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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
pocket Patriotism.

Onr correspondent "Antilogian" sends US
I.ncthv communication on Spectators and ex.
tort;oners. We make room for q, portlvn VI
his article: He says that the, great hue and
crv raised against spectators since the war,
and yery Justly too is equally applicable OF
lote TO a certain class Of farmers. The specu-
latorr huys and sells in the market, but the ex.d
tort;oner boards his produce with toe view VI
sotiatinp his ayarice upon the wants OF his
faIlowmen. to effort from the poor and IAN
gu;sh;nc. mother and her fathelless family, the
9orv last dollar for articles of subsistence. he
asks who now withhold the necessary sup,
,,l;as from our gallant army and cries ALOUD
Far s.naarket prices" when in reality there Is
M legitimate market value for anything, ex-
cant snch as is created by the ungodly extor-
t;nn;st9 Who is it that curses or abuses the
snacnlators. when at the same time ne Is deep
or in the mud than the Spectator IS In the
n;re? Unauestionably it is the farmer not
those generous and patriotic souls that nave
rleacsa their lives their property, and sacred
sonnm1 q cur success in this struggle tor moe
nsndence. but those soulless Shylocks, VINO
rharce the government, the soldiers families;
ond the city'people eight dollars per busn mel
for corn. and one dollar and twenty live cents
: far bacon. to satisfy sordid lust for money.
This SPURIOUS patriotism is thus exposed 20
inst contempt. and this species Of Qaiet error
hener is proven to be worse enemy 70 TUG
country than the busy Spectator. Before the
massage Of the impressment law, these quiet
extortioners had no supplies to spare NOW
thew have ssturned up in abundance. at vain-
atom by the assessors (all interested! ~
shameful aud extortionate prices. The J1st
compensation they have claimed 50 iouuly'
proves to be the very last dime that can w
extorted from the government. II 10 no VI,
common thing now to hear them n s.'tl y
what enormous sums they have realized tor
small amount Of provisions, and each one @
them yies with his neighbor In the greedy ef
fort for the highest prices, frequently maklnf
market value by his own bidding obhVou'
&c the shameful fact that the brave defender
of the homes and liberties of all of US, are sui
sisting on reduced rations, and in many IN
stances their families are abandoned TO want
These Quiet extortioners attempt to justlt
their conduct by saying that they are impel
ed to it ii selfdefence, that the coffee, sugar
rice, and calico for family consumption are 6
high, that they are compelled to sell their pr
duce at high prices to get them, when, in fac
they do not buy scarcely any Of these article
Is viii be attested by their own account
expenses. There was never more econom
Ito say nothing Of extortion, practised
these growers Of provisions. To conclude,
becomes manifest that more sacrificing 81
generous spirit must be inaugurated, "otht
wise our cause will be dangerously damage
and when it is too late, many will see the +
" of their cOurse.-Lynchburg Repntltcdn.
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yuyWo HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
II IL DOLLARS WORTH DRY GOODS

1.-TWO HUNUKED AND flE u nv o91AAsN
DOLLARS WORTH DKY GOODS.-
have now on hand very large stock Of Dry
Goods, many Of them received to-day rom
Charleston and other Southern markets, con-
sisting in part OF $500
go do "A English Printed Cambrics,
so do "A English black and white do,
so do Plaid and Checked Bingham,
Is do Printed Chalies,
rs do French Printed Organizes,
10 do all wool Colored Mouslins,
8 do do Black do
do Moseambiques,
q 20 do Black Alpaca, 81 s5
IS do Alamance Plaids, s
$50 doi44 Bleached Cotton, y u
so do Pillow Case do
100 do Black and Colored Cambrics,
so do do do Paper do M
so do White Brilliants,
! so do Birds eye Diaper,
60 do Irish Linen, 4,g
40 do Huckaback Towelling,
116 do English Striped Notifies, for boys; .
rs do English Cottonades,
25 do Mariners stripes,
t 60 do Brown Linen Drill, In
is do White do do
80 do Gray Casimeres,
8 do Eng. Melton Cloth for summer SUITS
| 100 dozen Linen Cambria Handserchlsfs'
| so do Cotton 90
! so do White Cotton Hose, }s
so do Black and Colored Hose,
/ 40 do mems Cotton ! 40
600 do white and black Spool Coston'
so pounds patent Thread,
40 thousand Needles,
w, . -. cottonades and colored
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA q TENNRssEE b. B. CO.,

81 Lynchburg, April Cd. 1863.
MTOTlCE.-An erroneous impression prevails
that the transportation Of proyisions is pro-
hibited over this railroad. Such is not the case.
All supplies intended for private consamp.loa
tie only, prohibition is that placed by the Gene.
raj r Commanding the Department, whose object
was to preserve them for the use Of the army;
Th;s order he has always relaxed when applied
to BY private parties for bacon, &c., for thar
own consumption, but has been 50 refused spe-
eu,ators. to prevent improper speculation in the
necessaries Of life. Notice is therefore gwen g
parties needing provisions for their own u.s. !.
that the same will BE- permitted u:nsPorsa1o Z,
times ss1 furnished 81 the road. Application vii
Ia made either to Mr.. Dodamead, General S =,
nerintepdent, or myself, and transportation w
| be ordered. =. =. O"A n.y. 1 ~
/ April 10, 1863 SO =.
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Anew Auction and CommiSsloA1
~ House. No. 102 Main Street. LLgneA-

N House, No. 1o2 Main Street. LLynsA-
burg, IA. - {
tocether under the style and firm Of JAMES ~
SCOTT & CO., for the purpose Of conductineA
,sneral AUCTION AND COMMISSIONS BUeI-
NESS. They have rented that large and saagn1e
hn;ldinr. No. ,1O2 Main street, Lynchbu4g, lete-
IL occupied by Jno. T. Davis 4 Cos and -
The lat Of December, viii be ready 70 recetve
MERCHANDISE Of all kinds for private ana
auction sales. 5 q. a..Ss
They solicit consignments OF Manufactused
and Smoking Tobacco, Sugar, Melasses, Coke,
and other Groceries; Bale Cotton ana CosseA
Fabrics Of all grades; Wooden Goods; Boots Snoses
Leather. and all other goods usually offered fcf
sale sq.. e.ss.,, =. i. ~..sas
doy n December, Of which due notices, With
catalocue. VIII be published: .
] They respectfully refer to the mercnsnw -
I'm s;ness men Of Richmond, Petersburg, Danyns,
and other Southern cities, whose AID and 90
! oneration will be duly appreciated. -..lt5s
W. q>'' -" JAMES r. SCOTT, q
IS Of the late firm Of Jno. 7. Davis e Co
4 HENRY r. BOC0CK,
s@ s. VIM. h. PARRISH, Aag
member Of the firm Of Boeeck + Parrish
The concern Of Bocock & Parrish No. =
Bridge street, win continue ct the old stand =
usual.
Dec s, 1862-6m.e e.t' 80 -. q e.
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New Concern.
GEORGE w. MANTZ & Co.

vN1ILL Tan Hides on the shares, or pay Shoes
w Boots. Money or Merchandise for Hides,
upon as good terms as can be had in this coun-
try. -, m..;. choo
sboI Is one door east Of the Washington house,
where George W. Mantz will be found ready 70
accommodate all who may call.
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Norineast
Of Abingdon, Va, where R. A. Lipford VIII 90
found ready to receive hides, and pay LOT the
same or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, OF
|, money. in exchrnge for hides, will call on MT.
Mantz. GEO. W. = y w.
Feb. 81. 1868. ats .s ass7E
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NOTICE.

yuyHERE is a boy confined in the Jail Of wash
inrton county, by the name Of Jack VII
liams. He is IS feet or 5 inches high, black
skin. good teeth and pleasant ccuntenance. he
is rather slight made, and has two scars on ms 3
breast He says he belongs to VIM. !. Zoe, ana
was taken off the train at the Abingdon Depot.
The owner is required to come forward, prove
property and pay charges, or he will be dlspos-
ed of according to law. VIM. ". bAhh =. :,
Nav I 1868 Jalior W. y.
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( WASHINGTON HOUSE,
church street, Lynchburg, va

yuyHE subscriber begs leave to inform the pub,
lie that he has charge Of the above named
nopnlar House, which is situated in the immedi
ate vicinity Of the most business part OF the CITY,
and the location is one Of the most quiet emo
healthy in the place. Every effort Will pc maze
to provide for the comfort and welfare OF gnes.s'
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGEWAGO ana foH, !,
TER will always be found at the Depots ana
boat landing on the arrival Of the Trans nno
Boats to convey passengers to and IRON Inc no
al j. r. LINKOUS,
Fob o.. 1s63-6m Proprietor.
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sTRAYED

rROM the farm Of Mrs Miller, about miles
east Of Abingdon, about the LIST Of Decemper'
Two steers,
ono Red and one White, with pale red spots ana
white face. They are about years old ana
marked with smoothe crop off the right ear II
and split in same, and over-bit ont Of the ie1s
ear up to the head. Any person giving me ID
formation Of them, will be suitably rewardeg.
~ i-''''-''' VIM. ]. DEADY.
March 10, 1S63-tf ..sg - +,
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PAY Masters OfFIcE, !.
VA. & TENN. RAILROAD Co.,
I.vnehhurp. Jan. 2. 1858.

TO PHYSICIANS future no
IN notice will be taken Of medical bills, ana
the Railroad Company will in no manner be re-
snonsihle for their settlement unless they are
made out legibly and separately for the parties
who hire such slaves to the Railroad Company,
az NAV receive medical attention. In all cases
the name Of the negro and that Of the party OF
narties hiring such negro must be distinctly spe-
cited in the medical bills-which informauon
can be obtained from the negro on whom tne
Physician attends All bills must be certined 70
by the Section Master or Depot Agent,
By order Of the. General Sup't.
JOHN w. WINGFIELD, Ag't
March % 1853 80
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Goods at Friendship.

WOOOS an TEHCMWSNAFs
TUsT received 2, 900 yards Brown Domestic
81 Tierce Rice,
500 lbs. Nails,
500 yds. Bleached Cotton,
6 doz. Fine Combs, ~
doz horn Dressing Combs,
6 doz Wool Hats,
10 Reams Letter Paper,
5000 Envelopes,
doz. pair Ladies Shoes,
doz. Hoop Skirts,
9doz. .Almanacs,
300 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
8 Gro. Matches,
10 Packs Pins,
Gro. Shoe Backing,
800 lbs. Epson Salts.
Feb. 20, 1863-tf b. +. MANiA.
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TO the CLERK Of the County Court Of sad Coa"ty:
WE. David Tilson, James Debusk and A. b. ::
wv Edmondson, three freeholders OF the saio
county, do hereby certify, that by virtue o. IS: a
warrant to us directed BY James Grow, . justice
Of said county, we have this day, on our oa1h u.s.
viewed and appraised q Bullock, taken up Dy
Nl;saheth Patterson on her land "a an estray'
ord asses, the value Of the said estray at FIFTY
dollars. The said bullock is q milk and elder
color. about four years old, well grown tnln n
order, no ear marks or brands: GIVE aleen unuef
our hands. this 18th day Of April, 1868.
W. JAMES DEBUSK,
,s DAVID TILS0N,
A. B. EDMONDSON. ..
A Copy.-Teste, nnrcpp
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Apr1l "a, looo-o"
VTRGINIA:--AtRu Rules held IN the CLERKS
" office of the Circuit Court OF Lee county, on
the LIST Monday in January, 1868, pelng Tue ou
day Of the moAth:
Joseph Myers, y You la''''-''
AGAINST uao,
Samuel Myers, William Myers, henderson
Hohhs and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Myers,
Lea Coomer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Myers. Martha Smith, Nimrod Ely and Lavlna
h;s wife. formerly Lasina Myers, Henry kegley
and Annie his wife, formerly Annie Myers, 20
seph Keesley and Polly his wife, formerly y. roly
Myers John Kinser, Joseph Kinser, William
Kinser. Jacob Kinser, James 4. burnett anu u.
lane his wife. Jacob Bumbgardner ana same
his wife, and Rachel Myers, Deienoanes'
IN CHANCERY. s..
The object Of this suit, is to obtain psrn-
finn of the lands mentioned and deserlDed IN
comnlainant's bill among the parties, ACCORDING
to their respective rights: And happening Dy
l.cal evidence that the defendants, samuel Wy
ers. William Myers, Henderson Hobbs ana y. Jane
his wife. Les Coomsr and Nancy his wife, MN
| rod Ely, Henry. Kegley and Annie his wife, 20
.enh Keesley and Polly his wife, and william
K;nser. are not citizens OF this State, 1t ls there
fore ordered that they appear here within ON
month after due publication OF TINS oruer any
lido what is necessary to protect their interest \
this suit. A Copy. -Teste,
| Anvil "a 12h3-4w stf.
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House and Lot for Sale. Is
FL THE property formerly occupleo
M 5fsfAby James NJ. Stone, on Main street.
can be purchased, by early applies
ksion to JAS. C. GREENWAf.
AnrlI "a, l863-3w -
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Auction sale Of Store GOOds az
HENDRICKS MILLS,

Nav i. 1S63-4w.
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washington County, to wit:

April 8. 1S63-3m
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April "a, ls6S-tf
, 1863-04-10
CHICAGO DA1IiX MARKET.

THURSDAY EyES1So. April ., 1868.
FRE1GaTs--QnIet The engagements were as
To ToRT coinoNSE-sch1. Il. Hagar. corn, at SC.
PROV1SIONS-Market quiet. Sales, go tcs city
ewcet picked Hams ut 67sc; 200 tcs do ut exc;
,s tss Eood No1 ha1a At se astes do at sc 70
Salee. Ito MS Roll at sc.
TALL0W-1n fai. demand at s4@10c.
.Fl0UR-Recciye1, 2 o.x2 - bsls shipped. 500 brla
Market quiet and nominal. Sa1es were: 100 brls
ss9fIs1ly ,ad bela i "a :p5in$ s5t:ss It
$etGmG; bnt & to eject ia Gales holders would have
Wn1EIA,T-Reeeived, 1854 bu: shipped. 1880
ku Market g shade d-mer. Sales 500 In No
Red Winter TIC storasel ut $1a1; 100 bu No
age) at $l.1s; aldo bn No Spring isc storsge) ..
$1.N4; LOCO hn do &c storage} 1t 81. .G316 :,5'O
90 g at FLIP; 1900 By Do at sI0s4; alpo bu do Mt
e. q e.: 1n ns)eeted Winter &c storaye) At s1i0;
do 1t tsc; 4e0 bu do ut ST.
CORN--Rcceiycd, s5,90a bu; shipped, 1899
bu. Market He higher. Sales: 12,0o0 bu Mixed
4sXc; 6,000 bu do at 4sslc 1000 bu do tc etorave1
at 47c; 15,g00 bu do at zlc 5000 bu Canal Mixed
aaoat at s0e; 5000 bn Yeilow Corn, By sample. IN
bage, at 65c del; $500 bu Rejected co,n &c stor-
age} at iG3Sc; $500 bu do at 46Ic.
OATs-Rcceised, z3,0s6 bu; shipped, 81, AIS bu.
Market unusually actiEe, and advanced ~ per bu.
1900 bu do at Sc; 81 O bu do {4c atorase) At Sc;
bu Rejected Oats tSe stosage) at SIC: 1oo bn do at
'2s 70 Rags ge9d 9ats At &c onas on tsac
Mastet gaist saes se bu stosae) at At
7s 9 eT Rejected sc stD;aGs) @ at ,r,.+
saes Is shs sood 1T 81 de1 00 ''s'
RlGHWISEs- Market arner but still Inactive,
Buyers offer stockholders aaks 4oc.
CLOVER SEED-Market still dun. Sales: 10
bags fair at $1.75; 20 bu do at $5.00 bags prime
, 1863-04-10
CHICAGO CATTLE HARRIET,

THURSDAY. April ., 1869.
BEEF CATTLE-Tkc receipts were liberal, and
owing to good Government Inquiry. as well as
moderate shipping demand: t1: market ruled act-
ive-thc closing prices Of Saturday being well
maintained. Sales aid up about 800 head, at Il
range Of $aG0Z1!5 co.
We note few Of the safce:
copger rold Morris, lsinncman d Co. II head,
averaging go Ds, at $500.
Kelfy sold Webb 30 head, averaging 100 ns, at
$40.
Gregory sold Webb Is head, averagir: 1904 lbs,
at $4.TU, II head, averaging ! ,244 1os, At $130.
Copger sold F1aum1nu Is head, averaging i t,G55
ms. at $4.60. .'--
conser eold Mcpherson So head, averaging 1,1so
1os. at $lt0.
Adams sold Mcpherson 164 head. averaging 1850
1hs, at 81 80.
Conetr cold Norris Rinncnan & Co. y head
premium, from kuox Co., averaging 1900 lbs, at
$500.
Metcslf eoll Mcpherson IS heed. averaging ! .o6s
1be, at $40,: ~ head, Averaging 100 MS, at 4450.
UOGS-Wcre in good supply, but nntavorahle re.
ports from the East has checked the demand md
Tho market il almost at q stand etill. Shippesa
were not dfsposrd to operate, except at nateria1
concession, which in eome cases WAS granted. 4
few lots of selected sold at 81 5N24.s5, but tho
bulk Of the saee ranged from H. T5lSt 25 Ono lot
of EtprE Hogs sold ut ~ 10. Sales were.
, 1863-04-10

charges. anlh CHI u
ELECTION NOTICE.-The
DAY The st instant for the election OF ths following
officers. to wIt;
HA3oN fEnasEREK 1sE1Ee 81 Es.ss: 81 yea7..
ColLECTnIifor Two .sa:e.
&S s9gHE .:. E:'''
SIlHT5SelsElno E 1IsE OF FIRE pEf7t'r t*0 ':'s'.
81 S2SSgro11cE p COMMISSIONER from the south l. D..
I'M noARpo5 M 5ss
.! !,ss sMas.maa fEsn, the sssoea s;s xas,a.
Ixo f2sm Fen tSs 1ae Faarh EaFa WIS VIA
Two Aldermen from re FIN. Finn Masd; Ward
Two Aldermen 1.on the Seventh Wnr3.
t)le .A.ern,nn from the Eighth WATd-
Twn Aliern en- from the Tenth War,l.
Two AsFnsn 6 f5o@ she se Ward
Two Aldermen non, tte LIZ, Eoa5tssEth e +. wa:a-
0ne focc Copsab.c or each Ward or the term OF
ec ksrf fe's vi he
places IN each Ward. to.wit:
Gs5k s1a sn
fth-Southcast corner State ard Twenty second sts.
5tIl-Echeol uuuse. corIeE Archer Eoad and souta
Sth-Gnnsenhanser'sI + Land Oflce Oh Canal street.
9th-Frank Roses uonse on Twelfth street. nea<
fth-southeast corner Twelfth and Ruckcr streets.
9th-Nend.cus Factory corner Randolph aud Aau
etyrets. ~
loth-EDslac House corner Washington and Clinton
i;II@soathcast corner Klnxte and IIa,ste1 Streets
12th-yan Horns House on Milwaukee, s'enue. neas
iSth--IIenry lIcppta House on st. Michael street.
1tl-Nosthwest corner Wells aud Division streets.
15tE--Mcm's Garden on CtAzk Street. neaE Chicago
Ayenuc-
Il. J. MARBLE, City Clerk.
Chicago. Aprl1s. 1861 apla ac3!66t
, 1863-04-10
mAnKETs HY TELEGRApR.

NEW YORK. April 9-Co7ros-ucary and
Rales.
FLorE-Continues dull and in favor Of buyers.
Sales at 50 for extra state: 50 for
extra round hoop Ohio, and 57.354GDS.40 for trade
hraEds-markct closing quiet.
MH1EKFzzHeavy, It 451SG46hc. ,.....
favor. corn~Iess doing and market scarcely 20
70 firm at >sG9.c for sound 6o1sic for unsound.
Oats scarce 1t sSGlS1c.
GEocER1Es-SuEar dull. Molasses dull and IN
charged
Pnoy1e1ose-Tork dull and lower at $t3.6aB@
1875 for old mces SI5.501f Is for new do 20
1925 for old and new prime mess. Beef dnll.
Bacon si1cs dull and heavy. Lard dull and heavy.
Sales l60 brls at 91i9110Ac; kegs 1aAc.
, 1863-04-10

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
CINCINNATI, Aptil:9, 1868.
Nn1sKr-Narket dnN and fully 1c lower, with
sales OF SEQ brls at 4s143hc the latter rate for
wagon.
PEoy1s1oxs-1Iess Pork Is offered at $ti.00 for
city, but there is no demand. Lard dull. 200 tcs
prime country sold nt 0Hc: city is held at 10c !;
ostc was offered and refutcd for email lot. There
WAS fair dernaud for bulk shoulders at I,c1oose
c5 hlls sold ut 4s<tc for packed. Hams are in de-
1uard at 6Ac, and Is hdds brought 614c packed
No demand Tor sides.
, 1863-04-10

VESSELS CLEARED rRox BCFrALo ron Cu1cA-
co, April. T.--Bark Nichols, schrs. Baker, Die
Vernon, Narragansett, 3Ioscllc, Raynor, Shupo,
Banch, Sturgee.
ET- The new fore and aft schooner Swallow WAS
successfully launched on Tuesday, at Campbell j.
Ovens ship yard. Her length 143 feet,
breadth Of beam &c feet i inchcs. depth In feet
and measures COS tone, and has carrying capacity
Of .0.0oO bu. corn.
sE The propeller Bradbury formerly plying be-
tween Toledo and Dunkrk, has been sold to
Mcezzs. Erans Of Buffalo, who Will place her on
their liEc between that city and Chieago.
T The steamer Forester arrived at Detroit on
Tuesday afternoon from Port Huron, having in
tow the steamer Planet.
E# The propeller Badger State passed Detroit
In day or two. ....
~ The propeller Buckeye left Dctroi. tor this
port on Tuesday morning.
Tnr Ice BARRIER At CLErELA.D,-The steam
ers Morning Star and May Queen were stln In the
ice OF the harbor this morning. Most Of the pas
seEEcts came ashore on the ice, the passage being
comparatively safe, though vesy rongh aud mn
pleasant. The ice on the surface was generally
sofs enow.ice, with a solid snbstratnm. Some
times the men sank in from one to three feet. but
no accidents occurred all getting on shore safely
| few passengers, including a lady. were brought
| from the May Queen on a tug. We understand
| Morning Star.
| The Ice lying between the Nay Queen md the
Morning Star forms solid belt oTef. .si1 hundred
feet. and ranging from twelve to twenty feet thick
In eome places It reaches the bottom Of the lake,
| having been packed in and drove under By the
| nottherty ~inde. The powerful tng Gardner en-.
deavored to cut through 1t yesterday, but ran half
her1ength On the ics without cracking it. She was
got Of this forenoon, aud returned to port.
| The propeller PAssaic worked her way ont this
| forenoon 10 short distance OF the May Queen for
the pu.poec Of endcavorirs to tow her back to
Two propeliers from below and one nom shove
| czc,e to the Ice barrier this forenoon. Two veE-
tes have been roze into the middle Of the pack to
| the west Of the river for the past tNo leIs.-
| L3trtscnd Herald, .4lril1.
, 1863-04-10

". Merriam Ottawa, = or Il lumber.
s. F, Gale, Athens.
MonRnd MRdSi city. L. sale. ns.ortcd cargo.
u G. Wallace, La Sale.
, 1863-04-10
Pork Packing In tho West.

IN on. ;nexs Impression we will pnh9anh onr
usual Eannuhl atstetnent Of pork PACKING IN n; tae
weeks paper, but fornd that we required some
further information nom two or three places. and
Tor this reason hsd thus to defer IT, We will state
boweyer, that, leaving the Tennessee packing,
last SESSION ont Of TIE question, the fooings shoW,
, 1863-04-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

rra,,~ v-.-,-,,-, A,~;, n 1ot,
..,s - - A..-l,-. 1870 -'p1.. - -ee''
80. - u.e0'1s Ass ~ -. seA@ts LA
~
anu e"oo1ma' pepasa.'1!, % "s aops' ~ lue III
tense actslg eoon 10 DC rue IN a1 departments OF
trade.
rha ranro n, Vow yort arcbonca Ia ot;11 ,o,A
Ing tapse 'o' ~" 'osA e@enunse Is s''a pa1eo
= pnylns, aIId 1sG1t3 Re1lng. lle lower 1SnFcS
are by ei,1e house that has steadily sold tn cus-
A. 80 ,. =. ...:-.
TONERS 81 u oullns Inc ent!leEeAson.
In detailing the transactions in gold, We always
, 1863-04-10

There is better inquiry for clover, and pricess
.ifauccd to $500 for lots on arrival; nut sa,t..
.a1eB arc being made from store at prices ranging
Timothy IS in fair request at $aoo: There Il a no
Hn1 or consequence in the market, aad quotations
are ,,onlinAi 4 few parcels wtA cleaned sold tnz
seed at 81. 2e55G18.40.
, 1863-04-10

CLEARED. ,Aprilp o.
Prop Empire. Richardson, Oedenshursh zoos hu
corn, It's brls douE, 1872 do pork SO bf1s
hishwines. 81 do lard q do ham, 81 b1s bacon,
enndries.
Prop Mohawk, phealt. Butfalo.
Prop Oltonagou, Evans, Buffalo, 3,17s5 brls -four
612 brls meal, aa3' brls beef, $40 brls posE 345
brle lard, 70 bxs bacon and hhls tobacco.
BarQcc Monitor, Captcn. Buffalo, ~, 500 bu re-
Rsr4ue Sunrise, Trottcr, Buffalo, $1,000 bu oats.
Brig Sam Hale, Dillon, Little Snamico
Brig A1gonac, Scanlin. Mackinaw.
Bris SuEan 4 Clark. Smith, shcboygan.
Sehr Forfar, johnson, Milwaukee.
echr Albany, Pau1son Grand Hsren,
Schr G Barber, Kirby, Grand Haven. .
Schr Westcheeter. Aathcr, GRIND Haven,
/. Schr Geo r Roberts. Nelson, Centerrille.
Schr Cecilia. Schlunr, Kewancc.
Schr Anna Thorine, Anderson. Muskccon.
schr TuscoL', Couley, Grand Haven. 800 bn corn,
Ito br1e whisky and +undres.
Sch. SRsco, Wood, O=wego, 1885 bu com.
Schr A1taw, Zin.mer, Buffalo, n, 100 bu cor..
Schs Midnight, Sssmer, s,175 bu corn.
Schr Vim Kayuor. Tower, 13.700b bu corn.
Schr D Slawson, Jones, Buffalo, Il, s25 hu corn.
SchF Wings Of the Morning, Peterson, BuIlo, 14,-
400 hu corn.
Schr Essex, Chton, Buffalo, 18, s25 bu RE.
Scow MeImaid. Thompson, kalamazoo.
Scow uironael1e, Thompsou, Ealamszoo,
EnuGlifs.
, 1863-04-10
NJ r d.
D I E D
General 4 ntircs.

TAKEN UP-A large White Cow.
l. Ttc nv urr caa have the sat;e oy applying At tnc
chnrces anIn c3I1 1t