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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-17
By Cook & Laugh ton, Aucti6neers,
,or,,or Fr,n,,lir, and Governor streets.

tr,RUsT SALE OF HOTEL FURNl-
TI1RE Az AUCTIoN.-By virtue OF the
provisions of deed Of trust .bsarlng aate sns
52d day of September, 1855, and duiy IscSlae%
IN the office OF the Hastings Court OF the CITY
of Richmond In Deed Book so 3, page az, s ~
ecuted by Mortimer d: Maine Jonas ~
French for the benefit OF certain penenc.ali ss
therein named, the undersigned, as srus.e Ss. y.
said deed, will proceed on ToEouAi Ine L' "a
day of February next at the hotet kIi9D m se
the .sBallaTd House." in the CITY ot I'LL, lsa
in6nd; to sell at public auction an Inc pso 10
perty conveyed in said deed, ana Inliy u.s.
scribed in the schedules annexed tnereto anu
recorded Herewith.
Said property consists of a large ana extern
sivs varietyof FURNITURE, embracing
20 SILVER and PLATED WARE,
BEDDING,
CROCKERY, s, 81 -
CUTLERY,
and miscellaneous articles, constituting the
ennipment of q first class hotel. 1t Is seldom
that SO valuable and extensive an assort ment
Of articles of the above description Is onered
for sale at public auction. , -
The terms of sale required by the deea are
cash; but 1t is hoped that arrangements VIII
be entered into before the day of sale by Whicn
q liberal credit for approved paper VIII pe ex-
tended to the purchasers, OF Whlcn arrange
ments IF made) due notice Will be given on OF
before the day of sale.
, The attention of hotel-keepers and other
persons Interested in the'aboye description Oh
property Is particularly invited to this sale.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock a. NJ.
SAMUEL SHAW,
fe 10 Substituted trustee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the MU.
In TUAL BUILDING FUND AND DOL.
LAR SAVINGS BANK, or those DESTROYS
of becoming so, are hereby notified that an
instalment will be sold to the lowest bidder on
THURSDAY, goth instant, at 8 o clock P. NJ
Bids will be received up to that day and hour
For particulars, apply at Office, corner Fiji
teen tn and Main streets.
= THOMAS S. ARMISTEAD,
fe l4--eOd& 20th CaShiar
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Auctj0n Sales.
THIS DAY.
:
By William X. Smith, Auctioneer,
No. 1884 Main street.

r WILL SELL THIS MORNiNG Al
Il my store, at half-past 10 O'CLOCK, large
assortment of
: FURNITURE, s-a-E
.. CABINETS, .r .-..=g
SOFAS, aa
WASHSTANDS,
BEDSTEAES, cottage and high. post;
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
70 CITY. MADE MATTRESSES,
No. large size COOKING STOVE,
OFFICE STOVES; together with q
t'' 81 SEAS0NABLE DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
NOTIONS, sc.
Also. will be sold in front of store,
/ good CART and HARNESS.
Goods received up to the hour of sale.
lam nrepared to make outdoor sales at short
.,,ot;na e -. fe II
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Is NEwBERN, PULASKI COUNTY, VA.,l
q 49, - Eehrnary 10. 1853.

Corn is exceedingly scarce and firmly
held at prices bordering in Confederate.
Our people, however, manage by some
means or another to get enough to eat
but il the present cold spell continues
much longer great suffering must ens'te
for want Of grain, fuel, Sc. The roads are
in an almost impossible condition even
our great macadamized thoroughfare pre-
sents awretched and dangerous appear
ance, -.
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ENOTICE.-By virtue Of a writ of fe;
IN J4cfas in my hands, issued from the
eierk's Office OF the United States Circui,
Court, in favor Of Van Dusen, Norton L Co,
against :. p. and T. I. Ballard. I shall pro.
coed to sell, ut public auction, for cash, at tn.
ballard Hotel on the ed Of this month, Al
10 O'Clock M, fine Rosewood Piano, Steam
Boiler and Engine tl2-horse power, the fine
walnnt bar and fixtures, with large Mirror
carved Statuary, &C., &C., in the bar-room al
The Ballard Hotel.
/ Parties wishing 70 purchase would do well
TO be present. J. A. LYMAN,
IA 12-td Deputy Marshal
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Steamers.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY. IS
The splendid new side wheel lEsFA
steamships ALBEMARLE, SA- NtHxN&
RATOGA, HATTERAS. MI
AGARA, and VIRGINIA, leave New or or
for Richmond direct every WEDN ESphl
and SATURDAY. Leave Richmond ever!
TUESDAY and SATURDAY. ,.
These ships are entirely new, and were pun;
expressly for this route. They have splenalu
saloons and staterooms, and the fare, accom-
modations, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regu,
larly at New York on the Company's covered
pier 81 North river, within forty eight hours
Insurance effected at lowest rates when or
dered.
Freghts for points beyond New York Tor.
warded with dispatch, and no charge maze
except for actual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savanna
New Orleans, and other southern ports, leave
from the ad joining pier. All goods for thss
points are promptly transferred without ell
sposure.
AGgSrs.-N. L. McCready, president
Greenwich street, New York; Samuel Ayre
s. Co., Richmond, Va. John III. West, Gu!
Point and Petersburg; T. II. Webb, Norfolk
Va.
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL AYRES 4 CO., Agents,
de corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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.AssCt1Osa Sales.
YUTURE DAY.
!. b. a. Q. Puliiam, Auctloneer.

T,oR SALE AT AUCTION.-At tia
request Of Andrew J. Perdue ESQ 7
will self Ell public auction, ON the premises a,
q o,cjock p. NJ on WEDNESDAY NEXT tSs
10Th day OF February, 1865, that very Yaluahis
LOT. and IMPROVEMENTS THEREON
located in the city Of Richmond, on the north
aide of Central railroad, fronting % feet 4
inches and rrnning back 100 feet, and adjoin.
inr1 the lot OF Mrs. Leonard, and being Inc
came lot once owned by Lewis McGruder.
TgRNs. Cne.hah cash balance negotiable
note ut ninety days, satisfactorily endorsed.
interest added A. @. PULLIAM.
afe IS & Auctfopeer
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

IpLESrss AMONG THE rREEDNES-- LIMITED
DEMAND FOR LABOR FROM THE COUNTRY
ss's GENERAL scHorIELp's oRDER--sALEs OF
SO pRAI EsTATE
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
In of the JAMES RlVERS3s-III.5ts
AND RANAWHA CA N a T. go
COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchbur;
and beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid,
ut the option of the shipper. Freight received
and delivered at my office, on the dock. -,
Way Freight will not be delivered I'LL
charges are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
del EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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D ADELPHIA, RICHMOND
sH1p FIJI L INoAsaa lS NOR IN
FOLK and A LEXAN DRIA, EaS
composing this line, will leave =.
Philadelphia every SATURDAY. and RicA'
mond every FRIDAY, alternately: r..
Freight taken for NORFOLK, also 10;
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and NV
ORLEANS, and bills of lading signed through;
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals ana
stateroom, $40. w. p. PORTER, Agent
oc3l Office No. 2425 on the DOCK
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
i AND ALL LANDINGS ONs zSSlA q
THE JAMES RIVER.-The fast -
and elegant steamer JOHN SYL- tz.z-I--< -,
VESTER, Captain z. @. GIPYoRD, leaves ne.
wharf at Rockets for above-named places % y,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRlDAi -
$50 o'clock A. NJ, and returns on IuesuA!'
Thursday, and Saturday. l.,
PASSENGERS arrive at NORFOLK n
time to connect with steamers for BALI
MORE and POINTS NORTH. ,.,c
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PElbh'
BURG on arrival OF STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, Dc. 90.
FREIGHT o>,
received up to 8 p. M. daily for BOSTON;
BALTIMORE, principal LANDINGS w
CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ALL LAM
INGS ON JAMES RIVER ut rsasoIs'S
rates. T.,
Freight for way landings must be pre-. pas
Letters entrusted to purser OF steamer mu,.
be enclosed in q. Government stamped envy
Iope.
Apply TO L. B. TATUM. Agent,
fe9 Office, Steamers wharf
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-AHR
The new and elegant side-wheei sGeHe&
steamship HATTERAS, CoucH commando
will leave her wharf at Rockets on TUES.
DAY February 18th, at II O'Clock. EreIsh.
received up to IL O'Clock Fare, s2; kouhG
tickets, 800; steerage, So. Through bills signed
TO Boston, and insurance effected al lowest
rates. Apply to S. AYRES & CO.,
fe l7-2t Eleventh and Main streets.
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AaecssO,e ) Sales.
nv paine Z Co.. Anctioneers.
-<~--<~~~-o~s-0r~~
FUTURE DAY,

2,,3 y go FUTURE DAY
-~~-~-y-I~.~~o~~ - q 8
BY Paine Co., Auctioneers.
ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS,
~ - BOOTS AND SHOES &C.,
81 ei Ar AUCTION.
) m WEDNESDAY the 10th instant, COM
- 81 N o'clock, we viii sell at our auc-
+,onsr rooms 4 large and attractiye assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
200 cases BOOTS and SHOES.
8 So. stsg s ALSO,
900 aIarge and choice stockof
REApy.MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS HATS, &C., 90.
+ we invite the attention of city and county :,
dealers 70 this sale, as the dooDS are on
pnRsH and bssIs4Bbs, and will be SOLD WIZ
one reserve and In lots to suit purchasers.
1e1s PAINE & Coz, AuctioneeTs.
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JAMES MACHIR HOGE, ATTORNEY
81 AT LAW AND NOTARY PT1pT IN

RronoNp, Va, will practice In all the courts
of the city Of Richmond and adjoining coun-
ties. Bankruptcy causes attended to, and
particular attention paid to collections. ONCE
over National Bank Of Virginia. Address
post-ofIice box 400. de ln--am
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WE WILL SELL AT OUR WARE
w HOUSE, Nos. 4, s, and S, Fifteenth
street, between Main and Cary, on MONDAY,
18th instant, commencing at half,past ~
O'Clock. a large and well-assorted stock OF
GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, SC. to which we
invite the attention of the trade. fe 10
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BY Cook s. Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF JUNK STORE,
&C., AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed
of trust from John S. Tyler to the subscriber,
and duly recorded in the office Of the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Richmond, shall pro-
coed to sell at auction on MONDAY the !7th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the store of the late
John S. TYLER, corner of Fourteenth and Dock
streets, all the goods conveyed in said deed,
embracing
Old Iron, Steel, r--..-.f -. E..
Rags, Rope, Isl"
Paper, Bottles, 4
,- Bones, &c.
$3.50 ''sJ-' a. ALSO, go
One pair Platform Scales: rs
FRANK P. NOLAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Cook s. LAUdHroE, AUG
tioneerS. IL. .sra ...E leo
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
auctioneers and Commission Merchants, fl1-
teenth street between Main and Cary.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Ian. "a.
FLOUR Moderately active; s. OOaIl 90
for Spring ex ras.
for No. I, g 071zG2 % for No. 2. closing
dull and nominal al s. "a for No. 2
CORN-Opened active; sales at S61z for
old No. i; 83@835<c for new, closing dull !;
seller of new 2 sc.
oATs-DniI and PC lower. closing tame
at 5S1zc. ess. Hf =
RYE~DulI; 81 81 for No. /, and 81 So for
No. att
BARLEX-Aetive, and 3G4c higher; s. IS
az 091a for No. ,; 81 S29l S61z for rejected
sample lots sold at 81 sOg2 =, according to
qua iiy.
MESS PoRK-Standard brands at $40 90:
straight brands nominal at $40 25@2O so.
LAKD-F1rmeri sales OF city steam rem
dered al l25zc.
HoGs-Ciose unchanged at l215e.
6NGLISH MEATS More active; Cumber-
land Sc; short rib loo; loose sweet picked
hams dull. ar ll3sc.
GREEN MEArs-MOre active, and un-
changed
REssED HoGs-Light lots moderately
active, and l09l5e higher; sales at 81 90
AZ p; heavy lots dul, at IS l0dS 20 for
good to choice.
BEEF-O1erin large, and tire market
quiet; g 1870 O0, for common to IA r; IS 10
ct % for light shipping steers; choice
gTadeS scarce and nominal.
RECEIPT :, 500 bbls. Flour, IS 900 bushels
Wheat, $500 bushels Corn, q goo bushels
Oats, 5000 live Hogs, 6,:247 dressed Hogs.
SHIPM ENTs-2. 400 bbls Flour, ! 054 bushels
WheaI, 1865 bushels Corn 656 bushels Oats
1853 live hogs. and ], 1872 dressed hogs.
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CIncinnatI Markel.

BY Telegraph CISCTEEATI. Jan. "a.
Observation-Disclosures.
WHEAT-Uuchanged.
sCoRN-Duli and noIninaIly unchanged.
aOATs-Du1 at Ola Sc. p p =
RYE-Dun at 81 55egl 60.
BARLEY-In. good demand and higher,
closing at 81 I5aI l8. #aE
CoTToN-Firmer; sales this afternoon at
lBc for middling.
WHIsKY-2Sc Tor raw; nothing doing in
b md.
HoGs-Firmer, at s. oO@7 Is = holders
asking higher prices.
MISS PORK-Sn62I.
BULK Observation-Disclosures Sc; clear sides
51z9j5zc net; fu lv cured firm. with a mod
crate jobbing demand a ag9l4c for Shout
derS. and llA41 &c for clear ribs; clear
sides dull, hOlterS asking lie for the latter.
HAMs-Sugar cured l51zs 4sc, eanvaSsed
and packed.
LAkD-Firmer; lower grades ll5&@I21zc;
prime kettle rendered I15<c.
BUITER-DuH at 33,g3@c for fresh Ohio.
EGGS-}0c. -f f-t
SEEDS-CIover 121zMI2E<c.
uiet at 4z0l4Ae for efin ID :;
stock very light.
LARD OIL-In good demand at 81.
GOLD-1395< buying.
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ny Telegraph.l 81. eoUIs. Jan. p
ToBACCo-Inactive, with full prices.
COTTON Better demand st l4Izeal5c.
FL0UR--NIore active and lower; fnepinIn
grades, 25c higher: superfue, s. 2)dS % /:
extra, s. so; double extra, SO 25Gll 80 /;
treble extra 70 fancy. Sll 75gl3 ..
WHEAT Firm and better at % t. for
choice red, and s. 30 for prime white.
CORN Inactive at S799lc for shelled, and
SldS5c in ear. es
OATs-Very dull at 6.a69c. sos
BARLEY Higher at 81 3j92 &C.
RYE-Better at 81 709l -.
Provisions = Next 10 nothing doing !;
prices unchanged. Small sales Of mess
,'ork. at Cairo, 81 ,, and a few casks
OF bulk sides at S3I.
LARD-More inquiry; choice steam at
l4lSc ~ fierce, and 1870 in keg.
HoGS-Range at 5z6g7c. The whole num-
Fer packed during the season 2s} 81; aver
age weight not -ascertaIned-
RECEIP Es-Flour 500 sacks. eat go SKIS,
corn, $50 SKIS, oats go SKIS, hogs coo head.
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RI Err NE w s
For other River Itenls see Seventh Page.

CTScfNNATI, Jan: 24.-River risen t.et;
fifteen feet four inches in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 24o.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 24.-River rising; six
feet three inches in the anal. Weather
clear. Thermometer 80.
The river continued to rise steadily last
evening. but rather slowly. The ice was
by nc means abundant. and was very gem
orally ddffused over the surface of the riv-
er. but not at all calculated to impede nav
igation Linton lies over till to-
day, when she viii leave for GAINESVILLE,
and wi make that her day of departure
hereafter 1.-THE John E1lgour left about
four O'Clock last evening, after discharg-
ing Loo bags of corn she had taken
by mistake at some point above 49,.
The sam Orr and the Cumberland started
out together, the bow of the Cumberland
being within a few feet of the Orr as they
both started ahead. It was nip and tuck
TO the Point. the Orr going out OF sight
about two lengths ahead. A large crowd
assembled on Water Street to see them
go. Both were boiling their water mighty
hot......A boat called the Alphian arrived
here yesterday morning, from Nashville
with S64 bales of cotton and IS tons of iron.
for reshipment to Cincinnati and New Al
bany. Captain Bob Jenkins s in COM
mand. George Fishto presides in the office,
and Peter Boyd is one of her pilots. She
proposes to run as q regular Louisville and
Nashville packets trade which the Ar
gonaut aud Palestine have found to be
very lucrative....T The Dexter may be posi-
lively expected this plain
Sam. Montgomery is prompt, always leav-
ing when he advertises. Be ready for the
feet Dexter.
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CONsoLs-9254g927s-
MONEYS on account.
New orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Jan. "a.
CorToN-Firmer and in demand; MD
ding E7@l714c; sales 800 baless receipts
4,4(9 tales: exports Z 30; sales bulk "a $50
bales; receipts "a $3.50; exports coastwise
1882 bales. F
SUGAR-Unchangcd-
MoIAASSE Unchanged.
FLoUR-In good demand superb ne $40 ;
double extra $40 so: treble do &l3 %.
CoRE-Firm at 95cGSl 90.
- 0ATs-Inactive at 83485c. .s.sas -
BACoN-DulI: shoulders -1011c; rib sides
I21zc; clear sides he.
PoRK-Quiet at $50 e00120 p.
I4ARD-E irTn in tierceS I25zc; keg 15c. q
STERLING -l50@l53; New York sight Ex-
change 1zc discount.
CSOLD-l39
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. p.
: CorToN- 1za1zc bettAr: sales of 1900 bales
at L s4glsc, for middling uplands, tue lat
FLoUaNRecoipts. 1905 barreIs-a shade
firmer with sales of 1900 barrels at
srn - s s. lH5 3 fer mira 's State he s. i2
for extra Western; SD 6Oegl4 s. for white
wheat extra; SO 30@13 % Tor round hoop
s.. Louis; 80 Oogl6 90 for good to choice
DO, closing firm. California hrnr err (;
200 sacks were sold at So 25dI350. Rye
flour lightly favors buyers; 300 bbls.sold at
at & 5099 D
WuISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT Receipts none; market quiet
bat very firm; sales $500 bu>h els at - 20
for red Pen nsyivania So is tor white Gem
nessee; So . for choice white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
ARLEY-DuH.
MALT-Qui6t. eeff. -
CoRN-keceipfs. s, O56 bushels; less active
and heavy; sales. 400 bushels at 81 306
81 325@ for new mixed Western afoaI, the
latter extreme: 81 269l 30 for white SOUTH
ern 81 25Gl Y for new yellow Jersey also
naked Western in store for speculation on
oATs receipts, 1000 bushels; heavy /;
sales. 24,0OO bushels az Soc in store.
RTCE-Quiet.
!. CoFFEE-Frm; sales, 1000 sacks Rio on
SCGAR-FIrIn; sales. l29 hogsheads Cuba
at 1l9ll1ac; also 5I6 boxes Havana at lI1zc
a1I5xc.
MoI.AssEs Dull; sales. Ice barrels New
Orlean, at 92G95c, also 80 hogsheads Bar
BADGES at SOC.
PErRoLEuN-Quiet at Ie1ze for crude;
PIC for refined bonded = ~
? HoPs Quiet AT 80 d60c for American.
PoRK-Firmer and In mod late demand;
sales OF l O0O barrels at $50 3Ees20 ~ for old
mess: closing at SO 81 regular; $2l 50G
p % for new mess; closing at 81 s. regu-
lar; SI7 2591S 90 for prime; SIS z5Gl9 % for
prime mess; also 800 barrels OF new mess
at S2l 81 sellers February; S2l z5@2l 50 sell
lers' March 81 80 sellers' April.
BEEF--Active and firm'; sales of go bar
rels at previous prices
HANs-Beef hams quiet; sales of $50 bar
rels at SO 50631 50
BACoN-Quiet; sales of 30 boxes at 101<G
107se for Cum berland cut: IIszc for short
ribbed 121S9l3c for short clear.
Gut MEATS-Steady; sales of 80 pack
ages at S991Ic for shoulders; l2glS14c for
hams. g a+sA - Ha
HOGS-DresS ed, steady at StSGS5Sc for
Western; and 914Ggszc Tor city.
L-ARD-Firm and quiet sales of $40 bar
rels AT l3d1356c.
BUTTERT-Firm at S8149c fer STATE
CHEEsE-Heavy at ll9I5c. ff akl
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. q
GoLD-Wuhontde decided change; opened
al ls0la and closed weak at / IOlS
G5OvERN1f ESTS-Mark et very ,ull tn Ough
sIasie firner; ale IN the day, hoWeYer
there were large sales Of 7-30S and new
bonds OF IS and 81. Coupons OF 1881, IIOa
lI01s; do f62, ll0zs1lll; do. "a, 1OS1IaIOS5z
do. 165. 1995%0l093s; do. new. 107sS0IG75S ;
do. 81. l07 s9lG73s; IO-4Os. 1885 dl03G4; 1905
1919 saI0T1@ The Iatttr taken by millions.
after late Board, at E07l5@l075s. il being
intimated that McCul och was likely to he
a buvRr
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Memphis Market.


By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Jan. "a.
CorToN-Excited; no middling in mar
ket; low mlddling Ice; receipts ], 459 bales
exports 2.S46 bales; receipts for the week,
1913 bales; exports 1868 bales; stock on
hand and at presses l0Sl0 bales. ~
FLOUR-Quiet at 50 00Gl5 CO.. s
MESS PoRK-Scarce 81 SD 80.
BACoS-Du'l; clear sides l21zc.
BULK AIEATS-ShC ulders S141l018e; sides
Halle.
LARD-Dull; sales So kegs at BE.
CORS--scarce. al 81 % in store.
TS-Dull at 7S,dlS0c
HAY-Duu at SO 0092 90.
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M0NETARY .&ICOMMERUIAL

TO COUNTRY SfEKcHASTs.-we direct the
attention. especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the Journal
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali Finds of mercantile WORK, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, jan 2.
ToBACCo-Sa1es of 30 nogsh eads; market
fair at former rates.
CoTTON-l2G1515c.
FLoUR-Spperfine 81 J0GS 90, and fancy
SD 30.
WHEAT-S2 35(d2 70.
OATS 66d6Sc.
CoRN-77GS0c
LARD-l2s4913c-
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FvANsvILLE. Ind. Jan. /. 1865.

have. this day, admitted as cO-partners
in my present Boot and Shoe Business, fE
this city, and also in tie manufactures
business. in Abingdon, MaSsach uset1E,
Geo. L. Dixon ard 4. J. Hunt, as will IL
seeU by TIE above card, giving the 6Fra
names and their objects.
Mr.. Hunt. who has a lifelong ex pers-
ence IN he manufacturing business andsa
number one Judge of Roots and Shoes will
devote his whole lime to manufacturing
expressly for the Evansville House and
tue purchase of SUCH goods as we 90 not
expect to make ourS-Iyt s.
The firm, by this new arrangement, will
possess advantages which bat few houses
can claim, and will be abf,s u, offer INDUCE
ments TO our trade, both IS iegs rds priceE
aud quality. C-
The object of the different memt ers OF
the firm in this association is MOTTO do
business for day, but a lifetime; and, 10
accom- lish their objects, they expect to do
BUSINESS upon correct principles, { ereby
mer11ng q full share of the trade.
i o my old patrons. -I=letu Fi4-my y 's,ine ere
thanks for their liberal patronage, and
hope, by close attention, 70 merit q con-
Of the same ia the future.
Very respectfully.
ian7 n. SEMOETN.
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.

BY Teleg raph.l NEW YORK. Jan. q.
The market IS gathering strength though
somewhat irregular, and lacking anirna-
ton though improving considerably.
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European Market.

BY Cable-l LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24-Eve.
CoTroN-Opened buoyant, but quota
tiOns are unchanged; sales for the week,
l0l 600 bales, whereof 1900 bales were
speculative. and 10000 bales for export /;
stock in port, 4O6, 900 bales. OF which H.
600 are American; shipments from Bonn
bay up to the 14th, since last report, $4,000
bales.
BR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
LONDON, jan 4-Eve.
CoNsoIs-9254@92zs
MoNEY-3S on account.
PAIRS, Jan. 24-Eve.
BoURsE-Heavy. Kentes tend downward.
The Ballion in the Bank has increased
twenty-seven million of francs siuee last
week.
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FWyHE UNDERSIGNED REGS leave
- to inform the public that he has lease
the above place for a mum Der of years and
offers the Hall for parties, balls, concerts,
fairs, and meetings, at very moderate
prices. EDWARD WEHL ER,
dec6 d3m Proprietor.
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P. sEAoEIS. GEO. L. DIXON. IT,. HUNT
SEMONIN, DIXON & co.
P. sEhoN1S.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. l, 1863.
WYE HAVE. THIS DAY. ASSOCI-
W ated ourselves together or the pur-
pose o doing a Wholesale Boot and Shoe
BtGsIness, in this city, under the firm name
of Semonln, Dixon d. Co. ALSO, for doing
manufact uring business in the town or
Arlington. NJ Massachusetts, under the firm
name of Hunt Semonin q Co., once at
I4z Pearl street, Boston.
r. SEMONIN.
GEO. /. DIXON.
T. J. HUNT.