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ID o T I v E s A L E
1855 BY LEIGH BROS. PHELPS,
t"' AUorIoEEERs.
Will be sold, on
SATURDAY NEXT, THE 2IST INSTANT,
'.-e- d NEW OAI0 BOAT,
LAUNCHED ON THE 4TH OF JULY, 1865.
She is 20 feet long, feet beam, with Sails and
Rigging complete. Well suited for the
OYSTER BUSINESS.
The Boat can be seen in rear of old Custom
House, or opposite the Day Book Office.
Is. s.taa ALSO,
ONE SAIL BOAT .lf
with new sails, newly painted and in 6rst rate
order.
Sale at IL oc clock, NJ, in front of No. 8, Com
mercial Row.
LEIGH BROS. L PHELPS, Auct'rs
oclT-tds
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


FUHT Of NDHFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, oct. IT.
ARRIVALS.
Steamship Creole, King, FIN City Point.
Steamship Norfolk, Vance, FIN Philadelphia.
Steamship Yazoo, Couch, I'm New York.
Str. Dictator, Deering, I'm Richmond.
Str, j: 7. Brady, Lands, fin Baltimore.
Str. Georgeanna, Pearson, FIN Baltimore.
Str. City Point, Talbot, I'm Richmond.
Str. Thos. Collyer, Mitchell, I'm Richmond.
DEPARTURES. e.5
Steamship Creole, King, for New York.
Steamship Norfolk, Vance, for Richmond.
Steamship Yazoo, Couch, for Richmond
Str. Magenta, Baulsir, for Richmond
Str. Georgeanna, Pearson, for Baltimore. -
Str. J. T. Brady Lands, for Baltimore.
Str. Thos. A. Morgan, Edgar for Richmond.
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MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, on Thursday evening last, by
Rev. Thomas Hume, WILSON B. LYNCH, Esq, to
Miss MARTHA ELIZA, daughter of the late Mat
thew W. Allen, ESQ.,
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NJ Il w Ds.--Hypodermic sy-
IN ringos, Dental Instruments,
Elastic Stockings, Cupping Cases,
Gold Bronze, Choice Perfumery,
Toilet Articles.
Our Stock is now quite full, and we offer for
cash at satisfactory rates.
oc23 sf. A. & c. A. SANTOS
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n r. U II E's LIE. ;.

III r. U T E E'S s "A LE,
Pursuant to d Deed of Trust, executed on the
2Ist day of December, 1855, shall sell, at Pub
lie Auction, on the premises, (by consent of the
parties, on SATURDAY, the 2sth instant, at
half past IL o'clock, for cash, a
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
on Bart, near Chestnut Street, in the City Of
Portsmouth.
The Lot fronts 80 feet on Bart Street, and runs
back ll3 feet.
The House has Slate Roof. and is desirable
Home.
7. \. MERCER,
oc2I-lw% Trustee.
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WAeRs. Ship Carpenters are now receiv-
ing eleven dollars per-day for their services
m N New Orleans, and nine dollars per-day il
Mobile. asse ha5iassS
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ocl6-tds
WRECK SALE OF STEAMER.

NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted to
~ the Estate of R. T. Culpepper, deceased,
all having claims against the Estate will please
report the same to me as soon as possible. [ can
be found at my old stand, now occupied by
Messrs Forbes Butt, and if not there, they will
act for me.
DAN'L j. TURNER,
oc19-1w* Administrator.
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CAV MILLS Winters Improved
y Saw Mills, Steam Engines and
Boilers complete or in detached
parts.--P Parties embarking in the Saw Mill bust
ness, will find it to their advantage to call at my
Office, No. I, East Main Street, and examine into
the merits of the above cheap and valuable Mills,
which are warranted to give satisfaction.
One of these Mills, costing only S25O0, with
Steam Engine Boiler, &C., complete, is now net
ting $30per day, working only in the day time.
IF t& III. A. RAMSAY, sass
oc23-3t Agentfor Messrs. Winter & Co.
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y, la Steamer Hudson for New Orleans. left
Norfolk this morning.
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AUCTION SALES.

By SHAW & ROBERTS, Auctioneers,
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street
W. R. ROBERTS, Auctioneer.
ME WILL SELL, this Saturday
w morning, in front of our Auction Rooms,
corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street,
at s o'clock,
Several fine MULES and Horses.
rs bbls Cakes and Crackers
" Cider.
boxes Tobacco.
10 Hair Mattresses, tnew.J
Shuck I"
ALSO,
lot Of Furniture, consisting Of
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Wardrobes, Chairs, Washstands, &C., &c.
And or good Parlor and Cooking Stoves.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
oc2l-lt Auctioneers.
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YoaKvILLE, Ala, March l, 1862.


YoRKvILLE, Ala, March /, 1862.
Mr.. E.. Boiler:
This is to certify that have been suffering
with Chronic Diarrh@a for six months; have
been treated by the ablest medical talent to be
found; among others, by Drs. Withers, Hill, and
Page, of the Richmond Hospitals, but all to no
effect; and as a last resort, tried your Premium
Bitters, of which | used only two bottles, which
made a perfect euro in week.
Hoping that others may find the same speedy
relief,
am, yours truly,
Testimony Of Alee. Dudley, President Richmond
and York Ripcr Railroad
OFFICE RICHhoND L. Y. R. r. r. Co..
Richmond, Sept. II, 1864.
Mr.. Z. Baker
DEAR SIR--Please send me two bottles of your
Bitters. am in pressing need of them, as they
have heretofore proved the most eificacious medi-
cine have used for debility and dranged
stomach, &C.
Yours, very respectfully,
ALEX. DUDLEY.
A"oshsr from the Rev. C. ". Pether6rsdge. Of
Richmond.
RICHMOND, Aug. 4, 1866
| have used Bakers Premium Bltters in several
instances when sick with bowel affection, and in
every instance believe they have been of decided
advantage to my health.
G. W. PETHERBRIDGE.
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BY r. +. FERGUSON, Auctr
DESIRABLE WOODLAND AT
IL AUCTION.
" ill be sold, at IL oclock, on MONDAY, the
23d inst, in front of my Auction Store,
- VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,

Containing "a acres, more or less. A portion of
it well wooded and situated about Is miles from
the City, via Drummonds Bridge, on the high
road to Fort Norfolk. 1t was formerly owned BY
DR.. Sylvester, and sold to DR.. Clements
1t is bounded on the north by the land of Thos.
NJ Wilson, on the east by the land of Abel Lew
ellyn and others, on the south by the land of the
heirs of John G. Colley, deceased, and on the
ceased.
This Tract contains some valuable Wood, and
being not mile from the River at Fort Norfolk,
and ~ miles via Rope Walk Bridge to the City,
could not be better located for a Truck Farm,
and offers rare opportunity for Investment,
both for the Wood and for the Land
Terms cash.
F. F. FERGUSON,
nclH-tds Auctinnaer.
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DOCK and STATIONERYsST ORE
ID IN PORTSMOUTH.

ID IN PORTSMOUTH,
have recommended my old business, occupy
ing for the present, (until the first of the veay
when | resume my old Stand, No. 60 High 81
the Store on Middle Street, west side, one door
north of High Street. My Stock is well selected
and whatever pertains to my line of business can
always be obtained on the tairest terms,
To my old customers and other friends. am
satisfied no inducements need be offered by me
call. sa3 ~ 8
oc23-3t* RICHARD q. HTrME
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AUCTION SAFES
By ASHTON & EMMERSAN.

No. 40, Crawford Street, Portsmouth,, Pa
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DANK OF VIRGINIA-FON SALE AT
ID AUCTION-That large Lot with the build
folk, between the Exchange Bank and the Allan
tic Hotel, separated from the former by Lane,
C mmon to both lots, and from the Hotel by Gray
street. and well known the Bank of Virginia,
having front on Main street, independent Of the
lane, Of so feet, more or less, and running back
on Gray street, to the channel of the creek, more
than 800 feet, will be offered for sale on SATUR-
DAY, the 2sth instant, at IL o'clock, for cash in
United States currency.
MYER MYERS, Pres't
ocl9-td WIN. D. BAGNALL, Cash'r.
, 1865-02-13
BAmpAlGN COUNTY.

We regret to learn from Governor CrandaIl,
of The Champaign County Uaton, that the
course Of tie TRIBUNE on the Industrial Col
leec question sis meancr than the doctrine
Of election" Any ordinary bull Of e1corn-
munication VIC could bear, but such tre-
mendous, irresistible, and nnanswerablc de-
nunciation quite oycrcomes us. It Is worse
than the Ottomau's last and ssyerest epithet,
"Ch1istiau dog" It was far from our intca-
tion to have "slighted Governor Cranaall
so seriously as the doctrine Of election seems
to huyc done, Judging from the exaspeEation
with which he contemplates It.
The TRIBUNE has high appreciation Of the
county Of Champaign In general, and Of Its
Governor in particular. We arc heartily in
favor Of the Industrial College being located
at Champaign, provided that Champaign Will
ofgcr better Inducements, and such as will
render the college Of more value TO tho entire
neople OF the State than any other locality
This can only be determined by allowing
every locality to compete for the University
Th- fact That one Of the editors Of the TRIB
1~.p woa made Lieutenant Governor in part
liz .he votes Of Champaign county, rcn'
dcra him profoundly grateful to Cham
rajcu county. The fact that another
editor Of the TRIBUNE became Postmaster
Of Chicago to tho sincere qualification o
Champaign county is sincerely gratifying Il
the editor in question. We submit, however
that neither of these facts make 1t the dutl
of The CHICAGO TRIBUNE 10 seek to prevent
The other localities in the State Who partici
Pated IN the voting and qualification afore
, 1865-02-13
A GIGANTIC SWINDIE. E
nc" new eSSfk. 1ssK FILLS HER
Arrest Of Twenty-Seycn Bounty
Brokers, and their Ilcarce-
ration in the Old Capi.
tOI Prison,
OFFICIALS AIDING BOUNTf-JEMPEES IN
DESEKYl0N.
rFrom the N. Y Hernld. Feb. 81


While Committee Of the Board Of Super
yiEors Of this country are striving to show
the Washington authorities that NC have
nearly filed our quota, o number Of Govern
ment officers arc in our midst, fcrrcting out
system Of gigantic frauds, the exposure Of
which, It is alleged, will show taat NC are
not entitled to more than tWo-thtrds Of the
credits which ne received on the call for men
In July Inst. Col. Baker, Chief Of the Coy
eminent Detective Police, has succeeded In
showing Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, how
it happened that Notwithstanding the pay
ment Of thousands on thousands of dollars
IN bounties, by towns and counties they had
fnilcd to place men in the field; and now the
Colonel intends to solye like problem for
us. He will show us that not dozen Of the
MANY men who are engaged In the business
Of recruiting In New York are honest, and
that nearly all Of the bounty y-brokers' crew
a1e the most ar1ant scoundrels that eyer
wentsunpunished.
This charge is not made at haphazard, but
Upon actrai investigation and positive proof
Col. Baker and his subordinates have been In
the city only three weeks, and 6ince they be-
gan their inyesiitations they have found over
whelming proof against more than fifty boun
ty-brokefs and others who have been engaged
in dcfrauding the Government, and Of thess
twenty seven have been nrrested.
Provost Marshal General Fry, under tht
pressure brought to bear upon him by oul
Supervisors and other gentlemen anxious tt
reduce our quota for the city from, as they
claimed, the unjust to a just number, became
convinced that an outrageous system Of for
gerry was being petpetrated in this city by th,
substitute brokers' h enlisttng men, and tina
The government did not get one twentieth
rrerf. ar the number Of men said to be enlisted
81 them, aud which this city, as also otho
cities, had the papers to show for, and wh,
have been regularly credited . s npon tie qnotas
rhc casc.n which he has done most successful
". and Which will undoubtedly break up th
| Infamous system Of substitute brokerage, q
It has been carried on, do away with the evil
whole maiter Of volunteering and manner Q
4tt W Vii first cndeavor to explain how tbi
brokerage business has bern carried on hoy
s,d now Inc Government did not get th
Il Is well known that these vampires. i
, 1865-02-13
ket dull.
cold market closed In New York at 2OE nf-

ter call.
MONDAY, A.A.-Market opened very quiet On
Gold at 213 and remained steady At slef to .1s.
M9ndsy mIhess was a., sos1h1g o e an H.
212i, but closed a1m II a13 in the evening. The
ssls; sss al e tho day ut the Exchange amounted to
TuEsDAY-Marketop opened firm at 215}; advanced
TO nc, hut there YVES not sufficient confidence In
the Eise to maintain prices, and TRANSACTIONS IN the
strong demand for o. S. Sos, and snme is 600
changed hands at 1o9t to 1o93. Gold was held very
Board At sis to alsi Total sales Of the aay as ths
WEnsEsD4T- Market for Gold opened weak at
1ozos Were sold at 1osz z@1osx, md soms 7:sos At
o9sl.. Some new stock Third National Bank sold
at 49, Wsa1esday P. m.-0old MARKET very
came excited, owing to an advance of 2 pei cent
tn New York. and large sales were made at SEQ
21a. We learn since that he advance q to IT
esasis pss e. HsS aae sas &s
Yields In influence Which ia fell even IN tic New
aa I956 s nasks. The sales at the Exchange amount
TnunspAT.--Markct very sdnll at a13f for Gold.
There was quito q. panic in Cook County Scrip,
wns @ IN
mtttccs some ot them seeming to act and seel that
It was Of but little consequence as to the price
realized for It, 60 they got grecnbacks for the
scrip. At one time large amounts Of It could have
been bought for 70c. Some <13,010 sold at the
heard, under orders to sell at any price,
at sot: .: 10 40s sold at 1oslD10si. Thursday
p. Gold declined to 211f md very dull. Quite
speculation sprung up in Cook County Scrip. and
nearly Sc, ,0C0 changed hands at 601sac. Total
sales OF tho day were S2Sd,150.
FRIDAY a. M.-Market very dull in Gold, and
very little disposition to mike large ventures.
Remained very guietall day at a1osl to iii. 10i0a
were cold at 1d24@1G3i Is Of 81 at 110i. Cook
county Scrip Advanced to s8c. About $30,0o0
changed bands. Total sales OF the day, x113.10o.
SATURDAY a. M.-OwIng to the heavy decline
In Gold in New York the market here was little
panicJ at tho opening, but closed steady at 27 to
a17{. Saturday +. M.-Gold declined to a05-
weak. Cook county Scrip active at e3t to Sc.
Saturday Nighk-Market very dull. A few
sales at 9C4A. Sales Of the day, 500, 900. Total
for the week, q, ,005, 800.
, 1865-02-13

To the Editors Of the N. T. Trihune:
SIR In the letter published in your paper
Of this morning, Gen. Singleton Ia reported
Us saying:
"ihni Gen. Lee Impressed him at once
with the idea that he was in the presence Of
q man wLoee soul was filled with every seti
ment Of honor, religion and patriotism"
Gen. Lee, Who was educated at the expense
Of the United States Government, and al-
ways was highly favored, turned traitor, and
was false 10 his cath and his country. can
only account for the dclusfon on tha grounds
once head given to explain the opinion Of
great Sc1dancy, he by accident spent part Of
an evening in house Of notorious III tame,
and On being asked what he thought OF its
mistress, said she appeared to be kind
pious and chaste woman. q. W. Is.
My YnRE Feb. G, 1865.
, 1865-02-13
ITEMS.

4 gentleman in Connecticut who got drunk
last weak had the misfortune to freeze to
death.
Epgcnie's new dress Of elk and silver they
say resembles moonbeams reflected on the
waters Of lake. Expensive moonbeams
those.
New York Is going to have q new opera
house for the opera comique. Chicago sets
the fashions.
There are only 800 churches In New York
City.
Commodore Vanderbilt is to have big
gold medal from Congress for being good
boy and giving his steamer TO the country.
Eugenfe has been lately exhibiting great
sobHety in crinoline.
4 man In Elmyra, Ohio, the other day cut
bis windpipe. a doctor sewed it up aud it
draws beautifully now.
At q fashionable Hebrew wedding in Hart
ford The other day, the bride wore lilac col
ored mo!re antique, q coronet Of green leaves
ard orange flower, and white lace veil OF deli
cate texture.
The Duchess de Chartrcs has rot little
bnby, and is tick1ed 10 death about it.
A history Of porcelain ia to be issued In
England. We could show fragmentary one,
got up by our servant girl.
Military rule will soon be abolished in "my
Maryland"
lie" has been Atruck in Connecticut.
4 Washington judge has decided that hus-
band must pay the debts contracted by his
wife before marriage.
Henry Ward Beecher has applied to preach
the Gospel In Charleston when it is taken.
~ Fn@c 81
punishment.
George Sanderson, q Democrat, was re-
elected Mayor Of lancaster, Pa, the other
doJ; r,, :. ~,
covcr from his Illness.
Willie Pape, tho boy pianist, is going to
play before Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon.
Tho negroes Of Hayti are enjoying the
J. n ellis, Superintendent Of the United
States Naval Observatory, died Of npople1y
| at Wnshipg gton On Wednesday last.
Mrs. Lincoln wore st her drawing room ON
| Friday Last heavy purple velvet dress trim
med with white cord and buttons, an elegant
white point lace shawl, head d-dress Of flowers
and white lace, white Kid gloves and fau.
| Matilda Heron has arrived at San Fran-
| cisco.
There arc 6o,ooo Cinnamon in California.
! Young Dumas wedding Is 10 be quite bril-
liant. His bride is the heroine Of his l2stnov.
| el, the sDame Of Pearls"
| The Inauguration Ball at Washington takes
| place On March G.
There is but one bathing establishment in
| Rome for Il, 200 people.
Small Pox is now called the Demon Of the
Pit
Bandmann shortly appears at Nlblo's in 6
new play.
"Ada Clare" debuted in San Francisco re
Gently as Camille, and failed.
The rebels are stealing Northern musit
among their songs: 81 When this Cruel WA
Is over"
| Three tons Of gold in bars recently arrived
in San Francisco from Sacramento.
| TAirty-thrce French ships are to be dis
armed.
4 dispatch from Nashville says that Gov
johnson is seriously indisposed, harlng beer
confined to his bed for several days.
The Iron City Bank, Of Pittsburg, hns surrea
tesed it's charter to the Stnte Of Pennsylvania
md is now doing bnsincse under the natioua
banking Law under the title Of the Iron City M
/ Rar1-
, 1865-02-13

Here tho market opened ut pos, and closed at
eG4I2G6. On the Stock Board It opened ut 97{,
ard sold as low "a eos. There WIS large "short"
interest," and this sustained the local Market Sl-
yer was dull at 190R1n6, =.
Cook county scrip WIS active and atcsdy at $50
SIC. Flve-twenties were firm at 109H buying, and
10 selling. Tenforties wero steady at 1oa buying
and 1os selling.
-Reterson's Dettctor Aends us the following
description Of new and dangerous counterfeit
800 note On the Eastou Bank, Pa: Sl00s-imi-
tntion; Wig. female seated; Indians; male head
On each end.
, 1865-02-13
THE REBELS WANT T1ME.

THE REBELS WANT TIME.
The following clauses Of the message Of the
President on the Peace Conference furnish
the world with all The light it has yet OBJ
tanned relative to that remarkable interview
between the President Of the United States
and the agents of the rebellion:
"Thc wLo1c substance OF the instructions to the
Secretary Of State herein before related was stated
etstant herewith; while With the other party It
not said that in any event OF On any condition
they ever would consent to reunion yet they
consent. They seemed to desire posfponsment
Of that question ard the ddoptioH o. some Other
course frsf, 1rhle q sonf e. thtm seenssa TO Gr.
which course VIC thought would amount to IN In
definite Qpstponement-
These bricfand pitby sentences give the clue
to the entire aim Of the rebels In entering
into the conference. They are hard pressed
and want time. They fcc their doom ap-
1noaching and they seek reprIere. Time
to arrest their dcserters, who are three times
us numerous as theiria11ny; time to overcome
the raischievous scruples Of their slaverhold-
ing Congress, and 10 arm and free their
slaycs time to rebuild the railroads and fac
tories which Sherman has destroyed, and re.
store the rebel hopes which lie has dashed ;
time to recover from the successive defeats Of
ATLANTA, Mobile, the Shenandoah Valley, Sa-
1uuunh, Nashville, and Fort Fisher, which
havc followed each other In unrelleyed sue
ccssIon time to 1corganizc their armies
which haye been reduced one-half BY defeat,
descrtiou and dcmorallzntion within the past
wear time to sn1u:g,glc in, by some new mode,
the supplies which formerly entered by VIII
m{nrtou and Mobile time to see whether Lee
can restore the confidence which JEFF. Davis
has lost time for the terms Of our troops to
expire md their ardor to consume itself in
fupction. And an thss is just what the Chi.
coro coppe1head Convention recommended
a eusrcnslon Of hostilities-and what a major.
1ty Of 10000 vstcrs decided should not be
given.
There is no question but that this is the
crisis OF the war. Stop now, and We shall
stand 5uet where we would have stood If WI
had never won victory or lost a life. Or
4he-other hand, SIX months more Of such sac
cess rs has crowned our arms during the pas'
year will utterly destroy and disperse tht
rebel nrmy. Our Geucl ais ut the front full,
appreciate the advantages Of our position
md that nothing but our inaction can Civ
the rebels hope. Thomas is preparing II
march to Montgomery, Selma and Mobile
Shcr1nnp, In three columns, Is moving OF
charleston, Dranchyille and Augusta, mi
from thence upon columbia, Wilmington, Ra
1rsrl, and Richmond. Ice ut once delays ami
assnnes, Inc downfall OF the Confedsracy b.
nassine all its troops for the defense Of hi
nntive State and Of his own personal reputa
,ion. Grant renders this course necessary b,
being constantly prepared to profit by an.
,l-uu f.o,,, ~ f1pr s7frnnSH NOW. rs ever
, 1865-02-13
Ql)ieago Grtbu1re>
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1sc5.


AGoAoaAA Id, Aob1.
------------
PERSONAL.
.ne eso'e .oa'n@ furnishes Us an oppo,1u
,nss 70 correct one of the mlset5olc ,A'n.
nooas loat nave been handed asouau W. oa:' :; ;
~ Inc Aofae railway s"1noicrsA At sp 49,
ah tnefe never was 50 ou1so son, ~ 1,asso p
peua'co oy 4ee1saa"'e w. 49, -ots.,s
1an"oy nu. 50 'n.'e ,,en nss. ea.s-n - 1sna ~
never VIII &C agun' er 1,. - ."'AN4 ~. ~
vcn1ca 70 Moo 80, - @ n,,,st o,,a ~ - - :,
We suu'i r. a.. -, :. -.
~ ,,s, 4,,.+ "a ~, - - ~. r..
s...a ~ =. acu ft0P4'' taAs
Sa.,,n for- ,ro.,,s MN ..-..-
,.o:1u.or @noa oar.a 49, ~! fe !aaa Aofse
,'a." T., tsa a.s..;se . ".s ~ see ~ iAse
~. aa - sas...s;.I; ~ ~ @ e-a@ asu - VIC seuuo
~, .r',,a, N a,ieaaa ,,sa 49,. ~. ~" ~
~ ~, "I - ~ 1 useu 4ntiouaeeo
ns's - ' wv sa Na.,,aa w. 49, 49,. AZ ep1mg
1's,' a.. w ~. .p.a snSS ~ uoa noe secn his
:. '' w ~. Auo" , ".Aat =. eon'alnea. that L
u con'aaaeo ciEuSc extending any horse
1au"uy cnnter' VI 'na1tc1s. we certainly
eoou nos aafo' t''As part o1 H. ne theu
.sAeo VIC "ouio publish The BILL
~ WINCH VIC 5cpAeo mat We would be very
gina 70 90 20. ae lnen asked Ii We Tould
nol says cultofaal!y. thnt 1.-THE only oljec
Ionable lcotaro o. INC Dill was TINT relating
70 INC l1aolhty Oh Inc companies for the Will
eul not!s u .nen !, agen1s Or servants" we
iepucu oscaeots not' because mat would
IVnI~4s ue " t1e enafeet extension clause
t.o .ncn eooh t'enca1 anu commenced VII
1'pG, ana was occupied an hour or more In
composing 6ome1AnE to which We maid nc
, 1865-02-13
CON MElKCIAAs

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1866.
The following summary shows the movement
IN Flour, Grain, Provisions, ETC., during tho past
twenty -four hours:
RzcE1r<s AID sI1PhsR1s DURING rAsr ~ 1ouRs.
, 1865-02-13
TT S. GOVERNMENT
Artificial Leg Depots,

Where the Government furnishes tho I1uscd States
AImy and Nav3Ieg 10 so difra gratis e u .ane ~
Piled on tie An1tonIcAt Fai and SOCK Jolafcd Leg
which hss .ares;! moson u the snsle xs tns n,tusa
oue- Chicago ul- oppos!tB tho Fc4t ntacE: Elnsih-
nat, @, l. Mechanics Institute; s.: LcUa 70 = r19a
STREET; SashyiEe. Tam IN ci!y Hs!l R7shss5cs y.
war DOUGLAS BLf, II. D..
e. S. General Commissioner.
Omcern and Citizens furnished on pFtvnte
accAnnts.
For distractions tnddreHs DR.. Ely: nc
nearcst depot. !e4 al t-scs N--.ok
, 1865-02-13

grade OF hogs offering to-day. Prices are un-
changed, aud heavy Hraooth hogs are in good de-
mand.
LATER
The decline In gold In The afternoon threw
cold chill over the markets generally, and buk lit
tie buAiucss Was done. No. Spring declined to
81 441 but recovered little and closed ut ~
Whisky dull anu neglected. Nothing done in
Provisions