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, 1865-02-09

The Lowell {MaEs.) E0uTaeF says:
cents. II any OF our mills had been stocked with
full supply Of Gotten when fell from is highest
point to this SUN, enough Of the capital Would
have been swept ont Of existence BY the fall to
cripple the workr, to say nothing OF the Iofs to
stockholders In dividends. No such loss haa come
upon my manufacturing corporation In our city,
bit each one IN now abfe to resume WORK with IN
undimsn.shcd capital, and works more complete
than ever before.
"Loweu has not, In fact, entered to any great
or serious extent, 1t Is true mont Of the cotton
mills have stopped manufacturing for longer or
shorter time, but not stopped Improving their
means and capacity to manufacture. The Woollen
mills have been In coustaut operation ~ they nev-
er were before Several have furnished steady
employment to large number Of hands, and Ma1-
ufactured goods to an immense amount. Some Of
tho cotton mills have changed part Of their wotka
machinery
, 1865-02-09

Observation-Disclosures to-day, TO; shipped.
IT. 1Isrket quiet but drm. aales Were 10 hrls At
u q.
, 1865-02-09
FINANCIAL AND C0AMEIlCIaL,


WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. s, 1855.
The buoyancy and activity noticed In the general
markets yesterday las entirely disappeared. The
t'peace mission'' Of Gen. Grant towards Rich
mond has caused mother decline IN gold, and al
most every article the list has sympathzed with
1t. Wheat fell axe per bushel, and pork, which
ycsterday could scarcely be bought to-day could
not be sold. Yesterday there was a general
scramble to invest; today the chief anxiety was
to unload. or course, there are few or no orders
here and the purchases made at present arc chiefly
on account Of local sperulators. who arc kept In
constant state OF doubt and fear, in consequence
OF the fluctuations In gold.
The money market remnins very quiet, and
there is no change to nota in ita condition. As 4
general hing the bankers are taking conserTa-
tive course, and iecountng as little rs possible at
the usual rate, viz: 10 per cent per annum; but
street brokers are lending md advancing at 2G3
per cent per month.
Eastern exchange Is in very active request, not
only for the city t1aae, but also for almost every
town md city In tue Northwest, and the market is
firm ut par buying and premium selling. The
eupplT increases slowly. -...
Gold opened this morning In New York at a1l9
Q2ia, declined to a1c1,, and closed at 4 p. M at
2113, The following ere the quotations Telegraph
ed to James Boyd, gofd-broker:
, 1865-02-09
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The subject of Bridging the mi.s1s.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-The subject Of erecting q
bridge across the Mississippi River In this city,
committee Of three was appointed to coaailcr the
matter, and report such information as It may
deem necessary for the success 81 the enterprise.
duct estimates ana plans for building the bridge
From the interest manifested in this matter By
members OF the Council, there Is little doubt that
when it comes before them for final constdera-
tion. -----.
The court-martial Which Is to convene to-day at
Cairo, for tho trial Of Br'gadier General Payne.
Hunter and Casey, among i'e mambera. Colonel
Mckee Dunn, OF Indiana, M1ll act as Judge Advo-
, 1865-02-09
The Senate concnrrcd in this nomination.
1TEnTS.
The new Isle Of Man is petroleum.


The new Isle Of Man is petroleum.
Adah Isaacs Menkcn Is styled, in England,
the Hippo-}mperatrice.
E1-King Ludwig, Of Bavaria, has written 4
farce, called "A Recipe Against Atothers-ln-
Law"
The Marscillaisc is one Of the features ofthe
new opera "Roland a Roneeyeaux."
4 patent has been taken out for lighting
street 1ampa By electricity.
Tickets 10 the inaugural Ball will be ten
dollars each.
There arc 633 free schools In California.
W:1lace, the composer Of "tIaritana," is
dying. -.......
Donate, the onc-1csged dancer, has six toes
ono at the end Of his name.
George Prentice is defending Gen. Butler.
What miracle nexts
o. Baldwin, Treasurer Of the Ohio Fe-
male College, is defaulter TO the tune
5000. -.....
Stanley, young English baritone, has
made decided hit in the 1talian opera at
Barcelona.
Edward Everett, ut the time Of his death,
was engaged upon life Of James L. Psttigru,
Of South Carolina, and q volume Of Washing
toms private letters. n
Fernando Wood is going to the Holy Land.
THERE'S need Of 1t.
Sixty models have been offered for the pro-
posed memorials, In Edinburgh, to the de-
ceased prince consort.
3lr. James Noble, the Oldest man in Dos-
ton, died few days since, aged ninety-ntne
years.
The noted Bristol Bill Was lately arrested
at Marietta, Ohio.
The son Of the celebrated composer, Men
delssohn, has written the life of the Russian
diplomatist Glaf johann kapodistrias.
Modern Greek is cultivated in Turkey more
than in any other country.
Bishop Colenso intends to take possession
OF his diocese, Notwithstanding the sentence
Of deprivation.
Ada Clarc, the "Qucen of Bohemia is
| about 10 enter upon the life Of an actress.
The Romish Church will manufacture twen-
tv-f,vc new saints this week. Nineteen Of
| thec, arc Belgfans. The rest are from Spain,
Poland and France.
R,pts in Newark, n. T., have been increased
fifty per cent.
Nr. Frank Lawler's letters from Richmond
to tho London Timer are 60 often intercepted,
that each ono is said to cost the propr!etors
Of that paper about 5000. 49,.
| While Mr.. E. Smith, OF Lee, Mass, was
! saving ssrcs'' at the bridal altar, some ono
set his paper mill On fire.
| The Methodi6ts Of Indiana arc about to es-
tab1ish female college.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin has been
sold ut auction for $50 90.
EliLu Burritt, the cleaned Blacksmith, y
has been appointed Q. 8. Consul al DImIns'
ham, England.
, 1865-02-09

Mai. Waite, Of Decatur, who was sent to
Washington By Gov. Oglesby couple Of
weeks ago, to endeavor to secure 2 ere reduction a
am having at least partially succeeded IN the
object Of lis mission. A revision Of the State
Quota was obtained reducing it By D go men.
This amount deducted from s.. .5a1, which was
TIC frst quota announced, leaves $, ,Sos ~
the number of men which tho State Is re-
quired TO raise under the last @ saA o. Deem :an
mcnt Of quotas by districts will be made
public in d day Qr TWO.
, 1865-02-09
or,oVoST mARsHAL FRY.

The mathematical genius developed by the
process of the draft in the national officials, is
wonderful. The most astounding specimen
is the Provost Marshal Geeral Fry, and some
of his subordinatcs may be classed among the
arithmctical phenomena. The New York
Tribune says loyal men are "perplcxed and
dumbfounded" By General Fry 3 achievements
in figuring ont quotas. and that the people
"have hardly decided how to yindicate and
justify one quota, when presto! 1t is changed
In a fash into another.h
TIC assessment on this State Of s., 900 men
under the last call, In the face Of the heavy
surplus that stands to the credit OF illinois,
is one Of Fry's achievements in figuring. Is
It not time to have some man appointed as
Provost Marshal who possesses little COM
| mon sense?
, 1865-02-09

We can answer the inter7ogatory Of one Of
The horse railroad Organs Of this city, which
inquiries why this pother abont the swindlc
docs not subside-Tby people do not "dry
up" and let things 60 on smoothly. It
would no doubt be exceedingly gratifying for
the culprit to be allowed to carry off his plum
der and enjoy it without molestation from
The sheriff and his posse. It would be most
agreeable to the finer feelings Of horse thict,
for instance, to zig lis vocation without hay
ing any public disturbance kicked up about
it. We remember that when JEFF. Davis and
his gang plundercd the United States mint at
New Orleans, and half dozen United States
arsenals md navy yards, all they asked was
TO be *lct alone" We have no doubt that
The horse railway men and tAeif organs and
members Of the Legislature would like to be
let nlonc also.
Col. Miles, Of St. Clair, in Ills mastery
speech against the horse railway swindle In
the House Of Representatives., sid: F" II
greenbaeks could jingle you trould hear them in
al parts Of this Aouse, sir, ard thsy scoald tel
The potue7 Mat Is behind this bM, pushing Il
zhroagh." When Col. Eilss took the floor to
make this speech {ior which he has the thanks
of every honest man in the State Of Illinois,
and the lasting gratitude and admiration OF
the people Of Chicaso}, every species Of par
1iamcntary tactics IVES re6ortcd to, to put him
down. Mr.. Joslyn, of McHenry, was particu-
larly active in raising objections TO Col. Niles
having the floor. Mr. Joslyn and his set sim
ply wanted 10 be let alone. What pity they
could not be let aloncl Once upon time
certain evil spIrite asked Jesus of Nazareth
, 1865-02-09

published a list Of members Of the Lcsis-
leturc yesterday who voted to rob three gen
cratons Of the people Of Chicago, by passing
an Infamous horse railway bill. We noticed
the fact that only JGJtlyjour names Of House
members were given in our dispatch, whereas
.fffy.t7,e voted for the bill. We hare received
the official list Of names, and We find that the
other man vas
johnson. Of Kendall.
, 1865-02-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The MOVEMENT SOUTH OF
PETERSBURG.
disastrous Confagratio1 IN
Philadelphia
The Proceedings Of the Illinois
Legislature.


Point correspondent Of The 9Th, says Of the move
uept south Of Petersburg: 1.-THE result ls, how.
ever that our forces came up With large train Of
rebei commissary stores on he BoJatoWn plank
road-doubtlesH onc, grand ob1eel 9i t9e faia-
sion Of, captured number Of rebels and drove
The Others back: They also DESTROYED three large
crisr mills at Fishers Run, supposed 10 Do Inc
last upon which the enemy depend
sWhcter or not It ls contemplated by the
present movement to hold and extend our lines
beyond the BoydtoNn plank road, fs not EnoWn. y
, 1865-02-09

convey m immensely erroneous inpresten to the
fonnsre nnnn fhe lakes AID II rA1culated to create
confnsioa respecting the known character ana espac
nrotnereG - Th.t cur Senators and Representatives, In
e .ct tSeraef 10 tss
said act OF Congreta. limiting re enss' ~ i;3 IL
of,c1nai yuiidtty and iorca uron tho Northwestern
, 1865-02-09

He supersedcs Gen. Foster, hut Gen. sher-
man, Of course, still remains In command o.
the army in the field as heretofore. The past
services Of Gen. Gilmore while In that De-
partment arc guaranty that he will conduct
it's affairs with The energy and activity for
which he Is distinguished.
, 1865-02-09

V1NECAR-1here Is q light inquiry but tho mar
ket Is lEter. We quote:
Pura 1der Vinegar
Pure Malls Vinegar, Gal...:....
Common Matt Vinegar cal..-..... -@gGeI
WOOI-Keceivei,2 2l0 ~; shipped, 55sl ns Tbs
market continues very rnli and prices are merely
, 1865-02-09

F1fIs.-Tbese desefvedly and eelsorsted sna pop
~ .1fnr AZ and pruye the Lascy Of several axims
which many sa s5s
= y ooconsnmntion Ia fncurable, deferred phyaicteus
cc sttenpfiog to md remedies 70! TINT disessa: and
n..tnts atfifcted with It recoucled themselves 70
Hhsath T1Ihont making any effort 70 eseap. from
doom which they supposed TO be unavoidable. 1t Ia
noW rroyed, however. that CONSUMPTION GAM En-
EUrxp and that II HAS nKxs currd In great number
Of czst3 some OF them appat emily desperate
bY the u,ecictne. In connection with shenck's
Sea Wetd Tonic and Mandrake Pills. both, &C.
himself, who has enjoyed u1lnserrupsen good htath
fuf more than thirty years was snppcaed st nne uus
pronounced bis Case hopel<ss and Abandoned him q
hts fste 70 ". cured by the Aforesaid ayrup; aaa
hare used Or. Schsncks medicines with the saa 70
markaeie success freee excellent medicine. aru tos
sa1e tn this ttt7, by all drugi ItB Fu directions fc
the use ok tnanl accompany each hotts.
jxISlE73t lplf3
, 1865-02-09

CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.


"WEDNESDAY EVESE0, Feb. 3, 1s65-
The market opened weak On the Morning
Board, but the sales Of gold were very heavy.
On the Afternoon Board the market rallied some
what, and closed steady. Ten.forues sold At 102t
l1ta}, md Third National Bank, new stock, at
, 1865-02-09
pttt.hDr0 mi 0Jurket-Fcb. =.

Crupa-1he mAIkst Wss inactttc on account Of
rr6nsIs; Ee = Dol point out g!ng'e lot. a sale
51kc, pactasea Included. This lot socs cast to oil
order few sales IKE tts enc n1tsd woald O.; lsaTe
tae 6*E d4 s9o ne '''e
K1r1sEn-The msrs,t remains aaist, With .lm. a.c
smill tots or bt nded chsugng hands at 65@G6c fes
1t 69sGc The stock In the iuarket has been reduced
ia a few hundred barrels.
, 1865-02-09

Hero the market for go1d was quiet and steady
at e10 buying, Silver was In demand at 1a61soo.
Fiye-twen.y bonds, 16s4 buying, and 1895 selling.
Ten-forties, 1o1i buying, aud 1osi selling.
We referred yesterday to the report that some
Of the Natioua, Banks were increasing theis capt.
tai stock in a fictitious and illegal manner, and
that they were hypothecatng their notes, in order
to purchase bonds with which to Increase their
circulation. We have no evidence that This Is
true; but we are satisfied from close exam1na-
ton OF the law, TINT this may be done without de-
lection. There arc two or three ways In which
the capital stock Of hank With good deposit ac-
count may 10 apparently and yet not really in.
, 1865-02-09

THE ErHEEDoa1A oa1ArlENDslEN1
Slavery Abolished In WeAtcrn VEs
ElnfAs

The vots Of the New York Legislature on
the resolution ratifying the action Of Con.
gress on the Slavery Prohibition Amendment
was as follows: Housc-yeas, u; nays, 30.
senate-ycas, II; nays, s. The Assembly
presented most animated scene upon the
final passage. 4 number OF speeches were
made, the democracy to a man, under the
whip Of the old Copperhead regency here,
opposed the measure, It WAS passed, how
ever, amidst unbounded joy and enthusiasm.
The galleries were crowded, and the clapplng
Of hands, acclamations and firing Of cannon
made appropriate proclamation OF the Glori-
Gus result.
Massachusetts,, true to her old instincts Of
freedom, ratified the amendment in both
branches.
In the Rhode Island Legislature the vote
was very decided and as follows: Senate
yeas, 28; nays, 1. House-yeas, &c; nays, 4.
Both branches Of tho Legislature Of Maine,
PcnnsYlvaDla, Maryland and West Virginia
also adopted resolutions ratifying the amend
ment, but VIC have not yet received the yoto.
Illinois, foremost in every good word and
work which enures for freedom, led of In the
ratification.
PASSAGE OF TIE ELL ABoL1suSG SLAVERY.
From tho Wheeling Inte1lisencer, Feb. 81
Almost coincident with the passage through
Congress Of the amendment to the Constttu-
tion abolishing slavery our House Of Delegates
yesterday passed bill supplementary, We
may say, to our constitution, forever abolish
ing every ycstige Of slavery in this State: we
say supplementary, although the bill Is inde-
pendent Of the constitutional provision con-
tained in SECTION Z Of article II, and in no
wise conflicts with 1t In our Judgment md in
the Judgment Of the majority Of the House.
and consequently does not go before the peo-
pie for ratification. Section contains the
congressional amendment to our constitution
as 1t first came from cur Constitutional Con-
yention, providing for tue gradual emancipa-
ton Of slayes under certain ayes, and Is as
follows:
The children Of n1l sarcs born vi thin the limits
Of this State aftsr tie fourth day OF July, 1868
shall be frce anu al slaves within the safd State
who shall, ut the time Aforesaid, be under the age
Of ten years, aha be free when they arrive at the
age Of tWcnty.one 5ears; and Ill slaves oser ten
| and under tweutr-onc years, shall be free when
they arrive at the age Of twenty years; and M
slave shall be permitted to come into the State fol
permanent rreidencc therein.
The bill passed yesterday was the same Of
fercd By Mr.. Ferguson few days age, and Ii
a. follows:
B4 II enoettd BY tht Ls1isEaturs Of Hess Fir
GintG ~. AL persons held to service or labor ~
elavee In this State are hereby declared free.
2. There ehail hereafter DO neither slavery mol
,ehn,eut Of crime. whereof the party shau hare
Teen duly convicted.
This bill wipes out the remnant Of slavery
IN Vert Virpinf1
, 1865-02-09
The Iate Pence Conference.

NEw YonK, Feb, 8.-Ihe New Y9fk 1tmts'
Washington special says; 1.-THE President bag
embracing the letter from JEFF. Dayis t9 alr. Lin;
coin, . letter from MF. Linco'n to Nj; Blair, and
other documents. The publication Of this message
Interview
, 1865-02-09

3GAEE XfQ&t8Ee
We find the following In the proceedings OF
the State Senate on Monday last:
The following communication WIS receiTcd
from the Governor:
To the Honorable, the Senate Of the State Of Ill
noia:
hereby nominate and appoint Sheridan Wart,
of Macon county, Trustee Of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal for the State Of Illinois. and re-
spccttully request your concurrence therein.
RICHARD j. OG1EsBF.
Goycrnor.
The Senate coDcutred in this nomination.
, 1865-02-09
Il ;. ..f1O} 10000 Il .......212
!. g.. .e1Qf Delivered In New York.


The market Wa2 Vcfy excited th1s evening, aud
closed higher The esles to-day foot up $474 900, BY
far the largest days sale since the opening Of the
Board. Gold at GallaSher's, New York, opened at
a11t; at s:b5 o'clock, 21l4 915, 2ls!9a1s, closing
after call at 9124,
, 1865-02-09

Ph5RadclphIn Seed Market, Feb. 6.
There Is VERY little demand for Seeds. and further
saies sf 20 bu3heIs reported at SH i595 most.
" at sboul SIS 90 = butel. Timothy and Fl.ssced
nil
, 1865-02-09
Irtbn11e.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Q, 1856.
COMMERCIAL NECESSITY OF THE
ILLINOIS SHIP CANAL,

IEEINOIS STIIP GANa1.
The Illinois Shin Canal thonph Init thirty.
B!x miles in lcnrth. viii connect ten thousand |
miles Of river nnyjration on the Mississippi |
and fte tributaries with f,ve +housand mile, |
of coast navigation on onr lakes It will
connect lake commerce which NOW employs
about two thousand vessels and steamers,
with a river navigation which, prior to the
var was nearly as rreat, 1t will do this At
m cxnorse 10 the United States, according to
Mr. 1rnold's bill, of only FIVE millions in
return for which The Government will obtain a
rana, which will have cost twenty. FIVE nf},ions
ofdollsrs. twill bring Pittsburr. Cincinnati.
1ou!syilIe. NcmDhis. St. Louis. New Orleans
Burlington. Leayenworth. Omaha md At.
Paul. into ample ystcr communication with
New York. A1h,nv. Rnffa1o 0svcoo Erie.
Cleveland. net roit suncrior. Green Day. Mn.
wo,,,,a. ona ch,c,vo n .axo-d - vii nv.
nrct two c1reot svstom. of votcr commerce
which arc now on1v connected in the rnain bv
trsnshjnmcnt over ral1roads. It viii com
rncrc,ai1v d,vcr+ the ,t,ss1ss;,,,,, river E,-t.
--o,d a,,d corso n +o orortx Al Naw york II
,r;,, In corrcction nth s,,n;,ar on,arra.
,nan. - tho NJ vnx, a.na1 ;aorn.sa a.
,,s,,,e oJ c~o,v 49,. ~ 1o,d 1res3 ~ fCh,cseo ~
.hc noc,~ wonnta,ns hr ,aanc,no the 7atca
- f-'snt: ~ 49, W. - ,osst Nf,nan eon4e
~ ,s.ess, ss | ~. 80 na.a. ~ ~ - sss,aht -. ,aas
~. aaa,sa " ..aa1.., u a. :. ~ 1870, :. .e aa,.,
ssa~.;a.s 1s,;a ,.,1, .,t,.a 49, - T,,;
...,s 11r,.a,., r.-.as 49," ~ T1-s W. ~
lomt,a ans at;nnasoto t;,.o asa ao.,t [ "1s
49, ef.1,a.r-,,~a+ ..a ~. 49, W
saa,at 80 49, 49,. s.a,,s as1s e,';'',-, w.
- =, .,,a rss." .Sc...-1,-E . ss So ca
A Nv u y. ~, es31'o'
~ t"e o.ue1 aaaa' ~ M gNe 1aste'n u1an-
uiaetu'e's more ,of 1ae't 'aor1cs "nlie "est-
etn consumers WI. PAS lesss IL VIII ehaole
e'nsssa''on ~ push westward o. aus p'csen.
1sn't oyg'rane Inc lev cents more on a onshel
o. corn, "nlca VIII pay Inc 1asncr ,os SEND
aog !. 10 n'a'Aet 'ns11u :" burning u lof auei'
1ns great auesuoh u cneap !1eBa.s 1tom
toe "eeb ~ LIE 1ass u neAt IL III of1Auec ~
INC suppression o. Inc fcoenlon nsen. Inc
west mas ioneht ner way ~2ln Inc strons
1lsht arm OF ner Eauant SOUS uom eAllo ~
lne aH1 o'eausc ELS was oe1e'1nlleo t1efe
snoulo " uo o'ocAaus on Het eonAiis'ee' ~ 1es
Ine ''s'ente ena1eeo " 1ne '@iltoaos anaouas
70 oioeAaue N perfect, On man5 crops aao
u. cef'1.n u'ssoneess M Luz o5a.ians 1ot1.nca-
tione " tnS 4coe4o. w e'u.u opeuu Aall
olcas OF nAuoas anu 1aVets u olooo ~ w.
st,oy tne a!te GHnnos lne nataon: eao r. moo oo
"nose revenue Limos a.one pays e.u'oo'oeo
~. Anns, 1|y se'eoe'ooo so"alae sl1s "on, ~,
Apon nN..sIe =. 4.'4-e 10: .,,Gj, osu Aou ~
~ 49, ~ NJ "nu e ~ ~
o r"e 80 ~" ra.e e'o'voo'oo'
- aDu.+a ~ ~ ~ - ne4 s4ope " Aa'
Ae1 Ans auoat ea'er ~ ons eu y .ue
, 1865-02-09

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 8. 1885.
The following table shows the receipts aud
shipments during the past twcnty-four hours:
RECEIPTS AID aHFHam DURING PAST Fl 1ouaL.
, 1865-02-09

The financial policy OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, in striving to meet the necessities
of the war by popular loans, 80 as not to ln-
crease the amount Of paper currency aloat,
and not 10 be liable for more gold interest
than the customs revenue will provide for, Is
one which must receive the approval Of the
entire people. That approval will best be
manifested By liberal and public spirited
investment In the loan. No reliable secnrl-
ties have paid better heretofore than those Of
the Government. The profits On them will
double as the currency upon the close Of the
war returns to specie basis. The profits Of
business Of every kind are as rapidly accu-
1nulatipg as in the most prosperous times Of
peace. Our farmers have everywhere cleared
their farms Of mortgages and are looking
around for new Investments. Our merchants
are plethoric with surplus capital. The end
Of the rebellion is near. That consumma-
tion will net hundred per cent profit on all
Investments in government securities to be
realized in the comparative fall Of other prop
crty. In no more patriotic as well as proflta-
BILE business can we invest than that Of sup
pressing this rebellion, since, II 1t be not
suppressed, no property whatever can have
any fixed valne- For the means Of suppress
ing it the Government relies upon the people.
In order to bring it directly to the people, it
was necessary that some person should be
anpoiuted General Subscription Agent. Mr.
Jay Cooke, who originated tie idea of placing:
tbe Government loans before the people by
popular subscription, instead Of bling behold
en- to corpornl's squad Of uemulous bankers
for the means Of saving the milton, was the
most available selection for that purpose. He
is an energetic and able banker, and to bis
well know n industry the country is indebted
| for tic SUCCESS of the $40 loan.
Tie whole country is interested IN the sue
cess of the present 80 loan, as the most safe
ahd economical mode OF protecting the cur
Fcncy, keeping down taxation, and paying
| the expenses of the war;
, 1865-02-09
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

Th.ze bouda are row worth premium Of rice per
cent, Including gold Interest I'M Noy which n72kes
the ecus1 p1odt the tn ,oan at current rates. n
cluding interest," about ten per ce.t per annuu, be-
ton. tehch adds from one to rEt per cent naoe a.&
ccrdns to tho rats evted On other property. The in
teze.t IL paid seniannually BY coupons attached to
ea.h uote which may be cut Of ard sold 10 suy bAlk
or banker.
ThA fnferest 8noDntS
, 1865-02-09

Sass the Toedo Consmercia!: This C:eFslsnd typ
ners have substituted petl Ter fish oil, after the
separation Of the oil rom the n.ptha-" fhe oil u
usce sfseE the separation q ths napths snd found
bein: fully equal u not superior. 70 t.t made BY the
Ordinary process. As ston IS the fact becomes gen
orally known, C2naf1ef8ble demand WILL spring up
for this purpose.
, 1865-02-09
FROM BUFFALO,.
Snow Ssor1n-RallroadAp Appointments

BUFFALO, February ga heavy snow storm pre-
walls here. 1t IL not cold.
Mt. TilltnghAst, Assistant Superintent OF the
Lake Shore Hs!lroad, has been appointed Supcrin-
tcnacnt Of the Western Division Of the New York
Central RAILROAD, rice II. ". ChitteuGen, promo
ted to Genern] Super{ntentieut.