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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-06

- ca - lOI 81 $50
Joseph Wood-Lot and saloon on the NV
corner of ne fractional !, section II, township
p, range east, being the part of the lot pur
cased by Joseph Wood of Oliver Martell bv
Warrantee deed recorded in page 12l of Book
9 of Deeds, in the Registers Office Of Wood
County, being the part of the lot which was
not decided by the said Joseph Wood to Au-
6"stuS Marteu, S7O5
VIM " Johnson-Housc and lot bounded as
follows, to wit: commencing at point OBJ
tanned by running from tie ne corner Of the
seq nw4, section II, township %, range east,
running thence south 440 feet on the section
line, thence west so feet to the starting point
OF the land hereby conveyed, thence west 100
feet, thence south so feet, thence cast l2O
teet, thence north 30 feet to the starting
pollt, $500
froo m Talmadge-House and lot bounded
as follows, to wit: commencing at point OBJ
tanned by running from the ne corner of the
sci of the nw4 Of section IT, township %
range east, thence south on the line of said
40 acre tract $40 feet, thence west at right
angles with said last mentioned line $50 feet
to the point Of commencement of the land
hereby conveyed, thence west 240 feet, thence
north 100 feet, thence east 24O feet, thence
south 100 feet to the place Of beginning,
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-06

TAX s ALE

O3jee 2f CLERK BID Of SPcrr.&or&,
Wood County, Wis.
NOTICE is hereby given that
lS the following described
were sold by the County Treas
urer of Wood County on the
18th and 10th days Of May,
1861, for the taxes and charg-
cs thereon for the year 1860,
and the same are yet unre-
deemed in this Office, and the
holders of certificates Of sale
Of said lands will BE entitled
to a Tax Deed thereof, in ac-
cordtnce with tic laws Of tLis
State, unless redeemed on or
before the 18th day Of May,
lSGf. The interest and charg-
'cs, including redemption fees,
are computed to the last day
Of redemption.
Given under my hand at
Grand Rapids, this 30th day
Of July, 1868.
THOMAS 3. SCOTT,
CLERK of Board Of Supervisors.
Township 81, Range >.
Names. Description. Sec. init
Jacob Burke sw sc Is 1856
Sc sc Is 8,8G
yrnu...-l-:.- % D-.--.- O
, 1863-02-25

NEW ToRk. Feb. A.-CorroS-Morc active
and decidedly hr7ner At 21Gl911Sc-
FLorE-E1cted by the large advance In gold.
and prices advanced % for extra
state; $S.0slS.a5 for choice do; $7aaS5zt7.0 for
super western; s7.s6GsS- IS for common to medium
extra estcrn $6.0l4l6,s0 for extra round hoop
Ohio. aud $s3oii9.60 for trade bTands-c1osins
quiet ard scarcely 80 h1m.
GR41S--Whcat opened aG.3c better but mach
excited at the close however, aud buyers were un-
willing to pay the advance. Chicago spring at
Il. .46E1 ,65 Milwaukee club At Il winter
rcd Illinois 1t Sis. Corn active and 1xtac higher
as11oOc fo1 eound; S1osc for unsonnd, and 81 Cd
for common western yel!owe Oats more aetivs
and decidedly better at 1G4tSc.
GEccEE1Es-Cofee more active and very firm
Rio 32fc. Sugar fDHc better and more doing at
l14G311Ac for New Orleans, 10stGo11c for Musco-
yado. Molassts firm: New Orleans 4aG5sc; 70
bids old crop Porto Rico at 4Sc.
PRoy1sIoAa-Pork market shade fr1ncr with
good demand ut $tsoo915 Is for old mess s11.75
I13.s5 for cid and rev primes Sl5:01t7,50 for new
prime u,ess. including s,o00 brls new mess for May
and June at $1B.s73. Beef quiet and steady.
Dressed hogs shade drmcr at G,1164c- Bacon
sides lees active but shade frmer. at 7.<GbSc toz
western Cumberland SIC for western long ribbed;
SHGss,c for do short ribbed sc for DO long clear
and 011fI9ac for do short clear. Lard more active
ami GImrr at 1l1tase, including 1900 hrls, April
My aud June. at 12c. Cheesea 4 shade hrmer at II
n16c.
, 1863-02-25

pRoy1s1OES-The market for Provssions closes
hrn, wifi, strong upward tendency In consc-
ouence or the advance In the rates Of gold.
BEEr-Eoth3ng doing nnd markei nomlnma 9ni 81 u
$1,000 for Mess and Sf1 co sor Extra MesB. 4hcfe
aro no Beef Hams in market. -
Mess PoRK-The market for Mess Pork has ruled
uuiet with sales during the week at $13. Af3.69H
holders at the close being firm at $14.00 Conn
try brands hare been soll ut $13-0UG1 Is. The
amount Of Mess Pork made here foots up about
G0.0OG barrels. ~
PRIME MISS PonK-There Is very little doing,
and the market rules hrm and nominal at $1a00,
ENGLISH MEArs-The offering arc now very
light, and the market closes firm at 76c for Short
Boreleaa; GHl6tsc for Short Rib, and SIC for
Cumtesland Mddles.
Bulk MEATs-Hams are In good demand, and
active ut SIC loose. Shoulders arc held at 31GDtc
Bulk Sides, except rough lots Of Country, which
hare been sold at 5liGl51Sc loose.
LARp-The market closes buoyant, and prlces
hase 1a, advaneed 4G3sc per D-elozlns firm at 100
GnEAeE-Yellow Grease is In good request at
INC, and White at 9Hc.
t.. DAr-The sales Of nog product were;@1le e.
city cured Dnlk Hams at 5l5c loose; 800 pcs Green
Hams at Exc; 600 boxes Short Bone1ess Midd1es
Mt 7Hc; $50 boxes light do at 81. IS 20 bo1es Short
Rib Middlee at 8ikc; $50 boxes do at exc; 100
boxes Cumberland Middles at SIC; 600 tres prime
city steam Lard at f0,ac; go tres prime steam and
kettie-rendcred Leaf Lard fmost1y eteam) at10!c;
Q tres prime steam, In lots, at 10c be5 tres prime
Kettle, III lots, at 10c 800 tres prime Peoria steam
Lard at SIC; 500 tres second brand prime city
eteam Leaf Lard at 91<c; 100 tres Yellow Grease
DHEssED HoGs-Recciyed, e2eaa; received
last week, 151o9; shipped. a,093. Market closes
buoyant, and p'i ices have advanced about 1Uc per
GAln
, 1863-02-25
FINANCIAL and C0MMERClAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

r,,a,,x Evrs7so Feb Il ,sea-
nt. ;,nr,ona. r;.o IN col5 since SATURDAY pro.
s,ccd decided r,oom nmon. all classes. Nobody
sc.,rs to know how to act or what to expect
ncx,. uHow high viii itgo:"is is q question tbat
everybody asks, but no one preteudsto answer.
Those who believe as VIC do, that tho immense
arureciation is due mainly to speculation and to
tic fears Of the people, say that the price might as
well be-tour times Whit It is as tho figures now
ruling Hence VIC have ceased 10 be surprised at
any figure to which spectators may force up tue
rates Of gold.
It opened to-day in Wall streat at Il per ceht.
premium, and private dispatches made It tteaos q.
that to the close Of the first board. me "atkc<
here was feseEfsh, the brokers having 'oe os.
nerve paying 6s9b'0+ While otneie "ee -. a. .
to pay above 6s It Is nndefatooa ne.o 10 row.
agreement Of tho concress'ona4 a. ~ E,n,ncc m,
niittee to retain inc e1nuse 80 - eaoo o,1 nm ~
authorizing the 1aetncs 'es -.,.a.,o,4
legal lender notes is tho cause 81 tne cAe"en4.A'
nf eourec Wall street discounts the euecte OF tnas
--.-.... +hn, - ~ao- In 41ynnea. and hence
, 1863-02-25

j.
pose4o'I ~ A - 0~
water plcnticr than e9 9er, inside the Camp, and
4,aro e,rnos nm wnv of draining IT short of
constructing numerous underground drains
~ a., 7,i,e Yesterday r,o ,Gne mild a,v
~ VIZ Lin. .eAuAe "ao - "He' 44.Ho o"5'
and The butternuts were out around their bar
r-cts usunnipc,, +hcnsc1vea and d,scuss;nr
.,-,.l,7
Tue pfopable prospects Tor an exchange tne
advantages aud disadvantages Of their taking
A. uns.. .rn.-.....u.s 80 A,,o,s.,,.o y
1,. 4".l, ~ u1 ~ na..aS - ~
,o,.,. 1,,::o,s n.y. sa1a..a,,,,t,,r ~ ro,a,so +wo
->ha, ~ ..,ls.a.s n' a w.. aot -at hear onnouncsa
pn.e,;a,. ~ ~ ;.,s+-r,t;ora .. from the coner,,,
r. r1;"f % a,ted w,s,,;rrton Feh IA Rio
49, ss,.o,, :. .,thor;-o5 ~ -o,oa.o an ,r,a,1-
~ ~or ut o1,1cera mr. members of gneri,l,s
~ o.,,n- ;rreon1ar oroan,z,t5ons nnon their
o;,,;,or o.h,a or;i7cncos ~ thcir bon-
eet, era sincerity IN taking tbe fo11owinr.
o.Tu or pFs17so1.r1oy I'm A1nro1AscE.
= - countr NJ - statc o, -, taken
prieoner at -, and now in confinement It Camp Camp
Dongtas, a., 40 aefeG} &c ae onscrat sttes, and Iii
miiitary organizations hostile 70 the1nted States
and DO a n ths and Government
Of tic United States against al e1cmiss
dnmgst'c OF ;oxafv to the same, any ordinance
rrtoluston or law Of any STATE Gonssnslon or Leg
t1,s shat vii we'll and faithfully perform ali the
duties Wca NAY DC a1 o. " Ss os enf laMs 2.
, 1863-02-25

pentne are ecarce and selling at $t.e5 per gallon.
or about 31s000 per brl. Cordage firm. Linseed
Oil is IN active demand and buoyant-closing frm
at e5c for Chicago and Csc for Cincinnati Whale
nj TIor rurfa.
, 1863-02-25

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF HAHSEMANS
MEDICAL CoILE6E.-The commencement e1-
crciscs Of this College will take place in Bry
an Hall on Thursday atsp m. Abricf report
upon the condition Of the Institution and its
prospects will be presented by the Dean Of
the Faculty, and Valcdictory Address deliv-
cred to the Graduates by Prof Kellogg.
Music by the Light Guard Band. The public
are most respectfully invited to be present.
, 1863-02-25

kAlL2-l4E HaEAck IL dCL1Fe-EiV5lAe
nm. with etr0pg upward tendency. The stock
fccor1{nrz rrdpccG. We auote:
, 1863-02-25

MICHIGAN GENITAL RA1LKoAD.-Thc Mich
igau Central Railroad raised the wages Of
their engineers and tlrcmen on the 1st inst. us
follows: Engineers, who formerly received
see and *65, now receive SO and S75 and
other employees in the same department have
received corresponding increase. This must
begratifying to The employees, more especially
since the increase has been made voluntarily
By the Company, thus demonstrating that the
ofl-quoted maxim "corporations have no
souls'' is not ofunigersal application.
REDUcT1o Id ADsURpUM.-In tho case Of
Palmer vs.. the City Of Chicago and sundry
policemen, the jury, on Monday, returned a
verdict Of 500 for plaintiff. The damages
claimed was $4,000.
~ u u
, 1863-02-25


TODAY the advance in gold to ii per ccn1. m
settled the general markets, and rendered them
somewhat nervous and excited; but the improve
mens In produce was light compared with the ad-
vance In gold.
In Provisions. Lard responded to the market in
New York. and prices advanced Ad1'lc per H.
with ea1es Of about 5000 tres ut 9,s<@10kc-the
bulk Of the Gales Of prime steam and kettle being
made at 1oAG1oAc. Bulk meats were quiet but
nsm at SIC for Hams, loose-wfth sales Of 1000
pcs ut that price. Shoulders were In request Mt
3s.c, but holders wcrc asking 37sG{c. English
Meats were In good demand and firm at $3.50
7.ao for Short Boneless MddIea; GxGGHc for
Short Rib Mddlea; and SIC for Cumberland Mid
dies. Mess Pork was held at $1i.00 without bly,
crs, there being little OF no inquiry.
The market for Dressed Hogs ruled about 1oc
hisheE-with eales 1t $4.aoa625
Live Hogs were in light supply and the market
was quiet but f1m with light sales at $so0G4-s IN
the latter figure being paid for oo!swen lated,
slnallhoncd hogs averaging $50 iDs.
Beef Cattle were In liberal supply, but the mar
kct was dnl, with trifins sales at an average OF
$osc@3.40.
Flour vas in good demand and prices advanced
about 1oc per brl-with liberal sales at 1sH
for winter and $s.Tt9 80 for spring extras.
Wheat advanced &C per bushel-with moderate
activity at sl.s411 e6 for o.Red: s1.0a91 10 for
Rejected Rcd 81 soG1 .ss4c for No Spring; and
| $l0s@1.1o for No Sprins-the market closing
Et7n.
Corn Advanced 11atG5ac per bushel, but It closed
quiet-with sales at 6a55'Hc for Mixed, and 451
45kc for Rejected In store. At the close Mixed
was steady at 5s4G64c.
Oats were dull and heayy-Eo selling At 55H@
&c. Rye WAS eoIa at s0e. Highwinee were unset
tied and the market declined &C per gal-wfth sales
| Of 200 brls at 47e. Seeds were steady at $3.50
80 for Clover, aad e. 00G2.25 for Timothy.
, 1863-02-25

aEed u yesfs -@@'"' - ~.
uteral ffon hls residence. Madison street. between
M IL 1no ~ ib sb tsa IT
n th,. c,tr on Nond,v 1,.n.+.1 ~ ~ ess..1S..
cf III brain. JAMES II. HOnRE. eldest son of Ed.on
and Harriet s. Moore, OF the EAg!a Hotel. aged Is
sanrsp.1 - nn1. ~ tta Fly n} ~ o.,n.. !,
Oscdnes day.} Friends are Invited 70 attend.
II Syracuse and Auburn IN IL papers pleaae
~ 9, 7,.. ru,. m, nuor, -
f,ticSno M iient stitiissx a,r = ~ WE ~ Eonany B.
Funeral febrnary 18Th It the corner Of ThToon snd
Vaa Epfen sstdets. Ffiehos Of tee company arc In
'!st1 ~ a,se-- ~,,,.
vie ~ Jeremiah /" TncEsr arsi Z; Teara ath;
and IL days.
In this city, Mt $ O'Clock, 4. H., Feb. slth 1sc3
y. =. fEEF: s9ea - {saTs,
, 1863-02-25
CHICAGO GROCERY MARKET.


4iES0A1 LfESlNt9 ECU Sd ioO1-
During the past week, the Grocery market has
been characterized with IN unusual degree Of &C
tlviy and buoyaucy, md prices Of all leading arti
cles hare materially advanced. The interior aud
upper Mississippi trade have been purchasing
freely, and our jobbers report that they hare
before seen 80 active a trade as at the present
scason.
Paw Sugars arc in actiye demand, but the sup
ply ia light, and the market closes firm at an ad-
vance Of fully Ac. Refined goods, owing to the
advance Of gold to Il per cent, hare taken start
sud close firm at an improvement OF hc-holdcrs
csincing no disposition to press sales. Nolasses
are In active request, and may be quoted fully Sc
higher. Some brands are scarce, aad 1t Is with
difficulty that orders can be filled. Rice is steady
and without materal change. Spices firm. Coffee
has advanced fully Hc-being firmly held at aa1
8iHc for Rio. Prime samples are stiff at 35c. Teas
are in active demand and the finer qualities Of
greens may be quoted 6c higher-the market clos.
ing firm. Tobaccos firm. Starch unchanged. VIC
give closing prices as follows:
, 1863-02-25

KEROSENE -Narket more active and nrm at
4Sc Tor tnrk and zoe for prime white oil,
1rary.rR-ror NIL descriptions there is an nc
Tive demand and thc market has improved. Har-
ncs. lrather has advanced 154G2c; Spanish sole IL
-EG. L.t*"- Ttc ufoct ia }irht, We quote.
, 1863-02-25
CHICAGO DRUG maRKET.

TCKsDAT EVENING, Feb. 81, 1861
The Drug trade continues active and all leading
articfes are firmly held at quotations. The only
change NC note this week is in Castor OIL, which
Ia ah0ut 1Cc hfrhar Te nrnt..
, 1863-02-25
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.


TUE8DAT EVENING FED. II, ;lt@t5'
FREIGHTS-LAEE FnE10HTs-Thcrc is nothing
dong in Lake FreIghts, resscl ownctB expecting
unusually high rates at the opening, should ths
prt sent prices of produce be sustained. Tho Fa.
mnre Of charters at 1Oc for Corn to En1o have lot
been authenticated. RAILROAD FRE1unTs-Thcrc
is 70 change in rates. We quote as follows:
, 1863-02-25

CHURCH sA1E.-Nc learn that the Plymouth
(Congregasional) church building, corner Of
ThirdAvcnue and Van Buren, street, has been
sold with the. ground and parsonage, to
Gfeenepaum Brothers for 81. .OOO
, 1863-02-25

The balance ofthe Gifts nre too pumef-
Gus to mention.
hereby certify that the prices annexed t. the apove
articles nm my establishment are nv regular retafi
prices. and the Pianos arc Grstc!ass Instruucnts.
fully warranted By the makers and myself for ten
years. W. II. HARLOW.
At the conclusion. the Gltts will be drawn in Il
pretenct II the audience hy committee appointed
by the audtcnce to superntend the drawing.
Doors open at o'clock. Concert to commence at
X o'clock.
TICKETS.
Arranged by Wcrbe d Hilton. fes.zstsim
S.D-The charge from the nrFt announcement l. to
secure al full Orchestra, part Of the Band being pre-
v1ously engaged for the evening nzss appointed
, 1863-02-25

PEHsoSAL.-M.jor Wi1lialn Painter, former.
u Of this city, has been detailed as aid to
Gen. stoneman's Caralry Corps, in the army
Of the Potomac
, 1863-02-25
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Feb. -, 1869.
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. a. 1ase

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. u, 1859.
BEEF cATTLE-Supp1g liberal and suarket du11
aales were:
Biyc sold Burnside 8 head coarse erade stccrs
averaging ! go n8. at $2S0. ."~e-7'
averaging. 1,s3s Ds, at SAD; eS cnarre sysde
Steers aud cows averaging 1,o6o ns, at $3.50.
HoGS-M,rket quiet but nzu. Sales were:
, 1863-02-25
Gbitooo Gri)nltt.
THE CITY.

PEnsoxA14-T. r. Timby Of New York, the
inventor Of the Revolving Turrct, rs used on
the Monitor, is stopping at the Sherman
House.
, 1863-02-25

Mr.. MURnocn's READ1SGs.-Thc Young
Mems Association announce that James E.
Murdoch, the distinguished tragedlan, will
give IN entertainment at Bryan Hall, on
Thursday evening, the 26th inst, consisting
Of readings and rccltations Of choice dra
matte aud poetic selections. Mr.. Murdoch is
great fayoEite with Chicago audiences, and
always draws faahionablcand crowded houses.
Tie selections which have been made for this
entertainment are the best possible, and in
the rendition Of them Mr.: Murdoch is said
to surrass himself. They aEe as follows:
Selections from the "Elder Brother .''--Beau-
mont and Fletcher.
"Abou Ben Athcm.''- Leigh Hunt.
Gcections from :. The Giaout.r Byron.
"The Cranes OF 1bycus." Schiller.
"Thc Raven."-Poe.
Selections from Julius Cnsa1.'' ...
The Shooting psrty', INCLUDING San, Wsllcr's
inG," and "Cold Punch
, 1863-02-25

OrxS1SG OF TIE CANA--Wc arc informed
by the Superintendent that the Canal will be
open for boats drawing four feet six inches of
Eater, on the 9TH Of March.
, 1863-02-25

'McVICKER'S THEATRE
4H4- Madison street. between ssate and p.arAorn
Doors open It o clock; performances cprnmecccsix
Ihe Manager taxes Pleasure In announcing an en-
EaSeimens VIII the renowned D12su.se and P,pto-
sESoEETA ISABEL CrDAs.
who Will appear In
TWO GRAND SPANISH DANCES,
Ass1srxp Br SENIOR x1MESEs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. 9Th. the orrG,,nr
ance will connnepc with the Farce cf fH'o'1A
I'VE WRITTEN TO BROWN.
After which
BOKAZA CsAKDAS..-- .CrnAs sad sIyoa X1Axyzs.
To be followed BY the popular mrua Of
FOUNDED on FACTS.
To conclude with
RITENALIA YEL CURRO,
CCBAS.. .and. .......sEsOR xIEKNgs
, 1863-02-25

FtOuR-hecelxed einGe SATURDAY, 5,396 brls:
TseeiScd laet WeeS; lalso OTIS; shipped Auto bfls
closes buoEant and htm at an ADVANCE q lata5c
Rsr ori w!STkN EE5s ExFnAs y "a GosG At tos
srE1sd ExTEAs M az fi5m a at S6oo1650 for good to
ghoise Eng Ss:5H6W e ~ 1or % msa!Gm 10 g93d; RfE
fL9Ta 1s steaay =. g " 3 " FLoTn Is
NSAL is a1m It 5000 orBoltsd ana IS g ior q.
bolteo: IL G5r - ase a 1h az Sl@ao1taoo iof
bf1a m ano ao5 n. hdai.p qS =, ~, e.,a
were: 10y brls caEIinville white winter
atSI.3o; ~ ofls Rooo me M1ntc1 AZ II l5g,
1 orls eholee WINE .e Min1es at $s.isH; 1oo erls
extra nt $GoV; ~ PTS &c az So:so; loV bfls ABB
bott Milis and Ig pts CeseseG sa 40 u Sbg1: 5uy
pr4s .:LcckpoL nJulau,e' 9oo olls 11ceisiof;
Net 81 sprng extra at x5t0; l00o 9rls do at co.
g 6fis RJe sIoaf at saVo; lotons bran IN onlk on
track G a %1s5o: Seo;, o,uo. e.., ~
NAEAI-KGcclsea einee 2atofdsy: T. re-
ceised last week, 9lssupu; snipped OH ou Ihe
, 1863-02-25
Decisions in Regard to Stamping .Ac-
acknowledgements and AfldaYfts.


acknowledgements and Affidayits.
The following letter was received yesterday
By Commissioner P. A. Hoync, in reply to
letter written by him to the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, asking whether the jurats
attached 10 affidayits pertaining to causes
pending in the courts and Acknowledgements
to deeds required 4 stamp, and also whether
deeds, the consideration Of which is under
800, require 4 stamp:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REyEaCE,
WAeHE6ToN, February 19, 1861.
S1g-1n reply to yonrs Of February 10th, 1 would
etate that neither Acknowledgements OF at1ldayits
require to be stamped.
4 certificate of the official character Of an &c
know1cdsiDg officer, WHEN affixed to m aclnowl-
edgmcnt, should b. stamped with ten cent ccrtif.
icate stamp.
a deed for property, the actual value Of which
Is less than one hundred dollars, docs not teQnire
reyenucstaInp.
Very respectfully, yours. &C..
G. F. ESTEE,
For Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
To PHILIP A. HorSE Esq.
Notary and Commissioner, Chicago, I'll.
, 1863-02-25

A RL1NGTON, LEON & DON
IA EIKEE'S OPERA HOEsE.
Randolph IT,, bet Sherman d Nattason Hcuses M1u-
day evening. Feb. sd. and every evening
during the week.
The Monitors Of afinstrelsytn View Burlesques Etc.
New pieces: Aura Ire. When the Com II DRY, Sweet
Love. Coed Night, Dai kies Refrain Automarton Ind
1alon. hen tunTe1tton. Hur1esque Norma Duet.
Eaby Show. Pas de Fascination Ela.k Street Bsoker7
The Flower Of the Flock. jl,n Johusooa Cou.ssaip,
Sex Shaking Feature. Carte de yIslte Msnla.
Uoots open 1t !: commences at 5 O'Clock, ApNIS-
fees ssac1T f. s. DISGEss. Agent.
, 1863-02-25

YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
The YoEa. Meas Association won!d respectfully
a1EouECe that Tie
, 1863-02-25

New York Stock and Money Market.
BY Telegraph new FoHK, Feb. 2i, 1863.
SrocKs-Stoond Bodrd-Stocks steady and less
, 1863-02-25

REAL. ESTATE SALE-We call especial atten-
tion to the advertisement of Lyon & Baker in
another column relative to their immense sale
Of real estate at BnfE:lo, March 5th- The sale
offers unusual Inducements to those deeIrous
Of investing In real estate.
, 1863-02-25

SALE OF On PAINTINGS At No. 107 LAKE
S1REET.-Fhe exhibition Of Oil Paintings on
Lake street, will be brought to a close to-day,
by the sale at public auction Of the entire COL
lection. Those Of our citizens who have not
seen these really fine specimens Of art will
hare an opportunity today, for the last timc
There are some lIrst-class pictures among
them, both by old and modern artists. The
"Scene in Westmoreland," by Alfred Vickcrs,
SEN, is alone worth going journey of hun
drcd miles aud more, to see and there arc
many others equally excellent In their several
styles. The pictures will be sold without rc-
serve. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock 4. III.
, 1863-02-25

For EAsuy111E.-The Board Of Trade War
Committee hold special meeting this eve
committee intend sending messenger to visit
the Battery and seth regiment I'D Board Of
Trade.) Persons Wishing small packages and
1ettcrs sent can leave them at our office any
time before Saturday. noon. Packages must
be marked aud contents named on the pack
age. Liquors, pies, green apples, or other ed
ib1es, can not be forwarded.
WM. BREWSTER,
Enc.E Nar Cono Eta4a sfE,af
, 1863-02-25

FRu1T-DoMEEr1c- Apples are steady
ard without change. Dried Apples firm and in
good demand. Dried Peaches steady. FonEtos-
Raisius firm with strong upward tendency. Cur.
n. prime New York Dried Apples at SIC; III ms
N;chiran 1o Mt G1<c We ouofe:
, 1863-02-25

REs1cSEp-A. c. Butler, esq, who has
been connected with the Illinois and Michigan
Caual for number Of years, has rendered his
resignation rs Qansl Collector at Chicago, to
take effect from the 1at of March next. The
appointment Of successor to Mr.. Butler is
,-;&1, 41,n raue1 Trrctrns
, 1863-02-25

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table exhibits the amount Of t1our,
wheat and CON-. in store today. compared with
that in store week ago, and the corresponding
dfte 1ae} vcsr.
, 1863-02-25

sN"Continental Monthly and ''Enickcrbock-
err magazines for March have been received By
AeNally & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-02-25

y "Lc Bon Ton for March has been receive
by McNally l. Co., 81 Dearborn etrect
, 1863-02-25

SEIZURE OF 4 BRRWERr.-The brewery OF
William Wirtemeycr, corner Of Willow and
Larrabee streets, has been seized By the .. 8.
Collector Of Internal Revenue, owing to the
failure Of the proprietor to make his monthly
report of sales and manufacture. The matter
will probably be settled In feW days.
, 1863-02-25

Ar TIE ST. Louis Hosr1TAL.-Thc follow
ing Chicago Battery boys are sick at the st.
Louis hospital: Vim. B. Mcintosh, company
B: James 8. Higgins, Co. B; G. ". Meyer,
Co. H;G. 4. Pratt, Co. q; ]. B. Brown, Co
H.; H. White, Jr., Mercantile Battery; "
P. Whitney, Mercantile Battery.