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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
MIR. DAVIS.
Rumors Concerning His Release

The New York Heralds Washington
correspondent Of the l4th inst says:
In previous dispatch I understood
there was good reason to believe that
in n few days jeff. Davis would be re-
leased on parole or bail. received
my information from a high official
who possesses excellent facilities foi
learning the President views and in
teutions on such subjects The an
nouncemont created quite a iluttcl
among the politicians and several very
influential ones favorable to the Presi.
dents restoration policy, vcntured to
call on him to ascertain ifthc announce
ments were well founded. They urged
the President to defer any action in the
matter until after the fall elections, re.
minding him he was already accused
ofsympathizing with rebels and abusing
the pardoning power, and assuring him
that the release of the head rebel, at
this time, would be handled by the
Radicals in the present campaign with
powerful effect. ndgreatly impair the
chances of the party now laboring to
elect to Office men who would support
his, the Presidents policy. This ! have
ON undoubted authority.
The President replied that many dis
tinguishcd and loyal gentlemen, from
both the North and South, had appeal
ed to him for the release of jeff Davis
and had presented several considera.
tons which made a favorable impres
sion on his mind why Davis should not
be held any longer in confinement and
that he had said to them, that it,, from
any fault of the court or the proper Of
iicers of the Government, Davis should
not be brought to trial in October, he
should not, from any reason then known
to him, deem it necessary to hold the
prisoner for another day. But ir
giving the friends of Davis this assu-
rance, he had anticipated the action OF
the court, and had not appointed amy
time for Davis release in the event OF
his not being tried.
lie declared that he had from the
first desired to have Davis tried fol
treason, and had used such influence
and authority as he possessed to have
the trial take place at an early day, buI
if there should be any further delay in
bringing on the trial, he believed tha,
neither the interests Of the country non
his duty, demanded that he keep the
prisoner logger in custody. He also
stated that he was unable to perceive
that the release Of Davis on parole OF
hail, would furnish the Radicals with Il
valuable weapon, but that he believed
the masses, if there should be further
unnecessary delay in bringing him to
trial, would approve Of his being con.
litionally y released.
1t is well understood in the best in
formed circles that Davis will not be
tried at the October term, 50 that his
release may be looked for soon after
but not till after that time. Mr.. Reed
one Of Davis counsel, had been author
lied by the Attorney General to say to
his client that the Government would
direct his immediate release on the con
dition Of his leaving the country and
never returning, and that Davis in
dignantly rejected the offer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

\ Macon (Ga.) correspondent, in
alluding to the freedmen in that portion
of the South, says they have behaved
remarkably well during the Summer
season. They have discovered that
freedom is work, or the more fearful
alternative, starvation. They have gone
TO work in good earnest, and that rest
lessness which before characterized
them is disappearing, and contracts art
not unirequent for one, two, and even
three years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

itisa inyorite saying with men OF
the Brownlow order, that all men are
pe,iared who, having taken an oath TO
support the Constitution of the United
States. aiterward joined the rebellion.
George Washington, and other leaders
of the revolution of 'T6, had taken an
oath of allegiance to the King England.
Did they also commit perjury:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

Twenty or thirty ladies' are now on
trial at Indianola, Iowa. for compelling
u woman of strong Southern proclivi-
ties to carry an American flag in pub
lie procession.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The Mississippi Cotton Growers As
sociaiion correct deductions made from
their report, and say they expect not
over two hundred thousand bales in
Mississippi. and not over twelve hun
dred thousand bales throughout the
country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

General Butler the Beast, said in n
recent speech that the rattlesnake wss
no brother ofhis This announcement
will 90 far towards removing the
odium that attaches to the reptile.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

For three years service in the battle
field, an Abolition Congress voted white
veterans 800 bounty, niggers $500,
and themselves $4,000. How do you
like it?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

"llack," of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, says of Il preacher in the kadlca'
Convention in Philadelphia, on being
invited to invoke the Divine blessing
did it from pile of manuscript which
Ia took from his hat. After telling the
Lord from eight pages Of manuscript
what was the best to be done in the eS-
istipp state of affairs, the reverend gen
tleman took his seat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The official returns from the late
election in Kentucky show 95,91o for
Duval, and 58,035 for Hobson, being a
majority of 1894 for Dnval, the Ad-
m.nistration candidate. The vote was
much the largest ever polled in the
STATE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

A mining company in northern
Louisiana on the lIth, struck a solid
block of pure lead weighing about 6J
tons. Other large blocks were found
at a distance of eleven feet oil 'he
ground.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
issued circular relative to the per
centage of fines, penalties, or forfeit
ures, incurred by internal revenue
frauds, which will hereafter be paid to
the persons informi, 6 the proper OIL
cials OF such frauds on the Govern
mcpt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

Major Joseph Stephens, sixty-one
years of age, thirty-six inches high,
and weighing forty five younds, died OF
apopl,xy at Lyman, Mo, recently.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

Jersey City, lIobohen and Hudson
CITY are to be consolidated by tie New
Jersey Legislature at its next session.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

0u;-n saws if the Bankrupt Law had
,ccn for the benefit of citizens ol A''',
ann dcsce,,t. il would have passed Con
rress long ago
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
Rates Of AdreItisinO.

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advance. 1t will be useless to send adver,
tisemcnts with the request to publish anu
send bill" Patent medicine manufactu-
rers must pay according to published rates
and in no instance will their special no
tices be published except at 20 cents pei
line for each insertion.
nsy- Our Agents are notified that it will
be useless to take advertisements for us at
less than the above rates, and they must ado
thereto their commission. POSITIVELY NC
CREDIT, OR BARTER. :,
~" Advertisements for all charitable
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tofore newspaper men have been expected
to contribute in proportion to the public!
and then if they charged for their work. il
was looked upon as cXtortion. AS wen
ask a merchant to give money and charge
nothing for his goods. ~,
nss- All communications to advance the
interests of any individual, or corporate
body. must be paid for as advertisements
We shall determine for ourselves what Is
for the public benefit. and what ought to
90 in our columns.
nv" Obituaries will be charged for ut ad-
vcrtising rates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
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, 1866-01-21

CoetnE prices for eash, January u, ISL received By
FIG. sAltonstali 4 Co.. Commission Stock and Roud
, 1866-01-21

Il the only Physician Specialist now In the city
that b entirely rtusd upon. Go TO u1 1nd not
suffer disease 10 rem,in IN your system, dsdgus!ns
your ee and body bes,des destroying your haplneas
Rnd fntuzt prospects In ufa BE has made personal
disease and nervous debility his study for the last
twenty years. and IL therefore the person whom ali
Afflicted should con5ult No ons ever heard Of pa.
ticnt Ct bis not being cured since hss been In the
city. Hs reputation has vouchers In iii The city ps-
pezs his patients md the medical profession both here
md ahsoad As being the most skilled Specialist here
and thorough master Of ha profession. II a othe1a
fail doa't despair give him GIL 1t IL only CON-
mon occurrence With him to cure such cssea- Ills
rooms nc separate tor ladles aud gentlemen, and tho
most complete in tho city. Consultations tec and
confidential.
Once No. 17a South Clark street, corner Of Monroe,
halfa block from the Post Office Post Once Boz 1J4
Chicago. III. Once hours from H. n. tospm
Send for hs "Gulde to Health" Published monthly,
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YoCg1 MN, TAH PARTICULAR Nor1H.-pocsof
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body md mind. unntttnx tho uusortun.se individual
for either business society. effect Of these
early habits the excess OF Iipt tsrs u to weakea
asd delitAte tha cestirut1on destroy the phys!csl
and mental powers diini2h and enfechle ins natural
feelings. and exhaust tho Vital energies manhood
the pleasures Of lie azed the object OF marriage
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treatment Ia enabled to ensure : speedy and pcrus-
hent EuEo.
y Once, 17o South c1srt-ss. corner Of Monroe.
, 1866-01-21

CHICAGO, 3Ra4 xu, 15fls
Cont1af5 to general Expectation The supply Of Hoxs
" Eas; wse4 TX not een 80 aasxs :. thas Ct n.
eeirts lavc d.cs4sed Prices were hisa
h ct s
Ers cnEsEed T. rsEra,ins !neF noss tor magket Bat
T. 1eeea E Il dsssssa thsa q W. Il III iaa
q sns ~ szss A. & to ,hg n opo.
dee.eas,ns @ st he=d In s'' ons week. e: ots1q Msn9
Ordinary years Eolo have 6ccn held for another
oqF y :ac snste .ss a1s eesn q
s5s5tiors sse being maae suraly oaE markets, The
% a ;he hs eeSSH e
later sH1ssis being ted 90 new com 1he Anticipated
noi s S 4
kct, Is Il Is yeg doubtful whether ours viii be over
sey active. and pt4ecs aavanesd Considerably. Live
aae sa7sees nom Nex iesk snd Cincinnati si dseisne
o
1e--aY thtte 4 bat litue change il tae msrset.
sI 2nS aS 81 Il anlspe0a os .oEss es.
PRICES. bteAsei sold freely ii IKE. The rrcepIa Of
II s sns 81. = nd s
dressed. ssc Live, i0 totaj ss7, ieassas 4sss0 iot
tie res for the ps1oa i iss Ut is
receipts veg. Dressea, ltss'; Eve s6!i: .to,al.
s,ns s9T as,s a,
TEI6. however includes al in tleIf ptns premises
and oIthsn are very Literally supplied With
head. .'''--'-'- - ~''''''
1ne market fo. products closes vrsy dull Meas Pork
I1ime Me.s a2i-oo. E,lA IHhne t..o6 Humps, which
aud for sides flly cured. delivery aaesd
Ike ior isiy cured aid l6 "a lie for iresh packed
, 1866-01-21

The general markets to-day, with The eIcepdpn Of
wheat, ruled dull und heavy, md We have to noie
decline In prices.
The Provision market to-day ruled dull and
weak. Mess Pork suffered decline OF 5oc = hsl,
with sales Of a,O0 bsla at fs6001e closing ut
the lowest qrotnuous. The demand for Cut Meats
lcse active and have but few sales 10 report
Green Hamt were sold at 16c. Sweet Picked uama
~esr qnIct and held at 1Dst17Hc according to qual
tty, Un1L Shoulders were held at lie, buyers offer
ting 10xe. Iar w1a quiet and eastes. with sales Or
Prime Kettle leaf al In iGl7hc. and prime steam
al tic.
The receipts OF HOGS, live and dressed to-d1y,
amounted to 9,aA Owing to the dullness In the
Provision MARKET The demand xas less aetivc. and
the market rnled a shade lower and It closed with
downward tendency. The eales ranged at E19-595t
1o90chiety at f10.75 al! round Al the Close theirs
were free sellers Al Elo.75, but buyers were unwilling
topay over <l0-s0
nighwtnes ruled dull and unchanged with Light
sale< at {e.1H.
The Tlonr market waB again dull md heayy for
good Extrn1. unsound and Supe1s are in fair de-
mand md tteady. The transactions to-day were
vcrJ rengre and mostly On terms not 1nnde public.
The market for No. Spring whcat opened dnll
at 81 - but subsequently IN acre speculative de-
mand sprang up. and IN advance Of 1114c wac
Obtained. Al the closc, however, lie extreme im-
pruvemcut uas not maintained and the market
closed quie, md eaey, No. Spring YVES quiet and
Ia 1!sc lower. The sales aggregate S1s,G1o bu at
tl.e2l1.s .s31s for No. and saI02Hc ior No. 2
Spr,Dg-cloetng With sellers of No. at $l.23.
corn wae quiet End steady with ea]cs At 43c for
No. i, and 3sl34c for rejected In store
Oa.s were dull md heavy 1t decline Of tfc, with
ntfing sales at sic Tor No. l. and &c for No,
ttore. ..
Rye vas Dan and &c Lower, with sales OF 10. III
t,ore al sgsc. 1here was nothing doing in No. 2
, 1866-01-21
Ingram Il ] mrs

.J1ynes Jas o mrs
jackson EucepIe mrs
J1pes E1Is1e tArI
JMhus Martha r.
Jackson LucItt1l mn
JA*k4tu siAtgret mrs
jackson NcttIe mrs
Justin LouIsA Il miss
Joual Annie E
Jperrtlts 1Hofa mlES
Jennings AsaES1. U1t
, 1866-01-21
0FFICE OF TIE BOARD OF

CHICAGO, JanuaEy 10th. 1866.
Sealed proposals Will Be received at mis- oce ratil
Thursday the day Of FcbEuafy next II II O'Clock
T. m the supply of about ~ thousand $500, Linear
feet u( Etweyaee FlptG. according 70 specifications
which may be obtained at this oflce. =,
Proposals E,gst be Sd y "a nbond % Of soIs
ht ACCORDANCE Of the with the usual ssNss.
ties. 10 case 1t Is awarded TO tho bidder.
Tfe Hoard reserve the right to feteet AnJ ali bids,
aEd viii accept proposal unless they hare esidence
fnsfactorv them thst thc paEty offering tt Is com.
petent reliable sud responsible.
J. G. G1SDELE,
FRED LETT,
1850. o. J. ROSE
{af4eS1tttt Board Of Tubl{c Works.
, 1866-01-21
MiscclIa1leO,ls.

ITO BREWERS, DISTILLERS,
Il G1oeers md Pork Pack.rs, Dealers In OIL, Fish.
Lard and Flour.
, 1866-01-21

ERgdl.
WHEREAS. On the /

M HEREAS, On the twenty sixth
~ aay Of December, A: .: lsta Uranus Il. cros-
Ct of e y
s,.eR ~ ,ss; Na s Pahs asee
e''S. tss foioTaE de.e'bea III e - e
ssh Of tns l0t o.isfasi CT g o.a 3
e. et se ~ rsss n1Fts ksa as o ,hs
~ sse os Let ;e.en e; p II s.s glosk thiFy
o1s - t. q 95sea q
easement by two ensrancea a now established %
70 thetensnts possession of sald pss1aises.
IT, p;1s y e. q Les 1,,;a. e Mo
Ds ID !,
eHs line ot Dearborn atEeet: twenty.o1s ftee thenc
es s u I'D I'1 o h s65;s
80 81 = 'Ts se q .S 1o
81 2 s. s. 1
THI:p. ~ stx ia Ioe ssTen, except tract swea-
ID: Gt r. is;t aset'osed Il Il lo s!oek this5-
ses q fns E1 Tn of an =. eaia
sas or ssd premises: rosrtner With she easement o.
s sos oo to y
Proposals foE thls parcel ~. be based upon title
aes e! Is ~ ~
years ffon the 8tn DAY Of December. n( With ezi-
sea . Il ssss neR e. 3
Subdivision Of the North 40 that part south
Of sixtetnlh seet OF BLOCK Of Clarke Addition
= tn!esao. fsopossis for these lots. o. either of
FuIn. \ piece Of lard Ntnas-d id thc city OF Chi
esEo ,; eocR eGanty SITE et ao1s desianstea
stakr near the River and River road On the hondst1
IT, between sfstlons G,nE and nine tn Town taiFty
nioe nofth or !sanRe fourteen st and running exat
Tn chains apd twenty Inks. ftnn the R1vo. to tha
tt5ees e4icd Lasahe. street, thence north by Lars
feet to stake, thence west "a
River to the place csak 21noZ the shofc az The
little. ...
dsv 81 FebruaFY n D 1ssS in Wrfftna Ia he under.
signed. Who reserves tha right to reject any Ill
bids
The coudNioo Of the title to any part OF said prem
.ses sy be ascertained by examination OF abstracts of
tit,e In the han9s CT Hitchcock Dupee, Courselorx
1t Law. No. l5 Portland Block:
, 1866-01-21
pr0pDsal8,


kJ EXECUTIVE DKFAky1XIr,
= --.-- Aueusta, December y tAa-
SALE OF UNITED STATES LAND sCRIP.
Proposals. will be received I'LL the Est day OF March,
1st6 his EIcfllency SAMUEL CnnJ, Governor Of t6o
State q Na,ns tos &c gaFcha*e os The +:nd SS.io
for the cenent OF Agriculture and Aechaulc Arts, m
quantities not 1ess than nru thousand acres TeIn1
caah, payable tn lawful money It tha Ohce OF thu
Treasurer OF the State Of Maine II Augusta or At th
suffolk National Bank. Boston, IN t1enty days Alte1
notice IsH1ed Uf acceptance OF 0e1. The scrip TO be
delivered At Augusta gnt to reject proposals T"-
served.
faFy Of State Auxu4t9. Maine. and trdofsed On tho
ontaJde Proposals fer agricultural CoEe2e Scrip
EFHRNH FLINT,
, 1866-01-21

Taylor Ap Ers
Taylor May N miss
Tacthet Szrah a uN
TebLFtts Ante mrs
TnchFr EAnh 4 MH
1hurber Iols!p mrs
Thompson n llt
ThGmpon "a tlle1t0e mr.
, 1866-01-21
Special Aotlces.
Good News at Last.

Let tie s,s1tted rad and 1esrn tha: perfecs and
ssolcsl cnre Is wzranted and rparantetd 70 al wao
pfatcte. mtl.ncholy Thoughts depcsstou 0: spl!ts,
a,,i1e.. 70 snEnh e MID ioas ci ,,esa 95s o.
ErpVih. wtstIns away, and > wans Of cocndencc IN
thcusslye :alnrDs uiH eon51lsive Ie;onatug* ampo
Df Raphael never rtled yet to make perfect cure Of
ali private Secret snd yenerea1 diseases Without tns
uIe mercury. without htnfr4net from business, and
without fear of ds9covssy exposure Hts PerentlEe
innocent AID safe tdoss not interfere with Diet or
and "a certain in its effect II only rr:rrnfs ffo
having children. but Il viii Fssiore The monthly pe
ripds Ind uFrxb the health Consultations (atricy
private a4d contdentall. daily tSund&ya excepted
hcm 10 10 Al hls o11ee. Ell Eaat Ms4lson
street. between TtlIs and franklin Cdicaso III. Con-
sultatton Fee. One Dollar. Persons It dtstznce may
communicate Cu11IpxSIlALLT By fsttes. u they en-
ter All letters. COMMUNICATIONS and ntcry1ews asr
strictly pirate and CONFIDENTIAL. No auawer viii bc
gtyeN letters un1c<s dollar Ii Ecciosef Con-
sultation Fee. address III letters n follow: DR.
RAPHAEL Post Qmee Eo1 ff1s73. Chicago. Illinois.
, 1866-01-21

Tota1...-........ U'.;N .s5s 1,1sz760
The shipment Of Live LOGS during week ending
to-day were 1Gs, aca1nst 1883 lnei week, and
d6sb for the corresponding week last .ear- Tho
shipments Of Dressed Hogs were 5, $50, against
II, 0s4 last veek, and 1871 foe the corresponding
week in l6tH
The following inble shoRs the weekly shipments
Of Lite Hogs from Oct. 10 da.e for three seasons:
, 1866-01-21
CHICAGO nay GOODS MARKET.


SAICKDAT ESEJ1KG, 1An. a. 1SfA.
TIE Dry Goods market in quiet. and the general
Let Is steady. STANDARD Shccilugs arc HeluEez. We
, 1866-01-21

EA1Noh1L sE1EE-
tiitbc11's...........-s5D Mauy1n L Muleken $50
H1iCGX -............ $.N Ei1ueGhS.. &B
i-oulooeUe-....-< -<n35ta ttrEDC........ 800
Washington Ml1I4.. 500 f1oo6c. sou
C4FETS+
Lowell, sp1y..-.....e?9 supetnc. 1901 -s521ss
~ Super. =. l.eq C1os.ley's PnL Tapes
II Medium. LES nrus&elS...-.... a1o
Hartford extra. ply 20 Few England FAs... i.A3
lnpl plT I'D Empire Mills. LID
SnI*s;T;a;.. H4I*;nm ,:S ,s Eel7ade-.:' '....... In
, 1866-01-21
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
" 1UAEIEEMASTEK.
EoRT LKAyIEEpHIH, EansaAe

!
PROPOSALS FOE ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Scaled proposals will be received at this ocs until
t2 O'Clock on The JIss day ot JaHnary. 16, for the
tsaaspcrts!son Of military supplies during the yeaF rs
% ioe1r Ss No T. 1.9o Forts Lea.cnworxn. Laramie
81 e
9Ss et ana aa1 T.
s; u
months, om Apzl to September INCLUSIVE, Of the year
KoErE 40. 2-Frnm Fort. Learenvo9.h aad Riley,
IA the ssa.et kanaas aon le town Of Kansaa, in tic
nay Se .ssabsnsd ID iGe State ol Ksnsss, Or II ~:
5ss :sss:. :s s e.. es e 8
Eos E1S e. S o1aeE H. e DE-
pss g sesaa; - ss!ss ~ s9
to septsHesT ine,1.l,s e .9e {ssF Iss*:
& Il nafs hs as sasn of ss% es9es
to any posts stations thai nnay be estabiishe
Tess., west Of ionx,Iuis is dexree vest S,dds q
;sey n Rf @s e. g. y sn
no Jnne to November nelnnve. of tho rear lssd.
~ e ?sa!s Ss - g. g
porason af bscou Isr1l. hsead pine lumber, shnglek
as5 esssa sheaa .heE In NIL =. xs -
ther p&acts Fl a5d sssh proposal should o
aos1 Eaed3 iEe q aeis .:.eea,s!ns ISss
e Wi is s. sssepted nd eatersd Ss
sud good and .ut1eient security urni'1sd oy a.d
1be auonns OF bosds equ,sed rom tho contractor.
viii BE- ID follows:
;........:,-..:..:.....::........-.. aS@s S!ss
sa,,.etor5 s3idenes q hs yaiy md ssi;eaeS ~ &
, 1866-01-21
CHICAGO CATTLE af- -,dKET.
For the Week Ending Jan, 20.

OFFICE o. THE rANY TEIHrNE}
Saturday Evening, Jnu. 70.
The following table shoE6 the daily receipts sad
shipments Of Ferf Cattle during the week ending TO.
cay, compared With the receipt and shipments Of tne
corresponding Ecek last ycar.
REEF CATTLE.
, 1866-01-21

From The above 1t will be observed that the high.
est point Of our indebtedness MAS reached in An
gust, 1865. comparison OF the Total debt ~
Ifyer in the published statement OF August 3lkt
With that OF bocc1nbes 3let, wiil show ,ota1 de-
crease OF II joe ua524 IN average falling OF o1
Fl1T,u5.M per month daring that period.
, 1866-01-21
Banking an1 Erebange.
LOCKWOOD & CO.,


o. Broadway and 9 Wnli-st., New York,
pRAlENs II
GovERSyEST AND o1HEE SECURITIES,
Interest allowed On Deposis Of Crin and C1z1e1ty,
and pxEucular attention E1Fan To the Aceooas Of
County BRnks md Raok1a. de1iAN3sp
, 1866-01-21

The impoete of 1ofeign mcfchandlse At The F30-
gle por1 Of New York during tho past st1 months
amount in value to <1ss 0o1 oo0, against only $751;
zoo 600 during the corresponding period In the
previous year. An increase OF SOS 000,0 900 at one
lport OF entry within six months.
The total imports at nj the ports in the United
States duzing91he year ending Jnne 80 1865 ameupt
cd TO <231 10000. 1--we continue importing at the
kame rnte a. nov for the baancc Of tho fiscal yeas
our imports oi 1oragn goods will amount to
ESQ OOU,0O0.
THE following elbows The exports exclusive Of
tpecc} from New York 10 foreign ports for the
week ending January 16, md riuce the beginning
e,f fha wear.