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, 1864-06-09

St. mnrJ's or tho Lake,-ANsUA1 Exam.
1NArtoS.-The annual examinations for degrees
and minor distinctions commenced yesterday
morning and will be continued Til tie 18th inst ),
in the University building Of st. Mary's Of the
Lske, Bltua.cd On the corner Of Wo1cotf and Supe-
rfor streets, under the immediate direction OF the
Px1'lent-Rov. ]: J. McNul1eu, D. D.
During this week the examination Of the mathe-
naatical alasaes will take place. Next week the
clssses in the languages vii. be s1smined. aftes
which, chemLtry, naiutal philosophy, geology,
physiology, commercial Law, history and meta-
physics. The Rext week tbs examination will
lake place In the Preparatory and Theological de-
partment: The hours OF session arc from to II u
4. 1n., and from to p. II.
The relatives and friends Of the studeuts a1e par-
heu1ariy equested to attend. and tho public in
general afs invited.
, 1864-06-09

ing ut. The Christian Church. On Nest Aoaroo
street, between Aberdeen and Rleker, is still In
progress: Elder Bcnta1ntn FRANKLIN, OF Oincin-
aleo on Ftia4y and Saturday evenings, at tho
seme hour.
A eard.--No injunction has been sncd upon
rcs by tho Court Of Chancery, in reference to st.
ArsEar1us Church, Is statcd III your issue Of yes-
terddy. Tho natter is wholly bstwaen the NorWe-
Eian and Swedish Trustees. Respectfully,
.N In another column Of cur paper, q re.c.
the suffering 70 the medical card Of DR.: B!gelow,
whoee reputation As a regular. practitioner is un
arc fndiepotoble AID Of good standing. There arc
many quacks IN tho world, and therefore some no
oon3a In ehe;s who haze .
sale Of uesfFuns thst as often ruin n cure When
az, az real dit:eu!'y aEtees. they have no medical
exin to surEount 'hs obstacles, and tho patien! Is
B!selow is IN educated phJsieian. and cases OF
difficulty EaT te entrusted to him. Wlilo the
physician is public benetactor. There arc some
We can recommend as such, and NC a.J to the. er-
nng and suffering, be not hesu1led BY quaeks, but
safest but the eheapest in the end, and to saeh NC
confidently recommend DR.. BlgelnT. whose Office
is at Flo. I'D South Clark street, corner Of Monroe.
luse ohs31t
n1othera! mothcrs!! moshers!!!-Arc
.s... ,at Sno - M W'eu tae c1cfnA
~ e;9's ~ NJ eo, Go Gace An4
Ell s}nxo ~ X 1~ ooGtu1ng
.,i WI @ !, ne Rool sus T.
NJ upon =; eas1e @ ~ ~ s.ase aoont II ineTe
mi Iii rou at nrc ihat iii re1lsta Il VIA
sn5 49, 4.t ~ 1h tt "ts ~ st LIE Ia
10 tho child operating lie magic. It Ii perse:tiy
soie 70 tse ny aA eases ano p!easant 70 me aste,
female phyftclhns and nurses In the United Btatea
Price Is certs. Sold everywhere
An ExuELLEr REnEDY.-Wheever Ia troubled
with UoarSeneas ConCh nr Snrcnaak nf fha Thrnsf
, 1864-06-09

Lnst Week of the epresent season.
Entire change OF programme eveky evening.
JACKSON HAINEsl JACKSON HAEEs!
Every erening during tbs week.
The Greatest Skater In the World.
PAS pB PoLONAIsE In COSTUME ON SKATES,
First tiue IN America by This great artist.
SON HAINES.
Thu Is the only engagement he will play prior TO
his departure for Lcndon.
Friday eyening-BENEF1T OF MASTER LEON.
Reserved seats for sae at the Boz once and 1T Root
4 Cady's Nualc Store. -
Change o. ume-Doots open 1t III. corrnence At
8. Admission, 30 uenta- Beoured seaN, 50 tents pt.
Ysfa Boxes, U.s. Boz Ofce open from 10 m. N.
ie6hSS1W EDWIN KELLY. Msnststr.
, 1864-06-09

w WANTED-C Correspond dence.
w Two young officers uhose toTTns 2! n sst''oe a.
rloiu edceateo young l. dies. With ssiaS 70 ddra..
improve Ynenf 1--we and it, ooaa :tuenaeS S1rin1naId
sT ii" and * U L." Camp BueeEs ssns : aM1t
, 1864-06-09

UNRH HnnnG ut 0TlJ MI
~
1ANhEE MOTIONS,
co,a Sva+.h.. 1o,.,..-
wi" "aseHess se"e'tys &C.
49,. At AUCTION.
On 4H1Rs6.r Inn, Of, 4, az o.c,ocs :. u.,
fess anet,on RooT1 n s9rt,ana n3ss corner q
e Ssfoa. Ssaas saa.' a. Fac, o' Goods
4 me stock Of sprtrE "a Summer Clothing.
An ,nvo,.e or Gold as& Wsseses. &Jeve,,7. ss.xo,
MN. 1. BUTTER8 q CO..
'@',@ ------- 1>as'loAeel'-
DFGULAR SATURDAYS
Espress W.eens, H.Tnsts. As, $s~
q e5. i b'saf It
{ s:sss:
s:s@ a.:tss a
iii foll 7eund fossRaod csse. elaooTsteiy pea1yed.
ss9P 81 ealta9!s 81! i IoT saoFsa ,,,.,r ~
,ssR:s:ss sS:s ?aos'' WA. BUFFERS CO.. Aue's..
TOUSFHOTD MIR N1TURE
CIR FRIDAY ~. At : AUCTION \ &c a:.o, x o,. ,,,.
snd = Dearborn st.sss soasI:tns ot lasgs asso;t
faix Fann.s Forks and Spoons
i Second hand Piano 0L7o'
u Dozen half Enansihedi hdigH: gos:zs co,,,,s
jesb7asst !. allSHf'i fAf AasiloSesifs,
-1rnAWT 10ncE1or n,ro
, 1864-06-09

P1aRt = EEoo11xs-A pigeon shooting match
came on on Tueedsy between Hessrs. Abbey and
St el-two well known SpoEtsmeu-at Etagg's
There WIS consadeahae number OF spectators.
The following Ia the seoru:
TwKIS1 rAIRa norBLx-Abaey, 10: Steel a.
TwKNrI-FIvK 6INoL1-Ste~l ii Abbey, 30.
Total-Atbey. s. !: 9ttel, 31,
, 1864-06-09
Railroad Time Table.

The following table shows the time OF a1riva
md departure of t1o several trains on kN the ra,l
roads b Chicago:
, 1864-06-09

MoVICKER'S THEATRE,
1Na Axdlton street, botweea State a9d Dearborn.
DOUBLE ATTRA ACTION,
Ensageuent Of the populsr artists,
NR. g. MISS COULDOCK,
And the charming Dscseuse MILE AUGUSTA
First appearance Of AF. and l4rs. J. Blddles, Mia
Silly BRIDGES, and Miss Eneaa Wetta.
THURSDAY EVEE'G. June 9Th, will bo psesanted
With beautiful scenery and wonderful mechanical
effects, tho charming home drama, in three acts, en-
titled :.
DOT; OF, Tbs Cricket On the Hearth.
With cast Of characters which cannot be equAlled
IN the country.
.T During the evening two heautifu! DANCES b.
Gs1lc AuEuEA, Ii GAzELLH 6nd TEE 3AECIAH LAY.
SATURDAY AFTEdEOON-aRAED MATINEE.
pRYAN HALL.-The public are
- respectfully informed that the young and dis
tinEulshed A1neflenu Pianist and Con poser,
, 1864-06-09

Cedar Campbor Is cheaper than ANYTHING.
Is certain and durable: Druggists have it. Harris
& Chapman, Boston, make It. Used against
xha
, 1864-06-09

STO1EN-Horre, buggy and har-
9ea1e old. onu vtl1e toos so3 buggy una as1 Il n
onc ttsb And one eolostd cssAlon4 Aubsref suveSn
viii b. rst1 !cr tnu no<s< Ani patrf o. sIthsr 4
Lp1InGToS CO.. Lunbor ab eet, aess r. eich.
, 1864-06-09

rTRAYED-Frcm the subscriber
- a large dark brown Horse, lone till, star In
forehead. thn ankle jolut Il ei hlnd Leg swollen.
HLoeysF will !e;urn ehs ho.ss or Glyo Information
where be lnaJ bs found. will be uhcFsily rewarded.
WA.J. EDWARDS, Plaai 4 Mil,
. }eAt7sTsk Cor Ctna, sad Luubar Nfs
, 1864-06-09

Diseases OF the Nervous, z1hEtGRls UIf.
nary and sexual Syktems.-Nex and rella.
bic treatmeHt-in reports Of the Howard Aseocts-
ton. eent by mail In sealed letter enyelopee, fIet
OF charge. Address D. J. Skinon Houshton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street., Pki:a-
1efuhla Pa <1hH1tf5aSu
, 1864-06-09

To Country merchhnts.-Buyera In this
market should not neglect an examination Of the
stock Of Heesrs. Gore. Wilson & Co., wholesale
boot and shoe house. 81 Lake stree..
mhS 110&- tint WIT
, 1864-06-09
RRaI EStatR--W1u1ltrp.

FOR SALE-CLeap, four Lots
Iear the Hotel viii rent the same. Inquire ot tn3
f1bscr!bcr On the prem1sea.. D. d, Sic HARf.
, 1864-06-09

Religious Servicos.-The protraetcd meet.
ing ut. The Christian Church, on West Ioaroo
street, between Aberdeen and ,Raeker, is still In
natl, will preach asain this c1ening 1t O'Clock
also, On fEid4y and Saturday evenings. at tho
geme hour,
, 1864-06-09

Tor SALE-Or to rent, two cot.
Il taga houses with lense Of ground. 0ns OF tho
houses Is West Van Buren etreet, and the o. her IN
doIoh st-eet. teAh1st-ls
, 1864-06-09
LADIES' NATIONAL COVENANT.

Supervisor Peacock meved to lay ttAt motion oa
tho table. This last melton prevailed.
The Board Of Supctr:aots then adlourued.
, 1864-06-09

A eard.-No injunction has been sucd upon
c:s by the Court Of ChancsEy, IN reference to st.
terday. The mattez is wholly between ths Norwe-
Eian and Swedish Trustees. Respectfully,
r r. TurT1n
, 1864-06-09

A CADEdY OF MUSIC, Wash
n i1gton stzeet. between Clark and Dearbosp,zss.
ARLINGTON, KELLY 4 LEoN's lQEsTlELs.
, 1864-06-09
,.Tnu1t1.

FOUND-About eight days since.
j two ro1.. see rcd and o5e rh,to. which the
owner cap h4va by psJ lng CHARGES and AnpJing TO
slaughter HOWE. -l:s.hlyt.lt
, 1864-06-09

Tor SALE-A first class Ton
4 BUGGY. nesrly Few, and IN complete order.
9 19 one 81 aq spe o oes = II; an ~ 5e
!DEton street, Call at lis Franklin street. GEO. B.
EAkEAIS. 1o..h6s3S 81
, 1864-06-09

FROM s1 ORR HCxrnxn OATS MEK.-A lett eT
was received yesterday by Colonel Hancock. from
Colonel McChcsney. Of the 18th regiment from
which wc learn that his so1nmand 617iyea at Co.
1umbus. kentaeky, On The 81 Of Ju1s, ans that it
the town. The bealtk Of the boys IL excellent and
they arc in tho bert Of epi11ta. 1t is :ot unlikely
that they may be sent on m e1pe1itio1 toward tha
interior of Wsst Teaneesee
, 1864-06-09

JUVENILE LARcEx1.-Henry Bushb.iek, 4 boy
about ten ysars Of aga, employed IN ths fremont
House, was yesterday arrested By officer Ste7ens,
Of Douglas + Co.'S detective police cerps, on
suspicion Of larceny. He had sioIss sa9 nom the
bath hsro1n waiter, and the 1auuey pas found On
him. except sixty cent?, which he had spent.
, 1864-06-09

FOR SALE-The stock, horse ard
T. Wagon, &C., OF rrocery ttore- IN cue Of ihs
best locations In thus city. Now doing coed huA.
nets Fcrn 20 ah cad man this = rare opportunity
Will be tod cheap II sppl1ea lof l1n1solate1y. Aa
dress Pos: Office Boz ~. te9-h1.37t
, 1864-06-09
Rfd( EStatR-Gitp

g Pfdeefty l67 Isle u THUS, B. BSG.4N3 REhI
EAtate Office, BryAn Halt
NORTH DITlStON-Rush street. corner Of In.
GiAnA, good yelling. durnu-st housa vi Il y1oelr1
i@p.oylEeqts, ssss Ct WslGs,t ~ t5ltno.s,ss eerssr
dence on Illinois eA4e Of Woteott.
soUIH pIv!s!qs11;M1ea1sA5 M @ A.zaHA d dyeliing !,
ane, several Eelltng. ranging $3.50 10 81 5.,
snd al at their real value Vary choice ldts
streets at prices Ianz1ng from 80 to $40 per foot
EehuHfnl prorttty II ElAs' Addition, Cottage GEoTs
property IN the West D,y:s!cn ,mpsc sua and I'M
proved. east md west OF Union PARK, ind the bet
Erreet9 large list tLhte pEepeyty II au paEs5 pf
tie cIi1. Alto tar.ns and suburban homes.
, 1864-06-09

ID DEMOVAL-
III CHANCELLOR L. JENK8
Hns rtmoyed htA Law Of1ce to -.s.-,
~ CLARK sTBEETs
Two coozs aoush Ct hla old oMae. 3eta&saA +he
, 1864-06-09
THE CITY.
LINCOLN AND JOHNSON,
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING THIS
EVENING.
Gsv. Yatss, Hal. Gen. Og'esby, ldjt Cea.
Fulles and Others, as Speakers.
RALLY FOR THE NATIONAL AND
RFATE TtCKEE6.

I'll. nomination Of Lincoln and johnson by the
Coprenttou which assembled at Baltimore, has
struck chord which will awaken the patriotic fer
vor and enthusiasm Of every loyal nan and vo-
man in this wide country. The glorious unaniz,ity
with which President Lincoln wns renomtns4ed
shows that tho peoplo, and not the politicians had
a hand in the work. His selection ii candidate
for tho honors Of the Great Republic IL an slo.
qucnt comment upon the power OF the people as
compared with the influence Of politicians. The
former desirod his rcnominAtion; the latter did
not. The people ata rejoicing, rom Maine to the
Rapsdsn, and from the At1antic to the Pacific, that
their wlahcs arc thus consulted. In no community
has the ticket now placed in nomination moro
faithfu1 and cnthnsiassic friends than in Chicago,
the metropolis Of the noble State which fsrniskes
tho candidate for the Chief Macistyacs Of the nj.
tioa- It ia fitting and proper that THIS ticket
should be rntiaed.
A Grand Mass Meeting viii be hald this Thurs-
day) evening, at the Court House Square and Ne
tropolitan Hall, to zaifs the nominations ef Lin
coin and johnson, oeleshy and Bross. Two brass
bands. and the Lumbards win discourse music 4
rational salute Will be tired at O'Clock p. N. Able
und eloquent speakers hare been invited and asr
expected TO be preant, anong whom azc Gov,
Yatca, Sens. oglesby and Fuller, d.. Daniel BzsI-
uard Geo. C. Dates. E. H. Storms, A. c. Hesins, C.
NJ. BAw,cy, Edmund Jensen, Geo. Schneider,
A. Easiman, r. A Hoffman, Jehn Wentworth, A.
slunnn, E. G. Lazned, Writ Dexter. L. q. Dsvla,
Elliott anthony.
o. 8. uouGn. rEEE DAaGx,
s. q. PrnHr, J.W. WAuanoF,
o. II. sA1arEHT, E. LAHNEn.
LII. DAVIS, GKxJANN Lox11ED,
JIG. GHDrlA, PETER PAaE,
c. c. W1cKEn, Committee OF Arrangements.
THE ST. PAUL WA1Tz.-Puplished By Root &
Cads, is announced in another column. II is NAM
ed aflar Western city, and not after the Apostle.
il Ia easy. and very popular.
SALE or PHoTeGBAPH1c AlBcKs.-Attent:on IL
called 10 the snlo Of ..1buns By J. n. Middstsa d
Co., stauoners. 1.6 Lake street, ansrdng An oa-
portuaity 10 pu1ehase for few days only, At froa
81 nm So. Advertisement On frat naR7
, 1864-06-09

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ NITURE, PIANO FORTE, &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUEBDAY, june 18th, 1t * O'Clock,
At Dwelling AL Illinois street,
The entire furniture ofa family re1tnq11shlnE house.
keeping, consulting Of elegant parlor fu1nturs, bru
esls Ply nd iaSrsn carpets spa;sh mating sp1ea
table, oak dining chars elegant chamber SETS MIR
rors, rich china diniuk sa, glass aud silver plated
tQre, &C.
Aiso, q stefnway Piano Forts rosewood case.
ta&h1T.fs WIN. A. BUFFERS 4 CO.. AuctsfR
, 1864-06-09

ADMISSIONS TO TEX BAn.-At the recent term st
the Supreme Court Jno. A. Jameson, Perkins Bass,
and Henry G. Miller, were appointed \ stanaikg
&4Aaenitte4 to examine candidates for admission to
S1Rr in the Third Grand Di Si%inn Ut the State
rem and W. o. Gonls, EesiEped.
, 1864-06-09

PArK1o97c.--Ihe loyal 1nashinis.s employed in
1ir's foundry, on West Randolph street, hare
nearly completed I small CANNON with which they
propose 10 awake the echoes Or this g1a1. cisy.
now TINT President Lincoln has bean demonstrated
at baltimore. Its yofce viii b olten heard during
the coming Presidential campaign. The cost OF
the piece OF ordnance will exceed E1Q0 Pfe.idcpt
Lincoln will 90 ont Of the West DIVISION on tse
day Of election with larger vote thaa ever he{ose
gireu TO Euy candidate fur this CT any other ONCE.
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Unionism in Florida.

NV YoRx, Feb. "A meeting Of
The loyal citizens Of Florida was held
at Key West on the 2slh nit, for the
purpose Of restoring the State 10 is
original status under the Union. !.
We lean from The South Caroiiniisn:
at Columbia, S. C., that The disastrous
FIRE on Tuesday destroyed $4,000, 600
worth Of Cotton, large portion Of
which belonged %, the government. Il
says that the,loss vas 2, 700 bales Of up-
lads, and 300 .bSles, Of sea island. 81
which about 500 bales belonged to the
Sogemmspt Stored; IN 1.-The, sheds Of
MGssrs. Biakeny 4 cossaad 500 bales
Of upland and sea island 10 the sheds d
Messrs. Gibbs 8 Co. It Is understood
that there was only $3.50, 900 insurance,
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Nous From CharlestOn.

New YoKK. Feb. 5.-The gunheat
Flambsau, from of Charleston on the
night Of the LIST, hes arrived. General
Gilmore keeps up slow butregular firing
on Charleston, averaging three shells
every I've minutes. The. rebels: have
mounted Eve gunsin, SUMTER piled up
sand bags and cut rayines through the
rubbish. General Gilmore keeps a good
surveillance over It though. and its gur.
risou is able 70 do but little. The navy
Is still quietly pieketing the harbor.-
The attempt TO raise the Weehagken
viii probably prove a failure. Charles
ton does not yet show many marks of
our frs. 3sgs .,.4,;f
The steamer Yazoo. from New Or
leans ssth, arrived tonight. ls5.
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. Rnnorel Nttnc,, :on mamie

Nav Ypak, Feb. 5.-A Washington
dispatch last evening &c. the Philadelphia
Ledger, says rumors are current that a
combiaed attack, By the fleet under
Farragut aud some 10000 troops, BY
way Of Pascagoula; was made upon No.
bile on Saturday last. If this Be SO We
should hear Of ii through the Richmond
papers due toby. 5:
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clnelana,i Tobaeeo Market.
IClscIHx4rI, February 10

Manufactured tobacco is still very
6rm, under The impression that Congress
will impose q tax on manufactured to.
baceo, and not on Leaf.
Old Ohio seed leaf sold at ss4 and
the best quality Of Virginia at sss 50
pei 1ooIbs.
Sales a Bodman's warehouse 4shhds
IS hhds Of old Mason county lurs,
trash and leaf--I at Sill at Sill 50:
! at s1s;2a at sls;; / .. sl4; II: at 81
so; ! at$l5; I at Sl5 50; ! al SIS 50:
! at SIT; al SIS e5.
is hhds new Virginia irish and leaf
Lat IS Is; 2 at Sc; 1 al 81; i ii. 81
so; 2 atiSs e5;;ye at 80; / at SO 50; i al
st1; | at Sl4; l at ss1; / al Sl5; / at
$50 per 100 lbs.
9 hhdslofold Mason county leaf and
tugs@IstS1S Is; g at Si4tSi4 SO; 8
at sl8 50; l ATTIC, 1 at $9e. ~. .
: hbds Of old Virgins, yiz-1 at SIS;
I at $50 50.
bOxeso Of cid Mason county, VIA
al Sl4; 3atSi7. y. 2 g -
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80 = = =. - = d.
@ouf DISPATCHES from Knoxville
and Chattano ogs report The sitrstioS
attboss places. 7 he lormst are 10 the
3lst ult. ina cavalry fekt on the e9lh
we were not successful. Our forces
were gradually falling back toward
Knoxville. pressedPretty closely By the
enemy. Communication with cumber-
land Gap was as good as suspended
The rebel Cavalry were north Of The
Holster and took prisoners within Eve
miles Of Knoxville. We have private
adyices which say the rebels are having
things pretty much lhetr.own way. Tia
writer sass, There IS but one opinion
With tegari 10 The. enlargement Of mai.
ters, and That IS that The thing IS most
cursed.yt bo.ched.p Gen. Schofeld, as
is known. has been assigned 10 com.
rnand in thai department. He is probas.
bly, there nov. We5confdently antici-
pate a better state Of sEairs when he
gets hold ofthe leins. Hesbas splen-
did opportunity 70 distinguish himself,
an ipe out the bIemish his reputation
suffered in Missouri Gen. Scho6eld
failed utterly 10 managing political mat.
tiers, bpsaS military man be is spo-
ken hishlysoE bythose whose opinions
are valuable and who speak from obser-s
yatiop 1fke succeedsin briingiinsSpr.
des.ogtof co osion IN East Tennessee.
and sends Lspgstreet back bowling,
with broken nqse-his double stars,
one Of which is nov suspended in ti,e
Senate. Will be f5ed permanently up6d
his shoulders Gin. Gazette.
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BE ~ ZEE i.
From Washingion.s

ssn,.ezo. ~ nv iESs,y. !. !, =.
NOR tst ~ " Il = - = : .o :,
r,a,d "a I sa,s Il i q po i
iersfSi = ae q, AZ bsI;sys. !.
tI,as q sTslS no \ ,s;1oss5s IN " 4
:be cossumnsteS z. =
Com Fl sii.oneF O ); ,re,,rasd q Rich.
inond fSom I;ss ps;Et f,lis ~ 1900 = ,,,..
tI,a out oyssnrss1t Intends "a sss sE
itIss ;ss;onsy q "A & +
fsyor 8 III Il = ~ ~ = s. 3
Thee sEs:ne:srlv ssl. ooooooofsuId
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7 NJ. b.
Capture of the Government steamer q.
u G. Levi.
ION Tuesday evening" the el inst, the
Government steamer B. c. Levi, with
Brigadies; General scammon. several
members CHS stsF and about 40 re-
enlisted soldiers on board, left this place
for Charleston: Alter proceeding up
the river u Red House, tie night being
dark and stormy. she t5ers laid up.-
A saett time before dog liglI,. We'd,
nesday morning, q Lisassnant and nine
or ,cn5mcts crossed the9river Al Win
field, gong q short WAYS sbosethe Lew
and came down on the Red House side,
and boarded her. The Lieutenant. pro.
cesdinst he cabin and demanding AN
unconditional surfendef. s,sdng thst be
bad ample forces 10 back him. Some
fthe soldiers were lying on hsfoor Of
tie cabin, mostly armed some with
guns aud some-Rith esOlvers-aad they
we're surrendered by General Sesnnon
without tSs ffing Of gup. The force
on board tie boat was sufficient 10 have
prevented It's capture, had Gen. Scam
mon showed anysdisposilion to light
After paroltng the men and one or Two
officers tHey forced the pilot 10 lake The
boa. actoss-tbs 1Sef to WMfeId, 1hey
then took on bosrl'Maj. Nowaing with
the remainder Of his force-numbering
N an hfty men@aud then proceeded
down The rirer 10 yintrou19 landing,
ead tsflet tasdng everything that Vas 81
use toIthem from tie boat, they Sc. her
on fre. As soon as The boat began to
burn, they retreatsd By way q Hutri.
sane bridge. mounting Sen scsuaou
ora miserable Old skite horse. withoa,
either saddle Of bride: Tie crew o
The boat wers. Sot molested.
The Independent Scouts, hesfiag %
what suas going %. started % bead
OF the rebe! force. but came ia OF
the reat guard and commenced an attacI
ap@ them. when the rebels scattered
mel directions, throwing away theil
arms sad ammunition and much Of iheiil
stolen Pllader. The. Scouts recovered
abont one Thousand dollars worth q
properly. {
We understand that the % viireinis
Cavalry and a detachment Of the s4tt
Ohio were sentin pursuit Of them.
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POINT PLEAsANP stARKRr

WEnsrspAYs FEB. 5, 1861.
GROCERIES, = Coffee, 5000 c,s.
Sugar, brown 1ss els, white 90 e.. .nes
pound; Molasses IS GEMS per gallon.
Golden sirup 81 90; Rice la1 cts. Ssi
pound; Tea 81 rs per pound.
PROVISIONS Beans So 5o02 rs
per bushel; Dried Apples 81 rs ner
brshel; green apples Sc so a barrel; 10.
tatoes 81 . bashei. =
kGGs-BU UTTER Eggs ID. cts pr.
dozen; Butterl5 gao cents per ID. :,
gHlCkENs-C Chickens are worth from
81 50 to 500 per dozen.
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received from tho Preside large vol
:upe olj Che amnesty osth, aud de lossl
EsFssnbseri5ipg % IL.
The Southern papers lrtpish sops IN;
,letesing fact, going % show the enoF;
mos icpreeia.ioa ii tss yalns Of ne.
goes.
rlsate iniofmatioa from Chattsaso:
GO Is +. g !. tlis effect thai ssseras days ssgS,
although here Has q loree a Dalton
che main body Of tie sebd army vas d
Roms Ga, ualer Johnston. The Iattei
fact is accounted lor onrlhe ground .hsi
ssitssEthe enemy wee forced . go q
Rome for convenience e, their supplies,
orto prevent desertions.
Between eigbt. and ten thousald men
have come into our lines siace the bat
d, I. ',,,' Y;
tsnooga about tho ssfetys Of our troops
in the neishborhood q Knoxville, Is
seems 70 prevail elsewhere; and many q
i: ~. ..;s : s.soaass o.asssassi AZ
Co. w. = -; 20 :.
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= ! s y = sls Osst
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Il a. Z, = sos t'as l :. sep
: 49,. W. : ons = lls -'slsaas
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PasF PlEAsAsr. Feb. 10, 1854.
Flour Flo from IS, SO so to 81, perbbl
Whsss good quality, from 81 oOsto
81 20per bushel. :
Com is quoted attron IS 10 80 Is.
per bushel. -
Corn Meal slpet bushel.
Bran 81 per hundred pounds, h
shoftss 81 20 per hundred. !
Screenings 25csnts a bpshel. 4. *,