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, 1863-02-16

From the Cincinnati price Current. Fak, ii
re nave n.-<:.n but from few places eIncc our1ast
anu y" reserve them till next week. Therc IL an In
-,case OF s5 COO ut st. Louis over an cstimato We
up to 175.00g There will also be an increasc at
Cleveland. Toledo and Detroit, VIC understand.
, 1863-02-16

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1867
rROE1S10SS-L quiet but lnn. Sales:-
113 ierces prime country kettle Lard at 9,.c; s.
tics do 1t 97c ba trce No. country Lard ut sic.
TAILoW-FirSa. Sales, 10000 ros in hhds and
bHE1e1s at To-.
DCTTEN-Quict but firm. Sales 80 pkss
prime al lie: 70 pk65 good ut 16e.
DRESSED HUGS-IsecGiycd 4.l6l Market
, 1863-02-16
It's rights and interest as tho "Loya1 Woman "
Tho firm is rich aud independent, tt cannot hurt

ftN tights and interest as The Loyal Woman" :"
Tho fir1n is rich aud Independent, It cannot hurt
them. w..
We have our wives. children and mothers 10 sup
por ty our daily IaboE. and It not for the in
tcliceucc Of the y. oplc ofChEcago. 1t wnnll fall
with cruehflc weight upon us. Ii ia a notorious
fact that no ilonee In the city treats It's cnp1oyc.
with that consideration and lsIT.rcnrc tl:a Mis-
lorsct,nes. Every man here ia alowcd 10 think
aud act for 1iHelf in all matters CT religion au
politics. Tile employers hive the aamc right, and
I've claim thnt to to the right ofcvcEy freeman
be held amenable at the proper tribunal The in
te11:gcpt community will NOT hold US responsible
t;:r t!e fan1ts q q others. II these gentlemen are
10 discharge every Republican clerk from ,h.ir
cn,Tloyf Does tho ~ Loyal Woman sec 1t in that
light: JAMES OWEN, and 80 other Cicrks.
, 1863-02-16
D T Il d.

In this city at the residence NJ ME Matthew Church
ILL., ll9 Fourth avenue CHAMPION HARRIS, aged g
yeass. The deceased IVES ish General Butler during
lis command At New 0ElcIns.
, 1863-02-16

Below, VIC publish the tax collected for tho
month Of January, 1903, as obtained from the
books Of The Collector, Geo. Schneider, esq,
kindly placed at our disposal The exhibit
will be read with interest:
, 1863-02-16

1olal... 'z-.po5
A. will be seen from the above table. the total
receipts at all the yards, amount to - gS. This is
1856 less than 1net week. nnd 90s6 more than the
corresponding week Of last year. The market
opened steady at the closing prices Of last week,
ard Inns continued to rule go without any impor-
liant change, during the week, The packing sea-
son il nearly over.
We quote closing prices as follows: -...
Extra Lard Hogs $4.olia4.40
Good. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 370Goa95
Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II1fI1 fSj
, 1863-02-16

One hundred Thousand Planters, Tn,a:SE
readers and their neiglbore, want the Wh!to or
Gray Willow-a good thing, and will pay two or
three prices. or get spurious or both, buying Of
irresponsible pcda-s. AEso, Fruit Trec4, Grapes
Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, Evergrceus, etc.
Packing. carefully done. Clubs win.
Seud two rcd stamps for postage on our C1ta-
1ognca aEd Willow Circular.
Post yourself, and .heu order di,xct-trccs and
all together. F. Z. PIIESIx.
fe3-zGs1+lm'd&w Bloomington Nu1scry, Ill:
MEAoET SIRESlrEIS Ed What is It:
lECEo1ycrb! Rcvo1vcrR!
Colts, Smiths and Ncseon-s, and nil best
makers, at Wholesale and retsil at Geo. r. Abbeyp,
leg Lake street, agent for Uawa1s powder fe1 1Gt
THE AUTHORS CANE. for sale by John r.
Wa1sh. corner Of Madison etrcct and Custom
uuusc Place
, 1863-02-16

KEEr TEE RASks Fu1l~-We are pleased to
learn that the friends Of the Chicago Light
Guard have determined to again fill this old
and popular company TO the 1naximun-tEc
majority Of Its old members being now in ac-
live service, having, in common with The
other volunteer companies Of this city, ro1,ly
answered to the calls Of oar country. The
services Of ono Of the best dFil1-mastcrs in
ike State have been secured; the arm! and
aecoutremcnts arc Uncle Sans best: t..e!:
Hall luis been tlorougly repaired, aud tile or-
portunity is now offered 10 our young men Of
thoroughly learning the bayonet exercise,
tkirmishiug drill and other duties Of u soldier,
al no cost but their time, which cannot be
better devoted, in these reasonable times,
than to tho above object. Be at llleir Hall,
corner Of Lake and Randolph streets, on Mon
day evening.
MEETING or THE YorSG MEMS CHRISTIAN
AssoclAT1oS.-Thc regular monthly meeting
Of tho Young Mems Christian Association
will be held ut their rooms, in the Methodist
Church Block, on Monday evening, Feb. 10th,
at l1alflast seven o'clock. The following Com
miltees will report: Devotional, War, Relief,
and Tract. Tie superintendent and Wis.
itors Of the various tract divisions arc re-
qucsted to .s.tcnd. as statements and Incidents
connected with the tract work will be found
OF interest 10 them.
LEs7.-Risht Rev. Jamcs Duggan, Catholic
Bishop Of this Diocese, las ISSUED the fol-
lowing order to tho clergy, concerning tho
observation Of Lent:
CHICAGO, Feb. 10. 1868.
Rev. DEAR siv:-Thc following arc tic Fcgnls-
tlons for lhc ensuing lent:
let All the days in Lent arc days OF fast md ab-
stincnec: Sundays only excepted
cd. Ny dispensation, the use OF Flesh Meat Is
following da5s: Monday, .1i,actdsy; Thnrsasy and
Eber Week, and also In Holy Week.
3D. The use Of Fish and Flesh Meat at the Ramc
meal is prohibited.
or whom labor or nfrnlity will not permit to fast,
arc TOT bound by those regulations,
!til In all caets Of doubt, the Spiritual Director
ia 10 be consulted.
3JAnEs. Bishop Of Chicago.
, 1863-02-16

Soc1AnLE IN AID OF THE FUEL SrppLr
Assoc1A71os.-On Monday evening the Grand
Sociable in aid Of tic Soldiers Fuel Supply
Association will take place at the fremont
House. The af1air is under the joint SUPER
vision Of the Chicago Ladies' War Fund Com
mittee, thc Camp Douglas Hospital Aid socI-
ETY. and the Fuel Association. It will he one
of the most recherche entertainments Of the
season, and cannot fail to be well attended.
The arrangements arc in tile hands Of a
Committee who fully understand their b,si-
ness, and We are assuredi.that no trouble or
expense will be spared in making it all that
the most exclusive can require. The supper
will be un.:r The direct management Of
Drake, whicl. is all that need be said OH that
, 1863-02-16

sHRn,frs TURNED Observation-Disclosures mi,
.e@rSSt! Sheriff sclte1s arc IN ia;:session ., the
ssna bank this morning, br virtue Of an execution
orattac1nrhs b. Hen .st;sGs Cameron, or alcssrs.
Cameron 8 Losey. iuz the reco3ery Of ''!.a:1.s
collection amounting 10 about $;i1. they found
the available cash assets TO consist Of the round
OF two dollars. Thv1e has bcen so much nys-
tery about The proceedings connected with this
bulk that VIC shall not undertake to completely un-
1avel it.. The Bank l'nlnp:collc,a report exhibits
tho hank with circulation Of $25. 0Nl secured by
$25,Qe Of Wisconsin six per cent. bonds, and per
soral bnnts foz Sc $50 signed BY William D. Ian
nistcr and Alexander " halen Of lacrosse As
Of the notes Of this bank arc in circulation It
il presumed that they are held By the banks or
bankcss OF perkons in Madison. OF Milwaukee, or
clscw here. who took the contract to annch the in
etitutson into lasignbc watcre, and set II atloat
Hulnor rays that certain bankers ut Madieon nm.
dertook tie job for $S.0G1. and ilave been partly
paid therefor. Of this We entertain 10 doubt and
il 1t sall prove to be 60. TIC bankers who arc In
that sort Of eu-ino-s Ehoald br thorouIhIy over
htuled. Int tho plans expectations OF tho fnan-
citre were thwarted tF the watchfnlnees and eue-
Iicione Of people At Lacrosse.
l'crl.ps Gen. German ct al, will redeem them at
sight. payable IN cotton. This is tho second time
tlsc bank has been in the Sher;tl's haais within
tsco months. Perhaps mnrtcrs will be eatiefacto-
rily arranged agterab1y with assurances siyet. by
tl'csc who appear to be gentlemen. Crosse lt-
bH}siear, lash.
, 1863-02-16
" ANTED-Lccal Agents for
AIEENS
KNITTING MACHINE.

For families and ncighhorhoo-H. Acy woEaa c3u
from sic to SIS per week with IT, Il krt5 from
6to2 70 60 oo sttches res maute s.ue stch inside
weighs but orty pounds and Is 50 simple chi}Ior m
Old !ady can work f. eueccssfay aud With profit No
machine ever anycated which offered TO 70
p:olt.he whole lant.jes snprortedb By
Its use. 1Fce So lTcy caa be ade II carn their cost
md detcrirtioa. address with stamp, HtsANSON &
ELLIOT. General Acrnts. lee Lake street. fhictcn m
Cut th't ont Tor future reference. tal5ziaStu1
, 1863-02-16

Ar1ornNED MEET1Se.-Ana adjourned meet
Ing Of The ladies who met at the Committee
room Of tllc I. n. C. Association, Feb 1tll
and lotl,, will be lirld ut tho samc place, this
(3tonday) afternoon at ) o'c:osk, to transac.
important business. ALI other ladies who
are interested in the organization Of IN inzti-
tuition grcot'y needed in our city, and Of in.
caicnlab'c benefit to the pcnitent crring, are
invited to be present. Byordcr Of thu Com
lnittcc. Mrs. LYMAN BA1Rn,
MRs. c. II. CrsHISu,
Mrs. c. B, SAwTEH,
Miss MClASE
, 1863-02-16

vn7ons yards IN the eity during tue past end-
ing today, compare as follo"s'
Week ending Feb. .t4.-..-..........41e9 ea,68
Week @ ending Eel. Eel 5;'''....-..-...s952 !; 800:
Week ending Jan. .I...............5193 I $500;
Week ending Jan. II. .3.ioS 63.Ia0
RATES or FEEI0nT on LIVE sTooK 7Eon CHICAGO
TO DgEEoir+
Cattle: Hogs.
,,, q 100 ba
III Mich. Cent + Mich. South large CARS Is IS cts
Gicsisan nc centrai. 1 email cars ~ ~
TO BUFFALO on SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
Mica. lent & Mich. South. large cars $10o 60 cts
Michigan Central, small cars. ....... 80 e9u
Fort Wayne eare, a2A fcct............ 81 90
rltts;, F ~ CHI carr Of "a feet. .ss6 s ct.
sA dd e'aSfH 10 as eafs d a:ss;i 90 i:ei 8
1atcs to Dnnki1l, s. per car lees than to Dufflo,
when shipped BY all rail-.
=, Rates 10 Du1krk, ,2Xc p 100 Ia less than to
Buffalo, when shipped By all rail.
BEEF CATTLE.
The following table shows the source of eupp}y
@ ard the number transported by the various raii-
Cattle. -- Cattle
f3hl Ghl : ehT 2 3 r.. 5s9 GhiR&qR R....i, -
ii Central r.: 10 Ht Alton ! ST Iii LRR:: 4a s
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle At ali tic Yards
for the week ending today, amount to, according
to the daily receipts posted on Changc, 1sG head
Inns 1s 9a head lefs than last week, and 81 more
thah nc coTesnonding week Of last year.
an active demand both by shippers, apeeuIatozs and
Government contractors. the general markets ruled
hfn aug ouoyant. me supply or extra chipping
beeSes mas pecn unusually ll:ht-tho bulk OF the
ssdn Of eoc and
beeses 41llckly chahgea handa at 81 oo' The Gov
efnment cohtlaciors were purchasing freely for
shipment to Louisville and Washington. There
weEs ss1y isw e scallawas5 IN market, aud We mako
Io,DAE-Ihe detention Of the trains on the varl-
ons roacs nad ne eMeet O. Testrlct'n3 onslness
very much, although the offerings on the market
wers promptly taken at in advance Of about 10c 2
1tu los On the closing quotations Of Last week.
We give the Closing Prices as fouows:
Stflcl'f prime shlpp!ns bcescs i51i .Q9
EStfa en1pping bccvcs.-.... .-.---... 3tG5o3G9
yogn. ..''.''...'-..'..-........ 51p:33 e
aedInh. s.tl9f3G9
sG7iawaTs ia st,G and lows. i'alSe5 50
3i.oo =" ,1t nSfi ~ X IL natss " ~ cek'
crnmcnt cattle at $3.50. ~ W. A'0 A''u s'o' so'-
Tnas;inv soli tfiIicr e. r. ~ c1o;co ah;n,;,r
haoss sU sst ~ ~ sG Gtolce spplh5
Hnnr;n ;na sn1 Hn,irns 4 ~ r. q i,,as r,,~ e+s+o
stecse averaging '1So 1ns. at sso5 0" 'a' e'a'0
mopSans soa M,s!sT e. 90; !, ~ salf government
T;1a -. sniS T;no = ~ ~ a. $'vo .e,1
Maeko1 sou a,'ss g. g Io - gooa government
aas so1 Ihs i:o1a ~ ~, H. ~ 1s$
H Weeng b. 5s e soo osi' Il hsad sd thsiec Iss
Durham stsgTs. a.:sragG,ng :s q 1,:s4 ps; at $4oo
Lcacn sou Cntt'es Il hcan choice DURHAM stecrs,
Averaging l;5lq Ds; at *aW
enna 1ah sola ~ 70 aeaa s co extra saappane
fIy sold Miller GO; c 4 head e good government
ntGFcs, averaging l.I!u os at S.t!o
, 1863-02-16

EfNEINnaff NEATkCfA.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IS, 1868.
Especial Dispatch to tile Chlcago Tribune]
Pror1s1oNe-Tlese was no essential change in
tic market yesterday. City mess pork could be
sold at *14oo, bulk polk at tEsc to SIC but arc
held hglcr; 100000 1bs bulk shoulders anu sides
sold Inst evening at 4G5c; 5000 sidcs 1T 5t{.
LAEp-In demand at 914c, at which 800 tierces
country sold, delivered when made; 9,sc wsa paid
4br city bulk at close held at 10c.
Wu1sYEY-Dul!; sa1es 800 brls al E4c.
OATs-In demand at 7oc. hEs &c to 3e higher
arc ae.:cd, and in some >,.ecs 75c is asked for bulk
, 1863-02-16

New York Seed NzarlIct-Fcb, I2.
Clover IL decidedly lower The sales include 1SO
bays good ut 10146E11, nnd 400 bags choice 1t
114. Timothy il qnotcl at s.. .I:5{5360. Calcutta
lin-ecd is l1rm tho last sales were made in Boston
1T $4C0
, 1863-02-16

Seeds in Plsiladclplin-Fcb.I Ia.
Cloyersced ss quiet. and the sales have been coll
hllcato e0Gi7AD bushels In a small way at $d75G
b,i, and laxsecd ut Is Is
, 1863-02-16

CAPT. r. A. WHITING, Of the Ssth nliuoIs,
will take letters to the regiment If left at this
office before o'clock In the afternoon on
Monday.
, 1863-02-16

Fon TEE FIRST BoARD OF TRADE REG1-
MrNT.-rartics wishing to send letters or
emall parcels to tho First Board Of Trade Reg
imcnt, near Memphis, can do so By leaving
them at the City Hotel before 8 o'clock Mon
dir cYeninC.
, 1863-02-16

THE MUSICAL Union CoScEKT-Thc Sc
cond concert Of the series to be given by the
Musical Union occurs this {AlondaY) evening
at Bryan Hall, and promises TO be one Of the
hest miscellaneous concerts ever given in Ibis
city. Tic programme has brcn prepared
with great care, and the rchcarsals augur
very pleasant entertainment. The following
is tic programme:
PART I.
0EH 1pE tFO El:lHOS. t03chc1c4,
A1saEs TILlISEuAsT AND CnEKEy.
In the Forest. four part song Nentlelssot,n
tasat1na IRON semifAlatte- .Rossint
MAs. MATTKsoS.
-Aria. teEzctio and chorus from,
Elijah. h.......:-.-....-. .......-... .Mcnde3esohn
Mis-. CoSKET.
.tria from ''.A.tila:"
MISS FIrcH.
Finale from ~ Night in Grenada
PART II.
1'uo from Don Giovanni, for violin aad piano.
Miss TtLL,SGnAsT AND MR. LEWIS.
Scrcncdc, qnartc,te: ,Mcndclesoll1.
Aria from Sfcilian Ecspers.
Ml*s ELLSWORTH.
Shepherds Song. .Mcnirl4soln
~" 1cnre song... .McntttlEeoh,.
E!esy Of Tears; .schnl'crt.
Ns'shtest Aycs ycs..-.::.-..--,.-..... ....Stlgeli.
Mrs. MATrEeoS.
Chorus from 'Tannhauecr .N'nsnc:.
, 1863-02-16

Foreign Markets.
TT Telegraph tPER STEAMER Asia
Co1ToS-Sales fer the week ai.59O bales. Prices
declined 3sGt1d for all descriptions closing heavy
B1EArsTErFsHcavy. Flour heavy aud I'd
lower 1t eaG421s. Wheat In active demand. Red
western :'s9dql9sfM; southern 9s1Od01gs; white
western 1QsQl11s; southern 11eG12s. Corn casier
Mixed sest1 @ls6a: white 8os6dI32s.
PnoftsIo:sSs--Dcef declining. Pork quiet and
steady. Bacon inactive: Bdl1s lower Lard Hrr,
Coicc 1sm. Petroleum slightly higher for refined
LosroS.-Du1lion iu the bank decreaeed eat3.
COO.
LIVERPOOL, January. i1st.-CoT1oN-Fir1ne. !;
MI qualities slighty higher; -eomc.. CAGES 175d
HEEADsTEfye-F1our still declining. Wheat
dull and Id inwer. Corn fiat.
rnoyls1oxs-Quict and steady. .-.
Consols, closing at 32AQtAa:s. Erie shares. 80
4e}S: Illinois Central, 4JSt 50x discount.
, 1863-02-16

BROOM CORN-8 bales fair at $f11.50.
MIDDLINGS- bays Mt $15.00 on track.
, 1863-02-16

The bn1anec of&E1e Gifts are loo nuIuer-
Gus to mention.
Thereby certify that the prices nrnexea u the aboye
s2ticef 1tuu establishment Iy t-yu1ar retail
prices. acd the psaros are hEstc.ass tEstrumentF
fully EArraEted by the makers md r1rseEf for teE
ytaTs. " H. HARLOW
We certify that the prices annexed 10 The above ard-
c1es are cur retail prices.
GEORGE IT, -CHfTIESrEE,
Agent Of Wheeler & WILSON,
At the conclusion. the Gias will be drawn In ts1-
HseBeEcc nf the audience by Committee appointed
By the audience to s1peEiotenI the drawing.
Doors open at O'Clock CocecEt to commence At
=; o'clock.
Administrations 90.
Artansed By Wcrbe L Hilton fe.:zsa. In
, 1863-02-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For The Week Ending Feb. ID, 1903.

The rcccgpta OF Bccf Cattle and 1.-Two Hogs Mt the
various yards In tho city during the past cnd'
fnr today. compare aa follows.
, 1863-02-16

W. A. Aoss & Co. AND THE CHICAGO TE1-
noSE--Ihc public aEe already familiar will,
the action of this firm in grat,iitonsly eiyin.,
the use of fhcir nanc us corporators Of the
sccesli Chamber Of Commerce, aud With the
letter Of :: lady published in these columns =
day or two since giving 'rr views Of tuis
course upon the part Of the firm. We have
no desire to get into any controversy with
this firm, and sheu1d have no more to sav
about the matter had they not put themselves
under the protection Of the JET Davis organ
Of this city, in which print, Saturday
morning, appeared g:lrblcd report Of an in-
tcr,iew between Mr.. Ross mud The business
proprietor Of Ibis paper, in oar counting
room. Ordinarily, we should be satisfied to
'eayctl'is firm under the wings of that treas
onable organ for shelter. But truth con,pcls
LIS TO make plain statement Of facts.
IN the day subsequent to the publication Of
the laey,s letter, Mr.. Ross called upon the
business proprietor Of this paper aud demand
eo1o hee tAe manuscript Of the letter, pro-
nonnesre IL = forgery As letter had gone
inso the waste basket alons with hundreds Of
Others ahd by that tine was On its yay II, t,,c
paper mill, Of course i. was Impossible In ol,-
tain it. Mr. Ross assumptions Of torrcrv 1cd
to slight war Of words. In which he ,,c,,a
eomc unpalatshlc facts. which, although a mi.
1ase cor.trtation. he al once reported to the
JEFF. Da:is organ, either i'll a garbled mauucr,
OF clso they t;o1 materially garblcd in thc l.,,b
lication. As to the charge of forgery, that it
simply m untruth, as We intend to prove tt
Nr. Ross satisfaction.
Hc gratuitoue'y Travelled out Of his hnsineE
to encourage the eeee=h Chamber Of Com
mcrcc, which was projected purposcly to rul.
.he stsunc1, aud loyal old Board Of Trade
There was no more necessity for his doing /
ti.an for any blacksmith OF tin...nith il
1.c ci.y. Ills 5ueintss would not bring Lin,
IN connection With il, nad hls aelion wa
therefore purely gratuito1E. In this conditio
We leave lisn, promising. however, thst II h
:: at Il! a.<itors or entering into any fur'he
..:::.,:~;~r. i" car Lave il. W. arc read
.,,::, .:s,:f 3..>l,::;.ss.:"tc ~" t"i'E :r:rE
Ev4.iA..
, 1863-02-16

In UssCsT AEKEsT.-In our Issue Of Sat
uriay wcnoticed the arrest Of Barney O'Reil-
IL for disorderly conduct. We are Convinced,
upon subsequent Information, that the arrest
was gsoss outrage, and made purely upon
political grounds by the constablcs, Jennings
aud Comfort Mr.. O'Rcilly intends to have
satisfaction for the outrage, if it can be OBJ
taincd in the courts.
, 1863-02-16

Tn9 LAST WEEK.-Thcsc who hive not vet
seen The beautiful Oil Paintings on
exhibition at 1o7Lakc street, should 70 and
select from the gallery at once, as the exll-
b;tion closes Oh Saturday next,
SlGS1FlcAST.-1t Is 4 noticeable fact that at
tie search Of the rebel prisoners on Saturday,
1000 copies Of ihc Chicago Times were
found In their possession, and mot q single
TnIl Ne. We have no comments 10 make.
, 1863-02-16

NEW Bu1ID1SGs.-Contracts have been let
for, and work commenced upon, two framed
dwellings With brick Easements, to be bnilt
on Indiana Avenue, near Ringgold Place, for
Thomas Nash, esq. They are twenty-five
feet front by forty-eight feet deep, and will be
finished in neat and substantial manner with
Ill modern conveniences, making very dcsira-
bic tcnemcnle, both as to general arrange
1ncnts and locaties. Cost, $500. ". w.
Boyington is the architect.
, 1863-02-16
5000 Gifts and 5000 Tickets,
BEING cNE GIFT TO EVERY TIcIET.
ONE DOLLAR A TICKET.

The management have 1abo.et to make the CONCERT
te no!cst aId pett tia. has been given in tta
ftts Ihe'f PRICES have I'll beca selected wth great
Sase ard nre of good manufacture .nd warranted 10
Re Lrn:Ie. Tic best nsulc:sl talent h@s been en-.
EpEssi. aid every effort E!o y render thc Concert
tnt.fan1E :. nnd 70 m2xe II ALOSE compensation
I'Sts!; lt5 IS y a W. u. Harlcw CuIworth & Lor-
tEf ~ 1saSuoa ssteet+ =. T. sIcr; i. r. L r II.
"Mett arg nsar..y a.! p,.ltc places in this cry.
from thc country wisin. tickets By cnc1os-
iQ. :le money to ". N. Harlow 81 Sherman Hous~,
meet With rroapt sftcC.ton -
CAil mud iek at the two splendid Pianos and 3c!o-
Gecn at D. Enuds. q Sherman House. and other
Gtits ut A. T. MflleEs se1eleE. cornc: al Clark and
Lake stTtett: Ind Il. T. Z Il. II. G!Nett. l37 Laka
street: and also. those trn uc Sewing Machines at
Wheeler + Wilson. Agency.
Drawers OF E1s IN tho ~ try can have them for.
tEt. t.nan House.
The following Gifts drawn vtI! be published In tho
I:f!y rars.s Immediately af!er tic Concert Tia
iIy Of tic Concert:
, 1863-02-16

LEs7.-Risht Rev. james Duggan, Catholic
bishop Of this Diocese, has ISSUED the fol.
lowing order to tho clergy, concerning tho
observation of Lent;
, 1863-02-16

The G1FT CoScEET.-In relation TO the ap-
proac1,ing Gift Concert and the responsibility
Of tleproprictors, Messrs. Werbe and Hilton,
we arc authorized to say that the public can
refer to The firm Of Cudrosth s; Lor1ng, boot
and shoe makers, 115 Randolph street,
and eau Inspect the articles OIL Mon
day at 4 II. Mil1crs. corner Of Lake
and Clark streets, and at IT. II. Har-
lows, under allc Scr1nan House, whcrc
they will be on exhibition.
, 1863-02-16

TIE CBu.DREH's CARK1yA1..-The sudden
tl,aw and rain storm On Saturday completely
aished the children's carnival ut Washington
Park. They managed, however. to obtain
Ill hours skating, and were then treated to
dsncein the RECEPTION 1ooms. the music being
furnished by tho Light Guard Band.
, 1863-02-16

N7ANTED-To sell cheap for
~ eaSl. OF to caclElnsr fur city property dgugs,
At Eooas groceries Or otler eood personal property.
Tell ttmbeFed With beach maple a. s4d = good
116y, OF npply 1T oaicc Of Mrssrs. FITCH & HAYES,
Attorneys. No. II Iazmun Block corner Of Cla,S and
WASHINGTON streets. fr11.S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-20
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Soutb Ophir Gold and Silver Min

ing Company-Notice.-A meeting of the
Board Of Trustees, held this day, an assess,
ment of fifty (50) cents per share was levied
on the capital stock of said company, payable
Immediately to the Secretary, at his office IN
Gold Hill. By order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
V. LEMERY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 90, 1868. oc2l Inn
Excelsior Gold and Silver Mining
Company.-At a meeting of the Board Of
Trustees of the above mentioned company,
held at their office this day, an assessment OF
one (Sl) dollar per share was duly levied,
payable Immediately at the Office of the Sec
retary. By order of the Board of Trustees.
E. CUSHING, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10Th, 1868. oc2l I'm
Polhemus Company. .. Assessment
No. 8, of % cents per share has been this day
levied and is now due, and payable to the Secre-
tarv ut his office in Gold Hill
BY order of Trustees.
L. BEGON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, November 18th, 1868. nol6 I'm
jackson Gold and silver Mining
Company.-Notice is hereby given that at meet
lug OF the Trustees of the Jackson Gold and 81,
Yer Mining Company, held this day, at the Gold
Hill Hotel; an assessment OF FIVE Dollars per
share was levied on the capital stock OF the COM
pany, payable Immediately to the Secretary.
H. II. BAILEY,
Secy Jackson G.. Il. S. NJ. Co.
Gold Hll. November 10, 1863. Mo I'm.