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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
BBEMEN w SOUTHAMPTON

LONDON HAvRE. So riit'IToE tNn BrtNrN
ate. payable u SOD ~ a. rCI Ir- ci-er.Y
o-ur . cabin sa. second cab.l. sat s.' fee.s- %
flowed d. SIZE ta...-Y LLLLr-'. 70 L. i- -iao,f
ms uc. %
f% $50 '-' % t--' 'F' 0-InIcrrs Co.. ~ n.--1s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

4 DDcbN RIVER and HAkllM hAi 80
es tnl 40 Mods Nav a. 1000 tffnf ioi hlo.b' ~ ~
colre-.iaS WIN HoilAesL auo Me4eTa utni VA e.' Wv "
"a oawt: IT. ..;.,h a,
i.es m TITrep ;rn v, Had,or v,r rtioat ~ s,h' ~
nd Ter.Ee, tIfo 81 &c fao nd S1fTe1'cl hss ~,
an eorfS-rs Troy vh mans To- hD''l0 ~
lrgfoH AID MoniIes- .. .,,.,,
taa tam Vie iigd,or River gLotd eerre ~; " '''''
with Nesie,n ara AZ Toy w'h TIE NOM AL
70 EApe's train We Hiem Rtoad I~snt',,-5' " -
FolIti.se - te ~. a. itt siH r ia Nonob h.A,,.a -.
tfifHei IT, a. At "
Ty t trains To- saTosa srhns. Band Burlington 'n' ''
ne T. ~. ~ -, ,,-,..,uv
Amy viii fl, Tor NeA, Nnd 81 1fo. usins iei Aol'o'
With seea'nf ere tttacie1 .. ,h.tt-,,
nv Typso., va Harlem Aslo-1, eo1aee1f Al
Spilgr ard piisieii u Albany
% M s os lye Toy VITA traaI Rstana. Burlington
ard Monte J. ,,. d.. nj MI =. Ia .t..-t.v, ar
slsrici AID 1orsh 90 fli sla ~ hiats ,i,,.
co. Sp.Y af4 through % Usioassh' wfog. ch,sso
Vi Rora ~ and o. iGcc thr uin.n Wal t-N u '1n-'s' ~
feetior IL frav Will be flato 81 =, Alh-hf OIL.
Al, r. -,fi a., TOY Ga ue molIii. AID eouIe-til4 witt
|'a' ''' '-''- Svi IL vASpLGDiLT Vice r.eAi.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
Crcnrsion5.

nAILY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.-De-
hshfu 1cursou favots Jessie hoy
daily. (sundayt excepted pier No. - foot ofDulne hot
River 1913 thf0I tAe Nsrow s1d lover
Bay past fors Lasy,e Hamilton, a., 10 Pcu Mopmouth
,usnu. 10 New sffvns 2 iar ior the FOUND sp
WI. y. CLINTON srsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

r.,,sree s,r'on EswYor, Twenty ssven,ht On
' Youth svs Lntrsnse twenty seyentnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

sworn before me this 10Th day Of August. 1865.
JosgPH DowLIS8. Police Jasttsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

! ONG NRAhLH-1hc new and splendid steamboat
SEA BIRD Csst u b. Parker, hnl eTpscs.y 70 Gig
M fIiso q Chamber. st. n H. e'eY day Tor hea Bans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
Ocean Steamers

N'HE EXTRA TRIBUNE
FOR THE
political CAMPAIGN.
cope month";
~ >
20 three months. t...s....1O
80 20
100 eOpio, 70 three months... .... ...,,.,,..,.30
Payable always IL advance.
hs o BE- sddress.
Address Tbs TRrBUEK, Newfork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

nAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
H IOsLYS-Iaudus White Stone Bay Deck. Crest Ne,s
Point koi Doh snd Cl. Wool Toe steamboat ARROW
SMITH, e. Pt Snta. wi layo pecksp Pc; 10 a. 81 hs'r
every morning Suudys excepted 93 fH the above lndir
Returning m leave Eosyu 800 touching or passeasors
a loot Of Thirty scveufhsi p. T.. cufh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

THE TkiRY STARS TIP WEBB SISTERS
GRAND GERMAN OPERA CHORUS.
Tie ht-insii1s AID arcompii.hcd Dsncers, 49, -.
Miss THERESA WOOD AND MISS IlLllt FONLk0-
THOMAS BfKERs BEAuIlFUL MUSIC o..-
TIE GHFAI. Cs-r' Tlif GREAT CAST
All rrsssnled Ia "a. COURAGEOUS HFH.f' N'itf-
TfiE WEBB SISTERS
$50 srpsfg o. e Dlrer' -d Daett Ia shs A,rmns pfotsn
Tl-., el.lgd - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

EXCURslON SEASON OF l5G6.
TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS.
Frcgfsiou Iei1rsd from h~fi 1k - hssar
Fal L,le Ontario Rser - Lrsnce ips,'ns ThoiHfd Islands
Kunlds b. ga o A1ursi 5ec River
Ssrlsuay Nttc Portland Boston, Lac Mcmrrsnsfog
Lsle Chsmpas Lake so. slrss he pm, sad reara
e. New-itrk.
For particulars = routes q ie nie'' en- AZ NJ fulian.
spry tc Office = Ortad r1us Nsalol .ut loy bad Line
l. J. BEACH GeusrI Agent
ETEALTH AND PLEASt RE-Norfh Shore Staten
Il leland FoTry.-Lsaves Oily o.. bstusss
Courtsnd aud De- ,ia. T. O. ir tr M 5Gad p m
Sunday Srsngsont o. D. TO- ii =. = f. m 10 char.
te To- eIeai.lons s.esnet HUGJEEOI As Sunday
School, and PioSics Fcnen. Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Summer arrange
nlent from August a. ls66-Letves James lip n. y I. N
snd s. ~ ssions; for SyCssei way ga
lions 3lp M Ezpisss 1au lot Greenpou 400 IA SO
WY 59l North ltlp aud Wy ''s'''''' ANU
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25

Mr. WISE s LECTURE AT ALEXANDRIA, Mr.. Wise
lectured to a crowded audience for the benefit of
orphans. The Chronicle thus notices his lecture:
ale maintained that the act of lcvyinc
war against the United States was not trca-
son; and declares that he is and ever has
been among those who hold the Constitu-
ton in highest generation. His State pride
has suffered no falling off through the bit
ter experiences of four years of war, and he
boldly proclaims his opinion that his first
and highest allegiance was due to Virginia,
in whose sacred soil the bones of his fore
fathers have reposcd Gr generations. OF
those ex-rebcls who have asked for pardon,
or in any way admitted the reasonable
character Of the late rebellion, he speaks
with contempt and bitterness, and declares
his own readiness to die rather than solicit
a pardon or take the test oath. Speaking
with pride of his part in sustaining the re-
bellion, he yet solemnly protests against
the charge of treason, and appeals to the
Omnipotent Judge against all earthly tri-
bunals which might declare him guilty Of
that crime. In this connection he indulg-
cd i'll a remin!sccncc of an event which one
might have supposed he would have been
inclined to forget. 'If am to be tried
for treason" said he, II hope they will send
some one to try me who was not among the
men ] chased with my black horse cavalry
at the time Of the John Brown war" This
slightly egotistical piece of sarcasm was the
great hit Of the evening, drawing a perfect
storm of applause and laughter. Indeed,
so much did it excite the merrimcnt of the
audience that several Emphatic old ladies
found it difficult TO restrain their cachinna-
tory tendencies, and after once composing
themselves into dccorous sobrcty, started
afrcsh whercupon another round of ap-
plausc was given by the audience in honor,
partly Of the wittici>m of the lecturer, and
partly of the appreciative qualities display
cd BY the said elderly ladies'"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25
PISENIITNIS.

y premium Of n suit of Clothes, worth Fifty
Dollars. will be awarded TO the person exhibiting
the hcsi Colt # sell get, 10 bc exhibited in the
town Of Monrtfcll West Virginia. on the Isl dav
Of October. 1857, to be judged 10y the following
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25

THE NORFOLK MEN ON THE UNDER
WOOD GRAND JuRY.-It is not necessary
for our purpose that We should mention
names. We therefore omit them, and make
the general declaration, the truth of which
will be attested by every respectable man
in this community, that so far as the Nor
folk men are concerned who are on that iu-
~, more unreliable set, with one or pos
sibly two exceptions, could not be found in
this or any other community.
Three of them arc descrters from the Com
fedelate ranks. Butler mitigated his inf:..
my in this community by fixing perjury on
one of them. And another, seeking a Glow
CT depth after he turned Union man, went
into the business of running blockade goods
into the Confcdcracy and yet, az a jury
man, took the oath that he had never given
"aid and comfort" to the South -Nvrtolk
Iuyinian. 18th.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25
PEDIGREE.

CSEFF was sired by 4. Kccne Richards Grey
Arabian, Moclad dam by the pure blood Eng
fish horse. Hutton; grandam by Texas grci,
grandam WhiPsi'r by old Whip, Ic. M0cladi
was beautiful Grey, selected by 4 kccnc Ri
char'1 from the finest Studs Of Arabia and was
considered by him and other competent Judges. ms
the finest horse of richards Arabian importation
Hutton was a Hood bay, imported by Lord Elan
ncEan; n horst Of fine style nnl beauty; n rclc-
hrntcd race horse, and Of the finest racing blood
in England.
:7:E- PaS,u-cfurLiShcd To- Mares from :, distance
at moderate prices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25
LOO OK OUT!
FOR THE ARABIAN HORSE,
u S E + +

TNlllS thoroughbred Horse will stand the en-
i suing Season, nj the stable of the Subscribers
in Moorcfcld. Hardy county, W. Va, commence
ing on the first Of April and ending on the Is,
of July, 1866.
Terms Sis for tho Season, to be paid
Mt the close Of the Season; and So5 TO Insure
due when the mare is known to be in foal Part
ing with mares forfcits insurance.
Any contracts made with the groom departing
from the above terms will be invalid Care will
he taken TO prevent accidents, bnt We will not he
responsible for any that may harrcn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25


pure. AYERS SAEsArAEIL!.A purges out these i'm
ruriiicS and stimulates the organs of life into Wig
vr"tIS action. restoring the health and cxprlu.
disease. Hence il rapidly cures a variety cC com.
plants which are caused Ivy impurI,v ofthc blood
such us S'r9,"itor Ki"G's ErH, Tumors. Ulcers,
Sores Etur,jo"r. rimri.t. Bloirhe, E,i.. ST. IN,
M""y's f"", Rosc or Ety.iprlas, rata or SAT-
Rhcpm. S,,hJ Jkrd. Ring Hnr,u, Cancer or Cgn-
csr"rs T"m"rs, Sor" Ey's. F;mair diseases, such ~
H''c"'io", Lrr"gv'0rHY. S"Pl precision. WhH,s. S,rj-
ih'iH's. aud HoT Ui<c"rrs. Try AYERs SAnsA-
rARlLLA. and sec for Yourself tic surprising ari,-
ty with which il cic;,nscs the blood and cures tc.,:
disorders.
During late vca-= Tic public have been nIislc.i
Ivy large bottles: pretending (" give aTuaTt Of ES
tract Of SarSHpIrilla for dollar Most uf these
have been frauds upon the sick. for they not only
r"ntain little: if any, SaJSaIarl!a but often no
curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter di--
appointment has followed the use Of The various
extracts ofSarstpriia mhich food the market. un-
Ill the name itself has become SYNONYMOUS with u.
position and cheat. Still we call thi. compound
''$arsaparila' and intend to supply such n rem,
Cdy rs shall rescue the name from the load of OIL
l"quy which rests upon il. We think VIC have
ground for believing il has virtues which arc IL
rcSishle hy thc Ordinary run Of The diseases il l.,
intended {" cure. We c,n only assure the sick
that We o,rr i'ir;n tic hest Alternative which VIZ
knew how 10 produce, and We have reason TO hr.
icvc il is 10y fnr the most ccr;;in' purifier Of tn
blood vet discovered by any body.
AyrRs CHERRY PEcTuH,L is so universally
known to surlass every other remedy for the curc
Of Couqhs. CoH* inR""ms", Hvtrscncss. Group,
BrcnchHis, IDc,vi"m ContnwItioa and for the re-
lief Of Consunpiivc patients in advanced stages of
the dse:9c. that il is useless here 10 recount tho
evidence Of lis virtues: The world knows them.
Prepared by Dr.. J. G.. AYEa l. Co., Lowell Mass,
AMI sold 10y SunETz Il kvyKgxrALt. Komncy--S
II. ALEXANDER & Co., Mccrcfich ana al all store.
In the County. lNpr G. lsGG.--2m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25
CLEANSE TIE BLOOD.

With corrupt. dislr-
dcrcd or vitiatcd Blood.
you are sick all over. -.
IL may hurst out in PIN :
pies. or Sores, or in some
active disease. crit NAV
merely keep YOU listicss.
depressed and good for
nothing. Int YOU can
not have Gond health
while vorr blood is i'm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25
DESCRIPTION,

r:SEFF is eight years old, beautiful dap;l.
grey, Is hands, inches high. and Of very fine
appearance; md moves rapidly under the saddle
in Tr"t. Rack OF Pace and gees well in single or
double harness
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25

The following is one OF the resolutions Of the
An'-S!avery Society held in New York under the
Presidency Of Wendell Phillips, on Tuesday Of
las, week
Rcm'ce,', That the rebellion has not ccas-
cd; it has only changed its weapons. Once
1t fought, now it intrigues; once it followed
Lee i'll arms, now it follows President john
son is guile :Y1d chicancry. cLcc it had its
hcadr he '''o- Richmond, now it cncamps
in til frustratcdsc.
B,cy, snon the constitutional amend
M rnk, Will, a"f New York, said
a ions: orse than sham. 1t
was: :. niockcY, No Southern State would
ratify single one of the amendments
Their people would be fools if they did, and
whatever else they might have been they
were not fools. For his part, he would not
mock the people of the South by any such
pretensc. The gentleman from Ohio Mr.
Schcnck had spoken Yesterday about treat
ing them as he would treat an offending
child, thrash him and put him in corner,
and let him pout and get over it at his lcis-
urc. That might be very we'll if they, the
people Of the South, would consent to be
treated rs children, and if they would re-
cognizc the people of the North as standing
/" loco forenfis toward them. They were
to be dealt with wisely. They were to be
our fellew citizens and to take part in the
government; and unless the whole princi-
pie lying at the base Of the government
were discarded, it was necessary that they
should be treated as friends, not as enemies.
The history of Ireland, of Poland, of Hun
gary, of Venice, showed that people could
not be cocrccd into fricndliness."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-05-25
GEO. W. GINS. Jos.
F ULL OPERATION.

mos, favorable terms the following articles:
MILL GEARING.
1hreshing Machine Castings, and
tinES.
We also manufacture WHITES IMPROVED
Cooking stoves
II different sizes, and other CooKISG and TEN
PLATE STOVES of Vnrious Patterns. Fan Castings,
Mould Boards, Plough Points, Wagon Boxes, Tea
Kettles, and Stove Hollow Ware,
Constantly on Hand
Having recently purchased IRON LATHES, We
ire prepared to do all kinds of iron turning and
BORING on the most favorable terms We would
:especunlly call the attention Of Mill Wrights and
I'LL Owners to our large assortment Of patterns
suitable for Mills of every description. Cash paid
br old iron, or taken in exchange for castings
GEO. W. CHM Il son.
Winchester Va, Feb. %, lsGG.-Gnlo.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-02


@e9iels @efh6ft nit europa.
GoIIectioneu lriD Mnss6h Inhgen ieher Mrt in allen
EHeiIen 9eutfHlat1bs wer5en non mir, 1uie aewS6n=
LID, Guf bic prompteite Mrt bejorgts q ~
6iit @e@fei olf BEN Darf nitb aTbere SahbeIss
dbte BET 8ereinigteu Gtaaten fam man tMuseg bel
mir has @eIb erh0lten.
Auf bic uaitebenhen 4Iase ilIh BEL mir Bed5feI tn
greteren, owie IN ben Heiniten SammeH, 81 ben bis
hgiten Courier aA baben,5s syisssa Es5is4 sEs gs4
@eioer, IDeIhe an ireenb zines Der nndftebenhen
6duier IN 9euti8anb fin Sbre &e5nlne efngelanbt
o6er bes1bH meroen, nit benz 8emerten, baS mir b.
pon No4rtdt 81 geben e, f6nnen Bel MFR in Gineins
iobaI6 if bic An9ri6f pom GineGnSe Ser Gxmme as
baltet babe. 4a fd p0n fneinen Der bie1enen 8nit>
cutters nmer NIT ieoem Steamer 8riee erbaIte, ruenn
Sssss ssgsga a. o 70 e aes peg iSnss
Z at 0sIS .inS eiIbe, besa5Ie idb tets Sas bSS,te
HreuIittm.
elite rtreiner 8dnouiers In SeuffdjIds16
, 1866-03-16

THIS unique substitute for the old fashioned shoe,
Of which we hsTe heretofore spoken in terms OF
strong commerdatiou, ts rapidly working iis way
into public taEof. II Is only lev weeks since the
rropzietorf. u. H, pnlmer u Co., Of Rockford first
called fhc attention Of Rorae OF onr leading cilxens
to this thoc md nresdy it u In use largely recev-
ing the highest eneozutims from aI1 ubo have used
It Among those who hsse given 1t IN Unqualified
Involvement arr I, l. Bristol, Es4.. Supetiutcnd
f i nov n eoa..at s Rns Sssa
OF The American Exptess Company, which has ex.
tcnstvely adoated the Palmer shoe: N. u. Walker,
EsQ. We might name dozen othezs VITO stc using
the ehoe on q smaller scale. end who are equally
wei satisfied that Il is the thing long wanted for
hosteeth md that It Is destined lene TO tuper-
seGe enuTtfT the shoe which hss CALLED the poor
>oqrce of discomfort and ,souble to the owner:
Eneane Of cls.ps MIich firmly hold the foot aad arc
capable Of extension to ai chauce Of s1xe- Being
died without mails they do not work loose Or nura
the hoof as IL The ease with the old shoe, phoee
t.nnre Of ofce docf rot hold tnnre than about ten
days !n city NE On The average and frequently i'm
nat1s ne hoot 70 much BY successive ns,lngs az to
10 be taken Oh wncn the growth Of the roof Ieode1e
par1nS NECESSARY. .nd can then be remored aud re-
ZION in tle Use Of the psr3ng kniIe would enable any
ordinary laberer to keep the horse well shod With
on ne afonhle. s1Eense o. del4y c1net1uent upon
THIS feature teodeys the snoe Of especial value 10
.hc tarmcE+ The Palmes ehoe 1s cast and then rem
Iersd q maneahk p Tue a.neafng furnace giving to
pfe at The outset. while the subsequent saving Is
simpFt tneaicn!ahte. f. estimated tna. The North
Chtea:o Clly lAllWay ~li sare abont seven thou
Parties deslfous Of Investigating the merits OF
the Palmer borse Shoe, nay obtain full tnror1na-
lion tn resard to i by addressing ths psopsietors
time At Rockford. III.
, 1866-03-16
GRIM, con,
Accumulation Merchant Arrested on
Charge OF Seduction-.-HlstorJ
OF the Case.

Owing 10 The crowd upon on. columns yesterday
consequent upon Tie publication ID fu1i Of Judss
Wilson's dect1ion In the North Clark street assess
ment esse, The following case developed in the Cir
cult Cour. WAS unsraidaa'y crowded OUT: On
Tuesday afternoon, Sheriff Nelson, upon wit ot
eopsas sworu out By Charles r. Norton,
=, i9songtiEs ,ss }i,z,, e9sinse5, II The employ
dong busines. tn th1a city, on iha elaFcc Of se.
ducanF The wite Of The complainant #ao Lid bis
d.agSs 11 ,f therefor at The modest sum Of 11a 09
IN The sum Of $4,000 for hts appearance befors The
Circuit Court during the term commencing on the
seS5na Monday p April next. aad thus the matter
foze the Tribunal designated N he prnsess Sodey
which Mr. Wills Was apprehenuea. But as 1he case
IN crested much discussion in private circles, it
which have led o tie a9s aton sa5ab aIs ae
Rtnntaatty az follows: - - e.'''
upon tbe 4th day Of August 1s5s, the complain.
Utter In Buffalo, 4, T.. where 1hc parties tnen re-
sided. he Vas then employed a. locomotive en-
ibree years ago they removed to Chicaeo, and On
the 1slh Of Jas. 1854. Mr.. Norton enlisted into The
service Of The Uu,scd s'aaes. taking care, as he
With tuttae4e houc, and au its neecssaIy
aa}Hncss- He zctuEn"d 10 thfe ctty On the 1a,b Of
January. 1s65, and upon proceeding to the house
LEI eonstesnn!ion thAt she had disappeared. .He
searched around the city for Necks, ant ct LAT
1onod hsT ~ hoase, the reputation OF which ieh
no doubts In biz mind a. to The lie fhe lead.
ting.
1tls stated in the affidavit. that The wou,an tsd
hecn seuuced by James q. Wills in the month OF
fehpasy oE Nafeh, 1865. and that sincc that ume
they have bccn Asias; t9estheF. she acting ID the
siaeity of u!tsnese The rea! nature OF this casa
may be surmited from the fact that SINCE the hus-
baad discoserstd the whereabouts OF hf. w1fe and
became coentzant Of The position Ahe held a. re-
ards The defendant the couple have lisesl together
n perfectly ar,fcaple manDeT The alleged eeluc-
'tcnt which took pioce In january or March, 1865,
Mss known oE the f!usb1nd 70 havg occurred, and
ssIy IT. year be feeciyea fton Nr. wins the sum of
S10 IS "a sola,nm ior .bc damage
he had feceiyeo, io1 winch he gave receipt winch
if now tn tie defendants Possession and viii te
presented In evidence when the case ia hIon:ht to
trial. The PrtEent action il hased on the ground
th4t Mr. Wills has continued his connection ssita
ihe WOMAN after thus paying her husband for hav-
Ing formerly wrongcd him,
An application Tor a bli1 Of divorce WIS filed ty
the female some time since, before the SUPREME
Courf. On the ground Of de>erliop. THIS thnr.e
the husoaua denies in his aneWer, aud ayers That
he al~ays itcatfd hct kindly ind afforded her ample
utane Of ruppori.
The woman II sntd 10 he ra1her prepossessins In
appeaEapce. ard the husband sFhose Eee3tuss h1yc
Leen fudteuly tortured, afler perfect knowledge
OF ber bAckshdtnrs also II said 10 look palsa6}E
well The case ik ccEtainlF \ singular one md
viii be watched With interest when nroushl pp In
the conrt for examination.
, 1866-03-16

called upon by Rev. Mz. Tutue, whose Other oeeu-
pat!ana would preclude his attending 10 thls bual-
ness aon i, il further huped that ~hen they give,
hey will give literally A already stated, The lot
". B. Ogden has subscribed <30o On condition Inst
E,W more are Eatsed. and Rev; vi. 1n.t1e haa BY
h.. efIort added ason. :? - ree = 81 mesto te1 ~she
a rhe+-fnt cs4qr "
, 1866-03-16
Markets by Telegraph.
OUn MIDNIGHT nIAKkET REPORT.

Especial Despatch 10 The Western Associated Press.
NEW ToR. March Is.
cLosIyu eE1cEs.
Tho stock market Fhows slight depression at the
close. Eex To1k Central. '2A E5ie ssk: Hnasoa
sirer- lcsE, Residing. l0oH Michiean C. ntral; 11s
Michigan Southern 4 Northern 1udisna, IN; Illinois
Central. III: Cleveland Pittsburgh. tn Chiesgo
Northwestern, 17k; do psefrrred. SIX; C1eyeland d
foedo. fes1: Ch5cAEo KocE Island. 1o Pittsburgh
For, Wayne Ch1eago, alH unlo q Aisaiss1ppt cert.
35k.
GOVERNMENTS.
F{rt-1Feones, to5Ks Ten-Forttes, s7K.
MONET.
Money IL offering very freely at 5as pef cent in con-
sequence Of the disposition OF the loan bin,
s7uH NAEEer.
The stock market II feye1ish and unsettled, with
disposition to restizt.
Gold closed npst III.
FkTEnGFCX
Petroleum :tocka generally steAdy- Reunehod.
t165: Brrvoort, t4-ss; Palmer, $40: t1thole. 1880
United Etates. 3l6.zs: Gold Mining $500 Excelsior
s1.co: Bootsu, $50.
DIRT GOODS,
The DFJ Goods market Is little 1rm to tsy. Buyrsl
Insist thAt knme goods must 60 lower. Bneh fa1cy
brown and hle4ched shirtlngf. and sheettnts. Some
prints will 70 lover. Many foreign goods must BE-
still lowee. owing 10 over supply. The .ooW1ng aec
quotations from the Dty Goods Exchanfe:
Drown sheetlne1-Atlhnlle A. &c r., 2xc; G1tse
FAILS. &c.
nleached shlr.,ugs-Jamss. d inch. Sic; q Inch,
z5e; 81 inch &c.
fftuss-Merr1m4c ", a,c: ., eoc; American, 1sc;
Allen. 17c; tIctosy. f6c.
Delsinea-asmiiton. 7:Xc; Armuzes, &c, Victory,
19c
suecist- Clinton, axe; Orchard. x1ze.
Cantou E1anrell--Fembcrtor A. Sc; c. 5ac.
T1cks-Everett. size: Franklin, Sc.
Deuims-Roston Manufacturing Company. sc.
Hoop srira-s. +. 4 LIT. Meyers I. Z. L. IN fair
1srnat d NJ former nT1e+,S.
, 1866-03-16

SIs L@hts mafkets
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune-l
81. LoC1s, Xsrchl5.
TosAcco-Lowcr: 1ugs At a. 50 leaf At $3.50.
Flora-Unchauged; es.so0s.loK for low grsdes !;
<tt.o0a11.1s tbr double cxuA.
GfA1N-1shtst steady; Sl,paalso tpr spring sDd
club; for fAll Corn higher; sc for yellow
and mixed. md 67@Gc for white. Oats aaa ise per
b7.hel. RTcsesdy At &c. B1r2ey-s'@7ac Tor choice.
NI1sKEY-<2.7i.
PRovrsoss-Pork, mess at s27.o0. Bacon s,dea At
1't, and serces NJ Heroes shoulders at 1se PEI
h. Country mess PORK At ri city % At sz'2i per
tIl; rIn1ps 1t &is-5q Der brl,
, 1866-03-16

bu Ut s1.1sKoLHx. Eooa hosrd:-
Sales, u a bu n esah; t1esk burg Ill the
Neek t1-774 buys II month FsTep a. bosrS qulet
Sales 1n,oco ru No. 1t 3lee4s1.Mx.
pntssxD Hoos-unsaaaked. 8Alat Ut IN soa1ps5,
DrrxxH-Ftrm. ssles atIoa choice ii atAe.
Etcxuu-Aouo bn wheat, 1so hoEs.
, 1866-03-16

IePec1a1 Ossphtcu 70 Tue EnltaXo IFfbV1e.I
kLntxT, Il. T., March Is.
CA17I1-There Is heavy deeltne On cattle, prices
tof the best being &c D loves sad on other grades
1c. Receipts thus far t,slo.
sunr-Somlnaliy ,;9Ac lower.
Gpbh-lpA tpLrx
, 1866-03-16

-.., st. Loc1s. March Is.
CuTTuN-35c fot A{dttfnR.
FIora-DnIt. $7.0s7.1 for single e1trA; ss.tcA
1850 for double e1tfa,
GKAIN--WLeat dropping: 41,609l.15 for good fall
41-Exas0Q for Prime $40 for extra choice. Com
higher as aE6sc Tor Tellow; a365c for white. Oats
dut1 aud unchanged. ::
rfos1stoSa-:Mess PORK Dull at fa..uo. Bacon un-
changed ltzd drEn at t7A lSHc.
WuMKKY-$-,+ttas.s