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, 1864-05-23
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO n1AEKEr--sEcosD BOARD.

SATURDAY Ev1EINo, May 2l-l0 r. ".
Owing to the warm weather, there Whs Tery salm
attendance at tho Sherman Eouse, and traGsactlo3s
were vtfy trk1ing.
WHEAT was nlnos. entirely neglected., and The fesl-
Ing WAS exceedingly heavy. In the atternooa 2oao
bushels No. spsing were sod 1t e1-2s1c, and z,oo
eushcls at sl+sh but in the evening there were no
buyers ut ever q for No. e. With se1lers at
si.aebe1es4. There were 10 sslta, except for fol.
ward delivery.
corS' ers In better demand thnn at the close Of
Change snd tho folsoE1nE sslcs we're made: 900 bu
yc CcTn Qc the afttsroon) at sts; 5ooo ba do I'm
tho evening" at 81 o,i $500 bu No. Com o: eoH-
closlpg 1r1u.
OATS were quiet and almost entirely nominal at
e7xG63kc for. No /. Safes were; $, ,1eo 5u Eo.1 at
G1kc; aAt0 bu do at 67tc. ..
Il1ouwHsRs wcse In good demand and frm. Ss1ss
vcre GO brls lir tho af.eruoon) at $i 30 rlscfy
In tho cyenis2) at so brs country at 2l.29H.
, 1864-05-23

PI.rsosAr--Ds. c. u. Rsy, formerly elltortal1y
connected with tbs TRIBUNE, has returned to this
city i1ou Washington. after an abscnco OF sts
months. Ills turt,erouR fsiends will be glad 10
lrow that he is In the hest Of healtL.
Lon. Charles u. Lawrence. Of tialesh1rz. the Re-
publican Eptcn cardifate for Supreme judge In
tEe Third Jndtclsl District OF this S:sse IL III this
, 1864-05-23
M a r X Eo

Hat C. Ar. JAMES TAFT an, Mis- ANN DAVIS.
In ths city On Wednesday tha 18th Inst hy ta4 Isv.
&r 9Hlt6 a. th6 fe4dsnes ct :ht bt1da 1a.ner. u
+. dAuxntss OF John BeAss, ktq, lAss Of NeRcasle,
, 1864-05-23

DY GILBERT Is SAMPSON.
1p Trade sale OF FcEsyst1 Crates best Nbt!s
Crccktry AT .AUCTlttN.
IN THURSDAY, Mss cbth, at ~ O'Clock We Will to1
At cur sale:C 4ts I6 peasba stE'cs IN npcn lots 20
suit denlc7s, fostyalx crates rst lnaty WtH CrocS
esY cf the ell known James Et wards
sons and Wn, Da5.s c., being &c eoHpls!s ts @ ns-
ali Of their ht ksyles. Country dsaa7s Will aaE e
10 their Interest 10 a.renG this s.le Every lot s Id
with ut any ret erYe. Goods packed ana ahlpped 70
Aa7 so1A GILBERT + BAafPs0N, Auctloaecrs.
my1AeS0
, 1864-05-23

Phalon's "Nisht Blooming cereus.''
Phalon's Night Blooming CeEens+"
Ptalon's "Eight Blooming Cereus."
Ptalon's Night blooming cereus-"
pha1on's Night Blooming Cs1oua.'
Pha]on's 4. Night blooming Cersue.
Pha!pn+r It N10ht H1nnmfrr Caruuan

,aost exquisite, delicate tnd fraZrant Perfume,
distilled from The rare a1d beautiful flower from
which It takes its nanie- Manufactured only by
PHALON & SON, New York.
Beware Of Conntcrfeita.
Ask for Phalpn 's+Taka no Other.
Sold bT Druggists generally. sp2a-d51t-l1so
, 1864-05-23
anetio1s Sales.
HOUSEHOLD obs,

GrooerdeDs
I EA, SOAP, LIQUOR, Sc,
AT AUCTION.
On Wednsaday. Hay 2sth, At 81 O'clock.
A. B1ttas huettn rooms IN Portland Bloef, caK7aeS
q 14,li;s E1s5Tn5q i X q nc ~ saio Son rrt.s.
HUE a9LD spkSiIGEE-ConslstinS Of gene
e1LVEK.PLATED WAKE-Conss,iaf Ct Tea scss,
Casters, Spoons and Forks -
1EA-A hs. Chests 7. II. Tea. Tea Of hat quality,
chest taEsRed, for 1ccouns Of whom it MAY eo1-
snAF5ico ecxes superior se.p.
STRTPE, Et.-A bo1s u. 7. Syrup. csgtx 1lona,s
cares brandy snd Vine, Groceries. &C. ac
| PLATFORM SCALHS-t st EaiIbtl Is 6caies On
Vhee1s.
myEgses4t VIM A. A-BuTrKE5 CO.. Auctss
, 1864-05-23

ATCTION.-There will be so!d at
IA au.tion, on the 18th Of May, -.---
A BRItK BLACReMtTH kHcP AND TOOLS
kltnsted on Wells stre.t. between Madison md Mon
roe, to the hfZhett bidder.
MORTON 4 HOWE. Aucnoncers. myl:S % 8: :.tnD
, 1864-05-23

St. Louis Live Stock market-May ID.
BEEF CAr1Lt-Fcw catile Striving. tho supply
scant and the demand active The denlaod for sup-
uent reuth 1s ItTi7iDE. An the asB: .agusries tor
eliIlina cattle making TIM: have beea made
anxious e bu5. P1tsts rAnss from ~ to '.ic .
Hoas-Iieht hogs are plenty ara neglected. but
ecod Afc tc..ct uLd te1loId. Ne note common Mt
S to &c; GocG at ~ 10 60 Z D net.
tuExr-Dcn.aru Goods and aot many In market.
fuly 100 head reE.s1E1ng un8oid at the HEHegut
House. this morning. VI quote daeco on at s. TO 50
Cows AND CALyEs-TueEn are somr common, but
ye1e feF good coEa IN ,aarkst. He quota common
to EEe 1t - to S3 p head4
, 1864-05-23

ycssels k'nsScd Detroit.
[spectnl DspstcA TO the Chicago TsIcrue,l
DETROIT, Lay q, 1864.
Cr-7rop Richmond.
roEx.-Iror 51a!o, Badger bark GasS1p, Yves. !;
t.7g Ftu1tlcr; schooner Fart, aiunseznna.
, 1864-05-23


CcT1pE-About &c be ter. Saies at4;c for mlddllne
upI1nd ard 70 foT lew rndd1fng.
tIuuR-Aa1kst ofened daft and closed heavy. and
t &C Iowtr. sales s. for extra state: $3.50
G7(5 tor e1tsn 4. q O.: $i.t94a 10: !Fadc prandb.
Narkes chasing dull = ithout ugrided ctauge.
GRAN-Nheat aul1 and 1&2c lower. ina unEavor-
abib uElsfh accounts have depressing effect. Non.
nal en9ta:lors NO sAss@1@ lor Chlcsgo spnnE;
$4s ior inttf,6r new mixed western Oats lower aad
dnll at skGsBhc tos western. itSe dull
GEOEKhIkA-Epfsee dull aud prlceS EomloaJ IN.
chapgec. Sugar little rrmeT-Mrscosad ado NA@l7c.
PL7EoI1rA-Qn,es. Refined. frec. st eaxc; renaed
In bond. 5G4.60c crude &c
PEuvIs1o.t-rtrk active and nrmer At S.i-G1 for
mess $ass0 Tor old do to0 tur new DO. clos.
lnR a. the latter tnse 4.7sS2LE1k 10. old aud rev
prime, arc S2725@37.0 for prime mess. Lara nrmeE
1T 1S.<Q7:4tc. Butter ateady ut G3c Tor Ohtu, and
95a qQc lpf etate. Chcesu UNCHANGED.
, 1864-05-23

To Kcc<ultiEG officers and Quarter
n1a3fcrEs
The following are alnons the military hlanSs for
safe at tho TEIHuNE Office:
Muster Rol}B.
Muster and Pay Rolls.
Monthly return Of Recruiting Officer.
. QuarteTmnsters. Dllnk5 Of ali kinds, &C.. &C.
Mothers Application for Pension.
Oflce'r Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
Oncer's Certificate to De1th OF Soldier.
Oath OF Allegiance.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay
Widows Declaration for Pension. ap9-b1030-at
, 1864-05-23
High Priced Tohncco.

:. u
b!etEs. Chi1es. Bsssett, L Co. Commission merchants
Of this city t.d yts'erdAy at pnelic sslo
Frep1isa soant5. No. i s'siso IL H.. psassnan
co. .tte IL pqschssers. Thesame 1Eu so;a e dsy
county, Mo- At $lAoo q IL Ms .L!cxcts DAuanan.
&obsseopis1s. ot thls city, were The purchasers,
, 1864-05-23

FIorN-Dr1l ut s5,scEs7..5 tor extra.
GEATS-Wheat nEm at - % for red keat1cky,
end ts!s fcz white. Corn Qaiss at S14c for yaiIoW
REd AI.Ts for wette.
Wm.kY-Dcclncd to 3L92-
PETRoLECN-Flrnn. Sales: crude 1t SC; reape4
In bond II s>Gk0o free ots@sEc.
, 1864-05-23

nRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, sTRAW GOODS, ke.,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, May 27th, at 8 1.2 O'CLOCK,
1t Busters auction Roons. n Portland Block, corner
DRY GooDs-A tins stock Of Gasraole Staple Dry
Goods cloT1lHG-An inso!se q clSthihz; R,ts noo1 i
shtaa. stRAw Goope-1Co doz- S1akesF, vhis and
broTu, WI A. BUTIR- 8 CO..
mYl9 gsesSt Aucnoneeks.
, 1864-05-23
ILLINOIS AND EsCETGAF CAEAL.
lsrocth1 Dts2,tch 70 the chiesKv Ts;Euae1
BHrpoxppnr, ata7 u. l;H{.

Lr.EED--SGnc.
AEmrEp.--E. l.. Gur1ec. -ksacas, 6: yds rabole
stone; Investigator. Athens. 20 do do; Lady Frank.
ill.,, Atherf. a dine.alon stune; Conye7ascc nas
PLANS e IDS rcaan !o: Harrington, ata.sse5, 800
In cais; Chsrnahon, KaaSalre, 4.nc1 &c coza; H.
McLcrnnr, GstcHs, Il, go bu oats.
, 1864-05-23

suMN1R ARRANGEMENT.
Mich. Southern i, r.. close at. .1s night S:Bp. N.
except Toledo and for WaJ
oG.ce supplied by Cleveland
r. Nrlo Jrh
, 1864-05-23

Money easy It :97 cent Tlth the balk CT tho br
s!1c+B vi and y cent tor call loar4-
Sterling h1cbanse steady 1t l9ss1e9x Ia currency
for first class bllla.
s., tovanelng TO ss.<, cl e. quiet st s!xns cent
premium, .-...
TetN exports Of Epccle 10 day sss3afs.
EGrernment stocks without decided sharee
, 1864-05-23

ROARDlNG.-Two large unGur.
II ntahed rooms, to lot With board. n one OF the
myG Be& It
ROARDING.-Pleasant rooms
~ with board suitable Ter ceptlecso sad '4r,r
N1yes can he had At 2sS Indiana 6H.et, NORM slde
, 1864-05-23

Baltimore i1aFket-May2l
FlouH-ENn- Sa:es Ohio Extra at 3a1.
.GnA1F-Nhess q7tet and nru. C11u dull ana d.
WMsEI-Firna and held a.sl4s. 30 buyers.
, 1864-05-23

Diseases OF the Nervu az, BeEkflni. Urz-
unry and Sexual Syk1ems.-NeW and raila'
Bile tfea.ment-iu reports Of the Howard Assosis-
Of chnIge. Address D. J. Ekilion Uonghton, Toy
erd Associatiop. 10. 5oath Ninth street, Phi!H-
de!phia. p. mka}cS5aean
EE- Eoaeo and Sign Painting, CalclmlnR,
Glazing and Grain1ng. Paper Han.lass ind WIN
dow Shades ceiling Wholesale and re:all at New
Ycrx pnres. =. E. R1oRx. . Randolph street.
~ American Goods. Boanctp, Ribbons, Arts-
fcial nowcra md Trimmings. alulost e93al to faE-
ciEu manufacture, at Slows Bonnet Rooms, 13a
Lake street, fonr doors west Of Clark street.
urEa
, 1864-05-23
, RtaI 35State-NDuntrp.

FOR SALE Great Bargains.
81 cog AGRA &c Lard. On the line Of tha LoseAv-
These lsnls ": h1Eo and ro.,ug ai ~,h,n three
Etles of i;a;rosd Stations Oh tawoE1h and roEse4t
Be eod cheap. orehtth c.s. ba!anle n i've or sev.a
Ms1uiaetort Il Ebs1sEor1n. i: .nccessfa opsrss!'n
50 better laads 10 tue state. ADDRESS Or apply 70
p. =. TAl.4OHS. us RaHdolpb stEtct. Chicago, o1
| to- Still SBLL, Esq.. Caatswcrth, n1ao1s*
, 1864-05-23

c7os1op OF the Nails mt the Post Office
, 1864-05-23
Gbi1aao Gribnne.
MONDAY, MAY g, 1854.
THE CITY.

DEowNrD:-Testerday little glrl hteeu months
old, the daughter Of Charles Vincent, fell Into a
tub Of water and was drowned. At the time Of
the aoddeut the deceased wns staying with her un-
Gle, Vim. D. Matthews, who resiaea Oh Way street
between Polk and Gurley,
, 1864-05-23

Rain to


9E a. m. ~ 2. H. az p. m.
, 1864-05-23

HOR SALE-ImproEed F arm.
p 2sj ocrrs-s ttmhe7-ex miles from ths npn.or
9tastoS5A opn as TIC ..bae5on Farm" Soil l. l..
Beck, r1vTI.gS6SsI
, 1864-05-23

Union League at Warner Ifn1l.-Wiu
hole cloeed meeting on Monlay evening, at S
O'Clock sharp. Important butineea wall be trans-
acted, and ali leagnr1e are urged 10 be present.
, 1864-05-23
[NsS6NNS.sFn
aTiayitRH. .

WANTEr-A young man to pur-
~. chase sssn,mooth Rose good stsEeoss pc
IssiJ icy Of tho br,: VI yisws.as thousands
Ttss t9EEer. dEI,ug the Prra,dt cszupaix:, Ad
statc ~ vi warrant 20 a1d 81 per cay Gsn es
fer scEc ~nrg TEN With sEaa1 capital The owner
pct bnft with It 10 10 wAs e he cnu:s trAvol.
Atdls.s sisIt ose cpc Sa'psieiso Indiana. Boz =.
, 1864-05-23

FOR SALE.-Farm for SAFE at 4
Barg1in. vc.y yulra51e Farm. s!snat.d On
Hixkery 4seeE. In Hill coun ;, ILL.,, containing I'D
se!es. ~ vel iohcsd, atd DIVIDED INTO uiase, mea-
wast. InnE-g tnfou, HIT re tn.prorsuaut eoGs,ss
seve1a1 la1g< INC bar1f Wish sheds, &C.. 81 Il good
1bls FA1m worthy the Att:ntit4 Of those wishing
to bnJ: hth In \ Eoad neishborhood. naat Chcsko
mnfiet hixa, III a7d eooltu: land, and yell adaos
dtd tase several tsrms. Ik under culIlya,iao
ana vel stocked with carte horses aud sheep which
can be purchased, ifdes red.
q great harE.in x7n b. zlren. Terms cash. For
further Par a1tfcn1ars Inquire Of
ny7@ E5-9 Sos 81 Dearborn s.tees.
FOR SALE-At e bargain, 4 good
trlck store and lot In the city or El.n. flnols.
Tish :1t adjoining ssme One OF the 7cst sean1r II
that city |. doing general counsey bas'nsss Viii
b. sold cheap. One bali Of 1:rhasa mr. y can =
mzE upon the proptEfT fsE IeAtouAnia TINE. As-
thcaXo. u4yIo :: lts
, 1864-05-23

Soldiers, Fanailies.-The meeting Of ladies'
to make arrangements for . festival for soldiers
families hss been deferred until Wednesday After
noon, Nay e5th, at O'clock, when full atten.
dsEco OF ladies' 1B requested,
, 1864-05-23

TOuND- On State street, below
II 0O4'I pnetss. Bo,k. eo4tain.As a
= V!Eng 1,o.9.s ina owner Can ob.hln the .saaa
snal snM 'a o. z M91 tn,s ouaee. 1aA<0Qessf =.
, 1864-05-23

.Orpharas Fn1r--West Division Fair
for the Crphsns.-This Fau Was postponed
n consequence Of the Metropolitan He'll not being
prepared 1t will be held in Bryan ual1 on the 3d.
3:ti and sbth inst The following churc chcB will be-
represented In this Fair, viz: The Holy Family
ST. Tatricks, st. Colunlkllls and St. Francals.
, 1864-05-23

DEHolrEs TO Srnmdr7E1p.-The de}egstea
elected on Friday to the Republican Convention to
be held ut Springfield, on Wednesday the 25th
Inst, arc roqucted to 1nee: for the purpose OF
eultatlon 1T the Committee Rooms, Of Metropoli-
1an Hall, on Monday forenoon {to-r1orrpW) al pH
O'Clock, by order Of the Committee,
, 1864-05-23
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.

col. J. II WOOD s. CO.. .Prop1ietors a.d Managers.
/. .. BEADLEF. director of Amuseuents-
, 1864-05-23

DEoTNED:-Testerdaya little grl hfteeu months
old, the daughter Of Charles Vincent, fell Into
tub Of water and was drowned. At the time Of
the accident the deceaeed VIE staying with her IN
Gle, Vim. D. Matthew'S, Who residna on Way street
between Polk and Gurley.
Uxpxn TIE Wu1ow.--IAst evening, Capt y:
Nelson, with SerRcants Hickey and clayt1n NV
their respective pla.oous, paid ther petiaooe ia s
mined to break. up this notorious den OF lntamJ'
Rx1,xr soo1xr.-A special meeting Of the La
diee Relief Society for Soldiers Families will be
held this Monday afternoon at 6s Madison street,
4. half past two O'Clock P. u. 1t Is hoped there
win be . largc attendance, as afranFrmentH nre to
matters Of Importance attended to.
Drzzo1rEs TO srnmar1E1p.-The delegates
elected on Friday to the Republican Convention to
be held ut Springfield, on Wednesday the a5th
sultat3on At the Committee Rooms, Of Netropoli-
tan Hall, on Monday forenoon {to-norroH) al gx
O'Clock. by order Of the Committee.
p1cKFocrgr.-Yesterday afternoon lady trav-
cling in State street car, had her pocket picked
OF purse containing about nve dollars. when near
Harrieou st1tes. Tho thicf, respectfully dressed
es IL e he ea
from the vehicle and eicde the gz81p Of tyc or Hix
passcneers who started IN pursuit.
FArA1 Acc1pExx.-About eight o'clock on Sat-
unday evening, q man, rowing In the basin near
the Round House. In some manner caused the boat
1r which he was ecnted to capsixe. he 1ell into
the water and drowned. The body Was recovered
inuucst on Sunday. We have not learned the
pame Of the unfortunate mr.
cA711z snrusrs+-somo idea Of The eaor-
MI - AE.r~n
, 1864-05-23

feace @ of Northern women. tou'hern women gaye
ttc c!u,hes of .1tir bccks 10 support the fooie1t
he soE Sic hsd heaIa II siatHd da 1adt
dIcfxer tor bed clothing Tor nc teiniets. le'
serving only TWO common dresses 1o5 taem
s8a IN s oh .hsx ssa
hrud 1t was notorious ard py.Eofd tnaI toe
paic-taced northern woman would Lot 1o1S9o any
not one tllar were 1cslized lys the aacr.aee. il
soldiers on the battle Edd FELT the practical SYM
ratt1 Of vkor'en at home It WONG give Ism coat
ne III d: hting tic butt;cs Of their country, anc
eurr1IuC terror 10 the hesre Of the rebels. It Was
nttcr Of reerc, to her thsi ihcte were feW OF tAe
Jadtct Of faehlcn OF the Ci;y present. out ae,
to 1rsiize he objects Of The association, these l..
| dies would follow ttcir example. The movement
which they were met 70 fnaueurate, would be 3
,,p1ip. md terrible rcbuEe to cxtyaTasancc and
Grs. Iiyc5morc eaid that In doing Whist the5
Iho4t te do Ws s xton to nncos S. se ~ se
| icctt1, rs we the casc tn many 1astaEces. SUI
refer7cd IN feeling 1e11rs n 10 he Ssse Of POO!
WOMAN Eno Win hef nss M tse es,Int;ag vhe s
husband lies wounded IN tho military hos!ital Al
S.. Lcule. She rvcrt to the lase, med.tst1ns
suede blinking tsst she Te,e .sa fasea lp n,, hf
ccn,mItersi.cn. Ecsolving to, bear acr al1 -
l.t1le longer. however. ehe returned to BE-
mii5, and q tfs ,ono~rS s ss, in3ps an seon, nni
lie bc11ocA consequence. OF the neglect 0! ths
etaee:s u the Government to pay the soldiers rs
n1asls and at +hr1 intervals. ths Ieate the cas-.
f one Eli, belonging 10 the 96th Illinois, F51 hs
been . ra:ient IL the Eighteenth street lu1!it5I!
hoEritai n tho ctt, snd had m azcas4Sc Of eix
lesn months' pay Cue TO him. He came sahe
Win tehre IN his eyer rnd lmp1orci assistance 4,
h1e wife end family who were r1arsfnr Ut App1
HivtF. With thtse facts staring ler ID the lac
the wee dffgu+'ed to sce women purchasing good
which Teie eutlrcly UNNECESSARY In Ssk] t;oft1. q
attsue. The was disposed 10 ieli ther, to 70 L
| Canada CT to 20 over to JeI. Davis.
re- Iuhsrt rose and eaid taat tho mi ter7 Of sol
altl. iamHits wos csused principally by their In
( E1onacIee drunkenness, dtbancheTy asd GAM
( ,.as ,lfor<nh:ls>- Ehe had formerly co.1ncte
nnies :of soldiers, bat 6!nce =ho had nscc1tl;n,;
Ell a@t tncts :1Scouns wc.e mainly OF their ON,
: s.ttn1nE: she crehncA any fntthcr oCurt L.. II
to!aief DC 1nEn snd patriot. md cultivate AL
, GsFtt AG !rtepeAdrIcc, by 1bs:s,u,nr fro1
p tfu. ' LIN" ene ~
q 1,e1e Mrs. Hctart WA callrd TO oraer h, i.
chalr, and aecord'5.1S took her taA.
seNt.. olhe1 lAdiee havlo.; si,sjt x.,rnr reri,n
> ohetrrAtiont, On motion of &rn. Haapcsr II
y meeting a6jun1Hcd until Saturday neSt - =
+ After the adjournment and before thr taaies 90
/ a-nted. Mr.. Frances D. Gage Addressed sn1
wQsds gf eopEta.1lal2n and encouragement 10 i
, 1864-05-23
Railroad Ttno Table.

The following table shows the time Of arrival
md departure or tie several trains all the ral-
rosf}s IN ChfcarO.
, 1864-05-23

| = y EEEIEt4fV BN4tu pI IsEIL4E!I0:
Ccrs{Rrstsa were vn,tt TO I'm s. Dtker, Charles
Chhiegrtul- N&rk Bailey, aud l. 3 Parker. -:
On 1Iotiun ot Vt. priadIyil1e, tho snpcEiutsn
aert ~ VIZ Instructed 70 ht.s hadn:, dssi:1s.sa
franklin School, It rcat not exceeding $40 psr
year. Tho bot1d thea adjourned. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

CHOPPIgG AXES.
CHOPPTHG AXIS.
CHOPPfNG AXEs.
CHOPPTEG AXES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
General ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


WAsHSGTos, March 2l-Gen. Grant
viii be here in the morning. On Thurs
day be reyiews the entire army of the
Potomac In the Reorganization about
TO be effected, it is learned that Gems
Hancock, Sedgewick and Warren will be
retained as Corps Commanders, and that
Gen. Meade retains his present position,
Gen. Grant exercising supervisory con
troll Of the entire army.
The House judiciary Committee
have unanimously authorized its Chair
man to report the following and
ask for its adoption by the House,
joint resolution submitting to the
Legislatures Of the several States a pro-
position 10 amend the CONSTRUCTION of
the United States by adding Article
-, Section ], Slavery being incompati-
bic with a free Government, is forever
prohibited in the United States, and in
voluntary seryitude shall be permitted
only as a punishment for crime.
Section II.-Congress shall have power
TO enforce the foregoing section Of this
act by appropriate legislation.
The House Military COMMITTEES con
sidered at length to-day the question c
reimbursing the States for calling ont
the militia. The money involved in THU
matter is several millions u dollars. 1
will meet with considerable opposition
in both Committee anu House.
Gen Grant has directed that recruit
ing for cavalry regiments shall cease.
The House Judiciary Committee to
dag has decided to dismiss the impeach
ment Of Judge Miller Of Iowa, no ovi
deoce having been adduced 10 sustain
the charges preferred
In pursuance Of an earnest request o
Admiral Farragut, the Navy Department
has ordered the sloops Of war Brooklyn
cad the double tarret Onondaga to b.
prepared for service in the Gulf immedi
ately These ships will proceed to SCI
this week. Orders have been issued 70
the monitors Cane n;cus, Tecumseh, nnc
sassacua to follow Immediately.
lHerald's spoclal.l
WAsmSGToE, March 2I.-Tbere IS NJ
probability that any sale Of surplus gol,
in the Treasury will be made until a
least after the result Of the Spring cam
paign shall have been ascertained TIN
restrictions imposed by the bill would o
themselves prevent the immediate sail
Of any quantity sufficient TO affect Tia
market
No reliance is TO be placed upon the nu
merous reports sent from here of tn,
terms Of the new tax bill. The fact is
members Of the Committee Of Ways an
Means, are themselves still ignorant o
the rate of tax that will be imposed OF
some Of the most important articles
Gen. Lee is daily receiving accession
to his army, and is preparing FOR an eaI
ly opening of the approaching campaign
His cavalry is being recognized, an,
although a smaller organization thar
last summer, is equally as formidable
The rebel infantry is coming up fror
various quarters, and in few weeks "
shall have in our front an army not inf
rior to that which confronted US last sea
son
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
Net Assets, January, 1854,
$3,OO2.5 56.3D =.

=. fHE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
2isA, aiiefs45 years Of severe trial. has re-
allied the greatest public advaatages ana
suecfs@ OF the vafions Systems 81 Fire Tuau-
Eahe4 IN TIE country Il uoN better than
ever prepared for duty.
d. is'y Ls,.. Cislsis have ben settled and paid
siAIEEA MILLIONS % DOBLAEs
D lnE LoAhI aPIION on PROPERTY by
IfHE, in tbs United States averages ,,rer
stf9,mo daily. Is your property exuo.s1
ana unprotected
7. Arb YOU ISsUREDf II not. vhy not,
- uihiazi ne duty Is manifest
tbs fesnlt may Be yoar ezcapo from ruin
-shie ieay and neglect may fayoige
you n hAhknapicys poverty, or crasI al.
appointment
;. PARTICULAR ATTKHTION aud reeara i
80" - s"'AA tisAs - Neil IS large ones.
htts AID supsIloT Commercial adgaufaeas
Hlferdsd-
50 fasarzsee solicited and Policies issued by
Nv. EEXsEg, Agent,
Jz<a Marble Han BHiidlnz, No. 3 Main Il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
CARD.

FENaE UNDERSIGNED takes this method q
4 returning his heartfelt thanks TO his many
friends and patrous foF the liberal support he has
ucceiSed during his stsy in this city, sAd ca r.
firing from the Picture business in Evansville,
takes pleasure ia recommending his sl1coessurs.
Mes-rs. wilcox s. Mctsiil, as ohligiBg sentfeuaen
and skillfai Artists, who witt 10 every thiaz in
their PeNer 70 render satisfaction 10 their patFous
al the old stand corner q Main, and second
Streets } BURNS-
Dh9dlr1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

t-8A. entitled =. An ORDINANCE DECLARING Ger
tain things 20 be- uuiaaaress and authorizing
the abatement thereof, and reIeAllng certain
Ordinance.
Passed February 81, 1864.
EgfrIuN I ~ u orifiaed - ne ooaameB Cornell
af Fls 6H # EsaHssiils That all open uneuvrrri
csterus cellars, weils pits, ysnits, situate ia
any open nnieRccd lot OF place within tlse city
Of Evansville "A hereby DECLARED 10 he uuisanCss.
sKe 2. Ia all cases ghere such nuisance may BE-
found upon any premises, il shall he tbe duty Of
the Marshal to serve writsaa notice np0n the
owner or occupant u snrh pfsuises, requiring
snrh owner OF occupant 20 abate such nuisance
within twenty four hears Of the time of the sFTF-
ice o. such notice, either by hilinE up such nni-
sancc. or BY Enciug or covering the sane 10 O
permanent and substantial manner; sEa " the
owner or occupant Of such premises cas- net b.
found, said notice shalt b. posted upon said prem~
isss aud II the owner or Oceanant Of such Frem-
ises shall refuse reSlect II ahste such nuisance
within twenty four henrs after such notice shall
have been served or posted, the Marshal shall
the to lie Abated, and shall imIBle.
diately thereafter sanse suit 70 he commenced,
10 the name u the city Of Evansville against the
owner OF occupants Of such premises, for the re-
eoYery Of the amount Of the cost and expense Of
Che abatement OF sneh nuisance. and for the reeoy
cry Of the fine prescribed BY this ordinance.
SIC. ). Aug person or persons owning or occa-
pyiag any opsa or ungeneed lot Of ground or
premises within said city, having thereon any
open or uncovered eisfeFn, cellar, we'll, pit, or
vaait shall faf iait and pay any not less than
ten nor more than one hundrsd dollars
wM. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. PEAFFLIS, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
sILK 8 CLOTH CLOAKs

xXrE HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE
w stock Of siik aud Cloth Ciaaks aud GiFcu-
lars which ue will sell cheap.
sCHAPkRk BHsSfNG,
Nos a. aHd a. Main street