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A sUPERIoR REEEDY.-Ws can conscisn-
tously recommend - those suffering from
q distressing cough, DR.. strickland's Ms.h-
auous Cough Balsam. Il gives relief 81
most instantaneously, and is withal not dis
agreeable 70 the taste. There is no doubt
but the Aslliauous Cough Balsem 10 one Of
the best preparations in use, and ia All that
lie proprietor. claims for Il. We haVs tried
il during the past week, and found relief
from a most distressing cough. it Is pro
pared By Dr. Strickland, No 8 East Fourth
street, Cincinnati. Ohio, and Tor sale b.
Druggists, At 80 cents per bottle.
ap29-f sasu-1y
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Per sais-La.s Nos md s. west side of Norih
College street Nashville, Tenn, knosU A. tn
deeD. sustabls for stores or rssidenoes. and vii
b sold at low prce.
Fos iufsrrnasiou respecting any or Al tise steve
raeneeoed properly, cali On
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COUsFEREETs.-Informs has been "a
eeived By G. L. Barlow , Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palining on
on persons calling for DR.. Yelloc's Pink Co
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise sll persons 10 get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring worm, TottsF, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suilor any
unprincipled man 10 Impose any other
preparation Of yOa, but set DR.. Yeiloc's
Pink Csrsts, manufactured BY Q. L. Bar
tow 4 Co., No igH Deaderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
.B.-A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Sent By mail 70 any address on receipt Of
81 II. Be sure that you get the genuine.
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WIN. S. EAKIN & co.
A BrOker's Onice-Sot a BANK.

G. n. 0rdway has removed y No. as
North College street, mex. door 10 the First
National Bank. he confines himself eN-
clusively b 3 Brokers business, buys and
sells God Gad SIIvcr aHd az kinds gf Ia
cnrrent 3fonsy; and pays the highest prices
for Gorsfhassns T0EoASrs, 1faislatsd Notes
&c.
once open At A. NJ, and our friend
Taos. b. sANFLk remains there till 40 p. n.
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish to make exchanges alter night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb L l865-3m.
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To tbe Unmarried.

GRACE vAN EYERY, THE GiF I'D cier-
III voyznt and Futunsi. esas - We - q ~. IN
-. ..t,.r- 1900 ~ da1a D the hsppy event.
leading triits of cnsracters occupatioes 49,
rich nr poor, Poet oihcs aeidrs a ana osHes f"'a~
he iuformaaon, II do red -. - ~
ssad b. nal, PrsPni4. One Leiiar, - - -
stamp. with 4tih 1esenpuon q ye1I-eafs e. -.
Vii return ihe likeEesss Eiln lns A'ofo
l-oA- GRACE VAN EVERY
s.his as,.ssn,s ?. D TJraWeE &c. ueiro.t = iot.
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Eor 70 sK DES1ED-That they are selling
At the Bankrupt sale Store, No. 80 Market
street, between Union and the Public
Square, BOots, Shoes, and Hate IS 70 50 per
cent cheaper than any ether house ia the
city.
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srseIAE RRoUrsr.--An psrsons are invi-
ted 10 call Al sbe BGakruPt sale Store, No.
So North Market street, fsr their Boot,
Shoes, and Hats. We take Pisas1ro IN
shovins Goods, sale or 10 sale Il
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NeK Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices At TottSn's No. 2s COL
lege street.
jan23-tf
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S26 Reward.

csTRAYED frOru ths Lover wharf, "a iuesday -,
- ons dark dunu 0lored Mare, : Jeaf- 90 80
ESnds htsh black leG7, hort ule15 spflg tei4f ant
lurop "a rack had OF a wary sefdie and elliPi
80 brdie Any ous dudiug the eeuie, and de.iyef-
NJ her AZ nv stafSe o. sCufn mar1ft sirtf Wi o
es,ss shs i.'s SnS'' JOHN !. PAGE.
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ffths ladies' want bargains in Gns Shoes,
Congress Gsitsrs. BslHhorAls, &C., bay s.
G. ". Fail 4 Cos.
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Mans, NAnS-40O Kegs for sale b. O..
W. Fall 4 Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public SQUARE. JAnzzSi
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RnlIalng Zoe far saIe,

n H4yE or 10 lots. iuarned'as asslT 5sJuud ~
Hor. ca tuIal Garden, well sItuated iof buAa
i1g purposes, which vii sell ca good term
s.t'jSp{yf Aspl{f = '''' JOHN HUGH sHrrH
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AXIS, AxEA-s00 Dozen, best brands,
for sAis By G. ". FAll & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Pablie Square. janz2H
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OILS.
IPA1Nrs.
VARNIsHEs.

s Bbls. Copal yarnish, Bh Japan vsrnish.
? Coach ! Flowing
One barrel Flowing Varnish,
4 one barrel Black Leather.
For sale low, by EWlN PENDt1EfOn.
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Pearl NIniatHres.

MoRsE Is the FIRST 10 introduce this
new style of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call at the "Gallery Of the Cumber-
land and Judge for yourself oi4,tG
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Questions and answers
= RELATIYE TO THE
7-3O u. y. Loan
The OnIy PcpulAf I.oan Aes sasrsA foE SAFE
BY ne GOvernment. VIZ The
aSEVEN-THTRTY.'

- Ese moi fEF q
1st Qssssion:
Yhyis this Loan called the q Seven
Thirty" Loan?
A,sOsr. FsE gsest7rT
It bears interest, ia currency 81 The Fste
of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year, on every hundred dollars Masking
the interest Is follows:
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$50 Reward.

"HEREAS, information has reached me thai
w one Will sm Burton 3 cit zen Of Nashville,
has been committing FuiOus depredatlonss aInonl
which Wss the stealing OF three mules nom pr.
William A. Davis q williamson county, ieunes-
see, ol Friday night 10Th day OF FrfbrtlarT, 1879
! will pay the above reward to any perso1 OF pei
sons who viii deliver % me the SAID burtop, thsf
Justice may be meted 70 hin, IN order 70 relieve
those under my command from such charges a.
they are liable 70 be eensured for his cquduct
j. II. BIACkBURH,
II. Col Comd'g 4th Mid. Tenn MID lnE.
Alexandra, Tenn, March /, lSG5-
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LIQUORS.

Bbls. Alcohol, % per cent
3" rs per cent. t7niel
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky. pure. for med. purposes
Pnre French Brandy,
a. Holland Sin. EHua ~ E
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines:
For sale low. by EWIN PENDLETON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-08

TH,r so Years a Standard ESe-
medYI
..Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry"
"Dr. swayns's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry
"Dr. sgsyne's Compound tyruP Wild Cherry"
Thousands of cases Of Pulmonary Diseases, which
have bsfisd eve-y expedient Of human skill
have been perrnanently cured hy this old
standard rerne6y. 10 prove this asser-
ton we have certificates OF cures 80
extraordinary that skeptcs are
led to feel incrrdulous Of
their truth. No rene
dY has ever been of.
fered thst can
compare
with this great original Wild Cherry Compound In
curing
savars Conshs Blood Splitting
asthma WhOoping Cough.
prouchItis Weak Nerves,
Cous1npfiou.r Liver Complaint.
Sore Throat II Pains, Side, Breast, &c.
ant all complaints Of pulmonary nsfnse. lts use
Is sure to bf ng health and returning uRor 70 the
weak an languid frame.
Prepared only by DR.. Szsyns Son. $50 hortn
sixth street phiiadelpka. sold By
W. J. .&c. ". SMITH, Draggistst
Cor. Church and Vine Streets, Nashville.
isu2e-Sm-th sun tn
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Al, kinds Of Plain and Ornamental work done
"A with neafness aud despatch All persons wish
ing to have their stores neatly fitted up wouid DO
well 20 give him call. paro-l"'
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s. w. CHILDRE L SS,
ATTORNEY At LAW
ga Cherrg Street

xrrASTED FOa THE SUzsE AID
~ sfY--fhs mos Interesting and erei.i1f
tl.sr ever pafisr 81 e7n1rarin8 ne tQse1tafea q
a ssornsn u ~ UEion army ~ eurtsi -eeA- -
- f,irisr most vivid lnref pcture cl the Haf
~. rraei a11 dizahlat uflceFa a14 eoidlerl -
saat of pr1ftatla employment VII 7s4 . 49, teee-
Hsriy a.iaplsd - fhesf condiuol. 5yaA1 Dlsoo
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Wanted Immediately.

Sl5OOO0 E9s5s aSS,s.r' e .s.s y an : i.s 49,
ra,kaFes 81 Eve or ten th1usand doilATas ior Hieh
We Vii pay very iosEs.lY. -,
joins y. HOWARD CO,
,s psnxsrp. cor Union snd Coiisza 81.
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a squad Of about thirty robbers, sho.
ssrasr 9 ysag q ffsre, q sheir own getting
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$500 Reward.

xKyF WILL eIVE 10 AsY one Pf.oDucLta
N =. 49, rrs.stiv snd sisa eura tef pcaor-
49,. - 1iessre = 80 VII ssnd % sug 1dsfeaa On
- .s..tl ~ Ia aart roIlass stamp VIA - t.f
~ f,r,r,sr % go for ~ iaLef Never A - tf'
uIale o. female II Ilcin ~. p isa 9, ~
lsbls--an dkNs DEaser 5i& be-<io- slla-
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We hsvs salss Hsssisiii I.ithosfay.hs. Fsprs. =
sss, s..s q ils z ear ssss. ss s.:ssss s.sss 2 s
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s~ Assu. for Frsneh's stadsra end Minor
Orders by NAL promptly stss0dsd TO. Send for
one 81 our circulars.
r4arf.-l2W.
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FTo PURCHASE. TWENTY GOOD WORK MnIes.
i Cor the ass 0f tke Corporation q Nashville Ap-
ply At The upper end d she AAEset Heass-
JOIN HUGH SMITH.
fshle-d Mayor.
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BITTERS.

Drake's Plantation Bitterss
Bulls Cedron ~
Hoztetter's Stomach
BoorhaVe's Holland
Hoohand's German
For sale low, by EHlN FEHDhEAON
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Boarding

A ~ NUMBER or GENTLEMEN cAN FfND
a good Board iu . pleasant psrt Of tne eiiyj si-o
su s1fIrnlshsd room % - - Fer7pns esAins
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} b. hsd here or il the NoFihsFn cities. soa pai-
~ ulsy = silEe % teaig pronlsiY ssised en zE'
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cofusf Il NlifeTTy oDposite glr q X Tina6a's
4hs IS very rlis,tie foi, ard soriiy d Ailen-
tiOH.
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Wanted.
Sundriies.

OyE or TO hufnisted rooms ier q'iAf'sl-, -, =
out board. Apply e illll oi1se. ~ y
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FOR sALR-Two Forwarding and Commission or
Grocery stores on south Market street, Nos. ~
and IS, running through 10 Front street. These
stores are very valuable places for large busi-
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FOR 6ALR-Seven new, neat cottages. containing
rooms and q kitchen, under good fenle. lots 25
J2oo feet, on Broad street, near Mr.. SheliOns and
VIM L. Bro ms residences. Possession given in
q week. Each Ss10.
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NO. es5.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SELLING OFF AT COST!
WILL SELL AT COSr ny STOCK or
WOmeR's Misses, ChlldreR's aad Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES.

] have a good assortment Of Boots. Shoes
and Hats for mems wear. Also, Neck-ties,
Gloves. Stockings, Suspenders, Pocket
Knives, Pocket Books, Paper, Envelopes.
Ink and Pens, Pocket Albums, Combs and
Brushes, &c. Good bargains can be had by
giving me call at my store, on South Col
lege street, Opposite Howard School Build
ing-WITa CLOCK ON IT.
msr5-lws JAS. FITCH.
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FOR RAI.E--A Brick Yard, In working order on
on Charlotte pike, ! = mles from Nashville, ad-
joining the lands Of Nm. b. Cooper and Vim r.
Rliiston on n. W Railroad Sufficient water 10
run The yard, two spnngs ard 3 branch, IN ell Ia
acres-
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AAHlTxflAs AAaA~-A-
q ospks - sse Ae. SANFORD,
C-s8lss. Fresident-
muS-lm
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ALso-L,ots Nos. es. CT, 6s and 90. east side OF
College STREET, above Medical oollege,all Of which
We ofer on liberal terms.
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FOR SALE Or LKAsE.-The pleasantly situa-
ted. comfortable aud elevated residence of Mr.
Orvale EEInE, President Of the Planters Bank q
Tenbessee, 10 an area Of shout 100 lots, east ol
and near the Stone Episcopal Church. Ne oiei
IN whole or IN part upon accommodating terms
and at renuneratiye pricos.
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D. Gnails "a ~.

Green 4 Green have purchased of Jas.
A. Graham his entire stock Of Dry Goods,
and viii close il cut at cost 10 make room
for their sPriag stock Of Hsts and Furniah-
ing Goods. 43 CoLLEeE SrREEr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05

NEw YoRE, Jan. 4-The Tribunes
Washington special says: All that is
known Of the Blair mission is this. The
President was fully apprised of the mo-
tive and purpose that induced the elder
Blair to desire TO 90 TO Richmond, but
he declined to make himself responsible
for the journey. He would not give a
written authorization of it or specially
promote it, but told Mr.. Blair that he
should allow Gen. Grant to act on his
own sense Of duty and policy in forward.
ing him to Richmond, or refusing him n
passage through our lines.
1t is understood here that when the
Blairs reached Grant headquarters, a
telegram from the Secretary OF War was
there ahead Of them, assuring the Gen
( eral that their mission 10 Richmond was
/ setf-assumed and without the authority
| of the President, and suggesting, in the
/ spirit aud tenor Of the dispatch, it not
in words, that the mission had better be
stopped Fhe Blairs stayed at head
quarters two days, and then took THEN
/ way home Ii is understood that Mont
gomery was not 10 go into Richmond
with his father; that he was 10 wait hi
return at City Point. To strip this mis-
sion of all diplomatic character, ru
NOR has been pushed to-day that Mr.
Blair simply endesvored to get to Rich
moud to receive portions of his politica
correspondence taken last year by Gen
BFeckinridge from his mansion at Silve
Spring, and which is of so delicate
character that mercy to living politicians
and deeency to dead ones required tia
it should be recovered and suppresse
J at all hazards.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05

We have had many visitors from Sa-
yannah, and citizens speak we'll of Sher-
mans rule.
Gen. Geary has issued orders dividing
Savannah into two Military Districts,
protecting public and private property,
registering persons formerly in the rebel
army, concerning arrests, continuing
the fire department., water and gas-works,
arrest Of struggling soldiers, transports
ton Of persons within the rebel lines
who tant to go, the supply of destitute
persons with food, &c.
General Sherman, in special orders,
states that as Savannah is and will be a
military post for future military uses, 1t
is proper to lay down certain general
principles that all may understand their
duties and Obligations
He then proceeds to state what may
be permitted for the convenience and
comfort Of the people; in which are en-
forced all the necessary privileges OF
large community.
The publication of newspapers is lin
tied to two. The editors are to be held
70 strict accountability for hbels, mis-
chievous matter, premature news, ex-
alted statements, or any comments what
ever on the acts OF the authorities.
The Savannah Republican, Of the
29th, contains proceedings of public
meeting called by the Mayor aHd large
number of influential citizens to take
into consideration matters relating to
the present and future welfare of the
city. Resolutions were adopted; first,
that we accept the positive surrender Of
the city, and, in the language Of the
President of the United States, seek to
have peace By laying down our arms aud
submitting to the national Authorities
under the constitution, leaving all ques-
tions which may remain to be adjusted
by the peaceful mean of legislative con-
ference-so votes
ID That laying aside Of differences
and eschewing bygones, we will use our
best endeavors 20 bring back the pros
perity and commerce we once eajoyed.
Sd. We do not put ourselves in the
position of a conquered city asking
terms Of conqueror, but simply ac
cept the terms contained in the amnesty
proclamation Of the President and all
legislation in Congress in reference to a
people situate as we are.
4th. That We ask the Government to
call convention Of the people to say
whether they wish the war continued.
5th. That il is the unanimous desire
of all present that Gen Geary be Goa
tinued as military commander at this
post, and that for his urbanity aud kind
ness be is entitled 20 our thanks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
Operations Around savannah.

NEw YoRE, Jan "a Hilton Head
special of the Goth says: Kilpatriok's
Corps has Just returned from destroying
a portion Of the Alabama & Gulf Rail-
road near Altamha River. Fifty loco.
motives and large number Of cars are
shut up between the Alabama and Al
tamha rivers.
Gen, Hazeu's division Of the 18th
corps, end Gen. Wheeler with two brig
aides ofthe 18th corps, also spent FIVE
days on the railroad a plank wagon
road was found leading from the rail
road towards Darien, from which part Of
a heavy train, loaded from blockade
runners, passed into the interior A
force Of cavalry accompanied by infantry
has crossed into South Carolina.
Distinctions 10 the Savannah river
are being rapidly and successfully re-
moved. Boats run daily from this point.
Great quantities of valuable property
are being daily brought to our army,
The army is enoamped in the various
parks and yards of the city. .-ell
The cotton captured by Sherman is to
be brought here and sold. Collector
Draper has been directed to proceed 20
Savannah and examine and take testi-
mony in relation 10 It's ownership. The
rights of the owners, il there are any,
will be settled hereafter Draper viii
leave for Savannah tomorrow.
Some vessels, whose owners hope to
20 to Savannah, have cleared for Port
Royal II is thought Savannah will be
opened to commerce Immediately after
the cotton is shipped. .
The New York Commercial Wash
ington special says the naval board vii
meet this day to investigate the cause o
the bursting Of the Parrot guns at the al
tack on Fort Fisher
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
Additional River Items.
WEDNESDAY NOON.


The westhsr is brighs and cissr, With me-
bracing frosty mig hts. and = rapid accumulation
Of mud On the streets aad leyse.
The river eontinnes TO decline rapidly, vAils
business continues dull. with tonnsgs fully sqnAI
TO the demands Of shippers.
Ths Des MolRes and one other boat pssssd With
out landing.
The Idahos. notSithstsndIBg the report put
into circulation. that she bad gone 70 shs Tsnuss-
see river, arrived here ut iI1 seIoek to-day. With
2,0o0 sacks Of cora taken last night at Mouat
Vernon. shs will flI zp here Immediately, and
leave to.morrow for EashFilIe, in which trade she
will remain permanently. She had considerable
freight out OF the Cumberland, Including tobac-
CO, moysablss, &c.
The ArmAaa is ailing mp, aud viii be OF at "a
O'Clock. promptly.
The st. Nicholas and Ada Lyon are due here.
the former for New Orleans and the latter for
Nashvills.
The Sam Orr, Billy McCiurg and Fred Huston's
new beat, IL nearly completed and wtii Be out in
lev days. She WIN Be sss Of ths Rsstsst asd
fastest stsrn- wheel boats on the Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
splrlt Of The rebel prt...

NEw YoRk, Jan. 4.-The Richmond
SeHti''el, JEFF DaTiss organ, OF the 3lst,
SAYS:
We are overcome Give us alliance
and association with England, France,
Spain, or any other nation, rather than
subjugatioh BY the Yankees.
The Sentinel also says:
The peace resolutions offered in the
North Carolina Legislature were de-
feated in the Senate by l9 to 81, under
motion to take them from the table
The storm through which Admiral
PorteF's heet rode in safety is said TO
have been the most terrible that has oe-
CURED on the coast for years. The rebels
regard it as q special act Of Providence
in their favor, as 1t gave them time for
preparation.
The movement to make Lee General
lssimo continues
The Augusta Constituti0Raltst says
that Atlanta was sacked by Georgians
/ after sherman had left it.
I Deserters from the rebel army have
I taken possession OF the North Carolina
mountains and expelled the rebel eiti
zens, and defy the rebel authority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
A Rumor Contradieted--The Dutch
Gap Canal.

WAsniNaroS, Jan. "A paragra ph
has been copied into many newspapers
within the past few days that the Brazil
ian Representation near this Govern
ment, has accepted Secretary Stewards
letter, IN relation TO the seizure Of the
Florida, as satisfactory. This is not true,
for the Charge de'Afairs was not au-
thorized to so determine. The letterof
the Secretary has, however, been trans
mitted TO the Government of Brazil,
and in due time an answer will be for
warded through the proper channel,
which, it Is not doubted, will be Of ia
vorable character. The Brazilian Charge
de,Afairs, accompanied byother foreign
representatives, went TO pay their res
poets to the President and afterwards
called on tne Secretary Of State
On Sunday afternoon thp bulk-head Of
the Dutch tap Canal was blown out in
part, but mass of disturbed earth fell
back into the water, the explosion thus
falling IN its Object
A special messenger left Fortress
Monroe at the close of last week with
dispatches ftom the Government for
Admiral Porter.
Snow commenced falling here early
this afternoon.
The Committee on the Conduct OF the
War havereturned from their trip North,
whittier they went 70 nuke an examina-
ton respecting iron-clad vessels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05

ment, than the IeDgthening of a sewer
or the laying down of an additional side
walk of plank.
We suggest, also, to the people the
propriety of calling meeting and TAX
ing some action in the premises
Laboring men and Mechanics 1t is
you that are interested upon your intel
ligent labor the city depends for pros
perity and business men for their wealth
Act at once to let your voice beheard
in this important crisis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
New York Noon Markets.

NEw YoRE. Jan. 4.
Cotton quiet at 81 20
Flour higher, at $40 209l0 35 for
Extra State, Sll 20@ll 30 for Round
Hoop Chic
Wheat three TO Eve cents better; 81
81 for good Winter Red Western, and
81 Al for fair do
Rye active, at I3
Corn quiet. at 81 90 for mixed West
ern a1oat
Goats quiet and FIRM at 81 0S2@l 09.
New Ness Pork active and higher, At
S42 75@42 S2l; old Mess, $43 5o944
90; new Pork $50 00G36 so for prime.
Lard frmer, at 2l@22.
Whisky firm at - 2492 PA gener-
ally held at 3 25.
Petroleum firm 5a(953c. for crude,
l5c. Tor refined bond, 95e- free.
J l0 Stocks irregular
Money ! per cent
Sterling Exchange quiet
Gold opened at 23l4, advanced to
1884, closed at 233.
Government Stocks U. S. 6s. l 34i
5-20s Coupons, I0S3; l0-40s Coupons
/ % 3-S.