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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19

armament, with its quiet, toning ths
spirit to repose, with its breezcs, whis-
pering their mysterious messages smong
the shadowy leaves aud to the half shut
sleeping flowers, and it is only another
medium for that voice which is ever
silent but is always drawing US to Hin
by the noblest and sweetest influences.
Aud He will call to us onco sgsin
when life's mission is drawing to a close.
How near or how distant that event may
be He alone knows, nor, 40 that the work
be done should it trouble US to contem.
plate, He lives long who lives wisely
aud we'll, and he who lives otherwise ou-
ly sees his shame aud sorrow increase
with length Of days.
Let us so spend the remnant Of our
earthly adjourn that vhan hs. Coda an.
gel OF death We are summoned, without .
pang Of fear or regret we shall lay down
our earthly possessions, turn our faces
heaveuward aud follow the divine mes
senger trustingIy and willingly upward,
onward to our rest in heaven.
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should be left open, and the door b.twsea
the room likewise open. Even 10 severe
weather young children can bear this
arrangement. If they are no. exposed 70
direct draft. Family Herald.
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DR.. r. r. SMITH,
j. F. BOAI.,

PHYSICIAN L SURGEON, TIrros. Iowa. Hav-
ing permanently located in this place, tenders
his professional services to the afflicted.
GD~Ofice in the Postofice Building. (up stairs }
Residence, in the building recently occupied by
s. ". Young, esq. nl3m6
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r. A. GATES.

,HOUNTI SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser
~ vices. are requested to address him at Low
de-. March S0th, 1865 .9ml
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J. f. KENNEDY,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. T,rroN, Iowa.
: u O0Ge, frst door west Of ReiRart J. McNa.
1sss's drug store; Hesldenee, TWO doors north
cstae stsam mill. flOn16J
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J. C. BATDORF, M. d.,
Has located in MECHAEIcsylLLE, Iowa. fer the
practice Of Medicine and surgery. Office on
Main Street, one door west Of Drug Store, up
stairs. l2n2O
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PrsI,c
u and Insurance. AGENT. Participating 2 Poll
cies tssued On reasonable terms. Office with
the Go snty Treasurer, In the court house.
fipsou, love, Sept. 10th, 1868. [n36vlOysl
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
e u r. O p E.
Arrival of the America with
Three Days Later News.
ahe Relations Of England Towards the United
States and Canada Officially Defined
Speeches Of Lord PaImerston, Mr.. Dis
raeli and Mr.. Bright.
10 "yeaIousy'' Entertained Towards the
Union, War Deprecated, and Peace to
be Preserved Through s'Innucnees''
at Work In America.
The Premier Endorses the Washington
Cabinet and Declares the International
Diplomacy Most Friendly.
Tho Rebel "Belligerent Rights" an English
"NecesSity' Not Her Choice.
fvNERAI OF THE DUKE De MoRMY.
MISS BATEMAN AND THE PRINCE OF WALES,
&C., Sc, &c.
The Premier Endorses tho Washington
Cabinet and Declares the International
Diplomacy Most Friendly.
Tho Rebel "Belligerent Rights" an English
"NeceSSity," Not Her Choice.
FUNERAL OF THE DUKE De MoRNY.
MISS BATEMAN AND THE PRINCE OF WALES,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship America, Captain Vessels, which left
northampton the 10Th Of March, arrived at this port
sAt half past ten O'Clock last night
Her news is three days later.
The London Times Of March IA says, speaking OF the
Union war; that the North only win by inducing the
South TO enter tho Union. cit evident already that
the territory Of the never
held by the federals Poland held by Russia
ta by Austria The North has tho requisite strength
gor this, though may have the will The only
OF tho come by surrender, and that
Viction OF Sherman himself"
Tho London Times says city article that the falling
due Of the March divid, nd the federal bonds in
Europe will be likely absorb the amount Of bills
London In the New York market, and 10 prevent the
Transmission OF any material OF specie from this
eide Unless the recent cotton captures should prove
larger than supposed there will be probability Of
early renewal of gold remtances from New York
Nothing of definite character has transpired regard
ing the probable The liquidation Messrs Att
woods Spooner Co IS Bank. at Birmingham, but i'm
pressions to be that l2s in
the pound is the utmost to be expected
On Monday March 49, Miss Baeman played her favorite
character OF Julia In the Hunchack the request Of
The Prince OF Wales who attended the Adephi with the
Princess
General Montebe]o, Of Italy, has sent despatch to
the French government requesting It not to withdraw at
present any division Of the French army stationed
b Rome otherwise it would be impossible to guaran-
Zee the maintenance of public order.
Signor Sea, Of the Italian Cabinet has made his anan.
pal statement Tho total deficit for the financial year
bS66-67 is 625 0oo, 900 francs From this has
be deducted 100000 Ooo the proceeds Of the State
railways thus reducing the deficit 425 900
The Minister requests authority loan Of
S25, 900 900 francs
In tho sitting Of tho Corps tegislaf OF France an i'm
pera decree read ordering the obsequos Of the Duke
10 Morny to bo celebrated at tho public expense The
phseques performed on Monday, March 13, with
great pomp at Pcre la Chase.
The lock in the English iron trade still continued
The steamship Lafayette arrived from Now York at
saAyre March l3 at six p NJ.
The City OF Dublin arrived March IA
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.


from the London Times (City Articie) March 16
The funds remain dull but their general tone day
has been little less weak Consos at time stood at
the low price touched yesterday sSA for delivery but
the opening and closing transactions wers at 88X 10
for delivery and s8x to for tho 9th OF April The
Of f36 600 three per cents bought by the
government broker Bank stock left OF al 248 " 248
bonds los To ibs premium, and Exchequer bls 80 TO
Is premium.
The discount market is unaltered, and the tendency
considering the period OF the quarter Is still toward
The chief change In foreign securities has consisted OF
recovery Of per cent in the confederate loan, TO 81
Spanish certificates lower, st 1917 TO ~ and tho
psssivc stock has not rallied from the fall OF 4 which
place yesterday the last price being again 32x 10
q. Operators rendered cautious by the inference
that II the Madrid government contemplated any proper
settlement the interior second class which under the law
Of 1851 should be ntrinsicay worth nearly twice the
price OF the exterior and which must be settlcd well
the exterior before Spain again be admitted either
the Paris or London exchanges, would not be pur
chascable at its present rate OF 10 Mexican lower,
and French rentes Is per cent? 67f
The last price from Paris this evening was o7f 75c,
showing no alteration.
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rates gene
rally Hrm, and the quotations all show advance
upon thos by last post
There we're no gold operations at the bank to-day
The quotation VI gold at Paris about two per mile
premium, and the short exchange on London 10 rs 20
per FL sterling On comparing these rates with the
English mint price OF f3 liza 10hd per for stan
dard gold appears that gold about per cont
dearer IN Paris than in London.
by advices from Hamburg the price OF gold IL AS per
mark, and the short exchange on London Is l35x per
81 sterling Standard gold at the English mint price Is
therefore about cent dearcr In London
than In Hamburg
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
G a N 3 Y


New ORLEANS, March Is, 1865
The grand military movement against Mobile COM
menced yesterday. BY General Bentons Third division,
Thirteenth corps and Colonel Bartram's First brigade
Twenty second corps General vetchs and Stokes bri
gadss also moving in the direction Of Bon secour
General Andrews also moved from Barrancas with two
brgades and took possession Of Pensacola which he
holdA
Seven vessels blown ashore recent gale at the
mouth Of the Rio Grands The steam lighter Mexico
burned outside the bar, and all hands drowned.
The United States steamers Seminole Quaker City and
Circassian we're Brasos Saturday, the llth inst
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

rohTLAND, Me-, mArch 20, 1900.
The steamship 81 David, Captain Arid, from Liverpool
the 9th instant via Londonderry ith instant arrived
at O'Clock this morning Her news Is anticipated.
Tho 81 David detained fourteen hours at London
derry by heavy gales She reports IT, spoke tho
steamship Morayian bound east in lat ass long 3515;
goth, Cunard steamer unknown, bound east in
lat ~ long 40; 22d, steamer tsupposed the Bel.
gian), bound east, In lat 40 30, long. o.
The United Kingdom route FOR New
York.
PORTLAND, March 20, 1895.
Tho steamship United Kingdom sailed this morning
for Nav York
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND RAIL

The Continental quotations for American federal bonds
show decline OF about per cent The intimations
regarding the loan Of f2O 600 900 having counter
acted the influence Of the recent victories.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LivgRrooi, March 10, 1898
There has been good demand for cotton oday, and
the sales reach 900 bacs3 600 speculation and for
export. Prices have advanced fully Nd. per ID for
American, Egyptian and Brazil and Nd. for East India
and China, closing with an upward tendency
LvERroor, March lt-Evenlng
The cotton market Is nrmcr, with an advance OF I'd
Id since Friday Sales for two days. 22 600 bales, In
cuding 5000 bales TO spectators and exporters The
market closed with upward tendency.
The Manchester market closed with upward Ten
denoy.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuPFs MARKET
Flour quiet and steady Wheat 1rmer, and Id higher
for red Corn firm, and some descriptions 3D. higher
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARgET.
Beef quiet and steady Pork enscr Lard quiet but
nrm at 5ss els Butter dull and easier Tallow heavy
s0s. Ais for American.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE sARKEr.
Sugar steady. Cofec-No sales. Rice steady Ashes
fat Linsecd oil quot and steady. Rosn worry dull
Spirits turpentine very dull Petroleum steady.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY CoRrs,
DEpARrxEST or THE CUMBERLAND,
CmcxAsAw LAsDNG, Ala, March Is, 1868. }

srAKTNG ov THK GREAT CAVALRY RAID.
Ere this letter reaches you the long talked Of cxpedi
ton this place will be Its way rejoicing II wiz
Tuesday tho 2lst and will not be long before
Forrest and Dick Taylor will be satisfied Of i presence
In quarters too contiguous them 10 DO comfortable.
As stated In my last, the Fifth Division win remas
here until they armed equipped and mounted, which
will not DO long, whom Is understood they 10 join
the command at some point south Of this At present
this will be the bsse Of operation though tho expedition
has idea OF returning TO this place. as there
rebel armies in the department that resist their n
TO any dangerous degree The expedition takes
transportation, except few pack mules and will forage
the rich valleys " Alabama for supplies, after the
nations they draw here gone. will be the larges
cavalry raid OF the and trust will be fruitful In IL
results II would be contraband for give you the
number Of tho troops but you may rest assured thai
there h sufficient 10 overwhcm oil the combined cavalry
forces Of the rebels that be thrown in their way.
As the boat is just ready 10 leave, must close thh
short letter and will Try send you further particula
before mount my "Pegassus" and JOIN my fato Will
the expedition.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Anderson,
win leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close In this city at quarter
past and at past five O'Clock after.
noon.
The New YoRK Naturalization for Europe-will b
published at ten o'clock 10 morrow morning.
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
The Severn Thirty Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1858
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions TO the thirty
loan Saturday 81 lo7 800 The largest Western sub
scription was se4,5o from Chicago, and The largest
Eastern subscription $50 600 from Springfield Mass
There fourteen hundred and seventy -four individual
subscriptions for $50 and sloo each The total auhor
tions for ths vsak amount To sl8. T05 500
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Card tn the Public.
The following leuer will explain Itself
NKw YoRK, March H. ISGd.
BpwARp MoLLKsHAuvR, President Of the

BpwARp MoLLxsnAvxn, President ef the
sa-some time last SIMMER you asked us seyeraly for ps
mission 70 append our names as an Adyisory Commtieen
intended % establish Being ready sncournss any
the Of for that distinct but certainly
For time pas. seems that Conservatory %
ean nd, ns% r Ssr % yoI
your concerts and frcm your wareooms with our R
sa I q the %e Th. and
ished spapsrs city by Weber aiss
ss.ss all : s e Ge ~ %
thus making ar as sonsh we The above ss,s
You are entirely Snsashored u. TO append our names
our s"se a
msn1 m9gsiet aon1fsry our 9wn naxdIs 9pnn1n
70 Tnoss fSs OF sEyERt oriihk sEM SS1 Yohk hHS1.
p y =. t. g
but evidently merely tho result Or business
Sr Weber Informed OF us ooldbcct date Of
your ssscson have delegated 70 him The privilege 10 nss
sh,P n1s sor y n sesn Without
therefore hereby demand from you the mmeda.e Withdraw
We fur,6erm re demand from you az matter OF justice
70 friends public you viii pub
lish s.ment In Tie New York Herald to the effect that
s wsGa % our r and and s,s ~
shall be compelled 10 take such steps as will insure usscs
MAX MARErzEKa
SSohrs. S'N. Parfisos, fRpA'
CARL BER9MANN.
Depend Upon "a, Mothers, Mrs. Wine
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. for all diseases of children
safe and medicine II has stood the test of thirty
years, and known fall IL regulates the stomach
bowels corrects Acdy and wind colc produces
natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain.
Dyspcpsia ets.-WelIing's Dyspcp-
sold % isSs, sS sass g. ,"'Ei'Ss SS' 81 arosSwy
Electricity Applied for the Cure OF Dis
case by DR. CIlAMBEKLIN, No % Bond street
Grover q Bakers First Premium E1as-
M stitch Lock stitch Sewing Machines, 400 Broadway.
New York and 80 Fulton street Brooklyn.
Gouraud's Italian Mcdicatcd Soap
cures pinples fcekrs. orupuons nesh worms, &c a
as Broadway, and druggss
Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON 625 Broadway See
wheeler wilson. Button Hole Machine
Ladirs--Use Strrling's Ambrossa for
ya rabbits, Grctlan curis, waterfalls and orimp
fng N.r fuH
.st tt.,p {. wells, Phrcno1ogtsts
tN8....a. ...ag .Ai., 4 ~ broadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Cherokee pf1ls-FemaIe ReguIator.-
Sold BY all druggists ti per bor. Thirty two page pam
phet free. Address DIR. ". n MERwIN co, C5 Liberty
strpet Ne York
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Batehelor's Hair Dyc-Thc Hest In tho
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye Factory bl Barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Cristadoro' Hair Dye, proservntive
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Ast0r House.
The dye applied by skilfnl artists
The New York herald., 1865-03-27


Army OF THE Mrsnsurri,
GMvHLr SrSlSos, Ala, March 7, 1900
Horonous GUERILLA CAPTURED
The notorious guerilla, Captain Thrasher, and nfteen
OF his men, brought 70 these headquarters today
by party Of scouts who captured them some afteea
miles from here This Thrasher is one Of the most no
torious guerillas In this "neck OF woods, and what
his less susceptible Of pallaton the facs
that he has "stoleu the livery of Heaven the
Devil in" He was once a captain In the Union army,
and acting ostensby under his commission and dressing
in his uniform, he has perperated the most arocous
crimes, consisting Of murder arson and robbery has
his plan watch for deserers from Forests army,
who daily crossing the Tennessee river and force
them join his band penalty Of death II Is well
that he has made several Of these unortunates
pay the dreadful penalty for refusing TO submit 10 his
demands When he captured he had about his per-
five loaded revolvers and bowie knife Having
been taken by surprise, he had no opportunity OF usng
them but he would be taken again until
they emptied OF their contents The probabilities
tina, he has been taken for the las, time he mghs
have saved his words. He has bad eye, haggard,
complexion and is the very last your cor
respondent would like 10 wake up in the woods
pEsERrERs,
Deserters from Forests and Roddy's commands
still coming lines scores and report great
demoralzaton In the rebel ranks sixly Two OF & fol
rests known TO have crossed the rverat Lambs
ferry yesterday and their way lines From
the latest cunts Forrest has not than two thou
sand elective men left
q GRAvEiLY SPRINGS Ala, March a. 1858.
PoRkEsTs DoNGs.
Almost daily we have authentic accounts OF Forcsta
dongs whereabouts The latest reliable reports are
that he s encamped AT West Point and has about egM
regiments OF effective men, four OF which are negroes
recently organized From all Of him OF
divisions could thrash him out most beautifully Re-
Gently he General Wilson letter, In which he gave
him the following challenge IL you will como
down hear with thousand men, lie give you fas
fcad and whip the tight" He mny bc called upon
10 fulfil his promise
REFUGEES psERrERs
s coming by the score and bring all kinds Of re
ports Of the destuton Of both citizens and soldiers In
the rebe, lines Tho applications for transportation
and humorous Incidents take place NJ
the Provost Marshas Office. From to two hundred
on daily Yesterday made appl cation
for transportation herself and twenty children
The clerk Allied II In for twenty ve and told her that
would provide against contingencies.
EXPECTED
We have hfty-two wagons, loaded each with thirty
thousand ratons, and others with clothing, all ready 70
prisoners which the way to Tu
pelo for exchange This train will start the
flag Of arrives which Is hourly expected Barracks
have been prepared for them, and arrangement
being made to make them comfortable possible
| There between and ten Thousand Of them
have no further news Of importance.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Chevn,,cr'a Life for I'll

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases of the feet cured by hr zAtHARiE. 'eo
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

uoncry-JOiIN AsPELL, dealer IN Fruits and Confcc
onrry foreign aud domestic Of the test quality, nns
assortment Give him call ~ the Erie Railway depot Jer
city.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Depend Upon "a, Mothers, Mrs. Wins
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP all diseases of children. 10
a safe and sure medicine IL stood the test Of thirty
years, and known fail IL regulates the stomach
and bowels correets acdy wind collie, produces
natural auis, sleep by relieving the child from pain.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lotte-
J. r. CLAYTON, 10 wall street. New York
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
The Navy.
IMpORYAN ORDER PROM ADMIRAL PAuLDTN

INFORMANT ORDER PROM ADMIRAL PAuLDIS0.
Admiral Panldng, commanding the Brooklyn Navy
Yard has issued general order 10 the heads OF the
spective departments in the yard that hereafter
shall be appointed TO place without his approval and
that candidates who have served in tho army and navy
during the rebellion shall have the preference II those
who have lost limb DO OF service they shall bo FIRST
given positions and rewarded for thcr sacrifices TO their
country This Is appropriate and excellent order
the brave who have maintained the honor Of tn
flag land and sea, be cared for by the government,
and political fayorites be rewarded thereafter Adira
Pauding has done good thing In this matter, and we
trust that commandants OF other yards will follow his
commendabie and wise example.
Prizes Cashed I'm all LegaIized Lotte-
j. r. CLAYTON, 10 wall street. New York
Royal Havana sLottery.-See OMcial
drawing Of March B on another page. -
Al. w. Bradley's DupleI Elliptic Tor
DOUBfE) SPRING SKIRT will not BEND or BREAK,
se the s9se sPrns ea, WIN prs;sTys It's rEsrEcr and
pas .ir. hat s,sT se i1ss CAN be MADE
rg AsF sST III ELIAS
Re.alied in ALL FIRST CLASS STORES who,esalsa
s the msnsfsearess @ q nT wEsrs BRADLEY CARY
A.-why is PhaIon's Night BIooming
CEREus like a lamp on midsummer night Because
.Anaereoni Anacreonn Anacreoniu'
The beverage Of the "Gods-
Sold only by PARSONS NIXON,
20 Cedar street, corner Of Broadway, N. r.
A silent sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No 800 Broadway
Address 60 SmOkers.-Pollnk ~ Son,
Meerschsum Manufacturers Goa Broadway, Fourth
Pipes and Cigar Holders at retail cut TO order boiled
mounted with silver and repaired
A Beautiful Com plexion.-The Genuine
and old established LAIRDS BLOOM or YOUTH OR
LIQUID PEARL u prepared only by GEORGE w. LAIRD.
Depot "a Fulton street. Druggists everywhere.
Batehelor's Hair Dyc-The Hest In tho
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye Factory bl Barclay street
Cherokee PiIls-Female Regulator
Sold by all druggists t per bor Thirty two pam.
phle free Address DIR. W. ~ MERWIN CO.. CJ Liberty
street, New York
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, proservntivs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. Ast0r House
The dye applied by skifn artists.
Con ioncry---C fec
tioncry-JOiIN AsPELt, dealer n Fruits and Coufec
tourry foreign and domestic, OF The Test quality nnf
assortment Give him call ~ the Erie Railway depot Jer
scy CITY
n. a fpf4 IA ut
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Dyspepsia .-Welling's Dyspcp-
ss Tablets for Indigestion and Heartburn 10 cents boz.
sold by dr,eg sis Wholesale 67i broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

A.-why is PhaIon's Night blooming
CEREus like a lamp on midsummer night Because u
attracts the big bugs
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Er.ctririty Applied for the Cure OF Dis
ease by Or CIIAMBER1IN, No % Bond street
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Grover q Bakers First Premium Elias
M stitch and Lock stitch Sewing Machines 400 broadway.
New York, aud Zi5 Fulton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Royal Havana sLottery.-See OMcial
drawing Of March 10, on another page.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

A telegram from Melbourne of January 20, says-A
nne is visible In the southwest II Is supposed 70
be that OF B43 predicted by Hcrscho returnabe in
twenty one and three. quarter years
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Gouraud's Italian Mcdicatcd Soap
tan pinpes fFcckrs. crupuons nesh worms, &c,
as Broadway, aud druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

A despatch from Shanghae of January 20, says-The
report Of tho rebuilding Of the Smonosak fort Is ncor
rect Six Japanese steamers have been found IN the
Straits forming part Of the expedition 70 punish the
Prince Of Nagato
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS No go broadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines WHEELER A WILSON, 625 Broadway See
Wheeler MtlSon'& ButfOn Hole Machine.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

.Anaereoni Anacreonu Anacreon!!t'
The beverage of the "Cods.-
Sold only by PARSONS 4 NIXON,
20 Cedar street, corner OF Broadway. N r..
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

ts-. II. IT Wells, Phrcnolog tsts
tG.....a. ..alg I. .Al., a ~ broadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
China.

CANTON, FOO l. IbbO
Shrtings and twist unchanged. Tea unatered-total
export to date 105 500 900 lbs Exchange London,
Is I'D
SHANGHAI, Jan 20, 1858.
Tea silk dull Settlements in fortnight ooo bsies
Export to date, 81, 625 bales
Exchange on London. 6s I'd
Freights unchanged
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Laairs--USe St-rling's Ambrosia FOR
yo rata 1r rabbits uretan cnris waterfalls and orimp-
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
The Great Cavalry Expedition Under
General Wilson.
THE START FROM NORTH ALABAMA.
Forests Invitation to Fight 1t Out
Accepted.
Capture OF a Notorious Union
Guerilla,
IN nc DO.

Mr.. Theo. II. scribner's Dispatches.
Army OF THE MISSISSIPPI, I
GRAvIILY SrRiSos Ala, March 7, 1895. J