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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
The business Of the Greet Western ps;av.,. :,
Canada for the week ending Goth October v,..

The business Of the Great Western Ps;a,,.. :.
Canada for the week ending Goth October, va.
1865 eee go IS 1854. 4sa 2ot Inc. "a @ a,
A Washington dispatch states: -r :.
1t is estimated at the Treasury Department. ~. 4.
the War Department succeeds In placing Il. s..;-..
proportionstely low with those Of the Navy Uens,t.
FOR the next fiscal year. that the entire expepss - ~
Government for 1906 will be about el0d O0o m ~ ~
elusive Of interest on the public debt, vbeh ~. "a
s65 O00O0 1t is claimed that the internal
will tho total OF expenditure TO say uots,e
the revenue to be derived from customs
The Chicago Tribune, in its weekly rey,e, =,
the money market, says: 80
Another influence at work keeping the mone, u.A
close is the desire to be in readiness to aid he nc.
dealers as soon as active packing Commence =. y
true the bankers at present not in yery rooS -
for IT. bat they hope that by closing dow y. ~
grain neD funding their compound interest not.s ~
by selling their surplusage OF 10 b M Jso
~ meet the demand by next month. ~"
With regard to funding the compound interes. ,s..
we are happy 10 learn that of our banks
at once to the call and tie process Of fuadnr ra
going on but thcre are others who do not tSint ~
offer Of the Secretary OF the Treasury Quits Es. ~
enough. and they are disposed to keep their Dos, snS
let more interest accrue. 'A'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

DYEWOODS-A fair steady demand prevails fer
most descriptions. and prices well supported; We
quote LogwOod at sl9 for Honduras; s2O for Cam.
peachy: $50 SO for 1obaseo S2i s24 IS for San
Domingo and els 50as $40 50 for Jamaica. Fustic a
s224 s23 for Sayaniia s2l3 for Maracaibo. Lima
Wood, f956 slOO. Manila 5 pan Wood. $6ja sS7 81.
and Camwood ESQ y tun, all gold
FLOUR AND JEAL-The market for Westera and
State Flour Is So lOc. y Dbl. lower and at the
sion the demand las bcen good the sales are l6Uq
bbs at 81 75ass for Supertne State; s. l53es IS ff
Extra State IS 404sc ~ Tor Fancy States e 0eee 70
for the low grades OF Western Extrs; Sc ejd 10 f
Shipping Ohio: 50 l5a sl2 50 COR Trade and Family
br ands and sl4d $40 IS Tor 81 Louis Extras Buck
wheat Flour Is dull and prices nominal. Canadian Flour
quiet but without essential change; sales OF 40 bes
at Go 23Gss 20 for the low grades Of Extra and
ss 70dsI2 50 FOR Trade and Family Extras Southern
Flour moderate request and rather heavy; SAILS
G75 bbs at ~ s5d sl0 IS for Mixed 70 good Superfe
Country Baltimore, SC. and sl0 5OaSl6 % for Jiads
and Family brands Rye Flour is heavy and rather dull
small sales at sedss ~. Corn Meal is quiet and nons
naly unchanged.
a SFISH-Dry Cod are scarce and very firm; s.
Georges are quoted At 3d. and Bank at 81 saes q
go quintals. Mackerel are firm. and large Male
are quoted at t-5d s2o 20. Herring are firm. We
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
.Markets-cAnxvuIlr REPORTED FOR rnr My. ru,,,,


"WEDNESDAY, Oct Is I6s
ASHES-The market 10 steady aud a fair as.s., ss.
prevails. The quantity offering small and bns,ns.I ~
consequence Is restricted; sales at 50 $e III for p
and - % for Pearls. IVA
BEESWAX-The demand has been moderate 90.
we car OF sales Of only few thousand pounds ~ ~
JOc. for Western and Southern Yellow. chief n.
latter. T' VIC
COTTON-There 10 still very fair business do., =.
full previous rates. though many buyers are d,ns.S Il
hold of for further advice. from abroad we qast sS
Middng at 55a57c and Middlings at seassc.' ~.
and resales Of about 5 900 bales.
COAL-The supply Of Foreign Is small and thar 1.
good demand for all kinds except C;as, we hsss =
sales Of Camel at s20d a. to arrive Domestic i s.
ing from the yard at &l2dsl3 30 p tun Of 2OJOn'
COFFEE-Rio continues IL very fair demand ..A
prices are extremely firm; sales Of 1894 bags eI E.s
beth, private terms. We quote lilo fsir 70 0osS
cargoes, at l962lc.; Ordinary lots, lsIaIsc. fsI,
0d20ic.; Good. 2lt 022c.; Prime, 22ic; and Cboic.
30. West India styles quiet but firm Thersi,
Java the spot, but to arrive several lots sre %
fered sales to-day Of 200 bags Of Government JAVA "a
arrive, at 29c., gold.
COpPER-American Ingot has been rather d,i
with no change worthy of notice in prices We o,sss
Baltimore and Lake at 32i 432te.. ard Detroit st ,a
33tc Yellow Metal Is steady at &c., and New SAsa;S
ing at Soc. cash.
CASDLES-There is good demand for al kind, 4.
full prices. the market closing firm; we quote Adsnsa
tine at 27rd2s.c.; Sperm, 4Oc aud Patent, ac =
DRUGS AND DlES-Ihe inquiry is not yery "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

i FRUIT-With nearly everything known 10 be ohth
way. sold previous 10 arrival. aud little stool
first hands, the market Is extremely quiet, but pca
for sill descriptions fully malntained and ma,5
holders are hooking for further advance. We Quota
, 1865-02-25
How to Measure an OIL Wels


A very important 1eatare IN negotiating Q
sale Of an oil veil ls to know how to measure !ns
the depth Of oil. We heard Of q case In which
everything dcpcnda1 upon that, and On that
the bargain 1ay ,fa: hnsed It was hele one nsd q
been dug and water md oil we're struck.
ahe5 mere water oweTer, fe teeR Ss 9t 1e sa su;
been dug only to the fist Indications q oil,
and, by tbe measure on stick, there tor were .s
very few hours. But the trade hlt:hed: =
TIE next morning The stick % dnn,bp Tas pfoTT11sta T1s
fever in the buyer began to rage = the papers
ws being made ont when the selinF b[onGet ssq;at
depth. The bargain Was struck,
When the buyer came to inspect his well,
be found au old 6olc, half 6ned with water
and about IN inch Of oil floating and thai
had been there time ont ofmind. The buyel
soon found how to measure M oil well, the
process being only to get depth Of WateE. suth
cient to permit ti1e stick to run down, for or
eoutsg up, the oil beipg On The top, woale u:
his the stick was inserted.
, 1865-02-25

!, ,r-nu, the Richmond Examiner. Feb. A]'
rta stato CaMtal OF South Carolina has
<,,,an Co1nn1bfa il In the>hands Of Sherman.
r. 1hc ,ntre oyerrunniDg Of . country were
connnering It., the Yankee enemy mlght begin
- hnaat ~ lie subjugation Of South Carolina.
~. r. r ao far they have advanced and penetrated
| 4ha rerv heart Of the State without serious
orncs;tton. But the only value Of that ad-
ra1re for the general purposes Of the cam-
naiee' consists IN its being step towards 60.
9rf7a 7afinr With Grant In the investment. Of
Richmond. Thus sherman'si ~ ssEpFtse Is
4be istn9e Pians OF present a}spSoas Of
Beaureeard are unknown hereg The little
Confederate army, however, sale, and may
1et iead Sherman such, dance IS Green led
Tornwali;s over those sameN rivers and
sSaTnnn Il the Federal a@qRy cannot reach
r. f. a." nanv}lle Railroad, tfen tt had better
hare s;ared in Atlanta a1l this while. But
ait is iar CRY to LochoW."
r. ia trne ffe Federals con crafty their fine
| eense Of i poetical Justice" tor, as nc should
eavs their betty 1nalice,) by laying waste tho
rnn,rntected homesteads Of that noble State,
| and Wreakinc upon the women md children
| ~ sonth Carolinians their noble revenge for
The heroic resistance they haye encountered
on every field st the hands Of the men: Yet
| tbat is not conquering a country. on the
contrary, It is making 1t unconquerable Where
tie breed Of men is Of inc right kind- Ihe1e
Ia reason to believe that General Beauregard
T. CARRYING ont deliberate design, and tha'
Sherman e near the end Of his trinmphs q
We NAV regard this saudacious march Of tht
enemy tfrourhout' the heart Of South Caro-
! }inn IA one Of the consequences OF removing
Inhngton from command Of our army Of Ten
| nfEkee.
, 1865-02-25
Markets bv Telegraph.
QUE nIrINlIur spEClAL r1AnRET.

fspcr1al Dispatch to the Western Preas.l
NEW YORK, Friday. Feb. "A Midnight.
Tho stock market II steady. Tbe tone Ct business
Dc. correspond with the progress 0: arms on
the coatt, and receives important Intelligence with
reIfctt calmness.
Hudson Rive. and old southern are the leading
cards, and Il ere vas = sharp rise IN botn
TIE Government lit remalns very steady, with q
talr bu4lress. 1nnase bonds there Is veE, little do
Ing.
miscellaneous shares generally quiet. Dealings IN
mteflspt contlnur animated. ....-.
Gold Fe1r quiet and little Affected py ts7ofsple
u&gs. The Bulls stand rcady to take any advantage
Of rtyerke-
Mtney continues easy. Foreign exchange Quiet.
ThePct1o1cum business ~ constantly increasing
Parties with property fer sa1a report NC
locales OIL stocks bs3 fair 10 be at tbohead GEE
change before lsng At the Bosrd to-day Cherry Run
sod II l0 Excelsior $40 Getnanla a. High Gate %
Hsydrlck 2s75 1tanhr tag 49, Oceanic LIS, Tack $50
for,tern Light 5+a5 r. nd Farm as. Pfthdeut aSs
Crude Petroleum Is In fair demand but prices are
easier, Sales CT t2obrs 1t IS on spot; Refined IL
bond ut sc.
LATER.
Nxw Yosk Friday Feb. 2ith.-Gstlaghers Exchang
gold le9K; NY Cent? nix; Erie tx; Hudson 1lsA
Reading 1l4H ;.Ola Southefu 83X; q ,97H; Nota
Western s44 do pld 64z: Fl WaJne s's: ohfo ccEtf
tx; Canton ssH; Cumb O.; MAsiposa Is. Stock
not very active. Gold steady Sales after call
1Q1l.
, 1865-02-25

UARPERs FEnHY, Feb. II, 1865.
Two men, Charles Stewart, 9TH United
States cavalry, and John Jackson, IL 5t9 ~. New
death by musketry 70. the crime Of desertion.
All arrangements were madc;. The execution
Tas SET Ior tue middle OF Tho forenoon, ont
on Bolivar Heights. All the troops at the
post were drawn up to witness the punish
ment due TO soldiers greatest arige: Many
WIS orderly and decofous, showing we'll for
those who had the management Of the pro.
cepdings. Tie troops, under command Of
Lieutenant Colonel Murray, formed hollow
squa1e, open at point in line with the firing
purity. General Stevenson and staff were in
tie prison, led by our efficient Provost Mar
sbai. Major Pratt, 33th Massachusetts, With
two ambnlances. In which Nerc the prison.
err. surrounded by suitable kuard, and &C
cor.panied by the band of the 9Th New York
heavy artillery, playing the Dead March came
to the place Of execution about ha1fpast
eleven O'Clock.
Two collins, painted black, we're placed on
the snow-coyered ground, within the square,
| q short distance apart. The condemned were
| led forward and, placed beside their cottlns,
about ten CT twelve PAGES in front Of the
firing party. They we're both young men Of
crably Infected By their situation. For d
| short time they engaged In earnest prayer
! with the Two Catholic priests who had at
| tended them. The fatal moment bad ar.
| rived. There upon that suoW-whtte, aunllt
| plain-the great hills q solemn background
| these two men stood upon the very brink
| Of an awful eternity. The flags they had for.
sakeu, waved around them. The comrades
they had known, were around and before
thcm-no longer as friends and brothers, but
"a ertcutioners Every one felt the solemnlty
Of the occasion. The last prayer Was said
their few ftieuds-onc gray haired father
| tell back:
w. The copdemned stood by their collins thei,
arms were plnioned, and the bandage5 thai
were to khul out the light Of the world for
ever were being adjusted for their eyes, wheE
md handed Gen. Stevenson dispatch. Will
calm face, but heart full Of man's fines
feelings, the General read that Chaplain Fltz
gihbon, one Of the priests, had invoked Ez
ecut1va c1emency, and Abraham Lincoln
| President Of the United States, had graute'
3 longer leasspf life There WAS feeling q
, relief throughout the crowd, and many .
. earnest "God bless them" went up to u
Great White Throne for Chaplain Fitzgibbo
and Abraham Lincoln. Three minutes NOR
and all would have been oyers
That a dcscrter, who disregards his oat
md his honor, bis God and his country, shoul
. l. die, Is but Just, and every right-minded MAJ
particularly every soldier, viii say let the1
, die; but this case was peculiar. These me
] we're two Of s1x who had all been alike sci
l tenccd by General Court Martial, aud ffient
!. had interposed to give the other four anoth'
chance for life. There was, then, . sympath
i for these men, and when the President decl
|. ed on examining the records IN the case, ar
: giving them, toe, another chance, the who
!. assemhlage ielt relieved aud gratetul.-Baa
l more dNatricQD.
, 1865-02-25
St, Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsfbune.

lSpetl1 DIspatcu 70 lug CutedEu 1s1u1He'1
s.. LOUIS, Friday, Fen. Fl.
ToRAcoo-Actyc ,sh1es green Jugs at rs @ to 81 90
factory lugs g. $s4o; planters do s1oooto s13
commcn shipping leaf At s1s5oto e16-sa; medium do
at from S17o0 $e1 23, good and nns 90 at $2io to
aS050 common manufacturing leaf At 80 Is to
medium 90 At so.00 to $a3 Is; boxes from 91o 50 to
$3.50 = 100 Ds.
FlouB-Dun. eales Of snperfro 1t 1t Is 6,so87.o0; !;
cbolse auper At a7s5 double sxtfa At barte'
0EA1s-Whsat dull. sA1es ofgoodi IN lots at II .65 to
to 20; prinfa sl.75 prime at s1so; choice ~
$3.50; very choice at sa.oo = buahel' Oats lower.
Sales At ppc, CoFn angedwh1te at 410a 2 bush.
cl. Eve steady at h 1aa1 20 bushel B.rley-fales
offs al IT, e5et 10; spring ss q o21 IS hpshel.
LAEn -sales Of 10 tierces as21hc = =.
TAI1ow-1oba1re}, were sold st14kc IN.
, 1865-02-25

lepeclal Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tfaonne.l

lepeclsi D!spatch to the Chicago Tr'bnne.]
ALBANY. Fr1!ay, Feb. Il, 1865.
AZ was anticipated there are moro cattle here TIL!
week, 2tloo having arrived up 10 this evening" and
nr1ces are down 1Q!H cents Der y. Sales thus
lar have been slow, only three or <ur hundred head
having changed hands. st prizes ranging from th@t2
cents. the outside for heavy fancy s:eefa The New
Tork buyers 1ndisposed 10 make large puschases
becauac Of the unsettled state Of the MARKET Sheep
, 1865-02-25

Enl,s&mshts were b1iskc1 yesterday than for sey-
erul tdals preceding, total Of eighty seven men
having been secured. Mostp3 these men were hon
districts outeIde Of Cook county. The price paid
ranged from 800 to $500 as sheretofose-thati the
recruits received these sums. How much In add
tou the brokers received, Of eourse, cannot be
known. They hcht ehy Of newspapers and re-
portc1rEand are close nlonthcd when the question
* broketnce Ia discussea.
IAe Fourth Ward yesterday secured eixty three
recruits, and By noon to-day will be altogether
Clear os The traft They hive money enough on
hard to place the ward high upon dry land above
the drift breakers. The Fourteenth Ward lacEs
but eleven Of J'tng tts quota and 1t TOO WILL prob
ahly be cut Of the draft to-day. There L. STRIFE
between the two wards as 70 which shall be the
hrst Of tho city sub-dIstr1cts to be dropped from
the table Of de1c!ts. The toWQ OF Worm yestet-
day hlled It's contingent,
The following were the en1ietuleuts yesterday !:
First Ward: :......... II Sixteenth Ward->.--- !
Fnaess Tn11a We; Msqd: 4 Worth y
EEhEh ward. N l0Al-. ..-....... u
The tafel number 60 fat paid the county bounty
by the Comfy WsrF uud Committee il 1.G39.
hyde Park, Evanston, Hanover. Wheeling, Elk
Grove, Leyden,. Proviso, Cicero, Lynne, Palos,
Calumet, orland. Bremen, Bloom, Lake View,
Thornton and Worth baye filled their quotas nd
are cropped from the following table.
, 1865-02-25

I5pccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfbune.J
CI1o1ySAI1. Friday, Feb. ~.
pRor1a1oss-The market WAS szthes quiet to-day
The demand wus only moderate. but holders remstr
ntm at full prices. 70. brls eity packed mets por1
were sold at ts7o0; country is held 1t fsd oa9$so
Bulk meats met with moderate inquiry. Ano toiea
15oto0 n Of sdea were made 1t 17Hc, ioose- shoul
de,awere eoId at 15Xe, looas Bacon Was held 1En',
at 1st1sac for khoulde1,, 7oc for bb aides. al@sH
for clear rtb. and 22xazoXc for clear. Sugar curct
hams ara steady at SIC, csnvasscd and packed Lsst
Is fsr demsnd, and 600 tres prime eity soso ac
at 12.1ts
Tiour-supernne declined to sa.7s: extras arc hell
nt fsa@8 50. -.,,
GnA1S-Theat dull at Il siQ1 s. Tor prinlerod soln
du1l OF ssa@c tor ear, ana JOE sn'teu' s'
closed at Sic. tAft
, 1865-02-25

~ pp,1; sc for crude: &c for sennsd in
s9e = nuiet; javk 1t 4ee sagn. ustle
f19ntT: moscoysdo 1t ld@te - h1s Havana At lie.
Aesss9a 9a,nrs-Pork 3u lower a4t n moderate demand
ii sA@ or nsw Nv: f5sssals 4 X css5
a2 toI a af1 r. inI FT.me; and 3stoG34s 50 tor Prime
ss!s: 9is asisa asn n. & Is As5ss sRa h!s hksi
ellen ana n .hnut pxesiouss pticea Dressed Hosa .
~ seyf Sut isSisa ssoes
gnxe for Esns GnmosFSd I'd axe 1f shstt Insed G9s
H.1s E stfs4a s4aaa; .t1ise sRa ID ~
@S Is aa IN cood@ssles ., - htls fos APRIL Nay
=. 77Nnr es1ierfs option, 1t A424Hc-
, 1865-02-25
RELIGIOUS lNTELLIGENCE.

Prof. Fowler. from Hll1sda,e College, Mich,
viii epesk at the FreewfIl Baptist Chapel, jackson
street, West Side, next Sabbath, at 1oi a. m. and
u p. n. Seats free.
Clark snd Washing eton streets, services conducted
+ ?. n: Evening sasjeei sThs Anguish ii Christ isl
in The Garden Of Gethsemaoe.1
Church. corner 81 DssP,ainss and DeKoyen
sse stEses ssnnah 1 a9d a. = m Sq1aey s
e attea1. Preaching by tie Pastor, Rev. Aeh'd
Kenyon.
yiees az usual In Smith D. EIxon's Mnzie Aal!, on
d. b. kiseheil. u. b: Mofni1g service con.
mences 1t half Iast 10 o'clock. Evening serv,re,
in which the Pastor will continue his series Of lee
tu1er to yonng men, will commence at half past Z.
Second United Presbyterian Church, Twenty
fourth Etrcct near Michigan avenue. Services To-
morrow, st 1t{ o'clock. by the Pa.toI, Rev :. q.
free, and i'll are Invited to attend.
Permanent Trance Speaking. Mrs. Emma F.
yay Bullene will lecture next Sunday At Bryan
Hall, morning end evening, which will be the
commencement of continuous course.
Rev P. ]. Ryan will preach at na1ning eerRfce
In tbe csthedf.l of The Holy Name, % The corner
ofsuperor and Wolcott streets, In the morning.
Service et.nmences at aoi O'Clock.
Q
OF the Soldiers' Home Board Of Managers was held
yesterday afternoon in the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, 7. B. Bryan, Esq,
the President, In 1heEhair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
aPR5s'cse fhe cemm'ttee on the Home reported a. pro-
>ceedtng In good order.
81 to for the titablea SOLDIER committed to hex
charge ut the previous meeting.
Mrs. Sayrs, from the committee appointed to
Ut tRe noms aspored hai neas were
needed other than had been already Introduced By
the Inmates, or could be so introduced BY them y
Of .the Home showing the way in which the In
mates were employed.
q Mrs. Dlckenson, Mrs. Sayrs and Mrs. Ball were
aappofstsda committee to look after changes at
The following were appointed the Committee
for the Rest during the ensuing week: Mrs. BlsiD,
| ArB- RraY1nan and Mrs. lugals.
Itwas decided that hereafter the Rome wonld
pay 10 bills, except between the hours Of ten and
9ne o'clock ssen sata,dsZ morning. at which tine
| At the Rest for that pu.pose.,
meals seryed ont TO 1,019 men.
! Drcenhardt, bushcl potatoes; Mra. Hieko1,
f. Randal, iar pickles, and buttles eat:up
| Sanitary Commission, dozen crash towels,
shllts, 6 patre Of socks.
| The Board then adjourned. =.
/ Northwestern 8. 8. TeAeher<s Institute
The eighth session Of the N. ". s. 8. Teachers
Institute will be held Monday evening, Feb: 9Th
tn the Lecture room OF the Clark street M.
Church.
/ PROGRAMME.
7;30 to o7:6*-Geosraphseal recitation On "Thc eli
| tes mentioned II the Gospels"
7.15 to s:cc-lnfnnt class. AspccImen lesson, COZ
Quoted by F. r rorteE. Esq.
/ a.fO 10 S:s0-Retuarks on I1tant classes.
| ECO to 9:0c-Devotiona1.
, 1865-02-25
~Paper Hangings, Painting, Calcfmfnfng md
Glazing. IL F. E. Kigby's, 80 Randolph street.

Fora Throat Disorders and Coughs
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They hare
been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good re-
putanon they hare Justly acqoifed. x,,.
esteemed recipe for allevlattng Bronchial Alec
lions, Asthma, Hoarsencss, Coughs, Colds, and r.
ritation or Soreness Of the Throat
beneficial ii clearing the voice before speaking OF
eiuctnE and relieving the throat after any unusual
cxertion OF the vocal osgans, having q peculiar
adaptation TO affections which disturb the organs
In medicine. fe14h831-lm-Tu-1nE3AT
CoIuaxess Honey 8oap.-This celebrated
Toilet Soap in such universal deuasud, ts made
rom the choicest materials, Is mild and euoliieni
+ In Its nature, fragrantly scented, and extremely
iii Druggists and Fancy Goods Deslers.
fehi-hl251y2ew Wed&sat
, 1865-02-25

ora OF spy Of ssid counties OF BY any town. elt3.
OF o.ns. ofrssinc funds to meet any
Rclftoiosr made ,or paying sny Indebtedness in
enued' O. heresf to 10 incurred By any Of said
eoantist tovpe iss Ser sstpossis an,ss: sa,,,Sr,
1ss isescd to 1oinnt, ers, Or paid to drafed
mcn who have enlisted, or been drafted, Of may
cn1ls, Or be draftea1nto the service of te U9ltcd
t2arIarr1 valid, and shall be collected na though
thc hes ssme had been leyied according to law:
SEC, 10. So much OF an act to autho ize the Icy J
and rnilect,on OF taxes In the counties therein
named, for the payment Of bounties to persona
mustered into tic service Of the gnite@sta
aDd provided for ihe adjustment Of Claims reaatng
to the eame, passed at ibis session Of the General
Assembly Us rsa6es to tho county Of Henry, Is
hereby repealedSr
SEC. II. ibis net shall be deemed public act
and take eject and be in force from and aftsf II:
passagE
, 1865-02-25
hFflwHukee Market.

nFfIyyx{ukee MARKET.
rsnec,al Drpsteh to the Chicago Trioaoe,I
MrrwAuKEE Friday. Feb. "a;
F1ova-Du1l and prices nnehaneed:
GR1x-Wheat-Rece Iooo bu. aiasSss e ,ows,. an
saes mssty as, option s.es Of oats so,
bu At 6lc- s,er,,s so rood
weight.
PEoy1a1oxs -Uuchangcd.
Evening s1les OF wheat: 6ooo9 On NO az sl'N0'ss
l4ek-clQsIn9 at Il .&o4.
, 1865-02-25
SOl@ i HAEL4, OIeCtOIs
MERRILL 1.ApD, Secretary.

D1scuAEaKp.7Ma1Lc Lcibcnste1r, the clerk Of NJ
Strauss, jeweler, WIS yesterday arratsned before
Justice D'woli On thd charge Of ha!mg nted Mr..
strauss store, on Wednesday evening. Ia WIS
diecharged from lack Of evidence.
, 1865-02-25
NJ 4 e h I Il ID .
D L e d .

0nite I'd inst br thk Rey. chss Edw. heneY. Ct
MARSH, ot Louisville. Kv, and Mlsa MATTE
1T DNl1EAlL O thls elf. No caffs -
, 1865-02-25

N~York Money and MOCK m&fke1.
mo" N1x Yoxk, FridAY, Feb. n.
No1xY-Qulte easy At . ger cent, ,-,,,a,m,>
GoinLTithont de:laed change. opening q ~, de'
clininE 49, advancing e @ ana G'Ss1nf gs{
So COUPONS Ie9: e 10 regt. ss; 1910 coupons
lc1 aots91eenS TEN. s. 90 50: 0. ": carts
yasipS,, FL ssx s. hisbnse nadsna w s
T.I}uC, il; Ft. ". EA.
, 1865-02-25

street, viii soon issue book on the Henereal.
DR.. James entirely and effectua1ly etadicatea
syphilis from the systsna, leaving the blood
healthy nd pure. T1tb nenhsli1ef' pos:t,,1ss
poison. SpermatorThea treated and r1dtcal]y cured
with m inialltb>e method. saving, slme and ex'
pense. 1mpoteucy, caused from spermstosshca
Or loss Of seInep this debility Dr. james will obli
crte himself to cuas, producing full power mud
vigor, wbcn the org 4hs ure perfect In 1orms uop
Ten Fepafate rooms, and all coDsulntlons eonu
dental. fe25-ksS4-1t
, 1865-02-25

H1E3CMAuEA3 AtGEn0s
Merchants Of the city are invited 10 meet at the
-noms Of Inc Mercantile Association, at o'clock
n ne afternoon on Saturday, February a5sh, TO
tndnr;der the subject Of closfrg their etorea and
socnaisc ihe 4lh of March {Sat1sdsy} ~ holidsy.
sPS1~" EpWM j, BU8xHAN.
Frest Mercantile Association.
z. y. na,ss.s nR,Sas Iv1co Pre,tden.s.
JoW TXHRrLI, Director. .
, 1865-02-25
T1aE RAIL. OF COLUMBIA.

The aobe1a Leek on Il as = step
Towards The CO.. Paeae anses&me8
, 1865-02-25

Fou7sT1N1TH WARp.-On this Saturday cge1'
ing, grind rally OF the citizens OF tho ward will
be held at Ntppe>s Aali, ona edder street, between
larnbee md nalsted streets. Turn out men Of
the Fourteenth. and let this. Of all the city subis
t1cts, be the first to have the proud distinction OF
"comtng !" ont OF the draft"
, 1865-02-25
LOCAL MATTERS,

Rev. Dr. Eddy, Editor Of the North,cestera
Chr{sttGn Adcocate, will preach In the Jefferson
Street n. E. Church On sabbath morning, at 1880.
All are invited. -
n B.-Dr. Eddy preached In this Church On the
Sown te sats wa srnca ~ rom Ft sumter and
now breaches in tho same pulpit the hrst Sabbath
that the old nag waves tEunphantly over the sar1e
Fort. The Doctor, no Doubt will make note Of
this tact.