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But HERE ARE SOME
For further particulars enquire At i0i.
The Hero BOY being - % Cant,
The Patron Boy Mitchell,
The Pioneer Roy, /" Our President
The Ferry Boy T. Chase,
The Tanner Boz.
ne Drummer Boy.
The Soldier Boy
The Farmer Boy.
A Youths History.
The Liie Boat.
The Tiger Pfsosi
Ths CAd Climber.
Adventures Of 0lber. Goahsaj.
Balloon Travelling in Europe.
Peter Psrisys Orn Story,
Uncle lat. BY Alfred 0ldiei.ss.
Busy Tad. ard Patient Hearss.
Cblifrss Sayings AID s. On y acts.
TIE Mitten series.
Tte Neh' Cap Series.
The Po9gsn Ssf.es,
Name ana her Pes.
The R.,py DAy Series.
The Lesiis storiss.
The Florence storie-
AriLars Home eerss.
The Glen Morris Stories.
lie L.lile. prady slsf,es.
Z 1s Winter Evening Litrsry.
The Cool rbilds Library
| Z be Faihsf Bright Hope ssriss.
The Perez Fsmily Series.
The Hop Cnlkt LihnrJ ard Bove'sis
| Popular Tales.
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The Draft u have opened a. Office
n r. 5>snnous former Banking room ever
MeKeea's ss- Bsax. ~sne A via ave spo-
ci.l attention % ali matters connected With
TIE d~zlt- Persons ~antsl- substitutes 20
al The place u drafted men. o. vsDiirg fsp-
fsssntsase sab-ilfusss. ~ wishing - ~ the
Quot. Of = to~pship, -il dad "a 20 Their ID
ysntses 70 csH o. ne. Adyie> concerning
he draft givsl gratis. Substitutes SaDtet
20 whom -ill ply he highest bounty Of
tered in thi- Disiricf
d~cl5tti n hAhkleOs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

IfYoU WANT GOOD BrOrs AND
Shoes cheap. buy at Thom.- ShereI'- New
Wholesale aud Retail bvos Nd Shoe HOUSE
No. li9 Main street, next door - Adams
Express Office. sign OF the "ElsphSot -
dec2ldit
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CHRISTMAS BEEf Our ittns JOE
Rrpo the city butcher, has purchased =
nfrrihcen, beef which IVES purchased
ytspo-ely for Christmas, and he propo-
- 70 have l. on exhibition at biz -tsll in the
Loser Market House next Saturday morn
rs ard evening, and his numerous custom
- and the citizeDs generally can get
choice Roast or Steak Tor holiday eating
Il The -uperb beef weighe over twenty-five
hundred POUNDS. and i Fat and attractive u
proportion. II will mike luscieus eating
'sr Christmas andou leaders should not
lsll 70 give Joe = call. dec20ir
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Valuable Rent Estate for sale.
Tie foiio~.ng iota sre vet ar-oid IN Scer-
cer- Su0ats zion. which ne> north 81 ieue
Hsute. 90 the Lafayette Il "a and the Foit
Road. (c0ntinu4uoa of sss<eth - sset3 =
These desirable iots siil be sold very low
snd ten wears tine given for paw men,. II de-
s.ted Th< title iadispHfsbie ~
Lot No. : For, Ro&dJJ 4 81 D. ssFss.
Lafayette Road ="
40 Fort kosd) - q"
II near Baroevss ~ 'vsl i21sf
- gLafAyece Readr -"
- : g
"a - -"
The e4l.o.sLes tia Jqn.rtsr sse<ios to-
Wit sixteen Lots. have been purchased by
tbs most desisasie nsighbors. Call sd see
them. AZ EOSFORD i BRONS.
Dec. ls,tanl IS Real Estate Agp.
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HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-Toles Goods
10 sarge sssors1e-t. 6De So.9~. Combs.
Brzskes. Po1sdes, Osss. PerfuGes and Co
isxnss. for The sdisz- II
Thea IOr TIE ssnss<nes ss ssys zns
Cigar. Poek.tbsoss sas Husssss Flssks.
g. C.l Al Bs-r'. Drug Store. dec22il-.
- - - zlzEs
For Holiday Pre>enss 50 q CITES.
- = ss>~a ssss~s. -Asss vos 60. 80 gid
sod s1vsF ~stche-. ds.sosas. AID f6s je-sl-
~ Of latest siylss. kns rings. sksins. &c. &c.
silver snd Flsfsd are q great variety
aso bsAss- nslesses- orps1s se<s<k1x
9Th eli kinds q auzio.l Instrunents and
Florooce Ss-ssg Mscsines Call and Sc
: - - --s-&~ dcl6d2s.
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LApIhs AfH LEhhE
10 - ~s.A 10 axsrI sifrszs TIE nnfss 1s1n-t nc
eth s~,d yoa ~isss4s m>nsy .ud ~isheus price.
ssiussss insorust'ca lss, ~sll enable 500 . n.rs
Issvs,d sp-sd.ly. ina ssetiss q go. vsaifs y
beauty. 7kis iussrmx'ion iii cost you roshins.
and u yoe r.sA 81 marry. vii eheerfaliF assist
Tsa 81 's.ssrs strictly eo-ess..s'. 1hs des's~s
lnsornsuon ssas ~ rstasu nail. snd a. sas ssosss
s-k~f sSt-<~-
skhAH b. L.Mbstr.
6reenport. Kfns. %,
a.tlsa-~1y sew rork.
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POPULAR GAMES AT BAHrLtff'S.
The Game OF the Gip-sy Fortune Teller.
The Game 81 the Yonng P,dies-.
The Game OF the Yankee Land
The Dissected Game OF Oomlcsl Domi-
noes.
The tame OF Authors.
The tame % Great Events
PM Game Of Familiar Quotations
TIE tame OF sid Curiosity Shop
The tame OF Qrigiua.icns Of Shakespeare
The esme ~ Fortune Telling
The tame OF IohlBgs.
The Soartship Of Johpaihsn Peas AID SAL
~ Msrro .ssH - . sts tF
The Game OF Old Psmpheezle. and others
denl7dlw
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First Cfass Piaus~ fer Ss~ Yrsrs
At Stones Toy s,ors'i5s Main street. $50 to
400 i,~ fssR lsAs psstisis hsi Fries. CAL
and see then. dec2fnv
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Taken tP-Bs ne on&sss.sass. .
vhns ssdrss CO., sssss FIRE sesrscid-s
rivinz mix s-is es~ssa bshk1 % kpply-
isc e AMANDA DUSTIN,
A. TIA al Z / : r z Derot
Dec. 10. dIr
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NEWS.
Las! Nights Dispatches.

trctuswtls bavTHt sssAss ,Tasss
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~ Pumpkin Butter 81 C. l. Riplsyis -
Ihs thug Toe Christmas pies.
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Wa Hal Hal U~',-A Ltnvb,er
R,ok FOR Little Folks. Consicsl pseea for
Little Foiks. and Little Folks Big Tyre
cook at Bartlests-
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Mtnce Meas--ot excellent quality
can DC found. a all times. az s. W. WiL-
liams'. under Odd Fellows Hall. ldeel6d
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New York Money Marker.
ksw YosK, Dec fs2l -Qold weak ana
lower. Adjournment Of business Until Tues,
day. Transactions at 81 2iG2 2lsE. An
interesting discovery has been made that
Gold bags have been tempered with snd Tue
stead of holding all Gold have nike, contents
with Old iton and -cthcr material to make
weight.
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pe,fs il the place to &c, Photographs. &c =
He hss slensid assortment Of Frames.
ssss ard Photograph Albums. ldecledlv
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q Do yeu vish sss cd psisstsUs ~
90. 20 70 sbs UsIvsnsliss Church psxs p
day. Dec. Sob. 1884, bssidss yea shall get
6ns pssssnb-
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Oyssey~-Mf Hughes, Il fee City
Restaurant. las secured the .gesc. Tor J. Q.
Naboneys ceiebr.pJ Baltimore Oysters
These oysters are warranted superior 10
sine ard axvor - ssy efsrsd a tsi< market
..f r. d<c7tu.
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T. ,ssS, & ~rffvrs OessrssrtsE sof-
s..--. - r-s...s. -.s..nts srssssiPEisa = -
: 49,. = t4s.s.spssea. Askzs. ssessAis'. a. "A
-. - x..sx .s.S,rsA ~ q shszs.l -
.-~sssa< anslr >xE~sa -
~ xpsksD 4. sil>oS'
w4Eksa.ssrx. -. c. ~ -
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t. II you wiIl get nice New Years
present. 90 10 the UsIvssssist Church nsxt
Friday. Dec. 3oth. lisa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

rbs Turkish finances put those Of the western
nations to shame. There 10 no dehcif though 'ne
Tsherkess immigration and the total failure OF the coA
ton crop increased the expenditures and Diminished f
income Of the ExchecQuer. Greece and the DaIhbhn
municipalities return TO their natural ncsncs
neither the Car nor Napoleon having nov Interes
in reapening the Oriental question Austria seems In
c,iped 10 change her homo policy. and to respect u
future the autonomy Of the provinces but We have Sill
to ,es whether the concessions, which at te council
ministers at Vienna look very serious, are sufficient
satisf, the Hungarian and Croatan patJ lots German
ela
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be taken at the rate OF ifop two TO two and half
millions per day. limo Iors gold bearing bonds
are issued, 1905 in cure Acy will be in demand to
An extent exceeding q wants of the Department.
The anthracite COZ 4. tunnage Keeps up remarkably
well. The tunnag q for the year now reaches $751;
40 'uns, aga'ns 4 9,O94,ol2 tuns to the same date
last year. oeir n an increase Of 5o3,463 tuns The
season u caring its close, and the demand Will
nence''' 'h TO the opening of navigation be very
maen confined to such localities as may be supplied
by 'Ae roads. The canals are closing up for the
r<ason. But few boats returning will venture on
another trip, unless the weather should moderate
Freigbts are unusually high to the East; 81 .
from Philadelphia to Boston, and S. 40 from New
York, and but few vessels willing to load even
at these rates. Add the freight from Mount Car
bon 10 Port Richmond, 81, and it makes freight
from Port Richmond to Boston, s. s. on a
tun OF COAL
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MONDAY, Dec. ID. II.

Gold opened a, 2a6 sold up TO 2l9i. and clrec at
22Si. The market has been dull, and the bulls not
cheerful, in view Of the operations Of Gen. Sherman
and Gen. Dix.
Government stocks continue in demand, and The
5-2Os sell at Ns 1917. The loios sold at ~. All
gold bearing bonds firmly held, and the bro,
will be specially desirable if the rumor IS confirmed
that no new further issue will be made. in railroad
bonds, very little is doing. Bank stocks are steady
and offered in trlaing lots. Coal stocks steady
For Central, y cent advance was paid, and ]. for
American Coal New-York Railway shares were
barely supported Hudson River fell at the First
Board to ll6l Western Railway shares were n
little higher, but there was no large buying. Specn'
ators are waiting 10 see what MI r"ssendeh
intends to recommend, and will not bny very freely
IL heavy taxes aud reduction in the Volume oil the
currency are to De the order of the day. AT the
second Board Government stocks were higher: The
new 5-2Os sold st l07i, and closed at lo',. The
transactions in this stock to-day have been very
large-a single house turning over ~ 900. More
disposition is shown by spectators Z" TO take line
Of governments" and let fancics 60. For Missouri
6s the quotation vas G. IS. Quicksilver sold at
s6iaS. Hudson River was weak, and offered al
lIj,. The Western list was dull and no large
amount Of stocks could be placed az the prces bid.
Money continues abundant at 1o7 per cent, and
q, the rates stock house. offered more than they
can use Lenders are waiting upon The Treasury
report, and will be wholly governed by It's recon-
mendations. II thorough taxation, promptly coll
lected super.eles The present meager and tardy
gatherings OF the Internal Revenue Department,
there will be- demand for all the short bonds, with
currency interest, necessary 10 exc out the taxes.
Congress has thus far been altogether too tinid IN
the way Of taxes, and far behind the people, who
have been ready 10 pay any 'aI. Now that the
financial question must be Ipet in earnest, members
will be Temiss in their duty II a scheme is not
adopted which viii bring home 70 every voter tho
fact that the var is costly, and mus, be paid for as
1T goeson.
The following shows the condition ~ the New
York CITY banks this week and last:
Nov rs. Dec. y
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CITY ETRMs.

CrsTON-H0UsB INSPECTION. Nathan
Sargent, the Commissioner Of Customs has returned
from trip slong tho Canada lineA where he has been
to put into effect system soprsvsnt the large amount
Of snueeling which has been recently carried on
between Canada and tho United States. The system
consists in having all cars loaded under the 81.
pervison Of an ofcer and then the cars are sealed
enacted . severe penalty He also took trip along
our northeast coast, accompanying Collector Draper
70 put in force o system 10 prevent coast smuggling
BoARD OF SuPHRyYoRs.-The Board of Su.
per,isors met yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock Mr.
Tweed President Of the Board in the chair A COM
uni, alton wss received from his Honor the Mayor.
announcing the rssgnaton Of Mr. George Elliot Of his
lcrts 81 ~ .s!,ts 2: &c IL p!..cl. ape ycp.rstas
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TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
OP NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. .................'..''..: .S0,UUV,VVV'
FINANCIAL Agent OF THE UNITED STATES.
Nos ~ ard - Pine.st.. n. y.
This Bank has ready for sale (allowing the commits
son 20 purchasers) T. $. $40 notes which at maturity
are convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan
collects variants certificates, maturing loans and
drafts and attends TO all financial business with Govern
Inent Parties wishing TO avoid the delay and ncon'
veIence Of direct correspondence with the Depart
ments. ore invited TO apply at this Bank
MORRIS KETcRUM President.
ID W. VAUGHAN. Cashier
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balances for week ending Nov To-" Ists%ss ~
Bsispcss for week ending Dec. 3.... 2l,So's'' 20
Freichts are dull. The engagements to Liver
pool are, 1900 bbls. Flour, at 3d. 10 tuns bacon'
los. oI2s. Cd. 1856 hhds. Tallow, l5s' 1Vo 'es'
Beef, 2s. 3D.; and per steamer, 1000 pkgS. Bnttef
and Cheese, ass. To London, GOO bbls. OH VaKe'
Is. Cd. To Bristol, 50 tuns Tsllow, Ns'; ana 10
Bremen, 200 hhds. Tobacco, 27s Cd.
The business Of tho Sub.Treasury was: keceip's,
g, 1913 29l ,65 for customs, $l4e,OOo; payments,
A. 473 96s 35 on account loan, $685., $50 balance,
y, l3l ,995,4S
Tho only Dry Goods sale to-day was one Oh
Wilmerding, Hoguet g. Co., postponedfrom INNS
day. The catalogue comprised lots OF Dress Goods'
Hosiery. Wooden Cloths and Kid Gloves, &C.
There was much moro buoyant feeling than has
lately been exhibited the bidding being active, ano
the prices obtained showing an advance OF lo0I-
per cent. Mems cloth gloves sold freely at 0s0
l3O072c. and upward, as high as 81 o.. WOODEN
shirts and drawers ranged as follows, the advance
in them not being so marked: Plain mixed, 81 VIZ
scarlet, 81 45d$l IS; clouded, 81 ~; nbbed
A. i2l; plain white merino, 81 10; and English
Metons. 92,c; nubas and skating caps sold freely
the former at 81 1891 90, with duplicates, and the
latter at 35l 0i?l S4'.c. The sale Of hid gloves
attracted considerable attention, and was eharae
,erizcd by much spirit; ladies' white lids were sold
BY the sample at so 5Oa$Il Is per dozen; blaei
do. si; eenlemen's assorted sizes brought ~
and ladies' coorcd $lI IS; ladies' black real goa
skin Paris, Jonin make, Sll, aud assorted 90
$40 %. Dress goods, shawis, handEcrchieis' e'c'
sold quite wen at prices little above last week
quotations.
The following are the quotations for Exchange
Bankers GO DAYS, 1929; Merchants, 20 days, l"s,
n,-, q lor. ~ I,,ncs = OS, alJ 49,
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IAdvertisemeut.t

PHYsIoGSoXY; or 1.-THE Human Face Divine. v
New system. Eyes, Ears. Nose, Lips, Mouth, Hes,
Hail. Hands. Feet Skin. Conplexiss with ell "sg.' OF
Charsetsr" and How to Read Them" tveu In Tho Isns
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for 1855; Monthly s2syesL Adde"
Issu. gevLKA WsLlS, NJ. 80 DyssaGNs " l. ~ .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06
Advertisement.
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

Comm OF BROADWAY AND WALLsr, NsvYoRK,
Deals extensively and specially in Government Securities,
3o notes. $685. lo40s and Sizes of 1884, samps' Specie
and STATE mon,v Interest allowed on accounts by special
.,reeu.ut. +. q. ADAMS, President
D. SCOprLD, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

ASSAULTED AND RoppED.-Early on Monday
morning, NY. Hiram Tibbetts. residing q M 10
West Twenty.ssvsnth-st went into the saloon Of Rob
ert johnson. in Eeventh.ave. near Twenty egkthsf,
and called for drink. While there he VS. set uIsn BY
the proprietor John Cannon, Peter Rooney, tsAl
Mcclure and john Darcy and beaten and robbed q D
gold watch and chain. His cries brought to biz aid ~
1wenty.ninth Precinct police. who arrested fhe ~
fans. and they were committed By Justice LsdWith
default of 81 500 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

(Advenisementl
PIANO and TABLE COVERS.
Now Styles, st
KsLTrs, No. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06
LAdysrtisementj

WINDOW SHADES,
Gala Holland Ic new styles Shade fi1tnres at Nddess
ny;c.s q. l. }. h. kELfg.
No. $50 Brosdwg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

MEMORIAL OF ARCHBISHOP HUGBEs.-Thii
splendid work Of art Of which detailed notice shon
time since appeared In columns, prepared by order
Of the Corporation Of this city, has been placed on e1
hbtion. free to the public, at the Piano Warerooms Of
Julius Bauer & Co.. Nc. 544 broadway, where II will
remain until the 18th inst The hours 0fexhibtion are
between q. N. and o. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

RECRuITING.-The business of recruiting hss
somewhat sackered. within the Last few days. probably
on account Of the approaching election Only thirty
were enlisted on Saturday and the number to-day bids
fair TO bs s.iTl smaller. The numbers daily enlisted s'
still about equally divided between tho substitutes snd
the volunteers The enrolment Of the city. under
Supervisor Blunt Is being rapidly pushed forward q
the 6ne rooms Nos u and 70 Duanest there being v
ready large force Of copyists engaged; and pfono!
complete, when 1t is thought, thousand men WI b
steadily employed at the lists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

ANNIVERSARY OF THE ST. NICHOLAS So.
CIETY-The st. Nicholas Society Of the city OF New
York will celebrate its anniversary this evening At
Delmonico's in Fourteenth.st The officers elect will
be installed at half past five o'clock The dinner viii
be served At six o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

PROF. Howss READIXGs.-The second Of
Prof. J. ". s. Howss popular course Of readings vii
be given this Tuesday, evening. ct Clinton Hal. The
selections viii be from the Poets and the writings OF
Charles Dickens. A large attendance 10 expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

BOARD OF ALDgRMBy.-The Board Of Alder.
men net Yesterday afternoon, bat no Qcorcn being
present adjourned without transacting any busreu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

Loans tl92 CD go els J63,J0, Ice ~ tel. t27
Specie ... 12ls,7l6 V2JyS Inc - A0
Circulation J6l56is 3J1O.J2l Dec. la327
Deposits I6I, 4.e,.is lo5.4E,s0 Inc. 1910 H2
fIsty Of N, eas, sp,sI Ciyotion and Dssorn IN ne
Raaks o. The Ciip Of Mere lord. for re rcsh endre Sat.
urdsy De-. ., 1870 10 rhiot " ofIed he tdJhoi
o rafh HANK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

PROFESSOR GOODWIN SMIrH.-Professor
Goodwin Smith has arrived in town. He is the guest
Of Mr.. Bancroft, and win remain here until his depart
IRE for Europe the l4h inst He is to reada paper
at the monthly meeting OF the Historical Society 10
morrow evening on 1.-THE History Of the University Of
Oxford After the meeting TIE usual social gathering
will take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

DzDse,stisn sbsas she Ressi' Of inc Fros'
sse~sai Election By Friends and Enc
~ie,-Whss the Latter say and Fear
o,i.is. In RsglsnA asd Franee-An1'
t.,v-The Pecusfsry Results Of the
.C..f.aer,se Fair" At Liverpool APP
prsprissed by Southern Ref"ge'"-mu''
le,,s Confession and Kxecusien-Civfs
Raveritism 70 the Press-Crfminal
Crs~s-An Impending Literary Action
fer DsnaSes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

lAdvertsement
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
FROM CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. Jan. 2f


A number of the Connecticut 9th
Pennsylvania 58th, and New York 18th
have arrived at Louisville en- route home
Several rebel officers recently escaped
while on the train between Louisville
and Camp Chase Some had been re.
captured.
Eighty OF the sea Ohio arrived here
yesterday.
Large numbers of recruits are daily
passing through the city for the front.
Two trains run through daily from
Chattanooga to Nashville. Time nineteen
hours
Mortality in Chattanooga hospitals
about 90 per week.
A riot occurred at Seymour, Indiana,
Tuesday. between drunken soldiers and
the guard, resulting in the desk b OF. two
rioters and wounding several hers.
The l02d New York and 2Sth Penn
sylyania passed indianapolis yesterday,
and over five hundred recruits for Indi-
ana regiments have arrived at Indiana DO
lis in the last two days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

Africa, the East and West Indies. Asia,
al Of Europe except Bri.sin and the north
ern portion Of tho continent, ia every
State and territory Of the United States
and in Canada. The export Of Brazil has
increased seven fold 10 two years; Hol-
land and Belgium have increased their
product several hundred per cent. in two
years, and other European States have
made advancement while France has alb
solutely restrained the cultivation by re-
fusing to give permits.
The report concludes that the United
States does not control the trade, and
that the capacity Of other countries to
grow all they need is ample.
The following having passed both
Houses now only wants the President 3
signature to become law.
Articles of clothing being manufac-
tured of wool, cotton or linen, and COM
pressed in package not exceeding two
pounds in weight, addressed to any non
commissioned officer or private serving n
the armies of the United States, may be
transmitted in the mails of the United
Stotes at the rate Of eight cents, to be in
all cases prepaid, for every four ounces
or any fraction thereof, subject to such
regulations as the Postmaster General
may prescribe.
The Committee on the Conduct of the
War just authorized to be appointed,
consists of Senator's Wade Of Ohio,
Chandler OF Michigan. and Harding of
Oregon, and George of Massachusetts,, Ju-
liam of Indiana. Odell Of New York, and
Lean Of Missouri. This committee is
similar to the one heretofore 10 existence,
the only diff renee being in the substitu-
ton OF Harding and Loan 10 the places
of x-Cof gressmen Andrew johnson and
Ccvoje. Tie new one, in addition to its
duty Of inquiring into the conduct OF the
war, is instructed to examine into all con-
tracts aud engagements with any depart
ment of the Cover nment and is authoriz-
ed to set during the recess of Congress at
any place which may be deemed proper.
Besides these every facility is provided
for thorough investigation Of the Mis-.
souri, contested election cases. These
cases are 10" being considered BY the
House Committee en- elections Mr.
Bruce, who contetss the seat OF Loan, ad
dressed the committee yesterday aud to.
day, and will continue his argument to.
morrow. The committee was full
! There are five such eases from that State,
and several ot them will depend for their
decision on the result OF the contest now
/ under consideration.
Gen. Blair, Of Missouri, was appointed
on the House Military Committee in place
of Mr.. Loan, excused from service
thereon.