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, 1863-01-01
ONINIERCIAI.

Total. s603 33t394 9130 T169 1l65 16s
The receipts Of Hogs to-day amounted to only
7169 live and 165 dressed, The market for Dress
ed Hogs was very firm but not actiye-packers not
being anxions to buy till after New Years. The
sales were therefore light at ss54a for mcti-
un to extra.
Live Hogs were again in light supply, but conse-
quent upon liberal demand by the packers the
market ruled active and buoyant-closing firm at
an advance Of 5G10c on heavy weights. The trans
actions foot UP some 1900 at range Of s2.soSo
3.T81s for light to heavy weights.
There was better inquiry for beef cattle but
there is no quotable improvement in the market.
About 800 head changed handsat s15ods.a5.
The Provision market WAS to1erably active and
steady. except for Rarreed Pork which was slight.
ly bctter-1,000 br1s Meas Pork having changed
hands at $1a.7oQ113.00. Country Meas was sold at
$12.00. English Meats were moreactiyc-1, 100 bxs
being sold at 51sGt5ssc for Cumberland; exc for
Short Middles; andG5zc for Short Bonclcsa. Lard
was dull and easier, with light sales Of steam at
SIC and Kettle at s4c.
Flour was active and fully Sc highcr-with sales
about 900 brls at 90 spring extras, and
4G.0O@G45 for winter extrne.
Wheat advanced 1c per bnslel--with sales Of No
He'd at $1.02; No Spriug at !tQ399Hc; No 9
@5ic ~ '@ :" ''>'
Com vas also buoyant and the market advanced
1e Per bnshel.with aales of Mixed at 4o1itc, and
0ata also advanced 3xGs1c per bushel ard closed
drm--with sales Of No at llQ42c. Rye WIS neg
1eeted and nominal. uIghwinea were steady at
ssft was ttesdy 1t sa.oo fof Domestic. cooperasc
is unttlpEcd Pork DA{Tpts selling ut 81 no.
, 1863-01-01

We present below our usua1 annual report
Of the principal buildings erected during the
past gear, derived from the official figures Oh
the architects books. The returns are CON-
plete with the exception Of the buildings dc.
signed by T. v. Wadskier, esq, whose.0gures
VIC shall publish in our next issue. This
statement, Of course, only shows the cost of
the moro important buildings erected. Dur
ing the past year, the population Of Chicago
has rapidly increased, and large number Of
small houses have been erected, the cost Of
which is not estimated. The number, how
ever, has not been nearly enough to meet the
demand. There is a constant md imperative
call for frame and cheap brick houses, and the
present year must witness the erection Of m
unprecedented number Of buildings Of this
character.
The architects assure us that building pros
poets were never better than for the prescut
year, in spite Of the comparatively small bust
ness done during the past year. Our figures
as far as received foot up for the year 1SGs,
s4C9, 100, which, estimating for small houses
and returns not received, may be safely placed
at ts525 COO
Compared with 1860 and 1861, the results
are Is follows.
, 1863-01-01
for trade brands market closing drm, with no sel

for trade brands market closing frm with no sei'
1eIs atineidc quotations.
Wa1sKr:..Ffrmer. Sales 40 br1s at 38A939c,
nearly all the latter price.
GRAEs-Wheat quiet and shade dszner. Sales
50, COO bn at $f21Gl.H 81 for Chicago spring; 1870
1856 for Milwaukee club; $1.39@1.49 for amber
Iowa; 81. .4fA1. .dGf for winter red Western; $t.479
149for amber Michigan. Corn Ices doIn. and scarce
II 60 firm Sales Of 300G0 bu at 1s6Di9c for ship
ping mixed western; 85&574c for damaged and
heated. Oats without decided change and moderate
Sales at GIG j71c for common to prime.
GHocEH1Ea. Sugar continues firm. Sales $50
hhds New Orleans at 10HA11c. Co1ee-Rio more
active. Molasses quiet; choice New Otlsanes &c.
pKoyIsloSs-Pork quiet and without nntcra1
change; $14.a75S01I.50f for mess; $tl.Gafl1a5O for
prime; $13.O DIG so for prime mes+. Beef dull at
$1GOG9.lO for country mess; s501l6.00 for couu-
try prime; $1seoQtl3.00 ior Eepacscd mess; $500
G14.O0 extra mess. Prime mess beef dull and
noMiEnl. Beef hams quiet at 30 for state
aid western, Cut meats dull, with small ssles at
51fGsa{c for shou1dcrs; TG5SG for hams. Dressed
hogs 5KG5a.ofor western Bacon sides in fair re-
quest It Sl74c for sesteEp Cumberland cnt; T11@
Tszc for do long ribbed: SG811c for western and
city short ribbed. Lard steady 1T 94@10c. But
ttrs selling at fpDc for Ohio, 16G25 for State.
Cheese quiet at 1nG1ec.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3t.-FLoUR-Du1a and un-
0E1Is.-wheat quiet. White s1.e''0t.75- Red
S1.dc9i.60 Corn firm for white; yellow dull and
declined 1G12c.
WH1sKr-Firm and Inactive
PRoT1s1oSs-Pork d1m at $3.50.
, 1863-01-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.J :
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, 1869.
Hoas- Receipts Of Hogs, 5000. Sales 5000.
Demand active and prices drmer for heavy Hogs
and 5cbetter. Range $48594s5.
MEss PoRK-1n good demand, with sales Of
1000 brls Old City At $1t.00.
LAnD-Dull and offered at 8KGSS1c.
Cut MEArs-Green Meats quiet at s;'<@53kc for
Shoulder, 51kl5xc fos Hams, exc for Clear Sides
1000 Hams sold at sase; also, 10000 os Hams and
Shoulders country cut At &c for Shoulders and5 SIC
for Hams.
FLouR-Good demand for -four and prices 1oc
niger.
Tu1sKT- Steady at 35c.
NEW YORK, Dec. M.-corroS-Firmer, with
a faiE inquiry Sales 900 bales 1T 67;SGssc for
uiddlfng up1ands
FLouR-6c better, and lit fair demand, in part for
speculation, at g 2046 s. for extra statc 90
super western; s.. 80 for common to medium
extra western; 6.75Gt6. 90 oforcomuonto good ship-
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and $7Q0G8.a6
, 1863-01-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

WEDNESDAY ErEs1xa, Dec. 81, 1862.
PROVISIONS Market more active and steady.
bfs Ro16 II sstter a s t se
bsle do at $i2.16 100 brls country Mess Pork at
S1200; 100 bxs Short goneless Middes. In three
It eKe: % Is Long siiidies ii 5Ic: loo bxs
Cumberland Mdlles at 5Ac: $50 bo1s do in two
LOIS At SIC; c5o0 pcs. Bulk Shoulders, loose. at
size. 50 tres do 1t sKc sc tres city steam rcn-
dercd Leaf at SIC; 50 tres No Lard at re
DRESSED HOGS-Received. LIES. Market
ff1ner but not quotabl5 higher. Sales were:
Ii Hnra Arranging .0d ms Mt e %
, 1863-01-01

TALLOW-150 brls prime city packing house at
BTTTER-s,soo Da Roll at 1ac; Is pkss do at
FLorR;-Recei,ed. a,?aa b:ls. Market active
and &c higher. salcs we!e:-,s9 bsls choice white
..bartletts double extra ut 6 oO: so brls Cedar
Falls DO It $a;5; 100 b1ls FavoEitc Of the Enson'
sts!75; 5oobtls Smith Aills at s4.d5: 1o1 bris
~ brls Gillct 4 Hind3'' loo brls Northwest
and 800 b1ls e1tra-al at 81: 50; 100 brls 4'Camau
e. ss a ets a. Wseay e rEng s9 s3tr q H.
E.gleN At s4.55: llo br!s "7owa' spring superane
*$s: 'P5@f :'Rsl e % r. ess
: =: 4i?Ea5 :ggss s' 3 100
x,Slaa WMEATHsesxs 4 1se1 b. - eEbet ID
Winter in store at o.: sou bu no Spring I'm G.
Wheelcr,s> at e6c: 500 bn do In Munger i Ar
%onFa} on as e. so By Do At s:xc 1oo 6u de IT, Stn
81 do 4 ssse; asoo 81 10 ! sp1iag in M Armoar, @
i! 7oo9 r r. @ p;ls, d g4 e: whssisss at s. S.; - 90 q
in same house, at ssXe: So ba Rejected spsing
at6aHs: 500 bu do at Dc; 1900 bn do at nc.
nc pa b. Ga5 tafs &c
1900 bu do (in +. Wheelezs) at 40Hc: 5000 bu
DO lon South sidcl At 40Xe: 9ooo 6u DO At 4oke;
5000 b. DC, DO at lie; 10000 bu Rejected Corn IN
oATsEfseeived, a,sss bu. Market advanced
H@!e PEI 9 t hu. sa'es 12:oeo bn no. II store At
s II sa a,a9s DO st s SO bn do at e 500 5a
nYEIMReesived, Re- LASS bu. Market quiet and
ngnRal y IS tn aso5c. 10 r., u.,-.t ,n,u.
i'm; Sales 14o bags good at 9sc on track.
6s hsls At aske; 50 bsls do It ssc.
els pine 4 cs s g.: Il bashsys Es ceyeq eps It
s+@as; @ II eass s F1a5seed at $ses;
4N-1h frrr a. $rnrt
, 1863-01-01
TRIAL OF WIN, HOPP FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS WIFE,
Argument Of States ATTORNEY
Knox.
VERDICT OF GUILTY.


The morning session Of tile Court ouencd
nronntlv nj q o,c1oc1z "a usr,, r.star5,.,
H. ..ra,1,' ~ y Ii .,:.1 , ,essetuas' M
tne t"eutn oay Of inc tflal. II any thing, the
number of spectators exhibited IN increase,
and. "a it was generally nndcrstoof7 that dur.
49, +ho ~ -, ~
.s LIZ ass ene c''ss "ou!u oe gwen TO inc
jury, there Was m extraordinary degree Of in
terest manifested. The legal profession was
1 r.'E .,. essssu' .l anu tnss, LOO, seemed 10
1ee, 'ua' .1c culnu''aeAps po1nt hao oeen well
nigh reached. ...
1r. McComas occupied the Court for an
hour in his conc1u6;nr 7cmorts and nroc;ao1,, :,
,t1n o,,o.,. ct..., t...-..~ - :. :
at ~ O'CLOCK, STATES Attorney Knox arose to
This argument. though made after t},c sc.
,,oro 80 go roo+o1 ~. - -. 49,
'e4e anu piot'"secu 4a'ol VI so many oays,
was one which displayed the highest qualitics1.
tions and the most eminent ability Of the
LAWYER and tl1e advocate. To saw the 1cost In
,"',, 49, ,As "o'os1o ~ Gay 'ne acasl' II.
eloee 1ogleaa leasonlng, peauls ana 1orce OF
illustration, 1t has probably never been sur
passed bv any delivered In this CITY. THE rro.
sccntfon has hccr conducted n ,n,,na 49, a., aaa
-. ~oa At',s on .on"ae.so ~ q 4'nasf ~ con.
dnclsc 10 Inc welfare OF the community, and
All this time the prisoner had rcto;ncd hi,
..o1,, a,:, .t.... ,:,..
hlo'o ano s'a1uc'ahe appearance, scarcely q
muscle OF his face moving, nor, in fact, was
there any Indication t1,,t he was tta rnrsor,
~ ~ -, - 49, 49, tN'9o4' =,
result which was ut this hour so rapidly an.
proachinr. Bystauders prcw nerrons Conn.
e.1 ,1.,ze. -. - -. r-.,,--
Ell eno" Gu ll..ces VI oeep 1eehnee' 1he connte'
nance Of his Honor Judge Manicrre, manifes.
ted much more than ordinary anx5ctv st;,,
@s~-s
, 1863-01-01

n this city. on the 30th inst. JOHN LYNCH Lang
LEY. adopted son OF L. D. Langley. OF Fatrvlcw, Cot
isEe Grove. aged Is years.
In this city. "Wednesday Dec slst at the residence
Aporlc1y. HORACE EOlsToS. Esq. aged s. years
LIS remains will be taken to Connecticut.
In Wenona. H.. on the evening Of Dec Sd. 1sGs, OF
Dpsheria. MARCIA w. only child ol AFRO and Harriet
Willis. aged 10 years. 8 months and II days.
, 1863-01-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

Pork Packing in Indiana.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TTibune.l
1SD1ASAPo11s, Dec. 81, 1852.
The pork packing season will probably close this
week t. this city. The whole number killed hare
will amount to 81, 600, In Jeaersonvile 12oo0. and
In New Albany lTQQ0.
, 1863-01-01

!hcfcAee o. 1onEaEe-..
Increase Of men,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2a1S2
The increase Of business in the Treasury
department, for the same time, have been still
greater. The receipts from all sources during
the year have been 81, SIC, 1888; payments,
2s,37S, ,6S2.67. OF the receipts, oyer one hun
drcd and sixty thousand (S1Go, ,000) dollars has
been in postage currency.
Very respectfully,
LUTHER HAVEN, Collector.
, 1863-01-01

Frnrklin School Branch. nch.............,.,.. 4'GG3
KinZic School Branch. h................. 1000
Moee1y School improvements. ts.-.....-.., 3WO
Ogden School Improvements. .--...... 500
Dwelling for Geo. .. Broomc1l. 1l.............. id
90 90 3: k,asmi M0Tt@er; seT5;:x 1,o9
po Ord II. Foster. DEO
do J. H. Cutler. S50D
to S. II. Thompson. ....-.-...-... bQO1
DO 80 ~ 4. 4. l. R' RanIEn'. - .......... ] 5SS5
Art Gallery, yolk & Antrobus. us.............. 50,
Dwelling ford: W. Bull ..-.:.:.....-.-.... 35N
Dwelling and store for L. B. Oils ..........- 500
Dwelling for E. ". Brewster. r...--.......-... LOO
Besides the above Mr.. Randall has designed
a structure for Mr.. Mclaughlin, dwellings for
JAS. Ward, Rev. Joseph Hayen, and J. 4. TYR
rell, Of which we have no estimates, and tue
following buildings:
OFT or TIE CITY,
E.ick Dwelling for T. Templetou, Rockford, III.
Brick Dwelling for g. a. Mortan Charleston Iii.
Dwelling for 6. q. Montross, centraiia, III.
Dwelling for L. e. Hust, Orcea1a. Ill.
School llousc at Ccntrala.
School HouHe at Birmingham.
School House at Decatur.
School Houec at Lake.
VII, II. Bor1sG1oS, ARCHITECT, GARRETT nLocK
Chapel and school house for South Mission, on
etone; cost. $500.
Two stores and dwellings for A. Digelow, Esq.,,
on CLARK o greet, near Monroe; brick and stone
Store and Offices for a. Ballard, Ess., On Clark
street. near Washington; brick and stone; cot,
Store and sales rooms for Geo. R. Chittcnden.
Esq, on Lake street, brtween Dearborn and
clark; n,arble trout; cost. 81, 900:
Road; BRICK and stone cost. $1aoOo. - 49, S'&c'
Alterations to storcs for E. H. Hldduck on Lake
street; brick and stone; cost, $1,000.
Parsonage and addition for Calvary Church. on
Indiana avenue; frame; cost: s.. .GM.
Residence for ,Thos, r. Wood. Esd. on Michi-
gan avenue; brick and stone: cost; Ss51o.
Michigan avenue; marble front: cost, 1850.
Residence for Henry Fuller, Esq, on Park place;
marble front; cost, $1o,t 90.
Wabash ayennc. corner Twelfth street; brick and
atone; coet, $16.uO.
Residence and barn for Geo. Hall, Eeq.. on Wa
bash avenue. corner jackson street; marble front
Residence for T. T. Seymour. Esq, on wabssA
avenue, corner jackson; marble front; cost,
-Fourrcedcnces and barns for J. D. Jennings,
Esq, OIL Wabash avenue, corner jackson; marble
fiont: cost, a*'t!n
avenue near Old street; brick aud stone; coat,
Residence for Ambrose Foster, Esa., On Ring
gold frame; cost. 81 COO.
Alterations aud additions to residcnc. for c, N.
cnlber'son, Esq, on Indiana avenue; frame; cost,
Four cottages for Rev. Dr.. Evarts, on Michigan
avenue; frame; cost, 5000.
nesasnss for Hsn Keep Esq Washington
Residence for Dr. Ross, on Peoria street; brick
and stone; cost, $500.
Residence for Bacon Wheeler, Esq, on Washing
'oR Resden;e iop 81: Rush street.
frame; cost, $3.s00. ...'
, 1863-01-01
1u5t,

T OST-Sunday evening last, OF
IL Superior y. Dearborn. Indiana or y. CLARK ete
Stone 51a1ten yictostue. The Under will be suitably
rewarded bY leaving the same At . and 81 Lake street
decSyfBSt
, 1863-01-01
Ubi1o9o Qribn1&f>
THE CITY.

No FArER.-1n accordance with our usual
custom, no paper will be Issued from this
Office Tomorrow.
, 1863-01-01

DIARIES FOE 1s8a-john r. Walsh, cornez Of
Madison street and Custom House Place has
large stock Of Diaries and Daily Journals Tor 1863
All prices and styles.
, 1863-01-01

Messrs. Jos, Bennett & Co., - Central street.
Gentlemen: ALLOW us to say that VIC consider
your navoriug Extracts pre-eminenfIy superior to
any other preparations for culinary use-thc COM
plimcuts often bestowed upon our dishes as az
much due to Burnctt'a extracts as to our own
skill, Yours very rcsp'y,
II f. IN
, 1863-01-01
~"PhysIcian's Diary" and tho 'Household
E8pcnse Book" for eale at McNally & Co.'s.

D1cKENs' CuE1sTMAs SToEr.-Joha Il, Walsh,
corner Of Madison 6trcctand Custom House Place,
has received "somebody's Luggage" being the
Christmas number Of San the Year Round -
Price q cents
, 1863-01-01

cmy, corner OF Clark and Monroe streets. Friends
and patrons Of the Academy are cordially invited
II. NJ
, 1863-01-01

In this city. tile 3oth inst by Elder ". F. Black
Mr. J. D. DENNIS and Miss ELLA Keller. both q
this city.
, 1863-01-01
E The Custom House will close to-day at

custom, no paper will be Issued from this
office Tomorrow
B~ The Custom House will close to-day at
10 o'clock a. m.
The PosT OFF1cE.-The Post Office will
open to-day at s II, m. {the usual hour), and
alter the distribution Of city mails from the
East, will close for the day ut P. m.
TIE LAST OF RA11aoAn TICKETS, &C.
Alter this date there will be general clearing
out Of all change except postal currency.
McVlckeT Will give and take nothing else at
Ills theatre.
The NEIr STARs.-Mr and Mrs. Florence
arc the next stars at McVickcr's Theatre.
They are now in Cincinnati, where the Colleen
Bawn has attracted crowded houses for ten
night. Florence Las bought the sole right to
the piece.
TEE CoMrLMKNrs.-Wc arc indebted to
ssminc hosts" Of the ''Tremont': for gencr~
GUS tswassai1 bowl and cakcs4'-the compli-
mcntE Of the New Year. May they all be
Methuse1ahs.
CoRREcT1oS.-1n our report Of the meeting
Of the Bible Society at the I'd Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday night it should have been
stated that J. ". Waughop, esq, WIS Chair
man Of the Nominating Committee. The
correction is due to the balance Of the Com
mittee.
THREE GoOD MEN WASTED.-Who las
not heard Of battery "B," LIST Illinois Artil.
1ery, Taylor's famous battery, that has won
1aurels on every field where 1t las yet had a
hand. Lieut.. 7. ?. Roberts is at No. 10 South
Clarks treet, and would be glad to get three
good men for his battery. Look sharp, boys.
HARD TO BEAT.-Onc of the most c1traor-
binary feats Of the kind, Of which VIC have
ever heard, VAS performed at the packing
house Of Messrs. z. A. Turpin & Co. Of this
city, on Monday last, BY John Lacy, who, in
the space Of eight hours and thirty five min.
utes, chopped 347 hogs, 3s5 Of which were cut
by him into Prime Mess Pork-a kind of meat
requiring eome eight or ten additional
blows with the cleaver, over ordinary chop
ping. Tie leaf lard from the same hogs was
stripped in the same time by John Davis and
Patrick Bush.
REHEARsALs OF THE MUSICAL US1oN.-The
Musical Union are progressing rapidly and
satisfactorily in the preparation Of the "Crea-
tiou." The soloists are wellupin theirpa:ts, and
the choruses will be rendered with power
and proficiency never attained before in this
city. The next rehearsal takes place at . pm.
on Friday. The tickets for the course, this
winter, arr going off well, and promise C. large
attendance for the Concerts. Those who pnr-
pose patronizing the course this winter should
purchase tickets at once. The cast for the
<'Creation'' is as follows: Gabriel, Mrs. E. G.
Bostwick; Uricl, Capt. a. R. sabin; Raphael
aud Adam, ]. G. LumbaEd; Eve, Miss
Susie Merrill; pianist, Miss L. 8. Tillinghast
the whole under the direction Of Hnus Ba,
latka
, 1863-01-01

We learn from tho first confectioner in this
city, that Durnctts Extracts Of Fruits and Flow
era arc worthy Of the high reputation they enjoy,
being equal to the English article of the kind
Of the highest tclebrity.-Nont,eai IIItness.
, 1863-01-01

l The Toilet Companion is the name by which
Joseph Burnett & Co. designate the nest and con-
senient case in which these famous Chemists aud
performers put up their superior preparations for
toilet use; viz: ," Kallieton," "Cocoaine,' ''Ozi
entail Tooth Tash,'' and ''F1orimel'' These arc
not only Of approved usefulness, and all that they
profess to be, but also remarkable for deicacy Of
perfume and healthy purity, very seldom met With
in articles which sold at such moderate prices.
-Louis=iNe Democrat
, 1863-01-01

TIE LAST OF RAILROAD T1cKRrs 40
Alter this date there will be general clearing
out Of all change except postal currency.
McVicker will give and take nothing else at
lis theatre,
, 1863-01-01

Besides the above Mr.. Randall has designed
structure for Mr.. Mclaughlin, dwellings for
rell, Of which We have no estimates, aud the
following buildings:
, 1863-01-01

FIRE REpoRT-We shall publish in our is
cue of Saturday, a full and carefully prepared
fire statement derived from official sources,
and the only official and therefore correct ac-
count get published.
, 1863-01-01

=" ANTED-Agcnts to canvass for
~ the forthcoming History OF the civn War In
mea bx i,;J{ar J1 suto5 q The Le q
Of Continental Enrore. 60 Agents will nnd this
rare selling book Terms ubcrn Apply for territory
fpet OA1cc Fox I4 ap,SnHt9ty
, 1863-01-01

The PosT OFF1cE.-The Post Office will
open to-day at s "a. m. (the usual hour), and
after the distribution Of city mails from the
East, will close for the day at p. m.
, 1863-01-01
INCIDENTS or THE WAR :

GAS~41I&Q ~ NJ kH@ w AAEA
Oh. TEE
ROMANCE AND REALITIES OF SOLD1ERLIFE!
Comprising the thrilling adventures narrow escapes
and Eefoc deed1 performed BY brave soldiers en-
pamphlet form. consisting rs pages and il one Of lie
most thrilling and spicy books published Mailed on
receipt Of retail price. cents. paid Send stamp
and get Circular. Err. R.1aSbON, Agent.
8 Lake street. opposite fremont House.
Post Office Box 4SI dei6yisStno
, 1863-01-01

@ There are twelve kinds OF Burnett's Fla
voring Extracts. This celebrated manufacturer
makes the best preparations IN the United States
for culinary and tailet use.
, 1863-01-01

t# C1oals, Bouncts and all kinds Of Millinery
Goods selling off at greatly reduced prices At
Wame!cy's, 67 Lake street. Another lot Of splen-
did Cloaks Just received. dccSl-5t
EHw YEAR's.-Mr. MARITIME givea his usual New
, 1863-01-01

Misunderstanding the past gear, 1,783
couplce have been married, showing au in
cre1sc Of 81 oycr 1861.
, 1863-01-01
Rmuse1ncuts

M CIVIC KER'S THEATRE
4I1 Madison street, between State and prarho,o
Doors open att o'clock; performances consn,nc.a7,e
, 1863-01-01

" "ANTED-Stock of mcrc1lan-
s dizc.-Thc advertiser wishes to purchase. i
Groccrcs or Hardware Tor All for which he
I'll Gay so onethisd IN cash and the bal
cities Of Wisconsin All Communications conndcutta
address Port Office Box 5, CAIcago. uIaots.
, 1863-01-01

IF 9S Dearborn and 1so South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city fordyeing
and cleaning 1sdies' and gentlemen's clothing.
Cook l. McIaln, prop.ietots.
, 1863-01-01

parkers certificate in Recommendation OF
Burnctt's Flavoring Extracts, is given By one of
the most popular caterers in the United States.
The Ottawa Hotel, Montreal, Rossin House,
Toronto, the Fifth Arenuc Hotel, n. z, and other
large aud popular hotels now use Burnett's cele-
bratcd Fruit Extracts
, 1863-01-01

WANTED-Agents. $40 per
seo,e p.es e to l.ns,s assiys sgsg1: g, alloy
Retail price. *is. We have agents w.ose commissions
average *0 per month. Particulars sent ffee. Send
i0F Glscnlar. J. O. JAfsy1S & Co.
, 1863-01-01

~ Many aasoring extracts have rancid and
strong flavor, and are extremely unhealthy. Bur
nett's FlavorinS Extracts are warranted pure. For
salc By Druggists and al dealers in choice grocer
, 1863-01-01

~ Charlotte Russo, Floating Island, JellieB
Preserves, Custards, Ice Creams, Pies, Cakes, &C.,
arc tame 1uxurics without the use Of pure aud
genuine flavor Of come kind Ct fruit. Buructt's
Standard Extracts supply this want.
, 1863-01-01

F" A N r. TED-Agents. Book
W Agents and dealers.
Read ThiS1
The best offer you ever had to make Money.
EVERYBODY WANTS IT.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-10
ROAD.

NoTrcB i hereby given, thai a petition will be
In presented to the Commissioners Of Ashland
county Al their regular sessicn in June next.
praying as follows:
The undersigned pray your honorable body to
have q view, survey, and lay cut as a eount5 road
the tract described as follow Recommending. first,
q the West end of Walnut street, South Ashland.
thence INNING Vest in a straight line with said
street AMI Of equal width with said street to
the road leading from Ashland to Mansfield and
inteEsecting the SAM at a point of the Andrews
farm. also commencing at the East end of said Wal
nut street; running East ON direct line with said
street nd ofthe same width Of said street until it
the road RAINING FROM Ashland to Woes,
Ter. commonly known as the Wooster road.
. IL GsseaeEald and 400 others.
Ashland, Nay ls6s-4E pz9.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-10
Farm for Sale.

THz undersigned. as Agent for the heirs elsx
James cu;bertson. decd. offers for sale Ii
following premises. to wit: The FARM forhefHsiA
LITTLE LAKE" in Clearcreek township, Ash
and county, Ohio, e1s pe
Containing 100 Acres.
1t is a good Farm. with a good house and lara
and we'll improved. It will be sold at Public Auc-
tion on
On Tuesday, March sa, 1858, e e7s
onthe premises by the undersigned.
Terms made known on day Of SAID.
& WIN cULBERTs0N, Asent2siss
Feb. 8, 1863-tG