na e4sass a so a
eide that It WaB necessary in the defense Of lifc
which overcome the reason and WI, and that such
then the act Of killing must be considered ~ the
effect Of disease, and rot the net Of mind capable
Of violation Of choice
deuce. ttst tue bomicide committed by The pli.on.
er was not tho act Of = man operated upon BY mo-
tiycs and governed BY the WILL but the result Of
mere uncomfortable impulse, communicated to his
mind from insanity Of the moral powers, and not
BY motives Of hatred. jealousy, OF drunkenness or
was moral insanity. But in determining this ques-
tion the jury should have reference to tie more cx
act definition Of moral insanity given In previous
Instructions on this subject" ;. :.
HFIfih. That II they find from tho evidence that
the scTngcd was affected with insanity atthe time
8 .he killing, and that bio mind was rot affected
ne.A and was only impcllcd by insanity, then this
ncicn5ant standa excused on the ground Of insan-
nhop,d ,dna u determining this question the Jury
with ne,,t. Thst Z tbey ind tha. he was affected
If d1rukcLnens III oceas!oned by past exccssos
, 1863-01-03

There Is less demand for clovcrsecd, and prices
have declined Sales Of 900 bu fair and prime at
x6ecl6.60. moet1y at as5964o 3 bu. Timothy
sells It $1.75Gs-s IS q bn, and ha1seea at 3800.
, 1863-01-03

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
q. s. 6 coup. Tex. $50 Trcae. Notes .1o21'x
tnterest) .....-.-. 954
MONEY MAHEEr-Easy; supply abundant at sgt
per cent.
Sterling Exchange decidedly higher with quo.
tations at 145D147 for merchants and 14s3< for
bankerR' bills.
Gold frmer: opening at a3K9s4, and closing
1rm ut 33x, =,
, 1863-01-03

TA1LOW-Steady and dEm at gAc Tor prime.
coh BnITERmnnl C sales LOO nsfFesh fona at12He;
FLouK@Received, 1857 br1a. Market for Flour
arn and active Sales 500 btls " Peerless" Spring
E1tb3 IT, R2e4 81 sf1 It 95s 81 b!s Sa
western" at $4.eo; 90 brls Empire" Of s46o; 800
ss goea Sfes Eda 4 ni S9 9 et I'd G 1T t
SSPsDg e saf @ sslp tae 5s
Spring superane at ss7s; s. brls ''Avon' Super
WH51EAr-Receised, g 15sbn. Market advanced
No Red Winter In store at S1.04; 400 bu do at
$10sk; 400 bu Rejected Winter IN store at 4ec;
5,c9o By No; ! spting in store lin Aqna q scottsl
1000 hu do Mt 97Nc; 1900 bn do At 96Hc;. 5000 nu
NO Spring at SIC; 500 bu Rejected Spring at nc;
C0RN-Receiyed, 1883 bu. Market active and
store 1t 4le; isl go bn DO 1t 1lKc; 5000 bq % at
IN store at Sc; 100 bn do It s1c; 500 bu do At
CATS Received. 8 oG5 hu. Market advanced 1<c
Ba ' DO % 1T zsKe; 80 ba DO in Flint ! Thompsoa 5
RYE-Reeeived, 1858 bu. Market qniet and
BARIEY-Beccived,1 1,s77 bu. 1rarketveryhrm.
ass b 3 9 n
H1GHW1NEs-MaEket quiet and nominal at
s%zs4?; 4n5TH4 sEED-1n setlys request and i asn ?.
| bu do at $50: 100 bags medium at 81. 90.
CLOVER sEED-scarce and firm. Sales s3 bu
Ell sFLAx IS SEEp-eo bags fair at 3as3.
| BROOM CORN-5 tons good at $1,000.
| sALT-Domestic steady and active. Sales;
&c 'scooopEaAdEQuiet. Sales: 1901 PORK Barrels
BEANs-40 bushels good at $s.1 1s5s&.
GAME-13 doz Prairie Chickens ut $a.6aHc,
, 1863-01-03

Aessss. Jos. Bennett l. Co., u Central street. :
: :Gcntlemen:-A11ow Us to say that we consider:
your favcrang EXTRACTS prs-emanent1y superior to
my other preparations for culinary the COM
, 1863-01-03

Tterc lea good demand for mcs. pork, sales ct
old and new Mces at $14.25491.-73; new prftnc at
$18.C0. Mess beef is firm ; sales Of country at
$l2.oo. and city at sl$o9l5,oo 9 bsl. Bacon