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, 1865-01-28
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
Regulating Tariffs on Railroads.
AN INTERESTING AND WARM
DEBATE on THE SUBJECT.

Q,,~,,,x-.. r a. .,.-
rh...,,, =. No.i..n r. .nla - jan -, 1sa'.
ino queet'on IN tne f1Ent Oh Tie General
Assembly to regulate The passenger and
frct,ht; tariffs m e4ist;np -.;,ro.d, 49, +,so
To- .nss.as nc - 4sts 'an'oaoe' ana tnosc
for which charters are sought this session. ex-
cites deep interest here. and has been tb,
... - ,..,.1, a;......,-. 11,o oos1 w
chuse OF Muen ulScnss1on "hen Incidentally
brought up. At an early stage of the session
q roso1n.san vas fnt,odrco1 10, At. n-e- -,
1,., .e'oia- ''s 3as4ouae"u W AF' n1o" n VI
Hnneorago. and after 4 warm discussion,
fa,ssed. instructiner +1,e Rai1-oed oon,+,f++. >.
~t..,h ~.n.s,. w =. Nsaoau ~, Soun'steS
10 atthcu ploTso 10 each hill reported,
whether for new charter or to amend m o1d
m. enh,ccf,cg +ha roj,rooa ,o,.,,.nr - .,,ah
ones ou''eet4ns 1no 1au1soao company 10 suea
general laws ns the General Assembly
,rov hercafte, n.e. l., ,o,.t,a, - 49,.
1o4J pAee ~ ie.@uon W t"en
freight and passenger tariffs. The instruc-
,;ons nj tho 1.eo1n,;on 49,. -s.o.,;saa 49, hrtha
..o.s - Nv e0o1es4oa "sle 1ecosul@eu ~ 1ao
Railroad Committee and every bill reported
contains the nror,so Yes+cr;i.v Mr. Do1ton
s-s P'o'A'o' teste'oay ~. Do'Iuu'
Of COOK, offered resolution resembling the
former resolution. and nlacinr The new char
+.r, ,rr.,to;s -..,.-.L is - a.. ~,
'eio s'an1eo upon tne same 1oolmg as tne o'o
, 1865-01-28

PORTLAND, Jan. n-!The steamer Hibernisn,
ton Lvergeol the 12h sna the
LyEapooI, jan. 13-Cetton opened dnlf, With
heavy decline, and closed better, with dec1ino
Of ID On he week. Miadling orleans Sst. Bread.
stuffs dull. Wheat declined leazd. froS1slons
quiet and steady.
The bullion In ihe Bank Of England has In.
creased El64, ,OO0. The band nas Feoucso tne 1ato
Of discount to II. era.r
, 1865-01-28
u icAG0 STOCK MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING", Jan. q, 1861.
The advance In gold to-day caused considerable
excitement md activity Ut both boards ofthe Stock
Exchange, hnt' the transactions were confined
chiefly to gold, the sales Of whioh n<a given be-
low. It has been altogether the busiest day since
the establishment Of the Board.
An effort Was made by Aome OF the members to
exclude II ,m tic cali, an. 7. Exchange" bnt the
motion to keep 1t on the list was carried. The ex-
cuae for dropping It WIS that It intesfersd with the
business OF bankers and brokers who dealt in the
article.
, 1865-01-28
Hogs were dull, owing to the light receipts, but
prices were shade better than yesterday.
LATER

In the afternoon, owing tn the advance In gold,
the Whest market was excited, and No. Spring
advanced TO 81 b201 .sas and closed quiet at tho
inside quotation. Oats we're in demand at 63}e for
No. 1, but sellers were holding ut &C. HIghwines
were in fair request at $a14, ael1era asking sa16
The Provision market wss frmer, but there was
but little activity. Prime Ness Pork waa offered
at s32 &C, with some inquiry al Sa1.5o. Mess Pork
was held at $500, buyers Offering $34.00 for good
brabtlk
, 1865-01-28

Lib BKR-Reseiyed 50. ~ Iee. lam6eF and 100
shingles ahpped 2a coo lu1uhcr 1.5roo ahnstea and
t56oGo lath- Firm With good demand Il previous
, 1865-01-28
FROM CAIRO.
Military Squable at Columbus, II

CA1Ro, Jan. e7.-The steamer City Of Catro has
arrived from Memphis with l50 bales OF cotton for
st. Louis.
Col. Macarthur, commandant At Columbus, Ky.,
has been placed under arrest by Gen. Meredith,
and Col. nicka assisncd 10 the command or that
post The precise charges against Macarthur have
not been d,vulged. bit his arrc1t was probably
regarding cotton permits and other matters,
through Gen Dana, who claims command ut that
part OF Kentucky 10 Cairo, which Gen. Meredith
, 1865-01-28

EvHIEa SEss1oN-Jau. n.
There Eas fair attendance at the second board
this evening, but the volume Of business tranaact.
ed WIS less than at the first board. The luctua-
tons in the gold market thro chill over tho
members, and that buoyaney which characterized
the morning session was entirely wanting. The
following wore the quotations received at tho
rooms Of the Board: 8:35 p. m., go; GDo. 2l9S !;
o1o ASK; 300 a17i; 9:a5 21sa1; 04o, 219s; 1000
cloa1pg a16i 10o5 ''street" rate s15f 101U, 2l5t
1o:15, 215a 10:s0, al7}.
The following are the sa1es made during tho
, 1865-01-28

Enils, md dispatches from onr forces In that VI
cfuity. Nothing or importance has ret tEanspIred-
Heavy guns are teirg nonntnd At City Point md
o,her places to Oppose the rebel neet, should i:
egstn attempt to pass those points.
The Irousides and Atlanta were ordered up tho
sIeUfS riYRt 14et nYcniD2.
, 1865-01-28

WAsuISoTox, 3nu. N.-1t Is reported that Mr..
Blair, sr., returned late last night The oront e1
cites hut little interest, =
The Richmond DI$patth Of the 18th, g2ys: stThe
city was full Of runoIs yesterday morning, to the
agreed upon between the Confederatea and tho
United 6iates, and some went so far as to state
that white aags were Tying from the hostile lines
below Richmond. These stories were the offspring
Of idle faneies. So far from their being an arms.
tsce between the belllgereAts there was more OF
active war yesterday on the lines below here, than
slnce last November. Our rams and small wooden
The design, 1t is supposed, Of damaging tho Yam
kee pontoon bridgez near Deep Bottom, their ship
ping, and, il fortune favored, their storehouaos at
Rrrmuda Hundred and CITY POtnt.N
, 1865-01-28
From SAVANNAH.
and Artillery in South Caroltnn-A
Cargo Of Food Arrived at Savannah,
Contributed In New York.

New YonK, Jan. ,27;:-1he Steamer United
national forces near Pocotaaigo, South Carolina,
had captured two thousand rebels and their mr.
tilicEy.
Of food contrl.1=l by the people Of this city for
the sufferers of S.rannah. La'. reached the latter
place, and tho distribution Of her supplies had
been commenced. The Mayor OF Savannah, in
hia tpcreh, accepted The lunations, warmly thank
cd the people ofthe North for their llberalty, and
paid high compliment to General Geary, Mill
tary CoTctnLr OF The city. ind tho officials and
mrn uLder his command, for their wise and i'm
partial administration Of s6alrs, and the soud Or
der they have preserved,
, 1865-01-28

Nheat-NonlnaiIy 1uxer. Txo cas. No spring OF.
fctea II sill. Fora cars No2 red s. was asked
and 81 75 offered: Choice H. Re attvely hrn No
al0o on track: 6 cars otiersd At same ost:sei.s
le0 ps, and lot of State 1t $500. sAlo of VI bu
lRp4tt4n 1t 335x fton Bs0ra.
, 1865-01-28
al6 under the influence OF the advance In eol5,
the general prodnce markets wore drmer aud more

I,,.l- ,,... e ..-,...s.x ....n.. - 80, .x.L
.a,.s vas ~ ~ se,5 nmlea 1equsss ano oul WIN
S1areh - ~ w o1'' ~ p1sAou, 49,, opaoo ~
Frsa," eoaee eoou ~. y. otNas W 4oe epo. Mose
Me.s pors sa a. ss'gs ".o;na' 1oa oa'sss 1s1n's
a.1as - ~, anseu "|oas w pet o@1te', WIN
xe1 ssasa ~ ~ ~ ,..s,.a, 80 - auo ~
fo-a faTor,ts h.sna a. ~ p1.1s Dssu p!.a
ae,,cra ut ss,E b,+ a.. So., ,ro.o 10. "s.u
md the market an11 and h.ar- - w.! 49,
1.nnited reouegt and ~ ,n,a .,1a ~ ,sona,z -
x>,5 m Sweet n1ck1cd f1,,a. s-m ~ ~ I -
or nm trcz county st1ec 1.rs e. ".su s.ss
and SHADE 1rmer, With ealca IT m ~, n-,r,s
.ts,r Ieof nt aomso,c-the ]attrr 49, hs.,n. r
hocn mid ror fayorite branl. and I'm t.c. eitr
n Iord At acc. Crease was neo,ecta5 paer
proauct md Tallov arc exceedingly dan AMI
wthont any demand,
Great dieappointuent was felt to-1ay hy holders
of Ho, nro,uct at the inactivity and general dull,
ness of tho market both here and at New York.
Owing 10 the advance In gold, q material improves
ment WIS expected both In the demand and the
nriee: s, uut there was very limited speculative
INQUIRY, and As soon a. slight advance Was gain
cd the offerings we're increased to such IN extent.
that prices were scarcely maintained. The pork
packing here Is now ahout closed, and the State
meut soon to be published, will show talling'of
at this point Of nearly l5o,Up hoss, as compared
with last season. Hoiders expect TINT this Will
hare the effect to strengthen Tie market, but
buyers contend that Ill tn1s mas becu anticipated
long since.
Dressed Hogs were IN nettef request by ship-
pers, and On heavy weights We note an advance of
&c Q 100 1bs, without any material Improvement
on light The sales ranged nom 1@ta9lac-ehtehy
at 193@'Sfc-
nishwines were IN better demand, and about e
higher, out inc scarcely u @oaes senasa 70 nm1s
, 1865-01-28

New YonK, Jan. e7.-Tho Herdlds Newborn, n
c., correspondent states that the important brdga
on the Weldon Railroad, over the Roanoke riyer,
was a1lnust entirely swept away By the late freshe
This is very serious interference with tho trans
portation OF rebel army supplies. 1t Is said that
months will be required to fepafr it
A large number Of runaway slaves are eoutinu-
n1ly coming into the Union lines in North Caro-
lima, for the purpose uf cnt1st1nx IN tho army.
, 1865-01-28

The Floor mkr rket has again been unusually dull.
and pycl hare downward tendencJ. Btles OF YEl
hrls txtra 1850 so brls spring waeat in 1t
III 25 400 brls good family y tht Govelnm pt at
Sl2 IS and 4c1 bEs Delaware Mills extra on o-y,ts
t.rpas The aenant fur honae conArr1nst n ~ besn
light, vt $95a1 CO for s9pet1na SO Loo for AZ
fl l4ncJ lQte. "
, 1865-01-28
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EyEHs, IAN. q, 1865.
The following summary shows the receipts and
shipments Of breadstuds, provisions, live stock,
ETC., during the past twenty four hour1:
, 1865-01-28

cAEE0N n!Zs.9h;; mar: Y .s:x aniss;s y a., al
aFd tho stoek ts nos yer! heavy. We oontanas 70
quote:
ktst While ca. cxr rad scc. brs ....... -
FGU ii:t;e doing. and lti:st almost
Dtt..a We quote:
.hSseas drt-seu Rdcs........,,.,,.,,,.,..3 34t3& "
Mts2 osss.ea. Aaax-...-...................3 SIS: ~
PK0yis1e,Hs oota;d arm:
5c.!cey snl dis position oi b. IN
to operate, an- The 4rtous wSra vrrv t.ns ar
.ltztt a2pstc,s'I ?. After tho recelss Of no Nav
frnztef mITxs. ~ sss tatt and ~eat
buTtr's option, sarth w ~ s>' ~
frimo f1exs Pork Advanced SO 2 nr1, but vauv
tluii. sa.s wess: :io er;s si,yp4ekc,l rr1ao ia.
81 81 = s1tfa isa,s' ssoa-l.sxas Il .a
Rum ps-l3o bfls kumrs at $3.50, delivered 1t Nh,
sWeet Pfckled Hnn,s-pul. Sales loa tes eoaa-
sTn1Morc actiye. Sales to-day 80 tcs choice c1sy
strsn.-rrndcrrd Lett edited tfeaf and tfnmtnKs At
2o4c; 30 tes city and co i4tsy stesa a9 A. Dc 6ta
No I.rd At s0c; 50 ses city No Lsrd tesAadel
pPurHTOEs-Thtret ts no t,rmsnd Of any moment
and the mai Exs Is qutet. We Quoie:
Common Potatoes. p Rpu-......-....-...-.-... a@ Mo
-SEEn-Eecr:yed. id.:G3 rs Grss. and i,5i5 -
Flag ssed stipred, as,ets ~ GEsss Setd.
8 cnIs and 50 good II $l9: 81 bags fur II $&5
Clover Seesl-.ste. ..is ami quiet Sales ware, II
okEs D:ime u s13*cc5 II bags good a. {11a1.
Elax eced-Qn!et At s.6 @.-sa + b.
&A i'r-sApped 70 bh -NarEc tfn11 mi IND mammal
, 1865-01-28

! tUs14J Htf8.
HOG SALES TO-DAY.
, 1865-01-28

The Money market in Philadelphia is more
stringent. but the demand is mostly confined to
the stock circles, call loaus ranging at 9@12 per
, 1865-01-28

Provisions In Baltiuaore Jan. a.
Very little doing aud pricea notnlnalIy unchanged,
viz: Ntss PORK %l4.pG4H5a, new bacon shoulders q
cents, DO sides cents new hams Is cents
do sides cctts. Western lArd In oatrta and trrces
TAG AZ cents, and Baltimore retued u centa.
, 1865-01-28
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION ,
25O.O0O

WORTH OVER
ONE hIIIA1ON NDOLIANSs
All to be sold for One Dollar each!!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Not to be paid for until 5ou Know
What you nre to Receive.
aPIENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
ALL TO De SOLD FOR s1.oo EACH.
, 1865-01-28

~ The rebel Gen. Early has been. hauled
up before tho Confederate Congress on charge
OF drunkenness.
, 1865-01-28
Important Order from the Provost
Marshal Generals Office.


Marshal Generals Office.
The following official order from the Pro-
vost Marahal Generals Bureau will be found
Of interest not alone to the Third Congress
SIGNAL District to which It appertains, but to
other districts. The cre-gubd3stricting Of the
district, in the manner described, is intended
to open the way to an equitable and proper
Gpportionment Of the men raised heretofore,
50 that the burden Of the DRIFT viii fall cqui.
tably upon all towns and localities:
War DEpARTNKN1.
PRovosT Marshal GkNEHALss OFFICE.
WAsn1HGToN, D. C.. Dan. q, 1855.
Ccptain John V. Eustace, Provost Marshal, Sd
District Dixsn, ILL.,:
cArrAIE: The Provost Masshal General i. ad.
yised that the subsrfcts IN your district consist
Of two or more townships, md that In the assieu.
Yncnt IT quotas and the app9rtloalnent OF crcdita
the townships which arc not active in putting men
IN service arc to certain extent deprived Of the
benefits OF the credit which thsy would receive
II each township constituted Separate sub-i-:s-
trict,
The Provost Marshal General directs that ron
b.dtstrict the district, making each township
sub district, 80 that hereafter cach township viii
be required to furnish fis proper quota, and re-
ceive It's 1ull ehare Of credit
Should the present condition Of the district rem
der the execution Of this order difficult or for the
ately to ths ofce as 1t Is desred to have The sub
division made rs eoon as practicable.
am. Captain, very respectfully, yonr obedient
servant (sisncd) n. l. JEFFR1Es,
Colonel, Vet. Heg. CosDs.
, 1865-01-28

C3oyerseed u In Moderate drmand at lover r.t-s.
6sles Of 400 bu $1a3lG v and ia bu cn ,ice au +
% aenand. nd nominal II &sas0sao md Nax SEED
, 1865-01-28
ANNlK MATTERS.

Reported Consolidation Of the Armies
OF 1be Potomac uu1d James and Gen.
ernl Sheridan Assigned to the Conl-
mQud.
, 1865-01-28
Chicago Gribn1lt>


e}SAS$1Nes - ~~'A4 ee&>
SATURDAY. JANUARY %, 1855.
TMR HORSE RAILROAD *sv1NDLE.
We have already pointed out tho uapa,liA-
mentary and disgraccful haste In which the
Horse Railroad ewindlc was rushed through
1hc Senate. The desire for dispatch cvinced
by those employed to push It through re-
minds us of d familiar dialogue said to have
occur. In hen-7oost:
1a z1;eE {handius to his conraac lea-
thercd a,iped), II say. friend. DO yoa think
this Is exactly right"
I'd Znt:f. {aloyingit into his basket.) s..That
iva grave, moral question, which we :havn't
time 10 consider. Hand along another pul-
let"
The members Of the Lcgiela.urs, oppressed
with the consciousness that there were only
nineteen years before them In which to paas
the bill, and afraid that the people OF
Chicago might SO mistake their true
interests ~ to oppose 1t, were as anxious
to ret the pn1let into their basket as if
the scene had been In : ncighbor's henroost,
and they were taking their nelghbor's prop
crty. It was hardly to be. expected, there
4VAGJ AA1@$ LAC Aot0kAE 6AOp "
vestignto the grave moral questions involved
in their action when The main point was to
"hand along another pnnct." The following
is one Of the "pullcts'' which the Legislature
handed down F" TO the railroad companies.
1t shows on Its face that not a single n.sosbr
4sho rosed for the bM k7ae.o tahat he toas voting
for.
There is vast mass Of matter which ia
made law BY the bill, which is not set forth
in the bill, and Of the nature Of which no
honest member Of the Legislature knows any,
thing whatcver. This serious and almost
criminal fact will appear by the following por-
tion Of section 2:
And any and all acts or deeds Of frans5er
Of rights, privileges franchises bet,oef,. fhe cor
Of them. and all contracts, ettpu'auons, licenses
or undertakings, made, entered tnio or given Of
amended by OF between the said Common Council
pecting the said location, use or exclusion OF
sad city, shall Be deemed and held and continued
In force during the life hereof valid and eGe:-
tun to all fntents and purposes II made part,
and the same arc hereby made part OF said sew
eEu1 ncts.
BAD the Legislature any knowledge what
ever Of the nature Of the .'acts or deeds Of
t1snsfer' made "by and betWeen'' the West,
North, and South Division Railway Com
panies, OF any two Of them which they thus
foist into the statutes Of Illinois without
having them printed, read or even exhibited,
and make part Of the public irreEcrslblc law
of tlis State Tor the next three generations?
@ ~. ~ ~. ss,n,"a;ps s..... sueeu . aeeas
other companies shall ever be permitted to
10y uu"n .,'.a. aaas..;a. IVY a,.i rasa W .s s,. of
- ssa. .uss, ..snaa., S' Ae''' Oe 'es'4'''~
81 =. cs:p,,,s.
.. W -" LEY Sou
,,.o+ rbo+nrar ;c or,.ad IN ba+wo., +,,.so
-A-@ts - w s1" e3'eeI
, 1865-01-28

Tonos7o. Jan. U.-1ha Durleigh case was DE-
cided th1s morning. Chief Justice Draper and his
three arsoc1a,es are Of the unanimous opinion that
the prisoners should be given up
, 1865-01-28
GECRET DISEASES, ......
~ SECRET DtsKASK8
SAMARTTANsS GIFT,
uAvVaugTxN3A GIFT.

ane iAoN' va ''@-'' ri, po1itive cHss.
FA1snm Ccpsyta and Ne1cutk 1iscAried-
Only ten rita to hd takeu TO effect eure:
Ihty ara purely vegetable. having no smeu NOR eoy
unpleaeant taStc, Eno w nut lu1oSe tho ssonaen q
pewPls CT the hit delicate.
Cures Ia from TWO TO tour days, And recent
C:AstA IN TWENTY FOUR HtluR3.
No exposure. no frcub.e' no chsnEe *naisyof.
sAsiARiTASS $ ROOT AND HEHh JUICES.
ArCtitiyc and permanent cure for
Slrht Il; S. rptuA. Ulcets. Sizes Spots letters 90.
III, re- Is net smother rtmecy known to equal &of
thc cnre Of S; ph1s. 1t 7cxches anu xaltcates t.
Price 81 Is or six bltkes, $50.
sQLD By
WoODMAH E BRO, 152 Dea1boru-st.
Chicsso. lliaos.
DESMOND d Co. Ptoprot r.
lacs cse1zt -ArCta pls Race It. f7taoe.Fo.---
, 1865-01-28

AL the goots In the above list will be aoo without
feservstlon. FOB oNE 10LLAR EACH. Certl1 ..tes
q y! ths various articles arc placed IN suilaF enve
e e. .t oaF oEea vhons rosasa 70 saSss
represents and 1t optional with you to send dol
,a ,1 and ~ secevs ~ tsie nsmea other u ths
coafEe lor .ardng tho Certificates post.9e
az aea aoinF too hnsae.: Is eens each fiye Gszs1 "a
st3ts nIe loF 31e; aod one he n'iEct tor S1s.
su.ra atre entire sas1sfseon u evsry lnAtansS.
A6FN1aHpecls' terms to A2entS- AnotaS b6V-
DEMERlT Z CO., SIS Broadway. Now York
tRs2- xG23 ltiA
, 1865-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-The House ;'as t9-daY
exclusively occupied in the consideration ot PHI
~ IN III;
, 1865-01-28

FtOtk-Rscetyed 11si0 or.s; shipped 1s7 prls
Market dull Sales were 50 brls red winter extra at
gay; lto bEls good spring extra II o 81 pris do Il
.,WHEAT-Eeeeiyed 1s.+io bu; ,shItped. none:
hn No: spEta! at $ls5: GOV b d 81 s:sx; s00j
bn 90 At q 1ss o d. At Ills; Loo b1 % At
$l471: 600 hu do at 81 fi; 1000 hui DO II $t.47x
400 In DO At sl47 500 IN At 3l.s6; :56 pu "a
2spr1n. ut $1ta8; aM0 bu do at 11; 4o1 bu 10 It
closing stsacJ at $L474AL4a for No. ! 1pring in
store. "
CORN-Reeetvcd, 15,s73 hu; shipped. none Mar
ket steaaJ and nnchanTed. Sal 20 WeTa :lGo0 hu Re-
lectad torn Sic uc bu do ii 1ac In 4fofe 60
bu 60 =: :75Ke: $50 ba 90 At &c.
0AT3-krcrtsen, 3s,aA bu shipped, none. Mar
let HG1e better. Sales WeEe:-9 go hn No O.u in
store G3c; $500 tn do At S3c Q bu do f2Ys
oats Ac-c.esing firm At Sc for No. in store
RfE-Recetved rs bu shipped none. Market Ia
&c better S1lea were: 400 bn No Kye Ii store It
1T II CT.
.HAKLEY-Recs,ved, 1.sso hu; shipped, none,
Salrk were: 100 bu old No at $1I5; w bu new do
{Sorth sde} q 80: 4ca bu Rejected 3Lls bu
~ sample At u 70 on track; Is bags do at tl.5 on
Nacx. -. 81.
Acknowledgement at $l,3esa4 q per gal.
BEANS-Mazket steady saies 70 Daxs good at
BROOM CORN-Rcce!ved, 7,s:3 H. Market
, 1865-01-28

fOEE FACKfnE IT 1GFf0 f1KufesI
Tho Terre HAuto Etpfess furnishes the following
statement of the number Of hogs pscked at thai
place this seAsoh:
Killing and packing at this point has been compile.
ted, aud VIC are under obligations to ". B. Warren,
ssq for the following stat. ment Of the number OF
hogs packed fur the scaspn OF 1864 S. together with
the average weight aaI yield of lard a compared
tfn fnEfr
, 1865-01-28

FR1nAY ETRstSa. Jan. r., 1855.
FnElt?f1Ts-7heret Is no Change In tte!sh,s since
, 1865-01-28
TIE ILLINOIS INSTITUTION
FOR TEE BLIND.
Eighth Biennial Report Of the
Trustees and Superintendent.
AN INTERESTING STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THEIN.
STlTUTION AND PUPILS.

We have received copy Of the Eighth
Biennial Report Of the Illinois Institution for
the Blind ut Jacksonville, from which nc
eondense the following items OF general in
tcrest:
, 1865-01-28

HOGS Were quiet owing to tho light supply and
tr. r.nsac:ions were imItet. prlces xete. however q
thnue better. anything.
The mica lo-tay were:
, 1865-01-28
FROM NORTH CAROLINA,

Important Bridge on the Weldon Rail-
rond Swept tAWay-Largc Nu1abers OF
Runaway Slaves Coming Into our
L1UGEs
, 1865-01-28

Closing prtess Tor cash. Jan. 2th 1SG3 received By
r. q, 6altonsta11 4 Co., Commission. Stock lad Bond
, 1865-01-28
T. 4 e. GAUGHAN 4 CO.,
tan2s-g:s65t. 116 Bso.dwAy, New Yorl

GEO. DEMERIT j. CO,-The
~ following splendid ltst Of
WATCHES, CHAINS. GOLD FEN5 AND PENCILS,
&C.. &c.. WORTH 100000.
To be sold 1t ONE DOLLAR each, without regard
to Ialus ana not 10 be paid until you know Whist you
will receive.
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Two Hundred Dollars. Re-
ward liz Specie. a

GTOIEN FROM MYF:S STABhES ON THENIGHT;
y .ofthe 5th insk two {2) fine BAY BfARES, one al
Iafge bag mare will fold iii tue first Of the fall years
old color deep bay, acz legs; main and tail, very
small fore topsoo short toabe kept or placed under
The brow baud, no white about her. unless saddle,
small scar on the right hind leg. at the knee
sonhockf foint outside of'the leg, recently done by
plsnghngj a, very heasy made ANNA, with great
inusclaar power, fine action. gentle and kind
!ness orunder saddle; gates, walk rot and So
Also, one BAY FIbLEYs4 4 years old aboit ~:
hands high darkbay color, black lega ma Ifspd tail;
GSSsyery handsome animal, beautifully .foyped with
rather heavy main and tai. marks,
exceptR small scar on near tie sroot:pf
tile tailin the soos: eaussd By kick
These two animals ore very attached 70 each aba
er, and. when separated, restless and uneasy
II ,Yalpay the above reward in specie Or its equiyo-
lent for efe receyerys SaafesT or74ones hundfsd
dsbrs for either Of Any Information Dc to the,f
.thiefWilf be duly appfeeiated and am nS5rnaton
tlle mares eaa begv to James CpFetan,
EsgSor Dr. r. Byollnstoh, Camden 81 81 bfss Hon:
James a, Witherspeon; Lancaster CT Th6a ;
Taylor, Columbis G., sorGm5selE $.$ II
ss;, - !. 8 i d a.R. AnILEH -. ~ &
s55s .yis.s q PineYiles . . SCH sR; Il 4
y May. 24-4 i rs B So t9ssftss No. Ca ~
eaT- Columbia Ptoetir will copy four times, oned
week, and send bill to this fofce asgo bs paid in
Specie. . .I.LSslt - ,e1f$1s = y.
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.M. >BISSELL-DETTasT.

- WILL ATTEND TO ALL CALLS IN Ills PRO
FEsstON at his residence in Rdtedge street, between
Market and Lyttlolon Streets,
TERMS CASH, or Provisions at ash:pEces. But
ter, Racon, Lard and Corn will be taken in part pay
ment As tho Confederate money is now quite useless,
persons requiring MY services must provide some 9TH
ermeans Of payment before the service is rendereds
May lss.. n 2H
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sciousness Of the Tcctitade Of, my purpose, aud
oftacintcgrity offilg coRduct; I shall not avoid
deIayor h1udaG Ae closest sdtutiAa shat can be;
desired. ~. ~. :'z:S " -, - <,
To-Seu, among whom, / was. born; to you
with whom my whole life has been a.'speat; TO-
Jon; whose confidence; l have enjoyed; TO- youl.
whose testimony I:feal I.could we!linyake for,
my conduct have but to express, the. pain
which this condition .of pthe State has cast ma,
and to Wish you all the happiness which peo.,
pie are ever permitted to enjoy. 60
3 ss,,:s - i. A..G. ttAGRATH.F&t
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sPECIAE N0T1GE:.

=, TIE sURsc cRIBER: :NEEPs -,GoNsrANTLT ON
hands fresh supply Of Moal>ahd 1Iominy in exchange
or Corn Apply at Mr.. Mccreighs:s shop on Main;
street. IN J. I. SUTHERLAND. 7;
ag. Nay l2H 1T