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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

cuteuy IIV0 Aoy NW sssvess J-r-
States, and its population has since bsen
largely ausmsnted BY enisraats from sa-
roee. Il rs Tsrritosy 10 1850. end was
sdmittsd into tho Union in le4s. " ass.
il 1924 square mica sad ths growth o.
its population ~ tesa - follows: IN
1870, So,9i5; 1850, 300, 1871 1860. ITO,
SOL 1865, s6S, 1876.
G1sa.,1Fsia Cssc6xe.
sa1Sssr ~si.ssp froa Ooicsso last ~ssf
IL prominent auclioneer "a This city says
he has now contracts to sell the furniture
Of no less than 6vs hundred m&es. -
tween this date and the FIRST 81 vu~es Ssens
Of .hcss families will try boarding house
life inj b., els, but 0est e then ~. prsy
parin1 TO 0rj9(k thV 1o1)Fy. q ts.eomt
other city Vngft thsss Z III sxtSstl6n add
filth. 1t il safe u Rrsdiat that viihinr the
ne n sixtv DAYS not less than fifteen hun~
cred families will evacusts this port An
lside6llons bftbe eh9lsrps -, ,1eabt, heve
somctbins 70 az Win this HsMssGlS, but I
more potent cause 10 found in the exogtion.
FAletSA0 dtl1khDee ~ heoee S1aere 80
agents. Business prospects fee this season
viii not justify poor men in remaining herr
and oubni9Gae - ~ 6D0qG1aiDna athel
threaten them. am confident that, soor
after the fls2 q Hay, rents sM dtGS NJ
feay p no ~ ssst. bslew ths asure'
now demanded; end even Thea they viii b
high enough r .a4eed .. fair interest o.
the noss1 intesegd il tentsble pfop~e1.'
IfxTr Musacol EAacaslpo. -
nj were the iAthss Of . fsmily, eli IL
members oft should leess 1asie. Alnos
all children have naturally good ears and
can catch tunes easily end stSAsop b say
thay; ore aide to master the mysteries o
me rspach better ct an early ago thai
| hey. 10 Ater.. Both girls aud boys shoul'
| 6e tau&h to play upon the pianofoste
winch, althoughit wants the power Of melt
| inn one sound ietO enotker--that touchinI
human effect which some instrument
| possess--is invaluable % bringing almos
every variety Of music within reach an,
> Knitting one through arrang .ments an
aiaptionb, TO becone acquaintesa, to . csrtail
degree, with nearly III the thought
Of the greatest composers. At more ID
| vaoeed sse, Would have thsm learn th
/ srannas Of music, thorough bass and har
mony. The knowledge Of the principle
upon which the greatest men worked an
the examination Of the manner ia Whic
they worked, would be study Of great ID
terest, and could but add 10 the admiratio
with ubich they might happen to be re
garded. Those Of my children who weI
great musical geniuses would only prepal
the better for building upon such found,
; ton, aud those who were not. having bee
, | taught by their early studies what rel
greatness is, and by The same process
comprehend what real littlehess 10 also, j
default Of the charm Of talent would prob
bly, achieve that Of modesty, and instead ,
becoming indifferent cxecutants, weuld r.
sign themselves to being intelligent and VI
derstanding listeners-a race Of which III
void stands greatly in need.-Csrnhi
Magazine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

There is nothing which goes so far toward
placing young people beyond the reach Of
poverty, - proper economy in the manage.
ment Of household affairs. II matters not
whether man furnishes much or little in
his family, il there is continual leakage in
his parlor; It runs, away he knows not how.
and hat demon Waste cries "Morer' ike
the horse lcach's daughter, till he that pro.
vided has no more to give.
IL should DC the husbands duty TO bring
into the house; and it is the duty Of the
wife to sec that none goes wroneiully out Of
it. A men gets q wife to look otter his AZ
fairs, and 10 assist him. in bis journey
through life; to educate and prepare their
children for proper alton in life, and no,
to 'issipate his property. The husbands
interest should be the wife's care, and her
greatest ambition to carry her no further
than his welfare or happiness, together with
that ofhes children. This should be her
sole aim and the theatre Of her exploits in
the bosom Of her family. where she may do
as much toward mailing fortune As in IN
counting room 44kesk ahop. 1t is not the
money eamcd TIL Gak6s the man vealthy.
it is what he ssses lfoa his earnings. Self
qualification in ~, ~ iodu.glnS - sp-
petite, or geft;6k AandsoAe fafniture, or
entertaining mn Apaky sfan his purse
can we'll allow, ~ Sqdelly eernicioas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

n 1850 Memphis had apopulatisn pfsS.
go Il has now about e0,oooaaA Istrtsl
ra'lroad will very soon be completed iAlssl
enesgit ether inprovsneuAGr Ths Com
y Assa~s0 A,sofAs abdsheJb psnets1 tina,
thsesss "buildnes vhieA j. Point Of krchi
Stsd&S tSauty dsd sdAbtIUlit} to sll|brns.
ehss p tqsinsss. challsugs the admit 4iss
Of even that class Of visitors who have
I'll 6tsstea ts ysess h tesSlsS 10 s,blrbarl
tii!essI ,4 s,,..s.L III mu / dxAl
Gaowrn Or 1n1 Wssr-Ths Amk,seaas
4sUst* pdbtisted VI New York. blSsss
Asnsseete inthe 1saaqak Of the w stsrn
Seasss = 70 present progress and future
lseepesos. II Gtates that The per ee,4, ~.
,eslssosAp6 ubpsiAEh1 iiaxs e iDs,n .|sksu
hns - 49, lsO NAeaps1ha . llnufsota,
Slaela a5oQ4sa1lsxIla Iow+ vu..1
.tslG4 4s4geSanaH
= aovsI methsd Of dispesing Of property
''4. .ssiS a,st sdss'taSsAaa - s1ss,f. Al
dl;sa ~ $500 y safshtsa IL SJtne ba ~
31Geotl4 No. = " U !. awlrd.d
1As arst DssasSopsiifs Of : Sot,l v.lie& p
-. .s,s g ~ sssssa ~ .hlI Am.
~ stA ASuo6aiGs -, f:SsSi Brown
. ,a'h - - sssiaiax go iNs1zaro
= : sa ss;aa1 \ 49, Il Sas,sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

PaAcrIcAi AM Ofsprdn6 MEw.-Those
who call themselves pseetDeGl men are too
apt t. undervalee yhs gHv6g Atlal and Stu.
dious men, and To snoes u thSn - mere
boo%men. The practical navigStne, WiiA =
little skiu i the ne Of instrumsntS, o9d I,
knowledge Of common srithmetie, BY the
help II certain printed formulas aud tables,
ceAgpide his ship se(ely tbre,.nh the rerils
- ~ pa66lsos d4en But h dhoulA not
49, = beok le1rSiag, " thee shsfls and
tables and instruments BY which BE makes
l1is observations and solves bis problems,
sses shs esa,slt Of dssp AID psotound study
and thought. II 10 wrong to class among
the non producers IN Who d. nor labor with
their hands. But for studious men, what
would be the present condition Of aericut
l4sei I n 0o61d iadeed b hlind and toll
ZONE. To produce great results the brain
md arm must move together-the ideal to
" tsdded p the practical. fhI xorld h.s
IS much reason to bless the memory Of the
lsrsn4or L. tltAs a Inn Who sedlesd Il in>
'eption to practice. Those only who live
speh The profits r. lA6cf without an equv-
lle'e are "a bsrsgafded ~ stale and unpro- |
liable. $40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

susssss oimpss-p feaps-k0cisas and hsiasas: no
~ he esiy Incidence tsaSeey adaytee 70 -
- siapls, sAas nlsesAs - cannot ~ nads - seme
eheu "a harmless. % Be free from DANGER aAA -
ecient be alWaya ssiabe. They have rsiese ~
Aishest commsudssSo too III. snd si ala ays rsness
I1DcSaep. -cents.
M. Enrsa Eaxera. Connections and Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

MopAs HEaoisn. Our young friend Hal
ford, Of the Journal. was married 1t ten
o'clock Tuesday night, snd saw bis lovely
bride take the cars for Chicago, ia less than
two hours. with no hope Of seeing her again
sr thrse weary montls. No use talking
about Erutus, Or any Of tho stories aftsr
this, and the Spartan fox is weak illustra
ton Of the coolness with which TIE young
man went about town yesterday, gathering
up his unconsidered TRIES. Any obseusi
" in the local columns Of the Journal this
morning, may b readily accounted for and
excused. Every Do, that young man il d.
lowed to run At large is fraud upon the lu
uAtic asylum.-lAscatine Courier.
, 1866-01-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


MnSpkT EVENING Jan. is, 1e5G
The money market to day was generally reported
to le less stringent an At the close Of last week;
but this u due malnly 10 the fal1ng-od tn the re-
c.irts Of Hogs during The past day or two, and
consequent decrease in the demand for money hJ
commission merchants. rathcr than to any increase
In the supply Of currency. Still, the market w1s
By no means easy; bnt bankers are ceuaally able
to meet the Legitimate demands Of their customers.
The rate Of dlsoonnt at the banks Is Stsady at 10
per cent per annum, but the private bankers are
charging 1H6e per cent per month.
AB consequence nf the decrease In the stt1uEen-
e Of The money maE2es, there was nrme1 feeling
In the market for Eastern exchange, but the coun-
icrra,es are steady at Ito discount buying and pr
selling. The supply At present u comparatively
light, and the tendency Is upwa1d-
TIE question Of having weekly returns OF Tho ave.
ragp condition Of the banks Of this city, through
The medium Of the Clearing uonse Association, is
being agitaled In monetary circles. The proposition
IL favoEahly received by some Of the leading bank
err, and The merchants genesa0J arc strongly In
hyor Of It. We sincerely hope the Increment will
be rnkde- A weekly statement cannot tail to psosc
Of great vn1ue, both to bankers and the public
The general produce markets to-day ruled hrm@.
Flour xas quiet and afm. Wheat closed sc higher.
Com was dull and easier. Oats wese Inactive and
steady. Rye declined 1c per bu.hel, Barley and
Hi.hwtnes were dun md nominal
OWING to light receipts Of Hogs to-day-only ,5o6
OF al ktndk-thc market for Dressed Hogs advanced
NC per b; but the Provision tnarket rnled quiet
and unchanged.
In proy1nou circles there eeems 10 be an entire
absence Of The speculative inquiry which uanally
prevails in this and Other markets about this
The Ne~ York operators, sttlt suffering from the
heavy decline isst season, arc feeling their way
Sery cautiously, af1ald 10 mike movement lest
the un1kct ehorld collapse Suddenly and leave them
Thigh md dr3 With the product on hand, ~ II
did bst year This feeling Of cautiousness prevail
among all parties, and the cry Of "sbon crop
which excited them last is ali together lost Of
them ii present They admit tho crop Is short
but they alto point to The fact that com IL plenty
&c per bushe1 In the country. ndthey tear ths
the summer-made pork viii keep the market down
II fAsmcrs hsd bette EEL their hogs at 6c PEI ].
thau their cozn at 20c per bnshcl.
Gold opened In New Tork to-day at 13oa. aut
closed at 1891. The following sre the quotancns
telessaphed 10 james Bosd & uro,hers, gold bro
, 1866-01-16

H&ving been cured Of Sper1nator1hca By a cetebra-
ted phrscihn, and obtained his method Of treatment,
desire 70 send sufferers tsun setatuse the means by
which they can BE- permanently cured. All commonl
LEY, z. O. Drawer 6&SS, Chicago, LII, e!10
, 1866-01-16
Sugar Trade Of the United Suites. !.
IETof7s fhn Nn1s Vrrk. Et+nr1n1 AT

!
un.sa ss.es sscla.Ise Il co%1ia % aaa orese1e
t r. e. gfS esae 81 C
tx were sssl ions against receipts u foreign il
H.. i ist1 + saas ss i i ; a.: i Is;
i:.siz t91a: II ~ iGla TINS il iss7 iel.t taas:
{ y, i j. t1ss af.aP:t saas so e
s sna. - I'd i'a ia, = "a i saa. INV ahiIe il
& !SsH aad sff
snni3 snn. ;5 L., e II e s i
tm.; ana Il 1: lt7slo iaas; being Increase i 81
1s xhss IL to!A consumption ~ aisS ans, =
iso@ ri: RoIt Nale .ne iossl q 1o.sien
sno doTaS Sa1e sussf y IL, 15 ahoss amE % a
q ~ t1as 1ee een.ampuon of io1s,sa seasdesby
:or eoofgmpi,on S.s IN ~: whsn iea.+H tans xere
Il f. aa5s nfd 's
'a aiso Of q .uui Wv Ees "ss ,erta
,as eS ,ur.T ssfet ps M ess
nr 1he sss.e. - the the eas M g.
c=oel 1st 1ssa Eete 81 ~ tas aEalnst receipts n
md thai the eon. uption of fortEn il iaSs was si
1Hl III 80 tuns ard tu lsGo e9.s5e tupt while the
total consurnpioo Of foreign and domestic enc suar
IN - was - So taps. aea!ns. :etal coasumP'1e9
fa. III tuns in 1scl S9 tuus md In 1850 rs ~
tuns. beng IL incratc IN the total coasunpuon OF
neatly 80 per cent. While the sonaouption
Ct auc1r has Frequently been larger than
that oi the past year vhe the productive te'ds Of
Louisiana ie!led their heavy crops. the consumption
OF toFrEn suE2f WAS never 20 crest a that OF :Sa
The oca1csi Rp p1o1imaiion 70 Ii was 10 lsso. when
aJt.nn tuI1 wefe withdrawn but the deliveries LAST
ycsr exceeded these n1uses " neasy q o iuns Oar
INFLATED ,he Louisiana crop. have Injured 10 lie beEe
It ol our Ness tpdlan pelghbors: especially nas the
tsae With CUBS been stimulated tie tuE OF
exces*, In the consumption Ct fascsn susar having
been drawn from that iJ1and. Tbs consumption Of
NV tuEar ia California and Oregon the pas: yeaE Is
estiuaid ot li'po tuuk- Clttt0ed sus1ts OF suxars
made from nolas9e9, were IN pretty good request
nr 10 Hoyenpr.. when The demand very etnslhly
dimiplfhed: It is estimated That about 1N, t6Q
hoethcns CT mo1Asc weTs ios this pusbose b?
the teyc:s. e. s!ss tns2uSnGat ~ .he cSu9t1. {iS1a
lie same Qnantit, a made tn ISL TAe continued
Lg Intcca which haye rulcd for the imported a1eIe
lsve The ctcet to push The n.nufactGrc Q. matiesu
Ezf In lis keasoa. to 11 uao1 limit Iheuop ofiais
, 1866-01-16
OF TIE DEPOT
" QUARTERMASTER.
Eoxr tEkYXyToEFff. RAntaR

D.
December u ls63.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Sealed proposals wiz be received It shis o.c, until
stioa Of military 1applles daiax tas ysss i,
Ros9 se ING No l1ffon T. fo.t. 1eavenxossn. laramie
@ e aa
& Z ao e ef o g. 70
north md east q longitude VI degrees west: md IN
to siaie Il G' sae I 10 nes q
whep they vll Transport sad ssores IN each OF thc
Eou1z No. :FErnn re5t. Lea,ssxetta ;s .ad Riley.
e q g & ssn,a et =, 4 % e
eta d;.ss :aPPis. ssa ~ Iesvsaro.sse ee's "a
e saeF e ~
sss j % i ;' e IS -; "a
to Septemot1 inei9stye. Of ne yesf ls6e
i Il
to posts or staona shaf or DC established
Tesss. west 81 is degreei west 1.edtTs q
III T. Rxf % a
NON June e November !neinn!e. Of tho Jea5 1.s6:
~ @ ssSS: 81 e e "a 4 Fasis Seeads
1S!s S eHfs s.
rostaion u bscor, ar b1ead Pine lumber. shingles,
~. - s:%ss r. co. = Ill y
doi'aTs asned by Ixo Q: moss ,sspensieie persons.
e. as for
pos.nE tAo contract wtn be and e1te.o aso
nts il sceorsiaaee with tho e1ma OF sas advertise
1hs auouns Of bonds required toso thu contractors
On Route No ,J1n1.ooo
:. 4. s..s"ss*.-'. &11D0
, 1866-01-16

For aornc daya psst hare had tuEuots shout ne.
eollAron pesEre1 the Atlantic and Gft2t We4teu aii.
way COMPANY ana thc Philadelphia Z Reading tall
rad COMPANY xhiSh We a1e n Informed has been con.
eonstretioo Of nasroW Enuse tr.sk from the tesni.
OF the CA1wtssA laI1foAd It Milton, IN Northum-
htrland county aud through Union, Centre, Cear1eld
lcneEsor and Clarion counties to connect with the
AtianItc GrrAt Western ItA.foAd 1t near Fr4nk-
In, which company 8 to extend the sans narrow
xauEc this road to Cleveland Cincinnati and other
omircnt western cities, thus forming, by The CAta-
visa md f:eAdinE Road nd ~ bsanehcs contan.
and Other prominent cities Of The great vest.
We are informed tn1t the Reading Ea1lroad CON-
pAny Il esAhlIsh tho Fates OF freight Westward from
l1lladeanha; the charge peF m!le On nerchandse 9f
then charged TO the city 81 New York which secures
to Philadelphia all the advantages Of her EeoEraphi.
raj pokitlon IN the great md growing trade Of the
West
We also lear that these two railroad companies
have agreed 10 furnish puchnlf Of the capital required
% estab.lsh tine o!steacrs between this port and
England, whenever our citizens Will subscribe The
other bali.
Nc believe these to be the prominent features Of
this most important contract and In few days We
hupe to furnish onr readers with full dtialis.
, 1866-01-16

mr. - NkAA&WN
Fmmz4y Of 1aness Lock Hospital. Custom Hoase
strees, EeT OElesns, La {ntahHshsd In tsd Is nov
sod has been permanently located 81 No. - tsan
doIph atreet. between State md Dearborn strecsA
Cnie4xo. illinois, for ths l&st four yeas for Tho c1e
Of Old Cholc, Aezeur1al. Sypatl.sc md N pirate
tIseasca fos tho Treatment and cure Of that terrible
polson-syph1s. ,-...-.
pz. Jsuncs positively ersdIe4ses from ths systeu1,
without the aid of nezcuzy, lodde possssl arsenic,
sarsapar1ia Aay Of those poisonous tFuzs =, tasy
won't ceetuaily cure the polsoo-oaly dries It ~ to
bresk ont 1t souo future tme IN it, most hdoons -.
pect. Dr. James uses Neutallz< ior syphilis, TIM
sanc ~ used IN his Lock Hospital Eav oslean.. fer
thirteen Jears, and which 9aned him 80 wotadwidels
celebrity. The following ATs sous OF the d1seases
classed ~ AprEhte," to which Dr. Jsmes ddsotes hts
exclusive attention, y1x syphlil primary, sscoudasy
md tertiary, sttctures urethssl discharges nocturnal
and tupal emiaatona se1u. debility, diseases Of tue
back and olns Inflammation Of tho btAddef md KID
neys .hsums stian hydsocee. va1cocels cancas, etc.
Diseases peculiar to {nslss. snch Is snenoFThoea.
dysmenouhagia, retushax1a, chloeoals, neryous do
bIllsy, etc., successfully treated.
Dr. Jsmea' fons practice In New Odc1us. and the In.
dnsseueDt Of tho most eminent medical mea aad.shc
almost entire Southern press, should couYtnee the
most skeptlcal that Dr. James can and Will perhFm Ill
that he pTouIhes.
The attention Of those who have privately and I'm
properly injured Themselves BY su1ua cxeesses or the
deoaslnE habit Of seltaeuse, 10 prevalent with the
young. uniting them for at1iuony bustocas or 70
ciey. producing In Its train constitutional debility.
premature decay md lmpotencJ.
The following arc some Of the sad and melancholy
ttccH produced by early hshits Of youth, Or sexual
, 1866-01-16

bilious ieEsr serious complaint. but 4 e ne:er
dangerous one u yon have RadWay's Regulating
.s elns9 IL s8p
fever snd i, iii hour taIe six pulls moro il the 6rst
hsss ahe 1eseed atse ths ee asr. T I'll
eTs4y eTs4 asy 1n you sre eopletey 20 WI It w viii
es = ao son os
trats the paten and Fta1ce him 10 state Of help
leasnets while the disorder nom biz eyatea
lar IRON u! Other pi!s, whlch COMMONLY e1hal.tue-
rapidly In their violent operation. - 70 40 al
most - us!i mischief = ;he disease tsII M = baious
That Important orKan suppllt1 thu bile vitnout which
the food ne take into the stomach would neyE b.
fs ns u ae liver 1h Il
rl!ea either too much or too little hie, mud bilious
complaints arc the consequences. Sometimes the lsua-
cosdyeness, neurs1gia, Mysteries, fercEs, &c. follow
RadWays I1lts oecoms peculiar blessing. They cor.
vegetable pills which act IN this manner, sub
ktifute for caotntl They "reEulHte' the action Of
the lrer. and soon restore It to proper activity
tsese a1e % s Fiji: TdeS Il
Always safe always reliable.
n. B-Dn. sK1sSKR;Es KisF1sESl TREATMENT OF BILIOUS
nv Yorx, Janua.y, 1860.
hive during the pass four years, used yonr xeme-
dies and hay 20 RECOMMENDED them to othe1A for BILL
OTIS CoxPIAHTet IypIaIsTlos, nlsPEFstAs &c. I
eouaied The Regulating Pills arc Ei Ia their
r.. rst dos ahoald Sc islxe enough to purse, say
four or 1ye 1nd each successive dose bt diminished
one ri uni reduced one, and then rtoeated esefX
day or H Tses or ten days yanPs P4snen' ~ cure vi"
surely follow. 'i pR. . 5. SKINNER.
Psics Of Radwa1's Pills. Is cents per box.
, 1866-01-16

tit1o NpeA - 1A N'' '0'A
PTopoehts or bids may BE- made on or before the nlh
dzy Of February. i. o. IsJ6 In writing to the under
bids. !, '7"7.7-
The condItIGa Of tae title to any part Of sad pse-
ute in The hands Ct Hitchcock Dupee, Coulsellots
1t LaH, No. y Portland Block.
,,,... 49,. o.. E, AIKEN, As,ixnee.
, 1866-01-16

Our Public Schoo1s-0vercfogrdl
Editora Tribune:
A. the reccnt ,ncctfnr of the foard of Edues linn
~. .,1-s.-;,t. ..,a ~. -, nrh,,s c.h.,,. pot
1ne ouPe4'n1sna en1 o' 1aohe SCHOOLS. - l. Fac1-
aru. ESQ., rToIted the AVERAGE dall5 Attendance IN
the schcolt for last month to be IL 10{ pupls being
an increase OF 1850. or IN round number. 600
<,,.r H. -.,,-s.,,,1,,,- +,hs ~ ~ ~..ss
80. @ 'p'neA1'e N1Aoe' ''' @44' eAA's a"fAoo
Asst seat-
ancr mon her schools the civ ha. furnished M, ar
".a%s~.. y. W, ueA senou. ". aousss
AZ result, there il hardly > echool room IN the
CITY which Is M, tutudIcions,v md ,n3nron,,v oy.,
&fo"oeo. Hhle huhoTecF4l might say even thon-
sandt Of children, are wnnucns the street. OF Kept
at home. rrnply because the ,,ryi,rr,r NJ n ro1n.
mon rchool ct.ucatiop are moi afforded to them
, 1866-01-16

description last year WIS qntc large, and we betsye
that The cstmAtes that ere made to tanr,
Of sugar rom sht aorEo tha boat ind Indixu cor IL
yet IN IT. Infancy. ana The quantity ade rom thcs
Of htm viii thu! be seen that No total coasn;np-
Lon q z1E AnE4r q u 6uus in sht GATED Snio.
tion Of ~ ffnds IN is OF 500 tua1 heing 10 in-
cfvese Q! = tuna or near Il per cent The crop
eE1ng to Me dlMculty fp securing Ihe Kind Of lAoot
needed The estm EARLIER in tho season, fanEed
semoHhst Increased. and ls6e and even a5D5
h1Ee oefn n.med ~ the probable cut tura IT'S gun
make lAIE1 Gop than thr3 VII. bat many Of them
nj ssasons cisniS1H p pextsaa q tssG ee5s for
sSo " sn%cdate nei 5hnorhood ~ erJess..vsEe
Ine 9pan!ty equal to 100 hhds Of fornsn M I'M
po5tsd last }cat INTO that por1 30 that should eve?
1ilc for hh{nIucnt tn fhA Atlantic rf,tfa = -
, 1866-01-16

MexrhHot&.l
ArsrsrA. G., Monday evening, JAM 1ss6.
1eceiptA Of COTTON for the weak ending SATURDAY.,
January G, lseI. vtft SC.ohs1es.-
,FlEA&cIa1Go1d 1t.al!A Georgia R. R. Hank
bills 9Sc. GeorE1a Central Z, T. BAhk bills Sic. Hank
Of Augusta &c. City Rank Of Augusta &c. Tnton
llanS S0I Augusta 10c- Mechanics Bxnk 10c- Bank OF
Hamburg 2sc. For railroad stocks soc. For Central
stocks &c.
Co11ox AND HKhp-Cottou market inactive, Oxinr
70 Larger offerings thau u the close Of Last report
We quote u!do1tngs A. &c; good 90 1t &Ic. {-fAu.
gusts theetncH, &c; - Augusta sheetlnes &c drills
&c; .. s. AabutKu. &c; Falnk. E541nc; bxgxtuE
!eunuyh s1A@toc baEgtng tkentuckyL none IN mar.
Eet Rope thtr,pe eklchsrdsnn's gEetleaE 16ete7c,
l'Hcy1tfeEe AND nRKApe1y11s Com scarce and iu
@iSt0; extra Do. tl6oo8 lEM. Baefwheat dnfi. sl;W
f@2l10 rts bti. Eacon-Cle1f sides, nc: shondcfs
1Ct41.c. Buttcr-utmAnt lal1. Goshcn, 4Sa51c per -
Chtee-Comnaon Western. 25@s1c; English datry,
:TG4E- Lard Stock heAvy, s1Gss6c.
GGoCKE1Is. &c -aioasses-Comcaon, E137pc per
f. io lsrTs | sa3es; New orleaas I! 2s31s5 Gpha-
ri. todee-f FIN aud Sicily. isso. s4S5Sse: Ja,ss =,
5aas5c. 6uEet1-Common brown, ia ac; cT11hed.
white, E;EA2jc- Race-SeE crop, &1sc- soap, 1.4
1kc. CAndIes-Star. Il@.-c. Homny Grits. ti,s9 PER
bu. Mackese1 tnew-stock heavy. Kits No. !, Liza
Tsa;mpu1i Il saa ea1s : a ss9o
Onions. 4s,oo pe1 bH. t1anbetTiet dall ana heavy.
more than equal to demand. We quose re md hour
bon {. s0 10. QNeI Co.'S Philadelphia sle t170o
0n.cGpeT hrI. C1EAfs-DUn and q1iet. domestic 20
:3c rr l,nD. Leather-Sole, 3scs5oc per . uppers,
pr COZ Is e00 60 %. Lime, $50 per brl. Iron
6wedes, loXs l21c. Eals--As$oEted s!zes. s1.a1aoo
, 1866-01-16
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
F1o.n the San Ezancisco Alta California. Dec TO-

[Ffom tht 5zh T2ahtds3 z1u C1ou1u1a. Dee 7o'1
CORPORATION on the Cd day Of the present
month, in TIC Office OF the Secretary Of State
at sacranento. Capital, $4,000 ,o60. Presi-
dent, Hon. T. G. Phelps; Treasurer, B. ".
Hathaway, Esq. Secretary, John F: Sears,
Esq. The Directors are Hon. T. G. Phelps
Charles n. Fog. BENJAMIN Flint, c. L Hutch
Hathaway. Among the incorporatote arc the
names Of Gen. Roseraos, Gen. P. Banning,
Capt johnson, President Of the Colorado
Steam Navigation Company, and William r.
Coleman. The line will run: Commencing at
the Bay Of San Francisco, 10 the port Of San
California, to connect with the great Over
land Line cr crying On the Mississippi. Tho
route includes 720 miles Of travel within the
State Of California