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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24
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: WHITE ARRANGEMENT.

On and alter Monday, November 18th, isd2 Pas1sus
ger Trains viii lusva Cleveland as follOEs:
ist Tfain--7.5o A. H.-StOpping at Berpa, Grafton.
Meihnfion Aew London, Salsui, sSheibFs
r.. Crestline, Gallion, Cardington, Ashley, Dsl-
ware Lewis Center and n erthiHglun,a ar
irving ht Columbus 90 ?. n; Cincinnati
bszt p n indianapolis $50 P \. 81 Lul1il
-- A. A. Louisville II. n; Fort Wayne
3.55 p. u.s Chicago Via Oreatlinu 1890 p. \.
"a Traind-t5 r. H.-StUppng 81 all stations north Of
Gallon sud u gilegtd, LaEliiastll 8pd nal,
Cincinnati SD a. n; Indianapolis rs A. n,
f0rf hayna 3;i5 A. NJ Chicago via Orest-
line lO.0U A. H.
Trains leare Columbus Tor Usgeland 4.00 A. n and
i35 P. H. aHd arrive in Covelard hon Columbus at
uln A Il and Tsuf p IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24

LEAVE CLEVELAND.
, 1863-02-20

PLGnmus CSuM.-C. G. Hudson, esq-Dear
Sir1 have used your Ca,iraAed Tooth Paste and
pronounce 1t the best within my knowledge.
Cleveland, Ohio. r CaAMBER11S,
Sold nv Dr11tsr r and Drntfafs fvnnnra11v
, 1863-02-20

street, between Wabash and Michigan avenues.
The walls Of the lIttlo old building which for
twenty years and more Ind rcyerbcrated to
the sounds Of praise and prayer ut once grew
strangely silent. The minister had left the
desk and dust grew thick on tue pulpit; the
singers left tic seats and anthem and psalma
grew silent. The great congregation turned
their backs for ever upon the little old build
ing. Some months 1t remained unmolestcd,
but at last came the axe and saw, the carpen-
ter and laborer, and now It is going south
ward to be cut up into dwelling houses.
Thus we go-one church into u billiard
saloon, one into coffin warehouse, and an
other into dwelling houses. Wears progress.
ing and getting On towards the millennium.
Our ministers are getting fat salaries and vel
vet cushions; our singers are artists, and
doing tic operate; our sections wear Slip
pers and put satin into the front pews and
lomcspun out in the entry; our congregar
tions are better examples Of the modistc and
milliner; but, query, are ne any better than
when We used to 60 to the little old building
, 1863-02-20

The 1aet two lots were sold to be delivered at
hoHfef oRknessiEsa Hon'e se At h;
with fair demand for spring e1tras. Supers in
active request: Sales were: loO bFls Goodwin 5
Rs5 sSt es sfs ~ bss sst 2shs nSi 1oS
bis Wcedy rprins extra a. s4.;5: 81 Ills do at At
e er: EBFaS Bfs So rapsss 8 Sils 300 st
do at f3ss; 900 bs1s ASTORIA red winter at IS -;
eco htls brand rot giyenl do at s6-s5
dull md DROPPING but closed ] steady I ssies Wetc
W1xrER-9,o0o bu No. AIRED in store at 81 "a: coo
hu do at $1.s3k; $500 bu Rejected Red in store at
$i 4oe 81 DO y Sie 9n Srnhi6m ~ e. T. en Ne
at 1.2l: 500 bu 60 in y. and n. at 81 20;
geo bn Do n e. 4 T.sl at SLIP; 100 hn -. :
sp5'pG d tIn H h y Ws9 It FLIP s9o9 b1 Do !in ~!
<1.o9; 20 bu do lin c. VS., 1900 hu do in II.
4 A.s} aud 10,0o0 bu do lin A. D. & Co.'S all at
s19S L aso e., b Do st ~ o oo y, ha Do sos
so 81 do M in F F. F.sl at SEE Sc. ''A ~ . A''
coRELRsecived 9. 47g bq: Market quiet and
Com in store At 644c:. 900 bn do at 81: 400
blu do at 5ss4c: esGoo bu do at 5sHc; 3oo 900 bn DO
s Il e e g. sSa So It 4is @ 6 s. eoa
demned Corn on track At 4sc.
oATS-Rcceivcd 9.tsa bn. Market declined 1c
PET bashel. & Sales werc:.lsM bp No IL 7,ore
T.'ei at S5ac: 500 bu Rejected In store At sc.
RYERcceivcd. 6s78 bu. Market quiet Sales
l5 bags at Sc; 100 bu At Sc; and 1tj bags at S5c
all on tack. .
BARLEY-Rceeircd. $3.50 bu. Market quiet
and a rhadc lower for common grades. Salcs:--
800 hp at $1.10: 1,o1D bu do at $1.O5; and 100
bugs at Sl.DO-a1l on track.
HIGHWINES-Fizm. Sales :-a49 btls 1t 49c.
Acknowledgements at 93c@$10t.
TIMOTHY SEED-Du!l and depressed. Sale5:-
10 bags prime at $210; IL bags at $s.00; IS sacks
at $3.50. :
CLOVER SEED-He1d ut $7.o0 ~
FLAX SEED-Scaree and in demand at Sa6So
a,s5.
sALT-550 sks Ground Alum, at 91.T5 delivered
at cars.
DRIED FRUITS tons Ohio Dried Apples in
do on ?. I: 80 brls prime New York apples 1T 65Sc.
Observation-Disclosures. Sales :-G51 Pork Bar.
relt at 41.e5 on trnck los Lard Ticrccs at on
tnck.
BRAN-1o tons at $1s.s5 on track.
SUGARS-na1ket d1n without decided Change
Ws qsote;
, 1863-02-20


We have received the report Of the s. Commercial
Rclatlons'' OF the United States. for 1861 a work
Of rare Interest, and which should receive due at
tention from Intelligent citizens 1t is the an
NAL record Of what is doing throughout the world
for the extension Of commerce. The Atlantic cit
les profit by these statistics and facts gathered BY
OFT conenls from year to year. Is 1t not matter
Of intercst--not least, to the merchants and OWL
cTs Of navigation, - well as to all public spirited
citizens, who believe that the Northwest is not
mere provincial dependence and subordinate
agent In the worlds affairs; but that as the first
producing country in the world, on which the
world now and henceforth must largely depend, 1t
should claim its duc eharc ofintercst and partci-
patton in the progressive movement Of cur event.
FIJI times?
We write this to call the attention OF Western
ship owners to tic report Of the United States Con-
sui Mt Galatz'' on the Black Sea, at the date Of
April Is, 1861, writes 3Ir, Consul Langdon:
"1haye to observe that Galatz and Ibraila are
rnpid1y rising in wealth and population, What a
few years ago were clusters Of hnts have now be-
Gene large and aousishing cities, outrivaltng the
trade Of 0dessa; and from tho time :.sae cities
recetyelthc first impetus towards improvement
they are steadily advancing In Importance.
Annually from these ports. exclusive Of steamers
The value Of their cargo, inward and outward,
amounts to oser $ls coo 900, in which trade Ameri
can vessels might dnd profitable and remuneratiyc
employment. Already American vessels arc be-
ginning to frequent these parts. aud avail them
sslvcs Of the employment and advantages Offering
The class LOT American vessels visiting these
ports are lake ee<tt, admirably adapted for river
navigation carrying the largest cargocs, while the
s!raught Of water in the xver Is equal to that Of
thu smallest vessels sailuS on the Danube, render
ing thc In fact, the only vessels 1T for the na7i-
gation Of the Danube. An ordinary resseI Of their
size would have to pay expenses for 1ightcrase to
such an extent, that on chasterins, it would be
uncertain whether the freight would be remunera-
tive or not, whereas these vessels, requiring no
Eghteragc, can depend on more rcmunotatire
freight than could be obtained in seaport.
"a few years ago the Dutch aag WAS compare
tive stranger to these ports. 1.-THE Dutch vessels
are Of light dranght, adapted to their rivers and
canals-ED.1 Last year over hundred Of these
~cssels arrived, and etil1 greater number is cx-
pccted thie year. american vessels having an ad.
vantage in respect to lishterage, would be moro
easily induced to frequent these ports, and thus
hare the American intcrosta Increased in tho
flack Sea. To obtain this desired end, frequent
and copious reports should be reuatted for the in
formation Of eAipowners. to Keep them conyers-
mt with tho state OF the trade. Steam. up and
down the river, might be introduced. and goods
from the United Statca be imported with great
advantage
, 1863-02-20

x II,
The Secretary offered the following which
was unanimously adopted:
To tho Board Of Educatiou:
Ry clause in the new city charter it is made
unlawful for tic Superintendent to b. pecunarIly
interested In the sale or publication OF any book
used in the public schoo1s.' As the continued use
Of the Scl'ol Grammar in the public schools Of
the city would bea yioIst:pn Of this provision. I
bcG leave to request that it may DC dropped from
the list Of text books,
, 1863-02-20
The Inst OF an Old Church,

For the past few dnys, long, one story,
weatlerbcaten frame building has been moy-
ing southwark on Wabash ayenuc, from its
former resting place, and few rs they have no.
ticcd Its progress know that with that little
old building goes freight Of associations, Of
pleasant and sacred memories, the rcmeu,.
brance Of the early days Of our municipal his
tory, Of the carly settlers, and Of the times
when wcll.to Go farmers were living in Clark
street, and infreQuent arrivals from the
country were chroniclcd at the Saganasl,
Hotel. This old building, if VIC remember
rightly, was built in 1913, upon the spot
where Warmers Hall now stands, near the
corner Of Clark and Randolph streets, for the
use Of the Second Presbyterian Society, and
was undoubtedly rather a sumptuous edifice
for the times. The First Church were wor.
shipping at that time nearly opposite the
Methodist Church Block, In the building now
occupied By Jordan's coffin warcroon,. Rev.
DR.. Patterson presided over the Second
Church. In those days, Sabbath locomotion
was painful necessity, and we have the sol
cmn assurances Of an old settler that many
time and oft ha has carried his wife On his
shoulders, the mud rendering the pursuit Of
religious services any thing but an easy duty.
In the spring Of 1S5o, tho State street Me-
thodist Church, now the Wabash avenue,
bought the building, the Second Prcsbytc-
rian Society having moved into their new
church on Wabash avenue. The old building
was moved to Harrison street between State
and Wabash avenue. It was occupied by the
Methodlsts SIX years and j hall, aud the fol-
lowing pastors preached within It's walls:
Rev. N. P. Heath, two ycars; Rev. J. a. Reed,
two years; Rev. ". B. Slaughter, (now an
officer in the army) two years; and six months
By DR.. Ryan during whose pastorate the new
church was completed, and the Society went
into more elegant and commodious quarters,
selling the little old building to the Society
Of tho New Jerusalem Church, in the fall Of
1853 This Society worahipped in the build
Ing about four years, when they. too. gradu-
Assd into a nen md elegant temple On Adaua
, 1863-02-20
Increase last reported. cd.......,......

800, tGt
In this increase we may add the increase III the
number packed at st. Louis, over our former cst-
mate 5000, and at Kcokuk 6.000-whtch will
$" ell to total Increase. as far as tho packing is
heard from, to G64.7s4. There sce1ns now to he
tsle or no donb! that the paeking at Chicago will
reach our drst estimate, 6D,Q0o: and, should this
be the 1t is pretty certain that the ncrcase III
the number Of hogs packed in the Wc:t the pres
1to0,o00. This ia certainly remarkable, and re-
suit wholly unexpected BY the trade. The increase
last season was unusual, and indeed un1houeht OF
p!eyionsly because in looking over the statistics
Of the pork crop In the West tot twenty years, tt
was seen that the incrrasc had been compar.-
tirely email, and the progress in the breeding Of
hogs SLOW, up to 1850, notwithstanding the strong
Inducements held out, on many occasions. 1t ii
in viewing the case from this stand point that the
increaae since 1850 secms of such wonderful mag
njtade. and that the result ia almost Incredible:
Iowa seems to be the State in which the most
rapid strides hare been made; for not only il the
increase large at the packing points In that State
but the increase in the number shipped ont Of it
to the East and Chicago, We are informed BY our
correspondents, is astonishnglT large We have
at hand, but our Impression is that the shipments
made from that point alone, to Chicago, this sea-
son, were about 1b0, 90 head.
, 1863-02-20

The receipts Of Glove. were large in tho early
part Of the week, and. tho demand being quite
light, prices declined to 5000; but there was an
ings being light, this decline was partially recover.
ed, the market closing steady at $640Ga650 The
stock is large bnt it Is held out Of the market, in
timothy; it is selling in small Quantities from m
store at s. 656sa.75, but lots Of any marnitnie
soald sol not be sold on arrival above faD Nothing
doing IN dax, and prices are nominal The re-
eeipts Of clover during the past week were s,45a
hrls; since the lst of September, s09l brls: and
the same time last year, a,959 brls. The exports
we're s62 hrls for the week; s,073 brls since Sep
tenoer 1st,and 1,o56 brls this last year-ice Cur
, 1863-02-20
Whtbkey in Cincfunntf-Fnh.J q

Whiskey has been q good deaf unsettled, and
prices declined e per gal. with an entire ccesa-
t1on OF the speculative dt mand- In New York the
demand also ceased. and prices became nominal,
There seems to be eome new feature about the ad
d1tional tax, which has disconnected the operators
moEs but the most plausible one is that Whatever
addit!onsl tax imposed will be placed on ali on
hsnd IA order to do justice to both the government
, 1863-02-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

PROVISIONS Market a;tiye and bnoyant
Saics:-1 ,UO brls city Mess Pork at $13.6aH; 600
$l1:50: 1a5 brls N. Q. Pork at $120o; e0,c0J pcs
Bnlk Shoulders, to be delivered on the Illinois
River on the 1st Of April at DC packed: 800 bxs
Bulk Hams at SIC loose; 5000 MS do at 5Ac in
hhds; i. GO 7os Dulk Shoulders. loose. at 31xc:
1,nQ peg Country Shoulders, loose, at SIC: lU0
Iowa steam-rendcred Leaf Lard. and $50 tres prime
country kett1e--a at 10c; 100 tres prime steam
rendered Leaf Lard (Tobey & Booth and Hnb-
No Lard at 93Sc: 80 tres White Grease ut sKc GO
tres do at s.55; go brls Yellow Grease at nc.
TALLOW-SCarce and In demand 1T 1Anl04c.
DRESSED H6Gs-Receised. ISIS. Market q
shade better on light Averages. Heavy weights
, 1863-02-20

The iurr IN +he Tinted statcs court was
4eeto-sav d;soh, rgod a. +ho +arn, IN Man.
.lav ucxt the CouTt viii take nm. in their or
dar ,not;onr f., noxr tr;,1a IN oascs now mend.
;ng md viii d,snose of them as fast as posi-
1le This Court has transacted large
amount Of business since the October term.
laying been in session without interruption,
except at the holidays, during the Intervening
period.
In the Superior Court, before Hon. j. II.
Wilson, the divorce case schlanze Is. Schlatze
was concluded yesterday by verdict for the
F,er Iupp,eo,,.,x, ;,>.o..
u,oa IN ,rorrosa vos+o,d,4 ~ 49, out
conrt the Title hc;rr w;i,,,.a .s aru1.o1 ,r
Palmer vs the o;tH f,nr no1aaus1 a 10y
other ne,aon rha oo+;on 81 s.s,sa,. .lne .,u.
;mnr,sonn,ent tha n,ointi n,.,n ~. s,o l,,oo ono
for anon;att,s ,od,E1. "a, ~ :. 49, asa4.n 9-o'oo0
The f,cts sre suhs3 anffa1,r as ~ sa1,on. 'n.s a..
a1,s T;,r,o h;rad bo,,so =, r.na, ...o.t ~
,,.hfo,, 1T7 a,a NJ pa1r,o. ,r.. n;.~,- -
, 1863-02-20
philadelphia Flour markct-Feb. 17

NDQ&0t1P0t& 10H1RcF@TV0s I
There is little or no demand for -four to-day,
either for shipment or home nse, the edvfces from
abroad being unfavorable orbrcadstnfts generally
and the market is dull; only about 200 bsls found
buyers At S6a596:5 90 for superanc; S7e5@76o foT
S7.W@s.c0 for extra family. including $40 brls
choice Pennsylvania at the highest figure: u Ths y,
prices for supe1dne and extras. and $s.5o19.to .
brl for fancy hraeds, a. In quality The receipts
ard stocks are moderate for the season: Rye ho9r
fe inactive and selling in small WAY at IS 90 2 brl
Corn Meal Is scarce, and Pennsylvania meal, II
here Harld readily command $4.O0 p btl.
, 1863-02-20

From the Cincinnati Price Current, Feb. ISL
.Wegiye below the returns from few additional
places, regarding the packing statistics. We shall
now commence collecting, the packing returns,
complete, and az soon as the business Is closed.
ut all the places, will publish our usual annual
statement, but not until then. The statistics we
have already Eiyen indicate pretty clearly what Is
to be the result Of the season's packing.
, 1863-02-20

iAoHsDA1 EVENING, Feb. II, 1858.
BEEF CATTLEMarkets steady. Saics we're:
Botles sold Spencer So head choice st.l1-fed
eeeyes e ~ from Lee county, averaging 1443 s at
hutlcr cold Morris, Rnueman Wafxcll g head
same grade, averaging 1912 na, at $a00.
Leach sold Hopkins IS head choice shipping
becres. averaging ,32s h. at $375
Conger Rold Morris. Rinucman & WajxeN IS
1ead e1tra choice stsN-fed steers, averaging 1173
Headly sold Norris, Rtnneman & Waixell 1s
S300. 0'
Powell cold Morris. Rinueman i Wai1cu head
scalla'SaEs, averaging 1.15e be, at S175
Rees sold Morris & Co. 16 head medium, Grade
cattle. averaging ! sea lbs, at $3.50.
EQES Market nn{ef Eaiaa t.nra.
, 1863-02-20

The balance ofthe Gifts are TOO numeF-
Gus to mention.
hereby certify that the prices annexed to the sbova
articles, OH establishment. my regular rct4l
Pstce*. and the Pianos frstclasz Instruments.
tnlIy warranted By the makers ard myself for tea
years. ", ", HA1sLo#.
At the conclusion. the Gifts will be dFaEn ~ to
presence of the audience. BY cotEmftte appointed
by the nnlicucc to superintcnd the dsn"tne-
Doors open at7 O'Clock. Concert to commence ut
1A o'clock
TICKETS,
ArtanRed hY Wetha / H!lE9n. feIZ8tlf frs
, 1863-02-20

New York oil Markct-Feb. II,
Petroleum was very firm and more active, cspe-
cialy for crude. Wenotice sales of6e00 brls crude
on the spot at &c and 500 brs for deliyeyiu May
at 21c. In refined. in .bond sales 80 b1ls on the
Epot at sc. We quote 7KcG14oc, and 500 hrls for
delivery IN the first half Of april at Csc. Refined,
free, 42G45c.
, 1863-02-20

tAAD-uf5 H. A1. lHnler. Physicians Tor ttt-
fect:ons OF the Throat and Lungs.
Dr.. James Hunter, In charge OF the Office In
Chicago, having been compelled By unavoidable
absence from the city to close the office for few
days. has now the pleasure to announce to bis pa
tsents and such as desire to consult him, that he
has returned, and rcopens his Office at the Sherman
House-parlor No. 10-to-day.
The desire Of his patients here anu MANY at a
distance, who wieh to hare n personal interview
before commencing treatment induces him to cx-
tend his visit abort time longer.
The great success which las attended his pecu.
liar treatment in Consumption, Bronchitis,
Aat1lma. and all the affections Of the Throat OF
Chest are now well known here as elsewhere, and
furnish many references for the satisfaction Of
t!'osc who may require Dr.. Hunters services.
New York Office Sa2 Broadway.
Chicago Office, parlor No. 10, Sherman House.
Hours Of consultation from 10 o'clock a. m. to 4
Pm.
February 20, 1868. ct
CQuaus, bRoScn1r1s.-Thc entire freedom from
all dcleterious Ingredients renders ''Brown's
Bronchial Trocllcs," or Cough and Voice Lozcngcs
a cafe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held in
tie highest esteem BY clcrgJmcn, singers, and the
public generally
E PLoRnrs Csua.-C. G. Hudson, esq-Dear
sir-1 have used your En,icaAed Tooth Paste and
pronounce 1t the best within my knowledge.
Cleveland, Ohio. r. CuANBERL1S.
Sold by Druggists and Dentists generally.
Bpapcr Hangings selling at less than New
York prices. at F. E. Rigby'e, 50 Randolph street.
fcbl31m
~ One hundred Thousand Planters, TuuBuSE
readers and their neighbors, want the White or
Gray Willow-a good. thing, aud will pay two or
three prices, OF get spurious or both, buying Of
irresponsible pcdlara. Also, Fruit Trees, Grapes
Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, Eyergrcens, etc.
Packing carefully done. Clubs win:
Send two rcd stamps for postage on onr Cata-
1ogues and Willow Cizc,lar.
Post yourself and then order direct-tzces and
all together. FIX. PuGS11,
fe3zssl-1md&w Bloomington Nursery, III.
Itcyolvcrs: Revolvcrs!
Colts, Smiths aud Wesson's, and all best
Makers at wholesale and retail. at Geo. T. Abbeys,
1>0 Lakc atscet, agent for Hazard powder fc116t
BLAsKs,-TAc following list ofapprovcd forms Of
Pension, Back Pay and Bounty BLANKS are for
sale at the TRIBUNE Office. Sent by mail, post
raid. Cash must accompany the order:
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
ofWidow for Payment Of Pension,
of Invalid Pensioncr for Payment OF
Pension.
Declaration OF Minor Children for Pension.
0fOfphan Sister for Pension.
C1aim for Horee and Equipment.
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
Invalid Pension Claim.
Mothers Application for Pension.
n
Power OF Attorney to Draw Soldiers PAP.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Monty, Arrears,
&c.
Surgcon's Certificate OF Soldiers Disability.
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money aud Ar.
rrarR.
Widow Declaration for Halt Pay Pension.
, 1863-02-20
d T r ID

II th,s clty; on TUG morning Of the 18th inst Mr.
WARREN = A = ! FRASK WILLIAMS. tcn:ployec q the r.
Funeral At 10 o'clock today At the residence IT Mr.
BARTLETT e.6 West Twelfth aitctt. Ill. friends are In
vited to intend.
In this c!ty. on t!!e morning OF the 18th nst OF
tEEhS1 s 1GyGT JEASdE A. only danEhsr Of T. S. and
Funefn1 services Friday, goth inst. ut : O'Clock
Friends Of the family are invited to attend
, 1863-02-20

TIE AILEouAS1ASs.-Thc old original
-Aleghanians and Swiss Bell Ringers having
returned to this country after four years
trip round the world will visit Chicago shortly
aud give a series Of their concerts.
, 1863-02-20

Seeds In Bnltinora-Fcb. lG.
Sales on Change we're limited. but prices. were
without material change, viz: C1orerseed $Ils7H,
Timothy SaG3s5, and Flaxsced $a'9OGe30J per
buhhel
, 1863-02-20
Ql)ifoqo 0ribn11t.
THE CITY.

PERsoSAL-Najor Ezra Taylor, formerly
Captain of Company B, Chicago Light Artil-
1ery, arrived home on Wednesday night. He
reports al Eell.
, 1863-02-20

CHICAGO, Feb. IS, 1863
An article i'll this mornings edition Of your pa-
per Inadvertently Represented me az President Of
is President OF the Board. Please insert this IT
your earliest convenience to correct the crror
Yours, respectfully, JQHN q, FpsrEn
, 1863-02-20

N1sE7ES7H L1lso1s.-Henry F.. Carter,
OF the 10Th Illinois, will return to his regi-
ment--n next Sunday evening. AL letters for
members Of the regiment left ut this Office,
previous 10 Saturday night, will be safely de-
1iyerrd
, 1863-02-20

WAsnSG7oS's BlnTuDAr.-Ata an adjourn
ed meeting Of Committee Of the military OF
the city, held Last night, resolutions were
adopted inviting al officers Of civic societies
TO meet tonight, at ~ o'clock, in Room l,
fremont House, to arrange programme for
the Esd inst.
, 1863-02-20

Sack is inactive. From store we quote ground
s.s5, andTusk's leland at 37@3sc q bushel.
, 1863-02-20
Dressed Hogs In Detrolt-Feb. l.

Packers and shippers hare mostly withdrawn
from the market, and sales are very slow for ord-
nary lots. Those averaging say 20 are dull aud
* A5 -
, 1863-02-20
ONE DOLLAR ~ TICKET.

The management hsve l.borcd to- make tho Concert
@ a " te ~
sse and arc o9 Eo9a and
II oSE saes' 81 sSssfas
:ss :; ss,s "a WISE 1er
aaisesnf saa aes2y Fl paps s l. IT,
Persons from the country wishing u.xeta 81 enctos-
aF T. s Z H. r. II = Isss ss4see as "a
meet With prompt attention.
G!fts !r as y. MsFs Iewse! corner q Cl.FE aad
treet aad ao those txo ae :xins s. e Maehnea axs e
"6ssss y Il hAEses ss sSas can have them for
Ea5ded b{ sending addresses to ", u. Harlow. Il
The following Gifts drawn will be published In t.le
dai1y ragsEs Immediately alsts the Concert The
Ing Of the Concert;
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