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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
Telegraph News.
FonrnEss MoNncr. Dec.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 20.
In soine localities in this district
last night, considerable excitement
prevailed, owing to an unfoundcd ru.
NOR being circulated that the blacks
were to get up an insurrcetionary
movements against the whites. The
blacks celebrated Christmas eve, ac-
cording to their custom. by display
of fireworks. No overt act has yet
been reported, except in Norfolk,
where a colored man attacked a white
man with club, who, in self dcIcnse
shot the colored man.
New YoRK, Dcc.'26.
The Times gives an extract from a
letter received from gentleman hold
ing q high commercial position in
Kingston. 1t says the excitement
caused by the late disturbances is
passing of, and all the various aud
wild reports that were in circulation
about an organized conspiracy, have
vanished into THU air, and existed
only in the minds Of certain class
whose policy it is to make such d
statement. The very fact'th over
fifteen hundred were hanged and she /
besides an inuumcrable number fog
ged, without one of the military hay
ing received as much injury as fingc
scratch, proves to some extent that
there could have been no organiza.
tion. All the outrugcs thnt were com
mitted by the rebels did not extenC
beyond the first day. and some of tn,
atrocities committed by them ar,
quite cqualed by the cruclties of thu
provost marshal. The principle tha
seemed to have governed and regula
ted the authorities was vengeance, ant
not mercy, and it is believed that vc
ry many innocent persons were sacri
I feed. ....a...
The Post says the tone of conf
dencc which prevailed in Wall street
last week, is rather subducd aud mod
flied this morning, by a variety o.
causes. As most Of these causes ar,
temporary in their nature, the expcc
tation is freely expressed by a large
number of Intelligent observers. thai
the present and prospective ease il
money will give an impulse to bust
ness early in January. The loai
market is very easy at seven per cent.
and the accumulation of capital is $,
much increasing, that lenders in som'
are accepting lower rates. The stool
market opened dull, aud close,
heavy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

WEATHER The Regulator oi
the weather, seems to be undecided as tC
: his course. For few days be will hur
storm and winter upon us " ith promising
signs of fine sleighing, and good time
among the young folks generally after
each fellow has selected his GAL and en-
gagged his team, with plenty Of robes md
fur, the Regulator changes his course
and with warm sun uni balmy mir he
disappoints the fellow und mukcs the GAL
puuT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
BklNa Your Orders roK JoB

DhNNU NVNH OhDhN'
PsIsrrSe Of all descriptions to tho lhi-
prsk oyyIcE, No. l.. sHAwHAS's New
Block, pesr,y opposite the Davis House.
We have one of the finest Job Offices in
Northern Ohio, and have on hand fine
stock Of Paper, Cards, &C., and are fully
prepared 10 fill all orders promptly, and in
a style that surpasses any other country
Office in the State. We keep the best Of
stock. and turn out the best work, which
fact, business men and others will re.
member when they have printing to do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

'CHRIsTMAs-passed off quietly
many a coDLER was goblcd up, while
chickens, ducks, geese, &C., were de-
voured without respect to age or condi'
tion. In the forenoon there was Church
et the different Churches in the city. III
the evening they had Christmas tree
at the German Reformed Church, which
was said to be fine, and made many q
little hcurl glad. The National Hall was
JAxED with old aud young who all seemed
to enjoy themselves MUcHLY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
POTATOES PORK Ho So

POTATOES. PORK, 60, &c.
IPOTATOES-75c@sO cents. jl
PORK--$22 90 per barrel.
TALLOW --6@s; Grease a 8 cents.
CANDLES-Stcarine 80 cents.
4" Tullow goo 20 cents.
SOAP-German IL, Common 8 cents.
WnnI ISaIIi,,o nj 6k ,anf- 90 %.
,y,1suEv WUUn,,,' ,'e.,,'g ~ ~, - ssd Commpn 81 80
per gallon.
HAMS .-lS to 90 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX 80 cents per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

New GooDs AND Low PRICES =
We invite. Sttention to The advertisement
of r. w. SHAwHAN, in to days's paper
Those desirous Of obtaining bargains will
do we'll to examine his large stock o.
merchandise.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

WHOSE TURKEY 9-One Of the
night police, few evenings ago, captur.
edo fne large turkey in gather mystic.
,rous way. Said turkey had leather
thumb.stall tied to one Of his legs. For
further particulars call on Mr.. A. AR
MOLD, at the Seneca County Stone Hotel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

ARRIVED ZONE The 195th,
Which has beer on duty at Alcxandri",
Va, for the last year, has been mustered
ou, and discharged. Company d, Captain
McCoRMAcx's from this pace, arrived at
home few days ago, all in good health
and looking well. The boys have been
enjoying tho Christmas holidays, and we
trust that they all had pleasant time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
EAGLE D.sTILLBRY MARKET
Corrected wsskly by P. z. ILER q Co.

Corrected wsekly by P. z. ILER q Co.
TFFIs, Dee. ~, 1865.
OLD CORN-Shelled, 45c.
NEW CORN-In the eur. 36e.
RYE-65c,
OATS-40c. ,...
BARLEY-40c.
DAMAGED -WHEAT-50c. ''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

OcR CARRIER desires us to state
thathe viii make his annual call on New
Years morning. Dimes, quarters and
halves, Thankfully received
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
THURSDAY, DEC. 2S, 1866.

THE TRIBUNE.--Single copies ofthe
Tribune for sale with or withoutwrap-
pers. Price 5 cents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
ALL GoNE The heavy rush for

ALL GoNE!-The heavy rush for
Christmas goods at J. F. MARouARpT's
Drug Store has cleaned out his stock ct
fec,uully. He has just received and open
ed q large iRvoice of goods for New
Years, which are the very nrticles for
handsome presents, on the ffst day Of the
New Year. Call in and examine his
magnificent stock of goods for that occa'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
BUTTER, HaGs AND LARD,

BUTrER--25 cents per pound.
EGGS-35 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln Kegs, II cents per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
HIDES.

Corrected weekly by J. M. EBERT.
HIDES--Grecu &C. dry I4c.
CALF SKINS-I4r KIP skins DC
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@$l so
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

Hon. Il. z. BuoKLANp, will
please accep, our thanks for variety Of
public documents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

OLD ScoTou "A genuine old
article Of pure Scotch Whisky, can be
had at HERsmsER g. MYERS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28

HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fancy aRv,casa,
.ToxD. CO., .s,C.
COME dnd SEE =!
| cordially invite everybody to
come and see the finest and best
selected stock Of ya C-5-.f
Holiday Presents,
EVER DROUGHT TO TIFFIN.
Portfolios,
Perpetual Diaries, I'D. ...'
| y. Cigar Cases,
Portmonics,
Pocket Books,
Splendid Styles, ,
.,.." Ladies Work Boxes,
Ladies Travelling Bags,
Photograph Albums.
1t is admitted these are superior in
quality and beauty, and lower in
price than any in this market.
Photograph Bibles, Pocket Bi.
bles, Testamcnts, School Books,
School Books for Town and Conn.
try schools; Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes in great variety; Porfu-
cry Pomsdcs and Hair Tonics.
A Word to the Ladies.
No Toilet is complete until you
go to
J. F. MARQUARDTs
Drug and Book Store and secure a
bottle of the new Pcriunery, the
finest in tho Market.
REED e. Co.'s.
DOMESTIC LIQUID DYES,
of all coIors.
Agent for all the popular paten'
Medicines.
Strictly pure
Old Rye Whiskics,
BRANDIEs,
j A M AIC A IL U M,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-28
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sandusky, Day;ons Cincinnati Il. II.
ON and after MONDAY, Dee. S, is6S train,
wi lfun as follow:
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, 1865-03-13

DECEIVED pnonouoN-Lieut. Geo. r. Wnrne,
company G, 9Th Ill. cavalry, we notice has been
made captain Of that company. Capt Warner cu-
tered the service rs private soldier In the COM
pany be now co1nu1nnde, On the 18th Of Scptcm-
ber, 1861 For strict attention 10 duty, and CON
ep1cuous 0tsfcry on many h1Ed-fought fields, The
BILE Ycputat1on.
, 1865-03-13
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT SPECIAL MARKET

Especial Dispatch to the Western Prcal-1
NEW YORK. Saturday, March u-MkdnlEht.
AT TIE S7ouK Kxcu uAS9E-The railway list Was
heavy md lower on New Yo.k foad3. AZ SOON ~ the
western sheres werc rehched, the market nsaamed
more hrnneks and improved sixhty as the cal pro
gressed. Efter tie cali there WAS more demand fof
stocks. The Government List WAS all along strong,
with lnodesate demand on gold bonts. Miscellaneous
shares Eencrntly we're better, Marlposa taking .he
1tad. Coal shases were nrrner, With Cumberland a.
the fsTorie, The gold market excited last night
at the Evening Exchange, BY report Of dtspa'ch
I'm washington announcing the defeat Of Shetm An
and the total annlhltton OF hts army. THIS
hep1ce TO Enn up to 9sx. from which It nnAy drop
ped to 49, This morning the ket WIS excited by
similar runors but w1a steady towards the cose and
fu1tunuonf were not 80 wide or frequent IS during
the early part OF the day This demand tor money ID
very moderate. A lstge supply 10 Offering at Per
cent. Exchange IL nominal.
Petroleum stocks quiet There was failing OF In
Rynd Farm, Unlteu States and GcrmAnts. Sales OF
Eynd rarm At 1s0; Cherry Run. CSC; United ssat.s,
2a.15; Commonwealth. s.; Germania, sc; Oceanic,
1T.
The Petroleum msrket closes fat and heavy. Crute
dull and lower, at 5Q4{04c. There has been do.
cidcd falling on IN tbs demand for oil duz.ng the
Eeck, and prices have declined. Refined hss been CT
1remely dull and besEy. prices howtnc dec!ne aud
1T abe close are noclnal ~ CSC for bonded and 75c for
free.
siecks were nrm tonight at the evening Stock Ex.
change. Gold wa5 nrr, On the cali and sales were
tral. 1s6k: Eta 6iX; Hudson, NIX Reaalng. io9A
Aeh. Central, 1lps; Mich southern. .6sA Pitts 7ax;
r. l., 6o5t; SoIthwtsthera. sax; do I'D. 6lk; Fort
Wayne. elH Central Coal Co., Ga; o. & ~ cers, 37K;
Canton, ,:sH; Con,ourlant 1H; Quicksilver 81 sarl-
pota, l5I.
, 1865-03-13

All Quiet Along Gen. EFant,n TanAx-
ss1ea Ssea,.1ionnen. e 1es McdA s,,s1gT aIg Tobsee
pose0 10 be ono OF the specniatopsp
The Speculation spoiled By Unio,
Gunh0nt8.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Richmond II,
a7niner OF 9th Inst, Says: All remains quiet alum
he llnss Of Gen Grant Il taet for tue last week
almost tncessant'y yesterday, which served te
make matters decidedly worse in thai resnect Il
Is moi probable that Gen. Grant viii attempa an,
and The country and the roads arc IN better COZ
diuon. Our military authorities should be none
the less y1gtlant, however, for be uay attempt to
advance bis lines when least expected.
"The Northern papers continue to reports nun
ber OF desertions from line, aud their columns
aEe tllled With ne stories they tell. Grant has
telegraph them 10 Washington, aud the wnois
North catches ut them IN great cxalatton. ~
+" For come days parties in!the city have been
tobacco was to be traded viii tho Yankees E Er for
bacon, and 'hsl Gen. Singleton was the prime
that brought hun seain to Rehmot5d, h r. tos T6e to.
bncco was transported to Hamilton Ferry by rail-
road and thence hanled to Fredericks6usg, dve
and bring bacon With them, and carry off the to-.
baeco. On Monday lass 100000 ponds oftobacco
IL tie
venlept for shipping, and the otier 1900 bales
were in box ears At hamilton Crossing. The enemy
70 bn On gnoosds On no
been able to hear or Their arat Stop was to send
party Of cavalry to Hamtlton's Crossings, who
set fire. and destroyed all the cars and tobacco
there. This party also burned the bridge over
MaEeaponex creek, a short distance this side Of
Hamilton Crossings: There are TWO reports as 10
what WIS done with the tobacco at Fredericksburg.
thar ther fred tho warehouses and destroyed both
houses aud tobacco. 1t Is ascertained that they
burned the fEo wagons employed IN hauling The
tobacco, and carried Of the horses. So ends one
Of The most brilliant schemes Of our latter day
rrpecula.ore. The railrnad company regret lo.lng
the thirty one cars. as They beloved an arrange
mFnt rad been cone to with tho enemy that they
ehOu1d not be mo1eeted
, 1865-03-13


The following IL COPY Of the act entitled IA
Bill for m Act requiring the Clerks Of the Circnit
Courts (and County Courts having common law
5ursd1etion) OF the several counties in this State
TO keep Indexes to their Court Records" ap-
rrored Feb. 1Cth+ LEGS:
@.SEc. !. Be It enncted by the people OF the
State OF Illinois represented In The General As
| the Circu1t Courts land County Courts having
common law jurisdictfon} Of the several counties
in this State TO provide two well bound books. 20
@ Be es1omea@ ION Ill., naec 10 one, 10 ioart r.
to be ruled md printed substantially In the fol-
THE following arc the hnee;l -...
Plaintiff Defendant Kind of Action-Term
Coumenced-Record Book-Page.-T Dis
posed oE-Date Of Judgment ]udcment Docket,
Book, Page-E1ecution Docket Fl. Fa.. Book,
Psge.
don Docket, P1ur1es, Book, Page-fee Book,
Rook. Pace-Certlncafc Of Levy. Book, Page
Certificate OF Sale. Book, Page-Certidcste Of Re-
demphou, Book, Pase-sadsded Or not Satisfied
In Which said book, all the cases which shall
hs1e beep determined in said court, within seven
years next proceeding the paeesge Of fata act and
pcnd1g 1a ~hsh sa ,ne nesess5 ss
fet forth The names Of the parues kind Of action.
term commenced, record books, and pages on
which said cases are recorded, the term disposed
o aes boo eaq
Gates Of levy, sale and redemption, records on
which hey are entered satisfied or not Satisfied
and No. Tease. The detendant's index shall be
ttf except the parties shall be reversed and the
cierks thall receive fee Of ten ce1ts tlOc) tor
tash entry ss provided for in this act % DC paid
ths pe. f the sn,t for tbs e1sss now y,
SrperSisota or County Courts Of the several coun.
neS In this State, and tneS age hereby authorized
, 1865-03-13

Especial DIspatch to tbe Western p,aza,
19f~AAA D'.p-.ea 1 " VIC "esu'n I1ess-l
-.. = A'''A' sA'o' oa5' 'ia'en IL
"AsnISaros' March 1.-THE Richmond Erami-
ntr 9th, says: ut a reported thst su6ulk was
again occupied by The encmY with forco Of i .no
csya1rT ,n5 a rcoinocnt ~ ra1-oa. AT 1870, %
Ha'.t3 1au rcsi"ent VI negroes. ~ rs eufmfscu
that faia IS lnten1cd by them IN the direction OF
me "e4don !soaa.
LEY EEw 13onk, 3o, March 1.-The Meridian {Aiss.
,Isoston 9enles me repott inat Mootla was being
s GSAfn2teo; ao ana ea1s; - nc psepnlatiopa being
Ma4e lol Gtanger q 20: coa!d be seen: these sto-
1'es o' evacuation you'd not be credited"
The Htroid's Washington special says: ssAbout
GOO hungarian families who are 1esifous OF set
Ting in one Of our territories, are represented
here b q gentleman who is trying to arrange
with The State Department for their tsansporta-
.lon ilon Europe 70 tlcn, mlner1l and agricul-
'uAa4 eeel'ons VI Allzona-
senatorial Excurston.
The 7Ffbune'a Washington special says: ssSeu-
atoss Wilson, Foot, Morrill,. Wade. Grimes. Har.
-. na,.as. ss -. ".a.' .''-.: Aat-
.an, natnsay, aau otnefs arc contemplating IN
eIctfaon TO Savannah aud Charleston In the
Government steamer,
1mnorror, ns.s.ior mn Cal, c,h,,
, 1865-03-13

Reported Katttle In North Carolina
1.Hcapc OF Union k'risoncrs-The Ife1,-
clH Hcspondcnt-RcporI Successes
Gy Gen. Sherman,

Nrw yocr so+nr5ov M.,ch :, M,
VIII Ere,fnT' fhstaa M.,eht MatSn 4l.-lne new
aWoshin"tnnn !. Taioa ,.;tS sPeclai says
Norfh rsro,1nn ha,.roar T4 -. ~ nstEe IN
AMI tc rehels NJ uGu. ocn9aelas iosees
T'he Nav Wi: T!,aps., W. IT. a1e knoWn
Expects to hsar ra% sasa
r.ea tbnt ,rsa ans !ast neafd from Johnston
Yadtin ,1par ~"s nnnnae ~ sae sWamps near
irioh MI coJ,s,o-a fEt - loIttyns q "a.
III annar,tio, ~ ~, out AZ atrsauy teff1hed At
rarr;nx te.o X t ~. ~ Gu-opctauu6 colnmns au-
Tho s,tart',.s ~ msh .
pen,Icmnn thn 1sft N.,shoa, spsetat says
suthenftc sntnIi,nsnc .b.t H. VI iEe ~ oflhss
dnncd al fha ronnt s'1s s. ~ aeoets naFo apan.
Go1dsboro Knstun xns eyscnete WI p SfS e. ano ~
Erfoees md rseYtcr. ssV t1av hnvS h.sa 1Ie s "a;
n M aa1 say ney mave naSn heard
els. Tho entiro ensfern nart ~ Mn-t T.
In a state Of u!aT1n JnSt hefore Ieayjnr VII II
Hjnrton. It wne renorted tfnt fhe reheis IA I'll
en- back from tbelr nos1ffon fsfteen miics nor+h-
east Of tho city. Tbere was no doubt that sher-
The Hsralds Ncwbcrn correspondent OF the
18th eeyx:
''ScSH. Unicn prisoners reached here yester.
day morning, who escaped from the cars while
leADs.conveycd from Florence, s. c., to Sails
bury, n. c. The rebels commenced removing
the Ell tire body OF prisoners as Sherman odyancci
towards that point, md so0 or SOU made GOOD
thetf escape The rebel guard were mostly boya-
from II 10 16 and 20 years of age, and were ifly
able to bear the hasdehlps OF tho service. or meet
the ehrewdnees OF skill Of veterans, The seven
who CAME In report that they wcre a,st taken to
thence 10 Salisbury, effected their escape, on the
SD Of February They were aided in rcach,n~ mr.
lines hy Union men and negroes Thn raheIs nrn
cpnecrfpljpr all boys t11ey ran find Neorn.. 80
, 1865-03-13

lSpet1a1 DISPATCH 10 inc CnlsaEo 1T1nlne]
MILWAUKEE, Saturday, March II.
The currency excitement Of yesterday conse.
encnt upon the rejection Of all Wisconsin money
by our bankers, has cptisely subsidized, and many
Of the country banks are redeeming their notes
In grecnhacks. The bills Of such banks are taken
by our bankers at par, but not p1ld out. This
system will eoon wind up our shinpIaster busi-
ness, and give us national currency. The tpcon-
venlence of having cur pockets lined with Wis
consin money, has been very severely felt when
ever we crossed the line, without having it ex-
changed for greenbacks; consequently the new
state Of things Is hailed Is decided Improvement.
The following banks are now redeemed here in
greenbscks: Bank Of Madison; Bank Of the North
west; Bank Of Prnfr1e du Chen; Bank OF Racine:
Bank Of Ripon; Bank Of ehehoygan; Bank Of
Stevens Point: Bank Of Wisconsin,; Ra.astaa
Kenosha; Columbia County Bank; Corn Exchange
Bank; Dane County Bank; Elkho.n Bank; Far
n,ers' Bank; Fa17ners' and Merchants Bank
Forest City; German Bank: Green Bay: Bank Of
Oshkosh; Commercial Bank State Bank Madl-
, 1865-03-13
ST. Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune

ST. Louis, Saturday, March II.
IoBAoco-Sc1sp1 sold at $3.ic; green add damaged
lu:s a. 40 factory do, At $8s; TInuters' do
at 81; common shipping leaf At els al5e; nc.
dum do. 1t I'll s0e :07s good do, at S27a good .n
ufacturlng co, At 80. Is per Ito RS.
tIoCR-Du:l; ssles OF aper Al s6s5as,; single cx.
tra, at t7.so.
GRA1y-Wheat-DulI; sales offat1i all at g. c. cod
to prime. ut t1.so. good to ps:me sl76 choice at
StSs@t .E9 per hu. Corn-Dnll: MIXED to arrlve at
sin per bu. onts-sales At ss9sse per bu dclyerea.
barley Unchanged: sales Of fA1I, Al Sl.5o91 SIX;
Prime fall. ut 91,ss; choice do, at $.0o-
wH1skx- DrootiIg; salts Of 81 brls al s2le per
gallon.
proE1s1oSs-Hacon-Eales OF o,oo3 D5 At 1oc. Lard
Dull: sale: oi II tcs gut at lec \: 30 tcs steam
private terms. Pork-Salcs Of 70 brs as $500
, 1865-03-13

and required make appropriation for that pur
pose. -
Clerks Of the seYera counties "a tbs stat, to pro
| cure said hooks. within fonr months from ma s1
ter tbe passage of this act, and keep them m
5n4ll be spntdssed m r. contempt q Court, ant
"SHH 3: The The 1aia nSai3a g e. s:;:r7i:ors md Count,
Courts Of the several conutes in this St.te. al
required to pay for sstd bookB IN the same man
nel ns ioa r. oef books md they ehal be public
sec; 9. ibis act shall be deemed public act
and be In force rom and after Its passag6."
3m REa1 cos1EoEsT.-As indicated In ou1
report OF me proceedings Of the Board OF Super
slsoss on saturday, there Is room to hope tha
The quota Of this county will be nearly dlle1 nv
BY The enlistment OF two th6usard rebel. now In
counncment at Camp Douglas, The proposed
fant Is eninent1y proper in view Of The
tVon,d toe excessive quota assessed upon us
GoHnV. We are charged with at least nineteen
apnefeo more than should be called for on thIs
aa without taking into account the similar OK
Sess on each former call. II theso;Tebels should
be credited to us, We shall still have to raise as
has light to demand
THROAT AND Luso DrsEAsEs-Dr. l. Wius]ow
aver, Proprietor Of the Chicago Throat and Lung
Ins1ttuts, corner Randolph and Dearborn streets,
meeofmick's building, devotes his entire atter-
taon y, 70 the cure OF catarrh5 bronchitis, throat
seases, asthma, and all diseases that lead to con
sonption. His success ia well known to our c,d-
1s9s- H1s mode Of treatment Ia said to ba new
ano entnent1y reasonable. His remedies arc
eonFeyed directly to the parts affected, and what
ever Improvement thcru may be in the patient Is
1clt al once. Now ts the season when pulmonary
o,seases are especially prevalent and fatal and all
WHO arc IN any way afflicted should apply at once.
PEEsoFAL-Dr. J. P. Ross, Of this city, after an
absence abroad for several months has returned
md resumed the practice Of his profession.
, 1865-03-13
nf51wnukce Market
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
An~rn -

MlwArEEz. Saturday, March II,
FLorR-Du1l and lower. Sales 200 brls country 4X
At II 10; 50 bi1s city At $72o.
GRA1H-Wheat dull and nominal. Sales on 'Chsnge
of5o 600 b1 No at lsi seller 90 days tls o,aIng
900 bu cold st -s3Ha1 S, options mostly. Corn
Sales 500 bu 1helled ut 84c,,
Br1rxn-Sales 2c0 ns good Butter ut &c; 20 ns
chGie jar do ut &c, nfk1ns NJ 20c.
EGGs-a00 brls At 1sc.
AT the SewhAll tlis evening No Wheat Was nomi
nAl at 81 $1.34z1.ssx, cash.
, 1865-03-13

Hyde Park, Evanston, Hanover, Wheeling, Elk
Grove 1eyden, Provlso, Cicero, Lyons. Palos,
| Calumet. o,land. BREMEN, Bloum, Lake View,
Thornton, WORTH: Fourth Ward, tourteenth
Wan, Lnke, Palatine, harrington. Rich. North
Held and sGhaumbcrg have filled their quotas;and
afc out Of the draft
Tho following table will show the sub-dIstr1cts
| still In dcsault ard thefs arrcars:
, 1865-03-13
6Dar1i1tg.
39erB0nal.

pERSONAL-Everybody atll,ctr
j. ed with dIteassx OF the akin, such as Itch Iet.
TT, Mngwt1m. &C., to use Dr B!s1ks EInpsiVe
e.zes frtce 50 centa PEI boz s.ns f p maas g
sTo, r. o Box $3.50, Chicago. III. g. 5EoV1L,
&c Rando ph street, wholesale suu 1sta1l agent.
, 1865-03-13
New York Gold Market

IL
Gold has been more excited this morning tnan 70.
several Gays past. Funtrr that Gen. Schotclu Was
defeated with osz OF SO mca and e. guns ~trenrta-
cptd the pr &C, and buying on days option was
price opened 1t 1N, toee 10 i9k. and fell again
l69k, =
, 1865-03-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

Catholic Rooks.-Cert8ln1y the largest md
most yarded assortment Of Catholic books ever
brought to this city, c1n now be found at the old
established hook store Of Keorney + Byrne, ISL
Clark Rttcct, corner OF Monroe, Any one wishing
Catholic goods should visit their store.
, 1865-03-13
M A h h I Il ID .

1n Otlkosh, Wis March 1851 by Fey. " ". Witt.
comb MIR. STEPHEN RATFOkD and Miss Masg f.
RUBY. ....
In 1aclne, Wis. February 2s.h at the residence Of
thc hrid 8 iAther by the irv. a. D. Benedict. Reco
of st LpEet Church, L. S. CHARLOTTE, oE this city.
and Nias LIZZIE sAETHDkST. Of ttAclne. No cards.
In this CITY, A.rch sth, .by 7; y; hddy; .. D.,
, 1865-03-13

LQIluf Ifibunt:
noticed in reading your paper tn regard to the
the 18th regiment, Y. R. c., is not mentioned ut
AZ, hut the honor is all given to the S.h. Now,
alike. GIVE noncrAs
, 1865-03-13

HunGnrfanB Comlng-Senntorinl Ex-
cnTs10n-Confldencef In Gen, Sherman
Important INSTRUMENTATION
mehI OF the Senate DC.