davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
E i1''i MA * . & MTii

v7REEyfAN AZ CO.. CO HA
G r1tasf sfE. Ill AUCri0NEERS ils 49,
y COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner of Main and Ninth Streets,
Having decidedly of the best houses in the city or
the business both in regard to Its situation and capacity
prepared TO and sell to the best advantage
either at AUCTION or PRIVATELY consgnments OF
q COUNTRY PRODUCE -sl>l9'.
.caayj 1iT % - 1880 LIQUORS,
DRY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
~ rtls g.. - sjas 80 AND 81 A fn
NERO HANDISE Of every description. ,ttEf,.
Our Auction Sales will take place st our store every
WEDNESDAY, commencing al 10 O'clock A. NJ. Con-
sgnments received up to day OF sale. ~ s---
We will also make sales OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C
the houses OF parties wishing it. upon eGsonabe
as they can he made. 90 ftIeag s.-e .f.
From our experience In the businessbeng OF abe late
firm OF Williamson y Co-and pedgng strict attention la
the interests OF eonsgno with QUICK SALES and PROM
RETURNS, we solicit the patronage Of the public
@ FREEMAN X CO.,
- I sai Auctoneers and Commission Mere snts,
Cor. of Main and 9th Streets,
mh2-lw IA t...... Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
NEW AUCTION AND COslsHKssEGV.
IN House, NO. s, G0verncriSt.,b between
Nlain and Frsrnlxiin, Rfchr,ond, Va.

-
NEW AUCTION AND COHLNHKssIGS.
II House, NO. s, G0yerncrtSt., between
Maim md Erani<iin, RfchEaond, Va
The undersigned have associated them together
der the firm and style OF BURTON WALLACE, Tor til
purpose OF conducting GENERAL COMMISSION AND
AUCTION BUSINESS. They are prepared TO receive
contignment all kinds Of Country Poduce viz Wheat,
Tobacco Corn Flour Meal Bacon; Lard Cattle OF al
kinds Horses Mules Negroes, &c, from any part a.,
Confederacy. rss .i-fss-a i = =
They also prepared 10 receive and sell by auction
private sale oil kinds Of Furniture Ready made Cotl
ing for male female also Ctockery and Glassware &C.
&c. either at ther store private residences in the ci.r
Also to attend day sales at stores reasonable tcrrs
any other auctonce in the city either By the hour or
day. hey will also attend 70 the sale of butter Eggs;
Fowl Dried Fruit Vegetables Of all kin Is and any
little Domestic Notions Tor the ladies in thu country or
city. a..s1 ssfEtS A., r-.-- f.-
We will also buy on commission any articles for cur
country customers and II quick sales aud prompt returns
VII ada anything TO cur concerns We hope 10 share por
Our regular auc,on The stora, viii be every WED
{. c. BURTON
of te late frm Of Burton Sons & Co.: fs.ersburs.
ga g. a. WALLACE,
of the firm of William Wallace Sons, Richmond
fsl7-c1avot tARAftts - p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

EOR SALE.-A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER,
IL Fiftecnhore Power made By Talbot Bro, but lit
tie used, and in good order. = y. - p -,
Apply 10 the subscrbef at the Ballard Hotel. between
the hours Of 10 and o'clock. JOHN y. BALLARD.i 4
no92-o i.I hsBh - - sf 2. - 90 Pa l.sH 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

II OsT-sDne share of fi,e Old ID cn,ins
IL ion Trading conPahys Stock No US, In the nsne
Of Dr. Blair BufwsI dated June i153 for renewal OF
which Ihsys nade appliestiea 70 said company.
jsia-issan BLAIR BukwELI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
lsignments arc respseltul.y So sired.

rINEACHER ,wANTED.-The Subscriber wishes to en-
III ploy q MALE TEACHER who ia competent 10 teach
Latin and the English Brsnches Applicants viii please
state terms. srssFg Address r,-r,-r,
fsas-w4t 81. - HowardviIls. AlbemarIe Co. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
ruE RANGERS Of OF THE ARM.

Ihsve used the word hummer in my accounts
audit has been suggested that many of yonr read
ers do not know the meaning of the term. II has
now a recognized position in the army lexicon
ANY man who has seen the object that Il applies
L. viii acknowledge that il was admirably selected.
Fancy a ragged man, blackened by the smokes of
many a pine knot fire, mounted on a scrawny mule
without saddle, with gun, knapsack, a6utcher
knife and plug hat, stealing his way through the
pine forests far out on tho TANKS of column
Keen on the scent of rebels, or bacon, or silver
spoons or corn, or anything valuable, and YOU have
HIM in your mind. Think how you would admire
him If you were lone woman, with family of
nall children, far from help, when he blandy in
CURED where YOU kept your valuables. Think how
You would smile when he pryed open your chests
with his bayonet or knocked TO pieces your tables
piano aud chairs; tore your bed clothing in three
inch strips and scattered the strips abOnt the yard
The sbummers'' say is takes too much time
70 use keys. Color il no protection from
these roughriders. They 60 through a ne
gro cabin in search Of diamonds and gold watches
with just as much freedom and vivaciiy as they
''fo0t" the dwelling of wealthy planter, They
appear TO be possessed of spirit OF squire cussed-
ness" One incident of many will illustrate. a
drummer" stepped into house and inquired Ter
sorghum. The lady of the house presented lug,
Wiieh he said was too heavy, he merely filed his
canteen. Then taking huge wad Of tobacco from
his mouth, he thrust it into the jug. The lady in
Qaifed, in wonder, why he spoiled that which he
did not want. ''Oh, some feller'll come along and
taste that sorghum, think you've poisoned him
then he'll burn your damned old house," There
are hundreds of these mounted men with the col
uInn, and they go everywhere. Some of them are
loaded down with silgerware gold coin and other
vaiHables. l hazard nothing in saying that three
hftbs lin value) Of the personal property Of the
cOunties VIC have passed through is in Sheraan's
army to-day. The yield OF horses and wagons has
not been so large as on the Georgia campaign. In
the matter of food We have Jared quite as ELL
REBEL coNPLNESTs-ro the TWENTIETH CORPS.
The rebel cavalry left WinS6oro' few hours
before our forces euteEed II. They Iold the eiti-
lens that the Twentieth corps got TO town first
they were safe and many compliments 10 officers
aud nen Of that corps ron the citizens was the re-
suit. Wheeler's command had not belied the
Twentieth. 49,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

lAe iisss Of pkAflsst0n. Anans thsm Eege Afs.
De Bow, vile &C the "RsyleWRF;p Mrs. Gov. Al
ken, asd others Of South Carolina first CIRCLES
Wnnsboro', before tho war. was an aristocrstic.
wealthy place. With these Hdditions from Charles
ton, the town, when our troops entered Il, held
many things dear to high rebels. Considerable
plumber uEs removed from the town, surreptitious-
ly, am serry to say. The court house was not
our ned; neither stores,nor hotels robbed and
soldiers were kept out OF private dwellings. ~ 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

Winnsboroi was pretty well filed witER wealthy
class Of people who had taken refuge kssfc during
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

"A TEACHER WANTED NEAR FREDERICKs HALL.
young lady, competent 70 teach the English Ian
guage no music win bepaid fair salary and hoard to
Fredericks Hall Louisa county Va. Teach ten months
commencing February. q - =. !. = I ~ w
feq3-c4f@ go JOHN CARTER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
TAE B0RNING OF CoLUMBIA.

THE BURNING OF ICULUMBIA. TX
Another correspondent thus describes some of
the scenes attendant upon the burning of Columbia
by the Yankees:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

CTOCKHOLDER,s MEETIyG.-,The
pany are requested to meet in Clsrksve Va on Friday
the 10Th OF March, ut ~ NJ full attendance is request
ed. lil's -..I ~ @asf e-t Nv. A. SMITH, Piest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24

.z1ais 49, .iffls ff JAMES NJ .MArTHEws
mL24-tapl 81 51rfs "a. . ~ fs Law Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-24
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We gave yesterday A synopsis OF the news con
tanned in United States papers of the 10Th receives
at this office. We make the, following extract
from the same papers:
SHERMANiS MARCH THROUGH SOUTH CA
, 1865-03-15

be given n n. Murdoch, next week, which. It ia
ate, Will Increase the net PROFITS Of the course
for the Jcar to E350, OF nearly double HE ure1ts
q sny preceding ear in tho history Of TIC Asso-
Inresponse 10 resolution a1optcd at the las.
meeting os tie Aseoeiatiou Letter .rxs rcad 6r5-1
MF p,yaq Ct The Board Of Trustees of the
ing that the late Judge Aianierre had chsrsc f H.
Fund III ha death, aad that he had Lett it IN tic
hands OF {. Parks. Esq., who. although hsyjaT
been u1.ottunata in hts bnsiuess relations. hsi
recently gisFn assurances thar no lo:e should 1c.
eI1e 70 the Association. Mr. BrSan, with lis uni
tbcraty, added, that In case ii should T;e dIscor
cred fh1, any loss had occurred be was wiling,
and at AZ ureea re,dy, to account Tor hs Tfus.ee.
sain @ aoI respond In any way to the Just deuands
Reasrss we're then made By various gentlemen
present. amer which the meeting adjourne..
1he preeent management Of the affairs OF the
Assosiauon is highly commendable, and waatever
issnee mas he made for the purposes OF an "Oppo-
eiuon" Or "1nderendent" ticket nssuredly tho
caatgc oi dead 1ethaFey" In the management Of
ihe Past year Is not one that can te sustained.
, 1865-03-15
b0yRTY JUMPERS.
The Eretehes Caught at their Work->lrrcs.
Of Jumpers and Brokers',

We have often spoken in these columns Of the
datlng prevalence Of bounty jumping and deser.
tton We have shown that scores Of men we're
daily leaving this city FOR dis..a: points, where
they designed to receive the bount.es aud
then ~ the aid Of the brokers who put them in,
make thc. escape, ens1zt again, and 50 on for IN
indefinite number of times. Every train
nt af 1eases h,t The Gig not ooy snch wrechcs
Vhey locket our money, and at the irst opportu-
nltE desert to sw1ndle some other 1oesllty
u Ike manner. These. men are always
r posslDle, than c1see-prosessionai bro
kerr, who Induce them to enter thu service
a. sna ahsn std thet 70 escape dividing N1th thea
innate IN thus city IN bringing such men to PM
,.he h1t ~ ngsgc,oas beginning wa ade
5sed Se ee oo" m
ted st1tce special detective attaehel to Camp Car
Fington, indtanapoiis Ind. WIS IN the eiy on tus-
1nets, and heard that two men were engaged Ia
collecting number Of recruits for the Ea.t-
Among the Number he noticed several we'll kuo m
snd T as tnat hcis ehafas
lals their plans and their mode Of
operations. he himself proposed to become one
Of the p2rty., He represented shat he was de.
Ecrtcr from the service, but wanted to ealist for
The boanfynnd then get ont again. They told him
there would he no tIonb1e about that that they
wonl1 put him IN 1t E'mi7a, New York, wacze lie
,hcy would pledge themselves to enable him to
escape. He had on at the time q military shirt
and vest These be Ens directed to change, and
orc Of the accused gave hlul citizens vest and
white shirt in lieu CT his military rarmeuts Sey-
eral others belonging to the party were bxel up
In like m1nne7, soluc having the military buttons
cut o1 their coats, and others substituted. so
thst when they passed the Provost Matshat 1t
might not be observed TINT they had been in the
service before The arrangement vi. all COM
pietcd. and last ercufus they Uere TO start They
assembled at the Michigan Central depot 10 take
The $50 tram. The brokers procuring them tickets
tor Rochester, ny. In the meantime Sergeant
Webb had notified Superintendent Turtle, aud de-
+ ctiScs Webh and N1uncy we're letstled to make
tie capture Of the entire party They, went to
TIC depot at the appointed tlme, and afIed BY q
few citizens, arrested the gang without difficulty
and took item 10 the central station.
Tie principals In fhc scheme a1e John Mathews,
the keeper ot a saloon at No. II Clark street and
E6wurd ju1'art, we11-known Substitute broker of
this city. but resident, VIC lcrrn, OF Tatertown,
y. T., hicbae! Dcppsy, Charles Edwards. George
Williams, chas. ". Spencer, and John Mallory,
members Of the party. were aisp arrested and
lodged in the station house. The whole gnuy
will be examined this morning bcforc Com1nls-
stnper Uoyne. Sergeant Webb 1s entitled 10
much praf=t for the skillful manner In which be
conducted the casc. He has done valuable ser-
vice to The Government and the community.
, 1865-03-15
YOUNG NEWS ASSOCIATION,
Nomination Of O18cefs for the Eusuln.
Eear-PrellnafnaFyK REPORTS
Grn1lffiu: IsIhiDft.

"A meeting of the Yoang Mems Association
wns held at their Library Eooms last evening, the
President Of the Association II. N. Shepard, Esq,
occupying thc chair. Tho President suited :hat
the first bueincss in order would be the nom1aa.
ton Of q ticket for officers for The coming year,
which could be done either BY the naeehns: Or BY
upon M Bishop ,uoyed she a?p2!ntmeut Of 4
committee Of FIVE fof thst parrose. The chairman
appo!ntse Meszrs: 2. y. B.sho3, D*nIs! Saepard,
The committee retired for de1iberatlon, and ppou
returning reported the oHinx geutiemen to
comprise the regular ticket for the support Of
preEldcnt-Gcofge Il. kmhntk.
Vice Pscsidcnt-Charlcs q. Cram:
Corresponding secretaEy-Edwln l. Drown,
Recording Secretary --Renjamia F. Guytou.
Treaturcr-Joscph o. NutteE. ...
Manaeers-R.y. hohert co'!ye:: George ?. Nc
Bride, Edward ?. Hall, Ezra J. Warner, George
TavIor, Geo:ge u. Wheeler. Jnmes 4. coS!es.
sfhc rennrt vas adopted unanimously, amid great
enthusiasm snd good feeling.
The President then gaze brief abstract af the
reports furnished hin hy Tue different Committee
INV tbn resP there were IL the Library 7ois beaad
volumes beAldes manuscripts ana pampnlet;
and that during the year to this date 9:% 1oIamss
Thole lumber added to the LbraEy during the
nast twcntT-ionr years, or since its organization
many of which compare favotsb!y IL psEmaa9at
sa,ue with my belonging 70 tne o, nsoxsoa
int been made for The payment OF 5lsH ior pslat.
3n ann binding Dew contaang c.osi
hans h St catalorp1pg by the tndef9rCanle tanof os
u ~ Library coam1t'ec. 81. c. Il. Cram
crssfni a1hre Committee also made not less stc-
amount thns lar to...... sa11sE
"'eeec@ @to'.--......-...... 6.si5bS
Leav3ng net profit OF sco -
THIS OF course does not incindo tSo fesdInTs 70
, 1865-03-15
Markets bv Telegraph.
orr. MIDNIGHT rrARKRr REPoR1

(Epcclal Dispatch TO tie western Press.1
new YoEk. Tuesday. Aarc, 14--afgdulstt
The stock Erchnnge to-day is extremely qaes Ac.
tirrF IL business Is checked BY the anticipation cf
further peya from North Carolina. The bear. arc
1r1re buyers to cover outstanding contracts. Their
tie. but business wss ruite moderate.
AMER The tetord cal Stocks were heavy, In syupa.
thy With the fail Ii geld.
Eoycrnnenta are lover.
Cosl and miscellaneous shares stes3y Oh call and
there v-s no nsteTial change in quotations
when tie news from Shs1m1n Ind Schoaeid xas an
panpced. there WIS sudden failing III gold nj 7kal
= CENT, with considerable excitement. Tho rnnnor
thar Government wcult anticipate the NAV connona
of fbs % losn aided the depression. There was ays
rnnor tfat our Eunbotts had aaceudef, Janes r7ver
snd captured ott Darling.
Money Inactive and easy at per ccut.
Foreign Exchange quiet
pr1rp}euu stocks were active this uornyo- ys.l
was the most aelvs stock On the lit ucd sold
ess5: Occsulc, 41o; Uni:ed States, 1880: Icrmanla
sc; Buchanan Fn.ns, 1Sa; Excelsior, 7,s0. Rvnd
Tarm, SID.
Petroleum Is fat, and pricss lower. Cruda 4, hravv
st Sc; refined In bond. .6a&6ac; and ftee B1as2c.
The new Tobacco Exchange WAS Opened to-day In
the MERCHANTS Dnaiug, 50 Fins street, Tobacco tr.
chant7 growers aud dacsurers were preaent fton
Chic M,esru.l Sew jersey, Kentucsy, Massscbu,stts
and other States. Ths President Of the Bouzd sae
shurt Addrcss in the evening.
In the Stock Board, to-day. Gold, 1871. Ntw York
Central, 1o6H; Erie, 63H: Hudson, lt94. Reading
TX; Old Southern, G5,f; Pittsburgh. 7ox Rock Isl
and aH; Northwestern. 3.4; do. MD, 6o3s. Fort
Wayne IS cumberland. es1; M4r1posa 1a4. stock,
and Cold weak, Oh cail 6afes Of Gold after the call
At INK.
, 1865-03-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

| Mercutio said Of his wound,
sss aase et g. :. dftp 1,s q s:a or as s'tae
P1ASTA11ox BIrTEEs will not eaiso the dead,
But they cure tho sick, exa1t the depressed,
Add rose INT chxrm to the social Circle,
49, sss Dug s Hs &c ss'esSSs essSsho
Never was searching Tonic IN such pleasant
Ten6cr youth, declining age, the mind i.
o'esxrsenght BY mental care, most gentle IT,
The balm Of life and source Of health.
n every iown wherever clvl'ization ezteaas,
i can he obtained, uue, genuine and sure.
To the People Of Peor1a and v1e1n-
1ty.-t Will be erntl(y1Dg to the citizens Of Poo
IL and ne,ghboripg towns to know that pr. !.
Wfnslow Aver, PROPRIETOR Of the Chicago Throat
r.. a the Peorfa hqase 's ea Fl Ffday Of ts weeH
where he may be consulted By oil Who nre suffer.
tng hom Catatrh, Asthma, Throat and Lung Dis
eascs, and all complaints that lead to Consump-
tfon Such On opportunity may not soon occur
ngsin,
stock.-Pardes desiring to invest in the stock
Of tho Tar spring Petroleum Company arc r.
quested to call at DE Compsny;s oa'ee during the
be kept open at Chicago hut abort Tine.
Coleste's Honey SoaP.-1'h1s celebrated
Toilet Soap, ia su>h universal demand, IL made
IRON the choicest materials, Il mid and eaolent
beneeiai in its astion npon he sim: For saIe 81
all Druggists and Fancy Goods De1ters.
ffbth125r1y2eW wed&sat
Hallss Vegetable Sicij1nn Hair Re.
ueSref-RepgNe the hair, restores gray hair to
the hair solt aud glossy, does nut slain the skin
and ia the best hair preparation in the world.
Thirty Thousand hotties were sold In Boston In
less than ninety days. Fer sale By all drpggi.ls
and by II. scosil IS Randolph street. Wholesale
agent for the Northwest fe23-m7St-4w
-------
Go to the Rest.-9o to Bryant & stsattqn's
Chicago Commercial co;lege to get thorough,
practical business education, OF ID hccoma e6ui
Telegraph Operator. Address {eacloaIu. s.su,ns1
for circulars, BRYANT d STRATroN. Chicago, III.
~ Benefits Galnctic Balm for fema1ee, for
cplaegfpg, developing und identifying the hrsast-
Sold BY druggists EentraffY. Address, enclosing
threecent stamp, for circular. Z. Bennett i Cu,
Box asG4, Chicago.
nh4-m49s1
81 BurlsaIl'a Arnlta Lintmeut, an infallible
cure for burns, scalds, sprains, rheumatism, gun
shot vopnds pSfks In the 1lmbs and back, chill.
blaips &c Astng1e application allays lhe pa1n
ran burn or sca1d the iEh:ant It Is spp1aaa No
family should be without 1t. For sale 6y alldrug-
gists. 1c2l-ms'aN :
Dr.. Webster. now permanently located at
164 South CLARK street. treats all private diseases
and diseoss 40t saxunl nature IN 10th saKcs. DR..
r. has zen separate rooms, where any onem1y GILL
ana rreefyn his pp4p1o1 fraa OF charge. P. o. Boz
e29z. All letters continuing stamp answered.
uch4-u ut
EPaper Hanstngs, Painting. C41cimintns md
Glazing. 1t F. 3. RisbJ'., 81 Randolph street
fef9.S439-1m
, 1865-03-15
4 7 SMITH & NIXON's HALL.
Skif l. Gayfogd's Mfnstrt[s.

The Great Eastern Troupe.
Positively three nights only. Friday, Saturday. and
Monbny eyenipga, March II. IL and %.
TWENTY STAR PERFORMERS.
Who will nppear in on entirely new. and original
rto:rammec, NOT Ttt copcd By our mnnY unsucc4ss.
~ lAnasois. ET,ryfhtng new. .n.ve aud aftrac
snd Ward. tlte Chsmpicn Doub Clog Dan :ers, VINO
cnniltnse he Worlu to lhe sun o. 0oj to compete
with them. Sec Programme.
Iiekets-ParQncte arQn and Tarqutte Circle Fifty cents,
The sale Of Keserved Seats will commence At Lyoa
Hsa IS Mu59 Store, E:sneaday, Msreh IS, 10 4. II.
nchf3-n2i9-et $t{1s {. Eefsft.ffd KDSj1E Auf
, 1865-03-15
New York Money oy3Nnrkct.

.-------- ~" &VH1E' kUt3V41t sG3lEu l3t
MnHFY-Fatrly active Ut II cent
bTKRt1N0 ExCuANG1-DulIa ut 1GiAE311S for Colt.
HoLb-Esc.ted and declaesly lover opening 1t
INA M advancing to 1s5K, dcclinlng 10 l'5x, an1
GovfExAKsr sTocKs-Lcs active and shade
lever.
.s7pnxe-pnM and loWc.. T. l. asH; Ft. Wavne,
HsH 90 NV e.; DO preferred, cox III. Cen scrip,
11nk; Ms. G.; NC its1; T.sdns, loSX: Hudson,
MaItpeaa, Is Qnlcksilser. Il; 1c 10 coupons 9GT
bt ~ feg. 100 So coupons, ITO.
, 1865-03-15

ST. PA1E1cKFs DAY.-1hp following a1nooaee-
1cects have been mado by the Committee OF Ar
r-7gcmepts having ia charge the ma.tcr Of ceje-
gtI,eers Of The day % fe!.ows:
Aia:-John &. Mo- Moore, si l. Il. o'couuor. J. II.
Bsrtstea Gs;sSsis-sou,h Dirieion-p. NJ, Don
van; West D1viston-not appointed. N''N
me following T. the order Of procession:
At 10 O'clock Ffiday Eorning., precisely, the
right rcsiEg on Michigan avenue, and viii
march through the principal ssecs in The follow
. Chief Marshal and A,da.
Tnberntan Benevolent Association.
Roman Catholic Temperance Association and De-
nevoteEt Society.
Unltcd Suns oil Erin.
Iab0Iang Mems Protective Association,
Citizens On Foot
The first division will form on Adams street
WIN IN. tae g Iafnt resting on Michigan avenue; the
right resting on Michigan avenue; the third di.
VISION VII form on Madison street. the right rest
ing g On A1Ghlgan a avenne. When formed, The pro-
North On Michigan agcnpe to Lake Street rest
en Lake street to Clark street, south On clark
street to Twelfth street {weather pcrnittinsAwasi
Eted 10 Like street, east on Lake to Canal stseet
north on Canal to kfn1e atrc:t, c7st on Kinxic to
Wclle etfeet, north on Wells 10 Chicago o7euue
Clark to Lake street, west on Lake to Market
street, where the PROCESSION will be dismissed,
An organization, prev loudly reported, has been
ST. Psticka bay. The of6eers III, ho'a shesr 4
office for one year, or untl such time as their sue
cesRo7s ere appointed. The President will con-
rene meeting Of The different bodies every year,
ely will be allowed 10 take part In the proceedings
unles. represented In the compact.
AcAnExT OF sc1EscEs-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Chicsgo Academy Of Sciences was
held Inst evening, the President. G. Andsewa, II.
D., In tie chair.
The minutes of last meeting were cad and ap-
proved.
D.. Simpson, curater, reed list OF donatioua
received since JanIary !, 1865, aa follows 1,1sl
specimen. Of 81 species OF ycrtebEates; a,ss5
specimens Of 279 species OF inycrtehEatas; 81
pamphlets aud q volumes. .--.
some minerals from the lake tunpcl we're PFC
een7ed by br. CheesaoEouga, and eltelted &C.
Dr.. G. c. Panli rendered hiR resignation As L.
Mr. Walker rcsd tae act Of Incorporation Of the
chs. &. Smith, N. K. Fairbanks, and B, F. cul-.
yer. having cach contributed $500 to the tuud5 ot
the Academy. were proposed as life msme.1s.
Mr.. Frost Was on hallot chosen Librarian.
er:nolds, by d. il. Barrteter. The paper was re-
fcrred 10 Dfs. Simpson, Jewel. md As. laws, to
examine for publication:
Dr.. Simpson Inhibited tnngus rom NeT 3efss{,
consisted ofn thin G!ohnlar sapsule1 nall IN tnea
In dianeter, enclosed in dlgitsted conacsus o.
relope- Upon nop1stentng the specimen, tae dlst.
sy s9s s. 81 soss
fnWeKs
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1865-03-15

Hyde Psrk, Evanston. Hanover, Wheeling, Elk
Calumet Driend, Bremen, Bloom, Like View,
Thornton; Worth. Fourth Ward, Fourteenth
field and Schanmbcrg bare flled thcir quotas and
ate out of the dralt.
The following table will show tho sub-distr,cfs
sllli in default and thelr atre1rs:
, 1865-03-15

Especial Dlsp.tch to the Chicago Iribuue.J
MILWAUKEE,. Tueseay, March II.
F1.oCR-Vesy dull and a3c lower.
GnALN-WhtAt dull ana 2@3. loTa. Sn1ea m
ChHnEe = sed bu 20. Of stsl. .sH mostlY selier
all mouth. Obts--S8Irs !, ,Q10 bu 1T SIC il etore ~
rRov1sIoss sa!es COL rolls Butter at c. saleJ Is
bbls cfty ta.ln~ at 12nc.
LkTEE.
At the = heat market at the Newh.tl this evening.
Se1 WAS firm al q. 80. Sales sines Change 0W il
, 1865-03-15
THEATFE,

" ARlETlES THEATRE,
~ Roa- lis and III Dearborn s4ect
=. NJ EHAnW1Ck..........f Proprietor aud MatlsRec
7. l. .Acttnz and Stage Manager.
MISS VICTORIA HDWARn Will a1ptaz on THUS.
Fsy AArct 9th. hiss EELLfX HOW Aff1 ard MISS
E&tata MARSH viii appest Monday, Masct 6th.
TIE ARABIAN BROTHERS.
Mes~rs. WILLIAMS hud MaNKlN will annrsr Nm
cay Evening, March 9Th. fe0"- 11"A'
GRANGE OF TtNR-Dpors omen d. ss3 Cnrta.,
I!ses At 7a. scALE CT PRlcEs--PAIQuette 90 cents:
Etess t1cle 20 cents p11rtte Boxes, {300 and 9tG0