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, 1864-12-05
FROM TENNESSEE.
Full and Graphic Details Of tho
sIslssL;,?, Battle Of Franklin,

NASHVILLE, December I, 1854:
Yesterday closed upon another bloody field,
and this morning We have the announcement
of glorious victory over the army OF Hood
A portion Of our army had left Franklin for
this city In obedience to an order from Gen.
Thomas. .nna. the remainder were about eyac-
uating their position, whc1fflood, unexpcct-
edly, hurled his whole army upon the ed d.
vision Of the 4th Corps, which was In the
rear. Although the attack was unexpected,
our army wasn not unprcpared, for schodeld is
mon who never relaxes his vigilance, and
few minutes suf,iccd to bring the whole Of tho
4th and the portion Of the 2Sd Corps, which
was present, into line, and the charge was
most gallantly met, but for moment the
small division which sustained the chief Mt
tack wavercd, and was ultimately compelled
to retreat for some $50 yards.
This apparent success greatly encouraged
the assailants, and they made desperate at
tempt to turn our right wing; but our men
Immediately rallied and surged back over the
disputed ground, until, after brisk bayonct
charge, a1l that was lost was readily rcsaincd,
and our old lines ono. more established In de-
nance Of the courage displayed by the rebels
The successful counter-charge astonishcd
the rebels, ind sent dismay into their ranks
A grand and defiant shout, from right to left
of our lines, greeted this victory, snatched
as 1t WIS, from the very jaws Of defeat; ind
he rebels, after struggling in vain for fifteen
OF twenty minutes, sullen1y retired to heavy
wood, whene they were once more rallied for
another charge.
+. Nothing could exceed the GOODNESS aud cour-
age Of cur men, rs displayed on this critical
occasion ma no evidence Of gratitude, on
the part Of the nation, can do these noble
men full justice.
, 1864-12-05


The fourth charge was not so desperate as
lis predecessors. The men had lost all conf
denee, and the officers, though desperate,
could not bring, them squarcly up to the
work. In the neantime, our men had been
reinforced, and the cavalry, right and left,
coon closed in, and the consequence WIS that
some 100 or 800 prisoners were captured, and
loss Of about as many In killed and wounded
was also inflicted upon the assailants.
The rebel loss in the whole fight will exceed
Gooo; orswill scarcely reach.800. The victory
was complete, and but for strategic reasons
pursuit could have been commenced at once.
But Hood is reckless man and Thomas is
confident that he will attack him again, and
as long as the rebels will assal us it is folly
for Us to take the aggressive.
The arrival Of 4. ]. Smiths corps, and scVe
raj thousand other troops hos greatly strength
.ened our army. Nevertheless, am Of the
opinion that Hood will continue on the Of
fensive till he has lost so many men that he
will have no army left
The continued rise In the Tennessee will
doubtless enable our iron-elads to destroy
Hoods pontoons, aud then goodbye Hood.
, 1864-12-05
4 Fight Between Federal Sol.
d{icrE and CouscrfDts.

,McCosHEMsnuna, Pa, Dec. 3.-A fight oc-
CURED al Timber Ridge yesterday between q
portion Of company 2 Of the oolet Pennsyl-
Sania mounted infantry, and some delinquent
conscripts and deserters congrcgated at a
shooting match. The soldiers advanced and
the Provost Marshal went forward to hold a
Farley with tic conscripts. They refused to
listen to him, and Immediately commenced
to fire shots at him, none of which took ef-
feet. Tho soldiers then opened fire, when
hour. The, conscripts and descrters were
finally driven over two hills, diminishing be-
ing kept up The whole way. The fighting was
carried on principally In the woods. The
, 1864-12-05
FROM GEN. aRANT,S ARMY
Ffr1ng-.All Quiet at last Ar,
counfs--Presentnt{on OF Flags.
nEAneuAnrEGs ARxr OF TIE PorosAc, ,

E December 1st-10 .. N.
\ great deal Of artillery firing hns prevailed
to-day in the vicinity Of fhe Jerusalem road.
but without any result worth mcntioniuc'
At this hour an unusual stiffness rcigns
throughout the entire lines. The pickets
firing at each other.
This afternoon the Maryland brinade had
the new flags which were ordered for tl,etn hy
the Legislature of the State at the fast ses-
sion. After the brigade had passed III review
Governor Bradford made speech to the OIL
GERS and men, which was responded to in feel
ing terms BY Colonel Dennison, who com.
Mands the brigade.
, 1864-12-05
T17E WAR IN TENNESSEE. =
The Lntcst Situation below Nashville.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Dec. 3.-Thc latest
official information Of the army Of Gen.
Thomas is, that he has so concentrated his
forces at the Notifications Of Nashville, Us to
be prepared for any movement which Gen.
Hood may Nnture to make.
LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Dec: 3.-The Journal
was reported that in the fight on Wednesday
evening, CapEon's brigade Of cavalry, consist
ing Of The 42d Illinois, 7th Ohio, 9Th Iowa,
and 6th Michigan cavalry regiments. was sur
founded By the rebels, aud only escaped cap
lure By desperate fighting. they cut their
way through the rebel lines, and Joined Gen.
Thomas in the rear Of Franklin. \ number
Of the men were made prisoners. The loss
WAS consd derab1e.
On the same evening train Of cars was
captured at Brentwood, nine miles from NASH
yllls>on the Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
All citizens of Nashville engaged in no
ostensible business, have teen order to leave
the city.
Six hundred and nlncty-one rebel prisoners,
;, part Of those captured by Gen. Thomas, in
The battle ut franklin, arrived last night on
the train from Nashville. They will be sent
bic; IN order to make room In the, rni{itarv
made. N~A'A' AA4"y o7
NASHVILLE, DeccIlDef, 5.-lnere was slight
skirmlshing with cavalry all day yesterday.
4 complete line Of entrcnchments cncircles
the city.
= A portion Of our cavalry force encountered
Forests rebel cavalry three miles from town
on the franklin pike. The rebels could be
plainly seen advancing towards them. Our
troops then retired towards the city, night
coming on. But few occasional shots were
exchanged.
1t is rumorcd that Hood is endeayorine to
cross the Cumberland with large cavalry
force. Many experienced officers predict IN
engagement to-day. Our forces occupy lines
around the city and are in line Of battlc.
Three soldiers were shot and killed by
guards IN the streets Of this city yesterday.
4helr names are Chesney, Of the sfh kansas,
John McCarty, soth Indiana, and James Brunt''
7th III. cavalry.
y. Lou1svnIE, Dec. 3-The rolling stock Of
the Louisville md Nashville Railroad was Or
deTed hither yesterday. To-day the order was
cOuntermanded.
Street rrmors represent Federal repulse
ut Clnrksyille, Tenn. The story grew out OF
dash Of rebels into Gallatin yesterday. when
they captured about 600 head Of bceves. Our
forces IRE pursuing, and will probably captnrc
, 1864-12-05
Trouble Among the North Caro-
linn Rebels.

New ToRk, Dec 3.-GoreEnor Vance, In his
recent message to the North Carolina LegIsla-
ture, confirms the reports that the laws can
not be enforced in the interior Of that State,
owing to the existence Of band of despera-
does, consisting Of rebel drserters: They
make raids upon the mountain frontier, and
murder, burn and destroy with savage cruelty.
He recommends outlawing and driving them
from the State.
The rebel Congress is discussing, in secret
session, the question of suspending the ha6sas
corpus in the Confyderacy.
, 1864-12-05

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.-Mexican ad-
vices by the Sacramento say that on the 18th
Of Nov. the French landed troops at Masea-
lon, and took I'd d1h1al possession Of the town.
The Governor Of Masealon, with his forces,
abandoned the place the night previous. SO
that no Resistance Was offered to the landing
Of the French troops. 1t isreported also that
Alvarez had defeated an imperial force march
ing on Acapulco. :
out California, interruptipg trade and trayel
, 1864-12-05
Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

NEW IoKK, Saturday, Dec -3-MidnlEhk.
TIE Stock market is dull and the speculative spirit
unusually feeble The fancy list Is ozsAken and pr1ees
generally lower There Is strong feeling in GOV.
eTnmcnss. Under large purchases, prices have nd
vanced. Railroad bonds and bank stocks continue
dull In railroad shares the market Is heavy Atthe
First Board there great pressure to sell cash
uols Central and Pfttsburg. Stats stocks 1rner on
Missouri 6s, but otherwise quiet. Mining stocks are
dull.
The Gold market Ia extremely dull, bulls and bears
appear to hare concluded on temporary armisttce.
All are waiting Information to the financial policy
proposed to Congress next week. Money demands arc
still greater Large amounts leaned at &C. Increased
foreign exchange transactions merely nominal Is
usual Saturday, Total shipments Of gold for the
week is about II 81, 900.
New YORK, Dec. 3--Ga1lagher's evening exchange,
Gold FIX Central 1917: Erie s31; Hudson 1ls4.
Reading 15h: Mich 12s; Mich s4; III f77K:
Pitts il94: O 4 n 3aA: Eum 4s4<
, 1864-12-05

tton Order.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Dec. ), 1854.
Union guerilla outrages in Howard, Rau-
dolph and Boone counties arc daily reported,
but the items only indicate the efforts Of
Union men to exterminate bushwhackers.
A collision is reported on the North Mis-
souri Railroad, but no particulars have been
received.
One hundred and fifteen rebel prisoners,a
portion Of Price's plunderers, were yesterday
afternoon transported to the Alton prison.
The shipment Of supplies to s1aJsville by
steamer has been resumed. A previous order
stopped such shipments
Cavalry a1e said TO be leaving Missouri to
reinforce Thomas.
President Lincoln has withdrawn his order
interfering with the execution of the .rcbel
Major Wolf, In. retaliation for the murder Of
Major Wilson. The matter now rests with
Gen. Rosecrans.
, 1864-12-05
st. Laufs Market. =.


ST. LOUIS. Saturday, Dec. 5.
TOBACCO -Unchaugtd d. Sales OF Il hhds and 2 Re.
jected Factory lugs at $s9a99.oo; Planters do sr
$e-se@la.15: common shipping leaf at $i2.on314.o0
MEDIUM do at $I.25@2153
FLouR-Rcceipts, 3,4o9 brls. Extremely dull. Ssles
ofsupeznc at s75o9s2o; single extra ut 30 CO. couu.
try double extra $1Q.25 z brl.
GHAlS-Wheat toleEab1y active. Sales were, S
sacls poor at s1es spring at sL7s; 1oo do at 8ss
1000 do at $3.50 1s do at sl.st; 35 do at $ls2 aud
100 do at $a-0o 2 hnshel Corn-Sa1cs all now C4rn
As follows; 6 sacks car $t10 900 do at st35; DO
at f1s3 60 do whito at $l55; 800 do at s4o q bus,
sncks ncluaed Oats-5ales SO bas nt etc and 10 do
at nlkc bus, including bags Eyc-sales 81 400 bus
at *1.l5; 1Gl sacks At same, and us do at $1l0 bus
Barlcy-Sales, l19 sacks flll at s2.03 = bus.
WH1sKT-sales were, 81 brss nt S1-s3, ind 40 do at
$l.sl 2 gallon.
Ho0s-Receiycd over s,cco. Weather colder. Sales
OF 80 head. weighing 500 ns at 1oc gross ITS head
averaging 6 rs, gross. Mt 11c 80 hcad averaging $40
tk Mt r. rrfrr 4
, 1864-12-05

failcd. During the carly part Of The week he had
night but liit5e interest was manifested By t..
citizens, and the meeting IVES SO elimly ATTENDED,
Tint he could not consider its authority Sufficient
wonld enter the organization, but conld promise
that hatnoeompeu1on would be commenced By them.
Aid. 0'sullfyan could report with pleasure that
ing down, and he felt that with proper notion, as
soon as tic late ordinance passed By the Common
Council can be enforced, their trade viii be en-.
they will not give IN and he learned that they hsd
appointed committee 70 proceed to Washington
and complain that the Chicago Citlzens' Commit
After some further discussion By otaef gentle
men regarding various snhjects pertaining to en-
listing, The meeting adjourned until next Saturday
evening, at the game place.
, 1864-12-05

casually es were slig ght-the conscripts lostone
man Killed md two wounded, One of tho
ing familiar with tho country, made good
their escape Into the mountains. None of our
men were injured, More affairs Of this kind
may be speedily looked for, IS it Is determin-
ed 10 bring t1ese outlaws to Justice.
, 1864-12-05
The loss OF the Union army, at this charge
is estimated by Gen. Scho1eld, as follows:


The rebels, alter resting half IN hour, were
eeen moving slowly ont Of their place of saie-
", four lines deep, with a view to sweeping
echofield's uttic a.my from their position,
aud opening the way to Nashville, by one
grand and terrible onset. Hood and other
Generals rode along the lines, encouraging
their men, and telling them that they SOW be-
fore them every armed man who stood be
tween them and the Ohio River; and that
victory then was victory permanent. The
, 1864-12-05
From baltimore,

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Dec. 3.-The party
referred to In the statements Of the paroled
soldier from Georgia, US connected with the
lncendiary plot to fire the Northern cities, is
understood here to be one Morris Montgom-
cry, a prominent participator id the secession
movements In this city about the 10Th of
April. He WAS at that time an officer In the
Maryland Guard, and left Baltimore during
the first ycac OF the war to join the rebel
CauSe.
, 1864-12-05
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune]
Afntyv EnfurJav T,aAeynhsrs

[SptcIN DlspAtt1 70 Ue Chicago IF1bune.]
ALBANY, Saturday, December5.
The Cattle market closed rnther dull, and whatever
advance Was effected yesterday lost again to-day
The although less than last week, proves
greater than exps cteo and with Information here
to the effect that the run over the Erie Raroad ID
heavy. the New Ytrkers bought sparing1y and some
ofthe more cautious have rcsod and gone home empty
handed in anticipation OF an oyetstocked market
there. The Eastern men have bought only few hun
dred and the total sales scarcely reach 2ooo Prices
today range from Sf to SX the outside for drove OF
very choice Illinois. Adrovo ofprlme cxtraKentucky
averaging 141 s. brought sle40o q head. Sales OF
$40 sheep at 6@7c 2 receipts $500, Although tho
weather i mild and! rainy, the demand for Hogs s
good at 1l@12hc; receipts, 2o,r shipped to New
yur e
, 1864-12-05
milwaukee linrket.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

MILWAUKEE,, Saturday, Dec. 5, 1861,
FLoUR5-Du'.' saless0 brIs at sa,25.
GxA1N4Whent declined 1@2c. Saes on Change Of
1900 bu at$150G975. buyers option. Sales 1900 bu
new shelled Corn at $i.00 delivered.
HoGs-Dressed Hogs unchanged. Sales 70 head at
SiafbG125. dividing 2t0 ns. The market fur Live
Hogs "a 50c better. Sales ut averaging
& r4
, 1864-12-05

The third charge was, in great measure,
repetition of the second; only, the men
possessed less confidence, as WAS apparent to
all, willie the officers were more desperate
than ever, in their efforts to push their col
umns forward. The effort to break our
right. particularly, was most desperate; but
all was in vain; fifteen minutes found the
rebels once more flying to shelter, beyond
the reach Of our guns. Our loss in the assault
was less than hundred. The rebels loss
about as follows:
, 1864-12-05
T,OEAT, MA7TEPS

Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing MA.
cllft1es.-16s, 100 rs Use THESE machines use
:io;HEs7. CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
make the Lock STITCH. salcsroom 1o8 Like
street no1a-Wt31-tm
Celebrated Dayton Ice Cream Candy
1annaetnrsa sst only BY Jos Peters Co. lse
dealers and public generally to beware Of cheap
limitations. None genuine but that manuiactured
Candy. noy;0h1y7 y7-3twf4m
4 Fragrant Breath and Fcnrly
Teeth are easily affirmed, and those who fall 10
avail themselves OF the means ehoutd not complain
when accused ofgross neglect The Sozodont will
flying and preserving the teeth t. the Oldest age
Sold BY all Druggists. dec5n4JZ Z3t-NwF.
Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systcms: New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mil II sea7ea lSttes envelopes free Of charge Ad
dress pr. J. skiilon Honghton, Howard Associa.
tion. No South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
w Paper Hang1n.s, Painting, CalcimIniuc
and Glazing, at +. E. Rsby's, 50 Randolph street.
Dr. James, formerly of New Orleans, and
cow, OF SC Randolph street, between State and
Dearborn eIreets. up stairs, las an lnfallible
method for the cure Of spe1matorrhea. seminal
caused from tpermatorrhca or loss Of semen This
debility, Dr. james Will ohligc himself in every
snfs sPhitt II f. yaftops
nanently and perfectly eradicatcd from the systcm
Without mercury, todfde potassii, arnenic, Or any
poison, but WITH neutsalfzer-a positive care fof
1his disease All diseases peculiar to the sexes OF
private nature speedily cured.
Dr. James practaced aiteen years ia Sew Orleans,
thirteen years Of which time he conducted the
1a1gest hospital in the United States for the trent
ment OF infectious rcncreal diseasee-and for the
ast three year. he has been practciug in this city
tChicago.)
Dr.. James Office and parlors ore at S6 Randolph
street hetyeen State and Dearborn streets, Chlca
&C. illinois, Ofice hours from n. Til 8p. m.
II "a separate rooms, and all consultattons con-
f;Eential. dec5a58ast
, 1864-12-05

INDICTED T0R MUKpEn--1R the Circuit Court
on Saturday, four Of the prisoners Mt present CON
fined in the county jail, were indicted by the
Grand jury for mnrder. Their names are Michael
Carry. for the murder Of Patrick Hunt in the lake
n Wys En- basa Sa hs 1or mn1sr DC uadsa 1 Il
Gle. eland Jack, alias Unknown," and Daniel
Ward, for the murder Of JOHN 7ierney: The pris:.
%e
neys appeared az counsel for the prisoners: VIII
son, Asay 4 Parker for Michael Garry. E. B: Rum
Esq, for Waltncc Iolnnd and Daniel Ward. The
Court assigned 70 him Ar; Mason.
murder to conc before the Grand jury when they
reassemb1e on Monday next among others the case
Of Spindlcr, the nan who only last week poisoned
but concluded on Saturday. There are also other
prisoners 10 punished for offenses not coming
within the Jurisdiction Of the Recorders Court
once before tried for the murder Of hia wife found
guilty, aud whose case tal.ea the Supreme Court
Was reversed and sent back for re-insestigatioa,
will soon be tried. Six Or seven trials for murder
in a single term Of the Court. is little unusual,
even tor Chicago.
C.11zESs' DRArT coMMrTER.-On Saturday
evening meeting of the Citizens DRIFT Commit
Ice was held In the Circuit Court room, the Presi-
dent, Charles Walker, ESQ.,, in the chair Mr..
Hathaway oflCfated as Secretary. There were
present sente1nen from the M F1rst Second Third,
Mr. Hathaway stated, on behalf Of the Recruit
ing COMMITTEE, Of which be Is member in the
place of Mr. E. Burling, That recruiting is pro-
ercssine but veEy slowly. The Ninth aud Six-
teenth Wards. which bad not come into the organ
ixAtion, were in the field on their OWL account,
the Ninth especially displaying considerable en-
crgy. That ward had engaged nan who recruits
in the Court-H House Square without my reference
to the Genital Committee. This man hns Obtained
seven recruits during the past woek, while the
representatives Of the Consolidated wards had only
put in tour. Mr.. hathaway thought that this indl-
1tdual action would prove Injurious to the general
eaase. for however Eood the motive may Be which
rate wards, competition viii be sure to ensne
sooner or later.
AID. j: ]. O'su1livan eatd TINT the Sixteenth
ard had takeu action in the matter OF recruit
3Mpg: Ths men ~ho had been enlisted from the
Mnfa were e1l rnt In by citizens sub
sttotss. Regarding the subject Of consolidation
h. san declined TO enter the Organization. inas.
muen nn Ae "a pot conslder himself delegated to
act lor the Hard- Hc had tried hard to ret an ex-
preston treE his constituents, but had hitherto
, 1864-12-05
New York nloncV nnd stock Market.
EEE ToHE EufBtfnv nac 4

NEW YogK. Saturday, Dec.a.
MoSEY-Easy at @ 7 per cent, With large supply
OF capital seeking investment.
EzCHASaE-StcrliDG d1t! at lo94@!09K. ~
GoLD-Less active and lower: opening at 21H, de-
c1fninE to 1asx. advancing to 1a94, anil cosing at
2s9E- Total export ofRpecie to-day, 81 ;Mtl,0O.
GnvERNAEST SKcrmr1ks-Acuye and shade
hFmer.
M1S1sa SrocEs-The prices of Mining Stocks bid IN
Toston To-day we're ~ follows: Central. 50; Copper
;2Ss Rs;ai ioES' f. astseta a FeSSs:
Al The Stock E1change to-day. there we're sold:
lEe1 y. s. g. ~ ex. int at 1917; &46Uo g. 81
pons al 11shai4 81 10 Is, SO registered, 1t 10.a
new esua, at 1U. g. SO 10 10 coupons, at ax@t00,
5000 6s, II registered Int at io7 to06 900 o., one
Fcarst certificates, at ssH9IK.
OsweRo Market.
0swKGo, Saturday Dec 8.
FLorH-In good demand and steady. STOCK is light,
4l0@50 for No epr1nY: *l1ta1 % for Red winter;
*l15c@llisfor White and $l23la.So. for double eI-
1WuxAr-Dull. Amber Mich &2.so; No Milwaukee
Club at soa5.
buffalo Market.
Bu77ALo. Saturday, Dec. 3-6 pm.
FL CA-Dull aud unchanged.
GRAIN-WhcAt-AMhcr Michigan t920: Chicago
spring fwtthout certihcAtel 4f.a0; No. z Ehicngo
eprinE q S. Corn dull and dropping. Oats nominal
at WS;,I2y p; Iye III :1ss; ssa,m
LAKE IAPoRTs-F1onr hrs 1915; whrat bu 6,llS:
corn bu =. .433 oats bu &, ,sc: barley bu 16s6.
, 1864-12-05
4hlfaQ, Irtbntle.
. MONDAY. DECEMBER s. 1854,
: THE CITY.

MONDAY DECFMRFR < 1894
AA - Aoo7.
---- ------
THF TTTV
AAAC VI L L.
UH1oH LEAcuE.-fhe South Town Union Lear
will meet at Warmers Hall, on Mouday cycnIr
. at u O'Clock, 1eF business. Let all attend
ordcs.
p~,.ox Mt 49,,
1A"eoaAA'-MaVof 1caefA derron aud 81
Major ". Il. clark, Capt J. .. brewster, Capt.
II. Bradshaw, q, S. A., and Hon, C, B. L1wrcuc
arr now 1tr,nn;nr ~ ,l's rr-.mont
Kr,--.n nn,.aown mn r,. killed IN s.t.
a.v ,,,,rt,n -, w.. Af;chiooo fentra1 p.f1roa
afsnnt tvo Tn;,cs m the chicago side Ut Calame
Up to the present writing, nothing further thl
this Ia known In regard 10 inc ma"es.
.DEsxRrEK F1EEo OS.-A dcsefter VINO WIS el
.desyoring to cscape nom the Provost Guard&5ss
shot at On Saturday night while running mp 4
,tlcY oppes!te the TRIBUNE otlce. The shot va
'"'1D'''
No Commemorative are requested BY the lad
managers Of the 6oldiets' Home to say That the,
have no connection VIII any eehenne 1of falstn!
money for the uone ma Aest pg lectures or e1ni
b't1ons Parties hare no authority to advertist
that 4sbalf the proceeds" Will be given to tht
Hmne' ''s'''
cunr-A man named NcGoHan W1k arrested
".s.a.r n,orr,ne an susoicton of bc.no ,
eafls 5cs'e4uas tnnu5 IN saioon ,,e.r t,,a -,
nv of Harrison and Clark streets. He attempted
% escape, and was fred on By the oitces the ball
aklDg effect In the groin, ont lnn'cuns only
dcsh "ouna.
ru o,srp,a,41ox.-A A meeting WIS held last
4AAsa ~ 49,. n,hr.ot.n Chrrcb tn cor
evening n hI,ifs .aG Of more general tract di.r
slider the leas1p1ne o ~ ~. Ia. I,+.,,t,t..,.
button among t9s poos 81 ,r III ~ ,3,atorMRau
addresses were 4e4Scnd mGc,d hcv ~ h.T1as rhs. a.
II. Humphrey, - u.-na1 ~ 1sroe ~ sne'
ncy. The attenaance "ss 1"A
, 1864-12-05
w Paper Hang1n.s, Painting, CalcimIniuc
and Glazing, at T. E. Rtsby's, 50 Randolph street,
M A & H 1 e u =.
d LEI
AnHIAE 2 TERI

In Chicago, December atb, by Ker Root. Z Collier
hAJsTIN u, LYMAN. Of New York, to OLIVE ".
lCEEEIL OF Providence, T. l.
, 1864-12-05

uMoa LkAcux.-fhe South Town Y7u,o, ra.ona
will meet at Warmers Hall, on Mouday evening.
At = O'Clock 4G business. Let all attend. By
, 1864-12-05

DEATH OF Dn. TEHRT.-We regret to announce
that Dr.. Terry, formerly Resident Physician Of the
Marine Hospital, and more recently examining and
Post Surgeon Of Chicago. died ct an early horr On
Saturday morning. 4 month or more ago. the
doctor fell upon the sidewalk and severely spran-
ed his ankle, which, from aomc cause, eangrencd
to that extent that aftcr long suffering, 1t was
deemed necessary to amputate leg. The shock
great that be neycEfully rallied, and on Saturday
he died.
The deceased hos left a family, resident in De-
t1oit and consisting OF q wife and two atuiable
daughters, ofwhom one is married to Captain Bid
die, q. S. A., and the other is unmarried. The re-
matns will probably be takca to Detroit for inter
ment
, 1864-12-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM ST.. LOUIS.

Union Men Hunting BuhEawhackcfK-
Military moyementa-Tle Retalfa.
<fN
, 1864-12-05

suor,-A man named McGoWan wa* arrested
carly yesterday morning on suspicion Of. being
descrtcr. lis was found in saloon near the cor
ncT of Harrison and Clark streets. ao attempted
stinr Eject in The groin, but inaicting only
Noot 1ynF,t,i