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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23

We authorized and requested to announce ELI W.
HALL candidate for reelection to the Senate in the
next Legislature.
June 18th te
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June 23d
MAR IKE ID.

On the 18th inst, Society H, o. by the rev, hir
Kidney, b ID ~ NDEhSk n, LieutenanG OF MarLes, to
SALLY POWER, youngeA daug1Ier OI Jonn n hyIa3
Williams, EAq- OF Darlington Ds.llct, oouA uaroMuu
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HAMPTON AFTER sHERIDAN's RAIDERS.

e.
Authentic Information CT sherdsn's
received. He passed through Bowling Green Thursday
and arrived at NewtoWn King and Queen county, on yes
terday where 1t is reported, he again attacked by
Hampton. Sheridan 10 evidently aiming reach Gouces
ter Point His wagon train reduced to twenty three
wagons Prisoners taken confess q thorough defeat
exneditiOn.
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MON HARKET.


Nothing OF qua done tn TIC paEi week. W.
he sale Of = per cent nuuI' ga. II sos
Gold ST; Silver ST.. Bans Nole- s. 81 o i 70.
Treasury Notes 81 %. St1Tigg bills 81 ~ So 50
SOtes So.
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/ LII PERSONS il Woo .ayor, to Hh .- c.. i.-.
"A uoaey has been la:a into ry IA Dc - 81 o
Ougty CourL Of OasI,~, h-vrhg nutiG i . CON =
ward ia receive The same, EstN TO, ne $50
tor any huctuatiOn il the caireucr.
A, } JyHN'G,N,
CleIkC. C. or VIz!o6 Ccpnt'.
June 7th, 1864. 80 =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23

PRTERsBURa, June 2lst, 1854.
To-day unmarked by any event of special Interest,"
There little cannonadng and desultory skirnish-
ing, and few shells thrown into the city.
The enemy strongly fortified in lines reaching from
the James River the Appomatox by farm
to Jerusalem Plank Road, distance of seven miles.
The weather Ia very warm, but troops in excel
lent plight though constantly subjected to the heat and
fatigue incident to lying in the trenches.
Grants purpose is not yet developed it is supposed,
however, to be tor the purpose of supporting another
his grand raids.
Our losses all the fights Of last week. for the posses
sion of this place. not thousand in killed and
wounded that of the enemy is computed at five to six
thousand.
Beauregards defence and preservation of the city
garded by all the most brilliant explot Of the war;
ing with inferior torce, confronted and successfully
kept back Grants whole army.
The enemy reported to be crossing troops
North the South side of the Appomattox
ing,
OUR LEFT AN D ARE REPULSED.
MARIETTA ESQ, jane 2lst, 1854.
The enemy's right attacked left yesterday under
Gen. Hardee and repulsed with great slaughter We
captured sixty prisoners among L.. COL Watson of
the 4Oth Ohio.
dese.era desiring be employed came into our
lines.
General Johnston, well the whole army, anxious
for an engagement.
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LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES.

PETERSBURG, June 2lst 1864.
The Express has the Washington Chronicle of the 18th
inst.
Lincoln in. Philadelphia, the 10th, made speech,
saying that had destroyed many happy homes and pro-
duced national debt with taxation unprecedented but
said We must 60 through with tie until the snaonal
authority extended the whole national domain it
took three years He said that Grant ard eade
where they will be dslodged until Richmond is
taken He asked them if he needed assistance they
would give it to him. They all answered, yes.
The papers say that Morgan passed. through Flemngs
burg the 18th, admitting loss of twelve hundred
Vallandgham has arrived Dayton and the Democrat
ic Convention Ct Illinois has promised him protection.
Gold 1874
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NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, June 2Ist, 1861
The New York Herald of the 18th is very upon
Lincoln and that he has wronged and deceived TIE
people, and nearly ruined by lis egregous imbeci-
ty ruler. The country only obtain satisfaction
for the many oppressive acts and criminal blunder he
committed during the past three years b. preventing his
reelection.
gentleman who left Fredericksburg Sunday reports
gold quoted in Baltimore on the 18th EOS.
The Union National Convention under the auspices of
the Committee of which Amos Kendall is Chairman is to
be held in Chicago the Ash of July.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
MORGAN IN KENTUCKY,

MOBILE, ALA, June 18th, 1854
Especial to The Register.l
SENAToBGA, June l7th, 1864.
Iorgans forces, estimated from three to FIVE thousand
whipped Gen. Hobsnn's Federal forces, capturing the
whole command of fifteen hundred at Cynthiana Frank
fort attacked and the barracks burned The attack
lag party repulsed The report that Burbriege
Morgan the 18th not credited. Wild excitement
iseo il Louisville Morgan had dispatched to the city
thores would attack the CITY, The Federal force
for defence. Gen. Surgess reported
to have been arrested by Cha rges ON Grierson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FRoH THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.

FROA THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
RICHMOND, June l9th 1864
United States papers of the 10th inst have been
ceVed.
telegram from Lexington states that Burbidge defeat
ed the rebels at Cynthiana KY, the l2th killing three
hundred and taking four hundred prisoners.
Macmillan arrived at Vera Cruz the 23th ut and
would proceed at once to the city of Mexico.
Grant has commenced new Campaign against Rich
mond South side James river
being at Bermuda Landing.
sturgis defeat by Forrest confessed officially dis.
aster. ..
European adVices Of the 1st have been received Mr..
Lndsays motion to recognize the Southern Conederacy
has been postponed until the 18th.
is reported that Napoleon has GENT two commissioners
to America to report the Of the war; and that
he has renewed his oVerures England for cessation of
the carnage.
Gold n New York, on the 18th, opered and closed at
1874
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

CLINTON, La, via NOBLE June 18th, 1854
The steamer Progress loaded with thirteen hundred
bales OF cotton, has been burned the Mississippi No
lives lost. Elk Nay French, OF New Orleans, died on
the l4th On Thursday night batteries attacked the
Landas anotuer transport loaded with troops. and
struck her ten times Three shells exploded her deck.
and toSed her off The Yankee cavalry from Port Hudson
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RICHMOND, June 21st, 1864.
The pharves at Wi coxs Landing and Harrson's Land.
ing and Wesoyer entirely destroyed cavalry
o Sunday night.
The Enquirer of this morning says it il reported that
Sheridan routed yesterday the White House. and
that eight hundred prisoners and FIVE six pieces
tillery captured. Our cavalry is still in pursuit..
No official dispatches from any quarter this mo- Mug.
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FROM PETERSBURG AND LYNCHBURG.
PErRRsprpc 00th. l6G

Since yesterday nothing Of interest has transpired.
To day there has been aiding and also slight
skirmshiDg. Yesterday Geo. Meade sent flag of truce
to Gen. Beauregsrd, requesting permission to bury his
dead, which granted. The City Council to-day
held meeting a committee to Gen. Beauregard
to ask his advice regard to the removal of combat
ants Gen. B. replied that notice had been given by
tie enemy of bis purpose she'll the city, would be
prudent for those who could leave the lower part
the city, and for the and children to remain in eel
lars Very few shells have been thrown into the city to
day. Grants lines reach from the James River the
Appomattox within miles of the Weldon and Peters
burg Railroad
been pursued through that place that he rereatpg
Bufod Gap in considerable confusion that
prisoners had been taken and doubtless would
The enemy at this writing to be moving towards
the Weldon and Petersburg rail road Our Generals will
doubtless be prepared for them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23
FROM PETERSBURG, DC.

RICHMOND, June II, 1854.
The following dispatch from Gen. Lee, received this
morning by The President. says:-
At IL o'clock last night took the breastwoIkE at
HoWlets house and other portions of the line Our
battery at Howiets has be- esstablished Five vessels
have been sunk by the enemy in Tens reach Ten steam
within reach behind the monitors. T here
some lighting Petersburg this morning. without
sult- Signed, X. E. LEE, General,
GsECofD DISPATCH
RICHMOND, June IL, 1864.
The Yankees having been driven from railroad
Port Waha Junction last night direct communication
with Petersburg will be resumed this morning.
THIRD DISPATCH
RICHMOND, VA, June 18th, 1864.
The New York Herald of the 18th has been received
The unimportant. Gold closed the 18th at
dispatch from General Lea last night, says: Our
troops assaulted and carried original position
Bermuda Hundreds with slight loss part The
envy Petersburg made attack in force late yes
terday afternoon but epused and about three hun
dFed UrIa caDtured.
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FROM LYHCHBURG.
RICHMOND, June 18th, 1864
1t reported that the enemy retreatng from vcn-
y Of Lynchbug. Four pieces of artillery and two hum
dred prisoners captured last evening. Nothing eff
cial.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, JUNE y, 1874.

Sleep, little darling, thy rest is sweet,
Thou hast gone loved ones TO meet.
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June Il.
, 1864-11-24

atspensaE1ea, and Dc number = fiana e ren.
DER gratuuous service: It will be 10 6fnsiguit
VINO mas to furnish bis own medicine with no dis-
peEeaty, we shall haye one we'll furnished dispenA
VIII one snrgeon and two ply sicians n each
necessary for the sick poor. The plan proposed
in!clrcs probable expense Of {s5o6, certainly an
tns!Ealucant sunl ifit will accomplish tho object
tna; thn,i,d y exclusive q hospitalG II the o9tlay
PAYING Investment In every point Of vtew. Take
ona.examplc and there arc probably fifty such
every year. A poor man With dependent family is
nxeH s1ek, feels unable to pay fof the advice Of
hoPea f6at little rest md caro- will restore him,
and ne delays until the last cent has been expena-
e., e., ena his condition is brought to the notice oS
sickness. &c is removed to Mercy Hospital at an
expense OF = per week o! sent to the Aims house,
# TOO e1ck, attended By the county physieian at
His mily hare to be provided for, either by public
or private charity during his sickness and until he
is able to supply their wants by hls labor, the
pcnge OF all which will not fall short Of one hun:
IN part Or In whole. Now suppose that there had
been free dispensary within reach ar thar man
when he was first taken sick, venture the assct-
ton that in minority Of such cases 80 cents to
;he county, and the loss OF two or three days labor
say nothing OF the bodily and mental suffering Of
the invalid, or the exposure to debasing advances
Of F1ce. Of q family unprotected by It's natural
guardian. Beware ofBeginnings," [s an adage
Money wifi BE- aaTed, want and wzetchedness pre-
vented, and the ends Of civil md Bocial existence
promoted or retarded In our city in proportion to
the promptness and completeness OF the aid fnIn-
tEhcd Tor the philanihFop1c and benevolent relief
Of those who have been stricken down in the bat
, 1864-11-24
ON sCHANGE.
Visit of Gov. Yates, Gen. J. 4. Logan,
and Hon. G. ThomRaon to the
Board Of Trade Rooms

Yesterday noon, the Board Of Trade Rooms
were e1need with the presence Of Governor Yates,
Major tcneral John A Logan, and Hon. George
Thompson, N. r, OF England. The distinguished
gentlemen were escorted 70 the rooms By John
i. uaucock, Esq, President Of the Board, who
introduced his Excel]ency to The members. After
tbe enthpaineu had aubsided, Governor Yates, in
neat little speech compl1mented the Board on lts
natriotism. and paid glowing t1bnte to the gal
fsntry and loyalty Of Ma}or General Logan, whom
he Introduced to the nsscmblage. This was the
slrnsl for fresh burst Of enthusiasm and the
hrIldiug rang with cheers, three times three.
Aftcr The applause had suhsided the General
tonl 1i1c loor and said he had but few opportuni-
tics to meet the citizens Of Chicago and was happy
to meet them on this occasion. While the people
at home looked with interest and pride upon the
soldiers in The Geld, the patriotism and laboEs Of
I've forgotten. II has furnished three noble rcgf-
,nents and valiant battary Of artillery: and the
board OF Trade lie now household word IN the
army. It has done much for the Tar--no similar
association has done more. It could well afford
to do 60, for unless the integrity Of the
Government be preserved. the association
could do but little, and thts thought IN addition to
all othets, ought to be m incentive t2 iutthef de-
mupstrations and acts Of patriotism. The Govern
mont has the power to put down rebellion In the
feid and treason at home for it Is only By an e1ef.
cse OF ths power that the pcrnanency OF this Cor
ernment can be maintained. ueWtshed that every
man in the Land wonld lay aside all party feeling.
and Join hand IN hand In the suppression Of the
rebellion, and when every armed rebel shall have
laid down Ills arms, then We Will hare peace. He
, 1864-11-24

had duty to perform in the Geld; we, ut home,
We won1d perform them until American arms shall
accomplish Union and freedom, girtng a. one dag,
one country and one God, from the Atlantic 10 tEe
Pac1nc, from the Lakes TO tie Gull
The General retired amid Whif1Nind Of an.
rlause, at the conclusion OF which Hon. George
Thompson n. r, OF England, one Of the staunc6-
est friends Of American liberty In Eneland-the
worthy assoclnte Of Bright and tobden0 glor1oua
trinity in The EgsptiGn darkness Of English a1is-
tocracy. Aftcr the applause with which he was re-
ceised had ceased, Mr.. Tho1npson took the stand.
and said that II he ever had an unfdendly feeling
towards this country he would blush to meet Sc
patriotic m asscmb1nge as that before which he
nov appeared. On the contrary he haa been il
undinchtng friend and although there are those
n England Kho aEe opposed to the success of our
the Dcmocracy-tbe toiling, thinking millions of
Eng3and-whQ cherish the namcs Of Fatragrt,
Grant Sherman Logan, (applause) and awaited
With interest the day when we shall attain our
- Liberty and Urion-oue and fDsepcrnblo-poW
and forever" (Applanse.1 He desired the speedy
restoration Of the Union to Its integrity, He has
watched with deep interest, the progress Of the
recent election, and secs in It's result much that
will soon lead to our national SUCCESS and unbro-
ken Union.
The speaker retired amid loud and prolonged
cheering, at the end OF which Col. Hancock an
nounced that he lMt. Thompson( wou1d by invita-
ton, address The citizens Of Chicago in Bryan ua1l
on Ftfihy evening.
, 1864-11-24
PENSION AND BOUNTY BLANKS

Pension and Bonnty blanks.
For sale at the CHICAGO TRIBUNE ORF1cE, 81
Clark street..
The series is complete, and the forms ara accu-
rate, conforming in every raspeet 10 tha lnstt0c-
tons from the Pension Uthee. ali The forms per
tanning to an application are printed upon one
sheet embracing tue Declaration Of the Applicant,
the Atdavits Of Witnesses, tie Certificates OF the
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Certificate,
Application for Transier at tenaion.
Application for Prlze Money. $3.50
Application OF Widow OF Mother for Payment o.
tension.
: Application Of Invalid Psnaioret for Payment Of
Pension.
CIeim OF Heirs for A.rcars,
Chin for Horse and Equipment.
Guardians Declaration Of MINOR Children 70
Pension.
Guardians Declaration Of Orphan Sister 10
Pension.
1nvaiid Pension Claim.
Vouchers.
Diachargc1-
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment Pape1Ty.
Absttact OF Disbursements
Communication Of Rattons for Exchanged Rrison.
Of War. 'r'
Disabled solalet's Declaration for Bount, Money
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
Trl.Month1y Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Communication OF Fuel and Quarters.
GuafdIau'e Declaration OF Minor Children for
Bounty Money and ArreaEa.
We send them rosr PAID, at the rate Of S1.00
per quire, upon the receipt Of the money.
Address, TRIBUNE COMPANY,
, 1864-11-24

Especial Dispatch to tie Western Prcss.l
NEW ToRK, Wednesday, Nov. 93--M1dnIght.
business generally dull to-day, as usual. just
preceding holiday. Tomorrow viii be closely
observed than ever in financial anl conmer6eal cir
cles. and business places will all be closed.
Money Is easy at G@7p cent, with moderate de-
mand. Commercial paper 7k@1l PET cent.
The Stock matket Ens generally dull at first board,
but rather better utter the call Government secun-
ties were hrmer. with fair demand. Treasury notes
were higher, especially October notes. State bonds
were dull. Coal and miscellaneous list without
spccialeature. Stocks werc steady On the street in
the afternoon.
Gold steady and fluctuations comparatively slight IN
the morning In the afternoon the market was dull,
lower, settling down to 2o aud closing at221. The
1esne Of 100onew shares Of Erie account Of the
line Of road has perceptiblo effect On the price of
the stock, few having been previously discounted.
P1tsbufg Eoec IT, owing the contest to control the
next board Of directors. 526 sold this p at los.
Foreign exchange firmly Qnnftered- The steamer
Africa, from Bo4ton, took $28n n0o In gold.
Tie o. S. Marshal sold to-day the cargo OF the prize
seamer Lady Sterling The cargo consisted Of cotton
and tobacco. Cotton sold at an average Of TIC per D.
The vessel and cargo will net one hundred thou
sand dollars
stocks very dali. At aal1asher.s board, gold, 2sl:
r. Central. 10; Erie, a4H; Hudaou, ,1lsx; Reading,
1ssA; Aleh. Southern 7o III. Central, 125K Cleve-
land Pitts, 1o6H; Rock Island, to4; Northwestern,
w do. preferred, s0X; Ft Wayne 1Gs: Terre Haute
preferred, Il Ohio Miss, s6,<; Cumberland 45k;
QutcEHllyeF 81 Mafpusa. S3k. Gold AFTER CALL 2ltx,
, 1864-11-24
st. Lou1a Market.
lEptcinl QlRnatch tn tha Chteano TrI

IIPee4a90RpasCH % The chicago IfIuunH.J
-.. ST. LOUIS, Wednesday. Nov. %.
TohAcco-sales Of 65 hhds stems at $3.50; damaged
ugs at $500 factory do at g. 6pa1oDo planters do At
s1ooa1&5os common shipping leaf at $i3.25a17Do
medium do At s1.osa32; good and fne do at $o523 81 u
929.5a; bids for Is hhds rejected.
FIouR-very dull. the only sales reported were: o5
brls double extra inspected and delivered ut 39 and
s5odo double extra At sla:as z brl.
GRAN-Nheat dull and dropping with sales ofs8
sacks iair fall at $50 prime at cholce At t1sh
91s8' do At s2ooa2os; do do at s2.oi- Corn. few
sales including 100 sacka new yellow at s1.25; 2eo do
do at sisos "a do old white ut sl5o. oats lower.
Sales ofchoIce ut SIC; do at 9Oxc prime IN rmer or
der at c Barley dall the only sales vero ~ sac1a
prime spring at $1; ITO do tar do at $l6o Rye quiet
Sales Of sacSs prime at s11s % do common at II CO
exclusive ofsaeks.
PRos1stoas-sales Of Is cas2a bacon clear sides In
, 1864-11-24
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
NEW YORK. Wednesday Evening. Nov 2, 1851.
The Independent has the following:
The decline In gold has etfe<tuay destroyed the ata
bility prices The material has also declined
P1ius have lost their buoJancy conspicuous In the
week previous, yet. IN view Of their limited supply
tler are comparatively steady. Dlcached and Brown
shrInFs and khcetlng less active and the upward
tendency In prices Is altogether checked. We notice.
however, actual decline. Stripes arc dali, tcks
firm, renins quiet DRILLS steady, With scant snp-
ply. Canton nanncs sctiEc. The fall in gold has
In like manner checked the activity and buo5ancy
which previously prevailed In the market for wooens
Trcea however, gre steady Desirable styles ct fancy
catneres sell readily at full prices but without buoy
ancy. Fau styles now In full supply. 5atneta
active. Cotton wasp clothes arc in steady demand
Without variation In prtcca Flannels active and
1rm. The desirable styles Of fll ehawls sell largely
and in good snpp1y. Scotch pa!ds are favosites
Avery pressing demand, n,ostiJ for army purposes
prcvails. Fricea we'll maintained Mouhselin De-
la!nes very active, md the supply Is not too large
FOR The demand. Staple foreign goods also ac-
tire. The following are the independently quotations.
, 1864-11-24
Milwaukee Market.

M11WAuKHR, Wednesday, Nov. q, 1864.
F1oCk-Mosc active. Sales Of 200 brs Xxx spring at
9sas; 90 hrs "Hiawatha," 100 bfls 'rremont," and
200 bras Of another brand at Sa25-
Observation-Disclosures 1000 bu. Market qudet
and strengthened. Sales Of 500 bu Ho. in store At
at Sla9l73; go bu white winIer delivered at 4S24.
Oats nominal aa1es Of 200 bu delivered at 7oc Corn
scarce Sales Of - bags she1led on track at $ls7.
Barley dull and lower. Sales Of 800 hu No. at $12
$50 ou, By sample at e16s Rge unsettled. Sales Of
sobu on track at <1so; 1so bags delivered at 3iS09
ls2.
LIVE HcGR-The market opened weak this morning
Sales OF 81 head. averaging 2oos2s5 Ds, at $lo5a0
Il
, 1864-11-24

beer ealoons, and retail Bhops OF varions sortss
II they do, wc have not word more to say. Now,
II the benefit to be derived from Tunnel viii ont
wrirh ali fhe objections enumerated, tho public
u III nerccivc It and order the tunnel to be Bored
But one tunnel will afford very little relief twill
wonld # NOT eeryc the public better to build the
tunnel at bridge street. say Madison, Randolph
ar LaIc, than at West Washington or Adans1
, 1864-11-24

ots At &c per pound. Hogs-psckezs ali engaged SUP
suitable for packing. and lie gru for extra There
great many small light hogs in the market entirely
neglected oy packers and not worth mora thsa a&oHc
b grpss.
Wms6f-MArket ]nacsiye and sales ot % brAs at
s1.e6H; ST do at s1.e7; Is do at sle5 Der gallon.
, 1864-11-24

BUFFALO, Wednesday, Nov. 2S
FLoUE-Upchanged.
ttncate f1.93; No. 2 Milwaukee, 31s0. Com dun and
Inactive. Oats1re offered at 8c, with no sales. Eye,
$t.a5. = =
WH1sKY-Nouinal ut $i.sDf91.7t.
CANAL FRRIG1fT8-Wheat to Rochester, &C. ...
LAKE, NPoKTs-yE8 brls -four, ,G9, $50 ou wheat 5000
bn oats, l843 bu barley, Ills hu rye.
CANAL EXPoETs-sbr br's dour, III: $40 bu wheat. 900
hi Cnrt
, 1864-11-24

e Diseases of the Ecrvous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Associadon Sent by
mail In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. Ad-
drcas Dr.. J. Skillon Houghton, Howard Assoeia-
ton, No. s South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
pca4-t9113m
, 1864-11-24

Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing MA
chtnc1.-1G7,lO0 IN uBE. These machines use
the RoTAT1SG HOOK EXCLUSIVELY, WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
make the LocK STITCH. Salesroon 1oa lake
street no12-w43t-1m
r. Dr.. Janee. formerly Of James Lock Hos
pItal, 81 Custom House street. New Orleans, La,
cstablishcd In 1s50, IL now located at sc Randolph
street, Chicago. Read advertisement on inside Of
to-day's paper. n2f-W3Go1t2
~ Paper Hangings, Painting, CalcimIning
and Glazing, at F. E. Rigbys 3, 50 Randolph street.
ErEfl flt.1r
, 1864-11-24

In this city. Wednesday morning. I'd lnst ut Trinity
Church. by Rev. Dr: Cunau.inst Ar: CHARLES uAl!-
On the 10th inst. iu s.. Johns Church, Quincy, By
the Fer. nr: Strong, RlCIiAkD D: F0GNG, Of the
r nisIiSE1 %aTs;hter nS the iste iii HsrmGn MN
u. Bushnell, ct New York.
, 1864-11-24

1IoSxY-Eaey at : g cent.
6TERL1NG EICIIASGR-Qutet at tb9x for Gold.
Go1DHeayy aud lower, opening at 2esH, advanc.
log to 22sk. and declining to 10 closing at 22lx.
GovERNMEST SToCKs-Ffrm; 6s '3i Coupons, It0K3
110H; 7.Is April and October lls@ll34.