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, 1864-04-29
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The Three Months Call Military
Matters -"

l6pecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2, 1861.
The special NasAigton correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, In his dispatch published this
morning, 18th. stated that Cor. Brough urgently
proposed at Washington to 1atfe the troops Just
called for IN the Northwest for the term Of ak
months. which, being opposed by some Of the
other Governors. he then proposed to raise them
Tor four months, to which all the Governors but
Morton assented- The statement that Gov. Nor-
ton objected On the ground that 1t might take Inen
out Of the State who were needed to sustain the
Government at the home election, &C., En- au-
thoized TO state, is entirely incorrect. The facts
are the+c: The term OF three months wes agreed
on by Governors Droush, Yates and Morton, at
their coundl In this CITY. aud when they reached
Washington tho proposition Iwas made for that
time to the War Department. Secretary Bianton
suggested four months, to which Gov. Morton OBJ
jected on the ground that the longer the term OF
service, the more time would be required to raise
the men, and he proposed one hundred days, which
was finally agreed to. No one proposed six
months, nor werr the political aepccss Of the mat
ter discussed by Cor. Morton. or any one else.
Nntor General Dams, connected with the Army
Of the Gull, 10 here under orders from the War
Department. His mission Is understood to be to
hasten The departure Of all troops In the State to
Tie front. He will visit Ohio shortly.
Governor Morton reached home from Washing
ton this morning.
The prospect for putting our quota into the fteld
rndcr the call is ctccring. In this city recruit
ing Ia very brisk, mo elsewhere We hare no ners
today from Fountain county. where Large body
Of Coppe1heads, at}ast accounts, were under arms,
and resisting and de5'ng thu civil authorities, who
were thus prevented from executing process upon
Comprehend thug and murderer.
Brieadie1 General Thompson. commanding the
, 1864-04-29
THE ONE HUMID NE1b DAY
TROOPS
What Illinois is Doing,
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial D1epatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
CA1ao. April "a 1851.
Adit. Gen. Allen G. Fuller arrived here this
morning, upon business connected with the organi-
zatlon Of State troops under the new hundred day
order. Here and on the way down be met parties
from different portions Of Illinois. snd bas made
Ill the necessary arrangements for ths immediate
commencement Of ca1nps oi the counties south Of
Ctntzalta.
Among those authorized to assist In recruiting
and organizing companies and regiments are Nal.
A. J. Kuykenda1l, late Of the 31st Illinois Volun-
tee1e and Col. j. E. Whiting. formerly OF the 67th
These well.known gentlemen, with others yct to
be appointed BY the Governor, will At oace take
measures for raisIng the proportion Of Southern
Illinois. Col. Euykcndau IL M old resident OF the
district, and has had experience as a military man.
Col. Whiting resides at CarmI. White coun-
ty, and Is as favorably known. Under
such men the erldences 20 to show that the
enlistment and organization Of companies and
regiments will at once be inaugurated.
The northern part Of the State will hare to look
out or Egypt will come ont ahead in patriotism and
men. The trooDs raised in this portion OF the
State will rendezvous At Centzal.a, where ther
will be music rcd into fervice, clothed and armed.
Judging from the disposition 60 Tar manifested,
the thirteenth Congressional district Is already
ahead Of all calls by the Government for thres
years volunteers, and will readily respond to this
latest call.
Southern Illinois is peculiarly interested in the
zaIsing Of these troops. With them our own bo1-
ders are to be protected against the raids OF tho
rebela, and our veteran and tried soldiers now DO
ing garrison duty can be relieved, to act promptly
aEt vigorously At the front.
1t eeems to be generally conceded that all the
three years troops arc coon to recuire orders to
move.
The general government At this juncture wisely
says to the Northwest, 'felieTe these men IN gar
rieon, aud protect your borders willis tho armie.
If the Union advance 10 batsle.'' The call will not
Iasl unhecded In Southern Illinois,
, 1864-04-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
MILWAUKEE, April %, 1854.
The storm subsidized Last night, and to-day has
been busy day among the marincrs looking after
The rpofls.
Tho vessel that raised the flag Of distress yes
tsrd1y was the schooner D. R. Martin, Of cieye-
Land. After dragging her auchor come time she
finely ehifed eafls and got ont Of danger.
Among the vessels that cane into port for safety
were the propeller Adriatic; barks Fayorlte and
jane Bell; briggs Montczuma, Banner aud C. q.
Cross; echooners Perry. Hannah, Dolphin, Danc,
Denmark, L. Il. Kimball, Cochrane, Mary Brown,
Harvest Home, Bonnie Doom, Grapesbot, St.
Andrews, Maple Leaf, st. James, c, Il. Walker and
Ell Bates.
The brig F.. ". Cross, and schooner Perry Han
nah were leaking, and will have to discharge their
casEoes. The =chrs. CourtWrisht, Sailor Boy, Grey
Eagle, D. s. Dickinson, Norway, scow Sable Rock,
and fIx others were 1t anchor in the Bay last
night. Seven res sEls are reported ashore between
Grass Point and Chicago. Their names arc not
known.
Capt Hunt Of the propeller Nile, reports the
schr. Walrus ashore near Wabash Bank Lights !;
also propeller, name unknown, ashore In the
Straits Of Mackiuac. The propeller Edith Is at
Eorthport. with both wheels disabled. The brig
E. r. Cross, and schooner Harvest Home hare
put back In leaky condition, and will have to un-
load.
An important decision VAS made BY Judge Mi.
Ter or1o~a, giving the Milwaukee and Minpcspta
Railroad Company possession at the eastern diyi-
sion OF The La Crosse road. Judye Miller Of NIL.
waukce dsagEeed to THE decision, and the rosd
Hns nut back into the hands Of the receiver
, 1864-04-29
TIE WAR In VIRGINIA.


NEW YoEk, April aa-Ihe Washington special
10 the New York Timer ssys:
squad OF twenty five rebel de ertels arrived to-
lay They a;1ee that Lee hae bccn receiving rein
:urcemcnis. One asserts that much OF the heavy
artillery has becn seEt to Richmond, and the belief
Il current among the soldiers that an early retro
grade movement upon that city Is to be made. One
Of Longetrcct's divisions has been cent back to
Redmond for Lees army.
The New York 15itune's- Washington special
eaTe.
No collision with the enemy in Virginia Is likely
to oc4 III for Niany dayf.
The IetaldS Aksttnsblrg ('a) dispatch says:
"A ttrrc Of rehcle is reported concentrating at
Fr'nt Ruyal-how large l. not known. There are
soDe Indications that 1t will commence ofTcnsige
ore1ations on The lowering OF the Shenandoah
river, which is now Greatly sRo1lea. The Potomac
l. also exceedingly hteh'''
Tue 1go14dt army dispatch says: The weather
10 pleasant The mud hss turned into dust,
which Is kept down by an occasional dash Of April
rain.
''Tbc enemy shows increased signs Of activity.
Yesterday they filled Hazel river, with logs, 10 en-
deavor 10 sweep away our bridges. The scheme
faifcG
"Mosby'e gucrillas in quite..e1oug fEcc appeared
near our lines yesterday
''No civIiians are allowed to 90 to the 'front.'"
II is estimated By competent judges thst Lee has
now maeeed under 1ns tmmediatc control on the
Rnppabannock about G5,0.0 troops. Others esti
fn1fe as liFh HI 81. GU.
, 1864-04-29
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO mARKET-EVENfSG BOARD


The Second Board" At the Sherman House was
yell attended ths evening" aud owing to the advance
in gold and mors favorable adstces from Now York,
the cadirg market active and generally better
NuRAT-Was in good demand At an advance OF w
@2c the clong prices Of Change bat at the close
the improvement WAS not sustained snd the market
closed wenk. Sales ~ere:-5.ooo bu No. Spring In
store at $l.2s; s2 zoo bu do, At S1s; 100 ba No.
epnR In atoso At s12ah; Co. 900 bu do At s1t; 1000
ou do. at Il 54-closDg weak at $iz5x for No. aud
a1.23 fer MOL.
CORN was in active request. but the enhanced
views Of SELLERS restricted tranactou1 On No new
note m advance Of fully 1c. Sales were: Is 900 bu
No new Corn In store at &1c0; 5000 bu do at 99x
100 ou No lew at SIC $500 bu do In the aisernoon>
1s4c-st the clcss there were fee buyers at 9c for
No. =, and AFRO for No /. but no sellers.
OATS were dull and neglected. with sales of5,o bu
MOL in store at d715c-an ndvance Of A9Hc since
Change.
HlouwINEs T ere in active demand, but the differ
"nce between buyers and seltrs restricted transac
tons. The sales trltug-ony 40 bris 1t S12l.
There vera free buyers In the market at $1.21 but
holders were firm at s1.22.
MISS Pore WAS in good request aud tzn1, with sale.
500 brls City Mess at t2co. This Is Soc aboTo the
rnling psiee On Change to-day.
, 1864-04-29
Cincinnati Marker.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

ISPEE1HI DISp8tE0 60 lHe Culr1SSo 191Utl11e.J
C1Nc1sNATI, April =, 1851.
F1oCR-1te market dull and prices tAlly sc 2 brl
lower, and demand Light; superhne $s.t@6sa; Extra
S6.1E@G e.
TmRY-Asrket IL fsmer aud prices higher; 800
brls sold At 81 q.
G1a1s--The dem and for wheat Is limited. market
closing dali at &15 for Rrd; $1.ss@1. .H for Whlo.
Corn market unchanged; Hc9$tf3 for Ear; stl6 for
shelled Oats unchanged and market dull at Ba2asc
IKE ln fair demand at H. though sl5o Ia asked.
GRoc4R11s-MarEet continues a1m at yesterdays
prices, Coffee tn moderate demand at 45046c Raw
Sugars 1e@2lc; Crushed z5HG26c. Aolasses In fair
demand at Il -03@1B
Pkoy1s1oys-pemand for Mess Pork less acttYb
pu& &cbasea could have been made easy terms City
Ness sold at ~ De9233b No ssles Of Bulk AeAta but
held firmly 1t full prlcest 1o4aic for Shoulders 1,K
a114c TO. sides. No.hing Going Ia Bacon Shoulders
market 1rm 1t 19c, and Clear Sides 1t 1s4c. Sugar
Cured Bans At &c. Prime Ci;yLa1d held It l3ac,
, 1864-04-29


tSpcc,al Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune. !
= r .su,rcTox Anr31 ~ 1pe.
,5. w.. ,.+,,. $500 r an1
~oses u + % coTmSt,ee or Of the Whole. are
,,st making any factious opposition, but thoy
VIII .f.Ltty much all HOW vote against the Dill On
IT. massage, They trust now to the opposition Of
" r'.,,. ~ ~. N,rh IN }eortn<,tinn tn
s.e 'f,sa peotAs % saS Nu1e1 ~ ~
eIetain them in tnfs coutse. 10 tae sapetAeio1
The o1s Of ne
I'm who lo1ks deeper than the mere external ap-
nrnrrncce and act there is still rs deadly an oppo-
.ition az ever to he var. and the Government.
III ~ ,,eonIe In - donh1c eonso. The nartT fs
rotten 10 the core On the enect OF the paf. Soon
ater the fool will see this. Tie taxes In
the bill 1cportLd By the Committee have been In
creased in ncars every casc as you vii have been
informed by telegraph. Local intesests. am glad
to rec have been compelled to give way to the gen
eral welfare, This 1e a. it should be.
49, .ov.-n,.,ne .xr .~up oxr ,T1-xnrr,, nav yo1.
rsrrEas.
7,,o co.ox,,ron+ sf,nr a1,s ~ .,r, f,.,,,et con.
Ihe Government a!leT ohe oE l"o thp!nei Goa'
sl!iaaions ~ acefpte1 tne ps1posai Q. tne S"s
e.ao,F Q! NJ satef Of oAio. 1hdloos Annole' lo@4
lalii,estions: military posts. r. and 70 set!e il
fo's: e;o ri III. Ind!ena ~ o.1 nata "
~ tsn fuun 1iMhi Wsaa, WGuna, @e1; hnaG@, a.c,
:hs Sew yrk Ia;J ,'d nos w ,1sneEs noGs
,,rtI,, @ ,he movement o. account 81 IT. VIII
s.rr tn, tt,nsn an al.caaeraa pufs1its: u tae
.,r TtEn;rcd IN ot1r - niant AnoH taAt tue nea
Inonns ~ this ,ntnt ~ ~ ssSuie EFT concentration o.
t;rsn,'s opcratuna S.m ~ Insure ., inc sacSess o.
wsn1 o toops ut nc 90 pzencnh sssafe xo9 tae y
IL ca1nna;cn md cnah,es anf nc Initiative in
tns, IS have 10 doubt lie intends 10 6e Do hgsi s
.1ores of the rebels Intending to il back upon
3no @ in9,I nnnn as thc warst tady ete driven
Thcre Is anothe s1eops shoaid
t,e,sain1 snv eTmn,nms Of Cnnn,Thr.H sup
tion IL he Northwest Which he GuvcenoTe asree e
;hose States have every 1sason to anticpa,e es. =.
ucut OF which ID tie defeat Of Gcn. Grant. II he
10 defeated thc coppcrhesds will inaugurate revo-
luton III Inc Northwest
EEcKET TnA1Tonors ORGANIZATIONS IN NEW fonk.
, 1864-04-29

SENATE,

WAauNGToS, April 29, 1861.
Tho bill for the classification Of the clerks OF pay
masters IN the navy, and or the graduation OF their
pa Hf9 HFE&ssENDEN, &ND Of Maine from Finance Com.
mittee, reported the House Joint Resolution In
c1eas.ng Temporarily the duties On iore1Sn imports
per cent increase on the present duty. and also eI
cmptiuS goods in bond and transit.
4 Lengthy debate ensned on the House BIZ Ii tn.
amendment reducing the increase Of the temporary
duty On imports from 60 to 8315 per cent on the
preEent rates, was passed.
already in bond and hansitn from the temporary
On separate vote the amendment adopted in
The Committee Of the Whole levying an increased ne m
cent on the present rate OF duty on foreign imports
The smcndment e1empting goods IN 1ansttu
The house bill WIS then passed without amend
ment BY q vote OF 80 to8.
The Senate adjourned at 6:o p. N.
HOUSE
The House vent into Committee Of the Whole
lii. kASS0N, Of Iowa, offered substitute for
the 1Slst scctton, which WIS adopted, It provides
as follows: 1t eha1l not be lawful to record aay
e,amp shall Be affixed, aad Tie record when The
proper stamp Is not affixed, shall not be used as
evidence The section strikes out the proposed
penalty Of &5t0 far taflurc to afax the stamp.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
amendments to the TAX bill and hAylng diaposed
Of sll Of them By concurdng In The recomm endahou
Of the COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the stato Of the
Union, the House proceeded to dispose Of the
new section offered By Fernando Wood, VIZ: 80
much Of the seventh section Of the act of March Z.
1854, to increase the revenue,
Tie Speaker laid before The House an address to
the Precedent nom the people Of East Tennessee,
and the Pzesident's reply.
The address recounts the suae1lngs Of tho peo-
ple IN East Tennessee and asks for prompt pay
ment Of the Claims tga1nst the Government ind
, 1864-04-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
ST. PAu1. April g, 1911
Gen. sibley has received dispatch from Fort
Ahercrombic. which states that scouts sent to tho
sissiton country had been detained by enow and
had not returned. A Red River halEbrecd, how
ever, reports that the Tsnktons are determined to
continue the war, but the Sissltons are for peace
The truth Of his report will be asccrtained in fen
days, when the scouts return.
Major Hitch has been ordered to ey1cuate Penn
bina and retire to Fort Abcrcrombie.
Red RiTcr opened on the 17lb, and the steamer
International has gone up to Pembina for Major
Hatch's command.
, 1864-04-29

lAvc heretofore written of the strange ind e.
1atlc course OF Frank Blair. On Saturday he sig-
, 1864-04-29

WASHINGTON, April as.-The State Department
has been officially informed OF TIE passage Of ~
sidinc that from and after the 10th Of April, inst:
The following articles, having paid fall toll through
he S. Lawrence canal WIN pass5sdm n Tree shEon1
mid thereon, through the Chambly canal-such
;1llg be refunded 1t the canal Office 1t Ioasoe,
liz: {rc, ali inas OF salt and the following aFti
cies having paid fn1 tolls through the Me!laad e.
1:al. shall re passed through the st. Lawrence and
Ihnnbly canals, VIZ: wheat, Il our and corr.
, 1864-04-29
st. Louis Market.
TEnecla1 Dispatch to the Chicago TEabube.1


Lspecla1 Dispatch to the Chicago TFsbu1e.l
ST. Louis. April =, 1861.
ToBAcco-Prices reu1sln unchnn2cl On the better
sradrs. Green LugB we're scarcely 80 nrm.
FLouB-FIrm. sales lCo brls XI at &S-25; 2ss br15
super Ut t6-s7H; 4sG br1s Low Super at $50.
GRA1x--Wheas sales Isl b1 prtua Ut $l-&81.so: Hi
IN fair nt $1@l6s- Corn ii quizy Indifferent. Sales
Ut IS sacks Prime White at s15; III sacks Primo Tel
t1w and Mixed at 3l11@f.12H; so sacss Prime M1sd
1t $l.1o 352 sacks Prime New Mt1ed at *1.ca. Oats
n1mer. Sales S7l sacks at ssc; s52 sacka 94kc; 195
sacks at g2c; 5000 bu, to arrive in May 1t Sci 5000
bu, to arrive In 10 days, at 93kc.
Wu.sKT-1rregnlar but active. Sales Of 1ss brls At
sl3H; 2ss b1s at $12l br1s at $i.2oH 100 br1s at
eI2a.
GRocxHtEs-Increased frmuess In Sugar; 4@22e
far common to choice Louisiana. Co1fee-Rlo firm at
:s@;s for fair to prime. Prme Plantation Molasses
nrm at $1.Co 2 gallon.
, 1864-04-29
DuruSflesa EXDeuifiOn.

WARRINGTON, April 2a.-The Herdld's special
eays: Three new regiments hare been Organized
in Wisconsin and are On the way to the 'front.' The
;ajth and 37th have been assigned to Burnsldes
coFpe, and the s8th to the I'd corps.
Veteran reserves organized In New Orleans, hare
been ordered to Washington.
RICHMOND, April 21.-A fleet Of gunboats has
lieycd TINT the Rappahannock or Port Royal will
be the base Of Bnrns!de'5 cooperative movement
Rfrhrann3
, 1864-04-29

ALBANY. April 2a.-At meeting Of the d.
rcctors Of the New York Central Railroad Com
pany, held in this city to-day, Eras:us Corning
rendered his resignation as President Of tho Com.
unanimously elected President and R. n, Blatch-
.nnd Nlce Prfridenf.
, 1864-04-29

Buffalo Mnrkets-Aptll 2s. r. n.
F1oER-D1ll. Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan ettra
51st; Illinois and Wisconsin sp1ns extra $7o0a719
Thite whtst double cxtra Ohio. Indiana and Mlchl,
gan 2a009g15.
GEAtN@3Sheat nll and Inactive. No. and NIL
Eankte and Chicago spring held 1t $l.f@t Is: Win
ter Red Western $.to Corn du /; small saies spot
At 81 2o offered to arrive at x0 0ats nr aud Qntet
VII eKY-Dull ard a shade easier It $I9t@f.:tk.
FHK.Gu uTk--Wheat to New York, eoc.
Kic1!FTs-F1our, $500 pr1s; wheat. s. 900 huaaels
, 1864-04-29

A Discrct1fted Report.
new YonK, April a5.-The \. T. Times WASH
ipgton special says:
Reports Of The capture Of Eewbern. n. c., By
the reheje arc current but can be traced TO no au-
tlcnt,c eource. No such ln'e ligence has been re-
ceiTcd at the War Department. The report IL d[s-
credited. The rumor probably grew: out OF m
order from Gen. But1er, forhiddinS citizens gong
10 NeWbeIp.
, 1864-04-29

NEW 3onk, April :s.-An unsucees.f11 .t.sz,,,+
r. nae 3 70 dtes1sgy tSe raie Wabash 81
hroadalde to the enemy which sink ~, sase
ucder cover Of heavy nrc. VI e"caped
, 1864-04-29

ST. 1o,1e, April as.-Adyices from Col. Phillips
Commanding Fort Gibson In the Indian country,
tay 4nan1re1l IL going to Kansas, having crossed
18th
Adalr With ass5 rcbels were driven ACROSS the Ill
, 1864-04-29

1t $12s3124 for No. winter receipts closing weak 1t
$t23A. ArEawhsIi this evening the market recov-
ered; ls0 GO at 2sx tor winter receipts clos
ing firm. Oats, more doing At decline; sales l,So,
bu as 6sc delivered. Corn aud Rye ntm and nn-
chauped.
, 1864-04-29

Nkw YoHk. April q.
MoNET-EaEy at tai p cent,
STERLING Ex2nASaE-Dull, at 1s79Ie8 for chr.
re1cy.
Go1p--A shade hrmer. Opening At 7sx; c.ostn:
firm Al EpE.
1111; ST lreaanry Notes, tOct. and Aprtl) i11H.
61ooEs--Bstser. c1nx; ~ Cen scrip 123K; G q
C& N ~: c 4 N r pfd Y; n 8 5sH Kead 1s1X.:
Harlem e95; Hudson lao: Erie 11iH; n e lNX;0
4 Il etEL 6ak; Psc Mall 227.
MINING STOCKS --Iock Mountain 10H: Penn, Cop
Per l0E Hilton *: paEotah *; knoElton ii Ke-
AK; Franklin ssh: Huron u Isle Royale II; North
western Il; reWabtc 534 Rocllaud u: Hancock 10
French CFeekl1
, 1864-04-29

NAaRIsuuaa, Pa-, Aprl s9.-N is not nroh,b,.
there wiz be call fof the militia Of this State a.
thiH time.
, 1864-04-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEbune.1
MILWAUKEE,, April 8, 1864.
GRA1n-Wheat opened at Smiths elevator ut 3l.e4
On Change uazkttWent doKu 70 Ills; sales TO oo bu
, 1864-04-29

d,oncrc%e and the Revenue HIl1--The
Governors and the one Hundred Day
TpfuntccFr-SecreE ETra1tors--OrHan-
fxation* in New E0rk---AnoIher
Strange eCofncIdeuee--The Cam pa12n
A---&l.nnGe OF ptauA--{<en> Grant and
Butler in Perfect Accord.
, 1864-04-29

Illinois Supreme Court.
o11AwA, III. April ea-The call OF the docket
to.motrpw vim be ifom Isl to 1H9 inclusive.
, 1864-04-29

BENNE FLANTa
The great fame which this medicine has acquired,
ana South, Temedy toT ptafra@.: Dyssntsry ane e
the necessity Of advertising 1t In this ci r; but
Ts sre II H1s midst wn9 snsyy y
change o1 climate. water OF food We would remind
them that thts dleine possesses VosHerinl earasy
Gen. ritz Henry warren .. Vols; Col 9. II. L9ng,
O. s. a Chief Topl Engts; Major +; " Grant. Ply.
cnmberlsnd. and II. aiepham q Bro, Eo. 81 North
second It. Prepared only hy J. = G. AAGulNE,
and Olive streeta and sold by al drugssts Beware
Of eountssfeis Ptiee ee5!s ga 1ff o9ste : e.o,,rn
hnBcS5{ t6t fEtkTUEenet
, 1864-04-29

~, NE% 1ohS, April 2S.-The steamer America
tnss nea atfifsd to-day from New Orlaaue reports
sne @ sp6ke an English schooner which reported the
1eoel pirate Steamer Florida cruising in The Gulf
, 1864-04-29
Wholesale Gr0cers.

VIII rtceiye at par all notes Of State Banks which
srf mot rofe than Of one PET cent discount In the
CITY OF New Yo1k-
ang7ffS0 ct y-Fax net 153 South Water street
, 1864-04-29

Philadelphia b1nrkct-April IS.
nou1 At Is -c5tsa.Q.
2t6. Corn steady; yellow yi.s5, aud scasce.
NH1sKY-Firtn 1T $1.33.
, 1864-04-29

FINANCIAL NOTTCE.-Not-
/ Etthstand,pg the action OF the Board OF Tsade''
Or other ocal ORGANIZATIONS In this city elsewhere
the undersigned.
, 1864-04-29
NRnn advertisements.
&c. F1suzR, Secretary.

rURS-MOTHS- -CAYfPHOR.
snug, peppet-nll arc s1uRF. .expeuslve aud doubt
tul. CEDAa CA3PHoa alone viii meet all the require
Cheap, An prominent Druggists have 1t. HARRIS
CHAPMAN, Boston. ose'the only makers.
ap4n ~
, 1864-04-29

NrE YouK. April 2S.-The Champion, f1o,n A..
I,luwull has arrived. She brings $ss 000 in epeae
, 1864-04-29
II e WI OVA AL.

]. T. JETETT has removed bis Boot and Shoe Store
To 1877 DEARBORN STREET,
Oppc site the Post Otlce. cps el9 6tnet
, 1864-04-29

rrs. ,scHed To,. Italian War Ship.
Ga'antnotpe has been heard from At Tcrcefrs iss
sI Mefesn as,ana' With maats carried away. bnI
rd ruhs 1hmasnea. h. And oil her guns thrown over
, 1864-04-29

OoO TIES NEW YORK STATE APPLE3
JUST ARRIVED.
And for aaE in lots to eult purchasers by J. II. KING
WILL, al South Water street. apald93}3t
NFNERAL HEADQUARTERS,
" STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ADJrTANr GxHKRALts OrF1cR,f
sFRISGfIELD, ApTH 18th. iSa4. :
Col. John L. Hancock Is hereby authorized Bnd re
regiment Illinois Militia q regiment OF volunteers
for Government service, for one hundred da{s, aad
Upon the completion OF TIT Of such
iment. officers Will Be SELECTED aud commissioned ac
:ers, Of April Is, 1864.
He will report il foyty.elght hours the number now
5elopein9 to said 1egt volunteer In such
gar tzations
Ee win make requis.tloDs on the muster1nr officer
at Chicago for transportation subsistence, clothing
and ar1uB. By order, &C.,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-07-28
Defeat of Gen. Early's Forces at Win
chester.
Washington. July 81. 1864.

Washington, July FL, 1864.
The Star says that dispatch from Gen.
Hunter reports that the following has just
been received from Gen. Averill:
"Near Winchester, July 20.-Breck-
inridge divided his force at Berryville
last night, sending Early to Winchester
and taking the other division toward Mill
wood.
81 attacked and defeated Early to-day
in front of Winchester, killing and woun-
ding 800 of his men, capturing four can
non, several hundred small arms, and a.
bout 200 prisoners.
"Gen. Lilly is seriously wounded and
in our hands. Col. Board of the 58th
Virginia is killed.
"The cannon and prisoners have been
sent to Martinsburg.
"The enemy's loss in officers is heavy.
"Prisoners admit their force to have
been 5000.
"The commands of Jackson and limbo
den which were present, are not included
in the mentioned strength"