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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

Es0R SALE.-The south half of the double
= brick residence formerly occupied BY n McCr+a,
s-! containing rocus good cellar cistern, stable
and all In good order This property is gi;uaeJ on Ii
mea between seventh and Eighth streets and a very
a TSh- residence fn good neigh borhood Possession
The nrst OF October next. Title good 70 sale En-
quirs OF Jyl5i Ii. b. TEN-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
EOR SALE-A frame dweIlinf.
DOR 6ALF-A Fr.me Cottace D.

i ing, With seven rooms, cistern, good cellar -
Inc growth u fruit trees with fnll lot and al1in
order, situated near business, nxthanke strsa1
twssn 9th and 5th streets. 4ftls sood. Prize, c.
inquire Of n. D. 3UU-HYT
feb8 m N 45%
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

EOR SALE-A three story brick store
building, lot 20 by 40 feet situated on Maine reet
between sth and 9Th streets, keokuk Price 81 Poe
session lzt Of October next. Enquire Of
mchB II. b. TEN-ETCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

TOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwell
l. ing, with four rooms, good well Of water, ffame
barn and full lot all under fence situated Exchange
street, betws ID and Sd streets, Keckuk Title rood
Price 1890. 1nqnire Of H.B.rEHuYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

EOR SALE-A Frame Cottage con-
u tsining roanss, with veil Of water and suli lot
situated Exchange street. between ID and Sd
Price u ,ooo- Title good or sale.
maybe LIB. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

DOR SALE Lots 7 and 8 in Block
Il Isl, on the corner Of 18th and Paean streets WI
be sold at bargain. Enquire OF
msy4 HB TENEYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
EOR sALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell

we'll fenced with lots OF fruit trees situated on Fulton
street, between 10Th ard 18th streets Keckuk Title
good Enquire Of fmayiel II. B. TEN-EYcE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

EOR SALE-The west half of two
ii story double brick Dwelling House, containirx sin
rooms cstern good cellar; house painted cakAd all
lot we'll fencrd and all in good order suated near
the Of 18th and Des Moines Title good
Price 81 500 Enquire of H.B. TEN-EY0K
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
EOR SALE-A two story brick dwell

IL ing, with rooms, cistern cellar, entail q,
and two full lots situated the corner Sch and
lin streets, In good neighberhood. Title good
SALE Price, $4,000. Enquire Of III b. TKN-M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

DOR SALE-A two story brick dwell
n Ing House with rooms, cellar eisiern lot 80 by
100 beautifully located the Of It'll
streets commanding view Of the river the Illinois
shore. Title good or sale Enquire Of
msyl2 H. B TFN-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

~
In this section we'll calculated for either grapes or
other fruit and is all under the very highest state Of
cEtivaiior ia sitnated within two miles my oce and
viii be sold With without the crops rpcn
quire Of II. B. TES-EYCk.
, 1865-02-10

bushe1, with sales Of 10000 bushels at 51.45lD
147f for No. 1, and $1-6c@1.5a for Chicago extra.
Towards the close the market was quiet and No.
Spring WIS steady at S1.47.
Corn was in very active demand, and Ee nosa
IN advance Of 1Dec per bushel, with sales Of
4, 900 huahels at so0&{c- closing dtu nssac
Oats were In fair demand and active at former
prices, with eales Of about 1900 bushels, ats
96Sc for No. 1-closlrz steady at 6a}c.
Rye WIS In light inquiry. and we note sales o.
No. at s1.0e11.o! and No. at 96A91e.
Barley was steady and quiet, with sales of new
Inspection No. 9 ION North Side) at $t.s0 and
prime BY sample at st.55.
Timothy Seed was active and firm at Si.509 100
-lic bu1kof the sales having been at j range Of
| Si.753d.s0. Hungarian Grass and Milk: Seed
| was sold at $ae0. There was nothing done In
Flax. Clover Seed was quiet as $780,
Cattle we're In large receipt and the market de-
c1ired fnll &c per hundred on most grades. Hold
ers Of extra lots In most cases refused to sell 1t the
DECLINE, and large number are left over. Sales
were made at from s.. 90 for Light to conmou
end $4,000 IS for good to extra. Hogs were II
good demand and $13.00 WIS paid fos come lots o
very extra nice heavy hogs averaging from 311 u
| 34s: common to heavy sold at St0-59@1s.75. The,
were purchased mostly for the Pfssbur5 aud Bal
tfmore markets.
| LATER.
In tho afternoon, the Wheat nasset was q1iet
&1.4G49 9Dl4os for No. Spring. Oats were nomina
at Gaac. H1ghwfnea were nominal at 3:-l5a1:.l6.
Provisions were neglected and entirely nomin'
at s3leo for Mess and ssi.0O for Prime Mesa PORK
Lard was quiet.
, 1865-02-10
ILLINOIS LE<snSLATUEsE~i'

.,SrRIK6E1ELD, Thursday. teR. >, 1863.
The Cdaanaittee Of the Whole N the Aoaae last
number Of amendments to the bill were adopted.
The most Important amenamens r. was nee moeea >t oy
portion ofthe commissioners for Its location shall
be mechanics. The amendment VIZ lost. Mr.
Cook renewed the proposition in a different form,
ard, after dfscuesion, it VIE adopted
SENATE.
Mr.. Mcconnell called up the bill requiring the
LIMOS liz ~. Ieit.s. ~ 0rieT..d nrinted.
efX 70 ia3 .iiaa ~, tba Xiii tn rnab,e Iaga]le
ar. DaSunr. 1. = .nr n,,nn N.+fnnaI R1nke PasseI.
county y+as ~ xasn31tann IN take np ne Torss
meraaces, I and al tic bills In The Hou.c. large
number we're taRen ny a"u Aee4A '" f'ofSA
commitNess m NJ +ho rn1na. e,11cd
Mr afd, anaet spi1 aonntv t. ;ievT war
up me n!!a l9 e"ap'e e''A e01''
o3i f., Inn.no-,o extend the charter of Princeton
and Ponoac. tasSieo-5eas t,o +oun NJ sfason.
Mr. uuntef~oato - 'hcolpotale @n' 3'"A ~
fassea-JeaS - Alexander ,.norted bill to In
cnrnor1to tfo Metropolitan Gas Company, VIII
s@,.endsnent that. pt1ess organized within one
Xesr. It would he null. It was rccoumftted:
III. Metcalf, from tho Committee On Banxs ano
Corporations. m9ved to &C 1n9sfr s bridse be-
TO anpeat anntS 81 he Ohio and Missouri
I'VE M,es,attnni. On motion OF MI. Metcalf It was
ref.rrcd to Committee on Banks and C9rpofatloas.
Mr Webster reported bl to 91,a ne " 1nat
Court iin chie7EG ~ stmyeas baSneg .: % nare H. S'
ponc 70 ~ ot 4, rotsr r. ;he Juciasy
sves II. nays Ia, Speaker voted aye. Motion
cssTr,ca.' N@'O
4 Communication wss received rom iae eoTss. IT.
nor relative 10 the Calumet feeaertaana. Faa
Communication transmits tesser - sGm IN ds ao
, 1865-02-10

NV YoHK. Feb. 9.-Ihe Herald's City Point
dispatch Of the 7th says: ''The enemy abandoned
the ground IN front Of the Sd corps that be had
s f. ts oGsR 19 mn haas as na
parties WeIe busy nn day In gtyip. them the last
Ttcs. We are still holding and intend ia hold, all
a eeo!a
killed and wounded, between $50 anA 800 in the
cd corps and probably not far from 800 IN the 5,h
The loss Of t4e 1attef L. Ii, sstnstsa much
ssBrfeaaier General II. E Davies, Commanding a
brigade Of cavalry, Is slightly wounded. Major
Tremaine, On General ofegs's staa, is reported
III was reported ast eyenine1,t the front thst the
cavalry, which had advanced to Dtuwfddia Court
orse seyond at The Boydowa y ,S pa9s roaa
about q hundred horaess said to belong to Brad
~ Ia generally Observed By our officers and
soldiers that the enemy do not fight as Wel as Tor
merly and 1t Is to great extent attributed to the
bewllderlug tactics Of General Grant, which keep
them in constant motion, marching from one
until they become disheartcned and dispiEifed,
ready to throw down she!r arEns and yteld them~
selves prisoners whenever opportunity offers"
Yesterday tlfat The War Department had received
Intelligence that Ge1. Lee had commenced the
evacuation IT Richmond, and It was supposed that
we're designed to cnt hin of on the South Side
Raij1oad. Our dispatches state that it has been
satisfactorily asccrtaincd that Lee has, up to ths
time at least, sent very few Of his troops south.
The New York ITttu1ets special. 7th, says
II Tho rebel attack oq the left OF the 9Th corps sna
gallanty rcpuscd by Ayrc's DIVISION: with consId.
corps reats on the Boydtovn plank road, and the
entire front Of tho 5lh and Sd Corps are being
strongly fortified to the left OF tho old fortified po
sition, which is held by the 5th Corps"
"Gregg's cavalry ls sull on reconnaissance to
wards the South Side Road.
"The whole number OF rebel prisoners taken ~
to last evening was about eU.
"A snoW storm prevails this morning
NEW YonK, Feb. e.-The New York Tribune
correspondents from the battlefield. dated 7th,
in the ioscnoon which Is the latest received saEa
.'Just before oark. the evening previous. on
troops gallantly repnlsed desperate charge mad
by the rebels. The lelt OF the 9Th corps rests o.
being strongly fortified" This correspondent
gives no Indications OF any slccess whateYer o.
the part Of the rebels. Our troops have advanced
and bsayely hold the ground they have taken>"
REBEL ACCOUNT
NEW YonK, Feb. 9.-Late Richmond papers hay
the following:
"PxTrnsBEno, Feb. e-The enemy demons1s
| ted severely On onr right. Onr pickets on Ger
Jordan's front were driven in early this moFrins
| and portion OF the enemy,s forces Eeachcd II
| yaushan road and crossed n Aatehers kqn. som
tkIrmishin. has occurred. The object Of tue UoV'
| ment is not developed. The ene1ny's traane hay
becs running incessantly for the last two night
1t II supposed they we're cnrry,ng troops from I2c
! right from to II o'clock last night The hcavie
! rapppnadns that occurred for weeks took piat
| on cur left, cspecd by the enemy hhell1ns OF
| Chesterfield works. No casualttes."
, 1865-02-10

FROM CAIRO WESTERN
KENTUCKY.
an Expedition from Columbus Gen.
Hunter ut Cairo.

c41no. Feb. o.-our sister city Of ce,unbns
IVES the Ectnc OF much excitement on Tuesday
evening last, occasioned b. flag Of truce arrlv-
tnr at The picket lines. The lag csmc In under
The pretext of making IN arrangement hy which
the rehc,s we're to cooperate With our fo.ess in
a.aisting to clear Western Kentucky OF gucrlfl1s:
hut cul. Hycks, the ever-vfgllant commander or
the post, having reason TO suspect u vas ior ne
or action short notice and at once se! to work
to cobb1c tho " Johnnies." Learning that anont
i50 Of them were encamped nbout twelve miles
tack OF Columbus near Clinton, IN expedition
was sent Out by railroad the same night. consist
ing .oi shout lso men under command Of hstorr
Lansing, 4th United Ststes artillery (co!ofcd1
They proceeded By rail- within i've miles Of Clln-'
tou, where they disemhsrked, and proceeded GU
from CLINTON 'hey werc ared npon BY rebel piek t1s
ces fl1lowed them closely some distance, when
they found that the rebels had taken refuge within
small fort or stockade. They opened o vigorous
fre on tbe approach Of our forces hut he charge
OF orr colorcd boys soon caused grand skedad-
die, and resulted IN killing two men and capturing
ono Lieutenant one Sergeant, ont man ana tEetse
mounted. it was deemed useless TO follow them
with iniantry. The expedition returned yester-
day morning, without the loss OF single man.
, 1865-02-10

The Legislature Of Illinois has practically
rcscindcd the only good thing relating to
chartered corporations that 1t las done this
session: Very carly in the session the House
adopted resolution, on the motion Of Mr..
Brown, Of Winnebago, requiring every bill
granting charters for new railroads or addl-
tiennl privileges to old ones, to contain
clause making such railroads subject to my
law Of n general character hereafter cnacted
By the General Assembly, regulating the
tariffs Of said railroad for the transportation
Of freight and passengers. That resolution
has been practically rescinded, and things afe
now going in heller skcltcr. -.-
We expected this. 4 Legislature Which
would pass the Chicago horse rallWay Dill
NAV do anything. The bars OF decency
being down, The lawlcss majority may 60 Wild
in ans direction. The only acceptable thing
they Gun now do is to adjourn We doubt II
they will do even that while there is anything
lctt which wealthy corporation may desire to
steal. We beg them, for the sake Of public
morals, to take all there is left, and 80 home.
No price that can be paid will be too dcar,
whicl. shall remove 60 great scandal from
public view.
In this connection We call the attention OF
cur renders 10 the wholesome comments Of
the Peoria Transcript On the horse railway
sviudle. The Transcript does not wonder
TINT Mr. Chas. H. Reed holds the Illinois
Legislature In contempt when 1t assumes to
examine into the corruptions of its prcdcces-
, 1865-02-10

tbority from the General Atsonabls-ordeEed to
III. Joslya introduced resolution Prov1d7nG l9s
ths rnhljtat,nn Of The list Of casualties Of Iinols
sosf ri 9sisi Rafssss e. sseases
At, t ccIisn1ar ~ 20 n Henry comfy passed
" nj. IT, 5ohpsonA @ iii 81 he relief Of Humphrey
lae Kepda fSD1i fSD PsisSa s9ssea
In Mceo9pin coun uni ot,ered to adjourn Monday
eyenns 9es snsasT sassGt9s IhHfsasy 1nossyf
ne3l. snolatt r teS1r Tie yeas and nays On the
The Monse tbcu Toted 10 adjourn On Thursday
next, ut IL o'eIockM.
Ahinurrcd.
, 1865-02-10

There Nns fatt attendance On 'Ch1ny9 fo-u1T,
cnl the rcuera1 markets were shade 1rmer, but
the demand was light, and there WIS lack Of ac-
tIyity.
Tho provision market VAS without material
change. Among holders there was 1rmes feel
ing. and moro interest Wis manifested BY buyers.
but there ~as but little inquiry. Mess Pork was
incurred for to moderate extent, and VIC roto
sales Of rs brls city-packcd at $3f,M. Prime
Mess Pork was dull, With sales OF only 20o bti. on
the enot at $500, and 200 brls, bnyer all the
modfh. at S3o,D0 There was good demand for
sweet ricklea Hams and the market was shade
better. with sales u 800 tics atl0G9l6!c-se'ers at
the close holding very arm at 16Ac- bn'k Meats
we're neglected. There vas a fair inquiry Tor
Enr,,sh Nildlcs, but the offerings were light. and
oniv nm brs Cumberlands were sold at TIC. The
acmnua for Lard was less active than Tor several
asva nast. and tho market ruled quier, with buy
ers Of prime eteam nj &c and sellers ns nc. d
1ot of 1C0 tres Nn, Lard wus sold at soa:.
Dressed Hogs were steady and fsa, but notycry
or,,rr yyifh sales Il Sta,a50t4.fo.
Hfchwinca were quiet but firm, and In tho 40
.a1ee al tu1es wo quote the market nominal at
r. 156a1e, A lot Of 800 orls was sold, buyer
thirty days, at Sa-Ia.
Etonr wss In very limited request, mud tho mhs-
st MID dull, with aales Of only 800 b.1p, At SO 90
fnr white wintor, and S7.7o1s.N lor spring ex-
| tras.
wheat WIS asmer, and prices advanced le rcs
, 1865-02-10

Here the market opened at s1a, declined to gu,
at which figure It c1osed steady. silTez was nom
inal at 19sGsoo. Five-twaeHes were Arm at 1o95
buying and 1905 selling. Ten-forties were quiet
at 101{ buying and 1921 selling.
On account Of the activity in recruiting, large
quantity Of Cook County Bonds were suddenly
thrown On the market, and they fell At ono time as
low rs 73D75c, but subsequently rallied TO s5c'
We would suggest that Ward Committees, In
stead of rushing around the street pressing the
market with bonds, that they give them to some
relinble broker to sell on the Stock Exchange OF
elsewhere. There ia no reason why they thould
be sold at such aiaeonnt. ......
in New York money Is offered In great ahuu-
dauec on call. with good collatera1s, at 6Ge per
cent: but It is difficult to sell commercial paper at
discount of s1t2 per cent
The following arc the nominal rates for ex-
change In New York; Bankers Sterling, sixty
days, 1la{; Bankers Sterling, three days, 1loa1
11c9; Merchants Sterling, 1os@1oai; Franc, 6:lo@
Sis.
The returns OF the Bank Of England for the
week ending January 19, compares with the state
~,.nf of &h1 nrcSfnns week as fnl1nNB:
, 1865-02-10

xr OUR ATTENTION HAVING BEEN CALLED
to assertions and atateerts lately male In the pub
lie r1luts with tho deagn Of desracting from the high
repute enjoyed By Thread, We beE to state that
eur standard has never bern changed during the pa7t
Thirty Years: and thns now as heretofore. no pan9
expense are, will be, spsred 70 maintain for this
Spool Cotton itz present character.
The attention. Of BuTezs and ConAuess Is drawn IA
the fact that most Of tho Threads offered to tho
public from No. 50 upwsris arc marked Upland that
the difference In the coarsenees Of numhe, supposed
to correspond with ur numbers, often vas1es Eom
ten (10) to twenty ptr cent
issGg7t1.1otts J. F. GOATS.
, 1865-02-10

The following telegraphtc colloquy took
place between prominent Republican in
Washington, and the editor Of the Indt1tnd-
ent in this city:
"WAsu1EaroE, Feb. 3.--Can the Eadpeud
txt be turned into daily paper as an organ
Of peace through war and not negotiation:"
Whe1eto the editor replied as follows:
s:NEw ToRK, Feb. 3.-The Independent will
consent to receive commissioners on the sub
, 1865-02-10

a1nn ren,.s .s@, ,0M 81

Etrn,e,n vecrs ,sa7 S9,6Sa3
The a,ove exhibit shows much healthier stsie
Of affair, t,,an we expected. If there u co11es.
pondint falling OF IN the imporsatons o. otaet
c!assea If goods, It Is not at OIL strange .. aos,
eign exhangc should be drug IN NeW tosk, aaa
thst eon shon1d struggle as IL has done during
tho paa,ten davs to keep above 100. When Nc
cons,le. that he DIR Goods trade alone during
thc has, eighteen weeks required ssoooo,ooo less
ottarelyn Exchange or gold than 1t did year ago
there IL nothing to be wondered at when gold de-
-Ths members Of the new Public Petroleum
Exchange, At their first meeting in New York,
PRIOR te business proceedings, entered into social
conrer.tlou concerning wells, Oh, aessi7ks,
, 1865-02-10

~ Hon. Joseph Scgar will, 1t is under
stood, present his credentials on Monday or
Tuesday, as Senator from the State Of Vir"
ginia. THIS will lend to decision Of the
question by tAat body whether the State Is
entitled to recognition. She has no repre-
scntatiycs in the House, those who rcprescn-
ted themselves Us members have been ruled
out. It is known there arc three States in
what has been called the *'O}d Dominion"
namely, the Governments at Wheeling, Rich
mond and Alexandria and 1t IL the case OF
the last named now In controversy.
, 1865-02-10

The Bank Of England rsturns show that tbs p.i.
yate deposits, which were swclled on the 11th OF
January by no less sum than e2,299, ,15o by the
nayuncnt Of TIC dividends, declined on the 18th
e1,516,t ,tBI. There IL alBo decrease shown of
ezss SCI IN the government deposits. The falling
of In the Banks discount and loan business how.
crer Is a.tested hy the further diinution Of e1,-
5Gs,eT ii the private securities, and thus tho de-
cline in the reserre Is ltmiteG to e157,57s. The
coin and bullion Increased ;f7o, ,ss7. At the cor
responding date Of last year, the reserve was 81,
90 ESQ les and the bullion 81, ,1oa, LIS less.
The following table shows the ga1ne Of tho
weekly imports Of Dry Goods ut New forx Tor
eighteen weeks past, compared with tho coEfcs4
, 1865-02-10
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EvaN1xd> Feb. Q, 1865.
Tho morning board opened rather dnll, and
sales Of Gold, on both mornj6g and afternoon
hoard, were limited. Government securities wero
In come demand, at 1oel 0.02s for 1o40's, and 100
for 5-e0's. There was considerable activity In
Cook county scrip, ard some $37, GOO vas sold ut
739s2.
IRE fo11nwfnt- were the 93fes:
, 1865-02-10

CrrpE O11--Tls market remains QUIT; there be-
Inc no stock to operate With: hn'e5 os bis hsayy
FrEukIu tf ut 42c, packages rctuFued this articlH
being fI superior quality, c3amsuds 6a7c gallon
more than other descrlptlons s1es Of 81 brls heaTy
ali At J.xe. packeges returned.
zF1axn oIl-We Id ut ssEn Of a9y r. tsa9sact;ons
&c toE 2o0 brls bonde delivered during the present
| month The susTes Was: We wilt deliver 2!y0 ota,
bonded on board the cls3 at Pts&8bur, Tor 1C: Lbs
| f.P Phph hr vEe
, 1865-02-10
Cincinnati Provision Market.

The provision market has been ver7 dul, and there
has not been enough done to establish prcrs. M'sl
pork declined to s70o for city lard to &c, and halx
fests to l5 and lie for shoulders anu sides, loose
on Nondsy and yesterday there was better feeling
s1 n; arttcleS Rrrc held with more f1mness. Ness
rork conld not hsve been bought below 50 o though
wc aid not Eenf OF any buyers. Bnfk meats TaFs bel
af 15ji3Ec With sots cenand for shoulders 1t 131c
Lard aas heh 1t &c. with eesdde1aes dsn:na - q
Win sales at 2oHgnkc-the latter rate for head.
, 1865-02-10

TurE.pAY EvExtxo, Fsb. 0. 1865.
The market forE1y Goods has bcen tteacIer and
rose active during tho week than for q month past
Tho panic which to1k place ln Now York and ese-
where for time frightened buyers oil, but they
now puschaaing freely, and ouF Whocs sic houses arc
doing aheayy business for tue season.
Prices are shade easier than 1t tho date OF last
market report, and We notice they even lower
thsn the lobbirg prices In New York. "a reported In
this mornings TR1BUsB. Nc quote:
, 1865-02-10

ST. LOUIS, Feb. o-co1. Hayes, commissary Of
This department, made eontac1 yesscraAay A no6 1od
DO Il sl3c, being decline o &c since the previous
contrsc's; W0,C00 pounds Of brown sugar WAS
Sis hundred and ninety three bales Of cotton
arrived here Yesterday.
, 1865-02-10

I T,JTMDEK-Rcceived $500 It lumber. and SC, ,G1o
shKle.; shipped ~ 0Co It lumber, shingles aud
GOu lath- The n ktket Is quiet but firm, with no
change In quotations. We quote: .,
, 1865-02-10
nul the Amendment

kentucky ind the Amen1taent'
louisville. Feb. 0.-Govcrnor Bramlette, In
his mcssaee to the Legislature in relation to tho
propoaed amendment Of the Federal Constitution,
Yields to the amendment bnt thinks the National
millions Of dollars, the estimated value Of her
slaves in 1864, asa consideration for Kentucky :
ns.ent thrrttn
, 1865-02-10

New YORK, Feb. 9.-Thc Mtratds Fortress
suyc Uis peeu msdg for complete czehanse of all
cu2s eoefea sooR; The f1sF f;
ii arn cxchanneds The.exchanCe wit take place
At Aiken's Landing, On James River, and boata
viii run reeuIariy between Annapolis and that
min
, 1865-02-10
GREAT GIFT D1STRlBU-
" TON.
100000
WATCHERS. CHANN DIAMOND Rings, &C..

WATCHES, CAl1NS, DHa0AD RlN6S' &C'
WORTH OVER
ONE MILLION DCLLA1S9.
All to be sold for One Dollar each /!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Not TO be paid for until you Know
What you are to Receive.
apHHNn1U LIST Or ARN1CI.3H.
, 1865-02-10
U, S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authozIty Of tue Secretary OF the Tstasu1T the
undersigned has ss.esned The General Subscription
Agency + the sale OF United States Treasury Notes.
bearing sercu and three tenhs per cent INTEREST," per
snnuu, known rs the
SEVEH.Tk(RTY LOAN.
These Notes arc Issued under date Augpss 13b 1851.
and are payable three years rom thai time, In cnsze-
cy or are at tho option Of tho ho1tcr
q. g. 6-2o Six per cents
, 1865-02-10

tfEbE kAt ILL., 41AN* NHAAF0ssosA<J
To the dcncit In the number Of hogs, Is shown BY
tho reports We h,vc published from week to week,
We should have addrd ITO for the over estimate ~
made Of ths packing Atths pase. las: January which
will lncrsaas the dgures given In our last to s!1s
hnY8.
, 1865-02-10
EKOM EINLHNNA1IAs
Ohio Kat1fieR-TNo of Hoods Corps
Gone to South Carolina.

C1HcIsSA71, Feb. 9.~-Tbe Ohio Legislature rail-
fcs the constitutional! amendment.
s.Two corns Of Hoods army-Cheatham's and
Yee'e-bnye been sent 10 South Carolina"