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SPRING BARIEY.

Iusr received, choice iotof Canadian Spring Bar.
81 ley, Tor seed, al T.. WOODuIII,S "
maa0daw Dayton Seed slor., go Thlrd strret
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CNINE PeTtumery, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
IL 6c.; fine assortment at
DINOR'S Drug Store 332 Thirl street
OLD IRON, COPPER AND BRASS s
" bought at the Tin shop, 2G2 Third st. ina2ldlw
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new II 1rIil.
ISHE undersigned IL prepared TO do all kinds Of up.
bostsFy, repairs OF furniture and re-. yarnisl ng,
also, all kinds of paper hanging done Ai short notice
~ the rooms above Mr.. i. Abbey's Drug Store, No
I2O MAN street, south OF the market
feb2s OHAS. A. MIKINAS
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NOTICE
HOUSE FOR RENT.

fNhAl large aud commodious house No. IOI Fourt
l. street, containing ten rooms. There is also a 200
stable on the lot. Apply 20
FRED. LANCE,
sldu Under Beckel's Hall.
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SUGAR GROVE NURSERY TREES
NOTIOE no GARDENERS.

NOTICE TO GARDENERS.
4 HAVE this day sold my stock OF LANDRETH'S
Il GARDEN SEEDS 10 Mr. Woodruff, and would
eheerfdlly recommend all my old customers to him
Dayton, March ., 1863 JOSEPH BURST
Having bought Mr. bursts stock Of LANDRETH'S
(new crop GARDEN SEEDS, which, together with
lresh supply iustreoeved direct rom Lsndreth Sou
Phladelpha, am nabed 70 lnfnish gardeners with
Seeds at low figures. l. WOODHULL,
maio Dayton Seed store, go Third street
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NOTIOk TO AL WHOM n MAI cosrFRN.

NOllCk y hereby gwen that there arc now p,q,,fnr
~ before the Cuy Council Of the Oily Duy ion ne
following Ordinance, to-wii. "lt' " '
70 grade, gravel, crru and gutter an front pl lots
lfl0, 40, l2s5, 100 laO3 I,Ul, I,us, I3.H Ian
w, lSSi la2i, i25, J26, t,27 ,sp and 3g0 on
L,ongNonh street., between Wayne and old Brovn
atreets. H.f N.I EIII f'' '
IN pursuance OF the Law, said Ordinance, Ven t,tce
read laid on the table and the Cleri, ina1cte 10 aye
Tour weeks notice Of the pcnlenoy OF he ssIn,s
lhe law requires all calnis for dtnage- tha may
accruo rom saldinproyements to b. filed IN srtiuy
WIN the CITY CLERK, setting iorth the aDun OF dana
gs Claimed, within tao weeks ahcr the eKpIauoil al
me time required for the publication of siit uoica
when :he same NIL be taken ~ Tor final action
ppddM ANTHONY sfEfHANS, City CLERK
LOTS FOR SALE.
TINWO lots II feet front and lyu leet deem i,ott, m
l. Brown street, VIII be sold at public anctot1 Oh
MONDAY, APRIL q, 1865, on the pemses, rofntnen.
eng NJ o'clock y M Terms--SlOO cash on -a,,h lot.
and the alSnce in Two years with siX per cep interest
and seelried by mortgage.
aids JOHN WOILENHAi.s
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COMPTON ~ WILLARD,

OFFICE--CoRNER or MAIN AND SECOND STg.
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
LII operations pertaining 20 Dentistry carefully
"A and thoroughly attended TO.
We would cali especial attention 10 our style of IN.
ssrIinR artificial teeth with Continuous Gums az
ths no plus ultra Of mechanical dentistry. Also, 60
our manner OF making the NulcRnite Work, which in
some cases Ia much superior 10 the ordinary Block
Teeth, Call and examine specimens ma2H
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Elna Liie Insurance CsInpas,l


fNilE 4Elnn grant. pOiice. Ft1, LAIR " y 4Fsfh
Il OF years, tudoWmrnt Peiips.s snd oh4dfen'h Ef.
nov Wmtnt Also Nuu fotteitag r0iic. :, ,ln shaii q,
payment "a feqpu .t alter tea stur..
IlU thousand dollars raid On Two assei ~ h4 n.
within the last siA nnuths. 0..E n
among "i tlc tohtilNHurc- -, ur4 to proA,t ti,s.
hnniy eii'e NON Nant, uuirt ca, leunl more t "a
pr ~ lts character noble in ll. NstufeL fr certain .
i's results, liau Life Insurance. Il istt pr,b gteb
tie dying husband ltnvss tu .l -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-09

lil- he nn-ern hand ~ ME pros lianf stisf 4ssch3As
l"Ih ol the gave and ru n0iishl d M olil rflf
i,ti kerrng ogt thrr lhc Anib ny L ths ~ ihii-7.
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sHFnlfr-s ahtT

J"ha faHtut bUu,sl PontE Abfahsfa faas..i j. ~
1iH Pcnttu- yjls4 f,li-, GsoIar s.ef,ie 81
Oh and lohii Hoh S. George X tlG "a A6aI
f',a'es1hossf' i.s"a hi1a.ua, Eolq, Ann shsIil-
GouU ~ Csciluou Pleas Gf aantyoiery .c5cSN
sohln. Clsc NJ. fs.s IL patiiioh
lObl.Su IA -. Gli urlsr of sale ol 49,. ,al,f 81,
u Common pless IL Montgomery ,oin,y ,,fin
maiel9 me alage rssel gill s a. ianIs. alrtisl o.
.If gFelnl'F- hrfe ln'ie' gmhVfN y Ghinpssdi5
, 1863-02-02
DAIIX MARKET.

~ SATURDAY ErKs1Sa, January 81. 1863.
PRO11S1OSS- Market excited and buoyant-
Lard advanced A@Ec. Mess Pork held for higher
prices. Prime Hess 5ol1.o0 higher Bulk Meats
f1m- Sales: 500 bEls city packed Mess Pork, fos
brls eo1ntry.packed Ness Pork At S13~a5; as5 brls
citJ-packed do Il new brandt At $13.1sB-sen daJs'
time: SEQ brss Prime Mess Pork at $1200: 800 br1s
s11,C0: 900 bxs Cumberland Mlddlee, At 5Ac; 100
pcs Short BIB M1ddlcs, loose, at 6fc; 1S9 pcs
Clear Bulk Sides, loose, At exc; 108 pcs Bulk
&c; 10000 ns Bulk Shoulders 1t 4c packed. deliv-
cred on the Illinois River; 16l tres and - brls
prime ket,le-sendered Leaf Lard (made in Canton.
fl) at 9tt; 600 trcs prime city rtcan at exc; 800
pkEa prime city and country kettle and steam Lsrd
In lots at exc; & brls country kettle at 9Ac; 200
trcs Brown Grcaee at TIC; l01ttcs Yellow at TIC;
9s3 tres White Grease at &C.
TAII4oW -Buoysnt. Stock Light. and held
firmly at i HmI1c. Buyers Offer toAc-
good at 1Gc.
DRESSED Hoos-Reeeived. sose, Market &C.
, 1863-02-02
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

NEW FoRK, Jan;s ~; sI7Gs3FoE.ElfR Sn Fs;s. and
rIsgqisF s1ss ~ 1oe Better
Sales At 81 51Ss95 for e1tra state: 57soseso % for
eStra round hoop Ohio Market closing quiet
WusEr-Marlet druer and unsettled, At u
~1ia ~1Ginai,s-whrat s33e better. Chicago spring
II $S0f1s6 2. eco bn Milwaukee, club winter 'sest-
ern Al Il 656al.5O. Rye scarce and 0ru1cr 1t $l05
GiI5 Barley scarce and wanted At better prices.
CoYntG GaIbetter. With moderate demand 1t improve
ment; e5c for sound mixed western; sazc5sc for
more active aud fr1ncr at 61Ip7ac for Wcstern,
GRoczE1zs-Rsce 6rn- Coffee Arm: Rio SIC;
Java e3e: st, Domingo Sc Sugar tends upward !;
asa firm; New Orleans 40c for old, and 43G15Oc tox
Ecs+ crop.
SIG o4;15 Is for old; $1o50@li IS for Old sni NV
Prime, *t6 4817 10 for new primo mas. irciu
ding - D bs1s new saess foe Juao At 4t65o; lsN
, 1863-02-02
: SATURDAY EvKs1xo. Jan. 81, 1853.


eA7oaoAT E'as1sSo. "au' d. 1858. :
the "ecs cloaes On 'ef5 ao"n1an, u, money mar
~ ~ ." - 90 ~ ~. ui'AeJ
.a,;,..aa'. n,a% ,rsn, go kpe. wa sopa
49, 49, s;a,,+ r,,,1 - ,res.a..- =. s' :. Ao
- rs,snr. =, thn hn,ia.ss - ~, Raps. - psos1.o
- xrc-t. 7-;.c noxsr to ch,noa =.
,,,.. s1s,. tas .ss,. nns. %' ~ - oone a.
;ntensc1x .cti,s 17onca - s ta1a ,aASnoney .1 90
,roorn, ~ rnor,x ~ ~ a.. ka.,ea y 'a4so1
,-,,b,n ~ ia 49, e..s;.. ' " '0e son"'
the e73r, ~ n, ~ yntsa.. ~, saoe,' W.T.
sav In s;nc,c rrst,,oor a., $500 aoN .A so.4'
year 20, resb,ns . th.',s.as 1" ,aso." oo.1a. a.s
waited thrce .ir r,ss;h,- 49, s]..., .Asa a.a .
h,1,nce now ,hav 1st ,,o n,no :, a."s ~ sAe
single tbonaand = month ~ W. : a.tn," aa1;s.
ablc avstem hscor,o ,,or7,et,.l 7 'A1tN'A1
Gaia ror oo,s ~, ~ ,',,.sa NJ. ,
wade r. onen IN Nv Tn,l- ~ ~, =, sa',t .N:s,
1r conraa TIN, aourr rn1ed tbs r,..,,n. ha.1 .;1
4bout The c1ose when . t.w n,,v.ta d,ss.t.hn.
were received ouot,ne III. market :. he,vr ,t "a
Meet ~ Tho bro.-a-. ha,. ,,or.h+ - X, 49,.
hana ta,r may b,,e maid so T.t .-.,ShoJ- .rha
go 0@ ~
, 1863-02-02

Charge Of Opening Letters-Tle Acc
ther Exnsninatton Before G. q. Conn
missioner Ho5ne.


James Gernon, the foreman OF tho Western
room IN the chicago Fost Once, was arrested
by Deputy Marshal Frank, On Saturday, On !
the complaint OF Judge sloon, Special Agent, |
charging him with opening letters passing |
through his hands, and was brought before |
u s. Commissioner Hoync, Saturday after
noon, for examination The affidavit upon
which the warrant was issued bY the Commits
sionef, IL as follows:
>1,,s Us111n sRAT1s 3S1a Or - AA1En1cA; =. IS.
Rush d. Sloan, esg., bting duly sworn. depo.es
nc md % says fnst danes gsrnon pSsson IT emp1eyed In
on OF about the 28th OF January, 1861 did uplaw.
fully opsn Letter Or Rasket which came tnto h's
intended to BE- conveyed BY port.
..s,x..,.z ., .bo,o:a hssa @ i',s x; slosS; 70 g.
ofJanuar9, itGa. r. A. HoTNE, 7. s. Com.
The accused appeared for Examination, &C.
coumuied by his counsel, Robert Hcrvey,
csq., q. 8. District Attorney Larned appear.
ing for The Government. Dewitt Judson
was the fret witness called for the Govern.
n1ent. He testified that he had been an e,n-
ployee Of the Post Office for two years, during
which time hc had known the defendant. The
witness was shown letter enclosed in an en-
NttIHts 41f HHCA OIL WHICH LAG G4&n Torn ANu
rc.scnied. addressed ss3fr Robert Car s,.ad.
din. Cb,caeo. NJ. y and identified II ~ ono hc
3,aa founa in thc eh,raro hov ,fscr n h,a
n,tscd through The le{cndant.s b,ud. 1r,,h
the hack of the envelope vet and damn and
evidently torn, lie had bcf,rc sccn drf.,,d.
am viii, letters in h5s nosscss;on which
looked AZ II they had been handled in some
unnsua, manner. and had Lad 1,is attention
called ia the fact. hut l,oped It WAS mistake
40 The cb,rpc x,s a scr;ons one. The witnes,
e,on;ncd n second letter. addressed "Mr
Conrad Beck. Des Moiues, Polk county
Tnx, y md testified that he first SAW il
a. ha1f n,st o o'clock Saturday morning
w,tncss described the actions Of the accuse,
ssss 49,, i. s,,- +,,c 1cttcr !, t3s hands
n.- NV e 49,. 49,. ,,a hal. ~ thc 1etter ,,r;ce
Gu" - :. -, .;.on- ana afta,
a".ss ~. ea-ra 49, ,.+tor ,n thc 1o1r, c,sc wlf]
.nn r .nnoa.s,sa 1oa 49, ~ h..,no 1ccn >,rorcn one,
,,,1 % saa,rs s,.,as % 49,
T1ne, ~" s.sa a..l's. ~ rr ,fr H.,rev
the w,rsss $500 49,. ~ .saa :.n,-a,,,tct I,
lie acfend,nt ~ 49, .@ aas." ~ g. hsd Id
.1;rht d,f3cr,,r .;.,' ~ oaAes' 49,. -
IN eom.non ,ru,, +[.on ~ ~ - 49, ..,,.
, 1863-02-02

~ ulsitnE On l5os ~ NM u" ne At $IsS, SIN,
FLoUR-Reeei!cd1 1,sao brls. Market astlve and
sarloc better. Sales were: 800 brls 20: 9: k.''
cioiee white winter At $7.00; 200 bfls Lower
ks1s. s4: Dc At i Co. y! 60 f5'i FL.
giysnI e Il $S5S: ~ ieq FL e1ystsl # n;s5; ;s
sps saessriot 100 mpesa "a S.ls e.
aract," and It's brls " Stone Mills" (yT iscousir}-
60 bzls nneound spring ext1a at $L7s; 1ov 6ris Aa
cogpin winter i super ss S!5; .,
Rcd til Mum d Scott and F. i Ts> Ut 81 Is; 1000
bu Rejected Rcd In tsturges. B. Co's) at 81 .Gs;
60 b. dS Sc b. ssaIgfe ~ a sia Sos, @ s
10 lin H. Wa at 81 20; a,o00 bu do lin u. 3 s'sl
At S1.07; 400 bu do lin Newbeny's, at $l.o54e;
@ Is 81 1t sso s z 81 ' Do IN M 4. As
79 % 81 DO in Il " vs. e It si @ b. 81 il
4 y s5se ~ 4 ie 81 eG ao ib :? Il 20 x rs 2
1etN bn DO lin H, Ws) and 8. 900 bu do I'm u. Asj
at {1os; = l0v bu do lin +. & rs, ST q .ol; 1oo0
ba ba o Ks1ia'sa liz ssu3Res sPeof '
CORN-Received, 1859 bu. Market advanced
AS pesr e b. M n n e9 Mas So1n 60 T. In
100 ba DO at Sic: 90 9o s. Ai1sd Com, for deliT,
eeted cd CON 1a so1s Il - aee 81 DO =
100 bn do at 45Ht; 1C00 bu New Corn On track
at 4ac; 500 bu do Condemned Com On track At 42c;
500 bn do at 4aKc: 100 bn Eas Corn on track at
OATS Received, a,4os bu: Market advanced
1Kc per buahel. Sales s:-12.oo0 bu No In store
RfE-ReeciFed. none. Market advanced 50
500 hu Dc It SIC; l,ooo bu do at sc; 90 ba do on
BARLET-Received, 4ss .bu. Market drm.
salss:-a:MD Il good MOI in bags at Sl;3
, 1863-02-02

n this city Jan 9Th. ottyrnola fever. WM. ALV:AH
SHATTtCk. aged y 5cars.
In this city. Jan. stat. Mrs. MART EASSOS. vito OF
John ". Easaon. aged = years.
Funeral services at Ar. Eassons residence 50 North
Wells street. Monday at 5p m.
In this city, JAM aosh. JrLIA. eldest daughter OF
Henry and Mary s. Lester. aged2 Yea1s months and
, 1863-02-02

afe about TO offcr onr citizens an opportunity
to MD that institution by pat.oniziug'n first
class concert. No charity, among the many
which bless our community, Is mort deserv-
ing the Kindness and support Of the humsne
and bcuey olcnt. The efforts of q few laye
secured n Home" for constantly incrcas-
ing number Of those upon whom the burden
OF years is pressing heavily, and they now
look checrfnlly aud confidently to tl4ose who
have hearts to feel for others woes, to aid
them in carrying on the good work. Let
there be, then, noble response to this appeal,
especially ns it comes In such form as to
GRITTY taste at once ennobling and pure.
THEArRE.-Emma Wallcr's excellent pcr-
tormanccs were attended Last week by very
large and enthusiastic audiences. She is to
remain but one week more, and will repeat,
on Monday evening, her great character ofthe
"Ducbess Of afald.''
[CommunIcated.1
Or. Hunter on the Cure of Consump-
To the Editors Of tho Chicago Tribune:
slRs: AZ 1t is the aim Of thtse letters to remove
popular errors III regard 10 pulmonary diseases.
permit me to say few words on the durability Of
consumption. Itis not, I think. assuming too much
to say that most persons entertain eEare doubts
this subleet, While many are 40 thoroughly con-
vineed Of the impoaBibf1ity Of curing this disease
that they do not hesitate to Characterize all edi
cation having that object in view aa dishonest
and 'etnpirisal.' Tnbercles in the lungs are, In
their opinion. equivalent to the hand Of death;
and the denefon ia 20 deeply rooted and invcterate
that We can hardly hope that comnpn.senae, p}aIn
facts and unimpeachable testimony will prove euf-
, 1863-02-02
The Foreign Markets.

TIE Foreign MArKttH,
By Telegrsph.1 Pm s1xs. AueruA1As1Au.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1..-Ftorn-unchaneed,
GRAlx-Wttcat In fair dc.uan,l ut 1s niSa04 ftl1
for Red Western: % 10d@ los I'd Tor Southern: 1cM
II tos White Western. and 1111as for southef1
loo ba Corn in good demand aud f11o. For good
liked s9sat29s Sd for White 3es 6dnass Bd
FEostsioSs-Wak*neld, Mash and othar. rg2prt
beef and PORK much depressed BY heavy receipts.
and falner cheaper Lard active, bnt closed quiet
onocxa1Es-sngar freely supplied ut previous
, 1863-02-02

6s!s new prime, to arrive, at $3.50. Beef s!ezdy.
ttt lncats shade dtner Dressed hogs mmcf,
Win tales at 6AGsHc for western; bsoon ss3ss
ntm ahd In good demand Lard active and dru.ef,
WIN esiet At li't11t{c, Including $50 bcis to r.
, 1863-02-02
7n1usellltuts.

nE AR B ORN STREET
~ OPERA HOUSE, us and II; Dearborn street.
Splendid and 1attez1ns success Of the new
ETHIOPIAN MINISTRL TROUPE,
Crowded Houses, Now Features. Pleasing NoTeItcs.
Entire new change of ro9rnune.
Fi1st evening ot the fo},e Wing new p;ecea Two
D1otnioa Gihbie Gobble Rrothers Oh Gently Breathe
Annie Lawrie. Boy with the Auburn uair, Gyrscy
rnvy Lizzie Lee. ecfncs at Sha Gallery Pixies Peak
Eu1grarts Power Of Music.
ADMISSION N-....-....-.-.......l5CE CESSS,
JOHN PAREE1:. Treasurer.
~ Grand Matinee on Saturday afternoon Of this
week In order 70 give Ladies' and Children Al oppnr
p.rtHnty Of witnessing the wonderful peIfouaauces
Of the juvenile artists Willie and Tommy Door open
at2. To commence At SoclotE, fa1-z5;elw
, 1863-02-02
HOGS.

IU2al ssSIJ tIf
This does not ineiade the receipts on the Bur-
1ington Road, ~ they did not furnish any report.
As will be seen BY the above table. the total re-
eeipts at all the yards amount to 3'.71A This Is
$50 less than last week and 9.81oless than the
corresponding week Of List year,
Since the date ofour last review. the market has
ruled along steady without any new features
owne o qsp IN
gold the market ruled active and 1oyaut, closing
H1m at n advance Of 6Qo10c.
To.DAY-The receipts amounted to about R001.
The market ruled active and buoysnt-hoiders at
the close being about 1Oc above the views Of bay
. ere.
We give elosing prices az follows:
Hogs averaging so ps aud upwards. .$3 90e4 10
Extra Lard hogs. gs.........,......... 3OH3s5
Medium to good od.....---................ aQ0a35 50
, 1863-02-02
CATTLE n ARAET.
For the Week Ending Jan, 81, 1868.

Michigan Southern, large cars. Is Is
i. do do cara OF go feet. 90 IS VI
Rates to Dnnkisk. IS per car less tlaan to Buffalo,
when shipped By all rail.
Rates to Dnnki1k, aXc 2 100 ns lesa than to
Buffalo, WHEN shipped By all rail
BEEF CATTLE
The following table shows the source of supply
ard the number transported by the varion- rail-
roads:
. Cattle. Cattle.
Gal 4 chU + R.. ,1596 Chi B 4 Q R r.. IL ~
Chi &RIRR...... l. .1.10s North " r R.. 66a
III Central r R-.... 6122 Alton j. St l. 3 r.. Cos
, 1863-02-02


After remarks from Hon. B, s. Norris, H
G. Loomis, r. Il Brown, and others, the re-
port was unanimously adopted. The high
character OF the gentlemen making the re-
port, and Its unanimous adoption, ought to
satisfy the public that the President and Dl
rectors did all that could havc been done un-
dor the circumstances to protect both the In
tcrcsts Of the public and Of the absent stock
holders.
Hon. J. Young scammon then submitted
10 the stockholders the following statement:
TIE s7ATKuEST.
T2 ,he Stockholders Of the Chicago. Marins snd
' f.te insurance Company and OF the MARINE
,he aaaafs ot our institutions having got into
which II htr,tsa IN consequence Of the statement.
you. aud caauires reesseTSsss3 - for me to submit 70
ihe reasons VIZ nS d5 been ncP maze nsp aS .hc 10
matter pnbe At IN carl es da1' 1oi dcc 4 .nro.
bcr a5 1t8a to pull upon rcsesa Circular Il Dceem-
action. and tho reasons for the esnc o. my
When lcls Cheago tor Europe, n hurr.+ ,o-
the astr1l 1 espltl Ct the I've ~
salary 10 the Vjcc President, not intcnains a ~
nrnin to RESUME the labors trrrsdcnt uuIcsa ths
should be a necessity for It. >'c's
During my rcsidcDcc abroad, which extended
from August, 1857. to June 1861 had no counec-
| lion whatever With the business Of the inetitu-
lions, and knew nothing about their Affairs OK.
cept that had boeu notified that tho entire eaptal
Of Fl ,O0D,O00 hAd boeu called and mostly paid In
Ihsd heard nothing Of aay trouble In either In
ssitution until my air4vnl In Chicago. In Juae
1enO. where wsa met BY my brother. who ~
iolu.l IL. Of taa d:fa;. .atio4 of tls Cashier Al.
, 1863-02-02

III Central r.. 61e Alton J. St l. RR. COS
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle at ali the yards
ioE the week ending today amount to, according to
the daily receipts posted on Change fthe Burltug
ton Road not having made any returns to-dsy,}
6.115 head. This IL 81 morc than last week and
asia more than the corresponding week Of LIST
Year.
the commencement Of the week the market
opened steady and the closing quotations OF the
week previous wcrr we'll sustained up to Thursday,
demand. and the contractors not being very an1-
ious to operate, the market for Government cattle
gave way-closing STEADY at decline Of a142sea6c-
Extra shipping bccyes are In active demand. and
the market ruled arm owing to the steady tone Of
New York.
To-1Ar-The market was well snpplicd-thc
soate[n e hs ps1 IF htfe
several lots OF extra stall fed steers from Iowa.
Owing to the great rush Of Government cattle and
tatonf9he i rosds bens bocIcd It Betroit snd
ButIa1o-the market for that qu4ltty suffered q fur
ther depreciation Of 1e115c-closing weak at the
decline, Extra bec1es are In active demand and
We give closing prices a. follows:
Extra shipping heeves->- 800 =
Coed to prime @3GSt3s5 @ 3
scallawags and cows. 1,5ae325
We give few thelesding sales during the week:
Willard sold Morris, Winneman i Wai1eli 20
head choice Iowa still fed steers at $63GLbetag
anSas slssses .oa aG. o
- - e1tPFns oese0' "'e'0s'Ae A'"'@ w' a.
*Shnto..,, aria .ror,5, pu,sr,., T. u.,~u1, :,
b.a1 at.t ssse to.a r.ts,n a6o M .ttV -
nsaa saate ssfs' ' 9EeraghS t;so ~ y r., aJ
nanosu nan T. soia nau11s u q ~ d fcao. a'e8's
NE t,Sis ps, ~ ~ So. .-oos
aea ns q g. 70. averaging 1'h'o ~s'
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rily rcmandcd.
THE SENTENCE.
At 8 o'clock p. m., the prisoner Hopp was
asain brought into Court, and Judge Manier7e
requested him to stand up, which be did, ad-
yanciug to the rail In front OF the Judges
seat. His Honor then said:
"iou have been convicted by 1nry Of your
peers Of the crime Of murder, for causing the
death Of your wife, the mother of your chill
dsen, woman whom the evidence shows was
patient, long suffering, loving toward you
WYp-"1 don't know anything aboutthat 4"
Tlt Court" Have yon anything to say Why
the sentence Of the law should not nov be
pronounced upon you!"
| Uorp-"Ycs, I1,aye good deal to say, II
| only had time here to say it. want to tell
your Honor that everything that could be
brought up against me has been stated, and a
good deal Of truth in my favor left out. I say
that to your Honor as trne.'
"7he CouT-When your trial commenced, I
thought the evidence would warrant the jury
| in rendering verdict OF acqulttal. 1may say
hoped-nay, I prayed, for such a result But us
| tho trial progressed, the conviction forced
itself upon the minds Of the jury, and upon
my own mind, that such I verdict could not
be found trust TINT you may now address
yourself to making such preparations as will
enable you to meet your wife in future
state. Your counsel have done all for you
that could have been done; they we're not
successful, and l do not think any counsel
could have been. 4 cause such as this can
not By counsel be brought to favorable re
suit. say again that from my heart I trust
you may obtain such religious consolation al
you need at this time"
The Court then sentenced the prisoner te
be hanged By the neck until he is dead, on th'
s0th Of March next, between the hours Of
o'clock 4. m. and o'clock p. m
Thc prisoner cyinced ltsle, II any, pefca.p
tiblc emotion as the dread words were pro
nounced, and In moment wnlkcd firmly ami
calmly back to his cell
Mr.. MeComas gave notice that they woul'
Immediately prepare bill Of exceptions. viii
= ayicw 10 take The case ~ the Supreme Court
He aeked twenty days time to perform thi
Labor, which ras granted.
, 1863-02-02

Las, In compliance with rcqu1sltlun made bT
Col. Cameron, q few days since. To have SC.
cured ofthese excellent arms, enough to sup
ply three regiments, at this time, Col. c. has
certainly been very fortunate.
The G5th Illinois regiment remain at Camp
Douglas, for the present, as guard over the
prisoners. Their marching orders have been
counter1nandcd By telegraph.
Gen. Curtis las ordered the 34th Iowa to
report to him at st. Louis. They will prob
ably leave On Monday, though anxious to re-
main for time to recupcratc. The G5th arc
equally anxions to go into the field.
Upwards Of ono thousand Of tho rebel pris-
ouers arc now sick and receiving medical
treatment, daily. Eight Of them died OH Fri
day night
Brs,Srss CHAsGE.-Wc notice that thalong
established and successful firm Qf Mcssrs.
| Sherman s. Hall, 81 South Water street, hare
| admitted 10 membership in their firm VIM. D.
popc, esq, for ;msny years and 'reccnty 50
nonor,hly associated with Messrs. Davis, Saw
yer e. Co., Of this city, thus adding desirable
nutcrial to their already atlc house, We IN
/ vito attention to tic advertisement OF the new
hrn published By us to-day. and give it as our
opinion. based on our acquaintance will thoir
eaa'acter' capital and experience, that among
Inc many ae'c arms engaged in like business
II taas eit5-he reputation OF Messrs. 8hcr-
man. haa! q Pope is worthy TO be- noted sec
oId u uone.
, 1863-02-02

THEA1RE.-Emma Walters excellent per
tormanccs were attended Last week by very
large and enthusiastic audiences. She is to
remain but one week more, and will repeat,
on Monday evening, her great character ofthc
q tnuclesa of AEalf''