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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

TNHE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND
Il AGENCY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE or
NEW.N ORk-OFFlCE No. 81 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK ClrY-Wil buy and sell Real Estate the agent OF
others. In al parts Of tie United States especially la the
sou,h will negotiate Loans Real Securi,ie; viii facilitate
Emigration and will transact oil business IN which re,pon
sbe agent known and trusted by all interests b.
fully loysd. JOAN A. ANDREW. President.
FRANK T.. Howr. Vice President aud General Agent North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
" OF THE
STATE AND CITY,

THE MONTGOMERY DAILY MAIL
large political commercial and financial newspaper pub
lished in the City Of Montgomery, Ala.
AZ an advertising medium TIE MAIL f. not 81.
ceed by any paper Ia the South. II has an er.
tenve circulation. and being old established journal
and the official paper Of the State Of Alabama and
City OF Montgomery is read by al classes. adds additional
fractions TO the business world Merchants and sther will
therefore, Ind THE MAIL most excellent medium through
which to reach the public Address GIBSON Il WHIT
FIELD, Projectors, Montgomery. Ala
Mr.. GIBSON, Of THE MAIL, viii be al the Fifth
Avenue Hotel for one week where he will receive sdye
tseneDts &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

n A Y g. p A L. NJ Il X
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. 3ls Fourhavs.
Once Hours nom ~ o. III. TO p IN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-07


THE SUBSCkitIlONlS rs 50 NEATLY
Tolnpie.su .na. !. 70 ,nenueu W 0io'o 'n' 'Aine
vi VI peicie 'no issn .lo - oon a,oo mn
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n.'ie hanamna anu Elm Ni'ois' IN tno counties VI
wilmer anu DlaAon' N 'no 'oiS neai' u 'n0 on i''
s'1n' ol "eSs ie.n,a.
rroiessor nicnsrusor ueporv.' iou, ptcpot" - -
inc very cen're VI tno "es' .iieinia on y
mas numerous oi anu gas sprinsS aiIns 'ne oSnAo y.
~, .s s'ioHrs' vi. VI wn,On 'i'0 "i'n 'A0 i"aOu'
burning spring i'seh'
PROFESSOR onepnela' Oh new raven, oonn;. re-
ports; lconS'der " se"''"e'Ny 0'..p,ouao1"g 'u"A
ane o"oedr''e SNa'os u"ae,''e =" oo'e''sOe'y ua
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-07
Having Splendid View,

from the National Road to the Harrisburg Road. =
About two-thirds Of it is woodland, and one-third
under cultivation. Will be sold for cash or pay
ndents: Applytc ,yOS; shuTyhESONn ONn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-07
osa 0stf g~ THE 600
Weekly Ohio Statesman
x.1terary Reaea1,ag

OF the home snd family; and an abundance Of ar
42fsphs upon every topic Of interest or iirport-
S1ss.i The wide circulation already obtained By
tkispkper Is m evidence Of its popularity and Of
tsbeiHs adapted 10 the wants Of the people. 4,
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Notice to those in Arrears.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED KESPECTFULs
j. iy request all persons indebted to them on sub
scription to TIE Quo STATESMAN. or tor adver-
at once tits now more than one year since we dis
posed of TIE ONO oSTATEsMAN Newspaper, and II is
very desirable that all accounts due us in connection
tention 10 and compliance with this notice. Bills
will be sent out Immediately.
Fepraary 0, 1855. tfeblo-.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-07
HOTEL,
~, %ho E,ivonaan pIan-

Opposite the City Hall Park, corner Of Frankfort
Street. New York.
cPACIOUs RefectOry, Bath Rooms,
- and Barber Shop. Bedrooms warmed gratis. and
only one hed In a room. Do not believe runners or
Saskmen who say We are full. Servants are not al-
lowed TO receive perquisites. aprzS-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-07
Little Kanawha & Elk River
PETROLEUM AND MINING co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.

CaSh WORKING Capltal, SAOO,VVV'
OFFICERS:
OLIVER E. WOOD, President.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK Vice President.
CHARLES ]. MARTIN, Treasurer.
JAMES WADSW ORTIZ. Secretary.
e. R. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent.
TRUSTEES:
PAUL N. SP0FF0RD, of Spoford, Tileson &
Co., n. Y.
CHARLESJ. MARTIN. President Home Insur-
ance Co., n. Y.
Hon. ROGER AVERILL, Danbury. Conn.
Hon. ALBERTZ. CATLIN, Burlington, Vt.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK, 55 Broadway, N. Y.
OLIVER E. WOOD, 90 Barclay street. N. Y.
JAMES WADSW0RTH, of James Wadsworth
4 Co.. 81 Cedar street, N. Y.
JOHN W. STRONG, Detroit, Mich.
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN. 2 Pine street. N. Y,
, 1865-03-22

Total deficit
Total enlistmenb einee Jan. !. 1863, 53a |

TEE Observation-Disclosures and mud,
Here again, or rather an ample amplldcston O,
that OF which We before had little too much. Ye,
n little more was added yesterday to the load on
our municipal mud cart, and t1ine more Of inches
through which The pedestrian had to sink In or.
der to find bottom. Most excellent weather.
surely. Beautifully Balubrlous and caotiyatinr
Nc one can deny that we are, az a neon Z. in =
1eatinl state Of demoFalixatiou.
II tnls DC tue OF the center OF the civ what
hEall he sad Of The outsider Simply 1hat thers
TIE condition Of things is ten{p19 worse. The
unlucky wight Who attempts to founder alone
foao e. ttnds himself almost over head. and even
cnpsy "agoEs arG Obliged to etay a, home,
1t msy seem idle at q time Ike ttis to taft of
pleasure driver, ytt the idea may be psYdoncj. If
We enegest that IT comes before the mrntal vlsiou
" WY OF ant1hceis. II wc could only hope for
change after the vet hns subsldcd, condition
OF aaatrs Wherein NC might luxur1x!e in claisome
ftFepge Tor our present slopptuess, We ai.ht be
able to he1r present Ill with som. des;rc Of
forty.tWn q, expecting TO be able to sian aonr by
and by It the above indicated pace OFT toward.
INC country. But VIC not only hsve not now. We
nave not in rFoepecfN road 1T 10 trHyc, on,
We arc 20 Rnd1y in want Of drives that our faet
youlE nleA arr driven to their wits end on sum
mer afternoon to know where to 80. .u,l well-io-
40 men who like to take their dignity out On IN
airing hare no chance. Whit with the mud IN
wet weather, the dust IN dry times and the ruts
ard other inequalities always, there r,..y IL yer9
i1tt1e Temptation to outdoor exercise. We eau
hot wontcrf:. Endcr such q state Of things, our
Enloons and billiard t.blef should BE- 30 extern
:tvcly E1troIsxed by those Tie1in4, little rriaxa.
top, or that people ahonld seek -esewa.re The en-
JOY nc1t Cel41td them In and rrount Chicago.
, 1865-03-22

A NV PArxn--A spicy little sheet entitled the
Dearborn Schou, Gdsette has Just made ITS appear
ance. II il published under the auspices Of the
Dearborn School for the benefit Of the Sanitary
Fair. II tt etsentsllya literary psper, it, con.
tents Original, chsste and elevated IN tone. Snc.
cess attend the enierpt1se.
, 1865-03-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
ct. 1oU1s, Tuesday, March II.
The Rev. Dr.. S. J. r. Anderson, pastor of tbc
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Eighth and L6,-
Gust streets, made his appearance before thn Pm.
vo*t Marshal General to sec about t,t,n1 n o
oath In the msnnet prescribed for minister ~
Gospel. Before signing 1t be wanted Cal R,tas
to endorse upon the back Of the n.ner ,h,, 49,
within oath WEE taken ipy him a. cjtizen ,nd w.
In his capacity aa munster. The Provost VA.
fha1, very properly. declined making sueh An en.
dorsemene, and the consequence was thar tha
halr.sphttsng clergyman declined having the o,t,
adm1nisss1sa s 70 nm for he present. This Auder-
at The eight Of rebel aag just after tie r;9 lenl
sumter hl1 a. saeh - a be should 90 soath wt,ela
snIil nall banda of these pests Of socaety are nth,
Psd9"Vni Pd Vi esonE saE ths border between Kansas citV
eeo,,T ceo s f. Eoas baahWhaekers r.
Fart scott oar alRuu ntary ecnnty Missouri, below
border the coming season, Wi need 6s nS .hs .5e
The Fulton 71egraph O, E,,a,-
Jackson, and eight others Of hia tsgs jim
Sisea me village OF Concord In this conntEE -
Ssnneay evening last, nnd robbed the srnG, " ~
iara Worth sa n9 aa heed, Of several hnndrcd dol.
st. s.: tou1s @ March al:-An Important Genera,
fGes ta to- ffom Cen Pope is published tcisy Which
\. oEsG Ao"d9us Rlf1nE practical efFt4rt tn
= We've OF his recent le ter t. Cor. F1etcber
~ oltscLs tant, as soon as Information shal hn re-
Seveu f. nom Governor Fletcher, OF the re-esah.
ssa4e4t q the court authority In apy county or
u!sHGk3 me exercise Of martial law thera shnii
cease. i4e Provost Marshals Will be lmtoedfafeiv
rer1sveo n. from al duties, except those sTictiy
g ~ All pris- ncrs In their custody, CHARGED
VIII o1enees auenable by civil tdbuna1s. Will Ne
:uIendered 70 these tribunals for trlsl The mill
ta1y authorities resersfng however, the rIrht to
~, n, oy military commission, such ouenaers AZ
NrHff1TAR and ntn
sWA, When they deem It advisable.
m'Afy ofncers are to furnish assistance to the
c1SA authority in the execution or proccases.
v FncneVer called upon, being careful IN doInr eo
1ot 70 e1perscde the civil by military 4uthortIy
All ofhceFt md soldiers are enfpined tn do |
every thing In their power 10 promofe TIC estah-
ls1ment OF civil Law Ia The State but without "a
a4tng their efforts to hunt down snd desfrov |
c4ei1llas, bnshwhackers, and Other outlaws.
'he commanding General admits III t The at- |
Tempt TO restore the evil administration. after
our 5eaIs reign Of mar .ial law, viii be attended
1th difficulties hut he appeals to the canior and |
of the people and soldiers to msko |
oee % daf8en,ties % aa nght as possible, lie regards
'utla"r, az eneRl1es entitled to no mercy and re-
lu1rcs them to be treated without mercy: bnt
terniy prohibits military officers and soltiers
rom becoming laWiess and tyTannicsl. uuder III |
'retenee Of upho}dtug law and enEor.Ius iust1ce |
lGil authority. ~ 1'e
, 1865-03-22
MAGGIE SIMPSON;
kf 4 Story Of Tic Massacre In Mlnn~.
BOLQ.s3 4
Fl NIHEI MAT,

we Eha1i commence the publicstion Of on OH IF
| nsl story under the Rtove tltle in the WERr1y
TRIBUNE Of the 30th inst THIS story IA fnnnds;1
upon incidents connected With the terrible 1nd, IN
naesaefes in Minnesota, some two or three year
SINCE, ano WILL be read By all with deep and ab.
soto1ne interest The commencement Of Mapcie
e1Hpeon oilers good opportunity to subscribe
iot toe WEEKLT TRIBUNE. It has already tn,
largest circulation Of any weekly journal in the
West-ls in eVeEy respect first class naner md
eaoted to the cordial and liberal pauunare& &f the
people Of tho West
Observation-Disclosures recruits were ~
cetVed yesterday. This was az Welt perh.ps M
could have been expected, considering the condI-
hon Of our streets and The character Of the Eea1h-
ct. Men are not disposed to be overly patr,ot,c
On such day as yesterday. Rain and ma ~
excellent in their way. They are inst What n
needed to bridge over the chasm which sensratsa
the f1gors Of T1nter from the elottes Of summer
but We submit that they tend to dscoursre enlist
menu. nnd as such arc proper subjects foS. tle
c neeRos,ntn nn.t 81 the Provost Marsha Somehow
ble It requires the r1vffyine rays If ia ",or,.
ons sn9, and the ba1ny breeEes that blow tfrnm
ohsm IN most mems bosoms The n-osnec, X H.
ing shot IN pleasant weather Is bid enon@h.
but Ills absolutely fearful In a rain stor,n Sni
like these, deserve to be commended for thcir eIs
nib1uon Of what may be called ..1noral commences y
Under ths circumstance then, we say, yesterdays
Hofk u aitogether satisfactory
Fonfeards only were in ths market yesterday,
s, as I'll be seen from the following tiulc Of e.
EiTst En-. Ward d...-...-..1at Tenth Ward.
0ian HvdaH ps9I aI9. F.:: Tota1 ;...:..-.::4a
LesdeS von:
Thornten, Worth, Fo1rtf Ward, o Toartee1ti; eeeH;
, 1865-03-22

Bunc1ART.-ou Sunday night the clothing
etorc Of William Ebel, On Archer Road, near
South street. was entered by burglars, and rcoda
to the amount Of E4G0 takrn The matter was
plseed IN the handt Of Detectives Mii1c1 and Shcr
msn, Hh9 yesterday arrested ef,oe maker named
person pair Of brrglsra n1ppers, new Key 1T.
ttpg The lock Of he ttore robbed, and quantity
Ec was locked up, and vii be 1e cx,ra.ned @ Ills
, 1865-03-22
AMUSEMENT rs.

The wea:tcr O: the last few days has becn per
fcct!y 2ntngonlstic to The welf.rc Of those whf
cater to the an1uscmert-loylnc public Consilcr
ing the storms, the different. places Of public en-
tcrtsinment hnre been bounteously attended,
MuRDocK.-1hc tsagedian Mu.dock eaye In
Snath q NlSon's Hall, last cvcrins, the first Of a
sc1ies Of three Headings, Rccltattons and com.
mente, IN, FROM snd o. Shakespeare, before the
Tcrug Mems Association. Ills subject w.a
"Jufirs Cgsar." The nnalysf. Of this trared7
WIS much more brief than Is usually accorded hv
Mr: MuIdock to- his chosen tthjecie. Ue eirunjy
sta5ea ne three great fdcas Of the composition,
cd esse The street
tions we're very we'll chosen, as deyelopinr in ali
ite tulness the great key idea Of lie poet ! The l
EcV1cKrn's THEATEs,AMsycie ~ iaeDgte s1itcLe,, ,,an
ea IN th1e " lheateF vn Monday night In her chosen
piece u FGuchon, in which she has hosts Of ueTsr
nagglnf sdifsIs: nn shs is Tie same as everalone
E1pcned ont Of girlhood, afe beautifully portrayed
ey b. LEI; Ihe sseas between her and Landry, (Na.
arszrs.@The DIE. Motto will be Withdrawn
NJ 81 ST. 9a 1 Ssn s
afternoon. at the matinee, will BE- given shaEes-
p;are's seldom acted dEama-" 1snlng Of the
That scarcely ever known thing, IN encore to
ing. The "PF1sontr's Hope" was executed In
The mu>ictans complied, and Lewis pave 4 supcrb
violin Accompaniment full Of melting liquid mel
ody.
TEE BEcKn CoscEErs.-All lovera Of nns,c
Will be delighted to know that Mr. Becker, The
pianist will give another Concert on dc Gih or
April. It which Wall be brought out the Splendid
Beethoven concerto aid the Se1tetio from 0nslow,
Othc7 attractive features are course OF prenasa-
ttor, Which caruoi fall to secure the Presence Of
every person who has any taste for music, Those
WLo we're present at the laet concert Will need no
Inducements to 60 again. We advise those who
In future Issue We shall give dctnils
MiSs1EElsT--We have Just about thesc times.
perfect rush of burnt cork 10 Chlcsgo. Tbs
bonea and banjo have struck ile evidently in our
1atLt tTntes OF petroleum.
sET & Gsylozo'e mins1rels closed very euc-
ecfsinl season OF three nights, on Monday. 3tn
Smith g. Nfxon's Hall; they are now in HifWsu-
kce.- The trcup is one OF rare ability. even In
tbtee days Of rigid devotion 10 the darkis sh ftnn.
Tue company u admirably drilled, and its fndi.
v1d1n1 members posse.s high merits.
erra1ic arlington, who has evidently read to
some prspcEc works Of The Tristram Sh4ndy school
Of composition, opens tonight as the commence
ios1 ms1t Ua % psw ec1ss q eight evenings IN Me-
hR1d TO nnderet.nd, and Eth harder to beat.
TIE UNCERTAINTIES OF FTaAyE1iEG.-AIn.d ali
le uncertainties that pertain to travelling Mt the
present time, when broken rails and emash.up.
are he order Of the day, there Is no better safe
Guard for The Traveller than policy In the Tray
elscwhere In tbs lssne, the first Of the class IN
The country. and Offering protection against tie
consequences Of accidents TO life and limb. A |
small eum thus invested may 1forc Of the gEeatest
their protector would otherwise expose to tho
worst evils q want.
, 1865-03-22

NKE ToRK, March 1.-THE steamer Arago, from
Savannah Herald and Port Royal papers, They
contain no nows Of importance.
a boat belonging to the steam tloop Jnniata,
and all but enc were lost
The recruiting Of colored men in Charleston
IVES brisk
Fonr rblcckade-EunuerB had run into Charleston
harbor and were capiured. They Wcrs the Syren.
Due dc Chartres, Deer and Fo1. Rebel desertcTs
wefe<coming into Gen; Gllmose,s lines. II is
thought the totpedoes placed IN Charleston har-
bor by The rebels have bten washed ont 10 sca.
ward, as none have been found. The only ou-
s1nslion u ltnc Of pilesju above Sumter, with
difficulty Is experienced In going through.
Bos1oE, March TIA private letter announces
the arrival at Hampton Roa IL Of the moaitor No.
c., towing the steamer Mohlcan portion pf tbe
wny-ahe latter having broken down OF Cape Hat.
tefas.
The writer says this achievement by an lrou-
clad ls unpalalleled In EavAl history.
, 1865-03-22
New York Market.

N1W Y0kKr Tu-s sd1y, M9fch II.
coTTox-Dull. heavy, and decidedly lower; 5as5sc
fLoUR-DIll and unsettled. and 159eoc loxtr on
cor mon grades. Good grades are nearly nusaleahlc;
round hooe Ohio; tlo.6:@1lao for trade brands, mar
ket csing he4Ty.
ERAN-Whent dull nud heavy. and 581Dc lower;
ampef Milwaukee q 50; amber Mcaicsn u 90. Rye
so am: prw yellow Sl.569t5.: choice old weatern
yellow $isi. Osta dull, and 5eic lowers Il 90 for
western.
Porto RICO at sc. Alassts dull sales by suction Of
10 hhds Porto Etco, new crop, At 6l4s5He.
TooL-D1li.
fined, tn conn; T4o 90 ftee.
FrpyisIoKe-Pork opened heavy and decidedly
lower and clpsed With sharp rally In p1cos at $.s5
, 1865-03-22

NEW YoRK, March s1.-We have news from
yenexeula. dated Caraccas, 24th OF February. The
country is described AZ IN most Fretehed stats
Of anarchy. Most Of the provinces were Isolated
fom fhe cauifal all mail communications being
destroyed b the warning factions. Only TWO q
he Leeislatufes Of the Republ.c Que in Paris and
the other In Lima, Peru, weEe IN ef,stsEce. =!
ssys: in Apure they are shedding blood, no:
body knows wby. In Trujfllo, called the soTer'
efen State of The Andes. many believes that indie
eciTed the 11ea Ct an independent Republic, and
new Eecretar1es Of War and T1casury. were ap-
pointed, and the Eastern States live without pros
pe1ity, and debility ruins them"
, 1865-03-22

new FoRK. Tuesdsy, March Il,
MoExY-Aet!ve &uc dim st per cent.
6r1RLHG E1cAAsGE-FHsu ut 1c0aIts4 for n,ss
clats b1lls =.
GoIp-Lower. but Irregular and unsettled OPENING
At t55, declining 10 .5a4 advancing to 159 and clos
Ing Al 157H,,
GOVERNMENT sTpcKs-He7yy au1 decftedlY lower
10 couront 9'H; % Coupons. lis: sos regular 104
SIT cKs- IeaEy hecE 1slsnd, Ia q Northwestern,
bich. southern. 81; Mh: Igeas. 1lH; Erie 6ox H1d.
son51MK: Reading. g.; Nigh; Central g; Fl: Wayne,
lant, 81; o. & II. ccrtl1catls, ..
New ToEK, Tuesday, March r.,
The follow tuE are The nllces Of mining stncks bid
8x; Bnrde5; Isl. Royal, no bt6t Mtnnesot3 10:
Quincy, = ;Rockland, no bid : Supcrtor,5 *.
LATEST-
... ... NEW YoRK, March Il.
, 1865-03-22

Per steamer Yazoo, from Borehead civ are III III
following, Who escaped from COlum ofa m Febsn' m
IT, ~; Ga,ts Capt IA 4 + hawtine 9h !iaof. It.
115th Illinois; Cap. L. Mayer, 18th Penn.Tivsnis
CAPT p; Giltn 2, 18th New York caralry; It. II.
81 Mead, 9th kentucky ca7alry; It. q. Badcer.
spth Aiestur1; II. ]. BroWneli, 61.t In6iana.
, 1865-03-22

@ts3 fcr new Ms'e-elouns At 1ta.w. regular vev
Pfme. % for Prime Mett B.ef heavy It SlleaSi7W
Hsns da Bicon dis and ioTer NH small ssies ~ ot
Cnmher .ne cut e 1sNs ca. Asats !y ns.!y and Iosef
Lard lower, 16a18xc--1he latter An e1true pic.
Butter dull md entirely nominal. Cheese du4l Il
1AG22t.
, 1865-03-22

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March al.-Su6scrip.
lions received yesterday at the Government sub
rupiion by ;he Iood, OF telceraphic and mail CON.
munlcattons for the East, those days have, teem-
incIy, diminished ordera, but It is almost certain
gone before Saturday night. Only So 00a 100 arc
teft. Anxiety to secure Investments, which in
cteases with the increasing decline OF gold,
promises to lead 10 the absorption OF the whole
Of 1his iasus within few daya.
Pu11Apr1FH1A, March 21.-Jay Cooke reports
eales Of 7-30s to-day to the amount Of S3075 400.
Thc largest eingle subscription from the West was
from Bridgeport. Ohio, for f2a, 800, and from the
East for {lGO,0L0 from BALTIMORE. There were
9,15G individual subscribers for sums Of 80 and
, 1865-03-22

lsPetl31 DaPhsth 70 tho Chicago 1fI5ane-1
A11wAUkEh Tuesday, March II.
FLoUE-Easlc1. Sales:-s+o bt1s Spring extra At
500.
GRAIg-Nheat unsettled and tending downward
Sales this forenoon:-s5,too bu at ft1s&1I5; On
'Chsnge 50 0co bu ut $l1iG1I5k. Coarse grains and
p1oslsieus entirely noninal. Nothing doing 10 the
wheat market at Eewtan this evening; 20,o ,o1 bu No
Z
, 1865-03-22
Illinois and 1l1chI-nn Canal

=. LocKPoHT, Ill, Marlh 91-The Illinois nnd
Michigan Canal will not open aa sooa as expected.
IN accoutt OF breaks: With favorable weather,
ooats may pass On Or before the 10th Of April.
WA. GpQuISa, Gen Sun,t
, 1865-03-22

FOk SALE-Tte Flourirg Mil,
- WITH three ;rn Of stope knosn a. E3chaa:e
Mills in the cry cf Osts1 IS LIT safe At estxsu-
II 1ntEe Of ruW r. FAME mn hS1.h..tv.
, 1865-03-22

- NEW YoRK, Tuesday, Marc1, 21.-Robert Green
and Earnest Pratt, found on the eteamer Corsica
from Naes1u, secreted In the Captains and Pn:ssra
hcep serving on board Of the steamer City OF
Richmond. which was sent out by the notorious
CranshaT, Of London, with an armament for the
, 1865-03-22

DR.. James, formerly Of New Orleans, whcso
nc treated l1scasce Of the genital sexual organs
lot hftecn yeere, and for The last three years in
dolph street, brtwcen state and Dearborn Streets
Pr. James Is the only specialist nov prEcticing in
tbc United Stairs in the Treatment Of diseases OF
cuo:euc OF his professional skill from professors
OF medical colleges md hospitals and from the
press. These testimonials are not bogus. nor do
they come ss9m foreign country, but IN the un1-
ted Suites. The parties still living, and can be
refcrrd to at euy line. Dr.. James Withln the last
fifteen years has treated more diseases saccess-
frl15 Of contag! !ous ycnereal character than any
IL responsible and sciable-. To those still akep-
ucol D1. James will refer 10 his uctghborB. Wofa
1t not for the de!icacy OF the subject. Dr. James
could refer to numerous persons he has SUCCESS
fully treated.
Dr. James Office, 86 Randolph street, up stairs,
All eonsntauons CONFIDENTIAL Ten separate
rooms. ONCE hours from a. m. till 8 p m
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, 1865-03-22
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L cd with diseases OF the sktu, such u, itch. Tet.
ointment, which We guarantee - cure u any III
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