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, 1864-11-21

Dr. James, formerly Of New Orleans, and
now Of sc Randolph street, Chicago, H., cures all
diseases of the genital or sexual organs.
Syphilis, the destroyer Of thousands-prImary,
secondary, tertiary and hereditary-cured with tie
use Of nentFalzer, positive euro for this terri
bic and much to be dreaded poison. Avoid mer-
cnry, iodide potassi arsenic saEsaparilIa, dccoc.
lions, alops, and codliv oil. These drnss will
dies up, to brcaE ont at some future tma in il
most hideous Aspect. Ask those who have been
treated for this disease with these drugs and hear
betea and all diseases Of pefvate nature, success,
fully and scientifically treated. With the expert
years Of which time conducting the largest hospi-
ta1 In the United Slatcs-and for the last three
years in Chicago, with testimonials from Profess
ors Of Medical Colleges md wel1-known Doctors
Of the United States enlogisc OF bis professional
Rkill, shpnld be sufficient evidence to gain the
confidence OF those requiring such services as he
Randolph street upstairs. Ten separate rooms,
and all consultations confidential. nosow5o173t
, 1864-11-21

Thanksgiving Dinner Tor the SoA0elEH
A meeting Of ladies to arrange for the THINKS
giving dinner 10 our brave soldiers was held In
the Young Mems Christian Association Rooms On
Saturday afternoon, and the following Committees
appointed:
For The Comp Rospitals-Mrs. J. NJ Ioomis
aIrs. ". H. Smith, Mrs. Dr.. Blain, Mrs G. "
SANFORD, Mts. Thos. Kent, Mrs. l. Hilliard and
MrB. Hardy ...-
Icy, MEs. B. ". Raymond, Mia. ". Munger,
Mrs. r. L. zoe and Mrs. Hoge.
For1sth Sfr4ft Haep4fnl-Mrs J. II. Wood
worth, Mrs. T. Higgins, M1B. Van II. Higgins,
Mrs. Geo. G. Cook. Mr.: Thos. Hoyne. Mrs ]. II.
vsR oSssl ~ J. = Pollard ,:s NJ sE1
FlT Soldiers Rest and P1orost Guard-Mra
CuEhing, Mrs. Bristol and Mrs. Lamb.
soldiers ehall cooperate and aid In soliciting and
giving supplies. The articles wanted arc:
-Four hundred turAes,
Twenty barrels apples,
-Four fnrrels ctanbe1rics,
Dne thousand Eies, besides
Cake, grapes, ]el1ee, and such delicacies as the
| in tho city send he turtles cooEed-bnt those
! who cannot cook them will send without The
depots for reeelving supplies arc a. follows:
Rott G;azs n9ass sag5s
Wts side.@E. [. o'hara's drug store, corner OF
Randolph and Canal streets; DoW's grocery store.
so.ak Sidf,-Booth's oyster depot, corner o!
Dearhorn and Madison streetsi Rogers Co.,
grocery store. State street, second door south Of
Tuesday Tuesday af1crnoon, II uncooked, and Wedneday
AZ adjourned meeting will be held On Taesda,
Mems Christian Association, ii which time every
lady In the city willing To assist or contribute,
, 1864-11-21
Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the. Chicago Tribuue.]

Especial Dispatch to the. Chicago Tribuue.l
DETROIT. Saturday, Nov. 19.
uP-Morris, York State, Gen. Cross.
DowN-Pcshtigo, Sherman, Sunrise. Champion,
Hale, Blade, Comet Autocrat Contest, Imperial, Me-
hopolis, Keaosha, Dauutless. skylark, Hars, Case,
Mott.
Wind South.
Especial Dif1 atc. to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETaorr, Sunday, Nov. 20. 8si.
UP-Nosagh, Rainbow, Stanwirth-
DowS-Gamecock (dtsablctD, Mosesle, Ogden.
NIAD-SouthWest.
, 1864-11-21
OUR &NE4OCKADE SQUADkUN.
Destruction of a Valuable Fishery
Eantura of ThreG RlockA0e R010oE4s

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1a.-Rear Admiral
stribling has communicated TO the Navy y.
partmcIt the particulars OF the des11uSlioan
Of valuable rebel fishery on Marsh tsano.
north Of the Oklahoma River, Florids, BY aa
, 1864-11-21

requested to be present. Friends in the country
willing to help, are requested 70 send my Of the
Ch1tstfnn Commission, No 100 Clark.
Mrs. D. ". RAYMosp, Chairman
ME- A. FosrKH Secretary.
, 1864-11-21

MoSET-34 a cent
sTEELIsa E1cnAndz-Dull at looH.
NoLp-IrreKnlart unsettled and drnler, opening At
~ advancing to -, declining to elc. and cosng at
/, Total exports Of specis to-day. u 4sd5ooQ.
. , Government stocks steady,
, 1864-11-21
~ Piper Hanginss, Painting, Calciminlng
and Grainlne, at F. E. R!gby's, 50 Randolph street
rEl I'm - -. = :

~ Troublesome Coughs and Colds, II neglect
er's Pectoral syrup will speedily and effectualfy
cure the most obstinate caae. Sold in bottles, at
6 cents and S1.25 per bottle, at o. and 81 Lake
street. no1yS9444-lm
, 1864-11-21

~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and relIabie treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail In sealed letter envelopes ftee OF charge. Ad-
ton. No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
nr34.f1T.9nr =.
, 1864-11-21
Uudnlo Markets.

FLoCE-Dnf. ... -...-..
GRAlx-Wheat qniet; Amber Mich s2:2t@e2s;
so; White Mich, e2:4!@?.@, CoT9:Sman sales At
nWty9.;so s Cats ssf@sssx: g q = Rye Is held at $780,
FHxl0H1s-Dnll: wheat, 1s01sc: corn, 16s1sK;
Onts, lie. - -
LAKE IxroR1s-Flour. II 7so bls wheat, 147,sl bu:
oats, e 1e9 hu barley, 1,seo ba rye, Il, ,lss bu
corn, 90 bu; OATS &, 10 bu barley. 800 bu.
, 1864-11-21
H0H.

T OST-A Watch, on the morning
- Of the 18th inst. either Michigan aFeaue, r. r.
Etac stteer cars. between that aad
gold chain. pencil and key attached WatGn Hsite
Carved; keY snd chain ennmelel With blue Iho Under
will be lbetally rewarded BY leasAnS *sra s o@
ice, II LAsAlie street a. 81 y. kkonctss-
rnAn ~
, 1864-11-21
d / e d !.

In ts city Friday evening Nov. 18th, 1884, Of COR
sumption, ANNA W, vile Of George 7. Rogers, aged
p years.
In Evanston, Nov. 18th. LAURA LOUISE lulu)
EEEZlE, eeconE daughter OF j. f. and n. E. kedzle,
az CT: wears Qu0 months
, 1864-11-21
RAIlFond Time Table.
CHICAGO AND xoH1Hv1srExS-prro4 cou wrrr
WATER AYp KINX3H 6rs

WATER Asp K1SxzE srs.
st. PauI E1press........ 800 / m, .a:oOa n.
Jsnesy;l1e eAeeo@modatn .s:is :: n n sis ?. n.
Nall Passeeger. .....-.... sE30 p. N. sSSp. m
...... oAtENA DIVISION.
Fulton and Cedar Rapids. 7:45am atsu,n
Freepore @ W and Danieiih. IS p p m M 1sn FL n
Eeeport and Dun1eith So. 10e5 .. N, In ~ u,
niEa,e niHtaeoto ano ro4 fasef'. ~ ?. n 11@a. m4
Moa1aas o1x7R11. " "~A H.
Detroit Express. s....~.... $500 a. N. s4e:oo =. m
bssFsi! isos N: N: : :'i:ss ;. n n
tTrains for Cincinnati and Louisville
Morning E1press.. 800 4. m. s11:oo y. N.
Night Express. -....-...-.-t t6:6 2. H. tS:a5 d m
MICHIGAN soUTuERN--pEPor coNKR VAN nuprx
AND SHERMAN srRrrTa.
Day Express. $500 =. m. hl1OO D. m
Night Express. .'rln06 g. n :isS D. n
DETROIT TnA1as-
SthsE1pr % RI Adrian tssS NJ N. .;iisS F. E. M M
p1TrsBcnG, FORT WAIVE AsD CHICAGO.
Mail and Accumulation. *4:soa- m. %e1op.m
Rey Rssyp!sEP hPiESsf; Esprsss ds,iy 8s n 1!ss
cia. Iouisviiie Exps. tsSo =. m N. fiESoP :. m
(conn<sttng se1A Psnn.yluanla csnsra. 3. z.
'e ha1zssaair 10 p@ p IS IS e Pm. 5 se5 Rm Rm
Arrive 4 Philadel., $50 pm. $50 am. 1Gl0 AN.
N, York
via 1hos pm. 1ao5 Pm. s65 Pm.
Ba1timore.... $40 pm. 700 am. 11:50 pm
Washington. $50 pm. 1880 am. 500 am.
cNcM.gATI AIR LINE
Day E7ptess. ECO a m. 1s:so ?. N.
, 1864-11-21
GStrapeo.

TAKEN UPON the premises Of
II. nndersleued, IA Milwaukee avenue. DARK
Red Cow, which the owner can hare hy prnytnS R pro
Fefty and paying dsmhKee- .6EAhI AER.
-noS0F51RS{ -
, 1864-11-21
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
BR1DaEroRr, Saturday, Nov. III p. N.
CIKAnKD-Noue.
Arr1yED-Johnstown, Lasalle 900 bn oats, 500 bu
wheat; Conveyance Lcmont, 70 yds ruhble stone, Il
yds dimenston stonc Lady Franklin. Lemont, 50 yds
rubblc stones S. F. Gale, Lcmont 20 ids rubhlc stone;
Nautilus, Utica, 5000 bn corn; Senator, LaSalle, 16i
tons coal Monarch. Lockport- hu oats; Glasgow.
Lasac, 800 bu corn, 10 brls ous. 16 tons sand Con-
stitution. LockpoTt Maple Leaf Joliet, 500 bu wheat
1000 bo oats, 800 bu barley
- BRtpoAroRT, Saturday. Nov 1873 pm.
c1xAR1n-Terror, Lasn!le 900 It lumber, IS cords
tan baz o brls SALT and 20 It lumber for Ottawa;
Marion, Lasae. S 65 lumber 900 singlcs Plan
ct, Lasal1e os 4a5 1umbcr; Progress. Lasalle, 15o
It lumber; Armenia. asale liz. brs salt; Contest,
Morris, 900 # lumber, 600 shingles; J. L. Ae1au-
der, joliet, 800 n lumber, 80 lath Conveyance,
LcIont 8. F. Gale, 1emont. .
AnB1rzD-H. G. Loomis, Lemout, % yds rubble
stone. !
OF those reported cleared, the following are still
here, waiting for teams: Paramount, Portland Com
modoEe Foote Asia. Marion, Pnnet, Progress, sana,
America, Contest. -
, 1864-11-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Ma
chines.-1G7,cD0 IN USE. These machines uae
the ROTATING HOOK E1CLUs1yELT, WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
make the LoCK STITCH. Salesroom log Lake
street. nO1a-w'43f-1m
, 1864-11-21

ST. LOUIS, 6atudny, Nov. 70.
TonAcco-Dull and unchanged. Offerings Of Il bids.
bids OF which were rejected stems at t20 scraps
Mt $i0 Geo factory lugB tso@97S; planters do 5000
@127s; common shipping leaf s1s25@l5.75; medium
do &l8.&3@ao.75; good and nne do 32335820.'3.
FLoCR-Recefpts. 6,s1 bsls. Market quiet. Sales 50
bEls 1niddng $725; do super at $o00: s. do rye at
$sl5 super Mt $50 single extra at $685. double head
lined inspected and delivered.
GRAN-whcat, receipts IS axis, about 50 90 bn.
Sales OF about $500 bu, follow: rs sks ut &17s
rs do ut *tsS G6 do at S1s; 2oo do at $780, 500 do
at *1g. 100 do at s1sek 200 at $'.sa; $500 do ns
$1e5; 200 do at 800; III do at *202 2 bu Corn
low $l.a5; new $l.27; do at $l.a6 bu SKIS included.
Oats-sules 900 sks at sc 1900 do at s9Hc; 1900 do
to arrive next week at SIC 2 hu, sE1 included. Rye
Sales at $1s. Bazley-Salcs 2 sks fall at $sy; do do
Mt e2o A do do ut $e0o Is do spring at Il and $50
do do nt $50 2 bu.
Wn1sxx-salcs ofeo br1s at SLID per gallon.
HoaR-Eales were 4s head, 7,sl0 na, at &c; 10 do
460 rs, at Ike gross weight: Receipts at Broadway
ynrds were 500 head. Market active and prices firm.
Sales werc e13 hcad $40 at S106o = 100 gross;
4ohead 1925 ms, at 1pAc; c. head. 1o ms, at 10Hc;
81 head, 2l,s5 ns at same; 1as head, 5000 ms, at
1oKc; 1T head, s. o ns gross Total sAles &c.
milwaukee Marker.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE,, Saturday, Nov. 19. 1861.
FLorR-Du11 and dropping.
GRA1S-Whca Receipts, 81 900 bushels. Market
unchanged Sales this forenoon bu at $l7l for
No on Change, IS 900 bu srcet at Goo
bu do Mt $1o, buyers option till January 1st Coarse
grains unchanged.
PRoy1s1oSs-Qule4. Sales 20 brls mesa pork ut so)
800 obrls prime at asa.,00; $50 do at $:s2a.oD.
LIVE Hoas-Market dull and dropping. Sales about
1000 at Sl05o@ll0n, averaging 26@28.
, 1864-11-21

PATRIOTIC AssocIAr1oF.-Thc managers Of the
Women's Patriotic Association are requested to
meet on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, In the pri
for the American booth at the Nursery Fair,
, 1864-11-21

Third Ward Union Leagne.-Kegular
meeting on Tuesday night, at GIL State street.
This being the first meeting since tho election,
a good time may be expected. Members Of the
Fourth Ward Council arc urgently Invited To meet
with u.s. On business Of Importance to the south
mart of the city,
, 1864-11-21

ur1p 10 DA11.-John Carmichael, whose arrest
for striking james Burns with heavy jack plane,
fnnicsIng serious injury, WIS noticed in the TRI-
uCSE fcwFdays ago, WIS yesterday examined and
held IN The Fum Of $400 To appear nj the next term
OF the Recorders Court
, 1864-11-21

NOT m EEssIoN-The Circuit and Superior
Courts were not in session on Saturday.
, 1864-11-21

" Mn. NAa1Ets BENEFIr.-Mf. Maggie the leading
man at Mcvlckcr's Theater, will take benefit to-
u1cht, the picce chosen being awaiting for the
Verdict" Ills nnmeroua friends will, We have no
doubt, rally to the rescue. He deserves a bumper
fill 1t to the brin.
, 1864-11-21

REconnER's CouKr-1le Recorders Court was
not In session on Saturday. On Monday morning
II will convene rs heretofore. The GRIND Jury
will olso meet on Monday and continue in session
until Tuesday night, when they Will doubtless be
discharged.
, 1864-11-21
BDarNinq.
tnSura1trR.
INCORPORATED 1885.

0g7tcNoY TIE
PHILADELPHIA, November 8, 1S6a-
The following Statement OF the affairs Of the Comra-
ny Is published In conformity with provision OF its
Charter. =: -
On Marine and Inland Risks O.! -9o
On FEe AsKs+.u.... .....-..--......-.-.. lSootIa
s5sa,D5.s
Premiums on Policies not marked off No
TeMocf1 setaa<'4
N,I0-5o
PHIM1pNa NAEKKD OFF "a earned from November ],
1853, to October 81, 1864
On Marine and Inland tdskB sis 264 Is
On Fire 1aS67o
$sss, SCI. IS
Interest during same period sslvages, &c.. 75566
ss1e.sll.1A
LOSSES, EXPENSES, &C., during the year as above.
Marine and Inland Navigation Losses:.. 2s1 g
Fire Losses. ....................,... s9,6S582
Return rrcmtums. 292Ql
Re-1nsurAnces. 4l6.42S
Agency Charges. 19D6i,98
Advertising, Printing, ,&c....:....-.::... a669.1S
Stamps, DC, 11,@ae7
Expenses, Salaries, Rent, &c,......,... II, LOO
- $csl oe12s
.-.A .- x22 IS
sThs ts exclusive Of tho amount reserved for faxes
on Dividends and Profits.
, 1864-11-21

Ku1ED-nobcrt Reed. sailor employed upon
the schooner Brooklyn, was killed on Friday last
at the Union Salt Dock, Bridgeport While en-
gagged In discharging freight he missed his footing
and fell down hatehway, ftaeturins his skull. he
died instantly. Coroner Wagner held an inquest
on the body on Saturday. and the Jury returned q
verdict OF accidental death. The deceased WINS 4
native Of Ireland unmarried, and about 1harty-two
EraYa NJ App
, 1864-11-21

LAncEsY.-C. Il. Mills, a gentleman who lives
by his wits, and hauuts the West Division, WAS on
Saturday arrested charged with the theft Of $40
from one man and $50 from another, at boarding
house on West Indinna street
The case was clear, md he was held to bail in
the sum Of Sa0o upon each odense.
, 1864-11-21

NEWS FoR TIE FRIENDS OF TIE Board or
TRADE DAr7ERT.-Thc boys are at Nashville 10
re-ft 1t ie proposed BY their friends to give them
Thanksgiving dinner. Cooked poultry, game,
etc, ETC., for that purpose, securely packed. Will
he received by Murray, Neleou & Co., 214 South
Water street, until Wednesday noon. the sd. MI.
E. B. Stevens will 60 TO Nashville with the dinner.
and will take charge OF any small packages FOR the
bntSefy. ieft a6 above.
, 1864-11-21

US1os LEAauE.-Thcro will be ameeting of the
South Side Council, No. i, at Warmers Hall, Ram
dolph street, fnis Monday evening, at u o'clock.
Allthe members are expected to be present, a.
there will be buEtncss Of great importance trans
acted. BY Order.
, 1864-11-21

D1scuAnGEp.-Martin Casey. whose difficulty
with the roughs was mentioned in the TR11usx
day or two since, Was arrested and examined yes
te1dsy upon the charge OF shooting Duly. The
charge WIS made by come Of the TouEhs' and amer
a hearing WIS summarily dismissed.
, 1864-11-21

nf%l.., IL i
Ing r. AcnI tnc cofncr q ae iasea Aoe"aiR. no
pa' 11!ar aamaee W. 'ln1 iHn.etsa. Moagn proSen
E-e1ncntocs Of the episode.
.rprsr ~ Tn,,Trs Ayn Observation-Disclosures
h,s latc1v bern sp,rn,no With thlevee
n.e AaeN D'en "!m lne'es
~ unu Dns'"'s "om 4-aese'r aoee' a.o
there has, very properly, been made By
The authorities vigorous efforts to get rid OF
them. There arc thieves enough In Chicago to
the manor born, many more thun onr small police
force can tale care OF, Last Friday a large num-
ber Of thsss distinsnshsd strangers wee arrssted
brought be{31c the presiding deities q the Police
asae ;1e dn spossoq o or psepls ~ towards
diemonds valued at {LOO0 and x5lI1 in currsnrr
Thsy ws1 95egser rt h etS kstP 5 + 2s
md purcr should thcy conclude to learc her
borders. -
YOUNG MEs'e ASSOCIATION LEcrTErs,-We are
promised highly interesting lecture on wedncs-
day evening next, the ea.d inst, BIZ Rev. John S,
s.jifc ~ S.oc1on $ h E.a,.rb Worn,n.s ~ ~
, 1864-11-21

The "oxE DAT SysTEn" AT TIE I. c. CAR
Nonks.-Thc Northwestern Sanitary Commission
arc cndeavoring to keep up the stream OF needy
supplies to the SICK and wounded soldiers, by ask
ing every individual to give one days labor, IN
come or profits, from their business. Mr. c. F.
Scorille, and his foremen took the matter in hand
md the result ia that day or two sine he paid to
the Commission S7ea. 70, coasr1hutGd y the en-
patfiotic md eeuerons. What mandatory will
beat that
, 1864-11-21

Can AND CARFEkTER.-ThcreB should be rush
TO secure seats at McVickcr's for tomorrow cren-
, 1864-11-21

WILLOW CuErK.-Our correspondent at Willow
Creek Lee county, is informed that it in not CON
sdcrcd right BIZ us to Indicate preferences for par
1cniar business institutions; II he can gather an
snswer from our issne Of to-day, be Is welcome TO
the benefit OF the inference.
, 1864-11-21

PA7noT1o.-The Times Is becoming wonderful
II patriotic. We arc glad to record this change OF
base by the rebel organ. Its last effort in this d.
rection is an advocacy Of tho project furnish our
soldiers with roast turkey, chicken fxin's and
nince pies, On Thanksgiving Day. The arrest OF
acv anal treason, has made that journnl nightly
conplais1ut This ia its way Of eating humble pie.
, 1864-11-21

HOTEL Tn1Er CAuoHT.-Last night, officers
Sherman and Kenny arrested miserable hotel
thief who, for week East has been lying around
The city, and plundering baggage at the different
hotels. His headquarters seem to have been at
Wrieht'e Hotel. on the North Side, and he opera
ted fprce1y at the Sherman and fremont From
The former he is known to have taken one, and
from the latter two, yalises Al h1weycf, Wess sas
his name as Il. D. Alden; hut his true name Is
c. D. Palmer he halls from Massachusetts,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
GROCERIES.

OhOCERIES.
/ C5O LBS. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
~DO Fer sale 81
- ELLlorTs FAsTLY GROCERY.
Z nh BUSHELS FRESH GROUND cons MAJ.
- iHFiote And for sale A.
ELLt0IT's FAMILY GROcEET.
4 boz, NO. ! runs;
" doz. No.
g
" 4sst e ia Gest1 tuba.
- acz ass9rtse Rolling PIG.
fcz Butter Ela1Isse
foz Priafz.
- Baskets, assorted sizes
5tstrecsfvc ard Tor sais ~
ELLI0TI's FAsTU y c.poe.-,..
=. Z 5 a.. ~ caoias ,s5is sz5lsS4
gas; ssesf-ea AID fog saIeat 3"
LLLI1tIis FAMILY asocrgv
fEs BAERELs Large Plekls. 49,.
4 aeze0' handrsd % barrel, a. - sAis = a
.L. I t'9ItI' PANTY GROCERY
EI1rr boz AssoRrED m,
Il u s ss1. f 9. E Ws;... nres-4..
49, ifosi,e5 ana for sale a.
1ttt.toIE's fancy cpo~rpw
~ 49, fss ~ LBS. csoTc. - go
- 49, =, = nice arfisss. go
- -JoTT's FAMILY cpo~rnv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
SeE York Markets.

Nav YoRE, March -
90 TOY opeasd weak AID clessd mors active
and nraer Il 70 ~ for "a EiiiaE
FLOUR s. better, and ~ fair Iuqairy a, s6Ga
% go fsr Extrs staiei Sis te Ta5 for Extra
RHO; $3.50 80 fer trasls brands, closing
fiFmsr.
WHISKY excited anl deehlediy higher, OPEN :
ing II % AMI closing Al CSC.
WHEAT mere aetiss and one eeaf better sIsi
70 i.Gf Milwaukee Club; sI-es Winter Red West
ern
CORN heavy and to p. lower, At si.2sto q
OATS saIsi, n sac.
PORK quiet; prices aver buyers; szi.s7 20
ss2.t0 for Mess $50 for New.
BEEF little more active; prices uuelsan e. /.
Cas- nests frmfr.
BACoN sides shade aEmsF and In fair demand.
LARD Rather aors doing, al i2ssalas.e.
MONEY more active AID Hrmer al cal pr cent.
STERLING advanced 20 Isl aTs1s
GOLD hrIasr--oIeniHg Al az a4vAzeiug to
ei3., dsollaiag to G35zadsss advaaeing to ess& e.
G0YERsaESr STOCKS STEADY At yesterday.
quotations
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23


There wege ba, few arrivals Yesterday,
We notice he Bake Of Argyle, from
Nashville o Louisville the Aurors, from
Ciacinusti 70 - Bouts; the Darling,
from Memphis 20 Cincinnati, with good
load Of cotton and canal iug from the
Wabash
Most Of toe business on the levee is
done on scconnt Of the Government.
Forage Of all kinds is changing hands
quite rapidly, preparatory 10 going TO
the front
Freights from Nashville down may
Justly be said to be at living rates We
noticed bill OF lading yesterday on
which the freight on 50 hhds Of tobacco
was set down At sea, which was paid
over by Mr. Hall to the steamer Mamie.
The tobacco vas shipped at some point
$50 miles above Nashville The Mamie
unloaded her tobacco, TOOK on a cargo
ca Govefement account, and was on her
way 10 the Cumberland River again be-
foge night
The queeuly Armada is the req
lag packet for Cairo to-day. She leaves
At two o'clock, Capt Throop and Fred.
Huston will be found in their respective
places to iook after the comfort Of pas.
sengets
The Big Grey Eagle, he ,people' 5
favorite, win be the regular packet for
Henderson aud Louisville to-day. Capt
Lusk and Mr. T.. 0Bannon have no su-
periors IS courteous gentlemen and ae.
complished officers, while Luce Murrell,
wno looks after the freight has feweqnals
on the riyer
The Jewess and Lady pike from Cairo.
and the Silver Moon and st Patrick
from Memphis. are the frs. boats due
here
Tho st Patrick viii doubtless be up 10
night aud those who desire quick and
delightful TO trip Louisville viii get aboard
With George . Hart and Lib. Frisbie
Oar excellent young friend Henry Mil
Ter attends to the freight department
John Weed, pilot Of he Superior, ar
rived home by rail last night The su-
perior left Memphis on Saturday for
Nicksburr, 81 Government employ. OF
hcers and crew al we'll
The river continues to fall here quite
rapidly aud ell the way hence to Piitss
burg
fbe Cumberland River Is falling. With
six feel 81 Harpeih Shoals.
Mr.. Pat Cieary, the pop liar clerk Of
Cox & Humphreys lower wharfboat,
left sor Cincinnati on the Tarascon on
Monday, 20 remove bis family 10 this
ciiy. Pat is exceedingly popular with
steamboaimeu. and will be desirable
acquisition 10 our river forces.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

NV YoRK, March 2l.-Riehmond pa
pers of the 18th have been received The
following is all they contain Governor
Clark has ordered "A meeting Of the Leg
stature at Macon, Georgia, on the slst
Inst
The telegraph is working as formerly
10 Mississippi All the damage done the
line BY the Yankees has been repaired.
a large foree is at work on the roads,
and repairing is going forward rapidly.
Gen. Lee has declined the protfered
house from the City Council Of Rich
mond.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
capture 81 tl,e 81 tooaer .IuIIa Bnker.

Capture Of the schooner Julia Baker.
PETERssURG, March l4-Capt Edin-
burg and eight men of the Signal Corps
boarded and ca ptured, Of Nansenond
river, the schooner Julia Baker, Of Port
land, loaded with valuable stores The
Captain, crew and three negroes were
brought of ard the vessel burned She
vas valued st $4,000 Several vessels
aud 4 gunboat we're close BY, but our
men we're not interrupted.