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articleasof oeoduce, and there vas considerable
activityA4 the general market
FLOUR-There was an increased business and
frmer market Ssles include 200 brls low
grade country at $s 80; 100 and II do country
super at IS Is; 400 and 4S brls do at IS; l,OeO
do arrive at same; 22O do choice do At IS O5;
200 do single extra at Sc rs; IS do at Is so:
500 brls do private; 1000 do country double
extra 81; 1900 do do at 81 Is; 1000 do, equal
to city, at 81 IS; so br!s city do at 81 10; 400
do in two equal lots at 81 50@S "a brl.
WHEAT-Holders we're firm and the market
unchanged. Sales include Is SKIS damaged fall
at 81 12a; So bags common fall at 81 20: about
1000 sks fair and good at 81 25Nl 80: 100
bags prime at 81 80; 2l5 do at 81 IS; 100 do
choice q; 81 40, and small lots of choice South.
ern 81 As per bushel
| CORN-The market was dull and lower TO-DAY
and sales we're confined to 125 bags yellow and
74O bags white at 60c, and $50 bags mixed white
at soc. delivered, in good and new bags.
| OAIS-Market dull, and the price further de.
clined. Sales 80 bags at sSc; 6s bags At sS}c;
6s7 and 500 bags at SAC, and about 1000 bags
in lots at s5c, including the bags.
| RfE-Aarket quiet Sales Of 60 and Al bags
at 72c and 74c, bags returned, and 22O bags in
lots at SHE bags included
BARLEY AND MALT-Sales 16O bags choice
spring barley at 81 40, and $50 bags malt on
private terms.
PORk-Market quiet and nothing doing in any
description. go.
| BACON-A lot, % casks, county cured shout.
,Eders were sold at a u 1b.
! LARD-MarAet tim, aud demand active. with
sales of 800 tcs No. l kettle, at Pekin, on the
Illinois river, at 9sc; 60 tcs, and 10 and $50
pgs kettle, here, al 6fc; 500 ties and 100 bbls
steam rendered at 9 ac, and 800 aud 400 tee prime
kettle at Zoe II ID. IL. ~. 80
j GREASE-Sales of so ties yellow, and $50 to
arrive at TIC; Is pigs do at 7sc, and 50 pkgs
do at re II ID. - 81.
/ WHISKY-Msrket dull and nothing doing
The nominal price is SOC.
HAY-The contract for 10, 900 tons was awar.
| ded yesterday at $40 81 y ton. To-day the
only sale was 1875 bales, tight pressed on private
terms.
BEANS-Demand and market steady. Sale:
9 pigs at 81 1902; do at 50 25, and 81 dc
choice, in lots, st S2 SO y bushel
l. DRIED FRCIT-Sales of choice, comprised
81 SKIS apples at 81 SIT; 45 pkgs peaches. ir
halves, at 81 eo@a -. and SKIS do at 81 Z.
u bushel, SO $3.50 .,3
HIDES-Demaud active at 22c p ID. for dry
flint d "'
4 SUGAR AND COFFEE-Narke firm. Severa
small lots OF Louisiana sugar were sold from fire.
hands at l24@l &c. AID about 100 bags of Or
binary to good fair RIO coffee, in lots at 34@35t
! u b. Coffee was held higher at the close.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Bulls HEAD, Monday. Feb. 9

$40 BULLS HEAD, Monday, Feb. %.
The Cattle Market is all awry. The severe
snow storm of yesterday has put all the trains
out of time, SO that no cattle were in market
at Forty fourth street this morning, except
one or two small lots that came down from Al
bany Saturday, and the advance guard of
train from the Erie Road that arrived before
the snow blockade. About noon a small lot of
up country cattle, by local train on the Har,
lam Road, got into the yard, and then, all told,
the humber was less than eight hundred. If
no more were expected, this would have Gre
ated an excitement that would have put up
prices to very high figure. But as the trains
on the Harlem Road, from Albany, were heard
from at Armenia at o'clock, and the track
known to be clear from Pawling' 8, twenty miles
| below, it was Pretty certain that they would
get down during the day. The first train on
the Hudson River Road was passed att CLOCK
by the express train, at Fishkill, so that was
sure to arrive during the day. The train on
the Erie Roard was also heard from, and would
be in some tine to night. By all these, there
| was certainty of good supply of bullocks-
knowing ones said enough, with what is here,
to make up 4 ZOO head, and for this very good
reason, it was hard to, sell. bullocks at any
higher rates than at the opening of last week
that is, S@9c per ID for good, fair steers
9@lOc per ID for those rated first class; and
lO@1lc per lb for extra counting only the net
weight OF meat in the quarters. At these
prices, the sales were slow, great many of
the butchers preferring to wait until to.mor-
row, when there will be full market. The
number at Albany was large-say 4,000-but
not over 1920 are expected here-the Boston
buyers having taken hold pretty sharp, and q
good many were taken by local buyers. But
there will be enough here, we presume, to hold
the market as it was last week, and owing to
the scattering way the cattle arrive, it will not
be near as good for drovers as it would have
been if all the stock had been in the yard at
the opening. There have been no arrivals of
hogs to-day, but there was good stock over
from Saturnay, and prices are shade better
the top tate, SIC per Id. Sheep are selling
better to day than last Monday, with about
800 in Sixth street, and plenty expected to.
morrow.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs, Many persons owning and possess
ing real and personal estate situate in that por-
ton of the State of Tennessee within thejrisdic.
dicton of the Government of the United States
come within the provisions OF sections fifth and
sixth of an act Of Congress approved July II,
1862, and have refueed to avail themselves
of the provision Of the fifth section within the
sixty days, which expired under the proclsms-
ton of the President OF the United States on the
Esd day of September 1862; and whereas, many
such persons are now within the so called Con-
federate States, having left such property in
charge Of agents, who collect the rents issues
and profits thereof, ard forward the same to
to the parties, or retain and invest it for their
benefit. Therefore, in pursuance Of said Act OF
Congress, Andrew johnson, Military Govern.
or Of the State of Tennessee, do hereby warn oil
persons holding, renting, occupying, or using an!
such real or personal estates or rents issues and
profits thereof, belonging to any such parties, as
we'll as all agents, not to pay the same over to
said parties or their agents but to retain the same
until some person suitable has been appointed
in the name and behalf Of the United States, "a
receive and hold it subject to the order OF the
said Government of the United States
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Military Governor of Tennessee.
February 90, 1868.
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MESS PORK-Favorite brands of City pack
ed are in demand and firm. Sales were 500
brls at $l3 70; 700 brls Extra heavy at $l4.
ENGLISH MEATS-Quiet but firm. Sales
were 1876 boxes heavy Short Rib Middles at 81;
80 boxes heavy Cumberland at5lc
BULK MEATS-Quiet. Sales 800 pieces
Short Rib Middlles at SIC, loose; 5000 pieces
Shoulders at 3ssc loose; 200 do at 3ac loose.
LARD-Quiet and scarcely SO firm. Sales
were 100 tierces city steam at10lc; 161 ties
country kettle at 105c; 100 ties Peoria steam
kettle-dried st loo; 45 tcs country steam at
9sc; so ties No, &c.
GREASE-In fair demand. Sales 200 tics
brown Grease at re; 100 tcs yellow attic.
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NGARKETS.

BuBLlSaroS, Friday. \.
The weather is pleasant and warm, b&y the
roads are almost impossible The river is clear
of ice. and the steamer Fanny leaves here for
below, to-day. She is loading for Fort Madison.
The accumulation Of freiehts, on both sides OF
the river, during the ice embargo, :. large, Sew
eral hundred car loads of goods, provisions, grain,
&C., have accumulated, which are now being
sent forward rapidly.
The horrible condition of the roads has cut
short the supply Of wood, and set up the price
Of butter, eggs, &c. &C.
We refer to our usual full details Of this and
other markets:
SUGAR-l2f@ls4c; crushed, tic refined
white Ice; clarified l6c.
COFFEE-S2i@35c.
AOLASSES-By the bbl., Reboiled, so; syr.
up, s.; kegs. IS SO. Sorghum, 26@S0c.
NAILS-Tenpenny, IS 80.
SALT-$3,00.
RICE-9c. 3a1
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new IS Is.
BROOMS-Sl 50@$2 per dozen. a,..E
FLOUR-Spring, wholesale Sc, 90; Retail 80
50; Winter, wholesale, $50; Retail $500. s. i
WHEAT-Spring, 5000; Winter, 81 LOG
ll5. rs
CORN-In the ear, 25c; shelled, 27c.
RYE-60c.
BEANs-sl,25@sl so per bush.
POTATOES-40c per bush 2 Z. /, = 4 /,
OATS-4Sc. firm.
BUTTER-12i@l5c. s5sa 2B % e.
EGGS-5@6c. .asasRre
CHICKENs--l oo@$l IS per dos aszo $
HAY-Timothy, $7@$9.
WOODS 50@$4.
HIDES-Green, 7@sc.; Dry Flint Ice; Greer
Sailed SIC. firm. @ i
GREEN. CALF SKINS-sic; sailed, 10c.
SHEEP PELTS-$l Is. 5l
WHISKEY-43@44c. e2
LARD-sc; in bbis s1@9c per ID. i,
DRIED APPLES-7c. per h., green do 40c
per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l 1902, per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-s0 cents +
oushel No SALE E iar Q
CLOVER SEED-S7@7 50---in demand.
| FLAX SEED-Neariy all offered is inferior
and dirty. An,extra lot would bring 3l,75@
| l So ~zE
| CORN MEAL-5Oc. rt
! BLCON-Hams, sugar cured, II cents
shoulders 4, side sc.
RAGS-24@Sc per ID. ~
COAL OlL-6Oc per gallon by the barrel.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH sExEs.-A
Reverend Gentleman having been restored to health in
few days, alter undergoing all the usual routine and II
regular expensive modes of treatment without success
considers it his sacred duty to communicate to his ac
ed fellow creatures the CORE. Hence, the
receipt Of an addressed envelope, he will send ree)
copy Of the prescription used. Direct to Dr. JOHN NJ
DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ANA. wtmarl4 . =
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DISAPPOINTED PIcKPocKET.-Well, if this amt
mean Here's this felller been agoin' about
With this yere yeller chain, and when pulls it
ont there's no watch on the end Of it. The con.
duct of these here fashy clerks is enough to
break the heart of poor Teller like me, Is has
] to depend on his trade for livin'.
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Bachelors Hair Dye !!
TIE BEST IN rHs WORLD,

WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
producesa coolnos to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inure the Hair in the least remedies
tte effects Of bad dyes and invgorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black Brown leaving the soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, SC. ss
az The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE.
LOR, on tie four sides of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY SrasEr, Late 233 Broad
aoay and is Bond Streets Nsw YORK.
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ournal by which Ito circulation has been greatly
extended ts publisher has rot been embarrassed BY the
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q have % many Of our cotemporares But, Is the
part Of wisdom to provide for this state Of affair."
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New York, Feb. 26.
FLOUR-Market 501oc lower. Sales at q 70@7 q
extra state; IS 000S 20 shipping brand extra Q.
WHEAT-Markes lie lower Sales at u 4501 So
Chicago spring. u 640l Il Nil club; 81 1901 II win
ter red western.
F. CORN-Market 1c lower, les active. Sales at $50
90 sound; s409S nnsound.
DRESSED HOGS+frmer,
OATS-Firmer Sales at Is 062
LARD-lower. Gales at lOi@11.
PORK-Market lower. Sales 1t 414014 Is Mess
WHIjKY-Market dull eales at "a.
Groceries very drm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AooUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT IF
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial Affections oftentmes incurable. ILL.,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CArAhRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from theuse Of the
Troches and their extended has caused them to be
counterteted Be to guard against worthless ita.
tions OBTAIN cnly the genuine Broacs Bronchial 1o-
ches which have proceed their efficacy by test Of many
years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches Military officers and Soldiers who overtax the
voice and exposed to sudden changes should have
them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per box.
jan20-d&w8m. s @ ". -.ss -E,5i- .-
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MILITARY AGENCY

MILITARY AGENCY
{. STAFFORD. .,..l .-..-,.., ...,., WIZ. L. MoHlL.
STAFFORD 4 MICHEL. =
ATTORNEY AND LICITORs.
o Ics-No. 80 Olive Stree, Nevman's Marble Building,
Ra ST. LOUIS, MO.
Will give their personal attention to the adjustment and
CoLLHCrIoN VOUCHERS and to the prosecution Of all
claims arising out Of the present war: ... -. s
hon Filey, Alex Crozier, Eagle Foundry,
Hon P Blair Jr ~ Hon Bernard Hopping, May
Hon Henry Blow, or Of Carondelet,
Hon Daniel Taylor, May Maj O E Johnson USA,
or Of st Louis Maj Scott, 8 Army,
bon Geo Partridge Prest Maj Robert Smith, q Army,
Belchers Sugar Refining Moody, Michel Co, St Louis
Co, st Louis, Doan, King 4 90, st Louis,
Samuel Glover, ESQ, 8 Barlow, President Iron
John Hume, Esq Mountain Company,
D Jones Esq, Cssh'r Exc W Birch Cash'r Western
Bank, st Louis, Bank, Glasgow, Mo
Isasc Rosenfed, Cashier John Taylor, Banker, 81
State Savings Institution Louis.
Giles T liiley, Stove Manufacturer. "a. ........ .
deca7.d4x$m :. STAFFORD. Notary Public
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EARM FOR SALE.

ITO Acres situate II miles S. W. from Danviile-s0
acres prairie in good cultivation good house vita Eve
rooms an excellent orchard 30 acres timber land one
mile from the Farm Will be sold at price to suit the
tlroes. st the Real Estate office Of
'' GEO. n. LAM,
ssh6akvtf No. 50, Warrington Street.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

TUESDAY EvEKINa, Feb. 24.-The large adj
vance which took place in gold to-day produced
speculative demand for some Of the leading
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BIBLE SocIff DlPosIfoRY.-At the store OF Mr.. "
W. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, where Eagish
German Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Testameats ns
always be found at one price nove.
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10th inst. as follows:
We are coming to the opinion here that the
ueople of the North-al but those who are in
the field-are getting stark, staring mad. They
seem to be bent upon the destruction of their
country. Our only hope now is, that the Ia
mentable and degrading spectacle they present
NAV furnish occasion for the General Govern
ment to exercise the power it possesses to put
down rebellion wherever it, shows ITSELF More
Man half of the people of the South are in favor
Of The Union. But, under the iron rule Of JEFF
Davis. death would follow the expression of
such an opinion The traitors well knew that
success could only be achieved by "a total sus-
pension of public liberty. Had we been per-
mitted to enjoy the freedom we possessed pre-
vious to the war, zoe should have been back in the
Union long ere this, through the agency of the
baVot-baz' Uuhappily, the same agency in the
North seems at present to threaten US with des-
truction. What the future has in store for ns,
God only knows. JAS. TRUMAN.
n
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T ooK HERE.

+ OOK HERE.
Look well to yourournas, and keep them we'll filled
On Threshsr Corn Cracker and Reaper
Bu don't buy your "Bab6it, Of any one else,
For CHRIS ALLEN will sell Il you cheaper
I've all kinds ofFaucets, both finished and plain
For Ale. Lager Beer, Steam and Water;
And Pumps, Pipe, and Fittings, offer for sale.
And hi sell them much less than ouoHrsa:
CHRIS. ALLEN,
Washington street., next door to Express Osns>e
an 2I.wtf s.e Burlington ,ovs
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.-.,ure Of the Brig J. r. Ellscott By the

~>AsuPe OF the 1SBDR % Es o11bcOtS " SOO
BeSH100elODs
Woman Recaptnres the Vessel and Naugdtes 1t
to a Place Of Safety.
Among the American vessels captured by the
Rs,ribu,ion was the American brgantine j. P,
Ellicott, two hundred and thirty three tons, of
Ruckport. Maine, A. Devereaux master, from
Roston to Cienfuegos, Cuba. She was captured
~ the 10th of January, in lat % deg l2 min
North, and lon. IS deg IS min West. Her off
GERS and crew we're taken on board the privateer,
and placed in irons. A prize crew was put on
hoard the brig, consisting Of Gilbert Hay, q
Scotchmau, prize master, recently from Fort
LAFAYETTE, and John Gilbert mate, and Eve sea-
men. ~,
we're accompanied by their wives. The wife Of
the mate was left on board the brig. This wo-
man had cause to fear bad usage at the hands of
the prize master and his mate, and managed to
get them intoxicated, when she proposed to the
seamen, who we're mostly, if not all, negroes
from ST. Thomas, to make them prisoners, and to
CAPTURE the vessel. She took iron handouts
from her trunk, and, with their assistance, put
the rebels in irons, and took possession of the
vessel on the 18th of January. She had studied
navigation on the voyage with her husband, and.
havisg assumed command, settled for st. Thomas
til! she spike French vessel, which gave her
the right course. She made Tortola, one of the
Virgin islands, to the windward of st. Thomas,
when she was piloted by negroes to st. Thomas,
where she arrived on the 18th ult., and placed
her prize in the hands of John 7. Edgar, United
States Consul, who put the master, mate, and
FIVE seamen on board the United States steamer
Alabama. .r. ts rv fstf5e.s II go
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. ATER PROOF
Vienna and Strella Matches.

These matches are made without sulphur, and being
free from odor, are not only very desirable
chamber. They are put up In fancy colored boxes and
small family USE and also carefully pack
ed in cases for transportation. For sale wholesale and
retail by JAMES Z. DEY,
No. IS Cortlsndt.st., New York.
P.S.-Country merchants will do well to call and ex-
anime our stock febl3-w2m
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X EROSENE CANS.
feb23-d&wtf.
/ AND AND LOTS FOR SALE.

Thirty acres land the bluff .gsuth OF town. I'd.
lots " one to ten acres.
One BRICK STORE HOUSE, in the Barre. House
block, on Third street. The ground where the "Crys
tai Palace" Livery Stable stands. H. a--rrFl
Also Fifty lots 10 different portions Of the City, rang
ing In price from $50 $4,000. This property must 30
sold, and persons desiring Investments will find to
their interest to examine reore purchasing elsewhere.
Title perfect. G. B. HENRY.
ian27 d6w3ms 49," -#f-1a''.aa- 's 'h
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ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL

have hand splendid lot Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees which vii sell very for cash. or VIII exchange
for grain horses cows young cattle hogs, on liberal
terms, at the old Planx Road Nursery
- DAVID LEONARD,
octlhdSwkvtmav1 Burlington. Iows.
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DRINCE q cos
IN ROV ED
MELOD 60 ~ =.

WI r. IL ~ II ~ ~ Ss
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
The Oldest establishment in the United States employ.
ing 900 men, and finishing so instruments per week.
Manufactory, corner of Maryland d Niagara sts.,
BUFFALO, N. T..
Wholesale Depots.
81 FULTON STREET. YORK.
IS LAKE STREET. .....................CH CHICAGO.
Wholesale Agents.
Henry Toman Co... ..............B Boston, Mass.
W. =. Colburn CincinnAt, o..
Balmer 4 Weber. St: Louis, Mo.
James Bellak. Pnuaaeiphia
a; Geu' I.ri.in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e s,f0 9lie a,:n
A. q. Nordhelmer. Toronto, G. W.
Persons unacouainted with the Melodeon aad its his
tory will bear In mind that We are the pioneers and lead
nc net only 10 United states but in
the world We commenced the manufacture of Melode.
Il hs ,sa HI ss1 4ao o9 s b si have
ments now In use mostly In the United States and
Canads but also in Europe, Asia Africa South America
and ths West Indies, aud from all these quarters We
have the most atterlng testimonials of the high esa
ton in which they are held,
At all the Industrial Exhibitions they hare in
raridblv been awarded the Hlhest Premium ,yhen eper
exhibited an competition soith others.
We shall take pleasure In forwarding by mail (at our
own expense our Iiustraed Catalogue 10 which every
trated by elegant engravings e.
All Mslodeons of manufacture either sold By US or
deaersin any part ofthe United States or Canads are
warranted to be perfect in every respect and should any
repairs be necessary before the expiration of Eve years
from date Of sale, hold ourselves ready and wiling to
make TIE same free OF charge provided tie injury
caused by accident or design.
Agents for the sale Of Melodeons may be found In
all the principal towns ofthe United States and Canada
Address either
ESQ. A. PRINCE 4 Co Buffalo, n Y
GEO A. PRINCE & CO., 81 Fulton ST., n. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 co. 43 Lake ST., Chicago.
Or either of the above wholesale agents.
Sah0 kv1,,