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WORKINGS OF TREASON,
M OPEN ATTACK ON Z, G. CTS
IN FULTON COUNTY.


Especial Dtspatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
. PEORIA, H., August IL 1868.
Last night Provost Marshal Westlake, Of
the 9th district, with detachment Of cavalry,
made descent on nest Of some two hun.
dred Copperheads and deserters in Isabel
township, Fulton county, capturing some ten
or dozen, and, as report says, killing sew
eral. ,.:.,.. 49,.
Among those captured was a nan named
Lime, who was engaged in taking away the
books Of the enrolling: officer In that town
ship week or so ago. :
Great excitement exists In that section, and
report SAYS the Copperbeads are running to
a1ms to drive the cavalry ont Of the county.
The people Of Havana, on the opposite side
Of the Illinois River, were alarmed to- day By
a report that the Isabel Copperheads we're
coming across to burn the place, where one
Of the Deputy Provost Marshals owns some
warehouses. They Immediately closed their
places Of business, and shouldered their mus
kcts and awaited the appearance Of the ras-
calls, but they did not come.
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Easewle ire we give the official report OF
A1sj. Gen Grant, covering the operations
ofthat arpy from the day on which Gen.
Grant assumed immediate command of
the expcdf bon against Vicksburg. It is q
documentthat will be transferred bodily
into the Permanent history Of the shining
successes to the Federd cause in the
South1es. It is comprehensive without
being too Teluminous; is far more reada-
ble than it3class Of documents usually are,
and gives 3 very clear. view Of the
progress md. means Of progress Of
our forces Gen. Grant pays his soldiers
general. tic high compliment Of. saying
that it Is striking feature, SO far rs his
observation goes, Of the present volunteer
army Of the,United States, TINT, there is
nothing Ehih men are called upon to do,
mechanical q professional that. accom-
p1ished aders. cannot be found for the
duty requirel in almost every regiment.
He does mo- close his report without an
expression d thanldulness for lis good
fortune in bling placed in cooperation
with an o1cer Of the navy who accorded
to every move that seemed for the interest
and success If our arms his hearty and
energetic support. Admiral Porter, he
adds, and the Tery efficient officers under
him, have evr shown the greatest rcadi-
ness in their cooperation, no matter what
was to be done pr what risk to be taken,
either by their nen OF their vessels. With
out this prompt and cordial support his
movements waald have been very much
embarrassed, il not wholly defeated.
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Fire in West PhilafIeIDl,fa.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-some coal oil in
cars on the side tracks Of the Penns sglyan;a
Railroad Company at West Phi1adel phIa, took
nre tfis morning about o'clock, destroying
damaging some others loaded with coaI and
other freight. ~NA $>11
The fire promised at one time to .ba verv
destructive, us there were over o hundred
cars standing on the several tracks, and the
fire was but short distance from the exteu-
e1Ve chops Of the Company; but 1t was
except those bnrning.
ascertained. VIVA
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Q)teo9o Gribulte.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1858.


The news from Minnesota Ii encourar
ing Gen sihley's expedition is at las
heard from-by the Indians, whom be i.
reported to have routed with great alaueh
ter, finishing up the work in that section.
The death Of Little Grow, and the thorough
drubbing Of their war parties viii, teach
the redskins the danger Of their rebellion,
and they may 60 upon the anxious sea,
and stool OF .penltence with their Southern
colaborers against the Government.
Cur dispatches invite the reader to look
Tor great news from Charleston in the
forthcoming advices Of Sunday. Certain
~ singular coincidence has often already
IN this war, made Sunday the day most
favored in its burden Of news, and to NOR
row will be due the intelligence Of the re-
suits Of the grand bombardment set down
for Friday. Let US hope that it will be
what all loyal men arc anxiouslY awaiting,
the destruction Of the parent nest Of seces-
sion Charleston as a city deserves to be
blotted out, and pass from the annals Of
mankind. ,.~
The draft in New York Is to proceed
very shortly, and this time without inter-
ruption. The interval has served to re-
more every reasonable objection to the
hirness Of the conscription, and no more
can be said to the Copperheads Of New
York, beginning with the Governor, but
"sub1nit." The Government is Of the
people, and it will stand every test, this
TIC crucial one. We accompany our dis
patches elsewhere with extracts from
New York State exchanges, one
of them q tubular statement from
IN Utica daily which strikes a crushing
blov at AT the impudent and brazen as
sunptions ofthe pettifogger Seymour It
shows from the figures Of the Adjutaot
General that the reason why Democratic
sections are now called upon for larger
relative quota than Republican districts, is
because the volunteering in the two was
respectively in the ratio Of nine to thirteen.
The draft will go On in New York, and
any men who throw themselves in the way
viii get hurt.
The news from Peoria is satisfactory.
1rue, it is a cause Of regret and shame that
We lAve active enemies Of the Government
plotting and schcming in Illinois, but the
grief Is one we have borne for some time,
and twill be only lessened By the intelli-
gencc, whenever It shall come to hand,
TINT saarp -etribution is following these
knaves The scare and the punishment
they rreivcd in Fulton County, as else
where stated, will do good, There is no
doubt xhat these home rebels intend, nor
can thsre be a doubt as to the proper rem
edy fer them Sharp, short and decisive
3reatna1t will tell. The mailing books Of
the orlsn Of JEFF. Davis in this city arc the
compile State directory Of Ccpperheadism.
Valladigham has changed Ills base,
shortcnd his Lines, retrenchcd his board
bills, kought his laundry work to the
hither trminus Of the Crest Western, and
set up lis martyr show where the curious
may se:him more cheaply. His attempt
to riya tie great cataract was failure.
He vii aow get up fall of his own on
the Dt13it River. What Canuck publican
1,0w r,asA;m IN rhsrrn |
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FROM NEW YORK.

| NEW YoRE, Aug: 14--One Of the mon con
cerned In the hanging Of the negro In CLARK
son street, during the riots, an Irishman
named nS i Nicholson, has been nrrcsted.
In this city on "Wednesday next.
Charles Jarvis has been appointed by ths
President Collector Of Customs at San Fran.
New YoRK, Aug. 14-Fho Commercial says
this has been an actiye day in the stock mar.
ket, and the spirit Of speculation seems to
laye broken ont anew. It is stated that the
Erie and Central Railroads refuse to pro.rate
with the Western roads In the contest now
go5g 5 dna MT INT IT, 4er zane proportion
before the reduction Of fare. Parties who ara
usually well posted, however. in such matters.
Insist that this is not the case, and arc actine
on the opinion. They assert that the NeT
York companies are pro-ratlng, and that re-
duction Of freight as well as passenger fares
market, however, shows that this impression
is not geneznl In the Western LIST.
IL. =. was the center Of attraction. After
touching par at the I'd board yesterday, II went
up TO 13 at the close this morning; eales
4,oo0 shares. It commenced at los, and sales
!. Wele % recorded ioea ct los. and at the close
and closed at lis mS5<ails. NJ n: G. ~ brousfts: ost:
ia, and 115 was asked at the close.
Less was doing in I. G. to-day at 119al19K.
g; d F; sold at from 95 to 952ll, closed at olI
nB. G. d @. went up to 10l, md altar tic
Board reported ut 107. G. g. R. I. and B, 80,
advanced and went about 1c higher. M & T.
1u 6. sold as high rs 81. but closed at 85aS8.
T. q F. y. went up to 7ga78f ut the close.
y; NEw 1oRK, Aug; 14.--.Commodor Henry
"; Morris, U. 8. Navy, died to-day.
The Common Council passed m ordinance
to.day applopriatlng ss,ooo,0 900 to exempt
Ioor men from the draft, by furnishing SUB.
stitutee. Fi1elnen are exempted therefsom
without regard to their pecuniary resources.
The Express says: On its passage by the
Aldermen Who meet tomorrow, 1t will be
signed by the Mayor. 4 resolution WAS also
adopted, asking Governor Seymour to nro.
hibit ~ persons recruiting in this city for
New YoRK; Aug. 1.-THE stock market
was very active to-day. It is stated that the
Erie and Central Railroads refuse to pro rata
with Western roads, In the contest going On,
and that the same proportion is now paid for
New York service tbat was paid before tho re-
duction Of fare. Parties we'll posted insist
this is not the case, and are acting on the as-
eu1ance that New York companies are prord-
ting, and that q reduction Of freight as well
as passenger fare is about to commence.
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WAsHSa7oH, Aug. IA dlplomatic party
the lakes and rivers Of NeN York. The nartR
consists, as nc understand, OF the Secretary
Of State; Boron Gero1t, the Minister from
fruasia; Mr. Milina, Minister from Nfcara-
gua; Ml: Tassara, the Spanish Minister; Lord
n. Mercier, the French Minister; II. schiel,,
den, the Haneiatic Minister; II. Bernatti. the
Cuban Minister; Count Piper, the Swedish
Minister; IL Astaburaxa, the Ghilian Minis.
ter, and several secretaries aud attaches Of
the different legations, They will stop at
Sharon Springs. ~
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FROM ST.
Especial DiEpateh to the Chicago Tribune,

lopecaa1 Ulepatea 10 the chicago Trtbnne.1
sr. LoC1s, Aug. II, 1863.
The sensation report in tie morning papers
from Washington, concerning the burning Of
the steamer Ruth, is all fudge. The money
vas in charge Of eight paymasters and clerks,
and Was as certainly on board as that the
boat was certainly burned.
Reports Of bushwhacking In the Interior
FAY 1t is encouraged partially by conser7a-
tiyes, and to prevent the escape OF runaway
slaves.
The CONSUMPTION officers in Saline county
have resumed work under guard Of soldiers.
Evidence is nov being taken that the conyeo-
ton oath against rebels was openly disregard
cd In Washington county by the friends Of
Scott, in the Late election. It is said the rcb-
els voted who were captured at Helena and
released from Alton Penitentiary on the oath
Of allegiance.
, 1863-08-15
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ,

Especial Dis2atch to the Chicago Tribune.}
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. II, 1853.
David Kennel and William Duncan were
brought before 1. B. Adams, q. s. Com.
missioner, yesterday, charged with obstruct.
ing the enrolling officer In the discharge Of
his duty. They waived an examination, and
we're bound over In the sum of $1,000 each
for their appearance ut the next term Of the
United states District Court.
Dr.. John Il. White, Of jersey county. tas
been appointed Surgeon upon the Enrolling
Board for the 10th district, in place Of Dr..
Prince, resigned
A Copperhead picnic WAS held about n1no
miles southwest from this city yesterday.
A respectable farmer from there informs me
that the bo1dest treason was sponted, the Ad.
ministration denounced, the South sympa-
thtzed with, the drafr denounced and resist
auce to it recommended Some Of the prom
iuent Democrats Of this section we're greatly
alarmed at the sentiments of the speakers,
and did not endorse them, while the Union
men look upon it TINT such things cannot
long 60 on without producing collision be-
tween the d1sloya1 and the loyal men. The
speakers we're Springer, Herndon, Keiss and
Campbell, Of this city. Cheers we're given for
JEFF Davis and Va1landieham.
Secret meetings for drill take place regu-
larly IN that section.
From a1lpssts Of the State Union men w1ite
that the T. G. C.'s are drilling and arming for
revolution. -. .,-- -.
Letters are being received from leading
Union men In Ill parts Of the State, express.
ing their satisfaction that great Orion mass
meeting has been determined on, to come off
here On the Sd Of September. They Ill agree
IN saying that it meets the unqualified ap-
Troval Of their sections.
The dispatch to the Chicago 1Smee, yester.
day, concerning the affairs ut Laoml-is It's
sue Of fa1sehoods, taken from the State Regis.
ter, The affair was precisely as T telegraphcd
It. The man from whom the pistol was taken
acknowledges that it was a United States
weapon, and says be bought 1t from soldier.
The z. g. C.'s, to the number Of 15o or 200
men, threatened to burn the town, and would
have done 60, probably, but the Democratic
committee which went out to meet them told
them TINT the Union men Of the place were
atmlng and ready for them The oject Of the
Coppeshead papers is to 1ull the people into
security, while their secret societies are arm
Ing for revolution, murder and plunder.
The weather Is intensely hot here.
Thfrty.three COWS and twenty-five calves,
being part Of those obtained by the efforts
Of Mrs. Bickersdiko Tor the hospitals, have
been Forwarded to Memphis. The cows were
sent in charge Of three faithful men. The cx-
penses will be paid By the Government.
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concerning the number Of troops located in
and about the city. It IL stated on good NJ.
thority that at the outside the present Ma.
tional force reaches the figure Of 5000 troops.
That more will be sent here Is mora than pro-
bable, but there is no reason for believing the
sensation stories concerning the presence Of
10000 or15 200 men, ~
WAsHNGToS, Aug. 13.-The Star states thu
from well informed gentleman who reached
here to-day from New York, it learns that
neWa1, By the, rioters there, of their, recent
acts Of mob law, in case the draft shall be en-
forced. It's informant states TINT in that city,
9 misch1eEous element is busi1y engaged Ii
forming opposition to the draft, and unless
the Government is prompt to take measures
Tor the enforcement Of the law, it is feared by
many that the most serious rioIs are yet to Be
recorded.
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New YoRK. Aug. 14-The details Of the
Arago's news contain really nothing addition.
NJ to what WAS telegrnphed yesterday.
Mr.. Partridge. our Minister to Salvador, had
got into q difficulty with the Government
about the claim Of some American cItizens
upon property seized from Don jose Gon-
zales- The salEadorians refuse to give up the
property, and refer the matter to our Govern
me9t. Gonzales, whose property was sleized,-
Is alleged to be traitor:
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FROM ST. PAUL:
Good News from Gen. SibIey's
Expedition.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlba1e.l
ST. PAIL, Aug. II, 1852.
Gen. Slh1ey has fought three battles with
the 1ndians, killing fifty. Our loss is seycn.
Tie 1ndians have bean driven across the
Missouri with great loss OF life.
The expedition is homewa1d bound.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbuno.1
"AsH1so1os' aug H. 1863
1S1eANAh REVENUE RfcE1f fTs.
.nol's a1e pe'ne faaoo 70 ctea1e m ampres
hion a1'4ons Liz people tna1 Tue Internal keV
/ eune fecelp's are SO oencaent' 1has new rate:
"..a nass ~ W aeslsu 1nese proceed HON
var on the Government carried on nv them
The recef,,+s ,ra-a ,,o,.- 49, e-.,:1
a"e ses'pIe neie oeao" tae es1lnate o1
commissioner Boutwell, for Some time, owing
to m oversight in not calculating tbe eff;ct ~
manufacturers aecumulating lazee stocks in IN
anuclpa1aon OF the tax Law, but they now
show steady Increase, which will meet ali
cxpectatious formed.
~. ,,.-
eo,.- Ast e.As p1aAcI.
Lyons and other members Of tho CORDS diplo.
matiaue, leave herc to night for Northern
o1eo.I,re tonr r,onnt Merc,ar xv,,t ;o,n ~, =
F fI u T.@r.,,> 14H.e4et WI Jo.n lne
party ~ NE" 1o1h, "aen tae Wnote WALL pro-
ceed to Saratoga, Niagara an other points OF
interest.
SENSATIONAL.
humors OF Cabinet meetings upon the sub
3ect Of French Intervention are t3ut sensa-
tfonn1 iterns far Essfer, ,,nra.. ana
+a11. ,,at..,. f'e~A7. "Da a'e 'o'
aa"s ua''Foe' ........
TIE CAVALRY SCHEME.
Government has sff,1 ,,raor ,o,,:a,...,.
the nrorot1,,on NJ nsn ~ Posse s. ~ a 4l-on
- tanru - 49,. ~ " s 49, 4'o7ss@o :" o1gan'
!ze nsasy 4oree OF mounted men for service
In the Vest The Importance Of his project
is conceded, but some diff1cn1t;es of a ,,r.ot;-
ca1 na+nno ,nrst 1,a ia,eaa.od ~ ~ f'sI., a
>,,ta es~1.s1.,. .ss ue ueposeo o. oe1ofe DELI
a'te 1aso1able answer can be given.
PERSONAL.
Gen. Meade arrfre5 te,r 1s.t n,ob+ .ra 1,a
an ,,+o-r,n.r -,,t1, 49, nNs.s."-.A ~" n@u
1, w" WALL toc t1esiaent and secreta-
y q war TO day. Lie returns to his command
Immediately. =.
MILITARY EXECUTION.
4 ecntence of Court na,tla, conao,,,,rx
Private Rerbs, Co.. =. -. .~.a ~ eouae'uo"ts
der ~ so1a..a- a1s1 eous 70 oeata LOT the mur-
Ind, in March lust, and for desertioe has
been approved md +he .artar,o ~, $50 .7
cnted - w. t,,.. .-. sues "!a W e1s"
su1eu ~ .ne c1ne and place des1gnated by the
commandanr Of the Department Of Ohio.
WAsHrNGroy Arr u .T;-n.t,,,..
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FROM DESMOlNES,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
DEsHop'ns, Iowa, August IA, 1868.
James II. Enwood, late Chairman of the
con2erhead State Central Committee, recely-
ed letter this morning from Keosauqua,
Van Burcn county, announcing that General
1utt1e had accepted the nomination for Gov
ernor, rendered to him By three out Of five
Coppe1head committeeman. II this informa-
ton is reliable, Tutt1e has proved himself
guilty Of the worst Kind Of double dealing,
and will be bcaten Worse than Fisher would
haze been.
, 1863-08-15

New YoEK. Aug. 1.-THE steamer Pioneer.
from New Orleans Aug. Sd, and the steamer
St. MARY, from New Orleans 7th, hare arrived.
No New6'of Importance.
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The Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, Aug. 14.-Parliament'a assembled
Speaker, by eight majority. To-day tho Gov.
eTnor General delivered the opening speech.
He directed especial attention to the existing
mllltia law, which required extensive amend.
ment, IN order to place 1t in q condition Of
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AL the boats that could be were collected
from the different bayous In the vicinity, and
Others nere bnilt, but the transportation Of
an army IN this way. was found exceedingly
This WAS done by making a further march
around Vidal to Perkins Plantation. a ais.
tance of twelve miles OF more, making the
whole distance to be marched from Mlllikep'6
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er. Lou1s, August 14.-Intelligeuce re-
celred here, states that the rebel Gen. Holmes,
commander In Arkansas, died recently Of de.
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Where the Volunteers Come From.
from the DticA Hern1d1

AI1tu VIC baNa 12E114Ql
We hayc classified the counties according
to their ma5oritit., and stated opposite each
the number OF troops raised towards the
quota Of July 2, and also the respective def
ciences or cxcesset under the quota, follow
Ing the gnres ess 81 the Aa3ptant y Generals
r.,.u... Counties: Counties:
Oedcchclce. ce........~-.-.......4 4,03 94,493
EIceeses s:.-.....--...........-. G69 $50
Net deneicntT. tT......~.........3, 3,58 24,142
The thtny-stx Republican counties. with q
population Of l, ,6S0647, raised 43l85 yolun-
tecIs under this cnll In twenty -four Demo
raised q 142; less t3an tie Republican coun.
ties By 9S6, although the population OF the
litter was less by 0ls, ,413.
a truer test-ln fact, the only true test-is
to compare the number Of volunteers sent
with the number Of the arms bearing popula-
ton, as IT is by this the quotas are regulated.
The following comparison exhibits tits view
of the case, the number Of the asms.bearing
population being ascertained by adding to tie
number enrolled under the State draft the
number OF en1Stmen.6:
Republican Democratic
11sseaa11E 1oaa'ss4s R22n.aatao. IS sfs5
The simple result of this comparison Is, !
that in tue aggregate, the Republican counties
have sent thirteen volunteers, where the Dem.
ocrauc counties have sent eight.
This is no merely partial view of the mat
ter. The comparison covers the whole Of the
Republican and Democratic counties respect-
lively and therefore is not opca to the Oh
lection of being based on exceptisna1 in
stances selected for bolstering mp false case.
The net deficiencies IL the Democratic Sec |
lions Of the State amounted to q ,142. against |
1856 in the Republican counties. These are |
the lrrcfutahe figures Of the State records, |
and cannot be made to gtve more creditablc |
verdict for the Democracy except by trans. |
parent perEersion Of their import.
=, Have Democrats any right to complain It ]
:hcsc deficiencies are ad1ed to the conscrtp-
non quotas Of the counties where they occur
Ea11andigham Changes His
RaSe.
=, NEw FonE, Aug. l4.-1hc Hon. c. L. VAL
fnsl nam leaves Niagara Falls for Quebec
feas1'ely. fex asy. After remaining there for a
onnot;e =. ne VIII procede to Windsor, Canada,
'' 10 Detroit, Michigan.
The soth n..--
a%ssaShusetts %as1 Re.i-
BOSTON, Aug. le-Th". "a,
regiment which arrlved heet sosh Massachusetts,
been furloughed for liz ders aast night, has
mustered out Of the scrvices When it will be
ICE IN NRw Yonk-s'Wi,ho,,-
60 mad, yet there are prosnc1t ~ ICE the city !
this most essential article. The " Ia famine Ii
Of the past week has played hayociio ciose ,e, heat
noT,ns n1t ve,y as q, tne
price has increased. being nou, instfa9 ~ dhe
OF si1 dollars, eight doilara per ton. ny y, nve
retail price tar In advance Of this, Tha ~ taa sae
secured Inst winter was not near that Of 1sea
xtous seasons, and Ill the companies Ter.
RhoH Of their usual supply"
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14.-Adyices from,
Venezuela to July S0th say tho rebels still
held Porto Cabello, and La Guayera was con.
eidered blQckaded, wa
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Icefor Our Forces Mt Charlestt
Dcatl1 of n Rebel General.

BosToS, Aug. 14-The bark Growler clear.
ed to day With cargo Of ice, purchased By
the Government for the soldiers aud sailors at
Charleston
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Tie Albany Bridge In Junction
Di4&O3Ycd

ALn4NY, Aug. 1o.-Judge Hogeboom has
granted the motion to dissolve the Injunction
that Was issued to prevent the construction
Of the Albany bridge.
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Ntu a[1ptrtise,l1euts:

az G. z. ScRlVKX, :.ddseTtis1ny 4geat, s.
Dearborn st-eet " authorized 70 rectirs oGcerfiss
ste1tt for usis aad az U44 .sazLag N9rtA7sstsys
pEptT1.
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nj ARRIED.
d I r d,

AZ Cas!Es. y i.. An.ust 6th 1ss3 At the residences
Il III 744FEsS11EY. S1 Of Chicago. md Mss AGGGsrn +.
, 1863-08-15

~ For Wants, For Sale, Boarding.
Fer Bent, Found, Lost &c., see
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About this time received Il letter from
Gen. Banks giving his position west of the
MiEsissippl River, and Stating that he could
return to Baton Rouge by the 10Th Of NAV.
and that by the reduction Of Port Hudson b.
could join me With 1900 men. learned
ed at jackson from the Southern cites viz
Gen. Beanregard In cammand. 70 delsv m. nv.
til the 10th Of May, and for the reduction of
Port Hudson after that, the accession ~
1900 men would not leave me relatIyeir ~ -,
strong as to mofe promptly with what f'ad a.
Information received from day to day Of the
movements o. the enemy also impel1ed me to
inson's Ferry, waiting for Wagons, eunplies.
and aherman's corps, which mad come tor,,
ward In the meantime, demonstratione wars
made, successfully I believe, to Induce Tie
enemy to think that route, and tie one bT
Halls Ferry above were objecs Of much s2li-
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ITO PRINTERS! Three fonts Of
- Brewer Type for Sale-50 lbs. in each
font Figures and Caps complete. {This il
sample Of the letter.) Price 20 cts. per lb.
Address, TRIBUNE CO.,
81 Clark St., Chicago
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gGutea them without fasorttn9 to Merrurz. Iodtea
ffsC4sAu. Arsenic OF sa1sapafula. D.. Janea fn1S :
n'U1kAl1ZE&. WHICH u Po8ITIy1 CueH In All hinod
o1 ossasss 9sEsaic Weakness. brought On by a1cesS
osss t41saon o. 1uaoea. Or cntalled he1editastly
- cured eT y infallioe method. saTtag both 1nis
A1d e1pdu1e. d. James u recommended by tho nre@
generally Of tho South. tho nedIcsl iscuity and nso
lessofa OF medica! colleges. Ar Those 1tjcted annie
eaAe1. s~ -41s~ s3@AAA'A" @s
neEs4hex. DT. 1anoet Once and rarlozs are Il
R4ntol2hat.. between 8t2ta and Dearborn til
0mce opoa tom 4. u. until e. u. Eo11u1sAdons
iaYto1Aole. Auyia k39{-1s-at Hr1u
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nassncl.usetts Rc~;,
tNenf ~e

D0s1oN, HuE. Perm, ro.,
regiment which arrivedn u Ssest Soth Massachusetts,
been oH {9r IL ,t %en nglt has