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oi e'anAln ana tsanoolpn Streets WIN
.hls lucy proeprea so'ne ar''c'es OF
e"e'is oeat.ns NV hanae nalaoef Us tae
Mr.. Timothy s. Fitch and his sister, as por-
ton Of $200 worth Of jcwelry stolen from his
house, corner Of FL ulton and Carpenter streets,
one Sabbath morning in August last, while
tho family were all at church.
| Although no money was found unon
nrryal1. lie Doubtless committed tl,c tbcff md
The money taken from his comrades was pru-
baby their share of the proceeds Tha c;r.
cumstanccs against the 1,artv were so stronr
tb,t tbev wore bound over fnr thc;r orno,s'
ance at The Recorders Court in the sum nf
s5e{) cach
] Alfred nerva1, unon trial far hrr,,,r,- ,,a
larceny Of the icwe1ry. was also bcid IN ssoo
bonds for lis appearance Dero1] has for
! some time been connected With other. in c,r.
cula,inr counterfeit money. In which nc6,r,-
Gus calling he has earned for himself m uncu.
yiab,c reputation, The three fellows arrested
are old offenders, and the arrest is considered
an important one.
| Any pcrson having large bracelet with the
name Of s.Lizzie A. Fitch engraved inside
or ! finger ring bearing the initials ~. r. p
will confer fayor by reporting the facts aj
/ the Centrnl policc Etot,or
A HONE ron ERn1Sa WoMES.-A few
| 1adies-rcnrcsnnffnr 1ya trucf n ,,,rob 1a~r,
, 1863-02-19
ftymncns to tho market, but prices arc not


WEDNESDAY ErESHo, Feb. u, 1858.
BEEF cATTLE-The1e were but few cattle in
the yards to-day, and principally OF coarse
off for furtherreceipts. Salea were:
Kelly sold Burnside 10 head coarse grade steers.
averaging 1.t40 1bs at $2.s7H.
Morris, Reuneman & Waixell sold Burnside -
head fair government cattle, averaging 1,16s ns
at 2300
Adams sold Burnside st hesd coarse grade cat
tie. averaging l.O16 lbs at $2s0.
Simmons sold Burnside II head, averaging 1.155
Dsat Sa.1D, ~
Violin sold Burnside II head fair government
cattle. averaging 1,317 1os at $500.
Lorocqne EolI Cook II head, averaging 1,307 los
at $s.9O
Frye sold Hastings II head, averaging 1,1o6 1bs
at $265.
Hoa. sold Webb 16 had e1tra shipping stccEs,
averaging Ass 1bs Ut $3.S0.
HOGS@Reccipts light and market steady. Sales
, 1863-02-19

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
: 31o Treas Il 3,,,S51o371 q. S. g. coupons. 974
Demand Notes. ..1G0K doregtstcfcd.-,.. 93z
L. ST. year cert. 96A
MONEY MaRKEr-Mouey steady at 816K-
Sterling exchange decidedly higher at 17i9is5
Gold decidedly better, opening ut GO, and closing
steady At al X
, 1863-02-19
Crop Prospects In Great Nrltain.
FErrrn tFutf- arn Tv-vaas To-,

From all accounts there had been great deal
too much wet for the land, and it turns ont that
many farmers who had not got their whcat sowu
enrly hare not been able 10 plant it at all. The
laud is yet too wet to get IT to prepare it
for spring corn. and the carting Of manure has
been checked Many teams arc unoccupiea and
getting good rest, with this state OF ttt.vcather
ard position Of the ground. The meadows look
green and healthy, but are gwamped In low situa-
tions With too much water. Tha wl,sat plant 1t:
general has healthy appearance, although little
check from colder weather might be acceptable to
aa.see all the so dsts a as the th s " waS
rather more frost at nights. However,
as December has been SO mild. a
pinch may come in February and March, giving
The seasonable check go desired. The weather
hns been much against threehing wheat. ns when
there was no rain the atmosphere was thick, with
good deal Of fog, and this would penetrate into
the sample and prevent any improvement n It's
condition. The markets have been somewhat bet
ter, with an increased delivery. The quantity re-
turned this week was Il ,7a7 rs at 46s l0d. being
Al, increase Of 4s70 qrs and All advance in price OF
IL per or, but gti bearing IN uniaSornbfe compat-
iton with the corresponding period Of 1sst year,
I'll qrs. The gear has started OF better, steAdty
oil advance. while last year twas rs steadily DE-
elin1ng, until VIC came to tho lowest the last week
Of the
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moved Off ht tho ratc Of about 70 cars per- day, but
tlls has, as Jet, afforded no relief, as tho ship
ments from here arc on the increase.
. Tbs Flour market was firm but tnactivc-with
sales OF about SEQ brls only, ut $6E0G7G?9c for
winter extras, and s5,ss51soo for spring extras.
Wheat opened buoyant and excited. and prices
advanced ID 1Kc per bushe1; but the demand was
chiefly speculative and the cmarkct WAS not sustain
ed-closng quiet at yesterdays figures. Winter
eradcs wcro sold at *l.a51X for No. 2 Red; $1.osH
@1oaK for Rejected Red. Spring gEudes were toles-
ably active at 81. ao@1 q for No. 1: $t0.@11o for
No. Spring, and seGeoc for Rejected Spring.
Corn opened at IN improvement Of nc pes
buHf,el: but the amount thrown on the market al
the advance proved too great for tao demand, nno
II fell back to yesterdays prices md closed quiet
Mixed was sold at 534bHHc and Rejected at 45aas
45xc-c1osing at tsHc for Mixed in the best ware
houacs.
Oats wcso quiet at 57lt57Kc. Rye was etead.
at s3Kc. Barley was nrm. Timothy Seed
was dull at $l900e.12,5. Glover Seek
was sold at $7.0o; and prime Flax Seed 4
S2ssz1a2.sa Highwiues were hsmer-5o0 brls bcinE
sold at A9c. Ground Alum Salt was active at $1.6
1.70- Cooperagc was hrnes under light supply
and pork barrels we're sold at sl.a0, delivered.
, 1863-02-19

rEEsoSAL~-Brigadic General Heron and
ttan were at tho fremont House yesterday.
they left for St. Louis Last evening.
, 1863-02-19

COMING 70 GRADE.-onc after another If
the few business blocks that remain at The ala
grade Of the city, arc rising in the world. Tbc
four story brick block corner Of Lake and
Franklin streets, is now undergoing this pro-
Gees, There arc few more IN that ncighbor-
hood tLat should bc r.lsca.
, 1863-02-19

St.Louls Ont Mnrket-Fcl. l8.
The market was rather unsettled. but the ten
dency was downward. Salcs Of $50 SKIS At Sic: oi
md leo do at sic: $50 do at 87c: a. $780, 1G5 anil
10 1t soe o do on rrIssts M tsins. a,d 1oooo bu.
to arrive, at Sac.
, 1863-02-19

THE LECTURE or PETER CART
WRIGHT.
, 1863-02-19

REruRSrp.-We are glad to see by D. j.
Hunters card that he has returned to the city
and reopened lis Office Mt the Sherman House
Tor some time longer. This announcement
will be gratifying to his many patients and
, 1863-02-19

REApres.-Mr: Murdoch, the we'll known
tragedian and elocutionist, will give series
Of readings on Thursday evening Of next
week, at Bryan Hall.
, 1863-02-19

e P1un1Bus UNux.-C. c. Hudson, csq.-Dcar
str-1 have used your U3.airoNed Tooth Paste and
pronounce It the beet within my knowledge
Cleveland, Ohio. r. CuAxBEnL1S.
Sold bF Druggists and Dentists generally.
, 1863-02-19

CoCous, BEoycnrr1s.-Thc entire freedom from
all delete1ious Ingredients renders "bfo"ns
Bronchial Trocl,es,' or Cough md Voice Lozcngca
q safe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child and hss caused them to be held in
the highest esteem by c!erGJmen, singers, and the
public generally.
, 1863-02-19

ELLSWORTH ZouAvEs.-Capt. Brand desires
us to cali attention to TIC notice Of meeting
OF his company tonight. This company is
nearly full, and will elect their officers rs soon
as one hundred men arc on the muster roll. 4
large number Of their uniforms hare been
made, aud will be worn tonight, aud the
measures will be taken for the balance Of the
company. All persons contemplating joining
any company are invited to be present at the
Armory in CARROTS Block tonight,
, 1863-02-19
q MIRASOLE'S DANCING
NJ ACADEMY,

Eli wabash aYenue. between Adams aud Jackson SITS.
Claks open at Ill Nne4 for beCiunc:s
CEI1nEE:s cLsas eye5y Tussds; III Saturday.
day night for schola-s and friends md no persons 3d.
ses:; ;-u133 6m
, 1863-02-19

PEnsoSAL.-Licur Col. Hasbrook Davis, Of
the gallant 18th Illinois cavalry, arrived in
the city yesterday, On 4 brief furlough. He
has been mentioned in reports and commend
cd In official dispatches, to such an extent as
to leave further comment from us unncccs-
sary. Major G. r. Bell, Of the 18th caralry,
Is also here ON q Tisit 10 his friends.
, 1863-02-19

1AtE ACC EOusu1uIEA upon Iul prospect OF once
more being supplied with McHcnrr county
Crystal Lake Ice.
1SQCEsTs.-Coroncr Schmidt held an in.
quest, yesterday afternoon, upon tic body Of
y woman named Honora Fowley, upon Hub-
bard street, near Noble She was found dead
in bed, by her husband, yesterday morning,
the result Of continued intemperancc. The
Jury rendered verdict in accordance with
the facts. The woman was forty years Of age,
and q nntiye Of ireland.
Another inquest was held upon the body Of
an infant about five months Of age, which
was found packed in bundle Of filthy rags
on Hubbard, at the corner Of Carpenter
Etrcct. The little body, when found, was
:. ncarly half eaten by rats. Although the po-
lice have had tbc matter in band for several
. days, no clue Las been obtained to the pcrpc-
tratose Of the foul crime, and nothing has
been dikcoye,ed y hich would indicate the pa
tcntagc.
c. Il. ScR1vES's ADVERTISING AGENCY
q Elsewhere In this paper will be found tlc
advertisement Of c. II. scrivcn, esq.,, the
Tidc1y known and popular advertising agent.
His Agency Is go intimately connected with
= the Western press. that to mention
The one, inftrs the other From an ;nt,.
mate acquaintance viii, his business rs it has
1areely developed for several years past, We
can strongly aud cordially endorse his state
- mcnt that through his Agency our merchants
and business men can secure for their adyer
tisements more telling and attractive form
and 1,l.cc before country merchants aud til
, 1863-02-19

OnTrARr.-Wc regret to learn Of the death
Of George Sits, esq, Of this city, at his resi-
2encc, 70 Hubbard street. SIr. Sits was IN
old resident Of Chicago, for many years an
Alderman, besides holding other responsible
situations in the city government. During
lis Official service be conferred many import
ant benefits upon the city, not the least Of
which wns the perfecting Of the present fire
DEPARTMENT. He WIS a useful and excellent
1nnn, and leaves behind him large circle Of
friends to mourn lis loss.
, 1863-02-19

PEEsESrA71oS.-Allcn Atanvill, csq., of the
Purchasing Department Of the Chicago g.
Rock Island Railroad, was made tho recipient
upon the 18th inst. Of full set of tile New
American Encyclopedias at the hands Of his
friends andfcllow employees in that depart.
,ncnt as m evidence Of their respect and cs.
1ccm for him. Suitable remarks and re-
tponscs accompanied the presentation, which
in all respects was very pleasant occasion.
, 1863-02-19

LOST AND FouSp,-A little German boy
named Rocht, about nine years Of age, whose
father docs business OIL Clark street, was
missed from his home about two weeks ago.
Every effort was made to discover lis whcrca'
bouts, hut without avail, until day before
yesterday afternoon, when he was found by .
friend Of the family at Camp Douglas. How
he got ln there, or how long lie had been
there, is not known.
, 1863-02-19

w ANTED-A light two-seated
W Double Carriage, either new eeconthand
Ut III Randolph etiett. Also, Harnesses for sa1ue
frt-,nfE1
, 1863-02-19

THE BLIND ORA1oR.-Rey. ". Il. b1itburn
viii deliver his lecture on "What Blind
Man Saw in England" at Evanston this ere.
ming at the II. E. Church. Wctrust the pco-
7,lc of Evanston viii turn out cu maesc. His
lecture will be delivered here, at Bryan Hail,
On Friday and Saturday evenings, the 2oth
and 2Ikf
, 1863-02-19

"A .-N1nACCL0Cs EsCATE,--apUuI Ha11"pAs1
FIVE o'clock yesterday afternoon, i boy named
George Baker, whose parents reside on Mad
lson street, corner Of Throop, while riding on
horseback westward on Madison street, was
thrown from his lony In front Of the Scam
mon school, over the head Of the animal md
into the street, with his foot entangled in the
ttir1up. The pony ran, dragging the boy, in
3his condition, upwards Of two squares, and
although running at rapid speed, aud treading
upon the boys arm three Q. four times, he
came ont Of the mud unlnjurcd, except from
Eomo bruises which were not scrious. The
little fellow had the presence Of mind to move
ills foot go as to pull the boot of, and thus
Eayea his life,
, 1863-02-19
A HEAVY Law SUIT.
A One Dollar Note In Litigation.
pead-Head3 at McVicker's,
and a Poor Widow,
ALARMING CONDITION OF THE PUB
Lie MORALITY.

Ono Of the most remarkable trials, taking
1t in all its surroundings that has ever trans
pirel In the Garden City, came or yesterday
morning before Justice D'WoE The i'm
portance OF the case, the several legal gues-
'ions involved, and the very respectable stand
ing Of the parties, attracted large number
Of interested spectators, including bankers,
railroad men, hotel Keepers, and operators
generally. The plaintiF was Frank Parmlcc.
the well known omnibus proprietor, superiu-
tendent Of the City Railway, etc, ctc. and
the defendant, the jolly and rnbicund preprie-
tor Of the City Hotel, Dick son,ers. The
cause Of dispute arose In this wise, as it up-
pcarcd in evidence: On dark and stormy
night in the early part of December, ''bc-
tween the hours Of S and ~ O'clock" there
was seated in the box office of McVfcker's
Theatre, besides the owner thereof, il, New.
house, ex-Alderman, Supervisor, etc., r. A.
Hoyne, q. s. Commissioner, and other equal
II prominent citizens, when the broad face Of
MIR. somcrs Was introduced into the crowd,
followed by the bulky form Of that indigidunl.
The discourse soon turned upon poor widow
for whom McVickcr had been taking up
subscription. Eewhouse had given dollar
to the widow, Phil. Hoync fifty cents, and
now Dick Somers was appealed to. lie disa-
vowed any sympathy with widows, plead
poverty, n large family to support, including
hotel, and numerous other EXCUSES Nc.
Wicker at last, however, proposed to lend
him q dollar for the purpose and TO take his
note at 60 days with 10 per cent per month
interest for tho sum. This was accordingly
given, rs somers alleges, under duress, and
upon this the suit is based. It Is Us follows
CHICAGO, Dec. 8, 1862.
Sixty days after date 7 promise to pay for value
received, TO ]. H Acficker. one dollar with ten
tsIencd) r. soxEEs
| Mr.. McVickcr's account at the Western
Marine and Fire Insurance Company's Bank
| being komcWhnt short, he deposited this note
to LIS credit: It was afterwards sold by the
bank for its face, to Mr.. Parmlce, the plaintiff
Not being paid ut maturity, suit Is brought tc
rccoyer-McA1 A1llster, JewGtt and Jackson an
rcaEing for the plaintiff, md D. D. Drisco1
and Geo. W. Thompson for defendant.
At the opening Of the Court, Justice Dc
Wolf ascc1ldcd to his chair, the Clerk sc1zet
the three legged stool, made dash for pc,
and paper, and the business bcgaf. It Yyn
found necessary to employ three Constable
assWcul baillf1h to maintain order, a1ld fl,.al1,
fourth was appointed in the person Of Nj
Nm. Locke.
Tic first witness called was Frank parmlec
The following testimony ensucd:
FRANK FAMILIES rxs71xosr
, 1863-02-19

HE q. =. I%E FEN VE III
Il DROMETER for 8kce1tainlnE the trnc per cent
Of Alcohol in insrected liquors ty which, the aoans
Ssdnty to Be paid er Internal y casalatea
INSTRUCTIONS is packed IN polished mahogany bog.
viii IocE and key. Price 500 Kook only 50 cents
swiss Drafting INSTRUMENTS made by JAMES u.
QUEEN & CO.. manufacturing 0pteians, Gs Chestnut
street Philadelphia Pa. uusttated and psied cata.
logues sent Tree. fct1a1U4 iul
, 1863-02-19
for 5uIe,

FOR SALE-An Improved Farm
L within two niles Of Drnton tatar on the Moth
.s western Ks1lEead in fala1ne, ,Cook CenasJ y Cow
and tne orcEar,t 10 acrcs of timber. frame house
plenty Of Eatc. and vel! suited for grstn or dairy
huslttks. Terms rcnsonahlH. Inquire nf II. BLAN-
tI1AKn r. ON No.. !. 1os f;andolah street, Chicago.
, 1863-02-19

RrnExprrox or So1LEp rosT1GE STAars.-
Parties in the country who have sent soilcd
7ostacc stamps 10 the Postmaster in this
city, for redemption, arc informed that tho
monty for such rs hare not been used for
postage purposes, will be forwarded IN ft"
days. Holders Of receipts up to No. G4a, will
he paid OIL presentation Of the same al the
Posi- Oficc
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O1FIcs OF TAB SIGNAL oFP1oER.

OsEIos OF Tar SIGNAL oFF!oER.
SEALED S +. ;. Ass1s e.,
e; for iuIai.lias for tie sisssi BsS.rtnsns sh e
2so Two hundred ana Sfty SITS sisn.l Equipments,
20 On 6hsTss S a1.s TT. I'u1Esn,ine,
y T Txsntty- ave sros: Wind Matches,
9 Two gross Needles,
70 e Ten TAP Be1eH,
!. The dTst dsiiysr7 to be made about the 18th Of
ssEsss%ssr rss or - soon thereafter % Covers
The FIJI name and post once address Of shs bid.
az til ss.s
sss ndSia. % +; IS ~
siassI /: not to respond 70 osd viii not
ProDosals must ns addressed e The sis.al
Ris1nls ProeosAi' for 1tsid Signal
IN, In: ssssgSa.lsl!ty Q, tie .r.s.psoss mus: ,.
esarest district Court Of the United States Dis.
me, sbiiisy Of the bidder to all the contract
two .sssoss..ie,s persons: whose :igns,urss are
70 me ss S And said
Seaas i suns ef deaSis II. amount involved
Bidder. Or Sidssr: upon :snioa sSs eoar.ss
x:-.oftA! ssssss s..,e: "a stat, e,-,ao
hereby guarantee that = in able to fulfil the con.
Eaet IN accordance With the terms OF his PROPOSE.
b win e once enter into contract in seoorlanes
herewith.
should the contract be awarded him, We srs pre-.
pared 20 become his securities.
1s p tho
The right Is reserved to reject all proposals IL
the prices are deemed too high, for any cause,
them,
Models win be on exhibition At the on CO of the
sisnal nicer for twenty 900 days from date,
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PROPtHALS.
pRoP0sALs 7oR lUABBR.

CHG s Sss::s u g ;ss
ss assas & BE- ssse easss Sc
in.ton y. =. sneh Yolns nes| ne 81 q Mssa.
2 ss,.., g. sshasiss quantities aad fiaas d
5osaOoc feet one inch white Pine Common oul.
SO 900 feet Hsnlosi ssasslins. s14, sishsssa fss.
400 600 feet Remloek ssaaslias, SEA- siztssa feet
700 Feet Hemloek seaatnas, sz4. sizssen fest
IS ,eeo feet three inch Hsmloek Plank.
Al ths ssoss = INST $ scod nsrsSs nsssss humber.
so - IN agent appointed b. the
one half tie Quantities 70 b delivered withsa
sa1s sssa Ana tss na!saes Within twenty t
II IA q made II the name OF Arm the names
iasi proposal nsss s. aseen ssaisa 81 Is. ss.r-
sat:s e 10 Ier.ons II 70 ths sSlJ q he bidder
Tosa OF GUARANTEE.
sss, 81. 80 g @ .oa:s
Y sesoraaoes Nth the terms Of pc p.olositios,
sse sas.l II mo = Is
tie soDs r: es s:.dsa him.
scxtsaeste shove nentionsd.j
verified 81 tie oes CO q he ci.rs II u:
1eAxest nited States Court
Proposals. without satisfactory guarantee will not
Contracts win be awarded only 10 regular dealers
IN Lumber.
Bonds for such amounts - may be determined
uDon (based upon the amount OF the eontractI win
b requiHed from each contractor and his sua1an-
tors.
ne risht 70 reserved BY the .ousrtsrm.sssr to
reject any bid or bids any part or parts thereof
= the interests Of the Government may In has
opinion require.
The post Office address Of the bidder must accom-
pany his opoaal, and the envelope be distinctly
Endorsed, Proposals. for Lumber -
O. g. SAWTBLLE
It; Col. Chief Quartermsstcr Cavalry Bureau.
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out some slight treu,or, confess There were
fwo1ar9e WAX candles burning one upon either
side Of a bed OF couch. upon which lay dead
woman. the light falling full upon her white
and upturned ace. By the side OF the bed there
stood an easel and Q small table holding draw
ing materiale, crayou, Charcoal, water colors,
water, pallet, &c.
By The easel stood chair. Ths room was
herwise unfurnishei, and the door was
bare
fro m CoNrrHUxp.l
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DRY GOODS, 10.
$4,000 woa.. ., .p..,,.

$4,000 v0'r. ., .u..,. econ.
- 5000. 20 II SOLD Ar -.--.- ..s
COST AND LESS 7HAN COST.
s*As ;iB IS: ;ss:: cont. worth
Ek.ss ssia4s' Es5s sts.
fe9sthsr viyh 5 is1ss ssoSk Of ~ kinds Of ,oas
in esI Line. 81 s.ssslI i:agssA IssIfsss;ssuse.
'ss..a..t,.:: 4; q s q s. S f.:
.s.. ~. "a ,. ass en- e.. ,s's... Lawns.
,::: e ~, ssss
sss~s.a m and Oh 'slsss go. s'ls s1s:*.
100 ,1,oIs l V,i PEI , SCOPE H., -. e,,.,
Rl..:s:s "a SssSs eoeson., No.,
fa:s Ess:. 1h: I,:e Sss 1s:s D'''
6a@s!.e saa ssiss q -. md Insertions.
s:: q !. s: :'.:s a;;:'i
h.es ssostof
Hired Lsss Wells. B.zbss and ooifeIs.
l lss:ss; s ~: =: :, I III.
;:a s::is;s:: $50 ~ Sssss'
ss ri S.; g ds e e.
IS x'rss .sv ssssss h R .ss a. streets:
GA,uAD1rfEn ss..l ss ses.nss;.. sA.~,.,
Blask Lace 11etlss, Points.
les 80 '' M.rAYLoR 90.
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QEADouARf1Rs plPAnrHlHr OF Wash.
81 IN6CON,

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D1AL1ls IN AGRICULTURAL IMPL1KlN16, GAn.
DEE SEEDS, &e., are requested to furnish tA3so2eo
yriee lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The Same sAonld be directed 10 Lieutenant Colo
nal ELIAS II. 8lssHs, ohie osartsrmastsr, De-
partment Of Warrington. my att
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

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