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, 1865-03-14
FATE OF BOUNTY JUMPERS.
Escape and He-AtTest Of Nlve-TWo Of
Them Shot,

About eleven o'clock on Sunday night party
Of Ave men, chiefly belonging to Company X,
1bGth regiment, Camp FIT, attempted to run tho
guard and escape. They we're nearly all
desperate characters, and one 6t two
arc expert jumpers. The plan had
been long cntcrkined, sk1lfully matn.ed.
and the favorable opportunity loosea for. By
sone means they had succeeded II getting The
caps OF the guns of the guard, nnd when the fpsh
WIS made they laughed Mt the eent1nas, wao took
deliberate am at them. and sEspped their harm
less weapons. Before the trouble conid be ascer-
escaped out Of rsnre. They vera. however, pat-
sued by.a Corporal nazaed Burns, who followed
them about q mile and q half wien thew
we're oyeEtaken and Ordered 10 bait and
they falling to do SO, ha fired, aud
ono OF them-Jacob D-adley-was shot
through the leg and dangerously wounded.
down another named Lester Yyera, who received
slight wound IN the thigh. The other three, H.
Gliding Daniel Bradley, the ttngleadcr, and a
brother Of one ofthe wounded men, escaped. Wngn
VI eHie Distance from camp, they threw OF their
uniforms hay1nF provided Themselves with citizens
garments Which they wore under the1f military
snat-spd etafied for The Rock Island depot. They
fos On board The night tra1u, and were t1cEced to
lasslle. They had not gone many miles before
MeX were arrested on Suspicion. returned to the
CITY. snd are now In confinement Jacob Brad1eg's
WOUND 10 extremely dangerous. The leg bone Is
oadIy ehattefed. and anpul.tion will be neceasa-
~, even II Ills life ts eaFea. Dradley was formerly
noatmon on me Miss1ss1ppi. He enlisted In thus
Corporal Burna = entitled to much credit for his
gallant exploit 1t speaks well for bis soadtcriy
qualities, and We tTRet he ma. receive the reward
LIZ gallaniry deserves
, 1865-03-14
LATER FROM EUEkOPE.
Arrival of the City OF London.


,-soC1nAasToN. Msreh The -, steamer m CITY 70, Of
this morning, ,,.n.A . co--o.. s.,o. ;, ,,u
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Co11oE-oalcs To-day
probably seaeh ooo or 4,eco bales only, the mar
| ke1 opening anl'.
@ he me- efss 81
propositions Of terminating the American war by
combined attack cflhe be:Egerents On so1e
THAI F7ance. We mist admit that = ascheme af
extT'rsic policy which The Co1aedcsate ENJOYS
puity to The Confederate lntereets. BY DE time
this extfInsic policy woulfhave beenc carried into
execution and ended, the rsder,1s would have be-
ates. seeing IN he Southern nepu5i,c Only = dn.
dfcd Sta3c1nd national ally.
MIR. Seward has most eons.aeratcly forewar5cd
Sir Fredse.cl Bruce succeeds Lord Irons 4
Washlugtox-
II lie Ho7sc Of Lords, February s7ths, LORD
,rg for he imIsdinte abolition of dc trln.nors-
ton Of convicts: Lord Granville said thas tic
@ Hnnsa "f4a aDosh tne sys Thu sn,.o
on Hcnncsays ssotloE r1epcctins tbs state Of Ia.
land was Tcsu;cd:- The House d1yicsd. The E,o--
ton vas pcgatise edby 1U7 to 81.
Nspolr0n~e preface to the life OF Jqans Cesar
was published IN alnLondon Journals. Tue Pope
Tnqeaso 1,Iha5 A's 'n'"eo3e e1anf'nauoa "nen pao~
TSe 1;n<s ,hfnte III snor;ah ons.n.. s.c-is.e
of pst1imony nseicls;ana tIat :6e sp:aisa f.
aaeen En:i. has - p eaaeauas n g.,
nx E liza nGasy a. ossas9.1 rssncu RSse & ~,
92c Ene pau ~ sna!es ~ a"sanreu tG rSfa; ht.
20 "a qecnGu @ oISs h seeanea e.. scn.eges
~ i1a1 aeSHnea &C On Inc A11ea ne"s'qusteo AZ
4sEt QUO f1aY.
,.teW rev a. ne fafts }anlns.a eonment 11 on Aapo-
4eun PteMco M T. tue utstos3 u vu!us SHsat.- -,
,lT1f:-lhe hlng ;.slgaca the 4mncsty lce'eH
o'9 accoun!s conneeteu M!ta tae 1utl9 l1ols.
/ Sf41S-Nassae1 says INC nAxnecs anu tne coun'
~ afe n sa4saaetoty Sona,1on* .b
,foE1pEAI~uake Soa.e s.ateo an .ns eosies
tost ne was suoeaFoElnE 70 Ieconsuact tae CeNl,
s e!nc'ent's' auo t''"t Il un@1%essinA h' "o'3o
, 1865-03-14
GREAT MltTONlAM TAbLEAUX
Paradise Lost!

FIFTY ELEGANT AFD COSTLY PREsENT5 glE-
en- aw1y al each Exhibition, without r1safd - age.
o. TUxepA1 EvTEIxa will be given aHay oae
ote et CANT Silver fst: Tea Set. valued q fiW ooe
maM17s Silver Ice Pitcher SO; etlyer Gaze BAskce
Silver Gobcss. up, &c
Os N1pS KspAT AFTERNOON TO the LILIES snd G1al
trep when Tlcksu Wilt te oIl3 VII! oc s!ven
xwn% 50 pEesfnts ne Mt saic 81 vlr~fsa 3c Valued
st flG Silver CAke Baskets, Silver Goo,ets, I1p's
Gs = YpsxspKY Ntonr viii be given away ano. her
<fcinwny Plano, xs:ued ~ ssh: aro!her s:lTcr
Tta sei, <1Go; sno1h.r lc Pitcher *5o; silser CaSa
TueEdsy md Wednt tany kigtts ALL THE SEATS IN the
Hsl VII be reserved At 50 Cents esch. Eeseiy~d
featB and Tickets for sale this tAy 1T SAlTH NA'
0NH " -'61C8LOhE-
or WedI eseay Afternoon tee nessts vi, - 3 S, g
in aiteneance. Standing CON Tlcsets for 81 esca
eyersnT orcnlpg the doors Tue f14no for Tues-
day night may ca secE In the Hall.
A. j: MORh1sC n, Proprietor and Manager.
, 1865-03-14
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
EMO3l EASTPORT, TRNN.
Constant Arrival of Rebel DeseFters,

Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago TrIbune.1
ST. Lou1s. Mond,y, March 1s-
private letter received from Ess.port Tenn,
where the 18Th Missouri cavalry ore posted, says
1ebl desertcrs are coming into the line. there at
the rate Of forty per day. They are heartily tired
of the war dlahearteued, scantiy clad, and other
wike in a desperate condition.
Jim jackson and his gang, who hun: negro at
hilton, Monroe county, GONE day: ago, declared
publicly they intended to hang every negro found
10. working for his MISTER.
Wm Rsssdale, Of Monroe county, recently sen
fenced BY conrt martial to two years' lmprison-
ment, has been pardoned by the Presid mt and re-
leased. -
". 3. shanks, Of Monroe comfy, sold his crop
Of tobacco, COCO pounds, to uluniba1 buyer, for
Ss5 per hundred pounds.
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Markets bv Telegraph
szw YonK CATTLE MARKET.

OPENING DAT.
rrept,ted bgTe:egrapa Exc uhEely for the Chicago
Trihune.1
new Yonz, Monday Evening, March 1s.
BFEF CATTLH-There are On sale to day II AtIss-
tens s.me $500 head Of Beef Cattle ths opAlltT OF
nh,rh Is much better than last week. There are
m,nv reoa. s4uue extra and some WORK oxen. 1tisa
mia tsy and favorable for trade, Which, ts pretty
evpn. Trade was best in the morning: nsst class
ncrTss were lowest in the afternoon. Tbs supply
ou,d BIZ too large, we're It not that the GOVERN
taket len hundred AID nty head OF the bait to-day,
sn t,o hundred ana DIR previously. This keeps NJ
III, price.
nsr.d with those Ct this day week and the CORES
Gambling dav Inst yeaF:
, 1865-03-14


A copy Of the following letter, rom the Saul
tary Agent At Nashville, Tenn, ha. Just been re-
ccfycd at the Sanitary Commission rooms OF this
city:
Dr.. Us. Newber1y:
DEAR s1n-The letters accompanying my lnst
two monthly reports, little intensified, will giye
eorts Of supplies. and ibe hospitals have drained
ns They really ore vesy destitute Of all ARTICLES
have nothing for them except I lew c1ackera-
The shipment Of Hont and dried apples ID coming
in today, aud VII nnd greedy customers. The
many, to whom they are 1a rare a. nranEes we're
at home. The 81nnunt Of sickness among the new
nta s s6e g.
scoresand hundreds. Bilious diseases, pueu3o-
MIA, measles, small pox s.. pseEal axtsnssxely.
none, are much wanted, both In and ont OF hos
pi'a]s- Our cracker. are nhout out again, and
as .enn a1u5s e ss sRess es rsR G
when few things elsA. Will. The hospitals bny all
they can get at high prices. but are often short
Ten and eugar are FergSom!olins, @ even IN smal! M
black There are many poor fellows ] belieye
will die, who, IL they could hare the food theg
crave n, 5e restored r. t4 hsa1th Godash snd
apple butter, DC. WHAT little tobacco we hive II
going of rapid'y-gotng OF on crntehes, on one
csg In e and
the boye even cay that ats good for sore eyet."
Yours, truly, Ell. JONES.
Our brave soldiers are snaeting md dying, for
want OF sufficient eanita1y stores. They call loudly
| tor our assistance. Shall We not aid them: Dare
We refuse! Our treasury is well-nieh exhausted.
Will you not bring In your g1tts either In money
or eupp1tcsl II II is only the widows mite. twill
| be acceptable. Many are withholding their con
tribuions till the Fair; but should they be sent In
now .hey Will be credited just the same during
| ite progress. and the boys will be benefited by
| them, and will nleta you for It,
| E. 3. MccAGG, President
| E,W. BnArcuronn. Treasurer.
, 1865-03-14

Especial Dispatch The Chicago Tsibaae1
MILWAUKEE,. Monaay, March Is.
FLorE-Dul1. Sales 90 o1s country spring extra
at<7e1-
GEArF F-WNeat sales On change, 81 on b. at
$1.33k, mest'y options O3ta-Sates 5000 bu at &c.
Corn-Sn0 hu sheed corn at 's1c on track. Barley
400 buEo2 II $1.l0- 100 bu ry6 At $11o.
D11esKD Hods-Steady: sa,ts ut 9fe3h3l3 90, d.
.5idinE Or 2coos. ....
Al the wheat market at t:ss Newha:f Housn this
eveLiDg.s9 ~ bu No sold after 'chsrgs 1t $i13-
c!tetIK t.l1.
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REcRurr1sa.-The county bounty was paid yes
taza... 4n e4r1r-nine rarrr,Ita Tina dfsttihuted.

Mrs. J. T. Lester. On Saturday, put In = repre-
sentative recruit, credited to The Mini Ward, and
on yesterday Mrs. Wm. H. Carter put in one which
was cre6litcti 10 the Second Ward. We shall be
very willing to give credit to other ladies' fo5 pa-
trIoc efforts in the Eamc direction. Mir. ". Pratt
with Marsh 4 Foss, yesterday put in a represen-
tstiye.
Hyde PARK, Evanston, Hanover, Wheeling, Elk
casnmet. orlend, Bremen, Blosm, Lake View,
Thoruton, Worth, Fourth Ward, FoHrteenth
Ward, Lake, Pala1tne, Darlington, Rich. NORTH;
acid and Schaunberg have filled their quotas aud
arc ors of the DRAFT
The following table will show the sul-dfstr1cts
stflt In defuult and their asrcsfs:
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fue,illar used him like hog. tns hey we're used
much better on tha road by Gen. Rots' men. Thet
r. atnent In PRISON wss yc.J much tho ssnn: as
that so often reported in taeee ctl1nus. The
bartprIty Of Mt3or Turner Ia scarcely descrlba1e.
Sergeant Bell IS In good health, thanks 10 the
Eiuduess uf bts friends, after pAroie.
, 1865-03-14

The quotation for Extras otseo on sa'es OF Cattle
12e for lire weight.
surxp-The supply Is 1ull and pficea are LOVER
prtc1s n I g1ng from 1na 13Ac.
Hcos-Thcfe are Is car rloads. Prices arc 3sc lower
ranging from 1so lsXc for corn fod and 12@131c
d.sti1leEs SoLoS AoBfasoS.
, 1865-03-14


The following telegram was received at the
rooms Of the Sauitnry Commfssfou on Saturday.
Shall not the appeal be responded to- The peo.
pie at home lave nnb]y aided the soldiers through
the long struggle; shall We not aid thcm.now at
the close, and nerve the arms Of our brsre boys
for the 6unl crushing blow3
LOUISVILLE, Ky-, Mrch 10 1855.
B. B. McCaeg, President Northwestern SANITARY
Commission, Chicago, ILL.,:
Since our last report the call for vegetables is
reiterated with ten fold eaInestress. The army OF
Gen. Thonaa Is being largely increased. and 1rou,
every corps and from every regiment the rc9uest
comes for vegetables. Surgeon. medical dlFec'
tors and generals al unite In asking ihst the sol.
dters may be literally supplied. We now cal
upon the people to contribute one hundred thou;
eand bushcls for this purpose. No time .hoald
be lost, In few weeks the weather will be too
warm to send them, or the armies will he beyond
our reach. Whist answer shall We make?
Dt.J. S. NEwBEAnI,
Gxer cec'Y IT n Sanitary E0uu1fasfon.
, 1865-03-14

.inp,pe. and relieving tho tbroat after any unusual
e1er1Ion oi the vocal organs stugE hssieE A. pesnllr
alaptstton to affections Whlch 1lslafp t1s otsans
- =. srnSt-jn. fet4- Hat-1m-ru-Tu&sAT
, 1865-03-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

A Safe and Paying tnveatmcnt.E.
localities IN Lewis, county Z. Y, where oil is
being sound in large. quantities in this County.
and also Crawford county, ky.. in which To-
aOc0 acres Of choice oil territory.
The Tar Spring Fetrolenm Company has for iss
managers some OF the first business men and hna1- 2
Cary, -. D. Breed, E. Moore, Major William
Cnn back. Adam Poe, D. d., Johu D. Caldwell;
nsti, o, ". Nixon, Esq. Treasurer Hamutou
County, Miles Greenwood Esq, Peter 0lbeon,
Eco, Hamilton Lyons and others who hAye The
confidence Of the people everywhere.-7otdo<09
Commercial, Ftb. q,
The books Of this company have been opeued
by the General Agent No. 1sa, Clark stree, up
Stairs, and ehares Of $su will be held atten fos
limited time. IT
, 1865-03-14
Csncinua1S 0InrAet.
Especial Dapasch to The Chicago Trlbuse.l.

C1xC1xHk1, Monday, Ms=th 13.
The decline IN E5d to-day completely unt etsed the
markets, and pf1e:gof all aSIcies are nominal
tRoy1sIoSs-Cty packed r,ess pork Is held at Co.
lat 1t meets with attcntiau. Bulk meats dull
as@15kc shoulders, and Ikc for sides, loose
ara packed. BscoE. II: enti1ey roulnal. City lard
soit at HHc-
NAisKY-Dnl1 at $9.l5.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS doing.
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Gold.

EEw YoEK, Monday. March 13.-Gold rather
excited, land holders are uneasy and anxious 70
cell. The moment they attempt 10 throw any
larce amoubt on the market tho price ytcds.
Openeo at 19l, and under news from Sheridan, de-
cllned to 16zf.
, 1865-03-14


Nxw TonES Monday, Ffatch Is.
co1Tof>-Dnli and heavy, at 7zAtcc tor Etdttas.
fLouu- Stats and Western III and declining. at
1l0.s5tll-N sor t1tra St4t-: $:oB@1lt0 fur ezra
round hcop Ohio. and *l1osa1!a5 for trade brands.
merktt ctokinE GuA. -
WHltK7-Fifmtr. Testcrn &es .922., c:os:ng nrm
at latter PRICE
GRA1x-Whrst dal' and droop'nr7 hi!1.aukaa Club,
*2I3. Rye qutes Barley BHr! ~ II at du&l. Eorn
dull and derhnipg; yellow, f1s91 CO. Oats dull
ard heavy, 1t $t,1i Tor Western.
! WooL-Da!.
PErRo.zrWt Dull 1t 4oc for crude CSC for renEed IN
bond, and E5c fof refined ffes.
GrocKalEb-Cofee quiet aud htnl~ sugAr drH; CD
b. Mpscoyad1 1a1<0l64c. Moasses 6uiE and Doul-
nal.
Psovrs1oxe.Pork heavy and loy,er. Sales at
~ S7k@3525 x9f: new mfss, closlnE a. 43457k Cnsa
"a MTGS5o 70. '63 and 81 d. cas! AID regular Way
closing - 2b9.o M: 10 co@sass tor PRIME and
st705sI oe foE pa1n mrs. and 51 for sxtIa
st:sdy: sales 2o pigs It 17Ga17xc fr sbouders and
1EK@lgAc |. haMs: Bacon lover; lsAc for EuEb~E-
lana cut, 19A&9t.-fcF long Ribbed. 2o<c fur tnoEr
ribbed, and @Hc for tssn e1ear ~ Lard loser; ls,$a
State Cheese stesdJ At 1satse for ccHamon to
P'n..sevn uoaR-Th1]i At 15kafGc for Tefte+n
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Total deArjt.
Total enlIstments since Jan !, 1855. - ~

uonsr RAILWAY FARES SIx CEyrs.-The
amended income tax law authorizes horae rail-
ropds 10 charge ono cent axt1a on cach fArs, for
the pu.pose Of paying the Government tsx on the
rtc.s receipts Of such companies. The eject Of
this will be to advance fares on horse railTays to
liz cents pcr ride. Heretofore the roads in th's
civ have not been able 10 add the tax on fares on
account OF the tmpossbiltty of making charge
oE f1ea M "a ri he Common Connc to slloa them
asEed len cents, then eight, then SIX. They pro
70 n9as a TIC p yaSap T.
cnnti1ne to cell twenty ride tickets for dollar,
TN for half, md five for a. quarter oi dollar
vii rrneS their proposition to sell twenty ride
tickets Ior dollar. They complained that they
found II IN &c of eonors moi
hemr able 10 change I'VE and ten dollar bills Of
ferrf for fases and also that some conductors ne
clectrd TO rcturn n'l the money they received.
Tber arened hat these Losses could be psegentea
IN ercst measure by charging six cents for stn~
cle fsres, which would ctnso most people 70 pnr;;
that the cx,ra cent paid By those who neglected 70
INV WV t,ckcts would pay part Of the income Tar
im1noeed upon them. The Council, however, a.
cnmnanies vii now carry into effect what they
nTnnoscd to do last fal VIZ 70 sc twenty tleksts
ior dollar, ten foz halt, and aVeaos quaftes'
.zox n,o,s71T BooKa1Lrhe following
7e,,cr ~ wn, yesterday received BY q. ": thinner
,c.n onr city Clerk, from Sharon 1yndale, Sec
1ctary OF State for Illinois: !. /,
"The recently %ade neee Eesstge f.ptaly. I
ssI e s9sts saen ~ y III rs'
1seas 81 Tyoa sce e. End . haoE
throughout your county, Tint 1oTms r.esiea ana n
&C., copccrnlng elections, may ~ s shsiI he mi
yourselves until those to pc maoe sn314 w f1s
Iiely distributed from this oi1lce."
-Four book. in each election precinct VIII CIV
one hundred md twecg-clght books 10 Dc PFe
pared in this city alone.
, 1865-03-14

IIlIIADRAFHIA- Mondnys March u.
P1raoLErx-Cruds Nominal ct 45; REFINED in tosat,
FLou1z-Du i. Pr'crs without alteration.
Ga 4IS-NAeat-l.ul.-' Sales Of red At 81 83, .Anl
white, *s5:9a7o Corldn.l. 2alss OF yellow ct tsG
al SC. Oats. salt II 9ic.
WHIkT-Dull. S4ll 30 tl.2S.
, 1865-03-14
OUR p11pNIGnT MA RnEr REPORT.


fEpec1bl U8p4EC0 10 L4F He8.c1n fIt34J
NEW YoRx, Monday, March Il Midnight.
Atibe rst session Of the Stock Exchange favor able
m, ;tarv run1ols weakened the market. There wAs
cot siderable pressure to sell Erie and H7dson both
gave way freely. New York Central very strong, and
toucl ed higher Agures. stc1n but the
decline OF them was not very marked.
After the seS>on the whole market was heavy, with
sttl b,tcea current throughout The Railway 1lst
Govern mens sec artes were etcady and IN moderate
demand fc1 gold bearing bonds. Miscellaneous list
dill and lower. Cod room cepressrd this m. The
defeat Of schonefd Tas d..cTedlted nnE Friday
n,ng and Saturday accounts from hchuscnd dIsap-
point those OPT rating Tor rise the disassLot being
rs great as at 1sst reported. The report was crcu
l.t.d this INT rn,ng that Sherman had released out
prisoners Salisbury, and also that LyuchonFE hsd
been captured. Th.sc run:ors had depressing effect
and nszisted,he downward movement caused By the
news Of sherldan's snccess.
Petroleum stocks active at the following prtces:
Buchanan Tarm. 3tse; HiebEAte, 81 01: Northern
Light. s7.co: Rynd. <5.s5; Oteantc, $40: Unlted
s.atcs Seco0 Brooklyn 3ioo; Webster. $16Do: Kn!ck-
ertoeksr SIC; Cherry Bun, ,stc Germans, aoc; Tack,
1850.
The Petroletm market IL E-ayy and nom17a1 Crude
shade lover, bsing quoted st SIC: teanc3 in bond
dull al s:@e3Hc: fec saess.
TuX LATEST.
NFxr ynrE NNr&or H1.reh
, 1865-03-14

Sanitary Supplies for Newborn.
NEW YonK, Monday, March 13.-The Post noys:
"The Sanitary Comm misslnn On Saturday dis.
petekc1 steamer for Sewbern with supplies, and
anothe: IL loading to sail in q few days tsr The
tame dest1na.lon.N
, 1865-03-14
Art1uHftfif1lfB.

CMlTH g. NlXON'S HALL For
y two nights AID one afternoon 9nly Toesd.y
E1e1tng, "Wednesday fternnan and Meooetasy Eve.
nipE, March Itih aud 18th lsb5. tos4nVe4 tne Iaas
E16;bNiou In thItal OF the
, 1865-03-14

The Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March 18.-Jay Cooke
reports sales Of: the $50 loan to the amount OF
x5,e46, 700, including suhscripttous from Memphis
for $aCOG00, from New York for f1,6s7,50Gs and
from 3tT1 lndirt1nals for $50 and $l00 each.
, 1865-03-14

DR., James, go celebrated the last fifteen
years, throughout the United States md New
Orleans, in the treatment Of old Chroutc. Mercu-
rial, SYphitic and other private diseases, is con-
snlted by persons from all parts Of the country,
seeking relief from the misery entitled. at his
dtnliai. mh14uia3-1t
, 1865-03-14

Eureka, the Tnialllble Hair Nesto-
rartvc. decldsdiy the best artfcle for restoring
grey h1ir to its natural COLOR (not dyeing0
cfectuatly cur{ag all diseases Of the scalp, pre-
ventin the hair from falling oil, giving II soft
TrT 1t, pf,cc S100 per bottle. Sold By all drug
glsts Fuller, Finch s Fuller, Agents, Chicago.
, 1865-03-14

Catholic Hooks.-Ccrta,nly the largest and
raost varied assortment Of Catholic booka ever
brought to this city, can nov be iound at the old
established book sioEe Of kearncy s. byrne, ISL
Clark etreet, corner OF Monroe. Any one wishing
Catholic goods should visit their store.
yr{, 80
, 1865-03-14
Tux LATEST
New YoaE, Monday, March 13.
Cola SSnigtt, lGg.
- LATEST,

NEW ToEK, March 13.
TIC folloa1nsi 10 helatest from Gaasner's Evening
Exchange. God, 1s5K. Nsw Yor1 Central, 10sX;
Erie, 70; aac,on< lie; Reading. 1-7K; Michigan
Southern, s; 1line!s Central, 114H Pittsburgh u;
Rock Is and, tx; Northwestcrn. 3..H do ;pu 81;
Fort Waync,ssx; otso and Mississippi certificates.
esk; Canton ,sst; cnaperland, 20; Mar3posa, 15k.
Stocks drm. Gold sesiTe and weak-sa1eg call,
, 1865-03-14
Lost.

T ,OST-By sewing girl, on Sa-
i turday. an unlncd Fur Cape. between Madlsou
IT. Get bIir re and the Sherman House The ades Will
fsyCr poor xiii md .ecnle reward by leaving 1t 1T
j. A. sNIrH& 4 cos, 1 ~ L4ke-st, mht+nS66 1t
, 1865-03-14

Bennette G.l,ctie Ba, tor females r. hrsast ael
eIa f. G,uer;sts ee5eraily. Address, enclo9ng
Ihree.cent ftamp. for circulaFSE. bennets {" oo''
BOZ 67A, Chicago. .os a.. Cat. t.ruesHThs
, 1865-03-14

NxW 70HKs AUbuhTE HhfCH u.
Srcfxs-Dul1 hut better. II. 8. 68K; c. 4 P. NIX:
=. ~; IL. PIX; z. r. " c. toX; Z. & Alton
'GovxxxNkxr STp0xr-ss 1910 cbepons g74; 1aA
coupons lt1K; u 81 coupons utx.
, 1865-03-14

We most esrnestly appeal to tho business men
of our city who are in need Of hclpr tQ behau o.
the large number Of discharged soldiers who ase
da1y applying for employment a. me rooms o'
Mauy OF theae nre the noble boys from our oWn
State. who hare either been discharged from dla-
ahilty or bare 1yed the term Of three 5ears IN
he wi, during which timets has taken az their
wages 10 support their families, and they now nnd "a
thtrseiyee depcndentnpon thetr daily labor for
then daily bread They aIs vel ard w1llns 70 20
he necessities Of their families; without II they
mu.t eufIer, OF be dependent upon the charities OF
the people. c.,n, ,,onn,
rneu al ihe city and country, from the drst.elass
rookEesper down to the porter; Also errand boys
IA the h0use md otflce cleaning season has
come We would call the attention OF those desa..
snr cssistsnce in that direction to the fact that
hero Is nsny and Tor4y woman st3ns
WV g e. A. waiting for job ofwork, by which
she shall b. able to carry bread to the Little ones
III Tno.e Wishing to secure help win paease apply
at Room No. IS Methodist Cn4sGa H0s 1Cons So
mittee.
, 1865-03-14

nux oEEn.-James Wells, residing 1t No ~
Ean Buren, street, was run ores by hack on Clark
street. yesterday, ana two Of his ribs broken. He
sdcaTortng to get out Of The wny.
, 1865-03-14

acknowledgment IF. H.. Boil. OF Captain
Gleason's company In the Irish brigade, has 1us'
returned TO this clty after three months captlEi-
ty In the Libby, at Richmond. He YVES captured at
New Creek, Va, on The 2sth Of November. In
mtdtately alter being taken, he was stripped OF
hfs clothing and marched $40 mica with but three
pppr meals Ill the WAY. HI. Bel says that Whltsss
, 1865-03-14
39erSo11al.

pERsONAL-Eyerybody affilcu-
i ed with diseases OF the tk,n. inch q, Itch, Tes
ter, RingNt1D, de-. to use Dr.. Bl.nktl ntuntiya
C,stnent. which We guarsnt. to cure ID anY .na
cv.es. Price 70 cents per box. I. ssnt b. mail IS
Aco. Box 1858, Chicago. III. g. aLOVIt.,
1T 4thp
, 1865-03-14
wPaper Haneings, Painting, Ca!G1aqf nh atqeaf a1u
Glazing. 1t F, z. Rgh9'*, So Randolph s1ee.'

For Throat g1serdsEs s9s oaed anS SG@a T}ta ths
f7ss9 casaence IL hcr They haze
neea and maintain The sood
T.! liz 'ss' assSpaIss ssSaisssa from highly
ssesse des xssm ssspfn 1ar Colds and IT.
Fes: Pss5s1t sss9ns s1S % 1siss essts ssSas
, 1865-03-14

New Yoxsx Money Market
NV ToRE. Monday, LiAtch fE
McHY-Acflye ats = cent.
E1ERt1xa E.1cuAnaH-Dutla at 19tH3tGa fer gold.
EotI9-urAyT sud loxer-open1nX 1t 191 declining
to l8t,k. and closing at16dXaia6.
GO EaSMINr STpcEs-Mtshuut decided CHARGE.
, 1865-03-14
QhtfdQ6g Mrtbn11e.
.TIIFsnAY. MARCa hi 1e.s
TUESDAY,. MARCH IA, 1875.
THE CITY.

AocDiST.-Aso son Of Daniel Brool:e. sged nine
years, while nj play in the lumber yard of Walker
NCo~, Market sfreot, on Sunday. had leg badly
crushed ey the Milling Of pile oi1umbcr.
, 1865-03-14
auetl01l 54eS.

Al CRATES OF BESTiWHITE
fV cFoCKkRY. 800 boxes G;aksw.rs-a4.oTted
;o9 eS.RyM IL spss ~ g. =; Aust:on On
rccnl4 4. e ~ Deazhorns; The Cfocks.y open:
and consists CT crap'ett sa.tme.t Goodi p3eKe.i
for the couctTy, GILBERT & SAMaSO1,
n ht3 n4tt a.: Auctl8EccrN.
, 1865-03-14

DoxoRs TO THE DEAp-The funeral of the late
Police Sergeant Jacob sauter was largely attended
yesterday. Screnty-eleht Of b1e 1ate aseoctstes
npon the fcrre and twenty two carriages followed
hie remains to the crave.
, 1865-03-14

NoHTuwEs7EHH SANITARY Famine '.u.es "
the Presbyterian denomination aaa e. 1as f. 4eetnfe
Hoon 81 lie Second Presb,terlan Church. March
18th, at halfpast two p. n.