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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1865-01-06

A VALUABLE Boy" What can you
do Z" asked traveller Of country ur-
chin whom he saw in front Of farmers
house tickling toad with long straw.
80, can do morn considerable-I
rides the turkeys TO water, milk tho
geese, card down the old rooster, put up
the pigs tails in paper TO make 'em curl,
hamstripgs the grasshoppers, make fire
for flies to court by, keeps tally for dad
aud man when they scold at mark and
cuts the buttons off dads coat when he's
ut prayer in the mornin'."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1865-01-06

G1- scroggiDs says be can't for the
life Of him understand why gambling
house is called a hell for a man want
cd to find u pair-o-dice upon earth sure
ly the discovery would be made there.
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EatrAv.

STATE Of MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Sci.
I HEREBY CERTIFY, that s. F. Lansdale,
Of said county, this goth day of Decem-
Der, 1851, brought before me, the subscriber,
JusticSof the Peace Of said State and coun-
ty, a Dark Brown MARE MULE, found
trespassi,g on Tradelphia farm; said mule is
nearly y hands high, about Is years old,
has deict in one eye, is shod all round, and
is very Eenlle to handle. Given under my
hand. I HENRY n. HARRIS, j. p.
The Oh per of the above described mule is re-
quested prove property, pay charges, and
take her way. S. +. LANSDALE,
dee 23H 3t Triadelphia.
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EStrav.

STATE or MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Set
1myFA | hereby certify that Thomas II
E9&A Rabbit, Of Montgomery county
I'LL brought before me, the subscriber
Justice of the Peace in and for said county,
this lGih DAY Of Nov'r, 1864, as a stray, tres.
passing upon his enclosures, one White and
Red STEER, with Il white face, white tail
and the letter :" marked on each horn.
Witness my hand.
HENRY N. HARRIS, J. p.
Theowner Of the above described Steer IL
requested TO prove property, pay charges, and
take him away. TIfOS. II. RABBIT,
Lyle near tho 10Th mile stone on the
Washington and Brookeyile Turnpike.
nov. 2J-3t
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BLACKSMITHING.

~ THE undersigned having taken
$500 the Blacksmith Shop directly on
&zz5sk-zEes.s8 the turnpike road from Rockville
to Georgetown, short distance below the
junction Of the old Georgetown road with the
pike, and about q miles above Tennallytown,
is prepared 10 do, at short notice and on very
reasonable terms,
BLACKSMITH WORK,
such as SHOElNG, IRONING WAGONS &
CARRYOLES, and all other kinds Of country
work.
He respectfully soicits patronage from the
citizens Of Montgomery county, and pledges
himself TO give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
june ply AUGUSTUS q. FLACK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1865-01-06

Err An inmate Of tho poorhouse in
Winchester, Connecticut, died last week.
and local paper published the following
obituary notice Of him:
" Exchanged bis poverty for eternal
riches, and bis rags for a crown which
fadetb not away--at the Winchester poor
house, November 5. 1864, james G.
Smith, aged 81. The pall-benrers we're
few on this side---not 20 many. perhaps,
as they that waited on the shining shore,
and went up with the old man to his
Fathers house"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1865-01-06

Err A farmers wife 10 speaking Of tho
smartness, aptness and intelligence Of her
son, lad of seven years old, to a lady
acquaintance, said d" He can read flu
emily in every book of the Bible, repeat
the whole catechism, and weed onions as
fast as bis father" I" Yes, mother" add
ed the young hopeful, land yesterday /
licked New Dawson, threw the cat in the
well, and stole all old Hinkle'sgimbIets.
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EStrav.

STATE or MARYLAND, AoHtg0mery County, Set.
L HEREBY CERTIFY, that R. b. Farquhar,
Il farmer Of said county, this 18th day Of
November, 1864, brought before me, the sub
scriber a Justice of the Peace Of said State
and county, a Black BARROW HOG,
with crop and slit in the right ear, and crop
and underbit in the left ear. Witness my
hand. GEO. II. BRADDOCK, ]. =.
The owner Of the above described hog is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take him away. X. b. FAEQUHAR.
NOV lA-2L
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FOR SALE,

4 FARM OF 1876 ACRES, more or
IA less; it is in a good state OF cultiva-
ton, under good fencing, and wen watered ;
Immediately on the road leading
from the Mouth of Monocacy to Edwards
Ferry; two miles from the canal, and about
the same distance north of Poolesville. The
consist ola comfortable Frame
Az,+A DWELLING EEOUSE,
fsssstSN and all necessary OUT-BUlLDlNGS.
..:sBxA This farm is at present occupied by
-k-kND Robert T. Cooley.
If tits not sold by the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH, 1865, this Farm will, on that
day, be offered at public sale, on the premises,
at the hour Of clock, p NJ
Szs- TERMS accommodating.
nov l8-ts WM. II. COOLEY.
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Wood! Wood!

LN0E SALE, quantity Of Pine WOOD
H. Standing, about FIVE miles north Of Te,
nallytown. Enquire at the Sentinel Office.
sep is---d
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w. r. HURDLE.
wHoLETALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
TEAS. HITES. LIQUORS 4 GROCERIES
OF ALL KINDS,
No. 40 HIGH ST. (Cor of Dumbarton)
GEORGETOWN, D, C.
All kinds of Country Produce
Bought at Highest Market Prices.
oct G--f
EDWIN HIGGINS.
Attorney at Law.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
No 81 Lcxing-O
ton Street, ! Reference.
St. Geo. W. Teacl,le, Esq, Baltimore;
VIM. Critchton Son, {"
II. J. Werdebaugh & Co. A"
II. Easter & Co i"
Daniel Miller 4 Co. +"
Woodward, Baldwin Co. +"
W Neirs Bouic, Esq, Rockville, Nd;
VIM. Thompson, Of R., Esq, Aontg'y Co.
aug l2-tf
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EStraV.

us UTfbV.
STATE on MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Sci.
I HEREBY certify that, on this 18th day OF
November, 1894, j. N. ALLSUTT, Of the
aforesaid county, breught.before me, the sub
scriber, Justice Of the Peace Of the State and
county aforesaid, as an estray, trespassng on
his enclosures red STEER, with white
streak down bis back marked with a slit in
the rigl.i ear, supposed to be three years old,
next spring. WIN. MATTHEW'S, j. p.
The owner Of the above Steer is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take him
away. }. N. ALLNUTT,
Living three miles north Of Seneca Mills
nov. 25-3t
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STOCK OF GOODS.

on hand, suitable to the season and the wants
OF the community. n. MORGAN,
JOHN II. HIGGINS.
Rockville. Nd. April Isl. 1862 If
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1865-01-06
N OTICE,

WE, the undersigned, have entered into
w Coparlnership, under the name Of
NJ. MORGAN d HIGGINS,
and occupy the old and well known Store
House Of Mrs r. V BRADDocK, where we
shall be pleased to see the customers Of the
former occupants, and the public generally
promising 10 sell goods on as good terms as
they can he bought in the county, or the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
We shall endeaSor at all times, 10 keep a
well assorted
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1865-01-06
VALUABLE & DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TRACT OF LAND,

NHE subscriber offers, at private sole, the
A VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
, 1865-03-16
FROM scaoF1EL0's ARMY.
Tho Victory Over Bragg Complete
NuT Loss zSfnall-AddtIionAl Oetntls.

PHnADE1ru1A, "Wednesday, March 15-Thc
Bulletin has received the following special dis
pateh:
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 15.-At NOON,
to-day, the War Department received advices by
the steamer LeLigh, at Eertress Monroe, that
Schohr1d occupied Kinston. n. C., On the 18th
instant. Gen. Brngg and his army retreating.
A dispatch from Eewbern, dated the 1fth, says
that the prisoners taken by the rebels in front OF
Ktnston have been rccaptu,ed; that Gen. Terry
tne formed Junction with our forces there, and
that Sherman was expected IN the rear Of the
rehele al Goldsboro On the nth or 18th.
The nost's Washington special says that Gen.
scho1ela has placed Gen. Hawlcy 10 eommand At
in RiEs e1 Of Sss oa5Sei Hs e
tteTiarttord PFfes to enter the army.
NEW YoRK, March 15.-The Htrald's Newbern
% r.
corpe commanded by Gel: Cox reached the vicinity
o: Ein.ton. occurred o9 Friday. The rebels bad
Ra o saoa
IN Cor, and it urged them to extraordinary dcs-
p"rAtton. They chatced again and again upon our
though The day. Generally. they spent their fury
upon the lef, Ect come Of the time they would
charge upon the entire line, vatn!y hoping that
The o. s9
cround hero1caliy, a. atte:ted. ~ piles Of slain
rebels lying before our works IL various direc-
fe .'fSss e es x0F62
Friday night md Saturday morning, Co1ch,e forces
came 1p from towards Wilmington, and cHactsd
uncton With ce1 %hsh E..e Us IN an da o.
come informed. So they at once began 10 4sl
SscS. ahandoutng all further opposition this aide
Of he Ncuee River; They arc :now on The north
to Tx Eineton partially burned. Ihe muchtalked~of
nm Nopse was also partially destroyed.
.0at forces followed them up vigorously, ana
, 1865-03-16
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAaIA-
TION---h WARNING TO
REBEL COMFORT
ERS.
FROM THE MOBILE EXpEni1t0M--'
GENERAL HERRok's CAVALRY
AT CLINTON.
Another Flight Of Peace
RumOrS.
CAPTURE Of the Rebel Con-
eral Bankhead.
GOLD CLOSED WEAK At IT'S IA.
4 Timely Warming TO Reetdent and
Alien Rebel ComiorterH.
DErAHTXEST OF STATE.


WASHINGTON, March II. 1865 {
The President directs that all persons who ere
now, or shall hereafter be found within the Unit
cd States, who have been engaged IN holding In
tercourse or trade With the insurgents, BY sea. If
tbey are citizens Of the United States, or domfcl-
ed aliens. be arrested and held As prisoners Of
war until the war shall close, subject, neTerthe-
lees, to persecution by trial. and conviction for
any ofenee committed by them ae sples or other
wise. aeninst the laws oil VIZ.
The President further directs that ail non.rost-
dents md foreigners, who nov are, OF hereafter
shall be found IN the United States, and who hare
been, or shall have been engaged in violating the
blockade Of .he insn1gent port.. ahall leave the
United States within twelve days from tae pnhlt.
cation Of this order, or from their subsequent
arrival in the United States, On the Atlantic side,
and forty days On the Pacific side Of the country.
and such persons shall not return TO the United
States during the continuance Of the war.
proyo.t Marrhhls and MarshalH Of the United
Stste. will arrest and commit to military custody
nil such offenders is shall disregard this order,
whether they have passports or not, and they Will
be detained In Euch cnstody until the end nj she,
war, or mt! discharged by subsequent order OF
The President
tSicned) 'Nx L. SEWARD,
- tnfa
, 1865-03-16

1hc market8-Gcn. Herronss CaTa1r
E1pcdItlon-Capsure Of a Rebel Gen
9TAfs

NEW ORLEANS, March ., ria Cairo, 15.-There
are great fears Of q creyaste opposite tnf* city
which Will prove very destructive shoold 1t oc-
The Morning Stsr leaves to night for New York.
Arrived ehips Harriet Mooney, Cook, Commerce,
Boston; ship Artisan, Ncs York.
The tchopncr Matilda, With 50 hales bH cotton,
was captured IN Termillion Bayou W,.u the steamer
Glide.
Cotton unchanred> snc.jr scarce, asa strictly
prime. ST., white eaar. rr.aed; 1nolassea la7; ex-
-gAIoS Eat Hs KoGr--, March 2-vIA cA1no. March 10.
1l9e cav: :..ry expedition sent trom here W Gsn;
- has been heard from lne{ oceu21ssu s1s.
.aton and Jaoksou, L., after some heavy FIT,
and wounded, !nltct1ng loss on thin OF thirty
or for1v aud some prisoners, including two on,
eers. The roads over which our forces passcd
| were in terrible condition, anil bridges had to be
init over nearly every bayou. The rebel 1orce u
| rnncc7tratcd at Liberty. under Gena- Hooge ana
Srotf orx. cavalry was undet INC lmneu1atc
cowm.p3 nSu,1 31l u, Rsl1y and Davis:
| information received - Ia command OF
! .'at -. "as at Macon Last s.enae,,- in that
about LOCO men. Great activity p1.vA1,r.. -
department, and Forrest was rsp1dly zddfpE ~
and organizing his forces.
New 0r1esns cotton buyer. arc h0NinE On tol
The 2utltc sale hy order Of the o. S.
Agent. No transactions in sugar or mGHss-~-
The rebel Gen. Bankhcad WIS recently t. el
prt*oncr ty Lieutenant Of the Federal nay;r. IN
ecnt'fo this city t. report to Gen. Canty. HI III.
en- route from Richmond 10 report to KIRBY Smith,
at fbe time OF his capture.
, 1865-03-16
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
fifth WARD.

Attn. meeting Of the members ct the Filth Ward
Mutual Protective Association held Tuesday eTehnE.
March II, ut Raher's Sa oou. the following motions
were made and unanimously carried:
1st That The Executive Committee ba Instructed -
nrrrre forthwith to co 1cct al t18 money possible
10 TO mmt re-1u1tluK tcs The Ward II large On
We5ut Stay, March Is
o. That tic names ct al! those who 1ef1se TO IT.
the ca1t OF lhe Eo11renZ Couuttse4 be ported
un In The most public places In the wsrd+
"a Thai another meeting be held next SATURDAY
EVRNiSG March Il. 1T John Rlbert Salon. to herr
ibe 7efort. OF the Collecting and RecFuiting Com
tnttfeet 1U1EfH Il atA9Gh.
mh1fn5.8 It Secretary pro 'em,
, 1865-03-16

We COMPILE from the most reliable sources
4 correct statement o1 distances between the
VARIOUS p''ln.s " 4n.ess ~" eussas eas
stten''on VI osu ouc. .4@I . ~ ~: ~ a.oo
~ u connccuon eneie~.1 s"e .:.,' '''e' S aeey!-
1lSe accouu'o y! ''ne ~ ~ 'ou' e4'.eo Auu 1o"10
supposed 70 Dc oes'nso e,e aons ~ coms
under Inc 1mmeolae inspection o' LUG cn'on
con"anoe15'
LAuA.L ILL.,, s,,. noI "sa an.1, u1a 90. s,.etnu .n
uA.ea 1.o '1sS ~ - e.-t~.un .,t,.
~ nsuuonr al rsS"..ay,,. . ~ ~. a;.+an:a % ~ t.a.,
Tso. co., n ns, - Ga,dsharo - ,,;ne+r1s r,;,ss
a-,haosto., asa ~ 5,rsct,nn and fao,, 1sn-s1
- 14.,, ". p.,sIa o,on+ roi,as ~
~. .,1a.t...' ~ . 10y -,a.,h
a1e..aou T.s, 49,. L. s,+.+oa u cnr,h.r,a,a
- -, ~. .ort1 i. .,,, of+ha c.,,o
, 1865-03-16

WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, March 15.-lnformA-
.4,o, rom The Army Of the Potomac, epeaking OF
,sheridan,s eucceee in destroying the lynchburg
It p9n1 snd tna1 naf'n Ie :, e.
dama Y IKE he Write House. and that military on.
cefs hlch in authority claim this TO- ne the Must
aos fat,e7ce at Fort Morton aheled the cne-
49,. itnes britkly on Mondsy afterpooni and were
5 a5':,Ied ID, hut With no damHce a far as Eno"9:
continue TO come ieto our Hath tSer
ho1see md equipments, which they "efc a1o"eo
, 1865-03-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
ASeiCumentsto ts to Old Re leHfuentS-Trana
ferA Of Illinois SufdierB.

:. Especial Dispatch 10 the CHICAGO T1ibune.]
SrR1KGF1x1n, Wednesday, March Is.
Companies continue to arrive at Camp Butler to
be assigned to old regiments. The following Is
list Of all asa,gned up 10 this date:
Captalns Coscrove, Hoyt and Hubbard to the
Th lpf,utry; Captains LoveWe1l- MrRrnrfa. bran
don, Dockstader, Peck and sngloz to the 18Th In
fantry; Captains Yearean, Brewer, Foster. steere
and Lee to the 18th lnfantry; Captain Heidleseder
to the 4sd infantry; Captains Lynch. Skies, Bal
lard, Gowdy and Durley to The 47tb fnfantry. In
addition to the above there are yet eight or ten
companic. at Camp Butler unassigned. Col. Cyrus
Hall has been appointed Colonel Of the 18th and
Capt. B. F. Ford Quartermastes~. Thsy are both
in the city, and will leave in few days With the
seven companies to join the remainder Of the
regiment, now with Sherman.
All Illinois soldiers wounded and confined In
New York are TO he transferred to Illinois, By
der Of Gen. Dix, upon the urgent request OF Gov.
{1c1eahy -
, 1865-03-16

<ne mupdy IIanged-A FassenEer
Train Thrown from The Track bF

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, March 6-.Jerome
f-iarke. alas Sue Muudy was hanged TIL: Afternoon
in pursuance OF the sentence uf MIIita'y CON-
mife1on. lie died protecting that at the uEae Ut
-hin canturc. ana since The commencement of the
war, he wus1 Confederate soldier.
There arc elieht chances Of Magruders Feeov-
cry from h,a wound. The trial Of McdekiG is
postponed hy request Of the able counsel bJ whom
he will be defended.
The afternoon passenger tram to Nashville yes'
ans Express Company car tender nnd locomo-
tive, Was thrown of the track last evening BY the
removal Of rail BY abont W OF Geutrys gueFillas.
cars burned. The Adams Express Compauy's c,r
va but aatght}y Injured and their freight not
:Tnuch damaged. The guard on tn train, said 10
.nuinumber the aseailants, "a. not molcsted, Tho
naarillax LEFT n!1eI burning the pak.enger cats
, 1865-03-16

AAAkCN AEV2A A<uAOf1Gs
PORTLAND, "wednesday. March 15.-The Peru
y1an, from Liverpool tid Londonderry, Sd, arrived
Political nevg untmportant
The h5nk Of EnglaLd has reduced Its rate Of dis
II Tic opening of the Telegraph to 1ndia attracts
Queen V1etoI1a hes temporarily emerged from
her ecclu.1on by recetTiog f're!Rn Ambassadors
members Of the Legations, &C., In state at Buck
Mr. Adams, The American Minister. was present
The Queen VIII hold another court on the 18th
inst -,.--,
fr111CThe King Of Italy arrived It Milan on
Ths be- csFdizai t Vicar Il Rome has Issued ! dee!,-
objects Of the Popes Encyclical Letter, and paric.
ulsfizce especially deplorabte the errors OF 1b-
erty Of Conscience and religious & 1 worship osing
as Just the right Of ali TO propagate through the
pr es .r:oDeoue principles; nor cap he recognize
h The III Sf The Il sSe LII .; ao
land ditd at Hscuc on the 1st Inst
MHSH5 very
ooxxKRc1M- y
CorToE-sales Of cotton for the week, 4s, 600
Il. les. Market opened firm, but closed with de-
q ne OF told on American Il, 900 bales were sold
+ + s4Rss'''''F' and exporters: @'dd'ns Orleans
AREApstrrFs1Very dull.
ConeoIs closed On Friday 1t sSias9 for money.
Bullion in the Bank Of Enennd Increased es51.
STocKs-Ame1ican stocia quoted on Friday:
q. S. sos, 613@5aa; Ill. c. shares, 61a3s23; Edo
eharcs, 81.
the date Of our lateet telegrrms from Liverpool.
- --LATEST yIA aHKKScAsTLE.
LIVERPOOL, March 8.
cor1os-Sales Of the week. $4,000 bales, includ-
1ne 300 to spectators. md nd 5so t. s1Rostefs
deney. hui subsequently became very dull closing
with 4 decline Of iG1d e on AmeIisan+ s3f2 ~ f2
| lid On other descriptions. Middll9e Orleans
qnoted 1t sid; iddling uP!.nd. ssd atE 4ss 80 III
other descriptions aomln:l @ stoek ID pos1' o9'o'o
| BnEAps7UFFs-Eery dull. 49,
| PnoyIeIoSs-Stesdy.. Butter-DoTNard ten
deney' american vas materially 1n1nS6ced by the
| English msrkets. .,,,osr .ans.a bv
the large supply Of stock whlch has tesentS oeen
received from Americai ~ bonds aaTS tb stSrn hnx
decline oI2t cent EFIs sh35ss at,s5
tresfar the eetfie1nent iu the Atlantic and Great
Western certificates hay14s dstel9Rea cent nears nr.
! fnium.
, 1865-03-16

WAsBnaToK, Wednesday, March 1s.-Rumors
prevail that Pence Commissioners hpye r..ehed
CIV Point from Richmond, hut no iuform,t,an.
ef,o. careful inquiry, ean be obtained to confrm
4het. truth. Ihese rumors cams by ths way OF
nnlseoes, but from no 1sspon'1oae source.
, 1865-03-16
Gold.

..Nrw Yonx, Wednesday, March 15.-Thc down
1-rd tendency Of eold coptasues the effect OF our
military news. The lowest point reached "aa It'll
subsequently it rallied y.
:. Drafting was commenced here 70 nay o.,a ~
NV YORK, Wednesday. Narca l5.-uold To-
,3h1.A ~
, 1865-03-16

NEW YoRK. March 15.-Richmond papees show
that The rebel Congress, which VS.. 10 adtoueE
last Saturday, have, at the request Of JEFF Davis.
postponed ndtournment He Informed them that
he expected to have something Of importance 10
lsJ before them,
, 1865-03-16
NINTH WARD,

4htfc St te e!ttzs9, q s1,tnia: ses rs =
1t ,hs ES.':.3 S Pax ,::s THU aS gaasra
hsef The repott o The Drat G.1n-..-
attendance !: desired. As X Cd time is e1pect.u.
, 1865-03-16

unaon et1te Convention nominated Jo.. G. Smith
lof xe ee!ecuon for Governor, and jacob Do1Qel. Of
eAHtueket4 tot Lieut. Governor,
, 1865-03-16

S3.15O-rwnsturJ Frame House and four lots 1o3x
rs fest, corner Ct Lincoln street ind Wash.
ington ayenue. Very easy terms.
S2,OOO-FEame House, new, two stories, abous ten
rooma and lot. on Sophia street: a few yards
$ from North Side Railwsy.
$3,500-2 feet a1d two small houses, on Harrfeou
street near Whba.h avenue. Rents foF II
-. Der cent.
SG.5OO-Hcuee and Let On Wabash avenue.
Residence Lots at *65 and 10 per f,ot on the ave
nurs, north Of I'D street. - mhl6u5'6H It
, 1865-03-16
cAFzTAt, $3,0oo,ooo.
1000 bbls. Daily.

Seven new wells are a1so nearly completed, which
IL sye1ssfng as productive these last sunk, will
make total production Of 2o barrels daty. On this
basis the income Of this Company would amount -
Annum.
The Company have determined to work 50 new
1eases during The preaent year, which command
bonus Of from coo 10 aE 90 each nnd rrcm the new
wells sunk under these leases q largely augmented
production Is expected, sd the income the Com
pany would probably be more than doubled, which
weud make ii amount 70 oTes 81 10000 per aunun1.
, 1865-03-16
ON ACTUAL PRODUCT,

A limited amount ot thls stock will At present. oe
oeEtd at 80 per share OF oehslt It's par value Ter
the purpose OF nnzng til value known The public,
alter which 1t Will be sole only upon It's merits, Ia
other words st rate coramensurate with it, real
value ard increased pzotlts.
The Company has heretofore mnde monthly d!yt-
dends one pcg cent. on Its Capita! stock. which,
from the ps7sent production Will belargtT Increase J..
The Books OF the Company can be found, eublcrip-
tIers received al lett<r4 answered and Inform III
given. the Chicago Agency Of the Company, at the
once Ct 80" a
L. ]. AVERELL, .~
:. No. Metropolitan Block.
mh.4na54net3 II q.
, 1865-03-16
Nfm atb&rtisE1ntn tnt8.

J. =. D. LAsrss, rre.r c.v.curv1.. vic+pres1.
Ct Klnsao~. an1a7 , Co. or 2ul1e1. Pam 4 CO
C. N. joknAI. Cashier.
, 1865-03-16
force with supplies to the front for the wounded
he has also COLLECTED list Of killed and wounded
Which will be sent foc publication.
Gen Schnteld erent the Sabbath In Newborn.
The Heather is warm and nIeasEnt
FROM nj ADDISON.

The Arrest Of Recruiting AEcnts-Ife-
Hiring the Wisconsin Curreucy-mu.
Itary and Legislative Matters.
, 1865-03-16
POSTSCRIPT.


Our Midnight De&patch-Iptekestln
Summary Ut eV8--mportont from
the 80uRh. .
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14

AaeURh or GagKNBAcKg-Ths
amsunt Cd grssahaeks In circulation IA
sisted rs S40o, 000, 900, besides CSC, 900,
900 held in reserve for the payment Of
temporary aepositss; also about so, 00o-
o0e &c postal currency and s2I0, 232, $40
iatussss bearing legaltender notes, max.
ing about s6as, 00o, 900 Of Govsfnmens
pspsr naoasy issued and in circulation.
The Natioaal Bank currency WAS up to
November 22d, ss5, i60, 80, and Of the
ssats banks, sI52, 100, 606. Hence, the
sstai pspss msnsy in the coantry i about
GT0o, 600 coo.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-14
ISIS KoMnom a1Axns ON aHzm
MAA.


The Timss haslsarnea 10 b Iisti.
Nora saasisas and respectful ID Ia mem.
tion Of tssa. shsrmaa Dian isassd % De
prsvisaa % the capture IL Atlanta. Il
ia issue Of the 80 ID has an editorial Be,
giningas fellows:
'sSiHse saa great Daks IT bEarlhoeeygh
tarnsd his back upon the Dutch, and
plunged herOically into Germany tohghi
the famous battle Of Belinhem. military
history has recorded no stranger marss
than the mysterious expo aition Of General
Sherman On an unknown route against -
undiseoveFable enemy.
Alter reviewing she grsaa diaicuisiei
at tending Cen, sherman's enterprise,
the Times concludes:
Nevertheless, he IS beyond doubt
both an able and Q resolase soldier, and
he may know better than any of his coun
trymen what are the real chances of hi
enterprise. That 1t is a most momentou
enterprise cannot be denied, but it IS OK
aetly one OF those enterprises which AR
judged By the event II may eithel
make Sherman the most famous Genera
Of the North, or il may prove the ruiz
Of bis reputation, his army, and even hi
usetogether. .... Fl.