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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11

Gold opened at ~ sold down IT, 22Jl, and closed
at 22J,. There Is no disposition 70 buy for an adj
vance.
Governments are firm fo III descriptions. \
few subscribers are selling moderately but leading
dealers have been free buy.r The subscriptions
exceed the estimates 40 much tia, the Treasury Is
able 20 allow unusual latitude ~ making payments.
The loan will not create dear N 'lcy market, from
the fact that i've per cent coupon notes, which
DO not circulate az cu-rcrcr viii be used
10 a large extent. The SECRETARY VIII r.
place them by six per cent notes, which
will enter into circulation, aud add
To the supply of money. IN lc absence of mil
itar, reyerscs the Treasury promises 10 be fully
supplied from sales Of 30 notes and taxes, with 6
rising market ia pod-bearins bonds. Railway
shares have been irregular, but close firmly. lind.
son vcris lower. and Harlem active at high
en- rates The Western sharcs ire steady, in The
face Of persistent hammering by o strong bcai
party. Late in the DAY the morlet improved, am
closed strong.
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In another column will be found some facts in re-
lation 10 the Erie road, from ore who fully under
stands the subject. This company is beyond all
question the great national road connecting New
York with the West, steadily increasing in its
profits and as to earn dividends regularly during
a term of years us any road on The continent.
Money continues to grow easier, ard at per
cent there is fnll supply On call. Commercial
paper is without change end ga 10 per cent covers
a wide range of good to fair names. The banks Gre
steadily improving their condition, AMI at the next
statement viii show an increase in deposits ana
loans. There is Il steady and increasing Gov OF cur
rcncy from the West and from ,Ao nc.r-hy STATES.
In Petroleum Stocks there j. more doing. \
large business WIS done in North America, at Ice,
an advance of . Y cent a dividend of ,! = cent
has been made from It's earnings up to Deem
Der 81.
The following were elected directors Of the Fourth
National Bank to-day BY an Utmost UNANIMOUS
vote: Morris Kcichum, Edwin lioyt Joseph STOW
art John VI. Funnan, G. l.. Anthory,T G. Church
ill., Joseph u. lIoyt Henry Swift. p. e. Calhoun.
1t is understood tha, the Presidency will be offered
to the Hon Hugh Mccullough, aud that upon his
I.
The proposition Of the M,olis4n southern road
to compromsc the claims OF tie guaranteed stock
holders by paying them 30 per cent IN the common
stock Of tie concern meets with favor. Ii is now
conceded that the guaranteed or Construction
stool" is an absolute lien upon the earnings, a.
fully as bond could b. made and entitled 10 GU
mul Itive dividends. The amount outstanding hes
been reduced 10 3, leo 900 by tie silo of bonds
bearing per cent interest, ana 81 very Profitable
rates. Tho present director have reduced the liza
btics during their admin ration $l,"oO,coO from
earnings. aud have, during the past year, added
$4,000 worth of new rolling stock. lhe company
* without floating debt, and viii make its regular
Eve per cent dividend upon The guaranteed and -
per cent upon the common s.D. or the isca! year
With its present rolling stock til managers expect
Ia earn $1,000, ZOO gross
The Fir.t National Bank sold S!3s O00 of5.3Ds
to-day. The Fifth National Bank took a $4,000
Of tie 1910 loan.
lac aggregate amount Of exports exclusive oi
specicl from the POI, 81 Ncw-Iots 20 foreign ports
for the week ending Jan. H. 1855, was i,90j.7a6.
The Merchants Insurance Company Of this city
has dccisr.d sen-aunual div'dend Of ten per
cent making sixteen consecutive dividends Of 10 per
cent .cmi-annually, and having $40 600 surplus on
Jan. |.
The State banks Of Maine report a. follows their
business for the yeais 1865 and lSfi:
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CITY ITEMS.

The fine Winter weather, cold, crisp ard
bracng. OF month past. gave way yesterday 70 u cal
old fashioned January thaw. As the rain fell TIE ten
peraure rose carrying of the long accumulated zoe AID
snow, and leaving the unswept streets as muddy md
disgusting az the dirtiest Five Pointer could des-
Fog 1T tunes of almost C0ckney Genseness, hug I'll
day like pail upon he city. shifting out bot oay se
distant shores OF Brooklyn and the Jerseys, bnt
yelling the nearest objects in impenetTaJie mist 70
add to the general drcarincss such eraft sd
to be moving kept up dismal howl OF whistles ari
horns, that came all day across the PARK Ike Ts.ees
from. the Internal regions.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--sPEcnL TERx-JAH To-
Before judge CARDOzA.

George &c. agt. standardization for amended
return granted. Sgydam at stepIens>c3 menor4Hlun-
hG.cd agt. WoodnaI-Aoton denied with 3 10
nsnf abide event. Same Sau4e.ty on grsb''s.
with : 10 coss abide event. Wo.f At. EOIacgmLr s.t
opened on payment o! 3 " cot
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Rnccinfs Of PrGHnCc.

Jw. lO-4lJ1 bbis flour. 2ll bI.s. WHISKY, 10
bbs Corn Meal 81 Gil bush. Oats, 20 pks Ashes, . ~
pkcs Butter JO3 pbgs. Oil Cake, 90 psgs Lard IlO
pkgs Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11

Bulls HEAD.-Ihe severe rain-s'orm q To-
day. and the arrival Of delayed trains adding BONE 20
head of beeyes to those left from yesterday caused
slow trade and the slight advance Of tie opening
was more than lost al the close. Inc catte cond i't
all De- sold even al a decline of TO &C. pcI To-, on 10
prices q; the first market today Sieep are selling
guick at lc advance from last week. Hogs are nssfy
unchanged, selling readily
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flr u Trs NUUTs ni q IVNl InNNILF'
The pis onrr e. l-lyel the verdict calmly.
SUPREME COuRT--CIRcUIr-JAS. lo.-Beio:s JuHic'
IFONARD.

SUPREME COURT-CIRoUIr-JAS. lo.-Befo:s Ju'ics
LFONARD.
Ccor,r W. MORGAN agt \. = Peabody, et. al
This action was 20 recover the ouut Of margin oslo % de-
posted .udsuts carry 2op shares Of he q c SILVER
Nuh. COMPANY but which they sold without notice 10
pintis IN. dccndnts answered tlt owing 70 nc hic
alton 10 lie market the marn was exhausted aud i' hed
4, sell e. sns. themselves loss\ ect Tor paiutu
81 ,OO0 -
lu.nuGRs-JAS. lN--Bcfnr- Justice iSGRAuAN
DECISIONS
James Lynch Sheriff, agt. Mechanics * Traders
S,vinys Institution. Joseph johnson ct al agt Gibbons L.
hslty e. al.-Notors denied.
Ieurio'tAS. Jackson agt SAMUEL JncAson-Re''r'n'e or
defcd inquire Ak report proper sum oT alEony and
counsel fee.
Joseph Garatelu, a. Theresa G2rJteqUaPhn'f ~ pay
defendant 90 coum ell Zee and - per week a.mony.
Victory John al. ast. john ~ FOLEY ct a. Judgment
on report o referee granted
La r. Petition OF James Bettner, Sc.-Memo'andi for
couI.se.
: 10 co,ts % abide oytnt.
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A pRoposrrtoy TO CLEAN TIE srRElrs. :.

PROPOSITION TO CLEAN TIE STREETs--
The New.York Sanitary and Chemical Compost Mann
featuring Company have made a proposition 70 10
Mayor, Controller and City Inspector TO take TO
contract for cleaning the streets Of this city for $4,000
per annum. The company express themselves " ling
10 employ all the aborers who have hitherto beer en-
poyed by tie city and guarantee to pay them every W."
veeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11

COURT, OP GENERAL sEsSiONS--Jsu lO.-Defore lily
fi Judge RUSSELL
william Anderson pleaded guilty of attcnp II
burglary in the third degree. ReiYaud,d.
William johnson and George T. Jones' larceny g. tie
person. State Prison years aud - months each.
Lewis barry pleaded guilty OF srand larceny. state fFon
two years aud siA month.
Thomas H. Iarri, pleaded guilty Of larceny from tao yer
| Remarked
John E.rr.man, James McOiyen aud Luke ONell 1ssau
snj battery ReManded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11

been organized in Hartford Conn.,, with .aF''n 4
$4,000 for insurance against al classes Of accIors
II tie rsa Of everyday life rs well as Of taT',
and pays a weekly compensation in Gaze a -
disabling injury. willie in case Of deatn 20
whole amount Of the policy is Immediately ale.
The rates Of preIlinm arc so low as 70 be within 70
reach Of all Workngmen, by laying by tf.f!ag san
weekly may insure in case of accident TO thcmScyes
competent provision for their families The Company
has already paid number OF losses, among them u
policy Of So coo to the family OF a conductor whose pre-
vious payments had been but $50 Tie Aew-AorS
agent is Edgar FOl man, No. l6i Fulton 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11

SPECIAL COMMITTEE On MATTERS ~ ALBANY.
The Chairman of the Union General Committee AaS
appointed the following gentlemen as Conm!'ee 81
seven to look after the interests OF the Union party *
this city at Albany: VIA. r. Stewart. Waldo Hutch
ins, Abram Wakeman John II. White Owen v. Rt"f-
nan Sberidan Shook and Joseph g. Taylor Tnt Com
mittee was ordered by vote Of the new Inion General
Committee at its meeting on Thursday night Of iGAt
week.
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lu.nuGRs-JAS iN--Befor- Justice iSGRAuAN.
DECISIONS.
I,,,,, I ,.n,h Sh.riH a.rt Mechanics 4 Trnlc
USIrED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JAy io-Befoi
judge BETS.
RETURN OF PROCESS.

OF FLUtFSS.
This morning the Marshal made return OF process
auly served u III, following cases. VIZ United States ag'
casa of Plum Brandy. marked Phi ~ hiIdes Rot, rd'm
V Decree OF deault aud condemnation ard sale ordered
William b. DaEcl ct. al at. The Er.g Alice GIey Lei
,act 49, Ernedi Burr and Benedict appeared aud upon
their application tho Court granted one
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAv lO-Be.o
Jude SufPsAS


judge SniPsAS.
PrrRorLUM.-NoN-PE LFoRMANCE or CONTRACT.
Spear, Burke Il Gregory, agt. Mcdonald Hutch
nsou.
The compliments who OIL merchants in Boston seek
damages from the defendants merchants In this city in conr
qcte Of the refusal Of the latter &, comply with acontrict
Gle ia 1863 20 purchase lot Of 1909 bb Of OIL The con.
Tract TINT the defendants should pay % cents per gallon
deliverable at the bues option At any tire pTeviou. 70
October 20 Tao color OF the oil light stray 70 white, heat
est lla degrees ard upward Tie Oh delivered the
2lst October tho dfanant- net having their hp Tedy
the dry before The defendants however declined % receive
Tho ground that It no: IN shipping ondtion the
quantity having been reduced by rnse:e 90 2O bbs There
great fall IN the price OF the oil between the time Of
niskiu. the contract and the tender OF delivery.
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TrRN-JAy l0--Befors
Justice BARBOUR
DECISIONS
Mortimer Livingston agt. David Olvphant et al
Motion granted conditions. See opinion viii Specal1enn
elsk,r
Before Justice MCCUSy
Frederick Hess sst George determination 70 proceed
Clerfs W Trotter agt solomon and W Iiam Nea--I
taxed 4. srp.ars from the bill.
ttapsrs m above cases IN CLERKS office
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cHAIGE OF JUDGE MASON,

HIS Honor, IN ch1rgng The InrY. made q bief stsc-
ment Of the law Of libel it existed prior 10 The statuc
Of ls05 and az II was now embodied ia the constitution tc
oflef6. In indictments for libel tic defendant ma Oh
give ia evidence the truth AMI If the july are satisfied
Goat tho libel published from good motives and les. ed
tale ends tho defendant shall acquitted nd
IN indictments mot civil prO-ecat0ns) for libel the Jury nd
The judges Of law and o tho fact I'm ciy act one
the law allows the defendant to give IN evidence the
truth Of the libel and If be establishes it stands fully he
acquitted. Uis EonoT here stated Tie an Which M
Oh
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MORTON,S WARRANTED Pens

The name a. Motion "NGaber." and Gss - 81
stamped on the following Pens. and tho points "afsTt
for SIX months except a-anst accident
TIE numbers iudcate siye ouy No. being the sis ~
No D. tie rees' adareI for the ckrt No the sIars
and No TO- tie largest a-uoth Gold Pen for iAe de'A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
From Cairo ana Below.

CAiEo, Jan 1.-The steamer Atlantic
from New Orleans on The llth arrived
With 100 bales Of cotton for Cincinnati
The British schooner, Planet, from
latamoras on the Sd; reports a severe
gale on the 3lst ult off the moath OF
the Rio Grande The British bark John
Bull, for Liverpool with ! ,395 bales OF
cotton, vas wrecked aud totally lost.
Her crew persisted.
A French bark (nsme unknown) from
Bordeaux with cargo of wines aud
liquors, had her masts swept away and
vas blown to sea; vessels have been sent
in search Of her bat without success.
The steamship Lonora, captured at
sea By the rebels two months since, is
still lying in Mattagorda Bay. II was
not believed that she could escape our
blockaders should she attempt to ran
out
New Orleans papers make a vague
reference concerning the discovery of a
plot TO capture he steamship Morning
Star, but give no particulars.
Cotton unchanged. Sugar aud mo
lasses brisk at 231@23.
The Louisiana Legislature has elected
Gov. Hahn as Senator for six years
from the 4th Of March.
Memphis papers say a British agent
is nov st Corinth paying 40 cents for
cotton, part in gold and part in supplies.
1t is also stated that considerable cotton,
after falling to get within our lines, has
been taken to Corinth.
The Arkansas Legislature adjourned
til 1866.
CAIno, Jan. 1s.-The steamer Belle
Memphis brings 80 bales Of cotton for
Cincinnati, and IS rebel prisoners from
Little Rock for Alton.
Several lives are said to have been
lost by the recent collision between
the Dickey and another steamer, below
Memphis. No particulars
A band Of mounted guerrillas attempt
ed to invade Illinois at Metropolis, on
Monday night Only 8 few succeeded
in crossing the river A gunboat from
Padncah shelled the woods and dispersed
them.
Seventy-fiye gueFrillas were in Union.
town, Ky, when the Gen. Anderson,
from Evansville, passed that point
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
New rork Markets.

sEw Yeas. Jan. Is.
CoTToS-opsnea DALI bat closed arn, with an
upward tendency, At 90; ~ the Close hoidera
Asked / o2al % for Middiing.
ELOE H-ststs and Wsstersa quist and without
dsoiasd ahanes. 10 OoatD 10 for extra staief lIou
gil Is Tor extra round hoop Ohio, and II Zoasiz W
Tor trade brands market eiossng quiet
WHIsKY-Aetive a 5A92 a5-nsarly Al the
latter
WHEATON,. and prices entirely nominal
RTE-Duil Al os8l 20 for Western.
BAELEI-buii.
CoRN-Hsavy and nominal, at / ss for old
mixed Western.
oATs-Medsrats ssqussti eogI q.
BEEE-Neminal.
COFFEE-Duli
suGAR-Firmsr Musoovado 1888; 2l1s
for Havana.
WoOL-Yery arm.
M0LAssEs-DuH.
PKTROLEUM-Qulat Crude 5les52; 1894
for Reasea 90 bond a5sal fer Refined free
PoRk-opsned heavy snd iowsri Al 50as2 "
for rev sfess; 20 7sa8i 2 for '63 and % Mess,
cash and regular wAy-closing At Al 70 ea.h - "
asa % for Prime, and IS oogss 50 for Prime
Ness.
ctr MKkTs-Quiss.
BEEF HAMs-Quief.
BACOH sIDRs-onisti 40 bxs Cumberland
Cut. part At zS<1zl.
DREssED noGs-Rashsr more aetivs; iC5S9
lG5k for Western.
LhRD-Hsasy, with moderate basinsss at 2OtE
245<, the latter price an sxtrsms.
BuTTEA-Quiet and hrm.
CHEsSE-unchaDgsd at i542f.
MoSEY-EAsy at safe
sTERLIGG-Quiet at oa5k3i oesf.
GOLD-Mo dsFAtsly active, sat without decided
change 10 price, opening At ls1ss declining e
2 IS, and closing a. 49,
GOVERNMENT sToCks-ouist and withsu
change.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

quantity Of supplies required for his
troops
A mistake prevails at tie North as TO
the present inducement for commerce
at Savannah.
There is not ret any largg population
TO be supplied. There is no credit or
money, and there are no commodities Of
exchange, and there can be no grea
amount for a considerable period
All cotton aud products now within
Savannah belongs to the Government, as
captured property.
The strongest precautions against
supplies that might 90 to the enemy
have been made and will be enforced by
Sherman
The cotton captured in Savannah, Of
which there is a great deal Of sea island,
has been turned over By the quarter
master 30 Mr.. Draper, special agent Of
the Treasury.
The Quartermaster General remains
At Savannah TO execute arrangements for
shipment
Signed e NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
Indiana Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IL.
The Senate met at TWO pm. On mo-
ton Of Mr.. VAwtsr, the consideration of
the Governors Message in Committee
Of the Whole was postponed until Thurs
day at halfpast two pm.
The Committee on the Judiciary re-
ported back Senate Bill %, amending
section 3 Of the misdemeanor act, with
an amendment recommending its pass
age The report was concurred in. On
Senate Bill S, amending the act incor-
porating cities, The same proceeding
took place. Senate Bill Il, requiring
tressurers TO sign and acknowledge
bonds in the presence Of the County
Board, vas reported back by the same
committee, with tie addition Of an
emergency clause, and vas concur
red in
Mr. Chapman, from the COMMITTEES
on Finance, reported Senate Bill 40,
authorizing the State Treasurer to re-
fund Winslow, Lanier & Co. the moneys
paid out by them for interest on the
State bonds st the request Of the Gov
ernor, recommending its passage under
q special order tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Barker offered a joint resolution
instructing Senators and Representa-
/ tives in Congress to vote for the bill IN
creasing the pay of soldiers.
/ Senate bills IS to amend sections 2
and Is of the act providing for the ap
/ prsisement Of real estate; No. IS, fixing
the time Of holding the Common Plea
Courts in the fifth Judiciary district
we're both passed to 8 second reading.
Senate bill ). amending section 50 0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

lspecis; dispatch to the NissouH Democrat
PADUcAH, Jan. II, via CAiRo.-Be-
tween and 10 o'clock on Monday night,
a party of reoels, about 20 in number,
rode up 10 the landing on the Kentucky
shore, opposite Metropolis, and Selling
the boat, compelled the fsrrymen to set
nine Of the number across After they
landed in the lover part Of Metropolis,
the ferrymen we're ordered to bail the
water out Of the skiF and return after
another load. While bailing the skif It
drifted from shore TO several miles below
town, when they landed, and making all
speed, alarmed the citizens, who imme-
diately armed themselves and started on
the hunt for the invaders As soon as
the rebs found that they were likely to
be discovered, they scattered into the
country and evsded their pnrsuers
Gen. Meredith was notified Of the az
fair, and, with bis usual promptitude,
Immediately dispatched a force Of 100
men, under command Of Col Hicks, TO
Metropolis. The Colonel arrived there
at about four o'clock yesterday morn
ing, but could find TO rebs, and after
shelling the woods on the Kentucky
shore, returned to Paducah
The rebs we're all mounted and well
armed, and represented themselves as 3
portion Of Forests army
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
River News.


The river Is falling fast, and the weather con-
tinuss dry aud pleasant.
Thors was nothing done outside tbs packets
yesterday afternoon.
The Armada had splsndid trip Of freight aad
a vast crowd Of people, out for Cairo and way
ports.
she add the litile Grey Eagle went ont togsther,
aud IL was E" llp-its tuck around the point, aud
wo think " tusk rather had tho best Of IL.
The little Grey Eagle hal a fair trip down, and
returned % Louisville last night
The Genl Hailsek arrived from Linton, on the
Cumberland last evening. aud ieit almost imme-
dateiy for Hartford She will agaln load for the
Cumberland on her return from Green river.
The Il. Duukerssn took cut big trip yes
tefday for Green river.
Tn, James Grey had steam up for Pond river
last evening 1t dark, aud We presume loft. Her
officers hays resorlsd to ingenious dsvioo to
avoid the wreck Of chimnoya heneeiorth. They
have had an slb-w, OF knee, placed In the chin.
neys uat aboye tbs hurricane deck, and her sta' Is
nov Incline back at an gle Of forty-hve degrees
resting on the pilot. house. Whether there viii
10 mmcioat draught to enable her 90 generate
steam remains 90 be tests.
A number Of boats passed down yesterday, ia 4
hurry, sppareany, ~ they dd not land, and are
probably part Of large aeet ordered 10 the
Tennessee river by Government. Among thom We
note tha Biaekf5rd, Champion, Kate Robinse },
Majestic, Miami, Iron city, Navigator, and W. +.
Curtis Tho Majestic barely touched at the wharf.
Eo-lay the elegant Gen1 Anderson, Capt. Billy
Iowth viii leave ~ 2 O'Clock for Cairo
Tho neat aud fast Rose Hito will be tho regular
AMI "a
and Bills Do rdon Eliminates the onicc
The John Thomas meoombs will be here at o
O'Clock this morning, route to Nashville. aud
will want freight aud passengers. See her adver.
tisements.
No gaerrifas have appeared on the lower 0bie
for several weeks, exoep, at Unioutown on ono or
two occasions The story Of gusrriilas swar ming
On tho river hence 10 Paducah i simply bosh
The NenanEo vas recently captured and then
burnt, on the lower Mississippi, At sklpwlth's
bandtog. The passengers aud crew msd'
prisoners, inoleding among the former hsavy
cotton apeoulatsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19


pa.Lst ti.oss vino have asubtss ths Vi rsuss
BvLL's oEosos B,rTzas, If any such there be
read ths following certiheate from zsatiemsn vel,
knows IN this Community, snd doabt no rsoFe.
rs general introduction into the army will save
she lives ofthonsands ofonr soldiers;
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Juns ID, 1858.
We, the undsrsi gned, have seen the good saress
produced By ths Use Of Dr.. JoHs BuLL's CKDkos
BfrrGEs in case Of general debility and prostratlon
Of the system, and believe its general uss would
prevent disease and relieve much sunsring.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
case. especially those who are exposed te naiAs-
matte influence Ia the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Bow. "a Die. Ky.
CuAe. n. COTTON,
Colisetsr Of the Pert Of Loulsviils, Ks.
col. II. DENT.
Provost naruhai Gsn'l Of Kentucky.
REV. 3. e. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres Of sanitary Commissloa.
HARVEY, HUGHES q Co.
Publisher Democrat
GE0. p. DOERN,
PROP Aoulavllle Anzaigsr.
HUCHEsss PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. N ain Street,
J.ouisTale, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEK Co.
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main St, Louisville.
Lishographsrs. cor. Market aud Third SIS.
LouisYilly, ky.
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant cor. - Aa& Market Ste.
LOuiaYlils Ky.
CAPT 3. =. HfhDRETM.
0fnteameF MAJOR Audsrsou.
MAJ. L. T. THUsTON,
Blymastrr q 3. Army.
O. H. MhNCALE.
~ tgbal Hotel. Loulsyiiis. 81.
cot. J1sEE BATLES.
ith -. Cavalry.
GEORGE u pEEATCE.
Louisville JeuTnal.
Sea advertisement tn aaofheF column
fsh6 ~ Sold By PETER yIEKLtS0,
sole Agent, Evansville. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
Cincinnati Markets.

OIsoIEHATi. Jan. Is
FLoUE-DuIi aud prices nominal; superhss
800
WHEAT-Duli; Red offered a. o.
CORN-steady.
OATs-s9dS90 in elevators.
RYE-UnehARgsa.
BARLEY-Un Unchanged.
WHISKT-unsattied, 800 bbis Eers bought 81
20 hefor the news, but Afterwards hol9eFt asked
2 . and upward
PRoYIsIoNs-Daii,w with 10 sales Of inp port
HoGs--DaiI, with no sales. The naws from the
Eat has Depressing eject on the mArkst. there.
fore litlie or nsthiuK Nas done.
LABD-HsAd sela ct Il.
ROCERfES-NnehAnged.
CLOVER sEKD-1f 1913 %.
TIMoTHY-G Ooa1s IS.
FLAX-2 s5a2 o.
GoLD-2 IS
SILVER O0a2 O.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

NEw YoRE, Jan. ls.-We have Ha-
wanna dates Of the 18th. There is moth
ing of interest from Mexico
The Blockade runner Prince ROYAL,
from Bermuda to WARSAW, was lost
Three steamers are reported arrived
at Matam oras, from Charleston. The
Agnes Frey aud JudA Ware, we're lost
in trying TO get out Of Charl estou.