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, 1864-01-28

LeAveMTOffn anu Fort acOtts
have to report as the result Of the effort in be-
above, that yesterday was able to deliver three
very large cases OF clothing aud two Of shoes
for theiF use. which will DC sent on at once.
and collected 81 III. s. F. White; The rest very
good. and Of a sorts and sizes, sent in by great
eada Besides hess onasons
BY tho help Of MT. Bryan. who was very glad to
f::s54 u Theh i il NJ. hSoEn's hands, snd
result Of donation from Trinity church, Of the
collection In Bryan ball, and Of vaEions sums sent
II from city and country. From Nj. Bur- So, Mr.
:. Kewhali and friends $3.50. n Carter s., Mrs.
Rent S5, : iFiend s1, Mrs: blan &, Mrs; Hs@el 81
HI. Foster 81, Mrs aigginsou g., Mrs. Sheplcy s.,
Mte. McRea -Ars: s; :: n.egansoq ga,
donations OF clothing and money have come kind
and generous words OF eympathy for those des-
tituts " Wards :. 80 Kind that II those who suffer
gift, In making thus brief report want to thank
al1 donors alike for the good word and the good
deef
Iirut. these supplies, though not large, will be
large enough to supply and stay the sorestneed In
Leayenwotth and ii. Scott. an sure they viii be
ifsihfnny Dispensed TIE negroes es fas @ could
tia vast new Countries on the border, and when
oree pnt to work, give no more care except to
these they WORK fof. The thing most essential to
wilderness between their Egypt and Canaan.
Their shoes do wear ont, and their garments Wax
DID, and until they come each man into his lot and
every nan Of them Is eelf-eustainIng and free
man, We shall hare to do what We can to aid
them as well as the poor destitute slavery amitteu
white refugees. game OF whom, as I met them
dragging along the few traps they had saved, and
seeEing new home In Kansas, seemed to me to
te Of lower intelligence, and poorer make,
olas, than even the freedmen, who had bnt newly
come in. ROBERT C0LLTER,
ChfcAro jan. - 1891
, 1864-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

Pension and Bounty Blanks.
The list OF approved forms of Pension, Back
Pay and Bounty Blanks are kept on hadd at the
TRIBUNE 0FT1cK, and cent By mall post paid,
upon receipt Of the price. at Is cents per quire.
Application for Transfer OF Pension.
Of widow for Payment Of Pension
Pension.
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
for Horse and Equipments.
Declaration Of Minor Children for Pension
Of Orphan Sister for Pension.
Fathe1s Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
:, reArs.
Invalid Pension Claim.
Mothers Application fo1 Pension.
Officers Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money, Arrears,
&c.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money,
TACT Of March 3, 1861
Surgeons Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
reAra.
W1dow'a Declaration Tor Pension.
Also oil kinda Of Law and Military Blanks. Con-
veyaucing Blanks, &c. Address,
- TRIBUNE CO., st Clalk street.
~ House and Sign Painting, Calcinining,
Glazing, DC, Paper HaHgings and Window Shades
wholesale and retail ut New York prices.
J.: F. E. hoDy, 50 Randolph street
Box bS63- deo16-s593-1m
, 1864-01-28

q. s. NAVAL RENDKzyoUs,(
CHICAGO, Jan. ~, 1854.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
11cave tomorrow evening. with 10 recruits for
the U. s. Navy, from ROCK Island Camp. Five
hundred and nInety-sl1 have been stopping in
Camp Douglas for about five days. As they were
brought up IN line this afternoon at the ltoc Iel
and Depot, I found nine Of them unable to be
ranFpoIted to New York, for u few days; on ac-
count Of sickness. Immediately applied, first, to
the Marine Hospital, Of Chicago, Ill., for their COM
fort. 1t being too lite in the afternoon to see the
Custom Houee officer, I applied, through ny agent,
NJ Bennett, TO have The nine men cared for ii the
listing in the q s. Navy, considered marines. The
Superintendent Of said Marine uoapital Informed
Mi. Icnuett Alter pleading their welfare, That be
would not welcome any man into the Hospital, no
matter who LIE was, II ha saw him lying In the
gutter.
lie next applied at the Soldiers Home, and was
refused accommodation, on nccount of their not
belonging 10 the army. JouH D. HAnTY,
ACTING Maiter IT q Navy
, 1864-01-28

oe1 40 NY 1e.u
John John " y' Bef1y' CO. =. lMn ky:. pee.s.
Jamcs Bendso, 1T Il. Art, Dec. 3.
W.. BFandon+ =, 5th NJ, Dec. II.
g: y: Blanton, Il. cd n. G., Dec. e..
": '. Gosswell E, 10th TeIas, Dec. IS.
gohn s1as; Ch,3,dGrs' 13d Wslsgrs ~ M Hat, Dec sa
]. G. Cloud, +, 64th n. G., Dec. 81. -
Va Cannon, D, 11th Ky:. Dec p.
y: ". Dalton, 9Th y. e. Dee.5.
IittIeton Flanncry, f, Horizons Ree't. Dec, 2
James 4. L. Fafn, &, let Ga, Dec. IL
Thomas r. FisheI, D, 9Th n. G, Dec. Is.
". z. Grant,, +, G'd n, c., Dec. 4.
William Gossace, /, tth ky,, Dec. u.
John G. Hill, f, 62d II. G., Dec. 5.
Plcaeanton Hcatherly, 3, 9th N. c., Dec. Is,
John Henry, C. 9th Ky, Dec l5.
, 1864-01-28
Cure Of CataRrh, Throat, and Lung
n1Eh aNAA

DR.. L Winslov Aye, (Ascosmiek's Building,
| with tie most remarkable success by his peculiar
our best citizens have been astoAtshed, aa well
tarrai and Throat diseases wholly eFadicsted ID
| brief period By this new practice, even after
having u vain had recourse 10 burniss biste1ing
counter irritation, e1pecto1anta, calomc1. iodine,
and depicting medicines. The best Ct city refer
enc eaSsi Is sfa eon1eyed sd dfky 10 IL a,; ia aasd
Thenew remidieS can be 1sed at home or abroad
win perfect facility. The patient who Is engaged
business in order TO pursue treatment
be speedily cured 4 taken IL tmsl LEAD direct.
All Interested nre invited to call for inycsttgs-
tion, and erery facility will be afforded FREQ OF
Persons who cannot well come to the city nlll
be furnished with printed ist Of ques ions Jfss
address. jany.s-u!73s-9t.
Co TO TIE BEsr-9o to- Bryant i stratton'!s
Chicago Commercial COLLEGE to get thorough
dress (enc1ostng stampe) Bryant & stratton, CHI
cauo, Illinois.
Baoyo1ur1s, Couous.-" Browns Bronchial Tro-
cheB are simple and elegant for administering,
in combination, several medical substances, held
IN general esteem, among phyaicans, IN the treat
ment Of Bronchial a1ectons." ."-Dr. @, Bige&ow,
Boston.
w House and Sign Painting, Calcminine
Glazing and Grainiug. Paper Haugfngs and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
rf5a 81 Ps5ttssss Pstss R'''r s. a3esln h2saG!2a S1
To ConsuYuptlveB.
The Rev E. A. Wilson'S remedy for Consnmp-
ton. Asthma, Bronehihs, Coughs, Colds, and III
, 1864-01-28

Prepared By Geo. B. Reed a. Co., offer the s'm-
plest and most perfect means Of dyeing household
apparel ever presented TO tho pnblic. They en-
and fashionable cnors, and are perfectly fast. Sam
p!es on silk and wool can be seen and the colo.s
procured at the druggists. ja26us56-3ttut th ast
, 1864-01-28

CHICAGO AND THE CANAL EXTENSION
The people Of Chicago do cersany think little Of
their city. 1t may be Interesting to know what
some outsiders think Of 1t and ne. The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Cincinnati Cbmmereiol
e1ers h,mself a. follows, which is rctaled out by
a:Mllwaukee paper with evident gusto. =
Tho people Of Chicago, Cooke county, Illinois.
arc in great way to sWfndlo the country ont oi
thitty-hve millions for the improvement Of their
town. which, to give 1t its due, ia q neat little
town. having several groceries and few dry goods
stores, and beng good cooling ptaee for ateam-
boatE. You can pick Chicago man out Of =
crowd In any place. Before you have known him i've
minutes he'll tell you whefe he came from and ask
you II you have ever been there. II not he'll
grese, and prospects Of dc eIt5, and before
you hare been In his company i've minutes you'Il
wish you had mover met him. According to his
idea there Ia only one city In this United States,
md that Ii Chicago-ouly one class Of men who
know how to do business, and they all llse In Chi
cago-on1y one place where men ought to invest
their money-in Chicago; one metropolis design
Chicago; only one city On the continent where
lie arts and sciences Aourish-Chicago.
The Chicago folks will, however, have some
trouble to make majority Of the present Congress
bel eve that it would be the interest Of the country
at large to dig canal from Lake Michigan to the
Gulf Of Mexico OF wherever else they propose to
locate it. Long John Wentworth, and other5 inter-
eeted in the price of town lots, infect to believe
euch project necessary to the salvation Of the
future Contingencies, but parties from
other sections can't it in that light II Chica-
60 wants canal, she must build 1t at her own ex-
pence.
, 1864-01-28
300 per

WANTED--Agents. 800 per
w month is now being made by GOOD Gsn1ssse1s y
PKEs1DKAT LMCoLN: Atso; ssee! Eaf1av.aaxs sE raxs
OF stephen 4. Douglas Price. r nrioe.
10 sny ps1t II the countEy, by 4; r: III Ho1se
Agent, e8 Lake street, opPoelsa .sssf.1m
Chit1Xps
, 1864-01-28
BodrDtng.

rOARDING.-A furnished room
TO let with board, suitable for Kea:leaaan and
M. nr two sinGIs gentlemen also. sn1 Of FoomA
,hcIi. within ten minutes walk Of tho Court
Eouse Nd1rtss Pest o11ce Box s2a. k.fsssnsea
4xchnp:et. Ja1e.u1243t
EARDING.-Two very pleasant
utts Of fulntAt cd 'front.' rooms, can bo 0bt*lned
street, jass!u571 n
, 1864-01-28
AMUSEmfsNTS,

- ....-.
of@hA--Ab VIC nave oe1ote announces, soe
.Petstc season VIII commence on next AonoaJ
s'eaus' Win oonnlzetae grand ttag1c opera OF
1oessz1a bofE1a, win INC Following cast: Lnefe-
1in vera Lorinf: orstai, Morenst; Gennassos Stei-
Iau's Ibc Dnker Mofeut; Gutctta, B3rfll. The
ottcr parts are by Fern1, Ximenes and Aancini.
Anzto Will fcsa.' The opera Is very strongly cast
Lottnfs great dramatic powers find full play in
tns opera, and We predict that the
forgta will prore one Of Tia festures
q ,he Eeason. Ste1ani is not only remarkable
tenof o. the robust school, but good actor, and
W1li I'LL every detail Of Genna1ro: The troupe arc
now At Cleveland and performed Luerezia On Non
aay night. The Herald speaking Of their rendition
says:
PC piece selected foE the opening Of the eea-
Iacrsza Harets "aT be cha,es p 1 oPs1a 81
wag taEen ~ fnrinf md her J., ~ n6
was magnificent IN tic extreme, Mflc uoreost ap-
pea1ed as the noble Orsinl, and signor stehAni,
trr tnc t iift y ~ sser nsaso u tnls Euaa
LEcrexia SIenor Nore f1Iitnna e qen.rko ooI -.
Bis vocal and llistrlonic1power, p!ayed the Dake,
ann siEnor Ba1r1lli was the Guhotta.
Tho cheiai sr gIana enolus, ln wnicn
ut oDce and 11est siona1iT mna mangfst i1tnSsr
the copEnmmate leadersfip Of the crest Muzio, the
1nsinlnmental lIsn accompaniment moved throughout
Tha nlcaK in ts g1ana currents OF harmony.
0N a dSf1FFu hnA AA$f $f3F7S
the sleepinc Gennafro. Il Vas impossib!e not to
feel at once tie force of her ntenso and truly tragic
genus: 9 aer votGe Is magnificent In tts compass,
tn anst ~ iahta n e ;h u y soas sh
he'd ecarceiy rnisbed Lcrfr.t aTia. whsn tbe housa
came down with thuudere Of applause.r'
The sale OF tickets for either of the first three
nights commences this morning at 0 O'Clock at
Higgins Music Store, Bc on hand carly for there
will be : rueh,
OnoAs F4u,Rrr,on. on.-,rbe orpar or thc sacond
Presbyterian Church. Rey. Or. Patterson, which
has 1ateIv rnf1erconc eo,ne rbanoea and add1tgoos
nr5e, 49, ,-a.,to,, ~ NJ f,ho, ,.h,,t ~ IN, -
no ,.no, ,nnxora1 -. ,.,s.+ ,.;,, - .o,.os hs
'ofe tne puohc ta's evening. very excellent
plos!a"ue has oeen alaae up ior Las oecaston
terminating WIN me grand hahein)ah chofns, by
Trained choir. who havo been rehearsIng 1t Tor
woonss Musrun.-We hear TINT Ola Men,
tune" the Sea Lion, does not stop long With rs:
"ftcsh water bubbles Int will soon re,nrn tn thc
~. ~. ~, VI ~ ,s nospNao1e saofes. Iaose
y ontct1+ Preo % * i1 ccnt. - ' nos' 10
ama.,s ale<-or1 ~ tha Grc.t 1ssoi1,a,, ~, ~ -
rehe.rsea Mt Smith d N,1on,s nfnno roor"s sGs
c1,,t atrect thia EVENING
Mcy1cr ma Tu1Artp[ new n1.v tr,,a,,-
- 49, 49,. ~ ca-a,s,. -, r1rst,s ~ ~ nsaa..as
ted nom me 1efman, Q! C'yspla. inc Desefteo,
will be repeated this cTCDtnE. MtEa Charlotte
, 1864-01-28

TAKEN UPON my premises,
L. on West Warrington strect. dark ofcan tvo
year old Heier. which tho owner can aafe ay prov
Ing ProRsrtI aud paying charges; ,v...
, 1864-01-28

CoRREcT1oH.-1n our report Of Rev. Robt.
couyer's lecture, On Tuesday evening, publis,cd
in our issue Of yesterday, stupid auachronism
Inadvertently crept in, stating thst Joan OF Arc
received 4 medal Of honor from Napoleon, which
bears on It's fRce m utter absprdIty. The lectnfe
was y brilliant effort and was loudly applaudod
by the audience,
, 1864-01-28

The AEscoEDESa BANKER TREADwE1I--
In reference to the late swindle at Hudson, Mich
fgan, by VI. ": Treadwel1, the Detroit Tribune
EaTs:
"The whole thing Was long peemeditated and
carefully planned. Treadwelrs wife went to To
ledo BY bis direction two daya betoEe the robbery,
sTo W T letters rom @ = hudsoa: Both these letters
have been intercepted, we understand.
a9d ct some h! ,,s9 ep tas Rtsns
supposed that he is also an accessory to
The n tn tssf she1 Rns F
the mn. Who pa!cbased he ticket to Gentrss!,
Il IL as as, o + as i w6
freadwell altered the combination Of the locE II
tee s a liz os e
lock, however, was picked within half au hour,
and one essential portion Of his scheme thus neu-
been attached By one Of his victims including his
banking Office apartia1ly house, all personal
property snd sny sus Outstanding M II any 6anka
fully managed TO elude pursuit.
ORGAN CoScEnT.-This evening good
Organ Concert will be given at the Second Presby-
tcrian Church, BY the organist, ". Il. Clark, who
has inst completed some important alterations In
the organ, having put Ia twelve additional stops.
including 8t2 new pipes. The instrument as noE
constructed contains 3As6 pipes in fostg-one sets
or stops, besides Biz coupless and threa manuals.
The following is the programme of the evening:
Sing unte God. Chorus from '.5adas 4faee9oatus."
Hymn HEPaanS r %aa Voices aeaasssan
Hear my Prayer; Hymn for Soprano
Solo and Chorus. .............. .Ntnde1saoh1.
rAllauone. pJ... .....-....-..-..........A.H Hase
, 1864-01-28
d ( h d,

DIED..
In this city, Tuesday, the 2sth inst, HENRY 3.
lEs jl, aged 2 years, son OF II. B. Hlnsdae,
EsQ, OF Eenosba, WIS
, 1864-01-28

SoLDER's HoME.-The following are the
arrivals at the Soldiers Home during the twenty
four hours ending last evening:
1h11so1s.-s:, N. ,Neblack, Co. Z, 1sth ". 8.
bail, co. z, l2th; \; 2. Lewis, co. F, e6th Y.
D. Paaasge, CO. D, 18th; G. E. Stone, CO. Il, 1sth !;
T. Scruble, 60: I'd Y Davies, co. .. s9th: F.
TAYLOR, 60; Z. 9TH; r s. Brown, g. 4, sth L @.
lany, co. G, sth- J. ". Lee, co. q, sth IL b.
Herman, Go. G, eth Y; r. Holmes, CO: F, s;!h.
W1scoNs1smk L. sh,1e, c. !, sssh; ~ ], Ha%-
Winneban. co. B, eoth; G. Harding, co. II, 9Th D.
S. Rnwhy, co. F, nth; ~ A, Sn1der. co. D, l4th ::
y. Honmnster. co. D. 18th !; A. Newmerc, co. B,
1lth j. L. Sncrers, co. G, 10Th
1owA+-C. Myre, co. G, 57th; l. n. Steward, Co.
A. 9oth l. Hpesterd, CO. ], e5th s. A1crton,co E.
3iBt.
MIsNEsoTA.-I. NJ. Woodward, CO. E, sth.
NEW YoHk.-J. j. Green co. K, 11eth.
, 1864-01-28

~ For an excellent dinner at q reasona-
BILE price. 60 70 R3an Han between IL and ;.
O'Clock. --< = i,
, 1864-01-28

800 BARRELS SALT
AT AUCTION, =
On SATURDAY, Jan. 81, at u o'clock, 1T Butters'
Auction: Rooms, IN Portland Block corner Of DsaE-
born and Washington streets,
1,3OO B4rrels On0odngu Fine Salt.
500 Conrse Salt.
1000 SaEinnT Fine Salt.
The aboye Is all new and bright
, 1864-01-28

I" Diseases Of the Ner7ouB, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems--new and reliable treatm en-
In reports Of the Howard Association by mall
In 6ealed letter envelopes ftee Of chArKe. tdreas
. Dr.. ]. skillin Honghton, Howard Assods.ton. No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphis. Fl,
uoqQx6T,8m
, 1864-01-28
M a E f T II ID.

IA IA 1k IV Z ~ IA
In this city On ths 9Th Inst, By Rev. 4. n Bishop,
D. D.. Lieut. LEWIS 2. RUcKEH and Hiss GER
1RUDE L. BRIGGS, all Of this city.
II this city. on Wednesday evening, Jan. eth, a.
the residence OF tic ht1des mother. BY Hty. Z. u.
7. GEOSVENOk.
, 1864-01-28

TIE UNION BANKR.-Wo understand that this
new literary weekly is meeting with liberal sup
port. The experiment has been 80 often tried Of
sustaining what the publishers considered "a first
clsss literary paper" In Chicago, and 30 unIver-
fa!ly proved faiures, that MessEs, Spencer d Co.,
have necessarily many discourageucnts to faeo
and overcome, We ara assured by tho publishats
that they intend To perform all they promise, md
we believe them capable Of maintaining the paper
In manner that nhaH insure 1t popularity with
the reading public, and the ability to mako 1t 4
welcome messenger to every family froside- :
, 1864-01-28

EOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
Il ; cONsUAPT1ON-TneV eVEaxrABIaPuLxoy&kY
BAIsAx u the uost highly approved medicine ever
discovered. It LAS s1ooD Tu1 akar o. AL. TaHrs,
TINE, having had an unprecedented sale or nearly
ieia1s 5ar most s:sinsa. sitzeas ne resa tao.aae
can he given to auost any extent, SEQ wfaSoers 10
each bottle: Tao Perpetrators win cheerfuliJ rsfund
snd q; tho faIEe bo!stes much tho choapest B.
eare59l and St ths Esnune whIch IL prepared onl
Boston: Sold u Chicago by DURNHAA d SMITH,
, 1864-01-28
u HEADQUARTERs FOR

A L 3 U M 8,
q. H. APRI4KBY'Sv 1SA 8eRth Cla1k Street,
pont buy till yp0 seo his stock. e02kfS0
, 1864-01-28

"ANTED-Farm hands to 20
w to Bloomington to work on Faru-also, one
to work around h0rse8-and have knowledge OF
fruit trees sud gardening. Apply to MRS. BATEs'
Agency ONCE, II Washington street, where m4le
help for city and country be had. P. U. Boz I9a
, 1864-01-28

Several of the abure officers are not with their
companies in Chicago, but are on duty elsewhere.
Leutcrant coukey, Co. 4, is General superlnteud-
ent Of Contrabands At Tennessee Lieutenant T.
". Harris. Co. F, is Superintendent Of the coutrn-
band camp at Pulaski, Tenn. Lieutenant F. Bus
scy, Co. @, il in the Navy Yard at Memphis. and
Lieutenant ]. We1rick, Co. H, is Acting Quarter
master in the I'd Brigade, I'd Division, 10th Army
Corps. It is said TINT Captain J. Phillips Of Co.
A, has been appointed Colonel Of the 9th Louis.
faua but this ia az yet without Official foundation
, 1864-01-28

E' Remember the ladies' dinner at Bryan
Han to-dsy and tomorrow.
, 1864-01-28

Co TO THE BEsr-9o to- Bryant i Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education Fer Circulars ad-
dress enclosing stamps) Bryant & Stratton, CHI
cauo, Illinois.
, 1864-01-28

TWcnty-fl1st Annual Commeneement-Vale
Tory Address List Of Graduates, SC.

Thc commencement erercises ofthc tweuty-drst
...t- - ri ,1.s1, Cs,,.-.
annaaa ecee'oh VI nusn 0leaie"i conosu. Me''
ne1o III Inc 'o"es 1ectute looa1 VI 'na.
last evening. Inc room Was oses-1o"oca aaa
many were unable to gain admittancc
4Ae eAeae'se7 WEI @ cot'A4eaeeo - ~ aptto"@
ate prayer by Rey. Ar. Stewart, Of the North Pres
byfcr3au Church. after which Prof. Miller. sccre-
s DN@N,. -. "
tA1y OF the fAeolt5s announced thc names OF the
following Graduntfnr Students tn Ixbon. as tnev
cane FORWARD. were oehFefed thetr diplomas.
Appended is The subject OF thesis;
LIST Or ohApuA5Es:
AdHlEsr y. EfaoK-@lh ne ti1man 6keletoo.-
fAkciy. .naITlsonI7lreata OF typhoid Fever.
1Eey. Samuel J-Version
AabsocEs IJMnn F-d:ratton OF the Blood.
Bradbury. MflllRm T-Lholeta Inthntuu.
Bib George R-Bufns and ScAlds.
baccn, a. J-DiphtheEta.
Denslcy, G. FrsnE-Dioot..
Huchtrs Charles A-ChrOn1c Diatrhea.
Gafs. rank D-kcuittert ever.
cha1betiiH, Eilfion-s
Dor. 3an,cs W-Conees iye Continued Fever.
English, +. Edwin-Pre.t equisitts 10 tht Practice
Faro. j. 1-pipathe.1a.
ssyiofd. s1ss;! !.nSeTsce7c.renl.t.en q the Blood.
G1a@ net, F.. T.-lnEutnnl Hernia.
Goodwin: Lewis A--DSa-ntery-
H'e!t, =; At:on1SoE -Sn1 o5nes: ahas r,,.
ilinEsN orth u. C.--lnqutnIl Hrrnid.
J,rdan rsGnE A.-SDfph :hc!aa.
J ,ncs Augustus r C.-Colo Eeci1tns.
J17,r -
, 1864-01-28

WANTED-A position with a
w Mechanical or Manufacturing Concern By IN
experienced .p Mechapical Drailsm4a and Engineer.
Iron Fl 1nd1ys In New York, and has been twenty
years planning, designing and supertntcndlng ma-
ness L. satisfactory, and whesr bis know
ledge La mad aTssble. Satisfactory references
office. iat9u8Net
, 1864-01-28

TEE 10TH CAyA1.RY.-The 10th Illinois cav
airy regiment has re-elsted for the wAr, and will
arrive in Chicago this morning from Springfield
on fnrlorgh and to recruit
PERsoNAL--Brig. General Julius White, late Of
the I'd Division SD Army Corps Is stopping at the
fremont House,
, 1864-01-28

GIVING VAT OF THE Foor-BoARD.-Fya
diepatch In another column, from the President Of
the Pittsburgh, Font Wayne j. Chicago Railway,
it will be seen that the brotherhood OF the Foot
Board "-or at least the more sens1ble members OF
that secret Enginee1r' 'Association-have seen the
error of their way, and decided to accede to the
ruics and regulations Of the Company, and go to
work again. The regular bue1ness on the road has
been resumed, and the question has been settled
1c: 1t be hoped, for al time-that no combination
OF employees. in whatever capacity they may be.
can dictate 10 their employers what couree they
shGn pursue in the management OF their affairs,
who they ahall employ Or what wages theY shall
pay to others. An important question has been
decided, and this important public thoroaghfare
Te-opened. and business resumed throughout ite
entire length.
, 1864-01-28

tw House and. Sign Painting, calctm1nine
Glazing and Grainiug. Paper Haugfngs and Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. +. E. RloBT, So Randolph St.
BoL6s Jay22n53f1m
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PartIc ulnrs OF the Loss OF the Rebel Ram
TenneEsce,

CIHCrNNATI, April 8-The New Orleans Era Of
NSrCh ~ ntGinB the following letter:
WEST GVLF SQUADRON, March 2O-On March
la' the Kennebec steamed up TO DsUphin Island, to
communicate with thO vessClB Ia the Sound Sew
eTAl rebel gunbOSts, the Tcnncssce among them,
were teen lying near CRAFTS Pass.
The day WAS spUSlly, and NJ about three o'clock
In the afternoon the lookout on board the Kenne-
bee sung out: Tho Tennessee is Hinkingn All
the Ofieers then on deOk Immediately looked to-
ward the place where TIC Tennessee wal lying,
aud sure enough they saw her 90 down
At the same time sign ais were seen on b lhrl the
OctOraFa, lying in the Sound, aud said BignalB, In
tefprctCd reAd "Ihe rebel ram Tennessee sunk. y
1t appears that asq ual struck her, and she being
very low In the water, keelcd over and went down.
Two feet ci her smOkc-StRck can now be seen
shove the water, ~ spot where the great ram
or"c lay at anchor.
The tennessee ran down frt!n Mobile when we
iir5i began bOm5ardiDg Fort Powell, and rebel
lcsericrs said she wAs.cNpcctsd TO sink our whole
fleet
She was an extremely powerful vessel, her
RrmOr plates being six inches In thickness She
was very sharp In the hull, but had long project
ing spear or ram, which waB entirely under water.
Her excessive weight made her GLOW and hard 10
handle, being too much iDF her englnes; and she
would not, therefore, have proved very lOIIRlla-
bic opponent for our iasi cguiECTf.