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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05

Statement OF the condition Of the Republic Fire In-
sntshee Company, OF the City Of New York the 20
day ui January 1850 ia conformity with the lave of
tie state OF Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
All Artielssv Sold at tF0ne pollar Each
Without Regard to Value.

On rec amt OF the Certificate you VII see WhAtyou
are Roi u nav aud tnehtt ~ a. Sour op tohto
ssud he dollar and take the article or notf furehAs-
a. NAV mus obtain Gold Wat hss Diamond Ring,
or any sci OF jewelry on ohr fist otONE DOLLAR,
,pd 10 10 case they get less than one Dollars
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one Tor Is sents; dive Tor tl eleVen o, ~ thirty
tors6 six,y.hve Tor SO one khpdraafors1hS 3 ~
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
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ased ard 4 atae parent be provided lori would my
a,ate ra nY debtsl Woad there be Baerinos OF
nT5psrtf by oreed salsa0i an atmlnistfptor 10 meet
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tends doanNGre ami fair prices cannot be resll1edf
4ov fsc eha ansWer these question their sstsac-
Ioni They fear tO ask Thanh aud ehesAh aha bBlie
that they have long lease on ie This is both fool
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05

Statement u the condition OF the Niagara Fire In.
surSlee ConpAny, Of the City Of New York, the I'd
day Vt January 1885, in conformity with the lave Of
tue state Of Ohio
, 1865-03-07
Chicago Iribune.
TUESARs MARCH,. 1865.

Ralcsh paper brings the intelligence
although in confused shape-that Gen,
schefcld has had IN encounter with a mr..
tion Of Brage's forces, and has captured an
entire rebel brigade.
Admiral Dahlgrcn has reduced and captu1-
Cd q strong fort near Georgetown, &. c.,
mounting seventeen heavy guns and also
LOOK the town. His flagship wns blown up BY
torpedo.
shcrman's forces are still reported at or
about Fayetteville, N. c., but nothing def
nite concerning bis movements is made pub.
Tic By the rebel press.
Hon. Hugh McCulloch has been nominated
1or Secretary Of the Treasury, and his nomi.
nation sent to tho Senate in extra session,
He will be confirmed and will ill the position
with credit.
Col. ]. A. Ellison has been appointed Post
Quartermastcr at Chicago.
The following Illinois regiments are With
Gen. shcrman's army according to the report
of the Adjutaut General Of this State: The
7t1, 9Th, 10th, 18th, 14th, 18th, 10th, aolh,
<,3d, ee5th, soth, S1st, SD, 34th, 4oth, 45th,
4sth, 5oih, SD, 5Sd, 55th. Seth, 57th, Goth,
esd, Gath, Goth, 18th, SD, e5th, Seth, Goth,
esd, 9sd, 1o1st, 1o2d, 1osd, 10th, 105th, ll0th'
1l1th, 10th, 1a5th, 1o7th, 139th.
Averaging these forty five regiments at five
hundred men to the regiment and ne haye
o SUN total of q 800 Illinois soldiers now
sweeping through the Carolnas, up tow
ards Richmond to be in at tue death Of the
rebellion. These regiments have been sea-
soned by four years Of marching md fighting
-
, 1865-03-07
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1865.

Committee tn .enav tba ,a,,.,. ..--.. =. 80,
| payment BY The Ward, d. ''''n1' o0an'5 'os sa'i
the tommittae on GvSa 70 1efer the petition to
Sup. BIsIe moved M ~ rafsr r. ~. cou,.n IT,.
Fund Committee. ~ f''sf 10 'ne county "ae
already decided tie ouest,on. o eon"1s'ee nao
sup. E. s. Taylor moved Tint the War Fnna
tbs ors ense9 20 paT r. eGGn1 ~ ~ bounty
TONERS. - p'4' so LUZ ny 9ne pec'
Sup. Hammond thought tho countv w,r t,,na
mstter R1see had made righteous decision in this
Fund Psd The reasons why The
sS6aS{ 1SSgat{ as asked tor e thought the sounty
Ward. e ~ 'epuon ~ la'of o1 tae E'snsa
sup. wicter thonobt ths ,n,a ,h,r,a T., ~,
dit Of Cook cnnnt1 ha thav nT1co. Z" 10 tde cse-
receive he county bonnty.' ' W pf''a'es'
beopa Se t9a5 It n W1qld be vel to
ed, how IN II would e1ten II Wnnia "as
who have become officers. fe doubted M ,hc ses e4.
:, ,scp; Rees eoaid see no reason why officer.
provided they were credited upon The oao,a xa 81
The chairmsn said that these ,fBr.ra <vo,o WINS
tered but 1ot credited o1~-A' "0'o Aous-
sup. Wicker then Gi ofered his motion. redncea N
writing "a foIInTa. As4"~eo W
|. Rfso7eTd, That the War Fund commttt.e h.
and theT are heraby fnstrncted tn n.v tha ho,t 1o
voted br tijs Board in Fehrrary f,at fo ali ,,,a,
who have OF saii 70 into te sefyiee of II tha a a
eminent and be ereittej Ia he nnnt. M 10 of *.
countv m he nreaent III for m n 1a VI lnls
Sup. Hammond moved int The consideratton of
this resolntion be postponed untii cnmnnnT ri
men conId be found which needed ofIcersa -
Sup. KnicEeIbocker moved to iay Sup. Ham
uond's motion on the table InstETfss 30.
nays,Hf. 'S"'' ~~'
sup. Crsede aaid the Eighth Ward WIS the
poorest ward Of the city, aud be said it was en- en-
sup. Taylor did not sec bow he % Board con,a
60 behind The certificate Of q mastering oalceF. o
Sup. Chandler eald it was not question whether
The Sssss len 1as he Rd 5 % They bad a.
tween the Eighth ward and the county.
the point at lssne In 7ts discussion. lie was VII
ling to relieve those who have heretofore paid
understood that he ahould oppose, tho project
hereafter.
Sup. Blake said the object OF the bounty was to
hi tie quota Of Cook county. II an on1cer re-
the resolution offered by Sup Wicker.
Sup Wicker said he had learned that other couu-
ties were paytne bounties to officers. and he
thought that Cook county shonld do tho same:
for tie motion Of sup. Hammond:
ResoIctd, That The War Fund Committee shall
pay to all eub-dlstrlctS who have already paid
County, he amount expended up to Ills date:
Frorldtd, That In the future no bonni1es shall be
III Thfs Is was declared out Of order nna the motion
@e @ petition % Wss reiersea 10 tho 81 judiciary @ Com
nittee.
sun1v netJt,nns were n-esented sor .h,+onen,
of taxes' Ehich were re{erTed 10 the M cnmmitteas
netition was nresented nv the f.onntv ,oent
oaFine fnr an sddt1on ~ I'm Il H. sRSas
~ - ~ =. f2oo ~ as Jeaty saasy.
, 1865-03-07

have only small detschments dominating no
connsry nnd holding only thelr campaign ground
in the trans Mississippi Department. The army
around Richmond and sherman'a moreablc
columns only remain Of all the h. hosts sas
two armies disposed OF, victory and inde-
pendeuce are ours. The enemy, has apparently
had many successes. but really he hss been mar
our resources and arms. Concentration ha4 after
four years OF effort brought victory and fndepen-
teuce within reach without haxardtn. our liberty.
upon the issue Of battle. Grnnt has been driven
TO this. Despite n successes he has been con-
fruifs OF hla victories and concentrate his armies
into Two. AZ 10 TIC two armies Of Grant that be-
fore Petersburg and that commanded BY Sher-
nsn, the bert and most reliable lniot-
nation in posseseion Of authorities is that The
superiority OF numbers il not 80 great as 1t has
BEEN on many previous, occasions when victory
eolstice shall have passed away the great tublla-
tfcn that is to take place on tomorrow through.
cut the United States over the suppressed rcbel-
lion will be Elarine1y fidiculous
, 1865-03-07

CONGRESSIONAL.
Extra Session Of the Senate-Hon.
Hugh mcCul1och Appointed Secre"
tary OF the TFeAAurys

WASHINGTON, Monday. March a--The Senate
met at noon to-day, Vice President johnson In the
chair The secretary read the journal Of Satur-
day.
0n motion Of Mr. MORGAN. II was ord ered that
a committee Of two be appointed to wait on the
President and inform him that q quorum had
nlcatson be might be pleased 10 make. Mcaars.
Morgan and Guthrie were appointed such commit"
Mr, LANE. Of Kansae, offered resolution that
mileage and compensation be paid to the gent'e-
men from Arkansas md Louisiana claiming feats
~ NJ u: sGaNER objected to, it, introduction at
NJ TRgM6U ease N account ,s,. Of ths 2! PFC, r.:
army appropriation bill prohibiting any part OF
Houfe IN order to eaTe the bill: He end that 2
joint resolution, puIporttng to have passed ootn
lard grant railroad ard providing for the Attorney
General to bring suit to test the legal question
involved, VIE presented to'the Senate, but which
Mr. CLARK explained that a bill was passed
for tie relief Of Joseph o. A1mes, but the CLERK
enrolled instead Of this the proposition to which
the Senator alluded, 20 his friend Armes lost his
M Mr. rRuMBuLL remarked that the matter
ought to be inquired into. nu,
lii. CLARK eaid 1t were better that the Frcsl.
Mr. SUMNER thought the Senate ought not to
ACT upon the matter. hs they were IN executive
Mr. TKUMBUIL eaid 1t wa. proper to inquire,
how the signatures OF the Vice President and
SPEAKER we're obtained. Mr.. C!ark's suggestion
Il H. seftHs1a 9RTMB6Ii raid he wond not ask for
committee until the bill va. returned.
Nj. HENDRICKS said he was satisfied that no
blame could be attached to the enrolling clerks.
It was extraordinary that no more mistakes oc.
CURED, considering the manner in which bnslness
ie crowded through st the close Of Congress.
On motion Of Mr. WILSON, a resolution was
adopted requiring the Sergeaut.atcAtms to re-
move from The Senate part the capitoli the sae
| OF sp1rituous hQnors.
The Senate here took recest-
| Mr MORGAN, when the Senate assembled
acsin, Terorted that the committee appointed II
walt On The President had performed that duty
| and that he would send forthwith to the Senate
| eeyernI communications In writing
/ The Presidents private Secretary. Nr. N1colay
| who Lad entered with these gentlemen, then an
| nounccd that be had been directed By the Fres1
dent to deliver several messages ia Wr,nng, where
| upon The Senate went into Executive Session.
| Among the nominations sent Ia we're dngn nc
Culloch, to be 6ecretary Of the treasury. IN?
the following officers for The recently est1blishet
Court In the State Of New York: Charles l.. Benz
dict, Judge; Benjamin D. Sllllman, Dtstr1ct a
torney; and A. F. Campbell, Marshal- The aboS
nominations we're referred to appropriate COZ
nfttees. and will be acted upon tomorrow.
sha fhArn
, 1865-03-07

Cyrus T. Bradley, Esq, formerly Chief OF Po-
lice Of this city, died at little before three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at his residence on
the corner Of Adams and Throop streets, after 4
.hort but painful illness Of six daya.
Nj. Bradley was about fortJ-av years old at the
time Of his death. He has been identified fnd-
T gesnse e nss ei e;y yfa e
with I. L. Milliken, Eaq-> our present enrolling
officer, and bis brother: David Bradley, Cirrus
was born near Concord, New Hampshire, but
A. F. Bradley-was then Assistant Surveyor for
I'D, remained in ibis eiH ,tfsndagg taardtog
e :ssoe fffsh II $ishts % = + esssssa
be entered the employment Of Il. Norton Co..
taking charge Of tho outside department ct their
OF e:ht 1ear darag 1eh tine
be married Miss HodCson,. now hi widow. The
nra time be came 9sore tae p9be Was n, n 1 f.
he vas elected Sheriff Of Cook county, and about
iii Tine was chosen Chiefof the F,rs Dcpartment
If 4 soun5sr xs 'sf{ % h6
and vas one OF the Trustees Of the Firemen,s Be
1855 be- Was appointed Captain OF Police-chief Of
the department, as there was then no superintxn-
dent. He held that Office ons y.at, being
sd1oTh aa%u.toon ert A he va. succeeded By capfan
Copneit, in 1850 the Metropolitan Police bill was
nfcndent under Jacob kehm. InIfay, 1867. Rehm
resicned. and Mr. Bradley fuldlled Tic duties Of
lie posittun til The election Of Superintendent
Trtle. lust previous to the last city election Mr..
Bradley wss IN to That time holding the office Of
6cerEtary Of lie Board Of Police. lie then opened
deceive efjce il Ills c,ty, and worked tor the
Goye1nment being the means Of capturing several
ennes of eounter7siiers. It was in ibis service
bathc met his end. Eight days ago hs caught
cold on the return Journey frum Springfield In
1h,s state M where he Ind cs1turcd nest Of coun-
terieiters and xe0GoO in 6ad money. he COM
piained Of being unWell The next day, went home
EA shccial meeting Of thc Board Of Pol1ce Com
missioners was held yesterday af1ernoon At which
1sane that the Police and Fire Departments should
otttnd 1hr fTneral in q body and honor his mem
| ory hv Wearine tie usual badge Of mourning. Tbs
mineral wl probably take pase tomofIow Hs I;
he Cleveland Lodge, A. r. and A. IL. OF which he
rsspeetea sratsssa Tint n94y 1ss1Ree;
| ceremony.
Mr. Bradley vas man Of thousand shreMd,
, 1865-03-07
r From Cairo
tHpecial D1spa1ch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CA1ao. Monday, March e.
The Cairo Hds Eagle estimates the losees by
the fire Of last night together with amounts In
surca, as follows: n. Wa!sh, taioz. lose E12 600:
Matt walah, grocer, $1,000; J.: Clancy, $4,000;
Pat. Clancy. 6oalding house, $500; .. pesine,
HS; S. F. nsrnson, feed store, e s2o9oo; G1 +: 7
Mitchell. feed store to19es les so@; M;teS, M4ts
Ta1%sFs s. Sa @ oH5tDsyA 5.s AZ Ss? CO. SsY IN
st Innis Companies eco; Mat. Walsh IN lii
gos Aut1s e ,ns1 Mss,n ~ wq]ib nsos IL apans
~ 100; join CLANCY, In Sun Mutual, 1000; total,
$4i,t00. , ... ,os..s
mostly in stocks The ground burned oveF Is
e he meet sauss in ne e ana wv aess
viii sprfne M from the ruins blocks OF enbstan'
a bck which VII be omn mot 9niy yneotee eo ee
ton against fires in the future; The are W was
donbtees the work Of dn tncendiary ~ Nj i; st ~:
&asemept where the fire originated.
, 1865-03-07

II on the direct route to either Goldsboro or Rs
leigh.
Richmond papers Of the ssth Of February say
The Yankee prisoners have all been cent from the
camps near This place 10 Northeast Bridge for tho
purpose OF being exchanged. Many others from
here for the ssme destination. All the federal
prisoners in North Carolina are to he exchanged
we learn at Northeast Ridge. We presume thc
The Raleigh Conservative closes an article On
sherman'e movements as follows: "But what
will be the result OF his present expedition, time
VII only determine, and the people Of tie whole
lem with iLtense anxiety
, The Richmond Di$pofeh Of the Sd saya: "We
have had no Official intelligence from the seat Of
a rumor.
1.-THE Hon. Roger A, Prior, who has Just re-
turned from Northern prison, was In the city
u
, 1865-03-07
THE WAR IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
Reported Capture Of a Rebel Ertgade
-sherman Reported AdSancAn: VI
Fayetteville.

Erw Yonk, Monday, March eth1The ,tR RalsiEn ts.3n
III Wf1minctou, our WhitwoEth battery, piantea
at thc head ef thc msrket, was nrfng upon The e. e.
who had sppeaEed On Gs1n On 1ae ad
vance Wae then checked at Alligator creek. Some
lew ekitmiehers pushed forward, but Tere dtt5ep
Oh It's belieyed that uapgood's brigade, Win
tn1ed. Some accidental ca.es may hare escaped.
! hty probably hnre, They were on the west sidS
u ihe Cape Fear the other troops On this side"
Republican just issued says oficers Of General
Schoolgirls army, Who arrived here this morning
from Wilmington, etate that when. they lett that
came into our lines on that day, report that Sher-
m,R oy hank movement had compelled the
rebels 10 exacnte F1oEeEce. 8. G, and was moy.
Inc In the direction Of Fayetteville, n. G., which
, 1865-03-07

OswEao, Monday, March GA meeting Of cit-
zcns va. held at the Board Of Trade for the pur-
pose Of adopting measures for the better defense
Of the CITY, In view Of the anticipated raid By
rebels and their sympathtzers now concentrating
at HALIFAX. Mayor Grant pre.ided and the meet
ing WIS addressed by come Of our most influential
men. The Mayor stated that he had called upon
the Commandant Of Fort Ontario and that sn61-
cicnt force wond be detailed to patrol the streets
at night. A committee was appointed to select
IN Town and such as may arrive until sone further
action could be taken on the matter. The recent
draft has added to the influx Of strangers.
, 1865-03-07
> BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Regular Quarterly Session--The Bounty Ques-
tion-.Payment to Officers.

The Cook County Board Of Supervisors met In
regular q1arterly session ut the County Court
room, yesterday at o'clock, p. II. There we're
present the following members:
Supervisory Allen, APPEL, Atwates, Brady,
Blake, Chandler, ColVin,, Cooper, Drandord, Dn.
0ormley, creede, Haines, Hammond, Hopkins,
Harms johnson, Jameson, Jacobs, Kile, knlck.
erbocker, Lamparter, Niles, 0hlendorf, Plnney,
muller, Shacktord, SHELF, SauteT, Sehaat, Taylnr.
Reuben; Taylor, E. S., Thorwozth, Vial, Witker
and Wtltnarth.
The minutes OF the last 1egulsr and special ses-
slors were read and approved.
PRESENTATIONS OF PETITIONS,
L petition from citizens Of the Eighth Ward
was presented, setting forth the payment Of boun.
| ty to eix oflcera BY tho Ward Recruiting Commit
+! tee, and asking fof IN order upon the War Fund
, 1865-03-07

NEW YoRK, Sunday, March 5.-The barque Ida
ho, from Aepinwall i4th ult., reports that the
North Star was IN port, md dtschafging her car
70. The prize steamer Deer also arrived from
Panama Mercantile (1ronIe!e Of February 1a his
. report that the mission OF Gen. Slckles Is to
procure from the Columbian Government a con-
cessiou Of lands On which to form settlement Of
5000 negroes emnncipated hy the great secession
war. But the Chronlcie doubts 1t, or that one
million dollars would be paid for the privilege.
, 1865-03-07
The TreQtIneuto of Prisoners of
"Mr

: NEW YonK. March 6.-The New York 1fibuns
contains a long article On the exchange question
from ono Of its correspondents recently eacaped
from rebel prisons II complains Of the great 1en-
Government, while our own men are dying Of
starvation, and Of the recent release Of PF}or and
his parole IN Warrington, and mentions numerous
occasions where prominent rebels were released
without any equivalent, while the etme claaa Of
prisoners treated By the rebels with tho utoat
Esyertty. 1t charges the bud MANAGEMENT OF this
matter upon Secretary Stanton, and demands that
the country thall be honestly and ta,r1y dealt with.
, 1865-03-07

RoId md Numerous Deprednttons by
Kurelars-The CITY Full Of Robbers
and ThfeFes-Ar ArrestK-EIcitemeut.

DrpueuE, March 6.-G1eat excitement exists in
this city this morning, owing TO 4 large number
atf f9 spPa sRs1ea s9 d. soSess Sesas b
W13ism B1ad1rys getting 81 400 in money, and
MANY articles 81 yalue: They also entered the
hoase of 4 S. johnson, taAng many NJ EalHn5s M1ss
~ ~ 1Se a,m of Dunker1an & Haas, druggists. VI.
Haas he ear1nc them, got up to protect hls prep, R
5e robbers hG5 tbif hi% bs Iii 19psa
ha Sc1,aee n REV Mr, Taylor and F. E. Bssel.
EIo, e s we're also entered, and the house OF John
Aempson. ,,ora arree4ea this
INo IVY suspSi5 sppS in5ced In iai]. and Others will be
9pf 53sestd II H. foen foS5efs snd 6sk
iecs, and The people are thoroughly a5ousea @ ana
vii 'updoubtedly purge the city ottho. seoano'
, 1865-03-07

New York, March t.-The Heralds Winchester
correspondent, Of the 3d. says Of Sherldan's expe-
dition up the valley few dAys ago: "Thfoe
Winchester families by the names Of She1rard,
charge Of ditloya]ty It's said they consplred TO-
Rether to get up a eociable ball, to which Gen
eral Sheridan was to be IN Invited guest and that
dnrfn: ite progress detachment Of Mosby's gang
convey him to Richmond, O Ia Kelly and Crook.
The plan was frustrated, and the LADIES' are In full
communication with those for whom they have
exhibited such WARN sympathy
, 1865-03-07

Pm ApEL1HIA, March 8.-Thc transport Maaa.-
chuseits has arrived, and reports that Our naval
forces have captured Fort White. splendid work
mounting II heavy guns, just below Georgetown,
$. c. The sailors aud marines landed and took
charged On them in the street, but they were cal
]antly repnleed, with the loss OF several killed,
wounded and prisoners. Onr loss was only one
nan.
admiral Dahlgren's flagship, the Harvest
Moon, on her way down, WIS sunk by torpedo.
All hands we're sayed, except the Tard.room
steward,
, 1865-03-07

Total dcaeit.. ..:..,..--:......... ..a,17
Total en1lstmcnth since dan. /. 1HM 93i
F7ofert Reid. an alien Of this city, Yesterday mt
T., rrnreeeutative recruit in the pesson of J9ssnh
aothsl formerly sS}at'e%t q =. Of a;s ths 'eth cass
IoIapta,g Inas Ind pariotte Who Of our bps,ne:.
1nsn s,mtssiy situated viii 60 and DO kcvisss
, 1865-03-07

EEw YokK, Monday, March GA portion OF
the 1ath New York cavalry and one company Of
,he 1et North Carolina mounted Infantry, lately
surprised and captured company OF rebel SOL
diers near GrecnvilJe, N. c., and theH dashed into
the town, destroyed the commissary etores, and
captured other prisoners.
, 1865-03-07

The CM8f tine (1e.] R1ll0.
Bosrox, Monday. March 6-1he Portland (Me)
Adrerfisef atates TINT the mystery Of the Casttne
WAS carried oct by some soldiers Of the battery
stationed there, three Of whom hnre jnst been ar
rested and arc now confined at Eastport.
, 1865-03-07

Hydc Park, Evanston, Hanoyer, Wheeling. Elk
rfes:5s ctas5s Soom lSe1s fsf: FGsSs G,s%
<Ta11ton TaaMneS oWnrth. Fourth Ward, Fourteenth
Ward, % Like, Paiatine, Burlington u snd M Rich have
1cd hctF qqotas e1d ars OCT os re the o1a
The following table VIA eno: n'
, 1865-03-07

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. March 6.-The steamer
Massachusetts, which arrived here to-day, had on
board the first TnItcd States mail that has left
Charleston eince the breaking out Of the rebellion
, 1865-03-07

PrrrsBunnu, Sunday, March 5.-The new moni.
tor Mnnyunk broke from her meorinEs ut
o'clock this morning and drifted down the river:
She WIS oTertaken by two tngs three miles below
pinsbusr and Eaiely returned. She IL nearly COM
,pleted, and lcavcR 1of Cairo In day or two.
RxcnuIT1Nc.-The whole number recruited In
Cook county yesterday was flfty, thus distrib-
, 1865-03-07
nj 4 h H 1 e u .
d / & D .

On the I'd luSt.. by Rev. Robert Laird Collier Ar,
DANiRL HANNAH and Mlaa SARAH i. HULIES,
AL Of this clty.
r. Gnlena papers please copy.
, 1865-03-07

EXEHNMEzEU XTABUUEE8e
New YORK, March d.--The New York 1ftoune's
correspondent announces the arrival there OF
eight hundred exchanged Union prisoners, attk,
sta1 rcd, euaciated and hungry.
, 1865-03-07

Rebel Fort Captured on the South
Carolina Coast and Georgetown, =.
c., Occupled-Loss of Admiral Dahl.
grcnss Fl1E.Ship.
, 1865-03-07
$4,000 TO LOAN,

From three to 1--WE years. at low rate OF tnteres Tha
tmount csn be diIiIed. hut on'y good Chicago real
'1'o'S aREEEEBAUM 4 FOREMAN,
,rh;r f,t At NET No. Is C.ark street.
, 1865-03-07

ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS.-Stop
Thief Cnss, q. # Talk.r, on the night OF the 2dth
or mi of February stole about $oo worth ofn!trate
of silver and chic gold. He 9 II years Of nEe.
Same' ana walks with cane; has one nneer of;
saay q IA AZ sD ssss e n5ss
tcole Any Information that Will lead to his arrest
Will NC 'D>DF +. ~ IKG3l1RF. Photographer.
,rb.+nk-aet SpI1ugne(d. Ill.
, 1865-03-07

LATE6T CONXERCtAL.
L1vxnroo1, THURSDAY, Fab. q.
CoTroH-Fincr but prices unchanged. 6A4es to-
day 6,G00 bsMs, Of which spectators and e1pottess
TOOK Zoo.
Bkx1DsTCYFs-Q Quiet and steady.
PRo4is1oNs~ Quiet. Tallow ttt declining.
NoSKY MAEKtI-Consois, for money, 695{3s94; l.
C. thares, 5.et53: E,te shares. s2x1sa sos, 3,e5s-
, 1865-03-07
HUNT, BARBOUR R! & Hale.
A GARD.
Spool Gotten for Machine Sewing.

From the fact that GOOD article Of aPOoL, cQE
TON Is Indispensable to the successful operation of
any Sewing Machine, and there being msny 1,akaxn
OF Spool sew1ng Cottous Who do not hesIt.ta to n
commend their goods being especially aa.pted sor
Machine Sewing when teiAl Ia certain 10 prove n
utter worhessnea for the purpose sci forth to tha
great annoyance OF the operator and nulo to tts
high putc enjoyed by cur Macaines Ard to oby.ate
further troube consequent upon the usc OF in erto
Sewing Gotten, the nn6e1aI2ned wuptd most sesret~
md Of nnchius operators generally to The YerY NJ
pertoz quality OF