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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-20
SELLING OFF
AT COST:
ITO CLOSE THE CONCERN !"

GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, NOTIONS, &c,
Now Going on, at
SAM HOUNG9S
OLD ST AND,
NO. 21, FAYETTEVILLE ST.,
Raleigh, n. c.
TOR THE PURPOSE OF CLOSING UP
l. our business in this City, we offer our en-
tire stock of
DRESS GOODS, CALICOES,
DOMESTICS, TABLE LINEN,
LADIES' CLOAKS, RIBBONS, LACEs,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS,
LADIES HATS AND BONNETS,
HOOP SKIRTS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Ladies and Children, also for Men and Boys
HATS, for Men and Boys.
Also fine lot of JEANS and SATINETS, for
Men and Boys wear.
This stock, recently purchased for CASH. is
worthy the attention OF all buyers, and will be
sold as above stated,
AT COST.
EDWARD WHEELER & CO.,
AT SAM YoUNG's OLD STAND,
No. 81, Fayetteville Street,
RALEIGH, N. C.
December Goth. LIST
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-20
TRANSPORTATION!

The supersttions of antiquity are only '' food
for laughter' at the present day, and yet this is
an area of
Miracles,
accomplished with the aid of science. For exam
ple-grey, sandy or red hair, is
Changed in a Moment,
to the richest conceivable black or brown, by q
simple application of
CRISTADORA'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORA, 6 Aston
House, New York Sold by Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers.
November IL, 1866. 102-Sept II.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-20
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1866.
old GUIoN HOTEL FOR SALE.

By order of the Directors, the property known
as the Guion Hotel situated in the centre of the
city and immediately opposite the Capitol, and
embracing an entire Square, will, be sold at auc-
ton on the first day OF January 1862 s. 600 cash.
the remainder ON time.
Dec Sth 1866. lS-tdS
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-20
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th. 1866.
The Senate last night passed the bill to
enable the western railroad to complete its
road from the Coal fields of Chatham coun
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-20
HATS AND CAPS

for Men and Boys, almost without number
Trunks, Travelling Bags, &C., &c.
board one in New York or elsewhere to
buy goods for me. l buy for myself, and all 1
ask my friends in the City, County or State at
large. is to give me call, and my Goods will be
advertised more eftectually than can be done
through newspapers, or hand bills. For me to
say,
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-20
Special Notices.

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR
, 1866-03-29
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

fndfAna Internal improvement Bonds
anticipated InlbfoGlio Veto
rleseace-The fenlana Fallen Ont
VIII, Their Or$afl-Abput of8ce-Scck-
erx mud Ofilce-Elolderxs
Especial Despatch to the ChIcsgo Tdbune.l
INDLANAFoLls, March a3.
When the Stale debt Of Indiana was funded In
lSi7 IN pursuance of the acts Of 1886 and 1871 and
new a1S and per cent stocks issued to our
cre]itors Tor one-hAlf the amount ot Indebtedness,
tic Wabaah 4 Erie Canal having been made over
10 them IN payment for the remaining half, few
creditors holding about bali million doars worth
Of Internal improvement bonde, refused to aur-
render them tn pursuance OF The terms Of the act,
and rtceiso new Etocks. Since the passage OF the
public debt bill In November Last, however, few
Of thest gentlemen have concluded 10 surrender
aet Of 1876, and hare accordingly made tender Of
Them to the financial authorities Of the State. Au-
tlitor Mct.a1ty has to-day decided, after careful
review OF the whole matter. that there is now no
sDk saq .es to h's e dsoa Sd sS's a 1q
ably be The groundwork Of eer!cs OF legal pro-
cec,.vE, -: ...- .aT;ous safss &c - -. hs cues.
ton and determine the liability Of the State In the
The Presidents veto mssaage npen The Civil
intensity the conviction .haI he has Esnc over to
the eopierhc.d> and tcbelr, body and sonl-
The Fensn brotherhood have fallen out with the
HtraM on seeonns OF letter written By its city
editor 10 the Cincinnati Commercial, and they
threaten 10 Withdraw their support from thai
sheet.
night 10 con.ult with the Presidtrt R1no1 saTl
;hat since the Jouraol faced On johnson, the proba
biilty Is tsst Postmaster Conner, one Of the pro
BIoay hin'ed Il ,bss would moi object to b
, 1866-03-29
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDSIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Press.
NEW YoRk. March ~.
Gold market stronger toward the close at t1stS
12H,
At the sscond noard the stock market VIVA dull
and n1m On railways
XtscrILASkoCs.
Among the miscellaneous stcck4 Atlantc Nail rose
70 ~, and Western Union Telegraph 10 5qX.
CtpstSu rrlEra.
The following ware the closing prices Mt 40 p. Il.
Canton Company. 4iA New Fork Central, 9sA Eric.
SIX; Hudson River, 105; Reading l0aX: Michigan Cen
,ral 1oa: Michigan Southern, ssH: Illinois Central
liz; Cleveland 4 PttSsburg. 79k; Chicago 4 North.
we.tcsp, 77S: do preferred. Sc; CIevsAad & Toledo
1o9; Rock Island. lis; Fort Wayne, seH.
Cn1ver q Penn have made an assignment 10 Howard
& Brough-
TETKoLECA ET0cKA
The Petroleum and Gold stock market was dali Ut
the afternoon session, aud prees geueraIlg lower.
nenhehon el7Es; r1thole a52s; United States, f75o
on Creek, Il. .b5; Webster. 5oc Gold and Mining
Grinnelt, sl.25; kcFp Huel. te5o Quartz Hn ss-n
DIRT GOODS.
The DTy Goods market IL more steady to-day. Thert
ia change ID Eleached Rnd Brown ShIstngs Prints
have fallen on Foreign gooda dull In consequence
Of the large quantities that are being thrown pron The
market III. ou=h the auction hou1es.
nlack Silks SOLD low to-day at suction. Some othe!
choice styles OF drrss goods brought hettor prices
than nt previous sales. Medium and low priced tor
-cign dress goods afs slow Of kale eTcn At the low
priced,
Tie following ars the Sew York Dr5s Goods x
change jobbcIa' prices:
EroHn shecttugs- Is: Booth, a. II; Dwight
A, s1H; Great Falls, NJ, .; Howard. A. =: Indiar
Orchard, 7. 29A Laeonia, B, 2ax; La2uk. 70.
Dleached 6hlzt.ncs-Darslett's, u; Green Manutsc
turing Company. a Harris No. i, 80; Har1is No.
II: Hills Sempor Idem, g; James o.
trtnts-Mesrtnaek. ", 70; do, DIS: Sprsgues, %
sprsEues fancy, ~; WnuHults, 13x.
Brown nrts-Pepperell, 25: Winthrop, n.
Corset Jeans-FeppefelI2 2s; NaumteaZ e3x; Eaum
ktsx SAtIp1, 29: Bates 10,
, 1866-03-29
IOWA SWAMP LANDS FUND.

Legislative Investigating Committee
Majority ana Minority Reports OF the
9onlnlitte~1yhoI Ia to blame, &c.
Especial Deepatch to The Chicago Tribunc.]
DEsMo1Hrs, March ss.
The Swamp Land FCnd Investigating COMMITTEES
ksvc laid The testimony taken BY them before the
General Assembly, md also their reports. THERE'S
a majority md minority report Neither attempts
10 psts upon the question Of the Governors private
Secretary authority to udorse The swamp land war
rants in The Governors pane. Both reports agree
that The Governor has not hlmeelf appropriated 1uy
OF the funds 10 his own use, or IN any way mlsap-
piled any. Both are agreed that there IL thrtJthsec
thousand nine hundred and n,nctJfour dollass and
some cents OF the fund out Of lis legitimate place
The majority report concludes that Mr- OrwtR. The
Governors private Secretary, received the war-
rants. tnd The burdsn OF proof bs1ng
upon him to show where the money 1s,
the testimony docr not satisfactorily land con-
cIukfveIy relieve him from the chatgn of still having
the whole Of the amount Hljesln9 10 hla custody.
The minority report concludes that Ml. 0rSir ha.
come OF the public money IN bis Possession. b1l
the minority are unable 10 decide from the testi-
monr. which Is very conflicting, whether It Is In
proceeds Q! swamp land drai,s, appropriated ~
him, or IN the school fund or other money obtained
from the TreaeDrer; and the minority aeo dud that
IN their opinion the testimony doe. not clearly es-
t1bliah that the entire deficit 10 IN Mr. 0rwf4's
hande. The minority conclude that Mr. OrH1g aud
the State Treasurer have made nnnAt1ab1a uee Of
public money n their bands for private business,
businees OF the Executive ofnce. The Senate has
rado the rerors tbs special order for Friday morn
ins, and the House for Saturday evening.
, 1866-03-29
FROM MADISON.

Land Grant Railroad BilIs-Proceed-
tpEs OF the LeStslature-As More Post.
a.c StamPss'- Military Movement
Free Negro Suffrage Sustained by ehc
supreme Court.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunetl
MADISON, Wis.,, March 9.
The land grant question WAS finally dispo.ed Of
IN manner tahstactosy to nearly all parties. Two
compromise bills hare passed the Assembly by
vote of9o to u, one OF which provides for con-
etruetnE road from Portage, rso Rspoo, Berlin
and Stevens Point, TO BAYFIELD,, on Lake Superior;
provided Congress till, before the 4th Of March
ne1t, girc Its assent TO this proposed detection
from the direct nosthweatefly direction prescrhed
By the act OF Congress maE1ng the grant. The
companJ ls furthermore authorized and required 10
build a load from Fond du Lac 10 Mpon, sinul:
taueonsly with the road from Portage TO Rpon. II
Congress does not rive. its ascent Wlhln tho dne
ssse The to q md sna s@
by the act of Congress 1naking The grant Ihe
read nom Dotys Island to sseFens' Point, with
JOINT interest tn the Land. g.snt Eoaic nom Stevens
, 1866-03-29

Point 10 bayfield,. Memorable weae xdopnd 1sk-
ing ConR7eas 10 give Its assent and ior grant oI
isnd 10 lid in bd1ldtpg road frum Fond ID Lac 10
Rjpon, md resolutions were passed a1al1R our
Se1alors xnd nenbers Of oon9fess 70 Labor Tor Toe
pteeaEe oE tbeeo measutns. Agsinss these there
bc finally disposed oL
Both housc1 III The Legislature have concurred ID
IN g sSp tss H9sPsl foE tS
107h Wisconsin tnlanirJ. row resident in Illinois.
The following Is tht Eetnaluter Of the proceedings
ofthe Leeslatnre, Last night and this evening, Of
The Semitic bill GLOWING companies obta,ning
poseeaslon Of different parts oil through road, By
mortgage Q, ohetw.se 70 Fu5 ttains over each 9th.
bill, was passed 10 tht1d reading tn the Senate-
II to s. A resolution w1A offered for ten dollars
more p9stgs stamps The land gssns oIn, a.
morrow. Ihe Senste bile were Passe1 10 procure
from The Superintendent uf The Geological Survey
the collections DOW IN big hsEds, and provide for
tainty Of tbs description OF lapds cold By public su-
thorty, and to aid In Developing the manufacturing
Vss or e. H.. 1s q sH3s ea Ct
Da1ter va. eoncu,red tn-1B 10 10, The Senate re-
fused; BY 10 Is, 10 pass The bill barring corpora.
oa5 % ss FL e as9 hs s
tnai1aa VILE iss ior q tsent e1psnsss si5
lie % inssitnte ior d ,he Snd Tie 6l approp1istins
TO Mrs. Marie Bassow Is GOO for expenses incurred
in consesttpg the Goyernorahp with Bosttord, when
Barsiow uauroed 1t under the prcte1t Of certain
ilauanlcnt returns, Was ordered to third reading
by yole Of l6 to Il, seven Union Senators going
for it.
No bills OF importance psssed the Assembly e1-
cept the land grant bills, and one 10 incorporate the
Rock Nfyer improvement Company
4 great part Of the session this morning was
taken up with pertonal matter between Mr..
Robbins nnd James Koss correspondent Of the
He7sfnes. Mr.. hoss n8d charged Robbins with
drawing SD constructive mileage Regent OF the
Normal School Doaru, and Robbins had introduced
resolution that Roes had drnWn stationery In the
capacity OF Senate and Assembly reporter to the
amount Of f50, and requesting him to return part
OF II. The whole subject was finally tabled.
Companies md Il, 18th regiment, arrived here
from the Plnlns this Afternoon
Thcrr was slight fire here laAt night, and one
doing $500 dntnasc in Sun tf1lr1e this afternoon.
About four inches Of 1now fell this morning.
The Supreme Court met th!s noon, and an
nouuced i large number Of decisions. Including
the csae Of Gillespie ". Palmer which involves The
question whether the Stats Consultation waa
amended at The election OF 1877, 10 allow col
orcd persona 10 vote. The order Of the lover
Court, deciding negatively. VIA rsvetsed, With
cotte, the Court being unanimous. The ve1ed
question Il thus finally settled, and will be hug
Lear at no more elections. The few cofored people
IN this vicinity are more tsan 1ubilapt and are get.
ring up suitable denomination. Tie parties arr
20 nearly divided, that tfe'r aid may turn our city
election next week.
, 1866-03-29
FROM DES MONIES,
Proceedings OF the Legislature.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago T1bune.l

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trib1ne.]
Dxs MonsEs, March %.
The Senate rpent considerable time in the con-
ttderatlon Of The bill authorizing counties 10 ex
pend IS GOO In the construction Of bridges, and
passed The same. The bill amending the Law for
the Incorporation of cities and toNns WAS passed
A.so. the bill cxemptin9 $1e00 In printing Offices
from exemption. The bill providing for taxing na-
tioual banks Fns passed. Amer temporary discus
sion, the Swamp Land Investigation Committee
submitted report, which was made the special or
der for Fr1day, at 10i O'Clock. bill in reference
10 The Eads securities 11s passed. Als0. bill re-
protect in reference to the o:phane' Home
Report bl!l vas passed; also, the Senatorial
Diet1ict bill, A resolution WAS adopted hestlug
apart Saturday next az the time for electtng Trns
tees OF the Agricultural College, Bank Directors,
and Commissioners.
A bill IN reference to mill dams wae paHted; al
30 the bill providing for puhliahtng and dstrbut-
Ire 1he lAwt- The bill authorizing the publication
nea OF the Boards ofSuparvisors, In county papers,
was taken mp, andpending certain pro{eased amend
ments, IN adjournment was effected. The sue.
ccss 81 this MEASURE Is deemed certain. -,
The House passed the blu appropristinR SOL 900
for the completion Of The Agricultural College
building also The Senate bill dispensing With the
odicn of steward In the Mstne asylum. The
hill providing for purchasing 800 copies Of the
second Iowa Digest fAlled 70 pass
The investigating Committee submitted ms
jority and minority report, together With the eEi'
denee taken by tho committee, for1nin. volume
OF IA pages. The whole subject ID made the epe.
cInl oYuss for Saturday evening.
, 1866-03-29

prpfe$tAttcns Of innocence and entreates for mercy
he wzs rna1cht1 OF TO The lookup yctterday II
1sfd fof ten cents pound 10 4 soap boiler named
Mitchell, Those plece OF business . on the corner
or Franklin md KtnAe stEeetA- The young man
wrs As7usued bctort tbs FolIcc Magistrate yeste1-
day Eternoon. where he Rave his name n George
B1o8n md stalled that be had been IN The caty ONLY
two weeks, lie was committed IN default OF $5OO
ha1t
, 1866-03-29

Especial Despatch TO the Chicayo Trihnne-I
CrScIyXAT1 March t9.
FIoun-Dull Ard lower. Sales suprnne at $1.00-
higher trades scarce md 0rm.
uRA1F-Wheat: Eales Nc. spring 1t t1,so. Corn
steady: sales 10 mixed at sc. Oats quiet and no
sales Rye held at Sc for No. Barley steadys skea
prime state fAl at II II.
CoTToN-Advanctd4 &C.
WHIskKf-Du1i and nominal at $2,2i.
PRov1s1oss-Opened strong and closed weaker
Sales soo bslt new city mess pork At 375oo ol
rs bulk shoulders At 1ec; m 900 sides 1t 13o loose
Hacou dull small sales cleat sides At 15Kc packed
Lard s1eaay sales 100 erres prs city kettle as 1sc
100 Iercas gut at 1she.
MONTH"; light demand. Exchange dutf-5oc pre-
mlum buying, and $1.o0 selling.
, 1866-03-29
St. Louis Market,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tttbune.l
ST. Louis, March d.
TonAcco-Dull, except 11ne ard choteo teAf. Lugs,
.Gt4931c.
F1oCE-Wesk at = asna6.1s for supcr; ss.fz875o for
ettra, and $7.753lo.O0 for double eztrs. .
GnAN-WheAt more active at Ecat.1o ? bu for
spring. and 1219als for fall Corn active ut s14s3c
bu for mixed and yellow and sse7ue for white Oata
better. Sales at 41s44c Y bu. kJc dropping. sales
at As25oc.
uA1-Ermer.
PBov,s1oss-Mess pork, 25.Se2sIo = bsl.
WHlskIT-342 gal.
, 1866-03-29

She seesd 10 II excited or intoxicated. md ttsted
thai bhe had cut hencf with the g.sss In tho WIN
Tafe had 6seesn u tos Sc ss1s shs
ftr1ck her on the abdomen; which accounted for
the mi.csIdage which took plaeo On tho following
Mr.; Bridget Foley eare similar testimony With
regard 10 the statements made by the deeeased.
d.. 1ogue. who made pottmuxtem examination
iepce ee found On ths body. sucn ~ might hsve
produced miscarriage. The sppe4rznces were
snsh AZ might show 1t 70 have been accidental.
to heE dedth rom wounds On The arm, created py
herself and that the child died on account Of the
miscarriage Of it, mother.
LARCENY OF MoNu,-A young man named
Thomas Bu:rs was yesterday morning At the -Po-
i,ee Ceurt charged With having stolen 4 pocket
book containing nine dollars and note for twenty
aye dollsts from Artemus Hanson, Who resides at
No. Ill West Kinde street. On Monday aftetnoon
himself on . bed for i nap. When be awokc he
found that his pocket book was gone. He was Ger
tain It had been in bis pocket when he LAD down,
Ilouk disappearance. At last WOMAN Who lived 10
the house said that she had seen Bu1n4 coming ont
I'D H. petO eonsouy aao asH1e bm asoat how he man.
aeed 70 get Into the house when he VA out late.
without letting any one bear him. When Bnlns IT,
ted having been IN the hoase- He wss required 10
give balI in the Of FsQ0 for his appearance BE-
fore tho Recoldes'e Court.
OEpuAN'e eFA1n-Pos1poNExENr.-T Fair for
The benefit Of the Orphans, announced to be held
on The Rink at the corner Of Jackson street and
Wabash avenue, has been postponed on account Of
e nelsmensy q The esths. from Tqsse5y @ ns1t
mence and continue for one week
FcnIan BondH.
CHICAGO, March Is, 1858.
EdItnrs Trthnne:
, 1866-03-29
ID i e ID .

In 1hls CITY. e3 Wednesday, March 18th, JOHN
aELDMAN. Residence 49t South Wells-s
Tue machin3ts and hlack smiths OF thu city arc re-
auesed eeLst their Hail. eosner Lake and South
Water Streets Thursday ai2rch =, at II O'Clock
sharp. BY order OF the committee.
AtMemphiA Tenn, % Sunday. 18th Inst, Of typhoid
fever, DOT McLEIs0T!i, ngeo = years and znpnths:
Ill Eduands, suffolk. Eng. now Of Chicago.
Fupestl from the Bishops Chapel, corner OF peorIs
o'clock p. m. z ... a.,
Tie Chicago typographical Uunton. aud late mem
br7 OF Ctpt. Euthsirs Co., 18th Hllnos. Will takf
place th:i tThHfsdaJ) afternoon At P. n.. hom 10:
Ennth (,1afk.tt.
, 1866-03-29
New York efeek and Money Market.
NEW YoaK, Hsrch y.
M A II II lei d ,

In th1. city, On Tuepday, March 9Th. ty the RcvC
II. Fowler, pastor of the Eirst Methodlst Ep1scoJA
sna Miss IlaTTIE Il, MARTIN. ooly daughter Or
CYRUS Mar TN. ESQ.,. late Of Baltimore, I'D.
, 1866-03-29
:. .ConPULsoRx,, PARrxERs111ps

*sGNb11F lLSDhAS PANTMEaSIEtP9s
Az..he. inierr-,Ine case OF fraud vas developed
before Justice Mcdonnell yesterday afternoon. a
1nan si,iue his namc &. j. r. Smith IVES cha.ced
b. onc Barrett Reed with having Obtained money
tom hin under fai.e preteuces. Iced hails from
Indiana and came here few days a-o. IN hopes Of
obtaining situation or finding something In which
to inses. iex " do!lss. and enercies ne .aw an i'd
man having from two 10 three hundred dollarr IA
ca.h, and offering tnch one q good po+tt,oo In a
light, payiug ma1nastnEine business. App'icaute
ro1ms Nos. md y, Reed yf1ited the place
Indicated, tEo or three da5! ago, and found
ne net re q psd ~ htna who IT., TOD @ tns
Of Leck tics. rcatfs, etc- Aftef come conversation
they entered INTO psftnerthfp Agreement. to *
were that Reed shou1d my do.n tina sum Of 500
and that Smith Ehonl1 furnish tho roons, dnd all
stock required for proceeding with the naannfac-
tnre Of tie Aforesaid neck ties, that Reed should
ture-and Smith should take the ouiride depart
ment attend to the procuring Of The material, aud
.srecment va. drawn up, the room was In semi.
chaotic condition There were q few 1T
le hoxes lying around which contained
se1turss, out Of which Tho neckties Aforesaid were
supposed 10 be made; and man who appeared 10
be carpenter VIZ e, to work as u to d up The
day or two, and finding thut there was no apl4-
rcnt chance TO commence operations, ba:xu to MAKE
iuqun7es, and was led 10 believe that be had been
,ietimIzed. The evidence addueed yesterday before
the j1stee tended to show that Smith had been I'd
vertl:nG for partners for some two munth.-a1st Of
all in the Revere House. and after taking in two or
three there further advertised or feeh vctts 10 call
upon hlm at hts rooms Ii Wheeler'h Block. Reed
appeared TO be about the Aith who had been thus
served. and 1t seemed that one OF hla former vic,
TINS had been 50 far taken into Smiths confidence
A. to hare been promised shA1c Of the protetd-
upon subsequent tan1f EnAdt out OF eorad!nc part
the required testimony would not have been Oh
tanned bad not smith played falsely in the case
Reed turning over one third Of F2o0 to bis former
victim, and putting The other 800 into hts
own pocket. Smith VIZ held To bali in the sum OF
55o8 to answet 10 the charge IN the Recorder
Court. The preoner Is believed 10 have come from
New York he has been d'once hcIoro on the
asme charge, but the Justtee befu,e whom the eazc
wss brought ruled that rs an agreement Ind been
drawn Up bv the parties he could not hold the
nrilnust on the chHfre, md demIsged The csse
, 1866-03-29
FROM THE PACIFIC.

Oregon Tnlon Convcutlon-Discove OF
q Collaborating Nock-EarthquRkc-
T1reatened by Savages,
SAN FRANCISCO, March e7.-Thc delegates TO The
Oregon Union State Convention nom Portland
have been Instructed 10 urge the nomination Of
VIM. SoutEey for CongrrAs.
Great excitement has been created at Vlctoris by
the report Of tho discovery Of ledge Of well de-
fined Po1d.hesrinR rock. Of great richness, fny
feet In Width, within dftccn miles Of the town.
A sharp rhoek Of m earthquake Was rereutly CT.
pe1!ene9d at Helena Montana,
A regiment Of mounted volunteers nrc go!pr 10
The rttcue Of the citizens At Fort Benton who arc
threatened BY eArncet,
, 1866-03-29
General Rotttfg.
A G. A r D

thereby certify that hava suffered With Eranulsted
lies and chronic Of the eyea for tbs past
i've yeart, three Of which wss 70 nearly blind - 70
be wholly ircapaclated for buslneis. have been
treated br the reputable ocultsts and phytickua
of this city and IN fact OF the Norhweet without
lief until commenced treatment with Dr. Deal o.
1p5 South Clark street, Chicago. In October lass
which period had 10 life Of hllnd
ness. u none Of ny friends entertained the slightest
hopes Of my recovery. But 10 my happJ d1shppoat
ment began optove 1t ouco. and At the end OF two
months was able 10 read ordinary type. ind can uoN
prosecute my studies without lneony yeu!eoce
Signed, a. u. BRACKET.
Chicago. Dli10t1-
Forve7idcatton OF tbs foregoing the public refesd
to the following named pestoos Of this cty " ON
Moody, President; r. 81. Rockwell Gen. Act7 ana
G. G!bb6 Ch1iEnan Relief Committee; hereie$ e
and A. Madison, Ffof. OF Mnsc. 10 C1arE sfrreG;
c. Mcclure, u. D., md J. Il. Barnes u, D- - Cls1f
ReYHQtdN HIptk. pasthQIn Itreet. s3l1 y
, 1866-03-29
New York Market.

frw YORK, March Is,
Co1ros-More active, and &c batter, 1t Al9s2c for
m1ddlME.
FIouH-1a -1aal5c better, With = medttste demand.
SALES a7I5A78 for extra State GO for e1uA
fonnd hoop Ohio; Is Ill 40 arAdo br1nd1 Atr.
ket closing quiet and scarcely 10 oru.
GsA19-Whsst du4, nd aouIall1y unshaaEed. De
, 1866-03-29

FenIanlsm In Philadelphia.
THnAnELrulA, March 2s.-Tbe Fenfan excite.
ment In this city continues. ADother series OF
meetings arc being held. new ctcles being formed,
and the Stephens md O'Mahoncy policy H. reeeiy-
ing Enthusiastic 1nlor1ement under the influence of
able fpceche. from stephen j. Meany, District
Centre; Andrew Wynn, aud pthess. subscriptions
10 GondB aEo yerF hherof.