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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

1HE SEvKNTExNTH.-The As veteran
representatives of this gallant regime q,
came up on the packet Saturday. They
were received and marched up Mair
street BY Captain Willis, commander o,
the post, with detachment of men nde,
Lit. springer. There was only few oil
them Their battle flag was worn and
faded, and torn by bullets, aud still i,
waved IN front Of them. and still the noble
few clustered round it-nut the Thousand
strong brave men that went out from here
three years ago, but forty five men only
tne remains OF as noble a regiment 30
ever marched to the sound of martial mn.
SIC or crossed bayonets with the enemies
of the country.
line soldiers we're dismissed upon
Fourth street to assemble again q, six
o'clock in the evening at the Leighton
House, where the ladies had prepared a
supper for them.
SIX O'Clock came, and SO did the men.
and goodly number Of our generous
and patriotic citizens to the basement hall
OF the Leighton House, and the supper
clme too, and.in our opinion the fair ladies
OF heokuk rather excel the feminiues in
all the rest of the world 10 their sppre.
cation of the merits and gallant services
OF our soldiers, and in their taste and skill
In getting up foe suppers. We can't
10 justice to that supper, but the com.
pany did. After which Gen. Reid made
a neat and brief address of welcome.
Colonel CLARK R. Viewer, a Colonel of
whom his regiment aud the State A..
proud. being called..for, thanked General
Reid and the citizens for their kindne..
but requested other representatives Of The
regiment present to respond to il. JUDGE
Skmuel +. Miller then called for thru.
cheers for Col. Viewer, and thew ve,.
gwen with will, and these were followed
Dy rous'ng cheers, at the call Of M
Leighton. for Col. Archer, the heroic de.
Ienoer 81 nesses, end al the call az Gal
Hills. for the brave men tina. fought with
him there. The cheering closed ~;,h
three huge ones for the ladies who had
given the entertainment.
Short speeches wsrs then made bv
CD. Rankin, CD. Hills and Mr.. Leigh.
ton. after which there was an adjourn.
ment in favor of the jubilation demoustrs.
tion outside.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

~ With the returned veterans of the
Seventeenth we were glad to meet Lieut..
S~earengin, of Appanooss county, brave
officer and most excellent young man.
He was among the captured, but 10 few
days after he was taken managed to eIude
the vigilance Of the rebels and~escaped to
our lines, not without some adventures
and many chair breadth 'scapes." Upon
his success in saving himself.from seceeh
prisons, We congratulate him and hope
he may never need to use the same strate-
gy again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

A lasgs ssevd ssns - satssaay |
evening % jsbilass ovsr tks elosioss r. |
salt Of tho slssts6a Is5sday. The streets
abost Third ~ Nsin veess hrongsd With |
people. 1fsia sttsst NJ ID ! blsss of
light, for nearly I'll the buildisgs vsrs
splendidly illaninatsd. The saAss and
stripes strsamed ont from house tops and
from Windows and scross The street. Not
sectional dag, not party dag, bat the
"Shz Spanglsd Bannsr.' = tie dag Of DE
whole country,of 40 undivided rationale
u, which il 10 the mission Of Abraham
Lincoln and the loyal masses Of the loyal
states to preserve.
The procession vas respectable one.
That it wasn't larger and more imposing
was the faul. OF those who did not parti-
cipate, Of those who were out of II.
not Of those who we're in it. Nor was il
the fault of Col j. c. Todd and Captain
Bridges, who 10 addition to their duties
ADD lsbors as Marshals had to be gen
oral Committee Of Arrangements, and Who
worked like heroes al day. They knew
nothing about their appointment As Mar
shAls until they saw the notice in the
GATE CIrY Saturday morning. There
was no Committee Of Arrangements
nobody to zee about the artillery no def.
mite programme published to guide them
bu, Notwithstanding this they went I,
work. brought order gu, Of confusion. ant
: that the demonstration Saturday night VA
success was greatly owing 10 those tw'
> gentlemen. We deemed thus much du'
. Col Todd and Captain Bridges.
The speaking did no. commence unit
d late, as the Presiden. and most Of tn
n speakers we're in attendance upon th
J. soldiers supper At The Leighton House
but commence il did, and the speeche
we're excellea, saving any part the write
- hereof took therein) and we're vel n
= ceived and loudly sppiauded by the aud
~ encs. Judge Lowe spoke FIRST AID vi
- followed by Messrs. Leighton. Will
y Te,er, Bussey, Lewis, Clark, Hills IN
&C. McGugin.'
- The meeting contirued far into Ii
~ night. The. bonfres, fireworks, salvf
= of artillery, procession. illumination
7 speaking, and above ali the good feeliu
!" AID enthusiasm of the crowd made Il
meeting an immensely good thing.
= Toe public we're proud and happy ,
'e the result OF The election They have
- right TO be. Abraham Lincoln 70 electe,
overwhelming Union msjorities in nearl
De all the States is something for the Amer
10 can patriot to jubilata over. II rebuk,
IN treason aod disloyalty, is victory ,
principle, death blow to slavery, Il
triumph OF freedom, and tells the COUNT
:, AID the world as the fixed purpose Of OF
people that, AS our fathers gave US tn
=, government. SO it shall be preserved an
90 perpe.uat' d great, glorious, prosperou
:. and free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAus 0AsS CySy Osysca,l
KBoEux November IL ieo4. y
Ga &C ERAkS.


Corrected hy :. HAnILI . CO., Wholesale GrsSssa.
sus..-S. or,e.ns fair, &c; pss.s. Sc, eAn;es ~
new York @, &c Nov York. 4, 2scs Crushed aad pOs-
dsred ~ to Soc
al as-eBrxhsn, es97tc-
CoEpxA--.S 70 ssc.
Ricx-f7c.
EcpA-American, liz; English, u
soAp-Pa1m 12tzr. German, IL Ola
C.spls--Star Sc. Mould 2lz1x2e-
Rs.s--Ycung hyspn, 81 ssae ~ Empswiai. u - .
- IS; Black, s. p 70 q Is.
ToBAooo-naik Sweet, Sc se4tsn braA1s, 20 70
2sc, Gold and Natural Leaf " % toR y.
HAu-Bsst brands - Is rates
0IAss-sxlo Coautry - 20 cay Q rs, rsess.
CeRnssk--3o 10 Sic.
Oar ApPLEs-ll ~ lie y b.
Dar PxscaEs--Hlfa II 70 ltc >.
Oar CuRnAxys-25c--
RAfsiss-{5 20 TO Sc So
GALr-4 Oo94 rs.
PxARL SfAncG-lle-
NOUN WOODEN waxs-7 Hoop Pails q Is; hoop
do - 10 No. Tubs. 81 80 No. Do, 10 90 No. Do,
II So Nests I'd do. .. wsAh-toards. - %.
EIss-No- Msckersl, bbls. SIS o00a1o %.
No. = do Do $40 eonel7 q.
MOL do hf do 4ll 0sGpll So
Mo- do n 10 so ooo1e -.
M bhis no. White Fish, - 80
OriA-Coal OIL 9sr ~. Laps-<d OIL. Is; Lard OIL
81 yo9l So Rtsh Oh. ~ %
CasEss-penmart. - TO sc. Hamburg De.
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orm nUrY.

We deem II our duty to keep cqnstasty before oul
readers that most valuable " eli hedicincs kpown :.
Goes Cough Balsam 1t has stood the tssss c time ~
experiment and all sho speak in the osf praise
worthy terms Of ftn medicinal vsipe II Il the mai duty
house rea1y oe Immediate Not only b Il ! most
splendid remedy for coughs. sudden colds, inueasa
cfoap and all thfcat complaints but Il = the censun
lives great relief Whep they are 50 ar rope thae 81
medsctne vii the, Goes COash nalsan VII
De found an invaluable friend to slay tke coaghins heu
shaf are suffering on ecuEha eods croap sore throat
nosrsenessand that ars liable 70 pulmo1ary attacks
NOT ake our advice and provide yourself With supply
q Goes Coush Dosm-she besf - cheSrs.e cs,r,-k
basem IN the world Il costs bat forty cent? ana -
oe ioand upoa ths counters of drugsiss every1here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

By telegraph cmcAso' NOV. ~
Pleur-lsc lower Of ii DO for choice White Winter,
and % - 50 fbr Spring extrns-
Whest-unehanged and quiet at - Af No hsd.
81 for No Red l So for No Spring; sioi y for
No. spring.
Corn-Oid scarce and Afm q s2 for No. Z New
Corn e higher II Oa91 n.
Onts-Actiyy and steady Ct s5l4r 5ur Nc.i
Rx-yirm AT lael Is Er No !, and 10 soF No. Z
B.r.ey-s to loe lower st 59f91 ~ far No. ..
Wlisky-lo.iye. Sales Of 90 bills 1t eS0l %,
chiefly at inside. - -
pro, isous-Hsm snd sctises Rins meas pork % 80
81 10 prime mess pork - 70 10 eo.
BeetKirm; extra mess At Is 20 III W per ooi; besa
Iard-scaree and arm 81 &c for No. lie.
Inx.Nore sctife spd better. Heavy ssl<s - 10 oo0
s~~f ca,sIe--Yirm and sctive u U IS ~ for con
mon good.
Money-Ensy.
ceiling
| Cold-23oa2a0.
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ga VOICE FROM vIcKsBURa,

sA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
vicxssrns, Miss., Ana. q IS0
that have used your valuable Csrua ksrers with x.n
ny sysfe pfsanced BY the unhealthy and masnasic il
auencs Of the Asippi around yicksburx hsvfnr
beea With 0~s 0rupte army throas
Urn campaign. couhdeufiy recommend II
persons sho are exposed 20 unhealthy eiimasM.
n. ". f00LK,
Agent o. 3. sanitary Commiuion !
sLoeisvIfiA, Ky, espf u, isoa
On the I'd Of July last Submitted through s. srrss
81 MINE - the Medical Director Of the Department Oh the
Army Of the csnbslAnd pie OF my Cervu hitter,
for nspecfon. and requested H. {~ analysis be found Il
so1dSers -
ne allowing is tn. Mecical director r~p,y "a .,so
have IL cold to snflers. JOHH aTTII
II satisfied thsa Csires litsers viil 8 no ~
any cne II taken properly md !. cdsratson - 70
Objection to Dr. brs being pmittsd dsFase q IL 10
sutisss A. HkNkY ruURSTON
enrgeou and Medical Dirsctos D
Headquarters Dcrayl1ent Of Cunbsrisnd
FsAhville. Tsna, yuly ~. lsds
Dr. yoha buiFs agent, MI, hss perripuaoo a sh,p
to haahsiile Team Is gruss 800 dorrp of nuIIs o.
drun httess for sale 20 sutlefs In tbs army only
The Regulations Of the Treasury Department A. "a ~
complied with strictly.
BY order OF nAtas oen. Rossefans.
wM. y. wTLRA
Major and Rrovoef MaruhaI 0sa
Sor sale wholesale and retail By Wilkinscn BARTLETT
eo' Aeokoh' Iowa sprI34swlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

%We must not omit to express the
thanks due Capt. Kitile of the artillery,
for the use of his gun and for personal aid
and services rendered by him at the de.
monstration Saturday evening.
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LQ1HX.
DIR. II. A NJ u F. RS 4 O O.,
IODINE WATER.

Iodine U.tss sets spon the Herrt, Liver Kidr~ys.
g-stsss 0srsEs, ana 0hsanlar kysseSn
The snreess which hes astend<d the use Of
in pirate I<aetiee ard the tn1orr<ness Of mecs
thority, enable ~ TO recommend the prActiioess
add tbs public, fssltng rosheet thAf silA ir trial
VII afss~a tie exeeIiesee " the eus< IL csrr dis
ess<s which Indicate Iodine So ecrofala BscncAis
Skin Eruptions Heart Liver and Kban%y Dssess<s Ner
voua Affections, AsurAxta. khramatism. Dysp<s~ia D.
Utility. syphiiis, etc.
Physicians nay rely spos the spfserm strrngth q
Iodine Water - ecsfatnnR three-qnarter grains psr
Iodine 10 Each nnid susc~ water - sss<ss kssa1
ssss Eos iishle 70 ecenf ositbcn spcntAneousiy
stunned fneqe sifsss; ne<h~r the Iepe Oh ydr~d pes
neafrzred ~ ecnisaf3ons any iEgredsnt render
ing this solution superior to AM IL s1hl
ting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle that IL may
usedss Amsly mei5cne o. vel, ~ Ly the usvsr>ssor
Irr~ oae 0isx pss hoste- IN r~SeSps o fs~ delars
sx bottles delivered free by express any address
Beware OF countsrfeits aud Iaitxtiops shieh apsfp
pied dealers enassvpr to dfspcs< oa or
see our signature and trade sthe Greek wosA hssa
ing this sdvsrsseeuD upos the label. and vrxyp<ry
each bottle without which - gssuine
Circulars grutia-
D.. r. ANDKKe co.
Physicians snd Cheuisfs,
sayzodAvda No. <xs Rrosdvay, Nov Yesk.
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. EDICAL BOOKS.

AVA
4Essonirsi sssmeaairznos..
Retiksrfs uisi~riGS.
Bsad On the LIVER
Busd the Stomach.
Barclays Neiical Diagnosis.
Bird On Urinary Btpo.fts
BeBnet's Prsrtic~ ri Medicine.
Banssted on yenereai-
Beck on Infant Ther.peutscs-
churcAHis Obstetrics.
ChnrrbfIl on Chisren-
Churchill on Woman.
Cxrr~pfer's Eie. Of Physiology.
Condi@ on chiidr~nl
Csveiand's Pocket Lexicon
Cswplia on Diabetes
nslsens In ysisiogys
DruIft's EurE~ry
panxiisons Dictionary.
Dshrin's mss-ssfr.
Exr<hsen's sarktrY.
foxpts Chemistry.
Grayfs Anas0kay,
Grfifh Formnlzsy-
He&dan6s Action Of Medicine
Hsfniltnn Fr1ctnre~.
Hsmmonds Mfiiiary Hvcene
Hshisns Medical Lxicon-
Lawrence the Eye.
Lehman's Chemical Physiology
Iudiow Manual.
Jones Opthaimic Medicine.
Mlier's Pr.esios and Principle oqsurgery.
Meiss on Woman
M-ig-f O1ssetricS@
Mackenzie on the Eye.
Neil Saa.lhs Compeod
Powers surgifui Aaasony
P&rrishs Practical Pharaascr
Rsnstcthssa's Obstetrics
RECORD Hunter veae real
s@rgcnts Minor Surgery
Todd Urinary Disease
Taylor en- poisons
Tilt on Urinary Therapeutic
Truif<ch GU the Far
United States phMmaropeA
Watson Practice.
wcois' Therapeutics.
WilliAms' Principles Of Medicine
wilson on the Skin.
Wilson's Anatomy
wytp~'s Pocket Dose Book
For sale by NV. wysrcorT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

OxEnus NorIcE.-Aii orders Sor Il.
Omnibus left 4 tbe DSning House Vii
receive prompt sstsstisn.
nev.l-1n.1 W. 3. fvIss. Agent, $
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

~ Kramer, Irwin : Co., agents for
the sale Of Slocuu's Sids Loeaiss Re.
volvers." The best pissel nov Is see
No. i0s Main street. [juas i5tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

bar General Custer, who has 90 distin
guished himself in the battles won b.
General Sheridan, and Who has been mad,
Major General, is but twenty -four year,
old. He's lone Of the boys" and hia
mother must be proud Of him, like thai
other mother Of his. his country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

A Dor wAsr.D.-A good, stout, in.
dustrious boy, Is or Is years old, can
find work By applying at this Office imme.
diae'y.
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New Y.ra me.sy markss.

BY Teice--ph.) NEW Icnx. NOV.
Money-steady and unchanged At per cent-e
Sterng-Quict at 1924
Cody itont decided changes opening ~ - sdvan-
crg to 3sss< 6ecsinlng - 2s2. sna closing q soH
fiovefument 6tofks-fhm.
o4ocks-I OVER. - l.
roI 1 wsb ,s Wsyns ios AxfdtG c1EW
le I Scrip 10y: q 81 " Curt .; Pee Asn e2es
NYC Us: ETie 1ofss c B 40 lis Huds.n III Her-
len as; Reading l3t Nc 139 IL Tstsae 49,
1 Cert So5+ Quicksilver 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

a. About $50. 900 are weekly expend-
ed in New York at the leading places Of
amusement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

MEXICAN MUSTANG LsnanEsr.
The parties Ia b. Lopis and cpcinsat Who hare besn
CoauteffetinS TIE ustAns Imminent under preaeDre
propsstcsship. hsvs beea thoroughly estosd " ths
Ccurn- To guard against furfhsr impcsifon, ! hare
procured from the e. etatss Treasury private steel
plate stamp, which pac~ tks top of var
bottle Bach stamp t.ars the Jss sinits " sigma
ture. aid without uhieh The artiris i C9usferlefs
dangerous asd sorthBss nssastn. Kxsnss every bot.
tie ThslAnnsut In and rpw5ng In fssor Scs
spy yeays- Tbsrc hardly exists hea.lss tbs hat&t
able Ita fha hose ot contain ssidcoes Il tfs uones
ful eA<s. II u the bsps saeent In the World With
its present Improved nererpfs its Effects rpon
heat perfectly remarkable. Sos@~ k~4let psins
relieved scs saved valuable animals made usefui and
untold Ills sssnaxrd FOR cufs bruises spAins rheuna
tsu swelngs. tss cuts eake breasts strained horsss
kc IL soysrsign Remedy that should never
pen.ed With. II shopsd b IN every family Sold By al
DrngGas
eefn-dkS D. BARNES, uew rGk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

PuscruALrrr. 1t is said Of Melanc
thou, the celebrated reformer and collea
que OF Luther, that when he made an sp.
pointment. be expected not only the hour,
but the minute, 10 be fixed. that the daJ
might not run out in the idleness of sus.
pense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

HA0AAs0 1GAGHOLaA BALM.
This h the moa dslfGhtfhl md estraorais6ry aytSee
ever discovered II changes ths snn burnt lace and
hands 70 pesrly sain texture u Favshing beauty I'm
parting the marble pBtty ys6e - ths Disssasss up
pearance inviting IN the city bells of fasson Il
moves tan freckie puple an1 ruughbsss on ths skin
leaving the complexoa sefh ssuasJ snd smooth
Il contains material injurens to the skin. Pafronised
BY Actresses and Opera Fingers. IL y what every aa1g
sbould baye. Eead eve ywhere.
P'sgsra. ~ v. =. RAGAs, rroy. Mt.
Address al oTdeg3 20
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TExrpmoNIALs.

We the undersigned. hereby certify that the Tonic Of
George csbus y werthy 81 the confidence a oomu
IT, Hsyng tried the recommend 1t for its great
E3efS44.
John A. brahaan. "a q. Alexander, special ACT r. O
Department. VIVA Funk. Keossnqsa; jscob Whitman
H. Charles smith, kecknk VIM Leighton, Ex- Mayor.
ss-Prce rs cents per Bottle. liberal discount to
TIE usae. sept6-d60o
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ceLaArks neSEx scar.

This eslsbsaass Tellet Deap, II sreA anavsr.s,
demand. Il s,sds fFon The eAofeees snaasrin,e. 4
mid and eAoiiensin IL aaturs. Gra9san tlv
scented and sxtrsnsly bsneflclal u IL ,et,oo
upon the skin. For ssls b I'll Druggists 80 Bs.cy
seoo Dsaasss jsa1elydAv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-14

COIN SILVER WARE.
Tsh,s -. mustafd Spoons, Dessert spoons
Tea rorI. p ru.ssr knives. Pie Knires.
Ladies, fuptfp Pine. , ,, cream hnfvsA
SILVER fAlnsl.. ~ s s.,,-r G E,sE,. Fob
SILVER PLATED WARE.
49,: r., s BUZZ knives, e sss:.,:
ssEy n.s.., d. e H. sss.,r.u E. Bowls
Table ies sss Tea gosps, Desert Spoon.
xsshis Rings, Cups, e es51p cses,
&c p PIT CH ERs,
poubIe-wan, New Styles.
"a NJ or aooDs
Writing Gases, riae s.,..ae.
uesAs, ~ PosIs, T,v
Buffalo Hair Brushes Pan. iAois cutlery
cont~, Pspsr Mach. Raw
D.. Dressing Gases,
49,. Travelling Bags,
c sTn'e orn.saent.' heersehsum Pipes
'"' Spy Glasses.
sPECTACLEs.
told silr Steel Coored and German Silver spec,.e,..
Eye Glasses.
Glasses Fitted to Frames, any Focus.
GOLD PENS,
rer Holders All our hsst Pens #.rrs.seS' an
Pens Reponted.
& i D e II 6.
;.' h. ' sss,h a''s ss sssA
day and thirty hour weight and Spring Clocks
ALL wARRAsrEp
MILITARY GOODS.
stn,p.. Buttons. f sssis.
silver Braid, Gold ra..le., e es.e r6aa'
Presentation swords Made 10 Order.
Pistols! Pistols! Pistols!
cai.'' Army and r.rg
ssaiis ws:ios sf' No. anaso.a
Prescotrs Eavy;
| Bacop,s PstenE
Cartridges Of al sisss.
All orders viii receive prom p, attention.
TO RIDER.
watches, Watch Cases, Silver Ware, Hair Work En-
biens and Jewelry Of every description
made to order
Watch Repairing.
chronometsrs, Duplex, English Silver and American
Watches repaired and adj listed in the very.
| best style inns enable.
~ Clocks aHd Jepelry Repaired. ~
COR. MAIN AND sTH STREETS.
iulyl2d KFOKITK IOWA.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ws t~s 70 slsas 49, - e1crk b not surpassed In ex
eeaA seststy. stylen qty CnEAprEsS by any to b.
essa1 kass - Wssss sd having u 81 very
k4ees esoeg ~ efAS1s 0oonn. kande f5rl6ef
A6est sn1Ass go grsss s1sasc~s. whereby are -
ehIs4 " oes many UncAs d Les than MAxr1Acsunxns
knnsxn1 Ss1css which viii Do throughout tbs
ssshs.is viii pr note their interssts by examining
s.siI-ds. xssss WILLIAMS : ITCH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15

New YoRK, Nov l4.-The steamer
Ocean Queen from Aspinwall 9Th, has
arrived, consigned to this port by the U.
5. steamer Grand Gulf She brings
$5T7 900 10 specie
The Government Of Chill has &C
knawledged Spain and Peru as beliger-
ents, aud decided coal TO be contraband
Of war and not to be supplied to either
Of those nations vessels.
The question Of the annexation OF
eentral America to the Mexican En-
pire is being discoarsed among street
politicians. There is no probability,
however, that anything of the kind is
likely 20 be carried out Every govern
ment in Central America is opposed to
such q movement
There are rumors prevalent TO the
effect that Guatsmala aud Salvador
we're likely to make hostile demonstra-
tons against Honduras Also that an
invasion Of Salvador, by ex-PrssidsnI
| Bazzios, was immin2nt But the Fu-
mors seem to be without foundation.
The passage Of United States troops
across the Isthmus Of Panama had
/ ceased.
/ Rear Admiral Geo. +. Pearson tsok
command Of the United States Squad
ron, in the Pacific, on the 25th ulL
4 Gold 2444 Market strong.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
yew rork Markets.

NV YoEK, Nov. IS.
C0TToN.-Rathsr nors Steady; - for MID
ding OplAnds-
FLOUR--Stats and Western 5.SI5e better 10CI
4lo Is for extra STATE, II 1o4ii 50 for extra
round hoop ohio.- and II s59ll IS for trade
brands CiSses qaiet aud scarcely 50 firm
WHISKY. Quiet, ~ T31ssfi a for Western
WHEAT Opened l94c batter and euiets IS
for Chicago Spring ss92 2 fer Milwaukee
RTE.-Flrm and scarce; sssl s. for ives.
BARLET.-Firzsr; cal %
C0RN.-l6S2c better; l Seal - for mixed.
oAIs.-SeAross and lS2s higher, as 9s9l % for
sUGAR.-s,e.ay; l7t9aziss for Nu.sOvAaO:
z31s1zf7z for PArto Rico. Havana l25s
C0gfEE.-Steady; HE s745s
MOLASSES Firm; Ss~ 0Kiesps Is.ai q.
Porto Rico i51<
WOcL.-Firn.
PKTRULEUM--Firm and A-tirs.
PORK.-Opened nrm; - 80 tsso0 for As... and
40 6-1zee4l % for new Aesz-essh And regular
way; closed 20 ~ cash = GAS 81 f5r
Prime, and 30 5O940 o. for Pris-e Mess
BEEF.-Firm, aud fair demand At Previous
prices Indiana Mess quiet AZ - co.
BEEF HAMs.-Firm at p ka@g7 90.
CUT MEArS.-Quiet and very nru lT1Is for
Shoulders, and iS92l for Hams.
LAkp-Less active, Al 2l349zA-
RJTTER.-Firn, At siSse for Western, and
4zg7s4 for State.
BACON SlDES.-Firmsr.
MoNEY.-Active and hrmsr. at
E1CHANGE,-Dull,a at o91< al o91z5.
GOLD.-Firzers opening At Z So advanced 10
! 80 dseliasd % a.. and closed At 2 451<.
GOVERNMENT sfVCks.-Lswer; q. ). g.,
l9-agz. coupons, IS; T-Sos, Isl oas year csrtiH
Gates, s6Tz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-15
s,ovs.5 nd ,hs Othsr % have bear kin.

drowned and tie other 70 have bear kill.
ed
The pilot, Mr.. Heylaniin, had most
miraculous escape. The whole plot
house was blown into the air, and he &C.
companied it so high that he said ne
thought be should never come down
AGAIN. He landed however, safely IN
he wreck. without having removed his
hand from the wheel during bis @rial
voyage. He is unable to discover that
he is injured in any way.
Can't. Hugh White, the commander,
AMI Henri. Menge, clerk Of the ilLfated
steamer James White, arrived at ST.
Louis from below yesterday. They con-
firm the previous report of the White
striking the shaft Of some sunken boat,
which tore her hull badly, azd cut com
pletely into the majority Of her timber.
A submarine is at wotk on her, and one
Of the divers who had been down in
diving bell, thinks she can be raised if
the river does not rise, which is rather
improbably, as the Tennessee, Gambler
land, and Ohio rivers are known 20 be
advancing very rapidly. The following
- cOmpieJc bst Vi sAnS CAp" ehN Pe9-
sengers drowned, while Ia her hold At the
time she went down.
Vim. Murphy, deck hand; Chas. Will
son, Waterman, Owen Ksef, Mike Lynch,
Jas Price, John Feeloy, James McMur-
ray, Jerry Sullivan, Anthony Halliday,
Michael, Hertes James Mannion, Charles
Brown: decksh ands; and Fred Bierman
and II. Bits man deck passengers
Only one body has been recovered,
that Of Mike Hertes, one Of the deck
hands.
The wives or relatives of any Of the
crew drowned. can obtain what wages
we're due them by calling on Messrs
stillwell, Powell & Co. on Second street,
St Louis.
All the crew Of the Inflated Mazeppa,
the new steamer recently captured lGI
burned on the Tennessee river, have ar
rived safely at Cincinnati except Lee
Petite, the Captain and Sam. Pence, the
mate They have not been heard from
since the disaster. They we're last seen
going up the bank, with the leadsn sheet
Of rebel bullets whistling close around
them from the opposite shore.