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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

to- Several persous have passed through
here VIC were at tho battle at Arkansas
Test aud who Afterwards ascgpei. ihe
fedesals we're still at tho Post some daya
aaer tho surrender, and their Cavalry %
miles ihis side, ravpsins tho ccuuiryr as
they come up. !, WAS supposed that our
army woul no. make a stand on tho river
bu, we have no information of the where
abcutp Of either Gems. liindman or Me-
Cullough. Tho rorOr. now is that some
ll0C OF cur men escaped from the Post, but
scmo Of them were probably not oltnchea
to the army. We wait The particulars Of
tho ba;t,e>Tiih much interest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

quarter, aud the ery Tor peace, or for an ar
. istice, at leas, will nov DO heard FROM
ons end Of Yarkeedom to Ito other. When
their armies ale, to the last Racial, removed
or driven from Southern soil, probahly ths
North may hear OF someihl z 10 their ad-
vantage y submitting one or tho other n
lhess propositions to one j. Davis, Rich
mend, We.
From Vickshurg, via of Calro.--A dis
patch from Cairo. 81 inst, says "thero IL
bn, one gunboat at Vlcksburg, the Benton,
which engaged the Notifications. She lost
her conn ander and seycral of her crew.
Banks forces md Farraeuts fleet, which
were expected, lid not arrive" They hnd
tho Mississinpi river hard road 10 travel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

Ilo rclcai prisoners say supply fcamer Nas he'
Ing iay looked Tor ~ lima lth largu pmnhnt 81
nrs,i ions ETC. Meafuica are AScoidlN1 ta.rl .iat
nothhs may prevent her sale afr.yel aud roef
her ont OF IL stinntlon,
Tie rrf .ain Of the ,ma eel 00rer, amer no had
baoed d5a hia las RUi si rendered, threw lIis side
atus overheard, and was Ia goiufa, plt "a e!oss eon'
nnebsent hy Major Watkins.
Thc captain Of the Morning Light states that, ifom
tho desperate and determined manner IN Nhieh cur
troops attacked him, they might have captured forty
Morning Lighis,
Tia Fee al prisoner, hero aid toeSgreaa them
selves grained that they have now company IN cap
tiy!iy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
lllikA, khLlkP AbsOrlAIION.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, The Adies Of
Dallas and vicinity, met on 81 inst, snd
otgsnisei ~ clccIing Mrs. y, VI. stone,
Ircsii,ui, llra. 4. iatVro1, Vice 'idcrt,
and Miss Jeunio Woods Shepherd, S,cle.a-
ny, as permanent officers Of he Association,
deferiLg unti, the next meeting the np-
pointmcpt OF appropriate committees.
Ths object of the meeting vas brio.y eS-
planned 70 be the formation ct an Associa-
ton for TIE relief Of the families of cod
iers in the Confederate service, during the
absence Of their husbands in the army. IL
was decided to give a Concert, Tab,caux,
Sc, On tie 2lst Feb. ana 70 request the Ia
dies generally 10 cooperate.
Upon motion, 10 was decided 10 adjonrn
until clock tomorrow, the lth inst, and
I, meet 1T tho Court House, where full
attendance OF tho ladies generally, is dcsr-
ell, for making .he arrangements necessary.
The object Of the Association commends
Itself to all, without further explanation.
BY order Of The PRESIDENT
MRS. B. W. STONE.
JENNIE WooDs SHEPHERD, Sccy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

To de Sheriff Of Parker Corn,g-Grseting:
xTOU are Hereby commanded TO summon Richara
Nowling by publication rs the law directs to be
and appeer before the honorable District Court in ana
for the county of Parker, at the next TERN there ~
In he holden at II court house in the Town OF Ne9
erf-d on thq second Monday after the fourth Mont -
in March 1862 to answer the complaint Of John o.
Fain "a set ,rth in his petition now filed agR.n4L
aid Richard Rowling, and Ben a. fansic'e, deie'e
rnts wherein sad Fain, plaintiff charges, in br ~
ne follows: That raid Noviing IN sold and deii'.
rrel his headlight certificate. No. 81, class 3D. issnea
10 said Sowliag, by the Board Of Land Compissioa-
ers for Rtsk county, the GA day Of Msy, 1881 =
no acres &c land, raid Ben A. Vansicke, the Other
defendant Who inils56, agreed to give TO d. o. Nos-
ton -haifte land, 10 ne secured thereby TO loo
ana procure Patent for the that said Norioa
did locate and procuf, patent on 800 acres OF laDd
raii P,rSer county, which patent was issued TO q
Richard Eowling, and dated TIE l2th April, 49, :
that said Norton then the eth July, 1861, for =
valuable consideration sold and Transferred 70 PIE
tt is location interest in said $40 acres Whcre.ofs
nlaiDtt snes aud prsys defendants be cited and Dat
he have decree for title TO Onehaif said land and
for mari ftion and Judgement for oeats.
Test W. y. Godfrey, Clerk Of the Dis
~\trict Court within and for the County q
SILL Parker and State Of Texas. with the sal
VI - ofssid court this dsv Of January. ISL.
w L. GODFREY, Clerk.
ByJ. 3. KEAlrT, Deputy.
A true copv Of tho original IN my hands.
j. W. II. BTIADkHELL, Sheriff. G.
s:fw-Printer's fec, Sle3S.
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Tr0rl Eorli.West Arkansas and MIS-
souri,,

Maor Malone, OF Col. Hawpc's Regiment,
passed through this place OH Sunday last,
direct fro,n tbs command, which he left a
short distance this side of Fort Smith. The
Texas Brigade os Geu. Hindmsn's army,
under command of Col. Speight, was on its
way down to Doskesvillc, c. NJ, where il
would take position. The bGalnce of the
army under Gen. iindman had gone to
Pine Bluff. Gen. Steel would shortly as
sumo command Of the Texas Brigade at
Doaksyille.
The cavalry force under Gen. Marmadul;c,
had gone up into Missouri, and it was GER
ta;nly known that he had taken and burn
ed Springfield, Mo. He captured ct that
place, about three regiments two Of which
being Missouri Militia, had turned over
and Joined Marmaduke. Gen. NJ. is repor-
ted to have about 10000 or 5000 men
with him, and WIS on his way up TO the
interior of Missouri-supposed he intended
70 CAPTURE and destroy Role, the termin-
GUS Of TIE South West Branch Railroad,
where tho federals had q. large amount Of
ytores, SC, and that he would then destroy
the railroad, so as to render transportation
OF supplies impossible. II he has accom-
plished this, it is great help TO our GAUGE.
1t is also, reported and believed that South
err men were rising en- adSse, on the Nerth
side Of the Missouri river. and that fighting
was going on. We'trust that all these ru-
mGrs ere true.
We nlso.learn from Major NJ. that Capt.
7fartin Hart, formerly of this State, and
his company of renegades, were captured
by Mai. 6rump's cavalry, apd that the
Captain aud his first Lieutenant Hayes,
were hung at Fort Smith, on the plat Janu-
ary. The balance Of his company, some 80,
were put in irons and gent to Little Rock.
1t is said that Hart an his company had
been guilty of some outrageous murders,
before they were captured. Among his
victims, we're Col. DeRosa Carroll, q Mr..
Richardson, and Judge McAllister. all cit
szens Of Sebastion county Arkansas, and
well known and influential southern men.
A small force of Fcderals, supposed to
be about 5000 were at Cane Hill, and scat
tering parties Of their cavalry were on the
line road North Of Fort Smith. The bal
ance Of Blcuni's army had gone hack to-
wards Springfield
Gel. Bass, with some 1000 men, was left
at Fort Smith, in command OF TIE Post
there, where there we're great many Of
our sick.
Cen. Cooper, with his Indian brigade, is
at Camp johnson, on the Canadian River,
in the Cherokee Nation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

r&y"We saw in town yesterday, Mr.. Geo.
Sears, of this county, who has justrsturued
from Grenada, Miss. lie crossed the River
at Vicksburg on the 9TH January at which
time there was not q Yankee or a Yankee
gunboat to be seen, or heard of in that vi
cinity Our troops however, were locking
for them down every day.
Tho army at Grenada was il fine health
and spirits, and the railroad was being re-
paired north of that plOee, to- enable the
army to move forward. The intention, Il
was supposed, was 70 reoccupy our cid for
tifeatica on the Tallahachie river. Not n
federal was 10 be heard Of this side of Holly
Springs, and Il WIS believed that they we're
retreatins siill further forth.
No attack had been made on Port Hud-
son 81 last adyices every thing being quiz
ct in that direction. Verify the Yankees
arc slow in their movements, towards OPEN
ing the Mississippi.
Mr.. Sears informs us that it was current
" reported ia camp before he left, that an
other great battle had been fought in Vir-
gipin, but le could not remember what
place. Tie result was seid TO be as great
ifnota greater victory Than was that at
Fredericksburg.
Gen. Bragg vas still at Tsllahoma, 20 or
60 4 les NON AmIrcesboro.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
SG3, At kimbNlylllc, B0,luc COUNTY, ItNHE'
EoprTy.ToIJrs HEAD OF HORSES,
NOTICE,

. LII absentees from Col. Hawpos, hlexanders,
N Bass aud eyensregimentA, without leave arc
hereby ordered to report by the 9TH inst to lieut.
Halle, at Dallas, Capt Wallace, at Mchinh 1, h'eu,
Ieyellsp nj the. mouth Of Doggy, on Red River, ~
Grant NJ sherman, or at tho headquarters OF .helr
respective regiments immediately, or be l,iol,shso
as te.ertcrs, aud dealt with accordingly, Az paroi-
ed prisoners viii report likewise. By ofder oi 'r's'
Cep' STEEL, com d,s. Texas Bridgade.
'v'' " iAA' FL MALONE,
Fat, la, 1893 Major Iiawpes Regt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
Jaysrg woops suapnrnp, scc'y.

gsI" Attention Is called to proceedings
of the Lrdies' Relief Association, yesterday,
Thc object is so praiseworthy and so char
ocieristc of the noble Ladies Of Dallas,
that we deem it unnecessary to urge every
enc Of our patriotic ladies to attend and
lend helring hand. Further notice will
be given next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

NToTIuE is hereby given thatat the January rem
1863. OF he Probate Court Of Dallas county, ,he
undersigned appointed Admn'lror ., I"",s
Al, Indebted 10 said estate will make payment
TO the Undersigned, and those having claims as.,ns'
said estate will present them, properly an'hei'iea''u
Within tic time prescribed Gy law,
W. II. THOMAS, Admir-. de bonis non.
February A. IsG.l-l0:Gw.
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SPRAYED

y,Rou the under signed living mills South. yes
AZ tho loyu of Dallas, ono DLAOK PAINT ip'
NY. with blaze face, branded u anr Spanish
brand, on The left thigh, with pierre ofchan on on
Of hi, fore feet when he lett Aho one Swami NJ"
pnaCIJTD pony description not known. A ltpe-
r. reward will be paid for any Information a. na'
Dallas county, Texas IL. u fAS"iN"'
7ktt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

has just eoms in sight; near her a crippled
brig, ADD one gupboai, that arrived last
night, inside the bar.
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Enrngo Wanted.

Y AM in want OF Oats and Hungarian Grass for the
] Government animals ~ this P1Ht, ana VIII ply mo
market prlcc fur them IN cish IL is hoped that tho
nat io;lc farmers vho have such to 1pare, viii CONF
FORWARD ut once and not compel me 10 the necessity
uf using my authority for pressing, which mn.i Do
done upicss forage is sold TO me. JULIAN FEitp,
intr Captain and A. a. NJ, g. :, A,
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ale,v AApertiSs

w. s-.~s>.s->>>N 49, ~ ~-rsN'
rsNDE Second Term 81 the Dallas School VIII open
l on Monday next, and tuition ra,es will be IN
or ssed me hplfui the former rates. This government
OF The school will DO the same as before.
Mrs j. Il, FARNSwORTH,
CnAS. CARLETON.
r,t,r,,ry i,b 1874
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

THE STATE OF TEXAS.l
COUNTY OF PALo pINTo. 800,
C,tg Court criiH;,gio Efates-Ic5radrN Term, 10 q
wXTIIEREAs, Nathan Blackwell and J. Il. Dave
w have filed application this day for part'lios
oannty ana State among Me heirs Of said estate az
dreoted by telast will Of the testator Now thet
fore All persons interested in said cstie are hereby
required to appear At the February Term OF INC os
g. H. tc,icn on the last Nondrs in February. 1865,
In rh. town of Paio Pinto, in said county, aud SHOW
cause why such partition should net be made. !,
Given under my hantNand seal OF ths
Court, at Palo Pinto on the 9th day "a
sNAh December, A. D. 1852.
NCHSL S. A. OXFORD, Clerk,
By Il. WRIGHT. Deputy.
s.ir--pribter's fNe t7'L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
NOTICE.

pY order Of Gov. \. Il. Lubbock to me, through
ID Col. James NJ Norris, of the Texas Frcntsr i"R,
iu,pt will ornr Tor sale, tn the highest bidder. ftr
Cash, on the FIps DAY OF MARCH,,
1863, at Kimhalyil.c, Bosguc county Texas,
FoRTY-FOUs HEAD OF HORSES,
captured from the Indians by Capts. Brnnsonr, re-
ycicrs Sain,ons aud Calians companies "i shu ,rs-
ineut Said horses will be- kept at kimbaivilo mr.
~ days pre,ions 10 the sale thereof In order that IN,
owners may reclaim them. Parties claiming any o'
snd stock will be required to prove them by their own
affidavit that Of another person IN either caso
,lay viii he reoulred TO ploduCo the certificate VI the
Chief Justice or County Clerk of the county in wict
they rcside that they respectable citizens shen
respective counties, such other evidence ~ WIN sa
sfy those WHO have said horses In CHARGE that jus,
I'D. Il done &c Those retaining their horses VIII
also be required topay MI charges shat may nave ao
crued incc they have tee1 III Ter herd, sc.
J. ". BARRY Mjor con'dg. front hos u
lam, ~ * lSC.1-l0.3t.
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EsFRAY NOTICES =


TAKEN UP By John Il. Rierson and esfraye1 ha-
fore W q. 1IIIi ! ?. Precinct 30. e. BLACA A. =
MULE, hraaaed on the len shoulder A. ahert a
hands high about years old and valued az III.
TAKEN UP ty james l'owiesn ana essfsie a. ~
name And saii branded or tie left fhorlder J =.
aloat IS hands bfrh yrars cd, End ralued Al -
is-4tl +. II. AC1EIOrsA, Z. O. clf.
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Gks 9aIlsa 9eeRlI
wednesday, EoSuar7 4, 1863.


We eauuut ,sni the d'seH TO any ore, up-
less the price ~ subscription ~ paid
~ aUV0EGE.
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1woOT, CARDI.NG-

WoOL (C-A--EOIJI-IN y
TvAyING fitted mp my new concrete bniihing' o.
! half milo North OF tho Court House, On the VI.
Kinney road near the Dailns Branch, and thorough
~ lifted NJ my Carding Machine, am now prepare
10 receive. wool ssd card it at short notice, III ~
kinds Of weather. The wool must he thor"nshiy wns
al anJ c.IseJ from, burrs and well picked, md then
will insure good rolls otherwise the wool viii no.
be received One pound of grease must DO hrnis','
to every seven pounds Of wool Fine WOOL cahno' os
cared One fourth Of the rolls will he chaised' %
the yalne Of the same when money is paid
CORN MILL.
In ten days from the present time, will also pS
nrcnhred 10 grind corn, charging one-iiih for toll.
Thankful for past fivors, ASK continuance OF
the came. NJ rrrrs
Dallas, Texas January 90, 1sGS-t;tw"
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The Telegraph of the 2Gth has the follow
ing items;
Bragg fell back to meet 10. Johnson. His
victory was decisive.
Bragg, Van Dorm, Johnston Forest and.
Wheeler have now concentrated in The rear
OF Kosenclanz This s reliable.
Burnside is laid on the table. Mcclellan
has again taken command Of the army on
the Potomac. Again they are son to Rich
mopa' Certainly
The secession of Kentucky is confirmed
hv the Memphis Appeal The vote in the
Legislature was unanimous. AL quiet at
Vicksburg, and oil in fine spirits.
The above facts are from a passenger di-
rect from Monroe, and are confirmed by
|icksburg papers.
Cart. Jones of the steamship Ariel, states
that the alabama can stsam fourteen knots
with seventeen pounds of steam. Her ar
mament IL l00-poundcr rife and one GS-
goundcr parrot gun, besides six medium
32-pounders. She can fight with seven
guns on u sidc
We are indebted to- Mr.. J. NJ. Williams,
Of the Quartermaster Office, for the fol ow-
ing, dated New iberia, Jan. l4th:
! dhe Yankees engaged our army A-day
| near the Notifications with three gunboats
and battery of artillery. We had six
| men killed on the Cotton, and Fuller was
wounded. Have no particulars OF the fight
yet are expecting renewal Of it in the
morning.
The Yankees are trying to remove the
distractions in the Teche tonight. They
have some three regiments Of infantry and
several batteries OF artillery near our army
and, in oil probability, will'be attacked by
all their forces in the morning.
Lieut.. II. Il. Stevens, C.s. N.was killed,
| From Flakes Bulletin, 22d.
Yesterday morning one of the FEDERAL
two masted propellers moved up to the
/ channel in the North breakers and took
position in the cylinder channel of the
! breakers, opposite Fort Point; in The even.
! ing another propeller, and by sundown a
third anchored near The first one, all tares
| living in line OF battle about two miles dis
tant and northeast from Fort Point. Thu
Brooklyn took position immediately in FROM
Of the main bar by shutdown. Is was sup
posed that an attack on Fort Point wa,
meditated early this morning, but the at
tack was not made up to the time our Dul.
letin went 70 press.
The three popeIlers in the north chanpe
had gone out to sea again, and the position
Of the feet at S! o'clock this morning, wa
as follows:
The three propellers that were in tn
north channel yesterday are going east
ward, and are some i6 or 20miles OF. (Pos
sihly they have learned Of their disaster a
Sabine aud are going there.-ED.l tn
Brooklyn aud a gunboTt- lying Of the mail
entrance Of the harbor, are going south
ward, apparently to meet vessel Ehic
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
Baltimore Tobacco Market.
From the American of Saturday

ToBAcCo.-Transaction in Maryland Leaf
have been very light, and confined almost
entirely to frosted and common descrip-
tons. Of Ohio and Kentucky no sales have
transpired. Stocks of all varieties are &C.
cumulating and holders show more DISPOSE
ton to meet the views of buyers, though
no pressure to sell is apparent. Prices in
the present condition of the market, are
somewhat unsettled and We can only give
nominal quotations. viz: Inferior to COM
mon Maryland leaf ST 50aS Is; good COM
mon do. S11 50al3 SO; fancy do. 15al8; in
ferior bay leaf Ssa8 IS; good common do.
seas Is; niddling do. $50 25a1l Is; fine
yellow spangled Sl3al5, and fine yellow
Sl7a30. Interior to good common Ohio
SSa9; brown and spangled do. Sl0all; good
and fine red and spangled do ST. Scala;
and good fine yellow do Sl2al5. Common
Kentucky Jugs So 50al0; good do. $lOall so;
common leaf do Sl2al3; good to fine do.
Sl4al8; and select do. S20a23. The follow
ing are the inspections for the week ending
Nov. 18th, 1868; Maryland, l,Ol8 hhds.;
Ohio, 245 hhds.i Kentucky, "a hhds.; Total
l 1887 hhds
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
From the Army of the Potion C

New YORK., Nov. 1s.-A letter to the
Herald, from Folly Island on the 18th says
The enemy opened severe IRE from the
mortars on Sullivar's Island,
Some of the guns on Gregg have been
turned on them. The rebel shells did no
damage.
Col. W. B. Brown, Of the 4Sth n. Y,
has been appointed to command the forces
on Hilton Head, Fort Pulaski, and Tybee
Island.
A despatch to the Times says;
From the enemy's strcag picket line on
the Rapidan ii is believed that Lees army
has fallen back to some other position.
Heavy rains have made the roads and
fords almost impossible.
Gen. Butler has gone to North Carolina
to inaugurate the policy he commended.
Before leaving he began to work on a
plan for enlisting blacks in the Virginian
portion of his department.
We hear from Fortress Monroe that pro-
baby all rebel prisoners now in our hands,
will be sent to Buffers jurisdiction for
safe keeping
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
New York Market.

New YORK, Nov. l3.-Flour 5alOc better.
but scarcely 80 active; Sc, 25a6,35 for extra
State; 81, 4Oa7,45 for extra R. b, o.; s. so
a9,25 for trade brands. Market closing
quiet and scarcely so firm. g.
Whisky quiet and theprices are without
change which is 6Sa69c.
Wheat 2a3c higher with moderate de
mand, chiefly speculative. Sl,3sal43 for
Chicag 60 Spring; S1,30 for old Dc; Sl,38a
LA for Mill Club; Sl,45al ,46 for Amber
Mill; 81, 45al,55 for winter red western;
81 40 for common old do. --
Corn at fair demand, chiefly speculative,
from l to l4c higher; Sl,losl, III for mix:
ed western in store; ST. for yellow and
white western in store.
Oats active at lie higher; s6s97e for Yves
tern and State.
Wool frmer with moderate business.
Pork scarcely SO frm; old mess sleal8,
l24; cut meats scarce aud firm.
Lard firmer and moderate.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
review Of Cincinnati Market.

,i9nsii - % November Is.
p FLOUR-The sales were: 5 brls trade
brands. at SIS 80; 200 do good extra at SIS
60; 100 do family at SO 90; and so do fancy
Pearl Mills at, Sc SO. IgysT.
a WHISKY-The demand continues active
and prices are &c higher. Sales of 600 brls
at 62a62ac, the latter rate for wagon.
SEED-A sale Of so bush new Clover
Seed at 81 90, indicating steady market.
-BUTTER-The market was dull, but
prices unchanged. Prime to choice, 24a26e,
and the lower grades l3c, to zoe. The re-
fceipts are light. UHk El,iuy
-A HOGS-The receipts do not exceed 1000
head ami the demand being pressing-far
in excess of the supply-the market is
bouyant, and prices are fully 25c higher
Those averaging Us to $50 lbs would have
brought Sc Is, and for 200 ID averages and
upward. Sc so to Sc rs; but the few on the
market did not admit of transactions
enough to establish prices as fully as might
have been desired. The sales were.
800 dividing on 200 lbs at...-.....s6 2ea6 IS
200 do 200 lbs at. g O0a6 30
GROCERIES-The market is unchaAg-
ed and steady. The jobbing demand is fair.
We continue to quote raw Sugar at l34a
15!c; Coffee, 32a34c; and Molasses, 65a70c.
WHEAT-The market is quiet, but very
firm. Buyers are holding back, but those
who must buy have to pay very full rates,
and in one case to-day party who had an
order for choice Kentucky had to pay
81 so for 1000 bushels, but the quality
was very superior. Red NAV be quoted at
81 l5al l6 for prime, and held firmly, and
prime to choice Kentucky white at 81 40
to ST As. .--
CORN-The receipts are light, and not
1t all equalt to the demand, which is still
pressing, especially from distillers, who
find great difficulty in obtaining supplies
and were offering 8ss89c for new ear to- ,
lay. Old is in quick demand at esaSlOO
but is held higher. ...t.. .I
OATS-The demand is good and the
market firm at Toe in bulk, and Ss5sS6c in
sacks
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

Thursday, Nov. II, l s6S

CArrLE.-The receipts of beeyes at the
live stock scales to day were only fair, foot
ing up 1000 head against 1850 head last
Thursday. Prime cattle were in demand
and ruled higher, but inferior descriptions
moved slow y. OF the offerings 200 head
were unsod at the close of market the
balance were disposed of as follows 100
head to grazers, 400 head to Government
contractors, and 900 head TO Baltimore
butchers and packers, atprices ranging from
50 so to SIS per 100 pounds gross, an i'm
provement On all grades Of 4a3c perpound.
a few extra cattle brought an advance on
the above figures.
HoGs.-Under short receipts aud a good
demand, prices favored sellers fair to prime
live hogs bringing 81 to So l23 per 100
pounds, net an advance on last Thursdays
rates of Jas cent per pound :. :,
SHEEp.-The market was well supplied,
and prime sheep commanded better prices
sales being made atS! to &c per pound
gross, as to quality.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

IT IS WITH REGRET that We announce the
death of Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, wife of Mr..
c. N. Allen, editor Of the Cadiz (Ohio)
Sentinel, who died on Wednesday the 4th
;rs. The deceased was an amiable lady, q
devoted wife, and sincere christian. Toa
bsrsaved husband, brothers and sisters we
extend our heartfelt sympathy, and trust
they will console themselves upon the truth
that their loss is her gain.