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, 1865-05-20
vhr Reorganization Of the Virginia
6tQfe ernnaent-ReHnoE1l Of Gen.
haukR.-A 4 Treasury Nii1cer EI8nEF-
a,&d--The Grand HeTieHE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triture.1
WASHINGTON. May 10.
Gov. Pe1rpoint has prepared and will soon lsRue
proclamation ordering an election Of members
CT The Legislature In such counties Of Virginia as
are ktown to have aprcpouderapce Of 1osa! yotes.
1t II underttood that sccessioulsts will ba dis
fran hteed and no person will be allowed to vote
in the loyal elections who cannot estsb11sh Ills
l.ya'ty beyond peradventure. This policy Will
'~.su.ta1ned ty tho Government.
Il 1s ubderttood that tbe President to-day Or
Tered the removal Of Gen. Banks from the com.
mand Of the Department Of The oulf, and that
Gtn. Carby hsR ot en- appointed Is bic kucc. esot
York, vert appointed BY Mr. Lincoln a. commits.
9 one1s to proceed to Lorsslana and tn7esst9ate
tle administration Of that department They
non Of the Pfesiuent Is baned. Gen, Canby has
bctn ordrtd to restrict himself to purely militia
r ss'rs anG t. inss5e !; s .1sis matters only
ieasanre IN Office and Suspended from his position
IN The IEea:1r5 Department By Secretary Ghase'
has been fully restored. inyesngatiou having re-
suited in clearing him Of all charges made against
There vii. he m immense crowd here next
week 10 witness the Ert at military review. All
the hotel accommodation have been taken Ia ad-
vatce, ard the hotel pEoprtetozs arc Obliged to
refsse hundred. OF applications daily for EooEns.
tary poW.f ihe nat1on has never before been A.
tprded, a5d probably will not be AGAIN: 4 large
p1atfo12 IS being erected On the sidewalk IN szont
Q! The White Uouee, one hundred and twenty feet
long, fos the accumulation Of the Lieutenant
t;eiers3. the besds OF Departments and members
Of the Diplomatic Corps who may desire to Wit
net1 the review.
.,.u. Sherman arrived here this afternoon. He
/. preparing statement In replY to Mf. Stsnton'e
.uict1n in references to hia alleged trea'y with
Gtn Johnston, giving all the tacta IN reeat1 to the
regol atinns, which bis friends ire contidsn VII
completely e1oasrat+ him from all blame In tht
trNpkhCt.un
, 1865-05-20

On the o;sttta1tnatlon, wttncss idant:aed5'a a
large, crsy, dirty sack coat a. the ops worn By
cost snd sma1c cf, c:earer and Of brighter era1.
eogp:zed It by The bnttons.
Surgeon Ba1ne. te.,Gsd g iss Character Of the
wounds received b! raos sns ssxs5a:: sx1aa:
IS of M aprii n % tne Toods % Between pfoTS Bunker
Till alc Fort Saratoga. Two co,ts we're shown
fhe cne ,Jefrd ~. ~. e were tracee Of blood On
the .iervce' F'
.s9ss md 5dfnasd ,1r sd2S pSensd5 ad eSs c'5ss
sr'.c,ss sro fonrS m Payne when searched,
-. c1AnKx-
q. Gke soenmnco aan , ngU1 hv pa1ne The hoot
lad been subjected to cf1euic1l process BY him,
to bring ont The marks IN It Il vas handed to
him for that purpose By Assistant Seefeufy FIELD
.Ma. JORDAN. :; !.
Mr. jordan testified that he saw the boot after
the cnncins1on that The name wrtften there wAs j.
" BoUth. Re dId mol Enow. 1t Inc t1me. who
Ind worn il.
Ill., Ansh.
AI. Nafeh tesuato t1m1laflg, haVlhE maoe out
ihe letters ). ". booin'
Wm. u. We,ls.. colorel., re-examlued. Here
the Judee Aiyorate oruered the fatters To hn re-
moved fUu PAYpe that ha might put On both the
coats alEeaty spoken Of When Payne was IN
Filtered ne afDee, every e3e disected to#af h1aa,
hst 'see slightly flushed. and bis !lps c1tled. Al
arvoluntary emile 9tFealed the dlmples IN his
Cheeks. to which the colo1ed boy mad a'!odeo In
W previous nstnonY. ue afst Pnt on me eoat
~ Iv01eN 81, -" .n,aa 80 ~ - - =
aeo ~ ~" ,,aI 9sv h,rasd h;n sna ha ,,ms
~ !. ~ 80 +,,,tne -or1H r.. ronn1 Haaro Heet ~
Ia II S..IT " ttnr e1ex sesrrh;npiv 1nnn lin JnSra
III, ' 1hen ..td - fhc wv. .sHo vnr c,,,lo .
hm nnF lie o,,swere9 Yet s;r hnt 1g n.d
a Thite comforter mi and 1ookrd anita weif nd rnd
le hsd one corner Of ihEt at over one ere, turned
down l1ke- i teli ron nia eyes looked pretty
ao5. he Knows nc weil enough" II spits Of he
eoleE Importance Of the words, the hofnely posi-
,iycn,te or tie boy evoked laugh, to which
trai.c. tut vet, aia not sure abppt It,
,Aoon n14rxssAcK.
,,,. ,...1a.a "a - 1
JACOB hiLentAck 1etHneo ~ knoMiuE ePaaS: ~
lie tspaoeNt} oWnea toe Fause WllC1 Ae l"it
, 1865-05-20

Major Smith tettined that he vas IN charge Of
nnuts. s e. = ssw her sfser tbe af1cst Of P.yne d
ssEed Mrs 6urratl II ehe kaew Payne she satd;
k'r knoE VI" %ps. surrstt did not even ask for whst
she sb was arrcated. She expressed no surprise o.
"a whs9 r:nS .nS ;ss ga ee hds saa
ta1 T.1S9 W. r' III rsp1T was It wa not Kn1by, but
open The sane into i.9 ths 9al nd ~ r.
- i IS: a. s''s.,ss T. 81 'fs$se
ZIG" II T. sner" It. Jr.t'' She replied II IN.
% az. - haye conae to asEess Jou."
, 1865-05-20

pARTNER WANTED WITH A
eash capital Of from ten 70 tfty thcasana do2lsIs
u WHIT Iesale grocery houte Aready established ano
doing succestful busi 4ess. One who aas experience
- Tie grocery trade ptetetzed. Add esq to I, y
Trthunn QtNcE. N1y.0I9I?tnat
, 1865-05-20

New YonK, May 19.-ope q our officers writes I
rom Richmond, nnder date o9 the dsth inst. thas a.
com1ntnd there for permission TO occupy the no.
ta1ious GeI Niuder's houae forbts headquarters.
when the Br1eadier General responded: mo
yun emit have bis house-he was a class. mate Of
mspe at West Point" The officers Of the late
rebel army swsgger about the etrcets, swearing at
Union officers. TThere appears to be more rebels
II f1,c cStr thnD Hmm Unn
, 1865-05-20

ibc Ccn! of The Wax, and i. 1urn''hed by them
ior publication:
TEs71AonY OF AA1. GEN, MEADE.
ToQ bast been In this aIuy nlmott since the
var cowmenced, and have had intimate counec-
non with, and knowlcdgc Of be army OF The Po.
1omac ~ General, and for that reason desire
fps inquiry: In what manner has Mr.. Stanton,
SceretafJ Of War, performed bis duties in regard
to the supply Of the army and the support Of The
a. So fir IS ny knowledge extends, and have
many relations with the Var department, ! cau
1nus1 cheeziu3ly say that every thfng have &c
promptly a.tended Is BY III. stantoa IL tie head
ct ttG War Department.
q: Whit 90 .on ~ ot the talen. a9a Iability
with y h1ch MI: Sta ton has Conducted Lis Depart
4. consider the Department has been COL
dacted With very great ability. There may hare
With Mr.. Stanton, and might have criticised biz
a. SPEAK Of the general management Of the De
4. As to the general manakemcnt OF the Wa
Depn1tn ent, conquer it has been conducted WIT
great ability.
TESTIMONY OF LIEUT.. Gen. GIANT.
@. You have been Lieutenant GeEeral command
Ing for tho yeur past and mores
q. wish you to place upon record your an
swe1s to the folIoHtne questions: In what name
t'- hlr. Stanton, Secretary Of War, pertor0e3 lii
duties In the supply Of armies mi the support Q
fhr mtitary operations In your charge?
A. Admirably. think there has neeD no com
! plant In that respect-thst is, no general com
p1alut, so far a. he 1s concerned. l 10 not thtnl
there has been any ground Of complaint in tina
| re- pect. -,
q n.s there been any Misunderstanding will
rcta7d 10 The conduct Ut the var, IN any parttcu
| lar. between You sud the SecrEtafy OF WRr, s!uc
ron have been In co nmandt
| 4. Never sny txplee:edt0 me. never had an.
| rr kou TO suppose that any fault was found w1tl
| anything had done- So far q. the Secretary 0
| War md myself are concerned he has never IN
! te1f.rtd with my nusles, rever thrown any oh
clcs in the way uf any supp les have calie'
| fr. lie has never detailed course Of cIalpaig!
| 10 me, AID nsrer Inquired what w1s gotu; TO do
| he has always ectmed satisfied with what did
| and has heartily co-operated with me.
! NEW ToNK. Nay 19.-Thc 1Fibune's a:htng
| ton gpeeIal correspondent has seen the f0rthcom
-nE report OF the Committee on the Conduct Of th
| Wer, and tsys the testimony un the Red Rive
| rampaienis Is Of = character moat damaging 10 an,
u.tlliary ptetenuons Of Gen. Banks. It demon
stsatt6 him to have heen rulity III q mcsc mar
otiyc. either for the benefit of hfmss1f or friend
| hy cotton fpecu]ations. Gen. Butter, in the For
Fisher affair is substantially vlnnicated. Ieners
Nuluflde 1e eIoneIated 1nttbe Petersburg min
!uitr1re which Is attributed to the lack OF conf
:Gcpce pp the part Of Gen. Meade. The failure t
capture Lees army after tie battle 0fGcttysburl
| Ay Gen, Meade, Il attributed 10 the came veal
| necs. The msssac1e Of Cheynue Mountains. !
| Colorado Territory, BY Col, cnevtnCton Is know
| to have been brutal afair, and Disgrace to To
I Guuffy.
, 1865-05-20

freat Excitement In Brooklyn-Ina-
nnr1+d HAgx from Huss1a-Nears OF
she krpttcd Fever

Sw Youk, May 1e.-Tho PnA saye much e..
S!ss S!nsn tnr inrpinc in vacant lot load Of ra.s
snsn Cd 10 hsye M bscn imported from Kuss!a, I'D
Snd Ssu E emitted 1oul stencil It + tsld nnmess
q has en taken sek VII IL
Yorn ~ a. tnoury 1t The civ lnstectors Office !,
Va. ~ Suno thai Two eases Of the so-cI!ed spotssd p
1eyei we're reported, but Investigation proved
bDtAt AtAsts efyf1pclh&.
, 1865-05-20

Pu11Ar rK1rR,A, Msy 19-Suhacrlpuons to thee
go loan in ali parts Of the Tnion as telegr.phod
to Jsy Cooke, amount to s7ss.55l The 1areeas
tirrle Western subscription was $1,000 from l.
aNei, p1est Quincy, ~ The largest sinE!e ssss- 49,
tIona! Bank Of Philadelphia. The FaEmcEs' Ma
ilonal B. PIX Of Lancaster took $f0n,0D: The aum-
bef Of tnd1ytduA1 subtcrtpliQns vas 556.
, 1865-05-20

Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tnbune.)
DETROIT, May 10.
10 Change today letters we're received hom
u, managers Of the Great Western and Grand
Irpk Railways tending free passage over those
rods to delegates 70 and from the Commercial
.ct,yentton to bt held here on the 1Ita 0! Jul, |.
Marty every railroad leading 10 Detroit has made
..3s.,ilsf Qfnr.
, 1865-05-20

New foaK. Nay 19.-The shipment OF specie
two millions, but II will probably bc between the
i~o e1fTemes. It's Eunored in Wall street thai
7: ]. Le~tt. the Commlssioner Of Internal
pl%ee has teen rendered to Wm. Orion, Of TIL!
fity. Collector Of Internal Revenue in the Sixti
Difteict
, 1865-05-20
E'4 Pre>bYtertan General AS
Sembly-

BnokLTK, MAY 10 The General Aasemniy o.
the keshytertAu Church IN the United etstes,
Nrn Ehool Is nc~ In Aessien with large 9pmoe1
pTrscA.d thc Opening sermon. Rev. Dr.. shaw. OF
Ece3:,er: - 'he & Moderator. Delegates are pres
cat tnm nc loyHi ehQrehts Of East Tennessee-
Al.zihussttlca!ly losul mceiiur 1aa held IN
Dr.. Asle1'e chn1c in.t night, "A'
, 1865-05-20

NEW yoEK, My 19.--Thcre Is fair movement
IN pojd for export. Prices continues steady at
about 1hn1ats>'e clot1nC figures.
NEW SoRK, Nby 19.-Gold firm tonight, ut 131{
, 1865-05-20

p,,r1unRr. May 19-The Anlerlcon has a
.ceisi Annsno}ls dlspatch announcing the arrival
4; .rsnsnort from Fer1anlina, FLORIDA, bringing
Mthir,v.eybt ~ rebel officers, including Col. Breck
tr1idre Who was indignant at nof being allowed
1aIaA
, 1865-05-20

zeal, fidelity and uuaipchine bravery have been
the Eteat source Of my past success. have Eefer
in tie field Of hattie sent you where Wa un#1ll-
to i coufse which / feel myself unwilling to pus.
sue. You have been geud soldtasa. fou can be
good citfzaps. Obey the laws, preserve your
tprreuderea can afford to be and Will ba ma9nsni-
mous. N. y. FoRR8sT, Lieut.. Gen.
, 1865-05-20

Er4YoEx, May 1S.-The order for The ts.n,.
poftsbn Of Jed. D1Ets By wAter, instead of lam
viii Hvcpt crest deA1 Of misplaced aymusthE
md 1t1e the plou for hi. rrscur The leitet,
foun it,.ou Doott's body viii conttltnte The uusi
fhxli.E portion 01 the tc&tt1nVny.
, 1865-05-20

Gpecssl Dispatch to the Chicago Trbnne.1
NASHVILLE, May ~.
u to 10 o'clock tonight We have no tntelti-
s,nce of the whereabouts Of JEFF. Davis. hare
re,on to believe he WAS brought up 10 Aa1nfa'
au then, in con.eqnerce &c Of so1nc change Of pro-
enm1e, wns taken back 10 Macon, and thence TO
AnuEtH.
, 1865-05-20
; Rebel officers Mt Baltimore.

NEW YORK, May ia tpaeial 10 The CONNER
t;aI dated Wash1neto 1ath, saws: *'Serretar,
seward visited the State Department to-day. b
entered upon nis official duties a. once.H
, 1865-05-20
1CFF= DAVIS In PETTlC0ATS

p,oto7,na Of ,ca. D !yl.. shcEing how he ~ g.
d PEND son1a ,ss e T. aaa,
r. ~ "s'i pMHlt;GS 144 DeGbcrn.sr nica @.
-Elu0ia '
, 1865-05-20
E1.OHl kpKtNGFtELD.

Order for mustcrfnE Out TTonp&-The
AdiutAnx GGA~ralsa UnIc<-Lincn3n ns9
RM0nument Fund-stAgen1fs Of The
Late ksre11d& III
, 1865-05-20

WASHINGTON, Hay 19.-The following testimony
has lust 'eer ei1citcd before tue Committee on
the Cont net Of the War, and Is futnt'hed by them
for nnhlicatfnu:
, 1865-05-20

secretary Stanton Endorsed by Ltent.
IL Il. Grant and d:eu. mcade-1ens
&tuukAs He'd River ERilure-Gcnss
Butler ana ISurnstdc kIonerated--
Gen. Meade Charged with LRck OF
EOnudeAce.
, 1865-05-20
Some of the fortunate purchasers yea
terdaYs

terday:
TIA skT. %
WhTCH.....,.... ........................ 20 0
Vim. Berg Eth street. 8PLKND1D ALBUM....... 10.10
.o.. a.a.e ,a T. %
Gee H. Burner SIS State strict CASTOR Is o.
W l. b alfg pupleIth, ILL., HEVQl., CASTOR. ECO
], Mcdaniel North 8 de- CAHTOR......,..,,...l l240
Jas S, Quick IocApprt Ill. STOR. t500
H. Uall dtp st{hle street. 1000
John CunniAh sol SEata street., CASTOR...... LEO
'ooEr oPrrcHERu s.A se.'. 400
F. G. Par:rtdee lU5 Lake Etret CAGTnR........ 15.0Q
At,bpo tlark. s, EueAer.st, FAMILY B1BLE... 1HD
N Il. Wright. ST stata St, BREAK. CASlO OR. 15IQ
II. 4. Leonard. 81 n. Wells ST.. REVOL: CASTOR 15rJ
g. y: BEowmAy, Wab nh avenue, HCNf'G CASE
, 1865-05-20
c u R RI Gu | u M

f..
To those who Eonld like to know no1e Of th5 book
We wilt pend posi-. pa!d on receipt of ten cent?, ri
eegert royal quarto pamphlet Of fourteen specimen
pages taken v'rioua psrts Of the book, contain
lug aso seme description Of liz plan and coateats.
,nya,, ,3D4tnat ROOT l. CADY, Chicago.
, 1865-05-20

lions OF BnFElRre-1EuloE1c&O OH AbrA.
ham l.tncoln-Dlsappoiat Rural"
1h1&s
, 1865-05-20
Nelt> athErttB1ne1ttG.

/ .h1 ASONIC.-There will be q
/ 1y1 Special Communication Of WAuhansla Lad,e
/ r.. 70 a. 2 A. ~. at Blaney Ha !. this (SAT3ls
"a n Nevenirg. May spIh. Work on the F. G. D,Gtea-
m}.Dsss5lt q. q BARSTDN, ". H.
, 1865-05-20

JEFF. DAVIS In PEITICOaTS:
A Photograph OF JEFF. Davis. sko owing how he was
captured r. Pe:ticoats AZ sh. ulc sss Il. s9mple
Address c. L. Briggs, l44 Dearborn + Chicago,
141pp !. I1yHx31.2t1et
, 1865-05-20
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETTIC0ATS.

A Photograph OF JEFF. Dsyls, shoEiog how be was
csptutcd Il PetJcoats All shout see It. Sample
sent br mall raid, for IS cents. or fa per dozen.
ADDRESS G. 1. BRIGGS 114 Eea1born = It. chicago,
t5A48
, 1865-05-20

ITO THE LOVERS OF THE
Il DRAMA.
, 1865-05-20

Worth Over S 100000.
All to be sold Tor Il each. Without regard to vaue.
Not to be paid for until you know what
you nFe 10 RecetFes
, 1865-05-20

Photograph Of .yef Davis showing how he va.
csptHred In PettlcoAts All should see it. ttnple
sent by mail roat raid for s. ceots or e. pet dozen
kddresA c. L. BR1GGa> 144 D:atborn-st.. ChicsEo,
Illinois. my21KSo 2tner
, 1865-05-20

First edition exhausted. New and revised edition
now ready. Probably many mu'lc teachers and
othe11 init restad In musical hays had their attention
called 10 method nf instruction for the paao.
rolce and harmony. By GEO. F. ROOT, entitled Ths
NuticAf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

NEw YoRK, Jan. 23.-Eighty bags of
California overland mail, which bad &C
enmulated here, we're dispatched by the
Isthmus route in the steamer Ocean
Queen to-day. This matter was sent to
a station in Kansas and some Of it went
to Julesburg, four hundred miles further,
but as the Indians partially held five
hundred miles Of she plains the mails
were returned to this city, and it i
thought that regular Communication will
not be resumed before June
The Commercials Washington special
says important military news from the
South Is looked for here hourly.
General Terry has forces enough tc
reduce Wilmington, while Sherman, with
additional troops placed st his CON,
mand, can walk through South Carolins
There is 10 be an investigation int
the surrender OF Beverly.
1t Is said the rebels have as man!
prisoners as they have men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
THE VERY LATEST
H e L e G r A PHI.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIIFIII. CONGRESSES SESSION.
WAsHIscros. Jan. %.

WAsEIscros, Jan. %.
SEHATE-Wilson introduced a bill
to increase the pay Of officers in the
held, which vas referred TO the Military
Committee
Petitions were presented for the Con.
stitutionsl amendment, for the exchange
Of prisoners, the abolition Of duty on
paper, aud increase Of pay Of army of
GERS and clerks in the Government
service.
The Chair laid before The Senate :
communication from Secretary Stanton,
stating that several resolutions calling
for information in his possession had
bean handed him on his return TO the
city, and that information would be sent
in as speedily as possible
H0USE-Washhgrn offered Joint
resolution that in lieu Of the pres.
snt duty on book and news paper, duty
Of three per cent al vaIore1s be in posed.
After a debate, this vas adopted, 81 to
20.
The resolution reducing the duty on
paper passed By vote Of 81 ayes to 40
NAYS.
The subject Of Mr.. o. p. Fields's late
assault upon Judge Kelly, the latter be-
ing member Of the House, was taken
up. He proposed the appointment Of q
select committee, with q view to take
action to indicate the privileges and
freedom Of legislation in this body
which was adopted, aud il was ordered
that, pending the investigation, Mr.,
Fields be excluded from the faor.
Wilson introduced bill to increass
the compensation Of certain officers in
the Geld. The frst section provides
that the Communication price OF ration.
10 ell officers below, aad including,
Brevet Brigadier General, shall be hfsy
cents after the Let Of March, instead
Of thirty cents as at present Buf
this shall not apply to officers
who are entitled TO Communication
for quarters 50 officers Of the Veteran
Reserve Corps.
The second section relieves ell officers
Of the army and navy from payment Of
income tar.
The third section provides that every
officer who remains in service, except
those Of the Veteran Reserve Corps and
those on detached duty, who get com
mutation for quarters, shall q, the Gloss
Of the war be entitled to six mouth
pay, on being honorably mustered out O
service This applies to volunteer off
Gers only.
The bin was referred TO the COMMITTEES
on Military affairs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24

Oar Feress Moving ON Wilmington.
New YoRK, Jan. ga Philadslphia
dispatch to an evening paper says: "By
the arrival OF 3 steamer we learn that
our entire force, under Gen. Terry, adj
vAncsd towards Wilmington, and were
reinforced by heavy column Of veteran
troops from the South, believed to be
under the command Of Gen. Howard.
No heavy hghsing occurred on the 18th
or l9th, and Il vas thought our troops
we're meeting With little or no opposi-
lion.
An uncon6rmed report vas in eireu-
lation that Wilmington was evacuated
and would be occupied At once by our
iroops Light draught gsnboats wsrs
cautiously moving towards the place,
fishing for torpedoes. There was nc
doubt that our troops woald sosn take il
and the fall Of Charleston vas hourly
expected.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
view FORK Markets.

EK~ Yeas, Jan. -.
CoTToH-DuIl. heavy and decidedly loser
ss@soe. for Aidaiing closing hsasY A. Inside
rries.
sale. lower . so8s IS for Extra state; ~ saas
10 rs sor Extra Rsand Hoos Ohio; 10 so1tI -
for Tsnds Brands. market elssing heavy.
wHfSKT-Duli. heavy and lower; Western
: so92 - closing 81 70,82 IL
wHEAr--Duiii ass. lover Auabsr Kentucky
, 555z91 3s.
RYE-DuII.
c0Rs-Hssvy; ssw Ysli0~ Jersey, / 70; mizsd,
wsstsru, nominaily SO.
oATs-DuIi; o3saI 05 for Western.
PETROLEUM ~ Dull; norninaIly fs4fs fer
Crude: ss for Rsansa In bond IS d. free.
PoRK-D-eissaly lover 81 s75<ass 50 fer ss-
Mess, closing Al y s71< cash IS go9s7 % for IS
ss % regular 81 so9sI IS Tor Prime and s. 20 f5r
I Prin Meas also 80 bblE. new nsss, JaBuary
/ February and March, euyer's eptions II % 20
| BEEF-vsry heavy u oOaz0 % for plain Mes
n eo924 % for Extra Mess. Beef Hams. quiet Al
/ = IS.
CUT MEATs-Hs.ryi I7els15&s. for Shoulder.
/ is9Bzsc. for Hams Bacon sides, dull ls5ze- foi
| C1lnbsrlaad Cat, so1S FOR short Ribbed.
DRESSED HoGs-Lowar; I5s9lse. fsr Western
| and Extra Choiss Do ls5f9ls5ze-
LARp-DEli and lover; $685.
BUTTER-puIl and nominal; sses47e- for Ono
1 G4assc. for State
CHERsK-DzlI 81 lst42Sc.
/ MoSRT-Easy At s47 per cant.
sTERLTEG ExCHAEGE-Dufi st ie95 3iessS
G0LD-IrTsgutar aad anssttlsd oEsniug =
3olL. advancing - sos. declining 70 1875 an
| cloRfnx At 1881
GOTERNnsHT STOCKS Dali sad raahs
sasiss-
wExLY BACK sTATEMKSI-
Lean decrsAss s2s Is
specie drers s14s 0s
! Circulation decrease - - Il
Deposit decrease sea "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

cINefsHkTI, JAn. -.
Tss markets are generally unsettled, and 20 uni-
form quotations sAn - given to b Of any use.
FLOTR-supeFane sold a. 70.
wHEAT-Duil. but prices are unchhngsd
C0RE-Dui prices Hnchangsd Ear, ifo9l12
shetled, is.
OATs-s71sa.
RYE-Dall ne sales
BARLKT-stsaay prisns Fall. esaIT 70.
WHIsKT-Duli 81 20.
PR0vIsIoSs-Msss Pork sold At - oo9s9 90.
Sosa ing tzaaspirsd IN BEik Meats OF Lard, and
prices are nomiEai.
GRoCERIEs-Dail. Clover Seed, dsciiasa q
Is %, and dull Timsthy. oaa3s -. Coffee Aad
Sugar dali prices loser and in the way nominal
G0LD-iea.
ExCHAEGE-Firn fall prices.
M0FEY-harkst tight; 10 20 - per cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-24
River News.

We have but little river news to add
to our report Of yesteday afternoon,
The weather continues to grow colder.
and is at this writing too cold 70 snow
while strong breeze il blowing from
the southwest
The r. H. Dankerson and Gen. m
derson left with excellent trips.
The Jonas Powell took some Govern
ment freight, and will fll ont below for
Passport =
The Ida Lyon did not get off last
night, but is loaded, ready to leave this
morning.
The palatal Missouri arrived here at
balcpasi Elk o'clock last night, with a
good foundation for big trip, and will
add largely hero. She was compelled
to sight oat Of port at Cincinnati pre-.
malurely IN consequence Of the rapid
decline ia tho river, and only by fast
running got over the falls, by the skin
Of her teeth, TO speak metaphorically,
as sayeth the Indianapolis Journal She
offers superior attractions to shippers
and passengers Her appointments are
superb, and Capt Hard and Sam. Barr,
as well as her baudbox clerk, delight in
making their guests comfortable. She
will leave here at ten o'clock this morn
ing
The Fairehild passed down last night
in Government service
The Silver Moon, at last accounts, was
barl and fast aground ON the bar At the
mouth Of the Big Miami River, With but
little hopes Of getting off until rise oc'
ours. She has big trip for Memphis
a The Dazzling, over due from Memphis
lad not arrived at late hour last night
Both the Louisville and Henderson
packets have been pressed by Govern
ment mud sent up the river.
Ia consequence the Missouri yesisr
had a regular packet trip and landed q
all ports on the north side Of the river
She bad TO berth one hundred aud twent!
passengers on the floor Sunday night
in attempting to cross from Portland e
New Albany she got lost in the fog au'
had to cast her anchor and ride theretl
until eight o clock Sunday morning.
Captain Drinkwater's new boat, ID
VIM White, will be ont this week Sh
is as pretty rs woman--even ha
woman.