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DOMESTIC PORTS.

e. - n DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO Ar 18th ut, barque Edith
NEW ORIEANslAr2d inst, brig Potomac. Per.
kins Bangor via Bostoni Aroostook, bryant, Phila-
Cid I'd, brig DC, an Wave. Cole, Providence ~
GE0RGEt0WN-Cid 9th, sch W Mailer, Ran
BALTIMOkE--Cldl 2th, schs Closson, Coombs,
M Ma Lewis, Harris, Belfast; conant,
PHiiLxSDiELPHIA-Ar 18th. barqae W Andsr.
son. Reed, Pensacola. laJal nvura 4tff nf
Cld 18th, barque Isaac R Davis. Hand, Pensacola,
'' Ar Si lab, :chs wiard Parsons, fin Portland
Evelyn, Crowley, New York; gfg n0trg E-Ii
NEW YORk-Ar 18th. barque Linda Stewart, Os-
born, Baltimore; schs Charesfown, Philbrook, Ban
gorj 4. Adams, Tabbutt, Machias. 7l'7
Below. barque La Plata from Buenos Ayres.
Ar 18th. schs sandman. Strout. from Lingan CD;
Statesman, Cole, Elizabethport for Boston s t
Il Cid 18th. brig B Crosby, Crosby, Cardenas
NEW HAyEN-Ar 18th, sch Julia Rich. from
Calais. iel aaw u ,il0lR'Il H0IU fsf5lsTi fl6
NEW LONDON--Ar 18th, sch G W Kimball, Jr,
French, kockIand for New York. IL .flsr I. -.
There are upwards OF 20 sail Of vessels in the low
er harbor,put In on account Of the storm. 80
PROVIDENCE-Sid 18TH sch Governor, tof Sedgs
wickl Freethy, for New York s r.t
sS RE hniR soh Sarah conpav
Rockland for New York. slf4 alidb7t8 10Y
Ar 18th. barque Pathfinder. Robinson. Philadel-
phia for Boston; brig Clara + Gibbs. Tapey Turks
Island, for orders; sch Ella Croweil Stevens, i'm
Boston for Philadelphia; . Snow Smith, from Bati-
more for New Bedford; Julia Ann, Bullock, Eliza
bethport for Portland; New GLOBE, Strong. N York
for Boston; Loduskia, Smith. Ellsworth Tor New
York; vandalia TOT Harrington Sawyer. Elizabeth
EDGARTOWN-Arst 9th, sch N Partridge. Xix.
-Elizabethp0rt for Boston,. $3.50 = - . n :
.HQLMES'S HOLE-Ar 10th. brig Johu Stevens,
Hopkins. Boston for Philadelphia; schs Union Wat
lace, from Elizabethport for Portsmouth,; Rmene
NC lain Bucklin. Georgetown DC Tor HyanDis; Eli
"a Fraocis Bogart, I'm Boston for Fortress Monroe
Lizzie w Dyer, Sumner, do for New York; Hamp-
den Belle, Hatch Bangor for do; Mary, sawyer, fm
Calais for New Haven. Tst-i sl'f 80 n n
Sid 18th, schs sarah, and Hampden Belle. f.t.,-
Bermuda for Boston ft7 4N.l III w
In port, brigs John stevens and Forest schs Sarah
Gardiner. Sarah, Persis L Smith. American Eagle,
Delaware, Union. Jenny Lind, Emeline Nc Lain: Or
Kane, Lizzie Dyer, Eliza Frances, Chara, Hen
rietta and others. 4 i-N ~ tilt '-,.
BOSTON-.-Ar 18th. sob Rebeeca Warren, War
ren. Deer Isle. ssf,sfN tira ss
Cid 18th. barques Ionic Hutchinson, and ETA
Viii Q, Varney, Portland; sch Donworth Drew ior
Machias. -i''1- q 4'i asta Ne .
Ar l4th, schs Anna Myrick, Freeman. Deals lsld;
Sarah Ann, Grover. Calais; Edward, Ireworey, ana
Kedordo, Hart. Elsworth Hampton; thompson,
Bangor; Pool, Hardy, fin do; Lady Ehen' roland,
Rriaf III
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LOOK AT THIS.

Gents Cluster Chain Pins, ScarfPips Sleeve Bat.
tons, Gents Chains, Long Chains. Neck Chains,
Rings, Jet Hoops. Bracelets Lockets, Ladirs' Sets
in tat variety-100 pa to M to choose ffom-Only
change street. III DoF ia tl61 w 81
Any OF tho above articles sent by mail on receipt
of one dollar. Address L. d dESSER, Portland, Me-,
Box 182. de s12d4ws
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TO the sick.

ELIZABETH B ADAMS, formerly Chamberlin, J
M. D. Analytical Practitioner 2l4 Congress, corner
Pearl street Consultation FREE toall, from to u
A.. NJ, and 2 to Z P. N. 80 =
Il A regular graduate from the Boston Female Med
ical College, with 10 years succcessfui pfautice
ables her to offer hope to the sick and especially 10
females and children afflicted with chronic diseases
Herremedies arepurely vegetable. chemically pre-
pared, and the certainty with which they oure dis
eases of whatever form, causes them to receive as
they merit, the utmost confidence Of the sick. Mid
wifery attended to as usual. AhNN~N'Ae
Dr. Adams, is assisted by DR.. j. Wesley. Kelley, Of
Boston, Cole surviving founder OF Analytical yss
tenn who is in attendance at her Office the second
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month $50
Nov 3-d&w3m n -
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MINIATURE Aim ANAC. 500 q
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. December is.
Sun rises. ..........723 High water, 49,. IL 20
Sun sets..,..,......429lL Length of days. e06
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s K A II Il s

n Wholesale or Retail. le
Also Childrsn's SLEDS, made of best white
Oak Stock. and painted in Portland; and for sale
Wholesale and retail. a d 60 40
S.,eF7 a-l,,.,tes AT LANES, ~
Nov 22-d4w, No. Free street.
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k%-EpiIeptic Fits can be Cured.--Dr.
LoCKRow haTing become eminently successful in
curing this terrible malady, invites all similarly af
fcted, to call send for circulars OF references and
testimonials of numerous cured of from one to
twenty-four years standing. He devotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases the Cerebro-S pnal Axis
or Nervous system, and solicits investigation o.
his claim to the public confidence.
he may DO consulted at his private residence No.
l4l West 43d street, daily from 10 A. NJ to P. M
except Saturday and sunday. Address all letters to
DR. ". B. L0CKRoW, New York.
+. Care OFF. o, Box 5116. II ~ oct7d3m d, "a
2 READ DIR. HUGHES advertisement. in another
column. In his speciality DIR. Hughes Is unequalled
by any ply sician in this country.
jan1 WY Hn ll Haa 81 g
~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printe
at this office. Il
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M airline NEWS
PoRT OF PORTLAND.

"Wednesday. ......-rt, ,.OecenbeF IL.
y frfEs naf ARRIVED. "a ana srist.r r.,
Steamer Chesapeake, Willetts, New York
Steamer Montreal. Lissomb. Boston. ~
Stesmer New England, Fields, St John NIB for
Boston.W ftl0t1 5ad Frt-U3 fut sgQI aE. ID
\ Sch Ionia. (Brl Miller, Windsor Ms. ref1is,
Ach albert Clarence, Freeman, Tangier,.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick. Boston. AtA
Sch 8 N NJ Brew r, smith, Boston for PASSPORT.
Sch Sugwassa Patten, Boston fer Ellsworth. ,afr
= Sch Velocity Remick. Boston for Ellsworth, i
y, Sch Pierce. Jones, Boston for Brooksvi le M 4
Sch Eliza Leland, Blodgett, Boston for Brooks
vile. alsfb an- lNs falat 3tD RM sntilsa
Sch Friendship. Halves. Salem for Bucksport.7
Is Sch Eliza & Helen, Dow, Calais for Boston.
Sch Lake, Collins, Bangor for Philadelphia
Sch Albion Southard Bangor tor PrOvincet0wn.A
q Sch Henry Clay. Baisdell, Bangor for Weymouth.
Sch Princess, Hopkins. Rockport for New York.
/, Sch October. Williams, Bath for Boston. ~.
I. 49,, Il CLEARED. ss.f w. e :
Steamer Chesapeake, Wflletts, New York-Emery
q Fox. 0l LtI ia r .AliIiis AlH D3lialf
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A Special Bounty
Three Hundred Dollars

As soon 80 muster cd 10, and fu: ther bounty Of
500 for one years enlistment $500 for two years.
and $500 or th eeyears; ons-third being paid down
and the remainder in instalmeuts They will be ored-
tied 10 the Districts where they their 1amss are
do micilous and will therefore receive the II Z
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THE SOLDIERS, REST

ihey VIII be formed into Companies and ReRf-
ments as fist as they Srrye persoal eferences Be-
ing regarded wGen practicable. ~ : ~
This Corps will be provided with the best arms Ia
the possession OF tns Government, and the men ia
be allowed 10 retain them at The expiration OF SER
vice Al. applications for commissions must be ad-
dressed to tn Adjuta4t General OF the Army. and
must state, .frsta.ln. .I...I. +. mi - -
1s,-Ihe ate Of original entry into service;
.9 zd-Ihe. rank on en,ry iato service;
31-Date AMI cause OF discharge; N | .
4th--Rank 1T time o. discharge; ..lH.
5th-Organizaion IN which service was rendered.
The application may be- accompanied by tesiimOni-
ais from commanders. hen applications are flvor-
ably considered the neoe sary ns'ruc ions will he
sent TO IN appiicanIb By mail or telegraph All in
quires Tor Ia ormaion TO Il addressed to the Adu-
tant General, Head quarters lst Csrps
Veterans vii be furnished with free trsn sporta.
ton 70 washington BY appyicg 10 Iither Of the fol
lowing ofheers:-- a-f-7 - E1f7 V-f'-7 ~
. Capt CHAs A. DoueHTT. Pro. Mar. lat District,
S Capt N Bos R1LL. Fro Mar % Dist, Aubuin.'
Capt. A. T. DAVIS. Pc. Mar 81 Dist A ugusta. d
Capt Z Low, Pro. MsF. 4th ist Bangor. !. II.
a Capt. WM, ID FoGLsB, PRO. Mar 9th Dit Belfast
a N. LITTLE,
q Msjor v. X. q A A. r. M. General
Augusts, Me-, Dec 10 1854 -dec15d&wt & ,rli
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this Office. Il
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p I'D n
Ba que Gertrude, Chase, from Baltimore for Port
land with cargo of COAL slaves and renails struck
on West Chop, Vineyard Sound, l2Fh, where. she
Te%aas she = tight. but viii probably have to
! Later iaieligence received by telegraph at Met-
chants Exchange states that barque Gertrude came
off Wednesday, uninjurod. 3s ajans gw9h ~ gat
Ship Borneo, of Richmond, Me, from Shields for
Rio Janeiro, while at anchor of Broadstairs, Eng
broke her rudder; viii be obliged 10 proeeedto Lon
don for repaire.Rf Dc sill h5l0iO bg4 SOB $40 200
] Sch New York. from Ellsworth for York, Ne, with
a cargo of spars lumber, went ashore ON Gerrish
Island. about O'Clock on Sunday. aud broke up in
less than hour after. The crew escaped in their
boat and managedto make landing IN q cove near
by. A portion of the cargo will be saved. sa,., ~
Sch Juliet, (of Franklinl Billings. from Bangor for
New Orleans, which sailed from Newport 9th retarn-
ed again night of the lth with loss o. about half of
deck ad of lumber in the storm of the 10th inst off
Montauk. This Is the third time abe has been out
and obliged to put back on account Of the heavy
weather. -0al y .&0N 51i % iRs 8lgie NV
Sch Vmdalia. from Elizabethport for Boston. put
into Newport Sth inst. having sprung Leak during
the heavy westerly blow night Of the 8th. IN
Sch Grecian, before reported ashore on the Spit Is
in good condition and may be got or II the weather
holds goed.ii9i so be8T oh efsIN iIf 81 anil
Sch Aiciope, before reported ashore on winthrop
Beach, Is total wreck; she has gone to pieces Her
cargo of lumber is scattered along the beach, most
of which wall be saved. y sA0 1lau 1o 1yttfff
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Augusta Correspondence.

Official note for county officers Union
county officers all elected-Gou. Cony-
Hotels Collins escape. az qNA
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Brig Phillip Larrabee. of Portland 2S6 tons, built
at Bath in 1854, has been sold 10 Capt John Head
and others. Of Providence for $1,000, She wall
hereafter hail from Providence under command OF
Capt Head. tiiissh3d aAia 8hes SloI sac
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BY TELEGRAPH TO MERCHANTS ExoHAEaB. Z
Ar at Havana Sd inst. brig C III Kennedy, Pc T.
la /; 9Th barQue Sancho Pansa, Belfast.
Sid 9th, brigs Princess, for Boston, 9th Antilles
Portland. " i1ifl 's# s3i2s $4,000 Do Ely 30
CID 9th, brig Thurston, Cardenas silc .al-
Sid I'm caraenas I'd Inst barque Cora, for Holmes
Hole, for orders. ~ 4 j +,a $500 4 Z, r
Ar at Matanzas lst inst brig America, Portland
I'd, barque Agnes Fraser, dot brgs Frontier. do 4h
Minnehaha, do; 8th A ID Torrey, New York. III
:, SID LIST ship John Bunysn, New York; 9Th, bark
Esther, Portland. ~ .,-l -. -.
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LOCAL BOUNTIEs.

Free Transportation
TO Washine ton. where all enlistments are eousum-
mated, can De obtained OF any Provost MarshaI n
the applicant is proper subject for enlisiment--
On arriving AZ Washington, veterans viii be cared
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brought on. He did not aid prominently in
the colonization of California and of Kansas
with free state settlers. Other men have TAX
en- a more active part in redeeming individual
slaves and in aiding and defending fugitiyes.
He had no completely with John Browns fa-
tai but but most consequential attack upon
slavery. He has been precluded BY the stress
of conscience from taking part in the great
debate in Congress and on the stump for the
last ten years, through which the mind of the
people has been principally educated.
But Notwithstanding this aloofness from the
special questions that have from time to time
agltated the country, he has had philosopb-
tic comprehension of every movement and
opinion outside of his own school. BIZ which
the great controversy has been narrowed 10
its final ISSUE. He has not shared the illberal
estimation in which such men as PiIlsh,rv
and Phillips have held the works of those
found casting out devils, but not walking with
them. Supplying from soul dstinctively re-
ligious, the noble devotion, and the love ofjus-
tiee and love of man, which have more or less
inspired the anti slavery movement he has
been fifty recognized as the Great apostle Of
the new gospel Of American liberty. 1t
proves how, in the popular, even as we'll as in
the historic estimation, moral qualities domin-
a'e over intellectual, and the genius Of the
oee' takes rank above the handi-craft of tho
Practlcai worker, that this rank is conceded
10 hih alike by friend and foe. res gseWa
Men ana women crowded to see him the
other night, because they wished to watch
the progress OF great. revolution as reflected
from the soul ofthe man, who had planned it.
and prayed for 1t, and foreseen it. They stud.
led his face as the companions of Columbus
scanned his, while they were waiting for day.
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john GoDfaEY's FORTUNES; related by himself
story of American Life by Bayard Taylor.
i vol. limo. New York: g. P. Putnam; Hurd
g. Houghton.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13
5pulj- 4DeekIq 5tanharh.
CORRESPONDENCE.
HOUSE OF Commons, Dec. 6, l8t

HOUSE OF Commons, Dec. G, 1864.
s. f PhMls, Esq d.
DEAR SIR:-YJur friends are anxious to see The
substance Of your speech to DAY in print and the
wholesome truths it contained disseminated among
the people
Please furnish Us with full report of it at as
early day as Your convenience will allow.
Very respectfully,
Your o5edent servants,
D. NJ CARTER
A. c. COWLES
EUGENE GRISSOM,
THOS A. ALLISON,
K S. DONNELL,
DAN'L. G. FOWLE,
NJ MCGEIIEE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13

HOUSE OF Commons, 9th Dec, 1864.
Col Carter and others:
GENTLEMEN Il will comply with your request
within dry or two.
Thanking you for the compliment you have paid
ne, and wishing the speech were more worthy OF
il, am, very truly,
Your friend and servant,
S. F. PHILLIPS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13

FATAL EPIDEMIC AMONG HoRsEs.-An epidemic
has broken out among the horses in this section
which proves fatal in few hours .after attacking
The disease seems to attack the brain. Several
persons have lost horses from the disease among
them DR.. Carload 8; T. A. Donoho, l B. NJ o.
liver, 2 John R Bennett 3, Zone ofthem fine Red
Eye COLT DIR. William L Stamps, 8 or 4 Richard.
son Crowder l; David, l Brandon, l. AL within
two weeks.-Miltoa Chronicle
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-12-13

The government Of the United States have rebuilt
the railroad from Harpers Ferry to Winchester,
Virginia
, 1864-12-18
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch TO tho wessern PEcss.l
INV ToEx, Saturday evening. Dec. 17-mfdnieht.
The war news from Goorx1a and Tennessee causod
the market to open so-dsy weak and lower. Tho on
cial announcement Of Thouas' corupleto success
caused still further decline. Tho stket was full Of
sellera.. Government nonds vere an exception. Gold
bearing bonds wers In denaad, and ps1ce& decidedly
stronger; 10 M we're nrn At the closing prices ofyes
erday. Railroad bonds wc7e active, hnt rather weak
Illinois Central. Michigan southern, Reading and
Northwestern arc weakest. and f. Wayne and P1tts-
burg nfm on the list At the Petroleum board there
was more general activity; Htghsate was IN demand
at f11s; Excelsior sold II 9ses2ss; Titus At $500
and knicferbockef 1t &C.
The Gold market has suffered In consequence Of tho
military ucwB Of The day. ..s.
General market without change. Foreign EXCHANGE
du - usual on Saturday. Subscriptions TO the loa
loan to-day exceeded four millions two Of tho banks
took nearly two millions.
At Ga1laghe.'s Evening Exchanxe-sold essK; MT.
C. 115H Erie TX; Hudson 1l6s Readias 11t1; H. G.
1.ax N. s. TX: III &. 12sH: PttssourR 1o7h; r. I.
1osss n. ". &aX IN. y. preferred AX; r. 1assk
r. D. c. SIX; Canton 3sx Quicksilver s'h Aaf1poss
, 1864-12-18
RELIGIOUS INTELAIGENUE.
To-day 10 adEent aunday.


aonsi eSusses Rsy. d. 3: Rte2cli. b. D. H. IL:
ed Smith. = Nl8on's Hall for enc yea.. and will
week from to-dsy. They have secured = lot for
nrstclase church cdhce, on tho corner Of EldEldge
Court and Wabash arcnuc, and will commence
piassd g. ho ii. NORM
fnx 1t halfpast ton, BY tho pastoe;Ruv. H. D. KIT
choll. B. b. Sabbath School and Bible class ass
ycars, rastor.~ The services aro intended a a
htswell to the old church building; 20.
;. al: F1oisssor 1R.on' e e HamiltoR College,
1t. Rev. q. 7. Bedell, DID, Assistant Bishop Of
Ohio, will preach tho Third Sermon In tho coafss
to Young Men il st: Johns Church, Union Park,
Christian Church, on West Monroe street. be-
tween Aberdeen md Rucker streets. Preaching
today Ct les e'e1oe5 .; r., md II p. N. Seats
ii At the Wabash avenue N. E. Church, Rev. J. 8.
Smart will preach In the morning At i0H o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. Robert Laird Colliet will preach
Il he evening At II o'clock on "AateFial' and
dl.ce Church sorass Of 11sallS stFsst and eh!-
H. b:c soi6s s. Psassea q
ses E B5s
on social and individual Ill.,"
Services of tho Third United Presbyterian Con-
81 Rev. n. Clarke, II the Elm street Mission
Chanel, corner OF dearborn and Elm. The public
are respectfully invited. e.
of Jactson stsset and Thisd sysaue-sessiees @ % Il
M ana = E M 5 the E. Rsy
BE- b Observed: Ia Ills liz aarshs viii be assisted
BY Rev. Dr.. Hnlsey Of tho Theological Seminary
There viii b preaching II tho Fist United
Brethren Church. corner Of Clinton and Wilson
street. this Sabbath 4 ie9n 9 n! n Sabbath ssh99' e
Hev. IL. % aiSberd will deliver his toprta locturc
III tis fsS
jcct Of tho discourse viii be s.1he Gates Of tue
Ell %2t1i ss6ts e. ,esoby Rsv
+ H. EDDY, p: D, and Mt 7so p m., BY the psstor,
Christ chuzch-Rev. Chas. Edw4 cheoney. Rec
toG Gar ssRsei II
conducted By Rev. Dr. Hitchcock. Evening serv.
$ ssses dsssaftSs sSEtaas Ii H.
There YIN bs preaching Il the geresn Baptist
ReV. ( Kenyon @ 81 ssb5sh IS School cSm@s1ess ss ns Il
1880: Al arc invited The house Il WARM and
san.smon strcets-P1cacIing as 1E3o a. N. By
ysn n1,sn a. 9s9 y tn! tnc Pa;to5
e e1s selyiecs It 90 every ssbbsth: p!ayeF neet
! ing Friday evenings ct 7:30. Rev. ". II. Van
Doren, recently nom New York, will preach thls
wesley Chapel Mission, corner ot Dlaekhawl
and SedgwIck streets-seEvices at 1880 q. ua., con
dastsd s. Be- Edxasds {sssists9s ediso5 q q
, 1864-12-18
Boarding At the Is ReBt.ss
, CHICAGO, Dec. ID, 1864.

hdleofS chicago Iflbunes
' In the report Of tho '.Iadics' Soldiers Rest
committee, published in this moFning'e TRIBUNE,
the Government clerks boarding at the Rest by
proper authority, are styled 'p1aguca" OF more
trouble than profit II has been question With
= good many for some dine patt, as to whether the
Rest had not become a '"pfphtable machine" for
ccrtaIn elass, aud this action OF tho committee
seems to Indicate that the impression Is corroct
fem that some Of these Government clerks have
been 80 tndiscrect TO giye uttcrance to the fact
that the "Soldiers Rest" has become chesp
hotel, conducted On the European plan, and the
acquisitions that enanate from the institutions how
that It Is extensively patronized. hare no destse
to tmpugn the motives OF the ladies' collectively,
who have earned crowns by theIr .untfrIng efforts
In heha1f Of the todierB who have been the objects
ofthcir laboEs, hut a. q soldier, do take eIcep-
ton to langulee ueed by the committee In their
last report styling, they do, class Of soldiera
plaques, vho enjoy the special confidence OF their
Commander. and arc detailed to MI tmportsnt and
responsible positions CLEnK.
, 1864-12-18
ALBANY CATTLE a1ARKET.
reported by Telegraph cxclusyely for the Chicago
Tribunal

reported by Telegraph exelus'Ee'y for the Chicago
Tribunal
A1nAsT. Saturday Evening. Dsc. II.
cA77E-Thc csttle market haa not been ~ settre
ssycsterday, amply because thero- WIS not enough
stock lclt to make up the requisite variety Nearly
ali the good and cattle In the yards wcrc bought
early BY tho New Yofkers and Whist wuro on sato TO-
day we,e chiefly oflnfeEior quality. Prices however
were unchanged. The sdvaneeis from Ss,d3lo0o 2
head according quality aud the aggregate sales In
dte,te An Improvement Of k9kc 2 n live weight.
Tho,e was but one iAney drove in the yards s Ken-
tucly steers averaging 1,Goo rs. for which Toxic waa
offered and refused. Among tho sales wese 5os stchL
gan. ordinary to fatr, In different lots ut 6H07Hc-
average weight 1.eoa9l.l 100 na Total Receipts wero
e,soo.
snIKr-sheep arc plenty, but mutton il high In New
York, which circumstance, added TO the fact that
freight on shtep rom Albany to New fo:k h1s been
a.A ced to t7coo single deck car, has encouraged
speculation and sent prices up &c z N-the range be
lug from sGsXc. Receipts 500 head, aud nearly ali
sold.
Hcas-HoEssel' quick at ls91sac, and fancy heavy
at 1s. Receipts were 10, 800 head; shipped to Nov
York etoo head
, 1864-12-18

ST. Lou1s, Saturday. Dec. II.
ToBAoco-sIore active but not higher, witt, sales
ofscraps At $a0o green luEn ssoo81io factory lugs
ts.N99Go; planters a9s0 to 112.c3; common 1eaf
s1sod to el7@s; medium shipping $500 to 72o0o
good aud inc t2S+es9Sa1o; boxes Ii.N@s.oo.
FIoCa-siarke. dat-no demand for any grade
BucLvheat Of Is trls old aud mixed 1t
3l2.00 2 br1.
GEA1x-Wheat very dall-sales Of ala SIS prime a.
a1.93; choice at $500 q hushel, Cofn-on1y satcs
16o bags mixed ut t19s 2 bushel in new bags. Oats
hIgher-sales 5 bsgs In lots IN second hand bags At
At s1@aec nnd 80 sks In store at sc, in new sk8-
TEov eioHa-Pork-sale Of 50 bFls primo ,ness at
&5sc0P bTl.
TAIlow-A lot Of 100 tcs prime was sold at 154c.
Wuiskr-ugher-sA!ca OF :.l btla, In lots, At &tss,
with moro buyers than sellers 1t the quotation.
lIo1s-Active at uk@l2c gross, comprtslng me.
diurn and good lots s. dressed. average about III
ne were sold ut 1sxc D net.