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College under the direction Of tho Board Of Trn.-
tees, appointed By! the Governor, approved by
the 5. nate ar-t. and afterwards by the Governor
ffcn nominations made hy the Agricultural and
Industrial 1netitatton. 3rd-Appropr,ates S3,o0
Tor cefray1ng the expenses Of soliciting sQoscslp-
tions, selecting location, &C., and II is ac-
.u'l subscribed aud Psid ~ tae friends Of such
an Institution. then $1,000 yearly for three years
70 aid in the support Of the institution. sen,te
stlls wsse passed sppropriahn: to the -; s'a,s r.
ton Of the deaf and dnmr, fl6,o ,oo0; to institute
f,.r the blind. k2s, s,00o; to Charles Il: La1kln.
Se,f 81 for expenses IN defcUt1nY nlmsell against
charges 1or mal!eIse2ce IN office
IN the Assembly pehttors were presented for
bicnnia zee. iosaand for the passage Of the Inst
rsncc bill. A resolution 10 hold afternoon se.-
sious Of the Assembly for the reminder Of the
pcesiou was adopted. Tie ht11 amending the char
ter Of tie Wisconsin Telegraph Company was
postponed until Tucsdag. Several local bills were
passed, ard the tc,psindcr Of the forenoon aes-
Eion and the afternoon session was spent In Dis
ensE1ns the bill requiring insurance companies to
deposit W1etorsin bonds. Moet OF The Democrats
opposed IT,, the Union men tayoriny it. It was
orally ordered toa third reading By vote Of A7
, 1865-03-24
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MARCH n, 1865.

'oldicrr. which needed eDlsrgfng. and having con.
funds for this purpose, they hid decided 70 com.
htne with thi. object The interests OF the Cent?.
Branch Of the Sanitary Commission, to which the
bulk q the proceeds Of the Fair would bd dcvo-
led. The in'tfatory meeting in th1csgo, Int TALL
vas an cnthus1astc and successful Inauguration OF
the enterprise, from which, It Vas hop-d and e3-
pected. bali million dollars would be DERIVED
Mfs; lTernore proceeded 10 etate,. at constde1a'
BE length, the plans for the Far. In which It IL
dcslSned to specially interest MI the D1tionaltes,
departments or labor, literary institutions a4d re.
!fgtous Eects, SO that tie whole Northwest shall
be covered with vast net and no man, wouaau OF
child be able to take step without being craEn
into tta mes4es in support Of the Far.
In this work the cooperation Of the East
Fas needed. and the speaker made an elaqueut
nppet! for contributions from the abundance OF
Ne" ENGLAND. fur Identifying and eof1chinS The
iatr- In thls connection she paid metised tribute
to the noble fortitude Of thr women Of the West.
who were constantly suhjectiue themselves g pri-
Eat1on that they might aid their brethren h thu
army. and IN many instances w:-e managing the
farm work at hone while their relatives :'veEc
address Wa: an earnest and pathetic 1pptati and
ut its cloec, on motion OF Hon Josiah Qulnc5s the
thanks Of the audience were un3nlmonsiy Yotcd
her. The following com mmlttee wcre th.n chnseu
to take measures for organizing Boston depart
Inent for tho Fair: Mrs. Samnel psrkmsu. Mrs.
George Tfcknor, Mrs. Henry Grow, Mrs. Eharles
9. Lottng, Mrs. s. G. Ward, Mrs ). r. Ftslds,
Mrs. G. Rowland Shaw, Niles Ira LorinE. Hon.
1ostah Quincy, Hon. Thomas Russell, J. II. Bar
gard, F. ". Andrsws, James L. Ltttlo, Edyard
.
, 1865-03-24

wiecoua1n General State mntters-The
Legislature.

f6pcc1al DISPATCH 10 the Chicago Tf'hune.1
MADISON, Thursday, March ..
The damage to the railroads vest and south Of
here has been repaired, and trims are making
regular trips.
judge Il. Briggs, one Of the substitute brokers
recently arrested. hiss brought suit ngalnst Major
Brownfo T. 0o0 da,nnge. for alleged false impr1s
onmcrt.
All hcrri1l, Of this oily, has accepted the chal-
'ence OF a. Taylor to play game Of billiards, 15oo
points np for $3.50 side, to come of herc On the
s5tl Of April.
In the sena;c to-dsy after so1ne WARM diacnss,on
had taken pace 1'etwecn seuatnes Box,usn and ses-
flons, relative to the effect it would hnvr al +ha
numbering interests, the bau authortz,n, +hn cnn.
e,rrct1on Of dam threc feet high actoss tta VIZ
copkIn river, at k1lpourn City, vas passed. no.
received IRON the Assembly yesterday, and ,s,,
returned to tllot body by y two.thirds vote. Tbe
Committee On Judiciary reported against tbe
rnendmspi Of The Constitution aholisAlng Gsnn6
Juries. "
Most of the session was taken up in the consid-
-.,to,, NJ the Agricultural College hill. which
ssas oi,iy adyocstcd by Senators W. T. Landief.
Msrrie End Van Wick The Senate refused to 1n
1nnrtfef1 nostpope ly one majority. The vote On
oTderinT Il to = third reading was Is to 1b The
iien1cnant Governor gave the casting Votc IN
fayor. -, ., ,..-1b.+ e4n nm ac,es o1
,,n,i rAhntca by Congress be offered for sale y
| lie III d August next hy School Lana tobnis.
sioneYs who ire to hare control of the eauie, 1e
ohtr Stale ,snds, All lan1e not cold 10 be sup)r1'
10 Eriyatc entry at NOT 3ess .oaa eJ F m1 car,
r1ittioners In Government OF 6tate etocks, PREF
cscDce IL Ing gwen to wisconsin stocks, aua g an
nu1l interest TO be uevotcd to the support o1 LIE
, 1865-03-24

Especial Dfepstch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. Louis, Thurzday, March "a.
The Btate Convention has sjcnfhed Its w1llinguess
to adopt an ordnance to submit the new constitu-
ton to the people for ratification, by in.tructing
a committee to port IN ordinance to that effect.
This will ei1ence al c1amor against the conven-
ton.
On Saturday last company Of fourteen guer,s-
las rode in 0 Warsaw, Benton county, and entered
the Clerks Office, threw the papers and records
on the floor, and cut ont Of the record books the
leaves containing the records under the late pro-
yfeioDal government and destroyed them. They
robbed Col. 91llotson the clerk OF Sci>D in money
and ehot man named Perkins ju:t outside thu
town.
In the Circuit Court Of Nar1on county, sitting
at Paltnyra last wcek, case entitled the Hannibal
and ST: joseph Railroad Company 10. the County
Of Marion, for elxty dollars the amount OF ono in
tcreet warrant from bond issued by the county
in payment Of 1ts subscription to the stock Of the
Railroad Company, vas decided 10 favor Of the
plaintiff, after full and careful investisation.
This !. case especially made up to test the lis
nl'tty Of the county forfts Issue Of the s1Ooo 10
bonds In payment Of a subscription for 1000
ehares Of stock IN the Railroad Company.
, 1865-03-24
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Evc' ythlng betokcns increased fmmIreuce
In tue military situation, and heightens tue
present cheering prospect that the end O; the
rebellion is nea-. The next week or two will
have to do With events that will decide the
question, for the opposing armic, are now
near each other, ard already sha-p collisions
hnve occurre :. Tie rcb-1s =. will
make the mcst in tue news re.
ports Of The smalle3t advantage
they gain, for the obvious purpose Of staying
the disrnayed Southern hear:, and this Is eyi-
dcntly the case with the report given else
where Of operations before RaleIrh on Tie
18th. It will be better for loyal readers to
De on their gua-d aga 1st rebcl distortions
81 tact, and yet to Keep ell poised aga:nst
being thrown off their balance by any real
disaster, for in the fortunes o. wa- Zach NAV
come WHAT is wanted now both IN our
armies and people is patience, flrm1ess md
Patriotism.
The rebels naivc.y confess that the reason
1he last rebel Congress- passed 70 militia law
was because there was no militia LETT to be-
come subjects Of such inv. Every man
and boy capable Of bearing arms Is in the
1cbe1 trenches. In Ill the stripped and
HaoltA AAua LAc1E - AUAVA9 AGA% ~ G0IUA Uuk
The blacks.
Maj. Gen. John N. Palmer addressed by in
>itation large audience OF the co.ored peo-
z'le Of Louisville, on Monday night. His re-
marks were mainly in explanation Of the
rights Of colorcd soldiers ond their fam!lies
Both the men and their families were free
under act Of Congress, aId the nas:er was
released from all obligation TO provide for the
iamliy Of soldier thus made free, and Ii there
5"rc devolvcd upon the soldier to provide for
Lis own family. He urged it as the solemn
duty Of every colorcd soldier to endcaror to
provide for his own family, and spoke Of the
Eacrcdncss Of family relations. The co1ored
men, he said, muet became self supporting
race must show they are capable Of taking
cl,c Of themselves. There il vast amount
OF prejudice existing against the colored peo.
I,e now, but that r .ald III time cease to exist
il they showed themselves I'll for freedom.
The stcamc- Australian has arrived from
abrond, but the foreign news is unimportant
It, becomes mo-c and more evident, however,
tsat over the wntcr they begin to believe the
rebel hunt about up.
The Pres dent has been driven from the
capital, mid t.s evac c1atcl the White House,
Lot btcause Lee ard his rebels have arrived
there, but to escape tle pcrtinacious crowds
Of irrepressible Office eeekers md pelftun.
tcrs who, fierce as hungry wolves, have hung
upon bis steps, dogged him in his private
apartments, and given him no peace. until lie
las finally fed 10 save Ills life. Have these
men no sha1nt, TO pat'iotlsme They are cer-
tainly doing works meet Tor rebels. ind the
PRESIDENTS goodness 0. heart is his worst en-
envy now. Co;1d he only rcsolutely deny
himself 10 The placc-hunters bis strength aud
energies might he saved to the country in
stead Of wast.d on the griefs and greed Of q
lew hundred htarlle33 individuals. Stame.
lentie1ncn. 20 home
, 1865-03-24
n. ". EAN4I ARR EAII9.
Boston Organizing to aid In the
Work.

Our Bofton brethren s1d listers are moving.
They will lend generous and willing hand In the
work OF the Far. Inc uceesslaes OF our brave
boys in the field, and their wants at homo are en-
Using sctiyely the Rympathies Of patriotic men
snd women everywhere. We clip the following
from Boston paper:
IA meeting was held in Chickering's Hall, No.
e3G WaEhlrcton ateet, Jesterdsy afternoon, to
hsar IN sddfees from Mrs. D. r Liyeruore, of
ch1caQo, in 1eiaiun to the past and present efforts
our Soldiers in The field and in ho:pitnls. The
hull was completely filled. Mfs. Asesmore vas
conducted to the platform and introduced TO tho
andleucc By Hon. jcstah Quincy. Attcs 4
isE words Of. apology fnr appearing b
nnn'lc apeaker-fnt which, eae ea1d,
The oi1e cause Of our heroic soldiers must be her
instifcatiou-Mrs. L1vesmore stated TINT IRON the
Hat,,nn1nr of the war she had been Identified Wl4h
.ns Wnrtbwcstern Sanitary Commission, branch
~ fthr = &. lommlssion. Sht then proceeded to
snseE of lie intense interest which the West has
takrn in lhc var from the outset, Prompting not
ony it, eons 10 take up arms eagerly 10! ne eoan
nv. bnt also Inducing msny women 70 SoneeN
tneir eex and. fight under the p na'iona, hsnne5.
Over one hnnd4rd instances ct thts Aa5t @ uesSEn
ion the tpcaEer said hdd occurred. Inc Tomen aa
Of he West abe said. felt special ~ on5
would leave 100 inyald so'a.o'e e,t,ap ~ 5ze5 e5
provided for. They yS,,s hdd aFeas1 e. dis.5lsd
, 1865-03-24
nrA<14;GEs sFN1P


We ehrl1 commence the publication Of very
Interesting oia:tnaa story undcr .hetftie Of Mag
RE E1mp.on: Story Of IndI1n Massacre in Mn
resote." in our WEEKLY TamuxE Of The soth
int The story is ws1tteu BY alady Of this city.
who has heretofore furnished some ver5 resdahlc
sketches for the pablo p-ees nndcr the no"snt de
7@umt of A'rr.e N.Y." and faithfully desc1ibes
scenes enacted In Minnesota IN 1852, maoy Of
which came under her personal observat,en. The
rtory ts OF hiely interesting chsrncter. and
will be read with dccp and absorbing interest BY
all. EcTs men. ard Others In waot q. the WEEK-
IT TRIBUNE containing *Aacgte Simpson,"
Hhoald ecnd their o.ders immediately, as no extra
copies. further thsn what our c2dcrs cal or, will
Ue printed,
, 1865-03-24

EETQEIS CONCERNING TEE EXFACTEp ETACCA-
71oN OF RICHMOND.
New 1onK. Thursday, March a3.-A 5th corps
correspondent, Of the 10th, Gays: Heayy rumb-
heard every night from within the euemy' Is lines,
showing thst they 2rc actively engaged In some
One Of the New York Tri5ane's correspondents
aver. npon what lie deems to b. best authority,
that Richmond is now being evacuated as fast aa
possible. and that IN lew days 1t Will be oc:upIed
BY Union troops wstAout battle.
The HoFl1s special says: " Grant. some time
since. iold Hon: s. 8: Cox that be believed Lee
desired to eyurIats Richmond. hat dld not think
II cou1o be done. 1t Is yery doubtful whether Lee
could 20 much as begin movement without
Grants knowledge, and, once known, onr a1mies'
would Immediately move"
ADDRESS IT TIE REBE1 CONGRESS.
NEW YoRK, March 23.-The rebel Conc. esa, be-
aud after refusing 10 adopt any Of the measures
urged bJ Day7e, as requested. to save tho rth:1
cause, ,tkp.d an address to the Southern people.
IT begins by saying they csnnot hare peace except
by tho sacrifice OF their independence and proper
IS: that euh)ncat'on end cxteEmlnat1ou arc the
cn1y terms thsy ean ger: It refers to what It re;
10 Southern manhood. 1t gives coiored view OF
the resources Of the South, and calls upon the
people to drive into the rsnks aEa'n abseotces and
tkulkers. 1t conCraru1ntes the country upou the
appointment Of Lee as Gtneral-ln-Chlcf and apol-
oclzes foE thr heavy burden OF taxation tosy have
hstn on!igsa e iP9se Tahey he'evs tae people
Ind sly they can ut any tune have pesee BY ab m.
doQfne the wicked attempt at suhjucat1on. They
reclte ogstD their grievances under The Old Gov
eminent, and call upou the people To emulate the
exnmp1e Of the Rnssians when Napoleon invaded
their territory. They wind up with a etisrtn. np-
peal, saying sucee*s is within their reach !; that
the battle Ia not to the strong, md tat the shades
Of their martyred heroes hover over and be=kon
them on.
REBEL SENATOR'S IS. JEFF. DAVIS.
WASHINGTON, March e3-Rlchmond papers Of
he nd hr
committee, to the accueatious Of Jen. Dav1e, In
which bis Seuatore charge that it v1s he who vas
guilty Of tard,ness, tntt1iciency snd want OF de-
every law that he susEcttcd wst speedily enacted.
and all that he seked IVES speedily granted; tact
inE, he tailed 70 give them the intor1uati1n rc-
qretftd:: md which vas necesgary 10 enable them
to act lptelljgently.
Mr. Hunter puhlishes card to lc: people know
that be ts st1fl opposed to reconstruction OF the
Union.
, 1865-03-24
PROPOSALS FOR TRENCH

2,
CTF1cx or THE ~ board PCHL5u WoRKs,2
CuICA9o, Hs rch Is. I63.
SEALED PROPOSALS wilI Dr. received at this Office
until Saturday, March eh ut the hour ct u1, toE
doing a the work ectsd with the IT, nchlng sad
hacknlng for the laying fwstrr pipe@to lhtd dur
ins the Year nccofdin@ to specifications on
nIe IN the Office Of this DoaI1-
1h+ bins must he y ned, accompanied 5T tha nsua1
boun to be app. red by the Boar and Frctstt to tho
Bosra OF Public wofss; ladoEsed "Psop4sals for
1rene hing for water pIees."
The Bo I'd reserves tight to reject any all ttis
sro no t!opossi witt b., accepted nnleA. the oltdtr
glyea .at!- Glory ey3dencP to tho Board that ho Is
). G. GISDELE,
FREp LETT.
u. J. ROSE,
Commissioners OF 1he Board Of Public Ifork1-
-~"0-~"T-~--- Tr11fn ar
, 1865-03-24

LIVERPOOL, March 11-Erening:-The 1t,nzs
editoislIy thinks that Il the Conscdefate Gove1n
cunjerei &C, tht Washington Govetnment VII G en-
dcavor to draw buck the States by negotiation M
With each one teparate'J, and that III; Lncol9
msy be more conedsia'o-y than inc h'en"ona
Cabinet.
Ren,es closed Vt GIT 70c-
European news unlmportant.
Wr1HnUnEE. Feb, aG-The Shenandoah has ar
rived. she burnt eleven ehlps since leaving Ihe
Csns. Affairs in New Zcala1d are les p:aceaole;
LIVERPOOL. March u-Eve-Cotton dail auu
unchspced. Sales Of COCO hn1es. Bre adstuns-
No ssles reported. Provision market quiet and
tteady. Produce market quiet and steady.
Coltp}t-Mupey ss}GSS}:. American stosM e
tending upward. LII C., Hf; Er1e, Sot935o !
5-S0's, H}@t5.
, 1865-03-24

NE" Ely k1ONt9N H11FIAEH~
New ioRk, Thu1bAay, March ss-I,he I1st,s
trade report 6ays:
..ln oEy roods considerably lower priecs are
ralipc Dom:tncs arg depressed Il Tie auction
nriuts thought 163c, Atlantic mourn,nr 1n n1,n1s
isic, s~ift River brown goods c (which il C. ns7
yard less than yesterdays p1iccsl, Androscuccfns
1tc and h1cactcd 29c; but owncrs would nnt In.
nt,catc goods vt these low prlceA. To-day choicr
1me;icon Dc asucs, which were hold recently II
sc, sold 'arrc!y ct :s3e f17nns!e s and woaiea
Efn'ies a1c held Arm{y, while cho1cs articles ure
scarce, and with reasonable demana, prices mu t
sdVsnce. This morning p.1ces are slightly lower,
cxcept In hlcached goods. which arc afm''
, 1865-03-24

The Government Securities
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March se.-Jay Cooke
report. he sales OF 73&s to-day at $3.c03,75o in
clud.ng one OF Fa14nco from Cincinnati. end one
Of ,uG0 from FhiIa1clphls. Also, 2. lis tndi
Situa] subscriptions Of {b0 and $lUQ.
, 1865-03-24
OnmpAnarrrx x x,fs rrES

For the information Of the general reader.
VT give below table Of prices Of produce.
provisions, gold, &C., in this market yester-
day, compared with the ruling prices On the
corresponding date last gear:
, 1865-03-24

NEw 1onK, Thursday. March 23.-The foH
svp3tts dlt meter On tae New Yo.k Central Rail-
~ ~ lo~daJ, eight miirs west OF Uica, by which
I'VE eafe we're thrown into water from three 10
pns nv ,cG. oesp' Two passengers killed and forty
, 1865-03-24

On IN W1scoxs1N.-Tae excitement about Pc
troleum Is go greet that the whole comnun,tYuaY
Ec eaid, without distraction OF terms, to ba In q
turmoil. The people in Edsarton, Wis:crsn,
pave found 1t u celfnr. It fs also spoken Of az
having teen discovered In Stoughton, in tho same
vicinity.
, 1865-03-24

movements Of tl.e President.
WAeE1xG7ox, 1hrr.d,y. March a7-1t u n,-
deEstoed 1lnt the President. ncennn,n1ta - nvMs II
family 10 about TO leave Washington for a frT
days relnxanou, 1n accordance With he ady.cc OF
, 1865-03-24
Stationer Wanted.

AyouoE man acquainted lth the Stationery tEada
csn Learn OF stna',oh In Memphis Tenn. ~ apply
in2 IN tELYEk PAGx q HUYSB. :
mhZ2oG6 3tnet rs and 80 Like a1tek.
4 T BALTHIS Il BRO NEW
II 1EON STORE {1yho1ess!s & Retau) COY
Lake street, Chlcsgo. can be found eysIyhsnc thas
B.acksmtths and WxCon.u1nker, nse AL knSa q hAr
Nsek fekss va sanse.fces sa E1assS Bodies nd I'D
HIfrs' fhimn.e sketns, BELOW. and Anrts, Flcef.
Ia4srs aud Flies Horse-shoes and Sst.. S,oets aad
be- founa IN chicago PARTICULAR attention pai 70 l-
liz orders rom city and country alacxsmiths and
Wagon Makers. UAItTQ8 b bRo-
Chicaso, Jan. -, 1S65
iAsag lsl4 sl4tplseVT&4thP1tevtu
, 1865-03-24
ER01H RERELDOm.

Last Hours OF the Str.frgle--Rumorx
Concerning K1cItMonal-AIdreas by
THO Rebel Congress.
, 1865-03-24
r.OSTsCHTPT:.
FROM NEW YORK,

Onr Official Midnight E7.natch-The
Var In North Cnrolfn2 nud Virginia
-GenrfAl News SUMMARY.
, 1865-03-24

BOONE, HOONE COUNTY, IOWA,
Rsny have Ii. o2t Of ysFy desirable wa5s
sa@S i 5asS!e aaetioo. On WEDNESDAY. The 9th II
Boone i i Des solns. valley $40 miles due west OF
Chs fen =, he MsspD an = %es asFn
10 w1ts snd halt Of the statlon and will bc
se. II T. as aa
IN The stare. an an1nasnse ct coal OF an excslsn:
Notnss and lis % % r. eein
made to mlue It on large scae for shipment from
Division of tne Cedar 1sap't!s and Missouri River
sc. aaa sn Il nils s a5ns5
believed that 1t viii be the shlar,ns point Tor eli
sqd1 mere aaa Al M
from ihc Missouri river. i viii he ths bet outdf
I toss sss' tsae & ~ .aa Ss SS
account Of neaES work IN e1o@!ag the Dts M3lnes
i e md r. x':s & ss q
will ts pesmsnenty tributary TO- teta point
mechanics. nn,rchaats prot ss!oual msn, tsalet5 ii
pro- uc-, stick lumber, a2rcu tnEat indictments;
s:o m.nafaesasers Hnefs. bf1ekmak*rs. ETC.. ETC.,
FERNS Ca,n. o. one fon.'h down and +. ancetn oae,
"a Di5on Ai1 k1ae, reaeh Nevada next nc It noon, a1d
aaa son Ke4 Railroad
;G9mpa5y h. ais0 ,or vale: At low prices desirable
1hls Company vii also put Ia ths MARKET. Ia lew
1s 400, 600 Acres
or s!pFEior farming lsnds, lying nong the Completed
poltiSr Of its rod. at VERT Low RATES to acta1i
For further particulars address
v1ee President ard Chief Eas;ass!; S,das Eapls.
GEO. A PRINCE & co.'s
, 1865-03-24

Fer Additional Telegraph News see
Fourth FnEe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

some time since at farm house pear Hembstead made
his escape few days ago when he proceeded TO the
house he had previously robbed and finding the lsdy Of
the house alone In the garden. committed an outrage
upon her. after which be entered the house and robbed
II Of ali portable articles Of value he could nd and then
succeeded in making his escape before an alarm could
be given He has not, up TO tho present time. been
arrested.
The taking Of the census Of Jeey City has just been
completed and gives the present population 81 So1
being an increase Of los since $780, when the total
number of inhabitants was 20, $50
According to the city Inspectoss report, there were
SIS deaths the city during the past weekbsing an in
crease Of a compared with the mortality Of the week
previous and less than occurred during the corre
spending week last year The recspituaop table gives the
following resultAcue Diseases Sse chronic Diseases
20s external causes &c. So There were A07 natives OF
the United States 9s Of Ireland ~ Of Germany 10 Of
England IL Of Scotland and the balance Of various for
eign countries.
The stock market drm yesterday, with the excep
ton Of Erie Gold was steady, and closed ct l4AK
lax.
There was continued buoyancy and activity In the
merchandise markets yesterday and the business trans
acted was at very full prices in very few excep
tiona cases Foreign goods were held firm. Groceries
moderately active and nrmer Cotton was higher.
Petroleum buoyant and firm. On Change -four and
grain heavy and lower Provisions were steady.
Lard and tallow were active and higher whiskey was
rather Armer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
before o'clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
cuation among the enterprising mechanics, farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
Qtatan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

THE NAVY DEPARTMENT BACKING MONTGOMERY
bIArR.-An official in the Navy Department Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

TIE FATE OF ANrrJoMsoN RrsoLUrroNs.-t
has been noticeable popularity Of oil the
State conventions thus far that whenever any
young man came along with lot Of sntJohn-
son resolutions oil the older politicians would
unite to hustle him out and squelch bis silly
rhetoric. This was particularly the case with
signor Mantilini Marbleu, the chief cook OF
Belmont and Barlow's Bohemian club. He went
up to the democratic caucus on the State Con-
vention platform with his hat full Of anti-John-
son resolutions, oil Of which he intended to have
inserted In the party creed. But Mr.. John B.
Haskin elbowed him out of the room and threw
his correspondence into the waste basket, so
that the documents were afterwards discovered
in another department Of the Delevsn House,
for which, If they were not designed, they were,
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The COUNTRY.

New York. Tuesday, September II, 1885.