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(From Our Special Correspondent
ST.. Lorls, Jan. 8, 1865.
The arrest Of the guerilla leader Bob Hun
ter in Utah, <4, soute to California, brief nc.
count OF which was telcgraphcd on the 3lst,
brings nnotler assassin to justice. Hunter
operated quite extensively In North Mis-
eouri about fifteen months ago, and led the
gang which robbed the Branch Of thsState
Bank Of bloomington In Macon county. His
gang consisted OF about thirty dcsperadoes,
who were all we'll mounted and armed, and
he was fast attaining the reputation Of Bill
Anderson, when he took 1t into hts head to
|, ,1cave the State. Hunter was Recognized In
salt Lake City by n Missouri cmfgrant, who
announced his presence to Brig. Gen. Conner:
The latter immediately. telcgnphod to Gen.
Fisk, asking If there was such guerilla Cap.
tain as Hunter. Fisk replied that there was,
md forwarded description, with the ad1l-
tional request that he should be well irone{l
nul scut pnck to Missouri. Here he is, and
it is proposed to take him to Huntsytllc, Ran.
. do1ph county, wllcrcm many OF his crimes wcre
, committed, and there Try aud hang him. The
world wos nevcr rid of q worse wretch, aud
numbering gnctiltae wholiave carried On bush.
whack!ng In this State md then fallen into
" Tbc ps rebels mar bo satd to be thorough,
subjugatcd In tho interior. 4 gucrilla, NAMED
Bili Jackson, Ia concealed somewhere In
cra, who occasionally eatly. forth from their
hiding tlarc, nhd burn houses .bcloqEtng to
Union t1,ct, Ii tbs ~tcinity Of Kcytusftllc. A
!. fptcp pf cavalry hn4 bcut1 sent 10 that tlcigh
| butliooti to ferrct out thc bold gndriltas aud
XIII them. With ths exception. Y is satt, al1
rustloua of Noteh Mlssourl a.o cntol n llt'F tratt
'1taI te IInss a ts batsio i Of wi'sdns Seek III III
hhacslttio,its tuyIed ul tho dltloynl titixuns u
ljoonr, Auttath mud Monroe equities, u t,Aj
! ttt datsaKo caused " tho tabcls duiing llli
la!e ite.S ato e'nK ;a A,.,a1.i NJ ,ths s,i sse
sts s:.e:. e:,:s'r AZ S. g S dh'tSyas tSy sst. Nv 8
tiisir llvos aud property Without eQmi'laiaini
Of IM,NsVAa. / TAssr.*Qi i,a less daeu,.saxu,
scs .aeiIo'', st3 a,ease b. hi asofc ossibisi Il
t's t.s1s e.. .ihg tt tl'. .k S,a.n IT,. ..n,i,.
.so'so,'d 'i cy,ilst6ss nh lpsoIiost,a. .ece: sa
K elon}lta TT f,otl sexcs, Wh1 hro etnr un .th'
I, alert 10 DO the Unldn CAUSE any and Nil lnln
i. nRs IN Q,clr l'owor, caascs our MILITARY MI
tiidntfcs to 'kehp NJ cphstant vigilance
Ono Of tie ocsti arfulnthiaats ygt. made Il
/ iMker, late rosl Cotnn1ahtler aud uotonel .
SIatnflsl 0enofal. 1'his Important oilico i
iilo cIhn,tel through which all surls Of lnfvf
f1niiutl pol.:nted. BY. local ot1tedts itaBsoa
| *liotcl matt bEgs afc n{lph btonfht III ffulh iL
NUrddt, ind tic tvt1atiUh Of Qiu fAcls cot,
'fathrl ID trbot letters, Wtiet SoetAslcd ant
! AfEilIMred with information beAs'nt spon, tli
1tEine tuljeet from oti!br sttttee& !sa eohtlai,
earjnr S$ Sls L etdsaf justiot faw parsons iiay
ai ad6atAta 1Qea bf The 1aDtF po!tnfnasd b.
Tho i'fovogt Marshal General and hta eeslst
nnI In pnl93atuF .d14hplfoa} eobainaat IL /
, 1865-01-06

Its Gratifying and Important IScsnlts.

correspondence gives d full account Of tho
recent important raid through East Tcnnes-
sec and Southwestern Virginia, OF Generals
Stonc1nan, Durh,ltlgeanl Gillcm.
The injury inflicted by II to the rebels was
Immense, ard Is to them probably irrcpara-
bic. The lead mines and salt works, 50 ioun.
dries and furnaces, 100 miles Of railroad, Is
locomotives, 200 cars, and a vast amount Of
other property Of the rebels were destroyed,
while 20 pieces Of artillery and many priso-
ners were captured from them.
, 1865-01-06

nEEF CATTLE tsrceis =. at all The yats, pis l,pn,,:
ehlett. s+ss .ai hea, ut eAukstbo. chiefly 1T a.
6.t0 u tUo tbs.4
filere as hest thote 1.tai shrp'y ofisif pfh,a
Ktsdes u sttst III thu tnktis das .ensh lot soe ts
pss gt, un'i4t the iafehcs ut sh srtve sltuHa.+sj
Hna shipping tttah. ptlceahnta tule,l considerably
tthef, with Hh .altAhrt III 3aetU u 1 by til 3ttstf+.
tat's uuttAlYhs. Uil cutiitUl afHdes Ut Uate efe:
hi brpn tI0 change oii ur ttssvs:1 qi!ttalohs Md
viii selY ltnlet ttMaat, bsttet atc tess tti, With
,luwnwtFA tshdpns3,
The Uny ishf ManA In Tim t!nskst i fur Weil,ffi,
slAuvih tteetH, u fei n yety aeh lhtHeF tlllpty
ttuu VIZ qfr Ae1tnF. ar liksy tp aet, nun Nil ae hi.
toIn'4'.ph b'euah. i. wpHA hs Fs1Ity taken, lt.
nhAtest ....
Tls ftllew,nR ara tia principal sates ,us,le ta.ayt
Weht, h rhibp. hnlaht Ut urswtas lpa t#nl rftIna
luwn III tss. nvstaktnx ian ihs,at t1.n VI lHlss On
tnt rtiH Illlheh ilusrs, asetaalng laR ma III t1 a
pl Lufn allan !. " heaa Kuull tlllna gta'ls tuut1
rtrcta. nvetnHtns tH IN. at sftas sl Ut Lyman, II
heal In,r gta,r. avarsang l,R NJ, n "a III p tD h.
ralrtsB hplh f,aHtatt II head ustssa u1l ale"tp
nsrtastnE f.s1l ~, Al t1Ul Nnllwutk MatIUty Hot
Hutn vi head wslklt sniait .lcrss. n*af s4ins i.t
~, III {a.Rnt ahi q, 4. aims srsA j. UE,un IN hrah
rs.a stnNv stssts, asvsagg t!as ~, at sd3a = lve
, 1865-01-06

: a deserved compliment has been paid by
his compecrs to Senator Ward, Of Cook
county, in placing him at the head Of the
Committee on Finance, tho position usually
accorded to the leader Of the minority party
in the Senate. Mr.. Ward is young man Of
intlexiblc principle, sterling sense, and mark
cd ability as debatcr and parliamentarian.
His constituents will be gratified ut this mark
Of confidence In their representative, mud wc
undertake. to say that he will not disappofnt
the expectations Of those who hare singled
him out for position Of honor.
, 1865-01-06
Gt)itoqo Gribl11te>
FRIDAY, JANUARY O. 1866.


THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
II Is tolcrnbly well known That VIC did not
favor The election Of Cor. Yntcs to tho United
stntcs Senate. Tue reason why VIC did not
favor Ills election isa1so .o1crably well known.
The majority Of eur political friends III the
tho Gcnctal Assembly having decided, tn
manner which VIC deem binding, that lie Is
the t1ttcst man 10 represent us In the Highest
councils Of 1tie natlon, wc c6ncttr with Semi
tor Ward In t2,c motion tint the nomination
be madc unanimous. We trust TINT Cor. Yatcs
nlny receive Tic vote ui every Union member Of
received II tct,rc ILLS iesnt ri tho TRIBUNE
shall bc Seen by our readers. It would bc
puctfr, us wcl1 M tiutrnthl'll, tn soy tint our
slcws 1ayc undergone any c,lnnge so iar as
relates 10 That trtlod whtio Tho Senatorial
question wis etIi nrctl. At tho Rattie tlntr
wr TINY remark Tint wo neser cxr1cto1 nhy
<ltf1etrnt tcsu1t from tint which Inns burii
tcnctIrtl. The f6ur ycnrs' tnt,uf Of uoy. Yatos
atii lts ft1ethis, t,itapl,,sri In a,ty uunrtur,
tending 10 oiu t'0ihl, WIS tiot tn t,o tlt,t0nu
III t1lr etno number 0f weeks, cHpretniIy wiirn
coupled with tho nl'l'ral TINT =t1c.tAt 10 him
won't, te ruin mud d'Kfacr, white l. my otller
caMdidnta II waatd bo hut iomrornsy Aipap.
lNintm0nt.
II ,"w lles with Senator yatrs 10 proye
tltat Tho leppls Of tfp slasn Of Illinois, hoth
tloAa Who ati|'o,tr! llA! IN ule recent con-
test ind t&sosu WHO did nut, ,lay justly rel,oaa
cunideuce in lt,u III u representative ug t.,e.e
collective dlgulty IN thu United statca SIN.
aac, So far AZ VIC nrp concerned hn sllall be
dealt with In lts future career. as In its lmst,
fairly, trutAlhlly, kindly. IT, slall llnve our
snrport In every good word and work.. He Is
our representative and NC desire to bc well
represented, and 10 have 1T known that yc
arc well represented. ue cannot prove
that Ills late antagonists were not
justified in opposing him, hut hc may prove
that the asseyerations Of his friends were we'll
founded, and no one shall be before us in re-
Iolcing to find them 50. Hls friends will now
dropth assumption that the people were In
any way committed to him anterior to his
election, and his late antagonists will drop
everything prejudicia1 to him, while main.
taining everything cssential to their own in.
dcpendcncc Of thought aud action. Tho cx-
cited lobby at Springfield have our pcrmls-
elon to do ANYTHING they please go long as.
they keep their hands out Of tlc State Treas
ury.
The friends Of Mr.. Tashburne hare made |
a gallant fight, aud considering the fact that |
he WIS not known as candidate Until some |
weeks after the November election, the |
strength which he developed in the Lcgisla-
fure speaks volumes for his personal worth |
aud sterling qualities of head and heart. His |
friends will not regret the course they have
pursued, because 1t was taken upon thcie hon
est convictions Of public duly, and because it
, 1865-01-06
EKOM CAIRO.


CA1Eo, Jan. 5.--The steamer Fanny Ogden,
from Little Rock, Arkansas, has arrived. She
brought out four hundred bales of cotton,
cishty-tlve Of which, belonging to the Govern
mcnt, we're left atrhc mouth Of White river,
All was quiet nlong the Arkansas river.
Ono. hundred bales OF cotton from Helena
arrived at Memphis on the I'd. -
, 1865-01-06
Cnsca aa tho Unified Kfntoa su-
1tt.C}tte CVMrl.

befOre u,o .Huirolnc Court Of lho United
atAtes arc 1iG people oF the btato u Nsw
iufk ax ~. tim Hank Of tho u0lu'unn VynliiI.
,altd The Hank of Commerce, illalntitls, III or.
son ~. tho QomsnIfsluncr nf''raxds and A.
ses.tlents bf Thu eity a.,d county ,pl ,Nsw
York,
, 1865-01-06


day..
An Ass..tant Provost Marshal Shot.
On Wednesday, the 2slh ult., Lieut.. E. j.
Bener, Assistant Provost Marshal Of WASH
ingtcn county. In this State, went to Nj.
Vernon for the purpose Of serving some draft
notices., He had proceeded to The house Of
james II. Morris, living seven miles Gust Of
Mt. Vernon, for whom he had notice. ar
irving at Mo,ris', he found several men armed
and sitting In the housc. IIc made known
Ills business, wl,cruuron Morris ordered him
| lAc attempted 10 read lis no,lre. Thr Lieu.
iG1 ant, srctng the yase WINS desperate ono,
| turned his Gnck and started to lcayc, whctc.
| upon Morris discharged his revolver at him.
TIT contents entering The Licutc,,ant's batk
snd lodging so1newhcre 1icar the spiac. Thu
httn Of thc usu Of ills lower ltulbs, lid was s
tnlkct, ut, By Morris mud lis cot1,tatlcs. piaced
upon hts llofsc, which thdy gave lousc 'bttdlo
mid started off. Aftet going some half mile.
t!,e animal halted nn1 thp 1.aentefnrt ftt oil
III tlia 3hvw bcar q Mff Fclts lidi,tb.-.t slater
10 tfis hlatt WIN dld tllu thuo.ltg.;, Thu wo.
~NtrtipUD the Lieutenant i,tpgod llur Ui
rlty's eska to take him h ll.o Eotsa VI. ol
flIsed, saying, "..Nu, yon Aro 4 Marsl.nl. aud
|i,Anpu 3oli wlftdtol" At.cr eonsitlcral'to lcx,
k!.ir, however, lle ndally prevailed ,on hst u
kVlatQ TIL KlUfes nn tia lla!ap, Willis Aol'a
which no eelke lipr and would nil 10 rulraaet
| ,lnili alle had dragged i!lat ty Alrpe lnlQ tils
lluuse, where tlle ungtataflll beltik laid ltt'
lirad ID tlo hsltea on1Nq lcarth nnl, leIt III
fuet ffdin stAu hse. ; lfo u.en. .sskgd har tt
throw Quilt 0vcr him To keaps him ttol1
ffnr.tt,tt. aid she ettRln refused. 1n this cOn
dillon Ga III Nhtts sosae ur TUG wotr,au'a tnor'
liti,nailbL tirlxhnurs hhptottcd III anl To spfn
uxtenl toliuyrd 1ts stilhainEs. .,.
, 1865-01-06

IierV ihu market fOf Eold opened at 2a9 beforo
.ne New York report was received, and aocfhcd
10 22s}-ciosing At aa0029os.
Silver was Neak. orcntng at 2t9, and declining
10 Qtt 80.
steady at toHt baying, aii1 1sl Dtoai selling Tut
rbo ssies of rcn.rotty tlonds by tho soon'd
National itak lo4lby amounted to &staoo. and fus
t,ir INIT three DAYS 10 tspi4o0. The Gosernnicnt
ias ordered that uip hts pr cont aasal sehdaf
no,er bo taken as llelf face. With Interest aldui
fur these b0hds, Al Saturday Ii ts last dhy OIL
wl,It|, Tho subscription heuks will ho ker! opun
,o.s intending 10 Invest have not lHltvt !tuo "
1ose,
-The experts Of aEeeIa from New York during
.lle year lS9i amounted 10 $oo,!Qe,7lo, nga1ast
f4p; ~. 90 In 1e.1,
Tile customs revenue On gola} rueatyoA IN
New York In lao4 amounted TO e0o ,9tz aRa'ast
&pTS11 ,0ss In ls9s,,
Tile imports Of foreign merchandise tat"New
Yos In 1Se4, exclusive Ut tarogn sphoio, aao'lht-
I'd TO- e2il SOL .3s ssalnst els7, III ooo IN 1859.
The exports of domestic produce aud n1scel.
laneoue merchandise from the port of'New York,
exclsalyc Of spocle, during tho yeas 1861 amounted
tc3stb sss ,als, against st7o, ri, 900 n 1861.
The Custom House tables Of the Fort Of New
York ah0W that onr exports A1 pr0ouce for tho
year ore reduced 10 onchaIf The amount rfom i1u-
ports taking gold os the standard for valuation.
The .EuEes are: exports (excluslyo Of epeclel
from Jan- to Dec, 81, $s15 BIS In grcenbacks,
equal TO n1eat f1o6 600 In gold, assuming tho
average pr1.s gold for tho yesx ut 200. This is
below the rea1 average. x1dit is dsubtful whether
the country has received moro thn7 Sos, 001 900 In
gold for the exports which tho Custom House
tahIes csll fe09 $50 8N. The Imports Of mcrchan-
Jfsc into New York from Jau.,1 to Dec. 80, 1901,
amount, in gold, 10 salt COZ ,a3s, equal to about
$4o2 000, 600 in g7senbacks, Of about double tho
knount Of our exports.
Tho New York: city banlks during de year
show an increase in loans Of E2a D,t2s, Ierrcaso
in specie of a ISL 4p4i decrease n circulation Of
- ~, ,oe5 md increased deposits 10 the amount
of $l3, 166 043. The banks OF Boston. during the
same ttac show decrease in deposits Of ssl,m9,-
153 decrease in the amc specie Of 81, ,go7
decreass in circulation Of s, ,e9a, ST. and DE-
crease In deposits Of 81, ,75a
Tho Philadelphia banks hare increased tha1s
loans and 1acounts to the extent Of .S11;7T, 6ss
decreased their specie 81 increased their
circslation 253 and their line OF deposits hns
advanced r. $50.
NEw YonK STouK MARKEr.-Clos1ng prices for
cash, Jan. +. 1866, received byF. G. Saltonstall &
Co., commission stock and bond brokers, 2f Clark
, 1865-01-06

13osroN, jan. b.-4Atajor 0rhetel Edward
JOHNSON and 1,rtgadtcr uencfala Ii. Il. jack.
ss S ssa osS hanf ts L. ssy ;sstotds 81 ts ssH ~ @ @s
tent Matfsn.
, 1865-01-06

t9 The Baltimore correspondent Of ithc
indianapolis Journal says that tho infamous
secession correspondent Of the n. 7. Norll,
"Druil,' has suddenly left that city. II ap~
pears TINT Gen. Wallis was anxious to have d
personal interview witls him.
, 1865-01-06

R1Nu FAST FL HOURS
Received. 6htp{rc0

THURSDAY EvENuvu, Ja7s s. IeE5
The following sGsn.nasJ shows the receipts and
shipments, during the past n hours:
, 1865-01-06

BnExDsTurrB-The demand hes rather In
proved this week, and in SONG in=tsnccs IN nd
vance Of 81 to ID pa7 boil has been rsade on due
Spring Ehcats, which appear to be scenre- Win
ter Wheat fs freely offered ut 19s Gd to aa Ia,
store; bnt t1ne An,bsr Spring Wheat is@ preferred
ut about the Same pEtcr.
This days market wzss steady, and fair amount
Good sound Flour is sauxce and sells at full rates,
indian Corn dull.. Wkles Peas 19s in retail.
= PRoy1s1oas-There TO- nothing dong In. Bsef
wanted. Cheese IN fair request at 50s to C1s for
Prime State. urto bGS forChoicc Factory. Rnter
IL quiet hut frLs. The mild weather rather ctecGs
sales. Some quantity Of chtAce Canadian sold at
auction this weekat 95s. Earh remains stationary
at t3s to SIS. Stock very arlnM. Tallow is slow,
at il decline. "a JOnH ATuYA g. Co
, 1865-01-06

gss.'6, but sellers were holding at 5000. Primo
hces Pork was dull md neglected. Lard was held
at nc, without buyers. uighwincs and Grain
werc neglected.
, 1865-01-06
TlfIs RAILROAD D1ECItrNIkNAT'fON
ASaAlNkT THE NURTAlWEf8Ea

Chicago aud ihu Northwest gcucrttly cuniln.
,lcB to increase Tho rntG for l'rUslsE0ns ffU1n
Cl,teago 10 New York ia now Z 40 rcr 100 lhs.
wl,tIr Tint FROM Cincinnati to Nuw Turk has
declined 10 t1.10 l,cr 100 ibs. mid private n'1~
yiecs suite TINT sutilc Of tho roa1saru carrying
fur et.00. Hero ID dtfFerc,lec lit freight alonc
IF 1.2c tor IL. or t1.UO OIL n single barrol
uf tHnk. HAcll MI ,ls,just dlsetltastsattosl
a9atiist Tie interests uf tho rackers MID pro.
t1ttrcrs uf tho Northwest Ii MI outage, fur
whtri, we t,.srt The terlmlra.urs .nny 50. saf.
frr. lat fur tilc rrotltIets wfilct, aro shipped
mum ills v!ty to tho rrHl'untd, lcsu yu,y
railroads would rust ntit dctny for luck of M
tfotsagc, md tleir stocks would npl hr worth
In The nnrkut totlay onu.l,aif Tho price nj
wtlel. tl.ey nre auottt.
II inakea no difference to In whether tho
New, York Csntsai, tn" EsI", t|,p Funuay,.
yansa Central Or tho roads immediately n0u.
nected with Ch!aago nre 10 blanle III thls
matter. Thu Now Yutk railroad companica
state tint they charge tho *sdine for Cincln,
nat! freight that thoy do fur Chicago freight;
hui this Is nothing 10 tho point. The stock
holders and directors Of all these railroaas
arc chiefly New York capitalists. and 1t has
been their policy during the past tlvc years 10
damage Northwestern interests as much as
possible, and this outrage Is only another
part OF the samc programme.
Meantime, VIC arc happy to learn thai the
large holders Of provisions are following our
advice, to a}aip as little as possible by rail-,
and keep back their stocks till spring, when
they can be shipped by like aud canal. We
would recommend that tho packers and pro.
vision operators hold meeting aud pledge
themselves to abide by this decision.
, 1865-01-06

81" Abraham Bremen, probably the Oldest
physician iii the United states, died at Law
rcnecburg, Ind, on Tucsday last, ut the ad-
ynnced age Of ninety-four years.
, 1865-01-06


The Chicago Post raises the point that tho
Hon. 4. c. Fuller, Of Boone county, cannot
lawfully hold seat in the General Assembly,
or act as Speaker Of the House, until thcycar
1868. It says:
"The Hon. A. G: Fuller, some years ago,
with full knowledge Of tho provisions Of the
constitution Of the Slate Of illinois, acccptcd
the Office almost unanimously rendered him
of Circuit Judge. The term for which he was
elected will expire in June, 1867. The pro-
vision Of tile constitution In Ibis particular
reads rs follows:
".The Judges Of the Supreme Court shall receive
salary Of 81 ,s00 per annu1. payable quarterly,
and no more. The Judges Of the Circuit Courts
shnll receive ennry Of .g0u per annum, payable
rse III s Eth no ss & s u So
ftale Of Tho United statcs. during 11s iern. jor
r @ Iii sotcs @ ees re e,p o." ff yaay aay aeet eect
lsc once icxcept ,hat Ut Judge OF tic snprctnc
or Circuit Court given b ths General Assembly
! IL Cont, Illinois. ~ ~ '"'N' "a t. ''e'
Ibis is tle sutrtnc Inv Of t1le State Of
1lttne1s. Judge Fuller, until Jutlc 18US, 1s ifa~
eligible 10 ahy electfvu oillcc in the Etnio or
l1ilnuis. Tile p!ovisinn ui our constitution,
50 Int lis It cxcitldgs l'itn for nt. election to
is tiUleiasise. 1eratlec o stnte cail a,,,l to Of
luke lf0in tlir Ytlnfflttu. .tons established for
tiitseu uitrs By ttir Futrsu1 tt,ltIui,. 1Bt
tU far au II ekcttlrs him tur s'ltru ttudet the
Hlnie constitution, 1t L. III tnf turu. uctef,.l
falisr ! left Thy !tgtici, n tu,y. tMjs an4 ls
itfaiis u tiiU eta!e, t6at ii,ts tfosision Of ihs
constitution tlssBt laya GspaIItll lils ihujurY
htheiwito ln tleygr wulIltl ,hva al1HNu,t hin:
hrf ~ IN 0ttttt9 ~ tsle Unllgtal AssBalt1y-.Htt
,tlire isntl wh!u'i ia II nsriuie,l by i5 uslta.
stllE'i,l,",', ' r., H.. jig T. lo Kn ]t!tGS ta i!sfs'
, 1865-01-06

4 Noted Guerilla III IrUtB-Unfon SUI
1crcrR In Charlton County-Interlur
I}ebc1n DIAGuAtctl-Nc<x' Provost Mar.
shat <;cueral-GOy. Flctclscr:s Dill
culGick-$nlutury effect Of XHnnSfu. u
Rebel Spy-Tbc leo Gorge, etc.. etc.
, 1865-01-06
FAD AND REFLEOT.

II hse been tFom time lnlraemoFa' the atjeot o.
phllAnth5eptan aAd saHle Felaa,'y foF tE'n III oa
i'm, arl scientific sk!ll haa fpF ages explored sssFy
avenue In order to discover The hidden 4eeret u Ras
hsep however, reseFva for modern satepaa to pElax
hefosa Tho world thu great destroyer Of dlssaas.
and In
, 1865-01-06
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

TuunspAY EVENING. Jan. ., looo'
Tho money market remains close with sory
active lcmana for currency, and limited supply.
The decline In gold to-day checked the apechla-
live demand for produce somewhat, but tho str1n'
gcncy at tho banks waa folt almost % MUCH as
cyes.
The demand for Eastern Exchange IL att1l brlsk
and zates are very nrm at par buying, and pre-
MUM selling. Tic supply II very light.
Gold opened at ~, declined 10 a273 and closed
at2s7a. Tho following aro the quotations tole.
10 Jamra NQYd, gold broker. ..
, 1865-01-06

OWeasbore, Heat s.ctky,, Cnptssr-'
t....,', :, !, ed BY AcDclt.:: -
,i.ounsv,fi,n, KY January .4.--Qwansooro
AAg uetn taken p0siess!an pf, W febsls undsf
Major j, Walker Taylor. Our 0rcos nv eyao.'
NAtaHg, - :,i - '.sA,s.-r..
, 1865-01-06
fY~A correspondent bf lhb Houston (Tcxas)
isss h, @ % ~, tstfs ts!sa :i2slf{ Il zls.t..ss s S.

4tft.Att1eht hlobg tlto foa0, fet1afk9 t.'-a
"fant sotry 70 ray, Nj. Editor. that thcrs
sre vsfy inan$ el.ixefs Ii tho counties through
WlIUh i passed, III fAyor Ut fuoonstrtsull0lf1
aud tkk1dold By tnlsiilRtnt and Influential
vole was taken, lwo.lhlrdy or .Ne mon at
hume would yete for feo0nstFUuttoM,' WOntd
1aitt liay could spand iew wssks In camp,
DID letth the feelings aud views Of Tho aol''
= dttfat' j." 49, : "a
, 1865-01-06
Missouri I.cRlalnturc-.Expul.
a1Dft Of N m elnRsASs.

Hr. Lotia, JahMary t.-5oht Thompson,
tnr1nbrr oil. {l,e lover 1touso Of tito Missu,ft|
. LcEtalaeute, vas expelled. yesterday, fur dls'
1ofslty,'
, 1865-01-06
CI1ICAGO,lR ,lRxARlK HalAEkHET.

FIsOUis- Receiyed ix0 br1s; stipped us his.
4Arket dull. Salts were: 50 bss rec winter xt1a at
$91:k Is hzIa Wisconsin do It $90c.
RnckTIacnt EE0ur-SAlcs Goa lbs nt $i,1J per
WHEAT-Rcee.zcd II $50 bu: .a.ppcd, hone. Mar
Eet kss active and aaakc 1oEtr.. Safes we're: IsEp
WHEAT IL sloRE-i0 bu No Isess nt $l.S2. SPnIS0
WHEAT tx sTonE-c,MD bn Chicago extra ut $1.75:
aS bu 10 Spring II Il ST: Ao ri DO ii si.5sx: fe
pu do at ss-5G -Cio.lnE firm ut II ny for MOL
CUE EN-Eeccised4 ks4 bu shipped, a.J00. Market
Erpi ani k@1c better. Sates were: 1.500 tu So2
Com In ktcre Ssc: Loo h1 Rejected ut SC del 400
bu 1t SIC In store: l4gQ hu do 1t 6c 40 bu do At
SIC sG0 do ut sSEs; +tQ hu do at S9c 600 nu MOL
Corn leLer's optlun. frst half Of May. at &c.
VAT~Received.5l 81 III tr. AtarEet less active and
1llLc1 lower. safes vere: s eco bn No ! at 67Hc;
1896 do at t7tC: 5000 bu DO At G7Acs 81 G0 tu do
ats; 12D bu oat Gthc; 1,Seo bu No Oats at G5c-
RYE-Keetiyed 1856 bu shipped. none. Msrket
dull and nominal 1t {ll0 Tor No !. ard $l.1G3lt! for
Observation-Disclosures. 80 bu. Market tlu11 Sales:
, iG4 In h sntnrlc at II l.G5 on track
:. .A1.I*{}Ituf-G1aet 4 and steady, A. F. CruAkey
c1lotff ii It S2.Hlax3 per gallon.
NUTTEK-Maske for shipping grades dull. Wo
Choice Daily In crooks and tubs. sa4c
Shipping .8213!c
ssles dsy .ets: Il tubs choiss dairy ii 1.e s
liza NJ In fair demand and steady. ss,cs today
wcre: 70 bags good mixed neana at s213 % bags d.
, 1865-01-06

NVs*.s 10' 1'p9
'SHEEP-fhe receipts during the Vt ek hare been
very lRht with but limited demand. Prices rule
tolcsnby firm for prime to c,socc grades. Ths ouy
=alc we note to-dny YES BY Gregory l. Hastings to
croak, Of les head, aYerasins 81 It's at $500 per ITO