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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-05
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Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, -. VA.

WHEELING, w. VA.
HIH1s INSTITUTION, CHARTEREnI
Il with null collegiate powers in 1864, and
recently reoEgnnized under new Board OF
RirectSs viii 6s 9GenSd as collegiate inst
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly RENTED and newly furnished
In the liberality of its arrangements. in the
extent and conprehensivenessr of its course
of study, In Its methods of tuition and gov
Its Hoard OF instruction, the public may rely
upon its being first-clasS seminary. : =,
lawn. laying mad many years experience in con-.
the Eastern and Middle States, feel assured
thnt with the liberal patronage and the ear-
nest co-oper0tlon of the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will soon be able 10
extend to young ladies all the facilities for an
accomplished education 10 be found outsId
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
1taffonfs me the highest satisfaction to be
able TO announce the engagement of a corps
o. teachers OF distinguished ability, expe-
AlEoRMAL DEPARTMENT will be Organized
at an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation OF young ladies for the busi-
"A PREPARATORY DEPARTMESr viii be
opened for such Misses us are too young to
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denonlinational
ty, the Methodist, the PreSbyferian and 7the
Eptscopalian, being represented in the FRcul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER f..s
TUITIoN-First Preparatory. SO: Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, SIS; Second
$ouegiate, 50 Junior, $40; Senior, SO %;
Latin, FRENCH German, or other language s.:
Experimental Sciences, 81 extra, each: Draw
ing, s.; Painting In OH, SO; Pastel, $40; Cray
on, IS; Music, on. Piano, SO; Use of iIistrus
ment, e 5G Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, 50 cents each quarter. :,
q. b3ARDS,S3@; Fuel and Lights S; Washing,
-; Weesiy B6arti, nom Monday to Friday
night 81 80; Fuel and Lights, 81. -
BIS both for tuition and board payable In ali
gases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept. 9TH, Nov. 18th, Feb. lst and a pril 18th.
I,,,,- ~ iooEIl4A L, G. LOOMS, AN. II. D.,
July a., 1859. President.
SPECIAL NoTICE-Having to be absent
from the 18th inst. to Aug. 10th, application
may, be made In the interval to Hon. G. D,
Secretary BoarTl OF birecfors -3' w it.b111F''
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No violent Swinging Of the Head.
The senseof Taste and smell Restored.

nor CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE-
u fled the skin of physicians and surgeons
No medical work contains a prescription that
will eradicate it.. Nothing save DR.. Goodale's
remedy will break it I'M, radically destroying
the principal of the disease and precludIng
the possibility of n relapse.
N0form ofCatalThc can Withstand itssearch-
ing power, and no mode of treatment ever af-
storded such immediate relief, or give such
universal sal tstnettonsS Z Il y ! il "
1t penetfateS to the very seat of this disease
and eStermipates 1t. root and branch forever.
From he ". II. Commercial a tlue7fiseT..isif'
Hay ROSE And PERTonLC iCSTARItfT-
DR.. 4. Goodales Gatarrh Remedy and modeof
treatment, not only affords the greatest re-
lief In every, variety Of Gatarrh. but It 'extln$
CUISINES the diseaEe Forever IN an1tS types and
stngeS. Every one speaks well OF 1t.
Price sl.00 per Bottle; Send q stump for DIR.
Goodale's New Pamphlet on Catarrh, its per
feet mode of treatment and rapid cure. Infor-
nation OF priceless vRlue-send or can Mt once
Eew-Yorlf.. - 30 y u 7'''
se-For snle by T. II. LOGAN CO., and
nOV281ytiGW :. -
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Lots for Sala-

TO- hOGS 4OE- 0dl6s
In South Wheeling or RHchfeto,Dn.
NosS& s 81, 8, Is, II, Is and IS, In square No.
The above lots ara in the square below Mr.
Sanuel Otts-lie in n block surrounded nv
Streets street md alleys. -Four OF them front on the
Also, lots Nos. 6nnd IB. In SQUARE n
Nos. and s, in sq1are So, III - 7 f'1fg D.
Nos. 10 and 16; in square "A, f.9at b.,
Nos. and II, In square IS,
Nos. II and 70, In square 49,
MOI in square Is, -N
Nos. and 10, in square 49,
no. 3, and partof :, lin Squnre AZ .Glg=Etl:
me above ,property can ba purchased at
private sale, until Tuesday, July 8, when tiie
lots remaining unsold will be offered al mir
lie sale at the Court House,
Apply to THOS. O'BRIEN,
Ju4-td . -'e'--- ReEister 6fic.a
. The above sale is postponed till Monday.
the 18th day OF August Jus
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. SPECIAL NoTIcE-Having to be absent
from from the 18th Inst; to Aug. 10th, application
Hay T1 be made n the interval to Hon. G. D.
hubbard, President, or to J. E. Wilson, ESQ.
Secretary Board Of Directors. iv51-ff ;
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FOR RENT.

uHE PARSONAGE OF ST. johns
i Church, on ChAPline street, one. door
north Of First street, Centre Wheeling. Pos
session given INST Of September. Also, to be
disposed Of all or any OF
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of best French Plate Glass, 10 feet high by 8
Inches wide, fully worth $500 which VIII ne
dispogeJI OF al a sacrfdce, in consequence OF
the tIifIicUIty and expense OF its removal east.
SISSIs ]. 81. HIGBIE.
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
bal happiness Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes a weary pIl-
grtmage: the prospect hourly darkens TO the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with des-
pair and filled with the melancholy re6ec-
ton TINT the happiness of another becomes
bliRhted with OIIr own. ~ 4sHtE--4 sal=Ha-,
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70 OIeTcIIIy pT 4NuuIfOllI UFu1l
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College OF Suraons
London, Graduate from one Of the mOst emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, and lie
greater part Of whose life has been spent Ia
the hospitals of london. PuriS. PHILADELPHIA
and elsewhere, has effected some of the MOS
astonishing cures that were ever known:
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed Mt sudden sounds, baShfulneSs, wifi
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, were cured immedi
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this inshtn-
ton year after year, and the numerous I'M
portant Surgical Operations performed by
DIR. Johnston. witnessed by the reporters oil
the "Sun," Clipper" and many other paper;
notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public, Besides his standing
as gentleman Of character and reSponstal-
ty, is a sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
n1-No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp to be used on the reply
Persons writing should state age and send Por-
ton of advertisement describing EymptomA
: JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON u. D.,
febi5-lyS Maryland.
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THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PRIVATE SALE,

Consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Carpets,
Chairs, China and Glassware, BOok-caSeSy
Sofas, Wardrobes, Hat Rack, Marble Top ana
Tables, Kitchen Furniture, &C;
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DISEASE "a IAiPRUpBNCE.


Trust not your lives or health 10 the care Of
many unlearned and worthless pretenderS,
destitute of knowledge. name or character,
who copy DR.. JOhnSton'sr advertisements; OF
style themselves, in the newspapers, regular
II Educated Physicians: incapable Of curing,
they keep you trifling month after MONTH
taking their filthy and poisonous compounds,
and in despair, leave you with ruined heRllh
to Sigh over your own calling disappointment.
DIR. Johnston is the only Physician adVer-
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His remedies or treatment are unknown to
all others, prepared from life spent in the
great hospitals Of . Europe, the fTst In Inc
country and n more extensive pTibdte practice
ffIhn nilN other PhYkiclnn in the world.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

YOUNG MEN ...-a
Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice indulgedin when alone, a habit fIe-
quently learned from evil companions, or At
school, the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and If not cured, rendeis
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
his country, the darling OF his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy
m men f Of lie BY The eonssSuenGe Of Isyia
in certain secret habit. Such persons, MUST
before NOnfpT00Inffnn
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/, -, Eor lGatS, Mice. ROaehes, Ants. Rcd.
luz. BIeas. Moths i'm FaTIFa nIisI Wool.
ems Insects ON Plants, Fowls, AIlin1nis.
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El sl2eSl VINO nave become the victir,s
SSontaES wee, that dreadful and tleEfSIIHt,I OF
habit which annually sweeps to an nTtIGSnye
Of Young Men n .TIiS i1nely
exalted talents and Brilliant fntellec; t IES1t
might otheEw1se have 7entFanceSl liz VINO
Senates. with, the thunders Of eI0nneSItSs!nlhs
walked to ecstacy the living Tyres maS1 o.
with fun Confidence 81 S4eb may call
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M Y BEwARE!I'o OF all worthless limitations
h9-ERIHcfPAL' DEPOT, 428 BROADWAY! N y
: 500 ny MeCABE, KRAFT & CO., LAI7EH4
L.!-S.t q SSbOSHF!ELD, Wholesale and Retail
X11kenS1 anu an Druggists and Dealers m
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Cures Hay, Rose ana Periodic CArARKH.

It Cures CATARRH in all its Types and Stages.
, 1865-04-03
FROM NEW YORK.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Western Press]
Nuv Faur AprS1f


4 Trick By Jc1. Davis,
The Richmond papers complain that the sus-
pcnsion OF the haoeds corpus act was secured in
tho Confederate Congress By 1 trick Of JEFF. Da
vls, who sprung the measure at a moment when
there was but bare quorum In the city, as be
knew 1t would be defeated IN full House.
IA. ntcphens DfaGnatcd.
home more than ever disgusted with the Conled-
escJ, and refused TO take any part in the business
ofariDs the ssuths.n '1s snth he95I pr;,o,c-
The Timer Washington special says thit nll the
prisoners captured In the la'e engapcme1n before
Petersburg we're brought 10 Point Lookout. It Is
.tured Ssaeh ssth and nd bIou. St to foint Sootont
March 9Th, were number who had only been re-
leased nom that prison March 18th.
Official Corruption In New Orleans.
The THbune's YIN. .hingtou special says q letter
from New Orleans states that nearly sl the civil
officers Of the city baye been removed ny order of
Gsn. canby. and that the Provost Marshal hiss
for life fur Smuggling Arms and ammunition to
the rebels. These arc undoubtedly The nrst
ltuits Of Badly Smiths commission.
:. Kichmond Probably Cnt on.
Jtis confidently believed that by thls time Sher-
idan has reach. d the South Side railroad and cut
Richmond OF from its last source of supplies; but
81 both be and Grant are beyond the reach OF the
telegraph there ale Jet no reports from either.
The Philadelphia Inquirer gives the following
additional detelIs cf fresh rehel attack on Fort
Stsaman On Wednesday night: :" Not satisfied
with ths ttgnal fspu'ss e5Pessnesa iast Saturday
purpose, the rebel: last nj sht uade auo'het des-
pera,e atts mpt 10 storm Fort Stedman- aud break
throoeh The l,ne Of he 9th eorps and L possible
situation, they moved heavy column early last
evening In 'front.' os Fort St.dmau, and about ten
O'Clock Ut night with one Of their familiar yclls.
ho14 lie tn R11h a hFjnE
ed battle Wns at once inauguratcd. II 1asted
through the entire night, and did not cease till
far into the forenoon. The cannonsding was
equaled BY the grand artillery salute that took
m1nc was sprung. The rattlias OF musketry fol-
and continued with great rapidl1y nearly the entire
night. The result cu1mlnatea IN the tepulse 81
the rebel Columns, with heavy loss, whi!s
Of cur forces md previous knowlcd:e that
the attaek Wss to be made, amounted to oE1y four
killed and tueuty-3our wounded. The rebels
darkness or the night would have been sliush-
tered numerically. Al 1t was, they were greatly
exposed.
The Gunbonts on the james.
Onr guuboats Tn the James tltyer Are III playing
eome 5cuvtty. At present they arc moving uoonl
III varions directions, taking up positions at dir
fercnt points. -
Rebel Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-Thcre arc ut present al
about ID, Coo rebel prisoner, incndns' 5 900 re
ceivea last week. Two th0gsand arc being sen
of for exchange.
Miss Harris.
The trial Of Miss Hnztis, indicted for the mur
der Of Burroughs OF he Treasury Department, u
which on Thursday eho pleaded not guilty, Ia
been set for the 26th Of April.
The Wounded from the Front
Three hundred and eercniy;!onr wounded on
, 1865-04-03

The produce markets, however, did not follow
gold very closely, and prices broke down under a
combination Of circumstances. During the week
Flour has fallen 6o075c per bnrrel; Whest 10D
12c per bnshel; Corn 7c per bahhel; Oss 819c
per bushel; and Hiehwiree, GOT per galton. Not
Hllh.tanotng this heavy decline in priea., 1t is
gratifying to state that not single failure has oc~
curredin the tr1de, and ne hare heard Of but few
instances where extensions we're aske1.
To-day business was quiet, and the general
markets rallied slightly. Gold opencd at 15l4
and closed drm. under Fumor that Gen. Grants
army had been checked, at 1927; but there was
no excitement, and yes1 little disposition to fol-
low prices upwards.
The.Money market to-day was verJ stringent,
and it was almost Impossible to get ascommoda-
tions at any Of the regular discount houecs. This
does not arise from any reduction IN the Volume
of the currency, but mainly In consequence Of the
policy Of contrsction which the National Banks
have carried out for several days past IN vic" Of
their regular qu.1 ter!y exhibit which the law re-
oui,es ehon1d be made on Monday next This
also exn1ains to some extent why 30 much pro-
dncc hs, h,cu thi9Esn On the market during the
nast two or three days. Not only was commercial
naner of all kinds set aside, but renewals were IN
alnost ere,y tnatance refused. The Bank rate Of
d,.co,nt therefore, wns entirely nominal at 10 pei
cent nav snnuru, but street rates were firm at 1f0
per cent per uasn'h' ..
EF,s,ern, exchange remains very firm, under 4
, 1865-04-03
HOW THE MAILS ARE DE-
Tanned.
The milwaukee and saint Paul I2aIl-
way Company.
w~wo,,. 1ftr~ 7Fe~,h or .aax

WIEoNA. Alun4& March IL 1Sq3.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
It n morc than 1reck sincc W. have Ind
- 4n-., - ,eai, a+a ~ ~ 10 (. ar-h;ae- a
~ ~. c4nt, n,a au ;ne+ be,;nri, ~ -ea1,-s
4hat - % ar;st IN @ fhs mcfs rnnSen;,nca NJ of
tho - si,,1ronloa ~ onI sn;nt Pani Rs;,wsr
rnmnanr", 1 Thopts to that de1crtah1e ma
1tsa5; oanaarn " 49, 49, f.1aol.sJnJ 1ae ~
st sua ~ Ho4o-,h ~ 1at ~ a-o No
les. y! Hanhu. nI Ia H. e.. ss Gsr4hlt ~ unt
npr"M pna,,'lt ~ arnan1 ~ danandannv ~ t,,a a,1i
fess CORPORATION @ iI " Which is trTins " to % ret % 10
Saint PAM. and can't: which prctends To get
t. viii an effu.niery and reuoraelessness that
nn"ht ~ ~ make even a Railway Comnsny
magtie i,s hT,zcn check Will, a b1ush of
eho1ne N' "N'N -
co,,,nc,+r ,n1st te e.ther stun,a,v nm.
4,ent or natientfy stupid If it viii endure sach
a stunsndoua frand as llis without nu cornest
protest, and demand upon fne Post Ofi:e
ali The pains md penalties il such cases made
and nroyidcd. II 1his Comnany's Toad ia so
wretchrdiy c. instructed tlIat it Is at tho rner. "
cy Of eTery annual ffeshtt. it is high time tbs
public we're made aware OF it for, in that
case It Is too fFail a thing for prudent persons
to risk life and limb en-, whether In fair OF foul
weather.
Mr.: Editor, I would not be unreasonable.
| The loss or delay Of q mal or two at sea
son Ike thc:present can be patiently endured.
But when corporation liEe that With which
We are dealing, cool1y stacks up the mails MS
they suscessire]y arrive at point only thirty
or 5o.ty miles from that NJ which it has agreed
tofellser them punetually and regularly, for
a. fs Or 81 eoEs to
| vtrtue. ana ms y mol ~ 1or W haVc, up
TO the present MIi'ng, as no ,,1t nnmanon y. as to
when this shametai oeao Ioca IN our business
intercourse Win tne onts1os "ofla1s TO be
broken.
lwli not attempL 10 cesSnne me sutierings
Of tne poor passengSs, iu4.s1,ou4tag 4.a,4g women ano
chhoIen. WY ~ a,s ssnet1 ~ tbis ~ @ iasa
to points Deyono tuG nae " sas IvRot ang
yet who are emptleo pnt o. me es.s beyond
Ia Cfoese, aau 1e1t W ue1P ~ ne oes!
, 1865-04-03
Dxs. A. G. u!1CkEY, OF CHARLES
T1Ne

It is well known that among the first to
erect our a.my, en- its arrival at Charleston,
Tas Dr., 4. G. Mackey, = lifelong resident OF
that city, and always true to the Union. At
thc commencement of tho rebellion he Was
in the enjoyment Of m ample fortune, the
whole of which has been distributed, in Ole
way and another, to his suffering brethren Of
the Masonic 4raternity, In the eztrcm:ties
that war. Ind brought upon them, leaving
him, In bis old age, in poverty. As soon as
communication with Charleston was opened,
his situstion Was made known to his brethren
of the Masonic order IN the North, and a
movement is on foot among them. in New
York and elsewhere, to raise fund with
which to make him comfortable. Masons
throughout the Union arc called upon to
contribute 10 this fluid
, 1865-04-03

ORIGINATE, April I, 1865.
The Commission met pursuant to adjournment
s, G, judd, q witness for the Defense testified as
follows:
Irdqined 69 Eo5f. Htrrty, Esq.-I reside at
mender and chief officer Of the Order Of the Sons
of liberty in the State Of Illinois. One Of the
man purposes in orsanizine the orde1 was that
~ fEnurht. dangerous Democratic organizations,
snothtf object was to place ourselsea In nntagon-
I'm 10 The % called Leya! League, which ofsan:
maie. Democratic newspapers suppressed, and
onr fights il other ways threatcned. 1t was
thourht advisable to o1E,nxe and nake such
KIT In strtct accordance ~ith the const,tutun and
isws it wat no part Of the objects q the order 70
rriessc rebel ptisouera, or to estselish North
, 1865-04-03

4 letter from Major Edward johnson, OF
the eth Illinois Infantry, is published In the
Springfield .Toarnd2.- It is dated at Fayette-
vile, N. c., March 13-two days after the
occupation Of thst place By Gen. Sherman.
Majos johnson reports the army much IN
wnnt Of -,ahoes, clothing, &C., and much
1aHgued, but Otherwise in excellent condition
and the best OF spirits. The casualties In the
7th regiment amounted to only two between
Savannah and Fayetteville one man Killed
in action and one drowned In crossing the
sAlkehatcaaie. sixcompanies Of tue regiment
were mounted and on duty at Gen. Logan,s
headquarters. The remaining f,ur were on
foot. Thswhole regiment /. armed with the
Henry repeating rifle, and ia prepared to do
most Effective service.
, 1865-04-03

NEW II. Il, 1905.
TIE FIRST RATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.

TIE FIRST FAT1ON8L BANK OF CHICAGO,
Government pspce!terJ and Agent OF jar Cooxx tot
The Ng miu,ons Herend .eriesl nov IN the market
pata abo N rhres 5ri1s II n the 18th Juce next
gt}dpearlnv q. S. Bopds- 1he$e notes are OF equal
vaue and similar IN all 70. petsa excepting date oi
TORS viii be pr mpsy 1lled with the issue; IN
terrst II sc1iati1n to June 15tn being
paid In pdvt nce to subscribers.
Liberal commissions loved to Dauu aud Bankers
mhs0pA2 sQt E. Z. HRAI3rtD, Cashier,
, 1865-04-03

~ Atout two years and half ago, Col.
John Il. George sued the City of Concord, n.
L., for the payment Of q debt in gold, but
The Supreme Court Of the State has just decI-
ded that John must take Ills pay in green
backs. The loss Of interest ard cost Of the
suit amount to 500, so That John is ont OF
tncEet t1nt amount by his suit
, 1865-04-03

NEW ELECTION OnDERED.-The Joliet Re-
prI2teun says the Common Council Of that
city have decided to call another election f3r
city officers, the former election having been
declared null and void, on account of non
compliance with the proglslrns Of the regis
try law. The election will be held on the
7f{1,
, 1865-04-03

gr'phcd to James 6oyo, so.a eloAss'
1923 a. .m-.......-."11gGs %.T1 r N III
11:e0 d n-'.'.''.'-'iiSsiia III am r. X. m.. 1sSs
ia.tn r .16tii 600 j. m........... .15si
Hcre TIM pold market was active, but "cash
:, .x,s ,o1vcr. opeuipe ut l.54} and coaine at
~ Ths .srorucr" has been entirely broken
ND n erc il considerable feeling among some of
~ members Of the late .'ring' In consequence oil
n reported breach OF faitn on tne pas. VI o1neas @
IN The etreet the m3rket WIS ateAdJ AZ Los. o1l-
YER wna very dull at 1.35@t.so.
covrrnment Bonds we're quiet an1frn. We
onote:
:: Buying. Selling
FiSc-Twenty Bonds-...'.'...-. ~ " ~
'1en-Solt5 n"au ;srs;ss 93 93f
Cook Coun.y Scrip was in limited demand and
1870 =. cs.@ss1 Sales m the Stock Exchange
were moderate at sad1s4t:
The grosB amount Of the clearinss at the Clear
Ing House .fNorthuesterh Nation Il Blnkl for the
week ~ eE. st., enoa 81 ,s,, s0s osst. " e'''''''
<o.fooezs :. .ust W. - T., +ba ,enera1 n,,r.
Notwithstanding the panic u tne general nlat-
ta snhscrnrIons @ 10 seyeu shtrty loan continue on
1iharal scalc. Durlue the two weeks endng to-
DIV DE subscriptions at the Second Nation Il
Rapk of this city amount to <f6a1, ,o50- No better
I,Iusuat,on could be given thau this Of the conf
dente which the people Of the Northwest tave IN
The ability Of tho Government to meet every dol.
lar of 1ts Indebtedness.
To-day the amended Internal Revenue Law
goes into operation. This law leVtes tax Of one
tenth Of one per cent on all saies Oh ao'a OF con-
t.acts for Gold, and tax OF one-twenteth Of one
ner cent On MI sales Of stocks, bonds, or other ze
rn.,t,a. whether for themselves or other rart1es
- -, alas ,,,,,at ha ,,uSa IN III q
Monthly fo9a1ns oA ai' sa''e lt07S '0 AAa'' " @E
| Assessors.
ed easier BY the reoempuon o. lasge Wnoua. y
Government Voaenets N ne aanos " .ae uanhe!s
Ne" for9 e1ens e3caanee III u. ~ uuslssse3us
at l10 prem. buS5nR anu - Psen. se'hng'
in Boston Unemployed eaplta1 Is aceumniatlne
and the money MARKET 1s q"1et' Inc -a97eE@'9eF
T Of Thursday says: .-.
''The holders Of money. however, are ttmld, IN
ne e.as " o. n sc shol @ ~
| 1iii eTnhje ihe1n tn keen il w1fhiu e+sy resch.
There is, however, rather moderate demand for
such loans, as most m borrowers need ne money
ios !1nEel e s,a ,hs deana ~ 1ansr T. ver
Mmitea. Thefe is. however. but littis Offering.
and applications from good parties are readily re-:
sponded to at the ruling pt1ces-s TO ~ per cent.
| in New York money 10 decidedly easler' and
call laens are active at 6D7 per cent. discounts,
| however. are exceedingly du'l, anu lne besI
uames will not pass belo" S0Dlopet cent and good
| paper to negotiated at even u per cent
Foreign exchange IN ne" 1ofk Is dull Mef'
chants who require e1eoanee are aeierf1ng taei5
| purchases, under the c1peetsuon taat golo Wiz
| decline rather than advance Inc current prices
| are:
Bankers Sterling, 60 days.
Hankess stcsnns' oSss TX; ifsi
| Francs" ~ Is 1afRa17j
| -Larre shipments Of cotton ore not anticipated
for soue little time to come, owing to the foreign
| -1... 1,,n-, o1roo ;7v ovarafnrked Tha nfnrk al
, 1865-04-03

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