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COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING. aug. g. 1859
The receipts and shipments during the past txensy
four hours will te found II tho following table;
RECEIPTS FOB TWK1ry-FoUR HOURS PAA1.
Flour, Wheat. Corn Oats. Rye. BEl y.
hy1 hn bn- bU.
, 1863-08-30
M e N EW5.
PDNT OF CIUuAGD.

ARRIVED. y.
stmr Comet. Morgan, TWO Rivers, suudrfes
:sE v III 9se
nsrs nsrs Ghass Bas ts 10
Es ESss: & il; Hs5555;Ss: iS@SsS
schr Stella, stabfe. Mantst9e, 1ea cds wood.
schr ThIts gsl!s Davidson. nenonatnse. 40 lun
schr I Saits lssddtek. Grand Haven. 70 m lumber.
sc,r Gh,1isnse snowbe1l. kalamazoo, 60 m lumber.
sehf il Mtssey, fldney. Green Hay, 1s5 m lumber.
sehr ehr Rss,as Williamson, Bay du Noe, som lumber, %
5;ssss 5asa sess SaS5os s5 &C. aHs s
schr Ill., 1sse1 Maniexcs, . 1unns, g m lnth
sehr + L1snstoo. Williams. Wolf River, 70 IN lurnoer'
sehr 9usen 1 Il he West 1arsison, Aenotnee, 1so m
sclr y q Grant, D!ett,, Cleveland. &Me Ct Mtons coal
schr tonsides, Wadswofth, Cleyelani. 20 tons coal
seIr ! Z Hart, Bigelow. Eric, 100 tons COAX
ssii SsSTss Warrington '06e'' Cleveland SIS 0n'
sch. %rs,!a s!srk naia}S see so91 Is s9s, T.. ..s
nF senI k,gelne, s GiimoTs, 6sxe9s. sso o5ls salt
schr Wam yehlson Tie, 1sTeggs al@ l's p btls 5al
g 6eiaS1
ssh aeFf IL 81 @o
se5I NIeaois, norla5S, Neilasd. Is eT5s xeoa;
sssr aeese keeel fd sfas
sehs Hampshire. wislana. centre7l11e, @ cord.
sehr Bias Esll. Decker, Wolf 1a7eF. $ erds wood
schr ii tempo. Hughes, Mantsowoc. % cels wool,
sss sez asssssas = veo
scow Mt Vernon, Hanson. Kalamazoo, 81 crds wood,
ssoE @ a1naa'ses. ~s'ta Iase, u NJ n % lambss.
scow Grace A Green, ualverson, White LAKE.. GO m
, 1863-08-30
For the Week Ending August %, 1863.
The receipts Of Catt1e and Live Hogs st the
r!ous y1lds In the city during the past week. cadlna

a ben Ah hfnpe1 by all rail
Rates 10 Dun Mk 2Hc = 100 MS len tt,ao to Buffalo.
BEEF CATTLE,
Tte total receipts OF Beef Cattle Tor thu week ead
lzg today, auenrt. according to the daily zeczpts
posted on Change to 363 head. This s 2st less than
last week. aud Is more than the corresponding weak
OF 1aktyeaz.
rns,1 TEE oss11a s,.n es TIE nank
morning win yery limited supply Of stock. There
was largs number Of oaysss IN The .narkst, WHO
prices, but who were unable to make destrable pur.
chasea owing to the scarcity ot stock Sellers were
eVt sn IN u apy ,n..sas. f further % avsnes es e
uroa good cows and steers. to which buIe1s would
1 ' Tm eosE:or ~ I'M IVA xsnxxr' N@ s4'
Saturday, Aug sah; The activity which marked
Bees Be- catle Of N M de,crpaous have net win seaa1 r
tao at the range otpttees Of 1hnra, Dea1ore hare,
NJ Ts,es Ind % eonseentlS naaT lot. Of sainn sns
good qualities have been shipped through. We ha7e
ssss s.,, ot
...n s."s - -. - ~ os..s - " ~
ao'eu eoa ~ W sAna ~ =" 10 10
Morxan county aud which we.e ultimately sold to Mr.
9reenbsum ut Il 50.
We quote the cIoaing prices OF the market as fol.
lows.
Premium. IA
E1tla 9t tss9t8 g
Fair. 3asS q
In to-cays market We make tho following sales: .
= = RHET C4rTrE
, 1863-08-30

The ma.t ct il xesk and unsettled although ho.den
MAINTAIN shor O. n.noess TIE es1cs ri. week 20
cssh; Rio GrTde, 80 cssn: MA:amorta. &c csss ::
alSpfhtef 9Haakt cab.
, 1863-08-30

Gel. T. j nares, catef Comm:Essr5 Of thls Depart
menk awarded the contract supplying all the po
tafoes and onions which sy BE- required xusit tod
n,epsb September. to NJ asia. TIemlatt $lrn5cs.
1t &c per bushe for psratoe and 80 per bushel for
onions, q
, 1863-08-30

OF francs, and In the bills discounted decrease Of sx
millions. - = 'f'= -
: MIR. L. r. Stanley, President Of the Bank Of New
Tork, died very Suddenly on TtussiaT evpntng last.
Of hcmorrhase Of the lnnss at hts redeuce Orange,
Nj. he had been In feeble health for some me from
epinal ttease but attended the duties OF his office
TO tEs day Of bis DEATH His connection With the bank
had existed for fortyseren Years. and he had fe1,
among ctter positions, those ct Teller. Cashier and
President. -
New York Stock and Money n1aFket-Auz.: ID.
Go1p-FIrmer opeutng at 12tf a2d closing drnt at
T5k: Government stocks uIn; U. s. Is 81: cou-
rops 107A; 1903 105x91HA.1 Total export Of spe-
Gle today, 81 o., ,4a5. .. >.
NoSEx-Easy at 5@6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange d mer and more business dong At
, 1863-08-30
r.
Mode Of Cure.

Hon. Wa. E. Gin.
IRE from Cook coun-
It dar1gg the season
oan was obliged to
. extent Of his dis
SEEN fiat he llas
r the treatment Of
hleaso Lang IastI,
rneF RaAfolph and
GO. Aug. ~, 1883.
rs new system Of
: Throat and air pas
and successful re-
practice Is q long step
Atment, IL affections of
III my caee the effect Of
en- prompt, AMI now, after
We'll asIeyer have.
delighted, aud cordially
HI suffering from Throat and
W.. E. G1,,TuEK.
, 1863-08-30

Philadelphia nInr1kct--Au9.29.
F1orE-Duu and prices weak. ...
GRAN-NEeat dull and weak; corn scarce and In
good demand
CcrTEE-Fttm.
, 1863-08-30

EeceIysd. 1s h.;s hear. -; bq wstHs; ii 19 r @ n9
sra s1lclll5 for wh!se. Cozn-stea1y u 5ssstc.
Nslk-Hte1dY 1t shout Sc freo On board. -ntfe Ht
yesdy uye;2 On a11tet Ut S9r, BarseJ-DeasnG xooo
Ri H&i 10 per EEt.
, 1863-08-30

Exports from New York.
The exports to foreign ports Of some Of the leading
articles Of Domestic Produce have been ~ follows:
, 1863-08-30

arising from Specific causes, In both se1es-ncT
and reliable treatment. In reports OF the Howard
charge. Address, DR.. j. Skilhn Hou3htan, How
ard Association, No. 4 South Ninth street ph:1s-
delphia, Pa au21-3m
, 1863-08-30

Il $,t
,,sesa -, N. toras of cverx .htrs,n. A. !.
Ha .n..,,s .hs,r ~ @ ra@1aa,,rs - s,...i,.s -310
"s.,, sss.ses. - Ta~a1r. ~ n.s,S. c.,
To CouNTEr MERcHAxTs.-Country Mer-
chants visiting Chicago to buy Goods for the
fall trade. can raye money by ordering their
Hsndbflls. Cards. BfIl Heads. &c. at tlIs
offlce. We do all kinds Of Job Printing.
- TR1pnxr N II c1.rk at ::
-. ~.
NORTH flsxsB1TEH1AS CHrRcH--Preaeh-
,,,o,v,no "a ,,,1f.nse+ II, o,o3oa,; hr pav
wn,,. T,-an n
TWELFTH CAyA1Rr.-Major Hamilton B.
Dox has received authority from Gov, Yates,
and accepted by the,War Department, 10 fa1se
three additional conpanies for the 1ath ILL.,
no}s cavalry. He is this civ.
.-.'------
PKRso1A14-ReV. j. O.. Barton. formerly
Rector Of The Church Of the :Atonement, Ia
the city, and stopping at 461 West
Washington street he VIII preach this Sun
d,y) morning at st. Johns Church.
-. - ~ 49, " ~.,.a~ ~ 4,e. 81
.ee @Ts.> 4As w. - 800. - :. 49, .,,~ ~ ~ ens
L&"1eneo ., ~"4.. - ~ s.ns -, W
nS way ~ ~ isHes' W sesule ao oouy ~
a' eon, WV - o14'As '"o 4n14 oetso ~
~ua0a'n naou' =. : ,-.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IT CAMp DOUGLAS
There will be religious services held at Camp
Dourlas this {8Sbbath> afternoon. at haIf.past
4hrao o.c.o.1r <3,a ch,o1ssr <f Tho 1,irs+ 5fch
, 1863-08-30
MARINE NEWS

From thu Detroit co1amercial Advertiser M
The follow Ing hit o. tae vessels which have 2ass
" pn1xH @ r. NYeStcfday P. Bark Sunsht1t: brig =
Boljlstaf :schE Msriah r Johnson Thh A. M-F1op-
nersp nowx,-Yesterday P. M-sehr Ghss wa;
ler and Ell Bstea This 4. M--Barks L. Hasxla s'o
Foster. -.. ....
r-yr.sg1. PAss1sa Taxoran rn3 WxELAsn
CAXAL: -.-1 49,. a..
, 1863-08-30

Cunuly Of New Yerk-Tldc Water Receipts
Of Produce.
tie quantity Of -four wheat corn and barley 1efs at
lids ateF d9E1s the fourth weef In August ID tho
Flour. Wheat Germ. Bsr:sy.
: ,ste 49,. = sfa aso ta'soe wsssss 9a'
So 60 .1l1G7e0 49,.
Ibc.S1ou 1tc.117Ao Iuc.4oasco so.
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles LEFT It
tide water from the commencement OF navigation to
tht I'd Jn1y. .elustye during the 3eass 1852 End 1855
Flour, Wheat. Corn. Barley.
1sse... .5ssVo ls1sIon 93Nio1 sss.,od
lA3,, M0 asIt.700 1z69S300 632.e
Dtc.123 50, pe;.a'ss 800 Ines Is8 s0o Dec s06 800
latter le u Tide water this year. compared With the
eo1IespcntibE period 1asr gear. shows decrease of
Thx folio. ( cnnps,st stve tabla shows tho quantity
OF stme Of articles OF pEodnce LEFT at lido water
fom tie con nencen eat Of navigation TO and Ine1od.
inr II I1th nj AaEuAt. in the YearR Indicated:
, 1863-08-30


CURE or THROAT D1eKAsE.
The following statement from gentleman well
known IN DuPage county, will be read With inter,
est:
:" CHICAGO, Aug. 30, 1853.
laced myself under the treatment OF Dr.. J.
ltlLslow Aver, Of the Chicago Throat and, Lung
: Institute (McCorm1ck's Building, corner Of Ran
Go1ph and Dearborn Streets for chronic disease
Of the threat: The tonsi1e were badly ulcesated
was also my tongue, Physiclans who had seen It
remarked that they had never seen case like It
aud Of cou1te their treatment was failure. Dr.
Aver gaye zane to the disease at once, and whal
Is better than al has effected perfect cnre.
!: BERRY Fl. RoHERrs,,
Residence CASE, Dupase County, III.
au3Qet
, 1863-08-30

CAPT. b. r. A111aoS's sCArEMESr.
Captain B. F Allison, who satls from this port,
aud who is well known to the merchants of this
city, writes as follows:
Chicago. Aug. %. 1865.
I hare been uEdet the care Of Dr. ]. W1nslov
Aver OF the chicago Throat and Lung Institute.
Mccormick Building, corner OF Randolph aud
Dearborn streets for IN affection Of the Throat and
Lungs, which had advanced To in alarming stage.
had previously tried various remedies with little
o. no bencfit, when vissted DR.. aver, and am
happy to eay he has effected An eutito cure. an
fully restored to health: solely By his skill BE
cured my Catarrh and Throat disease In a few
weeks aud ny lungs continued to improve from
tie drst, till now they are perfectly healthy, I
breathe + ecly. have pn1n or cough or other bad
e1mptoms When ! realize what DR.. Aver has
done for me, cannot be too thankful that was
permitted to avail myself Of his services. -.
GAIT. B. F.ALL1soN,
Residence Lamout, Ill,
, 1863-08-30

EFF. E RiGby, 80 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Haugipgs nnd Window Shades at New York
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
on the most uberalterma. aug ID 4W
, 1863-08-30

Uswexo Mnrkcts-Au1. 29.
F1ouE-In good demand at $ Is for fancy brands,
GAA1x-Wheat Quiet and unchanged, Corn dull anf
low CT tA1es last night Of Illinois mixed At 6l55c
CsKaL LFBKraHTs-Unehanged. Boats scarce
Baltimore Murket-Aug. ~,
F1ouE-pu11 IfQhio crop Is l2H95 -,
tsnA1E-Theat nrm corn quiet at s6377c,
NmeNT-steady.
, 1863-08-30
DIS. Il. !& J. HUNTER, OF NE "
YORK.


CossuArr1oN.-We copy the following extract
iron tho New York E'ap7e!s. on the treatment Of
by fhs b. ss S
sauabblce, ryalriea, aud deptecations among med.
ical mcn apout 1t, as about every other advance.
established for dispute that Inhalation olmedlcated
ynpot, according TO the practice Of Drs. Z. and J.
anttr ia The 1aost natural po xesfnl I'D success.
1eached, causing the absorption Of tnbercles, the
ceat,szauon OF Cavities ami arresttng the progress
of diso,ganization Of tho lungs. VI u no otbes
that lie chief objection to tuhaaton Is the chaga
Of venaity ratBed against the public press toE dt-
fusing Its principles. In Justice to the Drs. Hun.
The New York Express was tie Last Of the city
Journals to take up the topic, which WAS done only
when careful investigation OF the theory and Its
81 The Dr.. - Hnnter warlsl4tt d su:l a7tep. Amons
the lxtter was focnd numerous representation
ofoar oun prof esloE from all quarters Of the
e eossn1ptlen. 9ae OF n thosd VIZ presented
eome remarkable curea, were different parties
connected with the PRESS Of Nor York, as
Sis s e ssss aaS te, d &aad
with the adyocacv e. alat;c.. In manner which
iLdicated an interest tsat nothing could probably
induce, Indeed 1t seemBto u Of all other diseases,
the establishment OF the cuEablenets Of couspmp-
tfon should naturally command the most attention
in the newspapers, and secure at the hsnds OF
those concerned In them favor from such men as
Dr.; Hunter which has by no nsans been fully met
, CAUTION. ,
p. R 4 ]. Hunter, of New 1oEs. would respect
ally, against tho eupgosftfon that they have any
connection With parties ADVERTISING under tho
Chieneo that person is practising and adye1ttsing
Chicago. Dis. +. s ]. Hunter have 20 connection
whatever with thls person, their ouIy office bsiog
fnd rfnrE at rsxt and in New Tnrls ut 2fa Rr1,ad-
, 1863-08-30

A ADAnBnEATH-Ihe greatest curse tho human
fallT Is heir to- How many lovera 1t has separat-
ed-how many friends forever parted. The sub.
jcct il 30 delicate, 5our nearest friend will not
mention It, and you are ignorant Of tho fact. To
Flowers" as dentrihce, night and morning. It
also beautifea the complexion, removing all tan:
pimples. and fteckles, leaving tie skin soft aud
while, Price 5oc For sale by smith q Dryer,
Lake st1eett-Ragce9 m-w-stlo 'n-8Mt.
, 1863-08-30

~ A. Strauss b Co., to7 Lake street, up stairs,
have Just rcceiyed q chofce1ot Of Diamond Cluster
Rings and Breast Pins, which will bo sold at vesy
low figures. Aag338t
, 1863-08-30

D.. R l. ]. Hunter, OF New Iotk, would respect
fully caution their patients and the public gener-
connection With parties advertising under the
tsmo name. Dr. Hunter finds on hfs arriving in
Chicago that person il practising and adve1ttsing
under the name OF Dr.. Hunter, In Randolph street,
Chicago. Dts. r. & j. Hunter have no connection
whatever with this person, their ouIy office being
1:4 Clark etreet, and in New York at 83s Broad
, 1863-08-30

| Receipts Mt Buffalo.
Tie following are the receipts ut Buffalo for the
week ending Aug. Is:
Flour. brls. saE9 Wheat, .177ei7
Pork btls. 80 Corn, Hu ss2@
I,eei brls,,,,,..... 80 Oats, hu.. a9285
, 1863-08-30

THE SOLDIERS HoHB Is doing good work
in taking care Of our brave men who pass
through the city. There is however, more
bedding required. for which the Ladies' would
earnestly appeal to benevolent public. Let
bedding ot every description be sent to the
Home Immediately, No. Is Randolph Street,
and the gift will be thankfully received aud
acknowledged.
, 1863-08-30

FMEs.-Early Saturday morning dense
smoke was ditcoTered rising from q hinge pile
Of coal in the yard Of 8. B. Williams, south
Of Van Buren street bridge, md on the east
side Of the river. There WINS no fire visible,
but from attending circumstances It was BE-
lieved that the pile WaA on fire In the centra,
The origin Of the fire can only be accounted
for by spontaneous combustion. :;
Al II u O'Clock Saturday forenoon m
alarm for the I'd district WIS rung, caused By
the burning of the roof Of the two stors
frame building 12l Van Barren street. Loss,
$50,
, 1863-08-30

MzrEono1oa1cA1-rhe following table shows
the state Of the weather for the week ending Aug.
2ath, as kept BY E. L. o'Hara, Apothecaty and
Phasmaceutist, No. 80 West Randolph street, cor
Fer of Canal strcet:
, 1863-08-30

Reduction IN R1tcs Of Gruin Storage.
According 70 IN advertisement to be found Ia In.
other column, Messsa Albert Sturges Co, have re-
duc<d thar rates on tie storage Of grain to 10
huehe. 70. the first twenty days instead OF zc a. for
cerIy This E1l probably be followed by uke re-
dpction b4 competing wArehousemen.
, 1863-08-30

An OLD RESIDENT GoNE.-Colouel 8. ".
Hotchhss, the father OF Colonel c. 7. Hotch.
kiss, OF the 69th Illinois volunteers, an old,
time resident Of Chicago, died on Saturday Of
p&salysis. His funeral Will be attended to.
day at p. H., from his late residence No. 2z5
Clinton street
, 1863-08-30

Go 70 TIE DEsT-Go TO BRYANT & srnATTox's q
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL college,, to get thorough
practical buaineas education. For circulars ad-
dress (erelosing stamps) BRYANT b srnATToS,
Chicago, Illinois.
B-" Live It Down." 3 new novel from Harper
Bros, has heon received By AcNaly d Co 81
Dtsrbpru street,
, 1863-08-30

MEMORIAL FROM THE BRITISH CHURCHES.
There will he Union meeting, at Bryan
Hall, this evening. at halt-past seyen O'Clock,
to receive Rer. DR.. Massey, Of England, who
bears to the people Of this country memo
rial Of sympathy from four thousand Bsitiaa
Ministers and Churches,
, 1863-08-30

The following arc the Wholesale net cash prices Of
nil tie leading styles OF domestic dry goods sold In tho
Eau ForEr rDnf
, 1863-08-30

MAR1SE 1rEM.-Capt. Reid, master Of the
schooner Tracy J. Bronson, reports passing
yesterday morning when abreast Of BAiley's
Hasbcr, d baFk with foremast and malnnast
gone, he supposed her to be the Western
Metropolis, as they had been in company to-
pethe{.
, 1863-08-30

FoR OUR E1cHASaEs,-Mrs. L. L. Per-
ham, Of Racine, Wis, writes US to obtain
some ttdipgs Of her husband. Mr.. Perhan
was in Rosecrans Division at the time he COM
mxnded at Oorinth. and on the l2th Of Sep.
tember last mas taken p1isonc. at 1uka. Sub
eequent1y he was paroled and sent to Memphis
and reached Cairo en- route for his home on
the 9Th OF October. since then nothing has
been learned concerning him. Mr. Perham
had pocket book market James Monroe
Per4,am, Brooheld, Vt" VIII Iowa and lii
nols papers please copy this paragraph!
, 1863-08-30

BEEF CATTLE,
TIE total receipts Of Beef Cattle Tor the week cad
irg today amourt. according to the daily reezpts
posted Change to head This is ass less than
last week aud Is more than the corresponding weak
OF lastyeAI. - >
, 1863-08-30

HERsosA1--Rev. Geo. Traak, Of Fitchbnrg,
Msas father Of J. c. Tzask, editor Of the
Lawrence (Kansas) Journal. is in this city, on
his way to Lawrence, to secure tbs body Of
his son, who Is among the murdered by
Quaut{cll's band
, 1863-08-30


with 1t is that the change is not one OF education.
1t ID not mere change Of form, but one Of sub.
stance Tie preacher remarked, IN illustration Of
mother, he could not remember the time when he
did not pray. From child. he practised sc1upn-
lously an the forms Of RELIGION. He bad said to
eomething In Ills heart would reply. "you don't
love God you are afraid Of God.' And though
converted when mere youth, Jet be knew there
@oad Sc e ease
Of the univcrea. The preacher then passed to the
considerations which should induce men to mako
here remarked that tie subject included not more
what ou1htto indnce men to make this prcpara.
ton than what tconld induce them. The 1rst OF
these considerations from that point OF view Is.
that such preparation solrcs the great problem OF
human happlnces. The preacher illustrated the
value Of the happiness Christianity coafers. by the
sss q s os.so1
10 out walking. repeating his old prayer Father,
have mercy; /, who teach others, am ignorant
@ietehed sna Il % S1 he epsisses 2ises
b never saw j bad ddsy. The professor changes
The to 1sa asf Tise 19r the
Ell Ell he E not unhappy retafns the
professor, you IN poverty and wEetess1ness aot
rees HoE Il. E sapphess that to ~hsa p4a IT,
ssia ss1Rd the ss FeosseoT ser an ~ you should 5e
damned and cent to he'll" "Eyen fn that case, !"
me-, and would be my happiness there A. lc is
re. for have p1t my trust in him and nothing
can separate me from h.s love- The problem Of
happy sec that you are In harmony with God.
1nother in6ncement to this preparatory change
is, that personal excellence 10 involved In it. It
Il aaa 4Peae hes liz
e!ey. without feeling that he ie linked With oni-
nipotetee. What made Cesar, Alexander. Cron.
a tSe5 se9s 81 DIT Y Toa 5ass 1a
soar 60 high, ron cannot descend go low,
Jon cannot explore 20 much territory IN the do.
can I When 1 % snppolted y the belief 5st you IRE
that he Christian is the hgheat style OF man; but
Christian carscter makes he only CON Complete 1asn,
the only man who exhibits the noblcst attributes
Another Consideration in favor OF this p:epa-a-
ton, is the influence which we exert on others.
TIE preacher enforced this point with great power
and followed 1t with one Or Two others, for which
sna siequ' @ aad s,aa pa pa :"
CT vas due to wealth and beauty Of expression
and illustration Of which the present sketch. aim.
ipg only et synopsis Of the principal points, con.
With the discourse Of 11r. Hemingway the exer.
| ciEcs for the forenoon closed. The intermfssIon
| till three o'clock, was improved by the vasious
groups collected for tho tent praye. meetings. The
| Sunday School Childsen's meeting was az numel
| ousl5 attended, and excited as mnch interest Al
ueral. 4 large humber were attracted to the tent
Of the Garet Biblical Instltute where the soldiers
prayer meeting mas held Other meetings were IL
progress at the same time, and the scenes Of ye:
| terday were repeated, with increased power d
iupre4sion Ia some respects this Is a mode
camp nesting. There arc no loaiers there; ne
noise. confusion; or approach to rowdytsm Or dis
, 1863-04-11
FROM R0SEGRANs' ERmy,
Train Attacked and DESTROYED
by Gueri!las.
REBELS UNDER VAN DORM REpulsED
AT FRANKLIN.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihuno.1
NASHVILLE. April 10, 1ssa.
At Antioch, the up passenger train from
Aluffrcesboro was fired into this afternoon,
Wharton in person led the party, and some SC
or lco mounted infantry force lay on the high
bank. After firing one vollcy lying down
they rose again and fired second time. The
train Was long, heavy and crowded. One ca,
Was loaded with sick soldiers coming to the
hospital and another had thiTty-flre rebel
prisoners in. An officer on the train, Just in,
reports four dead and eleven wounded. The
guard On the train was driven off, The rebels
rummaged the passengers pockets, valiscs
and mails, but lost prize, no less than the
locality Of Rosecrans' troops. The train was
then fired, and all the cars aud engine burned.
The rebels left hurriedly, taking some priso-
ners. The road is now an right.
NASHVILLE. April 10.-Von Dorn's whole
force attacked Gen. Granger to-day at Frank
lin. After severe fighting for two hours, the
rebels retseated, leaving their dead on the
field. Casualties on either side not known.
a rebel force attacked train on the Panes-
vile. road, and run them of the track. Two
hundred and twenty-five rebel prisoners left
here for Louisville this morning.
NEW foRK, April 10.-The following dis
patch is taken from the Richmond papers:
CHATTANOOGA, April 6.-The enemy ad.
yanced on Woodbury. and Mcs1innTillc, but,
being ontflaQked, retired. 5000 Federals are
advancing cn Columbia 4 battle Is consid
cred imminent before the week closes.''
CLARKsy1L1E. Tenn, April l0-The expo
dltion. under Col. Boone, surprised the rebels,
under Woodward, aud recapturcd our stores,
aud took several prisoners. Severe skirmish-
!nE occurred yesterday morning. Col. Boone
followed the rebels fifteen miles.
, 1863-04-11
FROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Istibune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo TFibune.1
MADISON. Wis, April 10, 1853.
A few further returns from the Judicial
election, show gains for Dixon, in Iowa and
Lafayette counties, and loss in Juneau county.
There is nothing Jet from the northwest, but
present appearances indicate about the same
Democratic majority on the home vote as last
fall. The first returns from our gallant SOL
diers in the field, promise much more readily
unanimous against the Democrats, than last
fall, and makaDixon's SUCCESS almost sure.
The fsturns of eighteen companies were ra-
ceiyed tonight, giving Dixon SO majority,
out Of 7e6 votes cast, as follows: Four COM
panies Of the 18th regiment, Dixon, 1856; !;
Cothrcn, 13. Seven companies Of the 25th
regiment, Dixon, $40; Cothrcn, 81. One com
p&ny Of the s1st regiment, Dixon, 81; Goth
ren, l. Six companies Of tho 34th regiment,
(drnfted men-a small regiment Dixon, 1o3; ;
Cothren, 65.
A party was given in the Capitol last night,
BY the Ladies' Aid Society. It was IN ex,
trcmc1y pleasant affair, the Senate and the
Assembly Chambers proving charmlng1y
adapted therefor. The net proceeds, for the
soldiers's relief fund, Was over $500,