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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
rs-yEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

speedy and permanent tuFr Of Seinnsl weainess. TIRE
ihral ami Vaginal Dschsrsrs eieet sequai Disease.
Emissions. Impotence Genfi Debility and diseases q
the Bladder and Kidneys.
BElI's srrcinc Pll1s warranted In all cases
and be relied No ehsnre of diet required They
do not interfere with business pursuits Up
wards Of 200 have been cured the past month.
More than Aaadred pAysiefsas u.s. fAess - cssr
prirate practice, AID all speak sesa u neir ccace
They entirely harmless the system. and be
lied In all arising from youthful Ddi-creson
sefsbuse which often incapsctsies the sufferer from
fulfilling dssfss Of yaarvs<d 1Sr<-
ATREATlsE u "a pages, containing means Of cure
free ALL Two stamps required for postage
The Pills will be sent by mail, securely scaled,
cept Of One Dollsr,by ]. BRYAN, ID,
No. &c c. dar street. n. Y.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
ToMIINsoS 4 cox. Aeenfs,
sept3o-d&~iy indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

E-The great Billiard Match between Johnny
MeDcvitt of this city and Frank Parker of Chica-
go, tonight at the Exchange.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of COpGrfnershi

yEyHE COPARlNFESHIP HFRFTOF0RE fXlSrlNG
u between G ". Gei~eudofff. t;ei>cndorf sud
: n. Gei endorH uncer the style snd title Of &c W
t;eiseudor CO" tti> DAY. by mutual consent dis
solvfa-g W Gee dorf fhdra~ing rom The arm
{ tfsi-enaatTa q t'ei entorf ar duly autlor-
tied T. s,ts OF eeitc al c nus for sgsin>t the firm
ct &c " Gelseudorf 4 20 "
GEORGE W GEISf SDORFT.
CHRISTIAN + GtlSt NuOkFF.
SARAH Ii 6EiSENnohFt.
Indianapolis. Decemb Let. ls6S
Tac business heretofore carried hy said firm of 81.
V Get>sud RI L Co will ~ continued hy tie firm 81
- = Gstsendorn s Co - composed Of Christian +.
teiss ndora Sarah n Gei~endorf and Isaac lhalman.
CHRISTIAN ?. 6EISENDoRFF.
SARAH II. GEISENDORFf,
ISAAC lHAlNAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

The Governor has been advised that tie
9th Indiana. to a man, have re enlisted The
regiment il at Chattanooga All honor to the
brave boys:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

IL A new invoice OF beautiful soft hats for
the Holidays at Baker Il McIver, No - East
Washington ytreet l54t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

TN Persons indebted To Us are respectfully re-
que~ted To call md settle their accounts with our
book keeper, 7. f Holbrook
dec2-dlm JAMESON 4 FuxKHoUsER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
PAINTING.

~ LONG. No. = EAST Nav YORK STREET OP
II POSlrE University square, prepared g. Do al
kinds II House and ign Painting, 6rainng aud Glazing
short nofice and in the very best style. Pesons
wanting vork IN hi line are requested ~ give him
ear ieoa-div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

youth and maturity arising from the banefu habits
Of seif-abuse. To which IL added observations or
Female Diseases and other Of the
most importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state. Sent any address In sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stsmps
We devote entire time and attention the
ment CT the various private diseases Of In pr
vate report Our DspeDsAry the only Institution OF the
kind In America which has been tsblshed by special
charter this fact should give preference the
argecties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

sE- Wood yesterday rctailed at seven dollar,
per cord. The farmers and wood measurer,
were on hand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

IL Gen. Tom. Thumb and lady, on their
western tour. will visit this city in week or two,
or more.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

cS- Midnight burglars and daylight assissins
are about Look out everybody
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

10 Governor Morton left the city yesterday
for some place somewheres eastward. He has
gone to buy farm, probably.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

sT Splendid mantle-piece ornaments at
EMIL KLoTz's NEW YORK BAZAAR,
decl5-d3t No. 81 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

02- Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine i
for sale by Mrs Thompson & Son.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

~ Hog slaugetering in thi, vicinity is closed
out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
IN RANCE.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company,

a AFFiCE NEWS BLOCK, NEAR THE p0sT0FfiCR.
y Indianapolis, Indiana, in~ur~s Stores. Dwellings.
IN, nitnre Barns. Hay, Grain aud Live Stock therein
.raa nst loss OF damage By Fire.
or. 1ckKs-Co ID. a. Rose, President; J. J. smith. Vice
Presto ienE W II. Compton, Aeiusry. James J. smith
Ireasu. rer; B. =. Fay. Secretary.
D-ar. ToEs-Col d G. Rose, L s. Marshal. Indisnspo-
I- Capt J. J. smith PaynAster State Ar.en- incisn.-
polis. T. Gibson, Secretary Indiana fFr Insurance.
connarv indianapolis; b. y Fay, General lnsursnes
Agent In hanapolis; T B. AccArty, Auditor Waoass
Cennrs N. bash. sspt1s d3u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

D-Yeslerday was o very cool 9Th Of Deem
Der
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

20 The third snow of the season descended
over universal creation round about here yester-
dav.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

G5-All was quiet in indianapolis night before
last-for wonder and miracle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

IT, EGGS are worth thirty cents dozen in
this market
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

s8LADIES, LADIES' LADIES' d..
fail 10 rad Tie advertisement IN fhis paper.
IMPORTANT - FEMALES. nr. cheesmsn. q
York. has devoted the Ia. thirty years q his prseti>
Female Complaint. IL. Isils at iae ek.rn-
are reliable sn.l -ase sasse-dal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

eE The man who stole two umbrellas and
gold pen from this Office ia we'll known.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
Cfr1 Tar sSVREs's OFFCR.l
ISpIAxAroLts. peosmher llfh, ls63 !
N-oTrcr IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL RAJ
y Fstste remaining delinquent FOR Ciy faie- ga "a
u day u January 1854 viii lie advertised Tor SAFE for
sid delinquency.
Persofs o~nag sad property vii ave costs > pay
the dtlinqusrt tAxes before sad date.
decis.taw jos K ENGLISH City Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

THE BEAUTIFUL BLACK SwAS.-On Fri
day night, Dec. 18th, Miss Elizabeth T. Green.
field, the lovely, dark-cved Ethiopian thrush
gives her first concert in indianapolis. She is
nightingale and several other birds besides. In
the words of contemporary we can only say
that her music is of a high order, and her eNecu-
ton of the most difficult pieces is very near per-
fiction. One piece of music that has been
ranged expressly to illustrate the range of her
voice, embraces scale of thrty-one different
notes, and reaches from the deep tones of the
basso up to the highest notes Of the soprano
Martins, knocking birds. canaries, wood peckers
and shanghais are nowhere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

DvEvery gentlemen wishes, while he selects
a suit of clothing TO have an extensive variety of
cloths TO choose from. He also wishes it put up
duraby and Ia mode We can assure our
readers, upon the recommendation of many
friends who are connoisseurs in fashion, stvle,
taste and comfort that every part of the bill they
may call for, can be he'd upon the cheapest
terms in the city, at the establishment of Messrs.
G.. III. Heitkam & Co., IN. IL North Illinois
street, nearly opposite the Bates House. The
taste and character of nation is known BY its
costume, has been asserted BY a very distinguish
ed writer who had an eye to the drawing room
as well as philosophy, literature and comfort.
There is also something in trading with genial
gentlemen like these merchant tailors. You feel
Obliged to be pleased, profted, and satisfed-vou
will certainly visit them again. These gentle
men, we may say to fond mamas and papas,
make youths clothing to order and latest styles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Assessors Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ASSES
l SOR> Of the different Townships Marion County
arr requested To the County Auditors Office, In
The tity Of dlanap0tis, on Saturday the 3eth day OF
Dec mbcr, 1e65 10 O'Clock FOR the purpose Of
determ ug equal rate II vslaston Of personal prop
eriy or the assessment OF the ensuing year prompt
attendance Is respectfully solicited.
T. WRIGHT, Auditor Marion County.
decl5-d2t3w2w
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tE- All quiet on Illinois street last night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
Democratic Documents.



Address OF she Democratic womb
the ssu~rsl Assembly 10 TIE People u Ipdiana
setting forth toe history q IKE s-.ons and the
~hy he'd not been accom- pshsd during 10
seasttasionai term TIT. document make. pamphlet
sf<ssssn pages aud - be furnished IN any assnfiiy
rsses o. A. per hundred.
The CcWscvtps Act-spceeh es Hon
n. Voorhees, The conseripton pi ia the House u
Representative r.hrusry N 1854 This Of the
finest speeches of Mr.. voorhees,. on question
eupysng lsrse share % pable attention. and every
sisIsen m Indiana shond have acopy. II makes pam
phiet of eight pages. Price ~ per hundred.
The Liberty OF the CItixen-speech
Of hon. D. W VOORHEES,. delivered In the House ~ Rep
February Is 1ses the "Aei toindetnnif
The President and other persons for su>pendlng
Of habess corpus and done in pursuance thereof
II printed pamphlet FORM and can be obtained at
Is Office. This l. the great effort ~ NJ VOORHEES, 10
rotsetthe liberty q the Citizen and shoad be In the
ands Of every voter in indiana II makes pamphlet
ofSisteen Pases. Price ~ so per hundred
Ail orders should direct the speeches TO be sent
byexpress a. the postage vii be copy. and
mus. be prepaid.
Address ELDER. DARKNESS BINGHAM.
Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

BELLEroNTalNE Rs
Winter Arr..! VH

vUvAxKs EyYFcr SoyrnBEE ~aS3-
lssvs lndtanApols - fcllovx $500
Hornfnx Express iesvss ~ 80 q -
Inc 81 l3le r r.. cIevelsr< q tse
,So p. u ccnnscsirg a c,<ve:srt v1lD0UDO0
Route sor parhirk, Bnra'o. kibsny, NJ $50
ton. Connectinx 81 riftburr vfh
Railroad for Harrisburg. bsitinors. w.
tslphia, Sev rorf ans roston.
Accommodates Train ieaves e i1e
Union only.
Night Esrrsss leaves 81 $40 p. ~. srrss
sf ais A. ", cievessrf . 30 A. n. ffrN->e
r. NJ. Connecting a. Cleveland v-fh the
Route for Dunkfrk, Buffalo. Albany. S~w re
ton CONNECTING =. Ptsshnrx With the
Railroad foT hauisbarx. baltimore. wsshlnb E1xku
deiphis. S-~ Vera snt boston. uersIlJ
J. ". WDer
nov2s-dim general sap<r.uose q
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TElECRAPhic:

fsarosTED sxraszsLs pAui ssxu<sI-
lFor Msrn,ug xepers SEE sirss Page
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
A Medical Report,

AON A NEW METHOD - TREAT
" ING Feneral Diseases, incir fling
syphilis In all it, stages jonorrhea,
elect. Structure, yari-ocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases % The Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, without mercury containing a val
liable treatise Oh that widespread nala-
dy OF youth, Seminal Wesksess, Noe
turnal Emissions, sexusl Debility, I'm
potency, DC, the secret infrmities OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
Iron .uO,ifIeS and Crates.

Also Marble Nantes of superior quality. Our stock of
Hat Racks, Garden Seats vases Sc, comprises the neat
and best patterns Of Eastern Manufacture All kinds
Of Orua N tai RON ~ Orks can be procured
through al Eastern prizes.
Our stock has been carefully selected, and most all
tices procured from the largest Eastern Factories
direct We hereby enabled compete prices and
quality Of goods with any House IN the West.
oS5-dly NGG1LE METZ6ER.
, 1863-03-05

will more than double IN increase, as many ralse
twin limbs, md they will average four pounds to
Taking this esttmute as basis, into what better
channel can farmer tam his industry. than into
that Of growing ehecpe Wool was worth 80 cents
po. i0 nd. y Sea Cotton IS about 20 cents and It is
believed by the most cIear.heaaed men among ms
ttnt il the war should cease within the next sixty
oenhS nIffy tS9 1se" q
tits opinion f., that the, great surplus Of
ghe al s sFsskn eaaa ona II Z he e
ha4 been worked of; and that It would take yeaEs
of peace to place the markets Of the world In ne
fas b1oF.n @p ana eaSfaed te siase population 90
dcmcralizcd, and the channels Of business so DE-
st I w ks iii pps @S eso: ~ he
IL pratr;e lands Of Illinois ARE admirably adapt
80 % dgon n2rie to o
no!s- i Is great mistake to supRoae re- m: shesp
viii not thrive upon low lande a. ahar ,a y sa1ts-
from etcrms. The leaders Of the rebellion are urg
ipg the planters to raise grain and stock inftesd
| are acting upon th1a advice. Wool must, thert
{er bot 10th Gotten and y ,s woo to srSat sStsnt ana
the opportunity afforded them, it cannot fal to
prove full ofact to the loss Of the Southern
ket for their grain and stock. The increase Of a
20 that the clip is cliar profit. Suppose farmer
| pays six dollars head for sheep, md the clip
averages four pounds The price for the
next year will, In all human probability,
| be not less than 20 cents a pound At thai
but littla Short OF 60pcr cent. There ought not to
be single hea1ty sheep slaughtered in the North
| ern Slater, until 1t is known what Is to be the
| end Of the rebellion.
Farmers Of the West, the dcmngogues have g;r-
en- Jon their advice. Now let us giTe you ours
9E sye sheep th7s y9aT means VII e9hbe f5 yo1
The woolwi1l bring you from 50 to g. cents for the
next three years: and for the present year ron
Of the Government in putting down this wicked
rebellion, and thereby make the iesues OF the Gov
ernment equal to par. Cultivate friendly relations
raiee) and you will thereby prase,Tc for your chill
| dred an inheritance Of wealth and honor. beyond
, 1863-03-05
COMMERCIAL.


Total. ....... T30aa a7sO5 25417 1875 a4T 498
Gold opened this morning at q decline Of 304
per cent, and closed heary and dropping. This
had nh unfayotab1c effect on tho general market,
and prices ruled somewhat lower.
TIE Provision market was quiet and rather
easier. Mess Pork was however In better request,
and note ealcs Of o. brls city packed at $14oo
and bt0 br1s country packed at S13.15. Bulk Meats
were steady and 1rm-Uith sales OF 303, 900 lbs
Shoulders at &c loose. Lard was quiet, with sales
Of about GOO tres at 10..G1o7tc for prime steam,
and.1c4910Ac for No. i Lard. Yellow Grease was in
good request at 77f9Sc Tailow IL still scarce and
firm at 10,iG5toHc for country lots.
Dressed Hogs were without material change In
price-with eales at 8 range Of s45e95.7rthe
most Of the transactions being at $3.50 and $3.50
dividing on 2 0 lbB.
The receipts Of Live Hogs are light, and the
market moves along stcady without any visible
change The transactions arc triding At range OF
S4.oo@450.
Beef Cattle were in light supply, but with an
active demand the market 1s firm, with sales at a
rsnge Of $o,b014.40-the bulk Of the sales being
from $s.ooI36o.
The -four market Was quiet and the transactions
were light, at $6.1a1 for good spring c1tra, and
$40 for winter extras.
Wheat declined about 1c per bushcl-with light
gales at s1as01.s rs Tor No. Spring; st.1oD1-1aX
for No. Spring; and e1G9sc for Rejected Spring.
Corn was H@1c 'lower-with sales Of Mixed at
so95ac and Rejected st 45,.048c--the bu1k Of the
transactions being at t2c for Mixed, in favo1itc
houses.
oats declined 55c per bushel-No. solling Ut
t5HGs6c. Rye WAS quiet and neglected. Barley
was steady and firm. Hghwines wero held At 43c
buyers Offering GAHc. secdn were dull-c1-
cept Flx1 which ID In good requcet aud drtu.
, 1863-03-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

FIRST ARRIVAL or THE SEAsoS.-The fine little
pleasure steamer Clara arrived at this point from
Maiden on Saturday last, being the first arrival Of
the eeason. The Clara has been put In excellent
running trim. and will continue 10 make regular
daily trips between this city and Maiden until far-
md Maiden is partially blockaacd By ice. bnt the
British side Of the river Is entirely free from any
obettuctions.-DetyostF Free {rttf.
IcE IN LAKE. En1E.-The tug Michigan, Captain
Rarret. on Saturday last left this por for an e1-
p1oring trip down to Lake Erie, for the purpose of
aEcc1tanlng the nature OF the Ice ia that latitude
On reaching Colchester Point shc found 1t too for
milablc to proceed any farther, and returned to
port the same day IN the afternoon; 4 strong
thought will clear that locality Of ice and render
navigation free and clear through to Cleveland or
Bcfalo.-lbid.
Vessel SAEe.-It Is stated that tho schooner
q. e. Brown. laid up at this port, has been pur-
chased Of E. r. Hudson By NolEerton s Jones'
at What price we arc not informed: It's con,em-
and otherwise overhaul and repair her. i,
II. Ihe ssow J; =, Ghapn: Of this port, has been
for the sum of $500, and Will hereafter be ep-
gagged in the lumber trade on Lake Michigan
hid
, 1863-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.
WKDSEspAr EyE1So, March 4, 1853


The excitement among the bankers and "gold
fanc1ers' to-day has been intense. 1t closed at II
last night and opened, az reported by private dis
patches, at Ga depreciation that made many de-
cidcd]y long faces. Some reports made the loweat
figure reached Is; aud the closing c. When the mar
ket falls ut this rate men get frightened, and rush
to sell before the bottom all falls out, and that, Of
course, increases the "panic.' Asto future prices
VIC hayc no opinions to etTe, beyond the certainty
that sooner or later there mnst come a ynstly
greater fall in gold than NC have had today. Gov
eminent money and securities are worth nothing,
OF very nearly the face OF them IL coin. To sup
poee thnt people unable to pay or that they
will ever repndfate, is the yas.ry Of q mAdman OF
a fool. Hence gold 1nust conc down to nearly par
with "grcenbacks'' and the Issues Of sound banks,
It msy take some time to do it, but the result ia
sure to be reached at no very distant day.
The paragraph In the Washington dispatches re-
porting the passage OF the law by Congress max.
Ing all loans on gold as collateral at any rate ADORE
par, absolutely void, has probably had the main
influence in producing the fall. There is still am
pie room for much larger decline.
Theprice Of gold here was e5165. The trausac
tions Of the day were mostly made at the upper
figure.
Old Treasury notes are the samc price as gold
New arc quite plenty-most Of the brokers wou1G
ouly pay small premium, II any. We guotet them
nominal at 15@A premium buying, and 4D33 az
the selling rate.
sl'crwss bought bought It It 5JJs5}5S 5J55S 55styg fs Raylne
the upper figure.
, 1863-03-05
The Gift Couccrt-1hc Drawing CT
Pr1zcs-Lucky Numbers, dc,

The Gift Conccrt-Thc Drawing CT
Pr1zcs-Lucky Numbcry, dc,
The GIFT Concert last evening was attended
by an Immense audience, every inch Of room
in the house being occupied. The musical
part Of the Ill went of finely, aud it is n no.
ticeab1c fact that no one left during tho last
piece, which was luxury, as the last piece
was the best thing on the Il-dcndc!ssohnss
Wedding March. The band never played bet
ter, DeClerque, Burkhart, and Ba1er in their
respective solos, receiving handsome round
Of applause.
Atthe close Of the last piece, the drawing
Of gifts commenced. A committee was ap-
pointed by the audience, consisting Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Dr.. Hahn, William Mills,
". .Larham, s. 8. Hitchcock and Geo. ".
Hunt, to take exclusive charge Of the draw
ing. The numbers, 5000 in number, upon
circular bits Of pastcboard, were put into d
wheel similar to those ordinarily used upon
such occasions, and were drawn ont by a
Young lad, blindfo1ded, and announced to the
audience, Al the close Of the drawing, the
Committee examined the numbers and OK
pressed themselves thoroughly satisfied that
they were correct, and TINT the drawing was
perfectly fair in every respect.
The ninety-e1ght prizes upon tho pro-
granme, the ones Of most value, were drawn
before the audience. The balance will be de-
livcrcd to-day, between the hours Of ten and
four at 97 South Clark street, room II.
Owing to the complete Success Of this con-
cert. Mcssrs. Werbz and Hilton announce
=, ~. mr. 1x-;tI pfre n srrnnA 4ift ranne-f ~,
, 1863-03-05
Liverpool Produce Market.
FINN Tim T;raynnhT fynur;nr Enh - 7

The corn market continues In the same Inactive
1nencemcnt If the gear. There has been no mate
rial yieltngsnce last Tuesday in the price Of our
best and usffnl red whcate. such a American
era1ingly offered but the secondary qualities have
hecu easier to buy By 19ad per GENITAL. Flour has
given way generally Cd per brl and y per sack.
Indian corn is not Niliinsly offered. and the 1ato
price is well maintained: but any samples short
Of good condition arc purchasabae at Cd per
Quarter reduGtfop
, 1863-03-05

Fer the1a three months we have predicted In
our reports OF the market that wool could not fall
to advance under the increased demand produced
We row think the eubject Of sufficient Importance
to give i prominent place IN our editorial col
um1s. Before the breaking ont Of the rebellion
supposed TO be not far ehoEt OF 100, 900 Of
pounds. Ofthts quantity not more than 90 900 900
Of ponnds were grown In the countr{-thc balance.
price paid to wool growers was about thirty cents
apound; and, at tllat price. it paid handsome
rIoeth as Wll Ss seen b the following sst3s
the business In all ite bearings and Who It will be
teen, Claims that this estimate Is far below the &C.
tual resnlts Of his experience:
An estimate of Tie increaee and valnc of 100
sheep In Elk yeata, at the low rate Of 11s to the
, 1863-03-05

By Telegraph [PEn srE4xER H1BEaS1l
LNrnroor4 Feb. .ao-Cor7oS-Market very dull
with decline on the week OF Id on American
Stock n port 41a, 600 bales. including 1000 bales
American.
BnEAps1rrr= Market has downward ten,
dency.
PROVISIONS
LONDON, Feb, s0.-Friday conto1s closed ok.
Money bank has reduced its rate OF discount to
q crnt Latest ea1es American stocks-Erfc, t3s1c;
III. c., 41c discount.
L1vxEPooL BREADsTCYFs MAKKET.-Richard.
son. Spence and others report -four dull, hut etca.
dy. Slate at 2:la1s- Wheat quiet and steady.
Rcd estern % 3d19s Cd; white western 1OI11s.
Corn dat, mixed 29tG5a0s I'd: white, 3oI3s.
fKoT1sIoSs- Wakefield & Nash report beef dull.
Pork. nominal. Bacon, steady. Lard, quiet.
Sugar, steady Coffee, inactive.
, 1863-03-05
CHICAGO HISTORICAL Soc1ErY's Rooke,
FstYrrACn Nu4r3, tees

e'1e10o& -3a1e0 y 1ooo'
To BriE. Gen. D. Stuart, q. s. H., 18th Regiment
I,lino,s Volunteers:
stand Of colors Of The ssh illinois regiment, OF
which yqu Lave dcuc them the honor to make
their Library the Depository.
nr;fe that sre hnii ana nscont
loyalty bravery and heroic deeds in eight battles
with the foe, Of our patriotic friends and fellow
our deat eeuat5s freedom md henor, d steadaet e
and faithful eve! to that eoantzys cal. never tal.
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ano Rel9aious aanos Woa!d ocs1IoE, before that
world which hae ever turned TO It with beating
hcAlts. rs Tue last great nope OF tne oppfcssed
na1ions,