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, 1865-02-11

FRIDAY EFE1fSG, feo. 10, 1b3J.
Our provision -nnrket dnrtoE the vetk ps*ts has
been con inued drag, with the exctp.eo Of ono day
Thursday when q epssmodic effort vas madc to ad-
yarce prices The strength oftbe adyancc in gold
That day buye71. we're p1entysout no day since has
there been any Bnyers at anything HE prices then
asked The ertt!ng Of hogs IL going b:ia3ly on, and
Thousands Of hogs that have been Piled up IN h
warehouses cfcommlss!on merchants, whiting higher
nr1ctr are now being converted into the raanuactur-
ed article It Is thought By some thst By th: l2t al
March the packing ke1e will show 50 0; OF more, than
has already been reported, and We understand that
SOME enterprstrg who kave high regard for
correct t1seed tRktnE the about
the ru1dtie Of March, WhiSa has been the usual time
15 ao
Mess Pork has been without any but limited snec.
ulaiiSc de;sana. Nc quue the asking price. IS 10
sso h.:a At II ssf d e wl;h 10 buyers cTsr Isl fa
hrst brandp, cnsh- Eunp4noHnats $2S 70 SSo Asked
Extra Prime. <1I.- We see no cAuse {,,sto change
vevs IN reGaId 70 theiosk Of oaGslsd rosg Eete
tnst Igures vii! COVERT. We can SEQ ncspasManent
sdy.pee before The eps1ins Of nsySG,.ion; w;t:h
sneh hold SO long. o1 fnrthcr fnto the future
p1cas WAy p. saed u TO reaneFate theta tor 1nstr
patience. Lard haa been ip good 1nqaIE,ins3n: tho
ieatn and Kettle rendered. nlt at the e.e Was Of
lc1ed quite freely a. 2lH to siE;~ NJ, !
IL to 2x I'D ttie aro 70 Il ssl1Sr
fof sweet piclled ftom dressed hog. ID k@1i for
those Gom slaaehtered h7ss dry gat. 1eo 9ose long
Gnu. nonnat. At lse: ee1sd ssecks ve.J light; pas
sfaes &c = II Ike eo1sd piskied shenidsii 4HasKc ia
Sht a :ag9z e ;pa Id f?sa fe ssaRa for s.
Is.- Inat. Talio1 S1 1 isc. 6ao. W. FHnIIrs i Co.
, 1865-02-11
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


CATTLE-Eece1pta by tho Board Of TTado reports
to-day. 1913 head. Shipped s5. Owing to the lafg'
rectipts md great difficulty OF shipping cast tue mar
ket hiss been weak tn day. andEo Of the sales "esa
made 1t3cEewhnt OF decline from yesterdays pri
ccs. There have been number OF very good 1ota o.
cxtra cattle on the market for the last faT days, and
although In some cages Us high 1suses are now Oh
taipcd, the ctttle arc much better.
The aales were made at fsom $i.lsK to SWtoa
Stock steets s5 co to s7o0 tor medium to GOOD
to<s 20 for good to prime. and sssoto ss - e11s
The pincina1 sees at the several yarda today r. re-
GALES or BxE1 CATTLE TO-DAY
Bentley sold Doane.7 IS head Of extra snSau on
County stee,s fed BY Hnber, xve1agtng I!s! ns =.
g Is. They were held yesterday ats9.'a.
crovc. All Enemsn o. bend nne Illinois steers. az.
FsiTfeE pod Morgan 81 head good Illinois stee1s q
Wslvorth Mallory sold Belts C. @ bend. t1trs
Ills os Etce1s. averaging 1'ss ns' $' ana sf' ca
roud steers at $3.50.
MoSn i Thompson sold Rable Co. 4 head prime
, 1865-02-11
FROM CAIRO.
A Larno Fleet OF Roats Loaded with
General A. =. Smiths Troops, GA
Their WAY South.

CA1no. Feb. o.-The Immense 1eet that several
DAYS aco went up the Tennessee river has arrived
here. loaded with troops and army materials: l.
numbers til,y.sIx steamers. General a. .. smlsn
bound down The Mississippi, and probably going
Having no money, and eeeing Nthe ht {, q u re 3
rot @ into thc iown made regular raid upon the
flores Of Caro-, taxing whatever they e9a1a lay
heiT handa causing an intense g excitement
IN me5iate1y t1c!oEcd up shop" in short order
not howeyer, before The soldiers had helped theHl
s.lrea freely 10 goods and eaables. Many o. tae l.
stores suffered heavily, some losing thousanas o.
troled the city all last night and quiet was re-
n1n
, 1865-02-11

1,enunclattons Of JeE. Dav1s-Joe
Johnsron-;Un11Inft dGonscrlrtkono OF
SInyes-UrecklnrtdE

Egw YORK, Feb. 10.--Durin@ the discussion n
The rebel Senate on Monday last on 1he blll TO
araiu dealt ont their denunciattous on him fot not
rsstorin, Gen. Joe Johnston to command. Sem
mes, OF Loui.tana, one Of Jsd's supporters, gase
have no effect and that Gen. Johnston would not
be again placed in an Important position. because
he vas deemed Incompetent
on he number Of negroes to be eonscr1pted. whs
adopted by yota Of twelve to eight.
Breckfnrll.e has been confirmed rebel Secre-
ta1yof War, Gen. Echols has succeeded 70 a's
command,
, 1865-02-11

il the nsne Of yeretablc m metrfnn in H. for4 n
syrup, which L now admitted. Hhen u,ed with tho
cuIa fu= 4ioncrznna and Fluor Aims whites IN 10
E1ales) II Es consaasr ne ameuasoi suttesta{ and
Cherokee Remedy and lo1ecuon to be among the
blessings Of sci nee They tsp1a<e lckntss By health
and Ioatnsomeness By ciean1lness It dora not merely
alTtst. hut cures these Ills racea:1y aud thoroughly.
aud. being purely Vegetable kWee pleasant ~ tnp~
not t.ssrcsab,e to tastc poizon
III the setn tha eEsolc.soa Of which u o.ten
I'd dangerous than the treatment OF tho orr
g1nA dlsease. Sold BY all dtugy.al5.
, 1865-02-11

The heavincseln gold has depressing effect on
the general markets, which remain quiet at rather
easier prices.
The Ptoylaion market ruled very dull, not
Eithstanlng The news from New York were OF q
highly favorable character. Ness Pork was dull and
neglected, and the only sale reported was lot OF
$50 bbls for delivery On The 1st Of April. at s5soo
For present delivery these was little OF no IL
uuiry Prime Ness Pork was extremely lat and
stasnant, with sales Of only 6a3 bbtB al $e5o,
buyHrs option all March, end at $3l,5o, buyers
option till 18th Of March. Primo Mess on the
SPOT Wis freely offered Ss109 without buyers.
Bulk Meats were ecarce and quiet with sales Of
10 COO rbs Shoulders at 15c Ioose. Sweat flc1se1
hang we're In active request aud very firm at 16D
1G4c, II which price ne note snlcs OF 100 tcs-se1-
ers at the close generally holding at 17c Lard
was shade firmer on account OF IN improvement
In New York, and e55 tcs were eofd at. 21se2afIc
for Prime ste1m-rendered. at the close there was
fair demand at but aclle1s vere Gener-
ally holding Prime Lard at 2i1c. Grease Was more
active, with sales Of White at lie, md EFown tat
1a4@145c.
Dressed Hogs weru in lair demand and firm. but
without essential change The sales made wc:o at
a range Of 13A@114c-chteay at 15H021sE Ihc
packers were tho leading buJcfs.
usphvfucs were easier and mora active, with
sales Of 800 brs on tho spot at s2164 aud 100 brs
buyer 80 days. at s.. -. The matket7 ahoef aat1
aayiees from New York, closed weak
The Wheat market was more active, but prices
fell ic per bushe with ea1cs OF about 100 900 bn,
al 81 81 tor Chicago Extra, si,Ad1t.48S for No
spf'ne. anu s!s' 4ue .e,I ~ ~ anrt,o ~ ato~c
Closing qalel ~ -. ~ aot,v, snd hnovont md
4he |ota 49, ,~. '-s 49, - ,.... - a. ~. +,
Wy nols ~ h.t cn ~ b., q, eaceaac for Ha,act,
WIN sa'es ~ ""04+ ~''S9T ~A'
" ~ ssos, ,, .c.,ro .nf, tha ,,or,.et snf;,re5
oMe vs. ,s ,.isa. aSIc.~a hn,hct win aalsa of
a cnn ~ ssaaac for Fe1ccted IN stare-,ha
.,-r,s- ,o.% a-,, a. IN ont,;do ,enot,,,on
, 1865-02-11

WEE TO Know. nrr WEAK TO Do.-TacEel y 40 EoEo
ptt1snlo sight ID n That OF youns man Me;ckca oT
let e 10 iee tic loss Ntsog to DO. but 800 eneE-
yated In vii! sud ID body to act, HeavI.sged when
ha .haud EcsseSs tho eye It ~ e1xla; lltess When
erer, nerve shcut 1tnc;e with energy; dreaming u
lieu Of doing: featins nste ID OF leekns T.
Others and a. through seminal g. duo to over
natuEM nnnatazal ctapsAIau 10 ioafa-
eome EMISSIONS that hHnli12st and disgust him. 10
auch we sAy, take tho CaEznk EE CUkE. ohSsrys tne
Inst accompany It falthtn!lT anu VIII ~
Strength. energy, hea.tn ana, in iicu et 1npoenc7.
manly poWcTs
, 1865-02-11

TEE ExnIAx R<AsDE-The celebrated Indian ma5t.
citts ou1 IS Cherokee Aedci1es will b. found i'd
veltit eo In columns. They vat,ou3 ID KIND,
bus ali lave the Tor their
object The Int1an femsv u lh~t onao le ~ medt-
ctnea whieh. Under tisa name Of CBHHoK1k REMEDY,
has become widely 1nown Al csftaan cute for Fluor
Of suetrhGa ana Gleet- + Il .lwAls :akea IN
cQnjuutRteu 18th the OF the K1t*JRrTlOy.
anu 90 taken rev<r tu:Is tI achieving thorough cuf
either Of GanoErhGa elect or F1ues Ahus. lu COM
pc5tiun it II pure Vegetable 1ytp, not unpleasant
10 take. ana Is whobl5 Hee Hcm mineral drugs, aud
one hk best remedies for which !stssecommended-
Sold By AL druggists.
, 1865-02-11

NEW YonK, Feb. 10-Tha New York 1Fi6une
leans from Gen~ Halliday, the contractor for the
Overland Mail Route, that the report Of the re-
opcuinc Of that line, was an error. Fora distance
81 $50 miles, MIR. ua1laday Eays, the stations arc
destroyed and the stock withdrawn. Business
cannot be resumed until the stations arc rebuilt
auti com and {oEagc supplied.
, 1865-02-11

A report comes up from Springfield, pretty
well authenticated, TINT one Of the Senators
who voted for the Horse Railway swlndlc has
se,.t tack Its bonds to Tue Company, saying that
It is dangerous to keep them. He wishes now
that he had not taken them. &c sold Ills IN
tegrity and honor for pclf. dcbascd himself in
his own eyes, md subjected himself TO- expo
sure and disgrace, and il afraid now to Keep
the wages Of Ills corruption. The "'stock'
and grccnbaeks which other members 1c-
, 1865-02-11
LADIES. READ TIE FOLLOWING FR0K
THE~Ld Dies MAGAZINE" LADIES DAY
DooK," AND"AEDIC4aL CAzEETE:
rIr1nr, %hn

McTHEn AyD DACaurER-~Thcte Is \ ncftsd n tbs
age u every yonuE gltl when has chnsac.es, uent
Sra Ihy yscAI, seems to Change. Tha stu becomes
hesEJ- The rslcal aIgh chl:dhood !s hu,hsi the
step tts etsstic,:y. and hezdachc and stcssneas
1tpsce health AID merry temper. Tic mother gpns-
1ab knows the cause, and understands the coming
mttaneTpacts Ct ths chilt las3 the WON n, hut l.
ofen yeIy ofen, ut loss bow to sposle the paIh OF
her ds1!iHk, how to ohvlate the nttcraant
LIS. Nv 10 aid nature and anticipate p&1u. t. such
mothers. 70 Ill Ho Iecnmtne1u the IuE.caRk Fl,
MALE flLLs, to nt forn fE ,nulns r:cpmtnend-
Ing them as m 1nfabe remover Of II: ohtsrpCt!ons
to NATURE. eIofla lana an iuA4hlu 1tSol4{or Gail
ter Cherokee P1lls. Ice s-reit and sa,sss Il ths5
market. Sol3ty all 0ruxgztJ.
, 1865-02-11
FROM MISSOURI.
The Le.isInture-Adjour
souri, Finances.

ST. Ior1s, Feb. 10.-The Legfslsture yesterday
a0th inst to the 1et Of November next, Resolu-
lions unanimously passed the House declaring Us
fixed determination to llquidatc the States 1u-
Gebtcdncsa, aad providing for committee to con-
fer with her creditors and report At the next ses.
sion some plan to relieve the State OF her financial
fronh1fa.
, 1865-02-11

pILLs.-rhcse de.erYcd1y and celebrated toh Pop
ulnr medicines naTe Affected eyosntton IN M
which ha1e. foS 1ny years. orstructed tne ptog5ess
of medicine sc!encs. Ths talse .upp9ait'on fha! at
from stsempsng 70 md rcd ies for tut disease; And
patients sr1cted wlh i teconctlsd themselves @ to
doom which They supposed % b anayoidahte- L y
aow prossd hGWsvsf ass c1p Sam
ofcrses isome Of them apparently 1sspcrate By
b. The san medicine, IN connection with Sheneki
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake fiils one Or both. ae
HIMSELF who has enjoyed uninterrupted good health
toE MOI. tLan thirty ,e1st e. was a. one ns
pronounced his c1se hopc1ess. and abandoned him &d
his fste He Eas cured oy the Aforesaid syrap auS
hare used Dr. schtneks medicines With the sane r.
nafEahle success These excellent medcines sfe 70 e.
sale IN this city. BY all drnga1sts. Full directions iS
the cse of them accompany each bottle
, 1865-02-11

TIE Most UsEFUI N1D:ctxH xxr DIscovHrES.-
Nt1e ennerAtes the lLahstenasns uoon iiresu ayssJ
OF The period ii fsDEie5. aud examines tae far feat
ing eyls OF these tlls tn all c.naFcted with who
be s-bJcetet to them. Il Il Impossible con1tuA
and bene1cebt medicine ever offered to the pubic.
Sure reGnale with the e1actnesa OF mathematical
calculation. s.fs 10 all and 1nfslbe ia the removal
rf obnructton snd suppsesston khesa Pills should be-
In ttU possession OF extry aden. wse. ant motnar
IN th- county. Loaf b paled OFT with any other,
but t1y thu Chsr1kae FILLS yon will be Convinced
ct their Efficacy. foia ny all IIuxSlsts.
, 1865-02-11

"CAxsT THOU ADN1SysTxE TO 3f11p DIszasxD9+'
Askea the q eat dramaIiat Yes. say We ann @p:nee
R1suvxSA11vx EI1Nls has such marvellous souersta
rtautcas. alag ths enetxies. .hat It + ks
table restorative shat yet been m,ue kc1wn iur
tho eensft oi lhe aertN1ated po1titn Of tho human
family.
, 1865-02-11
{FTem the n. Z. Medical journal.

LET SeT Dxsr9EpExc1 any longer te the ever pre-
ri IN. banc ct the 1al1su slate Of the human tsnly
dency, ioso *pirts. de*pr,a tendency 10 lo:k npon
ths gloomy se Of a1s II, to drive
fore you xl7e up the case as ho;elets. kry WnauTa
KAluv1NArIa0 ELI11H. As ia ua1us dest=LaleL il
energies yer, eren Jouns blood Into 1our veIas. Yo
who pine upaa the bring OF the grave who uay have
despair, ee taducsa. even though II may he 1t thu
eleytnsh hnuS, TO " iss soothing inAasa.s.
, 1865-02-11

. ~4* +rt44t
4. Delaware !.
, 1865-02-11

SrnISar1ELD, Ill, Feb, 10.-Col. Gus. Smith,
Of the old 55th Ill, and one Of the heroes Of Pea
Ridge, has llted bis new regiment, being the first
under the late call. All honor to tho gallant Col
ouel end tls btaye men,
, 1865-02-11
COmMEk%C1ALs

FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. it, 1865.
The following table shows Tho receipts ano
ahiuments during the past twenty-four hours:
REcE1pr3 AID s6PEHr3 DuRIHd PAST - hooAs'
Received. EEtpped.
, 1865-02-11


~ Mr. Mosrii! had an C cxGact tract rem the engage @ 2
tpeech attfibutine @ Sbery ia he Horss @ Hailrosd s
bill. Colonel Niles said the TRIBUNE reported him
,,sso.ra ~ ihe hS1,. ns" - ~ s"'opaoa !" eae
M. joslyn responded, denouncing the TnupxE
md The j{nats-the drst Is 1ncrcenary nnd thc
other as t1attorous.
M renorted co1 h11cs ne .o~;,,n, err
greenbacks could jineie, YOU ~ would a artben
In all narts Of this House.n Wc are fnformcd
T.. -, a,
tSst W h,s arset Mardo mno neato DIS
,oc1.e nor1d ;;rr1e ,,or ,.ar,s ,.n. a., !,
o..~A" Io0 ~. nouo nea' tae.a ="
au parts OF me looov OF this House." which
-.fa - r. s..ass,sa,.s .1, - ~. 80 .',s
eas4u Glceuoachs cOuIu )inSie, you "osl0
hear them sonaeaahert, that wonld hare meant
Inc same 1hlng. And If Col. Niles had merely
eaio gfecnodc8s," that, TOO, Wonln Aase
meant the samee Thing. II Ar. Mofr1l, OF
hancocs' or ~. Joslyh, Of Mcaenr5, can
peice''e ans oiaefence, taes "uss possess
feIy oe1'e organs u 1no1al F1slon.
Mf' Jossin ~lu make great many people
c|+cnd him @ +ho honaa+ a+ e,a s;se.;a:;. Me .se
tba 7,,r,osa ~ ,y;,,, - 1,;,,, 49, ,s~a.
o,,a;t.n.a G,r e. s3o+o~oo.t e. 49,. ..
tiT wo acs;ra - 90. sa.th -. 49,, I4s @ -
his orc-oro.1on r. ~, ~ 1asas :. ase ., -, ~
1ou;r1 rcso,nt;o, ,da,,+oS b. 49, .as.;es slAs
LA +, ps ~, ~ sis. 49,: ~
19,,..aaa,. ~ - - 1 os.an:n 49, 40 ~ ~n'e''so ."
T.. .ns.s;.s, 1s..s. s,
Republican rocmber Of the Honse rom Metienry.
N seeking immediately alter the announcemeut
tirca II motinr t,e nrnxions Gnest1o po mi n
all possibility oI dcba1c upor tnia tniquitous bill
ana tnefsby deprive the people o. nc laIEest clg
Their local interssts, Of even the opportunity Of
bearing the objeetio4s stated to bll which had
Ssa;e une =" ;hc % rnFcst rsssons Srse1ye. " te
strongest condemnation, and affords the most
convincing evsQenee o. tae taes that ne adroeatcs
Ia free aisrns.ion.n -'1 ~
We advcrtcd to the activity Of Mt. Joslyn
| in anp,yinr the ca,, ia t1,e opnoncnts of the
! bill as soon as The veto of the Governor Ind
been read. We made no insinuation as ia
Ills motives in so doing. hut We row 1uouire
whether his motive WAS 3 pecun;asy one, or
| one fnsnircd lv m attcctiouatc rceard for the
| interests Of the people of Chicago.
! ------------.-
! - A!k.NOIp EtnoA :. ,e..,'. "a
w. lesle@ " 1essia eput .ue4e - ".t'e t.top@
| aont5 u tae lHsSassc " ale Amsno'4eute y, ~
toe i1ooate iam' I"olUseu =! iuc too1.e
1:usses u lne eta.e' 4ne pul "'1e ~ u,I"u
WIN 1eaa ea.s :nu ssa.e selo ~ W., ana sart ~.
,ecl' ,nnns serious ue.es.s ~ ~ pisseI. a.
!a"' ~ - ~. mat.e, ~ "n'en ~ .'ss ..'" S. 10
'oaesestso' tae "Aose f'opsats " etAe sA"se
passes 1hfoneh the frooate confts once III
ever! 1"enty-sl1 years. Inc la" Is II no"
stands is tuIl OF obscu1ttics, contradictions
and lmpertections. Many: things needful are
NOT provided 1or, and other features arc con-
, 1865-02-11

TIE FOLLOWING FOR THE CNEROHEE
REMEDY AND EyJEcI70Ar 7'eoks voIma:s IN
their Earor. Read wAak tbs Et1kors of kas .-CAt-
ca0o Daily Times" Isl. Lea!s -lkdIcat LotsrnaI,r
and tas "-E<dical Journal 1aa: R6sis.p," skcts QF
{1eir 01rn Fra 1yW.
[F1om The Chicago Ds1Iy T3meAl
To QER FxuALa RfADE1s.-We GILL the 4ttentdon
OF our male readers to the in coll
uInn4 t,a Cherokee krmety a1n injection, for tae
cue of E9uor dtbHs TIC Wkltes. These vegetable
cpWrQE1JB have hten found 1nn4t tovtrelRn spect1c
fF thir.s. By the renovs Of which they alIo AID ID
ltEu'atnS The psrtoa. of the ieEAlu .3se. often in
sreedi ana thoroughly, and atsn no miosrsi pot.
ton8-Af1 perfectly fuuocucu: to th deic -ta Or
Esn,xaton- They zl4o the esst ana most eects
cut Of GeDorrhGt a. Heer Yet Cis.ove1en. Call l
Cherokee Kennedy and l1J-ctloa, Sold OF ali DTfY-
R1st8 throughout the country.
, 1865-02-11

STOP r. xaK TorE 0wN SAkE-8tno It t1r tta saka
Of tboa Interested In you stop h dAluca alton tu
ndy, these enesvating eu1aslana, aud Total ptsstt-
lion Of The ur1nar7 orE+Es Of Jour system. con-
tcncY render your couch lolthsce, AMI make Of Joa
rivelug idiot, tho rlty OF ycaf tEteuds And the In.
Asmp'e, vegetable syrnp. 10 te strengthen and cnre
ron which it will. obscEVs the t4tction3 mat a.
cooopanY IT, and be kEaln what nature KnAdc you-&
nrsn posses,ed CT at Iacutes that AIN - man.
al for tnn Cherokee Cure. Sod BY al dsugztsts.
, 1865-02-11

The Stock Board did not meet in the evening"
tho members having expressed desire to hear
Dr. Elders lecture. Gold in New York opened
GQlaghers at 210t, aud closed after call at :l9!.
, 1865-02-11

"Tu4x's wuxr'srax MArrxx.~-"I eaa's work"
~ nAte 10 rns IN tho morning.. my e;eslGht i
fatitnE,'' "sty memory u going" ~ can's az n
"No." Then take regnlsr d 3.es OF tho EHzxokxx
CuBx, and follow the directions thAx accompany 1t.
duUence IN violation OF natures a7s and mails you
dread marriage. II thty from ovcrn tulgence
you. it viii rtBIose EI.or, stop those n,xhuy emis
ons rent sou Tor practical me- ana once aore 1,ska
nau aH 1on, Rave rou from plintues.. ano perhAptv
Ultimate idt1cJ. ca]l for Cherokee Clre. f.kn n
oiher N dlcno until you Eave tried this. Sold b. all
dzuss.EE;.
, 1865-02-11

e Tic &cte Journal compliments Us now
aEd then Ey intimating That we have not
much influence in the Illinois Legislature
TIE can have Ill the influence We want IN
TINT bcdy at pnv time by paying for it.
, 1865-02-11
Cherokee #fnlflneS.
ITO TIE READERS OF THE

CHICAGO TRTB UNE:
We deaa1e to call yuur attention 70 tbs fol-
lowing editorials, which ws clip fsun tsv Of
~
our 61ehansss' Raad thess, and doubt no
longer. We know THAT all /. not sold that
guttdfs," but here you hava tss.suonv NJ a
character that cannot be doubted. Hear IN,
chronological Journal" " Druggists circu-
lar" and Nashville Journal Of Kelicins.''
, 1865-02-11


Thru ynin fe.a ,nTa<
We quotes. o.oa=,
Hamburg.
Western states.
market very tr1n .sut there his Eeen no Change n
nfIcts aithough tae latest quotations in New York
n1e above cur nEus7ss. Tc quote: .,,t..o
EAU8,
Java, o. G.tl mnt9.. GE395E
fAH 10 EG0Q.
EnDrERAl:E- % Lard Tierces Ut 3ts5o dot.
EANULES-Thc' nsrket Is quiet tut Unchanged.
Ne4nGts: .x1o.a.
SteaT1ne, ,13 4s;se
S:Ar Candlts. 9E<e
FRUITS Grsen Fruits arc 9qlet lhe ve1y inn III
resdr1ed The market q 1ltrle wax md Te redcEe
somewhat our quotations. OGer Drc1:tFciks ass
unchanged. We Quote:
, 1865-02-11

upon It:
1-Arkapsas, 9-Loufsiana,
n-Copuec,icut, 1D-Mtnncs1ta,
a-California, ll-New Hampshire,
4--Ind!aua, 1a-Een Jetscy,
6-Iowa, l3-Ncvads,
G-Kansas, 1@Osegon.
1-kentucky, 15-IEnnes5ee.
e-Verm0nt, 16-Htscorsin.
The rebel slave States are as follows:
I-Alabaua. 5-Sorth Caroflna.
a-Fio1ids, G-So1th Carolina,
3-Georgta, f-Tcxas,
4-Ntesn.fppI, 8-V1rglnla.
, 1865-02-11

Supplies for our Prisoners in
Texas.
New YoRK, Feb. 10.-Tho H'FaEds New Or
Icans correspondent says: "Supplles bare been
forwarded to our prisoners at Camps Grace and
Ford in Taxas Col. Dwight has no doubt theso
supplies have been delivered, as 10 ull cases in
which be has sent money 10 our prisoners he has
received receipts from then. ats gWaEds.n
, 1865-02-11


from the Springfield Jonrnal, which called
the people Of Chicago by all the vile names
in the vocabulary Of Bllingsgate.. The
Journal says the extract WAS not editorial.
but was . communication Yes, but the
5oslsnol commended 1t, endorsed and adopted
1t, taking exceptions only to the "seyerc CEN
sure dealt out indiscriminately against
members of the Legislature" But there is
no word Of "censure' or ''protest" against. the
string Of inyectiyes flung at the people Of
this city. On the contrary. the Journal speaks
Of the article as "a noteworthy letter, indi-
"catiDg how Ibis matter Of the removal Of
" the capital, especially to Chicago, is viewed
"in the southern and central parts Of the
"Statc, md how much bitterness and jeal-
<'ousS it is already beginning to excite"
When an editor thus endorses and bcpuffs
The dirt flung by Aiscorespoudent, lie makes
himself Just as responsible for it, as If 1t Ind
appeared in his columnsas editorial. There Is
not particle Of difference.
- Tic &cte Jou,zo1 compliments Us DOW
a1d then Ey intimatiug that we have not
much influence in the Illinois Legislature
TIE can have Ill the influence We want IN
that body at any time BY paying for it.
ITEMS.
japan is becoming civilized. They are haS-
ne hurdle and whcelbanoW races.
Gold Is oily 44eo yer cent premium IN R'ch-
naond.
The old line-of-battle ship Vermont has
been ma1e school Ship.
Gen, S3ckles has reached Panama, e.a route
for Bogota.
Gen. Mosqucra, Ex-President Of the United
States Of Colu1nb!a, ID in New York
Gen. Sherman is linea1 descendant Of RoE-
cr Sherman, one of the s'gners OF the Dccla-
ration of Independence
Ship building is very active In Maine.
III, MCNEIL, a tailor in Hartford, Conn,
killed himself recently by jumping out OF a
! lofty attic window while asleep.
China grass is reported nbont to supcEscoe
1lc use Of cotton in France.
Remarkably rich silver mines have been dis
| covered il Meadow Valley, Utah.
The rebel Gen. Price is again reported dead
| This time for certainty.
Alex. Stercus is said to be very seedy. lie
couldn't sc1m:nate Il pc nee.
Tie census OF New York Is to be taken
this year.
4 Jchu In Killingly, Conn, recently mar
,ied young woman, when another came
a,on. and claimed tic son Of Ninsht. both
wives ase living happily together, one sat's'
| fed with Jc, and the other With hu.
The distress in the English manufacturing
districts is greatly alleviated By receipts of
cotton from various parts Of the world.
The Hartford people arc s'elgh'ns On 'a&
Sheridan has returned to s. Mnenes.er. 1'er. y.
| It., Ecu yorl. frnm albany.
caPlsa o. -sr,a.n,s Sr~ a . 1;ea d,sd ~ N. ,e,1
-. '>i '' " '&0
"n. 49,. 7ror,oe4ox .1oss
1' .ae. n,n .su.u 49,. ar a:1 '. .,o.-;soos ord &c
na.,,.e' ~ a;aa - ao,,errn,,t;oo
1,~ a..,,n.nn;.. Inst;+1te t,.n,es mn sao
: oci a. demaae. 1w The fire 10 the building.
| Thc F-ench Gove,nmcnt In nrepar;nr In RI
E aneo ~ ar,nv t,,,s ve,r to 4oo. .ooo efrect,ye
! @ snr,,s;nr - tnr Me|3con coDt,nrent.
= sro1 Ghsnos m eminent Ffench no,itic,a,
, 1865-02-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THERECENT MOVEMENT OF TIE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO
AND THE SOUTH,
Proceedings of the Illinois Legls-
}atuEe,
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

Additional Fncta of the Rfeent Move
meut-Lce,x Omclni Disp pzfch- He nd.
usttA a Heavier LORH 1hhn that Of
<:r4nt-Our forces have Gained Five
NlleA aud QccupY q Strong position.
, 1865-02-11

ERdL HUNDRED Young HORIZONS At
SALT LikEAas zcrt9tea ol6nR latter In ftzeor Of
DR.. Tl2I0HT'S ELEfIR,. or ESSENCE or
LIZ, Cut zce hare space only for the JoHomIa9.
rrror, tha Eaw vo~t r,sa..,a.,k,
, 1865-02-11

According to returns at hand, am abe to
make the following statement Of the number
OF rebel prisoners captured since the cou,-
mcncemcnt Of Hoods great campaign, Nov.
1.h