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zen p,ti6. npIbpsitli6 unO iibpeftlrH.
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redli&, uerid6t Baltimore nm 4 l16r NadmittasS. Def
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uue BON @uicotts Dtils Nlprgens T.4S unS Lice, Hnb
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a6sunS BON Baltimore Ha6 Huntington WtcrSenS4.Se
700, $50 unD g.4O, unb Jtu6mIttaSs $3.50 uno 500.
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abSanS bon geaibuStpu @tcrsenS SIS, SIS II. Ills
unc gtoGm. 800, 4.3O urb 6.45. .Gcnnta9s uur Dicr=
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g60ibinstou bo ten an alien 9tatipueu.
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glahutltte9SSug opu Baltimore unb eer 6.l5 uub 5. 5
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ipoIon ~oerbinbsn ft9 nit BEN aanappliss 5use.
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a,sn 10 an S. L. @nsldpD, Isent III Ter Camden Sta.
tipu pser an bic &idet Office. s
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SnI0nS>9fpIte.
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uub Della m are II. RarttAR canal
Die Bpote 6tefsy 2lnie ScSen tdSGta sUn 2tsttRs. Wbfrtts
I'M 5 ttrr Wa6m;tt1es az.
Ero6tieOer Art rtrb iUrs faItte bebaubslt uns ~stSutSter'
pebttt.
Die St8er6eitnnb &estGndbtetttt hteitr 2tntt snpFeblt
bteIeIbe ais Elm plnfaenspertbea WittttI sur Sttprberuns
bon 5dubtlseutern.
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6ter Bite 0erfsnber fetn Sft- gtiRep gu befur&ten battn.
Ruter, bic md ~ienfetts gtew grrf eetrt ner6tn Shne Se'
re6nxne bpn Commit fTpns-Srefen b%efDreert.
g, NIeranbtr Strtber, agent.
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Der ger: Staaten rnb nab tai. allen 9bftlen ter QDelt.
pirD,-ber ME rrtee Yrets, ben lie far Eubrfcbn tcre&uet-
ee Ots8elmdbtetett unb RGfttett tn I brsm Gtf&dftseanoe
mane oe Erletttsrune, ~el&t fe ptrIOnen betet, welaG
&Daaren, DertbIaden unb @slb au perl6iden boben mahen
fte McarnS SrpreR 0Ompagnie unGbertrefatd ais
eth BE 6rbsrunBsmttteI.
Bnr austunft meth. man nd tn Der flee Der
QDmpagntt In Baltimore .,
Nr. 164 ID BaItt Hrt Straet,
cber tn tbren Bureaus VI o. 22T unb22e g. 8 On.
orbfr, an Der 9altert-StattSM unb am NUr.
Olt @barf HUbsr BET treen6 timer ibrer Aseuturtn.
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WOntneme 8rO8.

WVUHTNgHt VEUp4T
5euer>Ne rii6erl -ggenten,
SO SecOMrar , Baltimore.
Astnten fur ttt fCISsnbsn Stuse.8etf&eruHSs G~pupoa.
nteen /. &InGe; -. o.
@runbfapitGI unb Dblis. $1,000 600
. Snternatirnal Sui. Co., gtS,u 4
@runbtapttat unb CbIIS. I,25OOOO
Ntrtattc Sire Snfuranss Co., as4
Grunbt6pttdl IA, 100000
Rtfolute Sire Snfuranee 60, ID.
ty 0runttapttal 100000
8erIuhe Serben prompt begataattt rnb pbnt ir8enb tins
WersSaeruns In unttrer Office beJGbft. tai1 a.D rIhf
Sur pCltCen unb SttnpeI tetne Bfre6nune!
PeriDnen, melhe In Der MetrDpplitdn cher 8eiointe Gc.
StrRtern laH,n, anb su etuer Dt0tpenbs BON rem Gertnn
bereGttet. .rel&t fGpn menGmal so prpJ. betrue, pbne bs
Ee BITE e~twateen 8erlufe Der gornp. befen gu belf trau6en.
DeMtf@t Str ais &tftren8en.
Sail Il Mr. &boS Sptlier & Gp.
.Steamanu, 6tnrtGs & 90. SacOb Seeeer.
i &. Braa ans & Go (mat23jD
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SpreIaIt N biatSen 0retten tn metHer Dfftre ausetftrtist.
srsAs. EbpmaAR r. t@ Rptor,
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~s-,r;,. e5OO 6ounen, Capt 8 . Wte'er' 81.
sS~rvTT1. atOO Eonueu, Capt p 8 Swehle"'
= ,."r;c qAOaR 9punen, Capt p &auoer 44
@"',t"niS. 2aOO 3pnner, Capt 8 p 9aaG'
~.ans,"r;c 1900 Eonuen, Capt 3 SPlsrs.
SInsmonia. $500 GCuusn, nell SaPt % 2fautm'Ha
Die pampfer ttstsr qtnts %Ssi5rOsru bic
=" Gereiniate Staaten Yolt
United States Mail
.,s.r natreuO PIECES SCbrss r ssinastS pm "eH V0F'
mad SambaIs contender z. 10. go; Ottpssr A. H., Isl;
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&tSSa SaNThSSm ,Eaoes Meenten efr ftnte Y -. W'WuF'
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unb Sornsa8 a ltr 0aamtttaes fur tfsbu .i5 n
Nleranbria, WGIbington unb Georgetown
tn 0srbinbunB NIT Der Orange une Nlsrantria @ttetbatn
mad eshGtur8 unb balten an DC stu6bnIt6en 3~aH0nnss.
plaSen ees Ycson,ot 3 iulIeS on. .
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WtttmC9 nnc Somfns 9 ubr Uisreens unt u IL rdnb
buue sptdsen an. -
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an a. NetbFa m Il sons. 142 2isbtar. NEarE
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an s. SrsberS Il Go, 10. 3 Rtnsar.;
in gBaibtnetpn, uub @eprsetcwn, l.
al Woradrr Hhtaetar & o. Re io4 g5aterar.
unb 24l = ctr fhinn ~
Baltimore u. Nbila0eIpbld
$500 DampfftbtT Gompaanie.
Bia @~beidpeate uno 9ei0ware Canal.
SG9liN mad @bi.nbeIpbia.
Ets 3co.e btefer gtnte fabrsn isten EdGmtttns 8 ubr sSm
st8btifr. G0ber al. ~ tN1Y'J F.lTT
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Die Wt0rDl0nD
0eGenss
8erii6erungS@ Gumpagntc
BON Baltimore.
Snbaber BON 8erlt6erun9sz SGeinen baben
2lntbeil am @etpinn.
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Ahtcn Deuer 2 OernMerunGS~ 3eSea
fdbaft Don Baltimore.
-Dteft GeEeui&aft a nunnetr oerett, 6.uer- geraderunaeu
uE Staet. up eanb6eNStbuui entseesniunebmen. Biz 9ftce
eEaett f@ Rs. 40 Ste0nbftros., auf Der Ncrtiettt.
,- soon Gpates, pr6fhert.
Dttettpreu:
sSnune9 8rorts' prafosui BET naDeiteru 8aut".
benrs 6. Sbrprd.
aDm. Gbesuut, opn sDm. Gbesnut & Go.
simon parIburR, Ranfrnoun Gputbfr
I'm Brteees, 1n Wn. Bridges & Spbn.
3rtn o 5ewes, Dfebltdnbler Yra.tft.
Joftpb Wtattbert Don 1bps. g0attbers & Spbn.
8m !. ptuS Betf. unt Yprt.D5f!er.
Scbu Y Bridges, BON 8 8. Bridges & Go.
Jcbn Coates, BretterbdnbIer
SlueS . Spear, BON 5ebr. Spear.
jpbn tnrnbua IT,, Eeppt@bdnbItt 8dltimprsnr
tsott I'D SttS Spear Gefr
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Dtete e~Urapaenie TT ber'it eer6bnIiGe 9stens : gyert2e-
FHnes Setne petr aud e asin, fur stne 8eUthe Reibe BON
~tu9eben.
Oesestaen @tsine fur Mnsfsuern Aldbrlta @inl0nnlsM &c.
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Der Charter bifier Gpntpasuie ~crfprbert eth 2tpSlt ben
nt@t nent8er ale 800 900 beim StdatsaS Gagnetfer In ere
fer GiGhe Stdet betSpapieren b%eftebero. al8 9arantte fur
serli6e 9nnOlanespetie mt ben .Sntatern bon lerf6e'
runeslheinen. s .EslI.
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Der STEAMER empfius treben etre flstue gortie ccm bEes.
i&tttesn Sanee BITE To iursssusteten Mbnatpe befens en-.
pftPIe. q. IN. NrebeI,
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Beamts:
George .. &tpmds, praRtent.
trettpren
2Gmtltcn CATER, BON S~anttlton Gutter l. 60.
Nuan VI. chapman, Scr Gtrtldnb, gbdie & g..
ees y ItDnaS, bon petn. Niccbemus 4 Go.
5ueh StiOu, Steam WlarbIe Wryts.
1trGnn gDCobs IT., Don Dou9tertp, 1Dpobs & GV.
@es 3 Wttaet, BON a0ftrctb, DiiIer Il 50.
1bcmds gafarb, bon gilbert Gaisro & GStn.
Vim OeSrtes, bon Jim o tortts Il @r.
sfa6 9Debb, bon Ebrnas Il Or.
Spbn N. Dapts, SER.
Or. 8. q. 5ont, eraminirertsr Nr,t.
Or. s~HFttOpber SDbniOn, con lu!tirfnber Nrst.
~ Setnt Rofen flr pOlitsn Stempst pber arAtltds In.
tertuhun9.
our Ea6taan. Ratsn It. pente man Rb an tie OFics ter
Gpmpn ente. WsIb Spm fbHr ;"
tiniti+ ~ Ster ber xtonIIIr s,,,
, 1865-03-03

On the authority of private letter from
Brazil, the Europe tells story to which no
one gives credit for anything else but inge-
nuity. It is in substance Us :ollows;
Some years ago there liyed at Pillar dc Ia
pia, In Brazil, q man and his wife named An
tonia and Marearida Maze!haens. Tney had
m only son named Melchoir. One day Mel
choir went to an old FORTUNE teller to learn
his fuure fate. "You: are doomed to kill
your father and yoar MOTHER" was the hor-
rible prediction. Terrified by this t1agical
prospect, Melchoir fed from his home. went
parents more. After six years had passed,
be returned to Brazil, but established him
self under a feigned name at Passasem,
place far distant from his native Village.
He grew rich, and married a young and
beautiful girl, Of whom be was exceedingly
fond and Jealous. In the meantime his pa
rents sought their lost son, far and wide,
but in win. At length an old negro, who
had long BEEN in the family, discovered
the whereabouts Of Melchofr, and inform
I'd the father and mother Of it. The old
folks without giving any previous no.
,lce to their SOD, instantly set out to
Passasem: They arrived at Melchoir's
wife, however, received them cordially.
Finding them tatigued BY their journey, she
gave them her own bed to repose upon. The
old couple retired. and the wife went out to
seek her husband. While she WIS ont her
husband returned. He called his wife, und,
getting no answer, he thought, perhaps, she
had gone to lie down. Hs went up to her
room. It was dark. He placed his hand
upon the bed md found that male
and female figure we're reposing there
side by side. His jealously was Instantly
excited, and be jumped at the conclusion that
his wife had been unfaithfnl to him. He drew
his knife and struck the unhappy pair dead
upon tho spot. No sooner had he executed
his vengeance than he heard his wife's voice.
She came up stairs with light. The dnoue-
nafnt may easily be imagined. His dreadful
destiny had been accom- mplished. Dramatists
and noyellsts will probably take note OF the
has not reserved the usual legal rights.
, 1865-03-03

be speculator. The'rep'y i, buy nothing The
best Oh schemes are but speculatious, ard rot
!. upon permanent 1asiB: Their value fiuctuates
!: with the price Of Oh. THIS Us all other forms
Of property, fs governed BY the law Of supply
and demand. The demand is great, enorrsous
| almost Incredible. It seems % though It was
destined to supersede animal oils almost
wholly hundl eds Of 1s7as 1ndreamed OF g.
few short months since arc found for 1t ant
It's 1nultifarious products, and still new dis
covcties and new uses will DAT by t:ay be found
for it,. Can state the case mora Strongly?
But re1se mber, wonderful as Is the demand,
the supply is greater. All discoveries showit
In number1ess places, and inexhaustihe. If it
were limited in quantity, If it were produced
Us IN manufactured article, IL mighs and
doubtless would be safe investment. The
only article which eau be compared to It
seems to be salt. Obtained in the seme mode.
to great extent 1t has passed through the
same violent fuctuatlons and finaaystttIed
down regular srtfele ofcommerce, fr1lynud
Iafrly paying the cost Of production. but
only in an inflnitesiH1a1 degree affecting. tue
price Of undercloped salt producing lands
Should oil decline to the ntice Of salt, land
remember, BY over production 1t has already
been below that.} what is the value Of oil
stocks based upon 10 and 50 cents gallon ?
Absolutely nothing. This Is no dreama
Within two years Its price has been less thaa.
, l cent a gallon.
, NO there are still &and all the more ire
qnent for Its diversion Of capital J solid, SUBJ
stantial Investments, which yield sure in
comes to-day; and as coming years develop
s.. the country, and enlarge and build up the
city, must steadily increase in value. Then,
too, money made by regular persistent eff,rt
md habits attuned to and in harmony With
the world and it's commercial laws, are much
more permanent than those obtained in this
spasmodIc, Irregular manner, and, (which il,
after ali, the main object,) yield infinitely
form Of these, and avoid the natural result OF
"n,aking haste to be rich"
The man, however, through whose veins
the infected blood already courses, rejects
"Old world ideas,' 1'behind the age" end
such other can't phrases which merely indi-
cate lnck of reverence for the application
Of the lessons Of the past to the affairs Of the
present. G. II. S.
, 1865-03-03
THE REGISTRY LAW.

We publish tins morning the new Law pro-
yiding for the registration Of voters in this
State. The feature Of -this law Of the most
Immediate consequence to ourselves Is the
dnct that it applies to our coming city election,
and require a complete registration Of voters
in each election district three weeks before the
election. The Judges or inspectors OF elee-
,tion arc constituted the board Of registration
in each district. The law requires the Secrc-
tary Of State to cause the law to be printed
in pamphlet form, with suitable forms Of In
struction for carrying 1t into effect, together
with the general election Inv Of the State,
and to transmit sufficient number Of copies
10 each County Clerk In every county in the
State to supply each Of the officers named in
the act with copy, the County Clerk to
transmit a copy to each judge or inspector OF
election in the county. The 10Th section pro-
vIdes also that the necessary blanks for max
ing the registers required by the law shall be
prepared BY the Secretary Of State aud trans
mitted to the persons entitled to receive
them, in the same manner that blank returns
of elections are now transmitted.
We presume that the machinery of the law
will he furnished by the Secretary Of State,
70 for as this city is concerned, before the last
.Iucsday in the present month. Our city
election takes place on the third Tuesday in
April, and it is cssentinl that all the provi-
sions of existing laws be complied with In
view of 80 important IN event.
, 1865-03-03

=
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Thursday, Mar. 2 1865.
11 the Senate reports from various Committees
haslnE oeeh LII fsaa s1a conearred IN o1 MOTION
ties TO pay bouut'es was tsken up. -
The uo1ss amendment providing TINT property
Of commissioned officers shall not bs exempt
from taxation under the provision Of the bill vas
eoh Tbe Hou.e bill raulyne the action Of the Gov.
emo, in Psos9rlnE an aasanse ,1e Of Of be.
cnsued. Speecbes were made By Aessra. Beeson
Taylor, Cotbin and Cullen.
Adjourned tor dinner.
last mentioned was resumed AMI conttn-
ued untu djonrnmcnt Ne Messrs. Ben Bennett;
snd Ses1s R,GReE sReEe n md AFof obc9s 81
sEaipst it Tue Democrats seem to b unanimous
IL their orposition, and the Union Senators are
determined the blu shall PAS before 1ny ~ oses e
@saspass cone dead @ 5ocf Yar.ns ths h
lin was put on I,e passar, and failed for want Q!
4 Constitutional majo.ity-the vote standing ayes,
f. mowsyeE IT %l e2me hc1 + Up honed q
smother vote in favor Of the bill E1l os secured
in he House, the Committee On Pobl!c E1pcn.
ditures reported the amount expended 1or Pnone ~
prip; iue during the last two yen s to be 6so035
lie greater part Of which labor Was only valu4ole
to tie Public Printer, and recommending ne Leg
1s!atare to cheek e1penz'Te and ~asteia d'soofSs
mfnt3 tpeeia' ~ committee reported se.it convert
Ing the Northern State Prison Into mousse o1
refuge.
Tic minority Of the Committee on Education
reported in favor flocating the Agricultural Col
}eCe at Bloomington.
Bills introduced were Is follows: To provide for
an adjustment Of outstanding debts q the
State, ind the Investment OF the school and trust
funds Of the State in stocE aud honds Of the Stae.
The committee appointed to Investigate Mr.
Iastll'a connection with disloyal organizations
were discharged.
The Senate bill Raising Sheritf's fees, tie House
bill for providing for the OF thn inter.
eet On the scheol sinking and trust fands OF the
State. and the bill requiring the commissioners OF
The State debt sinking fund to tettlo with the
/ were passed. y
AF7xKsooK sEss1os.-B1Ils passed, for the bet
| tsI Proiecuon OF religious meetings; bllt cnt1-
lnG auorneys TO held lien: on judgments In Ger
| make donations and rcceiye snbscriptions for
l erecting monuments to soldiers tsllen "a var for
, 1865-03-03
The oil Fever and It's Diagnosis.

The Oil Fever and Its Diagnosis.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The present oil fever, like all other fevers,
seems destined to run Its course. The vlo-
lent ACCESS, the delirious raving, the utter
prostration, the tinale-perhaps death, per-
laps slow, tedions convalescence Of the pa
tient--are but too well para1leled by these
seeming dellriums Of peoples, grasping with
irrational frenzy for sudden wealth. Here,
while the fever is In comparatively the first
stages, while the patient is not utterly devoid
of reason and is still capable Of sound dis
criuination, let me suggest few thonsh:s,
BY which, perhaps. the intensity of the crisis
may be alleviated, and the consequent ex-
haustion in some degree avoided. That this
city Of my adoption, grind and beautiful as
she sits, Queen Of the West. may escape tue
sure and certain 1eyulsfon which will scatter
,uju through thousands Of homes Is my earn
est M prayer scarcely my hope. Every Legis-
lature Of State, having no general incorpo-
ratiou act, in which oil has been found, in
apv appreciablc quantity, has been besieged
by claimants for charters; aud, where the
State has such an act, still more companies
are forming, from the greater facility for or
eaniziug. In Kentucky, already, paper Ealue
has been created greater than the actual
valuation Of the State. Your able articles
hare already SO. explained the mode Of form
Ing these companies. that the man who parts
with tangible property Tor tn{cTests without
careful Inquiry, and dues not tealize hts ex-
pectaticns. is 70 more , proper @ object 81 pity
papess. and falls victim to the 'Wiles Of d
confidence man.
Men Who have money to invest, which these
stock agents wish to transfer to their own
noesets should be only more suspicious and
reaolute the greater the Inducements offered.
There arc doubtless companies whose stocks
are at and above par; these, however, were
organized some time slncc and upon a real,
ri fictitious basls whsn aa1 lands n wefs so@e.
to rTesnme that there is no stock npou the
maFkct which has not been thoroughly ratsr,
ID, and though this may be and generally is
ytheuently denied by the agents interested
in eales, we must not forget that
sslIankind is very waak.
And little to be trusted;
IF eeif he wavcr.ng balance shake,
Itss rarely right adjusted"
What shall we buy then: esks the woult
, 1865-03-03
WIS CON&RN LEGISLATURE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
MADISON. Thursday, March 2.
IN The Senntc to day the resolution to receive no
new business after the 10Th, and to adjourn as soou
thereafter as possible, vas adopted. Bills were
introduced to provide for the purchase OF i've hun
drcd and City copies Of Shcfc'ds Digest Of Of De-
cions OF the Supreme Court; to change the Bank
OF Whitewater to National Bank, and to amend
the Mineral Point Ra1troad charter. Bills we're
MAINTAINING of division fences In cities and villa
Ecsi concernlng executors: to detach Dallas
CO.. county from The Eleventh dlstrcr ad att,ch it to
the Eighth Circuit A motion was made to re-
consider the refusal to concnr In the Assembly
till accepting the .alroad land grant from Con-
grees, which vas tabled h,y sose Of IS to II, }.
what disconnected. The Assembly bill to am:nd
fences against puelie aeesnsy, was indefinitely
fsSnDty for lli1s ~oEe: and eorpota
kkfsa kf,is tnsii PRINCIPAL egees With ths
lie bill to provide for taking M the hetsia9 stai9c
censns was referred 10 the Committee On State
Aflairs. The rejection Of the bill to m,kc liquor
licenses good for year WIS reconsideFed, and the
b'1l rc;committed to the. judiciary Committee.
Some time waa occupied, in the discussion Of Tho
Assembly bill to authorize tho Governor to take
doubtful con:ntnttonaity. Il ts designed particu-
lary to enable him. to get the opinion OF the su-
sinking fund law., 1t was advocated by senstors
Thorpe and Clarke, md opposed BY senators
Pope, Sessions, A. Il. Young. Bcntry and Webb,
1t wae Indefinitely postponed by vote Of Is to IL
:, In the Assembly the vote adopting the rcsolu:
ton for committee to confer WITH the United
States authorities to eecure the correction Of the
9uotas Of this Sta'c, was referred to select CON-
mittee. The resolution to keep ns1t Saturday
as legal holiday WINS tabled. 4 resolution was
offered to ocJourn sim tie March 18Th. several
local bills were introduced. Also bill relating
to ealaries; authorizing Judges to set In cases
involving the interests Of railroad companies in
which they arc shareholders. Bills were passed
relating 10 the adoption Of children, and amcnda.
tory Of section l, chapter 2s Of the laws OF 1864.
Also a number Of local hllis repealinE the law
exensptng certain unproductiye property Of the
Bcloit College from taxation, afier come debate
ordered TO a third reading. II 1t passes, similar