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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-15
Saturday, the I'd of September next,
STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of East Baton

state OF LUnistana--ParIsilo of East Baton
Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 4l9-~Jehn O'Conor vs. Nolan A..
Stuart. a.
DY virtue OF d writ Of seizure and sals to
ID me directed from the Honorable the
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District Court,
Of the Parish aud State aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale, at tho
Court House door, in tho city of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, the Cd September next,
A. D., 1866. nj 10 o'clock, NJ, the following
described mprtgaged property, to wit:
Two certain lots of ground, situated IN
thnt part OF The city of Baton Rouge, laid
gu by the late Ellie Beauregard, known on
The plan Of said city as Lots Nos. one and
eleven in Square No. Sc, being the sarae
property purchased BY D.. A and Martha
Cnnningham, from Henry Tornllnson, per
aot passed before +. a. Walker, Notary
Public, on tho LIST day of May, a. d. 1858.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above entitled suit, together with
interest and costs.
Terms Of gRls--rasb, in u. &. Treasury
Notea, with the benefit Of appraisoment.
ED. EOuSINARD,
augi Sheriff.
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stnteofr.o,,s,ana-pariss, of Enst Baton

state of Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. s07, Probate--In the matter Of the
succession Of Samuel Oldfeld, deceased !.
IITHEREAS, Mrs. Penelope 0ldfeld has
w this day filed in said Court an appli-
cation praying to be appointed and con-
Grmed as Administrative Of tho estate Of
her husband, Summed Oldfeld, late of said
parish, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given to all persons in
tofested 10 show cause (if any they have, J
within ton days from tho first publication
of this notice, why said application should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and tho seal of
said Court this eth day of July, A. D.,
1865. jos, NEPHLER,
augs Clerk.
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Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran A. Lime.
A SUPPLY Of the above named articles,
n usually on hand and for sale by
juiyI JOSHUA REAL.
FOR SALE.

.sssskkr ABOUT 40 ACRES or LAND, esqza
IasgI@ within FIVE miles of this city, 1870
ssss # well fenced and having u good
$50 dwelling house thereon. The 9sasassz~
land Is nav aud Of the best quality, with about
one half Of 10 cleared, the balance In pasture. The
place Is admirably adapted for nurseTy and
garden. For particulars enquire al the Office 81
the Gasetts and Gomss. ian14.
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10 the Honorable HEuBss T. Poser, Judge Of the
Fifth Ju licfal District Court held in and for the
I'Irish OF East Baton Rouge:
The petition of William Bogsl and William
Markham, of said Parish, Parliamentary Executors
of the EstatB nj Mary Zsralda Bogels deceased,
late OF said Parish, respectfully repyegsnts--Ihat
they herewith file their first provisional account
Of said estate, with vouchers thereto annexed, for
hbmologstion. They also pray That legal notice
be given Of the filing OF said account according 10
law. aud that alter all legal delays, the said ae-
count ma he hom6loFatsd and made the Judgment
Of tho Court Also. III at 1eorgs A. Pike, OF said
Parrish Uadertutor Of tho Minor, Stella d. Bogel,
he nptifad IF The filing Of the sane, aud as ia
duty nuuaf, jrat petitioners will ever pray, &C.
isigusd WIN. BOGEL,
W MARKHAM,
Test EKeeutors
Hdton Range, ,itttg lst, 1865.
Let public notice be given. according tolsw, Of
the filing of the within account, and that George
A. pike, Undertutor TO the Minor, Stella Bogsls be-
notified Of the fling of the same.
t4irued jos. NEPHLER, Clerk.
July lith, 1868
GLsRKis OFFIeE, Bast Baton Rouge Parrish.
true copy Of ths original petition on file In
my ofiiee JOS. NEPHLhR,
july20 EA Clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of I1nst E.aton

state OF Observation-Disclosures Of East Baton
Rouge--eth, now Fifth Judicial District
Court--No. Ala Louis Shoppers ys. Mary
@. Stuart.
DY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale To
ID me directed from tho Honorable the
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District Court,
of tie Parish and State aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Baton
Rouge, on
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state ~ lou.~lana.-parisl, Of East Ba,or

Hents NJ LDHAHfnMns~P8ffshO OF EMsE HnfUH
Fifth judicial District Court--in the matter Of
The succession Of Rodoiph umbehagen, deods
No. 800, Probate.
yAI HEhEAs, Henry ". Umbshagan, has hlsd In
w said Court an RTpicat on praying for The
Administration Of tbs estate Of Rodolph Umbsts-
gen, late of said Parish, deceased.
NOTICE 10 hereby given TO al persons interested,
10 show cause til any they can within ten says
from the nrst publication Of this notice, why ead
application sNould not bs granted.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said court
sfis 26th day Of July, D les.
iuy2T.pd jos. NEPHLER, Clerk,
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Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court--No. 8us,
Probate--In the Matter Of the Succession of
John Sullivan, deceased.
IITHEHEAS, Jebn A. sullivan, OF said Parish,
wv has this day flsd In said Court an applica-
zion praying TO be appointed Administrator OF the
Estate of John Sullivan, late of said Parish, de-
ceased. sg4fsf
Nosice ID hereby given 10 all persons interested
to show cause III any they CAM, within ten days
from tho fBt publication Of this notice, why said
applieatlen should not be granted.
divsn under my hand aud the seaiof said Court
this 10th day Of July, A. d., 1865.
Rugl~pd q JOS NkPHLbAs Clerk.
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SHERIFF. SALES.
state ofr.ouisiana Parrish, Of Eass Hason

b
state or I4ouisfana-t Parish OF hass Hasofs
Roupe--sixth, now Fifth Judicial Dis.
trictConrt--No. g7s--Joycee Brown and
Husband vs.. John b. Blxler.
DY virtue ola writ Of seizure and sale 70
Id me directed from the Honorable the
Judge 81 the Filth judicial District Court
Of the Parish and State aforesaid, 1 have
seized aud will expose topublic sale, at tne
Court House door, in the city OF Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, tho I'd of September next,
A. D., 1866, ut IL o'clock, NJ, the following
described moftgaged property, to.wit
a certain trnet OF land situated IN that
part of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, on
Bayou Manchac, about fifteen miles from
/ the city of Baton Rouge, containing two
hundred and seventy acres (more or lesls
bounded on the West by lands Of Il. r.
Umbehagen; South by Manchao; East BY
b. r. Burnett, and North by L. Winthrop
Brown, with all the buildings and i'm
| proyements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
/ In tho above entitled suit, together with
| interest and costs.
Terms OF sale cash, In U s. Treasury
| Notes, with the benefit of appraisement.
Ed GOUSINARD,
inly99 Sheriff.
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Ia ID - IT, .

SION OF THE REU f1h~'
Has for sale large assortment of
sc r cot 40 @ TX 9,
Such az gre IN Eensrsi nae. i.
Primers,
Spelling Books 'U 1 Ftsz.F
krithnetios,
ASA AlRehraB, es pr III Is sF FFFr
M @ Biographies, @
Histories,
PHILOSOPHERS, a
Physiologies,
Logic,
Rhetoric and Composition,
- ~ ChetnistfieE,
Science Of Familiar Things,
French, Spanish German and French Methods
states and Pencils.
INKs-Red, Blue anu BLACK.
1rpbld'a 4 Darid's Writing fluid,
Copy Books with or without copies
Writing Papers,
billet. Commercial and Packet Post,
Ladies' Oath Post,
sses. Letter sud Cap i'apels II
f5g8 adj 8 legal and Bill Paper,
Envelope Paper and
Envelopes of All sisss, styles ma coloTH.
BhiinB and Drawing Pens, ,iitA .
LEAD Pencils,
Port FoiIos,
Etc, etc, etc.
good assortment Of i'i AVA
FAN CY G q Oh s.
@s' "'' Consisting In part Of
wide and Marrow Blk Belt Ribbon, Belt buckles,
Tape Trimming, braid Of oil colcrs India
Rubber Brsid and Cora, Satchsls,
itsi, Nets Ladies' Small
. 9Th Umbrellas,
Cologne -a.r
Water, .ts .
Bottles, romada. .e..
Hair oils Spzudont fDr
the Teeth, Tooth SOAP. harry'F
Tyleotlijsrt,uss md Woods Hair RsshThtives,
Lavender Water, Aromatic vinegar, Pipes, uigsFs'
Smoking and Chewing Jpbsrea, pipsseTns,
Matches, Shaving, Shoe, ilair and
Nall Brushes Blaekfne,
Ra5Ors and Rasor
stFups, Fins
Toilet
Soaps, Extracts
for the Handkerchief
Pins Needles, Scissors, Rub.
Der Bands Bnckskin Gsuntets and
Gloves. Combs Of all kinds, Ledles' ami
Gents Silk Gloves, Violins. Violin Bows,
Bridges, Screws and Tail pieces, Violin and GnitsT
Strings--the very best--Boys' Toys,
Marbles, Rubber Balls Jews
hsrpB Chine Dolls,
Rubber
Hattles and Testhng
Rings for Children. Toy Books,
song Books, Novels, Newspapers, hagh.
rinep and Literary Papers rsceivsd every week.
sheet Music.
GOoD ASSORTMENT ALWAYS ON HAND
And New Music received every week.
Photograph Albums.
largo and veil selected s.oek of Albums on hand
And At prices which defy competition.
Plain ind EaIOred photographs.
Of military and other celebrated men.
Female Celebrities,
speeialities,
statuSry and
GotnieNlities in great variety.
Blank Rocks.
Nsrnorsndums,
Diaries.
Time Beoks and -s
Pass Hooks.
Fresh Garden seed.
4 vel selected assortment always on hand.
aug8 JOSHUA BEAL.
.Y'OTETE.
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state of Gssusshasss---ks erssh " " ast Basan
flougea-Fifth Jndieiai District Court--No sos
In the Matter OF the Succession Of John Kohlefs
deceased.
YxTHEKEAs, Mrs. Emma stephens has this day
w flied vita the Clerk Of said Court an appliea,
ton praying To be- appointed Administrative Of
this Succession of John Eohlsr, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given 10 all persons Interested
10 file their objections (ifapy they have 10 writ
Ing withths ulerh Of said ucurt, within ten days
from the FIRST publication Of this notices why the
said application should not be granted.
Witness my hand and tho impress Of the seal of
said Court this the 18th day uf July, A. D., 1860.
sug1 TtfA Jos NEPHLEIs, Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE IN, New YORK.
Holders Of real estate around the
City Hall Park may congratulate
themselves upon the value of their
property, II recent sale may be
taken as criterion of its worth. Mr..
Bennett, Of the Hcyala, has bought
the lot on which the Museum stood
for the handsome sum of $650,0O0.
The lot measures Sc feet by 100,
and the fee simple was in Mrs. III. w.
Sargent, of Newburg, we believe, to
whom the purchaser pays $S450,00O
in twelve years time. Mr.. Barnum,
however, had a lease with nearly
twelve years TO run, and for this he
received 100000, or nearly one
half the whole value Of the property.
II enabled him to reflect with some
equanimity upon the loss of his Mu-
scum as he quietly walked down to
Wall street and invested the whole
gum in 7-30 bonds.
The site is an excellent one for n
newspaper office, and If such build
ing is put up as the proprietor Of a
large daily journal knows from ex.
perience IT should have, an additional
sum of 100000 for building will
be added 10 the cost of the land.
The whole outlay, therefore, will be
$950,O00. We have no doubt Mr.
Bennett viii erect building suitable
Tor his purpose and an ornament to
that section OF the city.--N. Y
Tribune, 27tA, ~ -s "a
nay A mirage OF unusual grandeur
VIVA witnessed al Rye Beach, on the
coast OF New Hampshire, last Satur.
day week. when the Isle of Shoals,
nine miles distant, seemed within a
stones throw; lis hotel and other
buildings appeared vast buildings
reaching up the sky. while The bleach
ed and wbiteued rocks were like huge
battlesnents, ready to pour death and
destruction upon tbs peaceful inhabi'
tapts Of Rye. and ships dim discover
ID, dropping from the clonds." were
aeen. The illusion lasted for some
hours,
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Tlte Gazttte &G0tuet


Rev. q. X. MAgsIIALL.--A WASH
.ington correspondent Of the Boston
I Post givesus an inklipg Of the where
abouts Of this well known preacher,
and of his present aim and prospects.
lie was many years ago stationed at
Baton Rouge in charge Of the Metho-
dist Church, and subsequently, went
TO Vicksburg, became welded to
Miss Wick, lady Of immense tor
tune, settled there permanently, until
the rebellion broke out, when he took
an active part favoring the move
ment, and devoted his energies to the
getting mp and maintenance of hos.
pitfalls at Richmond. The Posts cor
respondent says;
1.-The Rev. q. X. Marshall, Of Mis-
sissippi, one Of the largest real estate
ho,dars 4, tbo So,tb Il hera ~ nrn-
''oi''oss - '"o 'o''' - ~
test against the conilacation Oh Ills
pr0uerty. He WINS very bitter on the
:, Go,,ar,,,,,,,,, Ice. ,y;,.o, t;la . man.
Dor Of The Mississippi Legislature,
h,1t now claims To BIZ loval Ii ia
tn. Is.t ii ~.
peheseui 1iase eneso ~ - nope ~ "'S
saving his property"
-. ~.---
.,r,,,. ,ao,o e.,,r,,,., As,,,,, nun
p,cvno,n T., r,vr,ots TIL. eollow
: :,
! ing are the material portions Of the
Il Nf. r. r,,,.. .,;.,
! "'ue' o' WAY. u'n' : 't "'noi' ee'''oh
aside the Richmond elagtjons
, 1865-03-25
LEG EGIlTERAGE AND DOCKAGE.
mttIlu1 OF the Hoard Of TTndc.

A Ameetlng Of the members Of the Chicago Bosrd
ofTfude was held on Friday evening On "'Changn''
to hear The report Of committee appotnfcd to
rev1ee the rulea apd regulations governing light.
ersre, dockage. &C., ~ now In use 1t thI. port.
Colonel John L. Hancock, President OF tue Board,
Uon vas called, was read BY the Secectary. Il de-
precated The actIon ef ths recent Vessel 0wness'
Recommended he appointment Of an Investigating
ccumttiec, and tho p,sEaxe ot rcsolon1nS "hteh
should fatrly rep.eeent avecs mercantile interest,"
tee srpolpted % ia puisaanee e. of he above penuoa
tpen made thc following report:
"Ucon cIauinst1ou IT. ts found that Tho rules
Of he Port Of Chicago as estabsshed by this cor
revision Of change md accordingly your commit
thorty oi The pas, rules Of this PORT and ita Dc
| termination to abide. By them, notwithstandtnc
/ my o. alI attempts by single Interests hero or
| They content themselves and be1teyc that they
| best tubsctrc the public Interest as whole bJ
| Recommending for adoption tbs following sesolu-
ssRfsosr<d, That weasel shippers and eonstRneos
| shall be allowed the Same lcu9th OF time 70 re-
md sa . ssa sH hs
aversge gross current ealing expenses Of the ves'
scls: .,,x,,,, =,
4 speclal sereement snall q vessel be required 70
| tow at her own expense. whether to receiver dis
charge . csrgo, uorn Ihaa once a1er ARRIVAL IN
this port or after being directed where 70 receive
or discharge her load. That when INC shipper q
lumber market Ut the foot Of Ftankiin street, and
Afterwards to tow elsewhere to Be disctar%cd. The
careo thall pay the toHago from Fraukiin stree!
tho plaza or places OF Unloading. provided salt
tow bill or tilis, with proper vouchers. be PRO
feutcd 1or payment at ono and tho same umo will
their Own tow bills from the place where they IN
| tth loading or unloading.
"Refo1ttd, That In allsothcr respcct4, the rule
frr n heretofore. and that ve deny tac AUTHORITY
of single interesa hero or elecHhero 70 a,:ef, re
q. Morton. HIr1m Wheeler, Chaa. Ooms4ock
VIM. blanchard. Y. e. Plat, B. F. Hutchinson
Charles CulbertFpn, Comwfttce.
MI. Carter said that e7cly member Of The COZ
, 1865-03-25

METROPOLITAN ENTERPRIS


H.v, ,or %,,.a ,,+ta ~.ra.rfn, ar e,.. .tsrn.
eon,h fnerr s,rcrs rrrse, a, rtvsr md four;
vheve IN, nrtre !, m. o,,sr for rv.rvthtnT .od-
TIA stt. n ri vnr ana v,tehrs Of eodr
Hayr vnn tetn thn y,,t rrovd III { d thong ttesu
e,rhdsv.
Hsre shrv ,hnrn vou The ndxra thsr cary away,
romnr,s1ns m ~, : ~, ,ts,nr nn fol IN hi.
rh.t nirrs T.. the ~. ne v7.n, Ia, In IN. hrax7
1h,rs .r- rr,nd Psno. NV, M ~, of rnstcr.-
stw1.r rn.ehints-H.ret Sin rrr,s. aroYer d pA-
fe,.a.
rh.v- a, ,,.r. tr st e,r,,r ,.h x.tttnv NJ
n,.,snsd for n, ,nver n nr-.snt tc NJ. sri.
PIN. ..t ~ dIsmona, ,.re.t .or rh4 h.tr.
Tne la,r.tatv)ed e,r r.. ,,,h ruh,fe to rsre.
There sre reed lever vstch 4 n traa II 1ha spn.
and b, warcuna the .D.den. heart ,oon.st Il won:
1nfre srn chain. To- i'm he sfts nrmsr soee e&her.
1hsre ~ rharz 10 NJ ,over, far ave and forever
A. e,er.nt nraeeesa =, err vers msde.
And ~ ~, III, hes, I, be found In tho tzade.
Thtre Nd cs,,nr.. eoc .tantk. w1aa sott. butter
tr,u.
last ruch =, M husband, ,hou,a pre.eat 1h+ir wiyes
, 1865-03-25
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR bI1DnIGnT MARKET REPORT.

NEW YORK. Friday, March X -NldnlEht
6Ai!Hs5 sp:co:aEant Wtre weak on the Atscct this
mosntnr, With general decline in prlee,. At tho
Stock Exchange thaya conH desa a,1e Improvement
en- sene sh1res and fair bu.tnoe done In Ii alter
noon Ihere was constant upward turn in pf1cel.
With quite rush to buy soefs In psrt 70 CORR ,hos.
Gavetnmcnt Go.d Bonts we're steadY. With Dir bust
ne.s On cut Of town ordeIs. :;
SoSl End miscellaneous s111es .~'se staady 1t the
Brad. ttatc Bends Wete ytrY dul and geutr st1y
lower. Dank shAscs tnd Railway Mortgages are not
Il out e1 for. The ortcts for Fse.TRent:ea py the
last steamer vert sery heavy. lArEo portion wero
s.om Frankfort. 7he Gold masies opsned steady
tbs ornise nd xraduAly Improved. bat theae WA
> sudd, tail ebout acccunr ct sunofs OF q.
ynrabe 1~xa 1tona our A-uuits. In .tnn afternoon It
.osc steadily under Other fuuoE The street was full
OF all k1nds mani OIL then very ttsrt'tn..
Mcny stsoIE Ut stv-n p:r ee3f7 and con*ldt n;
h< etutten was exercises IN naktax toanA Stirling
Exchange T1s quiet
Petro .un1 Stock were dn l this morning. cau1td
largely By the ID n Go aasStd bY the dcvAsauon
by neoo It on City and satrouuIloss The foIeTtuI
paAs were made: Empire City. u 50: Exceislor, ss9
Tux. 225s; Oeeentc. eLss; Rsna, ISIS: GsErn4nlA
70; Eouthart, $40: uAited ssates; $3.50; Weh.ter
s,Jo: Brooklyn. = 80; Cherry Run, I'll; ae1dsie'
p.t,o1tun Is nouinal At nc tor Crude. s,asse To-
| Refined in bond. and 710;se r2r Fste-,
| In the Dry Coos market, commission a-enss a5l
adspnr THAR prices o,he seesnt De lime IN Go4 ant
Cot,un. 4 tfcotes fe<1!sx prevailed ta.e morning
pelatnsa &ud Mesehed 0oots. hatno Improvement 4
, 1865-03-25

81. Lou1s, Friday, Afsrch n.
TonAcco-sales scraps at $3.50: grscn ard damaged
;uss 1t &346o 90; f.ctofy do 1t $6 6o&7oo; plAutea
do u ss.m9ot1; common ahtpptng lesf at si1.soa
14so; medium, DO At flt.s39l6.oo; common rnaautAc
turing eaf 1t 50 z52eoso: good do It ~ nos5aoo
FLouA-tuper, $3.50; flne. ss1o.
G1A1J-Wheat-Dull. salts lasr fAll 1t 81 80; Kocd
70 prime 1t sl.4oal45; strictly prime to choce at
Il 4s9l.so; strictly choA 1t u s.; extra cholce It
Il q per tu+ np1ocplnz. Sales mi xed vhits 1t
gle3, white 1t u 0s; mixed md yellow 1t II % pt
hu. Oats Lower 1t 75e per 1u. Bar1eJ-Fiat. Sales
Inferior fslt t20 prime fail At s.; choics do At
$l.6@1 Is: spring st e1S6 per bu.
WaIsKY-Lower. Sales 20 bsls to be delivered IN %
DAYS at $2 10; 20 brls 1t 81 eS per Eaf.
PRos1aIoNn-BAcon. Sales caafs clekf sides at
1Ec: caaxe shcplde9s 1t lie pcf D.
, 1865-03-25
5fHEN18. -
'Tl1ny reached d tctal Of IT.


Total dehtit. bls
Total enlistments eiutc Jan. l. 1855. 83s
SEVENTH WANDA meeting Of fhe citizens of
The ScvcLth Ward will be held this Saturday
evening at the School House. corner OF Twelfth
ard Enlisted Streets Every man IN the ward II
expected to be prcseat as matters OF the greatest
lmpQriapra viii be lald hcfQre them.
, 1865-03-25

Prints. These are selling ut 30 Tor pomtsheS Hco
ems tnd Flanuela sro 1ssT much depressed. Foreakn
Goods not down In proportion to the decline IN
Demestte faefics In eousequeneo Of tho hgst supp5
on hand. Thcfe tcarrsty OF Dfesa Fsbfce. Ml1ian
he marxet generally 7cry steady Claim Me len
All selling Prn at 2oe74c. ssewArtls GOING thcsame
thing.
Lutc<f.
New YotK, FEidsY. March u.
oAILAaBxH's ET1xIHo ExraAnor--1o1d ctoaeo At
1Sx; York Cenlral soy; Bstn 55x: Reading sok !
Hncs n INK; Mtchtsan Southern IS; Illinois CeauA1
esh; P4ttas urkh SIX. Rock Island s7xs HorhT+stefn
IN; Northwestern preferred %: Fort TaJne btH :
o, d N. Ccrtaacsses2tH; Cumberland SIX: Qa'cf
river 50: Msl.pe&A II Tha attendance WIS yerJ
1asgo-Gold and Stocks Ttty setlrc and II tEansac
t,odsaEee. s&lea Of Gold assr cal ut 1se&; rallied
IN
, 1865-03-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

~- We call tho attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of PiaJs. By McNaily Co, u
Dearborn etTeet. nh23-o53o~1t
Read advertisement on third page at to
dnyt pnpeE, IN spcclas notice column, headed .uf.
Jauit4." mh.5-Qb3Slf
, 1865-03-25
LHtc&fs


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago GE1hu1eJ
AInAax, Friday, March n.
prxyxs-Ax4 higher Tits wtek. the advances oe1nEH y
3lc per ,. TIM dem And IL good ios New York aud
she SUPPLY nexpectely light, owing to The damage
done By tbs late tshets to the Central ai!rosd II Is
reported that there shout $50 csr loats at Buffalo
Euspsnon Bridge which cannot be got through IN
time ter the market. There aEt only ABOUT SO duo.
sAlss Of poor to ordinary as s0sxos good to extra
Illinois Steers 1t ll8l1c.
uooa-Noth1nE doing.
u1r At
, 1865-03-25

.Bos7o1, F1ldsy, Nagch1l.
An extensive auction sale Of Cano and domestic
fleece Of 10 dAy attracted large at ndsnce. UF.
E the unsested siAta Of The Market buyers were
ftona sse ce M nn Tooi rsn1e nm
octe 4ec sna for tern sue from ~ to slnc-!he ss
lot Of very superior Vermont wool SOLD for sa, and
t7fk0 n Ohio Crton Of which Is sail 70 haTe
tuet u .to to6 for 6H13c- OF iht totAt c1tAogne,
20 lots r ere lotd.
, 1865-03-25
"Spring Il l, eheery,
Hinfer Is dreary,
Green Iedres hang, but the brot0n sHust IT,:
When he IL shaken,

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HtAdt edn an 0t4 man do but to die T"
Why, take Plantation Bittets to be sure, aud
With then, new lease Of Tie. The old are made
young sga.n, the mtddle-sged rejoice, ana the
yonng become donbly brilliant oy using this
splendid Tonic. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, ltyel
Complaint, HeAdachc, Patnt tn the etEc. 'Ctscl
in ,he hack" and allhympto1.s Of stomachic De
rsnct ment yield at oLce to the health.givin!
l4t1ur1ce Of Plantation Bl1ter.. mt45-o5l5-it
, 1865-03-25

Efncinnntt h1hfkrt4
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1fbuno1
CINCINNATI Friday. March q.
Thtre very Nst1e excitement he7c today II the
ruA1ket1, but greatany very bluo taced. Mess Pork
could have been bou2bt $500 for city packed, hut
s2aW xas the beat ngase offered; *o,Su ~ cf holk
shou1dert sold at lsc 1ocse Sides held 1t 15e;
nothing Going In Bscon, and ne quotations caa to
gyep. F1ime city Lard sold to the extent o 1t1 tres
At17Hc.
Nu1sE1-Dec'fned to &21o, with = sa1a ct 100 hrls
but 1t the c.ose T. Is VIA the best otter made.
, 1865-03-25

Or. WehAtefs now permanently located At
1Gi South Clark street. treats alt private diseases
and 5Iseases ot sexual nature In both sex"a. d.:
". has ten seuarAte ronuls, where any onenar CAL
and receive hts opinion free OF Charge 2. q. 6ox
2,s9{ Ali letters containing stamp answered.
fbch4-ms96Nxs
, 1865-03-25

SPECIAL MEETINGS. or TIE Couuoy Couac1~-
a special meeting OF The Common Council ia
called for O'Clock this atternoou to consider an
ordinance regulating the price OF Iieepse !os yeht
cles. Another special meeting IL also called for
h.lipsst o'clock to put through" the pRogo-
ton nov psndin t. he cG9nsM % Tnnne
Contractors, nfty per cent. The aldermen should
re on hand In force, and vote the proposition out
Of sight
, 1865-03-25

~ Rurdra11,. Arnlea Ltulmcnt, an infal1ible
cure sof buEns, sca:dsr sprxins, rhcnxstam, gun
shot wounds pains In the limbs end back, chill
btains, &C. A single application Aliaya tho pain
from hu1n or scald the icE:xnt 1t - appll-d. No
ani!y should be wishoutle- Foe ssle b u! drug "