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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

psBELxoSr CoUSFr co4nox PLEAs
COURr.-At the late term OF tie Belmont
county Common Pleas Court the following
indictments were found
and battery.
One against George M'Pherson, Of West
Wheeling, for shooting NJ with intent to
kill"
Two against VIM. P, Simpson, for horse
stealing. .IiITR 9pFp ~
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid

Pabiishsd fsr the be1aat and SO warning, aad
caution to young men; Ths slher rom NerVo1sDe-
bEIIty, PrsupAturs Deeay, Re-: IMPLYING 1t the Sae
time tHS means Of seifouro. Byope who. has cured
hinnsslf Sfter being put to great expense through
p6St-paid addressed envelope, sINsLR coPIRs nay b
IA "a khS author, NATHANIRI. IEAYRAIR. F,a.
BsaioEd, King Co, New Ycrk. ap4-lydEW )
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WRE.APPoNrED.-We learn that Col.
A, Blair has been re,appoipted Resident
Engineer of the National Road West.
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Markets by telegraph.
NEW Yon, March s.

- -IUTEl ,.
FLOUR lOa2Sc lower and very dull, irregular and
extra round hoop Ohio, 1909 IS for trade brands,
the market closing quiet. Whiaky opened unsettled
and frreRulara at 45947, closing at Is94e. wheat
duiI unsettled aud loItinay lower. The decline In
gold has Ench depressing eject that most holders
have withdraw from the market, Avery modeF-
ate business could Sc done at about the following
quotations shicago spring 4091 90, MilWaukeeelnb
1099I 6s, imber Iowa $50 20, winter rcd western
IT&81T6 Corn unsettled, irregular aud lower and
tho following are the nominal quotations: mixed
western sound shipping 85SeS7i uusgund 6S994.-
Oats and sugar dull and 70 Bell freely hOders would
iIEans and IiIl6lOX for NuseoTada AfuIasses firnI
with q moderate; New efIeabs 1895. Fork duh;
unsettled Rnd IL 70 for old mes, ~ % lGr neW do,
n s0al3 Is FOR cid and IT- prime aud I6 6O29G80
for new prime mesl BeeIdu'l IL 509l875 for west
ioFH Bacon d5es dull and Ghade easier; 81 for
western short ribbed 9H@I0 tore city, short clear
price an extreme. Butter 1891, Ohio 25d9SQ-
Cheese Steadyat 1915
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The supply b large and the rates easy. Sterling
DAN, unsettled and decidedly lower. The nominal
quotations nro aroJT28I4 for, Merchants dnd11S&
lT6tfoF Bankers bills. >
Cola decidedly lower, and has Wildly auetuhtsd,
opening at 65 declIniAgto 50, and el0Iink weak q
fSSSSR5II< 5=y - 49, - 9Tg
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FDHIs cause having been referrtd to me to take an
IL account Of what Is due 70 the PLAINTIFF, and Al
others the creditors Of Joseph Moore decels IN the
pleldtngs nention and % compute interest on saeh
~ the debts carry teres; also tak5 account
of the personal property which into Ehs hands
Of the executfx OF into the hands
Ofany other persoH by her order for her use ana
also Ascertain OF that real estate the said J6sh
Moore; Ideceasod, seized within this CommonWealth
It's lOcationt quantity, aud value also its annual Fe
tai value Hfter deductinG taxes aud neeesaEy
thereof notice b hOfby gwen the creditors Of the
id Joseph NnpFe ece1sSd, and al other parties IN
teFested, toappear before at my 0@ee, on Fourth
street. in thaeity Of IheopE Yas on the 1lth day
Of March, 1853, and prove their respective debts and
demands sqainst the estate Of the aid Joseph Modre
deceased, 0theRFis6t viii be SECLUDED from tax
ing any behahE under the said decree
EE$F 4af HANNIBAL B0RBES
feba-1aWAW. vs.- Master conlmiIionsE.
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nNsMED11Ne A.4RAT.-9nsthe. 2Ist- of

IA SMELLING 4shAT.-t1u<thea21 st of.
February box came to the Express Office
in this city, directed to Ghas. II. CoWan.
Mr.. CoHan did not call for the, box, and.
he could not be found. For several days
there has been disagreeahle odor peryad.
ing the Express Office, the source Of which
could not be traced. Yesterday suspicion
fell upon the box. 1t was opened and
found to contain something lesstban a hun.
dred dead rats, which were packed closely
like sardines, and stunk worse than rotten
mackerel. The box was hustled out Of the
Office and sent away. The design Of the
personlwho sent the box was doubtless to
play a joke upon Cowau. a note was di-
rected to Mr.. Cowan through the post Office
some days ago informing him. that the box
was in the Express office. Hea is believed
to have received the note, but like thefEx-
press men, he is supposed to have ''smelt
rat,% and didn'tcall for the box.
"a BA1r1HOnE AND ONO RAILROAD
The passenger aud freight business on this
road is now said to be immense. Coal,
live, stock, -four, pork, &C.. go east.frOm
from the Ohio in long freight trains
while coffee, dry goods, &C., are ship
ped westward in large quantities. The.
passenger business is better now than at
any time since the commencement of the
war.
The iron railroad bridge at Harper's
Ferry is rapidly approaching completion.
The irsttwo spans are finished aud the
third and last span will be completed in a
short time as a large force of workmen are
engaged upon it night aud day, In the
meantime the trains continue to pass over
the wooden bridge,
The second railroad track on the Wash
ingtOn branch will be completed before the
1st of June,
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FIour declining; Ohio extra s71kSs %! Wheat
dan. white ss@l 9s, red 7s9I f4. Cnrudnll and
heavy; white 94995, yellow S696F. Whisky dun
and depresSed5I lles e 50.
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sHRRIFF'VS SALE.

A. ALLEN Howell, \ In tbs Circuit Ccurt Of Ohio,
vs. county, Va on the ChAn.'
Susan II. STEELE, ct ala Gerry sidsthersoE 3 4 y
II n pursuance of decree Of said oreqit Court Of
Ohio eFuAty, made AZ the fall term 1851 IN the
above named case, VIII, on Wednesday, the 18Th
day Of MARCH,, 1865 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, At tile front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, sell the
highest and best bidder, the middle parcel Of lot
number tWoL in square number seven %, situate
parcel Of SAID lot being twenty-five feet on Main
street and running back to the depth Of said lot.
Terms Of sAle-Ten. per cent In hand, the balance
In three equal At si, twelve, And eight
cen months the giving bond with approved
security for the deferred payments Slid bond bear
ing Interest from day OF sale until paid; the title be-
ing retained until the purchase money & paid.
AE0NE0L0RING.
feb1S I'd Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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GIoRsETs supply just Feoaivedat the variety
~ Store Of N, HIC0BL BRO,
tsb9o l.-.si. fl.5,{ -. - 10o Main street.
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SPRING DE LANES.

: sEt4AtA . - e! llAINE1As =
a FEW pieces handsome spring style, Garibaldi
IN Magenta and White De LANES, all wool.
, Plain Black 81 aud 81 De LANES. 5ss4
Ballard Walls F1annOls, All qualities
l. fshlo s-s1s574 ]. g. RHODES,
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IN retiring from the arm Of Hobbs Burnos, ]
wish t0recomm0pd the NEW EmNs to the favorable
consideration Of the public and our former customers
febIT JAMES ,. RARNES.
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DISSOLUTION

THE oReensvare, Glassware aud China business at
the store No. us Main street occupied by thoIato
irm OfH6bbs 1 Barnes, will be carried on by
,1a5 ISL HOBBS, son 90.
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Gz2-A bpoHiS1I suproE4EssG Fffs,,..;,,s q i.
snd other aYoritestyl For sale - , i's''s
7. Il. LoGAfs& co.
and LOGAN, LIST 3o0
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t IN ohaneeTy, in tie
Wolfe, Ballard Co, use, &c, Circuit Court for
- Va Ohio CO., Va. De-
J6seph Modre's- exeeutrix or cree for aocOuut
admiaistTatriX and otheFH- and other purposes
rnnfareij nlY.lSE8
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, 1863-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

The rcnara1 rn.rteta today wore vcrx rnncb M.
Settled in conseoocnce Of the unsteadineas of the
ro,. VII .,.,s-at a. o.,a III. toronoo.,ro
sar1v ~ +46,1<-.drancinct tn IN 1s<-tbey declining
~ m and c,,s,r< 7r;t,, 9he First no.r a. 1eo,5
r, ,i,o c,anna- tha ,ead;nr n,rlst. tor o,-s;n
or.ros ~ a .s....as ~. ~ 49, 49,.
s!.+,e., 1s s1.., 49, r,.s-.a. ,-,a sssos .,sat
Tho n,s-la. -. ,~as dcc,d,;,,r srraor
,rt t,'a", T.. ~ s.,,.,.,. +, ssr.,;". ~. Iass
h,,, sus.. - ~ "a. ~ h.,hn. J.a 1 s.1s
"'.r " We "st.se se "au 1ssa ,,e51os sa.es
t..,1a. 49, ~. 49, as,,,a s,Ssg. ~ .aJ n,o11a
~ ~ NV .sSs<a-
!os ~ Lata H. ine IT,. saics 's. eonpsaeso ,ss one
-oanu W. W -" tses esss eet1.s a. !os 14sse
~ .h.t r,ea ~ .a hn. ai ~ 1ots ~ o'1 @
, 1863-02-19

In the United States Circuit Court the case
Of B. G. Shaw rs. R. Shinlnon Ct al, was again
up. This was writ on Il bond, already re-
ported in the TRIBUNE. Experts were called
to testify as to the penalty named in the bond,
whether it was ten thousand or t,co thousand
dollars. In the afternoon the plaintiffs with
drew juror, ana the cause went over for the
term.
In the Cook County Circuit Court, the tres
pass suit Of Shivers vs.. Buchanan occupied
the Court all day.
In the Superior Court Judge Wilson was
engaged with the divorce case Of sc!.anze VS..
Sehlanze, already noticed.
Judge Higgins Is trying for the third timo
all action for fnlsc Imprisonment, Catherine
s1cissner against Godfrey a. Jesscl. The
plaintiff, it will be remembered, lived with
the defendant IN the capacity Of a servant.
Mrs. Jessel missed several articles ofjewe1ry,
and had the girl arrested on 4 charge Of lar
ceny. Size was subsequently discharged, and
this action was brought for damages, arising
out of the Glse Imprisonment. The case bus
already been twice tried.
, 1863-02-19

Thelet ot ecoohogs noted 1boye at = 5and 500
Woleott esq.,. was the purchaser Of the lot Of loo
and Messra. Gelpcks & Thornc bought the lot Of
o. FeIiouR-Rcccivcd, aoo5 bu. Market firm.
salcs werc: 50 brls '.CariinviIlc '' choice White
Winter at $s.0O; 50 bzls tno brand given) do at
$7.6sX; lo brls ':Fearl Mills - do 1t 500: LEO
= .faeifs DO It 500: 10 bis ;: Foiesuo At
s5.:s; 3eo bfls spans E1tSa at *5s5; 100 6fls un-
WnEAT--Reecired. i6,456 bu. Market opened
eas @ M ln!I At RH The elo.s Sis, MsEe:
jeetsd Red in store at s10oX; 5,s1 bu do at s. o3
spsiHs In i. &s;sI i $1s5; 80 = g tse y;
Spring In store lin H. & s 1t s'.io; $50 bu do
& % s s1os q Il d d q ID :, a. saa
i 81: q FIG 80 f Is g. eg a as 1s S3 as @ s.
acC0 6u do III F. 4 T. 81 At 81 Los; 40l bl Rejected
Spring lin Ms, at SOC: 401 bu doat &c.
better. but eiosed atiet Sales: 1000 81 Mid
bu do at sc; 10 bu DO At 6ssle; 1000 bu DO at
g eG 81 e co1 ps'
6ATsUReceiycd. .ls,sso bu. Market. qniet.
5;Xc: Io bu Rejected Oats in store At Sc,
sales: 80, bu No IL store at ss5c; 4oo bu do It
BARLEY-Reccived, 1.44s bu. Market quiet.
SaleR: eco bu fair quality in bags At S1.25.
H1GHWISEs-Harketf firm sales: 600 bsls at
TIMOTHY sEED-Dnll. Sales: 50 bags good at
CLOVER SEEDS bsgs fair Clover at 500.
sALT@coo aEs Ground Alan Salt at s1,co, free
, 1863-02-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. IS, II

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb, IS, 1868.
f1,1d Ia ain, IN III -,,,,ooa T. o,,nca th,s
oo'a 10 s,.' u 'a,e Ia'nrae. ~ opsAsu '., '..a
I'll 1T bonyd At 1ee.f Our bansers were paying 1890
16o Old Drman, Notcs started In Now York at
wv ~" oem4"" ts"'e' s'1''>1 - WV
no. aud maintained that point. Here our dealers
werr payanQ 1os6115p, Silver is quoted ali the why
ltoai l4UtSAo"'
At the second board in Now York, Gold went Up
- my o,a ,,o,o, a,o.av at 4,,.t aor,c In mia
10 lol aha e'osea s'eaos ~ tna. as"ls' u 'n's
city It opened In the morning dull with salcs as
low az lb7, but tho Now York advccs ran It up to
.co =. ,i., /. to,,S
1o9, ~ WHICH ~ e'osco'
Exchange Is perhaps little hrTcr, and is selling
from Par to ,l-1-1Gth premium il probably tho
'noe. ropasut 9"o'a'.ou ~ saA."
WtAy By the b1nkcr5, anu scarce by tic merchants
Vrla,dlY know which urc right,
yyohnc- tnotsr "a r,,fs ~ the firm, of ,r.r.
shall s 1Islcy Of Milwaukee, and owners of tho
Stutc Bank Mt Madison Inns purchased the majority
....,, ar.1sn :. T..aoss. ret" =, +h,. a,.,-
u .i'e s'oeA o' 'ne 4iaus.e oa"n' ~ 'A's e''s'
aud will open harktng othcc Mt the present loea-
,.ars1 n,,sh.r, ,,, occunu tto roa,tJo of caa,1o,
"olu AuA"'A 80 'e'AP' 4"s fo''''o4'' ~ s''o''eA
In the new banking houac.
FINANCIAL MATTERS IN New TonK.-The New
yor,. 7,.u%. on yon6,v has tbc following.
The trade and Financial a1airs or the past week
are chiefly remarkable for thc heavy export move
mpnt Of domestic produce, stimulated by the high
rates OF cSchanEe on Iohaon. "hleH scnac5e most
g. the osdeTs @ Tor s9 ha E &C.
rency value Of the shipments Of the week Is over
1s: million OF dolass' Al Inc same sam 1is nac I'M
Inc spccie export ahout tho same as the cores
, 1863-02-19

NEW YORK. Feb. ts-CorToS-Dull aud droop-
tny ut Soc.
FLorE-opcned 1e115c better, With only mods-
rate demand, and closed heavy. buyers generally
tefustng to pay the advance. Sales at $s.Asb7.e5
for extra state: $7.seIs.09 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and IS. 100 $50 for trade brands ito,
WlI@Ky-Sales 1t 5iGt 5Gc. chiefly at &c.
GnAlS-Whcnt opened 1y12c better. and closed
dull buyers generally refusing to pny the advancc:
Chicago spring at $l.4eGt1.b1; Milwaukee clubat
Il .G3; winter red II 81 .G3Sl1 H. Corn open
cd at IGae better, snd closed '!ul with no buyers,
at iii advance: 059t'7c for Bound: 81 l195c fot It'll"
eonnd; o3c for white; VIC for western yellow.
iu store. Oats are flrmcr at 1G5Sse-.
GKocEn1Es--CofFec gulct md very hEm.
sl,.T5 for old mess; $1lN,G13 Is for old and new
prime; x1550Sbl7,00 for tcW prime meas. inc!ud-
int. t00 brls ncss deliverable on or bsforG TIC
5tl OF March at $l7c0, and 1000 br1s do for Juno
at $3.50 Beef quiet and steady. Bacon eldcs
Ar1ncr uni more active at T14I71sc for western
Cun,berlans!s; 61s1s,sc for western short Ribbed.
antt D!lG10xc 10 short clear. Lasd more active
Aful shade GyrnGf
, 1863-02-19
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EsES1So, Feb. Is, 1869.
PROVISIONS Market firm. Sales werc:- 15o
trls outside city Mcgs Pork at 1880 200 brls city
Prime Mess Pork at III ,67H: 80 00olbs very light
Middes at 5Ac: se bxs Short Middles at 611c !;
100 pcs Green Hams (from dressed ho9s) at So
4oG0 lbs country Short Rib Midiles ut So packed:
1.4oo tcs prime city Kettle rendered Left Lard ut
Kettle at 9a{c: 1850 les primo city teaurelcret
Leaf Lard 1T galc; 800 tee No Lard at 91sc: G0tcs
o at &C: a5 tce White Grease at &c. 15o tcs Yellow
Grease at Tic; IS tcs Common Brown Grease At
bHe:
BUTTER-Market firm. Sales :-a4 kegs prime
at 16itc: eco lbs common at 14c.
DRESSED HOGS-Recaised, ais. Market ac-
tire and n shade frmer Sales were:
, 1863-02-19

CARD.-Drs II. &J. Hunter. rhysicians for AZ
fcctfons cf the Throat and Lungs.
Dr.. Jamee Hunter, In charge Of the odlcc In
Chicago, having been compelled by unavoidable
pbscncc from the city, to close tue Office for few
days. has now the pleasure to announce to bis pa
tlcnte and auch a. desire to consult him, that he
has returned andreopens his office ut the Sherman
uouec-p2rlor No. 10-to-day.
The deairc Of hia patients here, and many at
distance, who wish to have personal Interview
before commencing treatment induces him to cx-
tend his risit short time longer.
The great SUCCESS which has attended his pecu-
liar treatment In Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, aud nll the adtctions of the Throat or
Chest are now well known here as elsewhere, and
furnish many references for the satisfaction Of
those who may require Or. Hunters services.
New York oflee s32 Broadway.
Chicago office, parlor Nc. 10, Sherman House.
Hours Of consultation from 10 o'clock a. N. to
m.
February 1B, 1868.
Cocous. BEoscnrr1s, Tho entire freedom from
all deleterious ingredients renders "Brown's
Bronchial Trocl,es, or Cough and Voice Lozcngca
a safe remedy for the most delicate female, Or
Youngest child and has caused them to be held in
the highest esteem by clergJmen, singers, and the
Puone s'A1Aa"3
& PIun1Bus Tsux.-C. c. Hudson, csq.-Dcar
str-r harc uscd vour Tn,Iroll+d Tooth pesto and
- ,..S. ~. 1s. .D,.,,N N,.". 's 4A0
pronounce II Tue oeHt Hltlio my knowledge.
Cleveland, Ohio. r. CnAxBEnL1S.
sn1s he nr,o,,ste o,a 1,or+,.., ,o,o..,,,
"eto " O'"ss's'o 0no DeA''o'7 eene'"u''
~-nu ,,...-- .,,,-
-~.Ie e -. - 49, ~"
iolk p1iccs' AZ Z. Rugby f. " hanuolph Street.
fnbfA-ttn
H One hundred thousand Planters, TRIBUNE
rcafIers ard fhnfr nefchbora want +he White o-
r.ss u.:t,s > a,'s "".' nv 'n'e ~ ~
gray "no"-a gooo thlne ano Will pay TWO OF
three prices, or get spurious or both, buying Of
,+resnors,},1c ,,olia,a Alan E-,,,t r-,oa c-onea
, 1863-02-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbun:.l
C1Sc1SSA11, Feb Is, 1863.
Pnov1s1oSs-No demand for uess pork, and p!f-
ces unchanged. There Is a good demand for bulS
meats chiefly Sides at full prices. Sales 70ooo lbs
at I1sc for shoulders, 5c for han,s, and 6ae to SC
for sidcs. LARD In good demand. Sales Of 800
tie.cca, head and gut, at &c for county and 9A for
city; and o00 tcs prime country at o:<e city Is
held ut Ice.
XuraKEr--Qull Sales 800 btle 2k &c.
, 1863-02-19

Provisions in Ph1Iudc1phia-Fcb.1 10.
In Provisions there is ftm feeling; sales Of
mtes pork at $15.5ol1600 per brl; zoo casks Of
halns III salt and pickle at 7;HG,9c; come sides ut
Gs.c, and 100 casks shoulders Ut &C. cash.
, 1863-02-19

Il vii! be eecn that the receipts are heavy this
week, AMI for this reason, notwithstan!ilng the
ces arc no bctter-hartly as good. tndccd rs last
week. taking the average on all grades. Ti!cEr is
every description on the market, from premium II
the poorest scallawngs that we have scen here In
year. For prime extra the market Is good. and
there has been fair demat,d for the proper gual-
ties but of Of n mfnn hIs thS inaH is sh
run over ths Esic KaiiToa. was unusually light up
to c bea;9 9ns s way g tss
Hence, 1t wae argued. the supply in New York WAS
NOT bc more than an average. and, therefore that
prices would not fall tller. Some Ct tl,e heaviest
tIon. and they tcltgrapl.cd West Saturday after.
no9n to their ngcnts or partners TO hold on; anu
at tho West arc now no eh that II viii DO folly for
the mlddemcn TO venture in for the next market,
through in ftst hands. For tho past few weeks
nearly one.llAlf the total receipts have brrn
u tie ha,.as Of ths n,idale;men. md .hls taet
the priccs. This week, for Instance although
there eighteen owners in alt. here, sone 900
Of the total number Of bceycs OH sale arc held by
without profit. In some instances they made
rrsll commissions, while in Others they Ind to
] wcrs heavy. s as many of the New Workers bought
i:Id !o9 3ead there, aud thssc> were soon sos,.
blelup'' BY \ combination. the parties to which
| admit that they have found but little money In
| their bargains. The Eastern ,ncn arc buying
tra,ingly, as there arc not many becvcs IN OF this
quality they want. and thu nGurts are too high. AS
/ NaehlnEton's Birthday arrives this week. VIC have
fnIr supply Of fancy heeyes, held at fancy prccs.
Prices VII quote al follows:
| Premium ~ loo ibs) IS 501G OC
| Extra. ..................... ......., 1905 oG
| Fi5et quality. 39tint 2C
Second quality. 80 I3|i
Third quality. a.501a1t
, 1863-02-19

Montreal Cattle Market-Feb. Ii.
Beevcs-The market Is still well Supplied,
chiefly medium quality, Prices are nearly nm.
changed. Extra none. let quality, $5.o0' I'd do,
Hogs-Supply from the west Is fair. but scanty
from the farmers. Prices, $3.O0G4 90, according,
to quality and appearance. Several old lots are
pressing on the market, for which former prices
would be taken.
, 1863-02-19
AFFAIRS AT CAMP DOUGLAS.
Condffgoa or thc Camp
Lfsts Etc.

Nothing Of Importance lns trlnsrifcd III
Camp .incc cur last report. The 9th are IS
nnxious to ret into the field MS ever, and dis
like the idea Of SO long remaining in Camp.
The officers anticipate very pleasant time At
the Military Bail, at the Briggs House On
Monday evening, and are making their ar
rangcmcnts accordingly. Gen. Ammer' We
are pained to hear, is still confined 10 nls
rooms at the Sherman House, By Illness
DR.. Humphreys, Medical Inspector General,
inspected the Camp yesterday, and reported
uufayorsb1y to the location. nc 1sFors
change to some dryer and more elevated loca-
ton. even ut greater distance from tile city;
Int it is probable no change will be made,
although a portion Of the grounds are 80 wet
and covered by pools Of water during the
winter, as to be almost useless, especially the
Parade Square. He espcaks highly Of the con-
d,tfon Of the quarters Of the 65th Illinois, and
p.i,l high complimentto Col. Cameron.
With i population Of upwards Of five thou-
sand, Camp Douglas is busy place The
Headquarters is thronged by loyal and seccsh
soldiers. upon real or imaginary bus'ncss,
which is rapidly dispatched b. the proper OH
cers. The Post Surgeons office Is constantly
crowded br applicants for. almost every con-
cciyable uilmcnt, and three Of the Confedcr-
utc surgeons are now unable to attend TO their
duties from oyeF-exertion in caring for their
s;c,, Contributions Of clothing continue to
come in 1iberally, in small parcels, however.
The three sntlers appear to he. driving
xcrv proEpcrous business. and arc pro.
no,,nrc1 hr tnc men as n yery great convent
r,cc and as "clcyer fellows. D. 8, Brandon.
photographer established himself al the camp
.H,-an .,,s 1;,.o.sssos ~ sevor.1 tbons,nd A. no- W.
sons in camp-Fsderal and reoel--whicn have
friends MI over the country. There arc few
,no,, whose 1abors have ulalaencd ,nore beorta
@ tau his In this peculiar line. Ills gropps Of
secesh prisoners arc r'eh, and attFac! consld-
cr:lblc attention. ana are Il source Of amusc-
mcut cyen to the motley throng of prisoners
there : represented;
ali Of III: disease rsrs remove? ast
lay. The number Of patients admitted to hos. hos
pitals since the arrival of prisoners, arc as
follows: Ward No. /. 20: No. 9. ~. No, =;
20; No. 4, 60; No. IL, is; No. II, C.: small
pox hospital IT, Total, VA The number
Of deaths that have occurred since their arri
1a1 numbers upwards Of LEO.
MORTALITY At CAMP DOUGLAS.
Tic names ofprisoncrs who hare died sine,
me,,t and date Of death are a. follows.