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INDIANA LEGISLATURES.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. .

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 8.
The Indiana Legislature convened to-
day.
The House organized, and elected John
N. Petit Unionist speaker.
The Senate, after the election of the
principal and assistant Secretaries, come
" u uosd JOCK on Jne balance OF the omcers,
The Senate is composed of an equal num-
Der of Democrats and Union members.
The Governor and Lieutenant
Governor will be inaugurated on
Monday next, which will give the Union
lists the casting vote of the Lieutenant
Governor.
The partial organization of the Senate
was effected by one of the Union members
being previously pledged to the support of
the Democratic nominees for principal and
assistant clerks.
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Proposals for Revenue Steam
Cutters on the Lakes.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
December 24fh, 1854.

LgldIIlT LILU1 Io1Is ]
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at this Department until u II. Monday, the
10th daF OF January next for the Construct n OF
three or four ReTsnEe Steam Cattsrs (sids-vhsel)
for the upper Lakes, and one OF more for Lake On
tario.
on application In person, by letter to this De-
partment, or to the Collectors Of the Customs At
Boston, New York, Philadslphis, Baltimore, and
the Collectors at tbs principal Lake ports.
The proposals should be sealed and addressed 20
the Secretary Of the Treasury and endorsed on the
envelope. 'sPropoasls for Building Revenae steam
Cutters W. p. EE5SEHDEN,
seere. ary Of the Treasury.
c30.IS6. IN FrikSat.lBsp ssac
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NEAsTER,s sALE.-PurEuapt 10 the


INloommand Of an order of sAls from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of CuyAhoga county, Ohio, ct the
suit Of james K. Hitchcock against Edward Roth
cram and others, to me directed, shau expose TOR
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Cleveland on the 14th daT Of
January, 1865, at IL o'clock A. N the iuIlowing
described premises Situate In she city ofCeveland,
Ohio, and known a. beng Pat OF original otfy lot
number 206 in the oity OF Cleveland, State Of Ohio,
lying between the Ohio Canal and tbs Cuyahoga
Bivsr, as conveyed BY David Long to Calvin Q,
Waller, Eecember 2lst, 1857, kook IS, page 81.
bounded as follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner Of land heretofore decided By said Long 20 d.
O. Vantyne on the southsrly side Of the OHIO Canal;
thence easter;y along the south side Of said Canal
fifty feet 70 land heretofore decided By said Long 10
George Williams; thence southsrlJ along the Ees-
tsrY fine Of said Williams land, ct neht angles to
said Csusl, to the Ouyahoga Biveri thence Wester-
IL down along said River fifty fsst to the land
decided to said Yantyne; thence northsriy along
said Yautyns's east lins. st Eight sugies to the
Touth side Of Canal TO the place OF departure, oe
he sane more or less bat subject TO all legal high
: F"''' . LEWIS ". FORD,
j Das IA 1884 Master Comr.
9. Z. LATITTR, PFatt'y.b Asd- cs-zIss;sVed
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COEGREssIOAB.
WAsHINGToE, Jan. 5,

~ -~H
HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbard, of Connec-
ticut, the Secretary Of the Navy was called
upon to furnish all the facts relative to the
bursting of our guns in the recent attack
on Wilmington.
Ambrose W. Clark introduced a Joint
resolution having in view the appointment
of disabled soldiers and sesmen in the
public Departments. Referred to the Ju-
dicisry Committee.
Mr.. Cole, of Californis, offered joint
resolution of thanks to Major General
Sherman and the officers and men under
him, which was referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Stevens offered q resolution in
structing the Committee on Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency of
reporting bill to prevent combinations
being formed to raise the price of coin and
depreciate the value of lawful money of
the United States. He made a speech,
showing the action on the part of Great
Britain to corrert similar evils. he said
he did not intend to ask legislation on his
oTH resolution.
Mr.. Blair replied to Mr.. Stevens, saying
the judgment of England was different
from that stated By the gentleman from
Pennsylvania as to the effect of snti-spec-
ulating legislation.
Mr. Brooks said the condition of Eng
land was different from that of the United
States, and therefore the legislation of
Great Britain was not appropriate he
showed that the high price of gold was the
-oooo1fk-r Nf r.0cfASnva hok l
laws would only aggrsvste the price of
gold.
Mr.. Stevens withdrew his resolution.
The House then went into Committee Q
of the Whole on the Presidents Mess
age.
Mr.. Crosswell, of Maryland, made an
snti-slavery speech.
Mr.. Stevens of Pennsylvania, eulogized
President Lincoln's Message. BE advo.
Gated the amendment of the Constitution
so as to abolish slavery throughout the
country. He took occasion to refer to what
he called the Copperheads at the Chicago
Convention, who proposed he said, dis
graceful peace.
Mr.. Cox of Ohio, thought it extremely
unkind in the gentleman from Pennsyl
vsnis (Stevens) to abuse the Democratic
party for the very thing which Horact
Greely yesterday proposed in the column
of the Tribune, namely: an effort to pro
cure peace.
Mr.. Pruyn of New York, took issue Will
Mr.. Stevens, asserting that the latter hat
changed his opinions, for at the last ses
sion he (Stevens) was for treating theSouil
as q foreign power, but now simply as reb
els-to be put down.
The Committee here rose and at hsl
past o'clock the House sd iourned.
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FROm THOMAn, ARMK-

CoURTLAED, ALA, Jan. f.
The cavalry belonging to Major General
Steedmsn's command have cspturei and
burned Hoods pontoon train, and captured
600 mules, 100 wagons, and 200 hogs.
Forrest is reported near RussellviIle.
A deserter from Hoods army reports
that Hood has besn ordered to Tuscaloosa
to reorganize his shattered army.
Roddy's cavalry command is almost en-
tirely disbanded.
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BURIAL OF MIR, DAYTON.
TRENToN. n. j. Ian I

TRENTON, n. JI Jan. 5. 7
The funeral of Hon. Mr.. Dayton was
largely attended today by members of the
Bar, military and naval officers, and q
large number of distinguished persons
from all parts of the country, among whom
were Hon. Mr.. Seward and Hon. James
NJ. Scovel.
The exercises took place st the first
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DR.. Hall gaves short sketch Of the
life and public services of the deceased.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Jan. 5.
The steamer Ogden, from Little Rock,
Arkansas has arrived.
The Ogden brought 400 bales of cotton,
eighty-fve belonged to the Government
They were left at the mouth of the White
River. She was bound South.
Allquiet along the Asrkansss River.
One hundred bales of cotton, from
Helan, arrived at Memphis on the 22d
ins
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The London Spectator said, a month
ago: There is not a general now living
IN Europe who, if Sherman succeeds, viii
not recognize the addition Of one more
name to the short list of frst-elass leaders
Of sTmres.n
A gentleman at Detroit has pond of
two acres, which he has stocked with
whitefsh for the winter trade Fresh
whitefsh viii be supplied to all the east
ern msrkets during the season, when they
cannot be tsken In their native haunts-
During the severe cold snap, man i7-
ing in a bleck at Hartford shut on the
water of the block, so that it should not
freeze up in the pipes, and in the morning
found thst one Of his neighbors had been
up sll night trying to thaw ont the pipes
There is q petroleum excitement back OF
Hobokan, n. ]. The inhabitants think
they taste sile' in & bubbling spring there,
and number of evacustions have been
begun IN the vicinity, which is said to pos
sess the marks Of hrstraLe oil country.
Magratb, the new Governor Of South
Carolina, is full blown State Rights man,
says the Richmond Whig. South Carolina
and other Ststcs will find this very con-
venient doctrine when they want to slough
of the Confsderacy.
Hereafter the bodies Of soldiers who die
at the Ward General Hospital, in Newark
New Jersey, are to be embalmed. IN or
der that their friends may remove them
for burial. The apparatus for the pur-
pose has been presented by Hou. Marcus
L. Ward
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NATIONAL LOAN,

WAsHEGTON, Jan. 3.
Subscriptions to the IO-40 loan yesterday
amounted to ouly $4,000, and to the
80 loan to $4,000.
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FROM WAsHIKsTOE.

" WAsh1NuIVNl . Jau. Q
The cases now before the Supreme
Court of the United States, are /: The Peo-
pie ofthe State of New York &c rel the
Bank of the Commonwealth, and the
Bank of Commerce, plaintiffs in error, Is.
the Commissioners of Taxes and Assess
ments ofthe city and county of New York.
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FkOm BOSTON.

Boston, Dec. 5.
Major General, Edward johnson, and
Brigsdier Generals H. R. jackson and
Thomas B. Smith, ofthe rebel army, pass
ed through the city yesterday en- route to
Fort Warren.
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BALTIMORE m.RRET.

DALLImUfsh1 JHI. o
Flour steady.
Wheat firm; red 81, ,73@2,75.
Corn active; new yellow 1888
Whisky firm at $2,95.
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San Francisco supports forty-fve pc
riodicals, viz; ten dsilies, twenty-five week
lies, eight monthlies, one semi-weekly,
one tri-weekly and two snnuals. Three
are German, three Spanish, two French,
and one is owned, edited and supported
principally by an American gentleman Of
African descent,
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CONEY INAUGURATED

AOGOSIAi Me- jan. 0.
Governor Coney was insugurated to-
day. His message IS lengthy and eompre-
hensiye. The whole debt Of the State, as
represented by loans, is 81, ,337, 900, and has
been created within the past year.
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FROHLOUIRNILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 8.
Owensboro is taken possession of by the
rebels, under Major j. Walker Taylor,
aud cur forces are evacuating it.
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EXREELEn

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.
John Thompson, member of the Lower
House of the Missouri Legislature, was ex-
PEELED yesterday for disloyalty.
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ILLINOIS SENATOR.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 5.
The Legislature in joint session to-day
elected Ex-Governor Yates United States
Senator on the first ballot. The vote stood
Ga for Yates, 43 for James @. Robinson.
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The Richmond WHig, in one of those
flaming editorials which are written daily
to aare the Southern heart says
If the fate Of Carthage Is to overtske
us, it must not come until our women like
those of Carthage, shall fsve given their
hair for bow-strings
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GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
los Superior street, Cleveland, Chic.

L, A. WILCOX,
Has on hand largo amount Of Ony ProreIty, bo h
improved and unimproved also Western Lands
Improved and uhimproyei and 8 large numteT OF
Farms in Ohio and other States
Wants purchaser for finely improved Fern two
miles from Jener5on, Ashtabula county.
los acr' in Licking county; rich coal lands
~ screi near st. Clair road, four miles ont.
2s0 acres Pine Lands on Pine River.
Philadelphia-An elegabt building lot EaverToTd
street; 30 feot front, l56 deep g..
Forrest STREET, near Kinsman-Eegant lots, COX
226 feet.
Alumber Of cheap dwellings, varying from SEQ
70 $1,000.
An elegant re5ideucs on Euclid street
House and Los 6s Taylor street. TO be sold at
Guardians Eale.
Two Houses, corner Detroit and -sts. jas
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0FFICE OoNNIss8RY or sUBsIsTENCE,
30. 48 Park Building North Aide Pubic So,
CLKYELAED, CHIC, Jan. c. 1885

OLLYELAED, UHIoI Jan. 9, l655
SEALED PROPOSALS, in Duplicate,
SEm be REQ lived at 10. IS, corner Lake and
Bank ttreets, until II O'Clock NJ, Monday January
h 1865, from eiIizens loyal to the Unilei Stat
for Finishing 81 Camp IeVeland hio, tbs follow
sng Subsistence Stcr g. viz;
so barrels OF Prime Ealt Beef,
1900 Pounds small white ban,
SO " Fominy,
1000 Brown Sugar,
30 Gallons Cider Yincga-
500 Pounds Adamantine Candies
1850 " god, DRY soar,
500 q hne Salt
Parties are invited to bid for any eli of the
Payment viii b N ada n sncA flnds As NAV be
furnished BY the On Ted sfstos
Biddsrsssre invited to be present at No IS cor
ner ske AID Bans streUis, Ut l2 o'elcck N Mon
day, January 9th, 1856. vh5n the lids will Be
0psned in their presence.
CHAs Mo1l UBE,
ian6:ls5:lstp Captain an . g.
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The Chair presented communication
from the Governor and Legislature of Ne
vads, asking that Congress take no action
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FIDE ASSORTMENT OF TABLE
II Gallery at eoWLES',
jan6 Isl Wsi5sll House
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PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

A meeting of commercial travellers of
this and other cities was held last evening,
TO form society for the protection of their
interes,s and for the relief of commercial
trsYele'
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TO whom It May Concern.
NASHVILLE, TINr., Dec. 2s, 1884

NASHVILLE, THNE., Dec. %, 1854
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN sundry certified Vouchers, Of which the follow.
ing il list. were captured from Adams Express
lin, KY, Dec. q, ls64h
QuaItamasters, DisbErsing oficsrs, Bankers an
others are hereby cautioned agalnlt paying or ne
gotiatiBg the same, as Paymt Mt has been stopped,
and sett ement can only be made fiom this Office
the vouchers requiring the approval Of Brevet Brig
Gen. D. Q. MeculIumI Central Manager U. S. MI.
o:.;s {, Perkins Livingston & Post. cinI-s 80 90
81, Hessrs, Ksss6n & Co., BunaIo, n
900 90
\: ,-..-.....,..-.,, -, II 1850 90
- i;sa city ,o.aos 60
igan 2trss So
sept. 1s. M6s;7; E SURE c. cn Is sfi CO CO
Oct. Is, do d. do 5,96s 90
Oct Wm. A, Webb, cln.isnsfi, o.. s.iSi q 9
do DO ----.. 26O 10
do do $500. 2,l74 Is
6oT. ~ do DO .-.... $40 81
Feb IL, ". RonkVood, Cincinnati, q. 623 90
March 4. MeEErs; yossup, Kennedy Co.,
Chicago, O,lli-..-...........-.. 60 90
Oct. 81. Edu'd D. HOODS, IOulsville, Ky. qS9 50
July q, Mr. Charles H. Smith, PhIa...... 76s 60
Cincinnati, ,O..--....---.-.-.......-..... T57 so
July 70, Messrs. hazs seil& Co.. Louisville 81 rs
Nov. II, MesErs- Phillips a Son. Cincin-
natl, 40 55
Aug. Is, messTs- Norris, Ia ksr q Co..
Philadelphia .......,..-.-................ CAS- 90
Sept. %, Msssrs. Morris, Tasker & Co.,
ehilIdslphis phis-.............-.............. 21s 10
Oct IL, John G. Teppsn, Treas Boston
Betting Co., Boston, MASH. S.s45 81
Aug. 9, Franklin ToWHssnd, Albany, MY. LOSS CA
Sept. 20, William Sellers q Co.. Pills. T953 90
July II, Harrison Tweed, Taunton MISS 2lB 90
Oct. 5, NJ sars. sellsrs 8 Co., CinCinuau s9s 81
Esb, z9r John 3. Ketehiny, New York. 7TO 70
JH0 G. CRANE
tan5;ls4 Col. and Insptr. Q II. Dept
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
IN PropoEals viii be received at tho City Clerks
OGice untn Tuesday, the 10th day Of January, in.
stsnt, ct IL o'clock n for furnishing and deliver.
ing to Soldisrs Families in this city, Three Hun
dred 500 Tons Of good, well screened bituminoua
Goal sRi Cosl 70 be delivered on the order OF the
FINANCE Committee Of the City Council
By order Of the City Council.
O. K. HILL, City Clerk.
January 9th, 1865. jan5Is5
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1FtldF aud Med!ftaRs.


nKUGS AND MEDIoIEEs THg
- attention Of FhysioianS ard al i-poTsOnl si=l.
5g
Pure ana Reliable Medicines
q respectfully solicited 10 my stock which compzi
- . ecmplsts assortment Of everything PsrisiE
tnEto
THE DRUG TRADE.
snd ct prices 10 nHnrs satisfaction to tho purchase
DEETAE AND eUBGI5GE IEBTRUEEETs, TEETF Fou
FUBnAEzzD RuSBER AID VULoGEIEEzs,
Of ths Istest and most approved ps5ieTES, sold
nAzuisetsrors' prices
P6FfumeFy and Fancy Articles,
"A grsat vsristy. Also stock o. LIoUOBs las 70
dus1ityl Bseond to Done IN market.
AGENT for DAYS 6PEIETS, the most eomplsts
set 81 6pints ever offered 70 the Profession. Ooun
tn Physicians aro particularly invited to anexsm
lnsffo1 oF ny stock, and viii fnd it to fhuir -
Tn1tare 70 favor ne Eith their orders.
iape g. ". OLARE, 1ls suporioF-B,-
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CoEFDHe.-An advertisement Of the
QuRrtermsster at Jackson, Miss, for two
ladies to perform the clerical duties IN bis
Office, has brought forth letter which sp-
pears in the Jackson Ess0s, purporting tObe
from two ladies CD Of Mobile-Jennie B.,
and Georgia, her sister. They offer them
selves for the position, trusting that the
Captain is "a man into whose care Mobile
innocence and loVeliness can throw itself
and not be deceived"
MEMPHIS TRADE.-Recent stringent
military orders ofthe commandsntat at Mem
phis have about entirely suspended trade
between that point and towns above The
most OF the st. Louis and Memphis packets
are ordered by the superintendent Of the
hne to lay up for the present.
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AHefua.

cTRAW HAT BLEACHING, BYE
k)fEa, ALFhRINa and PEEsssa.-Eaying Just re-
turned from the East, am prepared, BY the aid Of
experienced haEis 10 do any work In this line, as
veil as IL fest aud beaver hats, in tho best possible
Gannsr AMI most fashi0nabls style.
FREDK OTRIAX,
french steam Dye Heuss
uaela l03 and 1O4 Ssnsca HtrudE-
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gtw 9apfrtIstmfats.
CLEVELAND CHERRY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IK $4,000 SHARES

PAR HALUE SO PER ERARE.
Snbscripf ON Price %.
NO FURTHER AssEsshEETs
WORKING CAPITAL, 500, 900
B.F. PEIXoTrO. President.
EDWARD BUDWIGi secretary.
q. KOCH, Treasurer.
usTEEs.
B. +. PETXOTTO, Of DAYS. Pslxotto 90.
EDWARD BUpWIG, of S. ThoTman 90.
OHAs. BRATEHAHL, OF BrRtenahl Brothers.
q. KOCH, OF Koch, Levi Mayer.
r. O. YATES, Of Tod, Yates %.
MAEUEL HALLE, Of Halo Co.
s. MANN, Of s. Mann
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DBSCBIPTTON OF PROPERTY:


The Lands and Oil Wells connected tberegfth ara
located in FsnangO county, Penn.
Fifty. six scres On Zee Eim lie within Q short
walk Of on Greek above Oil City, west Of the eel
ebrsted Ciapp, Buchanan, Rynd, McClintock ard
Story Farms, which are located the largest pro-
ducing and flowing wells in the counsry. Wells
are nGW being sunk on this and
Two othsr TIA Is lie Immediately on the ALE
ghsny RiTtr, one mile above Oh City on the AIiorn
Farm. Ths Company have leass running nIno-
ty-uine years.
Two new wells have been SUM on th,ss tracts
one is down 800 feet ard already producing OIL and
viii no doubt prove st least 6 100 barrel we'll
1hs other is down 200 feet wi h ins promise OF
Gil
Ths work ia rspidly bslng pr shed Ghsad. All
the engines tools, fmpsments, derticks, engine
houses, tu ing gu arters tanks, belong the Com.
psny, and e Of ths very best description aud
quality.
A limited number Of Subscriptions VIII be be re.
eeiYed at FIVE DOLLARS per Share, BY applica.
tion in person or by letter to the Office Of the Com
panys corner Water snd Superior Streets Were
naps. prcspectuseI and sll other information can
be obtained. jams
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.0LD 0,il AND sILVERII
= N. RURTa

MINING NOTIOE.-THE ANNUAL
lIl Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the 1isooWa-
bin Mining Company, for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year and for the transaction Of any
other business viii be held at the Oce Of the Com
pHny, (NOs. l2T and 1zs) RiveT street, Cleveland
Ohio On Wednesday, the iat day Of February, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock A. n.
By order. +. BUkohtIELDf
jan 2, Is85.-lss Seo'y and Treas
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NO MORE THOUSAND DOLLAR BoUNTIEs.
The Board of Supervisors have with
drawn the offer of s., 900 bounty to fill the
quota Of the city.
BLANKETS FOR REBEL PRISONERS
General Beale, agent for supplying rebel
prisoners, has made arrangements for the
purchase of 10000 blankets, but is unable
to secure them on account of the non-sr-
rival Of cotton for payment.
IMMENSE LOSS ON RoN-cLADs.
The Times Washington special says !;
The Committee on Che Conduct of the
War, who went North to make examine
ton of the iron-clads now building in the
Navy Yards, have completed their labors.
Their reI ort will show that there will be
8 loss of $l5,OO0,OoO to the Government
by their construction.
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VIHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN

4 Ara- Commission Rooms arc located at No %
Bank street. They will be open during business
hours for the reception OF 5toros for the susEiBg
Freedmen. D. W. GAGE,
jan4:I92.dsE Secretary.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. D.
The Legislature of Maryland completed
its organization to-day. Gov. Bradford
congratulstes the members on the passage
of the New Constitution and the consum-
nation of emancipation. BE claims COM
pensstion to the State by the General
Government
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Associated Press Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.
Gold opened fat and lower, but under
the generally favorable aspect Of the mill
tary news, fell to 2264, and again rose to
199
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COLLISION.

A collision occurred, to-day, in the Ber-
gen, New Jersey, tunnel, between the
Morris and Essex train and tho Erie train.
A portion of the former had become de-
tsched, and while connection was being
made, the out wsrd-bound train for Patter-
son, on the Erie road, ran into the rear of
it, demolishing the Morris and Essex cars.
-Four or five persons were killed and a
number injured, all residing in Newark.
The Erietrain was undamaged. No delay
on the roads has been caused by the ac-
cident.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03
sew York Markets.


NEW YoKHI Gsy 4
CoTTQE-opsnsad DAN and slOssS firm. At 4s9
"A Tor MfddiiBg
FL6UE-Heayy. ana 1oaIse lower; soe7 10
for Extra STATE 754s % for Extra Roand Hssp
Ohio 6o19 sd for Trade Brands Marks cisssd
heavy, With no buyers Ct outside qnotatieas.
WHIsKY-Unehangsd; Westsru 1o99 II.
RHEAT-Heavy, and common grades i@9c
ioweri common 70 esoes Aneer Michigan 70
81 s5
RYE-Quiet.
CORN-.Nsw Yellow 1 4731 50.
H0LAss Es-Dull; PortO Ries 70.
PETRoLEUM Firm; Ssaso for Oruds, $3.50
u Refined in bond, and in9s9 for Dc fires.
OATS-Qzet.
COFFEE-Dull and nsmlnsl.
sUG AR-Quist and lowar.
P0gK-2Yensd heavy and lowsrs bat eiosiug
zore firmly - T5l2s 80 for new Mess, closing az
q s7l< cash; IS O0925 50 for IS and "a. cash
ard regular way, closing 81 % - eashj y Sc
BEEE HAMS-stsacy and auisk.
BACON - Quiet; 151xG15Z for Cumberland
Cut; L5s<9ls55z for LoBg Ribbed, aud le5<9IsZ
cor MEATs-Modsrate aemAnd; I45<al5k
for Shoulders, and l79ls1< Tor Hams.
LARD-Heary; l55z8ls1z. --
BUTTER- Qaisti 1895 tor Ohie, e 4 S$9Ss
for tate -
CHEEsE-QaIel; IBa22
mOHEY-EAsy a. SAGE
sTKRLTRG-1 O99I 0s1< o.
GoLD-HsaVy and lover, opened at 4iA1, FILL
70 aO5<, rose TO AK closed at AisS
o. s. sT0cEs-AetiVs and ArmsF.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-03

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