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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
The Great Family Physic.
SIMMS' VEGE TABLE LIVER PILLS

The only Pills that will operate without gripping sick
ening, Weakening leaving the bowels cosye and
the best Pills offered the afflicted all diseases
quiring purgative medicine.
VHESE PILLS are prepared from pure ingredients,
known only in the vegetable Kingdom They act
specifically the Liver, Kidneys stomach and towels
digestive organs, skin importing healthy action
TO every organ. They debiliiAe weaken; but
give tone and energy to the entire SYSTEM Increasing r
appetite in ovey ana sryrgthenins the system gem
orally. They operate pleasantly and mildly but thur
ous hy and efsctuAly, without gripping. sckenin
eniug letyug the bow ais cosve; keepug the syssm
regular and healthy In this consists theft uleriory
yeT all uuer PlA They perfect antidote Tor SICK
headache, cufIl- the most all Bilious
complaints. Nervousness Colds ularlte Of Females
aud all cases arising from torpid Liver, they Will lie
onnd to be- very valuable. They elegantly sugar
coated
Capt. John Cone Of the steamer John Warner Capt.
VIVA Noble, we'll known la this city, and hundreds Of
others say they the best easiest, ant complete
purgitvs Fills they have used Capt. Cone hnda
them very valuble In keeping oil the incident
the Peninsula where he is with his steamboat sold
In boxes with full directions at Is five for ST.
SOLD by medicine dealers throughout the country Pre-
DR.. j. sIAIMs & SON,
Physicians and DruGgnts, and dealers in Pure Family
Medicines, Fourth and King Streets
jy25. Wilmington. Del.
Ten g cent? postage stamps secures a box by Iutl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
A. ID. INSLEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

A. ID. 1NSLEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
Writing and Wrapping paper, Fancy
Articles, &c.
No. COB Market ST., opposite Bank OF
Delo,care, Wilmington, Del.
Begs leave 10 cnll the attention OF the public to
his large assortment OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprising History, biography, Travels,
Poetry, the latest and best standnyd Novels, Far
mer's and Cook Books, Mechanical and Archi-
tectural Works. Juvenile Books in great variety,
School aud Text Books, Family and Pocket
Bibles, in all styles OF binding; Prayer Books,
Hymn Books, Of all denominations: beautiful
Presentation and illustrated Books; Blank
Work, OF all kinds on hand and innde to any
pattern.
seea Binding done N,otiy in ing Style. s9aa
PAPER BAGS OF ALL SIZES.
Cards neatly Written or Engraved. .
Orders from lie country or elsewhere will
receive prompt atieution.
A. b. INSLEE,
Bookseller and Sthnoner,
No. sos Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

Thurs iay, March 10, 1893.
Floue, &c-salea at SO 7OM0g5 Tor euperhne and
$500 t $40 90 Tor extras kyr flour sold at $3AJd 81
Corn Meal -uld Al S+lI@5t0 .
AiNl-Whest-MwAukie club sold At 81 COG 8 d655
Rye sold At SLOs, uats spd at 4189ie Cora sold al
sO@95hr,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

ALL persons having claims against The Estate Of the
deceased must present the duly atessd to the Tx
ecutor bef the sd day Of February 1861 or abide
the Act of Assembly In such made aud provided
EDWARD PusEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
TO RENT.

- WITH WITH iUr FURNITURE,
@s.s1TfN new C"1TAGE ktsIrENCs, corner of
ssssA III ihih and dams ttrett, Wilmington; len
15ss A ulnntes fr Post ofi,e For pa lieu ara Ap.
tssAsN41 ply to b. r., Box al5, mar Tim
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
Machine Poetry.

BY SETH.
When times are hard and gold Ia mighty dear,
1t makes old iogies srowl and young ones try,
The ladies', b'ess nsnt, sigh and drop a tear,
And wonder " by II is that goods are high.
When Wall Street gamblers make and sometimes loss
Large sized fortunes In a single day
When Government contractors never lose,
But always do contriVe TO make 1t pay
What wonder that you psy full double price
For anything you want, that is quite nice;
My goods cost at present nearly double,
To manufacture them il not much trouble,
make the best Hoop Skirts that Is In the town,
by no doing haye'got the most renown.
My style tape il cAsped each spring,
Aud do really think they ought to bring
JOY into each household where they are worn,
BY any lady even il her form
Should not compare in beauty aud in grace
With any other ladies' In the place
My cord Hoop Skirts I've told YOU of before,
Oar styles the latest, and really what more
Coull say except cur Skirts best,
because we make them better than the rest
One thing more must tell-Aftsr to-day
We repair our Hoop skirts without any pay,
And hold seth all out Of rhyme,
Wind up the machine, tell the rest next time.
WIN. II. HYDE, Agent,
Hoop Skirt Manufacturer,
Clint Institute Building, Market above Eighth
gz35- CHEAP JonS's Is the greatest place 10
town.
sag" Cheap John sells more Boots and Shoes
than any other store in Delaware.
RsIs" Cheap John has the greatest stock Of
any other stUre in Delaware.
nag Cheap Johu is the sole agent for the hes
Spool Cotton made in the world, at the STAR
STORE No. COG Market Street.
To LET, the 4th story of Ferris & CARROTS
building, suitable for societies. Jan 23-tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

ArTENrIoN,-Those of our subscribers who
intend to change their places Of residence on lhe
approaching moving day, will please inform u.
OF their new location, 10 order that the JouRNAI
may DC regularly sent to them. tmd.
Sworn PRESENTATION. "A number Of the per.
sonal friends OF Col. Andrews few weeks ago.
presented him with Il beautiful sword, in tesii-
nony of their appreciation of his services as a
soldier and his worth hs u citizen. The follow
ing IS the correspondence -
WILMIE0roN, February 9, 1868.
COLONEL:
The undersigned, on behalf of them
selves and other of your friegds, have the plea
sure OF asking your acceptance of the accompany
ing sword as IL testimonial OF their appreciation
Of your gallant conduct Mt the battle Of Antietam,
on the 18th Of September, 1862.
They desire, al the same time, to assure you of
their sense Of the value Of yourmilitary services
which, promptly offered Il; much personal sacri-
fice- at tue outbreak of the Rebellion, have been
continued until your health, impaired by ex-
posure and hardship, renders retirement from
active duty necessity and also to express the
hope that you may speedily recover from tho
effects Of your nrduOus lah0rB in the late cam.
paigus in Virginia mud Maryland.
Very respectfully, aud truly yours,
7 NJ RoDHEY, LEONARD f. WALES,
Z. u. BRADFORD, JAMES f. PRlCr,
CHRISTIAN FEBIGER WM. Lea,
SAMUEL CANBY, CHARLES II. GoRpoN.
HENRY GARRETT, JAMES W. CuLBERr,
IL. n. BRlNuHuBsT.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

1000 TONS WROUGHT SCRAP IRON
EoR which the hehst clsh price will he paid at the
kullns Mill loot Third street, Wilmington, Del.
mar i72mw MCDANIEL, ADA us & 90.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
Valuab be Farms for Sale.

NO. l-sltua Delaware tounty and st,te Of Penn
N syVania, lauing 10 Acres, near tn eud OF Goa
cord 'urup kr quarter milo from said Turnpike adj1in
III Mi. ne-se te kihs land
No 2-silutte ia lower Ell Of Concor1 oWnship con.
taiuinS 20 acres, adj ming MIR. Jol Hopes nd Also,
% res with good buildings Ne M onabe
Nm CAULLEY,
mar GOO Market stfe= WI ming on, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
NOTICE.

A STATED Quarterly Meeting Of the Agricultural 50.
Il cety Of Nes Castle County. will b. held az the ofiee
Of the Secretary, Dr. McCabs, SATURDAY, the l4th
day Marh, inst, at 10 O'clock, a. 81.
The particular attention Of the Stockholders is
qugSled questions Of imp tance is t. be decided at
ans meeting ROBERT McCABE, Secretary.
Murgn 3, 1859 ii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
No Pain attends their operation.
sINIAIS' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.

They operate without gripping, sickenng weakening or
leaving the bOwe cuEtive aud there is disease Of the
liver that heSe Pills will not ii medGine will react
IL at all So specifically is their operation the Liver
that they have long received TIL eit Of The Great
Family Physic. They are perfect antidoie for Sex
ueadache,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
SUNDAYS ONLY
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE
Change of Hours.
sOuTp.

IN and after MONDAY, Jan 5lh, 1853. TrAinr for ti
Until further notice;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
Builders Hardware.

NAILS, Sash Weighs, Locks Lttches, Catches, Bolts
IN Hinges and yariety Of other articles 10 the building
line for sale by CA. hoDNtY,
mar goa Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ACCIDENT. Seven men we're badly hurt yes
ierday at Harlan & Hollingsworth s Cos esiab-
hSpmen' by the falling o. portion OF the IN achi-
nery temporarily erected for hosting
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20

lust received an tmeut Of Tea Dessert and Table
Cutlery together with Careers g. tor sale by
mar % O. A RlDNLY 2o4 Market street
CANDPAPER and Glue OF various prices For sale low
y by e. A. RUDNtY,
Successor to II. @. Bannins 2Jt Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

,sa.aA tbres story Brick ouse iu Fiilh
I'ills$ tween pine and Spruce Streets p rice
I,,iA Also Two story BRICK House u
Al2..ah street. between French and VAIN
fnee $40 Arpy to
NEBEKER & TAIN
marc II Lumber Merchant Market Sc.
, 1863-03-26

SDTHEAE CouRr-A1l1soN Ys. WALDuAX. re-
ported in e41lls. R. 132. Conditional guaranty.
ESeTeral members Of the bar having desired fur
ther information Of this case that is given in the
volume above cited, VIC have obtained from Mr.
Bonney, who argued the case In the Supreme
Court, the following additional facts:1
There is nothing in the reporter note which In
Inmates that there Was any condition attached to
the guaranty On which the action WAS brought;
"Wherc Il appears that the maker Of a note had
property hieh could have been reached By the ex-
s'nst ssss 9i pEoRsT vigilance defeat an action
Chief Justice Cation, who delivers the opinion Of
the Court, says:
"1he ssIdenee shows that the plaintiff shonld
ietet, to hare coectedthe debt before sesortinc to
this special guasantog.''
The wordS 3i;, special gaaFantor,, e y te;mini,
thing else In the entire report Of the case to indi
cate the terms, limitations or conditions Of the
contract on which the action WAS brought.
in ~ So snG ssss
the within note to James F. Waldhanu, aud Guar-
anses 'sianed' The came on due diligence t. collect,
On tha other note, az follows: For 5sIuc rc-
ecivcd, assign the within note to James F. Wa1l.
ham, and guarantee the collection Of the same If
due di''gcnsc TO collect be used
Thsrs Is therefore, in fact no conacs SS Between
dstlon.
CorS5T cnsEr= corKr.-John Campbell ya
School District No. :, in Cicero. This wae an &C
ton brought BY the plaintiff against the defendant
for the non.pe!lornsnce Of a contract By which
they had bird him to teach school Que ysag from
II appeared in evidence that such contract was
made in writing, and signed by two Of the
directors, TINT the .p!aIntid taught school
70, si5 and onc ha1t months, aud re:
By new Board Of Directors then recently elected.
The defendants insisted th.t the Directors were
empowered By law to dismiss the teachc. for in
competency. cruelty, negligence or immortality, and
that the Directors were the sole and only judges Of
these and also that The contract
under which tho plaintiff claimed, was obtained
through the bribery and corruption Of the plaintiff
The court instructed that the Directors bsd the
power to diemiss the teacher, and that the dismis
Sion was binding On all persons unless they were
Eui!t,kof corruption; and tlat II the plaintiff wss
guilty Of bribery. in obtaining the contract that II
was void. Thejug returned verdict for the dc
fen!ante. =.
Nv. Fuller, Atty for plaintiff. Mr. Stalk fol
defendant.
, 1863-03-26

The receipts Of produce today comprised 1905
brls flour; 1o,1ss bu wheat; 81 o52 bu corn: 1727s
bu oats; 1910 bu rye; a,759 bu barley, and se,s15
ms seeds.
There WAS good attendance On Change to-day,
but owing to further decline In gold-thc earlier
dispatches quoting It at 1,40-the leading markets
were ''panlcy' and great eagcrnees was manifested
on the part OF speculators to ''sell out.''
There was nothing doing In -four, and In the alb.
aence Of any transactions, 1t would be useless to
give quotations. In order to effect sales holders
would hare to make concessions.
I The Provision market was unusually dali and
prices were lower. We note sales Of 100 b1ls City
Prime Mess Pork at $115o. 4 small lot Of County
Lard In bg1s and kegs, sold at SC. Grease sold at
T1sc for brown and white. There was nothing
doing In Bulk Q. English meats.
Wheat was unsettled and the market declined 60
ecswish sales OF winter receipts Of spring st
range Of N19sc, with norc sellers than buyers
al the close. No. spring WAS sold 1T $1.11l1.11
for fresh receipts. In rejected spring there was
but little done-the sales being trivial ut 7eGs1c.
Winter grades were neglected and nominal.
The corn market opened at decline Of 1c, and
considerable business was done, but At the close,
holders became 'tscared.'' aud In order to effect
sales, made another concession Of 1c-the market
closing dull at nc. About 1a5 coo bushels changed
hands at Soc for white corn adoat; 4sa6c for mixed
aloat, 46G,46Ac for fresh receipts OF mixed; 40
45Hc for winter receipts and 4alc for fresh receipts
Of rejected.
Oats were in active demand for filing government
contracts >and prices were we'll sustained, with
fa1cs Of about 1901 900 bu at 5sG57c, aud 545c for
fresh and winter receipts Of No. and SIC for fresh
receipts Of rejected.
Rye was inll and lower with triding Gales OF No
at 7s35cat the cloac there were no buyers at 7oc
Barley was quiet and easier. Seeds were neglected
and in order to effect sales, holders would mare to
submit to decline. Highwincs dull and nominal
at 4aR40kc. Hidea are dull and lower. Dried
fruits In good demand and firm. Salt quiet with
light sales OF ground aum at $500.
, 1863-03-26

d I E d.

At Wayne Centre, Ill, on the 18th Inst, Mrs.
AIZAnA HQLBROOK. wife. Of the late Rev. E. n.
Kellogg, aged Is years.
Sic died In the triumph Of faith.
In this city, ,on the 25th inst. HARRY GOEBEl aged
amontks and II days. cply chlld OF John D. and Mary
pcEnrdue.
residence of his parents. 50 Pearson street.
~ Hunao. \. T. papers please copy.
, 1863-03-26
Albany Live Stock markct-NIarch ~.

BEEvE-Recciyed 4,t67. AS WIS expected, in
view Of the sharp that has marked trade
during the last three weeks, prcea have again Ad-
yaaccd from SOC to 60c per 100 s, live weight, The
Eastern and New Yo5E markets last week, not
withstanding the high prit Paid here b buyers
for those places, were good, and resulted IN hand
souc profits to ill sellers. Hence, our market for
this week. although with something like 900 head
in the sales yards opened brisk At the advance no
ted, and continued buoJant to the closc. Prices
arc now higher than they hare been at any time
since the spring Of 1857, aud come buyers think
that, taking quality into consideration, beeTes arc
dearer roW thau they were then Various reasons
assigned for the extraordinary spring In prices
that has taken pl.ce. Among thosS. ~ the Gov:
crnment demand for the army, the light supply Of
marketable cattle in the Eastern States. and the
fact that the supply the farms and In the distl
1eriee, In our own State, Ia unusually small From
reliable Information, we estimate that there arc
lees than 5000 in the distilleEies against from
90 to 0u IN other years. The best evidence that
the supply in Western New York Is small. is to be
fonnd IA the fact that the present high rates fail to
bring in an average number. as compared with
Other years. OF Staie cattle. There arc many who
think that q decline will set In about the 1st OF
Ap71, and they may be right, but there are no in
dtcadons that should such prove the case, the de-
cline will be permanent On the contrary. the pro-
babity ie that high prices viii role throughout the
season The average quality OF becvcs this week,
IL only ta1 and there Ia not car load of premium
, 1863-03-26


II has been by the earnest eolicitAtion-of great
number Or citizens M that We should give some sort
VIC have finally consented to such an arrangement.
And as the object is one Of the first importance a.
claiming tn patTf91hage pf ~ Of The people, We hare no
suited to the well known generosity and patrlot-
i'm Of our noble city. There arc great many no
Who wslIpurchase tickets on t6is occasion for the
sake Of helping the object and as the tickets are
tn be sold for one dollar. we expect everybody to
buy oSe 1T least and as mauy more as they choose
E.yery thing will be conducted upon The most
approved plan for the engagement Of guests. and
n such manner as will Be most likely to eneurc
the comfort and happiness Of all: III, :, n...
mt whn NAV moi choose to join in the dance, 1t is
hoped boz that they may enjoy The evening not tho
less, 81 no pains will be spared ou tue part 81 ne
management to make the timo PASS pleasantly 70
ali. Iet Us at The close Of tho season for parties
wind up with one grand effort that shall pEoye to
F. C. BROWN.
Chairman War Fund Committee.
, 1863-03-26

Ocean FFelghts at n. T., March ~.
TO Liverpool, 1900 br1s. flour at 1s 6dl1s l01fd.
the inside rnte TO I'LL $50 pkgs lard and 200 boxes
bacon at eos; md by q foreigner 9O0 boxes bacon
200 brls pork at as. 2f0 boxes bacon at aos: bJ d
foreigner 500 plgs bacon and lard at 37s Cd and
1877 tcs beef 1t Is Cd. To Bremen, 5000 bush ryc
ee2ei 20 tes St Ga a1tG Bcmep pr s6n
wac chartered hence to Ca1lao on private terms
and thence to Antwerp with guano at 81.
, 1863-03-26


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbnnc.]
C1Sc1NHAT1, March e5, 1858.
Wu1sKr-Market opened steady bnt closed dull,
At 43l445Sc, the latter rate for wagon.
pRoy1s1oHs-The market is very unsettled, and
the quotations are unusually nominal and heavy.
Bulk sides were offered at 6;s<c but buyers remain
out Of the market for the present. and it ia rain
attempt to manage sales without submitting to a
large decline. Lard could not have been sold to
any extent ut qc, VIC think.
, 1863-03-26


PROVISIONS Market dull and almost nominal
Sales were: 100 b1ls prime mess Pork (city brnnU
= tres white Grease 1t Sc; Sc tres Brown do at e
and nominal. We beard of no transactions.
WIlEAT--Receiscd, 1918 bn. Market declined
tTsc-c1oelng heavy, Sales we're: 1000 bu No
S A'sl: 3.0o0 bn Do do at s110 In ~. L $. and
T. M'e); 1,soo bu No 2 spring fresh receipts Ut
500 {in y A.; aooo ba e ~ winter receipts At
100 bn do At 9ic; 500 bu do at 93c: 400 bu do At
DC Is. b. i c.; LOCO bu Rejected Spring fresh
feesPts at s1s 400 o1 p Dc a,s Ct so !9 bu Dc
6ales were $500 bu white at 50c adoat: 54O0 bu
mixcdat 4akc a1oat; e.Q00 bu mixed fresh receipts
Ct 4S1Sc lGelenal; aseo bu DO at Sc &C G1. s ~;
454c {at 4. D. 4 c.: q ecu hu nr Sc {sanc baNse};
1900 bu at 4t36c (principally at same house];
12000 bu at 14c; 16po0 bu Rejected fresh receipts
OATs-Rcccsved. 1'.a1s Market active and
steady. sales were 2,0oD hu No fresh receipts at
at 5ec is,eoo bu do &c storage ii csTc 44ooo bn
90 twinter recelptel at h5c 5000 bu do at 5t.tc;
2, co. bn do ut 54Hc{ 500 bu do at BIC 800 bu
rejected at Sc f1ssn 5ccetpts Ss5 haElars A. &C.
RYE-Receivcd, !. .olo bu Market dull and low
btYReeelssa 1afs r. sa sa atset easier
Sales were $500 bu No 2 at $1.2o on track; 1856
bags at t1.s5 on track; s3S bnge at sl,12H on
1fack.
N1GHNINES- and nominal At 4oaaOxc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Dun and neglected. Sales
bags good at $l.70.
CLOVER SEED-Almost nominal. Sales %
bapR at $550
BEANs-sales 1e bags good at $aoo.
SORGUCM-Gb brls fair At BIC.
DRIED FRu1T-Firm. Sales: 5000 lbs ua-
pared peaches (haiyes) at t0c.
SALT-Sales Is sacks G. 4. at $201. .
uIDES-Thc market ia dali and lower. VIC
quote:
Dry Flint. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @1o
git oAttEns :. ..'s.AI Msu
Gfeen country y-...............-.....-... . %
Grnhby. = price.
SCGARS-Quiet.. We quote:
New Orleans, prime to choice. tQ11s7t
Cuhn-Fair to choice. .127.Rt3E
Porto Rico-Fair to choice. l13h
N. T. Retnet-Powdered aud
Eranulated-. .......... ..16h6
White coffee, ..1s4Go
Yellow coffee, B.........1i a
Yellow coffee. C.........131{1
EGGsm1n good demand at 1l@1sc.
POTATOES-Prime 90G95c g bu; common and
medium 65976c,
, 1863-03-26

FLouR-Finc $l.0oG14-e5; euperdne 81. 755as5 90 !;
extra s5>5e05.95; double extra and fancy 5000
rs. Buckwheat s.. .501a.55 3 100 ps. Rye $500
@5.4-
THEAr-There fB very little white wheat here
and it is held at former fgure--$160 for No aud
rs for No q buyers only offer S1.45 for No red
and $1.36 for No 2. We hear Of no sales.
ConS-Holdsrs ask Coo. bat the feeling is Heaker,
and buyers only offer 5795sc.
, 1863-03-26
The Mineral Point, La Crosse and st.
p4uI H. h.

Our Madison correspondent refers to the passage
OF an net enabling certain counties to aid the con-
Btruction Of line OF railway. The proposition is
wc understand II, ,is 10 give mid by counties sub
,1,ro~o1 point md St. Paul Railway f.omnanv tbns
.,ua,..,.aIro fbe rarn,cnt NJ tho into,cat ~ tho
Eaa;. ~ so1S I,,f,way c,unnnv for thc nnroosc ~
,.aa.no v md hrfdcinr 1hc Ina or ~onte ~ ,,id
eaa, ~ ro,,, eJ;ner,, po,,+ ~ rnno nnt ~
,;o,, ,v,l, thc proj,io A., ch;n,, pa;,av ~ 40
ne- a,,.e,aaInn1 vo1,o,. th-ouoG tho ror,t,oa =,
To.rs p,.h,..d o,, 1r..ro. t., w,ao...,.,
1omn' ~ 'ae1n''4o, ano se'aon' ~ y 'ssonstn'
The construction OF this road would place Chlca-
70 eome thirty miles nearer the grain producing
-e,,oc AZ yr,seo,a,., .,a M,,,.aote than t,p Tho
- :, 4s.eno." aA4 IA.oe' |11A ~ .Ao
Pfeeent roatest lhua ensnrane large anu pfoata"
bic trade with the Upper Mississippi at La Crosse,
Wiropa and st. PAM. The line to be but,t in order
=. s..,.o a.. ,,..t..+ ..t x,ost 49,, x.,,., =.
70 eeeute tue thol1cst anu 'nos' o.secl toale oe"
tween Chicago and La Crosse Is only aeventy.dEe
miles In length, and passing through well settled
,a ..,,,,ot1-, .o,4;,, -, ao,...- rho a,at.,,o
auu p'ooueei'e ee.tton " eouat3. Ans ole.aAee
eaved and the short line will doubtless attract suf-
fcient attention to cause the construction Of the
rad md nc tho connt;oa nronoea .,-ontin,. nato
1o"'' aAo "9 ~. ~oAA'..e Ptof0,o s4"u5 -."
rial alo We may expect me SPECIFY CONSTRUCTION oi
d road eecond to none in importance to our city.
ne rof,,anca :, INV ra;1,rav man II will he otsery~
- - "A' ."u""' .t-.-. +1Nf - ~.
edthat an " ar Inc VIII DC secured between Sn'-
cago and the Upper mississippi Valley, either By
, 1863-03-26

The 1our market Continues almost at standst!H
and dull at previous quotations, tue sales only
reaching some 601As00 hEls, mostly superhnet at
SGO0lG,2j for common and good western, ann
3Gxk0 for choice Pennsylvania do; there is very
little inquiry for export and the sales are limited
to the wants Of the trade. who buy in small way
only at three ngurts including extras at $5.soQo
4s.6o1000per br1. Ryedour is offered at $5.o0 and
dull. and Pennsylvania corn meal Ia quiet but
srnfre at n no a brl.
, 1863-03-26
Army Contracts Awarded.

Col Rackcr has awarded the. following con;
Freeman ONE, 500 tons, ses,60: Freeman Ofne,
SO tens, $ss.75 9, D. Brokaw, Milestone, n. J.,
bfn tone, $500; Abraham q. covert, Baltimore
tdhs, $s9 Oats-Joseph F.. Wilson. Washing,
ton: D. G., COO hushele. a5c; 4: F. d 8. Howes,
Philadelphia. q, go at $1.0 Abraham II. Covert,
Albany. 1,0o0 at 81 l07; Jabez R. Fisher, Phi1adel
phia, G0,00 at $1.01. Corn-Garrett 3. BEokaw
Millstone y. J., coo bushels at $1.15; Jabez R,
Fieher. Phila1elphia, 5000 At $l.19.
, 1863-03-26

Seeds In C1ncInnntl-Mnrch2 2I.
Clover remains dull, with bnt limited demand,
20, bn sold at $500. The dealers arc filing their
orders from the interior at g. s5 Timothy Is sci
LEG in small lots from store At s225 bnt round
lots cannot be disposed Of ut this figure