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Confederate lIOrtuary List.
MISSISSIPPI SOLDIERS.

#The following is a list of Mississippi
;eldicrs who died while prisoners of war.
Ind were buried at Camp Morton, Indiana
ntounatIon concerning them can be OBJ
aimrd or their bodies recovered by applica-
lOn 10 Charles Williams. Government I'm
|eTtakcr, Indianapolis:
& IctrUdry, lc62.-John Pingstou, 26th Reg
1nent; W Evans, 18th 4 + Gentry. 4th;
AacComb Satler, 4th; Robert c Edwards, -
5 D orcb-JoSeph W Williams, 4th; w II
dnrst, 4th; Samuel II Lloyd, Sd; Pleasant
q Howard, Company \, 4th John Richard
.fuSScll, II, 18th; James Meuchel, 18th; Alex
shcsnut, X, 4th; II Travis, 26th; Il
BOYD, II, 18th ii Il Doss, G. 4th; Il q l. Muir
nan, +, 4th w ii Miller, L, Goth; Peter
9lam, Ii, 18th; - futile, 4th; b A Curtis f,
Hh James { Blain, Is. 4th; John McClim-
lns, F, 10Th L ) Wren, 4 goth; Chas NJ
Aiddlc, II. Goth John II Miner. 4. Goth w
! Davis |, ith; W Peal X, 3D.; W Q Wright,
q, 10Th; W Purser, X, 4th; q W Jones, c
bth; w McCullers d, Tst; Richard,
u, 18th; John \ Minter, 4, 4th; w Q vii
aams, \. 4th; J q Haul l, 4th; c w Dun
ean, Is, 10Th; w NJ FlaCk, +. LIST: J w w
snelson, c, 4thi Emanuel II Heal, l, 4th;
Pickens, L, Goth; b II Rogers, c, Goth: J
II Morrow, ID, LIST; w IL Thomas. G., 1th: Q
Green, Goth; y Il Felts, \, Goth; w b
Edwards, &, Goth; 2 I Ray, X, 4th; A NJ
Mooney, ID, 10Th; Chas Cougart, +, ith, Rob
Nft Tumason, A. Doth w Randolph, both:
Joseph FarriS, GOTH w II James, A. 4th /;
fhus Hughes, b. LIST; \ O Bryant, X, 4th ;
II Ii Moore, {, goth; AJ l. Smith, b, 4th; j
III Emory l. 4th Spencer Sproles, G., 4th,
i L Provision, II, LIST; Thomas II Horsey,
y c \ Baccus, b, 4th J w Toland, II, 10Th.
lprii-J. McCrow, c, Goth; w r. Coch-
Rn, G, 10Th; Jesse Pepper |, 4th Is. y.
e \, 4th; G V Clench, III, Goth; Wesley
siew, +, Sd VIM DoSS, b 4th q NJ
l9hton, \, Goth; T T TER, b, 4th; ii A
80, T., Ath Thos Barnett, c, Goth SAM
Mcclellan, ID, lst NJ J Wells, f, Sd 5.
McCann, IL, Sd ; j w Gunte, &, 4th
III W Walker, c, 4th w A Todd A, 4th
liz Gilmore, Ii, Doth l. G Kemp, b, 25th
q Byals, Il, 4th A NJ Campwell, G., 18th
y ID Carroll, +. Sd; T X McCianahan, b,
"a J II Berry, ii, Goth; \ Bogwell, A.
NJ AP Roberts, b. 4th.
dpHt-Jesse Newsom, G, 4th NJ l. WyHe
u LIST Cobb Shields, X, LIST; A z Town
end, T., 4th
Hay-Frank NJ Mabry, II, 4th II Hig
ina, A, 4th; } T. Bates, G, 18th; Hem
iltehlre, c, 4th; w Coots, G, 56th
sample, G, 4th; j l. Adams, A Doth
onh Wonates, II. Both; l. ID Kelly +, Sd
'G"e-Jesse Evans, III, 4th John Dis
eeks, b, 4th; S NJ StorselI, |, 26th "
sanders, ID, LIST.
't Sy ocLr W Griffin, /, 4th; Barry P Pc
2 U, 10Th D w Ferguson. = I'd: M
lartln, d, 4th VIC Hunt, B. LIST,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TCOHIB & WELL
WOULD invite the attention of the citizens Of
Jacs son and surrounding country, TO their
OF goods, comprising IN part full assortment Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
READERS.
Mo / ''>'-''' GnAMuARs,
DICTIONARIES,
Latin, Greek and French Text Books.
School Copy Books, States, etc
LETTER CAP AND NOTE PAPERS,
Legal Cap,
Billet and Bill Papers,
Envelopes, all sizes and qualities,
BLANK BOOKS,
Embracing full and half bound
JOURNALS
Diaries for the Year 1866.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
FAIRCHILD's GOLD PENS, THE BEST IN USE
STEEL PENS
For Merchants, Lawyers and Scholars.
PEN HOLDERS.
English aud American Writing Fluids.
Copying and Carmine INKS.
Rulers,
Mucilage,
Lead Pencils,
Inkstands,
Visiting Cards
NEW NOVELS,
in Cloth and Paper Binding
POLITICAL WORKS, by various Authors
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Photographic Albums !
The finest assortment in the State, suited
to the wants Of all.
Sheet Music,
Violins,
Guitars,
Banjos,
Accordeons, etc
Freshly Imported
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
New Music received as soon as issued
From the Press.
All the DAILY and WEEKLY Newspapers and
MONTHLY MAGAZINES
may be found on our counters.
Special attention paid to ordering any Books want
ed by patrons.
We can offer to the trade, special rates on SCHOOL
BOOKS and STATIONERY, Having direct inter
course with Publishers and Manufacturers.
The numerous friends of VIM. Q. LOWD will find
him at estabshm ent.
TITCOMB & POWELL.
Ian 1Odtf Capitol Street. State.
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Ms, RI
p,tNO.J. & G NJ
LLIAMS & NJ.
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CARR

''' ~ presentiB,
'arable Bitters. ~.
gratitude to the u.
u response 70 the I'm.
lnern friends vi,
they would lsa
tioie OF such sterl.,
''a deleterious coma
'mach Bitters. q,
olieitation of th..
acture Of the GRIT
acquired II
preparation Of Tr
discovered their I'M.
stomach Bitteis.
these to the list Of
@ Establishment, and
aizod by the commgn-
d LION take ths
mixing their numers
ease in their businsa
rem that although
ACkET BITTEg,
lJ.oual tax On there
as in the improve,
he manufacturing l
Z their orders viii
r as satisfactorily%~
BARNE TT GLE
81 and Il
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G. Il: SLOCOMB,

1t was founded in lS32-has Charte from the
state a. permanent Institution under the direction
OF Board of Trustees appointed by the Legislature
ana Is authorized 10 confer degrees Diplomas etc.
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a RATES OF ADVERTISING.
transient advertisements first insertion 500;
ID subsequent insertion, Scts per S4uaIe. /.
-, Csut4 per line If more than one
&C ten cents per line each insertion.
81 ,1ticas not exceeding one square, including
81 of publication g. 90, if paid IN advance II the
- not .eut with the advertisement, SIo,U
II IL charged No proof Of publication made
IN the advertisement il paid for.
I'm transient advertisements must be paid for III
IN biH- with regular advertisers shall be rem
Il monthly.
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Frcorrn+ orIu.ious. not well understood
..........+;,,., -,., - -. oh
~ W F''7'''' '',' 90 ''''''' - INV
bnekshot war; OK VINO" lhlu- stevens was
the hero We find, in a late number of the
Nation JnrcIIiueucrr. an account of this af
IaH "NIth We -i'F III " '"i''c"9eu i"Lli'' II
show that Stevens was of old, as he is now,
a 5;snr,r,f,izsr
m
~, "''' P'''lo ACT W / i''u'''"S H'T' t..iS'
Wnach gave inn" any hoj"ilcII' was the ~
Iulsl I"htl committee ne ma" organized IN
Tue ilou1' Oh i''p.'Seu'%t,'t ' at inc Ht't'
'ot ih IG@'' Oh ""'ch ne WAS CHAIRMAN.
Inc OBJECT OIL TINS ihIuiSitloh was 10 tA'oIC
a A mon '"'''''t',, VII" 'HT "
mas " an exposition "I '".I PlInI,.F
lAlcluG,"T ''' S'''C' % '"7 "I"'l' mn II
wac d''''-." neg ''''' N""in T." ii''oi ~ III
q loih''' 10 i"l9 emu many % me lloS, prom
mem Htaio'Lne" ia the common wealth. Were
draggrd b'ioTe tins Star Lhamber, and held
u uli"h'' vie i"t weeks, anu onhPoI!o"
70 su'i''' I'D 'nCt> LH"-9"it\ tHdI Halce
coulo invent. these men We're only TcleaS-
Ct li"ii ,'ults9 ny uIo uhlitu 'oteS OF lle
DemocratIc members with few OF the OPP
positl"1 mus eliaru inns ulapolicaI anu
1AasOhIt stevens iHu"lSIilDl.
Al''I "aLu9' i'll zoo tiie mouse Oh hePie'eh u
fauNcN OF pennsylvania stood AZ Democrats
anu ." An, i-MaN"n7, hesl"e' inc tlSht mem
bers from Philadelphia county. \ conSplra-
cy OF winch Stevens was the head, undertook
&C. fost IN eight AntI-Masons from that coun-
ty,thercby giving their party majority
The county was divided INTO seventeen cleo
ton districts ten OF winch were democratic
ana seven opposition. "hen me return
jug hleJ IL was a9ceItaIHcd tha0 the Dem
ocfaiIc ticket was elected, wherenpon the
seYeu opposition judges seeded, and set up
alttIe convention OF Jheir own; that is, they
mad out % certificate, setting forth that the
Ant Masonic candidates had received the
nun Der of votes set opposite their names IN
the districts represented by those seven
Jndgcs, excluding altogether the ten districts
feprcsented by the Democratic Judges winch
eomprised much the largest proportion ofthe
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.Iso a large assof''l'
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VIII also make Wagons, Carts Wheel barrows
and any other agricultural implements ordered.
All kinds of repairingsdone Feba5dtf
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pa 5Ackar
II properties Of ,l.,
sing al the good s..
lNVIGoRArE ",
are one Of the bss,
''sH the mean, d
'-' Tssg
an be relied On
riders.
~ S''d'ent eoatsia.
sed in thApu,,i,.
ICED On soU1D
U''0us property.
'o''e7s and Merol,,
bAENETr4Lro
81 and saCa
1lanufacturers AID
everywhere.
GApn
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Gloves,

arc mo-chants (. 1,
lie mya Ok when el5o.s Y.
cunt ua1e to We ,s'
yuaranceed, as ~
5actory in the Glt :,...
ollect the plumbers
D15CAMP SIkh'
irRsoN, former! X
sans,) is with = the y =
oreceive a can ~; !.
erchants in Mis'i''''
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE.
JACKSON. MISS.
The Esnci<shof War.

snesday ::::::::; March 10, 1866
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E S STATE .
GENERAL ~
% St Charles
New Orleans

II or lease Plan 1TI'alss
ct Rents pay ma \
Machinery n~sgO5
nish laborers. - -
hips for Planting I'm z
,nients are mean 4 d
y i, attention S n
mr. Circulars. MI n ID
Elimination OF ~ llinnsais
he authorized z I'm 81
r sale or lease W. ,1TitA 4
IN us at once ..a",,,lsBiil
and Improves
( of crops. etc seyers
30 plantations .,,lbs'i
ard state of ou'
* Miss, IN bssl
CHEATHAA'
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STOVES.

Cooking Stoves of various patterns Parlor Stoves,
Box Stoves for Offices and Public Buildings
All of which will be sold for cash at prices which
defy competition.
Jan II dim It G. NEWCOMER,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 7
HIGH COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS (
January Special Term, 1866. UedResday
February, 2sh, 1866
Ordered, that at the next April term of
this court, the docket of the first District
shall be taken up on the third Monday of
April and the cases thereon shall be heard
until the 18th day of May. That the docket
of the third District shall be taken up on the
second Monday of May, being the 14th day
Of said month, and the cases thereon heard
until the 2nd day of June. That the docket
of the second District shall be taken ND on
the first Monday of june, being the 4th day
of that month, and the eases thereon heard
until the business of that docket is disposed
Of
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest, SAM'L LIVINGSTON.
March4d23t Clerk
, 1866-03-23
FROM OIL DORADO,
F1e Wells 01troyed-A Rr1xhual
Stght-Tbree or -Four ReFsons Fatally
HSnrmaA-H.oAS klEO. 00ft.

A Terrible Fire at Petroleum. Centre
F1e Wells Destroyed "A RT1xatful
sIeht-Tbree or Four PeEsons Fatally
Brrued-1oss el50s0o0.
lE1RoL1gu CENTRE, March 9a,-The greatest nra
ever known N Oh Dorado, excepting tha. Of the
MRple SHADE. two yeass ago. has nearly e1halaied
ltsel leaving hc11td and fearful amount Of ruins
lie eondaG1at!on began Al the Ocean Het, rhere
two men wetr cng1eed In caulkhR 4. new tank,
containing oil 10 the amount Of obsrrcls One Of
the staeee being forced ont At the bottom, created
vacuum through which the oil nm out and, rua>
ming down the run, Il communicated with a. engins
house, nnd there caught from fire in the fnr-
n.ee. From th1s point It rapldiy spread 10
the oil tanks Of the Ocean OH Company; Pniladel.
phIs, the Arctic well and No, 70; Patterson 4
Dlckcy. No. -; thsnce down the run 10 different
wells, Eve IN number, belonging to the B.eeden 4
MFer's ara D1eeden 4 Tennant leases, which we're
soon enyc1oped in ono hn2e nass Of name, with
no earthly means Of checking this fsstful tide, Il
ting with everything combnstible. II soon found
4 channel. which eoon carried The hurrine mass
!rto Eenneho5 Ran, cstehipg On IT,
Saan 'ssH saa we. sane q p.ps s d or
IN less Than few MINUTES fsom the breaking cot Of
The .e WIS e7npytuR isecf fn1o Oil Creek at the
month Of the run. ,his presenting 10 the eye 1er-
mile IN length. TIC damage Is esttmated At one
hpndIed aud nfly thousand dollars.
Fatter:on i Dlckes. With the Ocean Oil tom.
pnny. arc the heaviest loEers. Two lhou-
rank barrels Of on were consumed with Us
tankage, some eighteen engine housea, desrfcke,
sng1nes. and the whole pa:ap phernalia tos SINKING
wells are destroYed. The Heuuerh06 8 OH Greek
asc reported burned seriously: three hla1ly, aud
oue Frank Mekenzie} has just dsed at the McClin,
ioak House. lie Sas the most ho-ztd sight eves
Witnessed. be1uc nothing h4t hlactencd, charrcd
nass Of heeh. When extE1cated from The deyour-
.pg element, both eyes were baned ont, and be
was in every way unrecocnixab1s. Another man Is
and cuc jumped from tho top OF ano'her derrick 10
kAyt his fI[e, ond wa. injured slightly.
, 1866-03-23

d nz-umr.'t In.t:tuted BY Jacob Betnef s ssssrst
George T. thin, 10 recover damages laid Al $5op..
Nolcott u. De Cry ct al. Az action OF Askuup-
eit, n which d.toaste utre laid At *l3,oAl. Wa1
commenced By E5enezer 9. Woleoti against Ferdi-
nand lie Try and Henry Heuian. partner. DeJond
the prGE;pe for sntomore, no papers Hgte nlet.
EoUET CoCHf-B3oFt HoH. !. H. Br1dWs4,
.Jsdoe--Estzte of Renecra T. Clark. dce@*cd. In
thtk estate the execn'm's bond for el go vat PR
REcepprRs CorG1-Be5ore Hon- Esaf Ecn
8tres, Jndg>.-1he Pcnple r. Richard smith In
dittncns for kcepme ho7sc Of tli-sAuae Flea ot
nps Eutny. JnsJ called and The prisoner tried.
Rhrn rr.dict Of gn,lsy VAS returned
ta1ne ". ihtuek Fe+ueF. lndlctm.nt Tor keep
irR lewu kcute. Former plea OF not guilty with
drawn md ples q guilty entered Ihe htnte1ce Of
the prisoner nas eusptoded
Same ~. Ahcc kc1trf. indictment for larceny.
Jury ealled and the pfteonsr tt1ed. when verdict
o! rot guilty U1s returned.
Same ID. Caroline Dakef. Indicted for keeping a
ler7d house. The prisoner IN this case was Tiled by
q tusy and found guilty.
fecp:c ~. poga Hohtn.. Indicted Gof keeping Il
le~d housc. Tired bctpte jrry. cases closed
end s;s,ru IL The Iuly 10 drtrzn ne upon their rcr
same ~. Mal,3e Renncr Indicted for keeping q
le.sd house. Noas f1ostQ1 entered BY the States
Attorney.
same ". Ro1arns Brooks. Indictment for Keep.
ing house OF ill-fame. Jury called and trial oi
eause commenced.
Same =. OlisrT HneE Information for puls.
anee. Ju15 called End cause tried, when vesd.cl
OF guilty WIS returned. The defendant Is the Do
p1etor Of grease fendefin1 establishment Of the
clty, md II was charged In the Information aafa cd
3ahlishDent Was the eourca Of unhealthful and nox
1oEf odLB.
, 1866-03-23
LOCAL MATTERS,

Sorry fnr y0us France and EnEJ1nds
Yorr perfumes are .hus cut Of tho markc. By the
tariff Still more tasry for those who buy The
itsthy lml:1nonsssof VOLT extract. Meantime all
buy rtelon's '.Si.hs- blooming ccscus" than re-
eelse any Other perfume as q gilt Sold every
where. Q5B
Mest him By and By" neF song and chorus. by c.
4. LOCKWOOD
Dearest enc thou att remembered.
F1,endr, fIieidt al home still pray For Thee.
Az exquisite song, fnll Of deep aud tender feeling
tor tale IN Chicago by Lyon 4 Hcaly. Price 80
cunts. q5D*
Miss Tcnae@xccss, fThc Wonderful
Ctld Magnetic ll!c Eii1ez. for cleansing the blood,
nnd bcauttfy IT the CoHlklcx1oa. The great sue
c4rs thts Exsr has met With induced uar 10 put IL
before Tie publie. and al ask IL TO give 1t far
reuose eli dark spot. moths, pimples. or any esup-
tion upon !he faa or body. and will Elve the com
ple1sou clear and healthy coioF and u the dlrec-
iloDs arc properly followed, the skin aln become
The properties Of this ssrup arc purely yegeta-
lie. ard Perfectly harmless, and hare wonderful
eject 1pun the Liver md cleansing the syeteIn OF
all Other impurities. and restore person to perfect
| Eeanh.
w,sc rnadr known 10 nc when child, and IN i
eslrvoyant state elnce which hive made constant
nse OF It In MT prnctfce and from the crest z1ecesi
| have had IN its use for the last eleven year,,
| thought proper 10 lri22 Il before the public.
.ptant md hSneiic Doct1es., No. - Mest Filth
| ttrcct, btlow Mound. Cincinnati. Ohio.
For ea]e BY al druggists IN tho United States.
| Price TWO dol.a1t pr boH1e.
JOHN y. PARK, General Agent
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Wa'nut streets.
uh23 -Osfl-1m.W FX
, 1866-03-23
FROM LOUISIANA,
T11VM UVU1ClANAs
Prospects OF 1he Crop*-Conrtx Easy
Unpu DcblqrN-CAotGr4, Etc.

Prospects OF she Cropx-Courts Easy
Upon DcbtorK-CaoIorn. Etc.
NEW ORLEANS Narch sa.-Planttns ia going on
rapidly In Louleiana. Sugar canc ID ali planted.
Corn planting through. .--.... ....
The [ouiFisnd md Texas District Courts arc easy
upon debtors, nnd prosecutions are lew. Important
chtes Of prosecutions BY the non.tnButphon o
mortgages during the late w.r are being argued IN
the Dttfrjct Courts. The case Of Mira Dr. Scott n1
Nashville, before the Baton Rouge District Court,
u concluded bnt mol decided.
There Is m I'll feeling between the people and the
negro troops On Rcd R17.T.
There Is no cholera In the Gulf or on the Spanish
Malu.
The brig Ocean Ware, from the south coast o.
Cuba. mt IN here. leaking badly. Tho Captain
committed suicide.
SHREVEPORT, La, March s1.-The cotton move
ment is slow. The cotton agents are prpwhnc
abDut- Planters arc feIuE their cotton ior fear il
might be seized unlawfully. Several commissions
have been Gent 10 Warrington to gei cotton re
leased. Some hare been snceessful, olhers not.
, 1866-03-23

TIE fu1IHARnoN1c SOCIETY will fnaugur2tr
ahets ses5es Of afternoon concerts tomorrow under
the beHt Of auspices md in addition to the orcats
Troupe for The 1rHs two concerts. The lronpe en-
ht1ees Wean ihe best p1anl.t in the country;
rda ns Geeel q, re e. szzo sep5ano Of the German
vot3.e tas.o With kueh ,at1ract1ona Is these, and
With the delightful weather IN proz2cet, We look 10
these 1natiEees a sure to draw out largo and ash
fonsble audiences. Tne music H1ll moi be sttIrt1y
Classical. but Of Light aud beautiful character,
just the things for IN afse1nooo'e enjoyment when
one doe. not wtfh to setde down to The heavier md
tan' u tss.s "e q ,hssr hsppe ousy I ST IT.
eycntug, and 50 bespsak TOR them ! I'D house.
ss IN ssne oa, !: s'Ps9eS e. %ssh Sh
lets especially n New os to ungenilemaniy msn.
Lie sasn Upesa "a tronpe @ Is ihess @ .oires i I Il
Wehl., and mat}nees Of ihe Philharmonic are the
only. .mus!ca] seasons Probably be;ore tho aavent
inpsost. Fhs T tard q prices j. * Almost ] insult.
not n fall 6lash ae hope Is in some Instances d
ons 1sts sosSSfss s,; Msha Tt 1e-naaie''z aud
MEszcs.Gfhe drama Of he ;. Hidden usndr is
20 popular Il the Museum that! h1a eeen decided
given la-i night full house, md viii be Eepested
cspi Oh, Hnd Dnlen's "Wooi' i t eeua.ne sur
l
nieht 1be Colleen BaHp," afterwards tho ''Asd~
! den Hand, n II hefrio iofofe.
| McV1cIKR's TnEA1RE.-The -Eoulaocks are
| playing ehon engagement hire to Tezy good
| hpuece Mies johanna EIauEsen being an additional
attraction. "Ojd Fhu's Birthday" md the ~ Mfidy
| Ashore we're asain repeated last evening, and
! Tcz9 well received. Tonight. the tau1e bill. -
| AcAuExr or MCa1C.-Skfd g. Gaylord's Min-
etrels are nightly growing more and more popular
| It that be possible. Tonight. J. f. Edwards, i
ElFt clafs comedian, makes his first appearance.
siGSoH Bt1Tz. Tho magician, ventl1foq1ist and
1narnet,ze1, Is creating quita fusorn during his
brief stay hero. his petoImances being greeted
with nightly shouts Of laughter and other demon
STATIONS Of applause. Ia addition to choico &C.
lection Of very neat tr1ek1. so9s nf them extzaor
blttt1ons Of ma:netic power, completely subjugat~
Ing 10 ht will the muscles and nerves oi hs parties
taken pnn1niseuously from the audience a. h< sub
1ects. His collection Of one hundred End ten
trained eanatJ birds II neTer falling source Of
fntescst Saturday evening will terminate hts en-.
EAeczaent, and those who with TO tea HIN must cot
delay.
Miss RACHAEL JoussoS Is starring In New Or.
leans, ano Winning golden opinions from the press
Of that city.
given m TUNER Hall On Tuesday evening next
The n1acasels aunouoce that the eamc care will bs
exercised 10 kccp ont improper chssactctet and to
secure the comfort Of proper ones, have charac-
tettxed tie former quasades In FntacE Hail this
winter.
RAILROAD AND Ex2nEss DALl--The ball given
BY the clerks OF the railroad srd express companies
Of this cffy In the trosby Mus3c Hall Last evening
pasEcd OF velY pleasantly notwithstanding ths
niycfahlt weather.
, 1866-03-23
Wall Street

new YonX, March ea.-At The morning board
there YES q sudden pause Of activity and the list
throughout uss dulf The bull e]qnes were tnda-
posed to ircrease thelr load. and The beArs were
more Inclined 10 putt options. Governments are
hsm, but etlh very qa!e. Tbs miscellaneous llat il
abundant, aud in moderate demand. Some Of Tho
banke a.k per CENT call ioant, but land htt al
that rate. The bulk Of demand leans arc made al 8
PEI cent lib private f,ankesl, that being the mil
scrsal 1aie. Trtme PAPER Il In active demand and
fcarce The 1ate Of hist grade being 7TA pr cant,
NTH exceptions At 81. Second elasE, 9El1s PEI
! cert.
Dry goods auction paper il very plentiful and
ranges d. 61x GIG pee cent.
Gold IL without mstctlal change. The larre.
orAraiors ara arttve 10 mprcnrnt, the putppIt ri
which II not yet very apo1tent
. Foreign exchange is quiet L@ad,n. drawers asA
tU7st OTIS for 60 ds.a sterling, ant fraues ha
GsaH.'
The activity tn gold stocks continues. Atlantic
& 1cffc showf FT1ppt0ms Of NJ active movement
and is held firmly II Go; Montana Is IN active re
quest.
, 1866-03-23

CArno, March s2-Iaat night Fix prisoners e.
iected iheIr escape from our county jan, and are
still u, larSc. They arc Vim. Mecortaick and Ar
thur McCafty, indicted for stealing tobacco from
The steamer Magnolia; Nm &. Ward, Indicted for
obtaining goods under false protences; Nike Dig
neT. indicted for assault With intent to murder
not Indicted; uenry Snyder, charged with
thst, not Indicted. The labor performed
by there men 10 effect their e@eape shows
On astounding dccree OF perseverance,. BY ths use
OF an old knife, a fragment Of hoop iron, Or annae
instrument Of similar nature. they sawed through
a hard. fou1-Inch oak plank. This done, the erat.
ing IN theit cell window could be removed without
difficulty. Throuph The opening thus provided. 1t
was sn easy matter to gain the passage leadiar
around lhelr cells. This done, nothing but two
The character OF tho mortar 1ked IN The conatrre
ton Of the Court House rendered ahs vail no "esy
formidable barber. By The viguro1s use Of spike
and The fragment OF hoop, soon an opening waa
made, through which It waa no lsoub1e for them to
effect pa:Eagc.
, 1866-03-23

NEW 1QnK A3fEh ".
CoTToS-More active and excited, ard fully Ic
higher. sn1ts Atd,c Tor mlda!tug unlsads.
FIhCE-HeAvy. and common GRADES declining. Sales
80 fri e1t.s Etatt; 5s.1.as63 for extra
round hoop Ohio; E5i19111o for trado hr&nds clos
ing heavJ.
f;nAiN-Wheat doll and eommnn GRADES decllnEE.
Sa'ea At +1.ss for Hl]wauEee cnb N.i1 for No. new
Milwaukee; $.43 for choice &mber State Rye quilt,
Barley p n9dsrate teauest coEn steady M aaa s.! e
sc Bonhd mixed Westt1p. both u so9o and dei.
eed including Que pafee! very eholce q =:
sonrd Western 3yAssc for sound do.
GRocIalfa-Eonre active: Sales Of St. Domingo At
1sKc bond Sugar is IN bstter 1eags.t sale' q y
fasEes more acve snles 1t l0e tzc for rew &c ior
Porto Rico, ard Sc for Ba1haEuoes. E
TFTBnLICE--Dull At 9h415C fur crude, and aec for
1efted in bond.
PHovisluss-Pork opened heavy and lover, bat
closed more nrmlE H. a s31I'H, nsE mess e!o.,nS y
AIS ior pilmo; also 80 bis new ae.s for Api and
May se!lers option, At o. Beef unchanged.
Reef hams hcayy f2t i0s3o. Ert me7tg active At
il1e,3xc fos s,oadsE. M and et M hsTs 9a Rseoa
tor short rtbqed. Lard qutet II Dutier dull
At &c fort Ohio. and jos6oc tor state. Chee.e dull
IT tEGs2c,
, 1866-03-23

NV URLXANk, WITCH II.
CoTroS-Acttye md Y 70 1c beittT. ssle4 $500 haAsa
Receipts today Is Dales. Receipts fal!lng Oh wlsh
light srTiv1ls Goua Red River. Mtdoiing aoc-
SC9AH-IaiT to fully faif At t4t3i44c- ,.-
AoHxI-&iold :64c- N. 7. Checks n discount. SET
Ing xkc- .--,.. a.n
FK11GHTs-To New York i; TO IyHpool y. saf'
ed steamer MnntgomCrY for NeN Y0rk.