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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23
RIehIand TownshIp lIsss oenxeRIiItIilon

RIchland Township Mass oRYeStion
Pursuant to notice the Conyeagioa con
yened on Saturday, the Igth instant, to
nominste eana dAles 20. m the various
township iotieessstlA - fs7si7nsk p skEeN
On motion OF Mr. North, @. D! B5naf
was "a ilesl to tie elAiI,. -.aIo s.f.le.sss
On motion oil Joseph WRddle, ~. Z. Hill
was appointed secretary. ft
Mr.. Waddie, betnR called npOn, briefly
stated the objset of TIE meeting.
lQEaeEs1 tAat the eApaiiatea be chosen
By ballot.
For spPsrsi oraz Fn Moth. Was de.
cleFed ths nopfpse by eeeiRmetionNtisI q = Il
For Clerk-Johp Lisie, Wm. A. Ridgely
and ". L. Hnl we're put IA nominSti0n.
\ L,1 Hill was nominated on. the first
baltof,lsaH - G8ifff FfH Msal tosa iiiH
! For Magis ates--s A. A.. Allison. Samuel
MeCgiloeh Is b, BonaF. VIM Atkinson
aud 1esePh saddie Wereiput % nom ;
ton. 80 2. is'.7ssa
'Whyn M a Aiiisbn WAS ,pat Ia sn6mina-
tiens Il sWas stated that s1uie might NOT
pnderstahdihis absents5 tllt i wls 5Ridg
q. the late Iietion IN he famii ~ ilIt he
had AUTHORISED his name % b Hssdg anIys
Mr. BOnar said he very respectfully tIs..
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IN s=77T5-aoa
INRORJANF il09sOL9IERs!
Thnsa lhaYine Friends IN the Army

We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that
induced by priVation inrtd ent tocamp
life. In the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers, the arrival Of the slick 1t will be
noticed That very large proportion are suffering
from debility. Every case OF that kind can be
readily cured by H9otiand's German Bitters, spis-
eases resulting from OF the digestive Organs
are speedily removed We have no hesitation in
stating that If thste Bitters were freely used among
our soldSrs, hundreas Of lives might besayed tAAt
We cali -psrticalas olhe following te-
marEalI and well anth sntieated cure one dfthe
shas been saved by,thei iBitteEa5
~ 'PAsESpEre4iA, Ads. 2sd, 1se2
MEsshs. sosEs s-e gsasss1%on len Segs
iokmy comradss, some Stwhose nasnes Aprensisd
Sn$ case. i am, and have bean for the last l01r
years member q Sherman LIBERATED battefsS
and under the innlediate command OF Captain k,lle
Ayers. Throhsh tie exposure attendant upon my
| lIfdnouS ihtie s8as( attacked In November laa
lth inAa aihmGtionsgf the lnpgs sud ygs "a seyeIi
iiebiIity heigh htened by an attack Of ofdysenter3
wiss then removed ttom the' fhIte House, and nent
this city on board the .5ate OF Melnss asem
Z lave beeh aIDut IS low asAn5 one could be and
still retRlnA 4pIrh g vii telltysIpI week ornere
foi6e mogss aown, ttE was tERndeniately Thrown uP
1'at i could. no. even lisp glass of water On ny
stonach- Life could not last under such eiFcums
sssp vSfihs tleush unllseesstnIIss Q
~ tod ne they eota d0 no nbro0t md, and ady "a
me to go elergynIn, and 70 mako such
Of my lhltSd funds Us best suited me. An acq
aneS Wllo Waited u6at the hospital, ME. Frederick
Stelnbt6Wn, Of Skin below me,
as IortpEp hope OF sa S
taxing thtui the gloomy shadow Of death reeededS
aud i am how, thAnE God for It, getting bsttsr.
gaIne9 ten hounds aud feel uine 81 being per
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23
Beefi Beefi

ORRIaR OHEEF o. 8. DEP'R. o. WEsF VmgINIA, !. d
CumberIand, Nd, December I'M 1s69. E
oRALKD PROPOSALS. win b rossivss from asst
q haads, citizens l9yal g The qoyeFgr3sRt q tbe
Only, for faFniShlng All the fp
FRESH BEEF sdI
ths The UHisSd ssSlSs SsFSiss 6 Is sSsoad DIVison
DSpaFtlnent oF west ViEsiniA and n0N statloao1 at
aas Iit W. Ss Ia .Gb GambSria5a SaIs
Ma, a. follows, via: - -uuti
For 8 lagol mouths o. such les tina - ne Com
pF6Val, o0mnonenEO on tie 1gtd8y nf January, 1sSi,
and ending On t1e 1lIt day % Nay tsVis "a = y
tsAl1 Beef bo Of sis9r fpgt Bllls stRg4 HeifE.,
q loasf go fhVs hunllf b potlIl4s.''
Ths Beef . be sound and WlolasOma (Uith nseiEs,
slslhs and hidRsy tallog eHslndea1 y egHaal pre-,
Qualttio -, fuaulltf ttpe tfnes prF Neol5I - nay
be delignated By The ChIsf colHnlissaIy Of The
ThS C.ntrustor vim Be required % keep an aEent
With D sahsient supply 81 Beef C5tile. constantly
A sosi X tile psaaity q coo ItWsaty thousandl
d9laI1 gla be iTsq9lEsas VIII tSp Eqo es.lss.
must Be shosa ~ TIE ole.Al eottl g ths .eIG
q ne naaFc.t Court q ReeoFd OF " ne United
7sF1s Pr5,Sasi. S',lsiSs ~. i I al s,i,, ana
poaAl must be accom- aniod bY Tie Oalh a. alIegalcs
u the parties of parity also By oagticlta q the
en6raptae signed bF tie party g ptItI6s makIng
the BID; the whole M king four il spaflTe ptpoEs
ls hieh faEas VII g g 3
ouE6l1Qo1I scaled an1 en10r5ed eRrgIl1sIlg 5fol
EFpll SET end direesPd % the- sndslslsReda n
I,s te,v 4. iif ralf 4
reject any Or al Lids e0asl delHl !. Pr q
s3s2ss e p ris S: e s SSs g - ~ I,
none on hand % Be maia as 500 q received
NE BID. oath efa eElsnee. ssItees efre.ponli
An61l11 not comp lgiuE stIltily lllti lhis a1ggF
dsemslt WIN b reieeteEi q ,ssglls z .slles ID
- WI. ~. u0aAfiii, a..
~ Captain ana q, &. Volss 8
7aesel8-ta ~ chisfc.ss Dsp'i. yiEsIiiss
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. 50 80.
poesaS s ne sSSSs Fss fssss s,,n,
n al M
made. ,5s5i Z :. ~ :. ,ssl5 .
niLe1set iron transtent persons o. sttan
tcs
@ Se for Is isr period nothip
eisa NJ pe ~ s.a.a. 4
th own edlsss y
gtiss%sntg for the bensas Of other pssons 9
ofaaetiop sss and real sstste - by thsS Sas
a ss sssal NOT sosOpaaisd With wrtts.
he nntil forbid and chdrgel
NStiee Se fotftioal meettngl to bs eharza, IN 4,
cases et fun Fatea.s Rp,4iiias nI --.6sf,I 6fGT1
Funerals and aanonSsmsnfl @
- " sstl.. e.t;
Cobden s5i1d IsIF6iSf MA n I, q aa5S=
q. ~ 9gk AMaIFas
In the Rft I'd speeeh Of Richard Go Elde{,.
NJ ihe Rri,ish ParIiaman, ~ he aa5 cnns,itn'
IN. jS.
. ~ alancnssssr. sruer ana oesseF ot views
OF .pa5 uational skSdggle are given ,and a
\ better spirit manifested. than in ANYTHING
,a.on.Iy o.;d of ,;.5,;, a co,o;onor W.
recsu'y sa.9 aS Satlsf19 ~ y, nc
fHsYpEs g n y as = bss4sssS
"There ,are a pnmbenof great eities in
Amefica&cittes OF 100000 and T60, 900
inhab bita ~ which are among the largest
h Shipping ports for raw material in the
world, in tie interior Of that country, fIn
one Of them i have seen o mile. of steam.
boats moored side by side, and yet Of those
great citiesl and that; great commerce,
forming part Of the strength and resources
4 of North America, the.5 ruling classes in
this country know nothing You don't
dad1them in books t,0xford and CAM
bridge, where your under. graduates are
nhli0a6 IN atudTS haforo thoy, "a N 1a a. IL at,
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-nTnnaHAL.a aAL.f..I

IN bdtIaahcS dfah ordefoFtho UultsdstituI c0dst
ts 1itA day q GaanaFy, 1854 10 ne t9E1 fClaksT
bqFg, HaETisgu C1uutys West Ntrgini4, proceed %
Soll a. public auction, % ne hgest for cash
the IaI and family lIbFaEy Of JOnhthallH BeanUtG
1 MAJOR O. HALL, Deputy 1laF1lll, -
Pr =, u, Merton, Marshal fos West Va.
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fFrf7f p
ssThe grave not dug where traitor hands shan Ia
In fearful hAst0 Thy murdered eofse Away afsidR
-I1ond cheers, then Europe may learn tha
an Instructed dsinoetacy Is tie stifes
foundation Of goyeFH and that edu
cation and freedom are tide only Sources o
true kreat ataess apd tEas happfaess among
any people. .MSC lnHsa cheering; ,.s.tI
signs sofAPproaehingD 3 DissoIptIen..
According to the Richmond Eranlfaer 81
fthe f4th, ths aasAsialid ditHsllty Of ths con.
federacy is likely TO be solved BY .wholesalt
repudiattou, The Examiner says: as1
To throw OF the present currency by
repudiation iiBi aisimple precess.s The7let-
alone system would bring about thatfesuli
in fewfEeeksI Qonfederafe notes would
cease % eirculste from shser weakness
run down hill, A1d here tie lst-6io1e
sYstem 10 popular with this class As any
change Opposition lis productive Of new
discomfort 10 the sick man, o any attempt
10 Better the ebnd itiSh OF the currency Is
nauseating to these despair ng patriots
Our treasury notes mustgp theWay Of tie
Continental issue and OF the French ps.
signats, and the sooner she better. With
the latter clause we iNe.a II theJ.
must die, ,fhe is0oner itlie better, MUIR
der andssndllen deai M would be preferable
in this case TO the slower pF6Ses of diss5
luton. Btt what IS 20 take their plRce3
How canzwelget3 healthier mediumBof
circulation, If either by q speedy or BY
more gradual fr1urse ofi extipStlon" the
present currency Ia utterly discEedlted1
AS the rebel leaders grow more despse-
ate the Richmond RAig. always against
ynsttlJ " lss
In recent article disseOting Dayts' mesl
sage. ,itF saws that England is NOW hostile
q az 49,. III. ..,,oea,,.a tI,a sr
~ sAe cf " s
PsEtloF OF itle Vnl'Sa 2 9sAtss II.
made It appear that Il Is 70 their best inter-
q tesst Ia, be so'it And Ii thinks the rebel
h,o.,., ,,,.,,...,1 eo. ,,ss,tt,1.,
S"'e'e
Tor diplomacy says :.' 3, seems ls tnes ei
the President did not anticipate war. 3It Is
strange that he should not have done so,
at least when he ordered Gen, BeapEegard
to open on Fort Sumter. iPefhaPs the
country latlarge may charged with the
same want of toreRlghtH Congress- 9t
least does mot appearsto have tosessen 4
from thelproYistopst " made
THE Washington ,eotFespSndB6t Of the
Nav York .yo,traaf of Comp,ageei .rffaarks.:
DILL, III lM,l1 ri 4IllElssI
4, fItilpe q lIf!lls Il Il III 4IYlIsi
eentty 'aFflvsu IN Ihis olty n1a peiEuioEe,
rom fsoeldon, % % !aaSl g'sssst ..,I. tIa1
usu1sI'epet Hus 'ete s'Sl ~
ls)ell GIneans.t aMoeen' are Pfoler9lhi4Ior
their sagacity, nnaeI ldespetaIs clEclm-
stances ana IL maybe they sEe gesung
away from 5SsHsstA ;shose Ptltfss of me
Fepn6ltc which ~ hetttA ana slls tsIehds
talked SO wildly aeont elasplng ana Lnen
tumbhhg them down to tne gfognd. MOST
OF these women are lnteteetedpu real sess
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

$75. TO $3.50 PER M0NTHl
fI,HE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE COM
j PANY want an Agent In each, County to solicit
orders for their new SI5 Machine, With guage,
screw driver and extra needles We will pay q 1fb3
sfal salary OF giyel Largo c6mmissonl
address ~ I'M AZ. S.fAGE,t ,tT0Iedo, o.,
nOl9-dlmw3m Gen'l Agent for the United States
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Aailpg pgatFtlilaIeialitirr iii
TER1Is OF sADVRRTIsING.75 !

TEltyr sotIb Llsss o. NospIhrn, (oa osa tsot,l lba
- LEss, nAKI 4 seUAHS. 4esn
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FAMII,Y DYE Col ORS.

P0r pyeng Six, MoOlen and Mixed Goods, ShaWlsI
SesEts, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets, Hats
Rs4tters, Kid Gloves, Chi ldfen,s Clothing, y
aad all kinds of wearing Appafel. t>t4
ara sAY1se Of so PER ,cEsr. ~
For 25 cents youcan color as many goods aswouid
otherwise cost 6ye tfmts that sum. Various 8hade1
can be produced from Che s6me dye. The process z
simple andAny one cam use the dye WIthI p6fie6t
lasidS 81 each lpaelIago,s ~ = 7 80 = II
fet fartES inidi dom ih Isaing. And. gi3ih, !
perfect knowledge what eolors are best adapted q
chase Howe Z Stevenb' TJeatiaelo Dyetngsa Ool!
orlng sent BY mail On receipt qL price-10 cents
6tfD 5S III hS3 ssS spTAs sIss5f ,tos
for sale by druggiSts and dealers generally. ;
noVlslysmpB g 80. ~.
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In fearful haSte tby murdered o0r6e away q an
T1opd cheers, then Europe may learn that
AM IihstfGSted dsthoetacy is ths stitest
foundation Of ,goyerHmspt and that edu-
cation and 'ffesd0m are tue only Sources Of
true great ard ttae happfness among
any people. C1mmenss cheering
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VOL gME y n XII: Y
J g sssF,1Ill.tiiss5EsT !. .YIssFTAaLEI g

no Az 4G0H0L1c PRERARApIONSI .
d PU1sE TONIC Msptc1NE..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

NO. cal AR6H ssTrREET,
Riaetpal 0tkes ana Magsg sesort
!s1f9 RI18a ne JoaEs ) j III lltt
fsaeesssors ON. Jackson 4 Cal
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fW-For sais BY pfusgists and Deaiers eyeryyghera
nAaleFs In WhaalinR. a11I63OCtS SLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-23

|AaSss tSPSN " o1k 4.t+at-s- :, ~ =
event In modern tiuies has been % fruitful
as the eiwat.to esiablish The iidsP idenee
ofythis nation, Who need doubt that the
Ifat more, terrible war iwdged 70 ihAiHtaiH
end pefpktdate the existence then wol
might be used by God in a manler mora
fruitful IN 1853 ss-ll srsk ~ t,eB
, 1863-02-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. :. 1853.
The business Of the week, all things considered.
laa been satisfactory. The Pork trade is gradual
j. declining In volume. but Investments are now
freely made in grain, and from this and other
sources the demand for money Is st|ll good. DIG
cous quite uniform al thu legal rates. riz ten
per cent.
Ncw York Exchange has been growing closer
for the last few days, and nearly all the bankers
now decline to Sell to any but customers at tue
current selling rate, viz J, premium We have heard
doubts whether that figure could be maintained
na1y days longer The usual buyin. price IL mar.
We found one bousc to da7 still bu yne Mt 11f1of-
49, s...1 49, 49, AAoot-
Fa1e'y as par-ana Selling at l'l0 premium
The price ofguld was 10. We found two houses.
heweycr. uariur the full New Yorl, rates ,z. r:
under ordrrs from Southern dcalrrs
The price Of silver was 3sI:o.
Old Treasury notes wcrc bought at 5aas4 New
buyfne L nren,;uu. sel]5no X ncmand ac,xa
n-,.-..--- c.-.--
, 1863-02-09
:ycs hom Warrcn Co., averaging 1918 los, at

tceycs E1om Warren Co., averaging !,s5 ns, at
acciPhereon cold Ti'den ss head extra State
shefner rold Hopkins 10 choice State steers AZ
crnging l,47o fbs, at $s6eH.
bushnell so!a Hsstip$s4 TT * hesa ID choice shipping
Scarls sold Caldwell 15 head fair Government cat
tlc: averaging ,aa33 Ms. at s29s
head ayezaglrg 1.1sl bs: at s275
Morris, KinHenlan & WaiSe1l sold Miller j. Co.
Sohsad b q good government cattle Averaging Tx"
Patrick sold Norris. RInneman & Waixell So
head fair State steers averaging 1,3oo Ds At
Dnnihnm sold Morris ! Co. IS head averaging
Conger roll Morris = CO; g g head good State
s'ifss saS Hsst9ss extra shipping
beeyes averaging 2sn snt 1os At saa ~ .s,z
uine isipss1oa ftssas a!e1a:ins ss io ns It s '' SUPP
Butler sold Edwards Is head fair State steers nv
craEing 1,'s6 nsat $500.
.sss Ess:Ss 5 Gs"sst@ e. & @ medium grade 0ssves aver
Caldwell sold Hastings II head extra shipping
besseE e. aycragin; 3:;;s A ns At Sa55. ....,.
o1stsos so5d Giisr nj c.. 7a head good shipping
beeves averaging ,s15 ns at $39s.
Summers s0ld Miller j. Co., TO head good ship
shaul sold Miller 4 Go. ?s head good shipping
beGyea averaging .25 ns at $40 o.,.
ping steers averaging .36a bs at $9.11- ..
Robinson sold Dow1and tG head fair grade steers
averaging 1.31s ns ut {3.15.
Frye so1d West SO head government cattle. aver
aging 1,150 lbs ut $.a5; II head fair grade stesrs
averaging -: ns ut S3.1s 80 head averaging
Clark sold Shaw 81 hvad averaging ,124 ns at
$3UU.
Topaz the sales were:
Davidson sold Morris. Rinnen,an Waixcll -
head choice shipping bccres. from Henderson Co..
averaging $50 GtS, at 4l.t5,
Hehdsick sold Spencer 1Ghesd good grade steers,
averaging $1.27B lbs, ut $40.
uoWley sold Hodges Edwards, II head aver
aging 1:a5 1bs, at $500.
Robinson sold Hodges 4 Co. 50 hcad extra ship
ping stecrs averaging 1 a36 1Ds. at $3.50.
Talcott sold Hodges i Co. Is hend averaging
1,40 fe, at $3.00.
Reed rold Hodges Co. IS bead fair Government
cattle averaging S1.120 lbs. at $2l5
Lee eold LYMAN Is lrad good shipping steers
Averaging 1.2S9 ibs. ut $40
Taltott sold Hodges & Co. co head averaging
1.E0 DE-, at $315; 20 hrad averaging 1880 Ms, at
Talcott sold Miller i Co. IS head medium aver
Holly + Carpenter sold Hodges 3 Co. II head
averaging .SS3 1bs, ut $500.
Lee kod Hodges ii head averaging ], ,s75 Dz, at
$3.95
FRYE sold Dow1snd IL head averaging 1,119 ne,
HOGS.
The following table shows the daily receipts as
posted Oh Change, for the week ending to-day:
, 1863-02-09

from Rock Island county, who has
been long engaged In real estate matters and
commercial collections. We take pleasure In
referring all our friends, who may be specu-
Lifting In real estate, or in any way interested
in titles, 10 this firm as being every way reia-
ble and honorable In their dealings,
, 1863-02-09

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-CurToE-Norc active aud
n,mer at irregular rriccs-s7ISsc.
FLorH--Quite dill and &c lower at $7.30GG7.:Ij
for extra l$7. 7.Ce@'s5 for choice do: t7.55Gt7.s5
for e common fn to medium extra western: $500
trade brantls-markct closing heavy
NH!skr-0pc,lcd dull anl closed more active
at TIC GCc.
GHA1S-Whcat quiet, dull and snl'y 1c lower.
Winter rcd western at .l); Chicago spring
Is quoted 1T 81 sI u; Milwaukee club ii $l.5x5
1:6:. Corn sill favors buyers, but prices sare u
-1argc sales ut s2I 7Ic, Rice MOTE active aud
!:G 1ac hestcF.
81 GGs.c Tor western. Lard sca:ccly 70 drm.
Butter 1GGza0c for Ohio and a21ssc for state.
IEccsr Il I'M at 1SEl6r.
, 1863-02-09

IUfAl, .t1,GG3
AZ will be seen by the above table. the total re-
ceipfs at all the Yards amount 10 33.0a3. This is
a,G61 less than last week and 5,u44 more thnn the
corresponding week OF last year. ..
On Monday owing to the ant supply: the mar
ket consequent upon good Inquiry BY packers
and shippers. ruled active and buoyant closing
nr1n at advance Of 1oc, whr, fully sustain
cd on Tuceday. On Wednesday the receipts wore
Ilght. but owing to good shipping and spee,ala.
tnking wide sange-but closed qIict ut a further
advance of 1nGl5c- On Thursday the market went
.kiting' and consequent upon spirited comprti-
tion between packers, shippers and specnlatoEs
al Eorts Of PRICES weEe paidIan advance Of loa,5c
reaction not being disposed to operate nt
sparIpgly: The market elosca quiet but without
decided change.
To-pA1-Thero was no disposition shown By
buyers 10 operate. exc. pt at Il concession, which
was gradually yielded e by holders. Nsvesthe.
closed du-sel!ers rnt'rayoriuE to press ralts Mt
decline Of 1oGe15c, without finding buyers.
We quote closing prices Us follows:
Extra Lard Hogs. gs...................... $a.00li,40
Loco. .....-.....-........... 5.tNG-5':9
j.t4f
, 1863-02-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
CINCINNATI. Feb. 8, 1868.
PRov1sIoSs-T The market on Saturday was
quiet, and but little was done No inquiry for mess
pork, owing to high pricrs asked by holders. New
r. held at $500 to 1880 for country, and $14.25
1850 for city sold. Inquiry for bulk shoulders
with sales: Il, 600 Il at 41Al1Hc for packed anG
loose. Rib sides in good request at 641c for light
and &C for heavy Clear sides are held ut &c. Lar{
IL firmly held at 1oc for prime city. s00tierees solt
at 97i1c.
800 brls Flour Mt soso3soo, 5000 ns shoul
ders at $3.50, 3,e00 1bs Sides at $G,5s were take1
by Gout, on Saturday.
, 1863-02-09
Who Hold tho Grccubac<s,
From the y. +. Times OF Friday.l
Total. Owned by pcr,


FuEted per cts. .Sll9,s1S, Jig
Funded 5 per cts. So.s4a0p
Total funded .$l4a.3o1.14a $:u.6a1.so -
Trtas .bonds7 Sis. 13o,91sOo st,3S,505 IS
Treas. deposits. 72.:350D 43$al,9s2 IS
T1Sss ss:';ssss nofss ss
Is liz: seci, tsst e tSs fanssd deStp iSp;e 81
tho United States. - 4 cent is distributed among
thc people, including their bankers, IN othe:
States than New York. and = q cent, or tSi,-
ISL. $50 ie owned b{ the banks OF the State aud
City of New York. including s11, ,s99l50 which
they have pledged in thu Bank Department as re-
cnrity for their own circulation. And that Ct IT,
notes. the banks held on the 18th Of Janui4y
Iit, ou1y $50 180.02s. or aIoHt eiqA and Az
jfr cent. oHfy # The total ontttaHdin1 istjs.
This last item will eertain1y create surprise, co-
sitlcr1ne the popular impression attempted to tc
made by spccMlators in gold coin at e1travagapt
lance OF Grecnbacke. The amount Of This currch.
cy held in tho city OF New FORK, making tho most
moderate allowance for tho sum held by the eoutl
try banks Il Itts than onefaif The dinoYlt of god
crin which they report and advertise a part
of their condition, every TucseSy morning
This result will 1t once account for The Eseent q
vance In the rate for money from up to z ccnH
TO carry out the current speculation In gold COZ,
the coin fteclf icing really more ahundant in bark
than the United states notes Of legal tender. or (.
the proportion Of thfsty-eighs to eighteen NIL
lions.
The above returns show In tho main that naost
nan :.1 haadtSd 81 .4!ons 2e gnn.s; dt9 a,t N
taouted IN the hands 2f ths rtopb. and thht only
Of New FORK City, and this In ou1 trust for thsfi
depo8itoea,
, 1863-02-09

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
r. S:6s 81 C.. .a+1:44 One year cert. ,.... 94I
S-8 T.notes. .101 "a 10a q. S. 6s 81 1egd-. ON
AoSEEr-MoneF a little easier.
Sterling exchange DUH at 7lI1sa for merchauts',
and 1s1G1s3 for bankers bills.
Gold unsettled and lower-orenins at 81, adsauc
..rE to 67A, and closing weak at 56,5.
The strames to-day for liverpool carried out
SGi2s..SGQ In snccIe,
, 1863-02-09

TIE PHILHARMONIC CoscERr.~-In addition
~ the c minor symphony, there will be per-
formed at the approaching Philharmonic con-
cert, Won Tebcr's Jubilee Overture, Meyer
beers Schiller March, and romanza by Ba-
1atka for horn and clarionct.
, 1863-02-09
d I e d.

In the city, oa saturday evening, 7th lust, FRANK
WALLACE. Youngest son ur DR.. J. T. and Elizabeth
nAe days..
Funeral from. the residence 81 the family II North
Peoria street on Tuesday. the 10th Inst. at 10
At Evarston, Friday. Feb g. 1st3. nfter brief Ill.
uess. CHARLES KIE CHOF. aged 81 ycars.
, 1863-02-09
Foreign Markets.

L1yERrool., Jan. -, 1867.
Ey Telegraph tTEE STEAMER HASsA.
Co7roS-Sslcs Monday and Tueeday Of 500
bales. Market dull asI! 1{c lower.
FLorR-Tt1sding downwasds. American 92s
0.as sd
GrA1S-Wheat caeier: Red Western 9s sdGas
10d, Southern 1O.GLlt's 3D. White Western 10-fa
MS; Southern 11se5I2s- Cnrn-Frmer and Gil
PEor1s1oSs-Bccf dull and unchanged. Pork
uuirt and steady. Bacon very dull. Lard steady.
Tnllo,S quiet.
GEocEnIEs-Sugar quiet and steady.
--LATEST.
"Wednesday evening. Cotton h!mer, and u's-
firm. Tho Tin1es OF the sod says Conso!s tended
downward. Wednesday - Conkols 9aS022aaa4ss. i.
French rentes a0f. &c. Eric 81 mortgage bonds
and Illinois Central dollar bonds declined each
, 1863-02-09

Ten D41s roa 4 Do1lAE.-An Irish youth
named James Conlan, abstracted dollar from
the money drawer Of saloon on Randolph
street, Friday night. He was on Saturday
sentenced to fine Of S.. 90 and furnished with
ten days bonrd and lodging In the br'dcwcA
for the offence,
, 1863-02-09

No71cE.-Ihe Conductor earnestly requests
that the associate members Of the Musical
Union will deny themselves the pleasure Of
attending the next rehearsal Monday evening,
as the work laid out for that occasion Is Of
such a nature as TO require that the active
members shall he entirely BY themselves.
, 1863-02-09
CHICAGO DARLY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING. Feb. =, 1868.
TROvISlONS-Ma quiet Sales were loo
btls country parked Mess Pork 1T S13.25: $50 hrls
couEtry-packch Prime Mrss Pork Mt $ll.50; 100
brs Short Bonecss aiiddles at 7kc; 10000 lbs
couEtIy.curea hulk Shoulders at 3..c loose; 81
lxs Bellies at 5.4sc 1G00 pcs Green Hams at SC:
White Crease at SKc; II pkgs Yellow Grease
at &C.
TALLOW-35 h1lds prime city Tallow ut loc.
ST adv and tolerub1y actye. but closed dull Sra:
, 1863-02-09
Chicago Qribu,rt.
THE CITY.

No11cE.-Will Adjutant Gamble, Of the sth
Illinois cavalry, call at thls Office or send us
his address before he Icares fo1 Washington?
EL1rnA1ErJ rJosEru.-Ht the wife ofEliphalet
Joseph resides in this city, she will hear of
something to her advantage by calling at the
postmaetcr's room.
, 1863-02-09
M a r r + e d.

day. February 5. 1868. b. Rev Ino: r. H6hnrd, JOuS
ncfclants md ANNIE T., younscss dang,tcf Of Aos
T. Hail. No enrds.