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, 1865-03-26

~ The new Austrian Minister at wash
,nrfoi,st Connt Wydenbrnch. Il Tho scion Of
~ anc'ent aud noble family, and Is about
forty.ave yea1s Of age. He has been attach
I'd IN different capacities to the missions st
!. P.ria. London and Rio Janei:o.
, 1865-03-26

xranrv Ward Beechef4 f4-personnT Dcs-
rrinilone--The FioDda--.T he Gold
Speculation ~ NoW York; New
sns1-rfsn Drnfk.
, 1865-03-26

w The first election Of the city of Lin
coin, Hogan comfy, } in this State, under the
new charter passed a. the late session Of the
General Assembly, took place few days
ago, and resulted In the election Of j. c. Web
ster, Republican, and editor Of the Lincoln
Herald, Mayor, orer Colby Knapp. Cop, and
Senator from Logan county in the General
Assembly Of 1858. The vote stood, Webster,
oo8 Knnpp. l91.
, 1865-03-26
rt4n aRCOED NATIONAL BANK OF CHI
EAGnx

q. s, Fiscal Agent, ard agent n Jay Cnoss Iof ie.
Notes. THESE notes sse t.ee iom sa3asgn en eon
fsties now open to subscription. and 81 The pfesent
ot ss snd 9Th q bonfs psy .nP er EN-
IEl3AL TENDER NOTES, With accrued lnttIesI 20
dste d depost Will be !ecelysd u iof s s9o ~
cc1unau1cd by list. Liberal AtT4oSeu1eu0 WILL u
made With EAnka and Bau&ezo. ,x..
, 1865-03-26

1ne receipt. uur1nE .rrT1e IL nayu prtn quite Light.
With fair demand both tor ahnnaut pad nr the natst
e1G Tia nzrtyals nave met Tltn resns asle - no
ot head spanish Aezno pssSed va4 ne
eitY 0&Y or two e1ncB nom Add4ou county, fe&'
a, Ths,s 80 1xrTe no Sheen on the u1afketto-d
, 1865-03-26
THE BABILLlON
Patent Grain Dryer |

EftAk 1mFTVftm1Hst tH
Farmers aud Grs1n De.le.t hsynz go s,,s IN ~
for Jesra balI with hst.d ara Iaussy - l. 1t.
fstn nettee that nc arc now tftSnai IL = al -
Deuojt iTyer that III dri, eeel ~ T.. Fl Il
ii Of heated OF damp e!a,n per foes, ne ~
corn On the eHt. grain that ~ PIT h Inst us =
~, damaatd can BE- p7t IN coIels!oa ~ ~ tsf,ia
plan i.s new one h.. n-sa p51t:eds r.: =. II
e1r,nfsaa 1y ia oi n anT ene hand iaf cE.ta =
4 sang cheaper md uote ami la II ~ : =
sisn s5y ether nov u us. snd n.1sa !. u; ;ss1a5
onn ior the ss1o al Rights for STATE. GSST6x Il
csn be rad r sudr7 Istn9 ;!ohA !,
trnter. ar J d 8IEtH Man, Dedot@ r,.,zszn
NAfvr1f Mnych H. 1SMt. E----@
, 1865-03-26
ARKANSAS,

Condition u tho Stafe--De4cxiptfon or
l'1ne Blu1I-S 1le G. eat H0n1e Fnrus-
Tho schools and nIarrtAges-Condi.
ton OF Women and Children.
, 1865-03-26

Ths following are Tie sales at The different yArda:
SALES OF BEEF CATTLE TO-DAY.
prr1bBuBaH And JoRr WA1n1 1AAps.
wsn~e1k Mallory sq1o ao.%ss y, e g hesd primo L
Butllr sod Kahn Y head Common steers averaging
Ms,SR sed M q aaa
F.xsttt 20 head psime sseeff averaging l':ss s'as
;G{S z "a a1s
.,eere averaaing1 1.2s!ns = $50 c,,. nu.r,.,,.
stocf averaging 0ea ~ att3;oo
y eu1RAASa TARp.
John Adsms sold Fawsett % bead prime II nliuos:
stttrs. averaging LIS ~, q *sSs4. ana p neso q
ad eo@mop sse =, av:1asins l..M ns ~ s7 %.
K.lly sold Fawsets 81 hesa primo steers averaging
COTTAGE aHovz YAKp.
@ so'd aSss 1hsa sss5s
Ing 1900 rs, ut s7oa.
The receipts for this We & show afslng or OF l.eee
hexd tom lalt VT ek Tho markst has been very dull
aud depressed during the week. and Iotw1thstandln2
tie vssy limited sales wers made with great
deal OF dtculty and IN Ill cases 1t hea15 loss to
! oEne1s.
Thee il very little demand. Eastern shippers haTo
Fin most casea lost money their recent snlpmentss
and are rot dlsposed to buy sxcspt eta great son-
| ctsslun. ..... ..--.. ...-
ronkx tho m1rket has pfsn moro active. bat ths1a
has been no Improvement In the iesng, and pEces ~
| II anything lewer than yesterday;
| There hat been decline daring tho week or rom
nc "a II 10 pss 100 rs from tho closing prices Of last
| week. There ase 500 head |, n over unso1d.
The ases 70 day snount to 8a8 head At $3.50 toT good
stocx pIs and $97S I'll Is for light 10 heay5 smooth
The following ara the quotstions ~ comp.red With
, 1865-03-26

SATURDAY EvKELa6. March 25-
The following summary shows the movement N
Produce and Provisions, ETC., during tho past "a
houfs.
prcx1prs ANN strpnxHrs yoH 1Hz PAST a HOURS
, 1865-03-26
0tI@Ihe m.rkes s weak sud fec!in,:.;:.. -.
duce onr quotations In Li1seed sni -,


FKuf1SlONS lnefe E4Sa c+I5s- fsa,.-tH
Pzorls3oE market. and prices saltd 1 .Ssd-
bus the demand was very Light.
hIcHs Fork-Eemaod limited, s4'es xr.,
hx!s c1:J,racktd Ness Pork St $:ac5; e
E31s0- %as
Prime Mess Pork-Matkek ts2rr, r,4
h.Rhtf. Sales EtFe 100 hfs cily.par IeI - .x X:
100 h:ls do st *21-D; 90 btls do q eaoe- Grs.:
&s..s0 del
Sweet Picked Hnm.-MArkss d..
buyers u l5e, anu aellera A. Htc u
Eulk MruIa-f e9lected and noHl.a a.-..,
for ahonlheEa. and 1sc lor sides, 0stS
i.urd-M t1krf Gull and nominal It Isc,
PEAe-SAst1 were br 9 At flS5
SkEDS-RecetTed, - ESQ 1s GgaN set:: ~
.sC0 D5. " :
Tinothy Heed-Nssktt stesdy. sa.s r....
bags 1t $50; 20 bsgs ae x3.s3- :
Clover 3ecd-atarket more Ectiye. Gs .r..
T. bags s1d IS bu 1t 6l2 20; brls do ~ * :;
at $1l.HH3: IL haEs At 411.fo-
Flax Sced-balks werc: II bags a. *!I
Hungarian Seed-Sales wezr: II baauES
.eUGAR%-Thc adrance1n gold has as.ec..s>..
tho matkes. and We quote an advAuce ot It !: !.
N FH1
, 1865-03-26
OIL in Cass County, Michigan.

We learn that oil has been found In hope-
1d quantities in Cass Co., Michigan, about
ten miles northeast Of Eikha1t, on the Mich
igan Southern railroad. Several farmers who
sold out their farms in the oil region of Penn
eylvania, and hare settled about Eikhart,
he<fc visited the district and pronounce the
prospects fully equal to the early develop
ments Of the sections from which they came.
The oil Ia found saturating a bog ut the base
Of range of bills, and that It ia the genuine
article there can be no probable mistake. J.
R. Mather and others Of the solid men about
Elkhart have taken hold OF the matter, de-
tcrmined to sink wells and test the extent
of the depoeit.
, 1865-03-26
- conTHERN ASp ~

Nl northern 1nalsns Esllrss.S4 Elrs III sI s,,,s s
No. 18 WIltam stretL se eossh Idefs q ~ ,do. ia
Vii Se held a the conpants oas5 Jpn pstt.a,:a
% III poi's % vii 1es = oPsa 1nMt VII bs eossa
me stock Transfer BOOZE 1no,h Avs ystrelctgHTEfpr,
9th until the 9Th pEo1tao' p's b. Z. RAaaar.tEt.
, 1865-03-26

There wasa good attendance On Change to-day
and the general markets ruled h1ner and more |
active IN consequence Of the rally In gold
The Provision market YES stronger to day. but
the demand waa very moderate. Meas Pork was
rather dull, and VIC note sales Of only 800 brls
At "a .5o6asa7o, PRIME Mes, Pork was In better
request and shade higher, With sales Of 400 brls
At ri 0on.9a bo-the latter for fayortte brand.
Sweet Picked Hams were In better request, and
bruner, with buyers at 15c and se1lers at lh}c.
Lard was neglected and entirely nominal There
Ia no effort made to sell and no inquiry.
n3ehwinea were b1so nozninal-w1th hu5ers at
s., OF aud no sellers below Sa.06.
The Flour market was dull with sales o. only
1to hr1e white winter extEaa at 1926. Nothing
doing In spring extras.
The market for Wheat opened drm ut an I'D
vance OF Sic, but subsequent advfces nom New
York quoting gold lower, caused depression md
| the market reteded l11}c On the opening ps1ce.
About 1856 900 bushels changed hands a. *l.ao aos
Extaa Red, 81, 1,aaGea. - for Extra Spring; $l1s0
eosins eesi ~ nm % At siisi or OF Mo sprine In store
Corn was very dull, with ealss Of only a@Q ou
/ Rejected at Goc. We heard Of no transactions In
| No, i, either for tsspot" or future" 's7Sa
There vas good demand for oats, and We note
an advance OF 1@18c, with sales Of 1890 bu
4s.n4eic, csoeiug quiet at 46 for No. !.
RYE was dull and lower, with niding Gales OF
| No. at 67c. p
Barley was dull, with light sales Of sample lots
at LOO On truck.
Timothy Seed 1aa steady, with sales OF prime
at ea,7sn8.e8. Clover Seed was MORO active. with
eales at .00D1a.o0. Flax Was quiet at $26o tot
| prine article.
The adyance1u gold has given flruer tone 70
| +he Grocery market, and We advance our Qoou-
| lions &c On Coffee, md 4c on Refined Sugars.
Cate we're in more active demand to-day on
| Government account, and and an advance was
gained from the closing quotations OF last week
: Of SIC per 100 1bs on primo government cattle,
while there VI. no Improvement In poor stock
The sales tu-day amount to 6a1 head at S5.00G
as7@ for poor butchers atock TO prime nlinoi'
| steers. -.
Hoea continue dull and depressed, and the mar
tet IA ve>r weak s-- -+ceiois for the week hayt
been 20 light that there are but few lelt o7.., hn
i there has been decline Of from Is to $100 iron
: the closing quotations OF last week.
The sales to~1ny nmount to eSa head at $500 70
l stock logs, and a@1l.25 for medium to heav,
hogs. g
e LATER.
IN the evening there was an aettvt deuand 70
wheat By short Sellers and the market c1osed arr
8 with heavy sales at $1.1491.1s} for NJ. spring
Oat. ruled dull. with a limited demand st 46tc an
i sellers at 46tc. Provisions we're neglected.
= Bids for Corncd Becfs
= The following bids for .Cosned Beef, for all th
military camps in the State Of Illinois, were mad
a to-day, to Capt Campbell. Q. s.:
. A. E. Rent Co., PEI 100 ns s......---......ss.s
8 Turner s. Nfcoles, " - ...............+. g.
~ Kelley d Co., .--...s---..+s.s- =.
Hothan, ~ .-.-........-..'- e.
" Singer d Co., ....-.......--... "a
l. Tho awar1s w1l1 be 1uade on Monday.
, 1865-03-26
CHICAGO CATTLE mAHKET.
For the Week Ending March Is, 1865.

sATusDkE ErExIao, March Is, 1866.
The following sabao show1 the daily receipts and
Of Beef Cattle aud Hogs during tia weak
, 1865-03-26

w0O-Recctpts 50 ns shipt e 11se. +. p
H eortinues perfectly staEnaus Taers sutat:4ns
WODD-Ihere 10 . ve1y limited dstsa21 Ersa9
At retail. Ne heard Of no lslea Of cas1oes u Esh
Rntsff D&.19d
Hickory, = cord.
,NSple, ..-...s ...'-'.t.'''-''''.''''"''.ass =
Beach ....%-...............'.'.'.... -
, 1865-03-26
4,m1cAGf DAILY MARKET

8ATrRnAT hyxsINa, March =. lso2.,
ERRkGBTS-There Is no change IN rates. Ho
, 1865-03-26

Bids Tor CdFhtH 0eEfs
The following bids for .Cosned Beef, for all tue
military camps in the State Of Illinois, were made
tn.dax q Canf Camnhall. G. s.:
, 1865-03-26
I,ATEKts

IN the evening there vas an active deuand for
wheat by short sellers. and the market closed dfui
with heavy sales at 51.1491.1s} for NJ. spring.
Oats tuled dull. with limited demand at 48fc and
sellers at 48ic. Provisions we're neglected.
, 1865-03-26
RF,nFL CORRESPONDENTS.

y,etxers from TVheel-r3s CAynIFymeu-
Tiae meapeAT People are South Car
ny3.,fnpB-Dou,I Want to Ffght amy
Lonser-The Thing about fIaSeo
, 1865-03-26

BAte4 70 4onkEk 63N pss esf les& IMAM 70 aoua1o$
Ests: g !; ii q 100 os 1sss than 70 Buffalo,
BEEF CATTLE.
SATURDAY EVENING, March n, LEE.
TIE receIpts this week have been very light, only
sl head agar sS6f head last week, aud se5 hsad
corresponding week 1851 betsE decra,se nom last
week OF 4,s72 head. The matket opened Ve'y nucn
dtpresHsd the lmmeple receipts Of tho previous week
had nooded The market. Wills hom the deficiency OF
transportation Government contractors had accunl-
ulsted lArgs amount ofstock, and had consequently
withdraw nost entirely nom tho market,
Owing to the light purchases OF the early psre q sae
wetk, tht bulk Of this accumulated atock hAs been
shipped. and this. with the light receipts has created
aomE~hat Of demand during the 1sster part Of the
week. Thls has bean checked somewhst by the 1tttn
Rency OF the money market, and eperstcrs have had
extrene difficulty In obtaining sufficient money fom
the bAnl 4 to move much stock.
Cattle have been selling for time In the coun-
Try at unprecedented high prices, and not hoot has
been sold here fer the last two weeks which has not
realized heavy loss to the owner. In map5 cases
catt Eefe Kept here On expense for \ weak or ten
dsya tnd then wtre sold at SEC leo ps lass than tbs
nrss cast IN the ccnnt15-
There has been no csttle shipped to the New York
maskst during the week An embargo WAS laid on
the New FORK Centra1 road by the late frtshet and
tppe:s we're deferred tha aud the fact that there
has been fsr tine no margfo en- Rnfpm nt1 to
York, alEross every lot of cAsta which has been
shfppcd having netted heavy loss
TO DAT The z rket has bean quite active. and shere
sre hat fw cattle len OVER aud these mostly
seek. There has been 4 growing improvement In
the feeling Of the market and gradual Advance tn
pr.ce curing the Last three dsys, and The rnafkst
c1cs-s this evening at advances On the
cs.se Of about :oc 100 d from tbs cosing quo
.apous Of last week. There has been no improve
| menf IN coArse stock.
The sales II cay amount to s1l head. u range OF
$5.Got 3as74 foF thin to prime ul1n2ia Ut .ers-
, 1865-03-26

1neo SuE.rs: ~
Cuba uba.................-. II
Enfs,ses Snesr =; y
\. i. Rennsd. poxdssed. And eraauls:ed.. ::.is1
Mhlte
circle tleA...+-....-...... .........H ~
NQ1IG u
41&
sTnuiGIie quisi 6ui afn. afnr;.''H75i:esss' Hs ascte:s
y. r sEups.. .-'''..'".....& ~.
Cabs Mulae&es......s...... .-................ ).
fSf1.dejehts fsM drIes s.: Hlvs....... I33i! Y
sA lT-stipp q. 60 or1s. Market qaIek t;1st
CHeCa4Ea Inc Sat t--..-----........-..-,...-.E .Eex
Michigan Flne BAIT. .,..... -............ iii
od Etas sslt' 1SSs..'..''-. .-.'..-'.'.'.... %1.1
Coafse h1l!..
G1opnu 66.af.
Dairy, With sacRs-.; ................-....tN
eieGsdAia@. e naast Is s;::::::::
c;Eti. npoW1R:.sivsa: pf1 e s; S: :s,4 = l..
Market nominal At 1a9f2Ae for p'1sst GIL
'STStaa@Are auitt hut nsra. We quote:
Xoung Hyscn, interior 70 ennman. a..Esgl
ao ae s9sfa s9as,ss g eae!ss e f. s.:: Is
1mpe55al. aupeslos 70 g f39s: cs:aIes
eanpssSdsF g 'qns1'sf sss & e e1a'ss Rs
Japan, natural 'eak. me 2 ex: nas. : -. ia.a
rosAccoe4as s n..fe. qaitisis:s ai: ~
F1sx sSIe'H eUr cnwua ronAoo-
Choice. all
Aet tlun...........-.-....-.... 2l4
Common. n..........-.--........~...... q =
exoxua ToRAcco-
Choice ee&..-...-.....-.s..-....+,, z
AS01uIQ--..--. s-.--e...-..s.s"....- = 4
| FLra ToHAcCo-
hsifs9lshs hsiessi Is & as
| Choice Blsef, sound >.-............. ~
, 1865-03-26

Caotirg pr1ces for cash. Msrch T. l5a- RECEIVED oYF.
&. Es,tolstatl d Co.. Commission stock and Bond
Brokers. u clark strtet, Chicago.
, 1865-03-26

THE STREET FAEu1oSg.
rhe ladies of New York are supposed to
make the teshtons for the rest OF the LADIES'
Of America, and the Empress Eaeenae, 2, =
New York ladies. Let me give you pseture
of a fashionable lady whom met 10 Broad
way Yesterday. Commencing at the teet, they
: were small. am not certain about the ., shoes
Int the snk1es we're covered with white.
| rhr skirt of the rich heavy silk dress was
: 1ocred up at stated distances, above hand
: scme ba1mo1a1, and hung In regular points Or
ftstoons over the latter garment. There waa
profusson Of simp buttons, lace; e.. ,o ets;'
e 1nr.un process, assure you, gave dne effect
. ~ the drap1ng. There MAS broad belt about
tbc fancr waist, fastened with heavy buckls
5 Of gold. Buttons as large as dinner plats
p'sssa sx ~ AsEs IL ~ faet taSy buttons
!. ~ fhtv looked like them Passing to th'
head of fhe lady, L found her hair not red
= bpt reddish-not woolly, Ike that Of az All
y can, but woolsh, tfizzle1s Al tae @ sues ~
II erti1 over with flowers, on which bugs. bird
- ~ narad dIsc. elc., etc, had been gummed.
u thought saw lizard In one rose. But gen
- t7emen fastcn their cravats nowadays Wit
IT. Why Why not allow tie ladies' to follow suite
th They dol Then the back hair, which err
he hung n "wate1fa1ls," was done up In rof
be- enclosed in a net, looking Eke large anon1
colcyed snake hanging below the bonnet, IN
quantity Of tiny snrIs darooRea over 20
ID, wonder OF the d1ess-uakes'e: bonoetrmaker
us: md hair.drcsscr's art. And have seen hui
~ dc'tnlly madc.''
ow spt cies IN ny next. They have The ga"
e here In all bis magnitlcence.
Of TIE DRAFT.
est The wheel commenced It's evoluttons =
, 1865-03-26
rlAZZIME TO THE POPE.
Plain Talk to tho Pondh:

1b0fB, very tfu45.
- Hon B. Z. Wood.
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From Washington.

W AhulNtibT llef. ~.
Tho bill TO prevent for the present tho importa-
tlon OF foreign cattle Ia order to guard against tho
plague, has passed both Home. of Congress, and
therefore only requires tho PISsidenrs Signature to
become a law. This ia the first bill passed this
seAsOn.
Eduard Lambert, 2Sth Louisiana Infantry ttobeD
who was 'entoncci to be hung for murder on Friday
next, had hiA sentence conmnted to-day by the
frc,idcut TO ten yoar.' Imprisonment in tho
Ponitentiary.
IL Ia believed that Messru Garland, Of Arkansas,
and Mari, OF louiaians, are tho only ones vho have
rppied to the nited States Supreme Court to DO re-
admitted to thei bar without being required TO take
the oath Of loyalty as prescribed by Congress The
discussion TO the Constutionaly Of tho oath Will
be atgued on Friday.
The joint special committee Of tho two House, O,
Congress on the death Of President Lincoln held q
meeting to-day. II Ia Understood that thoy will
probably report In favor Of memorial services In
February. with Hon. H. " Stanton as orator for tho
occa,on.
lnasmuch a. tho Tennessee dolesstion has boon
admitted to the hoor OF the House the delegations
from Virginia and louisiana are nov urging th.,
thcy, too should bo admitted to the same privilege
There arc certainly four aud peghlp, Eve, II the
Virginia delegation Who eau subscribe to the test
oath
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Thlrty-Nintb Session.

Warrington, Dee l3.-Mr. Stewart submitted I.
Joint resolution embracing tho following article. to
be proposed as amendments Of the Constitution Of
tho United Sta'es.
Frs.-Thc union Of tho States under this Con.
situtlon, 10 iudisoluhe aud no state can absoye n.
cl'lzent IRON the Obligation Of paramount allegiance
10 the Jnited .He,. .SrDynd No engagemen nj made
Or Oblisaou incurred by any State or BY any mum
per ol 5tsto'' or by any county, city or other
municipal corporation, 10 subveIt, impair, or resist
Tue authority OF the nitcd states or 10 support or
hld any legislature, cOuyrutiOn u lOdy In hostility
10 such authority, fhgll ever be held voted or 10
assumed OF sustained, ~ whole part, BY any state
o. By tho United staIes.
Tho resolution referred to tho judiciary Com.
mitt.e.
hr Wilson was excused, At his own request, from
service ON the Committee on Pensions and yolun-
toering Clalms
MI Guthrie presented a remembrance from tho
Executive Of Louisgra against tho election Of Mrssrs
Hahn and euler seustors from Louisiana. Ordor-
ed upon the table
MI sherman, from the Committee on Agriculture,
reported The Hou.o bi.l to plohibt the Importation
OF ieAttle 80 as to prevent the spread Of the cattle
dis,''s In this county. Tho bill was pased.
lilo Senate to- up aud passed With an imend-
mont tho resolution calling for information In re-
gafd to the employment Of porsons In the Treasury
department Who have not taken the oath OF sIles-
ance, kc., &c
MI Wilson called up bin 10 maintain the free
a'h i ths Inhabitants Of tbs siAias dAclaI I'd u be
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'''"' TO Nith
Liberal flTfo tsG tstr, f.,,.s..fs. ,, a., ST..
..- ' ''' "' ~" 7''s'
wv. ''' "'I'lA l"ufnNs are much stercised
lorrusD tFf.fr 'NUftI Amf.rtrs't sers esututet IN
D...... t. ...If-. a -
"'' N'"'' ''"" 'uhi"ah'
mrWeflT Dn0 ~ Tho cabinet has iAten up arms
asair.t tIle etppI,s .,t d. s,ti,s,t.. -.
a.. ,.,.-, 49,. ~
~" i"loNlhs dfpateh SN received from Gen
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N f W FROM MEXICO
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OmcinI Mexican Advi -.

Washington, Dee 10 Oncls sivicc, h,vs hoen
received from hatgmora, showing that Gen. E.co-
bcdo Of tho Independent army was obliged to raise
the scigc both on account Of the arrival Of large
French reiniorccments and the want Of ammunition
and provisions Tor his own troop. lie has rome TO
cup tho ely Of Monterey, where ho expects TO
obtain re'ourccs enough 10 return against Maamoras
With better chances of snccsu. The condition Of
sIaiIs along the whole frontier 10 represented to lie
most encouraging for the national c ,uss
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Important Bills and Resolutions.
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Proceedings Of Congress.
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CoTToN.-ssleI Of the ,eek 9G,OuO bales, including
Slu0j TO spectators and importers. Inc market
opt ued dulL but b cane huu,r Eui closed ii IA on
Friday at an adyulce Of Ia penny on American.
Quotations are.
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THE LIBERALS GREATLY ENCOURAGED

OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
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The sales on IuIAy scro louO balcs the ma ket
o.ohng hrm. aga.tus me AiiIVal o. the Ameucsn
neNs By tie Cubs stock IN port 56O,U.G bales, IN
cluding ll5,yU lsc'o American.
G L.v.rIooh Sfur ,ay E''H,,V, Dso, z'--Co't9h-
and buoysnt, vim spst -. ~ vance u al. to-lay.
Bgeadstufs- Inc ma. ke. - nIAeI
Provision be l.4ftuI 20 au'I
Petroleum ups sri
london, Sata,dlg Er'n'n9, De- 2.-Consol' closed
a. 81 asia Il dv..9nd I'M ALI. Ame'icsn s,ocksLI 3;
sssA.
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Favorable Aspect Of Things.
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The mails from the l'rAzti' with o dates to Nov,
sih Is received. Heavy storms at Mercade. had
greatly imp.ded the advance Of the allied armies.
In Corienties the rars.uaySns we're retiring devas-
tatins the county which they abandoned. This
emharrnsed the advancing allies The brazilian
squadron had preceded to Bel. Visio, but the state
OF the river prevented iheir further progress.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-03-10
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
BEDFORD. Pa.
VIM. DIBERT, PROPRIETOR.

VILE subscriber would respectfully announce to his
friends in Bedford County and the public generally
taa ne has leased for term of years. this large and
enient brick hotel at the corner Of Pitt and Julianna
Teets, Bedford Pa, known the WASHINGTON HO-
EL and formerly kent hv Mrs Filler
rms Houee being thoroughly re-ftted and re- fur
nlshed and is now opened for the reception of guests
Isitors to the BEDFORD SPRINGS, and persons at
snding Court viii find this House pleasant and quiet
'mporary home, Every attention win be paid to the
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The TABLE will at all times be supplied with the best
ne markets afford. Charges viii be moderate.
Extensive sahling is attached to this Hotel and a
careful and competent Hostler viii be in attendance
Special attention will be paid to the accommodation of
the farming community.
Coaches leave this House Daily, (Sundays exeepted at
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Bedford, in e o. 1864.