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, 1864-02-17

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rHOytSI0Nks-Tha market durinS thF week has
f1!eo active and buo{2nt, and we notrta m1tsfta
alf1nce i9neaflJ al kinds Of Hog Prod1ch The Q!
icrinEa OF atd packed arc are TOW !shf sod
bnJefS Nc depending Cotc upon supplies nom inte-
MISS PpRK-rhere has trea moro acttvs de-
mani tcE Mes9 po1S during the week, and the marset
has ruled SC higher than the date Of last week
2 sesteW-closnE With sales at $,o,scatess rtner
brls heavy clIy packsd53esa Pork at $DnQ: 13 brls
country II. @. and Meas II tl1-1D all round
PH1ME MESS FORk-Thcrc Is IN active .deuaanh
ior Prime Meas Pork. and during the week a5oat 5000
efls hase tecn sold Ut s1G a 11aH-chieiy ~ $11bt
an advanee n prices on tho weak Of abouf SIC bsl.
ths close tho teusaadks actiyr nj $lE11712. but
esllers are Eeneralt: holding At 917-scsH TOPAZ
bae sales were $40 bris F1u;e Mess Pork S17t3
Sg eE!s doaS ~ 10 ! Is hris do at $l7l0.
,,3 MEATS-Tlfu market for nearly III znds of
aieats aas ruled active an1 buoyant. and prices
~rd .ST - Hn aasaEce OF HH4c = H. Hams atG scarrc
Tniiv - aGse nsinaua 1t xtc,sc lotse-holaer5 Gene
ioc:s ThSnof ~ oNs4u1c loose. Sides nE. as &c
artTr Ss sne oneffng. arc ltchl Shoulders ato IN
low n1noa1 ~ tHtf4Ec loose, hut the tSEkos IL
tTy lots aha Inc sales consist ca1y Of cou1
az dr1 s,tsi ~ ~ nlc a3tes we're: 20 pcs country
Gejycfe At Rnriinst!p - !pc lo9se: sCo pc. do. to be
cnred dry sntcS AZ 1Gr ioasc t1oe0 Is city
at &c lossc :eno ns s !; loose so pcs DO
EEGL1sA ARaISSinr.: H.. y, 4 :e lorse
, 1864-02-17
POLITICAL,

The NEW YoRK TowK E1Eor1oss.-The
New York papers Of Saturday give additional
returns Of the town elections, to, those pub
lished in our issue Of yesterday. They show
large Union gains. In Broome County every
town, as far as heard from, elects the Union
ticket, and Binghampton, Conklin and Union
ure redeemed from Copperhead rule,
'Chcmung County is probably Union. -Four
towns have been heard from, all Union; and
three Of them Democratic last year. Horse
heads has always been represented by DEM
ocrauc Supervisor. Last fall the Union ma
5ority in Southport was but fourteen, now it
is thizty-ecven, and Horseleads vent Demo-
cratic by four majorty-it is now Union BY
h.k~4y-f1yc.
'he Ei1'.ssa -ddses4ixer says, We have no re-
: .nrns IRON the sthar towns, but the proba.
nhiues arc that We shan have Union major
afy In the Bonrd of superv1sors, which last
year stood u Democrats to Union.
FRANKLIN County is redeemed, The Board or
Supervisors standing Union 1a, Copperhcad
4, which Is Union gain Of since last year.
Hcrkimcr County stands Union Il, Copper
heads Z, same rs last year. Three towns In
otsego County show no change. In Mont
gomery County.t the result is Copperhead S,
Onion 4, tic l. St. Lawrcncc County bas gone
heavily Tor tie Onion ticket, and Tioga as fur
as heard from shows Leayy Union guin.
, 1864-02-17

IoSasTREEr's REKFoRcEMENTs.-T
: has been much speculation Us to how largely
Longstrcct has been reinforced, and as to
where the troops came from. 4 corrcspon-
dent Of tho Richmond. Wh;1, writing from
carter's Station, Tennessee, on tile ed nit,
Gays:
General Longttrtet Il 6stn9 rapidly reinforced,
3ofs nan 1000 men Aasf already passed through
6ssstss 70 JOIN their ssepeetioa oonsmoads. So am
informed BY the Quarte.master at that place. Full
supplies Of clothing and shoes for Gen. Long.
streets troops arc rapidly arriving; also, moncyto
pay them of: Many OF The men hive suferedmuch
from the want Of these thlnEa- hear that the fec.
Of aome of the men have been 10 badly frost bitten
NJ to nocessltate s1nputation.~ . ::
Where did these troops come from! Brls-
tol is just on the line between Virginia and
Tennessee, and in direct communication with
Richmond, and there can hardly be doubt
that they came from Lees army, and were
spared on the hypothesis TINT Meade would
not take advantage Of their absence to strike
q blow.
, 1864-02-17


To-Day the receipts of NogB, according to the
Board Of Trade returns were a2kzr Dresscd and sce
Lire The market fer Live Hogs at tho yards wns
almost bare, and the sales were necessarily
light, at see591!eo sross.' Drrssed Hogs :wsre
scarcc ~ and fsm-with sales at 4
range OF s7snss chiefly at $500 Go d shipping
lots were in yery activc demand A. full prlcea.
Beef Cattle were necessarily inactive, owing to d,c
light SUPPLY but the market WIS firm with sales
sassGs5o grus- -. >; 80 - ~ :. Il
The market for Provisions Continues with an 10
ward tendency. To-day We hotp an advance OF .9e
on Ness Pork Eith Ba,es OF 80 brs city packed Ut
&ecto and D0 bsls country Meas and 81! O. Porkht
$3.50 all round. Prime Ness Pork was In, active d.
mand and dru--about COO bz1s having changed hee}s
at I'll l1ue1712E-se1lcrs generally ho1dlng at $t.19
1slo. i1ekltd Hams arc firm 1T 1o4c. At which 9sEe
VIC note sales o. 100 tres There is also nr demand
for Fckled Shoulders, and VIC note sales Of 90 rcs&
74e. Bulk Meats are in gooe denand and ns1n. With
ea!.s Of Shoulders at rSf@ixc loose, ianl Hams It
lie !oose. delivered at Burlington.s Cnmoet14id
:Mtddles ~; a1e in! "sctiye.- demand; ard
firm Ut 4@1ocso0 bo having CHANGED handa t..
day on private fetus. Short lib Alddles were sda
1t tot, but choice ,ot would command toxc. Lo1g
Cut Haus are 1eatcs aad dr7n atda5s4lsAc, Lardis
generally hell It ;tss{o. huyrrs o1erinx Ike D.
day wr notasales Of about aoo tRcs and braa 1t G9
u4o for Prtrs Leaf, And NHe11xc for No Lard.
TIC usskst eas Htsswi1es Epied dau 70 da1, And y
, 1864-02-17

1actnred here. There are extensive dcpots of
Quartermnster'6 8 supplies at Columbus. The
place was in August commanded by Ruggles,
NY informant says should our forces want q
guide they should Inquire out one Grissem,
who is we'll known, and negro boy-name
forgotten-wAo works in a livery stable, They
know the country mad arr to be relied mon.
at West Point, west Of Columbus about
twenty miles, there is IN immense REGION Of
open country, Or prniTie, Of fertile soil, from
which the rebels gain their supplies Of corn
an1 5I. other grain; le tells me that there were
gion last summer: At West Point the rebels
Ind but one company Of cavalry aud two guns
1prtfarntiops:--11 was in September
or October last
Atabout the same period the Confcderates
had at Mefidinn, Gems Justin'a and Aliens
mississippi brigades, aud Lovell's brigade. At
th,s place Is located IN extensive manulactory
Of Email arme aud several factories Of other
: descS1rt!ons' There were also camps of pa
rolled prisoners, cotton carding mills and two
Gunboats wcrt being built =
At 1ibee, near West Point, Ghalson's State
troops men fortified south Of the bridge,
where they had erected stockadcs: s@ ). =
miles from tho city, arc three heavy: lines Of
caHhworks. Fort No. Is on the southeast
side of the city. No. 2 is on tic east side Of
the river opposite the termination Of St MI
elael street AZ you 60 doWn the = 1xes t,ea ana @
laining 70 thc 5eit. IS ihe lanalns s .. ~ MG-
que ano on,o II tncce i;sd =
Mry 80 consas, as - onn This thSa IL ,1nd
fha ana Pa Rotsnrv FGrt7er the hav
tna spantsn; p;a't T. hot;srv NJ a. cs,'c1 ~ p1ntns
n,ttn ~ t1 re''s cfucam f;s sua Fost Sfor1an are
1's.ta.fos uf Thaetow Ge6ar s P,a,n Grond sse11
d lit Honsa hatterx q, III sir cnns;st
~. anr toah .ato ~ six 'nnnnI r;f,e3 canno1
W A. ta fhc Il t;me nv fnformant Eas there Fart
,yorfs,, had nm men in # ~ fhc ,Eirst I'm.
1eSe, ste tr rce,ment anI Fort f;a;nss was my.
1isnned hr ai.ont IN @ canal nn1nhar "''' So
% Unon lie walls walls NJ md within lie cmbrasurcs
of fort Gaines D arc 50 eunE-or Sc runs and |
The tn = rest m has itzcrs to fsnulse a land attack.
Fort Moran has lo0 Guns and number Of |
Two Of tie euus from Fort sum
ter. used in sinking the Eeokuk. hayo Leen r.
moved to Fort Morran and arc now there
prcparcd to do more Of tie same kind Of
worl. II - :, "
About the harbor Of Mobile tho rebels
hare two gunbouts, The .Noroa,, and tho
Gaiut7, each having On deck some ten puns
but the prope1ling power Of these boats Il
detective. They move very slowly.
, 1864-02-17
The War in the Gulf States.
lmpoltsnt and comprehensive View
Of the Situation.
L Refugees Account OF the War in
mississippi and Alabama.
Approaches and Defenses.

Correspondence Of the Chicago Tlibure.1
NU6ssy1L.E, Ala, Feb. 10Th, lsGi.
A refugee, a most intelligent gentleman, 4
Northern tnhn by birth, and long resident
OF the South, has just arrived here, bring gins
news from Mississippi snd Mobile so iupor-
tant and interesting that hasten to 1ay It BE-.
lore you. It may be accepted, as entirely
worthy ot confidence, and presents very in
teUigent aud comprehensive view Of the
present situation. The expedition under
General Sherman, last Heard from, east Of
Jnckeon, Miss, will undoubtedly have ;:
force Of rebels, to encounter Mt Canton
where, in August last, Gen. Loring's force
was stationed. This place is somc twenty
miles north from Jackson, on the great
Southern Railroad
At Morton, sG miles east Of jackson, the
enemy had no Notifications. >
At Mncon, Miss, still south Of West Point.
On the Mobile and Ohio road, there is long
bridge below the depot which is protected By
stockades 49,
At Landerdale were the min or principal
hospitals Of Gen. Justin's army; Here were
two bridges, one above and one below the
depot
Chnnkcy, end one on a small stream near
), ,Chunkcy. 80:
At Chunkcy, few miles; from b{eri-
dian, they have two large stockadcs on the
river side.
AT Okalona, Miss, the rebels have two bat
tc1ies, Owens Gpounder battcry and Buck
ner's Of 2pounders. -the latter effective at a
distance Of 500 to 1000 Yards,
At Columbus, Miss, were stationed Rice's
and Tlrall's batteries, about GO men to cacll,
company Of cavalry detached from Pillows
force tnow Mt or near Jackson), sth Mlssis-
sippi cayalry. Columbus Is fortified with
some twenty miles Of substantial Garth.
works, with appropriate forts and bitches.
But It would take 5000 men to garrison the
place against any formidable assault. No
smaller: force could do much good for the
Confederates. -.
An engineer who had aided in erecting the
works remarked to my informant that this
place might do for resort for Bragg and his
urmy in the event of their dislodgemcnt from
their position near Dalton. ii j..
Columbus is situated on the east side of
the Tombigocc River, and is provided with
splendid bridge connecting the two shores.
Near The Western end of the bridge arc
located two stockades, but they are very
small and 1r,dcly constructed, not capable Of
holding asad more than twenty men. One hun
west or further end Of the bridge t,,cre sre sre
also small 6tockndes. "1e
Two fording places are also fortified NJ,
protected, one at the end Of Maiu street and
one about three, miles further down the
stream, below the town. The town itself Ia
not fortified ut all. 1t is recommended that
our forces, when they visit Columbus, should
;czoss the Tomhgbee between tho Cotton Gin
and Aberdeen. Columbus is very inpor-
taut point and contains millions or dollars
worth Of tho most valuable goods. Herr ste
shops, and clothing md other manufsctories
for the Confederate armies. AL the uuifsr1na
and clothing for Johnston's army WAS many
, 1864-02-17
TH AMNEEFV.

The Presidents Proclamation of A,uacs:,
fs decidedly good thing, uttered at tie ri..,:
time, and 80 tar Us can now be seen, coucLed
IN the right TERMS 1t has nlready proved its
own propriety by the eagcrness with wh;c.,
It Is sought after and used in aumbcr1css
cases where 1t has been available But it is
Of little use unless It can be got to the ewes
and ears Of those interested in It: tha: is tbr
southern people who hare been dragged into
rebellion. It wants to be circulated in the
sonth 80 far as it can- But the Southern
journals do not print 1t. Not column of
any ono Of them does it fill. They know
bctter than to spread lre-brands where the
timber is so plenty. Uneasiness, dlsappoint.
mcnt, disgust, hopclcssness, md tue desire
ol escape arc plenty enough now in the rebel
armies, and among the Southern people.
But what they fail to do from fear, it ought
to be our cndcavor to do, in their place. We
ought to circulate that proclamation so far
as VIC can. Our armies have 1t in their pow
CT to get 1t TO The notice Of tho1sands. Gen.
Grant Las already taken pains In his depart
ment to make 1t known. He hns caused 1t to
bc posted up for the reading OF rebels, and
to be sent into the rebel lines. But we arc
sstonishcd to hear thRt in the Potomac army,
nothing of the kind has been done We are
told that not u copy has been circulated in
that direction. :,
Now 1t is much better to win over man
who has bccn mistaken than to kill him. We
do not wish TO butcher I'LL the Southern peo.
pie If we could It is better to get Tom,
Dick and Harry to take the osth, and become
good loyal men, than even to cripple them
in battle. All VIC wnnt of them is that they
be cured. That once done, *e are no longer
at war, go far as they are concerned The
Proclamation is better, therefore, within
limits, than powder and ball. It not only
weskens the rebel army but 1t givcs strength
to our side. To kill men in battlc, on the
other hand, only weakens that side. but adds
nothing TO ours. TO cause, therefore, ten
stout g1uyhacks TO leave Gen. Leo OF john |
ston. each day, and to bring their guns within
our line, is the best kind OF conquest. We
lave ten lire men to till the elrth and feed
women and children, instead of ten carcasses
10 bury. ~'
Inthc name then Of all that has common !!
sense In 1t, let the Proclamation be scattered
Let every man that comes near rebel be
armed with it and Instructed to impart It
1his Ia sort Of Tract Distribution that Will !
pay.
, 1864-02-17

E The Pittsburgh Gazette says: Nc
Dougal, Of California, and Richardson, Of ILL.,
inofs, (copperheads,) are the only habitual
drunkards Of the Senate McDougal is
harmless in his cups. he goes ont horseback
riding, falls into the gutter, and the small
boys rally round him and have little fun ut
his expense. He seldom troubles the Senate
Chamber with his presence. Richardson,
however, is disgusting In his bacchanalian
rcvclries-:always obtrudcs himself upon the
Senate, whcn scarcely able to stand erect,
always, unfortunately for himself and for his
State, in lis sent 10 10 pointed at from the
galleries, and to have his na,ne given in reply
to the ott-repcated question, s'WLo is that
drunken fellow there 81
, 1864-02-17
New York Stock marxct-Feb. 1e.
CONKNfERCIAIi,

= -.------ TbxsbAf EvkYMG, Feb, 18. 1E64. .
WEEKLY lsEvtxw-The grain markets. DURING tho
week have been quiet, and without my material
change In prices. Wheat waa lul ana shade easier.
Old Corn declined aasc per bushel. New Corn, low.
cveT was higher Oats declined 1c pvr busbel. Ryn
was duh and without material clange Barley closed
moro actirc at an atvanco on the week Of satc.
H1ghEines advanced s96c per :allon!on the week,
DFtssed Hogs rncd 40@5Qc higher. All kinds Of Pro.
visions have advanced. and the tendency Mt the close
vas to still higher prices. Grass Seeds were dull
and lower. ~
The following table shows the receipts for the list
tHenty-fonr hours: -
: KxcxtPra IAnr rorrry,uror,+ n.,ry
, 1864-02-17


: GFhe Paris correspondent Of the N. 7.
-1tsls'''e writes That there is considerable ex-
citcmcnt felt at The prospect of 1ac encoi;n.
ter between the FLORIDA aud the Kc,rsor,
!! which Ia to open the month Of Febrnarr
Aaurdse Richards, who has replaced the late
commander Of the Florida, llns sent word to
), TIE q. s. corTette, now cruising of Ushant
:. that he accepts its challenge, and thrt at the
beginning Of next month he will fight his
ship ut SIX miles beyond French waters.
,er FIRE AT SANDWICH, IL1~-ou the evening
:, Of Februdry :14th, between 9 and 10 o'clock,
! Ithc grain warehouse md clcyator OF L. D,
:: Wilson, at Sand sich, WIS discovered to be on
dIe, Owing to the combustable character Of
!; the ahbric, every portion was soon invaded
by the destroying element. Communicating
:: Eith IN adjoining building, formerly used rs
syrup mandatory, but now storehouse,
both we're soon consumed At one time the
p1atn warehouses Of Simmons 6; Walker and
Epoch Darnel, the shoe store Of J. ~. Dob:
49, Capt. Per1y''s ealoon, the dwellings Of
NJ :,nrman and Frederick Tfp p1mel, were In
), 'si@t::S "a : ! ange1, The latter catching nre
,.s>~1 ,cs; was only saved from total de.
tbc most strenuous edorts Of the
have been iour buildings de-
, 1864-02-17

= eEEs GAIFLE-For TIE faa,e reasons as previous
y Auded to- the Feeeptu Of Beet C4tte have besn 10
4nNes nat lit.le business cen1d bedone Theru has
psf e re- e1 6uysEs Il the
hare arrived e1mn1edlatfly taken 1t pr1ccs fuy
as high a. my guoted during the past four or nve
daye. Tic entered sales durlns ,he day amount to
III head at 5: 7:@s- - rer 100 III,
49,, 4: BErr cAT7Iz g41xs 70 nir,
6seWasf SOLO II ahn- j 40 IT 90 at Is So. ).
ntmtnoId Ep:d Mallory 50 ~ Dis 81 3975, - :
Frye & Co. sold knhn II " 938 1T fs75.
, 1864-02-17
FROM: WASHINGTON.

Let there bc ne DIsseusIons ON Non.
Essenfta1s-tsThe Pope,x Bull to the
Gonetn Stor5-Dlovcnlcuts OF the
dfeFks
, 1864-02-17
BISHOP DUGGAN AND THE FEM.
AMI.


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>''
w,suov -L--
Ans. &s4SA
Where silence is safety It is dangerous II
:. .spcak. 1t would have been we'll for Bisho,
Dpcran, II be cannot approve the no1ftica
objects Of the Fcuians. to have kept silcuct
and hr1d Ills npnce Tho St 1.or,e letter thai
appcarcd In vcsterdav,a TRnn,r. written by
Nj. l., Dickinson. n]aces The Bishop il q
IVORY disarreca,,1c ,ieht In his discourse Ia
sHthe cafbo1lcs II this cItr he opposes the Fe:
:" MAN brotherhood on the ground that its pur-
arposp ia to oycrtlroW IN established govern.
ment by force Of nrms ard bloodshed; there.
Yorc Lc declares It m unlawful Organization,
and Eliminates Ills bull of decentralization
against such Of his aockas refuse to abandon
it. Mr. Dickinson states that the brother O,
Bishop Duggan is rebel; that he was taken
prisoner at Camp jackson by the lamcuted
Gen. Lyon; that he was released on taking
INC oath of:a1lcgaance TO The United States;
Tint 10 violation Of that oath he went South
F.. ana 9onea the rebels to aid by force Of arms
Ana oloooshed, the overthrow Of the establish.
Cd government fthe United States. Andy
!: the pious and conservative Bishop did moi
hufl his thundcrbslt at the head Of the trai-
toroue. neriurcd wretch. Int On t,,e contrary.
scnds the eu}1ty rebel money far 1,fs suonort
,,,,;c1, Ia 1o,,,ox ~, 4.,o.o ..r,. a..or,a..5
ra.'ss.-, $3.50 ~" 1'''e' on s"''e e'A'' oeaouucoo
...a! ..a'
let isa p.eus piece OF bnsincss, truly !;
= mere 10 consistency With vengeance; here Is
preaching and prnctice In open nntasonIstn.
:: He should like to hear the Bishops exp1ana.
fion of this 1natter, and If he condescends to
o,,,,a,, - ~. 80. .,.a4 -. IN, ~as. ~ ~
~ nsor ~ nta,sasoa,s ~ ,..ts, ~ w.. .aa sS,a;D
: awav. .aoceraI other noints 1a;s.M For cFam. :.
,,,c Wv 10. !. nv 1,nnct,.d ~. hi, o,,,ret
: IA Kn.nl,ts ~ Ito c.,ds. C;ra1a 80 osoo,,
,,nn,oats "a ~, ra.he1,cs 49, hs,ona =, 49,
ts, +'u. ~ c%.n'nSs WV os4ons ~ 'AAa
u ,a1.ohos ~, trner ctrc,n ~ rh;c,, heJnnr
.bc r7,r,Jcadrrs of the tra,tors and N. sworn
,,nrnose of both the ,nncr and onfcr circ,c IL
to ovcrthnow a mild paterna1 ;heneflcent
c,verrmcnt thnt has hce, estahI,shed far
nca,,v n,nctv vear. vhv IL fht R,shon "a
aol,r;,o,,a fnr H.. maintenance of the inteo.
rtty Of fhr Britieb Fmn,rc nn1 60 careless
ahont the nres.,r,t,on of the cood a,ner,.
ran Rcnn,,1ics Ia n hecanso Afnrnootb ri.
,c,vc IA r,cns3onrd ont of the Rr;t;s,, ,ra,snrrs
ana t.,ot 1,c beinr ednc,tcd thers ree,s a lat
inc crntitude IN I7,s Rr;t;sh bercfactors p.r.
hans tbcre is some other reason.
IN, ro,rcsno,d-,t on,,sre tvo nther ,,o,r+s
+, u.h,c,, w. inr,tc the sncc,,1 al ent;on ortno
vcrc learned md ,,rn,r Rcrern,d .,e,,t,smsn a ~ s
- W. 1,.ro ~ ~, C.+h,,1,. go ~ 49,
u.,.,a.as, "aat .,.,',.ss .s.s.,.~s - .' u.us " ~
, 1864-02-17
Deaths Of Illinois Soldiers In tho Knox.
Vile Hospitals from Feb. LIST
10 Feb. Eth.

David A. Fcnner, y, 10th, Feb. list Alonzo E
J: nnEal. +, esth, Feb. I'd; jerome B. Clifford. @,
: Killed at Qunllntown, jackson county, N,
e., In routing Col Thomas' Indian legion.
Heath, ]. do. do; Robert Ridley, 4, do. do; L.
Capron, A, do. do.
Wounded-all doing well:
Sergt. MattinlJ Ads, ], 14th H., thigh; Edward
4. chet1ey G, lsth u David Wagncf, q. do. d.;
:. y. &. MILLER
= :. Gm1 Fl. Ast. Christian CotnmissIon.
, 1864-02-17

B- The Missouri Democrat thus announces
The advent Of George Francis Traia at 81.
Ieuis: 70
"H is announced that; George Francis
Train is cow in the city. He owes little bill
at this ct1icc which he Will please call and
scttle" ~ :.
, 1864-02-17

LIZ gers pcs bt*n ra2ia aIs Terv cons1ie:c
sst da ~ IT. T. Fai1s Or fr.s Eggs dusln topssst
NnG ga naas2 n7a ssopp the aim ear
eoet dczsr ii tpf - Tnat, a e ne thn
s1R ne 1n she,f a. snTsFg nwFs,tss e
Roea lastse hsye ssAt IN many fhat lie sfEpt hss
psen EinEed On Monday there va tuil ssla n H.
Aee Pe< totea. To-Day tho market hAss RaNeIeF,
, 1864-02-17

stroyed by fire within three months at Saud-
wich, and the frequency begins to excite some
alarm. There was small insurance On those
buildings.
, 1864-02-17

JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME CoURr--A meet
ing Of the members Of the Whitesidc county
bar was held at Morrison, on the Sd inst, ut
which Mcssrs. Mccoy, Mccartney, johnson,
Woodruff, Cohlcntz and Dinsmore were ap-
pointed Delegates to attend Convention OF
the third grand division Of the State Of nlt-
nois, for the purpose Of nominating candi.
date to ELI the vacancy for Judge Of tic su-
prcme Court OF this State caused by the
resignation Of Hon. ]. D. Cation. A rcsolu-
ton was unanimously passed that the Hon:
". ". Hcaton was the fltst choice Of the bar
Of Whitesidc county for the place.
, 1864-02-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CR8H,
EAGO n1AERE9EN'. .r;:;I =

-. n.,.-a1 ,TuzsnAr, 4syExrno, Feb. is, 1861.
FRE1EuTS-;Thcre i no change in rates since
have stl abundance orst1ght TOR their capscity ard
EAjrpcss nd It very difficult to get cars Oh the Pitts
burg toad. We quota:
, 1864-02-17

The cashier Of the Cincinnati Sanitary
Fair tas presented his final report, showing
that he has received and paid over to the
Treasurer nearly one hundred and sixty thou
sand dollars (s16o. eco 0o), aud there yet re.
mains unsold agricultural and mechanical fm-
plemcnts, authoraphs, medals, etc., the pro-
cceds Of which will add to the fund
, 1864-02-17
#iGrfllunenuB.
nldHS

- Md8S.
IODINE WATER
"a a Solution Of 1opHx IA oarc x,rxs, vrraoor 4
Il acts upon the
LIVER, Fn
Ds1rsrIvH OEoAys AVN a,
zee x1sas success which has attended the use us
topAx sAFHs In priyata practice, aud tho Indasss-
mcnt Of H1oa Mxp1cAL AU1uorrrr- cnnh,o. M IN
recomHend II feeling eoundens that with IL. t,.s.
twin Atsesl iss own e1cs1lenco In tho eafo OF sa
falA In al1osms. Consumption. Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart, Liver. and Kidney Complaints, P1mpss on te
face. kheumatian, EeurAlgls, Nervous Anec,ioas
Female Weaknces, pyspepsts. Debility. 5ypaf,s
Mereu1ikl Dtseases. dc.
Fnn dIrtetions accompany esch bottle.
Price q rer bottle, or half dszeu At one tn..H
Sold b1 drneXIt ts generally.
1oD1RE TATxK Is . scientific discovery, pscpa,,a
only BY De. H. AypKRs co. Physicians aui Chea-
lists, &2s Bssadway, Eew York.
Sold by BLISS \ SHARP.
ds25-sl77-cm xAwh h.dp III Lake street, Cn.eass
, 1864-02-17

: Ihe command left Lebanon bn Wednesday,
aod reaehed and crossed Town Greek with M
ppposinon. Hers they halted for several
neuss' But tue enemy refused to attack
, 1864-02-17
OR,
CONCENTRATED LYR
Family Soap Maker,

WAR maEes high prices: Saponlncr heI,,y ia rcdrnS
them. It l1ales soap for Ypy9 Cents ponnd' -
using your Kitchen Ertxse e'1 p'@A0'~
DtAUTI0S :-As spurious Lyrs arc oaersd also,
be careful and oHlv buy tho PATK1Rp aG:cle p1t NJ
In Hoz cans, all othef7 being countetfcis.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing g.,
rhl1sdelphlals7 Walnut street. ps..susg-P1.tsu suss
nol5p97sSmpAW2dp
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
Il .PERlENCE OF AN IEYAL1r-Puh1tahed for
NJ, ne I,r nEnsnt and - CAUTION 70 laUSt; MEN
ture Decay Of Manhood. &C.. supplying at the sa;ns
time THE MATS oY S=LF.CrRE. ~ one WIN has
cr5. BY fncostng ro~paid addressed envelope .t.-
Sts copies may 30 had Of tae nnthor, Ma rtfASIEL.
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