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, 1863-03-12
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET

From the Commercial Bulletin, Feb. III
The fluctuations in gold arc cxcrting pernielous
other n1anchcs Of business; not that the perma-
s, s*ss.s s %u IL ~ sssne a b ss taess 81
fluctuations put at fault the most prudent business
calculations. nnsett1e the market and keep buyer
and eeller Mlae apart while watching the current q
events. While there are "a Jet no symptoms OF
eoening or weakness in the price Of cotton goods,
and holders continue rn, purchasers, on the other
are sanatnE a,oo 1nd sonnt1g On ths p
tent as to cause general stagnation Of business.
The Issue seems to be, not between those iegiti-
nate eausss which IN The operation Of the aws Of
but between the bulls and bears Of the specie mar
ket-and we suppose there is no other alternative
fos business men hgt to walt patiently and see zee
victorious. One probable effect Of this state OF
things may be, however, to bring Western buyers,
securing @ stoekp, preeipitatey into the market, 20
formed M cd into extreme actiTity, which in view Of
the scarcity Of goods cannot fall to enhance
We give no quotations Of cotton goods this
week, as Gales have been insu1icient for predt-
should add, however. that there is i growing
scarcity OF blcache1 fabfice, which has rendered
thcee descriptions very firm, and that come Of oar
cotton, have, within the last few days, marked Up
their light spring styles, which are In rcFJ limited
supply.
The voolen goods market does not ehaIe this
temporary depression to great extent. as there Is
no decline, and apparently no prospect OF one in
the raw material, let gold premiums sule as they
| may. On the contrary, both wool and ita fabrics
tend steadily upward and there ia fair degree OF
activity In the Market limited only In some ca ses
BY the scarcity Of desirable styles Of goods: Fan
cy cas.mcrce, particularly, Of qualities suited to
tic New England trade, arc In urgent request, and
| higher prices are realized for them.
The market for dresa goods, especially Of foreign
/ fot ar hal
affected By the causes which regulate the price o
/ exchange.
, 1863-03-12
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, March Ii, 1858.
BEEF CATTLE-Markcta active and firm 1t pre-.
y}ous quotations. salcs we're:
Mills sold Hough % head good shipping becves,
averaging LEO fbe. at $3.50.
La-man cold Burnside j. Co. II head good
government cattle, averaging 1,0s0 Ds, at sans
Searles Fo1d HouEh 10 head good shipping beeves,
Averaging 1,91B tbs, Mt $3.50.
Sullivan cold Horgh 10 head good grade cattle,
averaging ,3G5 rbs, at 1895.
Simmons fold HouGh ii head good shipping
beeyes, averaging ], ,a65 Ds, at $3,30
Rnreman eold Hymnn 10 head prime shipping
steera. averaging lao los, at SEQ.
HOGS-Market firm at prevtons quotations.
Gn1n
, 1863-03-12

TuE "Ro1L or HONOR N Co. 4, SSru L.
LIMOS REo1,dESr.-Ihc following noncom~
,nissioncd officers and privates Of company 4,
Capt. G. ". Smith, ssth ed Board Of Trade)
Regiment, hare been selected for their gallan-
try and courngc displayed in battle, for the
.Roll of Honor created By Gen. Rosecrans :;
Sergeant Henry L. Simmons, Chicago.
fnrIosal Henry ". Nicholson, Chicago.
Private John B. King, Ktnmnndy, Mason county;
James Maxwell, Ncoga, Cumberland
% Privatc David R Graves, Tonica, Lasallc
Privatc Henry C. Gallup, onargs, 1roquois
TTisasc Frank Millar, Bloom, Cook county.
RUNNING AWAY PROM TIE DRAFr.-Th9
following letter was received yesterday morn
city: ~N'' '>''
,r, r,,.,,, oGtE, Lee County, III, March 9. 1858.
| Af, bsaa!ey. Chief Of Policc: " ~
| 94 SJG GkRHtaona arc leaving here :or Canada. to
asn o'o 6e'''ee. Please stop them Il ron
We understand several Coppc.boaas liza: haxe
left this city, and others asc prenar3n.e - ~
Cannot somc measures be adopted to sian -.
cowaldsl -A>
MEETING OF TIE AUDUBON Cpuu-rh.-s
will be meeting Of the Audubon c1ub an
Thursday evening, The attendance Of VI
| meu.lsss Is particularly sclues cd.
, 1863-03-12
CASH VALUE OF PRIZES, $4,000.

srKc1AL-Owing to the Inability Ct thousands p ~
cure Tickets to the 1ote Grand G Concert the Mana
gers By specal request nave MAIDS ARRANGEMENTS ~
give Second GRIND Glib Concert. The aTanGsmeats
nose % puschase Tickets for the 1ase Concert w1i
nave opportunity IA this The second 6Eand ,,ft n
Concert, The management VIII labor % maze thls
Concert the AAfest and best ever ETen In tho West
These prizes all been selected With reaf care ard
aIe of good msnnfacture and warranted genuine The
e1e1y EFFORT III be madc 70 render the concert enter-
ta!nns and to nnke r. A1osx aeompcnsasion tos Tic
Tefs.s for saIs 1t werbe H1tons ONCE No. 17Iar
erin Piano Forts lgI Lake street up stairs: A. M
ier Jeweer 1s6 Lake street. eorner Of c4rk: Giett
Titus 4 Co s Fancy Gonds and Stationery NnreFooHll
No Isl Lake street, Cuaxesth LoEtaEa LII Randolph
| street. and nearly all public Places ,.,..,n
he nS ~ssse te
Lock Box Sssa viii meet wth prompt attention. AL
| communities sons must be addressed 70 them
The PUBLIC Is respectfully inv1eS! 70 exatnlne those
two elegant Pianos At " W lmb1lIs dealer n F1sno
sewing Machines. 1t Wheeier i Wilson's Agency los
Lake street: OF the1-theit Prize 4schne-1S the
nne~s and hand5uncst manufactured Its upiicatE u
In the White ionse. In our Presidents family: also, ~
Russis: Fine Silver Ware. DC, At A. IT, Alillers ts
Goods Gtuett Tim Cos, lSi Lake at1cet; an,t
other Prizes. At Cudworth 4 Loriuss. LIS Randolph
Drawers or GIf,s in the country can have them for
xaEdcd by sending theF addfess to WcFoe & Hilton.
Post Otfce Box Gast.
The principal GINS wt1l be exhibition At Bryan Hail
| on the evening Of the Concert.
puhlL>hed In the Daily Papers Immediately atr the
] Tcnrrff-
, 1863-03-12
DRESSED HoGs-Receircd, ts4. Market a

FLoUR-Receiyed 1,4t0 bsls. Market dun and
neglected-thc extreme views ofholders limiting
t5aneaetioas. Sales were; g b5ls choice while
s1peE At S4.7s; Is b1ls AWsliace'' do At S4.sS. o. w
NHEATrReeeived, 9,a16 bn: Market quiet md
sfeis Te 1essE M sya b. Sd s. SAP Rfa
4: IS M sto1sssi af si ~ sSSo b. % e sseIsge5
xsa = s9ba ~ ssprang e. IN n S. &c sto
at*l.13 500 6u Do (aHc storage) at 5l.lsh 600
bu do in North side houses, (a13Kc storage} at
SS S b Is g s g g. 3o s,s 4 .;11:.
at TIL 26C0 bn do t3c storagc) at $l.12x 2SD5
bu Rejeeted Spring dc storage i Sse s.4o0 %
coRNRsse1sS 81 ss e 5a 30 more
Mixed in !: .. Co.'S sc atoragel at 6s1c; 1850
SC; 5000 ba do inI. D. i cos i4c atorasc} At At
b1Nc: 5,00o bu do at 5151c; 10000 bu do 1t tic !;
5000 By DO In North Side houses {4c storago> at
60sc; 1900 bu do t3c storage} at 51Ac; 1000 bu
Rejected Corn in store t3e storage at 47c; 4,s00
bn DO at 461c; 500 bn DO at 464e.
OAGS-heeeised, 8, Ia bp. Market quiet. Salea
nTE~Reeeived, 50 bu. u Market Steady, Sales,
''3eo bq bq E N91 % &c storage at . s:9. ,r.... a..
H1GHWISEs-Advanced ;Hc. Sales: 800 brle
bu fair st 81 50: 100 bags do ut $tT;4. ~
CLOVER SEhD-G0 bags prime at $500.
FLAX SEED-5t-arcc md hrm at $3.OQa350
DRIED FRUITS-.C brls Ohio Dried apples at
61ic; 80 brle New York &C at 8t;c: a,0o0 r6s dried
Peaches at 1sc; ~ brls impaired Peaches at84c.
H1DEs-steady. We quote:
R R4s a3tni snnaii g
0iJ sa1ttn. '...s..-...- -....-~.-...s...1o W
9[tfA Ca1Lt0* 20
Green Country. .........-.......-........8 8A@
Fresh $a004a.50
6U9ARS-We quote:
New OtleanB pr1ne to choice. Oil
Luua-falF 70 C00lEe. .1GIfGl34
Porto Rico-FaIr to choice. 1aAqI13I
n. 7. Rehncd-Powdere1 md
Eranulated. ..-..-..... .165{118a<
White coffee, A. .15K9tt6
Yellow coffee, B........ .14a50bl4k
Yellow coffee. ..1sA114
EGGs-In good demand at 15O1Gc per doz.
OklDNS-Searcea and firm at s. IS q bu.
PoTAToES-S0G95c for prime, and 501DDc for
medium, -.
PoULTRY-chicsens per dog $25oese.s5; Tur-
keys . sGs5zc.
, 1863-03-12
BOSTON Flour rMarkct-aIaxch 7.

The reaction in gold has unsettled the dourm
kct and both buyers and sellers are In suspense
values, but little bueinees is doing at the close.
The inquiry for export Is very limited, IS owlngto
the open winter in Europe prices in the foreign
the shipper. Holders, however, manifest but IT.
tie disposition to make concessions, and the regu
lar trade taking their supplies for consumption
at previous rates. Speculative transactions how
ever, for the time being suspended, and prices
for large lots are mostly nominal. On the whole,
VIC have but little alteration to make from last
weeks quotations. -.-.
We quote western fuperhne, &7.ol7.a3: COM
mon extras $7.6oI 500; medium s.25l98-75. and
choice. including fnyorite st, Louis brands, S925D
11,t0 per barrel. Canada unchanged. There has
been no transactions in southern, tho market is
quite bare OF shipping grades Commercial Bu1-
Lxfit1
, 1863-03-12

AT AUcTIox.
We will sell Commencing on WEDNESDAY, March
1Sth at 9k o'clock and continuing until all is sc1d)
the enttfe Furniture Of said house. This sale en-
braces large amount and great variety OF House
iEg shai,s. masele-ton tables and aofA: mahogany
out matb1et tops: splendid mirrors 1elrct brussels
three r'y s9d Ingram earnesg hair a3d ssa gEsss NJ
and bedlug: also. al the Dining and Kitchen Furpi
tuze cEcckeE5 and glassware. every Article
abose goods have bten In the house bnt short time
and are IN good condition :" Sale positive" without
reserve, GILBERT T. SAMPSON.
mis- aS7t.td Auct1o1ecfs
Buyers will p!este take notice that each article ID
eaehrooul will Be sold separately. and altogether
Terms cash Saie without reserve.
GILBERT l. SAMPSON,
1uh11. .A9211W AuctiDneefs,
, 1863-03-12

sets Of looms being started on these goo3a: The
demand for cloths 10 In excess Of the eIpply. ,
EuXwls.-Thc production ia mostly engaged IN
advance, and sellers have little to DO hut dsl!scsto
customers, whom they previously secured, Of n
tler 10 cuetomcrs who previously secured selscrs,
o. contracts were maee at prices lower than those
current now. ..,,.
FLAsNE1a.-The demand was s:tivo untA yes,,
hjehcr. The best graacs Of scarlet twi1s and
whites are tc higher.
.eirea SC tha week for their best patterns Man.
chester arc 32Hc. Dark colors arc joobcd Al 3sas
SC net; light 3!9aaHc- u..
CAnrE1s-Atp higher. See price list.
, 1863-03-12
stThe EverGrcens.ss

From the Mcpdota Bulletin, Feb. a8th.l
1t may eecm eupcrduona for us to say anything
III commcndation Of this old established well
known nursery.
Still. az long as the tree peddlcrs from Eastern
nureeries are abroad in the land, greatly to the
damage oftree planters hero, selling at e1orbitant
prices articles not adapted to this locality feel
impclled to say word In behalf Of home nurseries
Men offong experience in our peculiar eoil and
climate, arc Of coursc more competent to make q
juaiclouB selection for planting here than others.
Though long voyages may improve wines, We
never heard Of trees being thereby benefited.
NurseJmen use most Of their receipts In paying
for labor, thus adding to tho home consumption Of
agricultural products Of the great neoes5sst,rs
ofthe West.
Men located here. require years to mako repu.
satiop, they feel anxious to eustain whilst the It,
iacrant fraternity require but one to establish
theirs, and annually select new field Of labor
where they hope their works will not follow
then,"
The splendid Evergreens from this nursery,
planted 1sst year In the Central Park, and pre-
siouely in the grounds Of Henderson Institute,
and numerous private yards atort town, furnish
abundant evidence TINT Mr.. Edwards understands
how to handle Evczgrcens.
Again VIC urge our citizens, whether In news
papcrs or nuresr1cs to patron1xr home fnstit,1.
tions.
len acres ol Ese1gseena' gooo supply ot "hite
willow. anu o1ner nursery prodcuss Tor sale to
those who prefer to deal directly with nursery
man.
:" The Erergteene," LaMosle, Bureau county,
1A'' = 1'.'' go - ~ 1N'>D7'
E The Polyorana Of the War Under the
management OF Messrs, Goodwin & Wilder will
opea 'a.s e'eA'ns ~ "o.sopontaa Eau. =! 1no
et'. o. tne entertainment oaesed' anu the liberal
~ VI .De P1"e' 'te'"4' ~ tne 4ono" 1us speahs
, 1863-03-12
Boston Tea mnrket-1Iarch r.

The capture Of the Jacob Bell caused Black Teas
to advance from 3Qsc . u in the carly part Of the
week. and considerable sales Of Ooiongs were made
decline IN gold las eanaed = Cessation of liz d.
mand, and prices arc lower, but in the absence OF
any transactions, we can give no quotations.
Greens arc very firm at extreme priccs. and az the
stock Ia very small they not affected by the uc
tnationA OF gold.-Conan,ercIal HHfietIn.
, 1863-03-12
SMALL Pox AT CA1P DOUGLAS
Report of Examining Physicians.

r, ...-..-.,. T..
1ue [alau increase ol small poS among the
prisoners at Camp Douglas has oreas'nnpd
e.,,..,,
eoAe4ac'aple 'tla1n ainong lHe people resi-.
dent thercabouts, and during last week fhev
rn,ted IN on a.rnast ,,,oa1 e. a. D.. -
u414tso Ia ou eo'Aeo' "ppesn ~ tue ooar0 OF
Health, complaining Of the hospital used for
4bn small ,,n,r ,,,4;,rts .,a ,r5-;.
~ eNat PoA tA'4en.s' at'u aehlpe 4oE some
action In their behalf. Gen. Ammeu, being
oproa1o3 ~ eosa That \, - .e,.4,u ,u,,,:~
aPp."4@" w. oe1a e1'aI ne "a7 Pe1Atct'J Wiling
to adopt any measure which would render
A. ,oto+h -hno5 .f, a .h+ ~ =
'ue ne'e eaooIuoon o01es ano Aoate l4e 1ears o1
citizens. The Board Of Health appointed
hrs Rr,in,rd Mcv,,r,- a,d rho,o.. =, ,,;.,.
0' 'A~ tenAt "''o ~Aene5 ~ s4sAt
the camp md report. Gen. Ammcn also ap-
no;nfed n conmittee of er+,,o,ns ~ .,oa.
!, ~ 'u.6son9 " Meek
them nno consult. Inc result is contained In
fine following rerort.
~
A9 to9. r. y; She!mau, Esq. Mayor, and the
Noasao Q. AcaNh q 1he Etty Of Chicago:
me underslsheo, appointed by the Board Of
Henth OF Inc city to visit the smallpox hosplt-
als ~ tCampDoaglaeand confer with the surgeonson
service there have discharged that duty aud re-.
specially beg leave 10 report:
That they md that the smallpox nfst occurred
among Tie troops there about the 10th OF Noreu1-
ber hnt did not appear 10 any extent until the ar.
rival Of the Confederate prisoners there about
the 9Th Of January since which time It bIs bccn
gradually increasing, until there arc now les cases
in the hospital There. have been 10 deaths,
, 1863-03-12

ern short ribbed, fer March and Apf1 delivery: ~
6Hc. Lard inli and lower, closing at 1oa@lt7tc-
BALTIMORE March 1iaFlopn@n9.l ~, 4. nd IN m
ii .TsnSi.73. Corn active; white, Ole; yellow,
67nsSc.
Wu1gEY-Stcady.
pRov1s1ons-Dul1.
Pennsylvania oats TtG90c.
rLLIy0IS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. ....... March TO-
Il. G. .Loonis, Athens, 10a c. yds. rubble stone.
CLEARED .Marth TO-
| Il. G. Loomss, Athens, light.
| Ohio, Lockport, light.
Maple Leaf, Joliet 800 Il lumber, 1000 n siding
IS m shingles, 10 m lath.
, 1863-03-12
CHICAGO DAILY rIARKET


PROyIS1ONS-Market quiet. Sales were: $40
brls Old Mesa Pork ut $11.50; 5000 brls Country
Bulk Shoulders, loose, at 31ci 165 pcs Bulk Sides
at Co. 10 bfls and 50 tres prime country Kettle Leat
Iasd at 105<c; Is and g tres No Lard at l9ci As
pkgs White Grease at 8Ac; 50 tres Yellow Grease
at TIC.
TALLOW-1n good demand and fr1n at t0kia
10Hc for country. No packing house In market.
DUTTER-FiIm. Sales: ! 200 bs prime roll at
21c.
, 1863-03-12

2. 8; 5earcert 9sH rs; 6s 81 cp 1oaAte2A
U. s. 81, n, coup. 96 1910. .1055z 5b10d
MONEY MAnEET-Moucy easy.
Sterling Exchange heavy and lower, with limited
business 1t 1G3IlT6; closing dull and nominal.
rancine to 50, and cloelDg steady At SIX.
The Africa to-day, for Liverpool carried 81, ,315,
sE5 in suecie
, 1863-03-12

Prize. ,... Value
round eosnefs, aSe tasee row 5s"a q m]oa!ns ] 81
case ssrpsn.l1ns r. bottom M on. tu'atd name .,ooo,
~ e soctare Kosskooa Cd ftaao @ ar9a round
s., MaEpsassat wh:ss: WHOA ssxisz "
MssatS ea't ay ssay yxsN ss5 saa
rtch mahogany full case side crsWcrs>c ..
Wheeler wilson sewing aasiine, '4'
81 P!saaana %ana{ea!n! ee 81 So So
$ssE:s:i% Tstss has.!ss sS
~ Flae PSI ea'h faisia %aifsi Wf,ss -
SI4sr fatsa 51ssas wss Tul 1000
III otesosd Eadies jsSsi and D1s;nE @
1s16eong Fsnsisd Phot.srsuh Ainun.ivo1y
III 6poss Ssaallea IL eissp Album pic wv
Isl oSans 1aiksy Morocco Album. q pic. M
se-1 Qua pHart.; fssele;i lihan ivory ornament:
eo-l Il TnIkey Motoeeo e A6um extra. 81 pic:
I'll tfass TasEsy SiSfocc3 iaa ID pictures: seo
E.-1 Morocco Album % pictures. &eo
se eo%pisse 81 Wolf; Turkey
-. 'ssn ssstis coa%esss works. Turkey oios: ~
81 5 Syroa eoinpie;s WoiEs. Turkey Mofoc- ~
ST SIP; si?: 5ssi Ss::e 9sss:'sS
&-1 Silver Fiassd sneaf basist. ~ - s@
ST. - - Card Basket. ..,............... 1:5
s.-1 siisei Plated Pie Kn!i Is
81 81 e11isaH c1iias Hf!af5; &aiis: FaiE and 80
sESSs znSsr R.s:ss s:s sassT
M- Ssrkin kn'sfa Ras sssa 81 rs rs
s-si ssts Silver Plated Table Spoons. each .. ~
nd sss silver Pia,yd Tea Spoons cach si1 s;.@
{s.5.-................. $500
lEe-1o silver Pla,cd sugar spoons, each 800
in case, each sS 10. 500
1a4-l2 Silver Plated Cups each e {1OO,....... SUO
Ni[M SETS cold Pin and Ear Knobs each t6oo .if00
ntD-sl Gold Pens extension case e1ch "a 3D. S0
aI-11 Gold Commercial Pens, each e. 50....... 3OnQ
2;E2l Assorted Gold Lockots, each $35o....... ao1
| 30
hereby certify that the prices annexed to the ADORE
articles from my establishment. arc regular retail
prices and that the Pianos nrt class Instruments.
fuliy warranted By the makers and nyWSslfk fk1Nn,1t
We hereby certify that the ~ :,ara ,,,o., ..
the aboye list OF Gifts our aeHe1ea 20
resulaF retail prices. An. MMEERs. MMEE:Rsa'' 'se OUT
Atthe conclusion The Gifts win he drawn in the pres
enee Of the audience COMMITTEES appointed 81 the
| audience to enpeytnt end the drawing
Doo5s open atso'clock; Concert to commence at TX
T1CKETS............. ONE DOLLAR.
, 1863-03-12

says:
Gold was very much unsettled at New York yes
terdny. Atthc first bonrd it went up to 627<, and
and at the second board to g, but the advance was
not sustained, and our evening dispatches quote
the c1osiug rites at q range Of 67H@59. Here
in the day dealers paid 6H955. Alter hearing from
New York come Of them advanced their figures 8
0i per cent, while Others were not anxious to buy
At higher figure than 66. The decline at New
York WAS not known here until after business
hours. Demand notes were worth the same pre-.
mium as gold. Silver WAS quoted at 40145~
In other respects the money market was IN.
changed. Currency continues rather close.
, 1863-03-12
Ubifoo, Qrtbt11te.
THE CITY.
Notice.


rottce.
vo.ra n .r,x+ ~ oon,es If the TRrnrSr Of |
.ho fo1,o,r,n,, 5n+as - comnlcte onr files.
n,,,.ss ~ Norer,hcr15th 1soa. and Jannarv
a.th 1aee
w.el1ics of sentamber 11th 1879. nct,her
Esd. 1e8si DeeemDef LIN, 1oo@; january 4et,
ls0S; fcofuary otn' lo"5'
any person sending US copies OF the above
uates WILL fecelEc our thanks anu a suitable
compensation.
-
Aoei "'ea souuee3u VIII Long
Souu .1a ssea4n, 1oee 'A4u1o1. uopet o'eeoat
'.. ss "s ~ ~ "'5 ~ .ne A4e
on Washington street near Clark, The finder
would confer faVor by leaving 1t at the en-
gfne house on Lasalle street.
,----n
- 1"a.a-,.. .,'o1-o, .-;,,, e.o.1,n1 sn-s
r - 'e.. -. ,,'..s @ +. w,saans;n srhc tn,cf
uoA 1.s.! eta A' ...s..as hr +bo no1,ce Tho
,roner recoxercd and Henderson held to ba,l
oy J"et'ce ".iet' - Nv o"1. - SA'''O 10'
Au'l4e' eA4AotA''A --.s Nv
>.o.. ,y,sp, .ern cosrnEscE,-An old
,,,a,. ~. -c,-s of nor named Carter. hailinr
r.s1, Ia1,ot 1ras 1ccced out of seventy. eight
ae1,a,s ~ ~ fhe money bc Ind. br sharper on
]1.~,. s,,eet Tuesday evening When will
1,eonlc 1carn to keen their business 10 them
s.1rcs md Fern strnncersat 4 nroncr 1;stanccs
...a.,.. - ~ saan,an,s ps,bo1 corre- NJ
ws,ts Ed hT;ch,oon street. 10 increasing in
,.+o-net pro.ch,no ave-v n;rh+ at ha1t.1,st
-o-ar o,n,oc,- fo,,ovea hv a nraver md con-
<..o,,a ,,oo+;,o Thc Cb,n1,,n Is m o,d
49, - oo,d,,ot,,or suc7, mcet,nrs md IT.
-a.,,a eoon, that 10 ;s o,xavs Successful
tho-a;n
MARINE Administration. E. n. Halnes
Yesterday was notified by dispatch from
Gov. Yatcs, of his appointment upon the Ma
riue ARTILLERY Committee, asking him to at
tend at once. Mr.. Haines has been confined
to lis room with Inflammation Of the lnngs
s411on,, ~aoorcr,nr
--
popUrAR IssAS11f.-Cubas is the very
csnoso'e ~ ~ .N - 20
e"e CIV" @'4'|' .. 49, ~ -
horn street. Last evening, the building was
packed from pit to dome. The Oshkosh ex'
cursionIsts we've delighted, and will 60 home
to-uas ~ e.s 49,, acc.,.see ~, e
rs1 W -. - haenI1. a a,a 1890 '''
@as '~'' ~se~'@~~ N-- -
Rev, VIM. a. MnBuRS.-We call attention
to The card Of this gentleman, to be found il
our advertising columns, by which 1t will b.
seen that he has concluded to prolong his SO
nro,,a,ad n rocc;ve ann1fcat;ons far lcctures
W. ran nssure onr friends of a ranc fnte,,ect
nal treat wherever he NAV be invited to lie,
4r,o VIII, na+,ro c;ffa NJ +be highest orde,
he has 1y nnweorie1 labor. nlaced himself i
the tront rank of living scholars. combinin
more nerfec+1v than anv other man .re hay
eyer known the charms of c1onncnce ,r3t
so1,d scbo1astic attafnments and an nnsu
passed literary cnltnre.
AS UNEXPECTED Democr
49, tic poW-Wow occurred, last evening, In d 8
1oon On STATE street, at which Cauldel
Admins and Or. Hahn were the speaker
Their eoecches Tere most y1o1cnt TRAD,
an,;ns+ he Government the AdminIstrat;o,
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, 1863-03-12
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
~ 6 LAKE STREET.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY

At AUCT1ON.
We will sell on WEDNESDAY,. March 18th. at IL
O'clock a. H. on the premises at the northwest cor
rar Of Wfet jackson and RuckeF street. 1srEe and
srJendl;,y erit Brick House and Lot, The house Is
4sx by 4stssf deey: Lot + II l2s feet: Thc hoq:s
furnace reun, cellar md two bath rooms closet. 81
from a1 the sleeping roems hot and cold water pipes
cost fsoo The houee is sp1cudldIy dnishedt IN every
and Is one Of the most desirable picczs
1T L Pc r ECT.
The abstract can be seen ii our c1s.:.oo. Ternis
sale given hereafter. GILBERT l. SAMPSON.
, 1863-03-12

Gage Bro Drnke, by limitation VI shall sen with
out reserve to the bidder tor CASH she Hotel
r1ck Fys sofy 19alag s9d Lot !os,ao iest situate
avenue opposite the Grcas Central Depot Chicago III
Also st fhe sane tine tue entire n9nsehola FnFnl'
cd-Roou, Dlnlng-Roori and Kitchen FuEniiure !;
Beds Mattresses. RedIng. CaIpctiny Mirrors. CEocS-
Cutlery silyeF-Plated Ware. Ec.-the whole compts-
tng Is requisite carry on Fist Clsss Hotel
pipes together With the office and bar room fEniture
The location Of the Home Il Of the most central
and desirable In the city being In tho vicinity Of the
largest wholesale houses and dsestly epp9stfs Tue
covering the entire ground, containing upwards Of
two hundred rooms. and doing lucrative business
1t Is welt furnished throughout and heated by steam
The x1s0 tcet. is very valuable and desirable Is
The House and Furniture will he sold together or
separate1y* rs the purchasers may desire.
l. Drake or NM. A. BCTTEkS & Co..
nhlEa94Dtd Auctoueers, Chicago, III,
, 1863-03-12

TO RENT-A House in Jubilee,
Il, Peoria County. Illinois, one uI1e from Jubilee
college, aud fourteen from the City Of Peoria- The
Ea11nds ahc1t q II snsse e trees sad
AID Faspberrles III the garden. The house contsius
"s sevsn roos @ and + u perfect order with stables e
TO and one hnlf miles from railroad Rent Sf75
1he tu{nNute viii be rented With 1t II desired The
aooEe property with thirty acres OF land wl he sold
on @ able terms. For particulars address D. j.
uahs-8s..1G31%JAnsw