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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-03

The charges against Osborne, the he
newspaper correspondent who vis now on
trial'in Washington, are Is follows r.: = Fur
nishing to the Rochester Dsmoerdt, Gin.
cinnsti Gosetses and Cincinnati C0nsnse,~
cidg the plans Of attack on Fort Fisher,
Offering to sen them. to The Wheeling lsea
telsge.eer, and publishing then IN the
Phi1edelphis Press6 the Ieth December.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-03

The medical adviser Of Gov. Andrews,
Of Massachusetts,, has peremptosily for.
hidden him from public speaking. he Is
not the only-man Ia need Of such adviosa
gsSs IaH ,MANE1Ii3-'T W
, 1865-03-13

No. z Metropolitan Block.
mhf1nl739suet
, 1865-03-13
CHICAGO PoSToFFlCE.

Our Washington DISPATCHES yesterday Sta
led that SAMUEL HOARD, Esq, had been up
pointed Postmaster Of Chicago. Mr.. Hoard
is highly respected citizen, who has lived
in Chicago for moro than quarter Of q Gen.
fury. he is not now engaged in active busi-
ness, md has plenty Of leisure to devote to
The duties Of the Office. Mr. Hoard is ono Of
the best Republicans in the city-an old
wheel-horse in the party We have no doubt
but lie will make q popular and efficient
Postmaster.
The present incumbent, MIR. John L. scripps,
Eho has held the Office during the past four
years, peremptorily md unsonditionally de-
clined to be candidate forre-appointment-
else Mr. Hoard would not have been an ap-
plicant. Mr. scripps has labored faithfully
during the past four years to serve the public
acccptably. and we believe the verdict Of our
citizens and Of the Northwest is unanimous
that they have never had a more accurate,
courteous and successful olicer Some Of
HE most important and valuable improve
ments introduced into the postal service
during the past four years hare been made at
his instance and suggestion. He will leave
the post which he has filled so ably with the
best wishes and the cordial esteem Of the en-
= Ira r,uf,1sr
, 1865-03-13

lspecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
81. LOUIS Saturday, March Ii.
Gen. Dodge has received dispatch from Gen
r. 3. Mitchell, dated Fort Kcarney, s.atIne that
tho Indians sttackcd the soldiers oue hundred and
thirty miles cast Of Fort laramie, and killed one
soldier and captured one Wnsoa
The Chief Of Police yesterday received = dis.
patch from II. T. shcphsrd, merchant at Iebsn
on, ILL.,, etating that burglars had broken into
his store and carried OF whole wagon load
goods. Hc offered 300 reward for the recovery
u the goods. Toward evening oother dlspstch
cane etating that the goods had breu recovered.
The English confidence man, who swindlea a
bunker here, is now supposed to have gone to
Chicago.
Cor. Fletcher has decided that every MN
who puts a substitute into the army for three
{eerf shal} be exempt from State militia dnty.
This exemption is considered worth the pIice of
1tD, N' A~" "'e@
1t Is reported that delegation OF former rms
Hervatives and Blair men Inns gone to Washineton
Dfctale in St. Louis,
, 1865-03-13
POSTSC klPT.
FROM NEW YORK.
Our Special Midnight DIspntch--WusI,.
1nGtons Southern and Mexican News.


Especial Dispatch to the Weatern Prc=s1
NEW foRK, Sunday, March IL.
The Military Situation.
Tho zFabtme's Wilmington letter OF the 7th
sayH: "Advices, deemed trustworthy, have been
received from Gen. Sherman confirming the re-
ports which had reathed us several days since
that his main army passed into North Carolina at
least four days ago. The rebel forces Of Hardee
are reported lying on two Eides OF the Peedee.
which river Sherman has successfully crossed.
placing hfmself between uardee and Beaurega.d.
The direction taken BY the Union army since en-
ter3nR North Carolina would be contrab4ud to
mention. What may have occurred the last day
OF two, OF where there have been any meeting Of
the two armies, Ia not positively known here,
though It is not expected any general battIe cau
occur for some time to conc.
BA1EAonr, Sunday, March 12-Another lot Of
Union prisoners arrived at Annapolis, most Of
them very eick. Many Of them have died. 4 ead
eight Was seen at Annapolis. No less than fifty
four dead soldiers were carried to their graves at
one time.
From WushauGtons
The New York H<rafd's Washington special
eaye: The President to-day released the last
t,,al BY he Miitafy commisztodS q which % Gen. en-
4opne11y Is Prestdent, which Wns convened for
the 1ta Of c1vtllans charged with ofe1ses against
cordance with an act Of Congress prohibiting mil
itaIy authorities to put IN Judgment upon such
From. Mexico.
The Etr1zds New Orleans letter eaya: u.1aurcz
ts reported now advancing on. Matauoras with
Geo nen. Ne31a has one thousand and IL afrnid
he Will be compelled to surrender He sent out
Corttna with 4 regiment to check his nrnrTess
but Cottina surrendered hts whole force OF MAXI
cans to Jautez. The reason given for Til, Ia thst
Maxfmfuian agreed to give Cort1na haif = ri},ion
dollars. provided he turned over his commard n
the Imperial Government but after be aad con.
septed he refused to pay him. The impeTja1tsts
are becoming alarmed at the fnczea.fns forca ~
liberals, md the treachery Of the Medcan co,3.
murders and their troops in the service Of Mnxi-
millIan."
From Texas.
at Brownsville, On the Rio Gfande il sid to hnre
received reinfo.cements to the number Of Tim
men OF late. The rebels feared that tho uninn
force at Braxos 6antfago we're making prcnaro.
tions to advance upon the otown, and the valuahiea
Of The plxee were removed to Corpus Christi.
From the Sou1h.
The Richmond !F1ig 9f the Oh menHonsa great
war meeting held at Tnllcdega on the 18th, IN
Which fhe widest LthusIasm was displayed. The
same paper says sfxty-eisht Yankee citizens held
at Catus Thunder were patoled, yesterday, pre-
paratosy to beng rent nozthwakd hY Dag Of truce
, 1865-03-13

u tharleston md Anderson.
Flle PEikonera.

NFw I71, aoEF a Saturday, March 1l.-Anothc, ba.ch
yed hi. mofn'a. T% Pae ,cn sae ,s!sush,er psns
part Of New York State aid have hecn eae 9ppef
S@ ,of III of w6a a9a ,ass
ance since they have bccp eveHanss IN appear
themselves IN the most bitter terms aeainss ,a
treatment they received from the rsNe
hitter place, the men we're 50 reduced in sesS aS
from The unwholesome food which they W.
forced to cat or 6tarFe, that cores broke out on
their bodies. In the battles before Richmond last
in close confinement nearly one rear, A furlonch
Of thirty days has been extended to them, alter
which they will Te,nsn to the front and rcjoln their
rerfmenfs.
, 1865-03-13

NW YonK, Sunday, March 1a.-Ihe fol!owin:
Is a letter from General Sherman to Wade Hampf'
HEADQUARTERS fsj; fsS;,gs,7 n 5ns :, F5%P' III !
Cavalry Forces c. s. a.
GEsEk4L:-1tis officially reported to nc TINT
md labeled "Death to all foragcrs" One instnnre
S Tel3ted ofa l:eatenant and seven men mar Chcs-
te1y1lle, and another Of twenty men near rarine
mi'cs from Fe=steryIlIe. / have w % numbs4 s4sSS o}
prisoners in our hands to be disposed Of In ike
manner. lhave aboat 200 prisoners IN
haly tose nnqaefs - arc 9ns son =.
mittcd With your knowledge md would suggest
tha. Jou gve nottee to the people at largo Latev.
Of one Of your confederates. Or course uSn Yon
fa SanRGt the qsssS9 sean42 rsst ,r fGisSs
ere2eisns 9a varies is3sg 5 crcas,ue ns aa
the civil authorities will supply nv reanisltinn ian
Wfllfo1bid all foragc. but lind no civil authorf.
+ ttss who can respond to calls for forage Or pro
sts3ops and therefore must collect directly Of the
people. hare no doubt this is the occasion Of
much misbehayfor on the part OF our men. bnt
Permit o. to }noge Of pa1h Wh
feelings eneendercd By this war, but they Wera to
be expected, and simply. allege that those Who
struck the dtft blow and made war ineyitaSle.
ought notin fairnees to reproach rs Tor the natn.
to foraee. and NY resolve to protect my foraeers
to the extent of life for Life. / an with resnact
your obedtc9t servant ~"
The rebel General responds ihat be fnoxs a. na;h. a.
trg Of such murders and that for every soidie ~.
eclted by sherman heIwIll execute two FodcraIs.
4 long story about lie barbariies aiieced s 10 Ss
practfccd BY Shcrnan's army, and concindes bv he
Stating that hc shall hold ttysi1 prisopesss y
e6el for those ordered to be executed By
, 1865-03-13
FROM THE SOUTH.
Rebel Dispatchek~-A Repnlse to the
Fedora! Forces in North Carolina

WASHINGTON, Sunday, March 12,-The R,ch.
mond Htspafch Of Fr1tay contains the following
dispatch from Gen. Lee, giving the particulars Of
q hattle near Houston. North Carolina, beiwean
Bragg aud the Union forces which moved rom
GoldEboro: Ao@ VI
nEAoeoAt1Ens &C.; IN TEE Field. |
10 Gen: J. C. Brfctiaridge, lxcr<tdry oT Far:
Gen. Bragg repoIts'that he attacked The enemv
yesterday four miles in front Of Kineton an1
droTe bin from his position. lie disputed the
ground ooetdnate1y and took up new 1lne three
miles from hts 1rtt We captured three nieccs ~
artillery and 1860 prisoners. The number Of t,1o
enemS's dead and wounded left On the field Ia
large. Ours Is comparatively email. The tronns
behared most handsomely and Mai Gems. Hi md
Hoke exhibited their usual zeal and energy.
{S1gned,) r. EIrr
h1ston ncar which the aght occurred is sltuated
On the direct route from Goldsboro to NewbeTn-
!s about twenty miles east Of Goldsbofp and abn.7f
thirty miles hom Newbetn. o"'
It ts supposed that this force Of the euemy vera
advancing from NeWbcrn asninst GoIdsborn for
the purpose Of cutting the railroad AT. tbst nnfnt
It Is not probable after this repusc thxt te enc.
my Will attempt to advance, and II In hfrejv
that We shall hear Of them falling back on Tsw-
bern or changing heir couree to some other no1nt
OF the compass. This movement Of the euemT Ia
evidently DESIGNED to be cooperative with Shn+.
man, and In this light and in this juuctra # nav
meDfs OF Sherman -4e AANfG-
, 1865-03-13

SAE FRANCISCO, Saturday. March 11.-sp"cn.
latorr control the receipts Of foa1 and wheat and
keep up prices for these articles. Flour has a1-
Tanced to $500 harrel At wholesale.
:, Aaviccs IRON t'alima, Mexico say that Maxtm,t-
Ian has ratified the contract uf Justex with
.Messts. Halliday and the owners Of the line OF
1.eamets a running etwcen San Francisco and Me1-
1sSn 1ss r1rts These steamers must sail under Meu-
Southern SIDE are % requ'rcd tS do. oar trade wiz
4 1919 1nw very large and rapidly increasing.
1or;hw;t 'n1al H. 10 TO he erected in SIN Francisco
mora. Utah, ana the srnaep y 70 M procured 5 irom 81
fot 5ei nae making to snccesstall, cultivate it in
, 1865-03-13
Nsm advertisements.
SIXTEENTH WARD.

At q meeting Of the 10th Ward Drafs Association,
held 1ast evening, It WAS unanimously
Rso'red That all persons paying ~ stall be emit
t!ca 70 meDpisshp. II sa on or before "Wednesday
street. ~' 80 1AAA@'o
h<solEed, That a1 pay the amount OF their Condj.
tional subscriptions on before March It'll n the
sothcrfzed Collection COMMITTEE or the treasurer.
hnn thAt these payments he held By the Treasurer
quota. A' '"A"
meeting will be held In Uhliehs Block, WE'D.
NEsDAf EVENING. March 18th. totake nnal action,
hoped all will pay their subscriptions promnt
u. No person will be admitted unless he ehows bis
certificate Of membership ut the door Of all aecnQs
or pays the fcs of 925. ALONZO HARVEY. Pres.
4; sHERMAN. TreatureE, No. III Kinzie street.
, 1865-03-13

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March 11.-The BW-
iktls has the following special dispatch:
"WAsu1soToE, Saturday, M.rch ia letter,
datcd Wilmington, March s, YVES received here to-
day. in which It is stated In positive terms that
scout from Sherman had reached headquarters,
who left orr forces In the occupation Of Chcraw,
S. c., the termination OF the Cheraw and Darling
ton roads, but very few miles from North C1ro-
lima, Nothing but cavalry sHEmlehes had taken
place. The army had rested for some days, and
found very fair subsistence along the ronte. The
advance Into North Carolina ras certainty. This
letter adds, that On the 1st Of March the scout
startcd for Ncwbern, but learning OF the occupa-
ton Of Wilmington reached that pl4ce much
sooner. The source Of this intelligence Is per-
feetly correct
, 1865-03-13
FROM NORTH CA4SOLKyA.
Confederate Cavalry Company Cores
Into Our Lines md TAkeA the (1afFs-
More Coming.

SFTnEEk, .na G, Feb. Yesterday, company
which WIS rztsed in the Western palt Of The Stats
game into our lines in a body, with thelr fyo
i3aentenants, their horses md equipments, nun.
mp to cur commanding officer at Camp Patmer
:After parsaking Of bount1fa1 feast at Csmn
faimer, they, with the old a. al the lead OF their
fe1 entered Goc The city she hosP.lty Of which
% that thcS wou1 ID receive pay for their horses
~ a9d - aFs and be furnished employment or allow
erally known IN the South that such recenitnn
awaited the Confederate eoldiera N our lines. that
he entire army Of the Con.encracy would follow
This regiment into our lines Is daily looked for.
They say that Kinston is being cyacnnted ana thai
me eoath Caroinn troops are the first to give up.
and acknowledge that the South is whfnnsd ~
, 1865-03-13
FROM SEIEnkAIAN,s ARS1B.


NEw YoRR. Sunday, March 1a.-The following
Is letter from General Sherman to Wade Hamp'
ton:
, 1865-03-13

nv YonK, Sunday, March IA rebel dis.
TWO steamers and six Mississippi River transports
are IN he lower h9y, and larce number Of troops
are on Dauphtn Island and at Pensacola, fndica-
ting IN early attack on the CITY,"
a New Orleans letter Of the 27th announces the
arrival there Of ,s0 exchanged prisoners ftom
, 1865-03-13
FROM BOSTON.


BosTos, Tuesday, March 1a.-Gor. Andrew
pohllshes special appeal to dese1tere, in which
be saYe:" ava1l myself OF the earliest oppor-
tunity af!er the proclamation Of the President. in
THIS public manner to advise all persons liable to
pset1dent's offer Of pardon, to report Themselves
at once to fhe nearest Provost Marshal. to return
10 duty and obedience, to retrieve their rcputa-
ottef md tarc from certain forfeiture their nre.
cious rights as American citizens. appeal to The
ne'Ghhots and friends OF all such dcscrters espe-
fore lnyoked 60 otteu my advice and fnterpositon.
earnestly counselltng them, both as magistrate:
nnd man, to enforce and persuade the absent to
happiness which no" await them under the Union
, 1865-03-13
FROM CAIRO AND nEr,oxv

FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
CA1Ro, Sunday. March 12-Five hundred and
fifteen bales Of cotton passed hero for St Louis
and 10 bales for Evansville 1'0A'7
Over &. 2.C00t000 worth OF government pro.
PGfty is eaid to hare been destroyed at Ea.tporr,
Miss, by the food Of the Tennessee river,
The rebels held possession Of Hickman. Nv.
New Orlean: papers Of the 9Th contain no milf
tary news. The steamer Post Boy was totally
destroyed By burEtins her boilers twenty-five
two lives we're lost 'N
, 1865-03-13

steamer this morning. and for whom We arc to re-
eetse m equal num9ef Of our eittzenS,
chronicle the passa9e Of the negro enllstmentact,
so}ang It 70 measure 81 necessity, not OF ch2iee.
t"1 m1sia duIi1e aeas denounced .he LeGlsla -
~ Davis: Tho speech q senator Hunter e he
Iepel senate IL printed. ne voice tor the Dill TO
eu aito ano emAncspate tno negroes, unqet hs1fuc,
e nas ploteat against II as an aoandonmeat q The
eontett and OF the grounds upon whtcL the Son;h
eeced9a. He also hHoWeo rom stausucs tnat no
States over Which the Goss1n@ent had cont Control d
hhey to nsodnss and st1ted that
prees &c Geo slaves had since last September been
able to get int 1900, OF whom 1850 we're from
hnnter afSaea a hst ia tne
would not volunteer and those We did gel Tould
desert to the enemy who can offer then: better
in The debate on,tho bill to arm the negroes.
Mr. Hunter said that as he had been instructed by
the Virginia Legislature to yote against his con
When We left tic Old government he thonsht We
had gotten rid forever Of slavery agitation; that
we .re entering into new confedezacy, where
The agitation Of tHe slavery questIo9, which had
have no pluce. To his surprise he fnds tlIs goY-
ernmcnt assumes power to arm slaves. when IN
yolSes Also power Of emancipation. The, aglta-
eE, be statet, gave origin to tho gloom which now
osereprcads TIC people. They Know that # ouf
liberties were to DO achieved was to be done By
t,a abrno1 Il VA rrpnrdefi NJ rnnfsesinn ~ liz
pair and atandonme5t Of ground nnon With 10
started from the Old Union, we hid insstad
Congress had nd xirht 10 Interfere win sIaveTy
Va nI>n ronfendcd 7hst whanare- ~ $500 80 .9aJ.
thrown 1oSether must he aster and S s
slave. md We have Tindicated nnr.oses soosnst
lie accuaaton Of faboliiionists by asaertpe tstsIa
erocs. This proposition admits tic richt % Of
militia and to emanclpots 50 many as thall be
placed in military service. It is Clearly c1iminal
of tho central government to cmanc1pate alavss.
II we are right in passing this measure. we were
wrong u de1y1rs TO the old government the
r3g9t 70 interfere WITH the institution OF slavery
3 a4u ~ ,,a9 tc! sases. nesiaes, We otter
i.as s W.. ~ ~ cyess taat We were IN
~ 1e nanroes LII lug pest etate
tora T.! eEhoss si I4ey nae beea GIN,
,,o asr ~ xar Gena! "a rag
Woad b tss 90 boon to .% he neero
t,ayea Tns the ahsntionment NJ this rontsat anI ~
The grounds on which It vas undertaken. Nat Tor
name t6 such measnre unIess oblirei td d. ~
, 1865-03-13
FROM INEpF44Nt1rDkES.
Indiana Military Mat1erss

INDIANAPOLIS. Sunday, March u.
The 146th Regiment Ind. Vols, Col. Welsh,
1tco strong, left this afternoon for the field. In
the absence Of Gov. Morton, who has gone East
for two weeks visit, the regiment was received
at the Bates House by Major Lozier Of the Cover
not,a staff. The Major, better known IS Chaplain
received With loud cheers.
Me;. Gen. Mansfield. OF the Indiana Leslon, be-
1ng called for, briefly responded; and with three
eheefa 1of Tue Union and the old flag the gallant
pleasant Interruption.
Eight ont OF the eleven regiments raised have
gone and the other three, the 1l1A, 15oth aud
mum.
The following appointments for tho 1f7th Rcs1-
Ment were made today Col. Peden, Lieut.. Col,
, 1865-03-13
The NatfouuI Loan

PHILADELPHIA, Sundpy, March 12,-The sub-
eePti9ns to he 7so loan reesigca by jay Cooke
81, eco, COO from New York. $aO0,O ,OC0 from Cincn.
natl, and s15,0o0 from Carlisle, Pa Ia single eob
sc1tptions; and aleo 1883 individual e1bscriptjons
OF - md $loo: The total subscription for he
, 1865-03-13

The British American Confede-
ration Scheme.
oUEBEc, March 11.-Parliament this morning
adopted the Confederation scheme By OIL yeas, 3S
, 1865-03-13

lie and Cincinnati Railroad Is IN running ORDER
The river is fa]ling with dty feet in the cbanuel.
, 1865-03-13
At A REGIu.AR NEETIMc

4 T A REGULAR MEETING
IA Of the Tenth Ward War Fund Assoc,atten. It
was Retolved tt.t the books Of The A1ocatton be-
PERMANENTLY CLOSED ON THE e7TH INST,
Not 70 be osened agaia during the prtsert Draft,
MeGbs r. owing Assessments wifi consult their in
7sr<tts BY henE that they square on the books.
~ the provisions Of the Const!tutou members fall
g 70 paf t1e assessEnents cut themselves Of from
me btneaA c4 the Association and losa what they
htFa afsea'y paid. and render themselves labie 10
mhl2n3H-3ruct r. Riyuv 1rc,v
, 1865-03-13
IF0unty..Huu1ner in Trnu9,la

lE0unty--aumpers in Trouble.
NEw YoEE, Sunday, March 1a.-scycutv
bounty Jumpers end seventeen substitute brokers
we're arrested at HoboEen yesterday, after having
all put In Irons and sent to Governors Isisnd to-
day. ~
, 1865-03-13

Recruiting in the Rebel States
Stopped.
:, NEw YoRK. Saturday, March ia Washing
toa letter to the Commercial says: ut aoocafs
That the recruiting by loyal States in the fnsrrrcc-
ttonary States, has been stoppcd.t'
, 1865-03-13

From Fortress Monroe.
Font MoERoE, Friday, Mnrch 10,-The Marv
Washington arrived hero from Varlp with Kin
dnnauOlfe ~ =
, 1865-03-13
Fire.

LocKroET, \. +, March 1.-THE Flax Cotton
SSompanNy,s - I'LL I'LL and nach.neIy at tht. place vas
6n nn5ne9 A. last night Los ooe insured tor H.
from friction in the machinery.
, 1865-03-13
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune,1

Our Soldiers Attacked by the Indians
dencc Man ON HIS way 10 ChfcaK0.
, 1865-03-13

TEE LUA1BERMAN'S INSTR-
hereby no.1ed that suoecrptony hava ben rersiveG
10 r. ~ amogn1 required three hundred aous-
Powers, Thomas II. Avery. nnd the undcssIned " viii
e in atsendanse at the office Of Dnraad Brothers i
Inst: between The hours Of 10 and Il A. sni and
A.. and 50 continue from day to dny ns long as
shall be necessary TO receive the 1iBt tceu Der ar
IN cash. WhcEeupon the company will ne declared or
Eanzed and 'mlnedt. tely thereafter the remannrs5
pez cent will called in anu loaned to the stocEho,d.
els IN proportion to tt number Of 81 4res bY them
eutecEtped respectively on securities consisting OF
STOCKS, bonds, or mortgages.
CHICAGO, March II, 1875. mhihnsSGJ}i
, 1865-03-13

The Chicago Conspiracy TrInIa-Evl.
0euce OF James l.. Rock. Rev. nr.
Dnnne, Vim. LII, I<1nbatl, Hubbell
, 1865-03-13

WASHINGTON. Saturday. March II.
SENATE.
Jhr Senate. shortly at"r ro~"tsnc ,vrn. t,.
tcusive seesit On the PrektacnttA nomtnst, on
, 1865-03-13

nK. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
HALE REGENERATION.

No other preparation for tho TIafr
has obtained, In 80 short \ period. the
rapid and extraordinary sale that has
nr. Tlbbetts' Physiological, Hair n.
Eene1ator: It Is not a Dye. II viii
*ef'aih!y hESTo4sE from a Grav ro.
Its original color. 1t will prevent M.
Hair ffom falling on. 1t sx1li pro-
mote a LuIurfant Growth Of NEW
HAIR.
rne M2ssSs: a1bnKrrs gRoTHzss: Unless an YsFv
ere 10 Talk sopee f isTsst;o9 @ y
eE Hst Fl: parattcns. My hair without anT eenF
q I'D Lao Mnsn ion ys
ttsn ten Iean, when about two mouths sTo II neNsn
70 ans has
natural color, which l. an,ost comnfsta niaeE =
pls4n:s aaSF scI Ha
ketps the head 80 Clean and tres nom scurf thas =
y JACKSON J. ABBOTT,
e ses 5eof Ha s Sssy n. usn sa u.
hed ,s & qss i r. nt
s1GFa g ans Eo,1y hsr mere han
preparations for Tho haI idst hsye ps.n 69o IN e.
hs1s If
cen recommend TO I'll " being ths best prepasafIo1
CHA. UIish q. Foss,>
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
SAI1TH ~ DWXER,
50 and q Lake atreet
mhsn,9cnettf Wholesale snd Retasl Axents
, 1865-03-13

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sherman's Movements
He is REPORTED AT cHERAv,,
s. c., MARCHING ON"
NoEneny has yet Dared
to Face Him.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Reported Stuck i'm
the NltRd.
L TUBACCU SPECUhATlUM.
Bacon for Tobacco.
Gen. Singleton in an Unfortu-
nate Commercial Trans-
action.
FROM RICHMOND,
Passage Of the Negro Soldier Bill
By the Rebel Senate.
JOHN BROWNS SOUL SUPP0S-
ED TO BE IN RICHMOND.
RuH0Rs ABOUT seH0FiELD
WllhUuT AHT FOUR.
DATl0h.
4 Rebel Cavalry Company Come
TO Our Lines and Surrender.
MORE OF THEM TO Do
LIKEWISE,
The Chicago Conspiracy
Trials.
GOLD, 18o 1-2.
JOHN BROWNS SOUL SUPP0S-
ED TO BE IN RICHMOND.
RuH0RS ABOUT SCHOFiELD
WITHOUT ANY FOUH.
L Rebel Cavalry Company Come
to Our Lines and Surrender,
MORE OF THEM TO Do
LIKEWISE,
The Chicago Conspiracy
Trials,
From CINCINNATI.

GOLD, --- 18o 1-2.
, 1865-03-13

co,oQ0 Shares-Paz Value 500 Each.
JAMES WAD5WORrH, President.
E. c. CLARK, Treasurer.
CHAs. Y. WARE, Secretary.
tzed under the mining aud mancIsctrrIn- ias HSthc
ttate OF New York 10 ID 0"S ia 'ne
hs s1a nss e
onisas po1tio1 q the widely CO ebrsted fsrT Fan.
n1; e. M ae{es e 81 y aso entitled 70 receives one:
cos & ths eaIre i.aseaod II hi inte4. :.
fss sae 9sstiae Farm and IN Lois 70 aad Ii q lie
The Company ha, NO debt and It's properties s;e mt
Mcumnered. 1here ara u prcducing wells On ths
saasi5 s io hs ees 1ep1F q 81
1885 barrels Of oil daily. Some Of these wells amoae
x hsTa asa zee EEL a95sa E "a
1cnr yea1a. Four new wells which have been ss,n:S
Ne nov producing In average et 4sJ barrels daily.
belongs to G5anyp e n4
Of fo per barrel. amounts to an Income Of f Nopsr
os1ce tta surertntecdaLt.s report Of January 1,t
1s6 a9ove sea other wsl1 has al beef
sts;ed, which pIodoces 2oo bs-zes daily seven new
q B. rel d day On hs oa1s basIs IL 1oal IT,
6ss's ID isco%e u ssoo S PEI + anana nsaf w
The COMPANY have de.ermlaet to work 50 new
eac shss 9se
sun6 Ghder the:s lesses largely aunented
soua otasy 10 more thaa aos6sc 81 tae WEE
w6 9Id make amount to over u 0{00 Der nnauma
seT 81 ,ss astaE res monthly ai7sents
,cs ans Chicago Agency Of this Company Is at the
/. J. AVERELL,
No. Metropolitan Block.