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, 1864-02-12
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
sPRNar1ELD, Feb. II, 1864.
The 59th regiment, 1llinats veteran volun-
teere, arrived at Camp Butler. to-day, under
command Of the gallant Col. Sidney Post It
was recruited In Knox, Warren, Henderson,
McDonough, Green, Edgar, Coles, and Ma
coupiu counties,
Judge jenkins, Of the Sd judicial Circuit,
ago.
On Tuesday evening last, Mr.. Brewster, d
fireman on one OF the trains of tile Great Vest
crn Railroad, fell from the tender while the
train was at Jamestown Station and was In
stantly killed.
In the United States district Court, yester-
day, the case Of Robert Anderson, charged
with having in his possession, with intent to
pass, counterfeit twenty dollar United
States Treasury note, vas called up and q
trial had. A verdict of guilty was rendered.
The following circular, authorizing the
payment Of the premium of SIS dollars and
SIS dollars to any non-commiasioned officer,
private, or sitizen who presents IN accepted
recruit, has been issued by Assistant Provost
Marshal General, Col. Cakes.
OFFICE ASST pRovosT MAnsHAL GENERAL.
AID Surf. Vol. REcR' TIHo SERVICE, ILL,
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 8, laa-
CIRCULAR
To all Provost 1Iarnhals, Recruiting Officers, md
mastering and Disbursing oMcers In 1iltnoiss
am directed by the Provost Marshal General
to notify al mastering and dishurstng officers, r
emitting officers and provost marsha1s In this
any non-commfssIoned officer, private, Or citizen
who present an accepted. recruit. In case there
cruit is presented to Iccruling Officer not pro-
MASTERING officer will be required to show that he
has been duly mustered into the United states ser
vice before the premium can be paid. All persons
concerned are hereby duly notified Of this order.
sSfgnedl jas. OAKEs, Lieut.. Col.
4. 4. r II. General and Sup't. Vol R. 8. Ills.
One hundred and one new recruits arrived
In this citT YesterdAY.
, 1864-02-12
FROM GEN. GRANTS COM.
NfANHls

C1sclSsA11, Feb. 10.-Slight skirmlshes
take rlacc in the vicinity Of Knoxville daily.
Snlull rox prevails to m alarming extent at
Knoxville. knoxville'e eligibility as mill
second only. to those Of Murfreesboro in
strength and lnlsh- Gen. Sheridan CON-
mands at lou1on. The Army OF the Cum
beriand is in magnificent condition. The
troops now draw full rations.
chEtlenooga fts3a ana ~ ite approaches are exton-
fanE movement without inviting immeaiate
ruin Reports of the cyucnotfnE ~ noit~.
Kinggold and Tunnel Hill arc errors ..h;n,,,
nroec from the fact that the far Of trrnce s. ~.
cor, under Col. Burke, took the wronr ro,d
ind passed completely around the twe ntter,
10 Dalton, he eays he did not, Int claims to
l,uyc gone within Il mile and half OF Dalton,
Some Of Johnston's forces, however, have
been sent away. Nearly all the Tennessee
I'igadcs, aud at least two-thirds Of the Ken.
lucky regiments, lave been sent South, IN.
holding Mobile and act under Bishop Polk
nj Dc1nopolis, hut in reality to prevent their
descrtion. Tcnnessccans leave the rebel army
III great numbers. Neither North Alabam.
ian6 nor hcntuckians seem so Loyalty In.
clfucd as Tenncsseeans. CebQrne command.
u, Tunnel Hill. Most Of the rebel army is at
Dulton, with Johnston's headquarters at At
iauta, About three divisions have LETT John.
son. Lopgstrcet has certainly been the 70.
el,:ient Of iarge additions from the rebel ar-
LILIES in virgiuia, North and South Carolina,
General Grant has the Confederacy fenced
III with Federal troops and cannon from
Florence, Ala, to Knoxville: Some little
tine will clnpse yet before this army can
move complete. When 1t does there will be
crash, Two veteran regiments have 70:
turned to the t}eld-tAe Goth Ohio and the Sd
Witcons'n-the former los stronger than Il
Wcnt away.
, 1864-02-12
FROM DES MOiHES,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1

lepec1aI Dlspatch TO the Chicago THhune.1
DEs MONIES, Feb. II, 1664.
The Senate devoted the day to the consid-
Grafton of bill locating the Governors Office
at the Capitol, md fixing his salary at twen-
ty-flve hundred dollars. The bill was lost
The House passed the bill for adding to tho
State Library, but cut the appropriation
down to 5000,
Bills were introduced In the House to re-
district the Senatorial and Representative
districts, and to make Supervisors county
officers, elected BY the county ut large.
There is no prospect of resumption Of tho
lands granted to the railroad companies, nor
Of any legislation inimical to railroad inter
ests. AL the State asks is justice and fair
dealing.
The bill locating the executive Office at
Dcsmolncs; the bill fixing the Aljutant Gen
erals salary at two thousand dollars the
House bill to appoint Compissioners to set
tlo with the suretics Of Eads; and bill
making the time for city elections on tho
first Monlny Of March, and requiring resi-
deuce Of twenty days In the ward, passed the
Senate to-day. The House passed the bill
amending tho appraiscment law, and ordered
ten thousand copies OF the report Of the
trustees of the Agricultural College printed;
and passed the bill requiring County Treasu-
rcr's to keep In their offices revenue stamps
10 the value of two hundred dollars, and
had great many resolutions offered.
What stated in my last dispatch in rel,-
tion to the action Of the statc towards Rail
road Companies is correct, but the matter
rests entirely with the Companies. They
must abandon any attempts to 'swipdlc the
State By Il diversion Of She 1and grants from
the purposes intended, and abide By the con-
ditions Of their own contracts, so fur as in
their power, now in good faith, or suffer the
consequences.
The Office Of the Gonst;tntiom and Uuion, at
Fairfield, blatant copperheed sheet, edited
by DIVE Steward late IN inmate Of The Cepi-
tol prison at Washington, was destroyed By
a company of the I'd Iowa infantry few
t9ayS since.
, 1864-02-12
THE REBEL CONGRESS.

New YORK, Feb. 11,-1n the rebel House
of Representatives, January Goth, IN import
mt debate occurred on the question Of con-
scription- Mr. Smith, Of North Carolina,
stated that the strength of the rebel army
able to feed. Mr. Chamber, Of virginia, said !;
- we could feed double that number; If not,
the sooner We make terms with Lincoln, the
better. Everybody expects next spring will
be the heaviest and most decisive campaign
that will occur
Mr.. Goode, Of Virginia, said his State could
ion Of all the enrolling officers who recently
assembled at Richmond
Mr.. Holcomb, Of Virginia, thought the
weak point Of the Federals was their f1nan.
ces, and the policy Of the South WAS to pro-
tract the war. Our last crops were fur below
the aVernge. Take away more Inen and stat
vation will be, the inevitable result.
Other speeches were made, and the bill
under discussion passcd-41 against 81.
It amends the conscript law so as to AZ
empt farmers end planters, on condition Of
their giving an- additional tenth Of their sup
plies for the use OF the army.
On the following day after the debate,
bill passed to impress all male free negroes
between the ages Of Is and 80, to work on
Notifications, in the production or prepare
tion of material Of war, and In the military
hospitals. They nre to be compensated S1l
similar manner, ut the same rate Of cOmpen-
satlon, owners to receive full pay for those
who die in the service or escape to the enemy;
also allowing the impressmcnt Of slaves in
any military department where they can be
obtained III the above manner, to the num-
ber Of 20, eco, tley to be paid for as above.
Free negroes arc to be IN ill cases impressed
first.
The following resolutions were introduced
in the rebel Congress on the 9Th. The House
, 1864-02-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune!
FRANKFORT, Ey.,. Fob. II, 1st;l~
The House is again in session thi, alter
noon on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Ward, Of Harrison, advocated the Ken
tucky platform, which is the substance Of the
resolution under discussion, and was en-
platte against tho Administration war policy,
The Emancipation proclamation. and tho en-
enlistment Of negro troops. He cllarged that
negro Slaves were now being enlisted In
Southern Kentucky from loyal masters, &c.
Mr.. WAR, Of Muhlenburg county, COM
mcnced temperate rejoinder,. but Enye way
for motion to adjourn.
He will resume lis speech tomorrow
evening. ;.
The House passed bill providing for the
payment Of money due deceased soldiers to
widows, and widows heirs.
The Senate voted tic following resolution:
12esolsfd, That the. Committee, On Internal In
proyements be instructed to inquire into the poll
CT and eIpediency Of providing by Law fo< the
leasing cut to incorporated companies or private
associations, the a1ack water navigation Of the
Green. Barren and Kentucky Rivers, and that they
report by bill or otherwise.
Much Interest Is manifested in regard to the
fate Of the Federal resolutions. The radicals
regard them Us disloyal..
, 1864-02-12
FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST.. Paul, Feb. II, 1854.
The Senate resolution rc-nominating Pre-
sldent Lincoln, came up In tho House yester
day as special order. A Blue Earth county
Copperhead introduced u substitute series
which affirmed that 1t was not the province
oflegfslatiye bodies to interfere with Prcsi-
dential affairs but they should Be left to the
people.
As soon as he introduced them he gave no.
tice ofdebatdaud the whole subject lay over
until to-day, underline rule.
The Coppcrhead substitute resolutions were
voted down-yeas 10, nays 81. All of the
resolutions were then passed as they came
from the Senate.
The vote on the last one, which expressly
nominates Lincoln, stood 20 to Is.
A joint committee has been appointed BY
the Legislature to make arrangements to re-
ceiye the 1st Minnesota Regiment Which is
expected next Sunday.
, 1864-02-12

Markets by Telegraph.


+ Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TTsfune.1
CHcysAT1, Fob. Il 1854.
l. Nu1sxT-Demand continues active. chisnyspocaia
five, and further advance Of 4c gallon vss estab
lished. Sales of 600 bsls At esFs2He.
asoosRrxs- rules steady At full prices. -ew
Orleans no1asses 6as'sc for old, and 1898 for NOW
/ Sugar 1s4&I5ke. Har4 refined 189lstc.
GRA11-Wheas steady as StcSx31 90 for prime rcd
SiS@a'4o for Kentucky white, and 81 1391 .Bfor us
Corn in good demand for new ear from distfcrs and
r:taters sud tho market Is steady II @97c she11ed
Is s0eAbe At 3 in bulk xe1s L lts,c old corn
in the market, and prices nominal OTIS In Cir
demand, end arc held at st9aic bulk and 9o8c In
Sacks. Rye nrtner, hut In sm1n deruaud aad sales
were made at $l.sa Barley has dun and unchanged
MARKET Prime spring Is held Ut %1a3t s., and fall 1t
t1.M9leo. Clover seed very firm at $s1oGssa5
Pao71s1oHE-1here IL IN active apecu1at,ve de-
mand foT old mess pork, and all to- be Ind at
$5o for two year old, and $i1o for Last Season. was
taken. New mess II impaired for at $2nsN3s1o0 but
fifty cents higher asked, which checked tbs demand,
sndt little WINS done. iBulk shoulders are in
active temlnd ut 7@74c, loose; not much doing in
sides the extreme views Of holders check operations
eH@eXc Is asked for RIB, and 10k@loXc foF clear.
Hama In gool demand at 1939toH, but there are
few In tho market. Nothing doing In boxed meats
aside from contracts: sngaEcursd hams ar9 hclL nt
.IiH9t5c for the best city,. Lard sells at R4c-
nlilwaukee Market
Especial Dispatch to tho chicago Trtbuue.1
MILWAUkE3, Feb. H. 1BEt4
FLoUR-Qulet and unchanged. Sales: 70 bris low
grade Spring 1t si.s5.
GnA11-Recespts Of Wheat 10, 80 bushels. Market
unchanged. Sales: 5000 hu No /. spring In store,
at <1lek; 14,ao bu do at s11sss; 1890 bu do at
s13s1 :.sto bu No ut s1tt- Oats steady. sales:-
600 hu No In sore ut 61c. Corn lower. Sales 40
bEls at Bic. Barley quiet.
pr1ss1D Hods-kecetpts: :1ls head. Market quies
AID unchanged,
PuoE1sro3s-Ftrmer. sales:-1.lco brls Mesa Pork.
At El1DD. 30 bt18 clear Meas at Esl a.
, 1864-02-12
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRrAkY 12, 1864.

jor-Lfeut. Harvey n. Brown, Of Columbus,
late Lieutenant 31st regiment. The Cd Lieu
tenants are to be appointed from the ranks Of
regiments in the field, and arc promoted
for good conduct. All the line officers are
young men and Of approved military ability:
This regiment will be armed rapidly. Those
volunteering in 1t will receive the Govern
ment bounty Of $500, and also the State aid =
same Us the regiments in the field Theregi-
ment is to rendezvous at Camp Randall,
Madison.
The following appointments have been
made: Dr.. Clarkson Miller to bo Surgeon Of
the s5th regiment. Lieut. Col. John Mans
field to be Colonel Of the I'd regiment
Lieut.. Col. VIM. A. Greene to be Colonel Of
the Goth regiment. fRey. G. s. Bradley
to be Chaplain of the I'd regiment.
, 1864-02-12
FRom QUINCY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.l
QuEoY, H., Feb. II, 1869.
"A serious disturbance took place at Col
chester, McDonough comfy, On last Tues
day, between band Of eopperhcads and the
returned soldiers, resulting in the wounding
of two soldiers and several peaceable Union
citizens. Arms were sent from thls city, aud
from information obtained to-day it is feared
VIC may yet have serious trouble, US the SOL
diczs have collected for the purpose Of arrest
3n1 the fyn{3tr narffee
, 1864-02-12

and London Is low; boats have struck often.
The distance between Chattanooga md Knox.
Vile has been made in twcntY-four hoursand
half. The railroad will be in running order
In few days. The distance is 30 miles be-.
tween Chattanooga and Knoxville. The only
serious break will be Tunnel bridge at Lou
don, length Of loo feet, which will be
built in ninety tioye.
, 1864-02-12

to hold the place at al hazards. Capt Shoe
maker sent for reinforceH1enta. Lieut. ek1is
| en-, Co. D, and forty men were sent " Col
| shnnke, thinking the other force only con
| frontcd ,y bushwhachers at the Junction
In few hours It was thought neces.
e,rv IN m 1,sel, throurh 1soranpo. fnnnd
t1,a rchci n{ct,ta for+v men arown nm IN
.as.,,n t1,o,, .,;-n,ts,, ane,sa ,,.,,,, ~ 49,
-,'-.., .4 e-N*, "S4. '"e
'eoeis ~. .ao .A4u "s4e e4'ae.o 1oa! tuAc'' A"o
were hlAeo' onc "o1noea aao len captured ;
two wagons, two horses and some arms were
taken. Our loss consisted Of one horse shot
at some1yi]lc. where 1t Yas found that ana
hundred and f,ftr of rorrest,s men ucrc sta,
toned. Ore Of tbe rehe,s with arms md
.ccoutrements. vas cantnrcd nj somprv;l1c
md on the I'll, the forcc rnnorted IN Gcn
Smith at Memnb,s all rfobt
~ ~ AA' ea4so. " tno nAeupAne
,sa.'1, .asM Aus oesn aPpo'ntca W Governor An-
ule" 9ohIsoh ~ se.ec. ana appoint persons
~ ~ 10 ele1he anu Judges Q, e1ec'ion 1of tne
e4es'sou " t0ao p'aee l" tenoessee on tae
atet ea'o'u15 III hla1en ne2l.
In, .nG .os:si 'oteIS ale requested 10 confer
VAN ll'n " .na1 eaa' '''at pfoper pefson6
mas " appolnleu W suRefln'ena " Inc elec-
LUIS ~ e;'cn County u nes'efn tennessee.
1he iolio"lng Is 1oV' Johnson's letter On
Iae SUBJECT: r
~ 1,,rs ptn,,,,, IT,. 1aa.aIs.. a saa' O. 1e"a'
Dor S1r-Epc]osed , Won viii Ind forms and com.
n,fssfons ~ nsrsons ~ 1n,s a1a..;ons =. .s", .o
,1cs s,s ,t.an. sonn. aaa.. 80 - SUN aN, soaa
sa.s - - 1s1s eo4as!, eort. aau .o5ai OH
YET % nolo Inc eame. Ion WILL see some ol our
III mas IN INC eounues oi western tennessee, and
ec]ect suitable persons to hold these elections.
Send lists OF them to me that I may know whom
to look to for returns Of the elections.
lam, respectfully,
AxpExw Jonssos, Military Governor.
A renort hos rcochca bera to.dov tbo+ ti,a
,,.1 iii. .N. 'nAs 'ao
1in .a"oas regiment 1ecenLty naa nght
Win lie Febel forces up the 1aZoo River, In
the course, Of which the 11th lost six men,
and cantrred scvcr,, hundred nr;soners NJ
ncrt;cr,.~s >~> 'N''''@~' - f"S' -''
. 49,. o,.u. .,.., ~
q ne" COMMISSION, consisting OF Col
RincEcr, 12sd Illinois; Col. Lawrence, jlth
New Jersey; and Capt. SparTistou, Co. G, ID
Illinois artillery. has been annointed tn sft at
Columbus to examine and report upon tho
4uAlincaaons o1 the o1ncefa o1 Tie "a Iennee-
see {colored} heavy artillery,
3, tic official statement Of col. Fuller Ad.
irt',t ccnoro1 - e. .1,o, ,,,.t at. -
1,, 49,. WI
efessaonai DISTINCT OF illinois, IN enlistment,
was, on October 1st, 1868, ahead, or In ex-
cess of demands 3.S10 men. VERY well for
Frynt-fs II nota
=, ST. -, :. ~. -,
tAlho, req; l!--A meetlns OF loya! cltt-
zens YVES hela at Memph1s on the loth inst,
70 consaaer the propt1ety OF calling conven-
non OF INC people OF west Tennessee, at
Mempnls, ior the purpose OF promoting joint
action ~ Tie re rce5tAblishment OF civil GOV
, 1864-02-12

CoTroS-Dnl1, heavy. and 1@t;1c lower; 81f for
E1itillng uplnnGs.
FLoCK-Ilesvy with moderate demand. salea L, 80
bfIB part Last evening, $6SG7c1 for extra stlte
chiey nt *6.O s72587 80 for extra round hoop Ohio,
aud $40 for trade brands, closing with down.
NHisx7-ln better request aud armcr ut so@ssc.
chiefly 1T S4E(}sGc.
GBA1s-W 6eat opened shade 1rmtr, N fair de-
manu- snd closed Aulet. Sales at $.5191Gl for CHI
cago spring; S15s3161H for Milwaukee, club; &i67@
III for wInfe4rcd western. Corn heavier and lower
at $l.s2@12i Tor shipping mixed western lu store
mostly <1- Oats In better request and steady ut
SEA SIC for T Heste'n chiefly Soc.
NooL-Quiet and 1rm. ....
PErRoLECN-Ftfm- SIC for crude 4nd t1Hc for re-
Ene41 IN bond.
PEoyts1oy@Pofk Grmer, with moderate demand.
Sales At ii 1sG4os7 for mess $l95@a100 for old DO
.e9Isce5.aa.::5 for new do $!00oel1SGo TOR
old and new prime. and $ao003o050 for
primo mess. .A1so, 100 bEl* new mcss for May
and June at :e3ne@a'.oo, and 10 brs mess for Fcbru-
Kacon side, firm but quict as 1l3c for western short
rrner 1T 55ztaioIc Tor WESTERN Lard yesy iria,wih
4 moderate business at 13Ga13HC.
, 1864-02-12

LEAyESwoR1H, Feb, l1.-At meeting of
the Union League last night, resolutions
United States Scnator by the present Legis-
lature US IN infamous fraud upon the pc ople,
dIsgrncc to the State OF Kansas, aud expcl-
ling all members Of the Legislature belong
ing to the League, who voted for the joint
rcsolution to 60 into an election.
4 meeting Of citizens Is called for tonight
to take action on this matter, and similar
meetings will be held throughout onr State.
No candidate was voted for against Carney.
Thirty-one votes were cast, but all were
blank or s'against fraud." The minority
and portion Of the State officers have issued
. protest against the election.
, 1864-02-12
L Nevspeper Man Expelled.

4 NeWSpEpeT N:au ENpe1led.
BALTIMORE. Feb u.-Mr. Shore, expelled
from Gen. But1er's department as a corres-
pondcrt Of the N. 7. World and Nesrs, says,
he has written but two letters for the Wofsd
character, and that no article or letter from
his pen has ever been copied into Southern
journal.
Ee was engaged by the papers al1uded to
simply to forward Richmond papers as they
arrived By Tag Of truce or other channels.
He has been in the department two years.
, 1864-02-12
California LEGISLATURE.

SAN FKASc1so, Feb, 1.-THE Senate, yes
terday, decided against repeating the specie
contract act. Ayes Il, nays %.
There is general rejoicing over the result
The masses Of the people are unaltctably de-
te1mined to transact their private business
on this coast on the basis Of q metallic cur
rency in political sense. The attempt to
make paper money the circulating medium
works injury to the Union party, without the
possibility Of accomplishing the desired d.
Iect.
, 1864-02-12
From the Army Of the Potomac.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE Herahd's special,
dated Army Of the Potomac, Feb. 10th, says:
"Mosby vas on the old Bull Run battle
fisld yesterday with 900 men. The guerfllas
ekirmished with our pickets near Manassas
Inst evening.
Capt seabury, Adjutant General On Gen.
Owens stuff, led small column which cross
ed Aorton's Ford, and made gall.nt charge
on the rebel pickets. Lieutenant Shields, Of
Gen. BUYS staif, was shot through the lungs,
but will recover"
, 1864-02-12

CLEVELAND, Feb. 11.-Trcadwell, the Peo-
ple's Bank defaultcr, Of Hudson, Mich, WAS
arrested to-day, in Mansfield, o. His father-
in-law is sold to have escaped with the money.
DISPATCH TO CHICAGO BANKING FIRM.
MANSFIELD. Feb. II, 1864.
s. Stusges s. Sons:
Cashier TscadweIl Eas just been arrested here.
What shal1 be done with hfms
Z. STuR6Es l. Co,
HOW TuR FIRM RESPONDED.
CHICAGO, Fob. II, 1864.
E. sturKet, Son., l. Co., Mansfield, O.:
We are not among the sufferers. Prom what we
hear, guesS you'd better hang him.
s. STuRaEsf Soys.
, 1864-02-12
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