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, 1863-02-28


Yesterday morning the following notice was
posted in the various workshops Of the Eagle
Works Manufacturing Company Of this city :
1t having come to our knowledge that several
oi our men have been repeatedly utt:rns tiis1oya1
sentiments; therefore, meeting OF all hands will
" helu this dag ut noon, at af past /. o'clock to
take some action IN the natter
Pursuant to the above, over $50 Of the em-
ployccs Of this company met at the appointed
time and carried unanimously the following
resolutions:
WnENKAs. This being the most critical period
in the history Of our country, the liberty bequcatE-
c to us y the fathers Of this Republic being Gu
dngcred BY Northern traitors, worse thnn the reb-
e!a of the South; therefore,
ReS6@Fed, That we believe it to he the duty of
ever found. And
Res0tffd, That, az lovers OF our country. we ral,
upon all employers to discharge every disloyo1
man. or any one who utters tlisloye1 eentlmentsN
acting on the principle that hc who IL not with US
is against us. ~' "ASA' o7
&feolced, That VIC use our best energies to IN.
noia our Government ard Administration in ali ifs
efforts to put down this rebellion
The above notice had salutary effect upon
one in our midst, for, Immediately after see.
ing 1t. he quit before the honr Of meeting ar
rived. GEoRaE Do1a Chairman
THOMAS MOULDING Secretary
, 1863-02-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.



New Yors, Exrhanr. ia st;1 va,rr1o:.. ~, hon,
ere, with single exception, selling at y nrcmium
anu rnyin; parn1t. Mosthouses conine sale. Ia
customers, charging outsiders =, and pos.ih1v In
como cases u,
The sudden etrinsency is attributed by vc]l In
formed parties here to bc ma;n1r sna IN c,rcn1ar
Issued BY New York houses, to customers, rcduc.
iEg ali transactions to cash within ten days. The
arrangement has brought up things with ss round
tu'n," and made the demand tor exchange lazgc.
The movement, as nc learn, originated with the
reporters. Foreign EScHunge has been 80 huctu-
atsng that they were unwilling to guess orrisk the
price Tor more than ten days. Wholesale tobbors
nave for sinilar rcasons, wisely adopted the same
SYSTEM ana me resalt Will oe' INC shortening ol
crcolts all found' "hlo dcploflng TUG causes
tint have produced this state OF thiha the public
nave little reason 10 regret the polieJ OF snort
credita The nearer tne business ot inc Country Is
brought to 4 casa oas's' tnc oeslef: .....
In giving Inc masAet 1os so'o w ata 10 state tue
price during business hours. That is controlled
by the prices ruling ut the first Stock Board and
~ n-trato s;anatchca Tho caco,1 ho.sa a1.,s.-a
~ seonu ooa1a 1SufeH
come In Just at INC close Of bank hours here
Sometimes few transactions are bascd n, than,
.Ae' ~ tieLI'' Jcsket0as tnc price OF gold here
, 1863-02-28

fLouR-Rsselved,s :, 4os hzls., Market dull and
ssaf; dcSeetsa; Saes were ;-50o oEls loekpofs uy
utan!I ~ cno1ee sptlns eAtta on p. u - brls I'LL
sonIq 1I1q Ta2rlng eTI9tE 9St:a " at s4:m.
+,o.f .-A-'A o1 I o-saes ~ toas blan az S1a6o On
i':EHi WMr.n p..o,x, .or.
,,.,,a,,. ~. 1V1ao pa. Aarkct nzm but
m!o"s ~ ains ntaGttai M a'aacc N prices sales
sor,. NJ NJ 81 sS ~, r., y! r., nn 20 yd IN
stU -, ~ wv ~ W W y. = GO y al )! II
= - IT, ~, II ~ s'o!e Sll; W. bu az at
S!.m saMtSG-1,tn nu No. lu Il. = y at
= H. ~ r. y" ~ " q at i1s; l:On en do in
T. ~ y !. =. =. g = and a. u 20 81 At II 21i44;;
1870 hu toson North side) at 81 20; 1,eM bu No.
~ ia'n n: q Sl.IV' l';D' 5n 10 in Asl. 100
~ ~ w a. -: - y and suO hu 10 lin n. 4. E
se eseai al Sl.HtH; bseV b'l 10 lin 4. y. l. Co'+l,
H.. a.su! pu o9 N ~ 81. 4;sV ~ 10 IN H. 81 5000
& 1:..nt q n. < n l., a. 49,, ~. ~ 10 Sih
and NJ Al Mt esi<r. EInl X, IL III, = ~
s:c - "' eS<s~' o'-0o y" y" \'n E ~ w
CnRS-pccc;xaa "a 81 X, ,,o.,.,+ +..,,
nuiet G,fos. 10 - ~ @ ~ ~ stca'1y s4uu
~. dE rcn in 10 ~ ~ ~ S9In III sto!e 81
< Grn III ~ ~ s1n ~ tvGo nH 20 " 5issc
P;octad X Tor - =; - ~ ~ ~ olGs onu nn
LOO bu do at I3c. Nv "''0' oA w a. 1*fss'
OATS-Receiyed. IA nnahu sfa,let roo-o ,.t;~o
and shaic hrtter Snins lie M r. W 49,:
ter Iccefpts) at Soc IS 600 bn do at 55c; Goo bu
fresh rccepte do at ETC; 5, ,u IN AZ 5SS<e EIs9 h.,
Rejected Oats in store it Bike "
400 hu No in sto1e at Soc; 200 bags do at SIC Del
ec5 bushels Rye Malt at 81 60 per Is ms at store
BAELEf-Keceycl. 9s75 bu Market nuict
, 1863-02-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb o. 1854

PR0VISIONS-Markct steady and active,
Meas Pork At Sl375; LII brls Prime Ness Pork
At $l2.09: 1Cl bEs sweet picked Hams at S1a 50
3oO bzs Short Doncless MiGdles at 1a1c; 50U0J b
country cured Hama At SIC packed; s.5o pcs coun,
try~eu1cd Shoulders. loose, at 3'sc 500 pcs DO 1t
SAC loose; 50 p:s country Hams loose at SC; 1000
Sc; ECO tres prime city steam Lard at lo4c; aIa
t!cs prime city and country kettle Lard ia lots at
101c; Gfs3 tres prime city steam do at t0tSc; Sd
tres No Lard st g1hc; iii; brls Yellow Graasr at
rs; 81 tres DO ut 77sc; 10 trcs White Crease at
SIC: 307 tscs Mixed do at SC.
HCTTER-1ns good demand By shippers. Sales
lbs prime roll at &c ~'
TALLOW-in good demand and firm, Sales-
10 brls city at 101fc.
DRESSED HOGS-Markct active and ehadc
, 1863-02-28

FROM the 113th Illinois Regiment.
From letter written by one Of the officers
ofthe I13th Illinois, dated Young's Point, op-
posite Vicksburg, Feb. 10th, we gather some
interesting tacts. The writer pays the follow
Ing compliment to Mrs Hoge:
Mrs. Hoge came down on Sanitary business TO-
day accompanied By Messss. Willard and Mann Of
Chicago Tneyrame into our ca,np, and % was
about nc only officer TINT knew them showed
tht around camp AMI rendered them each horse
ard equipments at any time they wished, also nv
thrn M an sseo1 IT, sn probably with
Nightingale: She is Thorough business woman.
M nesd and front Of the Sanitary Commission for
a.e Aofthwestern Statcs, aud regular correspond
the Commission ''''
The writer states that Lieut.. Brown, OF the
18th, has been dismissed from the service,
The Major LAS resigned owing to sickness.
The 113tA is not working at the canal but
doing picket duty.
, 1863-02-28

br!s and tres hams at s5599c for picked and 7xSe
&C for lots In dry suit 469 tcs do cold private
terms; 6AGCs+c is asked for sides, and 51aG55tc
for shoulders in ealt. Lard is firmly held Ut the
advance. and the stock continues very light,
salrs # goo b1ls and tcs 1ox c cash, now held
at tic hitter rate including, head lard at Ice, and
kegs at 11s4c cash: country ts selling ut 915
z y. Huticr-There Ia i fair inquiry; eacs OF
roll ut 1sGi 23c, and solid packed 15cs11 II u.
, 1863-02-28
New York Ten mnrkct-Fcb. o5

The market ie decidedly lrmey and more active
The sales include 1850 halrccsts Oolonc. naTt
rom second hands, 2,1s0 do uneolored Japan. 500
chong. part IN bond, as full prices, We auotc
common to fair and superior ut $50 good 1nc
to finest At 31osg1 Is; foang Hyfon at 5SS ;5c for
80 TO dle: 90l5l 30 for Twanlay ana Moyuns caT.
70 to othc finest for inferior to sweet car1o
hSto - skn ~ an q Twankay sa5 for superior 10
powder and Imperial: 95ls1o5 for common 1nt. me-.
dlnm to 1Me Tacping and Fychow do; sass Tor
common eeI R to f. ane oolong AMI Ningyong; W1elo
ior hne and choice 40; $500 for Inferior to s,ipc.
choice do: i565to for common to f1ic Ankoi. and
6GT0 for Orange Pekoe: GS1.10 for Young ~.
son and HysoN Japan leaf, retired aud co1orrd !:
96S 1.15 for Gunp0wdtr and Imperial: S(IaSt NJ
ler common to fair nncolored Japan Leaf aud $l.o5
GR1. 10 for good to fiuc do s''S0
, 1863-02-28

Baltimore Provision NIarkct-Feb, FL,
We notice fair johbins demand for bacon at
tull previous prices. Bagrelled beef and pork are
quiet but very firm. Lard, which is scarce, is held
SIS soa1s 8 for new, and sl5as31s.D 50 for Cd,
Bcef-Western nes+ $1a.50a513.00; Ba1timorc
B.eked Dc $i55o@1S,oo, and No do s1a50 p brl.
EHc: old shoulders 4HGIAc; TO sides Ga61ee:
plain hams s11c: sugar cured and caryassed do
liHGIske 2 =; Bulk Meat-Shoulders 5A@5Kc :;
in brls and trcs. 114c; country do 1otRl1c. and
refined 13sxc y b. e'~
, 1863-02-28
Pittsburgh, oil uarkct-Foh az

The operations in crude oil continue unlimited
and arc generally Of an unimpor.ant character. In
prices, however, there il change and we coutfn.
ne TO qnote at INC in bulk. and lIbG15c in brls
Sales Of 500 brle Kanawha in bnlE, to arrive. 1t
I0c; and 5000 btls "0il Creek at a0c-to b. de-
nrered 3n Sew York, 200 hrls in April, 1000 IN
There Is rather better feeling In refined, aud
thc market is firm but unchanged; W. quote At
coe d atandart brands. Sale Of so brls in bond.
city brand, at sDc.
Eenzineis very firm, and tho demand ss lmpror-
ing We note sales in lots Of $50 br1s at aSc Some
dealers arc holding at 30c.
, 1863-02-28

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
C1ScESA71, Feb. q, 1868.
PRos1s1o.;s-Wc did not hear OF any sales OF
mess pork, but 1t is held firmly at 10 for
old and new city. There is a continued good de-
mand for bulk sides, with Gales Of $4,000 MS at
eG6hc for ribs, and 200 boxes clear at Sc. Shoul-
dcrs sold at 4hc but nre not in much demand.
There il good demand for lard with, Gales Of
e,coo tres at 101t@a0Hc for country, and 1ohc for
, 1863-02-28

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1ee9,
OUR WISCONSIN LETTER.

y Slow LcgIsla1ure-1pri.f against
MuI1nefn TFnttOr~-DfsIoyA Spirit OF
me DemocrniIc CoklTcnti0n-Thc two
candidates for Supreme JHd1cAhiP-
otc on Arxulsticc Resolutions In The
Assembly.
, 1863-02-28

New York Salt Mnrkct-Fcb. 25.
+, Salt is inactive. but much higher. We quote br
the cargo. Liverpool ground at $i.40n1.45; fac-
a.75. and Turks Itlaud at 31Gt3Sc
, 1863-02-28

Seeds In PhfladClph1a-Heb. Is.
There is more inquiry for c1orersccd, and 1000
bushels sold At .S6.75G7.a5 = buehel, and some
and prime is held at $s-s7G53c0. Flaxseed is
wanted By the crushcrs, and Is taken On arrival at
S3E0 q hushel.
, 1863-02-28
Letter from President Lincoln
to the SFori6iu:,men Of lIan-

- vt.n XTTz7--ne A1M.:OAn
cI,c.'an az 'o1tA1amen OIL Wan.
a From ,ne m.ncses..r an,,,;,, ,,.,,
The following le1es and u1asSa s'nan, t :,
ceiyed yesterday by thc Nayor Of Wanrhsste, "
label Haywood, Esq.l
rropr1
@oA'ioH " TIE 4s17Ep SI47Es.
SIR. h,re ibc honn- =, t-aos.s. ", !: !oos:
l1ande OF Mr. Moran the Assstant sna ~ Ing
this Legation, letter Of the Prrs;t1cnt ~ ~ T.,
United States, addressed to you as Chairman Na oi
The meeting Of workincmen. held at Manchester
or the alst Of December, and in acknowledgment
ion, taat meetnr Mnea oau 'nep'easuEc to forward
4'' s"' s'u1 ooso1Snt H,1 :. sersane, ~ n,
AaE1 uErwoop.Eso,. Chair1nan r. W,nche.scr
Exfcr,1vr s.xs,,x w,s,1-e..-.s.
.1on1nrr 10 1sse
tn thc vo,.srcrrs,, .,f ,so.,s,ss. .'' 1oS0'
h,ra haheno~.a .a1.--'',s ...1.sssss
nfthn ,4r.ss ,1'5 =" ine recefpt
me IN t,,e ,.r - ~ LILY. "n'ca Soa sent
HScn ca,nc ~, ~ tha hne 4th ne% S1aF,r 1ear ,ec,
41,ronrh fraa ,nI .t,.zt;t ~ " alaseM lsoi
nrrsidc in 1i,c Goxcrnme,t ~ III ilgn IIni.aa 70
States The cn,,ntrr wae f,rr,, ~ ~ 4ta 1 oteea
civil var Whnt;vnr 49, ,a;rht r. h tne Sefse o.
cansc, or ,shosocSrr the fan,t nao a,,tE uca ~
omonnt tn I'll others T,s ,nf,.,, ae ~ auss, pal@
r. ,naj,,tni md 1,rnscr,n ~ 49, ~, t11us1'
fntinn an5 fntnrr;tT of+hn Foa.s9 ID SoStl
cnns,;cnt;nus n,ynnsc ~ ~ T., ,,arfnr M
= tI,a 1.nr ~ III tha ,nase - - wa WY
1ion y1,1ch harc hce1 ard -
ait xh;c1, NIL, hcrc,ftcr hn a NV W
sned iTni1er o,,r fr,me of f;nrcrn,ncn+ an,
nv official oath. I could not dcnart from tbis
PURPOSE If yrou1d. It in mt ajwars in The
power Of Governments TO enlarge or restrict
, 1863-02-28
MARRIED.

the residence Ct the bride tho :6th Instant b.
rian Church. ANDREW MILLER, Esa., and MIS-. 4. j
McklNNiN. all Of this city,
, 1863-02-28

Seeds in Ha1ttmore-Feb. ~.
| Sales are limited to email parcels. C1oyersced
| We quote at $7.Q0GT-12H; timothy at 8asTkfh
3.1a51S, and da1seed at s. -OA113.10 z bu
, 1863-02-28

Salt In IsaItimore-Feb, "a.
There Is very little doing in sack OF bulk. but
prices rule firm. Ground alum We quote at ii n
I165, ordinary brands OF fine at g. a35na d. Ash
tons at 2a.50 q sack, and Turks Island at Sc 3
buslel.
, 1863-02-28
WATERPROOF VIENNA 4

w eTRELLA MATCTIEs.-Thcsc uatcbea ar
made without sulphur and being free from disagreea
bic odor arr not only very destta6le but almost ind
They arc put q II fancy eolored boxes aud saaI
In cases for transportation For sails Wholesale and
York. N'e"
P.s-Couan1 mtechaah wiu do vento ea1l and ex-
s::lue ou1 ssock f9IeF8899
, 1863-02-28

FIRST SnAp.-Mine hosts Of the Sherman
House, always on the alert for good things,
served fresh shad for dinner to their guests
yesterday, "the first Of the season.
, 1863-02-28

Oats In St. Louis-Feh. rs.
Market unchanged, and sales Of 200 ska, In lots.
at SCI e5 and 36e do at SIC; 2,379 do ut a5c, and
6sN do on u T.
, 1863-02-28

Salt in Philade1phia-Fcb.2 25.
The only sale We hear offs 1000 sacks Ashton's
at $3.50 3 eack.
, 1863-02-28

Found DnoWSED.-Thc body Of man was
found floating in the river near Old street
bridge yesterday. Up to the present no clue
has been obtained as to his identity.
, 1863-02-28
THE CITY.

ForSD.-An outside case Of lady's gold
watch. The owner can find ii at the Central
Police Station.
, 1863-02-28
Grent Sale OF Coal.

The announcement published III the eomnercIa!
papers that 0(G0 tons o! Scranton coal would be
eol,l under tho hammer the 25ta instant st the
Merchants Exchange, drew together large crowd
Of coal dealers and others interested In the trade
yesterday Eoon: About 800 persons were present
at II H., when Simeon Draper ard Mr. c. 4. Rob.
eIts, President Of the Delaware, Lcckawanna and
This sale. the fret Of series, was
to hare taken place on the 23d Of December last,
but waa postponed on account OF 4 strike
among the miners at that time. The terms stated
were 6per cent. in city bankahle funds to be paid
At the tine and place OF sale, aud the balance 1T,
eludinE Government tax SIC per ton in Ike funds
within ten ttays thereafter at the Office Of the Com
pany; when the order for the delivery Of the coal
VI VII 20 gisen On the agent Of tue Company at
Elizabethrort: the coal TO be taken away in March
unless navigation prevents. Purchasers we're nnt
allowed TO transfer their contracts without the
co1sent Of the Company ~0~
me sale was spirited, and the grades OF coal and
the prices obtained were az follows:
GEestnIf coal s0a tons. $5sSk to Is 3,b
Stove coa1. 5000 tons. SO tn E9Sl
ZEE coai, 5Ng ~ tons. s.'..-...-.-. 500 to 5.s13
Gfate conl. 4. $50 tons. ....... $40 to 512L>
Steamboat coal i,5 0 tons ns...., SOD to 595
Lump coal, II ND tons-...... -. $40 to 5ls
These prices are less by Ills to 81 per ton
Than in December last, and arc lees, VIC believe
with few exceptions, than the company expected
to realize at present, The freight OF fortv c,.,ts
per ton to this city, beside the Goyernmrnf tnT
will. huwcvcr, Increase the cost; but, under liz,
operations Of this company, 1t il fair to assume
that the high prices demanded for coal by eaIers
during the present and other hard winters will not
rule again Tor many years.
, 1863-02-28

New Eork: Stock and Money Marker.
by Telegraph.] New YORK, Feb q. 1s;a
Srocks-Second Board-Stocks steady and Ing.
, 1863-02-28

DEAD DoGs.-The streets and alleys are full
Of dead dogs. As they are not particularly
ornamental we suggest to the authorities to
have them removed 1nasmuch as they
slaughter them they ought to remove them.
, 1863-02-28

miles to Tho nor,brcstv,~5 - p,,.. - 49,
pn,.o Is1,n5 ona a;-,o.1.. ~ 49, ~ o.as AaA
... .-:.,....I '' snseious
M. -, ] aS.',s..,..a @rtou'' eal'
- =, -. 's ~. '''Aa' VI passihS
-a,a..sa,.. ssta pe'.ins through nave
t1,n conaa,,aa ,>ana. - -a'.a A ~ W. o's'lsnt'
- .ro,d Th;s -. ~ .s4.1s :" !. inpoSslple
h,,t ~ t,,o.o ;. a,s,:,..N e'..1'''n "aters'
,,;... it, - -, H. =, 0as An4tle'
s...:sar.. 49, ~ 49, r. ~ tne ealao1an
am'"oi''.seero ~. raee n.s''A 'loout II, captain
AAonao Mc ses3' u outAaio, proposes to di-
1aln'sn Inc oanScF os pfacinS there small
Vessel, with good light and fog-bcll, during
Inc season OF navigation, and also to place
and Keep buoy on the North Harbor reef,
on East sister lslana' provided those inter-
es1ed III ownership OF insurance, or masters
ot vessels, Will compensate him for said SER
VICES. fapcrs arc now being circulated all
along the lakes, and one will be presented On
'change Today, soliciting subscriptions for
this object. The funds raised are proposed to
be paid into the Board Of Trade. The Board
Of Trade will appoint a treasurer, who will
rroof lhat the service Is heinz we'll and ak
fully performed.
YOUTHFUL H1GnwAr RoBpERs-For scr.
eral evenings past three boys. aged fron fo,r.
teen to seventeen years. have becn corrv;no
on their petty highway robberies m thc wcst
Side. to such an extent am, With co r,,,o.
reconciliation and system that +hor do-o~.-a
the ottcnt1on NJ tbc no1;.o Co.,, Ness1' sssa',
tne A'lentloh u aAe ponce. several school
boys, who have been accccd, describe the on.
Grafton In this 4r;se. An,, ,,,,11 49, ,.s,l
s,...,oa, - - ~, "' 'A.'1 IVY "no
eHaAces ~ oc upon tAe Street about dark, Is
stopped by these young rascals and command
cd to show all that tc has IN 1,,s ,,oc1o+. r.
-, N.' 49, A'o t'eAete' Luz
reason gwen tor this demand, is that they
have lost something, md ho1;evo that Ia ~.
c,r,a;+ ~, - Nv .a7
Aooho it' AA tuc 4oAest5 VI nlS heart, the lit
tic fellow shows everything he l,ae TT ho
.,,ra... x,.-.,.: a., ~ '' - "e
want, they claim it. and rob thc bov ~ r.
.x,othar t,-s A., ,,,,,.,.1. -
"ne'nef 10y VI F'iuanles-and then warn the
little abused boy to scaulpcr homo or thcv
I'll, 1,,ro 1,;,, ,ruo,,.a
"tN i11'e "4A1 a11eeleo 4or ssealing. These
+bo ,o,,-,,, ;f .hn, :"
e4e 4oeA'u' .nea contA1aue 70 Prac1ace their
thicylnE operations.
v,u,,r,e Anrr,.,-s uo ...
MUS In this city somewhere who ought tn he
1,,o,,l+ ort i,.o t1,a 1;,,,. .,,s
e ~. -, "Ao Nv Aonser
waste LIS Sweetness on the desert air. With
this intent VIC publish the fu11ow;ng- 1,,ttar
, 1863-02-28

CCD4s' BEyEFIT.-The Theatre Inst even
Ing was fairly jammed upon the occasion Of
Cubas' benefit. The play was the French
Spy. 1t will be repeated this evening. sev-
era1 novelties are underlined for next weel,
, 1863-02-28

OB1TrAnT,-Wc are panied to learn of the
death Of George Arnold, nephew Of Hon. I.
n. Arnold, Representative iii Congress from
this district. Mr.. Arnold was 4 young man
much esteemed by all who knew lin. lie
died in Washington, we learn, the beginning
of this week
, 1863-02-28

ks onc hundred thousand Planters, TRIBUNE
readers and their neighbors, want the White or
Gray Willow-a good thing, and will pay two or
three prices, or get spurious or both, buying Of
irresponsible pcdlars. Also, Fruit Trees, Grapes
Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, Evergrccns, etc.
Packing carefully done. Clubs win!
Send twor stamps for postage on our Cats
1ogues and Willow Circular
Post yourself, and then order dirtct-trccs and
all together. F.E. PHOENIX,
ie3-z6s1-1m-d&w Bloomington Nursery, H.
Paper Hangings selling at less than New
York prices, at F. E. Rigby'e, 50 Randolph street.
ftb1Slm
, 1863-02-28

GOVERNMENT srocKs.
:. G. 81 coup .10s 7310Treas. rs
O. s. Is n COUP. OK ~
NoxET MAnKEr-Money active at {, mr. rent
Sterling exchange 1s5ig1S7 for merchants md
1S7C5 !>6 for bankers bills, "''"
american gold irregular and unscttled-open;nc
G31d. 'A<s
, 1863-02-28

a BIG HAuL.-A man named Moore, from
Indiana, was relieved Of $425, yesterday
morning. Ho brought some fine horses to
Chicago for disposal, and while selling them
at auction in the shiman House alley, some
expert ecoundrcl picked his pocked Of the
ohr~
, 1863-02-28

HELD TO BA1L.-Martin Jennings, the con-
stable, whose arrest on a charge Of assault
with deadly weapon We noticed in our issue
Of yesterday, was held to bail yesterday after
noon In the sum Of 81 900 for trial in thc Re-
cotdfr's Court
, 1863-02-28

= The Home for the Fricndless gratefully
acknowledge 4 donation Of s:a,oo. so from the
Timers Union through the hands Of its COM
n'ittee, r. Kinsely, j. II. Hocock and a. a.
Wiuslow; Also barrel Of hams from Thomas
Nash; also half barrel Of pork from Tobey
Il Booth; also IS from G, 0, Dunn also one
barrel OF hams from Welch g. Falkner; also a
largo quantity fresh pork from Messrs. Jones
d Cnlbertson,
, 1863-02-28

CAS- KEEP HoTEL.-Thosc WHO have occa-
Son to visit Macomb will be glad to know
that an excellent and commo1ions brick lo-
tel Is kept there in tirst-class style by j. ".
Randolph. he is the very model of hotel
Keeper, and in connection with his fine house
deserves m extended patronage at the hands
Of the travelling public.
, 1863-02-28

a Card.
rs VIC arc constantly receiving orders from the
country. md application from our friends in the
city, for tickets to the Gift Concert, We hare to
announce that our tickets ail soId therefore We
can answer no moro orders from the country and
1t is utterly useless for friends to repeat thelr1e
quests for tickets, as we cannot accommodate
them, however much We may desire to do so.
WEnBE & HILTON.
, 1863-02-28

VIOLATIONS OF TIE REVENUE LAw.-Quitc
dutter Of excitement was created yesterday
among defaulters to the requirements of the
Internal Revenue Law. About fifty cases
were placed in the hands Of the District At
torncy By Collector Schneider, and the parties
visited by the United States Marshal. Some
fifty others will be dealt with as soon as their
cases can be placed in the hands Of the At
tOlncY.
, 1863-02-28

D1ED.-Wc regret to learn that James L,
Howe, esq, died yesterday morning, Of drop.
81, ut tho Hatch House. Mr.. Howe was an
old citizen Of Chicago, for some time
City Marshal, and many years an Alder
man from the Seventh Ward. Hc was a u useful
and much respected citizen.
, 1863-02-28

Mr.. MCHDocK's PATRIOTIC READINGS
alr. Murdock, will this evening, deliver a
course Of patriotic readings, in the Mctropol-
itan Hall, for the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. As the services Of this gentleman
will be rendered gratuitously, and as the OBJ
Ject Is in every respect worthy Of al1 good and
true citizens, We have no doubt there will be
very large attendance, aud wc are sure that
no one will leave the hall without feelings Of
genuine satisfaction.
, 1863-02-28

SORE THRoAT.-Thosc afflicted with Coughs,
HoarseneeE, Irritation aud Soreness oftha Throat,
will find nothing SO eficacious, as Throat Rem
edy, as Browns Bronchial Trochcs. Sold By all
Druggists.
, 1863-02-28

WAR MEET1SG.-Thc fortieth war meeting,
under the auspices Of the Young .Mcn's Chris
tian Association, will be held in the Third
Presbyterian Church, corner Of West Wash.
ington and Carpenter streets, (Rey. Arthur
swazey,) on Sabbath eyening,a Mt 71{ o'clock.
Th1illingly interesting reports from Rev. Mr..
Doanc, the Associations Missionary at Nash
vile, Of his 1abors among nearly 10000 sick
and wounded soldiers, will be given, and Rev.
G.. F. S. Sawyer, recently at Memphis, and
others, will address the meeting. All are in
yited.
, 1863-02-28

RECRUITS FOR THE DoAnp OF TRADE BATTERY,
-Wanntcd- Twenty men as recruits fo7 the Board
offra1c Battery. All soldiers enlistlng under this
call will be under the auspices of the Board Of
Trade. and will receive sixty dollars bounty, the
same as those enrolled at its organization. Tie
muster roll is at the office Of Mnrry, Nelson l. Co..
ia South Water etrcet. JoHS l.. HANCOCK.
Chairman War Committee
[Journa1 copy.] Feb 43t.
, 1863-02-28

FIRE A14RA.-Thc alarm Of fire last night
about eleven o'clock was occasioned By steam
escaping from the drying loft in Van Eta,
Freedman d Co.'s tobacco mandatory on
River street. The bell ringer amused himself
by ringing most dissonant and diabolical
peal upon the old cracked thing In the cupo1a
called bell, and filled the ncighborhood with
horrid noises. We sincerely trust there will
never be another fire if only to escape hearing
that bell
, 1863-02-28
The balance oft9,e Gifts are too numet-
Gus to mention.

Gus to meDtfoR.
Thereby certify that the prices annexed to the abo7s
articles, i:n, y establishment my rrgu1ar retail
fully warranted By t,e makers and mrself for tcu
years. IT. NJ. HARLOW.
at the eonc!rs.oc. the Gltta will be draEa In tte
presence Of the audience. by committee appointed
b the audience to su2erlhten3 the drawing.
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert to Commence 1t
IN O'Clock
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