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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-19
~ FARM FOR SALE N Upton,


ER FOR SALE From to 4g7:e
6 10 Acres of the best Land in the City fsz2asSa
~ Worcester, situated three fOurths Of aS9IrA
- mile from Main street, on the westerly -z--
side Of Pratt street. caed the Garden of tden under
nigh state of cultivation, sloping TO the southeast.
mere are growing on the premises Peach frees three
four years old Apple Trees of the choicest kinds about
two acres of Strawberries oil the best kinds large
quantity of RhuOa-b There is the pre- an
excellent spring of water The whole land has been
used for garden purposes The present owner having
other business to aten to- will sell the above at bar
gain. For TERMS which will be easy, inquire at the
store of JOHN b. PRATT, JR. d co, Nos. 81 and Sc
Main street, or Of the Hon. ISAAC DAVIS.
Fph
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A ITCTTON be sold at Public A
LEICESTER ACADEMY.-The next

T EICESTER ACADEMY.-The next
IL Term will commence on TUESDAY, March 3lst,
under the charge john AVERY NJ. A., Principal, who
has special barge of the asseal Department; II. q.
MERRIAM NJ A.. in the Scientific aud Military Depart
ment aud Miss ANNA p. HENsUAw in the French and
English Languages, and Music.
Tuition five dollars for the term OF four
teen weeks. Music extra. - - ,,,
A. II, COOLIDGE, Secretary.
Leicester March 49, 1869. d3wSv5t
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Just received. and large lot of fine ALBUMS, for
sale cheap at No Bay state House Block.
Cash paid for Old Gold and Silver.
ISAAC FISH JeWpller
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-19
DUMP AND LEAD PIPE WORK

DUR TIPPET LOST-A Gentleman S
Il Fur Tippet was lest Monday evening, somewhere
Main ST. Get, in tins cv. The finder will be rewarded
BY leaving the same at II l.. STOVES Dry Goods
Store. d4t* mchlS
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MOTHERS. TAKE HEED Give n,

VA more poison to your children Do you ever think
when observing the uneasy actions Of your children
that the only cause Of the little suerers illness ia
worms? In nineteen out Of twenty tits OF ali
the diseases to which children are exposed none are 20
fatal to as In fact. children are seldom
free from them as worms initiate the mntoms Of mani
other complaints. They often produce alarming fleets
without being susp cted the real cause. 1he only
certain cnre-one Of natures remedies CONNIE ana
of nothing but Roots and Hcrbs-is MPs UsBoRH's I'M
YEAS Al WORN POWDERS they will eradica &C ali worms
from the TEN, If the directions strictly adhered
TO. No filthy vermuge will be used by those who
hive used these Powders The active principal in
Gated LnzenRes is MergurH, as any physician will tell
YOU MANY ialers will recommend inferior nrenars-
ton' and lower priced articles, aordns more profit 10
themse BE SIRE snd obtain only Mrs. Osburn's
Worm Powders. Price Is cts. per Box. Sold by NJ n
GREEN d CO, Agents. deOpistf fl6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-01

The Washington Star in giving ali account
Il the canture Of the &. S g1nboats Reliance
and Sattelite III the Rappahannock river says:
'sThe 6ght on board the Satellite is represent
ed to havebeen desperate. 1t IS said that the
CAPTAIN Of the Satellite (Robinson) behaved IN
a very covardly manner when he came On deck
in his under-oiothes. Finding the crew is
C]esperate hand-t e'la, er counter it the
Conf de. .ates, he RE OUT III ~ sake,
don't shoot-l surrent er!
The nartv which boarded the Reliance, Act
inc Ensign Walters, also were resisted, the
officers and men fighting desperately; but were
ohl;ea1 to succumb. In this attack Lieuten.
ant Uo5e was either killed or wounded, and
Ensign Walters was hotthrough the stomach,
the ball coming out at the hip:
After they had captured both boats, the
Confederates proceeded with them to Urbana,
where the officers and crews were set on shore,
and they put out with steamers again Tor the
mouth of the river, where they. lay ali day
Sunday, but on Sunday night they went to
the Eastern Shore and captured three schoon~
ers, one large coaler, from Phlladelphla,
which they took up TO Urbana, and after burn"
ing one of them, took the others with them,
as they said to Port Royal, where they
would remove the machinery and destroy the
boats.
The prisoners, with the exception Of Ensign
Walters. Ensign Sommers, Paymaster' Stew
ard ". r. Stavey, and John lyle, boatswain'
mate. were all started TO Richmond on Sunday.
Cant Robinson and his brother being placed
in irons; and the above named were allowed TO
remain at Urbana where they were paroled by
2 cavalry officer on Thursday, and on Friday
thav we're brought off by boat OF the Com.
Jones, which had landed at the place. The
Com. Morris is also in the river.
The newspapers report that the following Is
the number of surplus Confederate prisoners
now in the hands of the D. S. authorities, to
yit;-Fort Delaware, 1000; David's Island,
n. Y, 3000 Camp Douglas, Illinois, 3,27o
Camp Chase, Ohio, 1000; Camp Morton, Ind,
| 1000: ,Jobnston's Island, Ohio, l,633 Alton
Prison, l,I30; Ohio penitentlary 81; other
places 3000-total, 81, 100.
The Richmond papers are OF the opinion
that the next great battle will be fought IN
| East Tennessee. The demonstrations OF Rose
Grams on Chattanooga are regarded as merely
fints. to disguise the real aim Of combined
movement upon the great line Of railroad com"
munication through East Tennessee, With the
further view to take possession OF that coun'
try. and of the portion Of Southwestern Vir~
pinia through which the same line OF railroad
runs. uauuu-----
Reports from Texas state that there are at
,oast one hundred vessels loaded with contra
- Aauooos for tne Confederates, of the
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FROM ARKANSAS.

clal dispatch, speaking or matters III AT a'iSo'
SAYS, General Price, with twenty-five thousand
Confederates is at Bayou Mataire, strong
point on White river fourteen miles above Dll-
wallis Bluff, where battle is expected 20 De
fought. Skirmishing is con: family gong en,
but the losses are slight The Confederate
force in Northern Texas is estimated at eight
teen thousand. Magruder has been reinforced
The Crnfederates who crossed the Potomac
at Edwards Ferry, on Thursday night last,
numbering over four hundred, recrossed the
river on Friday, taking with them about nlne
prisoners of Scott 900, who were captured at
Edwards Ferry They made fora7 into the
country, but succeeded in carrying OF but little,
The boatmon on the canal seem TO have suffer
ed the most severely, several teams having
been taken from them.
The Secretary of the Navy left Washington
yesterday morning for a tour OF inspection to
the wards at New York, Boston, and Ports
mouth IN. II. and will visit Philadelphia on
his return. He will be absent for week,
The prices of the necessaries Of Life have
still further receded in New Orleans, in conse-
ouence Of continued arrivals from above with
the products Of the West. Communication
with ST. Louis and other points is now CON
sidered quite regular
NJ. Carter, Paymaster's Clerk, who recently
stole $4,000 of Government money, subse-
ouently recovered, has been sentenced by
Court Martial to five yeais' imprisonment IN
the Albany penitentiary.
Volunteering in New Jersey is proceeding
very briskly, About 5000 men have been OBJ
tained since Governor Parkey's procana-
ton was issued.
Lieut.. e. P Ackerman, Of the I'd regiment
n. Y. volunteers was arrested in Washington
on Saturday night by detective, who found
him drunk in the street, and trying to pass
himself off as Government detective. lie
was committed to the Guard house.
The special committee appointed by the
German conscripts meeting the other evening"
to proceed to Albany to confer with Governor
Seymour made their report at meeting OF the
same class of persons, held on Saturday even
inc. The committee said they reminded the
Governor of the pledge before the election,
tnat he would not allow any citizen to be forced
into the United States army from New York
against his will The Governor denied that
he had ever given any such pledge, which
would be in eontrayention OF the laws OF the
u. S.
Can't. J. ?. Hawkins late of the Commissary
Department, has been promoted to Brigadler
General of negro troops with his headquarters at
fyan Hawkins
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prBi1sHED (DAIIyl BY
rDGAR SNOW DEN, J R.
uo.oTFTCE-No. 104 King street, over
s, formerly French's) Book Store.

fy5 Vf ,for,nerly French's) Book Store.
. o''H' = @-.-===-"-4=@
= y r. in the National Intelligencer
.rs that "Moseby divides his men into squads
: f44,oao ortwenty and sends them IN different
]:.o.t;ons thus gaming sort Of ubiquitous
. ,1,r.otor for we hear Of his presence on the
..mo NIGHT at places twenty miles apart but
!. bes fixed rendezvous and has encamped for
,5a mast week chiefly on the Cook fitzhugh
farm and its vicinity, at points about e1uldls-
.,nt from the turnpike on each side. Ills men
are dressed in gray, have different colored
roo)eu hats with black feather, and have
ro3 morocco holsters. They carry 20 sabres,
and move with none Of the Jingle and cIatter
II the Federal cavalry. Moseby has ia ken no
little pains to impress upon the citizens or
Fairfax that he designs no harm to them or
their property, and has even given up horses
taken by his men from our citizens. He
adds Moseby feels pretty much ar home with
in sight Of the Capitol He has his emlssa-
ries in GEORGETOWN and Washington, (he is said
70 have been in the former place recently, and
He got some refreshments for his men a few
nights since near Baily's Gross Roads, and
rendered twenty-dollar Confederate ntte IN
payment, but On Icing assured that 1t was
c0rth nothing here, he took it back and gave
the same sam in q green back, remarklng to
The recipient that if he would 'come up into
his country he could buy grain with the other. :,
Il E,, 5yvr
listed in the y. S. service, he being under age,
Judge Leonard Of New York, on Saturday,
gave decision. He said that the military
authority is subordinate to the civil; that the
case Of AbeIman against Booth was essential
u different from this, as Booth was in custody
on process by Z. S. Court, which Barrett is
not that this is question not sought for by
The Court, and it must be decided according to
law, and not in view of expediency, and that
this inquiry is not as to whether Barrett is a
deserter or not, but an inquiry as to whether
beTas legally enlisted. The Judge, therefore,
concludes that Marshal Nugent must produce
the jody Of Barrett.
Gen. Banks has recently issued two orders
one directing Gen. Buffers assessments to
bee0forced against parties who subscribed to
theloan raised to defend New Orleans against
The I. 5. authority. and the other directing
the Banks Of the city to pay over to the Quar-
}emaster's Department all moneys in their
Possession belonging to registered enemies, ''or
those convicted Of rendering aid and comfort 10
the enemy.
it's stated that the directors Of the Wash
ogon and Georgetown City Railroad on the
''n Of August, decided 10 place cars on the
rack Tor the exclusive accommodation Of col
&eo people, and at once negotiated for the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-01

Renorts from Texas state that there are at
1oas+ ono hundred vessels loaded with contra
hand cargoes for the Contederates, of the
Rio Grande Several OF them are British
Steamers, waiting for cotton which the Con-
faaerate Government has contracted to deEv'
az at Matamoras, to the extent Of nine thou
eana hales. during the month Of August.
lately. considerable trouble has prevailed io
L.. 6 HaEEnrusn NTH Aha Indians
, 1863-01-13

F1QUR-Reccivcd, 1889 brls. Market nr1u but
st ntr 81 ta alsS s9eiss ssa xa:s IT.
weedy estrs at 8! bis cty Nils ~ Winter uss
fRPsf at 15o bTs J. Creek at ~
MILL sTUFFs-- tons bran at st1to.
WaEAT-Reeelsed. a,17 bu. Market active
Rsa i st4e 5oSa do It sis 81 s e
sra1ka- seoe bu No spr!ng in Mum ! seettsj
= So b ~ % 9 81 s aunsese MSnest IS = 19aJ sns 5 sa
g. n wheelsrs sf e S13 M = aS bs DO a
eos ssa and tfss'Rss NJ se 81 6a % d = = r.
4: .; Co.'S, and Il. .W's)' at e5c Eee3 ba do {in
Flint 4 ThompRon'e and Armour, Dole d Co'sl at
sS6 ba Do Ia e 2Hnn scott ao bu 20
Wheeler'a>: 500 bu do in &c. WheeIer's} and $500
bu do TN Munger 8 AS. Ea11 At 97c; 900 bu do lin
go ba do in Munger As} At e;4e; So bn 10 tIa
stnrgss, b. cos) ats1e: 9oo5 DO in sturEes IS $.
Sde heusssl .s @ Su &c ao d sa1ees, IN ss:
coRNGRecelyed, 17.e1s bu. Market advanced
Il f. b. % It b % It s;Sse
jsetsd ua Fnt Tss5 It 4Se; 4S s. d % o. + t1aeE s
OATS-Reeciyed, $500 bu. Market advanced
fully 1c per bu. Sales: 1900 hu No in store
winter seipts IN Mum seotts> at 4sSe: 1000
SI RYEReceived, e,as5 bu. Market arm. Sales:
= bags No e. On track at 67c; 400 bu No In store
BARLEY-ReceIyed, -1,1oo bu. Market firm.
Sales: 500 bu medium 1T ssc del; 400 bu fair at
HGHWEsEs- Market 1rm-buyers Offer $50
GIaoTgHY SEEDS e sacks prime at saoo.
, 1863-01-13

FIRE.-Thc alarm Of fire at about 61S
o'clock Inst evening WIS occasioned by the
burning of considerable portion Of the bar
racks ut Camp Douglas. The Fire Depart
ment turned their faces homeward when they
ascertaincd its locality.
HuDsoN's UER1yALLxD TOOTH PABTK "Is uu-
qnestionably the best article Of the kind now In
usc."-0hlo StGte Journal. Sold By J. H. Reed l.
Co., Blies & Sharp and Hitchcock, Druggists and
Dentists.
J. A. CnAE-Law, Chancer5 and Collection Of
fee, vi11attend promptly to any business entrust-
cd to my care. Reference NE. Office cor
ner OF Lake and CLARK Streets. 1t
IF Dr.. a. Paige Of Boston, lectures at Bryan
Hall this evening, on Electricity" With epecial
reference to Its use In tho examination and cure Of
disease, with test experiments. Seats ftee. It
~ Keller Il Bros, y Dearborn street, are sell
ing their cuatom-made Boots and Shoes ut coat.
1an121m
DIAR1Rs AND OFFICE JOURNALS FOB 1s8S.-Hc-
| Nally 4 Co. hare large assortment. Aleo tho
Household Expense Book
Mas. FnExox7's BooK.-Jno. r. Walsh, corner
Madison street and Custom House p1&ce, has new
| supply Of Mrs. Fremont's book, ''story Of tho
Guard" a1soa largo supply Of those new andueat
holders for the postal currency.
'y1sr1Eo ASD WEppNs CARns.-A Kddcr's
Excelsior. Office at Sherman House. Ladies' call
In pasaor. Packages sent to any part Of the State
- 95 Dearborn and 1ao South CLARK streets are
the best and cheapest places In the city fosdyeng
| and cleaning ladies' and gentlemen's clothing.
Cook l. Mc1Ain, propr'etoss. =
B1AsKa,-The following list ofappro,ed forms Of
Pension, Back Ply and Bounty BLANKS aro fol
sale at the TRIBUNE ONCE Sent by mall, post
paid. Cash must accompany the order:
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
-. ofWIdow for Payment OF Pension
g. pa1st 1nyalta Pcnsioner for Payment OF
S 1DSs ce;!dseq sae soF 1s,, Peason
Claim for Horee and Equipment.
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
Invalid Penslon Claim.
Aethe!s Application for Pension:
0mcer'a Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
soass to 3ss }as
Surgeons Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
Widows Declaration for half Pay Pension.
sTAxr Dr11Es.-Another lot Of our Stamp Duty
Cards has just been issued. Sent By mail upon
the receipt Of 10 cents. Address
50 Wx, Il. RAND, Tribune Office. .
L
, 1863-01-13
CHICAGO DAILY 1AnKEr.


.- MONDAY EVENING. Jan. Il, 1853.
PRoV161ONS-The advance in gold has rem
Gle is held for an advance Sales we're: 1.03o brls
Prime Mess Pork at $11.o0: 100 brls country pack
ed Mess Pork at $1s.1s; 600 b1s Short Bo1e1ess
pes Bulk Hams, 20 days in salt at SIC loose: 150-
9g0 ns Bulk Shoulders at 31sc packed; e8 tcs
Bulk Hams at SIC packed In hhds 80 tcs city
and country kettle Lent Lard in lots at sxc; 10
tee country Kettle at EXC; 10s tcs country Kettle
st s4e; 50 pkgs do ut S4c: a. tcs city steam at
SIC; 76o tcs city steam Lard In lots at 8Hc; 100
tca country steam at SIC; 81 tea Burlington steam
Lard at SIC; 100 tcs city steam ut 8Hc ia lea No
! Lard at SIC; 200 tcs do at Sc; loo tcs White
Grease at &c; 70 pkgs Yellow and Brown Grease
at Gxc.
BGTTER-1n good demand aud firm. Sales
brls prime at 16c: Is hrkins fair quality at 15c.
TALLOW-He1d firmly at 9Ac. ..
DRESSED H0GS-Receiyed, 1855, Market
opened with firm feeling among holdera, on ac-
count Of the advance In gold; but the heavy IT,
ecipts caused decline Of about 1Cc Q 100 ns.
, 1863-01-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TMB MONEY MARKET
HoNDAT ETrNmo, Jan. II, 1861

AoNpAT EFnNId6, Jan. II, 1oea.
Dun!uess opens brisk and undor heavy dcuand
for money, bankers hAvo am!les for those who call
Whenever they can ind time to giyo ono. They
have IN abundance oimcans tosupplY ali tho wants
Of customers.
Under tho better demand for accommodations,
New York exchange 10 reported easier; though ~
yet, except with single house, rates nro unchang'
cd. We quote The buying price OF par; selling se
premium. Ono house bought at par0K nc discount,
sold at 1-10 premium, aud VIC presume c7en par
was accepted On round lots from bort customors. >,
Tho market for gold was decidedly '"pan'eS'
Now York dispatches reported II st 49,te premium
In Wall street. Brokers havo po"en1 a. "'ae
r,nrc according to tho they had; OF, perhaps,
o1r nronc,iv speaking, to orders from cotton buy
crs. rhs agures werc aa140.
Ola treasury notes in Now York werc 88. They
vcro bought hero at 81Ds7c.
The price Of Silver was Gss7c-the upperagurc
forlasgc coins.
New DANK1Ha uousE.-ln our advertising col
umns will be found the advertisement Of Tyler,
Bclden d Co., Bankers, successors to Davenport,
U1tman d Co., Southwest corner ofC1afk and Lake
streets. MI. Beldcn is already well known ip busl
ncss circles. &r. Tyler, We learn, is Louisville
capitalist, and will be IN important acquisition to
the city. The house stasts under most favorable
auepices to secure abundant success.
IAPoRTANT GOVERNMENT STA1F DEcrs1os.-We
are permitted to publish the following important
decision received yesterday BYE !. Tinkham, Esq,
Cashier Of Traders Bank: -
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10; 1868.
E. L Tinkhan1, Chicago:
Stamps OF the right denomination, except pro-
prtetary, may be used indiscrfminately.
, 1863-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. active and
uplAnds.
F1oun-1oc higher. but scarcely 80 active, The
advance asked materially checks the demand. saIes
at ats6.ls@945 fos snpeE state; eo.mGs8.D for extra
state; sun as 90 for choice do: $8.sOG8b0 for su-
brands extra round hoop Ohio; S7e08a5 for
EIm. ~
WH1sKT-Mosc active and nrmer. saies i IN,
bsls at at4o'zA4lc-nearir all at the latter price.
GRA1S:-Wheat 193c better and unsettled. with
engenerally refusing to pay tho advance. Chicaso
.pting $f.&9' q: Milwaukee club 81 .a6ni.4S;
amber Iowa q .4a5a1.45; winter red western $40
@oa; inferior Milwaukee club S135. Com tc
higher md qnset closing with no buyers at ontslde
.uotat(ons-de9s3c. OatR asner aaa ketiyo At 81
, 1863-01-13

.CISonisAT1, Jan. II, 1868.
Hoa-The weather was too mild to-day, and the
receipts being liberal for the season, the market
for hogs opened du1l, aud prieca declined 10c. Two
hundred averages were offered free1yat $50. The
receipts were 8,ooo; sales $500. The range for
light and extra heavy was t4.0oGA73.
PROVISIONS pork firmly held, but there was
no demand. Quotations remain $t1.oo for old, and
$500 for new city. Active demand for lard, and
before the news from New York, a,10o tlescee sold
at 74c for country and SIC forclty. It would have
been necessary to pay s@Hc higher at the close to
obtain any. City is held at &C.. Not much doing
In bulk meats, Sales SC, 900 ns shoulders at 4sc.
Good demand for short midles and clear sides. and
200 boxes sold.st &C, but 7kc was the lowest rate
at the clobe.
, 1863-01-13

tho Working Mems Gleo Club, and tho Great
Western Band furnished stirring music.
THO Committee on Resolutions reported
enthusiastically adopted:
WnTE1As In q timo Of national peril, during
ONO u tho bloodicat WARE which civilization has
c1or Hagcd against barharirm. In time when tho
dnBt!ny Of our common country will DO irrcvocn.
.ad pstrS q sss e: IL St
Of our bleeding land: therefore, be Il
:, Re Rss9.eea. I, Taat . ~ wo never hayo lot
republic into existence that VIC always shall chur.
now crmsons every battle neld-tho eternal psla.
Tssoetd, Tist xe aa1iy T belioss th.t tho war Is
oGs 6p r ht var 9r tnc oteopstt'.
bloody dcspotism Of the STAKEHOLDER dedantly nx.
tla1uB the labotcr ehalr be slayc, we, tho FREQ
so%es S III asae aspSss tas v.a
81 hr tue ,ssps ,sp sn9 M n
tton OF 20 many OF it, employees, wohhll AZ har-
hngerof better days tho proclamation OF emane!ps:
tton W6tch VII make the 1T day q Sann
atT, 1868, one OF tho most memorable days o! ~
!can history 90 marking the commoheo''A' ~ :"
That ei asSaase see whieh be ss
hss taEfn tbats stcp backwasda would be tho de-
srnction 81 tho fatrest temple liberty which ever
tnt;oual advisers to be with him in the execution
aed surround himself with men, who arc imbaeJ
Rssdssa, That the Sst.on cannot afford to 1ose
ne services Of men like John C. Fremont, the re-.
preventative man Of the times, OF. the great and
1,oae cnn M hatler h9 sst M taught ps h9 she rebel
many other patriots, who have we1l deserved Of
Resoisea, That our thanks arc due to Richard
man.like patriotic and soul.stirrigg message,
seiaes 81 tie naor5 e tse peeps as es e
Resolsed, That we warn those Representatives
and Senators at Springfield, who arc hrooding aud
plotting every treason; without the necessary
people have their eye on them and viii never @ al al
low them to plunge Illinois. By their scheminE
and and plotting, into condition Of second Mis.
Reso.rea, That that Constitutional intamy, COM
monty called the Black Laws'' Is a disgrace to
our free State not consonan with the great decree
q freedom now gone forth, and that we trust the
ous people will erase It from the statute book.
Rekosred, That the Chairman Of this Meeting be
hereby instructed to forward copy Of these reso-
the patriotic members Of the Cook County Delega-
ton at springaeld to be, by the latter Lid before
'l4e sLT1eLesL order was 0bsefF11le DC This
:ers), ana every thing passed Of i in M highly
satisfactory manner.\
THE MEETING 1T LOWER BRyAN HALL.
Hon. D. Y. Bell was called to the chair, and
briefly stated the object Of the meeting: He
was followed BY ]. Young Scammon, who ably
yindicated the Union cause, clearly showing
it to be the duty Of every loyal man, Of what
ever politics. preferences, to stand By the Ad-
ministration in its hour Of trial, and, as COM
dents orders should be caref ny obeyed.
G. R. Jones, Esq. followed In IN earnest
endorsement Of the Proclamation and in favor
Of a vigorous prosecution of the war. The
meeting was also addressed BY Paul Cornell
and J. R. Druman, who fully Sustained their
advocates Of the vigorous prosecution Of the
war, and the enforcement Of the Freedom
Proclamation.
, 1863-01-13
baltimore Cattle markex-Jan. 8.

Cattle-The offerings Of beeyes at the live stock
scales amounted to $50 head. or tho number 1e-
ceiyed. 160 were taken BY government contractors,
the balance (4S0 head} BY Baltimore butchers, 1t
prices ranging from ss60 to s. 90 per 100 s, de-
cling Of nc per on last week rates. A few prime
cattle were ereportedto hare brought an advance on
our quotations. Through the week some 500 head
have been delivered to the government BY con-
tractors.
Hogs The supply Of hogs was fair, and the de-
mand quite active. Prices ruled from $500 to
$65o per 100 ms for fair to prime liye hogs-an ad
vance Of &c per 20 Ds.
, 1863-01-13

ns9c for Jerssy. and 7l07sc for Canadian, western
y" Gnooxnus-Coa9eo more active and hgn,er. Rio
ao0e31Hc. Sugar noro setlTe, and Ac better; 10
f11lc tor Now Orleans.
Pno1iefoxs-Pork mora active moss Z shade
hrmcr; 9t4,gfKlf.6Q for old mess; $tl,61{D1a50
for old and new primo: &13O0aol050 for primo
mcas, Beef quiet. Dresaed hogs shado 6rmcr
salcs At bHGBc for weetern. Bacon sides in fair
demand Lard shade drmor, With good demand