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, 1865-03-17

HALIFAX, March 1s--The steamship Africa, from
The London 2ln:ss eays: : The fall Of Charles
M T K Tor many Ia6oss" It BELIEVES he South now
strt up from the wurld. The London Morning
Tost says: s'shczman's movements haTe placed
II IT, e tondon or M Daly Xs1cs says: t 1here is some
prospect Of shipments ot gold being made to New
IotE. owing to the 1atuets Of exchange"
don to Tenncseeeans. explaining his discounectIon
With The rebel Government, which Government
he tcpudiates aud denounces.
Ion, caused much sensation, the imcediatc effect
wss fhc advance Of two per cent in United States
bonds, and declire Of four per cent in the Con-
The London 71mes says the influence Of the suc-
moral effect canuot but be powerful oI tue conduct
Southenett m Stats IL not Ibte to oppose, the
march Of the Federal aruies The advance from
savannah te Charleston seems to have been as easy
The AoT regards the oil Of Charleston as pre-
monitory Of tho utter overthrow Of the rebellion.
on q az be
Eeanrcgard, 4ardce and Hill. but The conleder
fIom which t Will require greater genius than
Lee and Dayfe hare as yet exhibited to oxtr:-
csle them. The PURPOSE Of Grant becomes more
ohr1ou. as he eamPalen proceeds. Re holds Lee
neutralixes the greatest force OF the Confedc1acy
The news was published too late on the Sd for
the Liverpool md Manchester markets, but the
fret eject was one Of depression. and cotton dc"
IL Daay Asr, elty article FAYE there is *eno
York, owing to the fatnces OF exchange: We're
these to. commence they would probably mark
The turning point T. TIC EnSsh
watched BY Federal vessels. The iru b Of there
Fort that she wcs leaking Ia not conarmc1 as sse
he House o & 81
de FevYe asked whether the attention Of the gor-
CT, ment had been directed to certain Minute OF
cupfcdcTate GoSesuaeat with reference to the
teizu1e and dfeposal bF the Confcderate cruiscrs
OF ueut.al vcseee without adjudication by pr1ze
court, and whether euch Instructions meet the ap-
ploynl Of the government IT not what measure
would be taken 10 prevent their being carried out.
Mr. 1aynrd replied that the attention Of The gov
9aesen as sa iasn tss9 1sse e0y III
II would not, however, be consistent with the In
1ere9ts Of the public service to state what steps
TgEKEr-The difficulty between Turkey and
fers1a wes growing more sez1ous. diplomatic
t In . hre at coastantinople convent and large
number Of houses were destroyed, and 100 HTes
coNNHRc1A1 xEws
L1vEnroo1, Saturday evening, March 4.
+ CoT1os-Flat. and declined Id y b since the
Australia. with news of the fall Of Charleston.
BEEADsTuFTs-Dull
Fno11sroNs-1nact1yc. Bntter declined 2s@5s.
Pork declined 1e@as6d.
LONDON, Saturday, March 4.
MONET rMAuKEr-Consols closed at Bs39s9 for
money: United States 6-acs. Ee3G54@; Rf1e, 3ii@
35}; Illinois Central, 6:z9531.
TeednE downs1rd ara xsag aS1 THSen.9 N1Ss
I'd ron,tuai' com Tery dull. Ml1ed 27s9 - Cd.
Richardson. spence c. Gopo2a' nsqee na az. a.
ciiaed 1se;s ID: bacon qu.et Butter declined 2as;
Iard FseAdy. ..,-. ra..
W. 9snISrxe}au, snI Eagsh Brandon report tho
Observation-Disclosures and steady.
lEQx-Uutl- ~. ,,,,.
iral Ree 1rm pee,.d "a 1.d
, 1865-03-17

Tic New SIX Hundred Million Loau--
Plan of Issue.

PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, Marsh 1G.-Jay cooke
reports the sueer1ptions to The 73J loan today ut
G3Ss 500, iEcludin: ,tcQ from New YORK and
$50 from, ch1c8so; aiso rssl individual sub
Rcrtpttons Of $50 aud {10-
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury arranged yestcr-
.<1ay, In Kashirgton, with Jay Cooke, The most
>1mpor,ant 1nsncial measure OF the 1ssno Of tie
8is,GOQ Geo oan. The 1re Issue Will be OF 500,
Cd. .EN On the 35sh day Of Iune next The notea,
in form, denominations, and Interest, Will be IN
all respects like the present lssue OF
Thcy wall he unlike them only In the period Of
time flxcd for their couvcrtlhility., They will
have ten months longer 10 run than the 80 b.
fore they can he changed in'o Eold-bearlng 5-s9's
by very large clnss Of Investors this difference
will bs considered to tmpart greater valne to tue
The balance ot the 5000. .o0a. 900 will probably be
AZ ycaf lonse5 In matustng than the jane tssuc,
June3Asue approach tacir end. II NAV 6e that the
,tt taIee II En- nudssd xess millions will meet she neses
issue will be dieposed Of in aHoat tI,rce 7nnnrhs
The agency o. tne Present seven-tAtrties, w7sh aI
the new loan. ~
, 1865-03-17
IMPORTANT ORDER.
Gen. Grant ExpreAAly Forbids Traffic
With The Rebel Sta1e4%

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March ia special
dispatch from Washington 10 the Bqltt'a saye;
-' Geu. Grant Aas just Issued highly important
order 1claiye to trIdc IN the feLel Stats$, with
view to put an end to the illegal rr7fic Lately At
tempted. He says that al! operations on THssury
11ade permits, by whoms granted. within the
:tate ol yirefnis, except the poruen known y the
EASTERN 6hore- and within the Suites OF North
Carolina and South t:Arolna, and that portion Of
the 6tate Of Georgia bordering on the Atlantic,
1pcludlug thu city Of Savannah, afe suspended
until further orders. The delivery Of ali goods
contracted for and no. delivered before the pnoI
cation OF this order II prohibited Tic military
are instructed 10 Rc:zc all goods ohtsined by any
such trade permit, license os asreemeo,. " CON-
Glcsion, the order eays* Supplies Of Ill KINDS
are prohibited from passing into any Of the said
States, except such a. absolutely necessary for
the wants Of those living within the lines or actnai
military occupation, and under no circumstances
viii military Commanders allow them 10 l,ass be-
yond tie llilcs they actually nod"
The Boston -1cttrfisers special eays Of General
Grants order suspcudlng Ii trade permits: ''Fh1s
order it will bc Seen etF1Ecs down at one Fwoop
the whole brood OF cotton. tobacco, tar aud tuf-
pcutlnc spectators, setting inside alike the per-
mtts Of SPECIAL n.+ntA> Cabinet u1.ni :tess, and
even Of tie President himself. Unlctat records
show that It vii! Effect jobs covering over halt u
million bxles OF cotton. 1915 brls Ut turpeltine.
5000 brls Of tnt, 200 b1as Of resin, aud 1Go 001
boxes Of tobacco.
, 1865-03-17
Il GENERAL PAN1C-TIHE ADVANCE
In GnEENIfAEAS.

The scene in the general markets yesterday
has no parallel in the commercial history Of
our city. The premium on gold fell per
cent-opening ut 1751111, and falling as low as
160. This created q general nanic among
specu1ators and holders Of produce and other
fuctpatlng property, and VIC Laye to record
!. very mntc1isl fall in prices. Wheat de-
c1incd 51z@8c per bushel Oats, e1z@3'sc; !;
Bye, &c; and Prime Mess and Mess Pork
$L00 per barrel. No l Spring Wheat fell as
low MS S1.16 per bushel, and there were no
buyers Of Oats at the close ut over so: per
7ushcl. Mcss Pork, which sold in the early
part Of the packing season ut 5000 per bar
,cl, WAS oAesvd Last night 1t $500 without
buyers, and Prime Mess Pork which sold At
43s 80, was offered at $27.00.
Since Saturday last, We note decline In
Flour Of Soc per brl Wheat, 15@1se: Corn,
5@Gc; Oats, GA@E1c; Rye. 8@1oc Per
bushcl Mess Pork, $4.0o per barrel Prime
Mess Fork, $2.oopcr barrel /; Refined Sugars,
exc per II Raw Sugars. ]z@1c per b; Tea,
1oc per d aud Coffee, 1c per b.
The following table shows the closing
prices Oh Saturday last and the closing prices
yesterday, OF the leading articles Of produce
, 1865-03-17
EEkOM SfaERnEAN'S ARMY,
Arrival Of Scouts at KGtlIntngton-De-
xn1ls OF the MarcN-21 Cannon Cap.
Iurcd.

NEW YonK, Narrh 1G-The Rtrald's Whining
ten dispatch. dated March II. Gays: - Two OF Cen
eral Shcrmun's seoute, named George II. Qatmby,
and MJron !. A1ntcE, the game who eonmunfeated
With General Foster on tnt Ogeechee, fe1chcd
Wilmington en- the 1.th. They left Sherman
reach Fayetteville either tic night Of the 10th or
morring Of the l1th. Boats startled at once up
Cape Fear river tn remove ntlstructions and open
communication to Fayetteville. -
Sherman let no serious opposition On bis
march, and fonghl1.o ltattte- Rebel scout. have
Ltcu lowering round him constantly. 4 division
Of cavalry. General McDntler'E, Ia in his rear.
DICK Taylor has not been 6een rebel reports to the
contrary notwithstanding,
General Sherman crossed the Great Pedee, at
Chersw, on fhe 4tb. The town on tue south bank
was fntrenched. bnt the rebels mnde feeble de-
f-uEe. Sherman'e carnl1y dashed in on the run,
uud the rebels dashed cut also On the run. In
thett flight, they chtyalEous1y left to nen sew
cntcen guns IN position. Four more were found
acliue as au escuEt to Sherman'e army trotting
along In front a. II they had captured his whola
army az they a1so had division of very peaeeablC
cavalry following behind, -"
The aru1y 1s In most excellent health and cond1.
on tic Grorgia march. At trst, one quarter "a
tons OF meat and other provisions were served.
but tie abundance found in the country soon rcn
dcItd Ibis unnecessary, and now only coffee and
.ngnr are tssucd. Every thing e1.e l. fhrnlehed
hy foragtuE parties.
A communication WIS sent to Sherman on tht
11th, by courier escorted hy regiment Of cav
airy, THIS was rendered necessary BY strong par
iits OF rebel tcouts and Cuerillas.
On approaching Wilmington ,Shefman's con
dctcur Of forty miles TheF represent the people
dwelling along the route strongly f4yoriu9 the
Culon, and anxious for the appearance eftle na
uonsl army. :x:1a4
, 1865-03-17
NRm aopertlssmcn:B.
TOWN LOTS AT AUCTION
IN order to supply the great demand for lots IN
BOONE, BooNE CoCxrT, IONA.

The Cetar Eapsds ana Mlssour. River K.t'ro.t ,r1
ko1s,, s,ose and dwelling no1se lots ad,onln tho
samc It public a1euoa, On WEDNESDAY,. tho :9t. of
soone i Il Dcs Notn.. Valley 80 miles due west Of
Chics 20. = ftom hc Ass'sstpps snd % n'es b.
west of the city Of Des Aones Tne tFacS u now atd
t. vt, u n'e nd h., Of ne staen m a md ~. 5s
vicinity The besl bott* Of heavy tim her Land
n ine STATE ~ abundance Of eo*! Of 20 e7s:l'ent
Monts sntt ii fotssr*. aud ercp .sstons 6einE
made 70 nliar It on large scale Tor shlpmsat GoM
Il i ntended mako this pcins the terminus Of
ntvts'on Of the Cedar ftapi!s and Missouri River
-, etEsi Ksisscsd poas n he SoIsassa i .tts,
T. believed that II VIII he he shtneus point aI
&: &: s;ssssess + s, qs; bss :se q "a VIII! %
Gliding more taag one,9Qarter Of i3Ea AZ of Duo
tah. and merry a Of Nsnr ~kn Being but 10 nils
business. so!ug to q o.sco, lteso, aad C1ah. on
tAc Of he road NUT r.ma1n ior son1o ttmo
st Boone, and iHr*e section Of IBIS Ecrttls valley
"" e e 1 aesas 70
mechanics rat,ceAhts proiss sstona msn, de*l"fs IL
s snr @p Elm
Is ,nvtted to this size 1'~'' ~~''
f u ee tnS
Tr7lns leaving 'hics2o ~ O'Clock n the evening".
M p A. Lo Fsss1 S:sns ns5t
Tbs Cedar Krrtcs aod Missouri River Eatrosd
Compaay h.sslso sor sale. a low prizes, desEao,e
weeks
100000 Acres
q s e ees@pssd % Rea
settlers
For fa1ta:r particulars address, w,,xvr
Ss fsrP Pteasas aA Chief EsssS:: ss isS+
, 1865-03-17
Review Of the 9Th Corpk-Ehe Peace
Run0rs Unfounded-EKcAa u
NenspapeF1-Our Sick Soldiers.

WAsnsc7os, Thursday, March 1s-Informat1on
from the Army ol tho Potomac Gays the 9th Corps
VAS reviewed on Tnesday By General Warren.
THIS corps is Of tie largest IN the army, and,
1he urmost diligence il exercised by the COM
psfgn.
fassengtrs direct ffem City Point say there WAS
not even rumor At tn It place Of Peace Commits
rTnefs cna from Richmond, Il wss induztIous:y cir
s9.alea se.;. elsewhere yesterday, The Vance who
sa ot Governor Vance, Of North Carolin., to
~ nnacns9Etd, nas md not Governor Vance himself
1eaeoee commissioner, with two imaginary col.
~ eenr5si h aongrtreet has placed restacsion On
i"r date gt q ts permitting onlr dsto
Srsvo1 r. haxe ~. tensi naper3 say they Will en-
to CITY Point @~'o osea 1enoFe"
, 1865-03-17
:Whtfdqo Mrit>nne.


O~S AskA 4 AAHAN4Ee
Our advertisers, just now, are crowd
ing cur space rather severely, and forcing
us TO use smaller type in order to gIre the
news. We ttust our readers will he patients
aor 1he rush will probably be over in lew
weeks. Shon1d advertisers require, "e have
smother resourcc left, which is to enlarge TIC
TRIBUNE, thing We shall do Il necesssry.,
THE NEWS.
The of1icfn1 bulletin from The Assistant
Secretary Of War brings the most Cheering
ncys. Gen, Grant has received letter from
Gen. Sherman 1rlttcn at Fayetteville On the
12th. in n nhieh H. states that the army is VIII,
in excellent spirits, ard las thus far met with
70 serious opposition. At Columbia he de-
stroyed immense arsena]s and captured forty.
three cannon at Cheraw he captured twenty.
51ve cannon and at Fayetteville twcnty more.
besides 5000 barrels Of powder an. large
amounts Of the material OF war. The victory
over knpatsick claimed by the rebels was as
usual 1ebcl defeat. Later but unofficial ad-
vices place Sherman at Gol1sboro with good
prospects for an .immcdiate union of his
3orces with seho6cld. who at last accounts
was at ktnston, that place haying been sur
rendered on the 18th.
The annual report Of Secretary Stanton,
showing the condition'of the military cstab.
3ishmcnta; the preface to Louis Napoleon's
Life OF Caesar. which is now attracting uuu-
sual interest In Europe; important extracts
from the rebel prese, and other interesting
selections from the ctssfent news, will be
found upon the intide pages OF this issue.
General Grants order qcremptorily prohib-
iHng traffic with tue rebel States, except IN
certain Localities named in the order, is
proper appendix to the Presidents Procla-
nation, which We printed yesterday. bearing
upon the same topic, and will, If tigid1y en-
forced, 20 far towards suppscssing most
fagrant and reasonable practice. Commu-
nlcation with the outerde world has been
severed By our recent successes upon the
sea coast. ih1s order closes the last avenue
OF supplies oy stopping me shipment OF con
traband goods by sympa thizcrs In the North.
In this light, It may be an open question
whether Singleton, IN his efforts to exchange
bacon fer tobacco, is not amenao?e to the
penalties Of the proclamation and the order,
The Secretary Of the Treasury has arraur
ed for the Issue Of the new s6oo.o1O o0o loan
authorized by the last Congress, The first
issue Of $500, OK, 600 will be made On the 18th
of June, In notes similar to the cn.Thtr-
tics, both in denomination and interest, cx-
c,pt that they have TIN months LONGER to
run before they are conv.rtble into gold
7no.in,, honds. The ba1ance of the lfan will
1,robab|y be issued in the same manner. oat
The time has not vet been decided upon def
nitely, and will depend somewhat upon the
progress Of the war and the demands upon
1hc Treasury,
The news from Europe is Of interest. The
fin of Charleston and Columbia created a
nan;c amonr The Enrl,sh neutra1ity represen.
..:.
, 1865-03-17

others Of the rebels in this city, tic Provost Mar
sEali will lie doing the country sore service.
a rnmoF prevails among steamboat men that
rebel ircendlarfet have arrived from the Sonth to
brf1 steamers On the r1vers. A renewed vigilance
Is exercised to prevent their success
There IL a great rush Of land buyers to this city
ard State for Investment IN lands desol1ted BY
hushwhackerp. The trans On the North Missouri
ard Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroads hare lately
been crowded with persons looking for eligible
fsr1ne and the Copperhead stories about thou
Faus leaving the State refer only to scccssonists
diecustco because slavery is no more.
The teccss1onIsts assessed for the benefit Of
Union refugees have compromised with General
Dodge by promising to ralse $40, COO bT voluntary
kntscr1nt10Es for The E9me object
, 1865-03-17
Nem advertisements.
10Th Ward Draft Association.

Atn large meeting Of the citizens Of the 10Th Ward;
b. Wednesday ey' ntng. Masch IS. ,hs following
le<o utf1n 8s adopted.
Rx,olvrp. That Tie Collecting Conmitte OF the
Ward es and ttey arc here y otdeEed t. collect all
aid psy lhe eame over - the Treasurer, cnou fh
oEey having been s1hs crbed to nit the quota OF the
without dehy to lie st III A,ntie street. or
to oi the Co'lec. Ing Eomuttte. Prourt action
OF vital Importance, htt nnlth8 til" money IL itle
tiafel, patd IN cicnmst4Icts Eay Intervene to
Cnrnx onn fnn,e at snd s.,s nn snh1snaa. rtnet
, 1865-03-17

SuepcnRIon Of the Drnft-mut1ny on
the Frontler-1he Weather..

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Frtbune.1
ST. PArI, Thursday, March 18th.
The draft in this Stote has been temporarily
suspended, ito allow :owns soi1l theirIquotas. The
law compelling towns to furnish thcls OWL quo.as
from their own limits, strikes terror to some
towns which had raissd handsome suus to buy
men. The email towns are much pleased With
the provision.
4 company Of soldiers mutinfed at sauk Cantre,
frontier post, last week. Gen. Sihley ha. taken
meas urcE to stop the disturbance and punish the
offenders.
Our enoT. which was foot deep on a level two
days Ego, Is rapidly vanishing under the inlaence
aatff1
, 1865-03-17
Fitzpatrick Surprised by Wade
Hampton, but Rallies and
Defeats Him.
Important Order by Gen.
Grant--A Flank IsEovc.
mert On Spectators.
Tic sG0o,00o,000 Loan---Plan Of
Its Issue.
FROM EUR0FE:-..EFFEcT OF
LATE UNION SUCCESSES.
GREAT PANIC TIE MARKETS
GOLD CLOSED At 1914, :.


WAN DErAErNxT,
WAsuEGToS, Thursday, NarSh $3.50 p. nsf
To MajoS General Dix:
The following dispatch has been received this
evening ut this Department:
C11Y Po1Sr. Thursday, March 1e.
Hon. c, 4. Dana, Asststaa; Secretaty OF War:
SIN just In receipt Of Letter from Gcncral
Sherman, dated the 18th, from Fayetteville. lie
having met with no serious opposition. Hardes
keeps in his front, at respectable distance.
At Columbia he destroyed immense arsenals,
railroad establishments, and forty three cannon.
At Cherawa he forud much machinery and wAr
1naterial, including twenty-five cannon and a,6o0
barrels of gunpowder..
In Fayetteville he found twenty pieces Of artl-
lcry and much other mate1ial.
BE ssys nothing ehoat E4tpats1ck's defeat by
Hampton, but the officer who brought the letter
aay. that befurs daylight on the 18th. Hampton
got two brfgades In the 1eas OF Hlpaulck.s head-
quarters and surprised and captured nj the Staff
hut two of1cers. Fitzpatrick escaped, formed his
mcu, md drove the enemy with great loss, recap
turing about all thst he had lost. Hampton lost
Solicit dead on the le1d.
fS3Cned1 q. 8. GRANT,
Lieut. General.
s.Auother telegram from Gen. Gsaut-e headqua1-
ters reports that the Dolly Dispatch ia the only
paper issued today in Richmond. It ksys: The
Dispdtch is published this morning On half =
sheet only because OF the fact that all the en-
p1oyec*-ps1rters, reporter. md elcrss are mem
be1s Of military organizations md were called
, 1865-03-17

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Marc,, 1G.-Tbs fo,-
loving was sent to Gov. fenton on learnln1 f1a",
him that he had issued circulars a''out dclaytns
the draft:
WAfMS0roN, March Ii.
HI. Excelleucy. Gov. &. E. Fcnton, Albany:
Your te]eera1, OF yesterday 10 inst received. /
do moi understand your d,sp,teh- No de'ay that
know Of has been authorized. nor Il It nkels
1hst aDy will be permitted On anv othef condition @
rhnn fhn.c heretofore .t1ted aud repeated.
1Ent If the boards nse fully occupied In e1anina-
ton Of volunteers the delay 1e to continue only
10 lonc az tlty o1c fully occnptq1 IN tnst %ay.
fEtrDed JAS. Is. FHf* 1E1- AA2&. NGAA
, 1865-03-17
The $40 Coupons.

NV yonK, Thursday. March 16,-The com, =;
,n.'t;als epecal says the opinion prevails IN ven
informed fnencial circles, that the Asslspnt M
lreasufcr of New York hat hecn authorized ny
soeeereiar! MeCulloch to anticipate the pay ne 1t
<.,t 81 tne MY coupons Q! s eqs Mt HI disctenoa.
market Nafr1r,1. ~ ".s. ' @
, 1865-03-17
FROM EUROPE.

The News OF The Fall Of Charleston
English Estimate Of Gen. Sherman
The Rebel Refugee foote-The N nr~
ketx, &c.-Parl1a11ensnry Debates
Great Ftre In CoaetanllnoPle-100
LtTF& Lost,
, 1865-03-17
DARING BURGLARY
I'M ADRIAN.
Safe of the County Treasurer
Broken Open.
Twenty THOUSAND DOLLARS
5 ToLEN! :.

ADRIAN, Aschigun, February II, 1865.
The SHE robbed IN our Tnult va. made BY p1zuoL0,
BAuNAss l. Co.. CT Cincinnati. and sold as one OF
their best Eli: nnd Burglar Proof Safes. It has nslds
doors, aac inside CT them was q stesl.ltped money
yatl. in which Was the money audb bonds, an bunting
to oyereo co., which was robbed on the nigh: OF the
lsh hItant.
J.1.KNAPp, County Treasurer.
, 1865-03-17
N.efo advertisements.
3" "CAUTION."': +"

Mr F. Pratt cautions the public againtt sceeps,
Ing a. facts certain allegations made aga'nst the
merits OF the Great American safes He ssys: "said
allegations are made Without date OF signataro,"
M1. P1att's CAUTION" blinds bis eyes to q t:uA
which seeus to hut. H.re the "al1esatioas"t to
which he refre. I1he needs more DATES snd srGSA-
TIRES they may be had.
, 1865-03-17

Connsca4on of the Properly OF the
vie 9fIEarsy-A !knah TOR Real Es.
-Sccess1ontstA VOLUNTARILY Car1naI ltes fes
linton Refugees. luz
, 1865-03-17


t.or.zcd AgeEt Of the Treasury.
No.5 NASSAU SrR1KT, Feb II, 1855.
7hts Bank VIVA os.apszeu under the Nasloua1 Banx-
icg ACT tn June lhsr ~ Mr. G. v Culver and asao.
ciatfRlt5a psld1p captn OF e5on oo0, and haa been
iusucresstdi operation since that period.
Its paii.rp capital h;s uov BEEN increased to s1.-
noGs1. SD. By re=eat Arrangement, Meas1s- Wins
lew. anieT c.. this city. together with poztlo1r
cttheir correspondents being persons Of Re kuo
stsndi1g ard large peeuu.ary means. have become
owners Of Moss Of IT. capital stock. liz
control and management. Nj. Cuser retaiatas ~ his
int rest and accepting the Vice Presidency.
Tie managers Q! 1hts Bunk are, aud :cr mary years
have beer in ceee aud extensive bpsineAs relations
With Banks aud Bsnkeis In all parts OF tho country.
snd the- experience acd ndeitty 70 the interests
trusted to ttetr care need Eo reconm endation.
The Bank Ia now prepsred to open accounts wiki
depos!sors, and Vl allow four per ceat- tdfest to
Banks and Bankezs on shetr credit hAa1aes. reudeE
Ing sccoants cu1rentmonthlY:
Collections made thF1ughn parts Of tee co1ntydn
the mcst favorable TERMS.
This uauk Ia an accredited Azent Of the Govefu-
mens and will giye part1cular attention to tnn pur
chase M 6ogerrment sccusitle', Win receive sub
c1EtcEs for Unttet States - 10 Treasury Notes. AZ
Loving lhe u5ual brokerage TO Bau6s aud Bankers.
and vii ttscharge all business entrusted to it,
promptly, aud without ccst to lts correspondence
lid. LAHIKH. President
c. JORDAN, Cashier. mh15ut7z1ttnkt
, 1865-03-17

1urrehuere<I on the 13th-Sherman
Undoubtedly At Go1dsburo-Eapture
OF u rebel IfeE1u1ent.
, 1865-03-17
l.5OO bbIs. Daily.

Seven new wells are a1.o nearly completed. which
II Averaging as ptodustlve those last sunk, will
make total production OF 21s1 bsrre.s daily On this
bas!s the Income Of this Company v7on.d amount -
nearly SEQ barrels t6ry, or m Income OF 1901 m
hnnum.
Tie Company have determined to xork 50 nov
leases dnIlng the preatne year, which command 4
bonus Of from Too to s1t 90 each, aud from the
wells sunk under these leases largely augmented
production Is expected, a. the tucome Of the Com
pnuy would p. obaolY be more than doublet, which
weu'd make II amount to over 81 sooRoo per annun.
, 1865-03-17

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TRILLIANT SUCCESS OFTHE
6uEeLER GALLERY III LAKE STR SET. Ga
~ 20 those b~aut.tu. Pictures On Fofce4Ain II
f:oio,s q. UKEkN. ef this 5ailer7. hAs experiment
s,ufs1 ram rniulaturt to $40 ol nta. ALI wa1ks OF
Lit Tsysanted TO pleaae- Chtitrt8A pictures alWaJs
Neatlves Or pictures o: Any ftni must bs tens II
O GRKFHs lis Lake attaet. to FecetYo attention.
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, 1865-03-17

Interesting from Oregon and Nevada
The International '1rIeGrapn-1Iift-
Iary Mutters-0ii Prospects Marine
Acknowledgements OF Treasure.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

The following are the findings and sen
ienee IN The Crane Court Martial:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

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