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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
CON- MIssIoNER,s sALE.

DY ORDER OF TIE COURT or C0Aaos
ID Pleas Of the County Of Vsnderourgn Ana
State Of Indiana, wili- a. tse DOOR oi u cssls
Hozs- in the city Of Evansville, On saturday tns
7Eh Gay Of January. Iss5s ~ o'elock P. K sell =
public auction TO the highest blddsrs The usdiTi-
dsd two thirds q lot Ne. J. n = N BATES sao-
division Of lots YES Us and rs, in the Original
PisH q the city Of Evznsviis being > iest ircat
b 50 feet deep, and situated ca Vine, between
secOEd and Third Streets, the property o. he heirs
q Walter Raleigh. deceased. Terms. one half
sszh, and enc half IN twsivs months With inter-
est. etc.
The remaining ons-third VII be sold ~ the sane
tirzs On the SANE fsFms
joHH }. CHAspLKEs
aselsswd oomninzioDss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
CoLLECToR,s SALE.

NOTICE " BEREBY GIVEN That I.
IN william q. Boepple. Collector u the City ~
Evansville, between the hours Of 3 and u O'Clock
a m, aad aus O'Clock D. M, on
WEDNESDAY. THE sth or FEBRUARY. 1sa5.
wni sel ai pablis aueiion a. tho door = the
Court Houss 10 tbs city of EvAassills, Indiana,
the following lots, parts " lots. and parcels Of
real estate and improvements aaae sd Tor the pay
Hsnt u city a1es Tor the var 1884, due from the
oWnefa taereaf e. the city Of Erausvilis--sais
taxes being now due aud uupAid-Aud for the costs
Of said sale. and that TIE sald sale will b. cor
fnued on ths neat dag thereafter, viz: on Thurs
cay, the sch day q February. 1885, a. O'Clock
M. ~ tie daur ~ the CouF House In Kvanssitis
Tor tha purposs 4 ssliiuE such property a. may
have been sold the day first above nsntionsd
sud not paid for
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
i A. INVALID.
Published for the benefit aHd ~ caution 20 Yonug
men aud others who suffer from NerTcas Debility,
Premature Decay q Hanhood. &C. supplying ~
tho same time the means Of self cure. b ous
Who has cured himself after undergoing consider
aba ausckery By enclosing a postage paid ID.
dressed enEaiops, siugie copies may = had q the
anfksr, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esg
dece-lmd&N Brooklyn, Kings Co. =. !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
BUILDING.
Green Bellamy,

- u 4 Is ID u II,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY ASSoUNCK TO
w tn buiidiuE mm1u " Of Evansyiife that,
having isconna I'D himseif from the hrm Of
Las, BTo. & Co.. rsfurns his Einesrs thanks for
al pasf saV6rr and snfleita eaatiu unnee Of pub
ge patronage, be Is sttl iu the I'D line % Be s.
nsss, and wih b al 70 take contracts in she
brick bui ding line Beng fer many years lp this
bnsivess 81 Evansvii ?, Be teei4 cohaeeBt be can
sci the arnauts and il also able 60 give accurate
accounts To surveys CT ne "a sassois % any stzfs
buildinxs rntrusied 20 bis super ntau5eace- Also.
particnl r attehtion given 20 slAtiug. fetA-tE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

AAsoSIc TEXPLs-The great play Of
PizArro will be produced at Masonic
Temple, to night, with Mrs. Golden as
Cora, and Mrs. Bres az a. Elvira.
Il Is one Of the finest plays in the
language, aud should draw a large
house.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
CoMmIssIoN.

aAhtuea uoHArH B. D. g. pu squcurr.
BOGKER s. DusOUCHBT.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
NO. 30 WAT a. STREET.
Orr'a HIocb, ntNi daar t1 70 paiEoli,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
E9 Highest cash ptIcg paid far 81 klrds q
Country Produces Prompt attention. gigen 90 all
OrIers dectn-Gm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
Local Notices.
Female Seminary.

Prof Walkers Female School viii
commence It's third term At 9 o'clock
this morning in the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church, corner Of Second and
Chestnut streets. There is room for a
few more pupils Tdlt1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
NOTICE.

sSHE vEsTRY or SAINT PAUL's CHURCH
] will appiy t. the Common Ceuucil for psrnig,-
sion to erect = two-story frame parsonage 10 the
rear o. the Church. d. G KELLER.
febf-2w Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

4 a b IN q 1 y L a n - .
aAFEHAvBJUsF RECEIVED SOME OF THE
~ huest8ustrUmsatse ever brought 10 this city.
We have now en- hsnd six different styles of
elanoss from ipNr Of she irst-class manuiscteries
Of New York aua Boston
Those desirieg 20 purchase will ind il 10 their
interest 80 give Us cali.
Ne have also several Of the Mason & Hamlin's
teotoet Organs which competent and disiater-
sssea judges unhesitatingly pronounoe far supe-
flSr 10 all ether reed ins trnmentE,
misses T. a A. LAWRENCE,
jana water street, frat door below Chestnut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06
FIANo! FIANo!!
DRUGS, LIQUORS. sc.

~ ~ - = - - - - - 49, w.
a EuruEE SUPPLY Qs THE FOLLOWING
y sec, aui .uaa ,u tctt1Vl uaediciual liquors,
comuisug Pgrt Catawhs. tArot, SawturS
Sherry .ja t' B.ackoatry, strawberry, cherry
aud iis~rbarIy A3aN, 0srae tnfle and peacf
Btardas heurcan, IL ftns tau,liy Hyc aud
Ola Dominion wheat TeHic ,siskis,; old Tom,
LoHdau Cerdlat ui lra3en uoek aud Holiaua
Gins. and Jamaic. Runs nr sale a.
sCuLAapl FRS Drug Store
ft-HE CELt DRAFTED BAKING POWDER,
and tratjou's Vest Compound received AID
for saleat stHLAEP ERs Drue store.
ScraGlBl Scratch ! Scratch!
PE0EI Q Ito.
sUR cUEe FoG TTCH, wAGA su
= Scratches ana itlissois 1iange. This prepare.
tion. ts,uE du#, cbfiets sii Zee disagreeaele
siil kumnly quaHNts g Omtment- Price SIC Per
bottle 2or s1b at
SCuLAEFFER'S Drug store,
Corner Main and Second streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-06

GHCC les.

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, 1865-02-06


ToTlds Washington special Bays: VT Is
we'll known here tonight that On this day, the
President, Secretary Seward and the Richmond
Monroc. % md he raaicsl Cengressmen who yester.
dnV snrered at the whole peace atnir, do not hesi-
tafa r. admit fonieht hat their faith IL the other
,Tnv II ia mi nynected that the President and
yrs,a1y = ewar5 s Vii rsturn before snndoy. Tbe
3hii 3enhia.is,5eG eGitnriai IN ueace In the MroniclS
~ ~ 3.v rendereG emnhstic bY It's large csnitals
~ .4s+a5 ras4 a+tentjnn every.vherc and Il
nas - as ~ o1f1c;siT insnirnd. 11
'esosu ss W. y vora;h1ne,s civ Point dfsnatrh
, 1865-02-06
TIE BOARD OF TRADE AND THE
HOKSE.RAlLYtAX SSFlNDLE,

HORsE-RA1LysAX ssyINDLE.
The owners of the South Side Horse Rail-
way arc ali, or nearly all, members Of the
Board Of Trade. Many Of tho owners Of the
North md West Side Railways u e also mcn-
be,s Of the Board Of Trade.
These facts viii easily account for any pro-
test, or counter action, Of a small minority Of
the Board AGAINST the action Of the Board
itself, on Friday, On the horse-railwny swim
die. Members of the Legislature will be
enabled 10 estimate, at Its proper value, the
protest Of members Of the Board who are
go,ged with horse-railway stock, aud few
others who hnve been prevailed upon by con-
sider1ttons Of ficndship, backed by business
connections and personal appeals, to oppose
the large majority Of the Board and the
whole people Of Chicago save the horse-ral-
road men and their employees.
We have never affirmed that the horse rail-
way stockholders, s, as a class, were opposed
to this bill. Some Of the more conscientious
among them arc opposed to it, but the large
majority Of them are tremendously in favor
ofit-those, for instance, who we're so busy
on Friday and Saturday in trying to counter
act the effect of the action Of the Board Of
Trade. When man has fifty thousand rea-
sons in his pocket, and hundred thousand
almost in his grasp, for runnfng htther and
thi'her on the Board Of Trade-for hiring all
the halls in the city to prevent the people
from having any place to meet and protest
against the onlrage-for engaging an the
sleeping CATS On the railroad to deter men
from going to Springfield to protest agalnst
it-dor filling the air with all manuer Of false
hoods against those who do protest against
tive say, when men have flfty OF hundred
thousand reasons each for doing all these
things, surely no member Of the Legislature
need be deceived by the agility they display
or the noise they make.
, 1865-02-06
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.

Far thirty years psst the Expcctoyaut been be-
tore the public, each succeeding year adding to It's
Popularity, and extending the demand until now it ~
known and appreciated In all quarters or the world,
and admitted to be tho Great Reme1y Of the Age for
that widely prevalent Class cf Disease, for which It
Is especially designed.
Having successfully stood tho tea: dt tine. the sa1es
zsl1 increasing. and the dt:ect testimony Of cures
affected By it, accumuating hands the pro-
p1ietors Of tbs K1pectorans eaf justified In rec
menti1K 1t to the afflicted with renewed cou1dencee
uos Indeed, Is being absolutely lnfalls1 IN s cases.
but ~ tie most reab1e curative within the reach OF
the public. calcu1sted In cases to eradicate the
various dtseaaes tor which 1t ID commended, and In
all cases TO afford relief.
II ID also worthy or notice That the test uopy the
remedial properties OF the ExPKc1oRAsr II not coz
dned to the iterats and cEedu.cns, but tnnume,able
ptfsons OF intelligence aud character, claTKymeu
physletans and other7. occupying tho prominent
stations IN society, too honest impose On Others
and too ta9ac!ons to be tpos upon Themselves, not
only use, bo. recommend 1t IN the highest terms or
the uniformity Of s succes in all diseas Of the Pu
monaly QtgAns-
Tbs R1pkcronAsr Is especially commanded to My
1sT1Rs, T1AonE2B, and Others accustomed to speak
ing In Lubtc, Tor tbs relief OF HoaT6enets, sud all
Bronchial Affections. and tor Arengthing tho osgans
Of speech.
Tie E1pectorant snd all Dr. Jayne's Family Medi-
cinea sre sold By Agents and Druggists everywhere
from whom may be had gratis jayne. Me dicA II Aims.
INC. containing reliable Calendar for general uaa
much valuable Information for the sick, AMI the tes.
mony OF thost who hare regatueI their health tha
ute oi our Remedies Dy ali means get cne, and pre-
serve 1t for reference.
All Dr. D. JAYNE 4 SONS Family Medicines are
-; T. EookGS. L6kb 8 sMiTa. b6Esaaa SH1Isi 4 4
1Et-htG{.31 N.T& Y-3ap
, 1865-02-06
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.

The removal of the Capital II urged by the Chi
caso Tribune and the class that Il assumes to lead
the southern md central portion Of the state for
standing BY Gov Yates In the last Senatorial cleo
1ion.-Spraa1deld Journal.
VIC reply to this allegation 1st. The charge
that tho TRIBUNE "seeks revenge dc, is as
false as it is absurd. Springfield and the
"ccntral portions Of Illinois " did not cast a
vote for Yates. He got q few votes from the
Union members Of egypt" but central
Illinois, including Sangamon county, voted
solid against him. ID. The election of Gov.
Yates TO the Senate, has no more to do with
what The TRIBUNE has said on the removal
question, than the visit OF old man Blair TO
Richmond. Sd. The Idea Of removing the
capital elsewhere, originated not with the
Tn1prNE, but with q particular pet and pro-
te1e of Gov. Yates and q quasi resident OF
Springfield. He started the project in let
ter published in the st. Louis Democrat last
November, after the election, stating
that strong effort would certainly nc made
this winter BY the people OF Decatur to have
the capital removed thilher, and further as
serted that the Illinois Central Railroad was
at the bottom Of the scheme, and would sub
scribe million Of dollars towards erecting
suitable buildings there The Item Was ban
died about by the country press for some
time. The TRIBUNE 1idicu1ed the idea in one
Or more articles, and gave no encouragement
or countcnance 10 the proposition. Finally,
It broke out In the Legislature one day, by
resolution being introduced by some member
not from Cook County, providing for the re-
moval Of the capital TO Decatur. Another
member moved to substitute Peoria; third
named Bloomington; q fourth, II We rcmem-
bcr right, suggested jacksonville, and fifth,
pefhaps, named Champaign.
At this stage Of the proceedings Cook
County member proposed Chicago; where
upou q motion was made to lay the resolution
and amendments on The table, which the
uousc refused to do BY decisive vote.
Thereupon the Peoria, Bloomington and De-
catur papers proceeded to argue in favor Of
removal, and to set forth the superior merits
and ATTRACTIONS Of their respective towns.
The ma. ter having assumed this aspect,
and Chicago having been put in nomination,
along with the rcst Of the competitors, the
TRIBUNE concluded that it would not be i'm
proper TO "hose In 4 few romarks to facilitate
business" Accordingly 1t presented In a
modest md diMdent way some OF ths reasons
that might be adduced in favor Of selecting
, 1865-02-06

There Wss good attendance On Change Today
and under the influence OF higher quotations OF
gold, the general produce markets ruled IL fnef.
The Provision Market opened "ltos mucn
drmer and stronger feeling on the part Of the
holders, but the demand for product, except Lard
and English Meats, was very 6tn1nss, and the
news from New York proving untayofabie, the
market closed weak Barreled Pork seems TO be
aperfect drug both In New York and here, and
gold does not affect 1t. Mess Pork was In limited
demand, with sales OF 1,0o0 brls In three lots at
sa30GS3.5o, closinK at the inside quotation.
Prime Meas Pork suffered inrther depreciation
ofa5Gs0c brl. and we note Gales Of only 800 brls
IN lote, at $ss'oGcss:o on the spot, and Ss9oo,
buyer al February Inefe was ia1r demand toE
English Meats, nut the onetfngs are lient, anu
we note aales OF so0 DIS al l7sc 1or Cumoefianas
nnd lstc iof snort tuo- Long Cnl natos were N
Gooa ueIoana, VIVA ta4es oi 4o,ooo pcs At Aoe
boxed lot Of loo oEls Extra Ff1me tofk was
eolo to-uaJ at $500, anu lu. ues smeet p'ekeo
1lans - a. to1c uot aie ae11au .sis "s .a ~
"as pt,sk us4sauu anu ~. LUZ 49,. ~ M .s.. =.
p.sss -, 1x1as -, ~ ~ aas on ~ NJ A.
49, e,nss d. market ns Terv Arm At the outstla
donre with mora buyers than selle.u.
Dressed Hogs were In tair supoly-the receipts
amounting to aUesnd the demand ,yss active
both By packers and shippers, under which the
market advanced about'o0c per 100 Da. with sales
at t912.0Qa1a.e+chieay at x1a6o6a13.o0 dividing
on 700 lbs. One lot Of premium hogs, averaging
$50 d, brought $3.50, but this was an outside
prtce,
Hfghw1aes we're in limited demand and dull at d
further decline }c per gallon, with sales Of 100
hr,s at Sa.15 Besides. these, however, several
lots were sold for future delivery ut q .21laA,
The market for Flour continues dull There
Was some fnouIry today, but as sellers did not
m.ot tba r;owx ~ bnvers hnt 1;ttla hnainaae ,ros
t.ansac+os Tba ,r1v s.1s ronartoa ,ra. !. 1,t ~
80 - oaLnz a~t-...t sy7x
Nv nsst1a ~ ~ saxanao ~ wi, a-,,,u
e,a,.n1. f. . ~ ,a.,,a+ ~ 1ho.. a.s - s,..
"draasa - a. +rsds horsso- ~s. ~ s,.ra ~
Ans.. ~ ~ - ahasa5 haIs ~ =, soca, IN -.
~ s.,1a+ ~, ~
~, se, .as raa ..trai. AZ, ~, 49,
..I. - - = - -. 1a,a ~ - ts.N
sAotc.' aaa p ~ .te - az . neo se',
ess' 4ne iaiAse e'oSeu oui4 ~ e..so !o1 1So.
spring. we nea1o OF no nus1neas II Ho.2 opf1ng-
Corn continues quiet and almost unfntetesdng'
The TRANSACTIONS to-day were light, at Tic Tor Re-
jected IN atore, and sS@o0c Tor the same grade
delivered Fot stfptu,e1' there Is but little in.
onfrv. The IL old aalts" don't see anvthfnr at
oasu'o :" A.
oas1 openea ususe @ anu suaan y, ufnss " sss.sl'
e1 w, p'.en' oa1 al@' 'u1 1sse'pt W tne s
1se" 1olA uspsseues se S.useo aui4. Anou. to",o"
oo cnangeo aanus a. o-eEoae' mosus AZ H.ta9ostc'
!oF no. 1, ana oie iof 80. o.Eciosins Gull NJ dsse
Tor winter" and 6s}c for fresh receipts
hye WIS dull with salea OF 1000 bu at S1.00D
$l:Ul ior NO. IN store: -,
barley was qu1es, "a1a uan'ng snes a. S1'se 1or
, 1865-02-06

We quote: 01s 9NoSe|'SAs >N'
H.xns.x~ MINIocK-
CnnNt@ @..... &au<7 Collar. 2 H.... 'NA y
Ifnr A4"tneas 60 Slkushtef soa. 10 u
Kip,m'dn, : !. f.1EsS3 ssnntaEatef solo a.,
$ SS3.; $ s S1'soso 59sas: a5Ss. s5iss.: g :
Country upper. Ma Il aann otsansn coca
Slaughter, kolr,. ga X T.a,.ho,.
Harness, 2 n.... saa i ~ Ssu.A
~. RS]EPN:i'no NJ. no- ~ u ! Finch s9 c.'f.s - -.
dlum. ....-.- Lxsal.0 F1euchCtif - @-''e -"
Zip, No. hwy. A<.loot m0Inss = 'ne;ns .s,-
Ca1f, e1trA.... 4o04t151 FFenrh{:.If I"'o'tS1Aos
French ktp, lst nnoiurs sec.
Choice. -AH&31t ohds. dcx. 9aesnn -
French csaf q L!ntn:s, taoz, -lsoess IN
~. Z9cGaAls' RnanA- . Je1- I5ns1 Il ~
LUMBEK-Eece!ytd, t14Mo lumber ana mi orS
shingles shipped. 2a.CC1 lumber D,lG0 saIgie, snx
:2.tp0 tatb. The market = dull owing to tbs un.xt
tied ssste OF the weather, bus prices unchaorsd
q
, 1865-02-06
Rafsroud Disaster.

CMcnsAn, Saturday, Fe5. "a bad 5t g gaesldegt
this morning. at Lees Creek bridge, sixty miles
was carried away during the night by the soFgiag
OF Ice md high water, leaving ne bridge standng
ine M IF one baggage car reached the center Of The
bridge, when Il gare wsy, preGfpitatng The whole
tain into the creek below distance OF hity feet
AZ nersons seriousIf injured. The rear car fell on
end, took fire, and seven passengers were burned
to death.
Oh,c ReiiTnnd rsn OF The track near Newark, this
morning, mon % throwing The cars down ar embanknent
no one Was seriously injured.
, 1865-02-06
tmnorr;,nt from the south.

Fon71iEss McxnoE, Friday, Fchrnary3 The
etca1nc. Gosernor Chase arrived hers last evening
rom Fort Ftehcr, with the 1nal}s and dispatches
fr<7m 0nr army operating against Wilmington.
Nothing had tran.rssed In the movements Of
Ger. Terry's army.
r,.n 11iItnn Head, with Ma}oT anderson, benrer
~ ;mnnrta1t dispatches from General Sherman.
shcrcnf forces weEe stiil 7iet2;onsly
nTns,ect ri st1fk1ng d1sastrous ow on tho rebel
frces cocf ntraied in the v1eluity Of Charleston.
, 1865-02-06
Chicago Gribntrt.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1866.
THE HORSE RAILROAD BILL We
TOEDs

Never since Frlnklin drew the lightning
from tie heavens, or Morse harncssed it 10
the chariot Of thought and sent The rieRlcas
messenger upon It's errand, did it bring more
welcome tidings than flashed over the wires
yesterday TO The anxious aud expec.ant people
of Chicago-that the gallant, noble hero Of
Shiloh" whom the people love as Dick Oslos-
by, aud honor as the Governor Of Illinois, had
vetoed the infamous Horse Railroad Bill,
The meeting last evening filed MetAppoli-
ian hall 10 oyerfowjng with about twenty-six
hundred Of our citizens, Of all classes, as to
wealth and condition, but Of ono mind in
condemning The great swindle. The m
nouncemcnt was received with dea!enInr
clccrs and the entire proceedings
were pervaded by the utmost enthusi-
asm. The futile attempts made on
former occasions to pack the meeting with
ostleIs and drivers was not repeated, and the
meeting was uniform, orderly, enthusiastic
md unanimous. And now We appeal to our
legislators, especially the members from
Cook county, to make the onend honora-
be to the people Of Chicago on this question.
They have reason to be grateful to those who
have opposed this bill, for the considerate
and personally respectful terms in which the
language of their hostility has been couched,
so far as the members Of The Legislature are
Concerned. Not an accusation derogatosy to
the integrity or the intelligence Of any ono Of
those members has been publicly male, 80
far az our knowledge extends. II the people
are opposed to this bill there can be no ex-
cusc for passing 1t. 1fthcy are not opposed
to il, is perfectly safe to submit the question
to them. It cannot be submitted to one N q
thousand Of the parties to be really affected
by it, for they are unborn OF not yet residents
Of the city. But it can he submitted to the
present people Of Chicago. This boon they
nsk- For this right they plead. Will onr
members in The Legislature refuse its Can
they ask the people to forgive, still less re-
wnrd, them II they dos. The submission to
the people at special election can delay the
bill but few days Of the nineteen years
which the companies already have Of the
franchise. In the name Of right, Of Justice
and Of popular sovereignty, force not this
chain upon our nccks. Submit the bill to
fhr fconl,.i
, 1865-02-06
THOMAS ARMY
The Troops Well Located and in Good
Conlltion-Deserters Etc.

Exw YoEK, Feb. 1.-THE Nsrdld's dispatches
@ Tom Eastport 25th. represent the troops or Gen.
y located and IN excellent condition, impatient
for another advance movement The rebel de-
the national solder. ara stationed, arc Constantly
coming into the Uuion lines. Gen. Thonnas'
con1misrar1es have to feed large number Of tho
destroyed, or carried on The greater portion Of
their provsfons."
Lou1sv11LE, Feb. 4,-Yesterday's Nashville
Onion says: " Intelligence entirely reliable re-
ports thst Taylor's t1ate Hood'sl army ia rapidly
disbandlng. Desesters by hundreds are coming
into our lines"
, 1865-02-06

New YoaK. Feb. THE comnssresarg T. Wash.
Informed Yesterday that Gen. Grant contemplated
uecohations with The enemy for IN exchange Of
prisoners at tho rate Of 5000 per month. which is
The fndicst1ons arc that more vigorous war
policy will now be adopted.
The cabinet wss called togethsFs To-day and
doubtless the result Of the fFestdents confer
epce was 1aid before them.
, 1865-02-06
1888, 1861. 1866.
For the week. ..&a3st,975 43,171,842 $5416,660
PreY'1y repo1ted10, ,e69, $50 1901663o l4,al,61a
Since Jsn. !, $1c,7s1 BE s1s.ts7 7,473 t9an7,1;s

Since Jan. ]. $1c,7s1,312 $13.157,41 90,H7, TT
The exports Of domestic produce for the week
include les brls Of pot ashes, IS brls pearl ashes
30 09D brls wheat iouE. 4e5s brls corn meal. 03l
candles, 1883 bales cottpn, a,s;1 bales haJ, 85
balee hops, 20 brls roains 81 brs spirits tutpen-
fine, g br1a tar brls pitch, 40 gals whale oi IS
seed oil, 3,111 bills pork, 1,sa6 hrla and 11s tcs
bcef, 7 663 s cut meats, 476 $50 !os butter, 476,
2l7 MS cheese, OILS bs lard, 451 brls rice, s41
heads and 1852 other pigs crude tobacco, $40
r,fnrt 1r
, 1865-02-06
From IKcnruclVe

JosEsv1LLE, Saturday, Feb. 4.--The gneri1las
railroad depot and The contents OF the telegraph
office, Instruments, etc. 1Vhilo the depot was
burning, they robbed the stores and everybody
they met Ut watches, money and clothing, and
then started down the Versailles Pike Il inll
speed. 1t is reported that the gang was lad by
Quantre1l, Sue Mundy and Macrudcr, and that
they had just previously been driven away from
Georgetown by Federal forces.
, 1865-02-06
AlleaheuF Live Stnek nlar1et-Eeh. ..

The market continues dull: In fact tha oper atons
we're Teaueea @ pretty much 70 retail sAes The dull
Ing buyers cautious, TIE transactions ss compared
M!tn Les eek exhibit large ~ ling sf Goo1 cat
rr1ces were shace lower. Hogs-The dem and was
limited ard 80 wtre Tho TRANSACTIONS The prsucipat
The principal portion Of th Tere foswardcd
East. Prices ranged nonr e. % ewt-. aa per
quality.
ine H. IL head q s,5 70 head ss sl25ost3 @;
Ip head small 1t J12l0. other ANAL lots were DIS
pos.d of At the zane range OF pfaces sceo1a1ns u
, 1865-02-06
Sinking of Steamers in the Mis-
Ef6AiRui.

CAIRO, Feb. 4.-Of the two steamers sunk b
hoped one may be aavcd-the David Watts, stern
wheeler entirely new, and principally owned by
r. II. hydock. Of this city. She had hole
about seventy five feet long made in her, filling
her hold with ice. The South Water Is side
wheeler, and is In worse condition. It is feared
Rhc will capefze and become total wreck. Ali
tIon when last heard from.