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, 1863-04-01

By Telegraph NEW YonK. March 81, 1S63.
The current prices at all tho markets for the wcek
are az follows: ...-....
EEEr CA1r1 E-Prr cwt 1T quality $1s.rts;, 1a %;
otdiEaIy $40 SOL, 90; common <3.5o:Sto 80; In
frrior $sII9.5H.
Cows AND CAISEs-l=t qna}ity $3.50: ordinary
4eG45: common 3AGfS5: inferior S51s112S dollars.
Veal Calves y Dist quality 6]4G'c: ordinary
5h@6e; common bGl l53<c: inferior 43{i1ac.
1000: prime at :: 0oas 10; ordinary at u h5S: -05;
common at $6eoG6 50: interior at IS. t5{t6.o9.
,Sw1SE-Fer =, corn fed heavy at 57.Gesc: li:sh.
The total receipts Of al the stock At a the gaE.ls
for The werk il as follows:
Beescs A,5e3 COW q Ell. real calves s55 =hcep and
lambs 4.3Sn, swine l6 ZIG.
, 1863-04-01
CHICAGO GROCERY MARKET.
Weekly Review.

Tux=DA. Ev1s1so, March ii, 1868.
The early part ct the week was characterized
with extreme dulluess in the Grocery trade hut
towards fhe close, nnder the advance il Cold there
was better feeling ard trade in measure revlv-
ed, Raw Sngars have sustained decline Of &c
aince the date Of our last review RehnedE EEades.
owing to run Of competition between the gZucers
and tic New fo,k agency. have ruIed Irregular and
in some instances sales have been made l;ttle
Teas are easier while Greens command full pfIces.
In Tebaccos there Is no change, slthonsh there 10
considerable rew etock on the market. which l.
freely offered at s. G5e0c. Other staples are With
ont essential tharge. We quote.
, 1863-04-01
Ubifa9o Qribu1re.
THE CITY.

g.,
oAS47Aaa oiFf CaScfhT-"e 1easn taa' tue
1-aaics o. the lamp noag'as dosp'1ss Aa society
Da"E sanaole fe',..s - ~ a'tposaa
the proceeds in behalf Of the sick and suffering
soldiers. The tickets SIC selling very rapidly.
See advertisement In another colnmn.
c-------
uan.c which corncs ofr 49, ,,o,n,,. - sason
nrnsrnt. , r,re rh,nca nv ~ ~ s4oeh'
t1e nieee of rial ee,,+. ,,t a,,,,
Eotc, b,t or.oos,,,,,.. '"ta"oie ~
nvhn sow. 49,. 80 - ~ ~ 'A'"'s' ptoPef1s.
.,-tv tnous.na ,,a,.s. sD se"Fo as'o 'os aoo't
Fon TIE LAprrs, Am soc,r3
shon]d not forrct that The axco,,.r.
o1 A11ng1on' Leon q Donniker. give an cntertaiu-
"cnt A. hlngenuf1 Hall, On Saturday afternoon
~, tof 1os oenent o. the Ladies' Aid Society.
~ wv "ou'o aso 1n1s noble ehasi's ana ehjoya
xap'.04 0t'st nooe eates1ainueut' shouia aeena'
ne etes1 ~ WILL Eesa4{ IN AAaasome eeheas.
~r, --.-.--
: - ~. 49,, 1..n,,. na.,a f..ouA. w,
: ,,t. ~ soo ror 5.v The 1,crt IN, t,re ,ha 80.
Varrr R at the fl1d street crosstnc .te o,s,e.1-
AHA morninp. The same numhcr Nil, IN d;..
: .....h.s a.,,7 rrti1 o,1 ho,o 49,. M. ~, ,- ~
,nr;,no,+ In en,,y..ut.,
s,sra. t'"@'"-' ~~S-' ''&~''1 ~
.-
nn. TrrAsr,s Lrcrras-p,. Q. Il. Tiffany de-
!scteu aA' ps".'AA4 ~ @9 49, "roN
Ahe ""s' 49, seent's, ~ u's"u t1a'', oe'ose
tho seanan oeAe'e'enl ooe1e.s' .ne e'oaueh'
,'aI,s." we -. ~ aua ~
-.sst.sc.n.e sv,onto,ns ~ ,he as,r,a.,a,, - ~.
- "
e"'''
10 AkncHASTe.-c- y. ".Atcninson. late mem
be1 Of the 18Th Ohio regiment, and an uiao;sau by
Firth who was disabled from service by q Hopad
a1e:,sa ~ s;1o,, ~ das,rnu, ~ ohto;n;nr atn.
iese''eo 81 ~Hon' - @:A4. .s,.
keeper. Mt. A. is endorsed ny tue rety oes1 o1
letters. and We can confidently recommend lin to
nerehants. Applieatiou TO P. c. no. ar lo bts
:addrxsn Mt Ills office, will meet with prompt an-
excr
K111p.-An unknown NAN WAS killed yestes'
49, nbont noon. hy n train on the Northwestern
das, aoou. n"o, -, s.s th. roa, ,s;t,, tsc MI
kaal"as At tne eto7nhE y. va 49,
waukce near the Old CITY iinta' Al inc tl"e o. 'oc
aee'oen. 4s ~ ,osdor h.S A. snn,oachins
uala a,.n ~ dsr,. co7n,1e.;on n,cd;urn s;ze
thin whiskcre, and had on dark coat and butter
nutycst and pants. The body is at Jotdsn's coffin
..r,norsc rs sontb CLARK street where the in
""feAoase. 40 .. e'14A .'~'' '&~ -
, 1863-04-01

To-nAr the market WAS easier. Sales were:
II Gro bu Mixed Corn (ic storagc) at 4sc; 1000 bu
do at dis<<c: 2, eco hu do at a30 o bu do at
47Ac; LOCO Lu do At 47c; 1t00 bn do i2c stora.c(
at itAc; 1870 bu do at 5oc: 5000 bu Rejected
Corn (sc s.o1agel at 46c; Qo0 hn 10 at 46c 1,000
bu do t1c Etorage) at 4Ic
UATS-Rcccived today, 1897 bu: received last
week, g ,sG7 bu: shipped last week. IS 475 bu The
market for Outs closes firm, and prices show an
rs follows: g.: 90 bu No. tac storage> ut 5I555c;
Loco In do at SIC; 5000 bu do (4c stoEa.e) at &c:
10I0 hu Rejected Oats &c etoTagcl at SAC: 100 bn
do at 63c; 81 90 bn No. Oats, delivered at cars in
buyers ba. g, Rt Coo.
KTE-Receired oday, 100 bn; received lat
week, l1>QGQ hu; shipped last week. $50 bn. The
market closes uuiet and nominal at tic for fresh
receipts No. ! in store. TO-DAY, 1So bags No.
were sold at Sic on track.
Observation-Disclosures day, Isl bu: received list
week, 1.G bu; shipped none. There is a fair de.
mand for prime to choice samples, and the market
il steady q, $l.40A1, 50; but medium and common
grades arc weaker. TO-DAY the eafes we're: 7f2
hage cheice at $50; 100 bu fair at St.25 81 bags
at $1.tEaaI-H1l on track and at store.
Acknowledgements at s5lEs6c p gal. = fssz1!3
ASHES-Pots ar1u md In fair drn1nna VI
$7.c0 per 1tU 1ps. Pearl Ashes are entirely nom
inal.
BEANs-Tbe.e Is an ac.ire demand for Beans,
ard the market Ia firm at $2,0Gsss2.S5 sor fair to
prime quality.
thr market is almost Nominal at I15000 pc.
ton for good to c11lnle, Common to medinm grades
sell ct 3Ss.NtllI00O. The receiptc are Light, and
-. den1and is only moderate,
DAGG1NtG:- @.~-. - no material change In
prices srca TIM date 1f Out 1hst reyfGw We
, 1863-04-01
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COOK COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr-Before ION
Geo. -Eaaieve.-In the matter Of the ejcctncnt
emit of Fen e. Higgins noticed yesterday, the
Court reserved decision. The ''Ta1 Suit Ia set
down to be argued On next Monday. The qucs-
ton Of Stamp Duty on the process OF State Courts
will be taken up
Judge ManicrTe has adjourned ovcr to Satur-
lay. The April term commences OIL the 18th inst.
COUNTY CouHr-Btfore Hon. !. B. BrGdHeH.-
JOHN e. Wilfon, long arcssdent Of this county, WINS
sestcr1ay bcforc Judge Bfadwcll on tho petition
Of his ton, j. c. Wilson, Jr to try the question Of
hts sanity. 4 jury was summoned and evidence
hcurd, whcrcupon verdict was rendered tIlat Mr,
Wi,eon WAS ineane. Almon Wilder was appointed
couecrvator with bond OF $4,000, which Was at
once given and approved.
FIFTEENTH WARD UN1os MEEr.xo.--A meeting
OF the Union Club will be held this evening. Wed
nesday, april 1et,) at ~ o'clock at the Hall Of c.
r. Hansler, 2o5 North Clark street. Business Of
importance will come before the meeting. Good
speakers will be in attendance, and all Union men
Of the Ward are requested to meet with us. By
order, &C. PAoL1, Secretary.
4 BrEaLAE-pRooT SAFE-fn our advertising
columns will he found an interesting statement of
the tests applied to Bacon's bnrglar-proof Bank
safcs, by F. Letz & Co, to which we call thu at
tention of Cur readers.
pAss1Eu CouSTER9x1r MoHEY.--Pcter Hiner
WAS before the Police Court yesterday morBing,
charged with passing counterfeit i've dollar bank
bill upon bis laudlady, and bound over to the Re-
| corle1's Court, In the sum Of s. 900.
, 1863-04-01


NEW scUoo{ DISTRICT.
The Superintendent announced 4 petition from
G.: ". paitcp for new School District and the
establishment Of new school In the vicinity Of
the Roilicc Mills. Upon motion. the I.1aster was
rcf.rcd 10 the following committee: Mcssss. Taft.
Ward, aud Prlnd1vil1e.
PRESENTATIONS.
The res,cuattona Of Miss Bradley. Of the Deaf
horn School, and Mics Reed, Of the Scatamon
School, were accepted.
WATER HENTs.
communication was received from the boafd
Of Public Works, declining 70 make any clange IN
Inc matter of water rents. Referred TO tne |on'
mon Council.
NJ ar; Whhl moved that committee Of three be
Ipsatca 70 Inquire into the expcdicacy OF intro
~ nnt,nE thorough sSetca1 of musical instruction
s1}tntsS ~, carried. The committee Was cor.
| Ryder. @Ass'ts' "anl' dolaen ooo
Upon motion the poard adjourned.
TSpEn MUNICIPAL RxouLArros. -rzzc +a,u
sters were before tho Police Court yc,terd.v MOI.
ming. for removing two loAds OF d}rt from , nnt,,,
STREET. In opposition to q municipal reerl.tsc,,
Which imposes fnc Of not mora than $50 nor1r.,
than $lu for each load. The transfers were u,ct.
cd eseh in tie Of so and the costs Of suit.
, 1863-04-01

In ibis city. on the Nth uit MAGGIE, Daughter Of
Hf.ry and Jane Kanktr. aged 18th months.
Fuue.a wil occur to day. at CLOCK 3tUn the rest
dence On stchigan avenue 1rst house north VI King
gold r1ace.
, 1863-04-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.

FRr1GnTs FRE1au1s; During the past
gaged-mostly ut 1gc for corn to Bnfflo-closing.
however, at 9c. To-pAy the engagemsn snts were as
follows: To buffalo: Bark L. u, Cotton. sehrs
A!yin Clark, Bradley, Stevens and Nicho3s-nh
with corn. 1t &c. -..
RA111oAD FnEraurs.-The following arc the
railroad rates:
, 1863-04-01

ARRlVED.....,......-A March 81.
Republic, Lockport, 140 tons coal, etc,
Terror, Lasal1e, 40 tons coal
Retolute. Athens, 49 yds dimension stone.
John McNe1is, Morris. |, 400 bu corn.
Il q Loomis, Athene, 10 yds rubh!e stone and ~ 6
J. dim. stone.
, 1863-04-01

and where the added va1uc to articles docs not e1
coed 1--WE per centnm, no additional tax 10 leried.
Willie the relief granted to those engaged In the
s6ore f l. netting more than
doubts whether suc!, exemptions tend to
make the be- Excise Law more aceeptahls e
that many brauchesare neglected, which withcqnal
Justice are entitled to like provision, and the
nbo,s -. o. i yonr committee were honorahly and
would not only, more equally distribute
the burdens oftaxation the people, sorelieFe
manufacturers o. class. but Ut the same time te
might commend fteelfto the Justice of tax paycrs,
and 70 strengthen the hands Of the Governm. Mt.
Many other notifications hare been adopted,
Tour Committee have had the pleasure ofneeting
many manufacturers from other eectious Of the
who were engaged IN yszfoas a1 , ~
will which scr7cd Tighten their labors, expfess-
ing their regret that tbut action OF this Association
movement had taken place amoug the manufactar.
ere generally. for shst, while our more weslthy
brethren in other parts had not suffered from the
upon yet, still tho facts presented applied to
all. and that eelEpresqryation wonld seem to de-
1Eand that convention onght 70 be ehled. we
low Of Boeton, gentleman whom all will reneni-
her as being the authoE OF q eSetcm levyins uni,
1s on
Philadelphia. Thie gentleman psoffered US any aid
$,I1
III II " power: ~ .rn.,a o,r ,ror,br an, m.
~ w non, -. uai ,rnnfd tcner
ttet @ o,,, ~ i;n,c n their arrival
s1eH u nfSt s,nt ther Genaptore he rendered
~ asng,oM, ~ u'1 nn.ve hc 3ucjd statemeuts
ns e Ill., III ~ ~ coress an The subject conded
~ tnn2 1nmmftee. would be Gladly embraced IN
sb;s rrnort ,f.rs II not fSr their Ientth. It was
s:nctr,fr honcI that the names OF other Represen-
taf;rcs ffom our own State might have been added
in.this connection, but it is deilied us.
:, Your committee cannot close, without stating;
h.ar anso M st ,ha au
bsve tic satisfaction Of Knowing that this Asaoc
t'ou. a. wen 81 1nat OF milwaukee,. in taking the
statemsnta ~ reaa1d ~ t tnt;ai
the law, that were admitted to be trathfni, and
fec from any desire to be inmica1 to the Govern.
of H. tsy hut ~. Ge1ng a 10 re-
and with Il IS pleasure, do they report the fact
tnal IN lhcif opinion their Wait has tended to
waTs t1niy Exit betTeen I'll scctioms nT onr 1
COUNTY,. and liEc,=isc to ghow that arr interests
arg !ut lot snat "hlIe many supposed assl
tst orr nat1 ps III cfcs enaea @ us to ,at
with our eastern friends in supplying our own
, 1863-04-01

s$!$!;; $$:$;:: Il: 4 $:$!|i? 81 s:ss ssS;:: sS
Gss%an.os. sa1:!.'::e $500 a'pe:.:. 20
Il ..~:.. y oo@9eo Whais OH. .1.isEt.so
B;tsh 1assseS SsI'sS Es%1 :ssSts@ =
POWDER AND sH0T-Thc market is. quiet ut
steady Ut the annexed quotations:
Shot bags 81 : MS. ..........-......-.$s0I %
Buek shos cf IS ia oa0oSsa1o al' y
blasting Powder. j ieg........::.:....: : ~ i'd
sALT-TheEeis little or nothing doing 10 Salt,
and prtcea Of Domestic hay declined &c . brl-
lar. TIE demand. however, at even this price. Is
trifl;ng. There il ittc o. nothing doing in Foreign
Salt ana the market Is nominal We quote;
Do1EsT1e-Fine..
S2o5as 2oaad so. ses5.:.: sSsz>:.
IS DairT,wit sacks ........-... 5.739b4oo
without eaeks:.---,..... 39o5s: :,
FcEEIcS-G. A. 2 saCs OF 2t0 Ds. 1-AHls-C0
Tanks Island, q 40 U.s. .t.1u31-i5
SEEDS s--CLDvER- stock on hand. Is still
heaTy and thcmasket Is duh at $500 TIMOTHY
The market hsz ruled 1erJ dull and prices hare
!fa nith rstss1 sss mos '9!e shs *ssssS
There is an attire demand At 81 5oi 90 for fair to
good and $4a.c94-1sH fo-qriine sowing seed;
. bags prime Timothy at st,5s: IS bags, good At
sl.4o; 10 bgn dry At SIS; : bss FlaE Seed ut
TAfLow-There ia nc city offering Prime
country Is nominal at 10r7 and com.not1'.u fatf
seNe At 9AG9s1c- =-....
quotations are ntort g. I10c.
WOODEN NARE-Thcsei IL no material ,haugc
to notice in themasset. Wequote:
g g nj ko ...MSS ,5S5| rts'. i aaA hoop, oaa
Byoome, q ~ Tubs nests
wsSi:s;; ?sS; =: ::..1aaoo u IS :, ssHass7x
= dog ..a37g31al doz 10 50Gei013
Market bas- DO 70. -. .9ss995
WINES AND Ll0 CoRS-The market is steady
and unchanged. with fair inquiry:
BRASDT- Sherry. 2.5215o6
...f CIaEet. ..-..-- ssR1.50
seignytts. .5o6Gs.oo{ Po15:.:..... .15a;'0
3IaFtclls. 500 Port Jniee..- a00
Aennessey.. g. 6G0G3TOa} A1.B AND Poarxn-
New York.. 7zGst-5o Mtsofp'sEI-
CIS- Pale Ah.. PTS $50
Swan... 2sol Auir's Seth. aa5
SchictlAn1.. o . -s.5sd33o0 Cnmpbcr'e.. e.a5
Uomessic...- T515t0o Younger's
lii Imp'td :. oco6e tco Barciay's
do domestic. s5<a1.5Q 1ontlon Pos-
Scotch imptda.nEi-p0 ter, qts....- 80
do domestic. sSS}f.60f Bass do: I'D
Rr'N- Hibbartado2 60
St. Croix CO. Chicago Bot
nestic..... :s5Gst.a5 tied Ale, qts. 1.D
DO imported aoGe30o do pts...... 1.3;B
\. England. IS do Porter,Qta LIS
WtkEs- do pts ...... 1.3s5<
Madeira :. a.o0a6oof
, 1863-04-01


PROVISIONS There Ia = dra1 feeling in. the
market, WITH but little offering. THE city packers
hare nearly I'll sold out aud the product In secured
hands is held of the market.
BEET-There is little. or no demand for Mess
E1t1a Ness is held 1T si0oo. Beef HAms a1s iiEm
MESS Ponk-Heayy city brands arc.held at st&oo,
without buyers. There II, however, Il n4emand for
round l,ts ol eity at *1asoG1s,75. Country brands
P11ME MESS PoHK-Therc is q good demand for
Prime Mess Pork, city packed, st $.ao0; but the
offerings q good brands arc light, and The market
Is r HIM. - e9a1rr and outside brands Of city are
BrtK MEATs-shouldese. arc in good demand
ard dIM>-with sales during the week Of about
paeked oF Bn Hams sst hp4 eeea it4s
active but holders OF citycnrcd are 1su at IS 15n
$50 loose There 1: nothing doing IN Bulk Sides.
market and prices are firm at 7:llc for Short Bone
FlcKlzD MEArs-Pickled Hams in- barrels and
tctces are N good demand at 6c, but tholdezs are
-LARD-Tbere i. good demand and the market
shows IN advance Of nc per b within few days,
closing firm At 10c for prime Leaf.
GREAsE-fellow is In good deuaca at s3<Sa3Ssh,
To-DAY ths' Gales Of Provisions were:- TO br1s
Pork at $1aG no tfcs sweet pic k1ed Hsms At
SIC: 1850 pcs do. loose, at &C; 55 tres prime city
anl.r.ndered Leaf Lard, 40 brls Fort Madison
stesm-all at l9c; 43 tscs country Lard at 91Sc; 70
trcs Brown Gfease at 79c.
FL0CR-Received to-day, s4. brIs; received
last week IL Gag b1Is; shipped liza brl5. The de-
cline in railroad freghts noticed in our last reriew
does not scem to have given ary stimulus to the
Flour Market which has ruled very dull during the
week. For low grades there has. been moderate
local enquiry, but beyond this there has nothing
tsanspirCd which would enable Us to eiye reliable
qaotatious-they being altose.der nonins1. We
quote. .--
White Winter Extras $1,000 e. IS
Red do do ..... g. aassl G. Is
Spring Extras, good to chocc.--...... 5000 $50
do do fair TO good. a..~......... $50 5.7s
Spring Superfne. .................-... 3o11 IS
Corn Meal, coarsc z ton....-....,.. 10 0l3a0,tQ
Go do fine, p ton. 0ltt94sm
BuckMhcat Flour. = 100 hs-..,~-.....- 2e9E -:
6ran; 2 ION; ~
Sales To-Day we're: 80 hrls "Chicaso Mills
good spring extra $6.4 100 htls "C1caa Mills
E}.ring super at 44.75-
WHEAT-Rectived to-day. 1a,o'3 bu: received
last week &, ,4st bn. shipped last week. 51s bu.
In the early part Of the week paaic Fsera1e2 in
tic market. owing to the decline in gold: but it
has rallied within the past few days, and closes q
@4c higher or the week, and 10015c higher than
the lowest point touched during the week We
give the daily quotations Of the leading grades
during the week (epbfeCt to &c stoFase1 ii the fol
, 1863-04-01

FIour and Grain in Store Ia Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat, Corn. oats, &C.. in store in this city jester
day, compared with the amouns In store week
ago, and the corresponding date Last yeas:
, 1863-04-01
THE CLERICAL 1uBnocLIo.


Stnl Further Developments Letter
froE1 one OF tho Lndtca Mentioned
In TIC Rreseutment.
, 1863-04-01

Law SCHOOL or THE uS1TEBs1TT Of CMcACo.-,
Tl,c neyf Term rcmmences Oh thr Eth Of April.
For c!rcnla1s, address Il. Booth, box ,e65 Ghiea-
, 1863-04-01

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go 10 BRYAfT d S1nATroH'a
CHICAGO CosxEac1AL co11xox, to get a thorough
practical business education,
, 1863-04-01

w ANTED-F.itty more r.
T.! for stste sexyicr. ose annt:-e:, /, -.
will be paid Parties Of .tt .. r[c..: ~:
position for oue Of tteiF nuH!be- f..r.os',,,
yo!d the dsait will si:sire ~ Capt :. Pn,t -
ic.8. or cal? II Cntna House, cosresI sal
Streets Chicago III -. "a
, 1863-04-01

Dn, TuFAsT's LrcrrRs.-Dr. O. Il. Tiffany do
llrercd his powerful and eloquent lecture upon
~Tbe War; last evening, at Bryan Hall, before
;shp seaman's Benevolent Society. The eloquent
lecturer was never more eloquent. and wrought up
his audience to pitch Of enthusiasm giving M
11istakeable symptoms Of the patriotism Of the
, 1863-04-01

NAVAL STORES IND 0fLscNasai stores arc
in good demand with = slight advance on Oakun1.
Pitch ia arm. Tar IL h,ghcr. 0us sxc dull hat
without essential change.
, 1863-04-01
w ANTED-A Furnishp,)

Aa Eps IN latsy. Tllo 4 :as.:y -: =
the charge Of keeping : fr>sc4a rs:t.,a-+s i
dcs1Eous ofrentinG i urnisted Ho,.e f,r *. j,
n Euod neiEhhos! god. HI. exrclien1 ~;
Of character sn' ability; atu:c ), ,sA:I7: l..
, 1863-04-01

~ Dr. Danham having been suddenly gum
1aoped to Murfrecsbofo. Ills classes and private
pupils will take recess for ten days.
, 1863-04-01

The Ice Uut OF WEeeH MY.
A dispatch from Green Bay City WAS read on
Change to-day, stating that :he fec was ali out OF
the Bar. and that It Was blowing hard This indi~
Gates a speedy resumption Il narfgation.
, 1863-04-01

Cook AcLain, 95 Dearborn street and 1s3
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies dresses,
shawls, &c. Gcnts' coats, rests ant pants reno
yntcd In 4 superior manner. Bonneta dyed.
p1eachcd and pressed In the lstest style.
mh10LSm
, 1863-04-01

~ Fe. Keyoeenc Lamps, Lanterns and Oh,
mis- Bepzo1c-Iu fact everything pertaining to the
trade, buy Of N. F. Merrill, IS Randolph street,
, 1863-04-01

" An TED-Gardncr. !
W Gardner. WIN Comes wei! tsco,, :. =,
hnd , got d situason by addse.-s7z p.,,t,-"
ap1,A21THf -S~ ~
, 1863-04-01

:. TIE BuTTERsuTs LEAv1S6.-Thc rebel prison.
cra are being sent out from Camp Douglas at the
rate Of 800 per dag. The next lot take the r Il Ft
Wayne R. R., as the Old street crossing at9 o'clock
this morning. The same number will be dis
patched daily, until all hare gone. The 9th Yer
mont regiment, In companies, accompany them as
guards,
, 1863-04-01

~ Paper Hansings, Wholesale md retail
I,argeet stock in the city at CHASE d CO. IV9
n ,tGpfph sfrert 4.
, 1863-04-01

PROE1SfDNs-Therc Ia 6rn feeling in The
market, WITH but little offering. THE city packers
hare nearly I'll sold ont. and the product in secured
hands is held of the market.
BEET-There fs little or no demand for Mess
Decf, anI the market is nominal At xan61l %
, 1863-04-01
.WQutf1.

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
CONC NJ ncSS
EEARc M -

The events Of the they developed viii be
faithfully given, that the public may be advised a. TO
progress. the results Of battles. the condition Of the
coniending armies aud all that Affects the great struggle
home ami abroad Tor the overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition the Srntinsl viii contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
III Ms, the latest reports Il the NEW YORK and GIN
ClNNAT GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETS. the con-
diticn Of the MONEY an STOCK N ARKETS; In a word.
viii BE- the effort Of the ProPrietos Of the Sfaet TO
give lis columns an interest FOR an classes Of readers and
such information will he especially adapted TO the
well being Of the citizens Of indiana.
The SeEfind will continue represent and stand by
the egular organic Of the Democrat party, State
and NATIONAL sustain the principles and policy they shall
and support the candidates they may nominate
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow H. We therefore ask eur Democratic
fcndSall who desire the e sound principle
aid in the extension % the circulation Of the Sias
Daily and Weekly. until they shall least reach eyeES
Democratic fsml IN Indiana The press Is most I'M
porlau agent directing Alright The public mind. aud all
that needed give the democratic party permanent
rule is the enlightenment II the people 20 e. princi
plies ami policy Il shall be aim. with all the ability
possess faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures. for believe that in doing best
promote the true interests 4 the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
No 2l4
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA
Attest:
JouS III. RIA. Clerk

No 2l4
vNrTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DANA, SS
Whereas. libel of Information has been filed in the
District Court Of he United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of ana the 18TH day Of
January l>65 BY John Hanna Esq Attorney cfthe Unit
Stsesfor the District Of Indiana against the following de-
scrlhed and effects per-
Sous unknown. to Wiz Ss5 90 in cash in the hands of
j. W Farthe; also the Of S.5 GO IN cash in the
hands Of one Il. h. Mccain for violation of the
powers 81 an act 0fCongres approvedjay L. ls62 entitled
AN suppress in>urreciion punish and
rebellion. ami conScae the property # rebels
ami for other purpose, and praying process against
SAID cash. and tina, the may be condemned and
solk enemies property
Now therefore, pursuance IL the monition under the
seal OF said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice to ali persons claiming cash,
part thereof. any inereS ed Aerein.
that they and appear hef the said the strict Court
Of the United States be held AZ city Of Indiana polls,
IN and for the District OF Indiana the third Monday
Feb uasy next O'Clock ofthr forenoon Of that ay
thea and there nerpose their claims and make their
alleg atoms in that behalf
II. q. ROSE, United States Marshal.
BY l. = RsKLow. Deputy.
Attest
JogS n Era. Clerk. feb3-dl4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There no class q dserse that produces such exhaust
hS effects upon The human constitution Diabetes and
Disease Il the kidneys. bladder aud Urinary Passages
and through aiss nod,ty h. ie,ied Unit they
art 50 advanced ss TO ~ beyond control Of ordinary
remedies. and we pre<ent the