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A. n. MCCLURE,

REAL ESTAT AdBNT
mo. 2OO THIRD STREET. AT JOHN II. sTopPRL-
as se' I'd 4si. MANS OFFICE.
p i HAVE eiarge amount of property Tor sale. such
as houses and lots, In all parts OF the cIty NJ yar
oua prees ranging nom four hundred 10 ten thousand
dollars, op good payments, and we'll aliuated; and
any quantity Qf vacant lots oT sale, Also, several
farms Tor sale, ranging nom Ona hundred and sixty
acres 10 two acre lot, adjoining the city and Ii
the county.
- Those haVng property for sale and those wantnQ
70 buy, will do well to call On me a. shall give
prompt atteuuon 20 all lAslhes entrAted to my care
have had considerable experience IN the husineas
1asdlm -,.s,...... . BE-. rs A. f.. MCCLURE,
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Dayton hnd Michigan kalIroau,


~ ana amer Sunday, nov 10, lstS, trali. ~
'Oe ~ ,es.e Union Depot sixth stiset, lof foirau "a
Al internediate liOiuts as follows, -
Toledo AMI Ihuago n All ~ 40 w n IN r
Sno"Ro Shu Deti0lt hlght k1pTens At s.Oo nm
u"'i Il NJ ahOkMABhk, sui erintrtfis4
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a9rnblslons.
legal

nHAHmwVarE AliIok WBOVDhEl'
tTLLkE LADEW gied her peltiaa Ia the Court o.
~ Common Pleas IN and for tho county Of Mont
SonsTyi AZ the state OF Ohio the alst day Of na.
opmbeI l36d, agAlnsi J0hR Lagos, praying ior idi
foI9a lerthS causes al gross negeet or dnw AMI
adultery. ELLEN LADEW
JOsIAH LoVHIL, Attorney. si71Ilt 'dlssw6
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NOUhT hOUbE,
CAPITAL STOCK .....,.,........... 90, ,OOU
RE a ND M "A rim Il.
THIS Company offers superior inducements TO All
persons da-lrinI pfOprrty insured. Fire and MaFihe
most favorable terms
BOARD or DIRECTORS
Alfred pradeu, Emanuel Shuliz John II winters
Aug kuhns, i,oob h. OlWin, X d. Harshmab
VI. II. Wsakley, n II. Darat. z In CraWtoId
REUBEN d. HARsHMAN, presldent
ns. n. MlAkLhl, SECRETARY -lLl ie4 I3m
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J. n. TAADER, Secretary.

Meeting in the 3rd Ward Pursuant to
a previous call, the Democracy of the | bird
Ward assembled at the Miami Engine House
last evening, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates TO the City Convention, to be held
at Beckers Hall Saturday evening, March s,
and, also to nominate candidates for the off.
ces of Councilman, School Board, aud As
sessor' T. aauJisHa NMH 8IGlH ID
On motion, Walter Trobridge, Esq, was
appointed Chairman, and J. C. Bollmeyer,
Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed delegates
Geo W. Dove, BENZ Schieble, Joseph B.
Johns, j, g. Scharz, Christ Knecht, John
Rohrer, W, II. Belville, Daniel HeintE, Geo.
Helwig, N, A. Jordan, Martin Reese and
Captain Kline.
Executive Committee.-Capt Kline.
On motion, the following nominations were
made:
Councilman, Daniel Heintz School Board,
Ephraim Lndsly Assessor, Nicholas Staley
III business being concluded, the meeting
adjourned, WALTER TRoBRIDGE,
j. c. BOIIMEYER SecV I.. Chairman
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paylOn q Meslefn ! 1nlllula.


70 aud after Monday trains % ,bs lodtsi
NHNentrd Will lea's tht mon Depot, hktA stit,
atH5d q ~ and De- !, ~, fH.I.I
Returning, ~Ui atuNs 81 llle ~ Si idslgph
rue $500 ~ shn it0 r ~, express trs4ns u.a ,
close eouneudtn Ne 10 H penis IN the West aud d. o.
and 5a ~ trhh Ia The shOftts ~ quiuk oat iou
u Chicago sud tns NouhNest.
nol1 ". WOODWARD, Superintendent
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Meeting in the 4th Ward.-At meet.
ing held in the Fourth Ward Engine House,
Monday evening, Feb 10th, the following
named delegates we're appointed to meet in
Convention Saturday evening, March 9th for
the nomination of City Officers.
F B ShuIl, Jos Shuttle, Geo Limbert, An.
drew Ritzert, Jas CathcArt, C Huber, @ NJ
L McMillen, Ut Baker, sB Smith, G P
Boyer, VIM Boden, and H Fl Hilgsfort
The following Ward Officers we're nomina-
ted
CounciL-Hrnry Fl Hilgefort,
School Board. David A Houk,
Assessor.-Jscob Stephens,
Executive Committee. John McCutcheon
Meeting adjourned.
A, STEPnESs, Sesy. DAVID CLARK,
IN r'.itiIfti s+ President
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s,h. The suprs@s oQgri has no jurisdic-
ton ip pAitsrs Of individOal liberty, unless
the party claiming redress can prove that be
was outraged according 10 Ialoi 5-l n
Elmirs responded BY saying that Supreme
Courts had formerly been considered an or
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The FARMERS s. MERCHANTS'
INSURANCE COMPANY
Fnsuraltcr.

DAYTON, OHIO.
oFFIE-No. W MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE TH
COURT HOUSE.
, 1864-02-16
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-]
MADISON, Wis. Feb. Is, 1854.
A long discussion was Ind in the House to-
day on the Railroad Bills, relative to bridg-
ing the Mississippi, and members from the
numbering districts Of the northern part OF
the State arc showing good deal Of opposi-
tion to them. The bills were finally post
poned until the s0th.
The House spent some time in Committee
of the Whole on bill revising and amending
laws relative to the pay Of soldiers and relief
of soldiera' families.
The Governor received d telegram to-day
that two companies, c and Z, Of tho 8tl,
Wisconsin regiment, had re-enllsted and ar
rived at ST. Louis on their way home:
The veteran 7th regiment, with its ranks
considerably recruited, Will leave Racine for
the Army Of the Potomac on Wednesday.
Quite a riot occurred ut Camp Randall last
night. A large number Of recruits attacked
the sutl building for tho purpose Of de-
stsoying It. Nc Invalid Corps, under com
mand Of Capt T. r. Chase, was ordered te
fix bayoncts and drive the rioters to thei,
quarters, which YVES quickly done. Soon
after, the old gnard house: was discovered to
be on fire, the object being to release aome
alleged deserters confined there. Through
| the efficiency OF Capt AcKibbfn, no further
damage WAS done than the destruction Of the
gnard house. The loss is slight.
- In my dispatch Of yesterday, in the order
| By the Governor relative to tho quota Of this
State, By typographical or telegraphlc blum.
der, Jou make me say each congressional dis
| trict and town can be approximately ascertain
, 1864-02-16
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
1EDrAHAPo1ls, Feb. Is. 1864.
The Goth New York Veterans, $50 strong,
passed through here to-day, for the front.
The 51st Illinois, re-enlisted veterans, 175
strong, ar7ived this morning and left tonight
for home.
Battery B, 1st Tennessee, Sc strong, passed
through for the front
Fifty~one guerillns from Kentucky, were
brought here this morning and sent to Camp
Morton.
Ninety-onc recruits for Michigan batteries,
left far tie field. -.
A rebel prisoner tr51ng to escape. from
Camp Morton, was fired at aud killed By the
guard. 4 tunnel was afterwards discovered
and measures taken to prevent further at-
tempts.
The Chamber Of Commerce held their first
session to-day. Large transactions were
made In wheat and -four.
Wayne county having donated SIS, COO to
the Sanitary Commission, splendid silk
banner costiag over 800 will be presented to
It as the Banner county.
The Adjutant General states TINT the quots
OF Indiana under the last cali, is but hall
filed. Bounties cease on the first of March
Exertion is necessary to fill the quota, ant
companies not full will be consolidated
Unless the quota is filed by March 10, ths
draft VIII be enforced.
, 1864-02-16
FROM FRANKFORT.
Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tr1bune.1


FRAHKFoRT, Ky.. Feb. is. 1854.
Mr.. Bell, from the Select Committee to
whom the subject was referred, reported the
following resolutions on Federal aflairs:
Reeotred. by the General Assembly Of the Com
monwealth ol Kentucky. That this State need
make no further exhibition, by WAY OF political
resolutions, Of her intense loyalty OF Of her SIN
cesr and unslterahle devotion to the natioua1
Union. Her stand has been taken after the ma.
turcst dellbcration, and it is known to the world
She VIII not prove rec1e4nt by taking any b,ck-
ward atep, hut will 60 forward with al heee re-
sonrcee Of men. money and credit, to tho support
OF our gallant armies in the field till the rebellion
IL Fnbdned aud treason Msafmed, and she will,
through the peaceful mode prescribed BY tic
fundamental 1awe Of the land, nse her efforts to
correct any er1orr that may have been committed
either by the executive or the 1egislsttve depart
ment OF the Government.
Reeo1eed, That We regard IS inpolttie the en-
nstrneDt Of negroes soldiers into the armies oi
tho United States and VIC earnestly protest against
thcfr enlistment within the State Of kentucky, and
We respectfully request the President OF the Uni
ted States to remove from our limits and border
all Camps for negro soldiers, By which our slavef
arc cpticed to leayc the se1rice Of their owners.
Resolced, That In the opinion OF the Gcuera1 A.
eemb]y the legal statutes Of sta1ca In rebellion ~
fceards the Union Was not changed bT the crlmln
al action OF their people In attempting to seccde
thus forcing cirn war uEon the people OF tn
country, and when the people Of any Or all thos'
States shall, in coed Faith, return to their alle2
ance their States, before the War, arc 1uemoc9'
OF the great American Union and the people mere
Of arc citizens, all subject to the Constitution ane
laws OF the United Siates.
Nr. Bill has the floor and will advocate
, 1864-02-16
CUR RICHMOND PRISONERS

ESPECIAL Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.]
WAsH1xoros, Feb. 15 1861.
Col. cIre1I1.t nun1rct1 aud ten
other Union officers, escaped from Richmond
by digging tunnel under the street. Twenty
Of them, including Col Streiyht md several
other Colonels, have arrived at Fortress
Monroe.
Gen. Wistar has sent scouting parties Of
cavalry up the peninsula to cover the escape
Of the rest.
Gen. Neal Dow being unable to endure the
fatigues Of the journey, din't come, though
he might have escaped By the same route.
FonTREes MoxnoE, Feb. 13.
have received a telegram under date Of
February II, from Gen. Wistar, which states
that Col. streight, with r1o other officers, es-
capped from prison. in Richmond, By digging
tunnel.
, Col. strcight and II Others arc safe ::
(Sfgned) B. F. BUTLER,
Mug. Gen. Could'g.
FORT MONROE, Feb. 14.-Thc steamer R.
Spaulding arrived this p. m. from Beaufort,
N. c., with about 1lfty rebel prisoners.
All was quiet ut Newbern when tho steam
cr left.
Two Union offers, Captain md Lfcuten-
ant, arrived today On the Yorktown mail
boat, having effected their escape from Libby
prison. They report that thirty prisoners,
mostly officers, had escaped just before they
left As yet none Of them have been heard
from.
, 1864-02-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
2prrwarKrp Feb IL 1871

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. II, 1851.
First Lieut. Henry a. Huntington, Ath y.
8. artillery. has been appointed additional
United States mastering and disbursing Off
ccr in this State, and assigned to duty at Chi.
cago. Lieut.. Huntington has been engaged
in the various battles during the war, Shiloh,
Corinth, Pcrryyillc and Stone River, and waa
only induced to leave the field on account Of
Ill health, and will honorably I'LL any posi-
ton to which he is assigned:
BIZ special order from tho War Depart
ment, Cairo ls annexed to the Department Of
the Tennessee, and JeHeTsongille, Ind, to
the Department Of the Ohio, now under
command Of Brig. Gen. Ammcn.
Recruiting continues brisk. One hundred
and twenty have reported to-day.
The Cd Illinois cavalry have rc-enllsted,
and will arrive In this city during tho week.
Tho regiment is commanded by Col. John J..
Mndd, and numbers about $50 men.
-Adjt. Cen, Fuller will leave this city to.
| night for Chicago, to prepare rendezvous
for the 51st regiment.
Tho receipts from tho dinner given to the
soldiers in Pike county, amounted to $3.50.
Tho whole affair WAS a complete success.
The amount realized will be placed at the
disposal Of tho Sanitary Commission.
, 1864-02-16

thci: 7tcus Drca couEsse Of asds bids on n OF
which were rejected. Sales comprise hhds stems 1t
e. H92po doscEaps ut 81 so950: 81 do green luEs
1t $4le1sC.o; do planters' la&s 1t 40
common leaf at soJmG18ao: q do uae@tmn shipping
1eatat S1s.4a4i69G; 10 medium manufacturing 1t
St7n@ao:J: Ado good and nc 1t $e'0E3so:>s; q bxs
at S13.to<91528.
F1orn-Dnl, with 0lfS Of 425 brt5 supe7a 10 Ia IA
rlous lots at $5.aoGte5~ > -. - I
TuEAr-Izrcsular. salcs, including ano.t J., 2s:ss
from common to prime at II 1591:23
OATS little di1aer, with sstea Of 1ocS Hs0 at sc
2s5 do at Sc: 187 do At s0Hc- ~ .
CoRN-Transacttuns heavy under > dectntn~ mar
ket, including 436 Ska white ut 3tc3 81 do xeu Ut
41C5: st0 do ut 81 ~ !; 2 100 do At $t0o..
RyE-salea Of is ska On pztvnto tc1ns
Po1K-sales OF 100 br1s mess on Illinois rtvoT At
$500.
La4p-i:8 tres At 1e4e; 1co do kettle rendered at
12kc las do mauufactnr,ug 1t 1oH@t0xc 10 do do =:
10c. =. =. r. :. -:
GaXAeE-Sales otsl tres hEoWn and yellow at 9Ac.
, 1864-02-16
FROM CAIRO AND Below,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.9 ]

Especial Diapatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l.
... -, :. CAaEo, Feb. Is, 1854
By the steamer Liberty No. . ne have Menu
phis dates Of tho 18th. The papers contain
little Of interest. Tho Homeycr left Duvals
Bluff On Tuesday, the 9th. The White Riyer
was tising slowly, and the Arkansas falling
at Little Rock, with six feet Of water report
ed In the channel to the mouth. There was
still ]arge amount Of accumulated stores at
'Duval's Bluff, for Little Rock, and for.the
present the transportation Of private freight
over the railroads had been prohibited.
The steamer Mill Boy, laden with stores for
the troops ut, Batesyiile, sunk on the 1st of
February. eight miles above Jacksonport, by
being blown on snag in the Storm The
boat snd cargo were q total loss, The wreck
while floating down the river, at Duval's
BlnG came in contact with the Homeyer, then
unloading, punching hole In her mid-ships,
the boat only being saved by tho steam pump
md the excrtfons Of her officers. The wreck
then noated on, and when last heard of, had
aoated out: Of tho river bottom upwards.
The hill Boy was own ed bJ Captains Mitchell
and johnson, the latter Of whom commanded
her ut tho time Of her wrccklng, but the
boat was in Government SERVICE She wnE
worth about $4,000, the way such property
is sselling. .
The Neus says: Two men {sefagces) living
about three miles from Pulaski station, IL
Pulaski county, Illinois, Oh Thursday nighi
rot into IN alteration, when one drew a pfs
tol and fred at the other, but without hitting
him. The man shot at went home, and selz
ing gun, sought his assailant, and fired a
him, the bail entering his hip, and fnalctint
a severe wound. I am unable to- learn .th'
names Of the parties. -:
The steamer Lady franklin, from Memphis
bound for Cincinnati, passed here to-day
with nearly eight hundred bales Of cotton.
CA1Ro, Feb. 1G.-Gen. 9herman's headuua'
terB, as reported, were at Jackson on the It'll
He has since been heard Of ut Brandon.
Gen. G. ". Smiths cavalry expedition LET
| Memphis on tile 11th inst, In the direction
of Cedar Valley.
The entire line Of the Memphis d Charles
| ton Railroad was vacated by our forces OF
the 18th, 1t having been held for the past 81,
months merely to aid Gen Smiths cavalr.
expedition and get good start.
Gen. Sherman considers holding d garriso1
on the road has been source Of we2kuess t.
the United States. He does not favor guard
ing ruilroads unless they are Of vital Import
| opca
, 1864-02-16
REBEL RAID INTO KENTUCKY
THREATENED.
OUR RICHMOND PRIS0NERS--ES-
CAPE OF OVER 100 UNION
OFFICERS,
Arrival Of Col. Straight
and Others.
A. FAIR SET.OFF ON THE
BOHN MORGAN ES-
CAPADE.
FROM KNOXVILLE.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago TEibune.1
Eynf1

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tdbune.]
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.
Col Brown1ow arrived from Knoxville to-
day, which place he left week. aggo. all
was qnlet ut that time.
Longstrect's advance was at Strawberry
plains, 13 miles from Knoxville, but his main
force Is at Aorristown.
Buckner has taken possession of Pound
Gap, and this with other movements .indica-
tes an early movement into Kentucky. The
minority Of LonPstrect's men are without
shoes and they arc fed with great difficulty.
It's thought that they must either move into
Kentucky Or fall back. j..
For these reasons large body Of our caral-
II has returned to central Kentucky to witch
the enemy in this matter, as we'll as to pro-
cure adequate forage.
, 1864-02-16

NEY York, Feb. 15.-Thc Hera'd's dispatch
from Vicksburg states thut Jackson and
Yazoo city are in The hands of Sherman, after
slight skirmish, attended with but little
loss to US. This SUCCESS gives us fine forag-
ing country: ~
Generals Mcpherson and Hurlbut occupied
Jackson. Colonel; Yates occupied Yazoo,
after short fight at Sartatia where wc lost
q few men. =. - .; :
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. II The following
from the Mobile expedition comes from Off
cil sources: .,',. - >,
Sherman entered jackson, Miss, On the
morning Of the 5th. The enemy offered but
slight resistance, and arc supposed to be fall
ing back over Pearl river.
It is believed that the rebels are receiving
reinforcemcnts from their army at Dalton,
Georgia,
, 1864-02-16

letters from country merchants protesting
against 1t md denounelng those who are fat
tening On 1t, aud calling on us to help to
break 1t up. Having put our hands to the
plow, We don't intend to "look back" Until
these shackles, 50 damaging and prejadiciA
to the business interests our city, shall be re-
moved or broken. -
, 1864-02-16
FR0M. CHATTANOOGA.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzlbune.1

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. Is, 1854,
Capt. Barber, LIST Ohio Sharpsho ootcrs, re-
turned from Chicakamauga to-day, having
buried 619 Of our dead and IS rebels. Total,
s74, The following are believed to be recog-
nized: Jas. Waterbury, Capt. Wright, 28th
Ohio; Capt. Hawley, I'd Michigan cavalry ;;
Lieut., Richard Nef, 4th Ohio cavalry; ".
Stewart, Co. a, 2Gth Indiana; ]. A. Andrews,
eoth Illinois; private E. ". Carruys-
A large number Of Others may be rccogniz-
ed BY articles taken from their persons, which
win be sent to Cleveland for recognition at
the Sanitary Fair.
, 1864-02-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribuae.l
81 MILWAUKEE,, Feb Is, 1861
F1ouE-Unchanged. sales 100 hrls Portland City
aKau-Receipts Of wheat ssssSs bu. Market t,ade
EASIER sales H. 900 bu No spring. In store at Sill
s,,co bu do at s1.17H; 5000 bu do ut Slick. Oats
autet Sales GO bu delivered at &c. Corn unchanged.
Barley steady: Sales 800 bu At $1.25k. Rye-sa!es
4C0 bu on track 1t CSC.
Hoos-Ieccipts OF dressed hogs, 4o8 head No salcs+
Packers offer 37.s0aaa5 div on zoo ns.
l. AtNevhaIln this evening wheat WIS held arnn at
kc advance. Sales n 600 tu No spring at SILK.
, 1864-02-16

increase In Loans, et,1ca. .tsl
nerrease n Epec{c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, :. 5t9,t8
fnryrahe IN Cfrcufafinn: :: ... 58,Q5
11rrrtase In Dtnotlts ..::.......... B,gH,3 81
, 1864-02-16

The Duke Of Manchester, writing about
Hamlet, says hts character and the Incidents
Of his LIE were very probably taken from
those Of the ce4oorated Lord Essex Robert
, 1864-02-16
JaThnsVkers at Decatur.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tdbune.

JRThatVK<r4 at DECATUR
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tdoane.1
DxcATUR Feb. Il, 1a6i-
The Magnet Of this city publishes statement
which. by the way, ia .coplep into the columns Of
the 7gn<s Of your city, in which the action OF the
1e-cn1isted 9Th Kansas Cavalry ID traversed, and
abatement Of the occurrence made 10 grossly at va
ranec with facts that propose to aetthesc 7eter-
ars right. Those who know the jaFhswaess know
that they hate copperhead as The devl hates holy
water, and that they also lore fair play, a1d Will
lave 1t.
The tacts CONCERNING the disturbance referred to
by the Magnet are hr1edy these; The regiment ar
rived at Decatur early In the morning, and called
fast. This he readily agreed TO furnish then, but
when The bill WIS presented they found TINT the.
xe1e eha1eedd ss cents EIe cit,x.ns i..s rns wsrs
20 such nonsense. and although come OF them paid
the h!u rather shan create . distnrbanee, Other.
ssEed % 10 % diseofse, nd s,aaeief xoald LOT do #:
So the fayhaw kesS +twent for him. lie had heard
OF their valorous deeds In tho deld-perhaps had
were cowarde and then concluded that the hoys
hoped 70 goage from Uncle sam's boys. From that
senieni 10 le abeenL The Union people Of Decs-
tur, when they Haw how matters stood threw open
@ s S9S ed eac ae t2s es she
heads ard they go " for them on every occasion.
:. JAYuAWKER. 1
CnI1s7MAs CONTRIBUTIONS TO TIE CATno-
Lie THLo1 oo1cA1 6En1NANr FUND.-. Halignn
reports the following as The amounts collected in
the several Catholic churches Christmas for the
benefit OF the Catholic Theological F--l:-:
City C64e4ions.- Churchex.-St. Fatsick'a. West
Side, $se3; burch Of the Holy Name, North Side,
| Is I; st. Mnry's South Side, $40; Holy Family,
| S.S6: st. johns, $40: St. Columbkils, Sly:
/ St. Louis, $11s: immaculate Conception, $40
| st. Mldget's, Bridgeport, SIS; ST. Mchaels, 50
st. james, 500; st. Joseph't, f5s; st. Peters.
| So; st. Frnucis,, stt.
! Country Coueetioas.- -Gaaena, 500: Ottawa, $50:
| 1sEa1le. $s5; Taukecnu and Mill Creek. sis:
| Frccport and 'ralos. $OA: Aurora, (Gernan Con.
I errcationl, $40: Chanpnigne City, sa93: Bloom
| ington, SOS; Caleua, German c0ag1cEntlonl, !,
$.i.45; Joliet $s1.45; Aurora, SO; Eosl Island,
| *s0: Nspervi1lc. $77.45; Troy Grove and Mendo-
t. IGerman), $1G; Rockford and Bclvidere, S7t.57:
SO; Henrr. ucn1epin md Sheffield. $5@o Free
| port, Sc; Ectn, S5i; Mendota, $56; St. Charles,
| Junction and blackberry. $5s; Wilmington, Isl ;
! Arnboy, $50; Naureau, $3R: Peoria, German Con.
greeauon), s4'; Lt1on, SO: Sterling, 40; Joliet
German ConrretA:ion} 3lst; Meeban's Settle
! mint e:9.15; McHenry, German Cengregatoh(
! $ae.N.; DcK alb, $:U; s.aptlo ETC.. $ta.: Ronfbo
1aie, -; Gross Point. $ls; Nante-o, SO.
, 1864-02-16

Especial pispatch to tho Chicago Trihuncl
ST. PAUL, Feb. Is, IsjI.
The 1st Minnesota has just reached here,
4 p. m. Their reception Is nov taking place.
It Is perfect osation.
, 1864-02-16

Nobbcry OF q Savings Bank.
Bos1oR, Feb. 15.-Thc Savings Bank of
South scltuatc was broken into on Sunday
morning. and robbed Of $500 in bills Of yarI-
Gus banks and about s, 500 in bonds, papers,
, 1864-02-16
up here ns hostages for his apprehension and

delivery to Justice. -:
a colored soldier: doing duty as guard OF
tic military prison was accidentally shot on
Saturday evening. Supposed to be wounded
mnrtallE.
, 1864-02-16

=. Especial D!spstca 70 the chicaao 1Hoqne1:s"'
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