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, 1865-03-09

Important from N0rff. CorolIna-Con-
centFatfon Of the Admissible Final
Struggle 1upendfng.

Pn11.AD5Lrt8A, "Wednesday, March 8.-The
Richmond pspers Of the 9Th contain no-sntlftary
ntws OF tmpo1tanec from North Carolina or V1f-
gina.
NEwnKnS, n. C.. Marth 1.-1ntellIgence from
the North Carolina papers inscates that both sec.
tons are concentrating their forces on her borders
sff hs psan ans I nbsga besg p, =; +:
great and last battle Of the American rebellion
and the tradltionasJ grounds Of the old North
sats VII VII os 1s eoIea eraxsyasd ot stae
at secession Won!d hare been made. The extet-
ence Of 6tate lines will always be sufficient
Eretcst to prompt the loea! interest of one sec.
sections refuse to enrr,aee their local interests.
All histcTy demonst trates the tact that pcrAona In
terest |: paramount TO ioes Of count5y, and even
ahol1sh State lines, which will give us cent1a
hcad-the magnet to which ar local Interest viii
be att1astsd3a republican goys,n.nsrt which vi
in which the peop1e cannot run riot and plunge
ln1o extremes under the cloak Of democracy"
The Raleigh frogr<ss eays: 1.-THE Fedefals are
will soon eTeady to strike Gen. Lees army In
conjunction with Shernan's forces+''
Pun4pK1rn1A, Wednesday, March "a special
dispatsh from Mashiogton' to the 01'sff'n, g1ses
The Richmond Ea7uir<r Of Monday, In the
course Q! !oag. editorial, tays: "The country
It hae eat ii Richmond sHd day after dsy witness.
ed the military strength Of the confedefacy duln-
ding away, and though Lee has applied tn il, md
The negroc. for the desense OF our country, ret to
this date Of the session it hns wholly falie1, and
refused to adopt this measure fur the sa'rntion or
The country.,'' Again It says: mo convention II
now wanted In !lrcinia. A convention will not
fight, but it might run away. 1t might capitulate.
Wien that sad alternative shall comic Gen. Lee Is
ihc proper convent1on. b. is. the best Judge Of
our tituatfon. No convention IL needed, for what
docs statc Sovereignty need in copvcntionf
nns not state sovcregnty heen The weaknsss Of
The Statintt Of Monday siys: t:Both Houses Of
the Virginia Legislature have concurrcd in reso-
iuttone Of Instructions to our Senators Ia Congress
to support the policy of introducing negroes as
ssold,srs IN the feld. The resolutions take the
broadcast grounds, and We trust tho Confederate
Senate will now act without delay.'
In the rebel Corgrese, resolution Of the Gene
ral Assembly Of North Carolina, protesting against
The srnfns Of slavrs, in any emergency, Without
the consent Of all the States, WAS presented.
bill Was passed In the rebel House,. to form
sclrnsecr ont Of sueh persons rs are
net liable to military duty.
, 1865-03-09

Ts9pcrSrz s1se Of ss the 6: e%gany at M.n-
york.
OFFICERS.
CARL. t. REGINA GEL. RANDOLPH N CoOLEY.
TRUSTEES.
CeAFt l. RECKSAeEL. Of Reesnasel & c., No.
SHEh 3; s. sses5 :ss
= is; xspRkrr. &as OF T. Andrews Co.. No.
- JOIN Il EVANS. Of Wing l. Ivaus. No. II Beaver
..MiicHELL n. PACKARD. CT Packard. d James.
Me gsse7 Ne - + as A'o.qy
s:s s:ss s@ ss;sssf &
placed before ths public not fer the par
e o xhs sat
kpo%s9gs to be - sT1ng taa bess M u ths ou Eestoa
defed on teo,y q shiea ssy @
aIe TO Ct MINI nee work IT onte+
tns ss aWa
veil Ii e1tatencA: ond will Guaranty 1rum7s ot7z
7Ee T,a:tees i h.7s ' Ts:ss7ed ioi working capital
$.91~os---. rA--,-~.~.
FEE srMpLE.
ft5 M afFes @ e :1s FhT Phss
Ss fss as55 snd ii IL Id dltset ne 6s.ween aud ID so
ertat OIL treek Hel1s, coqus tie, Jessey and Msp1e
thade 50 acres U nne boring land This IL con1id aIe1
enc Of tie Ane*t locstlors On s1s fsVottte creek.
Twenty 10y scres Of The BfooMIey Farm, Plthole
Creek all selected tor1ng land. lying near where the
cslca1atea tharry run nnd tithoe CrcsSs nessiy
t.ucu each nthsr 1hese tWo tatm6 Will be- iulIy da-
or hsnls.d uco, aezes en Tldteu:e cseck. In anc
loc, fop 10 Of nae bo !nG 1snd lying 1s9 rods
Tn the Trek. 1h,a cslity il fist coming into fayE
With ol Dea. Il is very sneAf lhn econoznstc Wills
'lA'A '0'e .IEAsstT6L6 is s.T16bi N iSrEREses. '
One eighth g0 working interest 10 1883 acres On
Prhc1e I1etk, making utary al mite On the errek.
Icing the st!ectx.n Il boring I.nas from the 4 ~
Three wels ste pow being put down tlls properly
anu others IN be eompenced as soon engines Gan
be pa< "a On the ground.
Farm, on Cherry Ran. Val. vii be sank oa thls
valuable property II once. Weit b3rtd upon this
rnn have leldout,t ever, filled III pt.d 1ctps oil.
Three t3) 1esses Eu-. !. Q. en- F1thole kuu, (uey
drtck Farn). These lesses ore very near latge pro
du Ing wells, and are looked upon By exp.rs a. voty
Two C} easc., Nos, Rand Is. Henry Band, car the
Heyt1jck wbi1 naw pumping Ct blro4s per dnF.
PhUuULISu lNiERE,Ts.
One ti1tsenth n;l6> WORKING tuIeEc:s 10 the ceie-
country, pjcductug IS batEes p'r day. Ills uane.
cesgary to cesrtiDs this very Ta1sb!e psce Of prop
ery, as cTett one hnTnE any lnt rest iu oil knoWs
its orth. has no 1va in swan this rich Locality.
The books now open for subscriptions for stn1
A>~N A''' - s"S'@ 50 - >'~ N> GRANGE EAR3,
101 Lake st Chicago.
0rders from the ecu1tJ promptly attended t..
mhaN19l8-lt
, 1865-03-09
. FROM MADISON.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1buue.]
MADISON, "Wednesday, March g.
The 4ath regiment left for St. Louie to-day With
about $50 men, leaving come forty sick, and few
etragglers.
Horace Rub1ee Of the Journal declines the Con-
su1shlp to Funeha1, Madeira. :,
John Wickart., 80 badly injured by the prema-
ture discharge of cannon, Saturday. died to-day,
modification having eet In last evening.
There is q severe snow storm here this after.
noon.
In the seratr: oday, a petition from the off,
ce5t o. ne State Historical society reatEe to the
.alataes . o. lts Secretary and Librarian was pre-
rropriasioa for the soeicfy OF 81 COO Tor tie secfe
1fy. n1a toF 11bror1nn &1,a0c, The Committee on
W IT ths;s hen9ttd asnsnst 1e:cas.ns stont
n1e t9 perform the cont1act to do s:ats ~ nrini-
irg--1he committee sey Tho contrsrtnrs INIT
bare known that they eoald not purchsse liz ma
, 1865-03-09
Central and South American
News

New YonK, Tuesday, March T.-Tho steamer
Costs Rica. from Aepinwall 26tb, bringing the
North Stars passengers and one million and q
morning. Tho steamer Constitution, from San
Francisco, arrived ct Havana On the 18th.
News from Chill unimportant The harvest has
and onr vii bs shiuped @ 70 III paTts Of The xo1d
Inc oEyinm extended to Rarrees By Costa Rlca Is
euI denounced By the Central American prrss,
Of fnon.intercouEse with C0sta Rlca, on account Of
the latters action ~f "
III: Dnc6as hae entered upon his first term as
Constitutionnl President OF san Salvador,
Honduras ls ncatn prey to revolutionary eon.
ruldonH, with m attempt to mako fhr Wee prcsi.
dent. Nactruch> President Maruel law is pro-
c1atmed. ~ &0
The coffee crop o! Costa Rlca is good aycraoe
That Of Salvador rroni.es 10 he N ndyanre nf
former 5cars. The cotton cror-et the litter Il
abundant.
Hajor General Sickles left Panama for Bogo,a
~, fha 9th
, 1865-03-09

Capture OF Early and his ArlMy-
Sheridan Pushing on for LJnch-
buTEs

NEW YoRK, March 5.--1he Nssezds City Point
correspondent, :aarch 9Th, snys:
There IL no longer much doubt Of SheridauA
movement up the valley having been crowned
with compiled euccess. The concurrent testimony
OF ali deserters and refugees today, from Ord:s
right, north Of The james, to Mcade'r extreme le,
beyond Hatcler's Run, south Of Petersburg, Ii
that hc surprised nnu encountered the rebe1s IN.
der EARLY. at Waynes horo nearly midway hetwcer
Staunton and Charlottesville, utterly routing aud
capturing tho entire force, and securing among the
prisoners tho doughty. Gene1a1 commanding. It
Is admitted by he rebels, according the .tories
Of descrtere, to have been the most overwh Ginning
aair Of the wnr, In proportion to the nutnherH e.
gagged -Hsry feEsr fsnvr BEEN obtatncd bcsr-
Ing stnmp Of reliability. hut the ~hoe region is
Represented az being ulprcpared for tnl. sudden
advent and as fleeing in every direction to escape
his relentless eauHdfons.
The At Counts aErce 80 vel! in every particular.
and arc tn euch Perfect accord With what was c1-
pectcd and known, that oil are constrained 10 be-
tprcd,
"Gcouts report Sheridan in Staco,on on Taura-
day. The CAPTURE of Early occurred the next day
BY Saturday Sheridan would be in conuiuon to
nf.th 13nchbrrrH
, 1865-03-09

{spceial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tstbune.}
LANSING, Wednesday, March g.
The bill for REVISING the charter Of the village Of
St. Joseph passed the Senate. 1t has now passed
both houees.
The bill has passed compelling chartered mining
companies engaged IN copper mining to pay a spe,.
aac tax Of IS cents for each ton Of copper or mn-
eral obtained and :melted il this State. and one
dollar for the sape amount exported from the
Stase before sme}ttng; Chartered companies en-
gaged in iron mining shall psy a taK Of one and a
half cent per ton for ore or mineral exported from
the State before smelling; pig, bloom or other
iron manufactured in the State free from specific
tax except the capital stock; also, tax Of half
u cent per ton on cual mtnes.
The following bills passed the House: The }otnt
resolution allowing the Beard claim; joint reao!n-
ton aasiDg Congress for grant oi innd 70 ata IN
the con: truction Of telegraph tline from Saginaw
Boy to Saalt St. Marie the JOINT resolution ask-
Ing the General Government TO locate naval de-
poi and dockyard at Grand Haven.
The proposed amendment 10 the Constitution of
di:ltanchising ekedadd]ers from the draft WIS
f1df
, 1865-03-09

Tie Eh1caEo Conhpfracy Cnse-Contin-
Na11on OF Testimony tor fhe Defrnxr.

[specah dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.l
CHcrsA11, Wednesday, March 8, 1sc5.
. The Military Commission assembled thJs 1,orn..
ing pursuant TO adjournment III. Robt, Fdrsythc.
freight agent Of the Illinois Ccntrnl Rat1ro,d IN
Chicago was first examined. lie said: I hare
known Walsh for eight OF nine yea.t. he was
teemstcr for the Michigan Genital and our road.
I kaw him almost dai}y- he Is IN tmpal,iyc,
ysrm hearted man, and remember Wills active In
raj.fpc regiments Tor tho Federal Government.
believe him to be loyal msn. an rot ia the
hah,t Of carrying asns, but took pistol 70 tae
Known tj Judge Morris for i've o. sl3 years. He Is
rope,defet1 KIND hearted. humane, though 1m.
pul i've man. have heard him Ppeak IN public
snd uriyate, lie fss 4 very cxaegesatlve style Of
ofptofy, usIns cant phrsses and eptthets. under
elsLd him to be MIN Of Eenath md property.
The judge Advocate objected to any evidence
1clatilg 10 the property Of the accused unless
, 1865-03-09

EAx FRAxc1eco, March 6:-A TIRE IN GFnss Val
There ie considerable prospecting for petroleum
Eolpe On In several portions of the shte, Wild IT,
Suits not yet asccrtained.
4 lsrpe trade is growing up on the Colorado
River, where I'VE steamcrs and number Of b1s-
Ees are running from the mouth Ct t5e stseaa 70
Lake Trade BY that rontc Is saugmcutlus;. ;,
work on the California end Of the Pacific Rail:
more MEofously sfnce The favorable acuon ot
EonEreas. owiHg to the long drought, tho sock
.oI a. wheat in California is very light; There is
Per barrel. More than The average atuoun1 Of rain
M aas aanea THIS season. Large crops this season
, 1865-03-09
The EFancn.Efeho1 fa-G

NEW TonK, TUESDAY. Mnrch : Tbe p,.f ear, =.
~' Onr Consul at llul.tax has inotmed he Govern.
snS ss to fs S,1s sg II
10 now st Of the West lndisiands
for cruise. The nid Fumor that vhese vesseSa .rs
coming to this port IL repealed 'es'e1o ~t'
, 1865-03-09

tcr1a1s and do the work uuder contract
unless there sSas q large reduction in the
price Of materials and labor.
OF 1rrcepo1sib1e and erasire bidding should be
ter7rinoted. 1t urges that tho Legislature aud
Stste officers ehould herceforward require the
faithful performance Of public contracts. Thoy
recommend proceedings to see II anything can be
recovered on the bond. -
Communications were received from the super
intending Architect OF the Capitol. fn favor Of
warming tho Capitol by steau. The Assembly
seaol1tou referring the dog law to special COM
mittee vac coucurEed In. ALSO Assembly bflis
felattFc to the adoption Of children, and amending
aliTe to the terms Of court in the F1nh District.
The Senate hill fixing prnters' fees for Legal ad-
rcrtistng at eixty and thrty1vc cents, WIS passed
After long discussion the Assembly bill to pro;
hlbft volunteer md substitute brokerage vas tost
So7e.aor ae ea'Rs ss S4s S 1i 1s ias a
s.ner 70 obta1n the, opinion Or he
Supreme Court WAS made the SPECIAL order
for tomorrow. In the Assembly petition was
presented for more stringent dog law. Resol1-
tions were adopted giving El0c 60 worth Of st,nlpa
to each member and also that all bills in relation
Jointly BY the Committees On Swamp and Oeer-
Iowed Lands mud on State Affairs. Bills were In
Eoduced to aid disabled soldiers and wtdowd O.
Disabled soldiers; requiring the ferryaen On the
wisconsin River to transport tho United States
mail free Of charge; to amcnd tho revised statutes
In regard to highways and bridges; relating to
exemption Of property from taxation; amending
the Ftatutes relative to State officers; Increasing
the salary OF the Assistant Treasurer and pros1d-
ing for an investigation IN regard to the anufac-
tqfe and results Of usins md malt liquors.
90 l4portant bills we're passed. Several weec Or
Gered to third reading. and the bill to found the
Wisconsin Soldiers Orphan Asylum was made
lie special order for Friday morning.
, 1865-03-09

babflfty that Lee Intends to Fall
1sack 10 thc 1toanokc River. N. c.,
Tor New Position.

NEW ToEk. March s.-The Hsrald's Sixth
Corps correspondent Of the Glib says: ''1t Is re-
negroes have been at work throwing up fo,tifca-
t1ons alonc the banks Of the RoanuGe river. SeT-
era! months since many old and experienced otn-
back from his present position he would fora q
rev defensive tine a!on: that stream. The
country IL admirably adapted for the purpose, and
the river will add considerably to the difficulties
which m attacl:1ng column would have tu over
come there. Siege guns FROM Petersburg and
Richmond have hrcn ssut off IN Tint direction ria
the Dautillc fQilroad, and nany th1uee seem to
indicate ti,at hts Gr'uy will soon b. ea roHtt for
, 1865-03-09
$. a. CLEMENS
Improved Elax-Eloa1i1g
AND
cEkX-SEED ThRESHtflo MACHINES.

ScveruI Of these F!nx-C1ennin9 7Iachincs
Lave recently tesn put IN operation Fla1 Mills in
this rfg1cn. and che at tec Eaay oe ,e2u r9nc,n. l
this city. which, driven By twenty notige POW
End ATTENDED By five men. gro iaces as op@ra-
tion* f1m good dewrottcd Flax Straw, superior
quality clean long and open Flax Tow at she aYar
age rate OF one and on e-hs1f tons OF Tow per day.
the East Tor spinning pusposes-tas present require
cnr being for from fifty to seventy nga tJns uaEy,
AMI the de nand rapidly increasing.
For the purpose Of developing the business
established by machinery, and the demand It's
product, propose to coo2.rat= With oc'' ca2itsl
ists at tesrahe points Tor growing Fax II the NTH
west tie b7stness baa.s OF IN elnaLdiTsl ofnet
pzo1ts.
The plan af the proposed corporation, in
genera. tezr Is as {cslow., J:: We furn.sh Tor
and set 1p Of cur Fiax. Cleaning Machines In the
a1 MI provided BY the coopazAtlatsp parg. snd It
furnish sktlful hAnd to IasrCet In ruu.lnE the
Mill nc keeping the machinery In order giving also
the bsneat OF cur long e1pstienco IN the flax onst
1ess, and offering tpec1al advantages Ia marketing
product ct the mill We also ptoposs TO furnish.
for the nse ofeach Flax Nil, "A. Clemens Flag Seed
lhreshlng Aachlnss. both for removing aeed and
sted'ends t1um Gax straw hound aud kept straight,
anu removing ed from tangled straw, each Ms.
chine remf Wing and crushin The seed hos resdy for
winnov Ing The teed.
The l0cn1, Cooperating pnrtY will pro-
vide: First. FIX hill, bul' ding And twenty hozss
motive power. With sh1ftiug. &C., conveying The
rower to tie Flax,Cleanlng machine. Second, two
Flax ra1ns, each Of r3pactty - Rlofe two hundred
and nifty tons Of Flax straw Third ample grounds In
the vicinity Of the Flax hill Flax 7aras and for
5,ac9ttg FISK 6iraw. Fourth, hAv scale, platform
scslc inG pFtfs and tnplen and fixtures
l2r the Flax MILL FfTa. about fifteen hundred tons.
OF the pr-duct O. abcus two thousand acrc3, Of good
= DAG ftpHE I e C{xfh }rhr 4
, 1865-03-09

GNETEfE7k .
ror1sy11.1E. March 6.-AboQt half dozen gucr-
f,las, eunnosed 10 belong to Wiggtnton's hsnd,
went went info Eiizabcthtown yesterday afternoon.
Representing themselves as supported BY mush
3afger 4 rec in the rear. There WIS h9t ntae
The EucriIlas out In two several advances.
On Monday evening. at Btandenhusg, ABOUT
twen.y gueEill.s attempted to make an lnsuraon,
, 1865-03-09
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Protection A&ked for tn G Overland muta
Route.ti&tcnhicn of the inser-CouE1-
mental Telegraph.

SAN FRAKc1sco, March 7.--Thc Ncroda LecIsla-
tuEc has passed resolutions nsk3nc Congress to
kupply Sufficient 4 military force t9 project the
The United S1a1es etcamcr Shutric, CAPTAIN
Scammon. sahsd today, With Colonel Bnkely aud
party OF the Collins Overland Russtan Telegraph
Ihe shubric touches nj Victoria, Vancouyer'e Isi-
and, to land . working pnr,y TO commence hu!id-
ing at Frazer Eivcr. Ml. Gamble, Superintendent
on the shubr'c, md lands at Victor:a, to dnlsh
small gap In the wires bctsccn nc1ltnchau Bay
and New Westminster, British Columbia, on Fra.
zer River. he telegraph line will b. working IN
two OF three weeks. between San Francisco end
British Co}umfln
, 1865-03-09

can stste Convention met fo-d!y md re-nonln..
COAT md Edward C. Walker and George WillaId
Reecute Of the State UntvortdT.
, 1865-03-09
CHICAGO, THURSDAY; MARCH 8, 1866.

End were rcpu'sed by the Federal fo-eo Stationed
there: The military authorities, At E!oTefpomTs m
have .sstesed certatn citizens O. thst pla:e ios
damages done to the steamer Tarnscon anu the
PASSENGERS thereon.
, 1865-03-09
Ql)tfaa0 Iribuntes
THE NHN n

:Shcridan's victory over EARLY: It gems from
later advices. occurred at Waynesboro, and
resulted in the capture Of forty officers. thir-
teen hundred prisoners, eight pieces Of a.til-
1cry, and over one hundred wagons. eherl-
dan with his usual impetus was rapidly fol-
lowing up the advantages Of hts victory, and
WIS far on his way toward Lynchburg, Lees
base Of supplies. The capture Of Etrly has
not been officially confirmed, but from Its
constant repetition By descrters and refugees
from vatioas quarters, it is believed In ml'i'
1ary circles.
6he.man's army. at last accounts, Ind
reached the Cape Fear river, On his march
towards Fayetteville 4 report Is currcnt in
the Army Of the Potomac that he had had
hcayy battle with Joe Johns' on, in which
the latter wns defeated, losing fifteen thou
sand prisoners.
Asa part Of tho great movement now in
Drogrces against Richmond, it will be seen
1y our dispatches that Iarse force-csttma::
ted at forty thousaud-has been gathering at
Ncwbern, N. c.
The many friends Of General Paine will
rejoice to learn that he has been acquitted Of
the charges trumped against him, while COM
m2nding at Paducah. General Paine Is IN
intensely loyal man. If he ever errs it is on
the side Of 1oyalty-a principle not Jet thor-
ough1y understood or universally pFncticcd
in Kentucky. Els administration ut Padu'
cali Tas only severe upon rebels we hare
yet 70 learn that Union men were aueht Out
5ainers by Its presence In TINT dlsloSal dis
trict.
a slenlicant paragraph ls con.a'oco AZ ~,
I.,$z, Hnk ~{ {t,r3 ta fssf
Euforcan aoslces. 10 the caec' tuat ,ns ,-a ,.e
nasal au'no'l''es AaVe eoan.. a.lat.a" . hv ,he
orders 1of sos2eooes- fne oe.ap..sa W snd
Union armies OF neaf,s ~ VI s,.as .a.a ~ +orno
1orts on TIC sea GOES, un' rn,,.s ,ss,.at
docs ofne IN 1n' "eut.1. A
hlocsaoe-runncte e""e =. 49, ~ Nasea,,
three hnnofeo u ,pe" s..,o. ens ~. ~ sana
Ike ol1eAo' WIZ 1n..i os11r MI:.as c.staa cor.
9ne eA'." ecss!oA n..:aa w ~ ,r,tt, fna comno.
aye ,es.etoas aassr *as pe ann,ntttess M and a nm.
s'lioa "a ,.sa tue e. nn,4 .1'o -o~ed oncstfon of
NaeI.u e.e. % <..e ...,.,,,i.1s of +ha
aeeeP@ps ''!o~"s >A0
A1knnsas oenato,S. nm
oo'o c'osta ~ 1'cH 1o.A NOV ~ gut 81 A"'
WISCONSIN STATE HoHDS.
We learn from good authority that the
charge made b., some parties, and referred to
3n the Tn1urNE few days since, that the
Wisconsin State Bonds were unmnrketable
because Of some informality in the issue, is
,,ot founded On facts, The truth fs>that In
, 1865-03-09

:.
ofis prcfaslon With enlarged facilities for the tsaus
ac.ica cibu.insss.
fEuitosial nopt from The rs Iuaurancc Gazette AMI
nsE4-tnu. fof February. 1SA.] :.
Prcc4,x l-srEAScx CoYPANY, o. HA8TyonD-Ay-
1CAL ETATkAEXT or ,A4sErs. Jos~ t1-lt i veil
known that IblS Eoppauy one Of tho ost enteEpt
stag l1. county, Incse Is csrt+lny
none tctt exhibits mere enrEGF IN It's spheze Of oaet+
ne1s. OF masE prudence aAu sItiI IN sae
c.nd3ct and sgeent OIL A5nir9. Tn amount OF
capital sl< ck p.id up n to aae's c,nssst 81
Ta<h On aoa anc u bfok. g
God on hand Att in han :5II a5
Cash n hands OF sgsntJ, ,&c.........--... 0t3t u
God L haEds Q! agents. ,15e o.
Bills receivable lbr leans. 3ecEred By per-
t0oal anu collateral secuE1ty..... .......- $3.50 %
estate. ...,,................ si,2so %
State b1nea snd Government securities.
&c, all >bes.icg interest anu phJlsg good
d1vtCfLES at E11lAet y1:ue-.
Accumulated inte1t1t on 1o1ls............. 1& u
Total as-et,, January l. iss5. $s., ,es. 81
Liapn hes unpaid AID unad}us4ed 1case3...S 70 -
During the past Jear the assets have int Ee-se1
&9.u76 n Inc the ltabiDftes hare dec1t esed $ld
loust.es readers sill tblnk. with rs. that sre
Fuolx, Of Hartford has done m excellent alroke OF
the past year AMI c!osa1 tha ACCOUNT
with very tnyo1able result.
, 1865-03-09

NEW YoRRt Wednesday, March s.-Orders have
been received from Gen. Fry, to commence the
daft here OF the 1hth Inst, md in parsuance Of
now acting as Provost Marshal General, has
,esued Instructions to the Provost Marsha1s TO be
ready and proceed. The eomparat1vely small
large quota assfcncd to this city is gwen as rea
scn for lssuine the order.
Gtn. E. y. links has been appointed Provost
Morshsl General and military commander OF
Harrisburg. and Major Dodge OF the 12th e. s. In
f1nrry. ig to aesrrpe command Of the Office Of the
I,rorost Marshal General OF this district.
, 1865-03-09

idle Blockade Kunp ers.
EEw YoRK, March s.--The MratdS correspond
ant Ahore there are no 1ess than 800 blockade run
ners ring at Nassau, whore occupations arc gone
They repfe. ept capital to the amount Of fifteen
y1{;Ifors of do13nrE.
, 1865-03-09

TIE FHGSfH ENTERS -n1 rEzsSSr TEAR heller
II ever rrcf arc fur r.rvic ana duty In 1be l:ne
ofi prcf With enlarged facilities tor the tsaus
ac.ica cfbu.insss.
, 1865-03-09

Lr1ERrooL, Feb. 25.-CorFox-The solcs Of the
week: s7,U00 bafes including 900 to spectators
and 9,560 to exporters. Marker dull at decline
Of 1G1}d On Amer1ran-slosiug 1rner Urleans
lrrds cid, Sales Of Friday: 7,o0u baies. Market
closing: :steady. Stock In port: 573 00O bales, in
Guiding 51,0G0 American. Manchester marke.
1rncE.
, 1865-03-09
PnSTSa


I go
Our NtdnteEt nlzpntc1,-;Intercst
the acknowledgement Mntters-
Shcrs!lnn's Victory. o.:
, 1865-03-09
Ncm aDherti8e1t1e11tS,

n1ASONIC-The members Of
1tl Vim. B.. Warren Lodge, No, 2o9 A-F. d A. NJ.
hre requested TO meet at their Lodge noonn thh
afternoon at 2 O'Clock to atteed the
{uueral Of onF late Bro. Z. J. Thomas.
uh@uG62-:t GEO. ", PETTEE VIM