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NEW YORK, Jan. ss-Corros-steady and
unchanged. at T6G76H.
FLorR-Opened quiet and closed dull and droop-
ing Tor common grades, at $6 35GGGO for sup state
$GToG6s6 for extra western $6. 6.7017 IS for extra
state: $6.Go07.16 for choice do; 6.l5G565 for sup
western; $6!7eGb7.15 for common to medium extra
western S7.30@@s7s35 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and IS for
trade brands
4oGl5Oc, Including 200 brls E Il D at I9e.
G1sA1s-Wheat market opened active at about 1c
ADVANCE but closed dull at yesterdays prices. Bar
ley scarce and wanted at full prices. Corn about 1c
better but 1esa active, At s658G57xc for sound
shipping mixed; 7iG6sc for unsound, and sSc for
white western. Oats 6S172 for Canadian, western
and state. Rye less nctIoe but firm
GgocEnIE+Collcc quiet and firm. Sugar firm
ut 1lk6I11zlc for New Orleans. Mo2asses in fair
request and prices firm for New Orleans old and
new crop at aeGl5Sc, and by auction 35l bgls new
crop New Orleans at 471kG55ac, and 80 hhds Porto
Rico at 391{{ 91{{@409c-
Provisions Market more active aad q
shade frmcr at S14.75 for old mess; $t1 505113-s5
for old md new prime S13. 30 for old and
new prime mess. fnclndin. 1,c00 bEls new mess for
June at s1Ga5. Dressed hogs steady; sales at 81:
@64c for western. Bacon eides lees actiye and
prices firm. Lard steady and more active Mt 10Ga
1oh, including zoo btls choice for February 4.
ttazC.
, 1863-01-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. q, 1868.
In spite Of the execrab1c weather, the pork and
provision trade continues active, and tho demand
for money by dealers is large. Government cattle
contractors are also using large sums. One Of our
houses arranged yesterday to furnish a firm with
$500, COO on single contract.
New York exchange is very abundant. The buy-
ing range is par@A discount; selling, par0s
premium. Customers seem to absorb all the cur
rency bankers can command, and hence the low
rates Of exchange.
Gold was flrm.- The range was 46D47, very little
changing hands on any tcrms
Old Demand Treasury Notes were bought at 4s
per cent premium. New are more plenty. The
buying rate today was u; selling y per cent pre-
-nium.
The price Of Silver was 30933.
The weather is about as bad az 1t can DO. Mud and
rain rule not only the day, but the month, and the
wonder iB how so much can bcaccomplfshcd. Had
wc good bracng winter weather. 60 that the farm
ers could bring their produce to the railway sta
tions, very great increase Of trade would be the
result. As it is considering the season, the vol
umc Of business doing is much 1nrger than was
ever before known in tho history Of the city.
, 1863-01-24


price Of hogs this week:
TuEcLosE OF THE MAnKET.
Tuekduy, Jan. a0-The close Of the market is
not, Of couTec, as good as the opening, though
prices DO not gtse way more than might hare been
to the stock. Still the market is high one
Throughout, as compared With all that have pre-
gold ont without difficulty, leaving clear coast
for next week. and probable continuance Of high
prices. Knowing ones ~ ~ look ont for breakers
soft during the week. and broke ZIP the icc in tho
Hudson 80 as seriously to interfere with the cros
eing at Albany. All the stock bad to be driven
around By Troy to reach the Hudson River and
Harlem cars, delaying the arrival here aud damas
ing stock By the hard days drive, Sunday This
also kept some lots ut'of this market, and was
was the uncertainty, when the market opened Non
bulocEs, all told, on sale this week. which is
il 20 much below tie wants Of the Gig. that m ad-
vance was easily made, and with any number less
than ~ % next week. viii be easily maintained as
a good many butchers have bought very light this
week. owing to the advance Of price. We know
that this was the with some large Wholesalers
ne we'll ae retail butchers. If some OF these had
returned to tie market place to-day: they wonld
quite half cent b less than current rates at the
opening Of the market. Upon all gradcs, the rates
aays peeR 10 Ga e.
of weights than in the nominal price per pound.
No doubt good fair go weight steers selling yes
bought IS lead dearer Ioday and in some eases ss
the difference has been still greater.
THE hog MARKET.
Receipts this week S,5.4554. S4s711@5.e5 q cxt.,
for corr.fcd hogs, and $4.S5SGi50 for distillcry-
fed. 2 cwt; live weight: arc the quotations given
market. The late arrivals are 20 light TINT the
market is not crowded. and the stock ees quick at
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Communicated
DR.. II. Hunter on Ga1loping Com
sumption.



Editors Chicago Tribune:
SUE: have aaid that tho common form Of Con-
sumption is called "Chron1c," because Of Its slow
progress; and1 now purpose 10 speak Of another
fern OF this disease. which. from the ulrapld
ity Of its progress ia properly known as Gailop-
ing Consumption" It is no unusual thing for
person apparently In good health to catch cold and
die in from si1 to ten weeks, from this form Of
Consumption. It almost always begins with
cold, which sets in With great violence, and Is felt
from the first to be deep within the chest. From
the beginning there Is usually ,sone cough, fever
and night sweats- difficulty Of breathing, and
great sense Of oppression on the chest. At the
end Of q week cxpectosatiou commences. but the
matter resembles much more that Of recent cold
than that Of Consumption.
There are few symptoms By which this disease
can be distinguished from low form o. lnns'nna-
ton Of the lungs, for 1t ia generally ms.ahe1 W
inexperienced practitioners, and mAltreaeeo' 1"'
deed, its symptoms are 20 unlike tnose oi tae eo'
ruon form Of Consumption, that lis narn1e IL gen~
croJ1y denied until after death, when, upon exami~
r,tou sbc whole Internal surface Of the air tubes
the mir cells, and even the substance Of thclungs,
is found thick1y studded with tubezcles. This dis
ease is most common in young persons between
the ages Of fifteen and twenty-five, Of fall habit
clear complexion and ruddy cheeks, though 1t
sometimes occurs much later in life.
There is another form Of ofConsumptieu, also rapid
in its progress, which occurs in young persons Of
delicate constitution who have habitnally cold
hands aud feet. These hare commonly an inherited
predisposition to Consumption. Their circulation
ia feeble, and they become weak, fatigued and ont
ofbteath on every elisht cxertion. In such cases
tile destroyer etcals silently upon his victim-the
e. t..kf
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WANTED-A Wet Nurse, for
~ child three months old. a German woman
preferred. Apply at the Office Of Dr. C. G. SMITH, Is
Eakt Washington street. between the hours Of and 10
4. II. or Z aMd s T. II, taI6 6zljl1w
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Ua,1fsD.
"ANTED-Dairvua1.
Wanted

WANTED-Dairyman. Wanted
w man or roman to take charge. abont Ap.tl
stand making and cuf1ng Cheese. You'd prefer man
and his vile twlthout chl1drenJ TIE WoMan to do
Of references from present and former enpoycrs re-
ING TxHNs 1aI zI51st
, 1863-01-24
CHICAGO DIRK GOODS MARKET.



During the past three days the market has ruled
excited and prices have advanced in tho East very
materially, Heavy shcetings are scarce, and
s,ork Mils A. were sold to dny In Now York at 40c;
and although Chicago Wholesale dealers are selling
the same goods at Csc, and everything else In pro-
norton 1t is evident that prices here must surely
follow those Of New York. The stocks at Boston,
Philadclphia and New York arc very low, and
every holder Of reasonable goods In the interior
can safely calculate on full prices all spring.
We append list OF the quotations Of Chlcsgo
wholesale merchants:
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Cincinnati HTarketg.

Especial Dispatch TO The Chicaso Ttibuhe.1
CEc1SSAv1, Jan. e, 1868.
Hocz- Receipts Of Z, 900 head, but packers were
out Of the market. P4ices are nominal, at $l5aD
S4.65.
PROVISIONS There is quiet and rather easier
feeling In the market generally for provisions with
ont any positive change, however. Ness Is hc1dat
$1i .s5l11.5 50 for old, and $1350 for new. Beef
for city brands there is no inquiry. Bulk
pork is held at s4a55.75 for shoulders and sides,
and $5.i5@6o0 for hams. but no sales were re-
ported. Sales 400 tiesces lard at 94c; but
there were more sellers than buyers ut the quo
&sf1nnS
, 1863-01-24

StHlE1pSs
Tie certificates or receipts Issued by the
Postmaster for soilcd stamps deposited for
future redemption, arc not to be regarded as
evidence that the sum named therein will be
the amount to be paid to the holder. The
parcels arc deposited in the Post Office, al
ready sealed up and the yaluc Of the contents
marked thereon by the deposition, The Post
master has 10 means Of knowing whether the
amount endorsed on the package is actually
enclosed, and he gives = receipt for the same
accordingly, in these words: 'Sdid to con-
taip," &c. Neither does hc know, till the
examination has actually been made, whether
there is single stamp in the packag: that he
can redeem under his inspections. The value,
therefore, Of these receipts depends entirely
upon the final official examination and count
ut The Post Office. Doubtless there will be
many stamps found to llnye been used before,
and many MORE probably the greater number,
too badly soilcd, by passing from hand to
hand us currency, to adult Of their rcdemp-
ton, for obvious reasons. Hence these re-
ccipts, depending upon this official examine
tion and count for their actual value, should
any one buys receipt, lie buys ut a risk, Is
the wording Of it plainly shows.
We make this statement because VIC hare
heard Of several instances III which parties
have bought these receipts at the fscc value.
The Board OF TRADE AND THE LEa1sLA-
TrnE.-At the regular session Of the Board Of
Trade yesterday, the following resolution, Of
f,rea h, sta,,,c,, f,,rx, xr:oe o;,ontcd
I.exel.td. That the members Of the Legislature
be invited to visit the Board OF Trade Rooms du-
fn Their 5ta in this sity and that H. Sse's,y
-,.-..,,.. 49, 11o,-.,,a o,o
1"RGrtan 20 o, ,hG nnSn soio 81 no one
HEADQUARTERS 1o4rH REG. Ill. Vol. ISF'r,l
CAar DOUGLAS, Jan "a. 1862.
THE rer,ncnt ,y; hc 1nusterci1 far nav m Thnrs
;7a3. ~, - iii ~ mon ~ tn 1nst, thcn NJ n-csnnt
VII VII oan; - c ~, ~ tho atst an ~ ncannsSar
VII receive Pay mP 10 s, anT sasa aay oa Dceenaoet
,.,. N -, J9nS !, y, WApLE!oa Z, 4l;uHs
So7I,e-,. rv,c,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Jan. q, 1863
r;,1, ro, a,lou n soldiers wife ia ask thrnnc
o. youI Rapss M ae % q t1Gse es
We a.s Win ane mu1y 81 n nc the
es Eo1diess Comprising sho Board Of Trade res
'nGnts. ,,, ,,,-o -. :. ;s +b.+ e,,,,,f TIN
tsn ~ Hu , ~ ash T. ~ tt ther ra,.,nts
receive rega!ar M "csEls asa, Wane otasss @ eaH2h5
IL Il that women wEo do ali in thcir
power to sustain themselves are refused any
aid. while those Tho n maks no effort at a. mt
II rcccnt Of rreuiar aid viz Is It t6st sons
sa,5tnra! ,r;xca 1rhn hav. mn cii1dren n hinder
~ ~ fsom rarnnc thc;r ovn 1fyin. draw SeeElT
snn,1;es Tnr7 fI,n soI;crs fun1 wH;te nthcrs WITH
tr ntiiar.n s,e act ,x,cn ther .nr1v for
IA tt .s ~ n,a 60 fino. - c1nen
thassa F.rSa It+irrta11 ~ f.ror insts.i of;m;trn
.aIfI 5 ~ s ~ sn 49, X - ~ tna Tn5s r. ~
i,a,j o.. n.txi S;So ~ ,ho II Ia
i' not r9.,,.'a H., hanas. ~
~ ~ - 1:ox vs S .ne ,n o-;;s+e ~ -
tncm 1'els nats'ea stn naa ,;s Mnu Snistef sttst
ISa M i.n,z a s,ppr9a pr9a'9sr Tsre,va e1a -
re1tain on1onrt r. n,oraS- tn sreten than, IN rnm
o;rt1 n1s ins 9gsn -,
e II s
, 1863-01-24
CHICAGO IsAILK MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. q, 1868.
PROVISIONS Market dull and drooping Sales:
Mess Pork at $11.0o. 600 bxs Short Rib Middles ut
exc; 500 bxs Long Done1ess Midd1es at exc; 100
tee prime city kctte-rcndered Leaf Lard at ac 80
rs brls do at S5sc 1000 lbs Hulk Shoulders at &c
packed.
EuTTER- -2t drssins fair quality at 1s5fc.
TALLOW-1n good demand and firm at 9Hc.
DRESSED HOGS Received 3,64b. Market act
i've and &c lower. Sales were:
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f1ur packers are about ful1, but the hogs continue
to arrive, and killing does not stop. Salez report
ed Of s,co0 head yesterday. and few to-day. IN
according to weight-hoss Weighing 800 1bb and
upwards selling at DC. The number OF hogs killed
by our packers to date Ia abont l50 900 head.
, 1863-01-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CoURT-B3o,e Judge Goodri:A.-
Chase VS.. Moody. This was IN action Of tres
pass ii ct dr7lis, heretofore mentioned In these
columns. 1t came UP yesterday, on motion
to discharge the defendant out Of the custody
Of his bail, for want Of 4 sufficient affidavit
and order 10 hold bail The case was argued
By ". 4, McAllister for tho plaintiff, and C.
c. Bonney for the defendant, and the follow
ing, among other points, discussed:
l. Whether the rule Of the common law
relative to arrests In cases Of tort is in force
In this State.
2. Whether the Ects and circumstances of
the case were sufficiently set forth In the afl
dayit.
s. The effect of failure to procure a re-
turn of the capias and bail bond on or before
tie first day Of the term.
The court expressed an unwillingness to in
tcrfcrc with the practice which has heretofore
prevailed, aud declined to allow the motion.
NEW F1nM.-Wc understand that Dr. Hor-
ace G. Gillette, formerly Of South Windsor,
Connecticut, has been appointed Surgeon to
the battalion Of Maj. Gen. McClcrnand's body
guard. His able articles appeared In OUT col
umns, on the care Of the wounded on the
battle fields Of Pittsburg and Shiloh. VT
leain, however; that Dr.. Gillette declines the
above mentioned appointment, Us he had al
ready connected himself with q firstrclass
boot and shoe mandatory that has been in
| operation In this city four years, during which
time the d.. has been with US as the admins
TRAITOR Of G. n. Henderson.
Tic new firm take the store 4G Lake street,
belonging to thchc Of the deceased. Their
large real estate here, and ali assets connect
ed Herewith, will be managed and controlled
| under The entire direction Of Dr.. Gillette, 4
brothcr.in-law Of the deceased.
The new firm have secured the services Of
J. Q. Thompson, who has had au experience
| of twelve years In The wholesale shoe trade
in the leading houses in this city, and their
salcsroom -(40 Lake strcet) will be under his
control, which will be opened by the 18th Of
February.
We hope New England will send ne more
such men Of Intelligence, energy, capital and
religious character, to fill the places in our
commercial communicative insane l,o~l Of
the Chicago Daily Times to tho contrary not
wlthstanding. 81 .--'
] Col. M1uALoTzf,-This gallant officer,
Colonel Of the 2Ath Illinois, Formerly known
as the German Hecker rcgimont,) is in this
civ, looking we'll and hearty. His visit is in
consequence Of severe sickness In his family,
recurring his presence. As soon as practicable
t the Colonel will return to his regiment,
i which, under his ekillfnl leadership, perform.
ri such effective service at Murffcc6boro.
LARCENY or WAToH.-Dr. 7. Waite LOST
Il a fine gold watch, valued at Sl25, from the
dressing table in his Office on Clark street on
Wednesday. Suspicion fell upon ayoung wo
: man who Ind called at the office for advice
anu Search resulted In the recovery Of the
M na.eh' M =. tho guilty party vas In such 8
: state OF health as to absolutely forbid her rc
a moyal, the Doctor declined to prosecute.
, 1863-01-24

at eorie hours being perfectly blocked with teams.
The prices paid were for $50 1ns and upyar1s,
S{1sk: zoo 1bs to no. $i.00; under 200 1a, $3.T5.
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Pork is firm at s1a,00 for prime; $15.00d116 00for
mess; and $16.M@17O0 y brl for clear. cash.
and western Lard 10Hc in bfls and tres, and
ike In kegs; and smoked hams 8Xc q b, cash.
, 1863-01-24

CHOICE S7ocE-on Wednesday last at Sher-
mans Lake Shore stock yards, the best lot OF
sheep exhibited this season changed owners.
There wero 81 ewes and one yearlins buck-thc
former bringing $500 per hcad. and the latter
sle5e0 They were raised By - Stone, ESQ.,,
Of Guelph, Canada West, and purchased for VIM.
II. Rose, Esq, By Hughes + F1Ensworth, the we'll
ltuoWu cattle and stock brokers.
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Totalamount to complete. .$177,oa5
When completed the total cost Of the pcni-
tcntinry will be about $685., ,655.


When completed the total cost Of the peni-
tcntinry will be about $685., ,655.
SEPARATE sys7En Pn1so,-Tb,s bui,d.
ing has been constructed according to
the original plan, with the exception that
built The cells are seven By seventeen feet
in size, and twelve feet in hight, with double
doors Of wood and iron. The windows are
near the top Of the cells, thus being out Of
the reach Of the inmates. Tie most danger
ors men and the insane are confined.
L1BRAnY.-samuel L. Casey. ESQ.,, ac-
coTdlng to Inv, ts required to Keep
q library Of 500 volumes, for the use
Of the conyicts. At his request the Com
ton Of works: A yearly addition to this IL
brary would be looked upon By the conyicts
next to freedom, as the highest boon the
Statc could confer upon them.
WARpEK's REroRT.-At the date Of the last
report ofthc Warden to the Legislature (De-
celnber 1SCQ,) there were 872 conTtts IN the
, 1863-01-24

We noti.c speculative inquiry for ba11eled
porl, bnt no transactions hare been made public
Beef: bacon and lasd arc quiet. but prices rule
SIS; new do 1t $15:75: mess Beef, Baltimore
packed, At $3.50. and MOL do at $1s,50 per brl;
baccn-old ehoulders &c; new do 6A9sHc: old
Lard-Weeteru, In hrls nnd tres, 104c for new, and
bptchcrs 9kc q u,
, 1863-01-24
~ Teach your children to uae Hudson's un-
riraled Tooth Paste. 1t is Invaluable and inno-
cent. Sold by Druggists and Dentists only.

p- 9s Dearborn and 10 South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city fordgeing
and cleaning ladies' and geu.lemcu's clothing.
Cook & McLain, proprietors.
, 1863-01-24


IS tllvijipg on $50 and 200 lbs at $500, $50 and
FLouE-Rcceivcd1 OF brls. Market dun, Sales
were: 70 bEls Island Queen. choice white win
Ter at at $9:59: 1c9 brls "Nasksille Eagle do at
s"s psi9s as' saper saasa q e e. %
1876 lower. Sales e1e:-WIS7EE-1,0oo bu No3
Iejcetei in Stnigee, S. i Co. s) Ut sio5: srR1sa
b q % ss@s @ 1Sazs} 4 = Slis: }S e r. b % a g.
lin II s A,'f} oil At S1.lo: 1,a0 BIZ 10 = spring
lin Newtcrrysl at 97e; 9.tO0 bu do lin II. & -
II &c; 500 bu do Tin came house) at a4c: 400 bu
Il. IT, & ~, Il 6 Sc M 10 In s1 Nsw6s Se sc M
See 81 e Y s S. b. Market dull and
esei ;ss 81 S e. asSS 5 eGan 81 o o
fin stnrges) at dsc; 500 bn do I'm Flint & Thomp-
son.s) At 45Hc: sc0bn New Corn in store at 36c
AQo en & Do 20 On track 4tc sobu Ear Corn ontssck
oATs-Rcceiycd. o.451 bu. Market dull. Sales:
800 bn No In atorc at 46xc; so sks ON track at
ME-Reeeived, 1855 bn. Market unchanged.
Sa9cs:-1.600 bn No in store at CSC.
BAR1.Ei-Rccciyed,6 615 bu. Market firm. Sales:
1eo IN pssms e ,'s sample at $50; 1000 bn No In
HionWMt::s- Market steady Sale. $50 brls
A.& ILcoHo1-Nomtn.1 c 5Nt at s1assc y ea,.
TIMOTHY SEED--Aetive aud steady. sa1es:-
$50 bags end 150 bushels prime at $500; 100 bags
Ell cIoVER sEED-1n good demand aud firm.
sales: Is bn prime at $3.50: il bris good at s545
- bags fair at $50; 70 bushels fair at S6A5.
FLAX SEED-Aore active and firm. Sales: 20
sALT.4to bis onond5ga Fine 1t saa.a5; 100 SKIS
|: COdPERAGEFofE Barrels in good demand
tigl GsG do Mt 81 40 del: 1 10 at Il Al del: COO
, 1863-01-24

Buffalo Grain Mnrket--Jan. %.

Whcat-AIarket firm. Sales since our LIST s., 600
bu at $l.15 for No. Chicago spring; SLIT for a
choice article Of tho eame; 81. 80 for red winter
western, and 81 SO for white Canadian. Corn-AaE-
ket qnict but firm. Sales s!ncc yesterday noon,
16,oo0 bu, mottly on private ter1os-some going at
&c free Of storage to date.
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n IE u.

In this city, Esday morning. Sd Inst, EULY E.,
only child Of F. H. and L. G. bailey. aged years.
uioutLs hnd q days. -
Fnneral 1t The residence tic a!ly. p. West Jack
son street. Sunday afternoon next. at $ O'Clock.
In tl:is city, on the 23I Inst. RUTH EDGWOIsTH
daughter o1 p and MARTHA u. Carter. aged years.
months ana SC iaTs.
Funeral from tie residence Of her parents $o7 West
ADKINS street to day at o'clock p. II. Friends ofthc
iauIy arc invited to attend.
o.! tic st Inst, from the effects ef wound re-
ceivei II, Tic battle Ct Mnrtfcesboso. John G. F.
NOBLE Of the 18th Illinois. Co. E. aged 70 yea.s.
OF Cl.as. +. Noble, OF Chicago.
The funeral Of Mrs. ELIZA a. BRADLEY, widow OF
the 1ate David II bradley. will take place Sunday
tt0-mattow). at T. NJ. nt her late residence. l6
Quincy street. Friends invited to attend without
further nttcc.
AT MeCIellan.s Raneh: Ynha County. California,
Dec, ed. 1SSs WILLIAM H. THtIsSTCS, ,aget Il years
months and days; formerly OF Chicago.
, 1863-01-24

Dressed Hogs-Thc demand Is good. in conside-
ration Of the weather. and prices arc about the
esmc, good lots scsdity bringing $500, while for
l?ts averaging 800 ns no more than $t.t6 can be-
obtained. For extrn heavy hogs s. .t1i6e more than
the quoted figure could be obtained. ~
, 1863-01-24

Whisky advanced to &c. with good demand.
operations, prices having reached point that at
fosds profit, and there will therefore be heavy
additions TO the stock and large increase In the
distil1esea has affected the corn MARKET and prices
advanced 1c, closing at 47c for ear and shelled,
with m upward tendency.
, 1863-01-24
xpofss ssoTProVlsIonH and Hrendstuffa
from New York.
g. r~-ss TEnxr NKarket-3un, %.

so1es mn, Change wcrc unImpottant, but pficce
c-a 1rithnnt raatcrial change. Cloyereced we
nnotn at SG,CaKGGs7H. daxseed ut $a7S0-'so'
1Snd ti71n+hv at ~ s5N1a6aH q bn.
, 1863-01-24

ATT1fa1 Oh 131e NCHlE1Htu1E RHEG9s
The Legislature party from Springfield ar
rived last evening, according to the published
programme, and took ROOMS at the fremont
and Sherman houses The Democratic mcm-
bers Of the Legislature attended a Democratic
pow-wow, while the Republicans spent the
evening enjoying the hospitalities of our cit
izens. To-day they will visit the Board Of
Trade and inspect the various lions Of the
city. Tomorrow it is to be hoped they will
attend church, and on Monday morning re-
turn to their duties at Springfield. The fol
lowing is a list ofthc party:
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Atps ss4tc ra!rs Fer gentleman q ts.ts; Neslta
nils aad colturtng nnuences OF city nfe. . i've
ss the God # natu1a intended ho snou'd hev this u
;ntfcfd enc Of ttneo opportunities to HcCure for
himaeN and family beautiful home theS seldom
prest1ted to suan. mora shan CAGE or tseo In 1e-
nent that eauscs ne s.!e For gaTeasaEs "
csll upon 7; u. CUMMINGS f8 sen3a Clark stssst.
yslle. WEcoustu, Ia1 ytsss1m
, 1863-01-24

The arrivals Of breasted hogs continnc to be very
large. With but slight change in quotations. At no
tao the present esaeon hare they been received IN
, 1863-01-24

HONOR 70 WHoM HONOR Is DUE.-Afrs. En-
glish gratefully thanks Sergeant Potter, of
Capt. T. Bonds company, 18th Illinois cay
airy for rescuing her son from a watery grave.
Such conduct is worthy Of nll praise. The
little fellows father is now in the country's
service, aud soldier saved a soldiers son.
, 1863-01-24

It is respectfully rccommcndcdby the Com
missioncrs that the lease Of the present time
be extended sufficient time to allow the con-
tractors to complete their contracts.
The Commissioners give the following as q
carefully prepared cstimnte of the amount re-
quircd 10 complete the entire work: