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CHAzcKRY COuHr-The following cases ar.
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Friday. Dee =
El Petlu n q. vs. Brown a.
IH. BurwIukle 20 al rs Allen ~ a.
3D. Armour atmE- r- Armour r. IL
4E- Anderson rL Bedford n al
I> Anderson 81 nd r- Bedford. aImfr. 81 al.
lH Hc.laualan e-nL rz Lee .laL
lfI. IaEE rL LD0ueE n U.
lHl- Cope 4 Co. IS Phillips 81 a.
49, Clay brook r. H0Idel e a.
~ IuTu IS Heron ri a.
IJ johnson r. a. rs Durzae r. a.
l5 Elet-lrru Graham HW.
II HancscE a. uoEau efuL
1Z Hancock ee. Iugan Il u-
I4 Tr0wlrdge % u. r. hwick 81 al.
I1 Eezenhzim u 0L u. Smithwick e, a.
IH rry0u G. 40. r- Smithwick e. a.
I- Ne= ~ a. u.s. Grace ~ a.
Is Gunter rfaL ~ kiUhrCuEh 81 al
Ia- TAYLOR a. I.-mBert etaL
EHa Dunbar rA. Hughes IT a.
LE- Ginning 70 al r- Hughes r. at
HH. Chambers U. lreushaW 81 a.
lsl Memull> and -ODerVlle IurHpIke Com
uanV U- Blackwell. EEr.
IL johnson ESe- etc. "a Gray RI al
IA. Bass-tI 81 CL J4 Hopkins q a.
I-A same 10 slime
ia. MlckeTslsIu- alm'r, vs. Uorsley.
Us. McIl-a 20 o. rA Mcconnell q a.
I7f. Green r- smith a. al
Do. ann &C. same
U.s. MFuue et ~ r. DvertOu a al
LlL Bradford sfaL E Cherry e al.
Iea LafIl er0L UL BARNES 81 al.
IEl wright e. a. same.
I-l strange ~ a. rs. Same
Is-. smith O. Cd PSI Memphis g. Ohio r r Co.
I- au-Iu kcrr aL
I-l wilde, fr q C0-z. Hanna cf al.
Lal- shaw 70 a. r- same.
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We WOuld Tuvits the Attention Of those
young men, who are not able 20 attend day
school, h. the dvertisement OF Professors Stew
art and NlIIehUlin. PROF. stewart viii Instruct
classes In English. mathematics and the clas-
sizes; Prof NilehuIn viii have charge OF tho
French classes Tho method 81 Instructor IN
French is entirely new, and is the invention OF
Prof y. Il Is oral and requires no books and
Ill., m rLrra n-lm MUSINGS. na--LhNsn
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MEAnHASAND LOUISVILLE PACKET co.
For Evansville and Louisville.
TARASCON ....-..-........... J. a. Lusk, master
This fine passenger steamer will IT.
leave for the above on -
THIS DAY, the 7th instant, at ppm.
For freight or passage apply On board or to
LARRY uAh4ISTAD, Agent,
de7-lt Il Jefferson street.
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W r. Baker. Formerly OF sfenken Bro. &
Co, VIII De happy 10 see his old friends from
Arkansas and Mississippi. az j.. H.. Lowen-
stein q Brothers, % Main street, where goods
viii be sold cheaper than at any house IN the
city. de7-2t
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a P. BURDITT,
Of A. P. Burditt & Co.
HON. ]. W. LEFTwICH,
-ofLenwich, Cash & Co.
S. 2 BEAUMONT,
- Of Beaumont, Hamilton & Co;
= L. HOwES,
~ Off Howes & Company;
: WILLIAM A. GWYNN,
- ofFoster, Gwynn 4 Co.;
4 r. McGREGoR,
= Of R. McGregor & Co;
n. D. MENKEN,
- Of Menken, Bros. & Coz
z. S. DAVIS,
President;
E. ". SMITH,
uate Cashier Union Bank ofTsuu-1
Vice President;
&c. p NORRIS, Cashier. nos sm
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Ladies. call at Francisco a Virgins, 39 Main
street and see their splendid stock Of fancy
Iress In nnaL-Ir
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One Of the above boats will leave IT.
Memphis every saturday at ( pm.,GzS
for Nlcksburg, and every Friday at I. pm, Tor
ST. Louis, mating all way landings and close
connection with all Railroads North and
South.
For freight or passage apply to
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, agents,
nov2l SIN 30 Fronf street.
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T-EaCEEDIScs oF "a BOARD oF SCHOOL VS.
rr0Es-A NENBEE o. TIE SCHOOL BOARD
CuAEcEu WIriC0SDUT UNBEo0NISG GES-
uEuAS-The Board met iu regular monthly
session. Present: Messrs FeTes, President,
Uehe. Lemon, Uammann, HIebee. -BusInghaus
and Hollywood
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
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Dcntistry-L r. Harvey, 81. D., announces
10 fhe citizens af Memphis and vicinity, that
be has opened an office Tor the practice Of Den
u-islry, az 50 Main street, over Madame la
vinge's Hair store. Particular attention paid
q the preservation Of the natural teeth, and
% the care % ChIdrsns teath. de.-2n
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nInnrIa.

THURSDAY, Dec. The imports OF yester-
day, as copied from the books Of the Mer-
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the Memphis Hat Company, from s. to 81 a
dozen less than any Dry Goods OF shoe Houses.
de5-8t
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Dress Trimmings and ornaments Of the
latest styIesat 2. L0wenstein g. Bio.
dec3-suu fus rhrS-
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Home Insurance ard Trust Co.,
No. II Madison Street,
MEMPHIS TENN
MONEY WANTED.

A04NG4 W L64S
Thirty Thousand Dollars Union Bank Notes.
$4,000 Bank of Tennessee, S2O.OOO Planters
Bank. and S2O.OOO Bank Of West Tennessee
wanted Immediately by Home Insurance and
Trust Company. X. p. Boiling, Pres't.
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ATLANTYoAND MISSISSIPPI IEAASBIP
COHPANF-U s. MAIL LINE.
Por Vicissburg. Nntehcz and N. Orleans.
RUTH Ben Taber, master
This superb passenger steamer .<@
VIII leave as above on 1kae
THIS DAY, the 7th instant, at pm.
Freight received NJ all hours on boara inc
Company's Wharf Boat, foot of Monroe 81.
For freight or passage apply on board MO
de- II. "a Front street.
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Pin min and sable collars at Francisco a
Virgins noa0-lw
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Il. p. boiling, T. r. GREEN. JAS. srREErER,
President, Vice Prest- Secretary.
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ATLANTICAND MLSSLSSIPPI STEA ASHIP
COAPANH-U s. NAIL LINE
For Natchez and New Orleans.
ED. WALSH. MILLER, master
This splendid packet viii leave IL
as above On -rS
THIS DAY, eth instant, at 10 am.
For freight OF passage apply ON board or TO
j. v. LEWIS, Agent,
da7-It "a Front street.
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MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
Fer Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and
Cincinnati.

STAR LIGHT 4-..~.-....... Mccullough, master
This splendid passenger packet @
will leave for the above As
THIS DAY, Tth inst, at 10 o'clock A. N.
For freight or passage apply %
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
"a Jefferson Street.
ENOCH TAYLOR, agent,
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Corner Jefferson and Main Streets
General Banking Business

MEMPHIS, October 2, 1865.
Dear Sir This Bank, organized J June 9Th. 1875,
under the National Banking Law, oilers ample
facilities for the transaction ola
, 1865-02-08
IHE LAW COURTS.

Cs11Ep STATES C1Ecc1r CoURTD.f0re yld0e
D,tanmond.- Gregg Es. Henry VonPhu1.
In tht< cause the mandate OF the Supreme Court
was filed and a writ Of possession ordered to
issue. =
was filed to forcelose a mortgage, default Tas a.
taken against defendants, and the bill fetoued 70
the Master in Chancery.
1Iaiptifs claim were mlAappropt11ted. Delen'
tants claim to offset certain notes end Liabilities
which they hold against platntias. Ihe cause % "a,
States Couft end verdict found for plaintiffs.
Yesterday The molten for q new trial vas over
ruled, and Judgment rendered for so, the
O1 II. s. Coxsnss1osEEs' counr-B9ore Gousnois-
s;o,.fr U04ae,-Fredetick Hefnze. grocer doing
business al No. 7s North clafs street, was yGs.ss
Toypc, upon The charge Of violating that section
Of ihc Revenue Law which requires stamp to be
cvcIy boz q matches sEd eos5s sola he was
Aucnst Cachcr, Ancsnna caeher and Christian
Carrier. huapand wife md son, were examined yes
tcrday by the Comn1lsai0net upon tae caafEe ol
scrrsec nf The Guited States. The parties reside
IN Bine Island, The fathe. and son were held to
hi lin in $50 to answer to higher court,
e,oa IN thIs city. Judge Williams being engaged
in holding court at Wsakegan- !" Will rcasseno'o
On he th{rd Monday Of February.
ncfsm Who has tatcu from the 6Ees the papers IN
dover suit Of Nieol Is. Ogden, return them aorfh'
with. r,h..
Cynthia 4. Blake rs. Vim. Il. BolahaT. APIS
is an action for false imprisonment, Wherein the
plaintiff lnys her dnu1a:esa At t. cO00 Tho complain.
mt aledgcH that defendant caused her arrest 1oI
| larceny and threats, and took her before Jusncc
| Brown, by whom she was discharged. She np'
plies 70 the Circuit therefore to plaster up IN IN
1urcd reputation.
! last report, tweuty-cfgh& elens have taken on
their nfst papers, tn the oflce Of the Clerk Of th
, 1865-02-08
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CON-
MERGE.
Lecture by DIR. Elder, before the Board
of Trade, Mt Metropolitan Hall.

DR.. William Elder lass evening delivered In
Metropolitan nal1 the second Of his course of lcc-
turcs On Political Economy, under the espee1al
auspices Of the Board of Trade. Dr.. Elder Was In
troauced By Col. j. L. Hancock, President of the
Beard. The speaker was loudly applauded at the
cloee.
he snid that II he could think OF anS other ex.
cree he wonld not mention the fact that he was
sick. A ftty live hour trip had well nigh Worn
him out. 4e Was vatuelcss for their Uses:
In Great Britain no ccnsuB OF property fs taken.
Not until 1870 cid they spcceed In obtaining
correct census OF ireland. The census Of England
10 taken between the hours Of nine ). m. and s p.
The wealth OF England hns doubled Itself in
twenty ycare In 1860 1t Was placed at q, 0,000, ,00o
CO Of pounds. Her annual produets we're $4,000.
QOQCGu. Her exports were more hnn onc-Afth OF
her whole proaucr, while o1rs were but ono
eleventh. Her commerce. IN proportion to her
pr odncuye value, was more than double ours:
Uur for&irn exports hnvc hitherto been almost
two-thlrds sonthern. In 1864 we exported more
goods than in aCy previous ycar. England WIS
Importing G. Clio per cent and exporting Int
81 4-lo: 1:his brings mp the question Of balance
OF trade. -r
unlcts England be io bsnl1upscy, It viii be ut
s peod e.s Vile ba
nea here y gigantic balance Of trade r. nd nd
she a n1 k1nm o
In the proportion that the functions 3[ q
society are varied, does society i.sslt
become united Qn0 CuIupACt 1utlc u AlIAuSh
NO limit 10 the power Of thls pecnle. Shall we
Genuine ourselves to drudrerg and purchase from
othcr nations all manufactured articlesf Bring
The consumer to the producer as nearly aa possible
r yc intend to maintain political Independence we
mnst secure Industrial independence.
The more capltsl Is employed In the production
of Goods, the finer are their quality, Drive the
sewing wcmen from their employment. and let
the sewing narh1nc take their place. II women
cau do nothing but drudgery. let rs Introduce
machinery and support them cEatnitously. II
YOU will encourage Industry, you Will throw ",
line OF defense which foreign nations cannot take
lw rseau1t In manufacture we haEe not yet
reached the extreme Of Eastern mt.
ne should have complete trade With South
America. Instead, our Philadelphia goods are
tbjppsd to Brazil ia Liverpool: The torzid and
The temperate zones are natural commercial 1ns1.
ness. true political economy is nota science of
exchanges but :. science Of productive industry.
Our wealth depends alnon wholly upon our con-
sumption: -.,..,.n e.. ,,a a..
,tand for busfneas-a fton1 on all sides. She de-
s;res 10 be the worlds keeper. Thrcaten her
and yop Brighten her. Let her send On her ships
nF var. Int keep away the calicocs. We know how
tn meet her navy, hut her dry goods are more
;a,ai. Thei influx Of British manufactures had
crushed % turkey. Labor was the doninstoF o.
ny be third iecture Of the course Will be given
his evening on ''The Debt and Resources Of the
, 1865-02-08

Circuit Court They were subjectsof the follow
Ing powers: Tho Queen Of Great Bf1tain, IL: the
hing OF Norway, and Sweden, 9; the King oj
Prussfa, q; the Emperor Of Austria. /: the Gsaud
Dnke OF Baden, !; the King Of Wtrtcmbbre. + ::
the Emperor Of Fzance, l !: the King Of Rsyaris. i
SUrEn1on CouE7-D<fore .Juda- Gdrv.-A ne,
titioa was yesterday fled In this court by Chris.
tian n. Annoth. for writ Of habeas corpus Fl,
rerted to George " Perk1na. Superintendent nt
the Reform School, commanding him 10 nrn5nra "a -
In court forthwith the body Of Msrttn Enndsnn
the adopted scn Of ea1d Annoth, alleged to h.
illegally unjustly and uneonstitut1opaljv conAnca
by respondent The writ was ordered tn iasna
and the respondent ordered to show causa a.
this morning ut the assembling Of the court ~'S''
The ShenT OF Cook county yesterday prcs,nted
petition setting forth that one E, S, Aborn 1rns
unjust1y deprived Of his liberty By the police an.
thotltles OF this city. and asking for i Wi, az
Aa6eas co.EEs directed to the Superintendent. "a
produce the prisoner IN court The CIRCUMSTANCES
Of the arrest are fully detailed In another colun
Judge Gary, aitet~ hearing the testimony, dis
charged ihe prisoner npo9 the ground thst ths
dirilon Of the Stfto Of Illinois,, tho arrest could
not legally be made except upon renu,sition n
the Governor Of Indiana.
John n: Spencer Is, Mary E. Spencer. bill for
divorce. The complainant charges that deIeId.
snt committed adultery In this city, On the :h OF
June, 1874. with John s. NeWhorse, once Poltca
Commissioner OF Chicago.
Wm. Cook ~: Frances Cook. hill for divorce.
The parties 10 this suit are natives Of Enclsnd.
Plaintiff alee his bill berause ot the refusal of de-
fendant to leave her friends ACROSS the water and
accept the protection of her husband in the new
world.
, 1865-02-08
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW York CATTLE MARKET.

CLOSING DAY.
Ecposted by Telegraph Exclusively for tho Chicago
NEW yonk. TUESDAY EVE, Feb. I, 1865.
nEEF CA7TLE-Thn total receipts Of Beef Cattle
NIL the ards In the citr for the week ending to-day.
amount 10 500 head. against is3 last week, and
on the corresponding week In 1sGj, The number Of
fresh arrivals to day hmount 10 800 head. The market
taaJ Is decidedly dull With SLOW sale at decline Of
&c from yFsse1da}'s prices. NC quote the closInx
prices a. fol!oE8:
Extra choice nEeves. @a5 c
TTme Bctvcs excluding fancy. saxc
Medium qualify. .19k91YHc
On the corresponding d&ts list gear the quotations
fur extra Cattle were 1tX913 Primo Alcdiun
ux41:x; Inferior. 9H@l9c.
suEEP-1hc number Of Sheep received for the
week ending Feb. 9Th, 1856, Is TO- head. The market
Is ovcrstocked ana has suffered decline oi 1c p .
Prices ranged 1t 119l2Hc p n live weight.
HOGs-1he. total receipts tor the week Is 4s15. Thu
supply Is light and sale. quick, Prices Ranged at ls
1tAc = ,. live weight. eoLos Ks31szoa.
tAssoc1attd Pzess Dispatch) =
NEW YoEk. Tuesday, Feb, 7.-The current prices
fo aa Tes5 81 ihe anst, a7s = sT
E9od, {ias@92 @: common, s1s,aAs17so; luftrior.
COWS COWS AND 1sp Ga1vss-Fhst quality ssens;s.oa: ordt
nsH s.; ooeesaoo: commonly ssdoaa ss0; Inferior
iXs sass Fl 1S ; %9dn
sHxEP AND L1ABs.kJtfas per head. 3l2.GdS1t % !;
eonnoa. e'ms 1o9S IS: isisisi sss. Sfasaa55
eo[n !h ffa M PfE e sx1'c Light and
conanne1 sna reeepa q s1i Cattle and con-
t1nued favorable weather. have combined 10 render
establish another advance. but owing to ihs ohsinate
Ics.ttanee e butchers snd Fsfsa of some Of them to
noas-Without decided change; prlme SHADE bet.
4he toa fesspt. Of all steck for this and ,ass week
, 1865-02-08
The Chicago Orphan Asylum.

The ladies' Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum on
Thursday evening, on the occasion Of the benefit
Of The manager Of the Central Park, Will throw
amen the orphau Asylum. to the visitors to the
Pnrk. Inefresbmcnts viii Be furnished by the
ladies', the proceeds Of which viii 60 to the Or
phsn frnd. a ane band of music will be IN attend
ance nj the Asylum. ard also the en- VeL re
partscs living down town car will 1eare the cor.
ncr of Wabash avenue and Twenty Second street
our Oldest and nohlcst benevolent institutions,
md It's dcld has been largey increased by the mum
Ter Of homes deeolatsa In this war, while more
Than pruporttopately It has been oyctshadoWed BY
eniefpriees growing more immediately out OF the
var. The Orphan Asylum shou1d have noble
benefit on the occaslon ahovt noted.
, 1865-02-08

The Colored Citizens of Chicago on
The Repeal OF the Hack Laws.
WHEREAS, The infamous Black Laws, which
have SO long disgraced the statute books of ILL.,
noie, have been forever e1punged by the present
Legislature. now In session; therefore.
b<soiE<d, That VIC, the colored citizens OF Chi
cago hail this noble ard glorious act OF humanity
as being IN keeping with the cardinal principles
upon which the Republican party stands.
Rts0IEed, That to onE patriotic and freedom
loving Senators and Representatives Illinois
Glands today among her sis:er States forever free
that all true Chr1Itians and believers in the In
morlal Declaration Of Independence must feel
proud OF the noble act which wipes from her es-
cutcheon those infamous laws.
MRts0lred, That, az colorcd Americans and cIti-
zeua Of Illinois. we shall, for the future. study
with industry and perseverance her welfare, look
well 10 her interest and labor for her commercial
mechaulcal and agricultural advancement.
RteoiEfd. That rs true men and loyal citizens,
ever ready to express our gratitude foT every good
and humane act, We return our sincere and heart
felt thanks to 1hoss frecdom-loviuE Senators and
Representatives who votcd for the repeal OF those
laws, ard in honor to their noble act NC will fire
salrtc OF seventy Ave guns-thirteen for the SEN
aie foltrine for the House, and thirteen for our
brave soldiers and noble Governor.
In behalf Of the co]ored citizens Of Chicago.
JOIN B. DAWSON,
Chairman Of tho Repeal Association.
JosBFH STANLEY, Corresponding Secretary.
, 1865-02-08
ID / e D.

In tht. city, on The Ttn inst, CHARL IS Z Inf nt
son Of j. 3. and Helen Secer, aged nonths and 10
days. .,.. a.. ro,,,,x
In peleyt1le, N. T. February IT. 1s55, Mfs. Lou1A
TAiTE w,fs 81 Thomas q. Ws1se, Esq., and stree
oi MrS, John Calhoun, OF this CITY. =,
IN th,s eity m the 9Th inst EDWIN ARTNvn. H.
fant sen o Henry and Jane Phillips. a9eG n9 s.
funeral te tske place from the st'tFII6o ~ h osclar
ihIS mcFUps. - ~
, 1865-02-08

Especial Dispatch 10 the Western Press.l
New ToEx. Tuesday, Feb 7-MldniEht.
The railway speculation was buoyaot at the Stock
Exchange, prices vert up to @s5 per cent. This ad-
vance Is based the general belat that the peace
negotiations have fird and the war is to 60 Gov
c,nment stocks aud ss7on5 and better with falr bust
nees State honda quct ami fr1n Coal list generally
HIGHER. Miscellaneous shares drm.
Gold advanced in The morning bat in the afternoon
The market agitated by favorable military
and the advance soon lost. The Dult interest s
not powerful enough to check the downward tenden-
CT. Money market unchanged.
Foreisn Exchange dull.
Petroleum stock aetlve. and prices generally sus-
taned Sales Of Germania at CSC. Kntckerbocker sec,
Cherry Run &C., Manhattan 7scs Noble We'll S27 En-.
p,re CITY s5.so Hcydsch $780, O Creek - 50. Tsch
80 So United Stairs $27.5a, Oceanic q, buchanan
Fam s1G5, Rynd Farm 3i9o.
The Petroleum market is hrmer. but not ac.iya-so
9cc for crude aud t95sc foz rcnod In bond and SEC
Sc for free. y,
At bslIaghez's Stock Exchange Gold WAS 21sH, New
York Central 113, Erie 76 Reading 49, Old Southern
G9x, Rock 1asnd gsH. Northwestern ssH, Northwest
e1n preferred OK, Fort Wayne 9tx Cumberland 474.
Stocks very dull Gold not scivo sales 6f.er call st
2t21t, At which rate 1t closed. ~~
, 1865-02-08
JOHN B. DAWSON,
Chairman Of tho Repeal Association.
JasEru SIA.lEI. EQIreapQltIQg Secretary.

C1TT M1ssIoxs.-Thc regular monthly meeting
Of tho Ladies' City Mission was held at their
room. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J. N. Leonard
presided, ana aFs. !: T. Scrip: eiEe,stsd as
presented his monthly report which Was accepted.
After the transaction OF the{routins OF bualness
the meeting adjourned.
, 1865-02-08

Pxrnp1Erh-Qufet; 48s4oc for. crnde; 6a070c Tor
refined tn bond: 69&o0c for refined ffec:
FEoy1s1oEs-Pork opened moro active and nrmsr.
snd q sed heayy; ts6.se05e5 for new meas: ssisa@
S5no raf 3-l, DO, cssh and ftEu1aE way, closing At
ss4e1x cash 80 69sis9 tor prime. ND r. 253s 50
foI prime mess Aio $40 brls new mees lsr February
and MaFsh sellers and bn{sFs s hsp s1pt'a Il ps n " q
for brine mess and {a1 0G3e 90 fos Exsr. mess Beef
hams more acti1e. Sales 2!o bhls et $A: A:5@& 3
COS. IN fair demand aud nrmer; prices. 2oH9?i for
322c short riened Gut meats more ac.s s ss,ss M Of
haMs. Lard Cymer ana IN good acnand at 1sttsstc;
also. 2c0 bb1s March delivery sellers option 4 4
Eutter firm ut Gs3i7c for O1io, and 413a3c tor
State. Cheese stesdy at li&2:c.
PHILADELPHIA n1arket.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7.
The advance Of 2 q cent In gold has not affected
the u1arklt-
Co1ToN-Duil at SEC. ....- ...-.- - g..
F:ouE-Du!: sales nnllnpoEtant. superhne' 600
i; GEix1Miest WI nTia; rcd, $3.50. Corn nrm at stss
PsTEolEun- with sales OF crude at 4sc. snd
refined IN bond at &C &c, do itee In demand at a5S
21c.
, 1865-02-08

The Only Hemedy.-Thosc who suffer foul
breath are open to the charge OF carelessuess II
Is an ofense that can be speedily abated q, sin
Gle bottle Of tho Fragrant 8ozoDoNT viii unn1is-
takably accomplish the work. No toilet table
should be withoutit It will preserve aud kecp
tho teeth whfto and ,he breath pure and sweet
Sold BY all druggists. h16a-3t-xeHE-Fn
, 1865-02-08
M 4 q r. lie d.

In Rvans,on. ILL.,. Feb 1tr, by the Rev. C. ". Fitch,
D. b.. Iitut. Julian h. FITCH. u. S. A, and Miss
LOUIE BRAGpON, OF Evanston. ....
In s1shkoeh. wis., Feb "a, By Rev.W. v. Whlteonb,
MI JAMES " TAYLOR and Miss ALn1RA II. VOs-
BUKGU, beth OF this city.
At Pittsburgh Pa The n inst q 9ne fet;denSe rs
JpsEPH STUcKTOE: {72d Kee,t: ~. volsa . ot CHI"
cage, and Mis- RATE E. DESSlSIoN. OF fltlsoureas
, 1865-02-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
ST. LoVIs. Tnesdas Evening, Feb. Z.
To1Acco-Unchabged. Sales gresu lugs At 1880:
factory luGs at $8sD@o.0o: planters do
common leaf at SIS 75Gsts25; common manufacturing
at so 25G24G0.'
WMsK1-5o brls we're Eoldiu lots at $3.50 = gal.