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MIA the groundwork for future trade and instruments
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in every particular. mouey refunded.
, 1863-02-26
Artemus Wards Fight with tho In

--- IVtAu 1H1.sUu11 OetnuCraI.J
The Indians have got to be very daring OF
late, and an instance of their daring occurred
only the day before yesterday It WAS the
Utcs, too, who Furnished it, and not the Co.
shoots. The parties who hare suffered are
Artemus Ward, the lecturer; DR.. Kingston,
his agent and aRsociate, and MIR. S. NJ. Irwin,
the uctor Artenus Ward arrived here about
month ego, md put up at the Salt Lake
House. He was taken i'll with typhoid fever
and nearly died; bnt got well again, and has
been lccturing ut the great Mormon theatre
acting. The day before yesterday the! three
Of them made up party at the hotel, and
borrowing horses, started to sec the Great
Salt Lake, which Is twenty miles distant.
They took the upper road at the foot Of the
Wasatch Mountains, and when Mt place
called Point Of the Mountain, about eighteen
miles distant from here, they came suddenly
'tl1em for NEST and then demanded; their
bo1see. From Mr.. Irwin, who is the only
one Of these who have come buck to the city,
we learn the particulars Of the affair. DR.
Kingston drew his revolver and shot down
the frdian who tried to take his horse.
Mr., Ward had no pistol with him,
but was fortunate enough to have
to have fought valiantly. Irwin, the third of
the party, d as wounded in the shoulder by an
assow. He returned the compliment by
shooting one lndian, at least, and then made
ndcspe!atc attempt to save his friends. The
attempt to get them off was hopeless aud he
had no alternative but to put spurs to his
hotse and fee. He thinks Artemus Ward is
wounded. Both he and the, doctor had no
chance to escape, and are still in The hands Of
the Indians. but no great fears arc expresacd
In the city for their satety; because Woppa-
Key, the Chief Of this tribe of 1ndians, Is in
l
camp. and while he is known to his tribe to
be IN peril, they will hardly dare to Kill INV
whlte man. A message was sent to them 81
Gov. Amos Reed, yesterday morning, to The
effect that they must return the two gentle.
men alive and unhasmed by sunset, OF -Wop-
pa-hey viii be put to death md Gen. Con.
nor Will march his command down upon tho
Indian camp, and destroy. every red.sklr
amongst them. 4 message lias also been eeni
TO the Otss by Brigham Young, the Mormon
Clief, who has great influence o1er them
aud who has made kind Of pet Of Mr.. Artc
mus Ward during his stay amongst Us.
, 1863-02-26
A Female Government Contractor.
from the Boston Trave:fer,l

a married lady, residing in the neighbor-
hood Of this city, whose husband holds q po-
sition in the Boston Custom House, has been
one Of the largest contractors in the statef for
furnishing supplies to the army. Her con
TRACTS during The last 1ear for clothing are
said to have amounted to half million dol
lars, and it is reported, though NE are in
clined to believe this mret be an exngggetn-
tion, that the total amount Of all her con-
tracts since the commencement OF the war
aggregate nearly s2,C00G00. On one Of her
contracts she lost some money, but on the
others has realized handsome profits.
Tie business Of this lady having led her to
visit Beaufort, N. G, several months aincc,
she saw neglected opportunities TOR . speeula, a,
1dyautace than her Government contracts:
She established two wholesale and retail
stores al or near Beaufort md Morehead city;
then came ,bnck to Boston, and contracted
tor the materials and mnchlnery. OF steam
saw mill The erection Of which Tas sa5isa
and the mill Is now. nearly IL not quito ready
to saw the logs which two hnndscd eon@es-
, 1863-02-26

: .BEEF CATTLE-rhe receipts OF Beef Cattle during
the day amount to about 1,ooo head which number
viii probsbly be Increased By tbs Arrival OF few
trsins expected this evening. The entered sa1es
amount only to 81 head, at pices ranging from - Is
@s72, principally at st5oe5 So at the h!ghestquota-
ton but one lot was sold at Sherman's yards Of IS
head Of very superior four year old Durham steers.
fed By Eel 4 Adams Of Mclean county, Illinois, nv
e1sging 1G-o n each, and bought By Morris, Refine
man& Wnixal, st sui CO per head We seldom hsFe
to notice 60 rapid decline IN the vaue Of atock and
20 great falling OF In the activity Of the market "a
hare taken place yesterday. and especially to-day
The latter1s very p1ainy seen In the dispfopostion
between the sales and the receipts. a. fully oneaan
Of the stock brought remains this evening IN the
ynrde unsold. In the limited transactions
Of the day We note = further decline IN prices Of Es
&c medium to prime gradess and Of &c nqt more
on commones qualities These results Arc explain
able "a at the high rites which have for come days
prevailed. in the Aceof fhlng markell speeulasor1
arc pannl under such circumstances, particularly
cautious, sud may further nee chance now thas nc
receipts are better OF preak#g down tbs Inarket,
result which they generally sals 70 turn . pro
ntable seeonnt. In addition, ~ md that II eonse
ouence Of the ctoclnnasi Air Lne Railway having for
several dsyi been ua.nte to ship tho stock Tatlns
, 1863-02-26


Let rs prem1ec 1nat W41e s.se ecn lasa, nas pess
1ee1 and LIT 1naoaoten a @ '1g ss,an 20 e g1ct care
rnnst r hc ntca lint our dfscussiops 90 not BE-
come heated and e1aspcrating and SO divide
us into factions, go alienated and emoittered
as to prevent our cordial, efficient Go-opcra"
ton IN the great stugle oel1se 10, .,.ss us
To the abstract Hn1h ., az tms ~ NC maxe ur,.
no objections, aud CONSIDERED as an :ehana. ~ =.
tion from Greeley the phllosopnet' II -
sound. But coming from Greeley rs fhepoh'
tician, 1t carries Inconsistency on its very
face. This advice is couehed In m article
thoroughly autagonistic to Mr. Ltncoln's re-
nomination. II he does'not wish to atienate
and divide, WY does he ut this time, In the face
of the wishes of majority of the loynl people
as exnressed through the State Legislatures,
cast IN this f1rebrands 1t is not the first
fine Greeley 1,as provoked alienation, while
my ffn ffrHt time
, 1863-02-26

pnnds hayc been cutting for hor In the pine
forests Of North Carolina.
A vessel is now lying In port ready for Sea
laden with supplies foFF the regiment OF labor-
ers in her employ.
Tho Indy to:whom VIC refer Is well educa.
ted, moTes in the best circles OF society, and
joins with her admirable sell. reliance sound
Judgment. In a few years We shall doubtless
find her retiring from business with an ample
fortune, and settled down among the mil
lionairea Of Beacon street, or perchance IN
the expected Back Bay paradise Of the Bos-
ton at'stocracy Of exclusives and fashion,
nl,les
, 1863-02-26
THE CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EvgNIHG, Fob. IS. 1861.
HOGs-Therc were In the various yards duE1ns the
dsy about SO Hogs Of which number the Fecetpts
were shout s,cso head Tho eateEed sales are a,sR
head ut prices ranging om $55587 IS but chiefly at
s8sca7.E gross. There has been no departure trom
the activity which has characterized this market du-
ring tie past forniht and IN The transactions OF to-
dsy the quotations Of yesterday have been fully sus
talned. Although we hive 1eas number OF ship
'pors III the market than were here Last week.
those remaining are buying MORO freely
and from a11 appearances even larger supply would
be Insufficient to meat the demand Of tho market
Prime Hogs are specially in demand and OF this class
the supply Today has been above the average. =
nj ~
, 1863-02-26
FINANCIAL AND. COAlblERCl


THURSDAY EsEsEgo, Feb. 2S. 1861.
For all legitimate busaness purposes, money Is caty
aud financial matters generally arc moving along
smoothly. No who has the right kind Of collate-
rs1s, and whose name stands among hratc!ats custo
mers at the banks, need now want for money Eatcs
Of discount to customers, as usrnl, 10 per cent.
New Eurk e1 change continues close. The hugtns
range is 59ao cts but sellers seldom 81: above
Is cts. Customers only eupptcd by the banks at
u; the 1ate to outsiders being @c@H- a..-.
Gold opened III New York, At BIS H.. 15s 49, 15A;
H. 1s1; 12 m. 1ssx, closing weak at 1saH The mar.
kct here was steady At .51Y ono large lot, to ill
ap older, WAS taken at 15s- ~
Silver dun and heavy at 1is@t&5. The Nav York
market Is s1utted with 1t, and thedenanl from Cana
da has fnllen OF largely. Legal tender notes arc rm
and in demand at buying. and v premium rs the
selling rate :. ........ .r.-- -.
sTAYxAxHT OF EARNINGS FOE TIE wEEEK ENDING
, 1863-02-26
THE LANGUAGE OF A TRAITOR
lRbrder toskeep our readers posted In the

THE LANGUAGE OF A TRAITOR.
.lHbrder toskeep our readers posted In the
teachings Of the rebel concern on Randolph
street, we occasionally make IN extract from
It's columns. Here is specimen from yes
terdayas i0eue: ..
1fthe south rhould be offered the constitution
81 the basis Of pence. the war would be virtually
-cioeed. She 10 offered confscatton, emancipation.
tion Of the heads OF her most eminent citizens and
ststcsren. The war Is now prosecuted to enforce
thcse. It ia worse war, on these terms, than the
Px b.. Ss as GH sss 10 sssh
mPtSifses mp Of soa as anss s:S}sn, Ss}snity IT. ~ '
Now VIC submit that the Charles
ton .Mnu1y and the Richmond bt-
quirsr cannot beat this. It is but q sample
Of column after column of intensified malig-
nifty which ARE daily spread broadcast over
the lind to poison the fountains Of loyalty
and public virtue. The editor never miases
IN opportunity to 6neer ut "God and human:
ity.'' Conscious that he deserves the wrath
Of the one snd has the scorn Of the other his
| hnte of an that is good becomes the more In
tense win every dny's nursing. An exchange
/ photographs the Infamous sheet as follows
HFor pure, unmitigated, nauseating, tcnssed-
ness the Chicago Times bears off the palm
among Ill the exchanges that come to our
table. Destitute OF all conscience, it falsilez
everything, provided it can make point
against the Government in SO doing" It is
not possible for the bitterest traitor in all
t.JeT Davis uugodIy dominions'' to invent
more lies with more Of the Internal In then
tlan the organ Of treason In Chicago.
, 1863-02-26

Every loyal man In the lind viii rejoice
to learn that Major General sigcl has at Inst
been assigned to the important command OF
Western Virginia. Ever since the war broke
out Gen. Slgel Inns pecn In the service, and
was among the very first to win laurels by
his successes. His whole heart and his best
cncrr,cs have been devoted TO The cause, and
brt for tho eenselcss hatred and constant an
4arop,sm Of Hancck, he would not have
bccn without command single day. Preai~
dent Lincoln lns been The uniform and con-
sistcnt friend Of Gen. Sigel as be is OF every
officer who devotcs himself heartily to the
overthrow Of this rebellion. He allows no
pcrsoual feelings 10 enter into Ills measarc'
ment Of men. Where he believes 1t is ior
The good Of the service he removes an Off,
Ger, and when he believes an officer il not
dcyoting l1is whole energies to the cause OIL
goes his head into the oflcinl basket. In this
instance the President has acted upon lis own
responsibility without consulting the likes
or dislikes or the Mohawk General or acting
upon the instance Of this OF TINT Congress-
man, rs We see it stated in certain quarters.
It Is his own individual ast to which he has
been induced by his scnec Of justice and Of
the public good, And while 1t Is an impor-
TINT acknowledgement Of Gen. SiEc1s ser
vices 1t is none the less fitting rebuke to
the bitter personal hatrcds which have al-
WAYS characterized Halieck, the hero Of
Corinth. If tho dose does not
agree with him he should have
leave to retire TO his Mohawk. p1anta'
zions and ruminate. Els position and his
influence upon the affairs of the country are
, 1863-02-26

for transmission 10 The Western army the contractors
have ceaeed buying. until better fsclaes afe openeo
The temper Of e. Kshn. IT.. who thus finds his voca-
hon for the present stopped. In the unsold STOCK N N
the yards, We ohserve largo proportion Of poos ~
fed cattle, for which there Is vesJ limited densna.
rrvx ~.rvv - ..--e -rLn4v l.
, 1863-02-26

VOLUNTEERS AND CON.
7 SCRIPTS ITO Soldiers auy others wishing
70 increase their 1beone theEH Is no better way OF
doing 50 at this time, than HoM the sale Of ouC
Watches THEY ABE NARRATED As R.PnzsgNrKD.
"Particularly valuable for officers In the Army and
t1agelers.-Frank Lesltes, Feb. =.
APrett1est. best and cheapest timepeces ever oTet
ed--E. T. Illustrated News, Jan. 10.
"Very pretty and durable Watches for the Army"
M r. Army and Navy Journ. tGoresnraent orRanl.
Ans. ~.
~one Of the Oldest mud most reliable houses In bus-
uese.r-LQutaN{lle fKy.l IQpINnl. July q.
, 1863-02-26
uEHEL cRoIcE FOB PHEsIDEN.

In speaking of the next Presidency We have
looked at II, for the most part, as 1t would
affect the loyal United States. But We, e,must
not forget thnt there Is also dfsloyal por-
tion, who arc watching the matter with an
Intense conccln. The realm Of Dixie care
more about our next President than we do
ourselves; for they think it. rightly or
wrongly, to be OF more consequence to them
than to ,.s. And while We do not select
President to plcase them, It is safe and more
thnn safc, to lake their likes and dislikes into
account. II We can find ont who Is: their
special choice it is safe to conclude that he Is
the man to shun- five know whom they
fear most We Ind better fix upon him, unless
some special reasons exist at home for con-
trary preference
At a conference OF some officers Of each ar
my near knoxville, under a flag Of truce, few
days ago, the rebels were eager to know who
stood good chance for the next Presidency.
When they we're told Mr.. Lincoln, they were
crest fallen, and asked anxionsly If McClel.
Ian had no chance. Here are the Indications
all in O put-sheI. The rebel candidatc for our
President is G. D. HeCze27a"- Their dread Is
.aLraha.n Linco1n! What bad men hate good
men ought to love When you know what
the Prince OF Darkness prefers. you had bel
ter let 1t alone. Nc do not want traitors to
choose us President, nor do we Want a man
of their choosing
Probably no act Of ours-not even i battle
with splendid victory, would SO tell upon
the rebel cause rs the certainty Of Mr. Lin
coins election With him they know what
to depend on. 1t is their certain defeat and
=
, 1863-02-26
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

being Hunting or Open Face or Lady's or Gentle
man.s Watch combined; With Patent Self Winding
Improvement, most PLEASING Eo7e'ty.
One OF tho prettest, most eonreninr, aud decidedly
sbin evtr srefed i has within and connected
with Its hntry. It's winding attacbmcuft ren-
derpV Eey cnt1fey unaece, The caaes Of lh's
watch are composed Of two metals: shs oatsr n one
sc1on lever movement, and fs warranted an accurate
timep1cce. Price. superhly engraved. per case OF
nalf-eozsn, $2of- Sample Watches. In neat morocco
, 1863-02-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

crafR Schemtn. TO Divide aud Con.
4uer-Thc Florida ExpcdItion-Tho
Amnesty: PEoelamaHion Claluas
secret Cfrcnlnr Against MIR. Lincoln
Patents Granted.
, 1863-02-26
COMMERCIAL.

. lptAl..-s.ss Alt1 ctiskto AofV o9A Auso AeoV
The Mte,na,i, with Liverpool dasesto the 18th, was
teleeraphed to-day reporting Wheat Sd lower Flour
neglecteds Corn slightly lower; Provisions steady
and unchanged This news had depressing effect
on grsln markets. and We have to note decline IN
pEiees.
The receipts Of Hogs to-day were 2.150 1ve and st
dressed. The market for Live Hogs ruled active and
.rn, and We note sales Of nbout $50 head at ss5o
S65-chieAy 1T $doo@765 tho market closing trm-
The MARKET for Beef Cattle WIS very aul md prices
ehoy further decline Of 15@2oc 100 ns-w1th sales
Of only ss4 bead at 6.12chIedy At sso8s 80. At
thc close largo number were left over uneold and
I'm u,arktt Yns very duu.
presttd Hogs were IN better demand to-day, and the
MARKET ruled nore active and q shade higher-with
sales 1t range Of s7cos chiefly At $3.50 for Hogs
oyer Ao ns, and s7to57.'5 foK thosc nnder 20 ms.
The-Prorislon market rcinaIns Inactive. There Is
al soma inquiry for Mess po1k mud VIC note saes Of
so hrs at $4,000. Prime Ness Is In good demand It
$7so With sales Of ris at that peo sellers gen
trnlly holding at $780, There acttv, demand
forpcklca Hams. and the market has m ten
tency, With sales to-day o.a+o tres nt uel!Ac. Bulk
Hama are In good demand at ioke loose but tae sup
ply Is light aud Tie mtrsct almost baze a lot Of
, 1863-02-26
Mondays New York Cattle Market

Bulls HAD, Monday, Feb. 2is-We thousht Last
week that We reached the top round Of ladder
of lixh prices In this were mistaken. Prices nrp
higher to-day Taking prfce and quality into consul
Grafton, We believe that Ouocks on the average arc
half cent pound net dsaser III 70 he butcher che than
rBugcs from 10 to 8 cents pound for the net weight
Of nieat seller sinking oa Very sel Ut the low.
est rate 6nd but the very myalest sort and. OF
coursa none but few very choice ones -ell at the
highest quotation Most Of the sales are from to14c
nnu srme western iroVes will average t3H cents s'on
asy HAT NJ shcud Be Wiliins 10 eat the Beer d. At
less llan Is pound, aud nane that VIC consider
dftt.rate at less than 15 cents. The number oday
larger than last Monday and there Is much larger
nLmGct expected tomorrow, and Government not In
sant Of many; yet the most Of the Btotk barring
IS consequently ncd h,gh. and Will be sold. though
trade very R1ow- The butchers were very unFil-
ling to poy The exEaya.ant prices, because they TO
not believe there Is any reasonable cause for them to
continue. Indeed, we shall not Le surprised 10 sec
halfa cent decline tomorrow There Is one lot Of
wrek quite large enough fur the demand Webelleyc
it 1a1gc enough In the country, but the stock Is In the
Aan1s men who are determined to keen up the
price. 60 sAF they hvve sneeeede4 Che price nl cat
te Of ortt Try a1slt{i l. higher to-day .twe bGlievs
than we sysE saw T. The general sTerage a1afsy l.
y red 1h the past wreck ,though not wasn- The sup.
Eethe: shall have to report any sales at 9c p y
l!yt weight. The demand hoWeyer has been good al
the week, and dressed hogs have sol: nt l18l2c ..
The sheep mnrkct opened thls morning In sixth street
sasrs he sss Il assDs
buyers held bark "A real good lot Of inc wool sheep
uv- 1u0 ns, wonld bring SHc = .. Ordinarily the
price ranged 7h@A1c. Full particulars tomorrow.
, 1863-02-26
OAl
48aEc


NAVAL sTUREsGM good demand; aud with a
f.is supply prizes rule firm md steady pEese quo
5oGals % Manila Eo1e..+..-3Ql
Pitch ..,.,,, lD.Dn823Do Hemp. ............-0&es
Rosin: = sess:m 1ath Yasn No .fshaie
ONI0NS-There 1B uttle change IN the limited sup
My of the market. The demand "a scarcely 50 active.
Previous quotations unchanged. VIC Quote:
Prime qualities
Coninon 10 Medium; 16G31.!o
arn 1aEer irregular 70 that With m actual demand
there 10 change previous quotations, At which
the market rules for the present rather steady and
firm. Ne quote:
White
Ofl.S-IyaxxD on still very nfm and II active
demand. Previous quotations nnchsngcd- LARD on.
and market stendJ and nEm at present rates. We
, 1863-02-26

: DRIED pFRUITs-AprL1s-Snppi still eensid-
eraby below TIC lctnard- Prices cons 'qusntly rue
Inn hio and Eastern !rt Is selling Freely a. 1lc
g. bat iheru little to be had at this price fEAGses
MaIket very 1lm ~ present quotadons. !AlsNJ5C .51
gos demand win tnther restricted supply. PRICES
kase advanced 5s@lc on previous gnotatloos 20.
Mxs1 IN FHuTTs-in Improved supply, aud steady at
, 1863-02-26

81 tie Fenian organization than there - to those
OF The Polish el you declare IL slnful to do that
for Ireland which tho highest authorities Of the
Bic and pEaiaeworthy n The case o. Poland: .Has
= new ccies1ssticsl Cannon beeu -eua=ted
for, tho special preservation Of Engltsh r1le In
Irish peoplof This j. carnot believe. our. Irish
fathers reared rebels to tho English domination
In heart and s1ul thoy themselves lived and died
OF Z chance waA afforded them to rend the Chains
that bound their country, they neyer failed 70 tce
tify TO thia fact by word and deed. Il Is idic 70
oSTious oS Isl 10 OF all Thinking mon.
Trusting fbat in dealtng with the subject which
has been 20 painfully forced upon me- hy yens
episcopal circular, hare confined myself within
PRESTON to no word dorosoto7y to your 4igh posi-
tlon in The Roman Catholic chn5ch, ! reniain.
Right Reverend Sir, with profound respect. your
pbcd;ent servant.
, 1863-02-26
Logan County for LincolM.;
LINCOLN, H., Feb. 20, 1881

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Feb. p, 1881
Editors Chicago Tribune: :
At q meeting Of the Union League OF lo-
gan county on the ed inst, the following
resolutions were adopted, and q copy Of the
game furnished the TRIBUNE for publica-
tfen:-
WHEREAS. We deem 1t most appropriate, that
al! loyal citigene, and especially members Of the
Union League, fEuril 1acct together on this the
anniversary Of the 'Ftther al our Country.' for
The purpose Of consulting upoa the best interests
OF or common country; therefore j.
NPesa'fed, That VIC heartily endorse the Admin
jsfrut1on OF Abraham Lincoln. and dec1arc that be
is onr first choice for reelection at President OF
the United States. ~,
Rexclted, That after the nomination: :l3 rendered
to lin, that we put forth double energy to &c"
cure to him the asgest majority that has ever been
gwen toany President Since the formation OF this
Government.
voters Of tho United states do their duty they can
secure to him at least one million majority.
Rxfolred, That we tender our thanks to the om-
ctrs and soldiers OF the army aud navy tor the he
role bravery displayed In delence Of our country,
aad fnr tha love OF country manifested By their re-
enii.tMeDts.
Retclrtd, That the wives and children -four be-
loved soldiers shall never be foraasen. nor want
for bread while thoy bear the name Americana