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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Movements OF Illinois Troops.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
6fnNarHID, March 81. 1864.
By the Official report Of Major Gen. McPhe1eoa.
OF the 18th amy corps to Cor. Yates 1eara that
the following regiments belonging to this State
have re-en1sted, and will be ordered North at tho
earliest practicable moment: The 11th, 18th, esth,
aoth, slst. asd, 45th and 5sd regiments.
The General says the State Of Illinois and the
country I'll afford 10 lose the services Of the ILL.,
nois regiments in the 17th army coy1s and army Of
the Tennessee, with whose history they have BE-
come 60 thoroughly Identified, md in which
they haye played 20 prominent a psst !;
and trusts that no regiment from I'LL
nois, belonging 10 this corps will for want
of mcn 10 tll mp Its ranks lose its place In the
erpnd nrKny Of TIE Vnlont but that-at the cxpi7a-
ton Of their turlouEh he may welcome them again
to the proud place which they hare Won for them.
selves in the 18th army corps, where they have erer
stood among the first in everything that malses up
d gallant and efficient command.
The e9th regiment United States co1ored troops,
now organizing at Quincy, H., under command Of
Col Bross, is assigned to the 9th aruE corps md
ia ordercd on the completion Of it, organization,
charged with the 6upezlntendenre Of their orsani-
zation.
The seth veteran regiment Of Illinois volunteers,
with coodly number of recruits, LEFT this city on
Saturday last for the 'front.'
Second Lieut- Westley R. Grant, company Il, oed
4!inoia, ia honpsah!y DISCHARGED On account Of
physical disability. Isl Lieut. F. Mccartney il dis
charged to accept Captains commission Of the
new company raised By him for the 56th Illinois.
Capt. Reuben c. Else, Assistant Adjutant General,
has resigned.
The Union League Of Pittsne1d, has sent sixty
dollars to the State Sanitary Commission. i.
The dismissal Of Capt, Boae Of the 2dth Illinois
regiment. for being absent without leave, is act
Of iujnstlce to gallant md efficient officer. Hc
wns taken prisoner near Champion Hills last Nay,
and has BEEN In Libby Prison ever since. Captain
Bcas will probably be retnstnted when exchanged
, 1864-03-22
Affairs at Observation-Disclosures
Changes.
TIE 37TH ILLINOIS REGIMENT
=. 70 ARRIVE TODAY,
From Springfeld--Sta!e Military
Intelligence.
WISCONSIN LEGISLA-
TIVE NEWS.
from the Pacific-.-Latest
from Mexico.
FROM MADISON.
Wisconsin Military and Legislative
Intelligence.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuncl
MAntsoS. Wis, March .t, 1861,
The 18th regiment did not resch here I'LL O'Clock
This morning. -QuaHcrmaster General Lund sup
piled It's members with an abundant meal. md the
regiment wentto eanp-fhc formal reception being
deferred til tomorrow.
Some disappointment Will be eanted to seekers
ofmtitary commissions. By the refusel Of the War
Department to antho1fze any new cavalry resi-
ments to be fnised in this State. The new In
fn1ty regiments aro not illtng up a. fast as hoped
By psasongers from Laeroeee learn that the
MISSISSIPPI was frozen over there this morning.
II has not Jet been opened below Prairie Du Chen
md Lacrosse, and probably viii be several days be-
fore navigation opens
The Introduction Of new business being cut OF
after tomorrow, a large number Of blils were in
troduced tonight in both the Senate and Assem-
big.
Among these introduced in the Senate were bills
TO oamend hws relative to assessment and collection
Of taxes. To amend chapter u Of Rev. Statutes,
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Nur Richmond Prisoners.

WAsHNGroS, March eo:-P1ssoners from Rich
,noud oesert that the robels have already secretly
executed number Of officers attached to colored
regiments. Several hare disappeared mysterlousls
from the Libby, II is said;
4rriFed hero direct from Richmond, appeared on
the floor OF the House this afternoon IN bis Libby
costume, consisting of flannel shirt, blne pants,
tom and eewed up tie back BY the General himself.
lie eays that II Wo hare any success in this cams
pai2n It aust be the last one that the rebes can
led cxheustiun. The General complains that soma
al Ills old Maine law disciples in Richmond don't
l1lse to liye up to his precepts since they became
rebela. He expresses = desire to be IN the field
aEaiu as eo0n US posstbe+
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Especial Dispatch to tho Chicsgo Tr1bunc,1
-. KHo1Fa1E. Tenn, March IL.
Col. Franl Wolford has reported here to Gen.
schoaeld, under orders from Gen. Grant. Thc dis.
position OF ls case IL left entirely to Gen, Ssao
field.
Gen. Potter IVES to-day, at f2Is own rsqucst re-
leased from being chief Of staf. Gen Cox took
his pace. Gen. Potter wilt probably 80 On duty
with Gen. Foster Hsain.
Three largo buildings now used as hospitals.
capable Of containg 500 patients, very soon to
be vacated. Conva1eeccnta arc being sent to their
regiments az rapidly Us possible.
Col. J. F. Boyd, latelycscapcd from. Libbyprisou,
reported here yesterday, and was assigned to duty
Is chief quartermaster OF tho ed corps,
This evening 10 bales Of Government cotton.
valued at laying near the depot, was set On
fire and tho greater part destroyed. It was drcd
By three boys, who wcre undoubtedly 1nsttgatcd to
the decd. as their parents arc Bccessioniste
CINCINNATI, March M.-A dispatch to tho Com
MeFtta'. dated strawberry Plains, 18th, says:
.+The rebels arc at Bulls Gap Ia large force
probably % 900. The reports Of their bayIng sent
away most Of the1r artillery and wagons by rail-
road and mounted men On all their dranght horaea,
are confirmed. The general belfefis that they viii
mike sudden movement into krntuckY.h
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linq1cnt commutaton tx Of st. Francis county.
At night the party stopped 1.-THE house Of Thomas
Ha1cr, on Big Riser, and about II o'clock their
guard was fired on By band Of gueriilss. About
forty ehots were fred, when the guerllas retrcated
having done no other damage than to capture two
horses. What injury the enemy sustained Is not
nowu.
Reports Of bnshNhackers robbing Isolated VIII
lagos in the interior multiplying so rapdJ that
the restoration Of the restrictions on trade, by the
removal Of which aims and ammunition have been
freely corried into the interior, ia agitated. Con.
Fifke has a1rcady retmposed these restrictions in
his district,
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The Rsts special states that the tax bill will be


TcpQ{{ed to The House. th48 Week. -
Gen. Humphreys wns examined to-d1y by tho
Conduct Of the Na1 Committee, relative to the
Chantellorvllle and GettysbarE battles.
, 1864-03-22
VOLUME XVI.

land, an Attc:Dey-at-Lsw, as librarian ,t . ss,.rv
Of fsQ year. and Tint Mr. Copeland firms out. o.
nnaerIets tho Office to- the apparent librarian for
EaN year, and de!utes his time to the practice Of
,By singular coincidence. fhis Copeland occu.
pies, when be ia in Chicago, an ofac. with Tho
Eomi9ee for President On the Regular Ticket, and
HGy does rot thts nominee take the office himself!
wp1la LOOK better than to have a reaidcnt Of
Mf1nph1e or New Orleans for our Librarian and
the surplus 900 would he convenient to supply
tEe trnds he is 80 aysh1y e1pending to secure bis
election. An 0Ip MKMRER,
, 1864-03-22


hare lscen surprised at the feeling caused among
the enpporte1e Of the Regular ticket By sentence
In Mr.. Ch.ttcndcn|s lcttc. accepting nomination
cnon the oprosifion ticket. The expression andi-
~ea1ed tlnt the Opposition proposed N energetic
administration Of the nairs Of the Association In
she future. Why then are the Regulars thrown in
10 tuch confusion by it? Is It because the cost ts
u en- that they put 1t on with such alacrity3 Il
1aere Ias been nothing lc 1c.hargy'' in the nau
asantnt Of affairs during the past sc11, for which
ake lcsa,ig mctobess Of the Regular tcke. ere re-
sponssne Why asr they SO sensitive at this harm
less phrsset To an indifferent 1ookrr.on. the
eonrsc OF tue Regulars looks Us II there Has .tIeth-
.atgy."' And not only docs the present bo.rd mt
GU Luz coass but they scem exceedingly nxioae to
hive afl former boards ndopt it. They remind onc
Of the eagacious animal who attemntea tn fntrn-
dace change Of 1aahion to cover his own potsf,r.
aupe. The opposition do not appear 10 have At.
tackled u indicated ans opposition to old aamns,
tsationB, and on the cont1ury, the ticc: WIS non.
aoatcd and IL supported by = largc number Of thc
most active and h,thful members offo-ncr boaris.
Nov thai the Rc ..ulafH have shown euch seusI-
1aseTsss rs n rh1s mattel Il would gsatly come Of
noara at done for the interest. OF the As.ociaoas
i ts stated by Home Of their chnnpious, through
seas s a5s a1d ts
<nn be readily beloved when Se REMAINDER bow
shs hXs has as been tie p.s and
at ench time. The credit for this incScseed rere
nue. ls due to the members Of the Assosiation and
e ns want 10 Know Is VII hss be Eaeaeve :es na ca
xuit1ee doue2 uare they OF any OF them, with tbe
wealth Of which their friends talk, contributed any
more 10 these revenues than the huneless mem
The rnlee require the Executive Committee to
sncet oEee In two weeks, as thu former Board used
Ias The Executive Committoc done tlles Il Is Re.
ported that they have not held hall q dozen meet.
, 1864-03-22

Sword Presentation ut Nashville.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2s.-aenera. Grant
left this city Saturday morning for Washington.
Ie las c.oued bis. business here, In connection
with his late command, and trnustered the COM
mard to Gcners1 Sherman, who MT him herc.. Il
raisn are now agreed upon. It Is not expected
that there will be much activity In this Depart
nent until ccrta!n important operations under
General Grant, in Virginia. shall have beon carried
out. He viii proceed on to Washington without
will Immediately 1ehye for the front aud place him.
self ct the head Of the army OF the Potomac which
needs reoreapizins. It Wiu not remain long idle
after he reaches Its headquarters.
a magnificent sword WIS presented to Gaueral
an engraved list Of all The battles in which the
General hns faken pnrt. The following fs the let
ter Of General Grant IN responses:
Gentlemen: Permit me, through yo1, to return
to tie Board Of Supervisors and Tho people Of Jo
and va1ned sword. say to them that accept 1t,
not 70 much a. mark Of esteem to m1se1f as an
evidence ot their devotion to their country, and
their appreciation of the progress towards anai
triumph, marked By tho u1brokcn series Of sue
eeatss IL svs,y battle named npon t. fpm Fl
teuance Of Off nationality liberty and law SO loug
az the Government and armies repose confidence
in me, md an armed foe to these exists Soy fur
ther to them thnt tho support they have given nc
nsolace, nne ia remembered with gratitude, and
that, az IN the past, tho successes OF the brave
armies which 1t has been my fortune to commana
juatled that support, so IN God trust the contin-
ned sncceeaes Of our armies in the future may JUS
1amt gentlemen, yeJ respectfully, your obedscnt
seryaut, q. $. GEANT,
Lieut. General u, s. 4.
, 1864-03-22
Markets by Telegraph.
ST. LQuia ufarAft.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune}
ST. Louis, March Il, t33:.
: ToBAcco-Aaskft unchanged. with Ealcs OF 2 lhds
scraps al Il o0al.o; do green hugs at $Joa 80: y
do factory luxs at s0sG6o: do plsnters do at $3.50
@eS0; 20 do common shipping Leaf at sa0S915e1; do
medium do tt6et@l7Go; do good {l11o; IL do nle-
dnm manufacturing 1esf 50 o0Gos Is; do good do
$ee75; 10 bxs t24oa9sl.75 Bids on u hhds rejected
FIour-Marfet somewhat drmer aud more active
Still no further change has taken place. salcs consist
Of 1e6 sks comprising 100 SKI sapcr at ss10 Il do d.
S525: 100 brlsalng1a extra s5s go brls double On
private terms. Barley continues active and firm
with the following saes: IS sks fail at st5. and 200
sks choice fall at s1.A7H; 1ts SKIS NIL choice ut $
and eSt SKIS spring at SIS.
@msKT-Dul1. with SALES Of Is btls ordfn.ry proof
hYx-Opened quite acttre at decline and closed
the same, with salcs OF 601 skg, including 500 sss IN
lots, at SOC. sauks returned 1o sks af go, sis re.
TUNED. ::
WuEAT-Is firm at al atvance, with sa1es Of about
7f6o bu in lois ranging from Il oaalo6 for mixed 10
choice old yellow.
oA1s-Du1l, With ss1cs of4&1Oo bn ranging at 900
soh.
PROVISIONS -Daccn sales comprise 10 cs&s Of saoul
dcrs at 8lKc 50 do do private: 1o csnyaasei sugar
cured at lie. Pork-Ssles Of GO brIsmess at Ssiol
, 1864-03-22
Matters in Memphis, Arkansas and
New Orleans.



Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO, March 21, 1854.
By the arrival Of the steamers Darling and City
OF Alton, we bare Memphis papers Of the 18th.
Cotton Is quoted as cycn more dull than on pre-
yious days. There were no sales, and none offer.
I'd. Quotations, Soc for good middiing. The Oar
ling brought up ISL bales for Cincinnati. and the
City Of Alton 877 bales for St. Louis.
It was reported 10 the City Of Alton, on her down
trip, that gucrillas had appeared in the nelghbor-
hood Of Charlottesville, and had warned the people
that they must raise no crops with cont1aband me-
groes. Those who were depending on this kind Of
help were preparing to leave.
By, the arrival Of the Olive Branch we have New
Orleans papers of the 18th but their news Is antic
1pzted.
The 14th, 18th and SD regiments Of Illinois vol.
unteerb, arrived on the Olive Branch. The 18th,
commanded By Col. Rogers numbers 200, and the
ed, Col. English. numbers 500. The 18th New
York came up By the same boat. ;,
Another outrage has been committed BY cuer-
ulas near Charleston, No, Mrn. Monldef, wlfe Of
Judge Monlder. who was murdered short time
since started Tor Cbarleeton on the morning OF tho
18th, and when within mile of, the place she was
stopped by four gus1tIas, who abused her and
, 1864-03-22
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1864

robbed hcf Of ttoo Bill, w,hc. she had conces1od
IN her stocking They also took her muie, and
left her to walk to her destInatiop.
A party had been sent out, who had arrestcd
four men en- Suspicion of thelr being The gal1ty
psrtles. y
Reports ffem Arkansas eoaarm prey'ons &C.
counts in regard to the election. The vote wns
large, and nearly all for the unconditional Union
ticket.
, 1864-03-22

ST.. Lou1s, March a1.-Eisht OF ten regiments Of
re-enlistcd veterans rum Missouri and other Norlh
during the past week. oil OF which wers fca stca By
The Veteran Reception Committee. md received d
cordial welcome By the citizens generally.
Nearly Two thousand neW recruits from different
stntes passed through here during the same time,
IN r1rfe South, to join regiments in the field.
Tue 80 Michigan cavalry, about 1900 strong, has
also gone South.
Thsre were $4,000 hogs packed here the past
ecason-neafly &, 900 In excess oyer last year.
, 1864-03-22
milwaukee Market,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago. Tribuut.1

I0P<1&s1H 717P0P01z
Mu1wAUkRx, March q, 1854.
FLour-Quiet and unchanged.
GEAIN-Whcat flru, but inactive. HcceIpts 703o
bn. 6ales:-ecoo bu No spring In store ut Silk !;
g. % hu No tseers option all the mon.} ct $l1sk
9i.1j4; TO- hu do {ali OF AprtD at S141s@t16; TO-
0oo bu No tbuyess option ali tho month"; at S115xa
LEX; 5000 bu No tbuTers option TIL april t3th-ec
storaKe) at 91I8H- Market, this evening at the New
hatl Honse, quiet and rul: 41l5H VAS offered for No
1spring, hut no transactions. Corn advanced ease
eales Of 4po bu new eelaed track st 7s3sos+ Rye
frn: 400 bu in bags on track at 96<c 400 bn do IN
bulk at sc. Oats stendy anu unchanged Barley dull
, 1864-03-22
EkDM A CANADA EXILE.
liz: Epf&t1e from nm ExPatr1ated I'LL
nots Copperhc1d.

Especial cor7cspoucc Of The Chicago Tribuue1
ANNA Uuion County. ILL.,, 1farcA 18. 1861
/ send you herewith letter from one Of
ahc Egyptian Democrats, disciple Of the
Chicago Tin'e*, formerly q member Of the ia
nous 1cotL Illinois infantry.
-iadrce rev With few lines to let ycw know that
isn. well and thope .Ehan 1hese few ll1es CON TO
Inn TINT tha will find Jew Dcd yew dand Old cas-
lhaynet forgut yeN yet rev can slip around IN tne
Win, HycW wont to ind NEE iw1M tell yew we-
vc,F will find 1nee yeW can ind mce incdnad1
es5 tni1re apa hsa &c % 9F nsn snds 1w
slip around, my day will com eord time yew old
Ncll Old niger have you here enythlns Of Jackar
end Spence since tbs hare Bcr nroa1uted- iwant
yesE to tell that iarl s.Ead 10 her that his soa
I::s Zen 50 Highly promoted.
a}a Win int wls, spenee and 1ae::ar got.
fe<rcct toliye her TIL Jefdaris AMI tho suthesn
cncsT1e .;T % %Gip Old ape a1a ni* ar atay doat
Ike 1t ycw caut help yourself"
Il rs fair sample Of IN Egyptian Copper
Lend, will one exception. This fellow car
.,,itc 80 as to make bimseH understood,
which IL rarc acquisition among those OF
Lis creed in these parts. The writer is de.
surfer from tho 109th. His letter. is post
1ar,ked Kipgssille, Canada West, aud was
directed to one Of our ci tizens here Tbo Us
sisted in capturing few. dcsertcrs. Spence
..nd jacquard, Of whom he speaks were the
Juitcd States officers {Deputg .Marshals,,
who were bruta11y murdered, near ,Dongo1a
in December last, by secrcted gang OF Cop
3erlleads and dcscrtcrs. = % 3.
Il. Cooper. 1st Illinois artillery, le.res for Tlcks
70 {%n3% 5SfrftIT7 i'm
, 1864-03-22

Cincinnnii Market.
-[specla1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tr,bune.1 .
CINCINNATI, March q, 1854.
FLouH-Some activity In lower grades, but hi9hef
grades dun. Extra would not sell for more than
{3TG5n.
WH1sKx-A talr market with sales at S;Xc.
Pnov1sioNs-Market uncAanGed. Lard and mess
pork dull, with prices nominal. There less 1n9u!rg
for bulk meats, bnt prices remain unchanged Shoul-
dcrs are held At 898Ac, sides 059xc, and hams uHc
which are in good demand.
GRAW-oats In moderate demand, at nc In bulk.
Rye held At $40 With demand light. Moderate de-
mand 1or barley, At s1.1s@12o for spring aud $12aa
LIZ for fall. Wheat firm 1t $1.za9l27 for red and
$1H@tt0 for white. shelled corn held at $1np: ear
corn dnll and held at 8s@90c.
GIoCKRlEs- Unchanged aud quiet
, 1864-03-22

NEW YoRk, March a1.-E. Merriam, the celebr
ted neteoroioeist Of Brooklyn HEIGHTS, died at
CooI: he bounty broker, convicted last week of
dciauaing recrults. ,ss IF todsy RELEASED under
jersey city has Eosed $40. 900 for recruitns pur-
General Hays has Issued orders against any per.
son wearing the army uniform unless entitled to
do so,
, 1864-03-22

sax Fnsxc.soo, March al-Thsee Russian war
steamers called to-day.
ra1ands to The 5th March. The news IL unimpor-
t2nt.
gprsux whalera were beginning to arrive Ut Hon
olpis The sugar crop was very promiaine
The steamer Oregon has arrived from The north
am ports Of Me1Iro with two hundred thousand in
treasure, and three hundred packages of orc. The
, 1864-03-22

| orzsal1 1restnea.. ,rrh ". a.,,,,-,
:arnal and Diuro,, E1n,,,,r rs< s,,,,;,s.
lie srs,eua- e.r1v .n,,.c,.,,1.s 's-... =. -s.
hrsedtta.f,y. esu,,nx 1os. 1t w.mo~~ .o,r.s,..
nrr,,for ,f,,..,. %, esA'"oa'a
| 4~@'' "ao o''3a -h1es insanity, With 9th
cA5 cGrtd By an lnEalhble method sayinr much lin,
| and cxnense. G1eat. f,,novrhs. atr.,to-. .-s ~
| h..,,1.t ....,,.- =. ~. ~ao ~
f~"..e" ~ N"o eeA"eSo4 pns4sc aAsusa
Aat e"ea- ...
Old d-ssdse9 Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLAs9
where TIE blood fas heeo,na ,,er.,n.. .,,-ra,,n
no,ch.. ,.s,n. TO-. ~-.m-...r-.s,,. t's".-A%
->''A'1 ".to1S o'tS'o''' Patas II
INC ae aeo oones u'eerased thEcae. nosd dHsod and
oody, Scfofn1A, toHothef with endless pumber Of
suderugx.
pr, Ja.aes II recommended bv ~. ,,.x, r.....,.-
~ ~. e,,.h .,,.., ees
'Ao Ds14sA4 'aeoiss' aaa pso7essofs Of
meolca1 eoAeGeas etc Thoso ah1tctad should appIy
immediately. and b cured Of thrse terrible dsessr.
BCThe following arc tho testruonIala nr aon,. ~
the many xeu known .nd emtn,o& n,o+,,. ~ -
En,ted sta,s. of ,-,,.,.n, ~o
~, ,.,tar h,,e,- ,...,...,,. W. AssAp'@u' "a.
.,n,.t, a. -. w. ~ - u e'a-
;, +, ,s+t.. - i,..,-. ..:..-.-n f ~. "'""oA
- N.v f,,o,,, - 80 - r;S.ss ''''4eA'*
NV
cho,.r. uo..,,., sn..-rt.a ~" s'1e'.a@'-
eeA :u14DS "o soaanaef ot A9ts' ana *a@
"a
and OF AaseF1e MedtcA in tho American Mulicsl In
stitutc OF Louisville Ky In 1su 81 and -, Dr.. Jor-
DIM IN now nrsctfc,np IN c,nr,,na.,
H.-r,.,h. ,.t+.~ -s,,,.,..-
'~''eA e>A@' .-m." ~: r-,
.nr. .wreox-ne.-s s,-s - 49,. =. IVY !, ~.
arf~. I wot,d s,x th.. Thr. tn.e - - 1HA tAtuN ~
umer.T or =, mrs, Hn.n;,s, r.Is.n. ~ .ot
:. rhtr,go n. ~ ~ ~ ~. -. ,as na w ~
Is nj 1h:nr + ns~ .st, ~ s4 ~. " - "a, 5s@tt:
a,.,,,. - stN1, a ~ f -. - = ~ ~. ~
:. 49, 49,, ~. w ~. Ao" ~ eatet!ot' ~ eIn@f'
T., ths ~, ,I,1 aoa an1aa sum
- ~ oe sus'on tso-
~ 49, -. ~. pasnes Haasas Hosnent
!. .aan15 os ~ ILL., anu ~ es9s1 saso' 10 E N
:. es~r,,. ss...M..... s 80 a1". sass 70 'ae n4os1
.tns s,-,,e ~ -h.. u sra nas noa1 ~ ssass HAue
- A~ NC ~n.uus " *na. ~ eaneu Special o'Seases spe-
!, ..s. 1 ass, eetese. oeeu moss em1atnt!y sue
ssta.sr,.ad y. ~ wson xoaso sooaes
arts.t Ht.S ~ ~ ~. y. - KY noIaaa se"tmsas
y. sh.oa,a s,".. .us ~ ~ Nv Aaasea So"p,at1
.>nan - ~, w 49, Tsnte,1 s ] ne ssou3;
:. ~ s.5 snrh ,et,s.ss =. 80. - s .neousaa ~
!. - ,.ss 49,. ,s .t Wa ~ - ., -" ~ 0os "1oa
, ~ N0 '"s"' 'oo4o"~ ."1t' @ nay,
'n' "o"ota''' H. ~
. Aieo Dr. "m Leonard, formerly Professor Of Anat-
omy In the Washington UnlvessIty Of Baltimore aud
n,,v,orav p,ofe..o- ~ nh. .+rf-s an,
r,NN@ ~ A'see - ~
u1en *Ao sa"u1'i' "n'4 "'t7 se1'o'5 eol'os ot 1a6
Ne" Orleans Southern Messenger "a medical JournA>
says Of pr James:
, 1864-03-22

: =
4 statcment appeared IN the columns Of your
eitfon Of the :1st inst, orer the signature Of Op
posltlon,' in regard to the salc OF She Mechanics
institute Library, which reflects too nnjnstly On
members Of the present EIeentaTe Board o. tne
ted with the present contest, to pass unnot1eed.
Under the direction Of the President, the Library
wae thoroughly examined by the Chairman o. the
Library Committee, and WIS reported By him to be
Of no especial Ta1ue TO tae Young Mems Assocaa-
ton. Ii contained bnt a very fow books which
were not already in the Library Of The Association,
ton as would have made them unepaurnble IN the
Young Mems Association. Indeed, the mass OF
tic books were considered OF 60 little ralue BY the
parties making the sa'e, that instead Of selling
them sjncly-the greater part were sold BY The cdsc
faE, just d they stood against the vail.
~ for the vile and false ersonalittcs contained
tn the balance Of the article Wall leave them 1nst
whom they were lerc!cd. LAS Ieft them. 49,
OEE or THE ERcEI1EE BoARD.
, 1864-03-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
1Hp1ASAPo1ts, March FL
Inc 11th Indiana. Col. Dan. Macauly, and the
lslo 1no.ana, Col n. H. Morgan, re-en1isted 1ete-
rams. will azivc In this city to.nor7ow morning
ana DC publicly received tomorrow afternoon, The
20 col. sandc1eoE, and SD, Col. Jones, Will A.
nFe At New Albany tonight Gen, carrinvton
goes 10 New A3hsny to receive them on belalr oi
the Governor, who it east,
Inc asth. Col Slack, arrived here to-day and
Tc1t anto camp. thc.r frrloughs having expired.
The 1ath and 3ath Illinois regiments Da.sed
through this city yesterday q. route for thc front
Graham \. Fitch, COL Slack, Thos, pow]inp.
Or. Ahon, and Col. Durham, ara amons the prom.
fneut Democrats spoken Of Is candidates Tor Gov.