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, 1865-03-21


CoTFEE-There has been nothing done in Bra.
I'll since Our last; Go not vary our gold quota
tons Int currency rates arc unsettled and lower,
with the decline in gold. AL other Kinds are nl.o
very quiet and VIC only notice 20 bags ST. Domta
gu. fot gold, at Isl cents dety paid. The stock d
hlo at Iae ports a. n,sde up By 5teszr.. VIM.
E1sn-1he demand for. Dry Cod has falsn of.
and the market has become quiet, but holders
a1s
Halifax e sh,p =, xsso9 for No. !, *l4Nk@l5;o0
qolet; q brls nallfax Picked sold at si0g, and
e.Geo bzs Smoked, On private terms, supposed IS
@eoc ler Scaled, and so95sc ior No. l. which Is
wanted. The Government continues 10 be a1ar.c
purchaser Of fsh at the Eastward, which serves 10
strengthen the msrkee here.
tract now engagements during the present M
settled state OF the gold MARKET and tie tranaac-
ticns, consequently, have been limited; the re-
mark heretofore made, however, may he repeated.
that the ssnau stock Of most kinds Of Foreign,
places the market IN = comparatively Independent
position, regards the dec lining tendency OF the
susataed; Raisinp, especially, arc very drm,
there being one In first hands. anl but TOW In
second; The ssles are 5Ge,C bxs Layer Rais,ns
Se3 sss sst:ea # ID 91GS}e
Oranges fer .team and sail vessels, siso5mi7 ra @
eash ed bage rlberts, 50 cases prunss. in fancv
b1e, 400 b1s bnnch tafsins, aud 25 case. hf bxs
sad sa1d1nes, On private te1ms, The nrst cargo Of
to Messrs. y 7. pearsal!, has been received and
sSld, cay 1,o0o bunehes bananas, a Fs50Gls00;
sstGo coco. nuts, eco 90; and 40 dox pumpkins,
se,cc6 Ds apples sold a. 1a3@15c, the latter rat,
MoLAssEs.-Thc market continues dull ana m
settled, and p1ices are again aG3c lower. tn,
sslcs arc 5e hhds Porto Rico, part 9oA95c; r.: do
Demersra, 66G60; 20 do handsome. SIC; 4s6 Id.
and 81 tcs Clayed cnra, 50; 3a7 bids and 81 rls
orleans isaeo ELK essh ~ md a hesa 1arbsdoe. On
terms We did not learn. b. auction, SO hh ds Il g.
]ish Island sold at 599as1e; and 100 br1. and 1t
brls New Orleans, IS for old crop, and s1,s:a .os
y R1cE-There I. scarcely any demand. and We
only notice 100 brls Para, In lots, at 50
SuoAn-The market continues depressed by 76e
causes before mentioned intensified since our Inst
bf the further considerable decline In Gold, and
the prevailing desire to scft new arrivals from the
wharf Prices II consequence have again fallen
Of half cent closing nominal, "a these reduced
hgu1es could not yesterday have been obtasned for
any considerable quantity. We now quote Fals
Grocery 15Slslc; Prime to Cho:ce 90 10llsc;
Molasees Sugar tu boxes ,s4tAi. and the same IN
bogshesSs 129':s mos, esan.d + au saa
s sSs:As& h,f &fssat'ss III: I'D isev ;sa stsS'a I
9hs hs5 ,n hfas:s e9s:e a5os Err 5,s @
iii; snd Yellow 170 %, cash. Tbs sic, of rag
are 5A bids: Cuba at ltsaglsIc and !. en,d: lc0
,s as g5Yh:s snss az po1to Riso
Melado 10, 4mce. The stock ysst-rd,y was about
si,Coo hhds . COO bxs, 1oauc0 bags sa.ar and 10
TsA-1he market, except for spalt; par.s1s fo,
immeptate me-, is almost 1t a s:and, AID ". on.Y
notice 80 hf chests Green and 500 uncotorrH
Japan at declining prices. o
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.
Nothfpc OF interest has transptted here
.h,s mast week. The draft goes on steadily.
Troops. of which I must not speak, look
healthy and are now. quite ready for their
forthcoming summer campaign. Yesterday
The signal corps had 8 parade previous to its de-
1,arture for the field. The men were mounted
and drawn up In line on Carondelet street,
the1s fine horses praucing and Impatient for q
start. The men were in the highest spirits at
the prospect Of escaping from their long and
tedious confinement in the city to partake in
the exciting and dangerous campaign. Capt,
J. B. Ludwig, Chief Signal Officer, Depart
ment Of the Gulf, was In command of the
party, which included the signal telegraph
ttu'p, under charge Of Lieutenant Frank N,
Wicker. This is very important branch ot
military communication iu the field, and BE-
ing we'll oficered, as 1t is In this Department,
will never be found wanting In performing ita
duty. Captain ". Il. Pig1nan. who was
to take the~f+1d, ia left IN charge Of the r.
Tnninder Of the corps In New Orleans.
Ensiness On the 1eyee during the past week
has been good, especially in the receipt ;of
West n producc-wh ch is filing mp many Of
onr lasge vacant stores Aua warehouses, and
owners have hopes Of real'ztBg sufficient to
meet taxes ard incidental repairs. Storage
isas low 81 in other places therefore mer-
Giants IN the West can have Their property
sfored here at Ms low, and perhaps lower,
rates than Mt shipping places in the Wes'. and,
at the saIne timr, be available fnr any decline
In 5rdghts. Most Of the scho66ers here are
dnlng nothing. The feet consists Of seventy
QUE, only twelve, prob IDLY, o: which find e'n.
R1ment Ssamb Az Is af. nanJ n}$asfg }hsfsncss .. n
the woreo Tor the Government service they
have Sc, n ln,cly. Many have been dam agcd
and driven ashore on Lake Pontchartran da'-.
Ing the past three days The White Cloud,
No. 2, lost her c1limneys and received consid
, 1865-03-21
Army Awards ut st. Louis.

Army Awards ut st. LoaIs.
From the st. Louis Democrat
Colonel F. ]. Hainee, Chief comzissary Of snb-
sistenee, has made TIC following awards on bids
nAs'nx CHAR s1DKs.
F. Whitaker & Sons, 24Q, eco M At SIC 2 b.
John J; Roe : c., 21o go, M1 @ "a at @e 2 2.
Htnry Amos q Co., 5o,0o0 tos at 20c 3 d.
ErGAa-cuRED cASv4aEp HANS. j"
F. Whitaker & sons, 90 600 os, as elc q u.
Henry Ames 1 CO 50, coo ins at =lc i b.
HARD BREAD.
Cogeswell s Co., sGo, 600 ns, In b1ls. at ss57 .
oberhaus 4 Lanitz, q, goo M at s4.oo . brl.
Same. Gaa.5t0 bs 1t $4.10 = arl.
HoxINr.
Oberhsus j. Lanitz, 5000 1bs q. SIC FD.
JAVA COFFEE.
E. Richards, j. 4 Bro., 5000 ns at 479c = u.
REFINED sCoAB-
Beicher'a Refining comp1n5, CSC, coo fos at e3sc
2 %.
-.' = oRusaxD SUGAR.
Bclchets Refining Company, 1000 br1s at &c
per ponnb.
N. 6chaeffer & Co., g. oo0 1bs altar at 90 40c q b.
sams: nn:.3A aaq 9nh rs sperm It sss 81 PET pound
Goodwin, Behr 4 Co., 1T, eco Ms at T.: . n.
SALT.
ueldsick 4 Dreysel, G,bo0 los at 3.40c 9 b.
1oLAs3Ea.
Hs1ehcr'e Refining Company, GOO gallons at
S1.37 per gallon.
GOLDEN srnur.
Belcher's Rudnlng Company, 1000 gallons at
$1.Ta per gallon.
wH1sKy.
Cochran s Fulton, 5000 gallons Bourbon at
$3.1b per gallon. T..
Same, 3,0ot gallons rye at $2O0 per gallon. ,
F. o. Day; 5,to0 gallons recl11ed at Sa.14t per
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c1able damsge otherwise. On Monday, tho
n. F. Banks Was driven ashore in the Gull,
and, learn, at least dozen others.
Gen. E. Brown has been relieved Of the
command Of Rol'a (3Io.) district and ordered
to report to Maior1 Gen. .Canby. Col. Beye-
ridge remains In command of the district.
DAuran Island, La, March 18th, 1868.
severe gale commenced blowing from the
northwest, accompanied BY driving rain. A
schooner Was broken from her anchorage and
drifted down the bay, dragging up the tele-
g1arh cable to Fort Morgan. The q. 8.
transport Reserve was blown upon sand
ridge near the main shore, as is still in q
critical position. Another transplant. name
unknown, Was also stranded at Pelican Is
land, and with this continued storm it IL
feared both will be wrecked. II.
, 1865-03-21
GEN. SEa1OEH Ea4fD'S Joy
4sUN.s7
An Interesting Episode of the WAR in
North CAF0l1uns

4 letter from General Cox's headquarters
near kinston, March 9th, to thu Cincinnati
Commercial, makes tie following interesting
note OF Gen. schotlen's- joy gun -
Soon after our forces occupied Wilmington,
.ai schoneld's headquarters aud asked to sec
the General. lie VAS shown into the 1oom,
when Ia mission Was made known Uo had
aath hel I'd together hundreds of stout bla ia
md marched them from the interior, by
night, through the thiskets, swamps and for,
ests. Not knowing whether our forces were
yet in Wilmington, be left his men behind
and secuted through himself, promising them
that il The Union nten were IN WLmin gton,
be would ask tie General to fire joy gun,
when they were all to come in and join him.''
"And now, General" the negro said, 1T
have that bIs gun f,ed: Of, Master, It Vii
make my mother crJ when she hears that joy
gun, and all the men will be glad, and they
will come in here and join your army." Gen
eral Schofle1d promiied him that bis "joy
gum should be fired. and the man went out,
waiting to hear its echo through the pine for
csts and Lills. TheGene1al ordered one of
the heaviest pieces Of artillery In the fort to
That .ioy gun +" was fired It's echo Is still
ringing through these forests, and oyer these
sandy mains. IL Wal 10yiM sOundt0 those
hunted fpgitirea, ,secssted in the swamps about
the city. It called them from their hiding
places, and in hundreds they came, with
strong arms, and what is better still, with
joyful hearts-hearts willing and anxious to
do what little theJ could Tor the power thar
had broken off their chains, and feed them
from the shackles Of their TASK masters. They
are enrolling their pames to day, IN the re-
crui.ing Isis OF this great army oGfreemen,
and clad In blue and with ankeenuskcts,
they I'LL be foremost in the grand army, now
maI eha1lng for the death struggle.
That gun, that was Joyful messenger to
them, was heard By hundreds of others, fec
Ing from the advancing armies of the Union.
It did not call uaem in, however. It quick
encd their speed md carried them farther
away from the power they dared not meet.
Their arms were full As st.ons and ab!e to do
: dusy for the old flag, hut their hearts were
bitter in their hatred Of that flag. In this
they differed. One wss black, the other Was
white. One was loyal, the other disloyal.
>The fny gun rnIlied one class about The fiag.
while 1t drove the other from it, Other ,joy9
guns are being fi.ed. The hills mud valleys Of
Eosth Carolina are echoipg to the sound Of
Thousands Of them. They are ioy guns to
one class, while they ring with despair for
8QQLQefss
, 1865-03-21
HT That terrible disease, the "spotted
fever" which has batfled the skill Of physt-
cians, Is rapidly spreading through Indiana,
ITEMS

a brute in New London, Conn.,, has been
Imprisoned thirty days for Starving his horse
to death.
The Alphabet Of treason: A., B., c., D. !:
Arnold, BUR-, Calhoun, Davis.
Webcr's entire receipts from his immortal
Der Fre!schn:z, amounted only to SCI rix
! thalers.
Petroleum has been used instead of fish
| oil Tor dressing leather.
Curaotta Patti did not please In Geneva,
Switzerland. They call her musical boz.
4 daughter Of John C. Breckenridge who
! has been attending school ut Louisville, Il to
be sent hons.
Ten cardinals hats are now at the disposal
Of the Pope.
The streets in Venice are t1yc icet wide.
Graw has comp; omisc1 his suit with Brig
noll, by paying the tenor 81 600.
The people OF NoIocco are destroying the
telegraph, ard the Emperor cuts their heads
of, and ornaments the telegraph poles with
them.
Dickens Is getting out peoples edition of
his works
Five hundred Hungarian families are about
to emigratc to one Of our territories
Inc apl'4 nuHoel ~ " l0c .1'So'a+e :. -0o''baI
wa e.1am.,1 AZ" A4' 1A''
pn ~ ~ 1,~;.as.oi ,,o,,so- ~ ,.. o+,,,,.
,...'s ~ e.. ~ tf >'>s 'As'
1@1a .t,se 49, n.,o H.,
..N,- = g.. ~ -.
r"13 stus - o" "AAn . "~' - A1'''"
".nue, 49, a,,S ve ~: u..a,
ne" college mas been Started near aan
FIuncisco- It has 140 students.
Lyman sioley has Just been chosen cle:k Of
oare Asss.' 'of tne o1t5,ses' mn 'lne.
Anefe nave peen out tnfee JUICES ln LIE
District Coutt Of Massachusetts since Its or
ganizaiion-seyentJ-stx years ago-John
Lowell, john Davis. and Peleg sp9ague.
Coal has been gathered upon the beach at
rhirps1rrg, Me-, for many years, and Prot,
Brackctt, Of Bowdoin College, thinks TINT
coal mine extends along the coast from Rhode
Island to Nova Scotia, but that the bed OF the
sual Is too far out at sea to be worked. The
waves cast blocks OF it upon the beach from
time to time.
Brother Is.natiuE is quietly spreading his
monast:c doctrines all over England.
The population Of Paris this year is l Get ,841
, 1865-03-21

The Fond ID Lac Rtporssr says logging has been
done On = big =caIe III the woods this winter. Re
purt eays this has been the most favorthfe season
knowu for many years: The roads have been in
capital coEdltton Ill winteE- and have moi broken
up yet in tie p1ae lands. The SNOW has not been
more than T foot and half deep ut any time.
Geo Hunter, who returned Monday, reports one
third more tgs got out vi u came force, than
men h.1e'po; pu1 ,doa ooo feat with ave. .eams.
Week before last thv, ~. out 10 o feet Other
gangs have done nearly we'll, that the gu .n;I
Is Of 1og& that will be nloat IL 1mmese. The work
is atuuE done for this season, many parties having
como ont already, and the last will leave nexi
, 1865-03-21

ECEQE III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 46e
There Ia = fair demand for e1oversce1, and fur-
ther saes Of 600 bn are reported at o.
mostly 1t $4,000 per bu, the latter for prime.
Timothy Is quiet at s5.5ol8 10; and Haxeeed very
Gull At fsM9sa3 pefsbu. Buyers geneEaI1y are
offering less.
, 1865-03-21

The new daily paper to be started at
Jackson, Mich. is to be called the jackson
paiy CEsisen. Politics, Republican. AL
right hoys.:' Sound platform. Now 70 ahead.
~ Maj. Gen. G1iersou Is 1t New Orleans
organizing the cavalry Of TINT military de-
IaItment-
, 1865-03-21

hold. We give u the eurcnt quotation. asG3be,
bsis returned. aud soQe31. bsls Included. with
sale. Of 9t0 brs At Sc and l09 or1s as N-his lat
ter drure beng cons1dered abova the nsrket. 1u
refined, H. nansae ti.us nre very isht and tue
maIket Is very dull and droop!ns. We note sone
troalj s,1es Of ce of at 75GG0c-nosuJ 1t the n
is ve1y light, holders do not seem disposed H.. 10
n"tr Concessions tn ordtr 10 effect sales. Reslaa-
LII, II :1ill quoted 4 Il, 1t t8i5 bfl;
The receipts Of anae By ne AeSa,aay ~ , f'tG. f
lows: 1,Go2 hrls for J1hn Benn, ana ~ PTS ios M
James NawhiDney. 1t Is probable that he r.
eefps will be light for few days IS ne river Il
Pork Packing in siflwnahre 1S6a-5.
MILWAUKEE,, March II.
statement Of tho pork packing at thts pollt dur
ing the season Just closed. Tha packing amounx
to boE., and has (allen shor, Of last sea.on
ii pr zen, lees than The session. $50 - OF 1sS:-ss The
average Eelght per hog ls 81 b less th.n last yc1r
and the yiela q Lard 81 M. Tha Bssf Cutting
The dlspo41on Of the hogs was as follows:
Clear pcss SO n1ls mess pork q tsss; pTtme
mess pork. ls,Slo btls and 1851 hF1s extra primo
perk: a,e56 b1s middles. md s,s's bxs long cut
win as RS I'd II s4s
S:lss a md "i e1ear @ pork BIZ. ' - 'n excess
The nigh prices at the commencement Of the
eeason induced tbe packers, On account OF the
time required In dry salsins, to cuselnost cxcsa-
strelJ INTO barrel meats; oai la.er on, bor meats
received more attention, and the falling of In
Mfddles Ia only iN boxes; In Lang Cut Hama,
however. there is \ deficiency Of $685. boxes. Oi
the Mldrfea 73s boxes were Short, anu 1,913 hoIes
CnmbefiandF. No other styles were n4nufac-
turel. About 40 coo OF the hogs were Slaughtered
hy the packers; the remainder were brought in
dreased. The reason commenced rather earlier
than usual, and as was the last elr was pret
] y mnch over By The lar Of February. The ship
| ments Of barrel pork to 1st lrst, sum up about
9Go00 barrels, leaElDe on hand at that date a3l
barrels follow. II, ,7la Mess. 7,95. Prime Mess
2.sga E1trs Prime, and rs Gear. The stock of
Lard on the 1sf March about 400 bAtrels aud
tiercee. The English Nsats have mostly gone Tor.
| ward.
| The table below gives the fluctuations In prices
| during the sesson. The high fgurea the farmers
received for thelr hogs, LEFT but little room fol-
packers and operators u realize profits, even un-
| der favorable circumstances. The short crop be'
Lief however, gradually carried prices upward I'm
til early in january, but since the downward
| movement in gold has caused very heavy de,
cline.
The packers have m1de many Improvements In
thelr houses, and given great attention to the
rEnuiacture, and We think that the Milwaukee
packing this year Will give increased satisfaction
10 htih dealers antl consumers.
Yours ftspfctf4}]y, GEQ, I, JOINS i Co.
, 1865-03-21

The North Vernon {O.) Psaiadealer
says that nearly every farmer in that vicinity
has discovered q running spring of pure Pc
treleun On his farm,
, 1865-03-21

There has been little or no bua1ncsa in Grass,
is also Inactive. ~ bags Smyrna Canary solt-on
terms not made public. A sale OF 5000 oags Cal
cutta lineeed, per Garibaldi, from store, was
made lat week, On private teFms.
, 1865-03-21

E The election in New York on Monday
last on The question Of amending tue Stat,
Constitution 20 as to authorize the apr,1nt.
ment of Commissioners Of the Court Of Ap-
lealf, was carried in favor OF the proposition
Ey narrow majorittes.
, 1865-03-21
COlfIMERLlALs

MONDAY EvnNrsa, March 20,
The following table shows the movement
IN Produce and Provisions during the past fosty-
eight tours:
R1cElFrs AID SHIPMENTS FOR TEE PANT IA Horpz
, 1865-03-21

~ Miss Sophia C. Ellsworth, gifted
young poe.ess, died. at Leavenworth, Craw"
ford county, 1nd:,, last week.
, 1865-03-21

M So.AA
We publish elsewhere IN aois article Will
Inc above nsaome, from tne bos!on DAILY
Aamr7tssT@ "e glsc 1t "ithoas 'adoroerncnt
OF desire no" 10 coa1ro4efI It's POSITIONS.
1he al taeae assumes, md IL cannot be denied,
that there Is very large and powerful
party IN TINS country, who. On tue putting
down o1 the, rebellion, will rally with the
widest enthusiasm npon wor CIT with
England. Il, however, It can be shown That
the best interests Of tue sabstattial middle
classes Of Eos!and--the unainching friends
OF America AID Of ffee institutions require
that we should keep the peace, and thai the
aristocsscy can Ut best and most soupdly
l'unihhcd t,y the same policy, our people will
most assurtdly adopt It. That the B>uatcd
asistccrats o, England, who from the first
have dine all they could do, and all they
dared 10 Go, to fan the flames Of the rebel
lion, and 10 divide and destroy the nation
should have se1rlhle thraslinr is. We be-
llcvc, the finn determination Of q la-ce ms
jority Of the American people. If that can
be dcne most etfcetualiy by peace, let peace
be the weapon.
AgaIp 1t may be worth while for Americans
to inquire whether We could afford to risit
exact justice upon the ruling classes of Enr-
, 1865-03-21

Uifecf TF1de with Liverpool.
The following table shows the thipmeuts to
Liverpool from Chicago by the Grand Trunk
Railway rio Portland, from Nov. 14th to Mareh
l 13th, i1cluaifa:
, 1865-03-21

PITTSBURGH Petroleum narket-March 1G
The decline in gold 1s hav ny ia effect on thr,
Today md that, too, at d decline. and eyen nj
decline buyers do nos seem very anx1ous to tske
, 1865-03-21

Here the market was weak apd unsetued, open
Ing at 166 and closing at159 The receipts Of Gold
from the Interior are now heavy-mueh heavier
than any previous Tina since tho rebellion broko
out
, 1865-03-21

t. Mr.. Joseph L. Longworthy, the Oldest
settler Of Dubuque, Iowa, died suddenly Of
a1oIle1y last Tuesday. He was banker, Of
the flrn OF Jos. L. Longwora4ay and Bros. He
settled in Dubuque In 1873.
, 1865-03-21

EB The prima donna Virginia Whiting
Lorini, whose death was recently announced,
was the wife OF the artist OF that name now
with Maretzeksss company, and the daughter
Of Whiting, formerly q popular acto. In New
York city. Her brother is also On the stage
at present In Wallack's company. She lelyas
several children whom she was educating
with the income Of her profession, and TO
whom Sue WINS devoutly ut achet1.
, 1865-03-21

sHsrnesa y d.. e-.sea.H Collar, = f.... D. ia 18
fo1nt5I H.1n2s og*tG-4t Slaughter soie. 136e; Ut
Lire > n....- D. 500 50 SLAUGHTER noe
Kip m'rm, = 1t14 10 Ch.cayo..,... .GA q
Kip heHry, r 0sut40 70 Bueno~ Ayres.. t.l5a Q46
Cali. H...... L3es21o uEt1cco h0.s-... la as
Upptr. q IT,. 0esSt. 90 Drppco goo.
Country uuper.. o.zsa03s Damaged ossQ au
BAasntes, so1e-. -G2c % Eraneh call, Il -.-
H4rn.x4, N... 0 3oSs0 s. mB.....,...... 7-41o 265
Upper. a-3s310 "a French Call, IS
Zip, No. i ne- [ oa.... ...-... s3ote ~
Kip. .No: ihT5.. a6l:9 moinss. ~ s. 5ooe1oan
Cali, eItez...... 10S.e15Q frent hCasf+Le-
french Kip, Il: 1uotnrs- SEQ ...
elotce.. istsatH out*. y ucx. 20. "a 80 %
French CALI n Lin nE5, doz. .11tua lilG
r. 80. --E0aa IS R0-nt + dok f3GjA Is %
LEMBEK-Rtceipis. l4.loo sutnb, r: shippsd. :S5,.
fN .pmbrr, sH6 LOO shIuEIrs. $40 18th. Th"ru
fteady but limited dem ant. Stocks mucn breSru
Gr, and SINE varieties very C. lncfe
pient1 At present, and thern Ii difficulty in Ralp-
ping QR0tat!ons ase ssii: unchanged. Weqaose:
, 1865-03-21
ORR NEW ORLEANS LETTER.

Getting Ready for the Spring. Cam.
nnfwS---lfeyiesv of the signal Corps
e+TTade 0Intterp--Seyere Storna--Ves-
~3lH " reck cdx DC.
, 1865-03-21
RUFUS HATCH,
fFoAMzRLT HATCH d HUoRE5,1
nToTTfk -

fFonAzRLT HATCH d HuoHEs,1
BROKER,
No. S Exchange P:aco, New Tark.
Government s .curitt-H Stock aud COO, Bought and
sod Exclusively on Commission.
RKFkkENcxs:
Messrs. SoloMt h Sturrcs aop., Ch,csoo. Ill.
Aessss. H1nck:ey u Eand: =, Chicago, LII.
z. T.. wheei:1. EeI Chicago. Ill.
.I. Mum. Es9 : Chic .Eo. Ii.
e. A. KoRt11, E6q- chic, 70, i'll
Messts. Bound. 1tai!ey d Co.. New York City.
Me.ern. Men TN. Bros. Z Co., New GoEk CITY.
M..sfs. y; 4.2aekes = 90; New xo:k G.sF-
H-H. Eaxter. ESQ, Rnt.s st.
Mestfs Lsshrop, anlth 6 Co OsweEo. H. Z. =
G. Du1ant. Esq, resident Rock Is and Railroad Co.
New York stock Market.
ceting prices for cash. March 20 1863 Received by r.
G. sa!tcnitan Co.. Comnlhsloa Stock and Eund
Brtke13 II t.lArk street. Chicago.
, 1865-03-21

south Carolina On the slsr.v ouc.t,on Tbfa
is not improbable. rs The same predIction was
made by most men Of that time and indeed
South Carolina WIS then in a stats Of o,asi.
rebellion. Another article Of mormon hr1i,,
is that the war IL to continue until ho:b the
Fede.a1 and rebel royemment. ara ov.r.
thrown. and thetr male nonn1ation a~,srm,.
mated xhcreunon tba 1t s.,n,a, .ra tn -.;o~n
and a iudic,oua dfstribution of thu von.n ~ -
the United States il to be msde among them
under the nersona1 ]irectinn of pe,rh.,.
Young himself.
It seems scarcely conceivable that sneh
community should be increasing In our n,,d.t
10 Dimensions which ent.t1e # m tba ,cor.
Of population, to admission into the unIon
Yet every westward trafn over fhe man. IL
addinr hundreds of the mo.t icnn[snt soa
deprayed class of European oopulation to
this community. in which beastlines1 !. he1a
, 1865-03-21

E# Alexander Mcbride and David Geer,
OF company I, aSth Illinois 1nfantry, were
shot at Natchez, on the 9Th, amer due conric.
ton bufore Court Martial, on the charge o'
murder,
, 1865-03-21

&c Fifty emlerauts from the Western
States have arrived ut Orizaba. Mex CO
They>brought with them their agriculture
implements, blooded animals; aud capita
sufficient to 50 to work. The municipality
lands near Cordoba haze been assigned them
, 1865-03-21

--... Ho1DAy EyEs1Ao, March % 1881.
FKKl(sNT@- Is no change In rates. Va
continue to quote. e%e'' w
, 1865-03-21

s. ek to-,s*y. 50 Green 3AIt .s at she. -..-
HIGH " a E-- k-cttredto da; 30 nrle: shipped
~ bf Alafkit very auet 5ales weres ii oEl4 1t
$1t9- cln.fg WEAK,
LEATtER-Thtec ts 4 tatr demand for Hnruexz,
but other varieties dull aHd W<aS. We quote:
, 1865-03-21

toE LOT medium 10 choice.
N0nls-the market continues very qptet and Is
eonnued to the retail trade. We quote:
hstsiL. Delivered
Maple, " .. ''''''''Vii61 ii ID
Beach O." '' ''''''''"''''''"''''' - "a