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stpre 1smper.
GAVE TIE FUELI

GAVE THE FUELl
And Retain the Heat In Tour Room.
This osn te accomplished more 1y the use OF y
N. HUBBARD'S Improved
STOVE DAMPER.
Than By EFy other means. IL viii ssVe HALE
YOUR FUEL, and cause the apartment 70 be
more thoruuShlT and evenly warn, Each temFer
viii save YOU Ten Dollars year. Nc time should
be lost in having one placed in every stove pipe IN
the house. My agents will csnvasa the city ana
put thsm in for those who wish for them.
A few more good, energetic Agents wanted N
the city, and in evoTy township in the county.
al orders for then leit at my store will b
promptly attended 70 GEO. D. BECK, +.
' .-ii go Superior street
BEN B The DamPsr nafEtionsd above ia mos
one that ID psddI through the eiiy, armed Of two
halvss =. N HUBBAR0's DsmpeT Is composed
Of three parts with the uppeT and lower pieces bell
shaped snd working q ntTal EeTev, BY which
the draft Of the chimney be lessened Y Deeea-
sary. Ny Agents will have Certificates OF Agency
or the Dau ers can be ound ct MOTT Of the Tin and
Ssiis:Rs G. D. BBOK.
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OFFICE or TIE AUDITOR or STATE,
Columns, o., January Is, Ls55.
It Is hereby certified that tho foregoing is correct
copy of the statement of the condition Of the New
Enclapd Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, made
70 and filed in this office for the year 1885.
[sEAL.l Witness my hand and seal Ofneially.
JAS. d. GODMAG,
Tstamp.1 Auditor Of State.
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INST RECEIYED.-THE FINEST
S5.o-tmsnt Of Belt Buehles ever in this city, q
= O0WLES',
i.nIa IsI WeddeI House.
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The above Company have increased their Capital
to S5OOOOO as will be by their card above, and
are perfectly reliable.
The undersigned. a gent for the Company IN this
city Is now issuing q great many policies 20 all
class 3 of citizens A fw days since, John o. Nan-
deETelj, Fireman, living on the West side was
ipirrsd At q fire so that ne was unkble Tor a time
TO perform his accustomed labor, and made his
claim to tie Agent here Tor compsnSation, and as
soon the proper proofs could be sent to the Com
psny tho noaey wEs ordered to be paid over &c
him. without deiay, and tae Agent Is directed tc
settle al eSaiTEs so0a as properly made.
This ComFaay, although young In existelosi hai
become she most popular Insurance Company o.
any sort "a the United states. Hundreds and thou
sands OF al aees and circumstances are securing
policies from $500 to 60 and for travellers rlAk
and eompen sstiou for disability.
Alt who are exposed to accidents Of apy sort lare
who are not sometimes expoJtd p are invited to cal
on the Agent And tisfy themselves In this matter
No examination necessary, and no matter Whal
age A. FuLLkkI as emf
jsnI9 10 Slperior 81, Cleveland, ohio.
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Steam to and from the old country.

THE WBLL-KNOWN -
fsvorite Clyde-built iron Steam a
sTs oftbe AEOHOR LINE Of Steam -
nm 6HTBERNLA," :" "CALEDO-
MA = itBRIfAHLA, 'snd "UHITED KINGDOM,
- intsndsd To sau fortuiEhfly TO and from New
YORK. earring passengers TO and from LivsrPooh
7Ias7o15. BsiflS DsbHH, Waterford, Cork Li1isFek,
Gall5pV or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
v-ater and sir-tight compartments.
RATES or PASSAGE.
Fron New York 70 any Of the above plaeels-
Cabins $40 and 800; steersze S46, payable IN
American currency.
II New York from any Of the above plaesss-
Cabins g65 and $50; Etesrage SIS, payable in geld
or sdufvalsnt in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
.t.I-sts AZ these rates from ths Agents.
FRANCIs MACDONALD 4 CO..
tano.Ia5 Bowling Green, n. z.
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&c DALAI Annual Premium

Five Dollars Annual Premium
wiiinsurs O0l sgainss loss of life oceasioo5d b.
accident to any public eoHveydHce BY which the as
sured may hs At he tine travelling, under the 1rar-
eIers RssE Policy.
Ten Boilers Premium
s sscurss a policy for So. 900. and also S25 week
oompsDsStion Tor p-rs9nai injury incap scitsting g
the assured from his ordinary business-uDdsr
the Travellers Rick.
Twenty-Five nOlIBrs Premium
Secures a fulI policy for s., 900, sod SIS per week
cor nsation for all aud every description Of acci-
deut travelling or otherwise-under General Ao-
cideLt Policy.
Policies for $500, with So per week compensation,
can be had for IS PER snnum, or any other sum
betw. en- $500 and s5, 90 at proIort-onate rates
speei i and hazardous risks taken at special and
hazardous rates.
CO No medical examination required.
J. PATTERSON, Pres't
RODNEY DENNIS, seo'y.
| HENRY A. DYEB, General Agent.
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NLRVELAND CHERRY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IN $1,000 SHARES,
PAR VALUE SO PER SHARE.
Subscription Price s5.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS

anD8CLlDAzCA ELACC GOs
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS.
WORKING CAPITAL, $4,000
B.F. PEIXOTFo, President,
EDWARD BUDWIG. SECRETARY
o. KOCH, Treasurer.
uSTEEs.
B.F. PEIX0TTO, Of DAVIS, reIxotto Co.
EOWARD BUDWIG, of 5. Thormsn & %.
n. P. PAYNE, Of Gross, Payne Co.
O. KOCH, Of Koch, Levi Mayer.
B. O. YATES, OF Tod, Yates Go.
MANUEL HALLE, of halle Co.
8. MANN Of S. Mann.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
The Lands and OIL Wells connected herewith are
located in Vensngo county, Penn.
Eifty-siI acres (in fee eimrls) lie within short
walk OF OIL Greek, above Oil City, west Of the cell
sbrAtsd Ciapp, Buchanan, Rynd, McClintoCk aud
Story Farms, which are located the largest pro-
ducing aud flowing wells In the country. Wells
are now being sunk on this and
Two other TIasts lie Immediately on the ALE
ghAny River, one misabove OIL City, on the Allorn
Farm. The Company have lease running nine
| ty-nine years. ..
Two new wells have been sunk on tn: SO tracts
one Is down 500 feet and already producing Oil and
win no doubt prove at least 100 barrel we'll.
The other is down go fees with fne promise Of
| oil.
The work Is rapidly being prshod ahead. All
/ the engines, tools, implements, derTicks, engine
houses tubing, quarters, tanks, belong TO the Com
/ psny and Of the very best description and
l quality.
/ oeived At FIVE DOLLARS per Share, by applioa
ton in person or by letter to the Office Of the Com
\ pany, corner Water end Superior streets, waert
maps. prospeotusss and all other information eaI
be obtained. jams
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Weikel Bun and MCBIhinney
OIL co.
CAPITAL,
2Soo SHARES, 800 EACH.
$4,000 to be reserIed for Developing
asrOnRrfV

The Company own In fee simple, free Of oil ineum-
bra1ee large tract Of land, (a1 Of which Is bore
able territory situated in Ysnango county, Pa, In
what Is believed to be part Of the Great Oil BasinI
Of which Oil Greek is the central line.
They have two wells Gown. each to the depth OF
500 feet, with splendid show Of OIL, both oil Which
are about to be tested, and are mating prspa-
rations for linking q third
A limited smonnt Of Stock now offered for sac.
Subscription books opeR at Banking House OF T ar
mer Fainter 145 Superior street, where all tnfoT-
nation can be obtained. jsnl5:l93
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STATE OF CoHNEcTIcUT, | az
COTryTY or HARTFORD, ~

COUNTY OF HARIfOkD
GsorR D. Jewstt, President, and Robert A. John.
son Secretary Of the New England Fire Insurance
Company being severay sworn, depose and say, that
the foregoing full, true and correct statement Of
the affairs ofthe said Company; that the said lnsur-
euce Company is the bona 6ds owner ofat least ONE
0uSpRFD THOUaAHD DOLLARS Of actual cash capital
Invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real EstAte worth double the amount for which the
same is mOrtgagsd; and that they the above de-
scribed officers Of said Insurance Oompony.
GE9. D. JEWESTII, S,lPISs PTssid snt
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", MIsCELLANEOUs.
The greatest amount insured IN any one
risk except in lew special cases........-.s 1900
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to
be Insured In any one city, town or village,
depends upon its size AM construction.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured
In any one block. Ssme above.
TIE amount ofits capital or earnings depos-
tied in any other State, as security for
losses therein. None.
The Charter or Act of Incorporation Of
said COmpay, as previously filed.
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GEO. D. JEWETT, President.

[sEGI.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9Th
Five Cent VIM. HAMERSLEY,
[ Stamp, A Ccmm'r for the State Of Ohio.
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There were s2,s25 births in Massachu-
sets last year. 22,974 deaths; and II, Ola
marriages.
, 1865-03-25
ITEMS,

a sistcr-tn-law Of Henry Ward Beecher Is
teachinE school in Charleston, s. c.
,,saycts, the English pugpist, Is reported
dead.
The Empress Eugenie has q. mania for Ill
works and relics relating to Louis XVI, and
Marie Anteinette.
Book collecting is now styled Ieinorophate
In Paris.
Tho students of the. University OF. Nipples
have burned the Encyclical --:-,---...
Meat,is now higher than when gold was
2257. ...
Boston is going crazy because the nine o.
clock eGenin: bells have been discontinued
Welseh, the American. painter, has been
made knight Of the Order Of Ernestinc Of
snxc Coburg, whatever that is-
Prof. Agassiz takes with him, to Brazil, =
flock OF Improved American mcrinoes, from
Dr.. Lo1lng, Of Salem, Mass. as present to
tho Emperor.
The Pope Is In excellent health:
The captain Of q Norwegian vessel, going
into the hazbor of Limerick, recently, was
| compelled to remove his bgnre-head, bust
Of Garabaldt. lest he should excite the evil
4Hassious Of the mob. 81. :; ~-
The Emperor Of tho French, has, II Is sid,
sent copy Of his book to II. Thlers, with
| this dedication: '.4u Plus grand historien d<a
nmp. n,odtrnes, son adsmfratesr.''
Nr. Greeley's booh, "The American Con
fict," hqs been translated into German
Ruf1alocs arc becoming scatce.
A New HAvcn clergyman has madc s6o. .oI
In oil:v' 80 -...-t.-
| The London street sHsepera have been
| abolished. .'s'--- -
The Prince Imperial Of Franco Is The small
eEt known boy OF his age.
! There are six men in New York city undel
eentente Of death for murder. :; ::
| Mus,csl shoes are tue latest. novelty: i
i A Weathershcldian has made $14,oW OF
onions. oh! yc tears!
+ Nice candy is made from petro1enm-ao th,
:. on men say.
, 1865-03-25

The &ate Press, tCop) at Iowa City, makes
tremendous onslaught on a Catholic Priest
ut that place. because Of his utilization with
the Republican party. The Copperhcads
were eorcfy defeated at the School election in
that place. a
The Union Ticket was elected almost unan-
imously at the CITY and School elections in
a daughter Of Thomas Roys wns drowned
IN the Middle River, IN the vicinity Of Ha1-
mons Mills, while attempting to cross In a
buggy Several other persons were In the
/. buggy with her, but escaped.
Governor Stone hns in his possession bird
cage, e1quisite]y made, which WAS the pro-
duct Of convict in the Iowa Pcnitentiary.
The only tools used IN Its construction were q
jatk knifi. and q small tack hummer. So says
the Pella B|ddf.
Edward ChunnIng Julian, son Of Hon. Geo.
". julien, Of Indiana, dlt recently at Mount
Vernon, in"Iowa, aeed 81 years.
The Council Bluffs .Bugk says The Democra-
cy didn't run any ticket Mt the Charter cleo
tfou in that place, WHAT'S up? Has tho
great rurty which once loIded It all over
fottawat'am'e county, gone to the Stygian
Pool? We guess It has.
, 1865-03-25
DR.. TEBBErTs'
PMH s1oLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR.


60 popusar this n-v aric ID the stern ssatts.
that In tt1lten ais Of TIC prfaett Il enta. March.
e1s6 bottles w-re acid IN Bo.top. It Ia rot Dye. It
will RESTORE Gray Hair to its original coi2rt Il
Frtvpnts TIE HAls from tALlnS OF. 1t promotes
luxn1tant Growth Of New Hair It all itching
and Neur*1f1A Of tho Scalp. EVERT BOTTLE ID
WARRANTED.
MA1c1rs14s. June 12-h, 1851.
i, Dr. TIBnETR$ Sir: te4! ysrJ much p'ea>ed vita
the effect ycur Har BeEenetaor has had my head
With bersn 10 n.e It, Ab> Ut two month"; ns- 1nJ
head entirely bald excepta little on thn b. ck pars
ano now Is al covered NTH beautiful growth Of
been twen S.nye Jesra since my hslr Eel. Oh Hnn
have tiled ost Of the rent preparations hat hare
been trau7ht neire tbs rub lc without rec yn: any
benefit teel truly thankful tur the h.avds have
received and can 1t to I'll ~ beng tee
be- + p.epa1xton eyss brought before the publ C.
. .hTs. UFIAH Il Fo5s-
.MAScuxsTks, Dec. 4sh, 1858.
MEttRs, TEBBxt7a BsoTBEcs:-My hair has he n
.ye,y gray th,n ten yrkr. curing ahtcs ttmo
have corstant1y ming the dlft 1~nt spar3-
tots fer the t11 1ooa a they sfe iheir appear"
auce tut wlthcat any benefit whatever. It il now
tEo months since began to use T-uts. and at tho
prttens time mg hsr Is alno:t 3 pesfc- black, Gts
natural coos1 and as ao1t s1d os.7 as 1h~n hey-
ItLisk Jour PIT parAt1on Will toon be used TO ha e1-
cluIlen Q, MI others. HENRY BENNETT.
Bos7or, March lss, ISIS.
TEnDETTs BRrIHERB-9sn !: Th- FhgHoloiIeA
Hair ttAtos Is se3lEg h.ter th.n a.y h.t =
ps1ation and ewing most Inhonnd-d sst1tf.ctlon.
GO GoonWiS cp., VhoseaaIs Dzn1ss'ta.
SMITH DwfE3. 90 and ri Lsxe street. TRoIex&.a
ana Mt.i! sEsntt. so-eey al tood bfugsls".
, 1865-03-25

EsesaFt sela Favsesssl bead good ttecss, averaging
Cotttt i ca. 10 d Green IS hesd oren and stesrs.
ayr1Hs1nk 1,E9Gsr a $1.25, zud Kahn Is head oxen
ara s'csfs. &vr!sE1ns 1.l1a n, At II d
Csxiesa ~ .$lg Fsxss4s = = head p'ino lows s:essss
Bales 80 zsaieT % head l..ht s.ee.., averas.nz
ht 5000 Rl.tfl, avessE1ue>l ia NJ At Ss25.
7BxHhAas IAEp.
1lalio1J tod Kahn 1o head coarse atccrs Averaging
shu Ads1ns sold E.nn Is head orr Averaging So
o9f XII sssa +1 sn9 Fl tS.g @
ste ~, AZ Ern+ inE f.1cn ns 1t 1885,
HCGS-1he receipts to-day, according to the Board
Ct Trade report amounted to g. hetd and shipments
to E2 bead. The market Il perfectly 1at There WIS
no demand to daT snd tho few sales mads were fore
1t considerable Of concession from yesterdays quo.
Tnr saes to-day amount to only $50 h.aa, ut 81 .s
fer s:ock pigs. and ss.A0t1co, Tor Light to nstlun
sue OH hog. -,
The follow Ing arc tho sa1es to-day:
Hod SALES TODAY.
PirrsHunau AND FoET WArNE rAKDs-
selte,E~ .Buyer1- No, AZ. Pftcs
.....11,aen::-.....-...9 ~ ig.
snKRAAEs YAEDs.
GEfEoty....-.....W ..WillIams~......... no. 80 7,23
? sHEEP-Thcte vera hut few Sheep received to daJ
and the market Eas consequently quitt+ with nc
matct4h change In prices.
Tho following are tho sxsss: = -
SALES OF eHEEP TO-DAY.
,Ho'mes bought ct cors-r q Co. Ia eo1rsa aherp
averaging ~ Ds, at ts md of Eerensre 70 eood
averaging jig ~. ut &s.12E. se~s~
, 1865-03-25

H>AMlLlAK IAlh, OF few plain
b s19s e yss
ien contfs.tea th that 4 oihe? scioss: cs1.aap
81 Se
Dt. schenck's mtdc:nss. euu treatment di@er al1o-
TT s j.
soe one almost 1sseo noa aratasss e COZ
sna Z TN ~ sas
e Slrd r. 1 ~ r. G 1s,s:n hss thy haze 40 laoss
ssthey est ;ir bassrr @ ftcsh eota IS Esa
~. t,pe tsss Hhen p, seh nck. uedte!ac ess dlt
e sks sSg - 9s
Il ao ~ Oh nEe e a. to lad ans tue lungs
I.ay t6us sseS @ IL :' ihe medicine, .acz III ,ald
eSs eoT fassess s. thsy s ~
n fa Tsn ~ e III
iouss t. @ lno + ytIy es 81, IN ,osit r1.m, No nat
toetr ~ith the wtt duws don .. Is gooa .nan = Is
eal he lungs Il ii: system Is put Ia he*usg con-
M.iy Dsr.on. snst hare eonsnu pnoa think .h.y
-
1t .. re r. spEts 80. ssh psk
I'D. ,sereosh & ensase @ .aa ses sp;:et'ts
eozea before tney set oas er .nelr, sooaa Il .1sa
,as,,s e i, 5:aaly saSSsn 0s.ssR!is:e
uttn sstg tsse tex.1s rni rnnIi sias In iht honss
rd ~ M sGt,tinn crn ,hr - hra+ WcniS
@ 81 ~ },st E,stenI -, ,~,tc3pe sni thsSc n,.a
nt vefT l,1'e rnnsump:ions vel nnTaetsns az 40
unt,1 the, feie Nv 81 "0 >@e ~s'>' "4e |>A ~1'AsA
~ az, wav In cp1e etn1sum ,tt.n xrbeY, r,yJtlre
- ~. r., o. !. r. rIs%r.s ,Hs s+ewrrS
ani bos a. II ,St1n Urts md I'm. Wtth srht1rsN
Ntnnrate it5s IN testnr: fhe fite y n Srnsnrr
senMr,d Tantr na aI;h scSenrs p LIE NJ s1I,
md pient, ct good cnrf htnr foo+. NJ T. hes..fT
GiHs. -1n,t. rr+ ths srsr ~ tns
sefs wef NJ ftrnnrnfr nEi;s EesSr "sAo 'oo PAes
r. SE1IESrE Il cont'nns,T rnfinr eonsum,t1o.
, 1865-03-25

back to the house. Dr.. Winchester was sum-
mcnea, who dressed his wounds but he Is
not likely to recover.
Great excitement exists In relation to the
matter, and Mr. Tyler has bern the snbject Of
severe criticism and reprobation fos, the hasty
use OF bis revolver. An excited crowd fol-
loved he police officers sent to arrest him
to bis house last evening, and fe,ra we're eu-
testalneo BY souae that Ae would to nohhed.
He was lodged In the lookup, and this morn
,,ng waived an examination, giving bonds faE
named.
, 1865-03-25
Chicago :. Trtbn11e


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, 1865-03-25
1864
Unfortunate Shooting Affair.
: from the E1Gin Gazette, esd.l

Ason Of D7. Dnlon, who keeps deI1qan
school In Union Hall, WAS assaulted By Fred.
Abbott for .Iogglng his boy, and applied to
the City Marshal Tor Ahbott'e arrest. Mr.
Iyler proceeded ct once to tho house, accom-
panied ty Henry StrAu*el and another young
man, and with a loaded revolver IN his pock-
ct. Abbott vas invited to walk down town
with them, but be fatty refused He WIS
eolla.ed By stzausea just as he was gotne'nto
bis house, and a struggle cnsued between the
two. Tyler drew his revolver aud fired at
Abbott, missing him. but grazing the side Of
Of which took effect in Abbott's right arm,
md tho other in his right lung. He was 1t
length captured, after breaking down door.
inc gave himself np. After proceeding at ont
ter rods on his wny to the 1ock-up. he saak
dorm unable to 80 farther, and was carried
, 1865-03-25
CHICAGO CATTLE ntARKET.


. FRIDAY Evx1yas March II. Is63.
BEEF CATTLE-1hc receipts to day. according TO
the Board ot Tiade zepott amount 70 Is bad, nnd
th1pneuts to oot head. There Was tEda more act1y
ity In the arket to day and the Seai!g ~as little
better, bat the ma1Ets Is still very much depseed
There is uttie less diea1tT IN shipping sto<k aad
the bulk Of shs accumulated Go vesnnent stock bas
bern shipped, owing 10 The TesJ light pufchases for
soma time. With = less st1tnEcns money market
there would be s.r demand. but ~ it u but amk
srnount OF stcck can be handled - r.
Tith Hight receipts fer some dayz, laree p7opor-
4inn nt "a ssock arvpg has been sod hut there wak
s,i1l q rood mapF l&f OF the Mn1ket-
There il no material Improvement in prices, and
nnst of the sAleA his week hare been 1t ltss nxure
thsn The cattle cost p she country tor instance, lot
A. iowa steess wete sold to-day 1t $3.50 which cost
$50 lows, ind hA7e been here expense for two
Tho Sale to-dsy amount to 58s had as range OF
x;pe to ~ It foT thin to extra steers.
The following a1u The sales At tbs several yards to
1e' SALES OF REEF CATTLE TO-DAY.
H.: rrr1sBuEau A1D n. wA11z FAADs.
Wsnwozk Mailrry sid l.dfn Y head tnn sosss' 1r
sysrskiaf iscs s.. Il II s5: head. aveFaE!eS IL
81 ii s;. htsa, AvxtastnE isix p; A. IN "a Ho
s&head steers tver. EtaS 1v1 sft 81, At S.
n.n NJ h nsaa M; s1sd .sias 1857 S. :, Il
George Adm. Hsa.aa sa Il is;sse. sSe e. IS sead
s,sIsKi1k a r.: 4 s. E IL ~ as ~ Ae4a
nysessin. 1ias -, It ss Co. and Il asa": averaging
s s5l; I Is sz.a s:ssr,
s'A1 1' ,ttcu1oAn eou7uxxa YAkn1. ~. "
xfsf Sa. 4e.sE i,a7 1s, s talN.
, 1865-03-25


T. TIE Dry Goods market during the psst week has
bsen fai'Iy active Znore SO than genesaliy ex>
ptsted By the tadc In vttw OF the grcat decline Ia
gold Bnk,ia eas1y expls,ned. when Ills taken Into
consideration that country dealers Hho have been
ho'tip3 Of In anticipation Of lower pricss. now dnd
to penish t,.ir stocks. StlI however, 'he volume
OF tulsncsa t. lar from being arr. buyer, onEy
pu1ch enon.h to ceet exisi1g .nt5 and Keep up
Assostents. Since cur 1ast detailed report Wa no,e
decline Of .a5e On p4lnts; :23c IN Glnsha1ns; 50
to on Brown Shcct1ncs-stsndatds arc very scatcc
and quo, ators almost nouina 3J4c On Blelc3ed
Goods; 4@sc On Dentms t35c on Striped Sh,rtng; Sc
on Ticks a3sc Ccrast Jeans a@lc o. Delalne1,
nd @95c on Canton Flanuels. Csr7:ts are dull and
lower. 1hrtat4 are s31to lover.
IEn uunt the clnsiux ii iccS AZ follnyra:
, 1865-03-25

Commfssary Awards 1t Chfcngo.
The following contracts for augar were yester-
day awarded by Captain George II. campoell,
Commissary Of Subsistence at this post:
George " Flanders l. Co., 6oi010 pounds at
163 cents Per pound:
j. n. Doane & Co., 10000 pounds at 163 cents
uer ropud - -
, 1865-03-25

Returns from nearly the whole State show
that Governor Smr tbs majority will be up
wards Of 6,000. 1t will be seen from the fol-
lowing recapatu1atlon Of the vote BY coun-
tics, compared with the Presidential vote in
November, that the Republicans hava retatu-
ed their strength remark rkabiy, while the vhnie
falling off Of the vote il on. tho Democratic
side:
, 1865-03-25

Freight Tariff On 1he Mississippi River
Ala meeting Of the Representatives, OF tne Rail
way and Steamboat l!nes, held In this city, the
following trid Of rates was adoptcd,-to take eff
feet On the opening oksnavtgauon on The Mfsais"
sippi River:
, 1865-03-25

g. ,, FR1DAr ETKxBo, March II.
. The following summary shows The movement in
Psrapea md Ptoyts.ons during tho psst II hours
ctxxtr4s AID aH1rxxs1s fo1 xHs fAsr IL Houas.
, 1865-03-25
RURuS HATCH,
F.. fFQNXKHIT HATCH d HU1HEs.l
BROKER,

Rufus HATCH,
(FoNNKRIT HATCH 4 HUuuEal
BROKER,
No. S Fxehsage Pace. Esw York.
GoYEfrutHr 8 cuT.ttvB Stock and t4o'u. Bought and
Sod ssxclusiyels en- Coan1tsaleu-
AX14KEEC11:-
Messl1 so!omt u stuIses sons, Ch.cAzo. H.
Mess.s Atnck4<y d Htnd, Chtc7xot NJ
9. r. Whselef EsQ Cntc1Eu, Ill.
!. ]. =. AuLn. hsq i, Chic go. IL.
Q. A. Ro8er1, Et9-. chic. 60. III
<deas1s- Boutd, Eafley q Co.. New FORK EltJ.
Mem. Mch I'M, BToA. & Co., HcW FORK City.
M.fsrA y. n.Tacker Co.. Sew 1otk CltY.
Ne1sE1 q. J. l, ,ons h Co., New YoFk <y.
H.A. Baxter. Esq. LAT auc. VI.
Ne1tt1 LA1hiop, smith i Co Oswego, =. T.
C. Duran. ESQ, Psts:dea' Rock Is aad Railroad co.
NSsr York stock n1nrket-
c1ossk pt1ces for cab. MArcn ~ 1aa. KeceTcd nT r.
G. ss.tpt stall E' Co.. CornmAaoa e*ock and Houd
Brofefs u Clark stscet, Chicago.
, 1865-03-25

weaf: Qudtations are unchanged We anote:
gsst Wh1e 0i1. car leaa. &c ntt..-,-........ g
sSSi9Ns saits xere: ID tu II 1i.25.'
:PRVFt &fUHcs-Mafktth heavy and spWeT. IN con-
9euuencs Of The dtprt Sai1g news from EeT York.
Mcaa Fork-AArket d4i-t and about - % lover
Saes wttc: 80 bsas extra heavy Mess PORK at 81. a.
Asshe co@e e1y brands at Ncas Pork wcra offered at
$a 60. without buJess.
Primo MEAS Tork-Decllned s. 10 per btl. Sales ::
lr0h1.k Ct packed It 81 50: 100 nf DO 1t x123-
Bulk NJ ca tH-a1, o00 ~ buI k6hou1tcz1 On PIX
lurd-Numinhf 1t 1fSl64c-
F0TATOEo-Ssles were:-1oo bags aprtnca Al
b. fta " 1t &1,t5; 100 bu mixed It S3c on track
EUfsARS-fhe de cline In Gold haA AZ am depressed
the market and note further decline Of 1c On raw
tErd
, 1865-03-25
PILES.

PILES.
HEALING EVEN SMALL POX AND BURNS
WITHOUT SCAR.
NO FAMILY CAN 10 WITHOUT IT,
~ Only Is cents boz. For sale by all D.ugs1ts-
Wholesale Agents for Ctlcsgo, =
-; 7, III, REED Il CO.
Erh4m46s $s "a adp