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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
OEYIcH OF tbs ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
Ngw.loRg. July II, 1865.
T A MEETING OF The BOARD of DlREO.

II I)VtAIA4I VI
"A TORS ofths Company, held this iay, Il Wls
Resolrsi. That 8 Dividend Of FIVE FER CENT q
each OF Government be pait tie Is, dg q
August the holders OF the u paid shares resr~d
18th day o. july that the e b0oAs be closed
the said 18th day OF July and opened the Sd day
August.
BY tue sherrhoGers Meeting held May 5t, 1905 and n
order that tho lands sod may be resented by
ing issue II Capital Stock Ia accordance with the policy heIe-
toora pursued by the Company IN nr ssue OF snco ed
Bonds Scrip the outstanding shares oi lis Company De 10
crease, BY the Issue Of share for every cus
<udn- the be distributed TO the holders OF shares
registered the Compsys books The hrt Gay Of Angus
next ia the proportion OF share for ten hold ~
them.
R-sorsi That where IN the distribution Of such shares
stock holder would b. entitled traction OF STARE IN
Company will the right 70 sue. fractional part at par
THOMAS +. NALhER. Treasurer.
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A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE
n EXPOSED! PALACES UNMAsKED! Dr. LAR
NONIvS Paris London and New iork Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide Goth edition 400 pages nearly 100 Anatomical
iustrsonsl upon Debility Urinary Deposits structure Eu
yopesn Hospital Practice the Authors 9uequalcd rams eo
I.ondon Treatment &C. who would avoid unsuccessful
and psrbrous should this original WORK OF the
AMERICAN NEWS CO., l2l Nssssu-st.; Z. WARNER. No.
Veseyst N @. or consult DOCTOR, No. l73 Broad
vay (up saiTsl, New ork. from a. M 10 p
1--WE with other papers IN recommendine DI Lar
mont and hi, work -lCouret des Etss Un German die
Reform Dispatch Stats Zei;ung Atlas, Medical Review Sc
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Dlpi0en0 Notices.
RoApCo.I

CLEVELAND COLUMBUS AND CNcISSArI RAILROAD coy
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 10. Loo.
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT has
~ been declared by th. Company. payable at the usual
places on snd AUGUST next ree Of Government tar
The Transfer Books will be closed from the evening Of tie sA
instant until August By order IL the Board OF Direeto
GEORGE II. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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OROTON AOUFDUCT DEPARTMENT.

NROTON AQUEDUCI DEPART MEN i
" TO CONTRACrORS-Separste sealed proposals., each
{ndorsed the title Of the the OF bidder and
Abe date Of s Offering will be received at this Office until III
O'Clock M Of FRIDAY July 20 1896, for the construction
following Street Ipproveme 1s viz sewer In Eighty
third street Third and Fourth Oak street.
between Oliver and james streets; SlSeh street between
Broadway and Ninth avenue Monroe street. between Mont
xornery and Jackson Orchard street between Dc
fancy and RvngtOn streets Madison street. between Seam
mel and Jackson streets and Second between One
hundred eny third and One hundI
streets Also for pavements In Twentyrst street. from
Third to Fourth avenue and street side OF GrsmeTcy
Park ninth from Second to Third Forty
Gnh street from Ninth Tenth avenue; Fifty nth street
from Third to ourth and West street. from Hammond
oboken street. end Of part, Of streets inter
sectns herewith Specifications and forras for bids
obtained application to the Contract CLERK at this Office
THOS STEPHENS. } Croton
ROBT. l.. DARKAGH, Agueduct
July 49, 1885. A w. CRAVEN, Board
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ELEVENTH. AVENUE-PUBLIC NOTICE.
- The Commissioners Of the Central Park deem sIped
snt alter the grade Of the SEVENTH AVENUE now
axed by law from Onehundred feminist to One hundred
and thirty hs and TO establish the grade OF the said Ave-
nue from One hundred and thirty hth to the Harlem
River All persons interested hereby notified Of the
intention of Of the Central Pax alter and
the grade Of the said Avenue within
ssd are examine Plan showing tine proposed
rrsde from One enthst to the Harlem River
- tbe iee of the Commissioner Of the Central Parh No
81 Nsssu st. New York City and TO sign their to
ala proposed grade their objections 10 the same
e. before the I'D day Of July instant
ANDREW fl. GREEN, Comptroller oftbe PsIk
Dated Newly York, July 9. 1863
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gales bp Auftiot1.

A. NJ. MgsvN. Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN d. Co., Nos. GOA and
ID 696 Broadway, cor of 4thst-Ssles Of Boots, Sta
tonery Pcturc Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture No
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Btationerp ano fantp GOODS.

T b. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st. Established
Os la 1871 FISHING TACKLE and NETS OF every
variety, POWDER. SHOT, CUTLERY, ke.
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$2,3lT8z9 ~
State Of Etr York, County Of Esr YORK. a. EPhRAiM "
BROWN. President, and GEORGE w. Y0uLE. Sahia 4
the and Traders Bank associated bank ocsfe4
and doing business NewYo In said county being duly
and severy each Tor himself sitn that the foregoing
IL in all respects statement OF the condition oil the sea
Bank before transaction Of business on the morning
Of Saturday the 2h day OF June one thousand es husS
and ryye respect each aud every Of the items ~
usrtcusrs above specified according 70 the best OF h
belief and that the business OF the said bsas
has been AID IL transacted st the location aforesaid
F.. d. BROWN, President
....... GEO. w. YOULE, Cahies
IS cent. Seversy subscribed and sworn by ootn dspos
stamp: ents the 18th day Of July 1855
WM. r.. GouDGy,
Notary Public New 4 oTk County.
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CTEINWAY 81 SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS now considered
the best Europe well this country having received the
hrtt Prize Medal at the Worlds Exhibition In London 1852
The principal reason why the Steinway Pianos superior
10 ali Others TO- that the firm 10 composed Of FIVE practical
plane makers ather and four sons who invent all
improvement and under whose personal snpeTvsion
every part Of the instrument Is manufactured Wsrerooms
Nos II and 70 East Fourteenth between Union and
Irving Place Nev.Ymk
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rINHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Il 10 called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by an the
leading musicians Of this city and elsewhere 1t pronounced
by the National PianoForte Association, after ta in their
rooms with the first manufacturers Of this country emineny
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Conserve
tory Of Music and other high music schools altogether because
Of their power equality swsetness and brAncy s
tone, elastic touch, and great durability
wAREROOMs, No. 40 Broome st., near Broadway
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GUNNER Retreats.


FINuE LA TOURETrE HOUSE, BERGEN
POINT " 1.-THE most desirable watering place IN 'h p,
vicinity of the metropolis 70 parties whose pursuits eau
them daily 10 York this house oters superior hduoe
rIeuts for Summer home Commodions scamooats ieavo
pier No. North River a. $50 me- I'D 40 sna ~
New Jersey Central Railroad foot Of lberys ton unes
dsy Time from Nsw-York to Bergen Point, thny.n'e
minutes. NESLrf W. "ib"' i'oF
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Galcs bp Auetio,,.

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 4?5
ID Bw.y nssry opposite St Nicholas Hcssl-GEo. A. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ REPAIRS TO STREET PAVEMENIs-SEALED
PROPOSALS indorsed with title o. work. Of bidder
and date Of offering will be received INIT; II O'Clock Of
THURSDAY July n 1855, for repairing and keeping In re-
mali durng the commencing August and ending De-
eeber 81 1865 all paved avenues streets squares and nor
n City OF NewNoTk, excepting 90 much OF
Brosdwsy o. il now paved with the Russ pavement
Bids be the form prescribed by this Beard Blanks
IN, this purpse and and forms OF the proposed
agreement will be furnished At tin. Office.
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT J.. DARRAOH, Aqueduct
July II. 1865. A. w. CRAVEN, Board
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ipebbins CARDS. &e.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No 1O4 Full.
N ton st--WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
(Es,sgAshsd lel3l
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CORPORATION Notices.
CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO IRON FOUNDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS, in.
Aored Proposals Iron Pipes with the name Of bidder
and the date its alton viii he received Al ths office
until II O'Clock Of THURSDAY, July n, laos or fur
Wishing
4 $50 feet cast iron wsterpips 20 inches diameter;
5000 feet cast iron water ripe, u inches diafneteT
1900 feet cast iron pipe, INCHES diameter
1900 feet cas-. iron waterpipe, inches diameter;
and ~ tuns of branch pipes and other special castings
The specifications (which will be ready Wednesday 18th
anst1 and blank foas the bids be Obtained al this
e6cs THOS. STEPHENS, , Cro,on
ROBT. L. DARRAGH. Aqnetuet
A. W. CRAVEN } Board
Gro Board. Rounda City lal Pefk July lI, 100
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lARKET SAVINGS BANK.

M ARkET SAFINVS DANh,
vi No. 81 NASSAU (near Futonl street, n. T.
OPEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
Deposits made On or before July 20 " draw fres
July !. JAMES [. SIOSEALL, freSiaen.
Henry r. CoyKLty. Secretary.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

1 10. g6 Wsrrenst
Tners. allowed at the rate Of per cent on all sums
thereto Open daily from 10 TO and on hOSDAf
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS from 10 '
o. m Deposits made before JULY 10 viii draw in;sr
e., from JULYl B-Nloney 10 loan on bond ard moro
gage. WALIr.h w. No~.hAi-'i i"'ee">
VANDERBILT I. BUXTON, Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE. January l8.-The following is
taken from the correspondence of The Baltimore
American. dated OF Fort Fisher on the 18th in
slant:
The fight lasted six hours, being a desperate
hand to hand struggle.
Each of seventeen embrasures we're taken in
succession after a most fierce encounter, IN which
hecatombs of dead and wounded were added to
those that already lined the fort.
Suffice it to say by way OF a preface to a de-
tailed account, that Notwithstanding the fort had
strengthened and reinforced to treble the garrison
it had when General Butler decided it could not
be taken. it is now in our possession, with "a
cannon, 1000 living prisoners and 10 dead. and
our g%unboats have to day sailed up the Cape Fear
river. driving before them the pirates Chicka-
manga and Tallahassee, effectuslly closing it to
blockade runners, and stopping the only channel
the rebels had left for the importation of muni-
tions OF war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19

WASHINGTON, January lS.-The Richmond
Sentinel OF the 10th contains the following:
The war quiet below Richmond has been un-
broken for several days. with no prospect of a
resumption of hostIlities for some time to come.
A gentleman from the valley brings the graf
flying report that last week Gen. Rosser crossed
the mountains aud captured Beverly. Randolph
county. including its garrison Of 700 men and
a large amount OF commisssry and quartermaster
stores, and = great number Of horses
Although no official report of this capture has
been received, We have strong reasons 20 believe
it ia correct.
Reliable scouts just in from the interior and
rear of Grants lines. says The Petersburg Ex-
press Of the l4lh. reports complete inactivity on
the part of the enemy, so far ss any military
movement is concerned. They are completely
mudbouDd and are awaiting the issue of move
ments elsewhere.
The Rockingham Register states that Col. @.
W. Incoben OF the 10Th Va. cavalry, was seri-
ously wounded in the recent demonstration on
Gordonsville. He is nov in q fair way to re
cover.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19

NEw YORK, January lsth.-Tbe Posts Wash
Jog special says il is reported the finance bill in
the House will be modified so as TO favor a con
traction of legal tenders.
General Terry is dominated to a Major Gen
e~ralship.
The Commercials Washington special says,
much opposition is manifested towards the new
finance bill on account of the unlimited power
given the secretary to increase legal tenders.
This power will be limited
The Senate committed expect TO receive to-
morrow important documents from the President
relative to the extradition treaty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19

tE METROPOLITAN THEATRE-"Rosedale'-
this beautiful play has caused a sensation un-
equalled in the theatrical annals of this city. IL
was announced for a last representation last
evening. but at the urgent request of many who
have been unable to see il, and those who wish
to see il again. il will be repeated this evening.
This will most positively be the las, night of this
great drama. Friday. Mr.. Barrett will take his
farewell benefit. which will also be his last ap-
pcarance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19
BIT sLssaAYs-
Mark

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January is.
Flour dull and prices nominal; super 50.
Wheat dull aud lower red 81 90.
Corn frmer. at ST. 10 for ear, end 81 Is fol
shelled, holders asking higher prices
Oats firm At S9c. in elevators, but holders are
asking voc.
Rye dull, 81 80.
Barley 81 55Gl 81.
Whisky unchanged; 900 bbls, brought before
the news 81 20; after the news held at 81 IS
Provisions quiet and in good demand ; prime
mess S39 90.
Bulk meats in fair demand at l76l9 for
shoulders and sides packed; new clear bacon
sides sold at S24.
Lard dull; small sales prime city at 81.
Hogs dull and no sales. The news from New
York has a depressing influence on the market.
therefore little or nothing done.
Flaxseed 81 sO@2 95; clover $l4 75@lS;
timothy 5000 -
Groceries quiet
Coffee 45047.
Sugar 22625c.
Gold 2l5. Silver 200.
Exchange at Ito premium.
Money market tight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19

LOUISVILLE, January l6.-Forty g%uerrillss
under Pratt and McGregor. a consolidation OF
several bands, at 3 O'Clock p IN. yesterday made
a dash into Bardstown, for the purpose of recov-
ering one of their men, John Robinson, confined
in the jail of that place.
Baristown is garrisoned by a detachment of
federal soldiers under Captain G. W. Nichols.
The guerrillss set the depot on fire and it was
burned to the ground.
The body of Mr.. Ssnberry was consumed with
it.
The guerrillss and federsls had a heavy fight.
Captain Pratt, and Pat Bull were killed; Sue
Mundsy and Marion we're wounded, also several
others
The guerrillas were routed, driven from town,
and pursued two miles, when darkness put a step
to the proceedings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19
INDIANA MUTUAL G
Draft Insurance Go.
CAPI11AL...&
TO MEN LIABLE TO DRAFT!
ARR YOU INSURED AGAINST The draft
ARR YOU INSURED AGAINST The Draft

VNHKRx are many me- liable &c dram hose business and family relations are such uns serving he Govern
y mm I" anei men, or procuring substitutes tn present Ugh rates are alike attended with peculiar
AConPanyu under tn usd he Indiana x. DRAFT Insurance. urmyl has been opnhedf for nr rAh
purpose hnHngu n sshnt heD uh, ordered for thu 18th Of February G. and III y hseo cnpsd
spirited IN nMg by cnbnedm Individual fort. the quotas Of dhrIt localities throughout the State
kYrreRs las shown thu prsms can bLhurdag sns.hep Hst dfr md disease upon fred kus
rn S Arc r% paH nd ndrdud' Interests shseVed By hsuhHs sgshHne eatnsay being
Ii IS ennnedh td he numbe tablet draft omah proportion vii be daned Accepting his ratio q
basis Ia accompany hdjuthedh uaukngn to insure It's member against thu incoming dn on Hh n~sr
liable bed drafted according III respective LEhs. Tbs sums individually contributed are be ardvl
the nhnrohsN National bank oemutues nndfr herhfa The dunedm rmber Or her amrms and
| x T o nn s0nPmy OF mastering nfones service OF the United States an "opuee ahu-
wcs mffumhh him q certificate Of exemption. Through tie associated Forts and ruhaw q individual
10th whose business relations make it agn .uhet go 1. hand men, and hoew a nd~nel
and tangible
Ymn are hsurda una hem nhy and PERSONAL cnvenkn~h ccrt TO one Who'll know not but -An his
name maybe dnwn 'front.' he Wheel From n~ hnm~nec cares and atcpau0sU you are relieves as CON
ly Tmh your Gew with an acceptable substitute n you are drafted Yu are spared the emsys sacrifice
which your must make when after eng ofe hat you are cnarptd you auenp opUm e9htaap ns
You are left to the prosecutions yurb bushes and thu enjoyment Of homes privilege and mro cal yr
not better py moderate sun nov ba substitute than an xubMnsp price .r the dM'
n% our armies Bhsyngun by individuals ssenag themselves in aCoupAnym like this nyv h Ne
Hn" to each, form Mndu will relieve all vhom may be- drafted and crndtm heir ability 20
take and apart from their reference citizens generally Civ the following
REFERErJOES By PERNhISSIOrJ-
Fletcher Vsn L Cos Bank " II FngI.b psr r, N.n-I pl
indianapolis Nations Bank Ctens'N un,lR k
tB All communications to be addrsedt either of the officers
AT. NOBLE, President, No. S Yohns Block,
CHARLES HEWITT Secretary, Temperance Hall.
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19

WEDNESDAY. January Is. 1865.
The Senate met at . p. m.
The secretary commenced reading his minutes
when. on motion. a call of the House intervening,
showing the presence of "A members. the fur
ther reading of the journal was dispensed with.
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Davis
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
A petition praying for a law TO suppress tip
ping houses was presented by Mr.. Brown, of
Hamilton, and referred To the committee on
Temperance.
Mr.. Corbin presented a petition from some
body who had entered swamp land when he
thought be was buying good tillable ground,
praying for a remedy for his mistake. which was
referred to the on swamp lands
NO GERMAN SCHOOL MARMs
Mr. Buskirk. by direction of the committee on
education, returned q resolution of the Senate
relating TO the teaching of the German language
IN common schools. With = recommendation that
legislation thereon il inexpedient.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
The judiciary committee returned Senate joint
resolutions numbered , }. and Senate bills
number ed =, 10, IL, X is. with accompanying re
ports. recommending their passage: and Senate
bill No %, Recommending that il lie on the
table.
Which reports were severally eoncured in.
THE RULES.
Notices of amendments which will be proposed
hereafter to the rules tor the government of the
Senate. we're given by Messrs Dunuing and Ben
nett.
REPAYIS6 MONEYS BORROWED Br THE GOVERNOR
The Senate then proceeded to the considera-
ton OF the special order for this ~bour-oeing
Senator Chapmsn's bill No ~. authorizing the
state treasurer TO refund Winslow, Lanier 4 Co.
moneys paid bs them on the request OF the gov
ernor, with interest on tbs amounts so paid
The question being on Senator Hanna
amendment. proposed Yesterday being AL amend
ment by way of substitute. contemplating an AZ
preparation of q sufficient sun Of money TO pay
all the interest due on the stale debt.
Mr. Hori. IN support of the amendment. made
a truly logical and srgumentative speech. deliv
cred IN hrs usual earnest. vet pleasing style. aud
WHICH Was listened 10 with interest by the Senate
and a tull lobby. In consequence OF the un-
usual pressure upon these columns ths morn
ing u dee rot appear but the reader NAV have
The pleasure al seeing j, IN print before many
DAYS.
Mr.. Bensett followej At more lepeth. urginr
the passage of the bill a. originally introduced
sustaining the cause % Gov. Morton throurbou,
ju-ufying the course pursued by the republican
members IN the House OF Representatives Ia,
session.
The debate vas continued by Msssrs William.
Cullen. DOsuey. Caso0 and Van Buskirk when
Mr. Bradley moved TO amend the amendment
BY providing that Winslow. Lanier 4 CO h
paid seven per cent. interest on the amount o.
money advanced by them
Mr.. Hanna Obtained the floor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19
From the AFmy 81 she Potomac.
HEAporAarrRs ARxY PoToxAcl


This evening a number OF deserters came ints
cur lires in front of Petersburg. and bring im.
portsnt news. il IL Is to be relied on.
They say that the DAnyiIle railroad betwee,
Danville and Greensboro, q distance of As miles,
has been DESTROYED by recen; heavy rains. and
that every culrert and bridge has been carried
away. and that Lees army is likely to be out OF
rations altogether very soon.
The quantity they issue now is utterly made.
quate to satisfy their wants, and iaese me5 we're
not disposed 70 remain and suffer almost STIR.
walton.
Every effort Is being made to reconstruct the
road, and large gangs Of Ben are detailed
for that purpose, but even at that il will take
some time to repair Ii, the destruction of the
road i so extensive. This Is the main road bv
which they got their supplies through to Rich.
mond.
Ii would not be strange IL the state OF affairs
in this neighboshood would undergo an impor-
tsnt change within q few days.
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sw NOrk Market.

tork Market
NV YoRK, January ls.
Cotton irregular, unsettled and lower 81 OO
for ~middling.
Flour state and western quiet and dull, and
heavy ; SO 00@l0 10 for extra state $ll 100
extra round hoop Ohio, and $l1 20Gl2 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet.
Whisky excited, irregular and decidedly firm
er; 81 80 for refined; 81 81 for state. and s. "a
az 80 for western; generally held higher.
Wheat dull and dropping No. 2 Chicago
spring at 81 % winter red western 81 50.
Rye quiet and lower; 81 20 for western.
Barley quiet.
Corn steady limited supply mixed western
at 81 So; white western ST. 95.
Oats opened heavy and closed frmer, with
more doing 81 O6@l OF for western.
Coffee very quiet ; 4l@46h for Rio 50@52
for Java.
Sugar firm but quiet Cuba 1917 @2O1S; Mus
covsdo l9A@23; Havana 24%.
Molssses dull.
Petroleum quiet; 81 for crude II for refined
in bond 90 do. free.
Wool quiet.
Pork heavy and low or: sales mode at $4l 50d
AZ 90 for new mess; $40 1894 25 for '63-4
mess. cash and regular way closing at $40 rs
cash; S33 50@33 90 for prime; $36 90 for
ptlule moss, dieO a, iOU ODls. Oo-f mess LOT ED
ruary and March buyers option, at $40 50 AZ %
and ! 500 bbls. prime mess for February, same
option, at SAL 00@4l %.
Beet steady and in fair demand at S22 50@23
for plain mess; S2l 50924 20 for thin mess.
Beet hams quiet and unchanged; S26@27.
Cut meats steady bet not very active; l7L6
1872 for shoulders: 1921 for hams.
Bacon sides in moderate request and frmer;
81 for Cumberland cut: and 81 for long cut.
Dressed hogs firm and in good demand at l6is
Sl634c for western.
Lard heavy, 20@24lac.
Butter quiet aud steady; 36@4S for western.
and 46@60 for state.
Cheese quiet. 1924
Money steady at Cal per cent.
Sterling quiet. 109s89l09%
Gold closed at 2l56a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-19

PRoNrr PAYxESr-This is to certify that on
the It'll day of January, 1865. | met with a loss
on NV dwelling house which was insured in the
Sinni-sippi Insurance Company Of indianapolis,
and i this day hsve the pleasure OF having my
claim adjusted and paid Thus within nine days
from the time OF the FIRE | have the full amount
due me from the company. For this prompt ae
ton Oh the part Of the officers of the company /
offer my sincere thanks.
Respectfully yours.
ANDREW Gill.
Dated at Loogootee, Martin county, Indiana,
this 10th day of January, 1865. d&wlt