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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
Grated Apple Trees.

K lln HARDY. GRATED APPLE
C,ODp Trees 5 years old, for sale, sever.
al hundred of them in bearing. | have raised
the trees from the seed. and grated them my
self; they are grown on the prairie without any
protection from timber. ] offer them for sale
on reasonable terms, ut my farm. 3i5 miles
SOUTHEAST Of Quasqueton. All kinds Of farm
produce, live stock lumber or timber and
good. second hand double wagon, wanted in
Exchange for trees. At fair prices. First class
credit az money not resascd
q. h. SMITH
Quasqucton, March 3D. Sos no 6w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
ACCLINATED APPLE TREES.

600 or 5000 of Grated Apple Trees, thrifty
r and hardy, of good varieties, and well
adapted to this country are now for sale ut my
Nursery, in the forks of the WapsN, 3 miles
north Of Littleton. | will sell them at ] ) cents
apiece, cash for small lots. Credit Il the pur-
chaser wishes it, for large lots, or produce Ia
ken in exchange.
A. KELLOGG.
LIttleton, Feb. IL, 1863. Gi1-lm
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
L, w. HA RI.
licensed Government Claim Ag'f,

& eFFlCE Up Stairs, Que Door West of Mar.
- quote d Mekonzie's Furniture Store,
Main Street, lnde pendence, Iowa
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUB.
lie in the Prosecution of Demands aud Claims
against the Government. Particular attention
given to
PeRslons, Back Pay, and Bounty Money, due 10
Officers, Soldiers, and Seamea.
The Widow. if there be one, if not, the Faith
er, Mother, Brothers or Sisters, or other legal
heirs Of such soldiers as may die or be killed
III The service, are entitled to the Bounty. And
the wife, If there be one, if not, the Children
under 10 years Of age, ii there be any, are en-.
tltlcd to Pension of such Deceased soldiers.
Also Orphan Sisters aud widowed Mothers, if
they were in whole or in part, dependant on
such Soldier for support, are entitled to Pen.
sion, IN case there is no Widow or Children
left Of such Deceased Soldier
II No pay required except Officers Fees,
and Revenue stamp for applications, until the
Clim is received. IN
Independence, March 30, 1863. fI9-,f
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
Collectors Notice.

EDUBLIC notice is hereby given that the an
nual collection list, under the excise
laws of the United States has been received
by the Collector in and for the County of Blu.
ihanan, and State Of Iowa, and the undersign-
ed, Deputy Collector in and for said County,
hereby gives notice that the amount of duties
assessed are now due and payable, and that he
will be at the office of j. S. Woodward, in the
town of Independence, in said County, from
and after the It'll day Of January, 1868, to re-
ceiye the same, and those failing TO pay the
same within ten days after the time Aforesaid
will be charged ten per cent upon the amount
assessed against them as a penalty, and if the
same remain unpaid after demand the length
Of time prescribed by law, they will be col
lectcd 10y distraint and sale, against the goods,
chattels, dc, of those who may be delinquent
JOHN II. CAMPBELL,
Dep. Col. 9Th iv.. Sd Dist Iowa.
By order of LEVI FULLER,
Col Sd Dist Iowa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
READ! READ! READ

CALKINS s JONES are in the trade
OF selling Prints, and Gimps, and Braid
And Cotton Cloths, and Flannels red,
And white Hose, and Caps for every head.
Both Boots and Shoes Of every style,
Stockings FOR Men. Miss and Child,
All kinds of goods for Men and Babies,
For country use or city ladies,
With Groceries. Good Sugar and Teas,
Old Java Coffee and split peas,
With Spices sweet. Also we've Drugs,
Croekery that's fac, with Earthen Mugs,
Most Of all kinds that we call good,
OF Vessels made OF Earth and Wood.
Let none the Trade begin TO groan,
CALkINS is here and also JONES.
On you my friends we make dependence
At ALIENS Block, Main St, Independence
CALKINS g. JONES.
Feb 18th, 1863. [I7-tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17

ESTATE of WM. C. NELSON. deceased
IL Public notice is hereby given that, ON
the "a day of February, 1863, Thomas c
Nelson was appointed Executor of the
estate Of VIM G. Nelson. All persons hav.
ing claims and demands against the estate
are requested To present the same for adiudica-
tion and settlement; and all persons being in.
debted TO the estate arc notified TO make imme-
date settlement
THOS. G. NELSON, Executor.
Feb. Sd, 1863 i5.3n
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17

The Louisville Journal declares dat
The iruest peace meetings are the mus
terings Of Fedora! troops.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
The \. Y. Times elassifes the vote on
the passage Of the CONSUMPTION Bill
through the House as follows

Ninety members of Congress have
signed call for a Convention at Chici
90 on the first Tuesday in June, in favor
of The enlarge ment Of canals between the
valley Of the Mississippi and the Allan
tic.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY OF
PEOPLE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung & Hggienic Institute;
A Treatise on the Causes of Early Physical
Decline of American People the Causes of
Nervous Debility, Consumption and Ma
rasmuS.
This work is one Of high moral tone, rritten in
chaste, get thrilling language, appeals directly to
the moral consciousness Of ALL PARENTS and
Guardians especially, detailing scientific and rei-
able aids and treatment for cure.
1t will be sent by Mail on receipt of two g
cents) Stamps.
u Parents and Guardians! Young Men ,
and Ladies Fail not to send and get this
hook
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17
NOTICE.

FIE Second Quarterly Meeting of the MI
L TUAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
will meet at School House HALL Qun.aue,on
on Monday Evening, at O'Clock. March ~
1863 Important business to be attended Ia
A full attendance is requested
CHAS. T.. KENT, Pres
j. O. NElGHDY Sec'v.
Quasqueton, Feb 10, 1868. AZ ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-17

FOR FEMALES
lnfallibe in correcting, regulating and remov-.
ing all distractions, from whatev-
er cause and always sue
cessful as pre-
, 1863-02-17

MAspUEaADE.-Thc Turnvcrcin Society, the
largest aud most powerful Of all the German
associations, givesa grand masquerade ball
Ut Bryan Hall tonight. Our German friends
never do these things By halves; they are fl
NOUS the world oyer for tho eclof which they
impart 10 their nasqucrades, and we are as
sured that the forthcoming one will not lack
any Of the elements Of rare fun and comlcality
which arc always their distinguishing fea-
tures.
, 1863-02-17
MARKETS III TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Markets.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.j
Clsc1SSA11, Feb. 1d, 1S;3.
Proy1s1oss-5Iess Pork is quiet and unchanged.
No eales reported. There WAS moro doing In bu1k
meats, ard we heard Of sales Of 400 600 lbs at ]'.c
for shoulders. and 57.e2Gc for sides. There were
sales Of SEQ Go pieces hams Mt 51c. and ?e0 boxes
short mfddcs at 6:@e..c for rib, and SC for clear
Lard was firm and 400 tierces sold at9c per head
and 9s*Gla1f for prime country, and 10c Tor city
At ti1r close the latter rate was refused for 800
ticrces. Nothing done In bacon.
Wu1sKY-Dull and lower. Sales 4c0 brls at Sc.
oArs-Cnchanged.
NEW YORK. Feb. .16.-Corros-Dull and
lower at 90l9lc for mdd}ing uplands..
active. The advance in gold having favorable
effect. Sales at $7.G5e11.73 for common to good
shipping brands extra roNlld hoop ONO, Inc naar"
ket closing firm at sellers inside quotations.
Wn1:KI-Continues irregular anu unsettled at
GnA1s-N heat 19sc better. and decidedly more
active Chicago sp!ng Sis4Ss q e., M'.wnnSes " ,nt
red western 81 GMb1.i1 amber Michigan s1.31Ge
1.riH: extra choice do $t.T6; southern rcd Hi
nois $1.cc: white Kentucky $2.00. Com more
etn IN W Eto1e and delivered; soa9|c for unsouud.
Oats decidedly more uctise and tlrmer at 7fGI.c.
GRccEn1Es-CofTec qniet. Sales 80 ba.s Rio 81
as@33c. Sugar dull: sales lo3 hhds at u m1ISeliAe PINS
mani. sales ~ brls new crop New Orleans At aac
Is brls old crop do at 34sI35c.
s14.5oGl14.5 for old meas ;.s1I- -7511s.oo for new
do: $i1.5OG1375 for old and new prime So 5Ht;
17.00 for new prime. Dressed hoge steady at GaE5
saies :5eo brls at l0,4 df1lle Including egg brls
etcam to arrive, at 111sc and 10 ntls april anc
May at 11.sc. --
, 1863-02-17

Total. iiQ HESS siiSa 5JG 44S7 16S1
There waa good attendance on Change today, |
and the leading markets ruled rery quiet at the
opening; but as soon as the dispatches wese re-
cciyed from New York they bccame drmer.
The Provision market showed butlittle improve
mcnt Meas Pork is in limited request at S135o
and we note sales Of 500 brls country and city Mt
that pricc--most OF the city packed being held at
$14oo Bulk Meats aro quiet. and the transactions
are tznng at 3tsc5315c for Shoulders, loose; SIC
for country Bulk Sides, loose: and 51lc for Cum
herlautl 3Iidd}es, packed. Lard was in good de-
naud at as1c; but holders were asking 94iD9Nc
for prime city Steam. Kctt1c-rendcrcd Lard Is
ECd1cc.
The receipts Of Hogs were 10,409--of which4 ,is7
were dressed. Under good dcmaud by packers
! and shippers, the market for Dressed Hogs ruled
,m,and good lots brought slight advance. Heavy
Hogs were sold ut $4.S0@4.95, aud light Hogs ut
| $4-15Gt4.25.
There were very few Live Hogs on the market
| to day, as the heavy sales On Saturday night and
yesterday almost entirely cleaned ont the yards.
| The transactions foot up some 400 head at the
ruling prices Of Saturday.
| Beef Cattle were steady, with eacs Of some 20
head at range Of ss.1211@4s5 for inferlorto cz-
ira choice shipping Beevcs.
Tie Flour market was firm and steady-with
sales Of about 800 brls at 81. for 'Tntcrc1
tras, and $5.:E96,5 for spring c1tras.
The Wheat market ruled ycry fiat ut the opening,
andprces fell fully It per brslcl; hut after the New
York dispatches were received, announcing an ad-
vance in gold It rallied slightly aud closed firm.
Sales Of winter were tridiny ut sl.a31Sc for No
Rcd, and 81 .oG1l0107 for Rejected Red Spring
wheat was sold at $40 for No !; St.06Gt079 fol
No. 2; and s3G2ss for Rejected.
Corn ruled dull and about 1o lower-with sales
Of Mixed in store At 50152c, aud Rejected at 4:a
43Xc. After the receipt Of the New Yoskaispatch
es, tic market closed irmcr.
Oats were dull Nnder heavy receipts, and price,
t fell HG11c per .bustcl-wi.h light aalcs at 66kG
SIC for No in store. Rye was steady and actlsea q
Fec barley was in better supply and shad
casier-lsht sales being made at 81 1o3l.15. High
| wines were unsettled and dul1-with light transac
!. tions at 43c. Timothy Seed Is In large supply an
. the market ia depressed being freely o1lel
y cd ut S2.a, without bnyers Glover Seed Is quiz
+ at $780, coopcrage is dull with sales Of Lar
!. Ticrces ut and Pork Barrels at Si.t
e | Et1
, 1863-02-17
na1fiu,orf Provision u7arkct-Feb. l3.

The market ta. been very quie1 during the pazt
week, and closes inactive, The stock Of ali dc
ac1iptions Of hog product ie much reduced, aud
holders arc demanding an advance on last weeks
quotations. BcefSalcs hare been limited at
lis sNGl6oo for Baltimore packed mcas. and ST. so
per bfl for No ditto. Market STEADY. Bulk
Meat-Sales include 900 tierecs sugar picked hana
sa1c, and 10, COO ns picked jo~lsat &c q y. We
now quote shon}dc1s at sic, side. at SIC, aud
hams it s115@s,1c . ?; Bseon.seles embrace
canvaseefl l1o at 1ac: 5000 pieces plain do at 100
1O4c; aud a0O@300 hhds new shoulders and sidcs
at64@Gkc and 7h@TKc p n. We quote shonl-
sides at 7AN7Nc fol new, aud 6l6ac for old !;
plain hams 1t 81 @10kc, and sugar cured and can.
sassed do at 119sGs12Ac T y. Pork-No salcs Of
importance reported. Old n1e=s nc quote 1T
SI5p@15 -, and new do at S18,e 3 bsl. Lard
Western Is scarce and held higher. Sales coE1-
prize 100 br1s and tres ut 10s.I1lc . D.. Country
We now quote at 10A@1015c, and redned at 13c
, 1863-02-17

white winter, and s1,a0 for No Caicaso
Gprirg Ccrn-in moderate demand. Selling On.
II In Email lots at &c basGed. oats-the snGsEst M
very firm. Held at 6oc and d.upwarda; salos 90, aD
hn 1t Coo. Darlcy-thc nlarEet steady Quossd Is ae
lar Otto aud illinois, Stock AMI receipts light.
Rye nominally at 90c for Chicago; and at 95ee0
Fur h{11txnuEoH.
, 1863-02-17

tie employ, would not thie trnlc be distributed
among olher merchants, WHO, hndns: tleir bust
nereasnE would nd i nssssssry Ss Into to em
ppioy tfcee ioynl clerks Mr. HoHs had discharged.
tdink co, It eecms to me that "Mr. Owen and
ihi1ty.two others would have dong bette. to have
i,r IN Tho M nnbifc for sympathy. Az regards the
4, n being 'ricl, ondindepcndent, admitting their
wiaath. il eecms They arc not 50 wealthy theJ can
Chicago, c1ee they would not have decmcdit worth
tter ,sltlc to taie any notice Of the letter Of "A
LOYAL Wo1uan," mlch less accuse the TglBufE Of
"fofglne' raid letter. The writer of said letter
OF satd letter, whtcl. he can obtnn at any time By
application 1T the TRIBUNE Office, and did shc deem
II necessary. (which. however, she does not,)
would lot hesitate to give her name and addtees.
not feeling ;sshamed either OF 1t, OF the sentiments
contained in her previous letter.
, 1863-02-17

Bop1rs OF Iowa 6oLplEgs.-Thc RosehiN
Cemetery Company bavc in their possession
fifteen bodies Of the 34th Iowa, WHICH will be
buried IN t1,c soldiers lot unless cla!uacd by
their friends.
, 1863-02-17

MoSpA5 EVENING, Feb. il, 1883.
BEEF CATTLE-Market steady. Sales were:
Hastings sold Blye 10 head medium grade, aver
aging 1.s333 MS, st sa15.
patker sold Miller i Co. 70 head fair govern
mcnt cattle averaging ]. .a15js lbs, ut S@l00.
Ferris sold uogt. Is head extra choice state
stccra averaging 1,G23 los. at SIPS .,,,1a,,a
bcryes. ayeracing 1.2s1 ns, at s325.
Gregory sold Hastings 10 Ecad fair government
cattle. averaging 14o0 for, at $500.
Parker sold nogg rs head coarse etcers and COWS
averaging 210 1bR. ut s.. leA'
WliitEcy sold Kelly Is head averaging 1,1a5 ns'
at $3,C0- ...>,.o,,,
mcnt cattle. averaging 1,1g6 1os, at E, o.
Hughes sold Jacobs - head, averaging 1,sso Ds,
HOGSThc offerings Of hogs wrre extremely
nh. and yesterday almost catisc1y cleaned out
81 ayerasins Isi rbs at $3.50 $50 in lots ono I,
, 1863-02-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

C1pc,-1r Cor1nr or Cook Cousrr-Gr}1rc
No,,. f;eoroe 3,ons;ry-.-rhe February term
onenca Yesterday. with a full attendance ct
the members of the bar Tie docket which
stood. during the vacation, Mt No, T01, was
called to No. $50. There was nothing trans
piring Of interest during the day.
srrEn1oR CornT.-Deforc Judge Higgins'a
txni1r was Issued for petit jury, and subsc-
quently returned.
A divorce suit came up yesterday before
Judge Wilson, which attracted large num-
bcr Of German spectators. Forty-two wit
nefses are to be examined. The parties are
named Schlanze, and are residents Of the
North Division, The man is over sixty years
If arm md 4ho ,r,rn,, & sf,..saro, RON
or. +, ,nnoo,,nc, h,-a-rar,e,nan @ nno,,o
srho ~, = n,es ~ 49, * s s,tas +,,,+
| =, e,' 1s o ~ ,D'' ;s''a "''es' sna'
NV p"'1les VIZ ,so ~. oolsoeroe' ter
a'Ns on ~ 80 ~" " 0pin' 4ooo' ana came 10
america IN iosos 1hes nave resided in Gil
easo ABOUT 1ouF years. IN Alay Last the bill
charges Inc woman with having committed
A,".,,a .1. Wy - ..,..s ~. sA. w 49,
.Hs. .. 49, seess ~ .,l 10 -@N., s.',>,.s 80. 49,
u Nv ta.siee1 ~ '4'' ssne'"i puo.e voAes
ena eaoA'an ~ sopo po'1'4'''"i4s' wv" 'A"soA
| anu e,u4 ~
, 1863-02-17

The change in the weather has produced SONG
what drmer feeling on the part Of crude oil hold
ers, though there Ia no material change to notice
14c in brIe. Tie sales reported on Change we're: !:
IoG brls crude 1t l4c, bis included; 500 hsls in
bulk at &c; 1853 hrls at 134c: Ga brse- about two.
thirds In large caaks. ut l2;Sc so1 hEe refined, IN
bond, city band. At a.1{c and 70 brls Benzine At
sac-p1ckarcs fncfudcd in all cASca.
, 1863-02-17

FLOUR-Rcccived s,sss. Market firm and mod
etatcIy active Sales we're: 1O0 brls choice White
Winter at $3.50; 400 brls Lower Egypt Red |
wqfs S9s sf5a ESo s s9 s9i1s pTng
SSeo; ] 1co 6rls Kozeoe Spring Eztra q $3.50:
grads Spring Extra It s475; COS brls wcedy Spring
wi WnEAT-Received sa,e4s bu: Market opcncd
CENT Of the New York dispatches. Sales: WIN
TEE-;0u l,u No 2 Red IN store at 81 2;4 500 bu
Rejected Red in store at 81 400 BY DO ut )! o6:
Coco bu No Spring lin Ncw6errys). 5000 bn DO
III 4 VS., and oeo bq Do tin u: 81 3 AaSoa r. M A.
beny't). ado hn DO in II. = A.'g,. 1,sD bn Do Do
lin Ii. VS.. aud 3.CU0 bu DO lin T. D. q co:'s)-an
4vo ba 60 e In In n e. = IS; ss # So' 3%g ~9
Ncwbesrya) d sc: zO0 bu do In a. D. s. Co.'S at
FSRsetIeS SO By DC n s 5ss, 5a MsgEet M declined
1c "a bl, Salcs:-9,O00 bu Mixed Corn in storc at
SC; 45co bu 60 at 51kc; 500 bq DO 1T = 6131s;
$500 bn do Ut 5le bn DO e. - = s,1fs = at s G
BIZ do at toe: 600 bu Regretted Corn iA store at
a3kc; 1a,0O0 bt do at 43c; 1000 bn Condemned
Corn On track at 4sc; 400 bu Ear Corn OH track at
oATs-Reccivcd, a7.os6 bu. Market dull and y
Glc lower Sairs:-l2,0 900 bu No in store at SIC:
ep 80 o at spe sc 6 nstStis
VI RYEIRccciyed, 4 ,oas bu Market eteady. Sales:
so bu No In store at Sc; 1000 bn do 1T SIC
| 400 bu Rejected in store at re.
BARLEY-Receised, It'll By; Market easier;
sales:-soe bu fair at xT:1ss; IS bsa at sl,1o' II
IiG1iWiNEs-unsettled md dull. sales' 60 brls
ALCoHoIENoninala at s9s@1.Q1..
'>SOnGHrM-1s hrle fair quality at35e.
| COOpERAEE-Dul and lower. Sales 2Ol tart
Tierces at 81 is del; 100 DO at s. I'm del: 3o Po.l
Barrels ut $1.D7 del; s00 DO At $1u.A nei SSS q
at 81 O5 on track; 15o do at 81 oo on track o Ut
az sAITNsio SKIS Ground Alum at s1.75 . suck
"Sir TiMoTHY SEED-stock heavy and market dul
and nominaly lower. Prime is held ut s. Is Will
CLOVER sEED-Quict. sales:-1o ba eaoie
~ FAX Lax: sEED-1o bgs good ut Sass,
HDES-Firm and active. We quote:
Dry Flint. .............-.--+-.,... ...'-'.
Dry Sailed. lsNQgl3S
! Green Cured Hides. s1s@
Green country ........-...s.-.t-.".~-'' Q,
Green Sailed. '...-......... .o~.n;;
| pclta ..1.oeG,@'
l SCGARS-Rawe firm and In light supply. X
n | fined arc eu1ct and &c lower OH "Eoft' gra:e
New Orleans, prime 70 choice. .1sHg1S
Porto Eico-rrinc to choice. ..11KG13
Il. 7. Redncd-Powdereda and ....e
1 ggS;na'atea g,:n1,1 aa,1.. III 1e,{Gas ES1s
yellow coffee, BE-. ..,ti3sttlA
J, Yellow coffee, C...--.....1 ..131s914
J. EGGS-null at Sc.
= keys u h h4bce. --
, 1863-02-17

Seeds In phfIa del lp11in-Tcb. 13.
Seeds are very fnactiYe, and cloverseea is nomi-
nal At sG5GGa7. % e bu. sale Of Timothy vas
nrea Ia III Remand at S9.a0l13,.5.
, 1863-02-17

Seeds in New York-Feb. 13.
CIoyereccd ia more active for export. and the
market il flrmcr Snles of 900 bage at i015@l1He-
T;mothy ia quiet at S2.I5G3.l2X q bn. Rough
fa1etcd is drm and In fair demand at SaooQi}25 q
.nfEE Ma
, 1863-02-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 16, 1858.
Gold las changed very little in price TT the past
three or four t'sys. II opened at t55s1 III New
York and closed Mt 15GI. The price in c.tF is 155
Old Demand Notes in New York 155; in this city,
154. Silver ca5do1&o, according 10 size.
Exchange Is weak at par buying; 1.1t11.3 SELL
ipg. Currency Is plenty and can he had, IN aay
amount, at 10 per cent. which is too high.
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph New YonK, Feb. 49, 1868.
srocKs- Second Board -stocksbettcr but closed
dull and heavy.
Sh SHos u pli ssz s9z Sse 81 T. ID Ids: s:x
P. ". 4 Gill;. OK do. 1st bonds. TX
!. ST, H.......... 8 Missouri O.; ......., rs
f.. # f. III K: IS i ID; s
ss: = ss
One year cert.-.... M4 ....
MosEr MAnKtT,a,Money rules quite easy Mt 60
Sterling exchange armer At 17o@151 for mer'
| Gold irregular and unsettled-opcning at 55t15,
declining to 55A, and closing firm at ST. 057st.
New York Bank Statement.
By Telegraph New YolK, Feb. 1G, 1865.
! The following ia the bank statement for week
| euding Saturday Feb 18th:
decrease Of IOans- 81 ,TB3, ,5G!
Increase Of Epccle.. e............,......-.. 49, e.
| Decrease Of circulation. a3s3.
Increase Of depoEts- Observation-Disclosures. 1,37s To-
, 1863-02-17

Salt in R4Itfmore-Fcb. IL.
No cargo salcs Of sack or bnls have been report
cd and for jobbng lots the demand has been lin
tied. The market closes dull at onr quotations.
viz:-Gtouud aluna 81 Co. inc Ss,3A3a-35 Q eack.
and Turks leland 40c q t,n.
, 1863-02-17

oats-The feeling was unsettled, pending the
Government award for 100000 bu made todny.
sc, and ia0 sacks choice heary white in good
order ut D2c,
, 1863-02-17

D II D.
In this city or the morning Of tho 10th instant,
MARGhRE.T II. CtliO. wtte Of KeT. Asa Coho. aged
Is yrnlR. months and IL days
funeral III tho ts!dtEce al1 North Clark street.
Vcdnesday, At o'clock r II Friends aTe Invited to
attend. .......-.-,..... ...-...
In This cty on 4he Of .he 18th Inst cARRfN
CAhY. youngest Guild ol Sadncf @an ElAocah sawyer
sccd "a moutaR.
fuEcsal % Tuesday ailcInoen !to,dsy1 ata O'Clock
Ff,Sp1S Qf the tszpA{ aHe tnYtted " ktsca1,
, 1863-02-17

1suffnIo Grain Hufkct-Fcf,: ID.
Wicat-Thc market lower. Sales cu,UcA bu No
aMilwnukcc club at $t.e5. Quoted at 6!-aN41-Ss
ior No / milwaukee, club; 1t $1.45D1- u fur Ee6
Wintes Ohio and Indiana; 1t X1.65Qpl.se TT
, 1863-02-17

SENT 10 REFORM ScuooL.--An Irish lad,
nine years Of age, named VIM. ]. C.rbcrry,
was yesterday morning charged with the lar
ceny Of iron from Mr., Gates foundry: The
proprietor Of tAc foundry testified that the lad
was connected with q gang Of boys who were
in the almost daily habit OF pilfering from bis
premises. He will be sent to the Reform
School
, 1863-02-17

Dressod Hogs In uudalo~Fcb. H.
Retailing In sraall lotts ut 60016.s5 y 100 bs,
aceorsiiug to the condition. weight and qlality.
Quoted at IS. 90 at wholesale.