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, 1865-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 2-The message Of Cover.
nor brown, Of Georgia, Is published. uo defends
the Suite against newspaper attacks, Of his allow
Ing Sheru m to march unmo1ested through the
St2te, tsying she was abandoned to her fate, and
neglected bJ the Confederate authorities. Ha 70
co1nmends the establishment of militia system
to b. turned over to the Confederate government.
sions from ptreons who wont sell their supplies
to The INDECENT families OF soldiers. He rccom-
mend< law to punish robbery with death, aad
oppose. the arnnlug OF the .l1Ves. He complains
OF The usurpa1ons Of the Confederate Congress In
levyiny dlspropotuouate taxation, and charges
upon It many abuses. He charges all the disasters
upon the eeneralship Of Jed. Davis, and aays:
ing ino anarchy, and II persisted III, must termi-
naie N reeon,truction, with or without subjuga.
t,on." He opposes the consc1tptiou. and urges a
rrqnisition upon thc State8 for troops. liz also
urges the taking from Davis his power as Com
mander.,n-I Ihlcf. and calls for a Convention to
amend the Constitution.
, 1865-03-03
The War in sam ID omfuro.

NEW YoRK, March 9.-The HerGtd's Savannah
correspondent says: 1.-THE siege OF the city OF
OaIaca wse terminated on the 9th u1timo, by the
surrender Of the place with It's Republican garrison
Of Z, 400 men. to Marshal Bo1ame, in command Of
republican commander, attempted to make his
escape In Disguise, bat was discovered, arrested,
pnd ct once shot The guerillas IN Miehocan. IN
der Rojcs and Romero, had been attacked and al
most annihilated hy the Impcr1a'ista. RojaB and
Romero were among the slatn. Other gucrll1
parties In the southwestern part OF the country
hare reeciYed 6eyele puntshment.n
, 1865-03-03
Lnter from Mexico.

San Francisco, Tuesday, Feb. 28.-The steamer
John L. Stephens, from Mazatlan, brings $4,000
III treasure and quantity Of silver ore.
Mazatlun is cntife:y blocked up. No ono can 20
to the Interior. except at the risk OF life. Trade
Is ut etan1-stil. The Mexican gucrlllas are very
bold, and the French shoot on the spot all whom
they catch. Lately the French burned some VII.
lsses because the people had no: gwen notice Of
the approach of guerfl:as. A French officer who
brcught m twenty -four guerfllas as prisoners WAS
ecyerety reprimanded for not shoutfng them at the
ttno Of their capture. The war ncws from the In
terror md the lower coast Is very unreliable and
contradictory. .....
No French expedition viii leave for Sonora and
Lower California until Sinalow ls pactncated.
There Is nothing new about the colonization pro-
ject. pesqu1rn is still ut Glusmos, recruiting
and drilling his troops.
The agents Of the American and Mexican Telc-
ernph and Railroad line have been granted an ex-
tension Of time.
, 1865-03-03

The Committee Of Ways and Means Of the
Hou.e Of Representatives, has, 1t is understood,
agreed to report in favor Of establishing the Bu-
reuu Of Internal Revenue In the Treasury Depart
, 1865-03-03

1ots al 4. .1s for old, md $1.o9 for new No. In
store-the latter On the North Side.
Groceries are dull md weak- Raw Sugars afo
ie lower, and refined aro somewhat ess1ef. We
omit The outside quotations.
Cattle to.nny were actlve, the receipts being I'D
eza1, with Dir demand, especially for nei1nn
ernfrA. The demand was chiefly coaGned 10 dov-
): ,.44cnt contractors. Extra cattle we're tn ltns-
Ted dcrspd as Eastern shippers arc out Of tho
market The receipts, however, aze light. There
Is eome denaand for tesltawags to Ill prtson con-
trsct', but at low fguree-
Hogs we're quiet, and the demand chiefly con.
fined to smooth lots On which grade slight nd
vance was gained They are principally bought
for The Baltimore and Pittsburgh markets.
, 1865-03-03
1861. 1861 1865,
Dry Eoods............ 3iG,3l6 $lg766o3 Oo9 611
Gene. al mdsc. 25@,N9 1S37,p59 1310,5l6
Total for the week ....$2g11Ac3 $3,93ss3 415e1 ~
p1evtous.y n ported. ,69l,758 E,65oG63 17nt1i

Alnce JAM $-6at1.GS1 &l9
Tho foreign exports Of produce At New York,
during the week ending Feb. 20, were valued at
D,16a,+65, agalnst S2,a5a,s66 corresponding week
Inst gear.
The total exports Of gold to foreign countries,
at New York, during the week ending Feb. a8,
amounted 10 stss,b3e, agatnst s4as 900 during the
corresponding week last year.
The total exports Of domestic produce ut New
York. from Oci- to Dec 81, 1864. amount to
oGs, against ~, ss4 daring the CORE
spending period In 1863.
The total exports Of specie from New York,
during the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1854, amounted
to 5. 5,sss, 500, against *1T oo7, ,u7a in 1865.
The iupor into Liverpool. from the United
otates from the Sd to the 9th OF February include
a,l67 .brls OF flour; no grain; 4s3 tcs beef; no
pork; 8,139 cwts bacon; 1,o74 do hams; 10 tons
lard; 1890 boxes cheese s,739 pkca butter, and
146 tonR tallow. The total imports from October.
, 1865-03-03
THE DEMOCRACY AND TIE BUT.
TEKrDTSs


tne chicago conspsrators nov progressing at
t1s aa au saeu tso eounss aa,
that the guerfllas aud "butternuts " who
were imported I'd Just pro, TO the election and
and others, were to storm Camp Douglas, sot
loose the rebel prisoners, and sack Chicago,
fhcTe imported bV and dctjng In the SHteTt ITS Gnd
.ndry fhe o4d.r, of fb< D.,pa.xot;r .,o,f,,af ~.
~ 49, fa''5O a@
Guy q tAsca9o' iney NOT only atlege this
fact. which The TRIBUNE charretl Ia he trpe at
the time, but they prove 1t by the members
were, by whose members they wert tooe con
a9o ps wa'h ~nose aE%s ms, teey were to be
a''n''a' neau' ~ ptool ~ tnae l4ct, LUG
- S1aaoaa :, a,a1o.s oI =: 1no. 1a,! :. oorR1Nkx.
He eaid:-1 nm mason, and belong to the Demo.
cratic party. have known Walsh for stx OF seven
years. During the summer Of 81 heard that he
eonfrolo the Democratic party, bnt never saw
them; lwas present 1T a meeting in the lnvtnclb1e
Caub room on the SUNDAY night before last elec-
ton: pr; Aver and S wa:.h M we're there. was asked
pare for The election: Those present Wis had no
ain IF nsn.r W uo nIooa,aad ~ s 1here nara On
e|ection day, as norbie was expected from The
Union Lcogre. sstawn ard HUI. and Dr. Aver
scme men in bu,tesnat ciothInr In te e'is so,as "
h,u ssia II wss a.! r1gnt aao walsh, THINK, said
nointSd Of tshacI ,eas mea4bsr, t. ~ ~ fhtse
men q! The depot and fase them to boarding
heus>s a narx.a on sssp 91 ronsr ,s. 1gh.sh
tnr. Ne1:l ssii be yond ret he arms sud
II was sugcrstsd thst they he distributed At
iSc tsfv sons Ha h. ,;vcn t ~ tse cn r. We 1o oe,
next morning. In the 1uornipg some Of ns went
10 get some pistols. hut the janitor refused 1t
Mon,6 be interfred with ne il ennckS @ an Mss
souri.
~. non; n,r row tos. nj rs. gang "a among
we're arrcfted that morning b ooi. Sweet: 7Xs
q1ms! *poke g; ,rrrs t. 1f alsafba;sd to kno.en
.nto Il. cIty ,rhtn Trfc<ir. H. ,asn Jrom south
ern Illinois, and acted hsou."gly. Or election
gsy Via 1I had VI reso'Ysr rnd worr Mcre1Ia55 r. I5
badge during my connection with the ltliut.
may nsue ,s Fen IN tne lodge ana out OF 1t thon'
EIa1nintd 5v II. A<ay-Tbc boarding hou.. l
, 1865-03-03
Rebel Report Of n Movement In
Grants Army.

WAsnMcroN, March 1.-The following Is from
the Petersburg (va.) Express Of yesterday: "Ro-
liable intelligence Leads MS 10 believe that on Fri
day and Saturday nights the enemy moved num-
ber Of pieces OF artillery to his right Ihc rum
The encmy's cavalry md the main body Of his in
tantEy have been moved toward HatcheEfs Run"
, 1865-03-03
LATER.

The markets were generally dull In the ai$cr-
noon, and brit little busincss was done. No. /
Spring sold 10 limited extent At $1.35t l1.a5{-
closing with buyers At the inside figure. Proyis-
ions were dull and weak-the only transaction We
hear,l Of, being GOO bb1s Prime Mess PORK It 50.
50. Whisky WIS Quie. with buyers at sa.1as and
aa11nrs 1T II y
, 1865-03-03
CONGRESS AND THE ILLINOrs nnN,
TRIAL RAILtkO5 NJ

4
| A4 = AAAAhtkoAD.
| s,aa. aIes,ea - y. leseneauees some lime
-s ...<..es.e:~.1 s ~, ~ "tu0nunen1 10 the Army
~ r mone1 th..at, p.o'lune that mona OF
-ata -, w. ,a1,.ass 4pp1 upl.apeo shoa1d oc
~ 1c,,d fron, t1s cona-s. uau 'cce'seo grants
~ ~ ation ~ ~ +.ao,o . auen'' tor Inc tranf-
~ ,o~ r.h;s ,ss e1fpncs uao 1ouottlons
l., 4ha;r .a,-s.e1 - "1s oaSe1 upon clanse
III lue1f SEVERAL tand grants, requiring that
each road accepting fbe sannc abon1a ha .,a
ro,,,ot,, . a. s.si,W.e -. o1in' euouo ue anu
,o,,,, 4 - . p1o1c nigh"a5 forever ffeo Of
the transnortaf;on oe .ro,.. 1,,.,.:.
~ F's "ua4As'oA8
war ana supplies. The Senate FL
nance Committee m,yed tn oir;t,o ~.
4h;a a,nandmort. ,na 49,, o"s
s1'e @4u1't.ne"t' Aao the oenate eoncnrred
In the motion. We publish elsewhere tbe
speeches Of Senators sherm,, 49, Ts.s,..', suu
euei n4au ana 1rnmbnll'
on Inns question, which set forth the yi.wa
.T1.s .4 ~ = . y. 1as oeaAte very clearly.
1At poucJ ADOPTED By the War Drpartm mt
In the premises is shown in a con,r,.. 49,
tered into between the Government and the
Secretary In 1861 prov;d{np that 4ta ri7;. ~.
centra, sho,,d raan,-a 'c.ss 60 40 ~. LII Us
oue'u AeecNe LOT Inc trans
portattOn Of troops munitions of m,
and supplIcA+ twn.tbirda ~ a.. 4,.s
allowed to other roads, that being The
estimated cost to tnc road Of such ttunsnor-
4..,,. ,,,:--I., -ePoi'
sess 80, 1.~ 4.4ns 4"1nef onoe1 tnan over Tue
s~,,s,n @ ~. uo'eueu' .,t "ou'o incnf in
:. g.. =. ~ ts no"a ano operating
80 80 ~ Pm poses' 1nls contract was
4.Aue W.. I'o' ~ eee1e2,5 olan1ons accession
~ ~. oepa' tAAeat' as OWL views arc set
~. .o, ~ ~ s,sAa.o1 euernan speechas follows:
the +, eIi:fe,.s n hn substance that
into the Department; thar he examined tie sub
nnremeni Ms es,d u .ht We 70 continue lhe ar
should refuse to INV anvthinq tn thc 1'i;nnIs rs,
IN railroad. Which II employed very much In
Eond he to s,on the rsrn, zatoaas, T tae enect
and to compel tho GOVERNMENT Of he . III.
% 3cd ssates, under a,a tae power granted to It By
Go,srnment account The seerea 9s,es On tae
properly, says that sny attempt to RIM railrosd
!Hvtse tas ~ on account would
than the arrangement made by bis Predecessor.
o ,anH ~ "a pal1 me Illinois Central
ccpt under protest rcsersipr he r,cLf Ia TeeoTer
7. ~ sack' according to ne process of the common
eass, whether it Is worth vhie TO ,naH fhis ne
CREATION Or not !. for Congress to determine; hut
10 ake icm an n11o%sara ~ ,eas1 -, ane
n1ns expenses, viii be Substantially to coonei fhs
Go,Sefnmeht OF NC United Ststes 70 run all these
We haYe aiso letter f he 10
eral to the aame effect"
The House refused to concur with the SEN
ate in striking out the proyiso, and a commit
tee OF conference was appointed. The com.
m;t,ce reported In favor of modifying the
proyiso so that It would apply only to the
Illinois Central, and tie House concursed in
the report. In other words, they departed
from the principle which they essayed to e.
, 1865-03-03

NEW YonK, Wednesday, March 1.-The steamer
Moro Castle, from Havana 18th, has rived.
A French trNsport had arrived from Vera Cruz
reporting thai the Impetialists had captured
Oa1ac0-
Nothing new from St. Domingo.
The remained OF the Spanish forces were soon
expected at Uorona,
, 1865-03-03
.Qt)tca9o :Gribuue.


FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1865.
TOMORROW.
Inc fourth day Of March. by comm N cot
sent and appointment Of thc'peop!e. will b
ceIeorated On all handE as national holiday
and by some Of our churches as a day OF rcll
G1ons worship and OF prayer for the Presi
dent. We believe the day has never befor
been 60 observed, yet the peculiar solemni:!
Of the times through which We are now pass
ing impress every mind with the propriety o
such m observance, and without any specIa
or authoritative request it will he gencrnll,
and Spontaneously observed. Iii. Lincoln
at first distrustful Of himself, and se.
1ectcd by the nation with but little apprc'
hcnsion Of the wild desperation with
which the Shareholders would assan the
Union, and with little expectation that they
wcra selecting the arbiter between Union and
disnnion, and the Commander-in-Chicf of the
greatest military and naval forces and opcra-
tions Of modern times-has slowly and STEAD
ly risen 10 the respect, confidence aud admi-
ration Of the people, both for his abilities aud
character. until, at the end Of four years of
the agony Of great war, he is rcuomlnated
without rival, and reelected by minority
so overwhelming az to have the effect OF una
nimity.
Tomorrow he VIII formally enter under
circumstances no less impressive than those
which marked his first inauguration-upon his
second term Of the Presidency. Then the re-
bclliou was dtfant, cxultant, rejoicing. It
had lowered the Federal flag over the whole
South, except three Federal forts and two of
those were besicged. It's authority was ac-
knowledged by eleven States. It had CON-
pcllcd Mr. Lincoln to enter the capital as
fugitive by night TO uvuid assassination. In
men, arns, money, organizatio numbers,
unanifnfty, talent, territory, courage, and
above all in the prestige Of success thus far it
seemed then hopeless task to attempt to
eubdue rebellion which had all the elements
Of tl1st-c.ass power.
On the other hand, as Mr. Lincoln took
seemed to stand single LANDED and alone In
nation Of enemies. The Vice President
who counted the yotes, the cx-President
who cold'y rode by his side in obedience to
custom, were traitors mud eacnies to whom
to have revealed his purpose.to prescsye the
Union by force. would hsve been to have lost
the power 10 do so. Every department OF
the goycrnment-ar1ny md navy officers.
educated and maintained at the expense Of
the nation, were abandoning the national
se1vice Us Iats would leave sinking shin.
Our armies had been surrendered by traitors,
Our nasies scattered by traitors, our arscnals
and mints stripped of arms and money for
traitors. Mr.. Lincoln WIS President OF q
rf 1t%%1
, 1865-03-03

NEW Yonk, March a.-The Herdld's : army Of The
Potomac correspondent says: 1t hos bcen dis.
covered that the nrmy mails have been robbed OF
millions Of dollars In money and Fa!uaales."
, 1865-03-03
THE SECOND NATIONAL. BANK or Cul-
1Ar6

Q. 5. Fsc11 senr, ana agent Of jay CooEe fer r.
ee,vinK subscriptions to tie popular - TreA.u:y
Notes. Thsse hotes trne from taxation. bofh
st4,e and muntcpal. ae tho cnly GoysrnC1ent sscu.
.ities nov oFsa 20 a,sfEla;oa and a. ,he p;,,en:
tate Of interest 70 tie inye s:or All rive Per Cent
Lt9AL TENDER NOTES. with accrnea interest to
dht OF nrpeait will be tecatret In payment Tor sub
.erittons when sEsorttd ACCORDING to d,te and &C
aom1antca hy 1nt- Liberal ARRANGEMENTS will be
nude With Banks md Bankers.
-.- j. 4. ELLIS, PzeatAaal
, 1865-03-03

Here the market opened on the street at 1871,
declined to 1o5, and closed quiet at 1E. On the
stock Board, sales were liberal at 197@10si. Sl-
yer is nominal at 18sG11ss.
Government Bonds were quiet. We quote !:
5aos steady at 10 buying and Ill selling; 1040s,
cx. div, 96 bid. 81 asked.
Cook County Scrip was a shade easier to-day,
with moderate sales at saG83. Buyers are hold
ing of at present in hopes Of decline, but some
heavy capitalists prepared to buy freely when
eyer quotations fall eG3 per cent, and We do not
anticipate any serious glut in the market in con
sequence OF the refusal Of the President to reduce
the quota.
Saturday being observed rs 4 holiday, the banks
wilal be closed and all notes falling due on that
day vii have to be paid tomorrow {rrtday.)
The Philadelphia Press complains Of the cost
Of collecting the taxes under the 1ote{nal Revenue
law. It SAYS that the internal revenue staH Is Ut
once too numerous snd too costly; thu: three men
are employed to do the work Of one, and that tho
salaries and otnsr emoluuents OF Office are ex-
brilliantly great" II States that each OF the four
Collectors Of Philadelphia receives salary con-
eiderably larger than the Vice President or auy
Or every member Of the Cabinet, and that the cost
Of collecting the internal revenue ia over I per
cent, whereas 1t ought not to bu more than per
cent.
The New York Times 10 advoca+in. gradual.
Eather than a sudden decline In gold, because the
latter would involve the ruin Of many merchants
The best way tosecure this, in our opinion, Is for
merchants to ttcp ''bullins' gold in New York
10 as to keep up the prIces Of merchandise. II
they pcrsist In doing this, the only effect will be
sudden collapse, which will blow them al up to-
gethe1. Let merchants leave gold to the specu-
lhto.s, and attend strictly to their business, and
they will be in much better condition to act
prudently than when they devote one+ha1f OF their
time to operations in the gold room. The at
mospherc there Is unhealthy orleglhmate traders.
The total foreign imports Of merchandise at
New York, for the week ending Feb. 70. was as
f0tfow6:
, 1865-03-03

$ipElctou'. Kslid on Richmond,
NEW YoRK, Wednesday, March 1.-Tho TIL
bane's Washington special s1ys "Jndge Hughes,
who accompanied Ten. Singleton 1s far as Grants
llncs, on his way to Richmond, has returned herd.
dcneral singleton enteEel the rebel iEes and pro-
ceeded to Richmond
, 1865-03-03
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

NEW ToRE, March 2.-The Htrald's Washing
ton special esys: "Sheridau has sent force for
ward to ascertain II Lee is preparing to fall back
In TSnrhhurr
, 1865-03-03

THURSDAY EvEE1Nd, March 2
Tho following summary shows the movement
Of Produce and Provisions during the past twenty
forr hours:
, 1865-03-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

lRUNtUA3 41.1
HEEF CATTIE-Jhe-1eceipfs 10 day. ~ reported
BY the Board OF Tra.e. amounted to 1855. IN tic
sstEMeots to only 1T head. The market to-aay was
mere actve than for seversl days past, and medium
grades told 1t shade better pric-s hzu ysse.-
day. The demand, however. is almost wholly eounned
to this Rrade cfatcck the buyers Of which are pr1nci
patty Goye1nme1t contrt etols
There Is still very lixhs inquiry for prime BeeTa
Is NV ofk shippers afraid 10 rlsk tending any
East TILL a1tr Lent there being no It p:.sent
on which to operate and Succession OF dull mazae's
Is expected far two three weeks to come. The re
certs, hewever. At present are very light.
There IL ! limited demand for Scal1aWig1. to nj
Stztc Prisou eontrAcennd for city consumption but
prices rule low.
This RAles to Day foot up $50 bead At 81 Is fr
sc.aHags, Is tGaeo for light ftee.s 2nd Cows 90
@80c for mtoiun to talr amt s0o1oLn fnr prime to
extT1.
The principal e<es 1t the several y1rds to day we're
NAI.E4 GE BRRE TIT : 70 n :.
, 1865-03-03
pCHENKS PUIMONIC 81.

~ RUP SEA WE'D TONIC AND MANDtA41
FlILS.-These deserTedJ and celentated &nd POI
alar medicines have a1ecteet revelation n ths
which h:ve. Tor many 5enss. ohstsucssd tns 2 oe5es
aCcn5umption u tncuEab,e, d-terTed phJMcta1a
from stteaptlnF 70 md remedies fo! that aiseH md
death v,thout making any e1ort to escaDe from I
doom which they supposed 70 b unaYtidahle- II l.
now proved. however, that CoHsuHTIoN cAN m
CURED, And that It HAS nxas cured In g1eas nunbe1
OF Of them apparently desperate on~s By
By the s4u medicine: u conn ection with SienckI
SeA Weed Tonic and Mandrake P1,1s, enc or both &C.
himself who has enjoyed uninterrupted good heall
Tor more than thirty Eears WAS supposed, Il trs.
pronounced bis ease hope.ess and aoaudonet him %
hts ME, He was cured BY the Aforesaid syrup; and
hare Wed Dr.. schenekT medlctnes with the SAME r%
m2skAole SUCCESS. These excellent medicines toH
sale IN tnls ctB, By III druggists. Full directions tn
the nse q tnem accompany each bottle.
, 1865-03-03
CORN NAL.
B1ddison & Gilmore, Rock Island, 100 brls at

Blddison q Gilmore, Rock 1sland, 100 brls at
$3.76.
HARD nREAD.
ETC. Child, 5o,otO ms at s5.E.
BEANs.
Howe 4 Robbins, ], 600 bu at $a.19.
ia. Brown d Co., 800 bn at $2.23
Webs!er q Co., 600 hu at $22A.
SUGAR.
q. ". Flanders 4 Co., 10000 b., sofe.
aREEH CoJYKR.
G ". Flanders d Co., SOC. 600 ns, 4s}e.
Hatfield d Co., Il, ,0Q0 bs, 41c.
1oLA8sEs.
@. ". Flanders Il Co., j, GO gals, 7sc.
- vNE1AR.
F. a. Thomas, 10 COO gals. CSC.
GROUND PKPPER.
F. Smith & Bro, 2UC0 tbs, SIC.
Co.'s & uosg. 3G0O DB, 4oc.
-. syAR CANDLES.
Hill & shillits, 8. .0G0 Ds, Sic.
WriBley Bro CO. COO tbs Oh:
, 1865-03-03

GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS.

1fr. F. II. REAz01s and others, will sell fhron n
JOHN B. MYERS q co Auc.iLneeFs. Ph!iadelp3t1.
On Thursdoy, Mareh 9th,
4co0 entire packages Of Cotton and Wooden and Luen
Try Goods. mr. rising the Moat desirable
offered ut Auction. Incuued In The sae Elu be tound
large lines Of
Brown AND BLEACHRD saaEr1NGs.
BROWN AND BLEACHKD 5H1REI.SGs.
BROWN AND Guild CORSET JEANS.
BRoRNAND BtEACHgD DRILLy,
YORK, EvERETT Il P8ABERT0y cOTIoNApR3,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
Meutmack, eprsgnc, American. AnoskesS, aud other
brands CT pftnta-
DENNIS, STRIPES AND II 7Ks,
FUKSlTURE AND APRON C3ECKs.
sATINETs AND CLOTuS,
And m any other cla,ses ofINPoRTD AND DoNES$
TIC GOODS.
The ab,.e offering is cne Of the TARGET ever made
ia this country aEd well worthy the nt'entl u ofta
trare rntcM 1861 enap
, 1865-03-03

EVENING SESSION.
The only t1spstch received from New York dur
ine the session, quoted gold, at $50, ut 1s7x.
There Waa but little done, and the market WAS per-
fectlY lffeleaa. Ealea Hera.
, 1865-03-03
Comufssory Awards nj CHICAGO.

rommtssnrJ Awards ut Chicago.
: The following awards were made on the 2sth
ult by g. ". Campbell, Capt. and G. s., at this
Poet:
FLOUR.
A. G. Burwell, at Rock 1sl1nd, 800 brls Xxx
at 47.12f. .... .-...
.. Adams & Co., 1900 br1s ''XXXX" at $50.
1.500 brls 'Unton" at 37-4j.
Ianc 4 Foster, 1,010 br1s ttXXKX' at $7.s5.
at $7.10.
, 1865-03-03

New Fsrk stock Market.
c1os1pg prices for caah, M.zca2 1856 R.cetyeab byF
G. Saltonstan q Co., ComMAsion stocs and Bqpd
HrckAER. u fY4rk 4treaf chtrn0o
, 1865-03-03

FLDUk-Iecet;ed. ISIS b1's: shippsd, 32s b-ls-
Marke. duil. Sslts we're: 81 kTa "DoNaSiacr White
Winter a 40 Is; lto nE1s "Browu'." .cloee Spring
Ezra st tseo: Mo bse FULTON Co." do ut s7.4o; 100
..sNtfEAT-Eeceived, 400 bu; shipped. 10 40 bu.
Market quiet knd H@xc lower than It the c ose OF
'Chauae yc.Ie.day. Sales ~ert No?o bu No sp.tng
sms CO Il si ioo IN dc 81 iii; 800 o. b. do !:
slT3: 4eo b. d. IT st go ba DO At sl2i-elosng
CuIkN- Received, 5d5 bn: sh!pped, Il ,39l bn.
Market dull anu 1c lower. Ealts were: ato bu No
orn It SC; lao bn Rejected at 7sc; 800 tu do at
&c; o bn 90 At 13Hc.
kst dull huysFs md sen r being ,part Salts we're
s5c: 6cl IN do II ssKci 800 hu No At37c-
RYE-ks eeived, 40 bu suippet. 4lo bu. Market
quiet and unchanged. Bales Nrio: 500 bR No. In
Etcre at Sc.
UAKLEY-Escelved, 40 bu: shipped, none.
Market dull. Sales were: 100 bu old No. 1t 41l3:
o bu new Nc. Sorta Side, 1t $1.to; 8 bags 1t soc
on track
ALCOHOL-Nor1inal It $42s9i.u-
BEA S%-Arrkes tsu Sales nere:-5 hrl! extra
prime Navy IT brla extra; - prlG at $elo, pkgs
tnciu leo. II bars II Il 81. -..
BKsltl1l EnRN-1secetyed, 1868 hs; shlopad,
q A8rfeE Quiet nut 1fm at k4N ,WEA4G1 %
, 1865-03-03
le sales today at the VeFaI yard. were
BOG SALE3 TODAY,


THURSDAY EvrSIHg, March 2, 1855.
EpEsGRTs-Thare Il no change In rates. We
u n HnfA
, 1865-03-03

NIc4 Eage Of Governor Brown to the Re-
akkembled LegtsI0ture-24e Denounr-
ek the Government at Richmond, bnt
BILL Alhe hefe8 10 Sece1alons
, 1865-03-03

ELECTION NOTICE The An
i nual Meeting ct stockro dets OF tho Mesehsnsze
Ssv,nga. LoAn and rnss oEupany tcr the election e1
thirteen TRp8tot Will be b ss he os. OF hA said
Company IN Chicago, On MONDAY, kareh ~, bs.
tFten ,he hourS qt "a. u. snd 2.
felt kls7lst L. ]. GAGE, secyesaxx.
, 1865-03-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM SHER..
MANS: ARMY.
Columbia Destroyed by Sherman
in Retaliation.
MESSAGE OF aoY. BROWN
Of GEORGIA.
LATER FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY,


] he Citizens Of Columbia, 8. Co. Fire
upon our Troops from their Houses,
nnd the CITY was Destroyed in Retal1-
Ga.