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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-05
JOHN R. ELVANS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND METALS.

% Once and Store No. 500 PsnnsylVania Ave
nus, between 9th and 10th Streets.
u Warehouses Nos. SOL, 300, 800 G. Street, and
81 and IS Louisiana Avenue, Washington, D. C.
l.. H. HOPKINS, }
J. r. ELvANs,
C. b. PEARSON, my 8-3m.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-05
ENYEIOPES AND NOTE PA.

ENVELOPES AND NOTE PA.
u PER.-EnvelOpes by single thousand and
note paper by the ream at wholesale prices,
sent BY mail, post paid on receipt Of the price
1000 Bun letter envelopes, extra thick AO0
500 white note envelopes, double thick 800
One ream super thick note paper SOJ
One box (95O) new style Magenta envelope 2OO
Dealers wishing a supply would do well to
write Us for samples and prices.
G. s. HASkINS h CO., Stationers and EnVe-
lope Manufacturers, % BeskmAn Street, N. Y.
myl0-6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-05

CARTER, KIRTLAND d CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND JoBBERs OF
CLOTHING,
No. $40 broadway, New York,
Offers to first-class buyers large and very COM
plete stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
OF ALL GRADES,
Embracing Fine, Medium and Low Priced Goods.
Having made extensive purchases at the low
prices now prevailing, We are in position to
supply our customers upon the most favorable
and advantageous terms.
JOBBERs, MERCHANT TAIL0Rs AND
DEALERS GENERALLY will find it to their
advantage to call and examine our stock before
purchasing.
Particular attention paid 10 the
execution of orders.
SAMUEL CARTER, WIN. II. KIRKLAND,
JOHN ROSE, CHAs b. PETIT.
JOHN H. wERTs, Special.
apl7-eod2m
L.. A. q A IL M n IL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Japanned, Plain and Stamped
TIN w AIR r -,
DEALER IN
Planished, Britannia and Plated Ware, Cutlery,
hollow Ware, Sal Irons, Timers Tools,
Machines Trimmings, &c,
myl9-6m 27S PEARL STREET, N. Y.
mo TIE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND STORE.
KEEPERS OF RICHMOND, VA, AND
VIClNITY.-Tbe great advance in prices of eve.
~ article of domestic use Arst brought out
Kenrs East India Coffee.
Since its intro iuctOn in 1861 50 well liked has
it become in consequence OF its excellent flavor
and very healthy properties, besides its great
economy-being only half the price of the best
Java Cofee-thst it has found its way into early
every private family, hotel restaurant and board
ing house in the principal cities of the East,
Moth and West and as 1t undoubtedly will in
the South.
Kent's East India Coffee
il prepared from pure Coffee and Dande ion Root,
which is known a. possessing great nourishing
and invigorating powers, and when properly
roasted and mixed with pure Coffee Is free from
the deleterious effects produced by the ordinary
store cOifees, or pure coffee alone.
Kent'S East India Coffee
produces no nervous excitement nor headache,
but Is healthy, palatable and nOurishiUg. II can
lie used by the invalid as well as by the strongest
person.
The eminent DR.. PRIME says:
"kemt's East India Coffee
ia worthy OF all praise, and should be used by
all economical housekeepers."
Professor UPHAM one of our most eminent
chemists says: IL consider
Kent's East India Coffee
a national blessing. I have been unable to use
any coffee for over twenty years past until Kents
East India Coffee was recommended to me. IL
produces neither headache nor nervous prostra.
lion of the system, is the case Of every other
coffee | have ever used.
The eminent Bishop Ames, Bishop Potter, Bishop
Baker Rev. Dr. Richardson, Professor Jas. Boyle,
DR. Eanes and many other of our most distin-
Ruished men, all bear testimony to the great ex-
cellence Of KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE as
pleasant, wholesome family beverage, combined
with household economy, while to the stOrekeeper
| it affords handsome profit and gives general
satisfaction to his customers.
Kemt's East India Coffee
il packed in papers containing one pound, true
weight and retains its delightful aroma any
length of time. 1t is packed in cases containing
Sc 60 and 100 lbs. Tor groeers andlarge consumers.
The East India Coffee Companys depot is at
| 1854 Reade street. New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-05

=. q. DAYTON n CO.,
Successors to Dayton, Sprague Co.,
RECTIFIERS
and Dealers in
FOREIGN DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES &C.,
And Manufacturers Of ALCOHOL 4 COLOGNE
Spirit, 50 per cent,
lO7 Front street. and "a and % Desbrosses street,
New York.
A large stock of Superior Old RIVE and Bourbon
Whisky on hand"
Established in 1874. my2s
ITO FARMERS AND Planters
i The undersigned, dealers in LANDS, offer
their services in disposing Of Virginia and North
Carolina Farm Lands, Mills, etc.
Address, giving particulars,
SMITH, BRAMHALL i CO.,
Once No. 81 Pearl street, New York.
Refer to VIM. Ira Smith, Esq, Proprietor of
Richmond Wing. mylO-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-05
Kent's East India Coffee.

Since its intro iucton in 1861, 50 well liked has
it become in consequence of its excellent flavor
and very healthy properties besides its great
economy-being only half the price of the best
Java Cohee-that it has found its way into early
every private family, hotel, restaurant and board.
ing house in the principal cities Of the East,
Moth and West, and as 1t undoubtedly will in
ba Snuth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-05
Kent's East India Coffee

il prepared from pure Coffee and Dande ion Root,
which is known az possessing great nourishing
and invigorating powers, and when properly
roasted and mixed with pure Coffee Is free from
the deleterious effects produced by the ordinary
store coffees, or pure coffee alone.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-05
Kent's East India Coffee
Keut,s East India Coffee

IL packed in papers containing one pound, true
weight and retains its delightful aroma any
length of time. 1t is packed in cases containing
Sc go and 100 lbs Tor grocers andlarge consumers.
The East India Coffee Company's depot is at
1854 Reade street, New York.
RICHARD DAVIES.
rnroQ-ian nnd2m 2tu2m ltW3m
, 1865-03-23

is marching, probably direct from Fayctte-
Vile. The entire forces OF the Confedrracy
have recently, in tbs North Carolina Legisla-
tu1e, been stated At 1ao, 600, and on she sta@e-
mcnt being denied, official proof from Rich
mond was produced to sustain It, If this be
true not more than 100000 men are now un-
der the command OF Lee and Johnston, of
which Lee may hare about 10000 and john
ston the remaining 10000. Reports from
North Carolins and Richmond indicate that
the entire rebel forces are eren Less than
these figures would represent. Against these
The conrergipg forces Of Gen. Grant, under
the immediate commands Of Meade, SherI-
dan, Sherman and Schodeld, will number
about 240 600 men.
Besides our numerical superiority, We have
the prestige Of hundred victories since cur
last defeat. Our armies are we'll equipped,
their morale Is excellent they will enter into
the approaching final struggle with inyinctble
spirit AID energy. Whether Sherman fights
johnson separately in North Carolina, or fol.
lows him Into Richmond-whcth=rL =r Lee eyacu.
ates Richmond, or remains there until sher.
man unites his right with Grants left, aud
swings around from Hatcher's Run across the
South Side and the Danyille Roads to the
James River, west Of Richmond-or whcthe.
Lee, uniting with Johnston, attempts to as
sail Grant, reinforced By Sherman, Schofleld
and Sheridan, in his fortidcations, or whether
he attehpts, by abandoning Richmond, to
unite his forces with Jehnston's, and fall
upon Sherman in North Carolina, movement
against which Grant is s1gilantly watching
IN either event, the blackness Of darkness
hangs over The rebel cause. Sherman will
probably move with his accustomed del1bera-
ton, and 1t may be weeks before be brings
bis triumphant armies, fresh from their con-
quests in Georgia and the Carolinas, into com
municalion with the Armies Of the Potomac
and the James. But they will conc up ready
for the final shock. We find 1t impossible,
however, to believe that the rebels will force
battle where they must attack thres times
their numbe1a behind fortifcattons. Their
alternatives will be such an assault, starga-
ton or surrender.
, 1865-03-23
Foreign ConH1e rcial Circulars.
March 1877

Since our report Of the I'D ult, there have been
no aFrivais Of foreign Wheat; Of Flour the In
small LOT OF barrels from New York; 1ut the r.
ce1pts Or homegrown What Barley, Ind Beans
are good; The trade during the week has ruled
q 19s I'd per 40 lbs. Winter Red neglected, tho
Ghirka SORTS being offered relatively. chraper.
Flour unaltered> bat sales both Of barrels and
FIecch BACKS have been extremely limited. Sales
Of Oats and Oatmeal are cordncd 10 Scotch, (
about former rates. The weather continues open
and ma bnt ths a npnse oer
At to~days market saere was but slender a.
tendance. Wheat held for last weeks prices, but
Fine parcels Of Scotch cuts leaa p1eQi,lul and
more firmly held; inferior neglected In Irish
o1ls and oatmeal extremely little doing. Fot Iu-
peas inactive, bat generally held for our highest
Lard quieter, rrius leaf meets retail demand
at about former rates. Ashes dEoop. and little
passing In either pots Or pearls. The demand lor
tsow is very limited, and prices barely supported,
PETER RtSrorL, SoH & Co.
The weather has been mild and sprins.like.
onr imports comprise one cargo SLICK Sea Barley,
one cargo French Flour, Ills barrels flour from
New York. ~ barrels IRON France, and tatr
quantity Of home grain by railways. Our trade
Transactions limited. Wheat in fetsi. has % Brought
about 1ast weeks currenry-MI1Haukee and aH-
sn sfa saeIs trss r. g. t. ~ s5 =. s Saa s
dearsr than sacks, are quite neglected by hakers.
kst7as arc nomtnaliy heid at 2ls 81, but there Is
been only moderate business doing. at about
Late rates.
At to-d0y's market We had a fair attendance.
Nheat was only moderately active, last weeks
prices beng In most in=tances repeated French
and German dour slow eate at I'd par sack che ~
et; barrels unchanged. Beans and peas mil
tered. barley and oats in fair demand, and Sd per
boil desrer. Irhlsn corn dull.
In provisions there ,s little pqesins, and nc con-
unue our quotations for all articles. stocks Of all
descriptions als NOW nearly exhausted.
STEEL s. CEA1o.
, 1865-03-23
ITEMS.

The Pepnsylran!a Legislature has rejected
the bill to allow street cars to run in Phla-
| delphin on Sunday.
Substitutes are 81 900 each in Washington,
! and scarce.
Tie new tobacco exchange has been inau-
gurated in New York.
| Cattle hare frozen to death in the Reese
| River country.
A Pennsylvania haa ram, part Spanish
and part silesiap, which Ia three years old,
and has fleece with f1bers eighteen inches
long.
! Albany is to have new evening paper.
The latest novelty in card photographs is
IN album fiontispiece, consisting of couple
of simple stanzas, asking those who examine
the collection Of pictures to add their own
portraits to the list.
There are e, ,s43 pupils in the public schools
Of Philadelphia.
The Mo1mons are cutting canal thirty
two miles in length for the purposes Of irri-
cation and navigation.
California has sent singer to Italy, signora
Agata Ssatesi, VINO has made her appearance
at the Teatro Psgliani. Her trial created =
great fu'ore.
There are 295 ,2249 children in Maine. About
one-half of them 60 to school and are taught
by 6 600 teachers.
Everybody at Niagara Falls got drunk
when the revocation of tho passport order
WIS announced.
Brigham Young Is perfectly neutral. In
recent speech he said -s' The North prays
that their swords may strike into the heart
Of every rebel, and I say Amen! And the
South prays that the North may be cut
down on thousand battle-delds, and again
say Amen!'
There Is great Jurors in Paris for popular
lectures.
A society for the abolition Of slavery has
been established In Cuba.
Hecnan has lost one lung, all his money
and half his flesh.
100000 oranges and 10000 lemons were
grown in California last year.
They have the smallpox at Fortress Nor
roe.
An Austrian princess died at Vienna in
debtors prison.
The Sultan has just had gold carrlage
made for fayorte harem beauty.
Mr.. Parrott, the inventor Of the Parrott
gun, Ia dangerously III.
Alexander Milliner, O Revolutionary soldier,
died near Rochester, N, T., last Tuesday.
Prof. Coleman, Principal Of the High
School at Louisville. had both his eyes de-
stroyed last week while experimenting.
Gen. Butler has the door.plate Of Richard
Ytadon, OF Charleston, who once Offered
Sl0,0 600 for Buffers head.
Pet1olia's fayorite singer Is Grisf.
In 1926 Manhattan Island was bought by
Hendrick Hudson for tweuty-four dollars.
The irst'to "strikc ile," 1t now appears
was Job, who says: "When washed my
steps with butter, and the rock poured ms
out rivers Of oil.''--Job 29;6.
j. D. Fox, in whose house. and in connec-
tion with whose family, modern spirit rap
ping bad its origin, recently died in, Wayne
ccunty, New York, aged seventy.sfx years.
Though hls daughters became famous as
apostles to the new creed, the father never
became a believer In spiritualIsm, but lived
and did in the communion Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
, 1865-03-23


nave caught ne mspls. anu send tae1r Aastna9
ecrrldes 10 20 500 mere: anu ne aga1is tnvSsteo
~ american ns9cEe, Wnleo ne nel1 III 0use lof
'nf y onr t tie, n, tho erep,
oi the smounts ntld ~ tome eaPitau.H u ~ 9s., s
many, VIC could menton one 1nd1y'd1a} mere Wao
NO ds million dollais OF lSs!e md oaron I'M,
OF Munich. who holds &tV..0Ou o-1e, Will ne
bought Of the late King OF Bavur'a At 81, and l
KnoW O. various other persons holding rom 81
w 10 <ltr,C esch. lhey nave an ABIDING eonn'
dence N the restoration OF the Union. and seem
10 be tak1Dg Us much Interest IN ouf aH1trH As any
oi our own citizens. rh.y tell lanshabic jokes
about operations On the Bouree. Some JeW ban
kes. largely operating in United States stocks,
when apRed how lis he,lth wa.. Ia answered 53s,
most In his mind. In Snyembcr iast tha number
Of Inlted Slate. storFs hnld IN Hnfisnd and Cer
many WA eslimsted ~ tEn hnni1ed milan dnI-
iorr hnt II mnsf he Trr,h ,nn-a ~ ,his ttne md
II vii mt Re limo hcfore the 1phn1s TT1N mi M
Of the 6-scs Will Sc absorbed IN Europe.
"a gold speculatof mas oron2ht an acdon against
Of Columbia. IN the course Of she trial, Mr. Nc.
r,,,o.h c..,o,opv ~ ~. r,.,..,.. ...,,a,a.t,
",'ue'' ~ ~, "tsas'', Hs 40su e14',
IN Ills opinion the popular terms =" the rise and
tha -,.t1a of n. r,r-eorx ~ tha con,.-~ ,-oa ~,
tue satu1 VI *as ~ H1uss y. 49, eouo! so'o pe'
Ing the stanoafo.' no iussaes tesnnea:~
very large smnunt Of business, that 1t is ipos-
sihe to soy how much gold Is required for csrtlin
transactions. II the Government should pay ont
TN one day the gold that It received yesterday The
other hand, the Government vas Ia condition to
teinin It. ferr mich larret amount of epld would
he required for these tfnnsacion., Everybody
knows that the amount required depands up ia tbs
uctise, very small amount Of money viii do a
very laree amount Ut rusiueas.
Nr. Bradlty-I would ask whether the Govern
, 1865-03-23

The Richmond, Virginia, State Government
forbids The banks Of Richmond to remove
their gold, OF to make any other use Of 1t
than 10 loan it to the rebel government. The
Governor is further instructed to secure the
"safety" Of the gold ty rendering the banks
nil the aid he can. This means By taking it,
II necessary, into his own custody. When so
obtained, he will hand It over to JEFF. Davis
for the payment Of the rebel troops who eu-
force this resolution. The rebels are growing
ctrcuitous in their mode Of committing high
HaY robbery.
, 1865-03-23
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, 1865-03-23

EIhe latest personal aneedote Of Gen
ctal Grant is told Of recent journey Of his in
q rail. oad train, where he displayed, as usual,
none Of the insignia Of his ranE- 4 youthful
book-peddler trarersed the cars, crying, "Life
If General Grant." A mischievous aid point
cd to the Generals seat, sugg. sting to the
hoy That that i" man might like copy. "fGen.
CANT turned orcr the pages ct the book, and
'causually asked, "WTho this IL all about
The boy. cising him look ofindignation and
dfsrnst. Teplied, sYou must be daEnsd
rreepy not to know General Grant" Aher
this volley the lieutenant General Of course
surrendered, and bought his biography
, 1865-03-23


The oeu,and for wheat continues very Hight, aud
confined amost exclusively to. the local naillere
given WY 39dc IN response to the fal. in gold.
The stuck lseattmated ut about !, 50. .0S0 ou, and
as he Of In and navigation Ia near at hand
The unlikely event Of IN netire export movement.
The s'les since our last comprise 6,5uo bu amber
MiG6lsan at g 81; 1c,000 do Milwaukee club at
<2e5aF2Nf ,o0O DO Chicago spring at S2.13; and
4so0 Go winter red western (the ONLY sales report
ed Yesterday, at ECO. The market at the close
, 1865-03-23

..Allesto tou..........1 153 1850
EHhEP-1he receipts a.e qnltc light, WIKI f1r de-
mand b. th Tor shipping and home consumption
Ihtrt Htfe fnelot VI 70 head Of SpanIah Merino
Stetp at The Cott. Ctovc YArts t1-day. They
brought by LIT. Wilcox from Addison county, Vtz-
mont, md are en- route to Rockford, III.
The aa:es to day were:
sALae OF suE1p TO-DAY.
Holmes bought Of Donley, 129 very nne sheep sve.
Fnftng 12G s At $780, and Ct 2excnstIne IS head good
sheep nTtEAR21c 10 n It exc.
, 1865-03-23
W. y. LAMB,
Oil Stock Broker, Hartford Building.
40 LASALLE STREET,

A TTENTION LADIES AND
II GENT EhEI-Would you Ike to s~e,ha
E,etnrs 81 yon: totaEe husband ~ now 70 t,mo
ih!s country from Na J lam no rtsey hs Tho aiI
ciny Horoectpe> to send to any perion tha
Picture Of their Future Partner,
And also The date o. marriage. Enclose 0cents and
ktsmIed elop3 addressed - ycufset, stating sge
coGF II es aad height, and <clve b. 1stuFu maSi
the ttctpre ana uate- A.dIess r. u nrawer 81 AZ
b8py N. Z. MhlSoSl9 II IAN
, 1865-03-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WnzrsDAT EfxyEG, March =, 1865.
BEEF CATcLE-The receipts to-ca uaccordt 2 to
the board tfTfade report, amounts 70 $40 head I'd
sh1pm, MS to as5 head. The naz1es continues per
fectsy Cat The contractors nnd less difficulty in get
ting for Shipment but thsre IL asxe numb u
cattle en- hand yet, scme oi which hare been lying in
the 1asds for two vecks-
Tie learn. By atelestam from suspe1 sion Brttee,
that tie ysTes are empty thes the c.tt: having
shipped bS ihe Batavia 2nd Canardagun Road. Ihsre
Is. however. no shipping demand at prrae4t.
Most OF the cattle sold to-day ws1e low grsda &
stock. The sales to day amount to so head at q
rsnge Ct s. co to $500 for Light 6eaIlav.gs to good
ahipplDg Steers.
The following are ne sales al the several yards se
day:
SALES OF BEEF CATTLE TODAY.
raTTsDusHH AND Tokr HAYHE 1AKDs.
Hfe ss: a ef : hsaS ste
ays57S,nE .?!ss as $40 and zeiElef :. averaging
Go ~ osm. 20 20 zstg.+r 10 head rough oxen, aver
aT.r aGrs iss 81 e. sad 1s hsnd ses:s
svsss;s: ws $ - III Ke, 1'hsad ssswazs,
ds r zss!s1 IT head steers. averaging
M &C. I e
o.;:sn !: Il 'oa zs'gleF 1s head oxen,
sold ZeIglers head STEERS, averaging 200 os,
sHErMAs'B YARD.
sGa9 1as: 1sa "hte'7 head light ssssss
ooTrAoE GROVE YAnD.
Kans solo Ansaes 10 hesdshppiag steers. averaging
BoEa1tssla at1a. Kelly 80 bead h,tz sreezs, AZ
M.r.tn / jcsnaon soldKcuyn head r.ts steers at
HCGs--1hs receipts to-dsy, according to the Board
OF Trade ret o1t, amounts 10 S9f and snpments TO
1856 The market still continues w-ak cnd unse't ed.
The receipts quite ghf but flT e1u.l TO the de-
r1and. There has been decline from tho cioaing
prices oFlzst week fully .ec y 100 ~. There
, 1865-03-23

vc,k at q. .1s@1.1e}. Oats were qufet at &c for
No. 1. whisky WIS nominal. Provisions warn
dull, and The only sale reported WA lot OF 500
tbls city packed Ness Pork at $2is0, buyers op-
fIon nnr I thirtv dayB.
, 1865-03-23

THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHI
CAfs0.
Q. 8. Fltcat Agest aEc scslt Ct jag CocEe fer n
ceis1nE E2bs. r,2tsons to The popular Trss M
N5tea. Thtte Notes aFe Tree from taxation, both
ststc and municipal, ate" the onY aeycr1me1t Seen
rlet Dew open 70 s. cscI.nEoa. and At the en:
pt1cc OF s20s and 9Th q. 5. 60ntA pay the highest
Ikte Of lnte!est 70 tic fnyt atot. AL Five Per Cent.
LHBA14 1Er DEB NOT Es. with accrued Interest 20
1st. oi depc1tt will be received In Eafmcnt Tor suh-
.rrtat our when assorted according TO date and ae
ecmtan,ed HI iMt. Liberal Errsngesaenta Will to
naude with 9anks and Ban1rtB.
- " J. a. HLLIa, P1eAdent.
Ell TfHE8AM. Cashier. =.
, 1865-03-23
GOHImERLIAL.

"WEDNESDAY ErENIs6. March -.
The following table shows the movement
In Produce and Provisions during the pasr twenty
four hours:
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FoR TIE PAST II HOURS.
, 1865-03-23
4nnnfah 1aerfno sheep for Illinois,

4 fne lot Of forty-nino head Of Spanish Aerlno
ewes passed through this city to-da7 en- route for
Rockford, III. They we're brought trom Addison
county, Vermont, By Mr. Wilder. They were M
loaded at the Cottaga Grove Yards, a1nd attsacted
general atter ton. A portion Of them will be
sold at Rockford.
, 1865-03-23
DAD UP OIL STOCKS
FOR SALE OR BXCHASGE FOR
GOOD CITY PROPERTY,
COMMERCIAL OIL COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED IN JUNE, 1864.
Property ALL on the old producing
Farms on OIL CREEK.

Farms On OIL CREEK
This coGpany Owns the vhole or part Of TTxHEY-
OAH Pk0DU. 1HG WILLS, snd his q daily prodnct
hom les 10 zoo RAkH8L3 GF OIL.
Its lsrge do<ing We Is are the following:
The NOBLE VI ELL, FARaEL FARM, AND LEASE
OF II ACRES. There are two new wols goln.. dc WI
on this lease.
TIE FHlLln3 WELL, TAR FARM, AND 1Easx'
TIE TITUS WELL. srohY FARM, AND LEA5E
~ ACRE.
TEE HAMMOND WELL, McCL1sTocK, AND
LhASK-
Orc undivided Is II 7I1 Of the Boyd Farm, cnly
half mile from tie famous Coqueste, Jofsc7 aad
Maple Shade Wc.1s- 81 acres. Right ten wells
goirE dow 4, y1xx Of expense to thu Company.
part OF the following Pnu1alnx Wells, With largo
leases. tor 10: e Terms H1lh each:
Porter Well, Harding. Ill ltganb, Caldwell, Yer.
mont Wild Cas Nos /, Z and Dorm n. tSsofy easm,)
Fcttle. Wilcox, rher1y. Old Fsstts. Morrison Ztnk,
Ballot, cAnga Cotstrel Hos. aud =, Loyd and NJ.
la AAo. other good 1eases on thsse old fsrms no.
producing. Eighteen new ws1ts Ia Eli gong down IN
tnese old wall developed fasms. TWO Ksan.r .. iona
large, Irte, Pao one Barrel Factory sni Al, the
proper erginss. mschnesy, tanks &c with x.rr In,
serets. The property u distributed s,onz tho ree
distance Of slx miles, md must rat ny AL that i. il
dea1rsb lavestm.nt. The stock IL iii ps!t m sa5
taken and this Company pay. lss ke DIVIDEND month
u. fEt N which s:ockhcld-ts si!oxeu to draw on
New York Call Acd examine prospectus.
, 1865-03-23

Almost every day, movers from the west,
with more or less stock. pass through tnls
p|acc. t. wards Illinois. If the Sucker state
don't become rich this year. in wealth and
nopulatton, tt will not Be ths fAu1t OF: M y
ssurla1a, ior they are cmlgrattns thltheFFAzd
by the wholesale.
, 1865-03-23

81 bu Ftac blow. Mt 81 IL.
FR0Fi~tDNsk Market still du1l and depressed.
Nuhout Apt marefias cnAn.- IL rFices.
mess t0Fk- Demand very limited hhd market
as.vg- eales to-uay ~src: loo brls city pack d lt
Prime nfesH PnrA--3fnrkot quiet and heavy
Sales. s0c hrls zoo orI. 10 pf ae
rs 50. "
sulk nIeats-Dnll. Sales Of 2o,coo lbs Bulk Sides
kppt. "
, 1865-03-23

Flour and Grain In Store in Chicago.
Tho following IL the amount OF Flour and Gra}n
In store IS reported By tho Secretary obthe Board
of Trate.