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, 1865-02-22
THE BEGINNING OF THE end.
Sl1erman's March Through the
Car0linas.
Remarkable Predictions of
the Raleigh Progress.

From the Raleigh IN. CO. Progress, Jan. sl.]
shermon is in motion, and. according to
refugees from Savannah, has force Of eighty
thousand men. Nor is his army loose mob,
prow1ing on the country to opp'ess friend US
well as foe. It fs an army OF discipline,
yieor, action. With Savannah and Beaufort,
south Carolina, as base, he moves North
with tue sun, and already Charleston and Co.
lu1nbia begin to feel the oppression. But
win he come to Columbia with those eighty
thousand men? Yes, If he wants to do 50 he
will. and even further into the bowels Of the
land.
TtrryIs on our OWL coast-has Fort Fisher,
at the mouth of Cape Fear, and Will soon, we
think, have Wilmington. He probably has
tv enty to forty thousand men. suppose they
combine their forces-Tcrry and Sherman
We must set them down at not less than about
one hundred and twenty thousand men. And
they will move Tn with the Sun, and before
tue orb that lights the world shall stand erect
In the heavens, 1t. is more than probable
that the Federal flag will fly over Charles
ton, Wilmington, Columbia, and Raleigh
Yes, Raleigh, too! Grant will stay where
hels, sud thus keep Gen. Lees army in thu
vice that las held it for the past ten N >nths,
ana Sherman and Terry will move on. We
see nothing, to Etop them, or prevent their
getting to Raleigh, where they can open com
munlcatiou with NeWbern ~ rail, distance
about one hundred and eight miles,
and then demonstrate Of raid to oTards Greens.
, 1865-02-22

The Inauguration Of tile Edinburgh statue
to Professor Wilson takes place this month
4 French paper states that "a great Eng
lish countess, whose name win very shortly
he before the Divorce Court, has arrived at
Paris. having cloped with her coachman."
The Bishop Of Durham, has headed the pro-
posed spccinl funds for erecting new churches
in tic diocese with subscription Of e., coo,
to be paid by.fivc yearly hlstal1ments Of e400.
Many other contributions hoye been made.
The Marquis Of Exeter, the principal pro.
prietor Of the Stamford and Esscadine rail-
way, England, has taken the working Of 1t in-
to lis own hands,. The Marquis has puscllas-
cd new rolling stock, and commenced run
ming the trains with officials OF his OWN up
pointMent, the agreement with the Great
Northern for the working Of the line hlving
expired. The flrst.c1ass carriages now bear
the coat OF dfms Of the Marquis.
Il Birmingham editor lately received from
this country what claimed to be the rhiunest
sheet OF iron in the world. It was rolled In
Pennsylvania, and was the one thousandth
part OF an inch in thickness. Since then an
English manufacturer produced sheet which
Is the one: thousand and fifteen part Of m
good cven sKfnce. Another specimen which
at present btass away the palm, consists Of
two sheets, measuring eight by five and a.
half inches, weighing respectively forly-uine
and forty.plne and halt grains, being the
fourteen hurdredth part OF an inch in thick
ness.
Strikes arc the order of the day among the
mechanics in the midland counties Of Eng
land. In Birmingham about eight hundred
carpenters are on strike In Covent1y.about
!! tcc.nr hundred men, comprising a1l branches j;
IL. .Walsaliabou four hundred OF all branches;
in Nottingham about seven hundred; NAL
Tern about one hundred, and about one thou
sand III the other towns.
i few weeks ago, near Southampton, the
gateman at q level railway crossing inca,1-
tiously opened d gate to let donkey and
cart. with a nun and woman In charge Of a
child in the cart, pass through when train,
then due, came up, and swept every thing !
from the line, killing the three human beings
and The donkey, and smashing the cart into
atoms.
The Empress Of the French has forwarded
forty thousand reals to the sufferers from the
inuIdations at Valencia, near which city her
sister, the Duchess Of Alba, is buried.
4 Protestant place Of worship has been
opened at TangleE, after lapse of one hun
drcd and eighty years, from which it would
appear. there ives Protestant church there
ii The time Of the Stuarts. The congregation
is con6ntl to British residents aud servants,
and amounts in all to about forty.
, 1865-02-22
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
WAsu1soroS, Tuesday, Feb. II
SENATE,

SENATE.
Mr.. GRIMES introduced "A bill to provide for
the appointment Of Solicitor aud Judge Atvo.
cite General Of the Navy. Referred to the Naval
Mr. HoRGAN, from the Military Committee,
reported bill to extend the pEoyf.tons Of the
10 thoee wounded while On picket duty.
II vas ordered that tho Finance Committee have
leave TO sit during the sessions Of the SENATE.
A bin In rcistion to the courts Of Nevada was
The Eli In relation to Circuit and District
Courts in ScvaGa was passed.
tary OF War stating that the names Of political
prisoners had been furnished the Judges Of the
courts OF the District Of Columbia. =
Indian affairs were considered until after the
recess.
During the morning the Houae considered bill
authorizing bridge over the Mtsstsslppt at st.
Louis. 4 motion 10 ]ny On The table was rejected
In he discussion Of the bin providing govern:
mcnts for iusu.rrctIonnry Ststca,
Ar. GunLEYEsaid the people wanted peate, and
the Constitution was the only basis for peace. and
@ commended the policy Of The Chicago CONVEX
original Iii, said be lid it is dcsre to unto ali
members oI the House and procure vote on the
question. Against his better Judgment, he would
oner s1mp1omtse admitting Arkansas, Loulst-
HI. DAVIS, ofMd., thought The rebellion wou1d
be ended 6T the 4th Of July, His object Was to
e cT IN re6sll,on place
wanted The st.tua 81 he rebeiltoas states fl1ed
before the next session.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
hill 10 provide a government fur fnsurrectionary
II: EDeERTSoNh r TO, La SSncladedhta speech from yes-
's!1 Ths SPEAKER lid before the House Gen. Gill.
, 1865-02-22
FROM THE SOUTH.
Extracts from Rebel Papers.

NE,y York. Feb. 21,-The Richmond Er-
a7G{1e7 Of the 18th says: "The little army
under Reaurcgard is safe, and may lead sher-
man such an advance as Green did Cornwall
lis, over the same rivers and sEamps. # the
Ftdefal army cannot reach the DanV4lle Road,
then 1t may as we'll laTe stayed at Atlanta.
There is reason to believe Bcausegard Is act
ing with design, and that Sherman is near the
cid Of his t1fumphs."
The Petersburg Express says: "We lean
that q Yankee force, numbering about so
men, hare ngain occupied Suffolk. Their
plckets extend about three miles from the
fown in the direction Of The Blackwatsr. 4
1aldirg party went out from Suffolk few
day ago, and visited Chnckatsck and Smith
ti.ld, ooing considerable damage to the coan-
Ey the Richmond Enquirer's showing, q
rche! paper dollar is worth two cents in
Et1Nrie
, 1865-02-22

The news Of the eapture Of Charleston Is
fully confirmed by its occupation by our
forces. The Stars and Stripes struck down
at Fort Sumter ty traitors nearly four years
ago owave again in triumph over the battered
and dismant1ed fortress. Whit the fleet
have failed 10 do, shcrman's mastery com
binations have secured, and the partially
ruined city and all Its dcfeuscs arc ip our
hands, together with two hundred pieces of
artillery in gscd condition, and an immense
IN the city, the arsenals, Quarter1nastcr's
stores, railroad bridge, two iron-clads, and
several vessels in the port were burned By
the rebels, prior to their evacuation. During
thc con1aGrnt;on the flames spread to the
city, aud at last accounts two-thirds
Of it lad been destroyed. It was exacily In
keeping with The rebel barharities practiced
upon our helpless prisoners that they should
have destroyed the homes Of the poorer
classes, who we're unable to leave tue city,
and with total unconcern caused explosions
which have resulted in the loss of the lives
Of hundreds Of women and children. The
glorious news will be celebrated to-day-the
anniversary Of the h-day of the Father Of
his Country-an over the loyal States, and
the Secretary Of War has ordered y salute to
be fired at West Point aud all forts and army
headquarters Of tho United States. .
During The late session OF the Illinois Legis-
1aturc, one thousand five hundred and forty
three t,itle were introduced, principally to in-
corporate insurance companies, Of which num-
Der FIVE hundred and Gfly-thrcc House and
three hundred and fifty six Senate bills passed.
Gold sold as low in New York, yesterday,
as 105, but ut the close rallied to 20lH.
Our dispatches contain summary Of the
rebel General JOE Johnston's report, wl.ich is
OF special interest is connected with the CON-
mcncemcut Of Gen. Slerman's campaign.
The rebels have made raid upon Culnbcr-
land III West Virginia, surprising our forces
and unfortunately capturing Gems. Crook aud
Kelley. cavalry force is in purzuit Of them.
Anderson, 1hc Chicago conspirator, and
formerly an oflcer~in the rebel army, who
shot himself at Cincinnati lev days since,
died yesterday. ard thus puts an end to the
labors Of the Military Commission as fur as
lie is concerned. Grcnfcll, anothc- conspira-
Tor and rebel officer, is lying seriously III with
81 paralytsc stroke. The halter is being
cheated.
The capture Of Fort Fisher 1las created a
panic among tue blockade runners at Nassau,
and TINT headquarters Of rebel supply, as q
commercial point, is Of no further conse-
4uence. With the Withdrawal of these hulls
from The supply business large number Of
, 1865-02-22
TRONl T1RE; GULF.
Latest from tho Gulf SQuadron-the
Ts1as Con.t, Mobile, Etc.,-0ur IRON
(l0ds Close up to Mobile.


New ToRK, Tuesday, Feb. 2l.-The naval
supply steamer, Fort Morgan, has azriy-
cd here; she brings army officers and nearly
ors, and the mats from The East and West
pulf sqmdrons, both OF which she commu-
nlcated with NJ various points, having pro-
cecded as far west us tue mouth Of tue Rio
Grande. OF that place there were large
fleet Of merchant vessels, and an English and
French mnn-of-War.
The Fort Morgan reached Mobile Dav- on
her return tip, on the 10th inst. Several
United States iron -clads and itoutlc-e1,ders
were then off Dog River bar, in close prox-
unity to the city.
Tie Fort Morgan left Key West on the
18th. Capt. Meade ana the officers and crew
Of the San Jaeinto, arrived there On the l3'l-
The guns Of the ship and other valuable
PROPERTY We're savcd.
, 1865-02-22

-, NEW YoRK, Feb. 21.-The Commercials s
Maehlng'en special says: The Senate in
executive eessit last night deferred action
on ol the confirmation Of Gen. Meiss as Brevct
~ ne1of 6eneral- A large number Of nominA-
l:rigadicr Generals eatterlces Brices Insalls
and Van Vlscl." AAte~' |A@'7
Ihc draft commenced in Brooklyn to-dny.
The Mayor Of New York has issued q
, 1865-02-22

" the Select Committee, providing That he bt
reprimaEdcd
.MeseEs. TOWNSEND and NELSON said feN.
worcs In cxttnuation Of Mr; Fields odensc, and
invoking charity,
M1. BEAhAE diasented from the remarks o1
the preceding gentlemen, and tatd M1, Field was
moi e1cusah1e for his conduct
The first resolution, that Mr.. Field be repsi;
resolution, DENYING int III. Field had tie priyi.
1cEe Of the floor, waa laid on the table.
!, The Horse proceeded to the consideration ol
the amcndatory enrolment bill.
bin. After amending and debating the hEst sec
uor, II vas stricken out By against 49, The sec
ond section being under consideration.
Mr. BLAIR offered an amendment that In future
no credits he given unless for men actually fur
nishcd. This would do away with paper credits.
Pending the Amendment The UQpse ailiQuEps4;
, 1865-02-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuncl
CINCINNATI, Tueeday, Feb. 81. 1855.
The prisoner Col. Benz. II. Anderson, who
shot himself on sunday, died this afternoon
at st. Johns Hospital, from the ctfects Of the
injury. HI denied previous to his death any
tlxtd purpose to commit suicide, hut says he
committed the act IN a moments hallucina-
, tion.
Gren1ell continues very sick from the effects
Of paralysis. Ii lie does not recover sutfi-
GENTLY to be able to appear in Court on
Thursday, the trial will probably have to be
still further postponed.
There Las been great rejoicing In the city,
today, over the occupation OF Charleston BY
the Federal troops
, 1865-02-22
QhtcaQ1g Ir1bnne.


Proposals for delivering, within the next
three months, at any station on the line +
any rail;cad leading into Chicago. from
one ton to five hundrd tons Of corn
husks They must be pressed and balcd.
They need not be cleaned nor ASSORTED, but
may he sent just 2s they are stripped off.
State the numorr OF tons proposed 10 be fur
nished. Address Is TRIBUNE Co, Chicaco."
, 1865-02-22
DR.. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR,

No other preparation fer the HAIR
has attained In SO short \ period. tho
rapid and extraordinary xale than ha1
Or. TebboI1a' Physiological Hair Rs-
generator. i saE.le bottle found iss
way to Montreal mud in ley than SIX
months ], goo bottles xscro sold, with
ont line of Advertising. This cn0H
not have been done unless the article
had the merit claimed. for IT. popula1k-
y II not confined to single locAllxi<rx
Wherever 1t IL known 1t meets " Ah.fAs
same universal approbataon. Read
the following letters:
4AscHzs1xH june -, 1851.
e tet IL: id e,s e. ,sy ns ~
WIN l b gan { a-c Il ABOUT two 1noatai a=o. ny
e ny .hesd mi 1ow NJ @ead Is y: cove.ed win :
a. hH q NO
hT s o i, hssS ssI t5sa 4 ,Ps
III, .ssaEs ii r. seasas ~ rss:svs @ aaa 81
ever brought bttots tie tuait-
IL ass6aa 67;.hn, TG:s; 2s..>
ss%: e:s: {. sss.: 1as en-
ssts t. ftS y H.. e
yee aesa a
YouEa uulys Waf. B. BENNETT.
6FRH0Ft1 Id, Aassa Nov. II. 1851
M1ssRa. T1uEkrrs DEo's -Hcnts; Pie tss seutt III.
immediate y one :so.s htscnetas:f arc neaTty
ont OF It, ne c,bEzaru!ate hasuseeSso oI TouI
art1rie. Respectfully YOU'RE
&. tAJ, BREWER
Wholesale aud Refill Dru4gl.3s.
" BosToys Aug. Is, 1851.
TKDBzIrs Bso+.-GcC's: Fesss send "a Immedt.
afey hva ftoss Ie2eneFaor- 1h1 of 1t Is f1pitY
lncc.SIES, and gives Rca must in
our Ee-ts Il ade xA:rAhI every b1tse ani ns yeC
hive n.ycE had !: batte returned. 80
EcspeCt:uy Yours,
GEU. u. UO0DWIN i co.
StHAaogeF Street.
f=w Ir>wtcu, N. H., Dec z 1861
MISSES. IIEBET1a Uko's,-.1rs: the bottle II II >ir
RfgeneI atoI: which proclrei OF jon etttr
hs3Worksd Il h.e chsFtu my grey uearu EastortpE-
1t tpeffrctl9 to It's original Ms wits think
nov quite Dc Ssns losins and ao yat enc genf1a
boz II $, and ta2e yoor pay ot tho txptes..
i. il. oBEAE-
, 1865-02-22
A RH;BEK. RAID.

WHEELING, Va. Tuesday, Feb. 2L-A party
OF rebel cavalry dashed INTO Cumberland be.
lore daylight this morning, surprised and cap-
trred the riclcts, and carried of Generals
Crook aud Kelly 1t seems TO have bccn q
very daring aud We'll planned affair." Cavalry
have been scnt In pursuit,
, 1865-02-22

CAIRO, Tueeday, Feb IA corrcspoudept
of the New Orleans Times, writing on board
the steamer Bi-nville, ua Galveston. On The
StA, suys that u@larEe number Of vessels were
then outside, loading with cotton, but the
weather Was 80 bad lew were able to secure
their goes.
The BIenyille arrived at New Orleans on the
18Th, severe storm on the coast forcing hrr
TO leave Galveston.
The blockade runner Wren escaped from
our fleet in1o Galveston by Tag Of truce
, 1865-02-22

The EVMcnMiiOm Of Rtchsdohd-
NEW YORK, Feb. 21:.Tbe Hera.ds wash
ington special says: There arc strong ma, II,
e.acuate Richmond md fell back on Lynch
burg for a final stand. Adyices received IN
Washington state positively that nearly all
The valuable machinery and medical stores
Lave already been removed from the rebel
capital, and It Is anticipated That its aban~
days"
, 1865-02-22
r EN- WEE co. TIRE AS
i Il EREK'S OFFICE.
ADsA,a. February 9, 1865.
tn BANKERS AID OTHERS.

The SIZE In my tace whs blown open on ,he night
ct tho eth irs'.. tWednesday) and ,obosd OF about
$1,000 OF common aud md rer cent interest bea"
Ing legal tende. aot's OF various den mutations; In
clue ed in The above were three 81 co per CON-
pound interest notes. There were so taken the fo-
lowing Certificates Of Indebtedness due IN twelve
nonlhs from the following tattk, Issued to DEAN
No. lcs2es dated September 9Th. 900
No. 1sseo ......-....-.. loo
No. 1sS231 - e" .......,,., 1000
No. 145i2G October 5th. =. .,,,,,,... T. NO
No. 1s1g7 's =" ........, loo
The t. vclope cont.iniug the debt certificates wks
less burned a..o the lsaal tendez notes By
the e1plo.1cn.
There were a'so the iot1owiny 80 Coupon Bonds
Issued to FISH & HATon, "a Series, dated May Iii.
1E69.
No. 1872 Coupon $50
NO. StesS .1W
NO. 9+<t4 sllO
40. afsso ".--.-.--"------.''-.-'.. ....Ao
Also one dated May 1T, 1862. hsueH to jar COOKE
81 Series, 5 70 Coupon, No. 47997 or t1c0.
VIII the thief please return the Certificates they
Will be Of no use to him payment has been sopp.o
Areward Of t10c0 offered b the stcsln f,s the sp
p1ettnsion Of the ihit AID recovery Of the money.
]. L. KNAPP,
fe22-k5741tD&w County TrrssuFer.7
, 1865-02-22

New YonH, Tuesday, Feb. e1.-Go,d has
fallen. under the new from Charleston ftono
:O0H the price last night, to 1867 ,h. i1ox 1os
est ptice &hie morning.
, 1865-02-22

QUEBEC: I1acsduy, Feb. 2L-The Upper
noase ,as -, ytnrlaamcnt. last night, 1ina!!5
. Confederation scheme, and m aSdress ia
the Qucen bascd Tn The resointions n +1,e
QuGhcc ConteErnce. ~9o-ut t'0n' VI wy
, 1865-02-22

That tho rebellion is staggering under the
hcnvy blows that have been dealt upon it
within the last sixty dsys-that 1t needs only
a few weeks or months more Of tesolute
work to finish its admitted by the most
confirmed Copperheads In the North, and Is
felt in The hearts Of tue rebel leaders in R,ci,-
moha. There never nas beena time since the
war commenced when there was greater
incentive to volunteering, whether We con
slider the probable length Of time that men
will laye to serve, or the great national bene-
fit to be derived from prompt and overwhelm-
ing effort, than the present. President Lin
coin in his reply TO the Rhode Island delcsa-
lion the other day said !:
IL believe that tho opinion which Gen. Ian
cock expressed to nc yesterday ls entirely well
creased BY four hundred Thousand men, not one
nf Them would ever be required to TIRE unuske'
at the enemy"
A reinforcement Of four hundred thousand
men, or three hundred thousand. or two hun
drtd thousand, this spring, would frighten
the rebel armies to dispersion. Before oui
existing military strength and leaderahlF
their courage, according to their OWL organs
is oozlng ont at their tlngcrs..t ends. Genera!
Lee writes to thc rebel Congress that Ill will
be well if the people do not yield to (
foolish despair, showing full well that despail
Inns seized them. Mr.. Benjamin declares thai
their resources Of aulc bodied white men an
exhausted, and that If they cannot obtain aid
. from their slaves they must straighlway per
iAh. Grant and Sherman do not intend tt
give them lime to discipline their slaves, and
it Is questionable whether they could arm asd
feed them now If they were already disc.'
p1ined.
The probability is that fve-si1ths Of those
who arr nov receiving six, eight, and ten
hundred GGlla,s bounty for cniis,ing will
never see anything but the backs Of tue
enemy. Recruiting is going Oh briskly moi
only here, but in all parts Of the country.
the same spirit shall be continued till tht
first Of April, not only will the draft b.
avoided, hut the claucc Of the new recruits
ever knowing anything Of the sho:k Of bat
tie will be fasn, indeed. We need an exhibi
ton Of strength ut the present time more
than We need The strength ITSELF Those who
cufist nust Of course do 60 with the expcc:u.
tien aud determination Of fighting, but any.
body can see that the aggregate amount ol
fighting to be dcnc iu the future is insignid'
cant as comparcd with the past. The South.
crn Confederucy is shell. The fall o1
Charleston is the prelude to. the collapse o.
the whole concern. Fill up the ranks!
, 1865-02-22

an il1rn:cat:on ofprivatc houses in the even.
ing.
The Mayor in his proclamation refers to
The ahoilshment OF slavery, the capture Of
Charleston, &C., as causes Of general re-
io.ciCc.
, 1865-02-22
FROM WASHINGTON.


The Treasury Tacancy-tscu. SrEn1nc
Noundcd-NlEsau in Trouble-1Ntll-
LuSy mntItTBs
, 1865-02-22
POSTSCRIPT.


Our MfdNfght Dispotcla-lntereRtin
Summary IT NeEEs-1mpor&ant from
, 1865-02-22

MAp1sox, Wis, Tuesday,bFeb. 31-The
Constitutional amendment was safiaed by
tie Legislature Of Wisconsin to-day.
, 1865-02-22

OFFICE COMMISSARY SUB
xssTEsess q; Room b:ocs, chcszo. Ill.,
Stnlta Pr posals Will re received at this oflca until
II oc,eck. coon, On TUESDAY February g. 1866 iof
iu'ni,bin@ the following Subsistence Stores Tor the
use OF the CLireG STATES Amy, Viz:
500 rounds Hard Bread, in boxes
100 bHrre1a FIour. de fyered at Rock tst.nl.
5-N1 Dalrsls -Four delivered ~ Et4caEo-
s01 barrels orn Mca, dell cred II Rock I3l.ni.
50 eo pounds fomlay. delivered a. Chicago. Kiln
dried, IN h Fre!s.
1N9 hushee Bxsns, in barrels.
100 u0 pountt Brown Su2sr, tu h&frols
50,N8 pounds Gfeen Coffee, IN double a8cxs or bas
i9eoo gallons pure Cider CT Whi.ky Vinegar.
1G G00 Eaet rs $40 .tsiss. -. ....
5,fl0 pounds pure Gluund Pepper, + pound paptrs,
tn tnxe8
500 pounds Star Candies.
500 pounds SEED.
Bl1ats1 kwt.l state At what tine the storc4 will be
ready ftt delivery.
Samples Will accompany proposals.
:. All barrels TO be well ''oo2ered and do1ble head
Mnct.
The cost Of the rncksgc 10 be Included III the price
at article and ssch package to BE- marked with con-
tents. nsmo J contractor, and dnte Of purchase
ersignea Ecses7es the right to reject any and
Payments to be ace in currency Or its ea .ty ent
a. tLon - tupp ted ey It . uniteo States
Propc.sls must be In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attnchet. and addEeta u the Under
s1cEec, endorsed T- posa fur Subsistence 6to1es"
GEO. ". CAMsBhLL,
fe24k33t1t Captain md c. 8,
, 1865-02-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
f'1trrxxAT Tnau1ay Enh 81 1EEt

The Chicago Conxpiracy-Death of An-
dcr4UN &srcnfrlls8 CondiIlon-Ise.
3oictnY over the Victory,
, 1865-02-22
NTH aGGErtia2msQtH,

| DEAD THIS AND EXAMINE
IL FHE REPuAr OF Ne EitHARDsoy.
LITTLE kANAWkA
| ELK RIVER
Petroleum add Mining Company.
Subscriptions to be Closed
Cash Working Capital, $15q0o0.
JAMES CRuiKsMASK, Wee President.
3AAfs 9hARsES Wi6sM6FHa sA6F1 Tssass3sy: sesss5sy
General Superintendent
IEUs1EKs.
RAUL n: sPoFFoRD, OF spoaord, rl'e.toa
GRIZZLIES j; MARTIN Prc,ident Home 1nsur-
Hsn {s1 SfSTRf K6SER AX5EIFt ! 5;IfE EPaassa e. v.
VA JAMES cKulhnANk, No. s. isoad*;a,, New
OLIVER E. woop, so..as Barrny strest, New
JAMES WADswoRrH:o os jane, w.dswortn
q G9i; 3i;S N9; - 81 s Gg5ar STREET New xorS-
xi1 EpWAKD N.alI III. AoRdANr Mo- P1ue street,
,sa :a, u feo
~ Q, wh3se .eooe pa:ses.;ss .
suessiibeis 10 us pnicnss- viii rse.!qe eens ;bafss
Sf i 19 e .a
n t o' e. Ssf "a the very
Is Is e "a e r.:
H. H. sns o which ''e' ~!'a the famous urn
PsI1 sso1 Sic pherd. OF New Haven ccnn ,rspost*:
n.y. .sr, f'Msaty wn.1Ht e \; aaa o
&C. e,n. ea,1u,tt ~ ttsa ahr9g rs Or @
.Jahg 60 :Gra.x ne ha t1;s 5ea<f: 4' ''e "'''''
ssats s% e se S: a,sg e 5 s5sos @
eMg t9ty 1
so@ts sSf a'e cores% o. .e IN e4ars,oSar9 a ph .9
gr"eh e. ,esne oas and olsr heavy si0<rs. as i'm
The,s xSws .Ie uy tnsorssd b TIC Eepo.ts of
hisis :. ethP-1nsy ivs5is sad vire.nis T 'D' ~ 0
1t IT,
cis engineer. tos ne general SUPPLEMENTARY, 80
p sati & N %sRssS5 SssRs5
he,sL's:"Se ~, Yorx aa e Sitx:
ate 1eTe opuens Of The piopery, % scale coHmen-
, 1865-02-22

lhave this day autha1ity to receive subscriptions
tor stck IN this CONF upon the teE.s above
stated far ono Eeek only, iro.n tie 31A instant. The
valuable Information. also ie: ter Prote a3F sheo
ra; eaa e. @ seen a ~ ~ ohss: an 9sisg y ee a-
tDgnpan Judge ksow!tca at ny oa!er; can se9d d.
up to and lncudlnx the 4th day Of Aa1ch next from
The lnlorrnat19r xhiGh snI one can cbtstn from the
rrpcrt Gl Mk Ach E1lso:, there can be doubt
fnr yalne Of the property OF this Company. copy
CT the report Of NJ RtChardson. and u letter Of Pro
feksor shtphet.t. MAY be ns the Qnce u1 EOGS-
atLL q MITCHELL, 70 Lasails- II. g. L. q T. Co
Anda the Tribune Ut1ce.
Z. s. SMITH,
-.-- ITO Adams s:rcet.
Chicago Feb. n 1S6S 1pts-rH.5 otnse