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, 1864-10-14
ReaI EstatR==Gnuntrp

TOR SALE-A Farm il Knox c.,
csso Bu.upEscn d QUINCY Railroad. eon .isstuf Of
50 scles OF lsad, Also II acres ct vary tups
6liad diIch. & nve1ienlI Mv.ded into noids Nsar-
j. tvo hundred ac!es e timothy. A2d clover. a
Eoass On re iar m. 'na aa "a sehoes A.;
i19ns In mno.s. Edxald Hill Will show iha far1,
1:a,t ter rA or Alu1.ss b7 letter fox vteks,
GkO. ELL, BloominXtons III. co.'s u9Hs:
, 1864-10-14

OswEuo. Thursday Ever tog, O.t. IS.
FLou,-stesss ARD II no sfate dsm.!d st f8.so3
a7i for No. 1HprinE: t9 7559GD for b I'll teri 395J
GIFTS for White: $Q.2 .23eal - for do1pFc extra
NJ Mills ukr cinp H. ia Ill: No do Sill. Corn
tcaIce and quiet. Oats nominal. Basl9y teid at
II so VII nout 1a1ee.
CANAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1864-10-14
The Vermont Legislature,

MONTPELIER, Thursday, Oct, lathe
dav. The Senate organized by the election
Of Henry Clark secIetar., and James r.
saupson Assistant Secretary. The House
elected Hon. A. B. Gardner, Of Bennington,
Sneaker, and ). H. Flagg, Of Wilmington,
Clerk
, 1864-10-14
Important Arrest of Counter
fr{terN.

New YORK, TAursday. Oct. 13.-Col. Ba-
ker, OF the U. 8. detective force, With the as
eiEtance Of McDavitt and Clanvo OF superin-
teudent We1ls' corps Of detectives In Wash
ileton, have succeeded in discovering the
whereabouts of gang Of countertefters In
, 1864-10-14
% I e d.

In Ills lily, at O'Clock Thursds ~ mo mag ater
eevera ND pi ots acted luesa. Mrs JACOB GRSESE
BA UM, ,JF.
r fnltzal VIII afe place fEon her lkts residence,
on Hnhba1o B.reet between Wood a1r Lt2colu } :
tnu mcsEirE at II o'cieck.
, 1864-10-14
Illinois aHd mlenfean Canal.

Especial Dispatch to tha Chicago Tribunal
BHIDaxPoHT. Thursday. Oct.ls.
CL1Az1D. Oct. 12-p. m.-Cenyegance. Lemon. 3;
Gn,nee. do: =. F. Gale, do; Lady FRANKLIN. do !;
Bar ln2ton. Ha1sal1lea Oneida, Oaava. 800 b.ls
2alr u n.A lime; Col. ulzan. Otts -, E,aoo feet
lumber, 81 900 18th Thoro. utt1ws, .o,ooo feat
lumber. 70 200 lash; Empiss Loekoost; Seneca, La.
Sails :.A1conA. Lasalle, Is b,ls sslr.
CAIAHxp, Oct. It's. m.-Roek River, OttA "a, H.,
eco teet lumber.
ARRIVED, oss. 1s-Dsrfgo. Joliet. IS ynra roebls
s'cne: Adssnee. Lsmont. - yaIds dimsnuon stone j;
HeEelute, Lemont, 30 yssds ruhbla ssone: d. G. LOOM
II. 70 SAfds IubbIe slpau Lemupt IS ylsda fnboIe
oLo: Planet, lA94lle, liz tons coal; Catract, Ls-
bale 90 hn c.su. Is ou barley brll porx. 5,2l0 a
l4ro Is nj talow; Bepuonc McrtiS, 190 foEs c,&l !;
S!h1s snd eutprs Mo.rl. 10 oats. $50, bu ryd
contest Morris, 116 ba rye. 67A ~ osrs, IS hu
le5 4,1cb ns seed; Chaonahon. Kanks iee Feed a.
800 bu con !7po tn oa:a; Cayux4, Loc1poir. $500
bn osta. 10 900 Sect lumber.
DR1psKroRT, Get. 1919. p. m.
CLRAHED-Detr Park, No. 2. Utica: D Hets, Le.
mo1t: nouRlRs. No. 2, scnecs au.191 It lumbsf,
Las itth. u bfs lime: Marietta, K&uRAkee,3 57b Il
lumber s. ...L lah EurhmAn lava, ls1 brIs salt;
Lcouts, L. mont; Drill. Norris. 1870 4 lumber;
Ke4oiute, Lemont Consultation. Leuout 20 z5u feat
ln9 oer 80 bills salt tons coal 3019 ns m14e; ADJ
CLzaHrp-M.ple Deaf Joliet. $50, bu oats. 1,o,obu
ra; OAK Leaf Joliet. ot bu oass so,;S) Ds scrap
lQ5.
, 1864-10-14

AT regular meeting Of the Chc.go seamens' Mu-
tu-l Benefit Association, the following resolutions
we're passed:
WHEREAS, It hae pleased Almi.hty God To take
from us our beloved President, Darrell Gleason,
who cot iott overheard the schooner Eleanor while
IL discharge Of h1s d. ties: aud,
WHEREAS, III. social and christian virtues, his
benevolence Of character, and Observation-Disclosures
OF purpose has endeared him to us; th. rciore,
Rtso!Eed, That in bis death we deplore the logs
OF an cfncicnt and worthy officer, trusted u. 50.
ahe1c be has always been an example worthy ii
amitatlon, I'D where nts worth has gained for him
TN upeuf led name that We th,ll niea5s deem
Rksctttd. That we tender to his Surviving pa
rents our heartfelt 81 mpatby for the 1Ereparable
ResolGed, That q copy Of tbe foregoing resolu.
tions be transmitted to his pnrenta, and that they
be published IN 1ne ChltsGo aud Buffalo daily
phptr9,
, 1864-10-14
4@anlE1.

w kNTED "A ti.u-ti:n IL any
.,sn,..,M Mshs tr plosneos oy 81 actlva mas. Also.
Car s;Ss !es Two e1n rfeHca9 uEr 6asdn e!Afks'
oe3r..' II 90 s. ets40 04"~sss 0St'S
ec4'ulna. yrvrq Il fc
, 1864-10-14

New YonK, Thursday, Oct, ia Rich
mend paper says the yellow fever still pre-
walls In Charleston.
, 1864-10-14

NEW ToRK, Thuraaay, 0cE. y, 1851.
The gold market IL without any special sensation
Ct movement. Speculation ia QUIET and the p:Ics
ste.dy. opening at 2o34. and uctnstinE duElox the
aftsYuQ.n II Ma rtrnnIct AID 6smtr nt 2l6l<. -
, 1864-10-14
NEWS or TELEGRAPH.
FROM RncR ISLAND.


6lor1ous Union Gathering -%peeGnes
b! G.vernor Yareo ana f1on. Wna.
fl.t kellogg, General Harding, ana
, 1864-10-14
Uhifaqo Gribn11e.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II, 1864.
THE CITY.

REr1nE1ra The 18th Regiment OF one hun
dred day men Will reach the city about O'CLOCK
this mnr1fnr On the Ehfcarn L Alton RA1!rCaQ.
, 1864-10-14
Great 1ncendiary fIres Ia ans,ta.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 13,-Over $13, ,Oo0, 900 of
the $40, COO, COO 20 loan were bid Tor at the
Treasnry In this city up to yesterday.
, 1864-10-14

w ANTED -Di:sb a officers a1d
y Eoldie1s. ho.orably ds-hsrzcd from the SIR.
VEG. and IN want OF ee1plnynen peculiarly sdapted
70 th.!r eonoltlop, Bhouid AddreeB P. o. Drawer
oats. ta:eng3. ~. E3{fng aare OF tl,chsr. e aad
nC1U
, 1864-10-14

4 PROJECTED Nu1sAEcE.-Is is reported that
larGe glue factory IL proposed to be built on the
Lake shcte at Cleavtr.ille ust beyond the recent
II erected p.ckiDe house. We hope this wtl, not
te ptrDitttd- We have etench enough aIrc:dy IN
shet section. G. ne orEs above all Others should
bc kept ont Of era lllrg Iimlsa O the city.
, 1864-10-14

Sold5e rss Homo "A fall attendance OF the
Board Is requested at the regular meeting OF the
Managers Of the Soldiers Home, this (erlday) af-
teruooE, IN the Lecture Room OF the Second Pres
byte1tau Church.
, 1864-10-14

to1 krF5s. ChlcAR0- oc-t695 Ut
WANTEI-Agents to eel! C*m.
C;a5s's 1ndt'lte.e ?. aci!a snd 81 'hio9s BY Thcn
sf sa9o 'ncsth @ e. Re %su5. sl7ay7 Keep lha ots'
sEc PET cur SEw cIEoULAR. Il. E. LAEDOS. Agent,
S. Iake-Ft .Eh cs9o, IL oet-ta9{-lm
"ANTED---Agen's to ssu ny
=? tit- ucst ysluab6 nsv rece.;ss spd rae.trd4
cf eDp'ogGelt- A2clu s-e E,e1.u7 feoca xs.ec to
5tnr tree or reeepr Of Il 10 snd rel narap (rsey
kte Eorh $lso e anr para Rver7 fac1ty Should
N. " noou 4. setaB294Qt
M ANTHD-$lGo pe: Month Ac,
W i've and Reliahle ARena In sns army and
eys;yxss5s slse II shs n9st nesatss nssiaess @osn
9ATHS AH. L IS BrosavR7. N. 7. iT1ln91C-ea
, 1864-10-14
Nnw Ynrk nPv Eon3x Mn rttnr

New York DRY Goods Market.
NXw YORK, Thursday Evening, OFT. Is.
a. tha o!y goeSs ans:i9n ] sa1s. e. so:day fea@nody @
nc two VT eks ago snd Rocky Pond SlSc. against
sS1sc. FArcy ctoaklngs ra1ge1 from tx 70 19c,
Milton cafstmeres, al wool, went at {l.bJ9l.15,
, 1864-10-14

Er&S1;oissxn Eku to 3&Iss.~,TFts Hall
IA to ret foz tae purposes t21 HfzG eueh h<llb
ere ordinarily raeG. Te=7s Ettc e.1ta. Applies.
tGn. eee tt uosde 6. tia a-t=, -dtasl!c2 FRS e.
yanef tN the E6u se1lIhi4n-tF
, 1864-10-14
Aust.

r .OST-$lr.cO Re ward. Lost,
Kids, nfaf Nun lake, q Ia1gs scrrrl Ma.r, ! unite
not htr forehead ano ,sar Sp her IF hsp any
corner OF PoiE s1e. asd Bin, bland avenue, VI
receive the kboTh re 4Id. oc,J utf3s
, 1864-10-14

Hteh Schoo1.-Thc monthly rhetorical e1er-
clsea at the High School viii take place this AFTER
noon, continuing from till 81 o'clock.
- DR. Jamse, formerly Of Janea' Lock Hos
pflal, Custom House street., New Orleans, La,
estaalith he'd In 1850 low located at So Randolph
street, between S:ate sud Dearborn Streets specla-
Ett It. the rratmet Of infectious venereAl disorders.
at d I'll diseases Of private nature.
Dr. James cnree syphil,s IN its various s'aseR,
without mercury. iodsde potsseii, or any, posaon,
bus with neutTa'izer, positive cure TIL. terri
bic disease SpeTma1cirhoea radically cured 91th
an tnfsllibe method. 1Hpotency, caused frn:1
epemaio.shoea Or 'oas Of semen-this debility,
Dr.. James will ohiteate himaelf in every csee to
ture. where the organs are perfect In formation,
producing full power and vfgnr.
Df. Jalesf Office and parlors are 6s R1ndn'nh
strcct. All ccntultatons coaddeutial. oc:.14ul23I
~ GeDtlsuen w1ehing Unde. Shlrts aud
DIasess;, WOOL Shirts. nesiers, ,Handkerchtet.,
assortment In the city at Wilson's, 1a6 Dearborn
STREET. Prices to suft pteeeIt rates Of gold.
oci1-t3al5t.
Er&S1;oissxn EkN TO 2&Izs.-.sIts Hal
II to le1tfos eC tae purposes t21 WraG eueh hxils
, 1864-10-14

WAETED.~2oo Agczts wanted
~ from ali parts OF sha YES to se.t B1.ssEtck's
oF Cuiae Lsstes Dfel:es ana ali Kinds Il
cspt q! REQUIRED. STACY 4 Wl1).R Ho7W ii.
n1..ars Nc: oFrotckb Bui ing, ec1nef OF K.u1olph
aoa ne*f6t n streots, Chicago. Q. HOE G19E.
, 1864-10-14

N ANTED Agents to sell NY
" rev engraving ea:Tsed "Fcne on Purlouzh.~
PIE e zoy q. a. sseuts Fl r. ne ha nercE naa aag
viii nnd rnis good eh saco Il rnk~ n nay AppIs
# tcnct 70 aaAsUEL PIKE, Bcx 5o53, Chtcn 10 hi,
lRsD. isatoN Il
, 1864-10-14

NHW 4T1Est Exw ATrACr1oaB!t
EugaZement ef
MISS MAUDE STANLEY,
The beautiful Operate yoca1ls..
1rmeree succeaB OF Dir e. z. COL. Ina. tes ertgi.
nal cure. JOHNNY ALLEN. general Ethtopla, 1Ir-
ttEent- I, 1nd JUHRNY dOYDs JfE Dancer AuG Etaio-
ptar CcmrdiAo
uoo.z open att .............. Curtain yisee at s..
SCALE OF PRICES:
Psrqtette ............ .... ..... ........a cents
Oresa and Family Cncie..-. ..... .....N cents
H.ut Ie EeAfk IN boxes .,,...... .....,..T5 cdat1
, 1864-10-14

W7ANTED.-nr. fs:d Men to uu
W de.1tAzd TIA. thoy c&n oe supplied with Sub
itutes at lowsf rAxes tns4nnY otner place Ia toge
We alW AyB RunrA sen to what VIC say. H.yArA Of
st1eer ner. VS. refer II she 1sAd1nS naa In tia
city 81 usarbcfn ssreet, Room s.
Cc4 uil91t LEWIS & CO.
" AN. ED Substitutes tor tns
w navy and Aray. H1eness Boanty psil nv
ISAAcE tIrr 4 Gu. 65 '1%sx s're~t. 1:1ta235t
, 1864-10-14

w aFIED Ages1o, N @l8 acu fr-
~ Eale- headqu ter1 for the has: aad most
Eepnaf ancsctipston works evar eaolths ID. also var
1Pss Ettot IA hs, enzfAVnxB Of Lincoln. GeApe aad
Meclellan. and poftfs T. Of our military and naval
cEtu'a5s to Z. TREAT, publishes aud waol .ale
aRtnt. Ch!csg- Ill. &C j tso9 It
, 1864-10-14

ACATEMY OF MUSIC.
IA Wakh pRicp st bet, CLARK Md De arb3En at

A%N<~E1% At~&*<[t
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
, II Wath nR,cn st bet. CLARK Nad De.rborn sts.
THs E. L. DAvENpORr DRAMATIC
ASSOCIATION
r nersls sS.e shsy vi, e,ys the sseond o1 thar
Of e2rertainmenfs It .he aoove place.
On sArURDAY Evening. Oct. 18th, 1894,
oa Which cccsltn will Be produced The following
TINE TRIES ALL
AND
THE RIVAL LODGERs.
A. m1s,ian % cent? Private poxss ssc9 aud y o..
se~ts c.n be eeu1ed ss the Box 'fl:e two dAvs In
open Ut; curtain rises sta, ~ oe1tass;st Lip ''
HOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
cu1. :. 3. WOOD Aap B, F. WHITMAN,
-, PMTop5tstora ~ sad Aacaxers-
TBuRsDAT RvEH1Na. October 18th.
LAST a'ohr ISHA. sS5 7Sa SRAaa e tbs GREAT
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Sss!s h2ii;::::::: ~ Il s!sa a!ssa
Evs::......:::.: Ill; A,ss zasts.e1sa
Fnz,1 in L ~. f. p5f.a fF.a
x x T. j. ssheRs..I tas great ir!ah Drama .; TIE
TO nu:eu I'd s.s1 81 of esat5 Gu,
5esnrea JIG n o prs, t:is or g.:
% 9.shsasfs Chairs GO Ia nuinees>.. :.o9
caatsn il years. oi sRs sna e.
6hssa III ;ss sssi.sa & Fs fss s
peors ePea j i? GsTtsia sis:s st. X O'Clock. Car
NroVICKER'S THEATRE.
~ ~ . Msaison street, between ssata and n.soora.
, 1864-10-14
the DRAFT.
F1amlaahons Yesierday-Hesger EesaIta-
EhilStmen1s-DeHdtS


The mills Of the rods grind slowly" The
wheel Of detting, too, erlnds cut lta work In the
Office Of the Provost Marstal at what many might
consider slow rate Ye: We knoN not that 1t Is
co.. PROCESSES are fast or elow according to the
o. the parties interested. the death march
TO the gallo 10, solemn tcough 1t be- ra!lopios
Int hs hour Of lite is occupied Ia that passage to
tonos Hhte thess 2re times and circumstances s
when The fash oi In neltlgence over The electtic
wires - scsleey rapid enough to suit our MEASURE
The dTnit IS known to be slow process in Itself.
but then It acts as wonderful Do Fer in sttmulst.
Ing eolistmeuts which wensd otherwise never hsTo
been nade. Not fse men per ciem would have
letn scored dpIinR The past two months, from
Cook comfy had II not been for THE fact th1t the
dlat Tae 1lrtt ordered AID then enforced. The &C.
creuons to the army from this county By the draft
pr ss Fa1 but indirectly It has already csu5ed
The enlsstmeht OF 4 full r1siment not recxontny
the huldrce who have bean credited TO other
places.
For some days ps.t the drs wing In the Office Of
fcialy, hut Of 1eceesi:y the time has been occu-
pied In the examination OF men .lready draftcd.
MeaDphte tbs. potk OF enlistment has steadily
pFoceee.d, rendering draft anec.ssary IN sever
al fub-d b-distT1cte, which must otherwise nave bsen
euhjected to the allottiye prooess. Theso Is eood
reason to believe that with ntt's farther delay
tse quotas OF nearly a the suo-d1stricts could be
The araited msn IN is' tdss s.h ward wers examined
yesterday; the following being the result. sum
uomed to appear 168, nswerei the call 81, held
to persorsi service 49, furnished substitutes g. ex-
eDpted On account Of physical disability II. e7-.
The drafted men Of the 12th ward viii be exam
tnsd to-day. 1t Is probable that no draft will take
p'ass to day; and possibly not before Monday.
he wala sas,5 wfFe a. f9'ioEs
TRelith Wara 9-total 42. None from the 70 Tns
ontftdethe county.
, 1864-10-14

" "ANTKD-Wen wh* ar. DR. .fts d
w and wish to procure sabsvtusss to apply as
"a pearorn ttreet ts.,om 5. Y0u viii 5e pm cr+sy
euprllrd ut tne lowa.. rg+ss. II Yon w1ah 10 sa73
uts e., tpu)y iAnedlas.lv. LEWIS CO.
". kHtl4.1f
, 1864-10-14

ITO KENT--AC Outage Houae, No.
4 % Ih.cop fstre.t. containing I'VE geo sized
fooros, E1th all 1ecestary coses, &c wthl7 ali
block Of Mat tHon street hotte rallsaY 1nQolss on
r. nts o. q Fl ~ MStss, q2
~, ,Vr,k
, 1864-10-14

EtOR SALE-Or to rent, a fine
E cottage re,idenee, containing seven room1- 10
ssted at Laks View. oppostta Ar. WA!e.I, tnree
mil nItt ntE fcm etfeek cAys. For pa 7icu1aHt ad
d1ess P. O. Box 1875. Chicago. oG s7989<
, 1864-10-14
90 4af1tt.

ITO RENT--Sto!e snd Fixtures
> fecord flo,r 1G3 South Water stfsee Afs1,
a.ortge room IN cellar and lofts ARA 4 ztMvkR-
MAI: CoMn!ss.on Merchants, 1855 South Wa.a -ss.
&C 4ntit.lY .@
, 1864-10-14

w AN1EU--Ag1nss, $50 to $50
per mcnst AzepsaW Y nted, malls sad femsle.
FAMILY sEWINH MACHINE. P1lce onl. us. Il
Eil satSh hen, is tucx, bind, cord. Quir. en-.
per rnonth. Or Ktsa liberal cemH,sston. Cal % Of
as-. Chicago. III. otE &
, 1864-10-14
1HanteD-5ubstttuttg

" AM IEU-kkcrur1s sno Voiun-
w tee tor oue Jear 70 I'LL the Quosa ot this cit7
nnas county. The hiSheM cAAh bounty paid 4 faN
Ro men c&2 hHro non com nlsEol.d oncss4 os,aa-
ues Boys. thl II your lsss caA1cs- - DcAxa3rp
SEeR. [oct4u11Q I'll LE#l5 g VI
, 1864-10-14

AND
THE RIVAL LODGER5.
A. n1s.t1n 20 eenta Private Boxes SEQ aud 35 o..
bea1s c+I be ecu1t1 ttue Box sfH 20 TWO uavs In
advhnee ircm 10 to II A. y, knd : to 2. ". Doors
, 1864-10-14

WANTE3-- Agents wanted to
~ Et1l the eGxSutssIspnoyEo fxw Erar.ASn
FAMILY SEWING MAen1Nsr, either on I sAlars o.
hRsnts. Adtrats DANE & CO.. r o dag IS. M
cage. 1llnoa OF call At Rcon No. 2, P. s: Once
Hieca. ceIntr Of Dearborn AZ q Monroe streets.
, 1864-10-14

Ektir7Iko PRISONERS are infjrned that
abe pastaes Interested are MAKING strennons ei-
&nrts to procure permission Of the authorities to
enlist psisoners uoE lying IN jail awaiting tri for
various ofensee. The wish to Ill the quotas OF
the eun-districss is \ lsudable ope but It shonld
net be gzatthed at the experzc u justice. We sec
no objections to the remission Of npe for dIsor-
derry :ondues On condition that the prisoner will
be 20 .ucn Ex.ty q disdpl,ne. fe1o1s deserve
TIE entlen'lAry. AID no convicted tlon H. eapasls
OF serving ns 4 euder. The authorities have no
right to einnt sly such communication 70 prisoners
Hhen q reasonable ground exists TO be leve 1h4s
they are actual II Lot convcte3 ltlons Ne1'hcr is
tie praetice desirable in prac:lcal view. These
jail birds may count on the quo:ns ut drst bu not
1or long; they Kill seize the earliest opportunity
10 dett snd Cana6a wall be the tee.e Of th .is u.
ture txplosauops- Nor IL It II sht to send them TO
The army, where they will disgust or denoralsze
the good aud truc men wa hsvc aircaGy seht there.
The so1dlern dO not want tutn,; they are Ct uRe
when there. Il It y mockcty ot3ostice to allow
them 10 Depart. We sincerely hope that no snet
thing will b. permitted. II any such case shoad
come to our kno eledec, We shall not hesita.e to
report II. ana throw the b,sme where 1t belongs.
, 1864-10-14

NJ ANTED Young Msn 70: the
~ AIRY and Favy. 10 serv. either - sans!t
tues or vcluhs ssor1 lor oua Jt&4 z You will nlw.3s
recr1yt The n.zaest N. ney a:s is eoi q. ana v1*:
I-u arc promised y,n yin - safs Of feetiv;ax: "a
pts. potn stIeet. lKNl5 Z co. ptlA ETt9lt
, 1864-10-14

Respectfully anncurce II thsr friends aud tbs public
r. thar will eiye the second OF thar :r1es
Of entertainments 1t she aouve pisce.
On sATURDAY EVEAlEG. Oct. 18th. 1894,
oa which ccca.itn will be produced the following
, 1864-01-20

An Informal complimentary dinner was
given to Gen Burnside, q few days ago In
New York, BY prominent citizens. The Cen
erai gave some deeply interesting rcminis-
ccnces of the perfect and selfsacrilcing 10y
atty Of the people Of East Tennessee, Of the
siege Of Knoxville, and Of his command in
Cincinnati East Tennesseeans, tor instance,
when the Union armies swcpt their farms
clean Of subsistence, would say, ats hard,
General, TO be sure; but thank God, The Yau-
kees did I'll" And during the siege Of Knox
vile, most seasonab1e and large supplies were
constantly aoated down to the town on the
river Iast the besiegcr's pickets through the
fogs, from region actually patro1led by
rebel cavalry. The General said of the siege
Of Knoxville, that after all, there Was no great
merit in holding 1t, "because VIC were Or
dered toy' After explaining how the dctcn-
ton Of Longstreet before Knoxville, enabled
Grant to complete his success at Chaitanoo-
ga, Gen. Burnside paid noble tribute to the
private soldiers, whom he called the real he
roes Of the war, "aghting where they enconn-
ter twenty bullets for one that comes near
me, and with no prospect If they fal1, better
thnn nameless grave" Then followed c
brief allusion to his policy in arresting VAL
1andfgham, Of striking at the leaders, and q
curious story Of that Copperhead's arrest It
was threatened that he would be rescued; 30
he was put in the room Immediately above
Gen. Burnside's in the hotel, two floors
higher, company Of regulars quartered in
the hotel, and Corporal and seven men In
the room opposite Vallandighnm's, having
= L.
, 1864-01-20
The following table shows tho receipts during the

The following table shows tho receipt, during the
Last II hours:-
To-pAx the receipts tof Hogs veso 1865 Dressed,
and 1e0 Live The market fur Lire Hogs steady,
With sales Of $4s5@6so gross
Dressed Hogs we're active and steady, With liberal
eales at e6on37soths bulk otthc transactions hay-
iDr been at S665 and S7J65, dividing on 20 ns.
Proysions were In fair demand but the scarcity Of
money rendered transactions light Mess Pork was
scId at range of s19-5o9eo.5o of which so br1s
werc taken By Government at 5000. Prime
1lcse Pork was quiet, with sales Of 500
prls 1t STATE. Bull meats we're quiet but frm-and
We uoto light ea1es Of county Hams at 9c loose and
ebt countty Shoulders At $5A5 loose English meat,
were quiet with gales Of SIS b1s Short RIB ddles at
&c. delivered at Keokuk. Lard was dull, with Hight
sales Of prime LEST at 12H@l2Hc.
Wheat was nrn, with sales OF No. Spring ut $il7x
s1IaH and No: Spring Mt slla9l.12t.
Corn Was dull aud 1owe1-~lth sa1es Of No. at &c:
No. 2, e199ec and New Corn At SxassXc,
Oats were quiet and steady ut 65k@66xc 10; No.
and 6sk@64c for No. 2-c1osing ut the inside figures
Rye was dull with sales Of No. at $lo5a1.o7 Bar.
Icy was In good demand and 1rm-No, selling at
*l.s+, and Rejected at $t.1s.
Highwines 1era dull. with early sales at Sic. and
lster transactions It tse@83c- Thern Is no specu1a-
live inquisy~the scarcity Of money and the unce.-
talnty OF tho proposed tax, keeping them out OF he
market.
, 1864-01-20

performed by the army. It Is dlfhcult t6
conceive Of another port that the navy can
take. It Is at the end Of it, string in that r..
spect. Charleston, Savannah, Wilmington.
Mobile and Galveston will have to be reduced
by the nrmy. Monitors and iron-clads are
not match for powerful sand batteries ann
cd with tcn-incb rifle cannon.
The country now possesses six hundred
VESSELS Of war, which Is far more than can be
employed against the rebels. Why should
We 60 on'building scores Of war ships at I'M
expense Of hnlf a million for the smaller and
two millions each for the lnrger crafts Let
US wait until this war is closcd and the &c.
cedcd States restored to the Union, before
We go into training to fight John Buu or
1onis Napoleon. One war Mt time Is
enough. In the present inflated state of the
currency and scarcity Of chip builders, 1t
costs twice or thrice as much to build and
equip war steamer as It will after the rebel
lion is ended. We hope Congress will cut
down the appropriation demanded at least
one balE Anexpcnditures for every brunch Of
service must be reduced to the lowest practi-
cable sums. The way to carry the coun-
try safely and triumphantly through the
crisis is, to Lay on more taxea, cut down all
expenses to the utmost, i'll up the army, and
make a grand combined movement on the
rebels when the campaign season opens.
, 1864-01-20

RE dog, with the color and optics of rat, the
tatl Of q squirrel, the ears of chinchil1a, and
the action Of i rabbit. It has heavy cost Of
y soft, fine fur.
y, DEATH OF A PIONEER,
Mr.. Jacob Gooding, formerly agent Of the
Overland Mail Company between San Fran
cisco and Salt Lake City, died near the latter
place on the 18th Of December.
LAW sUIr
Jose Arnamado Marquee, present Peruvian
Consul General for the Central American
States at San Francisco, sues for writ of
hnbeas corpus to obtain possession OF his
child. boy aged four years. In 1850 he was
attached to the Peruvian embassy, in Wash
fngton, D. c.. About that time be was mar
ried, in New York city, to Emma c. Wilcox
subsequently they removed to Lima, where
petitioner held lucrative Office under Gov
ernment. The wife being dissatisfied with
the country "a a residence, came to San Fran
cisco, Whero she has supported herself In O
moderate way BY giving Lessons In music and
language.
PACIFIC PIRATES.
It Is reported that the United States steam-
er Narragansctt has gone to look after sus-
picious vessel, supposed to be q pirate, which
is fitting ont at Victoria V. IL This accords
with statement published that the Collector
Of Puget Sound District had made application
for man of-war to watch the plFatical yes-
sc1s on the Sound.