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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES.

SrREaTIE1p, ILL.,. Jan. Is.
The Mayor and Common Council OF Chicago ap-
peared in tie lohbtes this morning. At The aamc
lime considerable pamphlet. oppottns. the Chi
| ca:o River CommiEslone1s' bill, was laid on Tbs
taIles II the members. published BY the City
So far!.hc Governor has signed but five bills.
Both Houses will reach Chicago on Saturday
| might
. IT.. morning, during dur The reports = lhs Con.
rsnce charter. were rrported with IN amendment
making Them subject to futurs leglslae,on.
NJ. Green moved to lag the amendment The
State to which the amendment would rot apply.
The amendment would give them the monopoly
At:er discussion. the amendment was laid oa the
table. So far the Senate L. concerned that uucs-
REronrs or STANDING coxH17sEzs-The fol-
lowing bills were reported and ordered eugfossed
@ Mi l IsiehafdsDfo % Incorporate the Sycamore In
IlFnnef ~, nsaffsnes, hslts1
build bsldge acsoss Rock River; to incorporate
the Chicago and Mississippi Canal Compsny, the
Lutheran Teachers Seminary. harrington Mutual
pauy. the town OF Upper Alton, tho towns OF Car
frsrklln Insurance, Travellers Insurance, aud Au
rora Fire Insurance Companies; 10 racatG s.fect
Norris; to incorporate ths Illinois and Indiana
Turnpike, End the Old Ladies' Home Of Chicago:
te amend the Charts, re Of MasomP to e.
tmy; 10 Incorporate Tie Yonag Mems Associ .;ion
Of frincelon, tie Lincoln University Of yomin.,
Es Gfsnd tn rrs1rse Seminary an.f coPmetcla CO..
anle1.e. tue charter Of Washington to incorporate
the town q Csotley;
ton; HAMILTON, The Illinois River Bridge Compsn1
Valley Ins9saee VIII am:ndaeni tSs ths
company, viii snozdns1t, the % nows,d inau4snte aa
COMPANY; 10 establish a FIRE department in Quincy;
to Incorporate the Illinois and Missouri TranspGr.
Sr. Mcconnell, ffom he committee on Finance
"A 3ill for the rcliei Of Parsons N. Wordele-or-
dercd to third reading.
dcd, and the House resolution, printing tho Peui-
tentiary reports, Was passcd
Mr.. Green Of Marion, from the Committee on
law. same-Regulat1ng the renting Ind sale oi
school section 81. range IS east.
Mr. Peters NOM The Committee on Petitions
Green Of Marion, moved to recommit+
A message waa received from the Governor, nn-
n uncing that he had approved the ioiAt resolu-
Nr. WaEd moved to suspend tho rules and take
up The House bill to authorlze Cook county to
Issue war bonds: Passed.
Bills, reported the bill to incorporate thu Chicago
Union Stock Tara and Trausit Company.
NJ. Webster moved 10 suspend the rules to ta.e
rcau county. The bill passed. -
On moeion Of Nr. Reilly, the House bill for tha
Southern illinois war ts1 was amended and
On motion Of Hr. schoneld. the House bill to
authortxo Hancock county 10 levy war tax w4a
liz. Addams, by leave, moved to extend .he
time for collection Of the war tax IN Stephenson
aud AEox conntics Real three times and passed.
nj. Mach, from. the. Committee on Railroads.
moved to snend the charters Of the Ottawa, ua-
snego and .Fo1 hIser Valley Railroad, the Papa,
, 1865-01-26
FROM CANADA.
All Cause of complaint from tho Uui-
ted States to be Removed.

NEW YoR1, Jan. e5.-The New York 77mts'
Washing ton speCiAl says: ''Thc Government llas
been assured The Canadian authorities hays deter
mined to removs all CAUSES Of dissatisfaction on
The part Of Ibis country, growing out Of Escent &C.
cu1fence.. Judge Co1rtol will beremovcd. This
VIII probably lead to speedy abrosatlo1 OF tho
PASSPORT tystem."
, 1865-01-26
SAMUEL CHASE,
T. N. BENEDICT,
: L, B. OTIS.
FREDERICK STAuL.
A riNDHVfJ

nto1p 1h S ;nT askea o
from the unauthorized act OF certain un-
known parties, and to restore everything to
its antccedcpt position. The present act rep.
resents the official action OF the Episcopal
church, and am sure will commend itself to
cur Legislature. CHuRCuAAy.
, 1865-01-26
An Offer to Murder President Lincoln.
The following appears In the advertising

Owe MILLION DOLLARS WANTED TO HAVE
PEACE Br TIE 1sT OF hARCu.-lt the cit1zenl
with " III he % cash. or ] good securities for he sum
Of one million dollars. / will cause the lives Of
Abraham lincoln, william H. Seward and
Andtew johnson to be taken by the 1st OF
Mach ncxt. This will give US peace, anu So
tisfy the world that cruel tyrants cannot live
III ':land Of liberty" II this Is not &C,
complished. nothing can be claimed oeyona
the sup Of ffty thousand dollars, IN adVanes,
aud slaughter these three Villains:
Iw,ll give, myself, one thousand dollars to-
wards this patriotic purpose, Every one
wishing to contribute will address boz :
Cahaba Alabama. a.
DECEMBER l. 1854. !.
, 1865-01-26

E1r1Scp Ou-The market VA tnAcuTe-tuYcrs
nd sellers were apast In their vews, ant It wou be
dsa fo5 holders to Feaze q prices faat Wese
liye,ed on cars; This would reduce bonded 70 &c:
CRtpE QIL-The market was qu1et. with = limited
inquiry. sale. sc Iris It 49, packages included; Isl
br Is do, nhIue terms.
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Toledo Grain tiAr2et-Jau. 113.

GR1lN-WkC1~NXfEet0 0Q]E[. VIII Z u0HnNNFU
tanut ncy; 81 IS o. bu No. Red ae II y: loo bn No
! Red At sl.7 80 bu Ampcr Miehtssn a tiSi:
we're scarce. Corn ~ h1 new rejected It DC
u o. VS. bid for ko: ! rev Corn 10 lies 0ats--
fereh Il &l.36, without nrdink purchasers No. ~
held At about &c below No. !. BareJ-DuI, no trAns-
, 1865-01-26

BUFFALO, jan. ss.-The american Hotel Ia now
on Ore. The wind IL wcat blowing gale, and IL
IL showing turiously. Particulars ~ soon a.
possible.
bEcoyp DISPATCH.
DrJF4Lo, jan 25.-Tho American Hotel il In
Main strcet has beeu blown up By order Of Nsvor w
Fargo. This partly arrested Tie are. but Il i.
feared It will extend to Pearl street. 4 furious
gale ts blowing with SNOW. The tkermoueter Is
6above zet6, btaventing the 1lre'acnt1on working
to any great extent
The fnis n Stove Work. Of George ., Bull 4,
Co. were destroyed BY fire early lsst ereDins,
All the trains on the railroads are delayed 6y the
storm.
The loss 1,y the American Hotel frc is estlmatad
ut from $yyQ. 10 to <700,tQ0.
, 1865-01-26

GREAT GfFT El5I..a5II&Ga.
4EO.OcS
WATCHES, cHANS, DIAdoSD RINGS, &C.,
WORTH OVER
all to be sold fer One Dollar each !!
WITHOUT REaAgD TO VALUE
Not to be paid for until you Know
What yoU are to Receive.
gpYENBTD fIaT CE ARTfcTY4x
, 1865-01-26

E Queen Victoria has ordered her war
Slips to reenme the custom of firing salutes
when passing her residence at Osborne. on
the Jsle Of Wight. This is great relief t.,
the English people, who hare for 4 long time
been anxonsly watching their sovereign for
the usual symptoms Of tho secondary stages
of widowed.
, 1865-01-26

Wheat txlt and lower There sellers as g. 04 for
No bite. ull md lower; aseiicr at close Of
len offered At s0c track; large lot, a1i
Aptt delivery, buyers optou, 7uc ot red. BIrleY
sold At 1s-3o dressed HOGS dali. a sle Of =,
eragLng a1o1t 49, At s1La1 the highest point Is
t1!kH I
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:, IHbHt7HHt 10 Ft15eI UWuFF8.
The great Convention Of Vessel Owners aud
others Interested in our Lakc Murine will be held
il Detroit on WEDNESDAY, TUE sTu OF FEBRUARY
Ppox- 4 large Attendance will no donbt BE-
nrcseut
, 1865-01-26

E The Peoria IronscriDt has been snarl-
ing at The Chicago TRIBUNE quite regularly
or several weeks. II has now d, scended to
ow personalities. We are unable 10 account
Or its course except upnn the ground that We
once rendered the Transcript IN important
personal favor
, 1865-01-26
Deprebations Of = Pirate.

FoRrnEss MosRoA, Jan. 2s.-The bark Clifton,
pan.bnco. The Captain reports that the rebel
pr,yateer Shenandoah had destroyed several
American merchantmen along the coast Of Brazi!
in consequence OF which vessels bound to tho Uni
to enable them to sail under british colozs.
, 1865-01-26

B Mr.. Fortier, lighthouse keeper and
Udited States Consular Agent, at Port Col
borne, c. ", died suddenly at that place on
the afternoon Of the 18th Inst.
, 1865-01-26
COMMERCIALs

WEDNESDAY EvENMa, Jkn- IS, 1855.
The following summary shows the receipts aud
shipments OF provis'ons, bzeadstn6ss~ ETC., during
the past tWenty.fonr hourn:
hkcIarrs AID s11fx1ayn DuRua 1ASz 81 nauRs.
, 1865-01-26

StEEP-Tho market was very anleE with Al Hight
stock IN the market. Adamssold lot averaging
III, to James at $500, and Cooley Eldred lot Of 81
averaging 81 d, 1t Ss.13.
, 1865-01-26

The1si no scarcity Of oats IN she Wset, Tsin1sr:
from m HEM In slc Duhuqne tiovA) neraa; -. tno
and there are Ne .iz1s Of si!1nS o9t It Is nothing
but oats atent this eyes oats In the ela13tor ana
p alt the ss rr~houaes In town Some thirty f1tY
cars loaded with oats arrive daily 1t Dnnliesh tAet1
Ma!eo RFeat accrmu stleu Of oat4. ThF Peoplt -.
thfrr sIitentlY faef ihrir oath.
, 1865-01-26
FROM MOBILE.


NEW TonK. January c5.-By the Atlanta, from
Mobile Il is reported that formidable expedition
had left Forts Morgan and Gaines up the East Pas
cacup1a River to lake posiicn III the rear Of Mo-
bile, placing the city partly at the mercy Of our
t1Uops. The river was found naylgab1e, and fts
occupation cannot fall to render The city IN easy
dis4ausfsctiou with the rebet Goycrupent In No.
bile.
, 1865-01-26
| Wheat ou the nIiehiKnn Central Railroad.
! Ths fn11owinx prIcrs were paid for wheat on tne
4ha sjrhtE. ~ Central HAEoat. Saturday, Jan.


The PRECEDENT has approved tue Joint resolution e.n-
poweElng him to gsTs tns tTe9n5sa notise g ne Gov
r.. ~ ollsA. To ahow The inpertance attached Is
the rrsuits II Ut T5oiy b. tug !naatan
H1tne4s :" B 4th Houses Of Lougzes hnyr decliad 10
gtye notice Of the termination Of tho Reciprocity
, 1865-01-26

rreatv nisrc4uls might have been arrived 1t Under
any 1honzh - ~ ,aa haa c.n.da
Voni3 vnfy b.yt bcsn modI0ed bot, after nnr Copy-
eoL.mohe p,oee.dag .he,s ~ n ho ,afs1rT sspe
wrrr On the result og long course Of bad fert-
nF fcstereu 6y tho.e who 4hona h4yc know. bctte1s
, 1865-01-26

EsMo sHss1oN, Jan. a5.-yhe1e WAS good
attendance at the evening session. but little bnst
ness 1aB done, until the call Of gold. There ia
no change In the bids and offers for Stocks and It
Is not necessary to recapitulate them here. The
dispatches received from 6allagher's, quoted gold
1t 500 p. N. Ut 2oa!, and at 0: p, m. ut a04f.
The following are the Transactions during the
evening:
, 1865-01-26
CHICAGO STOCK. MARKET.

AoHSIEG sEssIoS-JAN. IS.
There v:s large attendance Of members, and
considerable interest was manifested; but the
transactions were nearly all con1.ed to gold,
which wus sold freely at s0;1a0i.
The following table shows the bids md offers Of
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tF spnrgeon has dropped the ministerial
tile OF Reverend" He wishes to be ad-
dre8sed by no other than his name.
, 1865-01-26
FROM FORT FISHER.

Arrival OF Wounded SoldferH-Unfon
GunbOntA tn ShelfIng the shores ofEape
Fear A1ver-Dealh Of a lsrlSRdler
General.
, 1865-01-26

CAkRa1N OiLH-Ehi1e therA ~ no change m
qnsl2 tens tt1r market IL what st1ler with
ilcresseu demand n auote:
Htt KklEe c1, car load, 9ac. hsl
o. iTKY:TEe cofd esiacr IL. stiiisaed he
market &Lme~hAt, but thsfs Is iittlo doing. NC
Lhic<ens dfessea 3318aW
nQCk1, VI S3Nhos hp4 3.IA tAN
TEUYI~iONS-The WI con.,dsr.b.r .ctis+tc ms
II Provisions today. and prizes ruled higher With
tslr among bu. err and selerD opersis
1IrBH Pork-ta Rooi fe1uras. .nd AdyapcrI 81 80
III. = es To-day WeFc: so bEls CITY Ntss nrt al
ISL So go hrs DO q: Isl IS; $50 Lrs do ar xtl7 d
Iris do It ss %: 800 krs do 1t {H %, DELIVERED ss
Burlington; 3 brs Il. O Pork, delivered II Peor1s
a. s;a Ia. Al the close $500 was offered for gooI
bt ncs city Meas Pork. Without sellera. A9S>>
Prime alsa: pufk-lng cd demand and adyanc-
- 81 042 10 = barrel Sales wsEs ~ foil NJ: 600
bsts sry,eastsa ss r. - g; &e s.'sd i s. a 81
vsrv It Peo5tn At s31 % 500 iris do delivered at
Bur ington at Ssl00; 100 hrs tltypacked to be de-
nv req here Feb Is as k3t o.; 10 brs do bnyer tit
lst, II $3 co; 1l01 brs DO lust nIxht buyer 60
daya at 1871 tD O brs do night. prcsen Ie livery
ISL AdS,N.
~vret Picked Hnms-pull. sales 100 sres
Swfft r ckIea Ga:' i at l643c.
Hulk nleats-qu!es and nominal. No sales re-
parted.
Lard Dull., Sales were:-,o tic. ateam Lard 1t
4Gr hut and Gr1IeT& &c lpkrt, -1
, 1865-01-26
CrssCAGo DAILY H1AKKEr.

HxpNEanAX ETxNzxa, jan Is, la6s.-
FRElGfiTS-1here Ii no change IN ftelghts stnea
, 1865-01-26


r. n0.t :;,;rn ss,taa s,,Is rsped, ever used
BALsAM CopAytA AND MERCURY DISCARDED.
only tta p.l.l to be t ken to effect acure. -
I @ ss snIpx ,naIs r. e. sas ef ~
b1Eel. ot the most dee.te- -0
Cures II from TWO to four taJs, and recent cs.as
N-1WKNTY FOUR HoUR5,
10 sxp aatc, no ttou' IL, no change whatayes-
Male paeia8e1, ii; female, ss-stat ~ mai.
sAMARlTAS's ROOT AND HERB Jn1cS.
4 postt.ze and ptrnanent euze tor ss2miiA. seso~
!.
Tss ME-, III g m II IL /, aks acknowledged
b. p y.:eia1a !. Tnsy re ussd ~ y The
WEAK Ans TAS's KEMEr 1Es.
>fo'S /. HG,s5r4t Ea; s rofE Fes :a.ass,dssi 8 ss,si
rnk TIss %ls
tn it, ulost cu.lom,r1 forms thatt Dave assH mem
-. :. 1 va a. 1a1 nas9
md srectuaIly: Knowing tte!r sompo.tIi ns. bars
nj a's them ss'en4' 'asS s5as afss!sss'
"AsStstsnt eu1geon 9Th New torx Vols "
Ec1d By WUOHM N L ,l.n !5s !'e1born IT,, CHI
e,ro, nj nfsAosDa CO. ropsletos,. q s!3 K.e ~.
MAD. BONZANO HAS AR.
Rnysp Il n: eSpSy tS% se.q She
atlseTR0lG:itAL tleriS POWER c>n sre'cii the DATs of
the aspp, trent shes tbs n''a Oh tho GALE
NJ Isonzano, Of Madrid.
send ner the co'oe Of ,ou. baar and eses. and
N whtt1sf 4a z. sha dafs zaa
AEd:hs r., md 1oa tho N,aiasuft b, return nall
, 1865-01-26

= NE" 8UFk StUCK NI&fERts
Closing prices Tor cash, JAM 18th, 1861 received ty
g. saltonstall Co., Commission, Stock and Bond
, 1865-01-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION At
BUFFALO.
The AMERICAN HOUSE AND SEy-
ERAi OTHER BUILDINGS
IN RUINS.
Important from the South.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ILLINOIS
LEGISLATURE.
FROM BUFFALO,

Great ConfieEration-Thc American
Hotel In kuIn8-44enVy Loss-ColJ
Weather md Severe Snow Storm.
, 1865-01-26
CATTLE SALES TODAY.

uoGS-Ttete wera but few hogs sold, the market
being almost bare, but pr1ces shade better II
ans thing than yesterday. There 11c hnt few let.
oGtr. The shles to-day were:
, 1865-01-26

ssiss to day were 100 bsia Ohio Died ipefes 1t
14kc: ii brls vtrF thnice at TX; 60 hrls do at
Jj&c and 113 bags At 1itc~
EREA~E-1he demand IL rsther 1hore active and
the m.Iket nrmeE. kaea today wett: 50 tres Ycl.
low Grease at lie. We quote:
Nhlte IT &3L9
fltGtN 1NE$-PecftIcd to-day, u. br1s; ahio.
Eu1 Wre cten $l2 and sellers hoidsn< 1t u. H.
No salts reported.
DRESSED hOtsa-Escelved to-day. ~ $. Mar
ket steady and ctse, with kalr demand Tor khlp
ment. Ea1e4wtte fntsuxa.
, 1865-01-26

Here gold opened buoyant at 2o3@ @aoG, bat at the
morning session Of the Stock Exchange 1t fell 10
2e3asof, and On the street to 252, closing with
buyers At S2.e4.
G11FHr Tvs in 11rnfsed Ia%n ~ud o. tnn
, 1865-01-26

.-. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Jan. Is.
Tho Mayor and Common Council OF Chicago ap-
peared in the 1ohhtes this morning. At the aane
time considerable pamphlet oppoting the Chi
ca:u River CommiEslonels' bill, was laid on Tbs
tatlea IT the members. published by the City
Fathers.
So far!,hc Governor has signed but tive bills.
Botl Houses will reach Chicago on Saturday
might.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
olne,nna,l rreaues naarkst.

CINCINNATI, March ..
BUTTER. The market has been rather
steadier, and prices more regular. Good to
choice roll sells at 26a2se in brs and &c higher
in small packages 1t is difficult to sell the
lower grades
CoAL-The receipts have been quite lib
eral since our last. and about 700 900 bushels
Youghicgheny sold at lsc ahoat The retail
rate is 24e and other grades 22e.
COFFEE The market has been depressed
and prices are about lo lower than they we're
a week ago The demand has been moder-
ate; we quote 4S to 441c as the whole range
for Rio--say fair to prime-and occasionally
4be is obtained for very choice samples.
CATTLE-The supply Of beet cattle has
been quite large, and the demand not bein (
active, priees declined about 60ci but the
demand at the decline was fair, and but few
were left over unsold We quote IS so to .!
per GENITAL gross for common 10 choice beeves
SHEEP-HAye not changed, and We quot
them at 81 to $40 per GENITAL gross.
H0GS-Haye been in but moderate de
mand at l3Al4e gross, for fat; light hogs col
at llal2c gross.
{. COTTON-Ths demand has been model
, ate, aud ths market has been quite steady
the change in prices since our last bsin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

NEw YORK, March 8--Colton dali sOaSlc;
Flour, good grades dull at 10 20al0 80
for extra state, and 10 9Oall 90 for round
hoop0 o. Wheat, no receipts, dull and drOop-
ing at 2 10 for Milwaukee club;
2 45 for Michigan Chicago spring 2 l3;
and l5a2 20 for winter red WESTERN
Corn nominal at SO. in store for old
mixed western; Oats dull at l2al l3
for western; Pork dull at 36 90
for new mess,33 75a33 87l for 1863 aud Ga
80 OOa3O 20 prime; Lard steady at l9aa23k
Whisky heavy at 21a2 % for western /;
Petroleum dull at 43c for crude, 66A67 cents
for refined in bond, and $50 free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7sfo western; Sugar
dull at l7ialSle for Museavado Butter Sea
4Sc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c Beef
dull aud heavy; Cuimeals dull. Eggs dull and
declining.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

NEw YoRK, March s.--Stocks better and
active; Gold closed at 1871 Money
Cal, Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy lls
Reading ll2; $40 coupons llls; l0-40s,
coupons, 97s; one year certificates 9s!
United States skies of 1881, cou-
pons, lll1; New York Central llSl; Erie 67s;
United States skies OF 1881, registered;
llO3 10 4Os, coupons, new issue, 97k;
1905 l5t; Sterling dull at 1914 U 5
sixes of 81, registered, lO6; 5 Unregistered,
l04t coupons no. fyes of "a, coupons
los; of II, coupons l05; skies OF '67, eou
pons, l26,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

ONO ISsyRAsgE G9pFkEYr-7Y egteTdeyt
wm Il, Gillespie, ESD. vas ei6ttea Secretary.
Of this company, which IS now fully organic.
ed and ready for business Tho following is
the organization:
OFF1cERs, - President VIM. Dickey Vice
i4ssfdshH IotSbsa iRsnsieya ssctstssa
VIM. II. Gillespie; Treasurer, Jonathan
Hhrshman
DlRECToRs.-William Dickey, Jonathan
Renney Abraham Cahill, Clement L. Vallan-
dieham, Hamilton NJ. Turner, John Wggim,
Joseph NJ Turner, George A Grove and Peter
I. Dickey.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

LouIsvmLE, March 2.--About half dozen
guerrilas, supposed to be of Wiggnton
band, went into EliEabethtown this afternoon,
representing themselves as being supported
by a much larger force in the rear. There
was but little firing, aud slight damage. The
negro guard drove the guerrillas out in two
several advances.
Last evening, at Braudenburg, about TWEEN
ty Ruerrillas attempted to make an incursior
and we're repulsed by Federal force sta
toned there.
The military authorities at Cloverport have
assessed certain citizens of that place io
damages done to the steamer ToWascon anC
the passengers thereon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

But the GROWING glory OF his life remains 70 9e A..
tanned in his discovery or rather continuation, 'or he
does not clam have been the dlscoVerer OF ORDRoh
Whieh is the basis Of the BItteTs offered 70 the
public. That honor belongs 70 the native lnhablants
OF Central America, to whom it4 virtues nave Deen
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with L the Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria and handles, without fear, the most venom
ous serpents IL is belief with them, that while
there is breath in the body the Oedrnn 10 potent 70
cure, no matter what the disease may Dc. .,..4 4
While DR.. Bull ~ not prepared to endorse tIs ~ e1
Thorough examination OF the evidence relating 70
ts virtues thu as remedy and preventative LOT all
ssases arising from exposure, either TO ehahge o
weather or climate, or to miasmstc inhuences' II
stands tEaf#r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Leaf Tobacco Market.
CINCINNATI, March Z
SALES AT BoDMAS's WAREHOUSE.

40 hdds and 10 boxes, viz SO hhds Boone
county Kentucky leaf, lugs and trash-4 at
3Ga6 20, 8 at so, at 25, at 8, at 8 so
as rs, 8 rt SAG IS, rt 10 so, 3 at Hall so.
2 at IL, l at l6, at IA 90, 3 at lsa2l IS 2
hhds Kentucky-l at62 25, ats; | hid Vir'
gina trash at G hid Mason county at l6
is boxes Indiana, ranging from SOTO IL,
Receipts light
SALES At NORRIS AND oHALFAST's WAREHOUSE
Twenty hhds and ten boxes, as follows II
hhds Mason county. KY; sc 25a6 so,
at 8, 2 at sa9 10, at l0al0 10, l at 90
at IL so, at 10, at % so; hhds o.
Missouri, viz | at 10, at l9, ? at 2lA2l 90
l ats, l at 25, at "a, at Co. 10 boxes o
new and old Kentucky, ranging from 3 75 Il
10 ~ -----
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

SAN FRANoisCo, March 7.-I'he Nevada
Legislature passed resolutions asking Con
gress to supply sufficient military force to
protect the Overland Mail route,
The United States steamer Shubrio Car.
tain Schaman, sailed to day with Colonel
Bulkley and party, of the Collins Overland
Russian Telegraph, bound for Sitka Mission,
America. The Shubro touches at Victoria,
Vaueouver's Island, to land a working party
to commence building at Frazier River.
Mr. Gambsls, superintendent of the Cali
fornia State Telegraph Company went
on the Shebric and lands at Victoria, to
finish a email gap in the wire between Bel
liugton bay and New Westminsler British
Columbia, on Frazer river. The telegraph
line will be working in two or three weeks be
tween San Franeiseo and British Columbia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

Spring Is the season Whena Cartharto
Medicine is necessary, on account Of the tor
pd action Of the liver; we remind those in
want that DR. Morris VEGETABME LIVER PILLS
are for sale by druggists generally, and all
who deal in family medicines These Pills
being composed of vegetable extracts, render
them mild and very efiicacious they are in
valuable for their cathartic properties, and
peculiarly adapted to those suffering from
arrangement Of the liver. They are safe and
reliable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

ST., LOUIS, March ga long letter is pub.
lished this morning from General Pope, in re-
ply to Governor Fletcher, asking bis views as
to the best uses Of Federal military forces of
this State, and their relation to the present
and prospective condition of Missouri The
General 7ives a candid review of the condi
ton of affairs as he finds them, and sees but
little difficulty in the way Of the re-estabhsh-
ment Of civil laws, and urgently recommends
people throughout the State to unite in active,
vigorous measures to bring about that end,
and rid themselves OF the present Provost
Marshal system, which, If continued long, can
only result in great injury to material
interest of the State, and tacit abro
CATION of the principles Of self govern.
ment, He does not propose to abolish
martial law, at least, until effective civil ma
chinery may be put in operation throughout
the State, but wishes the people to take I'M
mediate measures TO reassert their manhood,
per form their full duty as citizens, restore
peace and order, and make military
subordinate to civil law, to this
end he pledges all assistance at bis command
and hopes to see civil rights, civil liberty aud
free institutions speedily re.established, &C
that he can withdraw his military forces from
the State, and place them in q position more
suited to their taste, aud where they can be
Of greater service in crushing rebellion.
In this connection Gov Fletcher issued a
proclamation calling upon all citizens to unit
in devisng and carrying out such measure
as will speedily restore civil law, and enjoin
ing all officers OF the law to exercise tbei
full functions with the promise of militar
assistance when needed