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TAEE. OF :soITH GARoLIEA.
ApyrrAxr AND IxsProToR-GEsERAL's 0ypfor
a. ,''.SfHfs-2, F;y y6 GoLux,IA: December le..l664.
sf;4Gf.aYfs

ApyrrAsr AND INSPECTOR -GrsERAL's oypior
U4,,5.Hif92 Sis y6 Eotusu; Desember le,Ise4.
SPECIAL ORDERS no A. s.g,xG5Gl is,, g.Sya
r THE apprentices to. the State Mill
IL tay Academy win Immediately lpon @ Lieutenant
JsB,PhTRICK commsnGhif Assenaf al polnnbda, &c.,
instead of Major j. B. WHITE commanding Battalion Of
State Cadets as Heretofore ordered these orders appy
TO those who have already repoed % Major Whltsas H
as to those who hsye not They WIN report to Lieut.. Pat
uck peIared ntakeithe fed.1 53dt0 - S4ragFoe
so much Of Special Orders No. so az eonAicts with
these.ordersis 10 countennanded!D sie@i E'S ~ EA91
,,I}ByprasEef sAs s9vsa9f i. sastncros;91h
d. Dssssss.I a ;.;a,a ], Ada'sas 'ss .s:pse's ~ ssns'
PHYSICIANS NOTICE.
INASMUCH as the currency Of our
IL country has becor,e much depreciard nspece vsiue,
sinceonfnotce published In February we now say %
our friends and patrons hat we dese payment, and we
VIII feeetye In paent fore pag Wo1sdet servees,
the productions Of country, at prices current In our mar
ket befofete a ehfisesc cconespondeat also with
that date QrSve will receive said In payment
FOR said services multiplying the sum Of our Demands
he excess charged by he seller saId
federate Money In PAYMENT OF our demands, on specie
Sssis I'm ali esses q 9sSae o. Oh Wsr,ou demands
win he held due when our sery.ses ass ssads5sd lQ
tres;ss,. s-:t ssalSRs WIIHERsd h1;:
siiiga zi.+sS ts5i Us e gIaAas RAaRoa, isg -
rH. G. JACKSON
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WILL attend at oEbenezerville, On
i Monday, 18th of January, 1855; at Coates Tayem
Tuesday, 17h Shiloh Church, Wednesday, 18th, Rock Hill
Thursday and Friday, 18th and 20 Hickory Grove, Tues:
day. 24th McConneilsvie, Saturday, 2 the purpose
of taking returns OF Conn Fodder Irish Potatoes Peas,
Beans, Ground Peas, Cotton, Buckwheat, Sugar, and
Molasses of Sorghum Cane Persoas not haviug made
their returns of Wheat, Oats Rye, Hay and Wool my
former appointments can have an opportunity of doing 30
at the same time. ;-,a.- .-eyf .s,s.laI -
are also requested 10 report. nv. H.. McC6RKLE,
Assessor, Tar In Kind.
Janunry4 71' saT x; "a .4a;5q
r WILL ATTEND AT ROCK HILL
Il and HICKORY GROVE, as above tindlcated, for me
purpose of receiving Taxes. II. A.! MCLEAN, T.
-. 80 - Collector, 3lst District
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ApJuTAxr. AID INSPECTOR GEsRAL's orIer,s n:
CoLuxsIA, December 81, 1884,
General ORDERS NO. 81.
T THE following persons having been
LIZ elected to the Field Offices Of the several Regiments
of State Troops are herewith announced 40 SUCH and
be obeyed and respected accordingly:
First Regiment State Troops. "<.1tt
Colonel. B. GRIFFIN. -. py.-SS TfaT l@ii.
Lieutenant Colonel-B. F. HERNDON. "a
Major--DIKES. - AIsS -! -" ..''-"
.. Second Reginent State Tscops, -.
Lieutenant Coionel-W, H. DUNCAN, i,-.;..T
Major-D H. RICE. ''
-.., -: Tasa iRessmeat Ssats Troops. r g.: ''-@h
ryCo;onel-A., D. GOODWIN s.-.,g.,-t ~
Lieutenant Colonel-J. w. HARRINGTON. D,
Major-aJ. McIYER. 9 - =, a. go -.
...... Fourth Regiment S.dte Troops. r-r-i
ColoneI-R. B. LiGoN. -..
. Lfeutenant-C Colonel. r. SPEARMAN.
Major-J. w. FERGUSON ..,t'
BY command
(SIgned1 A.. =. Ghh.iNuLogN;c
Official G. A. FoLLls, A. A. Gen.
January '-rrr. - g, Il -Ntl aIH s 5 y u :.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.,
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF 8. c.,

s'"''t OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF 8. c.,
- CoLvxplA, December %, 1854.
THE following regulations have been
adopted for the presentation and payment through
this Office, Of requsuons and claims ppos the EIecuye
Department Of this State. 5os, ~ 80 " 'n'''s''
l. practicable all requitions for funds BY the
heads Of military bbreaux and works Of e State, and all
claims against the Executive Deppumen Of the State shan
be transmitted this Office for examination and audit at
least week before the first day OF each month Rsqu
sitons and claims approved by the Governor will be paid
between the 5 and I0 days Of the month NEXT succeed
Except under special circumstances, funds VIII not be
remitted by mail. Parties who deIe 70 receive amounts
through agents. will please observe The following form Of
power Of attorneys: GDgt - q ~ sTIi4st -,
DO hereby appoint my tine snd iayfn, y o.
attorney sign receipts for and receive payment OF al
moneys which may be now due or eomlngfo mef from me
Executive Department Of the State OF South Carolina.
Witness my hand and SEAL at ---, This --r-day. s
3 No bll will be paid unless sworn to BY the claimant,
and no requson will be allowed unless prepared ~ near
as mny be- according to the forms prescribed BY the army
regulations of the Confederate States and certified du
pcate by the proper officer Of the department or service
for which the requlsition is made. - = .E@s - -
A. All requstons aud claims of the character herein
referred to- that rendered previous to the date o this
notice. and which haYe been audited and approved VIII De
paid as heretofore, upon application 70 this bfice
; - JAMES TUPPER, Auditor Of 8. c.
Approved A. G. MAoRArH.
Innuayv .w"rs. L .. <. ~ IL
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SI.O0OREWARD.

nN the night of the 23rd Of Decem-
" Der last, at the CHESTER DEPOT, two SMALL
TRUNKS were tnken by mistake or stolen, BL ACK,
the other GREEN IT. the trunks returned TO me, In
formation given that can recover them, Will give
81 1000 REWARD and ask no questions; ~, - ;, -; = .
. ji-r' grf g. 'ffSYofkvtfe, g. q. :
Jannarv
, 1865-04-10

f4so eoS GsssnbsSsks 1 81 s e. S aad has
business community has lost about S.50, ,ooU,o00,
and tho holders. or Government bends aud Legal
tenasTs have Gaa,1cdh an q. .eq1. nn The In
tion OF the moneyed world ia simple one. How
long, 1t ts everywhere asked. c.n this addition and
Gine, have pfoteesed 70 hare had this settling day
In their eye n1l through their three years OF proa.
perity. How much Of z margin have they teserved
Tor the trying hour: hou "'ueA con sAey ssaad
-1nSt, Louis on Friday l2st New York sl1ht
ExchapEe was scarce and firm at 1-10 prem. buy
pc and 1-6 prem. selling. GoveEnmen vouchers,
g. of fsr large and 1D312 of for small ones.
Money ia scarce. .
Tho N. Y. Commercial Adusrtistr denies
having suggot ted to Secretary McCull0eh that be
should 20 INTO the mtrketto purchase gold to keep
It from falling. We cheerfu1ly make tho cofree-
ton.
The firm Of Ladd Brothers l. Co., Of Steuben-
vile, Ohio, have failed to heavy aEount In tho
pork packing business. The drm one year ago,
according to wnEtern paper were worth $soa,ooO,
and now nre not worth one dollar. This failure Is
aaid to extend to number Of farmers, merchants
and others in the towns OF Richmond. Smithaeld
and Mt Pleasant, IN Jefferson county. Ohio.
a few days s1nee we noticed the failure ofthe
First National Bank OF Att1ca, N. 7. The Bats.
via N. T., Adroeate contains the following con-
ecrn1nE the failure:
The !" First National Bank Of Attlca" c1osedit
doors on Thursday. This unfortunate termina.
ton Of tho existence Of this Institution Was
brought about by tho peculiar manner OF Its man-
Agcmeht, taken INTO account with the recent great
depression In tho rrlce Of produce. It has long
been known that tho principal .hua.sess IL ttsa
hAnt was to carry the notea Of It's owners, WHO
Wero heavy dealers IN butter cheese, &C., and not
to do Legitimate and general banking blsiuess.
Hence, ~ might hay6 been inferred, a fall In the
prices Ct farm products caused smasl up.
Attica and the country aroudd it IL much excl
ted upon the subject, and mauy persons acem IN
cfined to attribute the uutowa1d result to Its hav
ing been National Bank; but We are confident
that that had nothing to do with It..
The National Banks arc organized, 1t Is tue,
under Law Of the General Government, and their
bills. which are received by the Government. are
based upon Government atock. In the c1se Of The
Firet National Bank Of At1ca, x45 900 Of bills has
been issued these bills are secured By the pledge
Of the Government bondb, only ninety cents IN
bille being Issued fur every dollar Of such bonds
These bondsare worth In The market from Is to
20 per cent more than the amount OF bills In clrcu
lat1o1-so the public need have no fears that any
loss will be Sustained by the bt1l-holderB. Tho
security Of the deposltors will depend upon the
assets Of the bank, Of which VIC know 1o,h,ng.
The bal-bolders are safe at all events.
Tho following table shows the receipts and
ehfpmenH Of proyis1ons at New York for
three months ending March a1st, for three yean:
, 1865-04-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


SATURDAY EVENING, April 8, 4hs5.
Business during the week has been more active
sud there has been more confident feeling among
merchants with regard to values. The fact that
Gold has has not fallen since tho csptnro Of Rich
mond has impaired very general Idea among op-
crators that It has for the present "touched bot
tom, "and that our victories for some time to coue
have been already discounted. At any rate those
Who sold short " at low pricea On the prospect
Of the fall OF Richmond, haye been Disappointed
but although the marketa arc moro actiye aud
sseaaier. it Is 4 matter Of regret that the opera
uops in produce are chiefly Of speculative char
acter. Every day, the sales Of wheat amount to
between two and four hundred thousand bushels:
hut with one OF two exceptions, none has been
purchased by shippers, and it ia feared that when
navigation opens, p1ces Will be run up under this
speculative feeling, so "a 10 still further
prevent its shipment Whatever opinion may
be held AZ to decline In Gold, there il not much
likelihood Of aI advance, md prices In New York
will probably be higher at the opening OF
navigation than ut any other time du-
ring the season. Bnt II Gold declines
to 1a5 during the next three months, n many
predict 1t will. wheat will fall in New York, md
tho holding back Of shipments at the opening
will entail the loss on the West instead Of tho
East. To initiate the market here ut prcsant
ts, therefore, a step fatal 10 our interests. The
grain Was brought here to be shipped, not to be
bought and so}d i've hundred times without being
moved, as IL being done at present. or course
there 1s no use Of trying to regulate such mat
tor, for II Ia beyond the control Of any one man or
interest; but feel 1t our duty present to urge
speedy ehipueuts OF a1l kinds OF produce and
provl.ions any other course has. generally re-
suited in loss to the West hut in the present .tatc
Of affairs It is particularly dangerous.
T4 Fr~j
, 1865-04-10

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Wis, April 8.
10 49, ~ s'.s s.. ~ ua,e a'moet cesea. unl5
70 men nave neen mustered into tho United
States ecrTico during the week. Orders have
been received forb1ddinc the Issuing Of snv mors
recruiting commisa,ous. Thai i. H. on,v fonnd..
49, -. A""s 20 NC outS touaoA"
uon 1ot Inc report mat recruiting had been
stopped.
For the L1th regiment the ninth COMPANY hss
gone to tho field: the tenth COMPANY haa mt vet
been o,ran1zed. 1he s1st b.a naen enonnh ~ ~
sesen companies, but only four are organized
two companies have been sent to the eeld. and
others viii soon fo,low rnr n. ssa 80 aa
three cnmn,nJe. h.r. hesn a-a.n;~sa AAa ''a GALL
t"-ee e'nFan4ee aa'e oeeu organized.
Both Houses, by neaf'y party vote, have
passed bill to submit the question Of negro sur
iraRe TO The people, In the Senate to-tnY. Chief
f,.-1 c..,~.r+ ..5 c,..... :. :. 'f ~'
sHe..A .a Aau eeEt nnsn1s we're
lnFitea 10 act al the September session, when the
Senate meets as board Of equalization. tn,
Senate voted 10 worth of nostare at,mn. n .,.h
,,.,rh.- a..,,n+1n I'M. fs s.aps ~ eaea
1smpei. AstenplY oa.s were paesed TO amend
, 1865-04-10

ALE TAheA ~ tA1kE T8A NATIONAL FLAG.
Major Athcrton Housh Stevens, Jr., ono Of
two Of the gallant officers OF The United
States service. Major E. E. Graves being tile
other, both Ct Major General Weitzeps staff,
were the first to achieve the immortal honor
Of fret raising the co.ors Of their country
over the rebel capital. Maior Stevens is m
tive OF Cambridge, near Boston, Mass, where
he "as born in the year 1926, aud is conss-
quentl5 thirty, nine years Of age, bis bi,th-day
occurring yesterday, the ID Of April. Major
stevens was taissd to CONNIE; cial affairs, en-
joy7ng the ordinary advantages Of common
school education in Massachusetts, State
whose neW pride 1t viii be to remember this
nc most noble service Of her gallant son. Major
stevens has for years been Intimately associa-
ted with the volunteer militia Of bis State,
and entered the service in the present war,
raising bis own company in thetist Massachu-
sets cavalry in September 1851. He is now
q Major IN the 4th Massachusetts cavalry, but
detached On the corps staff Of the 25th
army corps as Provost Marshal General OF
that Organization, in which capacity he is
, 1865-04-10
FROM NESF ORLEANS.
Eoffet rs Army Breaking Up-The
R1oo0H.

NEW ORLEANS, I'd, ria CAIRO, sth.-The Deita
FAY. Forests atmy Is hrcaking up. Large numbers
OF men ere daily transported home, mostIy Tex
ans One hundred and htty deserted In ono day.
The steamship Liberty eailed On the I'd for New
Baton Rouge advices to tho Sd represent the
river rising The crevasee SIX miles above Baton
Rouge, on The west side, IL one mile wide and
quite deep, and sull widening. The country back
Is oyeEdoWed to the depth OF sixteen feet. Tho
troops ct Morganzfa have been placed on ateam-
hoats. Fears are entertained for Gen. Heron.
He has large, working pnr,y On the levee ut
NorFanzia, aDd hopes to prevent break there. =
There is & determination to extetminate tho
jawhawkers md murdcrers infesdng thst section.
The lond Of the 9th washed away q span Ut lhe
Memphis and Charleston Rai1Essaaa bridge between
:ollierssil'e and lafayette The locomotive and
three cars Of the westward train were preclpitated
into the water. Several were killed and injured.
The, sseamers Liberty and City Of Cairo froM on
bales COTTON, and the latter from ST. Louis with
eighty eight ba1es, passed up.
The Steamers from Yazop at Vfckshurg the 4Eh
brought $40 bales cotton. The Zephyr, from Red
River, for Memphis, had ITO bales.
, 1865-04-10
The following table shows the amount Of Flor
md Grain in store in Ibis city On thu lat mat.

ETtcre was fsir attendance On 'Chan9e toiaT'
and owing to m ADVANCE In gold til. GENERAL mn
duce markets ruled h1mer, but there was less ac
fvify and very little life displayed. On he Dart OF
holders there WAS a Yery strong feeling 1aanffest
ed, but buyers we're unwilling to.taks hold. =.
The Provision market was very quiet, and we
have no material change to note in prices. Mcsa
Pork was In limited request md We no.e sale. Of
ss5 barrels at $500. Prime Ness Pork was ne
elected and nominal at $24.00, Bulk Meats were
in fair demand and steady, with sales OF round
lot OF 500 coo rs 3hon1ders 1t lac loose; 10000 s
picked Shoulders at 11tc: 5000 pieces Dry Sa1ted
Bans ut 14c loose; and 5000 Ms Short Ribbed
Sides At 14c loose. Lard wsA neglected and entire
u nominal at 16D16sc.
Wghwines were in good demand and 16Asc
higher, with sales Of 100 barrels at s2.o5@20e-
sc1oa1ng firm. Since the Government has made the
seizu1ca at st. Lon1s and elsewhere Of Illicit man
facture there has been mora confidence felt ao3p-
holders, and better inquiry.
Owing to the unf4rorahlo news from New York
there vas less inquiry for Flour. and The m,rIs.
ruled quite dull. The on1y transactions rano,,ea
vera stp brls extra At S8.c0fsses Tb-rs
nothing 1oing in white winters, Iots In store ,re
ae,1Inr At 10 95M11 .60 fnr fair IN s,nrr q.
hrands. WA
THE savance IN po1d VIA so11ow.d dh7. .a.
nondfnp lmnroyen,ant n N. srh..t r,..,ss
We note m appreciation at aane1n.ner h., ,.t,,
.,lc. NJ aos oan nm A. II rs.o1 ~ ta, oe, "tu1
-c1oa,ng on1et ,t = n7.| Th.s ~. 49, spt.ns
dino demand for NJ sn.,aa e.o 20, "1 u wy "
ted ea!e, at ftoa. ch,r,eo 49, .,d ~ r,ntar
, 1865-04-10

Trnders, Chicago. $sc0, 600: First National Bank,
Maeonh, ILL.,. 10000; Merchants, GnIeua, nj,
sSS9 ,nsisDs sn.p:nts Na1!enai Ran
Fs,'ss9s saie. OHIO Faeasrs aa a;hs
buIs, Ohio. e1u0, Geo; iowa City Bank, Iowa CITY,
fc5,Goo. The Con' me rcial Bank, Cleveland, Ohio,
has increased isg capital $1Do oo0 and the Second
ID r.tona1 bank currency were issued 10 the banks
tho past week. The total amount now.in circula.
t1on te nearly Sill, ,eo, CO.,
able to be removed ara being sent North to make
room for 1s.ge Plumbers Of wounded arriving from
the 'front.'. Within the 1ast eighteen hours over
tie way. Fifty two rebel officers from the grade
Of B,igodier General down to I'd Lieutenant have
rcpott ted to Provost Matshsl lnEraham aimee tho
Army Of the Potomac commenced tls late nove-
menf. Oycr 4C0a1e expected to arrive from City
Pnrt to.nfrht,
, 1865-04-10

A Good Way to Aid the Sanitary Fair
Editors Chicago Trihune:
Everybody is doing something lor the Great
Western Fair for the wounded suldsefe. Why
not Just eive space in your paper, for few
words, to be followed by every paper in
towns, counties and states both Eastern and
Western.
Let every father and mother send one red
postage stamp for themselves and one for
each child, for tie benefit of the Fair. Not
one soul who secs the announcement but will
ecnd, not only one, but some ten times one :;
still every man, woman aud child in this great
and glorious Union can do 1t, and II all do,
what amount can be realizeds Say only ten
millions population, and this will give US
thirty millions Of cents or three hundred
thousand dollars. This wculd help them
Some. What say You. Let them all be for
Mardcd to rome Of the committee. TT It.
Every paper VII. so1n follow up with the ad-
yertiscmcnt, and you will in a short time
md very large amount to help in the good
W0fk-morc than in any other way. No man
Will refuse three cent stamp for himself and
children. This is my idea, d poor working
man.
Yours in behalf Of thiswork,
GEO. j. AMBROSE.
, 1865-04-10
1IR. TRBBETTS'
PLY SOCIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATO!

30 popular IL this uew article ip the Eastern Sta
Inat IN ta'1feen ts7s Of the prrsect Il cath, MAJ:
taso bottles wera sold In Bsston II Is not Dys.
VII RESTORE Gray Hair to Its original color.
prevents the Hair rom falling o1. It promote
Lu1urtant 6EoVth OF New Hair It caras all Itch
nd NeuraiElA Of tha Scalp. EVERY 1urTLK
WARRANTED.
AAScH1srKE, jane iett. LES
d. T1RnErza- Sir: t:el very mach pleased 4.
the effect your Halz KeEsne1ator hAa had on my he
When began to u,e It, about two months age,
head wzs ent11 ely bald except litse Oh Ne b.ckp
and now La all covered with = beautiful Eroytt
1ue giossy hair mo1e tha1txo iuchss isng. Ist
been twenty-five years A1ce my h&ir fau or an;
h1Fr tried most Of the different that hs
hsen brought before tho public without recay,n1 81
benefit feel truly thankful for tho bane0tfh
received. and can recommend it to al II at.nu 4
bert preparation avsF brought bstsra this pqbHa,
A1s. uRIAH h.
HASau1s1x1, DEC. 4tb, 1881
n8aaA' A1Hkxtfs b1CTRKAs:-My hair hA4
vsF9 gray Tor more than ten yaa11 during which t.
nave been constantly ultnx tho different prep.s
uohs1of the hAlf ~ soon ~ they made their appS,
ance, but without sn7 benant whatever. It Is
sNo months sincs began to use y2urs, md It !.
ptesen. uEe ny hair IL AIN ct \ psrfecs black, q
nasu1Al coiof3 and ID .ois and ossy ~ when ;
think your preparation will 8oon be used to tbs
elnAe2 OF AL othe1s. H5NRY BENNETT.
Boa1o3. March lst, lsA.
- IKnB<Tr9 B1oruERB-8enra: The Phyatolog-
aAis hegenerator IL selling better than aaJ p1
pas2flon acd K11tog nozt nnbouuAet 1Atsfactto3-
G. c, GOODWIN 4 CO., WhoiesAlo DsnxztsH,
y fHce per nottle -.
sA1TH = DwYER, = and y 141e s1set. Who,
rnh4p4le Set tdo
, 1865-04-10

SATURDAY EVENING. April 8, 14E5.
This evening closes week remarkable tor its activ
1ty in the Dr5 doots market. Since our last 1tpor
there ycry few changes to note Print qulta
is ea.ier feeling In Brown Sheetlngs but they
scsrce, Nc do not make any change IL quota.
uors. Te1egr.phlc dispatches nom Sev York quote
Standards somewhat lower Some brands II fD1earhed
Goods are shade lower Deuims, Striped ShIrtinEs
and Ticks are unchanged. some brands OF Co11et
jeans Hc lower. Dcialnes are easter. CARPETS
1r:n and active at our last QuotstIona.
Wegtye The closing q1etattons q toll0Na: :.
, 1865-04-10

The AndeFsonv1lle Pr1soneFsfor Ex.
change-ArtlTal OF Rebel Prisoner.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune,1
WAsHsoroH, April 8.
ANpxnsoNVnLE PRISONERS,
Government has received information that fya
thorsand of our prisoners from Andersonytlie
and other Southern prisons are ready for de-
livery at Darieu. Ga. Steps will be taken imme-
diatelY for their removal North.
KEW NATIONAL RANKs.
During the past week thirty-three National
banks were authorized to commence operations,
with IN aggregate capital Of over nine millions
The total numbet OF these bsnks now in exis.
tcuce Is 9g7 with a cnpital Of pTcr one hundred
and th1rty y-iour millions. The following are he
Western banks established:
MeIchants, New Albany, Ind capital 800. .0QO
, 1865-04-10

ABORTION CAsE.-Dr. Noble Holton, resi-
ding at Buda, Bureau county, has been ar
reFted for producing an abortion on Mrs.
Matilda BlnSe, a widow Of the came town.
It appeared in evidence that Doctor Holton
wae tnthcr Of the child. The scomdrel was
s. nj to fail, but was released by Sheriff Low
erin, on accoun1. as be- alleges, Of informa@itY
in the mltimus.
, 1865-04-10
Gold.

NEw Yo5K. March e.-Gold is quiet, the demand
feing confined chiefly to the Ordinary wants Of
importers. There Is no apparent attempt to en-
ginecr The market for either rIie or fall, the
COURAGE sneh operations. The quotations hare
been 15O 1924 and 1904
, 1865-04-10
RUFUS HATCH,
iTOhH1HLT HATCH / HU0U9s,1
ARnKEp

no. IS BxehRngs Place. Ecw Ynrk
AuyeFanaant Securities st&ck AcA old. bought and
Bold E1clusivsl1 en- Com1l.sloa.
HKTXKKNCns:
Nessr1. Eo1snncn Sturses nons, ChioAzo, H.
Ae!sEs: atacfle{ HhnAI. Chicago. Ill
G. T.. Wheeler. E1q Ghicaso. Ii.
7: T. lu0n. 414., Chicago, Ill.
6. A. RcEsrS. Rs1, ChiesEo. Ill
Mets7. AcAtm, Bras. c., Row Tork City.
M'fart. q. 4. Tucker . Co., Ncw York City.
Aekats. H.J. Lyons d Co., New YerE tatY,
H.H. Baxter. Eaq.. Rut,Ann. Vt.
Aesar1 L.thsep, kn1ta Co, 0tweEo, NJ.
G. pt1Ant, Eau. P1eside2t Rstk Isia4d Railroad &c.
, 1865-04-10
SATURDAY EVENING, April s, 1s65.
aALES 1t TIE TIEar board,
suBsta1rr1oN AGENCY 7.,o LIAM.

SUBstRIFTION AGENCY 7.5o Lt3An.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAl:
1kls Bank viii rsaelve iub1c1tptIons to the ~ 50
o. 9. Nstae, snd pay thu interest ron Axts sab
ktiipren to lbs 1s:h Of Juno.
Tht&s EotsS are etftHeA tEeEzinattene ot 54 3lQ
S5ee 4loe0Ant Is interest 1t The fats Of ID
PSI teat pes tnd Aa ps.Ah!e three trsm
18th Of 1uAs l6&5, may be converted, 1t tho option
OF tbs halaAI 1t mAsu.sy lRto 1 reI cert saa kcld
bearing bcntL-
81 set sf C:sEEesz they are tres trcm e.a,e and
Aeatciphl ta.atten, a.d having thia sovau:.Ee &rs
tte bs4s xecut1ty for tAvektsat IN EAl 1t.
We Allow The aazal rate ot cou.ulsA1; SAG Agents
xnd can tutnth tie notes free q chs.3e
....-.-. J. l. ELLIS, President,
EDW.D I. TNKHAN, Cashier, nh.IsI3 lltset