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pOrder Of Exercises To-day.

The following is the order of exercises
arranged by the committee Of the City
Council and the citizens committee, for
the celebration of the funeral services OF
President Lincoln to-day:
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Cincin1nntI aInrkct.

CISCINSATI, August 10.
FLoUB-Unchanged but quiet; common
to good extra, 50 5000 90; fancy and ia
miIy at 80 25C1lO 90. 10 =
WHEAT-firmer; prime red S2,O56
2 Os; the prices of new are very irregtiy
lar, owing to the inferior quality Of that
offering. = - l2I.l.'I
&c. "
CoRN-63@G5 g
RYE-95G9sc.
WHIskY-Dull; small sales Mt 81 10.
MESS PORK-Opened firmer. About
800 bbls. sold at S3O.OOCgsO so before the
news from New York, but $50 Is was
the best rate offered. Attic close hold
ers did not offer TO take less than $50 90.
BULK MEATs-Dull ut I5@l53Ic. for
shoulders and sides; clear sides were
offered at lie.
BAcoN-Dull; shoulders, 1GN@IGIz,
and sides, I1l7Cg<.
LARD.-5Sothing doing in lard, and is
held ut 23@231fc as to quality.
HAY--Dull; new S1OClll and old Sl3 az
10. being decline i'll all grades.
GoLD-l40I5.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. It
is the cheapest, the most reliable, ana most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Docs
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub of or make the hairappear dusty and
dead, but imparts to It new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tcrred A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 10 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, 81.
A. l. MATTHEW'S, Manufactures, N. Y.
DEAtAs BARNES & Co, New York, whole
Eale Agents. may2G-lyeod
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EVERY ONE SIIOUI.D USE

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular,
and so much enquircd for. -uni
No one who has used 1t will ever give up
Itsuse. F-
1t is a Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gray Hair to its original color.
1t will prevent the Hair from falling out
II makes the Hair to grow on Rail- Heads
II cle1nSeS the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and luStrOuS and SiIllcn. ~
II is splendid Hair Dressing
1t is recommended and used by the first
medical authority in1be country.
lie particular to ask for II LIS VEGErARIE
SICIIIAS HAIR REVIEWER, MS there Is a
worthless imitation in the mirket
For sale by all Druggists
r. 7. HALL Il CO., Proprietors,
T. II. LOGAN & co. and LOGAN LIST &
iull-9m
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Now YoElt sLarlkeE. a
: NEW York, August u.

?
WHIsKY-Whisky without decided
change; western ut 81 1S3S@2 .1911; the
latter price an extreme.
WHEAT-Is dull and declining for
spring, and I92c. better on winter;
81 449l 45 for Chicago spring and Mil
waukee Club; 81 45CGl 46 for Amber Mil
waukee; 81 % for winter red western,
and 50 O6CG2 OF for Amber Michigan.
RTE-A shade firmer; western, 97c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
CoRN--ln large supply and with mo-
derate demand. The market is scarcely
so firm, and the prices without any de-
cidGd change at,S6@S9 for unsOund, 80
@9lc. for sound mixed western, and 9lI<
for high mixed nearly yellow.
OATs-ActiVe and firm at 651651I for
western. atr
RICE-Dull. iFr .,a.ls rH
CoFFEE-Nery firm.
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba Muscovado
PC; for Porto Rico 1871; Havana, l2Lc.
MOLASSES-Dull. AL ~
PETROLEUNI-Dull ut 30 HCG33 for
crude; 5245@53 for refined in bond.
HoPS-Firm and in fnir demand, at
l5Cg45c.
,PoRK-OPened excited and high and
closed dull and declining; $50 1908 so
for new mess, closing Mt SS2 as cash;
90 5Ot@3l 20 for 1863 and '64 do; 1924 90
for prime, and $2T, SOAPS, 90 for prime
mess. Also $500 bbls. new mess. Au-
gust ana September, sellers and buy
er's option ut $50 0OC133 90.
BEEF-Quiet; SS,5O(Gl2,5O for plain
mess and SIC, OOGDl4, 80 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS--Quiet.
CUT Enthusiastically.
LARD-Quiet and steady at 1917
@2411c. ai- -.iIlr,F- -IIfa
BuTTER-Stoatly Mt 28@2sc for Ohio,
and 30CG35c. for State.
CHEEsE-Quict at lO@l52{.
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Turning OF the PropcIlcr Mc,cor

DETROIT, Aug. 12,-The propeller
while in st. Mary's ship cannl bnsin.
and was scuttled and sunk in twelve
feet of winter. No lives were lost, The
passengers lost all their effects. No
further particulars. The Meteor is
the same boat that collided with the
Pewabic. Both boats were owned by
j. F. Whiting d Co., of Detroit.
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stock MARKET.
NEw YoRIf, August IL.

q NV YORK, Augtlst Y.
SToCRs-Dull; Chicago and Rock IL
land, 1851; Cleveland aud ,Pfttsburp.
IO|s; N. " Central, 921<; Erie, IS 4; CHI.
Gago and North Western, B29%; Western
Union Telegraph, %.
GoyERNArENT SToCKS-Without de-
clded change; One-year certificates, 973<:
treasury 1905, second series, 9sI; do.
9-2O's, registered, los; do. coupons, 1O6Is:
DO. new issue, lO45s.
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WAsnINGToN, Aug. 12.-Charlcs II.
Cornwall, convicted in the Criminal
Court of this District of abstructing pub
lie records, and sentenced to pay a fine
Of $1,000, has been Pardoned by thePrcs-
ident. 3
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue after having partially recovered
from sickness, was returned TO the duties
of his Bureau. .
The President to-day granted special
pardOns to 3. F. NIcDonOugh, of Texas
and Geo. W. NIordecai and VIM. j.
Hnwkins, of North Carolina, under the
Amnesty Proclamation. Gs3
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New ALBANY, IND, Aug. IA very
disastrous fire occurred in this city Inst
night, supposed to be the work Of in
cendiaries. WibblG's yaWi works, Al
fred q Co. ship caulking establishment,
Worthington's mill. John Newberer's
brass and copper foundry were de-
stroycd. The total loss will not exceed
81, 900; insurance, SD, 900; principally
insured i'll Cincinnati offices.
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New York NTonex aInrke1.
NEw YoRK. N

NEW ] OBkI august Y.
for call loans.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Firln at 1852
@lO9 for gold and first class bills.
GOLD-Is shade firmer; opening at
l4l9 and declining to I4Ozz4, and closing
Mt l41kS e e
Total exports of specie to-day sss, 600.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-The delivery
of the remaining 7-30 bonds will be
made by the 25th inst. The DELAY has
been caused by the exhaustion of the
blank form of the similar denomina-
tons, six or seven millions Ofwhich in
amount have to be printed to meet the
demand. Many unauthorized state
mcnts have been made concerning the
intention of the Secretary of the Treas
ury with regard to the finances. These
are mere matters of conjecture, the Sec
rotary has no present intention of as
sisting New York or any other CITY
upon that business, nor does he con-
template any immediate change of poll
cy, as the affairs of his Department arc
progressing comfortably.
The proportion of blacks who visit
the Executive Mansion to see the Pres
idsnt on business, is not more thnn one
In five hundred, as compared with the
whites. Among the latest arrivals of
southerners in quest of pardons, is
Fayctte McAullen, of Virginia. He
WAS one of the fierceSt secessiOniSts, but
now claims some merit for belonging to
the reactionary party against JEFF, Da-
Wis. ALcMullen WINS formerly o member
of the U. s. HouSe of Representatives,
and Afterwards in the rebel Congress.
The Postmaster General is gradually
extending the postal service southwark
from Richmond, having just concluded
concluded contracts for the conveyance
of mails from that city to Petersburg,
and from Petersburg to Welon n. C.,
twice a day. The entire distance is 80
miles,
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DETROIT, Aug. 12.-At late hour
TINS evening a large number of citizens
assembled i'll front of the Biddlc House
to welcome Gen. Grant to Detroit
Brief but eloquent speeches wero made
by Hon. Theo. Rawlyn and Senator
Howard. Tho General after bowling to
the crowd retired
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Restoration OF the Mail Service in tn,

NEW York, August 12-,rhe POSTS
special says the Post Office Department
is busily engaged in the restoration
of the mail Service in the southern
States. A number of the offices have
been re-opened, but the appointment OF
poStmasters have not yet been COM
menced.
has been invited by the President 10
become his confidential secretaryin or
der to facilitate the transaction of pub
lie business,
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DETROIT, August 12.-GeneraI Grant
and suite arrived at the Central depot,
in this city, at 1l.3O a. m. to day. The
party medintely entered carriages
md were driven to the Biddle House.
The street through which they passed
were densely crowded with people.
General Grant will give reception at
the Biddle House tonight.
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JSpefiat aIotiffs.
COCO CREAM ZOE. TH 11n

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR,
.tlh. Coco Cream Tor the Hail. 4 =
Coco Cream for the Hair. N -
Away with yonr 6fey Hair. III
Away With your Grey Hair. sl
No more rancid Pomades!!
Nomore rancid Pomades n
If you want something elegant,
II you admine delicious Perfume.
hyou desire soft aud silky Hair, la
Ifyou want your Hair preserved. 5s
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
Ifyou want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want TO berid of Dandruf, .
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. "
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle. lt4
For by
LAuGHLINs & BUsHFIEbD, Sd.
tuA Wheeling, w. Va.
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Boston, Aug. 12.-The Traveller states
that the leading hotels of this city were
visited by the United States Internal
Revenue officers, who seized all their
stocks of cigars, for alleged violation of
the United States Custom House, where
they were placed in the custody of the
U. s. AInrShnl. ! :.
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FoRT MoSRoE, Aug. l0.-(By NInil.)
The steamer w. w. Holden has arrived
from Richmond to-day, bound to Balti-
more, with the 18th Ohio rcgiAlent, in
command of Col. S. II. Clark. They are
to be mustered out of service.
The steamer j. S. Green, from Rick
mond for Baltimore, with troops on
board, has also arrived. ~
James Mitchell, son of John Mitchell,
arrived from Richmond last evening
and sought an interview with his father
which was refused himby Gen. Which
Commandant of the Post. Mitchell re-
turned to Richmond this morning.
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New YoRE, August 12-The amount
OF specie which left this city for Europe
Mr.. Pnrker, Cashier of the Phoenix
Bank, publishes note this afternoon
saying that tile defnlcatiOn will not OK
coed $500, 600, which exceeds the bank
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NEW YORK, Aug. IA man named
iWeisman was arrested with a large
amount of postal counterfeit so cent
stamps and counterfeit bills on the Wa
basset Bank, of Providence, in his pos
session. The arrest was made while
negotiating their sale. 7.
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baltimore Market.

BALTINtORE, Aug. y.
FLouR-Quiet; western extra, SIS sT1l(9
o 90. i.. 't
WHEAT--Aetive and firm; sales of
prime ut 81 1925.
CoRN-Firm.
PRovISIoNS-Dull.
WHIsKY-Firm Mt 81 "a, and held at
81 p at the close. ....
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The Great Eastern NOT Heard From.

HEABT's CONTENT, n, F., August 8,
via North Sydney 1l.ZAt this hour,
O'Clock Wednesday, evening, n thick
fog prevails. The royaI steamer re-
ports no signs of the Great Eastern.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.-Earlv
this morning the CohocksinIt Iron
Works on Germantown Road, were
destroyed by fire; the result of acct
dent. Loss, 5000. 8.
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removal from and the restoration to
command of Gen. Torbett, by Gen. EN-
DRY, the former has sent to the Times
the following soIdierly explanation
of Gen. Emory's standing in the army
and rendered it impossible for him to
overlook any breach, however slight,
Of military property, and he adopted
the matter to the notice Of the proper
authority. Gen. HnncoclS did, not re-
turn me to my command until General
Emory advised it, which he did in the
most generous manner, as soon as the
true circumstances of the case had been
laid before him.
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ST. LoU1s. Aug. 12.-Quartermaster
Gen, Sherman is expected tonight,
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NEW YORK, August lS.-Gold opened
at I4199ss, and closed at I4lA.
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COLGATEs HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni.
versal demand, isInade from the Choicest ma.
terials, is MILD and ENIOI.I.IENT in its ma.
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex.
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ~ marl5-lydGw
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AsPY BAY, q, b., August IS, 1880 Il. NJ
-Thene is no news from the Great
Eastern,
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tBy authority OF the Legisiature.l
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution Of the State of

West Virginia. - l-f
D ESoLVEp, BY THE LEGISLATURE
II of West Virginia, The following Is pro-
posed rs an amendment to the Constitution OF
this State, to be added Mt the end OF the inst
section OF the third article thereof, to become
par 81 me S s1 Weh ratined
Mcpherson who since the first day of June,
1861, has given or shnll, give voluntary MD or
assistance to the rebellion against the United
States, shall be citizen of this State or be al
lowed to vote At any election held therein,
unless he has volunteered into the military
or naval service OF the United Suites and has
bae.l or shall be honorably discharged there
from."
Adopted, ATarchl, 1885. ju2G
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THE GREAT-ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills

- -
This Invaluable medicine Is unfnIIing in the
cure OF all those painful and dangerous dis
eases incident to the female constitution,
II moderatcS all cXCcSSes and removes all
distractions, from whatever cause, and a
speedy cure may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES,
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in n shon,
time, bring on tile monthly period with reguS
nrity. aI.fz a4.l.If -
GA UTIONl fE1r-ya
These Pills should not be taken by females
hat are pregnant during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS, as they nre sure to bring on Mis-
carriage, but at every other time, and in eve
ry other case, they are perfectly safe
mail cIlSe9 of Nervous and Spinal "A fec
ions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Heavi-
ness, Fatigue on slight eXertion, Patpitntion
of the Heart, LOwness of Spirits Mysteries.
Sick Headache, Whites and nIl the painful
diseases occnslOncd. by disOrlered system,
these Pills will effect o cure when ali other
means have failed. .E4 @
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be preservedIC7
bottle.
Sole United StAteS Agent, 'iaE
JOB MOSES, q CoFtlandt St. N, Y,
N. B.-Sl.O 90 and six poStAge stamps enclosed
10 any authorized agent, VIII insure n bottle
containing over fifty Pills, by return mail.
aug20 .flTi
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AZ GENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
N National Work, the most complete, only
authentic and reliable Life OF Lincoln pub
lsed FhtS Eork Is entirely " ny new and orig
political career, speeches, &c, together with
the scenes aud incidents connected with his
tragic end, than any other. Teachers, ladies,
md especially returned and disabled soldiers,
Will ind 1t q rare chance to make money,
AddreS JONES, BROS. s CO., Philadelphia.
Pa. l'Hs .. juSl-lmdGwH
, 1865-01-09

M nag 6een no acfnal advance there has been no ms
1eslat enange IN any product. The drovers con-
slaefing henselves the bestpostcd as to The num-
il sad ls:r & htn ,n9 s4aa5y ny
eesston are packing their Hogs. They assert TINT
the present week viii close thc packing season
snu inst there Will not he more than enough re-
Most OF our houses have closed for tho season. ard
nom present appearance we shall be ablo to make
" ne seasons M pacing As soon rs tho packers
at work can estimate their probable further pack
1ng 70 enatle I'd 10 make our usual report at an
ea.,y *; date: FTo9 What ne can Judge our packing
AZ hts point viii fall short over 10ou0o head Tho
tloE market for the week has been quiet and In
activc. Shippers hare been The chief purchasers,
out some packers have commenced pur-
Seesns Seea somaWS,t a1ss y,stssaa prices having
Set closes dull at decline Of sc Z 100 D. on both
Live and Drcssed-thc former closing dull at xl1 .75
Gls.m 1or smooth Bacon Hogs, sl2.23G12.75 for
xdSn aeaFS we'Ghss g. 81 ~ m the lqt:er net
for ~ products for future delivery. But very fow
sold ut 9ss &as 80. and Prime Me,s is. .5s. cash
merous al $3.50 for Ness and $3.50 for Pima ma
Ness. Several large sales were made at these TO-
ures. The samo indispoeltion to purchase nr
present delivery vas manifested toward ali Other
mand at 1sidal9c for Cumberland and Lont: RIB
bed, 1etc for Short Ribbed, uud &c for Long ana
snort Clear. They arc, however, 80 scarce, and
ne manafacture has been SO limited that the
above the prices offered. Cut Meate are held tlrmy
at 1sc fos SIDES and 16e for Shoulders both loose
sugar Picked Hams 17IG31sc. Green Meats drm
at l4le for Shoulders md l6ic for Hams. Lard in
acttre demand money were easier, but closes IN
acnve at s2e for Prime Steam, a2ic for Kettle Ron
deren and elc for No: Grease quietat 1ol Ra0lc
'of n''e ana 1'ia,l7c f4r % iellow.
, 1865-01-09
REVIEW OF CHICAGO PROVISION
MARKET.

The receipts Of Hogs for the last week sum nm
as follows. VIZ: Dressed 20b0a: live q, ,795. For
me corresponding period last year there were no
receipts posted on Change, md the t7ulas werc
then al! delayed by snow storms. For the past II
hours the receipts we're Dressed 6,521; l1ra 5,7N
week hive been moderately heavy, but not so
l7rse as many prophesied. II has been universally
conceded that The past week likely to bring in
hcavy receipts OF Hogs and many wore expecting
material decline in prices and an opportunity to
invest. The extreme dghtuess Of the money mar
ket would have sisted them In their expectation
but notwithstanding all adverse tntluenccs TIA
market has been we'll sustained and though there
, 1865-01-09

1ege fund. framed BY the committee appoint
cd fcr tlat purpose by the Farmers and Ne
cGaulcs Convention Of September last. The
bill was fully discussed, and met the unaaI-
nous approval Of the Board. -N
Quite large number Of prominent asricul-
turists from different parts Of the State ara in
town, and much interest is manifested in the
action of the present Legislature upon sub
jeets connected with agriculture,
The Board will probably complete Its busi-
ness to-mof1oW. HIC Hoo.
, 1865-01-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Annual Meeting of the State A.rIcul-
tNra1 hoard.
stFrom our own Correspondent

srE1scF1E1p, ILL.,, Jun. +, 1865.
The annual meeting Of the Executive Boarf
Of the State Agricultural Society is now il
Session, at the rooms OF the Corresponding
:ecr"tary in this city. The sessions com
n"nccd yesterday. The following members
nf the Board are present: Afcssrs. yanEpps.
Ellsworth, Brown, Mcconnell. Ozburn, AJat'
tcson, Rosenteil, Johns, and the Correspond.
ing Secretary, John P. Reynolds. This is the
last meeting Of the present Board and its es.
rec1ai business Is to award the premiums OF.
Nleo ny !ne society On essays, field crops,
sugars, sttups, farinR, nurseries, orchards
| draining, nativc wines, DC, and a general
winding up its financial affairs.
1ne en!r1ts Tor these premiums nrc unus-
aally limited IN number. In farms, field
crops, and dairy products NO entries are
The exhibition tablcs are not wen filed Hr
sehrGdeF, Of Bloomington, has some dozen or
more samples Of wine. L, G.. Francis nf
Sangamon Co.. !hos. Bradbury, of Pike, and
Mr. wood, Of Madison, have each q iair va
t tt1ety o. apples The sirups and sugars that ior
Luz past I'VE years have furnished So attrac-
I'VE feature ut this meeting arc almost en-
The principal part of the time Of the Boar,
yesterday vas taken up in the reading Of the
essays presented, several Of which are Of
aana .maraea aol'lty, and will add greatly to the
lions. Va A4"usse~
lhe entire list Of awards thus fur stands:
as. app1osed essay upon the education OF far
9sa msrs darshers 10 Mrs; John Il. Woods, Of Alton,
70 Miss Mary E Martfsidt Rosprd Raemin" H. OF *lo
Best apple orchard Sl5, TO l. c. Francis, sanga-
D,B Bet market garden SO, to DR.. Il, Shredder,
best Pei bottle oi vinegar. Mn. J. R. Woods.
Hest display canned peaches, Mrs. ]. 4. Woods.
Beet display ounces in cans. Mrs. J. r. Woods.
- Best display gooscber1ies In cans, Mrs. ]. 4.
Best display raspberries In cans, DR.. Shredder,
@ best display straw berries IN cans, Dr.. Shredder.
Best six varieties winter a. applc.' % lat premium,
4fos Rsst Braabnryi "a premnmL G. Francis
Best hsee botlss i9G1 Tne So9t5ns yrpin3.
grippe, DR.. Shredder. e''1'1
Best three bottles wine, from Clinton grape,
Best wine from strawberries, Thos- Bradbury.
Best wine from cherries, Thos. Bradbury.
Inc question Of q more efficient dog Law for /
u ne protection Of the wool-growing and
brought before the Board by committee
from the Agricultural Society Of Macoupin
County, and after some discussion, on motion
Of Mr. Ellsworth. the following resolution
ral Inv by The General Assembly Of the SUE fer
@ ths purpose Of diminishing, BY suitable taxation
oets ene ~ 5as ths fsysges Of dogs
Ibis Board, cminent!y Necessary for the protection
m ns g1eat and growing sheep-rasins and wool
Resolutions from the same society. indors-
ng tho action Of the Farmers Convention
we're then read.
Last evening and the forenoon of today
he5e taken up In the consideration Of the bill
, 1865-01-09

1he market Is father quiet; about 47O hbls pess
FORK have been sold at ftl@i2 y bb1. Mess Beet
ranges at from $s:@e8 = Dbl for country and city
paeked. Dressed Hogs arc selling at 18f fol7c 3 b.
n Bacon there Ia very little doing; small sales Of
Hams gre making at aG@523c; Sides at a0Daic, and
Shoulders at @aIc 2 D, cash. Green meats con
nn1e scarce; about $50 tlerces Of Hams In pIckle
sold At a0a4c, and Shoulders IN salt at lste = n.
Lard IS also very scarce. aud prices are we'll main
FAMED, with sales Of uerces at 34} 341e and conn
tfy at s8ts3c e D. Butter Is in deuaud, with
sales OF gold packed at 3s145c; roll at l3da3ac.
cheese Is selling at r. 10AA