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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFT The supple
mentary draft is progressing in this Dis.
trict. This draft has been completed in
the following Townships, as we under
stand, though we are not advised as to
the number drafted, or their names:
Union Township, vanderburgb
County, Black, Point, and Lynn. ia
Posey. Hall and Ferdinand in Dubois.
Viucenues, Decker aud johnson, in
Knox, and Monroe aad Jefferson, in
Pike The balance of the Townships
now delinquent will be drafted to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

Bas-The weather took sudden change
yesterday. Early in the morning it was
mild and genial as May, with the ner.
curry ranging at 5Ss to 6O0. A high
wind prevailed all day and at 7 o'clock
last night the mercury stood at go, in
dicating q change of 500 in eleven
hours.
\ continuation of such weather for a
few days will cause great suffering be.
yond all question.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

snS-The Continental Bank is now in
full operation, and NJ. Lyon 4 Co. are
prepared to receive money on deposit,
aud win pay the highest market price
for Gold, Silver and Demand Notes,
Coupons and Vouchers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

SD~ All kinds Of oversboes suited to
the season, such as Buffalo, Robber aud
the celebrated Arctic Caters, combin-
ing all the advantages Of both the others,
can be found NJ Turner i Gwathmey'a
Also everything pertaining 10 the shoe
and hat trade as cheap as can be foaod
at any FIRST class house in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
HEADe'Rs Posr COMMANDER.

HVAhsviiIe, Ind, Dec. I, 1864.
la consequence of the daily disturb
anees' caused by intoxication, the fol-
lowing order is issued:
General Order, No. 5:
Inc sale or giving of spirituous or
max liquors to enlisted men, in, and
W''n'n circuit of five miles Of, this
city, is prohibited. Enlisted men max.
ing demands for liquor, after being mott
aed OF this order, should be reported 10
these headquarters
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08


700 Tickets, at $500 Each.
81 TIE goods are 70 BE- put in II The Cost prizes,
an9 ~ IA. after pnyinz for fha gods aud
frrersEf, IS d sa alsposed for the bassht ~ the
pm al bia GRITTY q The ticket holders msy de-
isrnlins ai the Csnesrf.
The Concert and Drawing TO take
Place as Soon as the Tickets
y HE ALL. SOLD.
d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

BeS-The publishers convention meets
in indianapolis to-day, and it is expect
ed that the press of the State will be
largely represented. The chief editor of
the Journal left for Indianapolis yester-
day To attend the convention
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
Fl. J. sCRLAEPFER.
Readl Road I Road !

LIVERY PgRsOs WISHING TO PURCHAs y
II nice present FOR the holidays wilt do WolIt ,
calling At hchlaepfsr's Drug Store csTaer Of Ma o
and Second strests. and tKamins his large al a
we'll sol etsd stock, consisting Of beautiful sad0-
~ u Velvet, Wire, aud Morocco Pursssf Pod
hOnaiss and Wallets Also a Iargn variety u
Hair, Nail, Tooth, Shaving, and Cleth Brashrt.
The latest styles Of Handkerchief Extracts, Coz
Ognss, PoDados, Hair oils, Tooth Powders and
Fastes, Lilly White, Fancy Soaps, Toilet Stands
aud sets, Pun BOxss, and Persian sent sachritf q.
sCffIAEPREH'B Drug sfu4a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
ELECTION.

First National Bank of Evansville
f14' Indiana.
Il TiIE sTeCz SOLDIERS or THIS BANK
y a.ll Hss-t - Iaszaay, January I0fh, 1915. A.
the Ba1zf.r Eanee, between ff- bt,rr. ~ - -
t,,F 9.eA95s r.. fsF the p1rFOss o. slectinR nine
Dlrsefsfa ~ ths ensuing year -
WI- Z. PAGE, Cashier.
DE- go. ie1a- asss-atdElw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
BRAN.

DicH COUNTRY BEAE.-JUsr RECEIVED
"A Id tons 81 rich C5aBtry Bran fgr sals ~
HAfHCEsT a WHITTAKEK's.
es9S No. . Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
NIAH1IIIED.

AZ Sswbarz. last aight December 7thl, by Rsv.
'elsH Darby Mr. ;. L. hSEss. chief engineer
Of tbf steamer r. L. Woodward, Of this city 90
1isa EfiEfrsH FafrEa, 81 Hephurg
As seasra'u iaia Ger frierd Myera 90 this happy
event apa h'fa h= insy prove himself a good en-
Eiiszfi - usf9r HssfipE with enY " biou upa"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

nSr The Louisville De6socrat mod
estiy declares that the Democratic psrty
embraces all the conservatism and
wisdom of the country" lfso, the wis.
dom Of this country mast De very nearly,
played out" N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

TIVE FOIL WING PURE AND usADUfl
tsrated medicinal Liquors, consist u, q Pos q
Madeira, GataWDa, q aret and sherry Wtnos q x
mac, Peach and Apple Bfan1is = n0afbgn, Jid
Times, Family, Rye, Old Dominion. " heat su 4
Topio VII skies. Old Tom, oil london Cordial
ana Holland Gins. and Janfaea Rum, just rscsiy-f
and for sale AZ
sCHLAEPFER'b Drug stfo,
Corner Main and second streets,
EVnuaviile INDIAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
HEAp'eRs Posr CoMNAxDER,
Evansville. Dec. I. 1864.

Cirealar. 90
In compliance with Instructions re-
ceived from General permit ofhce al
Louisville, Ky, permits for the ship
ment of goods, merchandise, stock,
produce, &c, viii Be issued TO persons
residing at garrisoned posts in Ken
lucky only
kDwARD TeNBLER, Capt y R. C.
DeeS-tt Com ne Post
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
TRANSPORTATION

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- at QUEENSTOWN, (GoEK HAEs0EJ The
we'll known steamers Of the Liverpool, New Yorz
and Philadelphia Steamship Company oman
Line, carrying the U. >. Nails, afs intelsied %
sail a. follows:
EbIEBUaoH ..................... eaturdyy, Dec. 10
GLASGOW ........................ Saturday, Dec ~
Cir Or hAscHEsTER Saturday, Dec. -
And every sueossdiBg Saturday, at Noon, ron
Pier ~, North River.
RATES or PASSAGE
Payable 10 Gold or IT. equivalent 10 Currency j
FfEsT CAHN..... $50 % sTgEsaaE. .........sSI 70
DO 70 London. 70 % do 70 London co.. - %
do 70 Paris. - % Do % Paris ...... 20 %
do to Hamburg % % Do 10 Hamburg. q 70
Passengers are also forwarded q Bavrs Bremsu,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., At equally low ratrs.
Wares from Liverpool o. Qusehst0ab Ist Cabin
$40, SIS, s106. siesTags $50 Those Who SSH
70 send for tBsir friends can buy Iisksis here ~
these rates.
for further information apply at the COMPANY q
oiioes. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway, New York.
BEHG q AHTIIBss Agssts.
dncb-bHu Evansville. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
GROCERIES. &c.


-
NEW HAMS too Lbs SUGAR CURED
IN Hams at WA. CALDWELLH
Fauihy Grocery.
REEF ToNGuE3.--io doznn Sugar Cused lIesf
ID Tongues at No gfirst Street
NEW HOMINY. 10 hhls White Flint lIsniny
IN 1T WIN. CALnWkLL'1.
ONIONS bbla choice onions AZ
" No. FIRST. STREET.
DUCKwHEAT FLOUR 10 sacks Fenns,l,a.
- MIA Buekwh0at FLOUR at
CALDwELL's.
DRIED APPLEs.--A oh0ics article 10 b. had at
- ChLpwELL's.
(NnEEsE 10 boxes Hamberg Cheese aud DO
~ Pine Apple Ohseso at
WIN. OALDWELL'A.
CRANBERGIEs.--A snolee article % be h.d at
~ No. FAST STREET,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Diflns SERVES aliI b. held Al 81. Paal's Church
ou Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Mr. ss.uia.
Tag aaIslsiiuE a.rs.st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
Law CARDS.
.Jns- II. walker.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Agent Tor obtaining Pensions.
Back Pay and Bounty
L'oR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND Fpk
I the Widows aud other legal representatives Of
aose Who die Ia the service Of tho United States
fhce on the Northwest side OF Third STREET
Gear the Washington Honse aud peaFly opposite
the Court Hoa~ Evansville, fudiapa
Az business entrusted 90 hlm will be prompt,
ATTENDED 70 VI. it1a q,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08


To The PuRLIC Applications for
Agencies osthe Phoenix Insurance Com.
pany Of Hartford, Connecticut, at places
where the Company has no Agent can
be made to the undersigned Appli-
eants viii furnish proper references as
well as state the probable amount Of bu-
siness to be secured Agencies Of the
Phoenix are new, and have been Tor
years, in successful operation, under =
comprehensive and national system, 10
all the cities, towns and principal
places, affording unrivalIed facilities 10
the public for eifectiug insurance in .
first class office. The aim of the com.
pany is to still more extend its useful
ness By establishing local Offices at the
prominent and growing villages through
out the Northwestern States and Terri
tories.
Agents Appointed, Losses Adjusted
and Paid, Correspondence promptly at
tendedto Documents and supplies fur
nished Agencies, and all business con-
Quoted through this Branch i1i-the same
manner as formerly with the Parent Of
fee at Hartford. Branch established
1857. H kTTTvDD
Fl. N. MAGILL, Genl Agent,
80 West Third ST
Dec6-3t Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
INSTR MENTAL,
PRIZE CONCERT
For the Benefit Of the Poor.

fTHE FOLLowISC PIXIES WILL BE
4 afasH By tie ticket aoldsfss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
Fresh Vaccine Virus
Pure Medicinal L1du rig.

lust RECEIVED AgD FOR SALE AT
- HgHIAEPFElps Drug stor,i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08

BeARpEEs wAxrrD. Twelve or fifteen
gentlemen can be Accommodated at Mrs
+. A Young's, on First street, between
Vine and Division. Nov2S-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-08
CONCERT.

s0r9 ar,sn
V oC a L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-30
PROF. LOUIS WuNDgAMs
BLOOD PURIFYING
4 II D
7 q RG A II " E q RMS
In Pits and P0scders,l

In PITS and P0scders,
rggHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING nso,,.
! as vet known, have been znast successfi,ll2
used for over quarter Of 8 century II Eurnrs
and for the Last years, slso, in: Ibis ccunETv
and are particularly efficient ia the cure CT 81
chronic diseases. No ohs should dispair OF BENZ
cured without first trying them, 10 family
should be without them, for by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They ars i'm
portea direct to this port by the UNDERSIGNED
and their purity, efficacy and safety con Be r..
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some OF the diseases which
have been permanently removed b GhaE uae;
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
ongumption II It's
early stages. headache
asthma cough, sore eyes,
iockiaY, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholc, catarrh, psin in the
breast and SIDES deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chillg and fever, ague open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt Theum, cana
csr scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, Bill.
licusness, eruptions Of the skin, bowsll
complaint, langour, govt dTopsy.
o7yspelas, worms, cholic piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness swell"
ings, bloatilgs, bloody
and white iuz, dys-
ness, mea-
sizes, sc.
Also, PROF. WUNDRAM MS RHAUMAs
TIC TINCTURE, sure and safe cure 1o5
acute and chronic rheumatism, nc matter OK
~ PROF. WUNDRAM'S GOUT PoWDEH8
(Girht Pulver) if taken II conjunction W.T. 20
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or POW
DERS, will most surely cure the worst cases
OF Gout and Inhanlatocy Rheun1agls!n
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPlLGFIAC =
MRDY, the only safe and rsLiabIe. remedy
known for the certain cure Of Epllepyl2 5 5.S:
PROF. VVUN . r A NJ S TAPE OHA
POWDERS will completely carry q Inis
troublesome introder, and also remove FL osns1
worms most efecSually from the System.
PROF. WUND z a NJ S kl5GLA bAA
STOMACHAL ELIXIR, an invaluable re
medy against asthma, billiousness pain n thS
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery, dler5hoee'
cramp choiic summer complaint, nes 2ScAs'
faintness, sudden indisposition, dyspepsia, SEE
sickness. &C. Every family should have noe'
tie Of this Elixir in che house. and every sTSSs
eller IN his valise. It can be safely. given Io
the smallest children, there being no lauoano"
or other deleterious substance IN i; ~ G ~
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TOOTH-AOh1s
DROPS, give immediate relieE, and are nlo ;;
relble than any remedy yet known one sS''>
PROF, WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA! can.
not be TOO highly recommended 70 all a asp5z
t;oo cick and conyalescent. and those spfeEAnk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-30
Mr.. gtanton's Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
N asHrNGTON. August 20 1864.

Mojor General Dsu, Nev York:
The capture Of Fort Morgan is fully confirm
90 ~ d;snafo}eg from Generals Grant and
ssl,a.n,an ash, derive their information from
Richmond and Mobile papers:
r anp, ars FROM General Grants dlspastch
70 e}1e President. Just received, that Fort Nor
gan was surrendered
try poINT August "a L5lacoh, f1'es
aasat United States: Since my dlspatoh OF
Ibis morning have received the iSlchm !.
Sentinel Of the 9th. In contains the follow
Jag dispatch: r.. NJ
gan was most unexpected, and we await al e&
nlanation OF SO unfortunate an occurrence. .
s'Phe press Of Mobile is hopeful, and CONN
dent Of their ability TO hold the city
u. S. GRANT, Lieut.. General.
The latest intelligence from the Shenandoahi
Valley represents that q large part OF the Geoel
force there has been withdrawn towards Rlch,
lnond. 3,
Tie latest reports from. Gen. Sherman rep
resent that thus tar his recent movement Go
occupy the rebel lines OF supply has Deen sucs
ressfu EDWIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary oil War.
The Washington Republican starts report
that Banker In Hamburg, has offered loan
of one thousand ,nillions Vi dollors to tie u.
s. government.
The late raid Of Gen. Forrest, into Mem
pl1is. is Sc oxen OF in the Northern papers, IN
terms of bitter reproach against Gen. Wash
turne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-30
8 c & E .

DANIEL 81 4
MERCHANT z ALOR,
gTAvING taken the stand formerly o. 2oou-
IL pied by ". & A. Murray No. ~, n oGxh
Fairfax street. is prepared TO III al oroers 81,
reputation Of his predecessors. dec 9-ss
, 1864-10-27

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

WEDHrsDAT RvKN1aG, Oct 26, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle dur
ing ths dsy at the various yafds amount to about
500 head. Entered la!es. ass head. Of which NUM-
ber ~, head were delivered on contract At u Is 2
1o ns Pr1ees ranged rom S3.o&5s, ca1eny \: u 10
Is O0 = 100 DE-
The ecepss In point Of quality vero above tha re-
cent average, ~ with fair show ofmeafuu RTades
there vas much better supply Of good MEDIUM to
prime opalites fhe weather has been unsettled and
Hildsr And consaq more un1syofab1a for baef
pacsing 30 that city packers have dono but little.
This limitation tn the dem and hiss been fully msde
by q more active demand for army cattle, On which
acccun1 the purchases amount to upwards Of 100
head
The market has bean moro sctiva than Jesterdsy
for good grades Of stock. and with fzE.er fas1nz
amonE operators generally, pftcte havs ruled 1525c
= lM nj better. tar proportion Of tha Hotk sold
has been taken by Gpeculaos, mud for really prime
stock thers has besn evinced better feelsag than
his existed during tho past fortnight. TheTe 10 still
tho sAne dsinenation On tha part Of buyes to pur-
chase low and common grade stock; the result u
that thls cass Of stock already Accu nuiAttnR In the
yards, aud without some moat improbsb1e demaud
ar1to du1lnx the week, we snail By 1ta close have
A18e number unsold, 81 was the cass On Saturday
Yl~t
, 1864-10-27
M a RI n a LIST.
FORT OF oHrcacc
&RHIEnn

ARMvEu
es1a9 Go%ss T kEtlssa Maa!saroe. ,una.; a
foEsat eu.e1. cresa r. sssssa sSsG
BsFsPs 2ts s'1s.sSl:na 3: Il
sh sshr HoRs Stanley halsmszoo u eds bark. wood
sshF Gs,te Woadlosd. 0Dnan, R.lsn1soo.a as. 8 ID,
EST sssE .h.
seeE scE ~, aanpsh1s. Long. Jeanin9s PaF n eofd.
sssf & g. Hubbard Burk, Nuskee2y.. ky e ~ mi m nmSs
seas 1Gaa 1AGsa,atdan' smith, Gland 7Is1afse. is coFd4
TneaeF TnaneF' hansen. Grand Traverse. loo coft1
sssE sss fHssn'lssse Hs, ,sssse sssa Ts R,y:x q. wood
sehr ,RSssts ,RRsSyss!;tss Light Rad. Grand navea. In
sshr whin Hsnaen. st. Joseph. II eds wood.
Scnr Fin haVt ma sS 5oseph. 81 n !unaoor.
ssss sssI es'ss eolabss bsssof isass 80 sea
sssE Ss liz 81: g: .sa: ss: s,a
ssa: s hhas13 ~ q; I'll G; 9ss AZ
sehr s1lasn e. 4 Has'sas Moore ss, CITY. ~ "a lumber
sss! Ss,!n .sleS aa!saa = iasssla 3 lumber.
ses5 sesf ii.e sss eesf Mpt 70: iumbsr
schr Spartan. VAnde.oesg. Pigeon CreeE, i sosS1
| sehr T1icoloE, Ktsg, south Haven, 3n cds wood,
sehr fssfe!. Aehlniey, ha'nazoo, 70 n lumber. IN
gchr Geo r. Foster. Hansen, Eusseson, .. n lumber
schr IT ma. lmnftf, hus3egou, II N lumber, 80 u
sehs Ardent, Butter. Whita Lake. 80 m lumber, N
achr La11nts. costalp, Kalamazoo 70 N lumbar. sus
scbz j. bfesdea. Wilkinson. Brown. p.sz. 6, n
schr Two Brothers, Erickson. South usyeu. "a I'd.
, 1864-10-27
EKQna QUINCY.
Enthuaanetac Union HeetfnE-Goppere
head Rixxle-moes1SE OF Sno sons OF
L1bcfty-IafIux Of GaoflN21.

- -(Bpecal Dispatch 10 thu Chicago Irtbuno.l =
=, QUINCY, H., Tuesday, Oct. a> 1864 =
The change in public sentiment In Adams
county WAS abundanuy shown this evening
in the audience thst assembled In Pinkham
Hall, to listen to the eloquent utter1nces OF
Judge Wm. Pitt Kellogg. A respectable pro-
portion Of his hearers were men VINO have
heretofore voted with the Democracy, and
there Were not few, Nho 2, n voting ior NJ.
have relieved themselves Of party trammels,
ard voted With the party Of the Union.
PinkhRm Hall Was largely Tiled notWtth.
standing the rain, and the fact tfatDl
Richardson and the snakes In this region
called q meeting Of the faithful as soon as
the avowed intention of fkeaplBg Democrats
from attending the Ucion gathering.
Judge Kellogg WAS the pr1ncipa4 speaker,
and fully sustained his reputation IS an able
and convincing orator He commenced by
reviewing the political questions soon to be
passioned eioqaence, intersporsed with sar-
casm. dissected the Chicago platform and its
policieB the past performances Of its sup
po,ters, and tie political and military record
Of Its candidates. He was very largely ap.
plauded- .......---,
Swan and Others.
The Copperhead meeting at the Court.
House Was q elim affair, not more than two
hundred being present. Dick Richardson,
that distinguished whieky shop and
corner grocery politician, was intensely
d'sgustcd at the contemplate aZzle, and re:
fused to speak. His place was tolerably we'll
flied, however, BY German speaker and
man called Peterson. They dealt largely In
the Eegro, and descanted loudly upoa the
questions of arbitrary arrests aud conasca-
tfop, after the manner Of other Copperhead
orators.
The Sons of Liberty held grand district
pow-wow In Quincy yesterday and last eve
ming, and mahy Of the delegates, from this
and adjoining counties were present, and
attended upon the ministrstions Of these
Copperhead apostles.
4 large number Of Miseourans are cross
Ing the river at this point on every ferry
boat. Some are armed and some are not.
They come generally in squads, and about
one-half come mounted. The horBemen
move through our sire Gets as cavalry are &C.
customed to move by tWos. What does
meanf Are the CoppeTheads about to put
into execution the oft-repeated threats Of
taking possession of the poll books and bal
lot-boxes and controlling the election.
The attention Of the Generals command
ing the department aud district might With
propriety be directed to this subject. It is
instructlve to know that Richardson's meet.
ing tonight was attended By many Of these
gentry. One thing Is certain, the Copper
hesds and these Missouri so.called refugees,
but more properly "guerillas," are In per.
, 1864-10-27

drawsi Of the application o! force to qnefl this
etrccioua rebeilon while traitors afe N n1mS
ha sinat legitimate goyrznment. Any suspan sloA
Of hoe.iliies could bnt encourage their sesi.ttncs
and impair our Own means to induce thett return
TO loyalty, OF coercc their eub1,ission 70 ~ ano
slshtlu1 authority. believe IN me easu9
pstaoisn M of lie Preeident, i and rely, hopefully.
upon ,he competency Of the present Aun7nlsIai .ai r
tton and the yalor Of gslsnt amy to p1as 'n,s ~
terrible war to Triumphant close and nnoex .1. n
ment, restore The country to that safe, peace!al
and protperoua condition. which can Only ns q.
joyed in Union under constitutional gosetument
and inst ard equal laws"
Long s1nce retked from political lte,
nothing but the feril Of bis country coulo
haye brought Gov. Lincoln before the poonc'
With no aspirations tor office or honors' Inc
bitterest partisan cannot question his Sin
cerity or impugn his motives.
, 1864-10-27
CHICAGO LUMBER maRkxr.

WKpiKSDAI EVENING. October e, 1854.
IuxnRR-Recelved, 7oopo feet; shipped. n DC
feet. There were fax earscea On tho market during
the day. with modtrAts demand prices rue steady
and unchanged. %.
su1ya1rs-Eecei,sd. lis GO ,htpp:d. sss.ooo. NAr
kct quiet and easy It previous ratcs.
LA1H-ReeciYed, ass.eso p&a :. shipped. $ go p;s.
In moderate demand. with fAsr supply. =,
CARGO aA11s TO-DAY.
Cargo schs Fcse1, tson MulksKoa. sold by Soha.
son. 75ioo feet good lumber oueha stps ~ UT 80
ergo schr AdEiAnc, from Ggazd RtyW, told By
, 1864-10-27

The 1eceipte Of Barley early in the week were
large, but the ofEerines were moderate. Buyers
ano eel,ess we're apart in their views, and there
was not much deposition to press Bales. Several
lots have gone tnto store. The weeks GALES H.
cluce 1900 bu Canada East at 81 6511 Is, includ-
bn Canada West At gl.o0; and 6,5o5 bu Clinton
county at $1.e6. The railroad receipts during the
week have, been very hght-ahout. GOO bu. The
apainst &, eco bn to corresponding date iu 1863.
The receipts It Oewego OF new crop, 1854, are
about LII 600 bu. The Oswego 1Tn1ta places the
quantity Of Barley noH aloat on the canal, at
about Sc, ,0G0 bu. -
, 1864-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oot- 2d.-The War Depart
ment has received copy Of Beahregard's 8
address on assuming command o. the Army
Of the West. In 1t he exhorts all capable OF
striking blow to come forward at once, and
/, tbe ncx: thirty days, an amnesty IL granted:
he promises thst II the people only respond
to this cal1 as they hare done in days that
have passed, "the enemy shall be driven
from their SOIL"
, 1864-10-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
WKpNEapAX EVENINGS Oct,

WKpNEspAx E7dH1Aa> Oct, 9S 1854.
The money market to day WAS quiet. The De"
mant for currency is active, but the bankers are
diec1untfng OILY first class commercial anu mef-
camille paper on abort dates at f0per cent. per an
mum. Currency in one senfe Of the Word. taefe-
fore, Is Close bit there is efficient for leg'nma9e
husiness purposes.
Eastern exchange ia In better supply in conse-
quence Of more liberal shipments OF Produce, and
the market Ia easier. The bankers to-day did not
pay ever r discount, and they sold at par TO lilo
premium. - =
TIE God market To- day wac ft.ner than at the
clos. yestarday, and ratea had an upward tendency
--ouzntuk in New York At 2184. falling TO N2Hs
dsenclng again to at74, and closing At P. N. at
, 1864-10-27
Dry Goods In New York.

Dry Goods improve slowly. xnd holders arc arm
in ttelr demands A very attractive lot Of silks
were offered By Messrs. Wilmerdines i Mount.
There was lair attendance OF buyers, and tbs
prices realized were moderate. The different grades
eolors, were d1spoeed Of at prices from &s.42H @
nbis co1ofs. st S1HeDI.a5 4 large iot Of asuFsd
thks were offered, but prices did not meet the
disposed Of. PsIces ranged from $l.4oG11.7O.
MeesEs Haegerty Co., had sale OF carpeting
which attracted good attendance, but apparently
s. 10l2.15 al wool filing ingram, 611eac: e1.
sup. thrce.plp ingram, $2-0a12.10 Many lots were
passed, the prices not meeting the Views OF the
hniffrs. = :
, 1864-10-27
Government Awards at st. Louis.

Government Awards At st. Louis.
Colonel Hainss awarded, Friday, tie following
contracts:
CoRswell l. Co., 1900 brls single extra dour, at
Same, 1900 brls double extra hour, at t9.A per
barrel.
4. d. Smith & Co. s. 900 brls single extra -four 1t
Same, 5000 brls double e1.rA aour, $40 40per hi.
The Hour to be double head-lmeo and delivered,
and the payments In Washington checks.