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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-17

tar, $s,ss9,eO7
SrxTY-EIaHT cities and towns in Massa-
chusetts have filed their quotas.
FOUR iron gunboats being constructed at
st. Louis-the Winnebago, Milwaukee Choctaw,
and Chickasaw.
The Western Sanitary Commission has ex-
pended, on an average, fifteen thousand dollars
per month since the war began.
TRUSTWORTHY intelligence says that Iowa has
furnish ed about two thousand over her quota,
and thereby placed herself out of the draft.
GEN. BANKS writes to members of Congress at
Washington, that with ten thousand more troops,
ne can clear Louisiana and Texas of the rebels.
The female soldiers, discovered in the disguise
of regular uniform are said to be good fighters
Prentice says the women who wear the breaches
always were.
From official data in the War Department. it is
ascertained that the number of troops that were
enlisted for actual service in the month of Octo-
Der, is 100000.
The sum of 5000, 900 has been paid over to the
Sanitary Commission by the officers of the Gin
cinnati Sanitary Fair. 1t is thought that the net
total will reach $4,000.
AN officer in Lees army furnishes the Rich
mond Sentinel with schedule of his mothers
expenses for December, which he gives as a fair
average. The total is $4,000. Among the items
is $50 for hat.
The number of rebel prisoners now i'm our
hands is officially stated to be three thousand
officers, and between forty-three and forty five
thousand enlisted men. ALI the rebel prisoners
of war in the Old Capital have been transferred
to Point Lookout.
The news that an unsuccessful attempt had
been made at Richmond to burn JEFF. Davis
transformation in connection with the coffin
and rope left at his door few nights previously,
is not without it's significance. Treason, arson
and rebellion, are ''going home to roost.'
THE Proclamation of the President, issued ON
Saturday, the 3lst ult., for 100000 more men, has
taken the country by surprise. This call is said
to be based on the knowledge that the rebels are
reinforcing their armies by wholesale conscrip-
ton with view to tremendous campaign in
the Spring
THE war has produced strange alterations.
Two Kentuckians, father and son, were on a
railroad train in Indiana last Sunday. The
father was Confederate prisoner, the son was a
Federal guard on the platform of the car. The
old man seeing his son, presumed to take more
liberty than the rule allowed, and put his head
outside the door. His son hastily advanced,
piece at the shoulder, with sharp sect back
there you old rebel %
WHEN our war broke out, we had no cannon
that could lombard Charleston from Fort Sum-
ter, distance, three and three-eighth miles. Now
we have guns that can reach the city from Nor
ris Island, and go distance of mile beyond,
making five miles. Guns have been invented
that will carry enormous missiles nine miles,
One of these on ship could lombard a city with
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Was constituted by the Secretary of War in June
1881 in accordance with the Recommendation of TIL
Surgeon General of the u 8. Army, and its appoint
ment and plan of organization were approved by tn
President of the United States Its present organiza
ton is as follows
III. w. Bellows, d. D., New York.
A. D. Bache, LII. d., Washington,
Fred. Law Olmsted, California.
Geo. T. Strong, Esq, New York.
Elisha Harris, M d. New York.
w. III. Van Buren,, M. d. New York.
g. w. Cullom U. 8. A.
A. e. Shiras, u. s. A.
r.. c. Wood, Assistant Surgeon General, y. 8. A.
Wolcott Gibbs, M d. New York
S. G. Howe, M d. Boston, Mass.
G. r. Agnew, NJ d., New York.
j. s. Newberry, M. D., Cleveland, Ohio.
Rt. Rev. T. M. Clarke, Providence II. I.
Hon. II. w. Burnett, Cincinnati, o.
Hon. Mark Skinner, Chicago Ill.
Hon. Joseph Holt, Washington, d: G.
Horace Binney, jr., Philadelphia, Penn.
Rev. j. H. Haywood, Louisville, KY.
j. Huntington Wolcott, Boston, Mass.
Prof. Fairman Rogers, Philadelphia, Penn.
OFFICERS
H. w. Bellows d. D., President.
A. D. Bache, LII. d., Vice President.
J. Foster Jenkins, General Secretary, New York.
j. H. Douglas, Associate Secretary, Washington.
F. N. Knapp, Associate Secretary, Washington.
j. S. Newberry, M. D., Secretary Western Dept
Geo. T. Strong, Treasurer.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-30

FATAL ACCIDENr.-We learn from J.
Kenworthy, Esq, Of MorTisburg, Guthrie
county, that on Saturday last. lad thir.
teen years old, named Samuel Nigh, SON Of
A. L. Nigh, Of that town, was accidentally
shot and instantly killed. He had taken
down his gun to 60 out hunting chickens,
lifted the hammer of the lock, and conn
menced blowing in the end Of the barrel.
when the contents of the gun exploded.
killing the lad instantly. The funeral
took place on Sunday.-Sta<e Register.
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A rumseller at Franklin, n. H., was vis-
tied not long since by two hundred ladies'
in procession. who politely informed him
that he must shut up shop and leave town,
or he would be assisted to do both. He
didn't wait for the assistance.
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The steady and large advance In gold indcaes tba nm
certainty with regard TO future to which we nav,
alluded and the comparatively slight simultaneous ad
vance in government, railway and miscellaneous secuf
ties Affords further proof OF this Presdentia election
Is always preceded by period In which unen's minds
waver but such an has never before occurrad
during period OF and paper ipaaton IKE ma ,ras
ens winch stands unexaopled only In the history Of
our own country but the whole world and therefore there
ali Tue more scope for doubts fears ana the pay Of
imagination. Financially, in any case We ara IN
exposed condition. for the policies Of Congress.
NJ Chase and Mr. Fessendsn have ler, tho sd,nIns.ra
tioo without control OF the gold premium and couse
quenty OF tho entire hnAoces OF the counry Congress-
must undo its plumbers, remedy the currency
evii before we can hope for much s:eadiness IN ros
which Is now the shuecock OF the hour tossed by the
battedoor or in other words tho caprice Of s,acu,
tion.
Ine rapid advance OF the premium, and the largo er
port on Saturday were chiefly the result Of tort
ana not because the legitimate or even the ordinary
speculative demand for gold caused that ,dyancs sb
mont The rse entails injury upon trade and
individuals Just as much produced by real ca.ses
Acd when people see gold rising they become tirid OF
consequences, and think Of possibilities which tend to
the aggravaon Of the evil They think OF the nine nun
dred thousand democratic voters and the nine huoded
thousand republican voters in 10y States and won
DER what will como to pass the even, OF Mr. Liucoue
reelection or General Mccel,n's election and Soma Of
them act as II they had heard bad news
The money market was easy 10 the early part OF the
week on call loans, but unsettled towards n.
Close owing to the calling il OF loans by the
national banks TO meet Treasury drafts Tho Do.
mands OF stock houses were, however mot on
good coatersls at per cent The discoun. lac
mas been inactive, and commercial paper s continues
ous Of favor unless for rst names which are rated
At from eight to twelve per cent
Foreign exchange has been held with great frmncss
rates IN gold, varying from 1o9s to = Tor tspers
biln az sixty dsye and llo' to Ill three days Msr
chans' bills have been offered at los y, bn; thev
were not IN general request. -
AZ some confusion si exists in the public mind with
regard 70 the vare or currency calculated b. the
premium on gold, and as every engaged In foreign
Trade imnedatey Interested ia knowing the relative
value OF paper coin at all times. we give the follow
ing table 10 illustration, with gold ranging in ,ns-te,
price from 200 to 3oo-- -
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THE MEXICAN EMPIRE.
rasiish Report 81 MAJ nitinp's ga,is-
1Aafory Progress.

7
me accounts from Mexico to-day fully confirm TIE
favorable anticpa,iors expressed N previous al
vices with regard 10 the progress OF tbe empire
condition OF security, and show that the ast Am roan
stasernsn 70 the condition o. the country were
ruvuor occaaione, total fsssictsons
Tnsricc Ctr epa 10 eorrespondsnoe Of Lsadon TsAss
Asn 10 generally believed that . company has been
formed IN EngsDd for constructing railroad from Vera
dus 70 Mexico, short syncpsh o the ccntsrrns
the privilege upsr Mr. 1soandon may not be out Of place
Toe deevss IVES given by Juatss add bears date the sn
Apsu, 1851. By an exclusive privilege y ranted 70
AatanN ncandou 70 make q railroad from Vera Crux 70
eAy povs We Aciac c0estthe lire - far ~ prnctica
w y pem tRvN9A ~ uaus lnpeft<ts sgfiealAnse ane
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IN. Increased Railroad rsr.a.
tswuLpsessss 70 4Asr ruz S1acr LseAL rAars

IT, rsv xrron oF fsH nrsllp


frg xrrioA nrsAgr
WIN 700 permit me word on the imposition n the
cars, AVID a suggestion Of rer,eoy Toe ob.scs evi'
aea,y much the sUorul OF the tax, ss 70
extort mo additional each fare otnerwss they
would trust tbs conductors With cko.s 90 msks change
FOR passengers who dssirs t. they do 10. have any
scrupss paseing Of their tvo cent tickets IN cnanss
Their purpose OF erioston shown to, in tbclr rctusa
10 take The fare when tcnserea With The addition
of the tar YESTERDAY had TO pay fares for
PARTY OF 6vs ne Third Avenue road with ono cent
aadtona for the tar, which above tns fare which
The law allows IL wa refused, ard cent Additional ON
each fare demanded. hsI mad ladies Ia my company
ss compelled submit 70 tho exscop Had The party
bceu gentlemen only, would nave submitted 10 errui.
syou from the car and tested their right by suit Iney
are clearly cnsd but for sight fares or lees
Ubeu paid By person. Nov, gentlemen, BY ift's
care in combining, can soon bring these monepoles 70
toyms when the full fare has been rendered esch could
bring suit Cor damages on cjectrnsnt By judoious
oombiss.sop The sIsorsop q seven huldred -, cent
srcsss Of chat ths rsvsaas hv p~snN, may ~ srsk'
- a.
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cry conmERolAL REPORT.

EIrEDIr, NOV, I'D T. D..
AsHs--nsceipis, 40 bbs. Market inactive euo rrioss
pouiosi. rhe market is bare Of pearls.
pg,.nsrryys. -feceip,s, Ie,e2s bbs. -four. 800 bbs
ana aao psys corr meal 81 o2o bushels wheat. 900
a. eorn. 1870 do Rye. and 1860 do barley. The
market advanced leo JIG. the higher ruling q gcld
win fair trade demand ard revival OF the specus-
tive inquiry Sales OF 1900 bb's State aud western
tncudns GOO state, deliverable NJ tais month
December and january, a, $40 80 stiD, 100 Southern
| aud 400 Cssadsu Rye nour quiet but frm. Corn
meal sold 10 0. 600 bbs, ~ Tor harshs
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AwgIo-Chsnsse War Material
America.
,From ,bc iondoa Ycs,, Oct. n

IIrom tbc fonf1n pcst, Oct. II.
The whuwor,h gEps, Htormr' nreccb loading rites,
SHOT shell sword bayonets aud other wsrEe s,oree,
recently supplied 10 Tire fnroroan Chinese force, npd
which nave been brought back ~ this oouptry, we're
sold by auction in london Monday. and attracted
numerous ATTENDANCE osc preceai neins sgens
from COnfeGc aud feacra states, who made .args
purchases acoovpt ~ Their respective g1vsrnnsns.
The vhitworah thirty youncer riae lpra vith
risge c complete which coet Gsho each, sod from $50
cl20 sach the twelve poundcrs which cost l25 each
from f2t css; and tie ere poupoes winch ouss
Eli, from as 10 cl2 Ihe Storms breech loading ifos
cold Tor merely nominal pTices. sui tns shot, sos' sr
did net realize the valve OF tie metal.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
The Rebel Prfvntrers.


Tns suatoY Weber arrived hare, reports having been
boarded by the Confederate steamer Forids sept 10,
lat NJ long rs ". she experienced heavy gales from
sou,h, southsoutne east and northeast, on the goth,
2l.t and 22d or October.
Tho sao Trsrcsco srew geamcr, built st Nantes for
the rsbcs bgt when French government has not al
lowed 20 be given 10 them, made trial trip 70 see
Gie aud bach Her engines worked we'll ard nor speed
was thirteen quarter krots hour, ard wss
three quarters than hsr builders contracted foy
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rno solloving aeclsou OF the Hon Joseph J. Ievis
v,ll interest All VINO have occasion 70 negota* osns
upon colla.erals Messrs. John b Murray Co. m9ureo
vhsshsr loans made BY them for railroad conpsnse,
upsn bopds and stocks, 70 be regarded 20 sses "
tbe notes aud II will be that tie commissioner es
cdss tha, they are considered :carr !" and not is
70 the tax s'aotss sold"
TREASURY pxrAsrnr,
Oryrrs oy psYsRr&L RBvvsUr,
WARRINGTON, Oct Z, 1864.
GHSuExn;-I reply TO your letter Of October = that y
yos receive order TO borrow certain sum on Unteo
states bonds customer ard effect the loan. deposit
ing bouos security io- the loan collateral Tor
ths u customer tor the amount OF tbs loan,
such transaction sale within the Gaming u the
Aw, subject 70 tax either of toe stock or note.
N A eject icau oi D on his note. pledgns ssoct
sfrsr securities az collateral transaction would not
BE- sale "a between and b. nor Would broker who
Eotslsd the uaDsacion be decrnscto nave made sale
N sbs trsnsactiou vss truth and loan Ny
r. however. ths transaction we're soh that under The
pca M - you'd be entitled 70 treat the tsnsacon
sale and 10 hold As note, AZ purchaser, the broker
will bs liable 10 the TAX a.. =,
rbs docsion Of tbs matter aepenos uPn .,. .ne isc
via<heg tho transaction 10 actuauy n inhh :" sA's
v'rr r''pssnasaRsaa sossRsaa }. LEWIS, Commissioner
nssrs. ions u. MURRAY o. New YORK
rbs imports other than dry goods ana spcc'e :. 'na
por ior tss week ending November Amounted "
v,sus 70 ss9s ls3 TIE imports OF dry goods compare
follows with tormer retcrns.--
En,srad ~ Tho port siss arr Lsis.es4 sol %
rnrovs % nars.,. ssi.e1e i.ssi,syl ssss
sssrsd a IL. por, s@a,o.sa sr,oo ,oss ssls,!
mrvn On market. ss,oSa,OH ss2iT'724 s2,sis,os
Sns totai isporss 81 New York for ths week oompar
- follows with former returns
vss srds rs.a s,;, Oct e.; ca2,; o. I,
Sos- @Sss. SSsiSa iaiI,s' i.sss,ns a,aiaOs
1sA. ,tLsssSD AsssSss azIA.sx zss4Ss
The New York herald., 1864-11-07

wutsrs. Rye quiet no9snaI B,rsy wss dull, vtsh
ssIss q oco oasnes e . = 81 81 for Western mixed
moderate inquiry 60 sales q syc Cor Canada ana so
Lc. f,r Western.
Cofftx-'he market was very nrm, but quiet; sales Of
80 bags kio al 44kc.
Corns --liie mariet somewhat -excl.3d, with
fair d~mand from tbs trade prtces advsnced iuy
&C. per TO- owing TO the advance in god saiss lce oas
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
In. prss,ao.tial E,ec on.
INDICATIONS PROM rsp srArr ccSrEsrs--Ss.

INUlCATluNc FANM rhk S1AIF LiNr
coLr's Svcr ruE TRfrNiPH IN THs R,si.n.
lfrom the f0,dcn Times, Oct. 26
AZ the election OF toe American President " made In
the month VI Novombsr those state elections whchakc
place In October o the year o toe ucD greater contest
considered ccrtau indications cC its results u s
assumed that the party which carries its tosct fos
ssafe officers members o. C,Dgrcsa VIII be able 70 ro-
turn tie decgstes who will nominate the new President
In theory the body TINS chosen sysosd @ b. an si
sorai cv.isoc, Vs1 pos of is tim 70 ~ ~tr,rc,d ~
fctm cf ~ h,sf icr Hea. Tne principle appeared
scvno enough. .las u discovered " did not
work Ia prsctns and tho electoral College has ong been
composed OF dsegsts merely, VINO strictly >eyry ga ns
Of ne party ~ sA cg cp7,ssntsa ihere 10
not tie slightest chncs OF any dcssse ny the
ysprbcsn p,rty veipg for the democratic csnddaie
for the presidency When tht side ttat has the maory
In he returns ~ tness elections BY tbs dferont ses
known, the erccest OF whoever agreed upon ~ the can
6dsis Of that party oeya,u auy future event crr
well be- Uepce the interest felt the kcai elsctiona
occurring shortly hssore the important conflict
1prse Northern StatesPannsyl ONO and Indsna-
elect their representatives, in the federal Corgress on the
day every year Hut every fourth election IA sbssv
I'd With the most nense anxiety throughout ths fsderN-
tlou, The 18th ~ october 10 the day ~iaoh meu maj
read dissct signs of NE ocmnG tms. ~ sunses
op thai 6ay ths telegraph flashes 20 svsry cly - W
Union, or what LEFT Of w. Tho triumph Of Ne party ts
has "casrsd ts oks fcf consrsss To the unnitiate1
Il dcss ues imnedstsy appear Why shs went that hae
no issa bearing wbatever the election = prssidsws
should BE- - closely essoslassd vita ~ But shs party
DpsaaS 80 'val lkp9N1 kRaN ~ ~ mReRSenet
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cotton marke':-
We hsvs no improvement 70 notice " ths msrkes to-
asy fbsre was bu. ntH inquiry, ana anything,
p,ice~ were sim easer ntdns. however, being stu
yuosec ~ 81 IL h 81 70, while bow nhdtng wac So
Asn at III liz aSll rs The tsl-s embrace - bales ~
re ordinary at auction sold by order of the special
Of tho United Treasury a. ST % 10 per cent
eover,n cot b. pad ny buysr1. and oass dam
a<ed Il slc., satns condition.
The New York herald., 1864-11-07

The course o. the general market during the last month
will be apparent lrom the following statement or prices
al the close OF each week omNr
the quotations for gold, government securities ani
railway ana miscellaneous shares at the Stock Exchange
In this city at the close Of each OF the four weeks
The New York herald., 1864-11-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
surpAy. Nsy O. lSo,

suNnAv. Nov 9, 1854
The past week has been on the whole active IL
Wal street. although the prevailing uncertainty with
gard 70 the result Of Presidential election the
future OF political military snt financial affairs has i'm.
posed chack upon speculation to exteal aud ran
way shares fully responded the rise in gold
The New York herald., 1864-11-07

lHc SecuUu Nas!uDI ADK Of BAItlm0re hhS doulaTod
half yearly dividend OF per cent. ....t5
The FOLLOWING an abstract OF the quarterly reports OF
the National Banking Associations the United States
showing their condou tho morning OF the arst Mon
day in October 1884, before the commencement OF busi
ness on said day
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TIE situation in Ltverpoo,.

trsm the London Times tctty afticie), Oct Zol
The accounts from Liverpool describe better 'eeli19
on Change Several failures last week. boz
although OF them for f20c 0c0, they appa-
reny OF character eurprke alarm, aDA
the predictions which. for speculative purposes, haA
been circulated Of more im2oTsaos sisas,ers were ~
fAlsinsa.
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We arc giving our whole time and attention TO
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Also, the Nep England LIE Company, located ut
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