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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
WATCHES, JEWEL9Y.
]. Schultz

world anuouncetO thecitiZens of Brownville
"a. and vicinity that he has located himself in
saks oWnVille. andintenis Keeping a full assert.
hIent Of everything in his lineO2 business, which will
be sold low for cash. He will also do all kinds of re-
pairIEg Of clocks, watches sndjewelry. All work war;
rSDse6. V3nlSly
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
AZ. AUSTIN,

Sole agent for ulinbis and North West
22I 4 223 S. Water ST., Chicago.
Where will also be found Downs Il Co.'S Deep Wei
Pumps, Force Cisterns, Chain and Common Well
Pumps, Thimble Skeins and Sad Irons, as well as
every variety of Farming Tools, Cast Irou Corn
Shelters, Feed Mills, Hay and Platform Scales
Stoves &c. The above will be sold on account Of
the manufacturers, at their resps ctiVs factory price,
adding freight to this place.
January 1852. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
PRTXDLE 'S PATENT.

HpTIUUTtuIW VWIIUIUH UUW ~UVUHIUN'
FOR SALE 22I and 223 South Water Street,
Chicago, iii. Prices, Wood S35, Coal S3S, staple
sizes-other sizes in proportion, with freight added
from factory in New York to Chicago.
The advantages of cooked over raw food is admit
ted BY all. The old way ofboiling in kettlesis both
slow and expensive, so much so taht but few men dc
it. Something more practical must be had. Steam
scenes to be the only alternative. The Patentee
has retaind all the advantages of the Portable Cal
dron for boiling, and devised means of generating
steam sufficient for ali purposes. 1t is simple and
practical, and proves PERFECT SUCCESS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOB 1863.
Great Literary and Pictorial Year.
THE 13E5T
Ladies Magazine in the World, and the Cheapest
r HARLAN

The publisher Of Godey's Lady's Book has made an
arrangement with the most popular authoress in this
country
MARION HARIAND.
who will furnish a story for every number Of the Lady's
Book for 1868. Marion HarIand writes for no other
publication. Our other favOrite writer's will all con-
tinue t0furnish articles throughout the year.
TERMS-CASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy one year, 50. Two copies one year, S.. Three
copies one year, So. Four copies one year 81
Five copies one year. and an extra copy to the person
sending the club, $i0.-
Eight copies Gus year and an extra copy to the person
sending the ci5J' $J5. +#f
EiaVeu crpic org y1sc eud tn extra copy 10 the peTs0n
sa"rpr2 I'M ci4i' $50.
Aud ne .H'y alela#te tlgE cen be iatt duoe6iuco he
o5svc ,tsuz 80 placs % tGe siGGy's Book is ArLAGr's
Home 4-r.z-1e.
S2eesGi Clubbing tGtk oAcr Magazines.
G5dey's Lady's Book and Arlhur's Home Magazine both
one year for So 90.
GOJey's Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine both one
year for 81 GO.
Cooley, Harper, and Arthur will all three DO sent one
year, on receipt of 96 90.
Treasury Notes and Notes Of all solvent banks taken
at par.
Be careful and pay the postage On your letter.
Address J. A. ODE
323 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

The publisher Of Godey's Lady's Book has made an
arrangement with the most popular authoress in this
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
LEGAL NOTICE.
Thomas Davis

December 2Oth, 1862.
, 1863-01-10

kttuated the northeast corner OF avenue and
Van uten street being tho south half Of the wcst 100
fset Of Lot 70. Block fractional section Is tsouth
Chicagol also. Lot 90 Block :, School Section Add
few rods east Of Halsted atrert. West ChIcagoS
For terms Of sale apply to HENRY II. CURTIS Mfrhi-
Esq.. Ga1esburgh. Knox County. Illinois.
tn9yNf.lH '.
, 1863-01-10
FINANCIAL AND. CONNER CIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. u les3*
The excitement In gold continues in Ncw York.
and OF course the market here sympsthxed with It,
sr, ,..,- 49, -, =. - -v,... =. oo.+ t,+ ~
snnk 70 s71. =, t,o c1o.s ~ the frat hoard Before
dispatches we're rccc;yed here 20 was paid and after
~ wns TIN rata eo~ 1itt,c 1xh,1c md the closing
nonrc vns A. Tho conmen.a made unon the
,ar,.a oF w.. Vt .,,.,,.n. ,nt,ro5 In thin
mornings tesue; cnnttnro eoua11y bitter, aud II
anything that feeling is increasing. II the mad"
Of New York, lifted into position by the So1ca
Of the Tagabonds who but7ow In the althy dens ot
, 1863-01-10

ricd that :l,e rebel States could righ!fully bc
alfowcd to impose t1,ei7 reasonable designs
upon any human being whose interests OF de-
tires would mike him loyal While our
wives surrender their husbands, and our "a
theirs their sons, 10 all tho pcrils Of dreadful
war, We hare never discovered a reason why
The rcl"1s shoslld retain their slaves and com
pei them TO be rebels too. Supporting al
ways the government without conditions us
10 ite policy, We rejoice. with unutterab1e joy
that its policy Is that Of human nature and
not ilat Of human :soplistry.
BosTos, Jan. =, 1868, Tho Legislature Of
Massachusctts organized to-day. Jonathan
f. Field Of Berkshire was chosen President ol
tho Senate, by 81 Sotes to cast for Peter
Harvey OF Suffolk
8: M, Clifford was unanimously elected
Clerk.
The House chose A. II. Bulloch Speaker,
giving him 1'9 votes against 5 for the Hon.
Caleb Gushing. VIM. 8. Robinson was re-
elected Clerk.
, 1863-01-10
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. Jan. T.-CorroN--Activc and q
shade armer. Sales 1850 bales at 694f3ttc for
mtddling uplands.
FIouR-Acsiye and 5@10c better, at $6.11@G.35
for super state; $s6096G 60 for extra state; $500
6S for choice do; <8.10G6.85 for super western !;
$6aG7 10 for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio: k7.15s.e5 for trade brands
market closing rather quiet
WHtsKT-Mofc active and Grmerat 40c.
export. Chicago spring 51,2TQa1.37; unsonud do
$l,15: Milwaukee Club si.3sG1.4l: amber iowa
$14aG1.44; winter red western s1.4s115a. Bar
ley scarce and frmer. Corn tc better, and good
business being at s1K@ssc for sound shipping mix
ed westcrn-latses price forehosce in store: sssic
for unsound; Sc for western yellow 65d1S6Kc fos
white western. Oats shade drmer, at67Ni2Hc.
GRocEn1Es-Co1ee quiet ami drm-
Professionalism more active and shade firm
er: 81 rs for old and new mess; 3t1.toD
t2.50 for prime: and $15. .A91l650 for new prime
mees. Dressed hogs Shade fTmer; sales at $56a11s
45R1 for western. Bacon sides more active, at T{c
for western Cumberland cut; 714G1sc for western
loug.ribbed--iuside price to arrive; 8Ostc for
shortribbed do: &c for choice western short clear.
Lard active and firm at 9510t0Ac, including 500
brls choice, for February delivery. at 104c.
, 1863-01-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


FHIDAr EVENING, Jan. y, 1sV5.
Kinds Of hor product, Iard las advanced fully nc
q h. Mess Pork held ct higher prices; English
MrntB yery frTu-' Sales wcrt:-140 bEla country
pueked Meas Pork at S1a75; 81, brls do 1t $la.50;
SO brls DO It s1aeo; 10000 ~ Buk Hams, leoss.
at SIC: 5000 rci SHgnr cured HamA loose, nt 514c;
500 Geo ps Buik Shoulders, packed In hoxcs, at &c;
500 pcs Green Hams ut 4a1c: 1-ooo pcs Green
sAouldcrs at 31zc; leo hxs Short Bonc1ess Mtddies
at Tc; 100 bxs Long Bone1ess Mfddlcs at exc: 100
b1s Cumberland l1iddles 1t tHc; 100 tres prime
city steam rendered Leaf Lard tKent's bEaadl at
sXc; eco tres prime country kettle Leaf Lard At
sXc; $50 tres prime city steam do at 935c; 15o
tIcs eity kettle Ut se Is tres county ksss'ft s tes
city steam do at ssic; 1b0 tres do At s3xs 20 and d
MOI LaId at sAe; 1872 trss do rs e % Ut 7xc u
BCTTER-h Eoes1ai9O kegs prime at -16c; M
GuiIy. selsss is: $50 drkius fair at 14hc.
| kegs go9HdFYL-steady aud firm. Sales, 15,QQ0 lbs
Ia eity paekess III hhds st 01lc.
pDREsaE0 HOGS-Receiyed, 1906. Market ad-
:vanced 6G10c aud >actiyc-elo8ing firm. Sales
, 1863-01-10

Legislature OrGanIxcd-Eovcrnor An
dreWB' Message.

Bosros, Jan. o.-;ov. Andrews message
was delivered to-day. It is very lengthy.
The aggregate number Of troops raised by the
State Is 60, ,0o0.: The Banking Institutions are
reported to be in q sound condition. In con-
clnsion the Governor alludes to the patriot
ism Of the Massachusetts, soldiers and citizens
and says they arc UnIonistB lin no
:. dnnbae sense We have held from
The beginning that the government Is greater
than aiiy class Of men and interests, and has
an original right to the devoted aud hearty
support Of every subject and power We
deny the rig.,tfulress Of the rebellion, and VIC
a.t n arEs against it. We hare cqral!y dc
, 1863-01-10

srAaP DUT1Es.-Anothcr lot Of our Stamp Duty
Cards has just been issucd. Sent by mail upon
the receipt Of 10 cents. Address
= WM r. RAND Tribune Office
, 1863-01-10
d I r. d.

Al Proytdence, 3. l., on the ssh inst. Hon ALRERT
c. GREENE
esal Of Rhode Island and for Six gears represented
that State In tc Senate q TIC United States. ne
most Epotlcss Integrity Of character. He was the
father Of Mrs E. G. LaFncd Of this city
In this city, on the Eth Inst, FRANK SWQEE only
ron of George ". and LidA P1tkin, aged yeays.
Funeral from the family residence 20 Wabash aye-
nue.. On Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock,
In this city or tho 9Th inst at the residence OF her
daughtcr-infaw Ats r L Wells, suddenly, OF disease
Of lie heArt, Mrs. HARRIET TRAVIS WELLS. IN
the SD year Of her AEc- -
Deccased was the lHother Of q. Wells Of THU city,
aud Of Arz. a. Thoruton OF Michigan City Indiana.
friends o. the deceased. and th9se Ct her snd1en arr
aTcnut. near Old street. ut o'clock, Sunday afler-
NOON IutcrueDt In Graccland Cemetery.
, 1863-01-10

BY comparison Of the figures in the
above table, it will be seen that the stock
Of lumber is only about s, ,500, 900 feet less
than on the 1st Of January, 1862; but it
will be seen that there is larger stock Of
Boards Of all kinds this year, by about
100000 feet. The stock Of Fencing is
somewhat less than last year, and that Of
Joists about the same. It is, however, o
noticeable fact that the general stock is
three million and a half feet less than in
1862, twenty-one million less thsn in 1861,
and forty Five million less than in 1880.
srocKs OF SHINGLES, 1A1u AND POSTS
The following table shows the stocks ol
Shingles, Lath, Posts and Pickets, on the
LIST Of January, 1858, with comparative sta,
tistics: X:
, 1863-01-10

firmly to tho timbers above SO that 1t Is i'm
movable. Now 1t Is apparent to every reason
Ing mind, that In order to produce clear 60
uorous tone, there must be mutunl rccoil Of
both the bell md the clapper tho instant the
bell is struck, 80 that It can be left perfectly
free to yibratc. But how can such be the
case, when the bell is fixed perfectly imrnoya-
ble, with no chance for u rcco1 only that Of L
clarpcr weighing two hundred and thirty
pounds, the momentum Of which must be ar-
rested, and its direction changed, before
clear sound can be produced.
Il is our firm conviction that it the bell was
hung more loosely, and q clapper Of ono hun
drcd pounds weight substituted for the pres
cnt one, and this hung 30 that it would strike
tue bell about three or four inches lower than
at present, that it would remove the difficulty.
The suggestion is one easily tried, and the
attention Of the proper authorities is called
to it.
The Yenug Mems AHsoclat1on Kick
be Burned.
We append copy Of set of resolutions
adopted by the Board Of Directors Of the
Young Mems Association Of this city, touch.
ing the disloyal Chicago Times, which speaks
volumes in 1avor Of the patriotism Of thst hs'dc Tt
ganization. We are assured that othsit hsirrctton
bodies viii take action In tho '"D>
| in short lime: .r-x.s ASSOCIATION.
| Ta,Ic4do, January Q, 1863
| ..,ne Of tho Board Of Directors Of the
| Ata n1ss Xssocfhtion last evening, the follow
| Young nEod1ntJons were adopted, viz:
tntE tntExsosrtd, That the Chicago I1naes be excluded
from the Reading Room.
.Refolred, Thai the dlce Of the Chicago Times for
the past rear be publicly burned next Monday eve
ming on Clark stTeet, Opposite Bryan Hall.
requested TO publish the above.
E.V. TRUE, sec'yp,o ten.
It isproper to say that the action herett ettufore
! taken By the Board Of Trade; and pow by the
Young MEMS Association, las been forced
upon those bodies by the vile course which
the Times has pursued. The sentiments pro.
mu1gated through its columns are Of the most
dangerous character, and should they eycr
obtain, which heaven forbid, would precipitate
the WAR into arevo1ution, in its consequences,
second only to the Southern rebellion. The
Times and its friends are by every means in
their power, cndeavorlng to end tie rebellion
successfully for tho rebels, and to show thei.
disapprobation, and disgust for treason, 1o1al
men have been compelled to act sunmartl5
and forc1b1y. p.
, 1863-01-10
MASS MEETING OF THE
LOYAL PEOPLE OF
CHICAGO.


The great Macs 4ecting Of the peoplcof Chicago
will be held on Monday evening. at Bryan and Me-
tropolttan Balls, 1t o'clock Two bsass bands and
the Lumbards will be on hand to ointcrmlnglc music
and song.
Ah1e and clonuent pnaal.era hnyn hem Invited
, 1863-01-10
COMMERCIAL.


Total. ,246a0 1aG16a $50 106s0 1876 s57
The advance in gold to-day to 13sD13s4c, caused
a corresponding improvement in the leading mar
kes and prices Of nearly every article Of import
ance advanced very materially. Fresh orders for
provisions, flour and grain of all kinds had to be
a1lcd-ahowtng al active speculative inquiry.
The receipts Of Hogs to-day were 125s6-of
which only DOS were dressed. The receipfson hAs
corresponding date In 1862 zrers $3.50, both lirs
ana ofcssed'
The market tos Dressed Hogs to-day was buoy
ant and active, and We note IN advance Of 5910c
per 100 na-wfth sales Of heavy at S4:so14s5 aud
$4iGlGa50, dividing on 200 1bs The common run
Of hogs, however, and they constituted the bulk Of
the transactions, were sold mostly at $i05 and
4s4e' dividing on Soo MS. At the close the
market was pretty well cleaned ont Of desirable
lots and heasyaseragcs we're firm
The receipts of Live Hogs were again liberal,
and the bulk Of the offerings showed an improve
mcnt on those Of yesterday. Heavy weights were
in active demand, and yesterdays closing prices
were fully sustained. Light averages were in mod
crate request at previous quotations The salcs
foet up some 8,0t0 at range OF 40-the lat.
ter ngure being paid for one lot averaging 51a ns,
The market closed firm.
Beef Cattle were in light supply but under a
good shipping demand, the market ruled actire and
buoyant closing firm at an advance Of 1O611skc
per leo 1bs Some $50 head changed hands at
rance of r. 3S6AsD5,
The Provision market WAS buoyant and some.
what escfted-the market closing at an advance Of
xc per b on nearly ali kinda Of product Round
lots of straight brands of ,fcas Pork wcrc in dr.
mand at $500: but holders were unwilling tn aell
seycra1 s1nal, lots Of countrv brands were sod At
s1o snra1s rx trbcrc Ia 1ftia ~ ro,b;rr d,;ro T.,
, 1863-01-10

The Delfo Of the 2sth inst. says:
sugar-The supply ie light. The demand Is,
however, less animated and what with outdoor
operations having been interrupted BY rainy weath,
CT, the market Was very dull this morning. Prices
!! . change in previous quotations. The only sale
reported waeA = lot ofabout 80 hhds clarified Sec
onds, at skc q b.. Yesterdays sales were at 71@
&c for strictly good common to faF, y5asseEe for
3el1ow, aud iQa1D!s l10hc for white clarified new
crop, and o7s124c for strictly fully fair to prime
oil crop.
Molaeee-The supply Ia more than ample forth
prrscnt demand, which is limited. There were no
Eales Of any moment today, rainy weather having
interrupted outdoor operations. Yesterday q sales
were at SIC for good dark. sc for good and sc for
prime to choice new crop.
, 1863-01-10

Comm & Co.-Ne are requested to state that
the store Of Corbin Co.; corner Of Clark aud
Randolph streets, 10 closed temporarily for the
purpose Of rcftttng In better style, and will be
opened In few days.
, 1863-01-10

Latest from tho H1ockndIug Fleet,

WAsn.raTox, Jan. 0.-rrivute lctters from
thc bloceading fleet OF Mobile, dated Dec: 20
ted States from, the rebel furte and their neigh.
borhooa.. They state that general hardsfil,1
commands at Mobile Beef once week, nnd
oystcss only at other times. Tucrc Is nc
sugar, tea nor coffee.
Tho pirate oveto IL still In the harbor
Nothing has ,sen ! ecsn entering or leaving thu
ono tloop laden with cotton, which, nf1cl
getting ont, was captured by our cruisers
and a cotton ladencd schooner, which Rcttinl
out under cover Of a stormy night, found llc
heart falling md cudcavcred TO run back agatn
She lost Aef footing aud went Into the breakers
, 1863-01-10
A Generous Donation,

N14IAuV t1A2S1I3aRI NVaAIbSION HUVAH,
CHICAGO, Jan. 9Th, 1863.
The Chicago Sanitary Commission take
great pleasure in publicly acknowledging the
reception Of tue generous donation Of 500
by the hand Of J. Derlin, esq, from the Com
mittce of Bishop Duggan's lecture, delivered
in Bryan Hall, on TIC 18th ult. This is but a
portion Of the proceeds Of the lecture, which
will be distributed amoug the various bencvo-
lent objects, with the approval Of the Bishop,
who heartily co.opcrates with the Sanitary
Commission, md whose charity, We are US.
surcd, knows 10 distinction of creed.
MARX SKINNER, President.
, 1863-01-10

Nj cVICKER'S THEATRE
A91 Madison street between State spd Dearborn,
uoo7 open ut O'Clock; performances comneuces;x
Engagement Of tie world renowned comic coua1.
MIR. AND MRS. ". J. FLORENCE.
Ar. Florence As RAGGED PAT and DAzxEx o'Cossz.
Nss. Florence ~ JUDI O"TRor snd Pka ANN Myutr
AHi1 H1CGKyTLCTTEH,
SATURDAY EVENING, lar. fora. 1e63, to con,
nenee with the three act lsish Drama. entitled
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
nsE:ea Fat with ;lr- Floseaes
"a"I t0fence
GsAAD pAxox-.....-.M1ssJ JE18u H10Hr
To conclude with the
YANKEE HOUsEKEEPER.
Peg Ann 3Iehitab1e Higgtnnutter Mrs, Florenc.
Barney oConneF.. Florcnca
r. In preparation. BourcIcault's D,au,s. CoL1xy
BAEy. Also. the entire rev BurlcsQue On tho OpcTs
or FRA QIATQLA.
, 1863-01-10
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,


TIE U0Pp MUBDER CASE.
CIRCUIT Counr or CooK Cornrr-g>fare
Hon. Geo. nGaufe,7r.-rnc People &c rs.
W,1,,am Honn- convicted of tho mnrder of
,,s v,fa a1otion for n now trial Tin coso
~. - ..1,ca ros,eraav of+nrnoon ora ,t,ar .o,no
a,~cras,or bot,xoon connae1 os tn thc o,1,nta.
s.s,,;.1 ~ c,r.a;n ,f,dav,ts tno ho,r,nr o..
s~s,r ~ .,.,.,nu,a 49, r. ~ o,n1o.,- 49,. morni,r
ss a7.a,-Trrs -no,, r:ar,ou-~1,,.7r.T7os ~ ~.
1'1'~ nv
,.oS 1on 1ssA,1i'
f1N.oA eoon.-D3'g M, 4ao" "."". ooos'.
.'e".-en4se W, ''oous. 1ns Is an ac''0n ~ "
.1espass 1or ialse lmp'1sonnehs, @c' Inc
oe1euu"n. Jos1Aneo uauef ploceenues 1or tuc
tet"ln o' ue pla4a'ln 'ton Luis a'"te 70 Aa'h-
neso'a Us '"g''se 1so'a 3nss4ce, SETTING oas
an eAecutlFc "af4nn. 'ssaea " ING do'ernor
oi lh'no's. ihe p'omt'n oennt1eo ano IN.
eas1co taat 'tie "aFlant "as vo1a, oecauRo II
rhta t,ac,,o,, .,a r,1,aa ,,of,rc n. oo,,.t t.,
...,., o,.orr,,,aa, ti,o f.on,t ,,,,atn,. 49,.
a." a.o-,.,a - 49, t.,,.,.~ ...;s,a - '.1As 49,
co.st,t,,t,oa ~ ~. st.to ~, .,.aeass ',.-.
~. t., 49, ,a,no ~ ~" .,oa.,,a - n"saaas ~
judicial Nd IN 1,rocc.s. lint thn oct ~ tho novc-,or
l., ,asr,,v e,,c1, vorron+ ia mi ~, oxcr.sso ~
tho sorcrcfCntv of thc stote Int nm act racor.
,,z,rg .1e snnrcn,ocr of +ho f,onstftut,on ond
1ows IF the 1Inion. and thc dutv of ohcdIcnco
thereto: md that the warrant was properly
i..ncd +, lilo noJ,c ~ tbc covcrnor
The dc{cndnnt a1so pleaded tho atntutc of
two ycars limitation. Tho platntiG REPLIED
TINT The defendant Ind becn absent,
ssc., and TINT dcdaettng Ills absence, the &C.
tlon WIS brought within two years. The de-
fcndant demurred and objected that the statute
allowed no such exception. This question
was argued before Judge Goodrich, who held
that although the act of 1851 did not, like 9th.
er acts, save the exceptions Of the Revised
Statutes, the Court wns nevertheless bound
BY the rules Of co.structionto hold them still
In force, and oycrruled the objection.
McAlilstcr, Jcwctt & Jackson for plaintiff;
parna.- ~, asf,ra.n+
--:---..
, 1863-01-10
M A RRI ED

denee q the brides iAthe!, Mr. CHARLES i. PoPE,
on e. thf ely to s sAR a |',a; Al daughter o
On the 1st Inst At the residence of brides father
By t,e Re-; ! 7. G; RsaTbtsn, AI, CoiT sPAIDISd
In this city, on the s;h inst. by the Rev L. Swazey
Mr. DAVID VERNON. of Ciicaso, and Miss JULIA
r. GRAVES. Of Sunderland. Mas.
, 1863-01-10

From the above it will be seen that the
stock Of shingles is 1861, 900 larger than in
1862, while the stock Of Lath is 2,000,0 900
pcs. less than last year.
RECEIPTS OF LuMBER, ETC.
The following table shows the receipts
Of lumber, shingles, &c. by lake during the
year 1862, with comparative statistics:
RECEIPTS OF LUMBER, ETC., 1T LAKE Fon SIXTEEN
, 1863-01-10

PEnsoSA1--The Hon. j. Caird, n. P.
from Edinburgh, arrived in this city yesterday
morning, and is the guest Of n. H. Osborn,
Esq, President Of the Illinois Central Rail-
road. Mr.. Card, several years ago, spent
some time ut the West, and now comes here
to get q correct idea Of the Causes which led
to the rebellion, and the results thus fur at
tanned. He also desires to arrive at the op1n-
ions prevailing in different parts Of the North
in relation to the war. His stay here will be
very brief.
, 1863-01-10

The corrected shipments by railroads,
will be received and published in the an
nua1 review Of the trade and commerce Of
the city, now being prepared by the Sccre-
tarF Of the Board of Trade. .,
o. PRICE OF LUMBER, ETC.
The following table shows the compare
tive prices Of Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &C..
, 1863-01-10

TOR SALE-A Grain Warehouse
j. at FreepoEt- BY 100 feet-With side track colt
Meeting with G. & C. Union and ILL., Central Railroads.
Price, 2s0o. Good city property will be taken In ex
change. EEE8 d ELOCUM,
ja3-Ys311W E8 Dearborn street.
, 1863-01-10

Total. feet. .166,000 7a,eAas7s
The following table shows the s'oIn, w
Of lumber On hand in t'is 2
the 1st Of January in seren w y :. roe SEVEN
STOCKS or 1uxnEH 2@Aas. 2x 4
, 1863-01-10

sailanls and thciE friends, and VIC oplnc that
the end is not yet, but on the contrary, that
many things will reach the surfacc In the
course Of the Investigations, which will be Of
great interest to Ourr rat1ers -.
, 1863-01-10

THE ELaM BArrERr.-Thls noble compa-
ny, commanded by Capt. George ". Rcnwick,
received marching orders On Tuesday last,
and expect to leave Camp Douglas this morn
ing for Louisville. Kentucky. The company
are fully equipped, and, having six 24-pound
howitkers, We may look for some heavy work
from them. The roster was published in the
TRIBUNE some weeks ago; the entire company
, 1863-01-10

/, At the Cottage Grove Yards. sam Farlow OF
Adams Co. eold to c. Hall for Pu1sifer &; Co. 80
hoga averaging 619 DE at $40. =
Al Sherman 3 Yards Myrfck & Pearce sold ]. J.
Gibbs for Wn. Atchison, 30 head, averaging $50
, 1863-01-10

;lNTORAGE..-The subscriber will
X } recesyp Pork, Lard. Beef Ta1toF. aud other
heavy merchandise on bis Docks.
Ar Low RATES OF STORAGE.
rHos. HALE. north end Wells street Bridge.
ja7yT7.iW
, 1863-01-10
CKIChG0 LUMBER TRADE,
.*socle cf a>sss'l5cr, Shingles, Etc.
-, i. ON Mnnd.
Receipts, Shipments, Compasatise
-''>. Prices, Etc.

Tie following table shows the stock Of
all kinds Of Lumber, Shingles. Lath, Posts,
SC on band in the yards in this city on
the 1st Of January, 1868:
srofx or LuMnrn or ALI. KINDS ON HASD-JAS-
, 1863-01-10

Total feet. 73tUVU,tu9
= sEorK-luclpdcd under the head Of "Unas-
sorted Lumber ere 6,630.0oo feet-thc entire
stnck Of efx ynrtls-thc 1nnbeE merchants refusing
to give the amount Of each quality
The following table shows the stocks Of
Lumber in this city on the 1st day Of JAN
uary, 1861 and 1862:
, 1863-01-10

At tho etsto Fair For gentleman OF tasts wea1th
nnd pot'9n ~ x'sans to 5es!ss oM as e5s.1S r.
= re God q nature Intended hs sao11d ne III: I
himself nnd family beautiful home that Il seldom
presented TO mau, mosr than once Or tw!ce iu lfo
nent that canteN Tho sale For partlcnsfn address or
eall upon z. u. CUMMINGS 1$2 son.h Clark street.
ChicaEo Illinois or upon J. #. STOREY. Esq, James
sl!e, Wisconsin. 1al,ys@S1ua
, 1863-01-10

"a large portion Of the receipts were put into
store sellers and buyers being apart fn their views.
We notice salea OF Turks 1aland at about Ylalc;
Ashtou's at $a.1s, and the cornmoucS g1adcs Of
LIYe1pool fnc at about $1,ao3l.95