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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
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Sue @et1mQntQ 2e1eWSs
8erfGerungS WefeQl9oft,
90, 8rpab,paD, Stem=Yprf,
enapFsblt ben B~eppbnern ppn Ninntista, sum be,
mnf4dtbaren @pbltbat Der 2cbenSs
Derh@erune t@sbrauet ~ MAIDEN. Sit bat
EN- ; a AZ Y. ppU einai,,b! tte 0runt-
Capital BON $500, 600
Das 8errtS9en Der @eisC( daft betrus am 81.
Rdr3 rs. $40. 222.32
{ unb bat N@ In benz strsau> :,
aentn 8ierteliabr Sern,.brt um 81, OS6. GO
fo'bae has Iptalpe. n,Satn =,
III e,:(taf@aft tebt betras. 81 .3OS.97
bas f6brli@e Ginfpmm.n
set 9eisaf&aft al" 81 @ars
par ,a ,r $50. 10000
ttiatr so. 20. 90
3otal.Ginlcmnen y. tpenia- 7.a 80
fsas 4OO 100000
partn $1Oi25O,OO. Dur& reue 0erfdtrunaeu
I'm Betrage BON ST, 796. 800 eraibt I6 Elm Ser.
F@erunssbetrag BON $11 100000. Dit We{eu-
f&aft fam mad ben aldn3tnben &rfatrunaea bee
tbttn Jabres sarauI r.Anea, eae lid bie{t Scr
f@erun9siumme iibrli@ UNI $4,000. 600 ser.
metrt. SteiR iibtr aae 0tretniatem @t4aten
sesbrettet wnb bat IN Ntnnefota felgsnbe Aaem.
teut sa9lila g+E sl.fQmgG
0eneral : asentur III ser xDsut5a.n Banfss su s.,
getr1ber 8tQius & Dunbar in St. saul,
g.. s. gilbert n. ,.#9s Binp,1o.
Brandt unb @erpts, Norritoult.
9otn 6. &usolpb, Nem,l1lrr.
D'e geleut@att be3abltt ben Al 9abrsn is.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
DQfpt1b 9au6
1ptt 9pfepb &arb1,

Gde Der 81. Antbens unb Gert- Stra6e,
ct. paul.
Differ serdumist, mobleinss,iltels @afDpL
spn eem uuter3ei&neten nun aletn Ibernpna.-
men. bietet &eiitntea tuis apfsaneern aue 81,
ssa ;ssatS$ss.s .s sIa,' a Htss's aatti a.. a isias ssssa.
ten 9afs ~ b.friseisen. Sein Slid Hefert
rti@li9e uub CUTE RoR anb feline Bar 1T ieter.
3ett nit BEN Beaen berieben. 1ubrleute made
ID nod b~eieubers auf bic NIT rem >pauls btr
bunbeat CUTE Staluns aufmsrtiaut. 81
Soltpb 6Qrpv.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
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Dss t1ntesjettnste ma4t hem 0eebrtea. Sub.
s0lam bter1ndt be dfIennslt&e .RittetIAne ,ba6 I,
Ieex elenals ssr pms draatt &tefrY:stbuittaea
9adfon etaBs 4
sastit eer xatern 2ansuns, Abtrapsa,uuen.
Dtrtette entt6lt bic beken4 Deine. aias.ure.
tAlte tpeten. Gtsarrea NIB
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
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DIFFERENTIATION unO SQlDOns
osi ~
Spbn 3. &abr,
Gde Der &obtrt, uni DrittenT gtraee,
Gin Dafemeat).
z 0isle xe1et1Ssrt@tete uut ben feineea o.
t1ae6 e1ttpye6snbe& " RAnrattsu empfebltbtsr.
nit beaeaS BEN vnbIitnta
@a's.s sobn 8. eabr.
III Seller &fitauramt,
a.f tif3t8 Rogers Block,
IN bsn esenalisen eetal bon Biaius' Baui.
nabe oberbalb Der Bride.
eapteplt allen lsiasa btsfesn f0pte auspdrtiesn
6teaneen nne Be|aaatea ereebenf feis
teftauratiuuS.6 ef66ft
istl4es lie ttiAata etquexre, @tae Y. Giearren.
iebtr3eit frtf&eAerellentes Bier,
fsSie aue fsaatses III einer aeRauratisa erRen
ga1ses Y fsaeasea 1stifel etertrt.
1asll4 Rste:ns sen 9-ti ubr frsisr eun&,
I: Gp6ter ~ feber ;3eit IaIte unb war2e @pei[ea
nad ber 4arte. H@
AUD babe i'd raetrere an9enebua beleaene Bins
ueS auf's f~SnRe u,Sbillrt unb bin (euit in
Stanst. Reiitnben Gin so,3dsli&es 2oets iu &C.
y Gtsen..
lin s~eueistea 3uipru@ bittst uub a&tumasSou
lei&ntt tiaeS ssebrten Dublitun,s Rsts %bienlee.
%: :s's'.' eistntsin., .'sit'ss; !; ssSSasS as;s.,.;.
II E4A DO q a r z r r s..
Saloon unb 2e8elbabm
). Stra6t, sesenabere BEN aliens ,mertean< 3auis
g t. paul Mtrn.
DIR hntey1et@nete ma@t hem setDrten teut.
f9ea publtfunt bisrbur@ beEannt, ba6 q. fcsten
etnen. ue0en &i HHes
Soluon nebf &e8elbabn
erSfutt babt.
9Rtt ter DerC4eruas, ba6 er bur& RE a.sia-
es 8epienune mt tnbem er nit bel beten I.
titeln aets aufluwarten i'm Siante 1T, ttmitt
(ein ttrb, F@ bas auSemeinht 8oblwoaen
iuti9tru.s label Ct Jun, Bsiu@ un(eres ueutn
&tabli0tuaents frtunbli9R Gin
90 s"s'" G. Nl k.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21

Ytutr DrudtI,
0ouDv= unb WrDcerie-@ tDre
AIpDS Meier,
Gds Der sitr.en une Sadlun Giraffe, ct. YauI.
Die beten 9 roeerie- @aaren fir teu dami;isn-
ettrau&, essstei@en ale SorteW itnportirtsr
Grutte. cine auseQei&nett Nuswabl Ganbies,
5ant ymaarsn ,e. &C.. ,e. inb forttp1brenb bel mir
~ esn biaieRen Trtiftn ju baben. 9Rit BEN
@turs %uertanbem 1T elm
Salcon8ei&dft e,fter gIa0s
wslats an @str6nten, nam,entli4
Ne 8utem 2asetbter
0isarrsu unb 'altsm Smbie I'D Sea fein.m ,ivali"
~iirenbtn Snfitui iteIbieten ldbt. IS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
Deutf3e Bauf,
Ct. paul. Minnefota
Sell. Bstefe. obes Ra&si&tsn litetn se,tn
fl 9obanx 1bur.
, 271, Goslttt Gbntnser.
209,, GbrtRstb NGQer.
3O8, GrtebYi@ &atbS.
304. Spbann psfmsum.
Dll ius Brrs. II Gnni u.
Dentf@tBanf
Deutfme 8a,lf

est ~ OV3I NSRWVN VSVUsrtWs htE2ET-
Dllt Y BrpS. II Ganh u. f
6eutfme 8u,lf .
bsn
Wi((ius Bros. e Dunbar,
Ct. paul, Rtmmulota.
Dir Gbernebwen BIT Befsrsung auer iua,
Baasfa&ssb'risea @ti&aftt une ,ear sorsass>
ipei1t: 49,,
1. Mnnabnle BON DepoItsn.
Gtlbtr> pelGe bel uns beponirt mtrben. atbeu
%iebtr1eit, obne pprberioe 3iutt8ung, 1ur gerfig-
una Scr Deppnenten.-DGr befiuaua / Belt bet uns
uteberses8te Welutr Sersiten totr6 1ro3ent 9nte :
re0tn.
2. @elb>@ e@1tl.
goIb. Silber uub freu1te @inien I ufen unb
Sertauftn mir 0ets gum Eaees-G our1t.
3. Mntauf utb 9erfauf .Dpn @edfeln.
Son Auttn8 an4 uieys, Jirnen ausaeneQteDt
Eel tSnnen bel uns ieberjeit IN @elb u,asepanbelt
petbtn.
Dir sertauftn @e&fsl auf Mep. q ert. ct.
Qouie, Gbieago, Milpautfe u. {. w., fpnie auf
bic pauptbanbelsplate Deutl@lanb's, Granfrei9S
unb ber 99mei5, unb t~raIlrtu mir u. Y. auf
tpl9enbe YlGSe &urppaas i
Au9sburB, Baiel 8erlin Bremen, GaGeL
Gpblens, @6lu, Grantfurt a. 81, 2eip<
sia,s Qonbpn M%annbeiut, MIn@en
Nlrnssr8, Strabbur8, @tutt8art, Trier
gnien. ,r,
a G;r,,.h,,,o n,,, Mefherr
on. $1,000 ~s; 80 .x" ~ M"..n ,,.>
@%vis,xs;r.T nv srs rkim"9t.n - ~
in alien Tbsiien g gurcsas nnS Der 9tr:in;otsn
s;a%;tn' .; Dal% f .Issn I'll : n 2sp'tst, a. @, yes.
i&etne x. %ferttetn mir ielbi. unter @arantiruns
bet &e&tsshltiBtett. an unb befpr8eu bic ecniu>
lart59e 8eglaubtgun8 h:rieIben.
Den @esenaertb aasr bur& une In europa
ein8e ,rsenen pber bti un(esen DorttSen G%orrel.
ponhfnisa fir unifte Re&nuns tspuairten @el~
''' '"'; s. % 81 s'a' Il mo', s aa't @tlb,rn.
Den @esenmertb ppn Betraeem. melde uns
san G5 S%sat s "sn Msssasl ,..!,i in ps vt ! 'ssr
islt6 in ben sntltaenfsn Srti%af iea|s ,no Tm sn,
nfm uu1tre Mnftrnoo,b.r lie m;ttmnn. S,,s.i.
ben {. 8. bel uns in Gupfane ntb,nsn.
6. Berfouf BON Nofaoe . 6deinen
arr II .btrfabrt sen ar.T.n S,n,S,,s , "ns a..
perpcol mad Nem : gprt per Segtli&iF ober
asa y ,s9m'sS mt =. psla 9t'$.'ns ,srytsiis
Y"ilta.
Z. Be3ablun9 BON 3oren
r. 1eesm ape.le ets Staates. Anlant une yer
'"a' = a" M.r. g.s.a a,u! Mar ~ ~
a.. o. ~ ~ Og'. ~
sas. ~ w :: 2.Sv.., av.4 y an0 ..oH's ""'
~" ""o ves1asle" %1 gym Sa8'e'eS"1t
VeotNoet 49t0lQe Nno QuMoo
IL. $. 7-3Q Anleihe.
SIM auftraae spn sus Gpufe. @tnerol. aoeu,
bs. Der. Staaten, nebmen mir @ublerittioaen
aat 0D!ss Mn!f ~. tan eng : ,
air t iD7,r g ! g gis ef.s nS''''s ~" '''o "''e"
Ia 8ebr. wiIius S Dunbar.
O.. n. Ri1har0 e. Bnns
Is ~. COT.
~. 0"'s'as ~, nee' o''ae~as,
~e~let uno SW'NIagt17 $Vel@at'.
Aaein'8f YaAaee-N senttn
ber
G4ifs. Gpmtratte iter ALE pafen, fir Danpf.
unb @eadl@ife. 8pQma&ten.
YadetbefSrberuna.
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wa ooutaamPtom.
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uneGlssa"tsts tiaeet'@ttte!. erobsn tiltrnsn~of'
,Saro,;u osoo G%f% @Me Gent = Mo;o,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21

[aft--tGE1 w. z
&apttDl @alpon.
Gdt tu Dabaftap aas ueaatts 6tra(e,
pon Suljue @eYl.
Ditles fsebem II hen. neue1 0eb6ube. I'm "a.
pitpl 8esen1ber, ervt&tste GtabltGemeat bietet 6ex
seebyten 06Ren aaber ber treuablt@Rs1 GebieR.
un9 In AQaemeiuen Rets '
sDasbtRe Bier Ssm3apfea, Ratt nub rein
vuns fonR' gen 0abetIa AMI, T0epdtlt uub fdu.
| nSmbib pon Der aQsybefen Sprt.
sGiearr'a fauaes! 0laubt, ttutfae. metaem
Sin @las Bier FIR 5 EerfS
in BEN Gallon BON
$enrp6 anbel Orap.$ arrp
Drttte Strabe.
aeseaabsr Gssertoa's 8anl. st. paul. Riam.
3omnt Aae, bic Sbr mabielis uub be.laSea leip.
ID pta Gu& erauiden nit NQerlei. Str traudt
a'&t INNER bel mia III bletbex. fpaSeIn Bios il
anse 80 eu& 8efaQt. tbat'Ssall! .paut."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
. . "a &alI4
JriB Gn,t11n,ert,
'Gde Baittaatea aas ste etra1e.
81. Yanl Ninnslota.,

VIE q srten teinee taueuye, SsyaGslids Char.
vea y. baS bette 2a9erbter bllte Ii .eslIS srrStt5l.
~ Mu@ etebts 1ebsn 8srnttta1 etUa1 Qn16.
t9i 8efhf9MMesIy
, 1865-03-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

TUKaDAr EVENING. Feb. %, 1850.
The money market during the Heek has been
Characterized chiefly for fts extreme str1ngcncy.
Bsnkers have been unablc to meet the usual de-
mands on them for discounts, even by their beat
customer, and all kinds Of speculation have been
materially checked In consequence, Fortunately
for Legitimate tr1dels their requirements At pres
emf are very Light md easily met for there are but
few orders from, the East, and shipments are trt
4iEg. There is NO change, however, in the regu-
lar rate OF discount, which, remains steady at 10
per cent per annum. The street brokers, how
ever. are lending freely at 1i02, and in some cases
as high AZ : per cenLper month, In order to carry
needy whisky and pork operators over till April,
when 1t Is thought money will 10 easier.
This c1oeeness In the money market Is attrIb-
uted to variety Of causes, among which are in
yeetments In county and Government bonds, pe-
trolcum stocks, and to the almost total suspension
OF shipments tn consequence Of high ife,ghts and
the recent snow blockade on tho railroads. Apart
from these, however, there has been steady
stresm Of currency from the West to the East in
consequence OF the scarcity Of excbanee-but lit.
tie having been made for reasons sisted above
and also becaule OF the high p.Iccs which have
Tn1ed hero as compared with thuse ut tho East
The greatest drain On our money market, how
ever, has been the liberal subscriptions in this
cit5 to the scycn-Thfrty Loan. In some rezpactH
tis the most remarkable feature which the mar
ket presents. During the month OF February'
which ends to-day, the subscriptions to this loan
at all the National Banks md agencies in the city
amount to the SUM Of e3,s54,5tOl or this
amount the Second National Bank alono received
$2,6421 1eo0-the officers Of which have been m,
usually rigtlsns md unttring in their end=ayor. to
place she loan before the people. The re.ult Is
ccrtniply cheering to ererJ loyal man-showing
That the people hare IN unfaltering confidence in
The cause of the country, aud arc willing to sus-
tain our institutions with their money. Is 1t any
wonder, however, that with tuch d.nin on our
currency, the money market should be stringent?
Gold during the week h9s ruled remarkably
steady and quiet. The following table shows tho
rnDge In New York each business day eipce the
, 1865-03-01

Or, Georgta hes neither enemy nor stgH Of en-
tmy On her soil. So OF most portions Of the
South, which space does not permit me to
enumera1e. For four years their countless
leE'cns have gnawed at tne sataiS rs ol Ttngmaa' t
Tito1y which is swept by their cannon. The
cities they garrison. the land their armies b.
trally stand upou. and the waters ridden By
their fleets. a1e all that they really hold, or
ever can hold except BY our ignoble consent
Let The balance Of our c1,ies go-Moble,
Charleston, Wilmington and Richmond, all =
and. if We a.e determined to be free, onr SUBJ
jugation is quite as distant as ever. For,
thank God, the Confedcracy does not consist
in bt,ck ard mortar, or particular spots Of
ground. however valuable they may be in q
military point Of view. Our nationality con
sists in our people. Liberty dwells In
ragged, ba,efooted soldiers, standing
Iu The depths Of the forest, or In the sha-
dow Of the mountain, can offer her sacrifices
which will be rs sweet and acceptable as
those proffered In gorgeous temples In the
midst Of magnificent cities. so II our coun-
try md its cause, like to the Kingdom Of God,
be cnthrencd in our hearts, then indeed am
powers, nor things present, nor things to
ceme, nor height nor depth, nor life nor
death, nor any other creature shall be able to
separate ne Fl ON that independence and honor
for which our people have suffered and our
sons have died. Therefore, my countrymen,
having wnrned you Of this danger which Is
upo,. rs, I now appeal to you, BY everything
become your high lineage and future hopes.
implore You 70 lay down all party bitter
ness, and to be reconciled to your neighbor
for the sake Of your country to use every
possible exertion to restore ahsentees to the
army to divide of your. abundance freely
with the poor aud the suffering !; tostzength-
your soldiers and their Generals and to give
chcer(ully your aid, physical, mental and
moral, in whatever sphere you may be, to
prevent the degradation of your country and
The ruin Of its people.
, 1865-03-01

sgoAn-We have as7ln to notice dcpresse.
cent Y Infringing Fair Refining Cuha to l6c
Good 16tc Fair to Good Grocery ITO 117}c Prime
d49Hc; and the same in hhds 14Gb1sc, mos
The considerable arrivals Of new crop AUba
which are rather pressed for ea1e en- l3nd1, IL
preference to being stored, weigh heavily ihe
ip91Sft, and though hcldcEs Of old e3o2 ID store
Se,a ,oeH,ttsS osF f1Sse'y the aSove dsne b.
tenlion Of goods on The way to the West by rail
Sway, from stress Of weather and other causes also
tends to depression. there ia already 1asye &c.
cumnlnhon OF freight N tins t. some OF It bou:hi
Is long ago as the early part OF last month. Re-
nntd, too, Is lower and unsettlea-Messrs. n L. s.
It; eranulsted aud ground 225f white L, I'll and
Yellow g, 233. The other retners quote hard, 26
fott White, 24GE25 and yellow, 91Qt1tc. The sales
OF raw arc 1,l7s hhds Cnba n: 15fG2lc-the latter
pt'ce for centrifugal; 937 b1s NaVan1 151I23l !;
and 12o bids melado, 12c; 4mos. The etocS yes
bags sugar and 800 hhda melado.
MoIAssEs-11ls market is very 4uiet, but re-
na1ns pretty steady, with only tho uausi Inquiry
for immediate use the tendency OF prices, how
ever, Is in favor OF buyers. The sales ara AS hds
s9 tes and 20 bEls new good uba Mn.eovado at
a hhds old Porto R1eo, 9os9sc; Il d. new crsA
do, received constwise, $1.05; zoo brls New IL
ieanx. Fl sa0l.&5; aqd z hf do ,.4501.s2l, eass
eorsss-rh.re Ses i: 40 change to notice, the mar
sieo bae: Rio soid fror, lceond hands, 4 i fnIl
1t 1ec, cash.
TEA!Tbere has been more inquiry for Green,
and, inelndsng some sold before Cur last the sales
Japan, and 500 Oolong. Our revised qaotations
chow general reduction In Prices.
, 1865-03-01
New Drleaus DInrket-Feb. ~.

SUGAR AID MoLAssEs-rhe usual Inquiry has
Ihe saIes are eonnea to g hbds SEER
for old fair, and es4c per b for new fully tair to
prime. Ofmo1asscs, 100 brls sold at 51.151t.16
per gallon for fair, and te0 for prime. The mar
ket is quiet. Holders. however, are very firm in
their Views. 49,.
WESTERN PRopuoE-Thc produce MARKETS now
well stocked and under liberal supplies. There is
no demand for round lots Of produce on the land
lrg a. formerly, and the bu1k Of the receipts Is
being placed into storc or forwarded to the North.
Purchases here are altogether In retail way, and
Just sufficient Tor the immediate wants OF the local
trade.
The GALES to-day were confined to 16o brls super
fine 1ouF, on priynte terms, sud to be $3.50 = brl;
200 brls aupernc on private TERMS 200 do at $780,
aud 100 good ezt1a at Fill 90 g brli $50 sacks bran
at &. s.60 q 100 Ms; 1T sacks choice oats At $t45;
012 eacEs weetern yellow and white mixed corn at
$40, and 160 sacks Louisiana at *1.60 q bu,
and 100 sacks In the ear at 81. 30 hu; 100 boxes
short weight star candles at 81: q b, and bales
un1uspccted western hay at S6005 2 ton. Rio Cot-
fec is selling in small lots at 47c y D.. Potatoes
are selling at s5.0018.oo; applea at ELDol37.0o,
and onions ut $500 q bEl.
, 1865-03-01

This Leutsvil1e Dtmocrd! OF the s3th says: On
yesterday the bids for the proposals OF Major II.
c: Symonds we're opened, aud the contracts award
amounted to 1928 barrels, the lowest bids being
S30oo, and the highest S37.o0 per barrel. OF this
amoInf, barrels were tnken, the contracts be-
Ing awarded a. followe: Camille = Smyth, st.
Louie, ,0'0 barrels Ut S1s.Cg; Keyt. Brockman d
ber.eon, BLAIR 4 Co. Chicago, 1,015 barrels at
3so9l, and the sau1o flEn 3.coc harre's Mt S31.07
For new bacon. clear RIB sides, the bids amount
23ac. The following were the awards: j. Peter i
Co., Louisville, 100 900 MS, at 31l rs; Gamble
SmJth, $ Louis. EGG 00 r., ataic; T. Ferguson
3 Son Of this CITY, 10o, coo 1os. ut s.1.Gst.
shoulders were offered At priccs ranging from
S11,25 to $50 %. OF this amount 0u0s Ms were
taken as follows: Mitchell i Armstrong, OF this
Loin;;svtiie, Li ; 1lo @ I'D b.. % St SOS A - A' -
The bids for extra -four amounted 10 s.. 800 bfls,
at 10 to S9.Tb q hrl. The following bids were
accepted: II. Ferguson & Sen, Louisville, 5,000
brls: ct f9.20 VIM. arubE, Louisvllle, a.00} bcs,
at e. 20, md VIM. Kennedy, 500 brls, at 80 20.
The following are the other contracts which
were awarded:
$595.
- 65esn 5eS 2, sags!-&sner r Tualey, New York,
scI E1ow1 rs as Butler Co., Cincinnati, sOeo ns at
Whlte sugar-stone & Preston, Cincinnati,
Star Cand1es-N, Ehtefer l. Co.. st, Louis,
$500 ms at &3o.75. -
Moasaef-REown. Butler & Co., Cincinnati. 10000
gallons at fs1.7e}.
II oDnsa s Applss-Baker. Roser d Co., Cincinnati,
-Potstoes-Dorn. Barkhouse & Co., Louisville,
150,[00 Ms at $275. n
j. ". Braunip, 100, ,0c0 Us at &C.
, 1865-03-01

TuEfpA1 ETETJ0. Feb. e, 1855.
BEEF chTTIE-Tbcre WAS but scune nina cars os
Cattle received today. and theae mostly coassc
stock. There Ia q fair demand for go,d TO trtsa
catte but buyers a1e not disposed to pay the ruling
prices. There vas material change In quotsttons
today. but the marzct Is weak, with . downward
tendency. There are 10 Cattle left over.
The sales to- day foot up 15s head, at rom $Ls
a 0o for ecaiiAWaEs to common xteers.
Tie sales to day at the different yards were:
SALES OF BEEF CATTLE TD.DAT.
plTTsneEa AxD FORT WAYNE YARDS.
NaiiNorE & alo!y sold Durk II head tight steers,
Thompson sold ioooIe & Co. 81 head common oxen
and 6tcefs, ayerk g1ng la5 M IT 87n0
Berg sold Keller 16, nrad coarse oxen and stce13,
averaging Sc -, It 8700.
MICHIGAN toE1uKHN YAHps
Copge1 4 CO. sold Bolsnd 1s head common steers
Ayfr1RiuE 1.2t6 RI, At &G.10
uOGs-Tbc receipts " the Board Of Trade to-day
wers $50; shipments. 2057. The market was dull to-
dsy, there being bur few buyers IN tho Market and
very llru ted enquiry The sales to-day loot up e1
at s6g08 = for stock p iii % for OF So still
fed, md *lo to sco for light to heavy, Thern arc
ftw left over unsold.
The aAltt It the several yard6 today vere.
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It is believed The new Atlantic cubic will
eustoin eleven miles Of its own weight.
Three bundled dollar bouquets have been
common at the New York balls this winter.
The New York young ladies are dyc-ing at
fearful rate. Red hair is the object.
Fashion writer's say female heads are now
decorated in barbetic style.
Eighteen horse races and S, 600 In purses
arc announced rs the spring programme Oh
the Fashion Course, md the animals are all
llrst-raters.
+ A New York letter tells Of point 1ace
raraso?, with faint sonpeon Of lavender silk
foundation, exhibited In shop there, and the
price was 500.
A musical fish is advertised in London. It's
voice !. probably pitched in C-and it ruas up
its own scales.
The young. Lord Pelham has not killed
his brother with carving knife. He has
been In better business cutting his own
throat.
An impious oil well in Pennsylvania flows
from thirty tc forty gallons week days and
sixty to seventy on Sundays.
Fernando Wood is said 10 be on his way
to the Holy Lind. He has generally been
supposed to be on the high road to most
unholy one-Preatiee.
4 rebel lieutenant who came into our
lines on Friday night, reports that l,5Q0 Of
the 5000 rebel wounded In The battle Of
Hatchers Run froze to death on the field.
Armarkab.e case Of honesty Was manifest
cd in Louisville On Monday. The Board of
Enrolment Of that district received note
of Jacob Schueser, grocer Of that city, sta-
ting that be had been exempted from for
mer d, eft on account Of alienage, but that
since having taken steps to become citizen,
he desired his name to be placed on the en-
rollment list. -....-
The 1osscs by fire in the Uni'ed States last
wear are estimated at $50 OK. .0oo. In Phlla-
de1phia there were three hundred and ninety
-four, and the loss, in round numbers. was
million dollars.
Belle Boyd is In London in state ofdestf-
tusion, and an appes} is made to the public
for sympathy and pccunisFy assistance We
thought the London pAiianthropists main-
tanned midnight meetings for he succor Of
such as Belle. :
The New York 7rbun. learns by private
letter from Pa'is. that II. Chateaurenard, the
appointed succt ssoT to II. Mcrcier, as Minis
sr M 10 tae United States, is soon to leave for
Lnas aunuy. The statement Is said to be
baeeo on something more than mere rumor,
The new Minister, it Is further aa{d. fnliy
eymrat hizes with the North in The st1urple
In which The country is engaged. II fhssa
assertions are true, his speedy corn,no tn this
count,y is very significant.
, 1865-03-01

bic offerings Of the humane citizens Of VII
n,ington, where humanity had not been
wholly extinguished, we're trampled under
foot before the eyes Of the ngonized suffer
c5s' But why waste words upon this picture :,
Tongue end pen refuse to do their Office. and
cvcn tears are inadequate to tell tbs atory.
we are sending to the enemy Il, 900 hearty
robust men, who viii not find rations eouai
to those they have enjoyed in Northern
camps TIL they fall Into our hands again
We are receiving in exchange an equa, nnm-
Der Of idiots and skeletons, the product of
the double-reflned cruelty Of slavery. Under
no system but that of slavery could men be
educated TO such hideous pra ctices as these.
Do we not owe it to the world, to posterity,
to the God Of Justice, to hold The sword firm
and fight with unyieldtng courage and un-
Warcr1ng faith to exterminatea system which
produces such horrid fruitsp Shall We leov,
the smallest root or fiber Of such a system to
curse the earth and insult Heaven in futnrs
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