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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-08
PROF. LOUIS sWUNDRAnps
BLOOD PUJRI.FYI ING
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In Pills and Plano1en.
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cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, for by their timely us
much sickness can be prevented. They are iu
ported direct to this port by the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re.
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some of the diseases which
have been permanently removed By their mss:
letter,
Inflammation
of the bowels,
consumption in its
early stages, headache.
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw ruptures, rheumatlsm>
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain IN TIE
braast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, caa~
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, bI}-
liousness, eruptions Of the ska, boVa}i
complaint, langour, govt, dropsy-
erysipelas, worms, chollc, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings bloatings, bloody
and white hux, dys-
enteIy, costlve~
ness, mea-
sizes, &c.
Also, PROF. WUNDRAM'S RHEUMA'
TIC TINCTURE, q sure aid safe cure 10!
ho PR !S9g WuNBgRAms GOVT POWDERS
(Girht Pulyer) if taken in conjunction with .5s
Blood PURIFYING PILLS or POW
DERS, will most surely cure the worst cases
of Gout and Infamatory Rheumatism; na
PROF. WUNDRA!M MS EPlLEfIlC H. H.
NEEDY, the only safe and reliable re 9Itt
known for the certain cure Of Epileptlc Flts
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TAPEW0N,M!
POWDERS will completely carry OF thls
troublesome introder, and also remove all otho'
worms most efectually from the system: en-, p1 y
PROF. w in D R A NJ EGEI;EbL'
sTOM CHAL ELIXIR, an invaluable re- r..
medv aaainst asthma, biliousness pain in tins
breast coughs, colds, dysentery, diar5ho oss
cramp cholic, summer complaint, hes1scAs,
faintness. sudden indisposition, dyspepsia, sea
sickness, sc. Every family should have Gov
tie Of this Elixir in the house, and every Irst,
eller in his valise: It can pc safely glSen
the smallest children there oeing no 49, IL
PROF. WUNDRAMS TOOId-Ao s:a.a
DROPS. give immediate relief, and are ho ols
relible than any remedy yet known: one 'l''
" PROF. WUNDRAM's HERB LEI B I IF 5}.o osp.
tics, sick and convalescent and those sune''NS
Prg PROF Of WIN " UNDRAM's RHEUMATlV
HERB TEA, a valuable aid in curing rheuln"
tism; also for curing gravel a,z
Full directions accompany eaoh ranlea9.
For furtner JPn SI!iTsSiD5i fRys Dentist
145 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post o w
between ST. Asaph and Washington SUI
Alexandrla, y t.
For sale also by ISAAC EN,f - 5 L?nT}
81 King ST., a OK zndrla. ""
j. r. PIERPOINT, s. E. eornsV5 =.
King and Washington SITS, Ale1an nI7n y y
N. E. corner of King and Washin gton Se' &
And 81. L. Pau LI, No. ~ Prlnce ~
NH 18-tf Cor. Fairfax, A1e1 Anulle, &
THE undersigned, having complet 3sd d n1y 4
, 1864-11-15

|
Great preparations are being made to make this the
0nll ol The ssnson a SEw FEATURE to Chicago 1uaa
| uo1tw17+st 4thp
McVICKER'S THE ATR E.
! 1t1 Madison street, between State and Dearborn.
Of A5sssiov.Dfc:s cr:ie and falqastts
sixty cents; Second Circle twc1tynve cents Secured
sSats seyenty.9Ee cents: Private Boxes. $6.D and
the boz office, from 10 to and from to O'Clock.
THEATRE WARN AND COMFORTABLE.
Last week. positively, Of the accomplished actress
MISS LAURA KEENE.
MONDAY and TUEsDAY-Last n1ghts OF
TEE SEA or ICE
Wednesday and Thursday-A ncw version OF EAST
LIME, dranattzed by the au1horess Of the novel;
ed to Laura Keene. The piece viii Be produced with
every care and m excellent cast.
FR1DAY-BEEEFIT OF MISS EEENE.
Saturday afteraoon-Laura Kccne Matinee.
VARIETIES THEATRE,
e. n CHADWICK. Proprietor and Manager.
I'll. FITCH. Acting md Stage Manager
NEW STARS, NEW ATTRACTIONS.
c;S Key q
and s VI MAGGIE G s' MARsMAn.o u nGooo1A' ioS' f01otS
Continued aucceas Of MIss JENNIE EAGAN, Pre-
mtere panse4se; also, Aessrs E. ". EaAN md J. 8.
St. Deneatoks ano general Eessa-
1l.S LITTLE MAC will appear On
aIe aa H. other Stars
roo,. o,an .. Elk CHANGE OF TINE: .,,
p00ss open At so1i1 o. PRiG1s f1s's 1t @
parquettc 50 cents Dress Circle 10 cents
frivate boxes. Saoo aad Noo
51ttS oeate u GEMS
, 1864-11-15

asurpeda which = fonnd In arms and TasinE war
X * AZ uul nople StaIea ana Houtu neEIaoe
!nem 4om soseFelenues 20 t9e meaa cousai1on s OF
oepenaeuctea q cenuan1ea RonnGs aaa ~ PuI-
p9ss teg51os a me s9!es ~ Gan,h tas !ate
thsnsy ..tP1pnc, mnse .r-nea = foc.na 9one
~. ~ ISse ~ saa n., sI e.. 2! tne
Met tAat nG Eicseo ~ tusm nao masio "as ~ mighty
po"s!h, ana a1rScs e .ae i,e g ~ t1e Hoer-
s " ~ u. ~ ph}i ~ a5m1nis.ar ~ n.ga places
- nf LIZ ~ III 10 To-nsnins 49, s HoFEtament
y, nca IT, ~ thar a4 " the Con.
heir us power utterly dsresaFdea eTees be o.
nesi anq nrr - o tnat sacred instument
al theirs hut a1wars refcrrinr for fh.t -
..exfsting necessity" Of the o1gencies OF which
they were alone to Judge and which necessity ltself
dis35,,issd ano win !el purpose too poorly
* grsnda,ooro,,t a'sas..s .sse.' !.
4ho1- Sa.d ca1.,ss epuo W oae oonss o.
t" o4su4fen sacceoaH' ana theh1
eueh picture, gloomy, dark and blood marked
tne ne, ,contSmplanon Of which mantles with the
@ ptusa VI sna!ae tne cncek Of is exhibited
1s S spot oi our once bright and beautiful
~ ana. Eacn has been passed by the yanda fleet Of
snT III Ieo<s0t 9f3HY Drothess! lou, the nohle
E1 E11l !acus cluzens oi NC great statea within the
sntS uoaas q onT nroncshood, which arc yet un-
G,t3s Gsn.ava y Ias AaMGs oi "aFl 70 you appeal.
s1ntaa G1ouGalsgMte INC petntc. Mus nut TOO dlMly
F e., a aIu say, wn1le YOU snail INVOKE the God
@ M - Mna Jusucc 20 toHnk0the ssHceT5ty Of yokr
~ a.s 3 M saai, mol Pc reproduced upon
th;s h3nna tn;aa nG aa,s aol may !ook upon
snd ,aup snta oesoauon aaq sec yourselves
sS ana Soats Ieuectea as n e!aae bnt not aArk]y,
S Ju"1 sono eu1A4 ~ 11use1neu. Ior nt En-
, 1864-11-15
COMMON COUNCIL,
Repcrts-The City Census--Population 1884,
Railroads--Sal.ries. de.

The Common Council met in regular session lr
the Council Chamber last evening. Tho following
members were present:
Aldermen Peacock. Ellsworth, Barrett, Gallup
McRos, Eann. Walsh, sherwinr. Rafferty,, Ta1cott
Woodward, Himrod, Holden, Bond, Gatsaeld,
Armstrong, Franxen Rush, Hottingo., Sullivan,
lawson, Osullivan, Woodman. In the abscnce oi
the Mayof Aid Woodman took the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved .-.-..--.-'.
PETITIONS AED CONCENTRATIONS.
OF AID. Rnh covering a resolution authorizing
con conjnnction % VIII Committee or # thFee of the @
Counen lot outside Of the limits Of the city, for
the purposes Of a pest house with remonst1ance
aganst The nss Of the cemetery property for that
Of Hugh Carrier for damages for injuries sus-
tained BY renson OF defective sidewalk. Refer
Of Frank 7. J. Tonrteiotts, for permission to
manufacture condemned essence of beef at his
premises Archer ROAD, corner Of Stuart avenue,
ofeundr. citizens Of outh and West Divisions,
nE9 nc q ths P5op1iie;n q 1e
the construction Of a tunnel under the Chicago
River. Referred to the Committee On Harbors and
OfU. r Harris, Chief Engineer Fire Depart
ment, asking for the purchase .of two new steam
Of tandry parties asking for statement Of per-
:. Of the Chicago Gas light Company asking that
EEL e price gas be raised 50 per thousand sa''
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF the Comptroller IN relahon to the t'ccnsus''
taken By him as school agent, which was read md
ordered published The report ia as followa:
TO the Mayor and Aldermen OF the City Of Chica-
lEnbmit herewith the returns Of the census Of
Oct. 1st 1861 taken By me as school agent in COM
, 1864-11-15

w procure Substitutes, to understand that they
ean set bounty jumpers cheaper than they can Eet
good aliens or vcteraua; bat are they aware that
Iheis @ no. money Is hsoTa away, II rot We san inform
military duty. Eou want good Substitute, 90 to
he only reliable aad original otcc 10 the city Of CHI
for cur tronbie+ and We Will furnish you good men.
We pay 4 license to the city OF Chicagu, and refer
to the leading bankers and merchants here. We would
not Issue 50 long advertisement. but We wish to
guard the public against the numerous empires and
street runners who Invest nlf large cities. LEWIS
CO., q Dearborn street, P. o. Drawer q, ,195.
, 1864-11-15
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sunday, Nov. 19.-The
last boat from City Point brought down
about 20 prisoners.
The prize steamer Lizzie, Laden with cot
ton, arrived here last evening in charge Of q
prize crew, aud sailed for Boston to-day.
more with two bafges in tow At'6ix O'Clock
last evening they were struck by heavy
squan when of Smiths Point, and the barges
parted from the steamer and have not since
been heard from. They were heavily laden
with railroad ties. Several men were on
board when they. parted. The schooner. Ella
above report. The steamer Amanda was i'm
mediately sent in search OF the missing boats.
A salute was fired yesterday at noon by all
the men-of-war In the haEbor In honor Of the
result of the Pre- sidcntial election,
, 1864-11-15
FROM GEORGIA.
Gov. Browns nIeasage--Gfenms of DIS.
State Sovereignty, Negro Troops, &c.

content MT Rebel knfte-Als Views Oh
State Sovereignty, Negro Troops, DC.
-
NE" YORK, Monday, Nov. l4.-aoy. bro#n
!. ol Georgia, in bis Message, says: ~ am sat.
isficd that large majority of the people Of
the State dlsappToye many Of the nets md
much of the policy OF the Confederate admin
istration.
1--WE should keep in v1eW the great princl.
pie upon which ne entered into this unequal
contest, and sho1ld rebukc every encroach-
ment made upon them By our oTn Govern.
n ~ Centralized ID Gorernmcnt @ % With t Unlimited
powern
Gov. Brown advocates State Sovereignty.
of peace. 20
to settle dlfflcnlties br The reference Of future
allegiance to The Statcs whose positions may
be donhtfnl. for REORGANIZATION bv them in
their sovereign capacity. This point Is argued
at much ieneth.
He discusses The question Of blockade run
ming, and showed low the Government has
interfered with It, and insists upon certain
ments regarding the financial condition of the
State. Concerning railroads he says the loss
In engines md cars has been heavy. The raid
under Gen, stoncman destroyed seventeen
passenger cars, thirty freight cars, four en-
gines, and eighteen cars which were in the
El4plo} lQEuL u lut 1ofcIIlIuCAl HtIt AEst1uJ-
ed by order of General Hood, to prevent
their falling into the hands Of the enemy.
The Confederate Government gave our roads
s97,774.W. I have made every effort In my
power to collect this, but have not been sue
ceesful.
He (Gov. Brown complains Of the conscript
and imprcssment laws. He says the Confed-
crate Government prohibits citizen Of Geor-
gta from selling surplus productions In his
oWn state, when the State needs the produce,
and a1 WI g1Ve ready pay and tust compensa-
,!ea iion loT tnem a.. 1ms n makes u e4eegd1ngy
us 19T e.asu IT. lp;es a,ea,, dna GoM
.,nnessaI a. IL S+ntn +rapt,a orI tn5;nsn+
nrsioa a5d nthnrs 1rho ~ snpnor.e5 ae ~ ~
S1ata III" ''De'' "A0 49, APpo4's@ ~ s1'
ntssco,a of tbo sto+o d,r,no +ba mai e,,,,.
,,ar Trero 1r5vcn n,,t of f,ar nt, 1narrots a.1d
;io"d - - ~ tioba,,o and nu
ond 3n,nort 4 ot m heorr oxnc,,aa nom * e''' eoAA
'1nI ,apord - ~ ~ daeerts,s r. s"va ponas ~
acser rom ~ onr frehe1 u ah ho9 ~
H. ~: cavo,rr hn3onnfng ~ iha cnnEsdarots %
sepx;cc ~ arc Continually sothin~ and nInnJer,
t ina onr 1, neon1a recommcnd t7,a n,Ssare rs
~ o,t ~ dpcorinr III snct nntiewa @ o,d nn3bor
;,in@ cst,sana 1Ehn,n thav 1noW "t}a1mat -. ~ roh
r. eEoot thcm inwn ~ alav }haT ~ nnv ~ ,r", v,
~ ttnr ,'a4sor ~ '.t' soe1 ~ aos WY
IL sGn H,.,, RumI, tax.-s +,,o ,,eo f o,<. T., ~.
ororu @ Hov nu" excant a. soi5,ars rs "a ~ ~
, 1864-11-15
The St. AIbans Raiders,

MONTREAL, Monday, Nov. 14.-Thc case for
the prosecution Of the st. Albans raiders
closed on Saturday. It was decided to take
the prisoners volunteer statements
Ijeuteoant Young showed COM
mission from Scddcn, rebel Secretary of
War, and stated that the expedition was not
taliation on Grant and Sheridan, and that he
was in communication with Richmond to OBJ
tain important testimony, and wanted tho
case postponed thirty days. The other pris-
oncrs arc making statements today,
, 1864-11-15

ISfEEIaI UHpQtCH 10 LnH chicago ITlUGne:I
DE1EoII, Monday, Nov. II. 1864.
UF-Peru, Clayton, Belle, Republic, sc1kirk.
Dowy-swceuey, Jones, Newman, S. r. James, Al
tal1. MelTina, Eralne, City Of Ogdeuaburg, Empire
State.
WEsp-East.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsihune.l
DETROIT, Monday Evening, Nov, II, 1851
Ur-None.
Dows-0cean Wave, Hypheu, Mediterranean, Coo,
per. Jennie Nichols, Senator, Essex. 9ork State Die
Vernon, Gem, Cuba, Southampton, Racfne Lydia Case
sasco, Constitution Monitor, Sunshine Tanner Sailor
Boy, IIelfenste!n.
WrD-North.
, 1864-11-15
FROM THE POTOMAC FLO
VEHIIAA.
appalling CalaInIty-Explosto of 9
Steamboat Boiler.

WASHINGTON, Nov. t4.-1nformation has
been received here to-day TINT the steamboat
1mplis, q attached to the Potomac aotilla,
exploded Ler boiler on Friday, down the river,
causing frightful sacrifice of human life. OF
e5 persons on board, only 10 are accounted
for.
, 1864-11-15

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Monday, Nov. 1.-THE
Lcayenworth Conservative Of Friday says:
General Curtis has been placed in command of
all the troops on the border. Gen. Plcasan-
ton has been ordered to report to him. It also
says that Gen. Rosccrans has been removed
from command, mud Gen. Curtis will probably
henSsfruel tn fflia denartmenf.
, 1864-11-15

DUBrQuE, Sunday, Nov. 13.--1ce has formed
in such Quantities above Rcd Wing as to pre-
7ent II running of steamers beyond that
The Northwestern Packet Company have
withdrawn I'LL their boats except the,Afilwau-
kce and Damsel, which will form the line be-
tween this city and Lacrosse, the former
leaving Dubuque every other day, ut iye in
the afternoon, connecting with the latter at
Lacrosse.
No freight is taken for points above La
Crosse.
The lumbcrmen are taking advantage Of the
raise iu the river, and are bringing lumber
q rnft OF 500, 900 feet Of logs arrived from st.
Croix, bonnd for Fulton, Illinois, aud an
other of 300, ,0co feet OF lumber arrived from
St. Anthony. Two others Of 10000 feet
each are just nbove here. Lumbermen ask
$50 per thousand in the raft,
, 1864-11-15

ST. Lor1s, Monday, Nov. 14.-Major Gen.
Canby's wound, received on White River by a
guerilla shot, Is pronounced Of very serious
character by surgeons in attendance Very
little hope Is entertained Of his recovery. At
was standing on tie deck Of the gunboat
Cricket, conversing with the commander.
Only one shot WINS fred. The guerilla was
not seen, The occurrence took place on Sun
day morning, the 9th inst, twenty miles
above St. Charles, on White River. The gun
boat Immediately put back with all speed to
Yicksburr. With the GcneraI.
, 1864-11-15

a fair will be held on Friaas evening, at 7:30 D.
H., at the Bercan Baptist Church, corner DeKoven
ana 1esp1iness s q ths young Misses of
60 to the benefit OF the Soldiers Homie. Tickets
can be had at the door at Is cents; children Is
cents: Come one; eGme al and help these pa
braye boys III the ield, who may want home in
which to rest their Neurcd limbs.
, 1864-11-15
PhllAdHtDhan Market.

PMIADKLPHA, Monday Evening. Nov. II.
,C21ToS.Buoyent, and prices OF all qualities have
fETEoIEUN-Q Quiet nt 4sa45c for crude, s7@Gc for
refined In bond, and 85@ssc for do ftee. "
tLoTH.Flouf steady, at 41o,e091o5o for supcE, and
GRAIy-Wheat quiet, at f2,G0 for red. and &es5 ior
hentncky. Corn frm, With sales Of yellow at &l.s0
Oats firm st Doc. -. '7
WMsKY-steady at E1.77@l.s1
, 1864-11-15

BUFFALO, Monday, Nov. lip. N.
GRAIN-Whcat-Firm and demand moderate No l
MlWaukee Spring at E.li; Amber Mich $eSo Ch!ca-
60 No Spring $3l0. Corn firm at $16S for No Chca.
20. Oats 3s&51kc- .~
WmsEY-NCruinAl at $l.1p.
LAKE 1NFor7s-Flour. s7Sa bhls wheat 29s, ,10s bu
CAsAL ExroE1s-Floll g.5 bbls wheat, 10 2io bu;
corr, 1850 bu; oats, $50 bu; hurley, bu; rye,
, 1864-11-15
NEW TORK ELECTION FRAUDS

The trial of Col. North, New York State
Agent, Marvin Jones, and Levi Cahen, wal
resumed today, at Washington, Several
witnesses were examined, but nothing o.
special interest was elected.
, 1864-11-15

- Troublesome Coughs and Colds, If neglect
ed, often terminate fata1ly. A few doses Of Dwy-
er's pectorl Syrup Till speedily and efeetually
cure the most obstinate case. Sold In bottles, at
6 cents and $1.ss5 per bottle, at o. and q Lake
RHeet- uo1-S3t1-1m
~ DR.. James, 80 celebrated throughout the
Cnitca States and New Orleans for the treatment
Of syphilis in its various stagcs with neutzalizer,
and other private chronic diseases, Is consulted
daily by persons from all parts OF the United States
aud Canada, ut his rooms and par1ors, Sc Randolph
street. between State and Dearborn streets. Amply
mediately-thcre Is danger In delay.
, 1864-11-15


. St. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. II.
TonAcco-3Iore active Sales -scEnps r; green 1uga
ut saoo9Soo; factory soao911 planters $13es; com
mon shipping leaf $14.5031725; medium do at 1S-sa9
2l.15; good and nne do as s2sso@2aoo; common man-
nfhctured a. sa5.>
F1orR-Dall. Sales :-countzy superanc at sse5; do
in lots at IS single cztra at $685. Inspected do ns
x9.6eH, double head lined and delivered.
GHAN-TuEAT-Iower. Sales common fall at &ls3'
2obaga good to fair at 80 prime at strictly
prime ut s1@1ss; choice at $aooa2a2; eItra choice
at SOS per bushal. CoRS-heavy. Mixed and
yellow at e1.4sai.46; new at $t.3 per
bushel. oA7s-steadY. Sales $500 bags N
lots at sHc In new bags and SIS bags, second 1ana'
at 65lsGc per bushel. RTE-Unchanged Fair at Fll2A;
prime ut Il 20 per busbe1. BARlEy-Extretnely unll
Sa]ea-choccs In lots at zoo do Al oo eAoce
fall at 500 per bushel.
PEos1s1oSs-Dacon sales, 1000 lbs shoulders at so4c'
wu1sKI-the only sale reported WAS Is hrls at slso
per gallon.
1loes-demand is active with receipts Of $50 head
and sales Of 426 do including So at sAc; 40 At 94c
at tloxc 100 head from $9so8s.!5; 1868 head ct slo's
LOO head at sloss@ 1888; ae5 head at toH91c; 81
At S1665611.s5 grpea.
, 1864-11-15
nj A r.. n j E ID |.

THoMAs IkBboW. Esq, and Miss MARI PATTER s.fiss,
SON. eldest daughter of late John Anderson, 0bcr~
town, Lanss&sli1e, Scotland =
In this city, Nov h, BIZ the Rev. ]. Il. rrowbrIdcc
Mr.. JAMES +. LAKE. and LOTTIE, second daughfer
ofThomas J. Clark, both Of Chicago.
, 1864-11-15

Go to the Rest.-Go to Bryant & S1atton's
Chicago Commercial College to geta thorough,
practical business education or to become good
Tor efEc1lare, BRYANT & STgATIQS. ChicacQ, III.
, 1864-11-15

noofn. Is tons sand Rebrccalorris, $,soo bu oots
corn. GOO bu rye: Terror Lasale Isl socs coat'
Sunday, 13-one.da, Ottawa, 5000 bu o&ts, 1soo tu
wheat. 50 bu rye; Africa Lasale, $500 bu oats; H.G
Gaylord. Loctport, 800 bu oats. 500 bu barley. CD
wood. H. eco II lumber: E. Busnhan, Prison, Is yd5
Eubblc stonc! ]. Harrington, Marseies, 4oo bu corr
$50 bu oats; Fl. a1cCcnnan, Ostawa 500 bu corr
At!antlc Norris sGe bu RE, ss bu OATS $50 lbs ft1r
nture; Louisa, Prison, e, SEQ lbs cut and sawed
bis empty barrels Alliance, 0ttawo, $3.50 bu oats H.
4co lbs seed Republic. 10 tons coa sebasopol Utica
40 tons sand.
RR1DoErosr. Monday. Nov. II, ~. n.-C1eared-
Deer Park No g. Utica. 200 It lumber IS bbs salt Is
DO flour, do applea; Il. g. Loomas, Lamont; Reso-
ule, do; Maple Leaf, Joliet, STD It lumbar, olso
asl. shinses Z Ibis salt, tons COAL sis bbls
apples; Chaanahon, kaukakce; Advance, Lamont.
Acknowledging Light, ottswa, $500 bu corn.
1000 bu oats $50 bbs -four; Col Muilgan, LaSalle 80
tons coal.
, 1864-11-15

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. II, 1s6i.
ELorR-Dnll. Western extra, tlo5G9lt..B.
GnALS-Wheat nfH. Sales gontheru white Mt $sf1a
~ Cofn-AdEancing tendency; new white, sl.d0
MIIEEY-Quift at X1.1a.
, 1864-11-15
Bank Statement.
NEW YORK.. Af0ndhy


Loone, 1ncscaSe
specie, increase.
Slfculatlon. decfeaae.. So
, 1864-11-15

Nv INANTED-(orresnonffeDceh h

w tEo young and handsome veteran soldiers
Would Ike to open correspondence with some young
a1d T. sor the purpose q relieving hc dun moaosony
Of garrison duty. and for tho mutual enjoyment Or
With hee transportation ~ Salt River. Guion ladies'
sired, from the undersigned. Write 70 u.s. ladies' VIC
arc IL cnInest Address with photo ad Il. HARKY ..
and Sergt. CHARLES F.. Co. c, 4lth Re|t Ind. v. "
Inf. Chattanooga, Tenn. In care Of Capt. Gsuud.
, 1864-11-15
Buffalo Market.

NEW YouK, Monday Evening, Nov. H.
The Gold market Is unusually yoid Of speculation.
and no movement s apparent for either rise or fal
declined to PIX, ~
, 1864-11-15
LOCAL MATTERS,

Wheeler md Wilson's Sewing ma.
ch1nes.-167,C001 IN Use. THESE machines use
the ROTATING HOOK ExCLCsIyELy, A. WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
make the L0CK STITCH. Sa1esroom 108 Like
street. not.+T431-1m
, 1864-11-15

FLoCR-Dull.
Observation-Disclosures e4 0oo bu- Market dnll and
1c lower. Salea this morning 80 900 bu No Spring. In
Sle Sales Change % 900 bu No Spring, In store
at s1799179H bu do, buyers option all week. af
$50; 5000 bu No :, in store, ut Sill 0atssales 600
bu In store, at SIC 10 bu delivered, at &c. Corr
sales eco bu shced, track, and 1000 bu delivered
st s1s. Basey-sa'es $50 bu, On track at t15o; 81
bags delivered at Sl75. Rye-salea s. bags delivered
at $t65
HOGS-Lire HogsMarket drm aud active. Re-
ceipts 1eQ head, nyeragng 1@es5 lbs at LOO.
, 1864-11-15
Railroad ,TImc Table.


J. CHICAGO AND NonruYEsTEnN- N-DEpor COR. wrsr
"AfkA AND h1s1lE nana1t St. A,,,..
,d;snl st. Rsal EE1R1sss a n .51S :;1S m
Mee5steeE accommodation SSP. = n q. Is + n n:
NightEzpsess' ...":...'...+ ?. m. .':15 p. N
Fu]ton and Cedar Ronids.. E45am, s1.n m
Fnlton ond IoTa ..@l *7.fSl n m E.15ee ~ ~
Freennrf and nnn3eif1, s}.a) 4 n, 9.fE n N
Freelort and Dunleith .1o:25 p n. 1:s9 q. u.
Dixon .................... 4:0o P. N. 11lo a. m.
'enesa' =. '.'....'........ ooo ?. H. o'ao a. H.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Detroit Express. 1900 q. N. sf8:00 a. N.
Detroit Express. t5:so n @ fi2S0 p n.
Detroit Express. :..-.--* *t1o:oo P m. s1Ioo ~
Trains for Cincinnati and Louisville.)
Morning Express. 800 g. N. s11oo p. m.
-, u, en,-r,rr., r-n,., oa,-rn nv, ,,rn,,,-
21eAi'AN Nm s1rrrrs vy1sA "a" 0''t'
DIV Express. ...,......, 900 a, n. .1too y, m
Exept9E Express. :+fSe fe 2. n e@ seo a; n,
A''eAs 11~f~ nETnnrr rnA1ys. r -
r,r,sss ri. Adrian s6.nt1 n m. *taa1 n. M
Night "a Adrian ts9 P n n c;ta nt1,eo p N.
F1sBuno, rohE "Assh a,.sn Asp N ohl1as1 .oato.
Mmi anaAcco" oauon' 4rH1 o. -. - *fgfS9 ~ ~
EFeening Ernress. daily. 5S0p, n, 1a:aO3 N
N;ht ;;ehf I---Pe. e0' *+16.if1 + n 4+1p.n1 r n.
az cctgns ETxpiiegs Tdpniavis F1n;s t1 T. ~ ti1S0 n
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sara PittsRrr T1"' s.is M -, nm E55p.m.
= Harrisb1rg :. 1:a0 pm 3:45 nm. 600 am.
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.,.H1a, yis ..'':.... .'....''. 1'' pm.
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, 1864-11-15

Illinois ind Michigan Canal.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEioune.1
. BK1poERoRr, Monday. Nov. i'll 2. II.
CLEARxo, Sunday, Nov. ls,-Azsbla, LaSalle. 1850
tlumbcr, 1900 lath. ...
ARRIVED, Saturday night, Nov. Up. fozthrop, Ma
, 1864-11-15

pERsosA1+-Hfs E1cellency, GOV. Yatcs, VIM.
Pitt Kellogg, q. S. Marshal D. L. Phillips, Judge
Mclaln, Of AcHenry county, Ex-Governor RAM
eey and Hon, J. ". Taylor, OF Minnesota, and
Brig. Gen: Chc1tatn, O. S. A., are stopping at the
fremont Hnuse
, 1864-11-15

Mons CoEscR1rrs.-About1 II o'clock Inst night
three hundred and any men principally conscfipts,
assigned To the 18Th Iowa Regiment, arrived In the
city, and were quartercd at the Rest They leaTe
for Nashville today.
, 1864-11-15

POCKET P1oKHo.-Last evening about nine
O'Clock man named Frederick hoffman, rcsid-
ing at Kalamazoo, Michigan, had bis pocket picked
Of SIS In greenbacks, onsRandolph street near
Clark. The thief was an elegantly dressed young
man whoee acquaintance he had mads during tho
day, and who left him a few moments prior TO the
discovery Of the theft.