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The Raleigh Stu3drd is in favor Of "a
reconstruction OF the Union, and thinks the
probable terms of reconstruction between
the North and South will be the adoption
OF gradual emancipation system by al the
rcbellious States, which North Carolina, in
common with the other slave States, will
accept ii the Federal Government insists
upon the same AS the only terms that can
be granted Notwithstanding the life of the
institution is not in the least impaired by
this war, as is generally believed at the
North. Nothing but great standing army
between the masters ana the slaves could
impair the institution, over whichis thrown
the shield OF State and municipal laws,
together with the inherent will OF the
Southern people. Hence these terms are
the cheapest the Government can offer, and
the best the South can accept.
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YsAEGSsaAER2.

Persons, or Young Men contemplating
being aware of physical weakness, organic
,ciormities, &c. speedily cured.
placcs himself under the care of DR.. j.
iously confdc in his honor as a gentleman,
LcntlY rcly umnn his skill ms Physician.
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,ts,,YyEN'E Or TESE PRESS

ny thousands cured at this institution year
A. and the numerous important Surgical
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by
ten, ofthe san, Clipper and many
ors notices of which have appeared again
lI,.tr the public, besides his standing as
nan Of character and responsibility, is u
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Among the barbariiies INDUCED in by the
Indians when they murdered the Dustin
family, was To cut OF the Hips of old Mrs,
Dustin, the grandmother, 10 prevent her
speaking and also, while she was yet alive
two fingers were severed trom one ul hCg
hands and borne away rs trophies,
A late Dcnver paper says; The largos,
freight train ever seen crossing the plains,
passed Cottonwood few days ago. II num-
bercd 800 wagons, if,lghivd with cotton
lfom Ll4h ipI the State.
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,NaAsE EEss.NSaHt.

at sound mind and body nre the most
requisites to promote connuhial happiness.
thuut these, the journey through life hr-
weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly
the view; the mind becomes shadowcd
lir aul filled with the melancholy rolloc
he happiness of another becomes blghted
Wn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-01

injured themselves by certain practice
II when alone, n habit frequently learned
companions, or at school the effects Of
IitLly felt, even when asleep, and if not
i.rs marriage impossible, and destroys
and body, should apply immediately.
iity thut q young man. the hope of his
le darling ofhis prcuts, should be snatchcd
prospects and enioymcnts of life, by the
zee Of deyatng from the path of nature
-mgin Il certain secret habit. Sucn persons
.r... rOt. trrut,Istiptr
, 1863-01-13
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1868.

Canal connecting Lake Michigan with the waters
ofthc MrAIselppi as work Of the creates tm-
po1ance to the tntercEt Of the Union, and partcn-
this General Assembly hereby urgently recon-
mends the Representatives in Cong gfeas from this
Stats, snd insfruets our Senators By their votes
n 6s5e foi
Of said canal that the Speaker Of the
Aontc ef Repsesentztises and tho President ofthe
1ton BE- ts soPfs q h.s
gress from this State. !
1t WIS annornced that the Housc had passed
the bill for an act to authorize the Super7is-
ors Of Boone county to 1aya spcclal tax, and
extend the time Of collection Of taxes in said
county; also, a bill to legallze the assessment
Of the School Directors Of School District No.
2, in McHenry townshlp, aud in McHenry
county. :: -.
In tho Senate = bill was passed requiring
docket fee Of $500 for every suit brought In
the Supreme Court - ,'-~'
The 109th regiment. Col: Nimmo, which
mntinied at Holly Springs, and has besn put
under arrest, vas raised in Josh. Aliens
district. They are said to be principally from
the whang doodles, OF E. G. C;'s, one Of the
schemes Of which is not to fire upon their
Southern brethren. The Lieut. Colonel de-
serted to the enemy. Many Of the soldiers Of
this regiment acted in the most shameful and
brutal manner before they left tho State.
It Is not likely any Of the courts In Chicago
or Cook county will be interfered with
In the House, to-day, the seat Of Col. Rich
ardson, from the 10th district, wns given to
Busey. The case Of Mr. Gage, Of Chicago, his
not been acted upon. The precedent in the
case Of Color, however, faYors Cages claim.
, 1863-01-13
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

,n,a-..,,, L.. ~. rht..ro T-shrre7
e'Ne'@ I.D7.~.po1Ia 1.c - 1s6s
Roo, Houecs of the Legislature met this
,e..,; ~, NJ hnsfncss; n any lmnortance
s-ss - .'sue.,+oa sncater Bnst,rk ,nnonnced
So ca,,dt,,, ram 1n;ttees Il, tho Honsa. Thu
r1o,f ~ rcncc comm1ttce annofnted bF the Sen
otn ~ saturday last. to nrranrc the d1facu1-
ffcs ,,txeen the two parties. hare not vet
rcn,.ca mi, # rs extremely doubtful whether
.,,ar M, co,nc to anv snt,sfactorv conclusion.
Tbe Union members are found to be Of the
+,ch, Lind of material, md cannot and will
<a. ~ rio,,,tsnea ;n+o snr nronor,t,on th.t
-, .uaT 5,.,o-a1+v ~ 1not In thc dismcm.
hanrant -, @ ~ The Rcnnhlic. br FORMING \ North
. C..eoaon,or ao,-Tino 1rd{ana ant
, 1863-01-13
FROM NASHVILLE.
List Of Killed and Wounded in
Houghtaling's Battery.
LATER FROM R0SECRAMS'
ARMY,

rc,,oc,,1 1,;.,,.tch =, ~ 1ht,.., tr,,h..7
IsPes'a' o43pa'en ~ LUZ ea'easu if'ouhc.l
NAsh71itk. JAN II, 1869
The following is list Of killed and wouu-
ded in IIoughtaIine's battery. C, lat Illino;s
artillery. serot ceo " coonsr 1.f11aa :.
1e'6' oeo. ~ oooPef. hueu'
ASHER smith, wounded In the body; John
Weddy, wounded in the breast; John Bennett,
Chas. Z;ccev. in tho breast and ho,xc1s. Chr,
Cnas. doughtal1ng, IN the leg; sergt. Chester
P. Whitman, in the hand; Corp. Martin V.
o <,,.,.,o,, t. ~. ~ =.
, 1863-01-13
Chicago Qribnne.
THE NEU4.


That guerilla Forrest will notstay crush
Cd. lie is now reported near the mouth Of
lie Cumberland River, with several Of our
well iadcned transports in his possession.
We hope the next time will see the crush
ing more thoroughly done,
1ntimations come from Washington that
McClernand's retreat from Vicksburg up
The Mississippi River does not meet with
the approval Of the Government, and that
il was also done against the wishes Of Gen.
Sherman.
The news from Springfield, Mo-, is I'M
c7rectedly good. The enemy, instead Of
capturing the town, has suddenly beat q
retreat toward Arkansas, with our forces
following him.
"Dick Richardson will represent the
State Of Illinois in the United State Senate
until tho 4th Of March, 1865, Providence
permitting.
, 1863-01-13
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.
4 PANIC IN THE LEGISLATURE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.}
ST. LOUIS, Jan. II, 1868.
a panic seemed to be be spreading In Jeffar-
son city yesterday and to-day for fear the
rebels would attack that city. There was
lively discussion in the Legislature this morn
ing over a resolution pledging members Of
both Houses to shoulder arms for the defense
Of the capital a motion TO lay the resolu-
ton on the table was rejected by seventy ma
jority, but finally on the assurance that
Springfield was safe, the resolution was with
drawn.
Tic fight at Hartss1ne, in Wright county,
WAS probably with portion Of Gen. Fitz-
Henry Warren's command, e't route to Spring
field. The location Of the fight indicate thst
tho rebels retreated to Boltonville via West
Plaius, In howell county,
Government officers arc Befzing every
steamboat at this port available US trans-
port, by instructions from Washington.
The Provost Marshal Gcnera1 has decided
not to givo passes TO Slaves Of Missouri rebels
unless they white testimony IS to the status
Of their master, Negroes from other States
get passes On their own affidavit.
, 1863-01-13
FROM SPRINGFIELD, mo.


sr LOUIS, January u Late last night Gen.
CARTS receiycd dispatches from COZ Crabb,
commanding at Springfield, No, that the
rebels were rcpu]sed at every adyanec aud our
forces held the plsce.
Te lost seventeen Killed. Tie number Of
wounded is uuasccrtained We buried thirty
FIVE tza>els. None wcro taken of the field.
They left number Of wounded In our hands.
But little Of fSpringheld WAS destroyed. The
rebels almost entirely destroyed thetelegraph
Gss cs}s s1sa Bs ss 9a siaa sP5E ~ oaps
1tr tho enemy, :,
, 1863-01-13

was presented ID, the Senate this afternoon,
BY Nj Lowry, stating that il consequences Of
numerous tnanmmatory articles having lately
appeared, and that danger Of violence was to
be apprchcnded on the election Of United
States Senator, the Senate adjourn till We'd
nesday morning. The resolution passed the
first reading By strict party .Tote, and Was
pass previous to 70 o'clock m election can;
not take place, aud the position remains ~.
cant for one year. The city. Is filled with
thousands Of strangers, and great. excitement
, 1863-01-13
FROM DEShIOINES.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEuoHEs, Jan. L, 1858:
The Butternnt Democracy are bringing for.
vsrd the name Of L. P. Richardson, Of Clayton
county, formerly editor Of the North -1o'sa
tMcGregor) Times, Ms their candidate fo7 LIEU
tenant Governor, in the Butternut State con.
r,n,lon. to be held In this city In May.
The report Of Col. Cummings Of the s9th
Iowa Infantry, shows that ut the battle Of Park
rr,s Cross Roads the loss Of The regiment was
three Killed, thirty-three wounded and eleven
missing. lient. Col. James Reddeld was
badly wounded in the shoulder, his collar
bone being broken; and Msj. ]. II. Griffith
was slightly wounded in the head By spent
3,all. Lent William Regnn Of the 18th Iowa
regiment, formerly Of tits city, Is acting
Judge Advocate at Springfield.
, 1863-01-13

Election of United Etates Senaxor-A
Batch of ReA0Iutions-The lO9th
KeG1mcnt-TheC Chicago Conrts-The
Contested Cases.



rs, :. srnKGTnLD, H., Jan. 1e, 1868. =
The Senate and House In joint convention
elected United States Senator. The yote for
Richardson was thirteen In the Senate and
dfty-th1ee In the House. For Yates, ten IN
the Senate, and .twenty.seren IN the House.
Minority for Richardson, twcnty-niuo.: .':~:
The clerk Of tho .Senate announced that the
following joint resolutions had been adopted
By the House:,:~ - 81: =:
.Res1red,. By the Housc Of Representative tue
Senate coueufTins therein, that special commit
tee Of eeven on the part OF the House Of Reptasen-
tattses; and four the pat of rhe Senate BE- ap:
Erefsiopal districts, with Instructions % report
bill for the same at as early day Is posssblc.
Hesolrtd, By the House Of Representatives., the
Senate censarting therein, TINT a committee M of
from the Senate, be appointed to ewhat legisla-
ton, eny, ie necessary TO prevent the emigration
and deportation Of free negroes and slares into
w; pss11fxd Dy the Hoasc Of Representatives, the
senstn cnncur1trg therein, that tho General A.
aemhl3 regards Tie speedy construction Of = setp
, 1863-01-13

The people of Chicago love liberty.
Never in the history Of the city was this
truth made more manifest than by the
monster meetineslast night to endorse the
Presidents edict Of freedom. By it they
believe the rebellion is hit q death~dealiug
blow, and hence they rejoice. BY it Ahra-
ham Lincoln has placed his name beside
Inst Of Washington and all the uob1est ben-
rlactors Of the 1ace. All mankind, except
rebels and Democrats OF the Copperhead
yariety, will bless him for it. Read OUT re-
1,orts On the fourth page.
, 1863-01-13
Rebel News from the Sonth.
H1ADQu4a7ERs 4R4r or THE PoroH8c,}

Rebel News from the Soutls.
H6ADQu4R7ERs ARM or TIE PoroxAc,}
January II, 1853. s
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th has the
following:
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 9.---lt is- now aacertain-
ed that the enemy returned from. his position
on Saturday and Sunday morning, seven
miles beyond Stewards Creek. His cayRlry
returned after hearing Of tho withdrawal Of
our forces.
Gen. Morgan has returned safe. alter de-
stroJfng the Nashville railroad within four
miles Of Louisville. He nlso destroyed the
Lexington and CoEington railroad, and par
oled large number Of prisoners.
The Enquirer says:
Gen. Magrnder;>l in Ills official dispatehftum
Galveston, Texas, concerning the capture Of
the Harriet Lane, says: II have taken COO
prisoners, and large quantity of valuable
stores, arms, &C. The Harriet Lane has been
but little injured-'
New YonK, Jan. 12-The morning papers
contain nothing rc1atiye to the Galveston
disaster.
The Richmond papers contain the following:
KTNsroS, N. G., Jan. S-Thc Passaic,
iton-c1ad, was towcd into the harbor at Beau.
fort, N. c., disabled, having lost her turret
guns and leaking SO badly that her pumps
were kept going constantly. The steamer
which towed the Monitor has not been heard
from. The CONSERVATION at the loss Of these
vessels Is great.
, 1863-01-13

NEW YoRK, Jan. 12>-Ihe New York Herald
has the following:
STAFFORD CoGR7HousE, Jan. IA force ::
Of rebel caSalry, supposed to be Hamptons
flank some days. Onr caTalTy pfckets at st9 +.
fords store were fred upon and two men h IL
ed Our scouts hare been fired upon re9x mt
cdly, and ono Of them died today from ?4nju.
ries received IN this way. =
PresnmipE that this cavalry was supp orted
By larger force, Col. Fenrng went oof night
before last with a force Of cavalry, infantry
and artillery, advanced by different n ,ads. BE
reached Catlett's Station yesterday, where he
encountered and drove comRaU Of from
fifty to seventy rebel cavalry. He ascertained
cent rowing bands Of cavalry, on this side Of
the Rappahannock- Bis CAY airy marched
eighty and his infantry about elxtY miles, re-
turning last evening.
. 1twas reported that the rebels had been
running cars on the rally :oad to Mauassas
Sunction, but this Ia doub tlcss incorrect
tured by the rebels, mar aged to escape, and
reported that the. + ebel force consisted
only Of cavalry belonF sing to Hampton's COM
Gen. sigel; ;arrivefi here from Washington
last evening. : .: .~
f. HzAnac4aTa as Aa11 a.g Of n. + Ro1ssAe} ,ss9
There is no Truth In the report In Riehm.
mond Of sum1 1ler'B embsrkatton. He still oc'
cupies his pp sition in front Of Fredericksburg
None know this better than the rebel military
authorities, rs daily flags Of truce 60 oTe1
under hts supervision.
!. ;, NEW Yonx, Jan. 10:-A dispatch from Stat
ford Courthonee, Va. 9th, says:. This after
t noop ten Of our scouts wero' fired upon neal
Stafford Stores. ten miles from here, by Il banf
+ q; aa0 rebels Ii ambush -, Our men escaped
/ capture, but two nor, wounded, one MOI
i~tatfy. ;.:
, 1863-01-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

About the DiaAstcr and Retreat from
Vfcksburx-No Details In Regard to
the Snrren der ofGn1veston-The Con-
ftseAtfon Act-EnEllsh &sNeutFa1ttys,
Tho q. q. 8cnutorship- -Baulsbury
and WiIk1nson-Cbes ese,s Financial
Matters. !.
, 1863-01-13
FROM CINCINNATI.

porrest and His Cav41ry Reported to
hare Captured Several of Oar Trans.
porfs At the Mouth OF the Cumbefs
land.
, 1863-01-13
FROM CALIFORNIA. j,


San FRANCISCO, January 1o-Reto7n tlons
endorsing President Lincoln's emancipa ton
proclamation, after an extended debate, p ass'
ed both houses Of the Legislature to-day,ol 1ly
eight Senators and eleven Assemb1ymen . p
posing.
/, The coinage Of the branch mint ut San Fran
eisco for the past year amounts to 31S, 600 90
, 1863-01-13

The 1rI7rke is Nineteenth.
Especial Dtsu.tch to the Chicago T7ibune.1
Il. Asuyu11, Jan. II, 1868.
The 18th are all right. Col. Scott i slightly
wounded; Mai. Guthrie do; Capt. Chandler
Of company F ia killed; I ieut. Wood Of COM
paay G. and Lieut.. Bell ,of company z, are
slightly wounded; DR.. Bes pe - taken pF1s'
oner, and ,..stW held,,; Lieut. WOOD, OF con-
pany H, severely wounded
Total killed .-.......,.... II
Total wounded ........ g
MisHl1p. .................-.. ..........+. IA
IL
Tnta1 .......,. 11k
, 1863-01-13

the Commit - Of Ways aud Means, now
under cousiaea etiou. The only hope Of sue
cess In any aa2a cial scheme was In military
After some furh her remarks the Committee
rose, and the Ho.a 9 adjourned.
, 1863-01-13
GEN. nutIer.

BoswH, Jan. 1a--Gcn., Bu.ier viii have
public RECEPTION here TOMORROW, and prooa-
, 1863-01-13
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Nfru 1nptrtistrItnt8..
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N6RS.FREMONTSNEW BOOK.
STORY OF THE GUARD ).
4 Gbruniele of tbt lDar..: :
BTMEs. JESSIE BENTON FREMONT.
ToI. lsns. Negsauy bound u beyeueA boaeG6.
R1see. tR.


This book. rom tho pea OF tho wife Of aoo. Fss-
Mont, l. true story of the celebrated bodYxaa.1.
~hota achievements havo been mada tho subiest az
inch diverse criticism. Hrs. Fremont naa unde.tsksm
the ssoJ from des1re to do tmpls justice to thoss
EnJ solddet7J JounE men- worthy Of = place IN the
Chronicles Of fnghty deeds who were nIsrcpzesenf-
e. tlghted md tnAY tnsuted ont Of the serSice ba
Cause OF the naQe they bore aud to contribute soe-
thing 70 the relief Of the fcs Of such Of tho Gua1k
a21ost their N.es IN the service latter purpose
tho prodts Of the work Win b. deyoted. - >
The STORY Of tho Guard II net = pouderou1 hss-
sorea1 chronicle Though deals strictly In etz II
Ahound1 In romantic and thrilling incideats II H. ~
the author aa1s oftt the hrade stor1 Of the anazd
interesting from tho acts-lnterezinE because IN teH
1houssnd homes IONA Tacant psce vn lend stronger
interest to the tale.~
u For sale bJ al Booksellers. OF sent rxxrAutS to
Any sdd1ess. On rectipt Of price bY the pnhllshet4
ia12ya*st sc. aR1eQs 4 CO.
, 1863-01-13
FROM THE SOUTH,


FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. lit is reposted1n
Richmond that the rebel gunboat Merrimac Is
now lying under the guns OF Fort Darling,
having gone below the Blockade obstructions,
and ca1not return on account Of the low
water in the James River
At Newbern, on Wednesday last, there were
f1fty-fye Yankee transports. The forces there
include the commands Of three Maior Generals,
which gives force Of 5000 at least. There
posed that m attack Is meditatcd In Whining
toon and Goldshoro.
Thirteen Yankee officers nre In Atlanta, Ga
HEADQUARTERS AR,zx OF TIE PoroKAc, }x
Janna1y IL, 1853.
The Richmond Enquirer Of to-day contains
the following: 4.
T1cksBcRG, Jan. s, 1853.
To Hon. J. 4. Leddon:
From the latest Information, am satisfied
that the enemy's transports hive gone up the
river. There are only seven gunboats between
the mouth Of Yazoo River and AllikIen's Bend.
Vickeburg IL daily growing stronger, aud ne
intend to hold It.
(Signcd) j. @. PEXBER1oN,.
General In Command
CHARLESTON, 8. G., Jan. 1.-Late ad1ices
press from Brownsville had brought i4forma.
lion that 1900 French troops h41 landed
At Matamoras and taken POSSESSION Of the
city.
J. The railroad bridge over Ne1se River, on
the Weldon and Wilmingt ton rsslroad has been
rebuilt.
The Virginia sohIters in the hospitals are
those from other States are supplied By their
State agents, The Enquirer calls on the men
and women Of Virginia to furnish the neces-
earv articles.
, 1863-01-13

yohn Martin; bsth Ohio. check
fr11z y Asin. Mst No, head.
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G4eotee E!1 Erahait, H sSth Qhio. slight.
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John ,1a. G. Ma1st9n hs III r III 11zth Ohio, head.
Peter see!ensn s,'5 sssh IT.; oh}o, 1tsf: ies.
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ISwis I;sTt dKn5tly' 81 50, 1sth 8i 88hiIo, thumb.
George Emory, 1sth Ohio, arm. s.
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FOR SALE-:A light two-wheeled
seeu sasses r. n:s5 ssa &
Clark ktrtet AFfS fai4yIit
, 1863-01-13

RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR
Il Il EAI.E nx
, 1863-01-13

TOR SALE--l6o Acres Of Land in
L Lee county, Illinois, 50 Acres fenced With board
fence and 60 acres eoke and under rlongh Improve.
Illinois. Ffrs rnlits rom apb|e4tn. SIX from Anasoy.
twelye from Mendoza, and eighteen from nxon-
lm DeathGrn street. taf<[59St
, 1863-01-13

w ANTED-To Rent, small
w House, within i've or ten minutes walk of Clark
Street Bridge. IN = good neghboIaood. Rent paid
promptly. Address F. o. Drawer 6e for three days,
HtatbE terms, jal1z349&
, 1863-01-13

w ANTED-A young man, aged
slres to learn ) trade Cooper Or Timer preferred
CITY recommendations givcp Address, r. GhanpeIl,
Trihpne Office. ia11Z{tlt
, 1863-01-13

CHICAGO LIGHT GUARD AT
~ TENTI0N:-You 4sa hereby ordered to atten3
special meeting Of Jonr Cosps. this tTUESn1F even
and Randolph streets AT past members and iii aho
hare the interest Of the Corps at heart ate Invited to
be present. Per order, R.T.THOMA3. Com'd-G.
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