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, 1863-04-09

Buffalo Cattle maEkct-April G.
Received. 2s.s head. Trdcr liberal demand
ly Eastern buyers. the market ruled active and
Grmer, at the previous weeks quotations. Hogs
w5e 1 ~ So9al pR55mo51Gf 5 aaG G
, 1863-04-09
HEnforI:ation,, Wanted.
FI44c4Gn t.ei1 r 1Et.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
Below hand you copy of letter just received
by me, and Of 1hc circular alluded to in It. Per-
hnps you can Say whether It Is for the Interests Of
the city" that such "tricks Of the trade" should
Pass nroticed. Fo. obvious reasons omit names.
The c.cular is litEograph. Truly, YAy.
, 1863-04-09
Reliable Railroad Tlmo Table.


Hereafter kfA0a WILL leave AQD HtittE III |l1llxV.
i folowE: -. .
x1cuIc AN crx-1sAL--ngroT Foor OF LAKE s1NEzs
Detroit e. y. 7. Express. $50 q. n1 .15:i5 P. m.
Night E. ptesE. E............ t6:a5 p m ti005 =. N.
MICH. CENT, c1ScEsSA11 AND LOUISVILLE LINZ
j. No5nfn. Ell presa. "t::0 s. N sl015 p m.
Night Express. +G45 p. NJ. i1lruo D. N.
MICHIGAN sorTnEES-TU1EDoL LINE.
2ail ................ 800 T. N. "11:oo p. m
New York Exprcss....... "6:;0 a. N. @l01l p. II
Night Express 47:fD p. N. l1tte0 a. N
MICHIGAN sor1HErS-DETEo3T1 1I>E.
Mali. .................. FIG0 u. n. S11:tO p. n
Eanssso Via Adrian 49,. t.:G0 p. N. l.e:oo p. Il
CINCINNATI AIS L1SB.
Mali TRIM *1:CO :. m. s10:31 p. N.
Night Express. ........ t9.o P: n !s:so =: N
F1T7sDrEGH, ToET EATNE AND CHICAGO.
Day Passenger. *tSD n m. .Nt3u P. u.
Night Passenger. t;:p p, H. l1Ett; H.
Valparaiso AccoIl n,-..., '*sG p. Ic. "19oo q. ns
1,L1so1s cEsTEA-
Dag Fssserglg..........s sS:Sl q. III. VA p III.
Night Passenger, ,....... t2.45 p. II. sit9 a. II
Crhana Accommodation
Saturdays orlyl..-. 4aQ ?. II. ,;...*.'
Ilydr PAX Train ......... stinA. 1n- sa:D0a. T.
u ........"1::0} m. s1:33 =. m,
4" .....,... *5:45 p. II. e7:15p, N.
..... CHICAGO AND er. LoC1s.
Mali 12Escngtr. .......... *af0 a. m. sal0 p N
Jofiet % and Wilmington &c
CHICAGO AND EoCk tslASc.
Day E1rress and Nail. .s1n:.0 4. N. s600p. Il.
Jtlitt Accommodations. -. ss:Np . m. %1N15 a. N.
Might Express. ..t11:15 p. n. I5:45 q. II,
CHICAGO, RrEI.rS6TvS AND cC1EcT:
Dag E6p.c:s and Mil. .s10:45 a. n. 1855 P. m
Ni:!t E.rryes. ,.ti.:CO y. n. s5:i5 s. III
Arco:EmodatIno. ......., $500 ?. n. so,t5 q. n
CHICAGO AND oAtESA Cs1oT.
Fulton Passenger. ....-...-..!:4 ~ \. n. b:W l. m
FE1to: PaferEge.. ..ll:.N p. IA. p q.
Etccpot Fas 4enE Ecr,,1l:D0a l. m. an a m
EfsfEofd EoeEE;%5d FIJI ns;n Fox Ri; lii" p m
eSneva ..-.......:....... @ l::a !. u: 50. n
, 1863-04-09
MARINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED april s.
Prep Lsdy Franklin, Norris st, Joseph, loo rail-
roau ties fupf1.ies.
schr Henry H..er, Tates, Wolf Rirer, ESQ n chin
sehr 1I:rcEdsilc, Thompson, Manitowoc, IS cords
schr EVA. swe1sen, White Lake. % ri lumber.
Scfr FosfEF, johnson. Centteyillc, 98cnrd5 wood.
Sctr 1eyaDt, Cherry, Racine, 1C0 N lumber.
Schr Guide, Robbins, st. Joseph, 40 II lumber,
schr G. Knapp. Davies, Racine, 10 m lumber.
Scow A1mira, Thompson, White Lake G5 m lumber.
scow Sultan, Flynn, Giand Haven, 20 cords shin
scow Trcpton Smith, Point Betsy. IS N staves.
E5 N headings
CLEARED. ..Aptiie.
Bark Northwest, Atkins, Buffalo. s7',ia5 bu oats,
Bark .iohz Sweeney ,collins On falo bu wheat.
Bark Sam Ward. Graves. Buffalo, 9.500 bu corn.
Brig Fashion. Clydesdell. Menomfnee.
sehr Cubs, Cly6esdell. Bnt5alo. 1888 bu corn.
Schr Golden Harvest. Moore, Bui1o, 000 bu rye.
sehs Racine, Smith, Buffalo. 1916 ha corn.
sehr Gipsey, Jnuieon. Buffalo. 50 bn corn.
Schr Col Ellsworth, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, eo,f zoo bu
Lehr aspbcn. osbcrn, osweso, 1s,sis hu corn.
sehE rlg' in, HEgie,. Kingston. TO- a25 bu corn:
sehr Geo. Steele, johnson, Kingston, HE'D on
sclr Pilot Gandcrfon Collingwood, g, ,6.5 bu corn.
Schr No1wny. Sherman, Kewanee.
Schr Eueta Vista. Sinuotl. Manlstcc-
Schr l.. c. Irwin, RuCer. Muekcgon-
sthr Fslccp. Wood, Wolf River: 20 brls toar.
schr Elya: ,s~snsen. White River. 15 brls pork
schr Hsro. Boueh, South Haven, 10 hzls dour, gro
sehr Geo. r. Foster uauaer. nIuekeson.
ScEr Clipper City. lngereolf. Forest Hill
6ctr Little Belle. Leton, MuskcGon.
, 1863-04-09

''--, Chicago, H.:
"Hecr Sir-I inelose circular received to.dly.
Please ray il the ra is reliable and thu infora-
ton desirable, Gn for the interests Of yo:r city
''Most truly, -'
, 1863-04-09

Cincinnati Cattlo nFnrkct-AprI @.
Keyeised, 80 !.caA. AS nearly MI tMc receipts
wt re- shipped ea=twaIdly tho narkrt WAS tsll from
tie want Of offerings. EIt the d.r1aud Was act
i've. At advance of 60c on all grades. Hogs were
dull and lower, sEecially on inferior qualities.
, 1863-04-09

After all the forcbodinys to the contrary, the
seaeon see1ns 10 be pEopitous for the making OF
maple euE:r, md VIC learn that the farmers are
busy in their sugar bushes, AZ will he eern By
our prices current foy produce, 1t Is quick eale
at tw e1vc cents per ponnd At this price it will
well reniuncratG the farmer for his 1ahor IN ita
manufacturc.--Lansfag ReP~tlifan, .4pFiI1.
, 1863-04-09

Az ExcuRs1o..-A party Of lsdics and
gentlemen from tl,!s city intend making an
excursion TO Madison, Wis, to-day, to attend
a social party to be given by tho Madison
ladies' Aid Society, this evening.
, 1863-04-09

Ak ALLEGED TRAITOR IN CAMp.-John T.
Moore private in Philips Battery. mas hr-
rested yesterday, charged with assisting q
conyalesccnt rebel prisonerto escape, By sup
plying him with an artillery uniform, aud
representing him as a member Of the Bat
tery. The matter awaits rigid lnvcstlGa.
, 1863-04-09

EnIe of II3I0 OH Wool IN Esosfon.
The fon,merciaf Bulletin, Of the 9Th inst, SAYS
that 1c,GtO ms 1NiEois fleece wool sod At SOC.
, 1863-04-09

Cleveland Grain Marhct-Apri1 8.
Wheat, sa1ee car inferior red at $i.S3. Corn
and caTe at &c, delivered Oh Cleveland and Ma.
loning road Rye quotable At 9oc.
, 1863-04-09

z7rour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount OF Flonr,
Wheat, Corn, &C., in etorc in this city on Monday
last, compared with the amount in store week
ou. md The cnrrcannndiuy d1fe last Year:
, 1863-04-09

PA11So Orf.-raymasters Kinzic and Lar
ned commenced paying of the troops at
Camp Douglas yesterday.
, 1863-04-09

4 LAuScu.-A new tug win be launched
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the hhipyard OF
Miller, Bro. l. clark, on the North Branch,
near Chicago avenue bridge.
, 1863-04-09
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph new 3oRK. April :. 1858

a0yERSHEST srnCKs.
TS.ts,* 81 c'e1e5Gt t105:a q. S. year cert. 05h
T-snT'y Ms. ..C5Gt105ts
MoSET-Stcady at percent.
Sterling exchange dull and decidedly lowcr--frst
elas- bills quoted at l61G1 e.
Gold dunsct,led-opepiuc at 4sH, declining to
s4A, and closing firm atis1fl4'74.
, 1863-04-09

Milwaukee Nrhcut MArl.ct-1pru s.
Received, 9,749 bushels. No 1 Spring fold 1t
$11> for utter receipts and for fresh receipts
aid No Spring, 4 o..
, 1863-04-09

No11cE.-Associatc members Of the Chicago
Musical Union may procure without Charge, re-
served seats to the performance Of Elijuh, men
& Calys music store Thursday and Friday, April
9Th and 10th, commencing each day at o'clock in
the morning. Be sure end apply on the abo-c
days as afterwards reserved seats will be sold on
apllicaton. 40 o..
, 1863-04-09

REBEL PR1sosEKs,-About three hundred
sick prisoners and nurses still remain In
Camp Douglas, who arc to be exchanged "a
soon us the health Of the sick will admit Of q
Journey to City Point, Va, which will be, 1t
thought, some time next week. All Of them
express but cnc opinion Of the kndnesscs
tncv have received at The hands Of surgeons
and officers in camp.
, 1863-04-09

Or INTEREST 70 LAD1Es-Our lad ) readers
should hot fail to examine the beautifully en-
broidcrcd opera cloaks, and other articles Of
dress, at lis Lake street. These magnificent
81 ec;mcns Of machine sewing arc executed
BY BIS. Parks, on The Grover s. Baker machine,
They arc we'll worthy Of inspection by ali, as
showing to Hhst perfection the sewing ma-
chine Las arrived i'll our dag. Mrs. Parks
manufactures all kinds Of ladies' and chill
6ren'e garments, in the best style and finish
on the Grover d Baker machine, which is q
Sufficient guaranty Of the excellence of the
work.
, 1863-04-09

MORE CHICAGO Tres FoR THE GOVERNMENT
SERv1cE.-Ycstcrd.y, by order Of the Coy
crnment, Capt. Potter, q. s. Quartermastcr,
took possession Of three steam tugs-thc J,
8. Ru1nsey, Geo. strrgcss, and Little Giant,
which will leave for st. Louis, ria the Illinois
Canal and River, early this morning, in charge
Of Capt John rElndiyillc, who is 10 deliver
them ut st. Louis. Tho tugs are each cup
ported by eight yawl boats, which will tight
Gu them sufficiently to pass through the ca
nal. The two larger tugs will be lowed by
The Little Glsnt, and qrick trip is aniicipa.
ted.
, 1863-04-09

TIE SANITARY GIFT CoKcER7.-He are
Informed That the Sanitary GIFT Depot, 81
Wells street, will be opened from 10a. IN. to
Il m., and from 1 p. III. to 5 P N. each day
until tic gifts arc disposed Of Tickethold-
crs in the country must send their tickets,
enclosing q postage stamp, TO 'fW. H. c.
Miller s. Co., ?. o. Box 62o9,,Chcago," " with
instructions for the sending Of their gifts.
, 1863-04-09

CANDIDATES FOR THE REroRA School,
Somewhere about the middle Of February last
u horse and buggy belonging to JAS. Holliugs-
worth, esq, in the West Division, were
sto1.n, together with buffalo robe. 4 few
days afterwards The property WAS found In q
barn III the country, some fifteen or twenty
niles from the city, apd reclaimed. The
horse had been nearly killed By hard driving.
and the buffalo robc was missing, Us were
The two boys who had driven the establish
meHt to The place where It was found The
matter WAS placed In the hands Of the police,
and yesterday, officer Kennedy arrested VIM.
Murphy and Thomas J. Cloonan, boys, rang
| ing from twelve to fourteen years Of age
| They were examined before Commissioner
Williams, when it appeared that the buffalo
robe had been sold.
| George Jackson and John Drrgan, both
| sorng lads, charged with stealing pig iron and
selling i: at junk chop, were partially cx-
a1n;ntd in the Police Court, yesterday morn
ing, and turned over to Commissioner vii,
lla,..s for further trial. They, too, will pro.
bably find home in the Reform School.
WIT rs IT ?-To people who have ncyc,
sccn little Dollic Dutton, the interest she ex
cites seems extraordinary and unnatural, Il
not positively absurd. Finally they call upor
her themselves, out ofcuriosity merely, an6
p7esfoi they too become inoeu1ated with tht
enthusiasm at which, when manifested In 9th
.rs, they wondered. Having seen and admiEet
the little creature once, they want to sec AMI
admire her again, aud thcy repeat their visit:
!, l 1f1
, 1863-04-09

TO RENT-Two stores, 43 and As
Tlese stores haye becn known for the past years
=; the E1eels1tE cotee and Spice MIL, and re suta-
qpi,e ofC. II QUISLAS. s3South CLARK street.
nrE
, 1863-04-09

Of the confidence Of the people Of this State
Its Directors arc men in whom the utmost re-
lance can be placed, among whom are Hon,
T. ]. Turner, lion John II. Addams, State
Senator from that district, c. Il. Judson, Post
master at Freepcrt, and Hon. U. D. Mcacham,
late Mayor Of Freeport. We would advise all
onr readers to look into this matter, as Torua-
does arc becoming uncomfortab1y frequent In
Illinois and Indiana, in which States the Com.
pany proposes to do business. 1t also insurcs
against loss or damage By Fire aud Lightning.
STCr1p.-1t would not be an inappropriate
move to bring the Democratic Aldermen be-
fore our courts and impanc1 n Jury to try the
question Of their sanity, With view to their
speedy tcmoEa1 to Jacksonville. Th:y arc
once more on the rampage for Council
meeting, aud the Mayor issued in order to
TINT effect Yesterday, "for the purpose Of
taking into consideration petition for al ap-
preparation for expenses Of the Canal Con.
vensIon to be held in Junc. increasing tho Rsy
Of the Fire Department, dredging the sonth
Branch and such other general business Us
may be presented" We would most seriously
a.k II that stupid folly Of ''genesal business y
isn't played ont. 1tis well enough t6get %
a iokc once or twice, but to Keep rcpe31ing II
is nauscating. The Canal Convention. docs
not meet mill June. Why this great; haste
The Republicans have no objeciions 10 the
appropriation, bus they do object to thai
stupid old dodge of general business"
-----:s:s
MAYOR SHERMAN AGAINST IHE CANAL Cos
vEs11os.-1t il evident from the course tht
, 1863-04-09

ITO RENT.-To be let, furnished
tte detached B,lck nuse 2lc Indiana Avenue. within
minutes, walk Of t:e horse esfs conta!niag nins
modern in rrnv mepts: AFn stable and out-hon.es.
Arr3y to Pt,at Office Box 2<4s Chicago apec,ti1t
, 1863-04-09

FOR SALE-A Lot, eighty feet by
i one hundred and eighty, on Washington ssseesv :
RICE, Room 70, = Dearborn stFeet. nlht5bls+ In
ELIGIBLE INVESTAIENT.-To
lL be sold. the undivided onchalf ot aHREWERY.
.!tnated In the village OF Mszomanie Dane County.
Niscon-tn, tie ratsoaa depot, twenty-five niles
fom Madton tfe Capital Of the State. PRICE u 500.
Apriy to EDWARD HIGGINS. Mazoma1ie. DaRe
County N1fcpnsln, nahl9 hS-7w
, 1863-04-09

sU- For the rcaEon why marricd women leave
tlciT husbands. look In 'Thc Medical Common
scnec." For sale By McNaily 4 Co., ST Dearborn
street.
, 1863-04-09

e~ Paper Hnngngs. wholesale and retail
Largest stock In tho city at CHASE " CO.'S, 100
IfanIcfn11 stiecf NIL
, 1863-04-09

H-Coo1 j. 3fcLain, o. Dearborn street and ia
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies' .resses,
staw1s. &c. GeEts coats. vests an1 pants reno
vatel in superior manner. Gonncts cYtd,
o1eachcd and pressed in the latest style.
Gti1QSn
, 1863-04-09
Qin Rt11t,

FT~O RENT-Dwelling Houses 81
Il and 20 South Ada1,s street. between Clark nntl
State strcc's-Eas 1nd water IN them. Rent x61 p-r
A:eo Cottage Houee 3ss West jackson
Rent $50 per annaFn. Cottage Hoase l6l West Van
Iure STREET Rent s1+9pe snnuu. Small house on
WAR; en- street. West Side $50 reT month. Possession
IL Washington suees. opposite the Court House.
a1k C1f93t
, 1863-04-09

HEAVY SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-T1c Board
Of Trade property on South Water S rect and
The Transportation property, corner Of Mar
ket and Madison streets, was sold yesterday by
f. B. Manchester d Sons to Geo. ". Garrisl1,
ESQ, Of Boston, who has invested over $780,
COO in real estate in this city. The deed for
this property was ;: gerisable Government
Pictorial, having $3.50 in revenue stamps upon
, 1863-04-09

re- T. E. Rigby, 50 Randolph street, Is ceiling
PAprr I1nn.inEe Mt lees than New York prices. at
wholesale and RETAIL ul4tIm
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Pssbis Bombsrdsd ~ ths Frsnch-They
are I'm Possession or all the Fortfnca-
tions Around the City-Ths Bombara-
mont C0nttnaed at the Last Advises
French Rsiuforcements Daily Arrfving
froa Vers Crus, &c., &C., de.
n aAx FRAScsoo, April Is, 1881
Sailed ship Imperial Hong Kong, with cargo Of bread
stuns and 40 900 In treasure.
SAN FRAscnoo, April 10, 1893.
BY tho steamer Sonora, from Acapulco dates from the
oty Of Mexico 10 the LIST Of April have been received
TheFreoch bombardsd Puebla ton days and wcre re-
pulsed twice. Tho Qualifications Jarver wcre rem
dered unsenablc by shells from red guns Tho vescans
withdrew. and the French occupied them 3ist OF
March, taking ono hundred and nsty prisoners Tho
French hold the outside orncatons round all the city,
The bombardmeDt continued at tho latest dne Tho
principal fortiacations still bold out.
Foreys headquarters II she church OF s.ntaga,
inside the Gara.
comonfort was st 81. Martin with 10 900 troops
0rtega is in Pueba with "a, 600.
The French have cut tho commun catons between Or.
tesa and Comonfort
The French strength Ia 20 ooOo. and 900 Mcxicans un-
der Marquee. Their base Of supplies Amasao
Reinforcements daily arrive Vera Cruz There are
20 900 Mexican troops In the City OF Mexico.
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NEWS FROM ALBANY.
The Discussion over sho Csiiseos Com
misses Roporss-Aa Ese,sssg ses.,os
Antieipatcd-Ths New york city T.r
L.wy-Nsmtaastoo OF David yossg ss
Csp.aia of the Port OF Sew yors-rhs
Broad way usiirsaa, Sc, sc.

A. 49,. April 10, lsd3.
Tho di-cu-in over tho roport- a ths osich On
nitt,si W night s ,hs gsDcf. ssDie,i q GU.
ysrsapn lsrsiatye circles lodsy. u bsepecsd that
u sin b. sxoss mxy Bittsr. rsuot ~i make spc-ch
n CO. aud siys iu stAteneni y The traHs4c
Ton ~ az a. be- hi anything " % -ith a. Il " $40
fuu eI tntt ne nl make Cyntsr tpafEes % some =
his 90 % snls tilsy me tntttsf yyfy hu1
hn. u hm - uid taks yaa1s Tiers a - telling shas
ss.b,s su hapl.f or bls a -ih snd.
I4asssltsos unff0N oF~ui ~ ~ fos~1fe settle
tee lime a ui ouruusut Ruog ~ a. The legislature
=. /. tud up sly4ui ffday nisW The 4lsr ansrrgs
Etsn, may brns ab % aod inay tfsh1s ths
~ss-fin at reN seek
n 80 ~ 20, tsties oil r~pott Tie regular ,l,y
a. ir.y ~ a,5rfw sbd wi snleasof e.. al inlns
a. !. c.sisdsa sIFn.
.yfBssr MO ibs s~ns,s yesterday ths nar.s
o. la.tI Y.uns mspDf "a Ass mbly from IN Nah
~ snDiy dstfet iY.l, aud opsdsctr on the o. dnu
Et,s Hnrad, - q tai1 " th~ Port ~ Ss~ Yors ~
% y oa q Archibald lsi wh'-r term Las srgifsf rbs
q. snfust~n fssffed b 0Hnmitts. nler shs rsls.
al ssi Bntsi Dest etsD,tivs ser~syo d@y.
% bfoadtay ktr al fsiftiss very 4aet. 80 ths
t.iDtss 20 fsssls bst ucg @n b1t sitsnps ~ nave a
q e.d apti lbs 1A-Iicys iassssis4tsa asboss-a ".
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,fr..yTs TO BREAx UP UsIos ssErIE0s-Rror,
BLo"DsHED AsD nuKDgR-rHE kSiGnrs ov rHs
soLDES CIRCLE DKsoUscgD, Ero.
IsDiASArotls, AprI 10. i,s3.
Union meeting In Brown county. Indi..a vas oxen
up yesterday b. party Of ks4ht ths dcn rol.
uder the leadership of Lewis Prossr mcnbr 81 the
Ley se'ur' "'f'ssr and man named yccr cams
nrIreI With ruce a. svpivsrs and tlfra.sI,. a,
sfOot two sorreants there or sfrcslinz sadefA
40 gsnt lan'eis trk frtrser's gun hn hsl the
latter doe pztOi and N .auesueta pr@s. -
uifn, va siat and wounded cy by ap.a an m.
uing sho eA ddre-inx the mesuu.. ~ 90 ai-o
nfed at The other serse nt bat ns..d hin Ter n.s
ipsen st7i "a bfuugbi he 80 ceat ~, os o. !.
beea ssnl b} Vie mitAfg a4ta 30 iea arrest ~ ITO
afties UDuCofuef
Al thsr difcpiy ,reurred at nantiie. I'D yester
dsy, Detser spuH [" tbs w. frd tnr,n hen q
whn o nve p-H'ns we're wyil1.i-.iue ns.riafy
he tslcfl tiifasi4iiK 80 80 ler : DE-. .f.,g
the No ls. v, b. 10 D. sasfpcs an q, b. aeaIt "a
such. 80 49, fAitt - pospe sxaast tbs as.s a
..llut EN- 90 aud - epasi nss4" blafss
S.hrou, ire ds~ertr, VA kt..i a tl &C. wb A. A
teu tIng BE- arrest, ~ii be "a ~ a. ~ mari ihs
week
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BALTIMORE. April 10, 1863.
REBEL ACCOUNTS or LosGsrREEr's OPERATIONS sKAB
sUff0LK.
The Richmond Dcspateh Of Friday last, has been re-
ceived
The Despd,ch publishes the report that General Long
street has surrounded forces at suffolk cutting OF
their nmunication With Norfolk. The Despaeh how
ever, dscrcdiis the story aud also ruuor that the
while OF our forces have been captured frum penin
suia
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY WON ny GENERAL WISE
Tns DespIth reports that General Wse has captured
Fort Magruder, with thousand prisoners Tho D>s.
Patch credits tins; out II In Of course untrue
TaE YI1Hr AT KgLLY's goRD
The folio aing has probably AS little fouudaton M re-
suit of tbs nght az Keys ord On tuesday last twenty
Yankee prisoners were brought " this ciiy by Central
train yesterday evening aud lodged n Libby prison. IL
that tne enemy were used i've succ.- siye
IN their srs ~ tho river aud nualiy gave
up she underk ng Their loss estimated from L. enty
1--WE thirty killed and wounded be- ide- thse captured
AMI brought down last night oar loss ~as one horso
HE'D aud ne solder slightly wounded Everything WIS
quiet at the ford yesterday morning
NEWS YKon vfcKsBrRo.
Vnksst s.B. April II, 1888.
All quiet here. One transport with truop~ ht the uest
this morning. Many tents ana dozen transports ase
still n sight.
April 10, 1899.
Tho feet stll In sight across the river Ibs Yan
kees have abandoned the rusgua ex, cditloo fbs
Yankee VARY entered New Carthage last week and are
still in poeecssrn Of tue place.
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THE UNION.

r OVAL LEAGUE or UNION CITIzERs-THE COM
IL mitlee pleasure Of informing the members
and the public that the following gentlemen have
address the meeting which Lieutenant General
SEQ IT wl pre- de. on MONDAY. April a. O'clock p.
HON. GEORGE BANCROFT,
HON. HENRY J RAYMOND.
HON. JOHN VAN b Rem,
REV. DR.. HITCHCOCK,
UOk. JAMES I. BRADY
HON. CHARLES i. DAILY,
HON DANIEL g. DICKINSON,
HON. HENRY q. DEMING Of Conn.
HON LYMAN TREMAIN
HON ID DUDLEY FIELD
GEN. BENJAMIN r. BRUCE,
HON r. @. NOBLE,
HON HENRY b, STANTON,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, ESQ.
HON A. II BAILEY.
HON. X. DELAFIELD SMITH,
GEN JOHN COCHRANE,
GEN JAS. w. NYE
HON d. s. CODDINGTON
col. ETHAN ALLEN
HON joint HO6EBOOM,
RAFAEL Won GERNSBACK,
HON RUFUS s ANDREWS.
=. X. CARTER. OF Ohio.
JAMES wADswORTH,
BENJAMIN W. BONNET,
JAMES r BRADY.
r.a. LEONARD W. JEROME,
WALDO HUTCHINS
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT,
Committee Of Arrangements
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