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TMPORTANT
TO ALL
INvAL1DS.
ZION IN TIE BLOOD.


IRON IN TIE BLOOD.
tits well known to tho medical profession that
IRON is the Vital Principle Life Element OF the
blood This Is derived chifey from the food we
eat but il the food 10 not properly digested, or y
from any cayss whatssv the necessary quantity OF
iron is not taken into the circulation, or becomes
reduced the whole system suffers. The bad blood
will irrt ute the heart, will clog up the Lungs, viii
stupefy the BRAIN will obstruct the liver, and send
its diseasc-producing elements to oil parts OF tn
syste,n and every will suffer in whatever organ
may be predisposed to disease.
Tho Great value Of IRON AS A MEDICINE is
we'll known and acknowledged by all medical men.
The difficulty has been to obtain such preparation
of it as win enter the circulation and assimlate Mt
once with the blood. This point, says DR.. Hays,
Massachusetts State Chemist has been obtai ned In
the Peruvian Syrup, by combination in way before
knnuown.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
aa PROTECTED solution of the PROTOSIDE OF
RON NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE, that
Strikes At the Root Of Disease by supplying the blood
with its Vital Principle or LIFE Elemena-Iro".
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, rover
ana Ague, Loss of Energy, Low Spirits
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Infuses strength vgor and life into tn system,
and builds up an Iron Constitution
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cares Chronic Diarrhoea, Srofula, Boiis, Scurvy,
Loss Of Constitutional Vigor.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Nervous Affections Female Complaints, and
sill diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is Specific for all diseases originating in bad state
of the blood, or accompanied by Debility or Low
State Of the System.
PAMPHLETS containing certificates Of cure and
recommendations from some of the most emhinent
Physicians Cergymen, and Others will he sent
FREE 10 any address We select few of the names
to show the character of the testimonials.
JOHN Il. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Pres Of the Metropolitan Bank, ny.
Rev. ABEL STEVENS,
Late Editor Christian Advocate and Journal.
Rev. p. CHURCH.
Editor New York Chronicle.
Rev. John Pierpont J.. johnson, NJ D.
Rev. Warren Burton, X. Kinney, N. D,
Rev. A. b. Fuller, :, X. Kendall, ~ d.
Rev G. Robbins, W. Chisholm NJ y.
nv SyIyanus Cobb Francis Dana, N. d.
Rev. T. s. King, J. Stone, NJ ID.
Rev. Z. Mute, Jr. j. A. Sanches, NJ u
Rev. J. II. Clinch, A. Wendell, n. d.
Rev. Henry Upham, A. A, Hays, NJ d.
Rev. p. G. Headly, ). X. Chiffon, NJ. U.
Rev. ]. W. OImstead, II. e. Kinney, NJ. d.
Prepared by N. L. CLARK b CO., exclusively for
j. P. DINSMORE, No. 49l Broadway N. Y.
Sold by oil Druggists. May b'64-y.
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GoLD Al PAR

TOI4D AT PAR.
PIECES AT 7Kx OLD cnE.sy xayEs.
rfs sahssribsp kas just received from ~ bes4
EsM6!ished Maa1iactures $50 importers vEGy
GLIoH.
WATCH Els,
Ard one Of The FINEST AND BEST ST.
LECTED SrOCKSO or TIE LATEST Styles or
|JEwELRY AND FANCY G00Ds,
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
Citizens and strangers are invited to examine
my Stock and Prices before purchasing. We defy
competitions: One prdca onlS
sTERMS CASH
AaFgnods sold, b 10 ~ RusrsnttF
RAN GEE ,. .KITrBN.
BAltinsss Ssss~~ camtmlkhd, Nd.
] November IL, 10 ;. ~
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CANDY
HASHEESH CANDY.
HASHEESH CANDY.
HASHEESH CANDY.
TIE EASTERN GUNJAU on EN-
CH.4NTME.NT,
ORIENTAL EYHILIR1yT 4TD EER-

TIE EASTERN GCNyAU on EN-
CI.4NT.MENT,
ORIENTAL EIyILLRAyT AND EER-
VINE COMPOUND.
a pleasurabe and harmless stimulant confection-
izmg for Nervousness, Debility, confusion OF
Thoughts, Loss Of Appetite Depression of Spirits,
Nervous Headache, ChilIs and Fever, importance.
Nervous Debility Want Vitality, &c. Its remark
able health invigorating qualities fart becoming
known and appreciated througlrout the length and
breadth of the land render it almost absolutely GER
tain that it will bescme Vue Of the most popular and
successful remedies ever brought forward To
the Soldier, Traveller and LabOrer its value cannot
he over estimated. The pro2rietors have the salts
faction of seeing those who at first opposed Its intro
duction now tire most earnest in recommending
it, and they challenge the world to produce an ar
ticlc of equal merit. sure guaranty of its sue,
cess is that the enterprisinS firm of DARBY Co..
have become the agents for the sale of it, and they
are now prepared to furnish it in any quantity The
increased demand justifes their foresight and they
invite test and examination of it in its improved
form. Send for circular ut once.
The attention u aYltIse medical fseulty Is invited
to this Therapeutic SCENT
Put up in neat style and for sale by druggists
ard dealers generally.
1I- SentTo any part Of the country by mail or
express.
Postage on 81 box only nine cents extra.
Imported only by the
GUNJ4H WALLAH COMPANY,
New York,
Agents Office, 20 Beekman street, New York.
DARBY Co., Sole Agents for the State of Ma
ryland, Wholesale and Retail French CenfsetScrers
and Fruits, 295 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.
1aa> Beware of limitations.
For sale by druggists and dealers throughout the
country.
For sale by
ROBERT I. MORRIS,
Baltimore street,
mar11-ly near the Postofice
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR.
'TNIIE subscriber is again in the COAL
l. FIELD" ready ID attend to Any business that
may be entrusted to his care Will
OPEN COAL MINES.
and put the same in thorough wssking syaer or
FURNISH PLANS, AND MAKE ESTI-
Mates AND PLATS OR MAPS.
as the parties may require
~ Address, Post Office, Cumberland Nd, or
Jan. ssth. iss4-.S
CAMP ITCH LOTION.
4 NEVER FAILING REMEDY
Fos TIE ~ss Of Camp Hck. 7ssssy, Ps;ssos and
al Mia Dissuses.
Soldiers should not be without IT, ~ these is no
danger in using it whether in or sss 4 tlsfsSS-
DRECTICNS=
Apply the Lotion to tho pnuty affected, night and
morning, by means sf . rag or sponge
PREPARED ONLY NJ
II. LIE FEVRE l. Co
Junc2--y Druggists, Cumb'd Md.
ERENCH'S HOTEL,
L ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Opposite this City Hall Park, Corner Of Frankfort
Street, New York.
Spacious Rcfectbry,. Bath Rooms. and Barber
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DR.. Stricklsnds Pile Renu sy has cured
thousands of the worst cases If BFwl and
Bleeding Piles. II gives immediate relief
and effects permanent cure. Try it directly.
IL is warranted to cure 49,
For sale ~ an Druggists General Depot,
g East Fourth Street, Ciaeiunassr y.
For sale by G. c., Shriver L Co., Drug
gists. Cumberland Md
Nov. "a, 1861
'WArcnEsf
WATCHES!
4 E.yGZkSUt SHZxS AxD AMERICAN
"a ecLn YyD SlLvER PLdTED.
re cHx4pxsT4.SD sEsr N TIE CITY
KELENBECK AND JOHNSONS,
4t their ssand on. BALTIMORE Street, next
I door to Posto6sce sle. ~ asa
WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS, PENS, PENCILS,
ETS. CHARMS, TiIIMBLES, BRACE
LETS, TEA SETS. Gators, WAL
TERS. CALL BELLS GOBLETS,
CTrS SALT STANDS, SPOONS
F0kkS, KNIVES, FISH 4
PIE KNIVES, BuT1Ex
KNIVES, M.yPKfN
RINGS, 10. De.
We keep large assortmens q all Kintt Of 40.
lions. ID
Our prices will bsfouhd mach lswes vssn At sny
cher establishment.
One call viii ccnvincs an t1As tls pssee to pr
:aase
KATC,HES yEHELHy Fs1Z YER PZ. fYkD
Il .aif'is E4RE
KELENSRGGk d yCffNSOHS,
zesfs Baltimore Street.
WArcHhs affd JtwKa.kr carefully repaired.
Engraving Of every description at short notice.
mar iily.
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TU5T RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
81 HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS SUCH AS
ayG LISH WALDR0N, GRAIN AND GRASS
SCYTHES, AMERICAN wALDRkN GRAIN AND
GRASS sUYTHES, BL0oDS sGBA1N AND
GRASS SCYTHES-
SwATH3, Is
RIFLES AND wHET STONES
HAY AND GRAIN RAKES. Isl
PITCH FORBSr&e.
For sale By
s HUMBIRD L LONG,.
Corner BALTIC and Mechanic 5trests, Cumberland
-, 4--sl3. - ~.
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STEPHEN W. UUtNkY'B
~ GOVERNMENT CLAM
Avn LAM Orgfy

AsD law OFF.C
WASHINGTON, b. C.
AT1ENTION SOLDIERS And OFFICER&
Alienation bsdors Of Soldiers and OMeer.y At
tenfita Fathers, Mtfhrs Sisters and BrotRrs
Of derd hdiers and Officers Al. pfiem (G
GERS and Sotdttfs th6 hare had Aors aaf
eqnipa2e lost ut tie Military Serrice ~ Tia
tHrf States attention OHirers ans hare ),
eruifed for the Serrae and hute mnsaRed a-
counts attention TURNER'S riose q din has ben
taken for The Armies Of tie United S,afes A.
fenio'. all rho hare claims ayatxa Me t'aitej
States.
Now is yohr fins to have ,hrhn cole, ted or nus
In PROPER shsre 70 fh.fe NH b no rulfy 10 coli
Letting them IT some future day. Do not IT. er tho
matter until the evidence necessary 10 subsfSntinie
your clHfmS cannot be had.
Soldiers wto have scrttJ two ytArs ne entitled
TO 500 EOtfnfy.
Soldiers discharged ON stsnaht OF w0and re-.
ceived in battle arc entitled to Sfot Bothfy and 4
pension OF SO per month. The heirs oaaketnsrt
Soldi. ~ ARE entitled to IN ssfne.
UM.tfs dIschxrsef fte service Oh aerotYn, OF
wounds, and the widows snd children OF decreased
Officers are entitled to pensions rs follows viz Fot
LIT. Col. and all officers OF biehrr rink $50 pet
n0ssnt h"'o' sas' Captain Sss 1T 1t. SIR, and
Ereeia' An.nG6s sfsfA "a conr,s Martial, and
officers under charges should rot M, 70 tfpiy lot
counsel.
The uae.rsiga.d respectfully exfis your attention.
TO his eres scil,ties ~ collecting claims against
the I uiied Slater:
The collection of Bo6hffes Pensions, arrears Of
pay. &c., promptly attended 10.
The heirs OF deceased S0liiers will find IL TO their
advantage TO place then claims in my hands.
Call At my Office in the Columbian College L.sw
Building on Ffth street wesi between b and p
streets WASHINGTON City u. C., or address me
sTkymks W oowxEY.
Jan. T. 1864. Attorney ~ Law.
HARDWARE,
IRON CUTLERY, ETC.
THOMAS JOHNS,
Corner Of BAIi,wc,e ahd Centre streets, Cum
tey1anA. Nd.
OFFERS EH sale = large assortment Of goods in
his line, such ns
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Trace, IIalteY
Breast, Stay Lock, Tongue. Lock
sh'l Coil sl'sins. iAtes, IatcI,ets,
Hammers, Shotcls, Spades,
Locks, Ifcllow-ware,
screws, Hinges,
&c., &c.
lie hns rerrhHt ad.ledfto his ,took an ssts..
sivc assert mrht Of
IRON,
all Of which he will .cIl low.
Feb 25. ely.
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The Rev. JACOB sECIILER

Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population in this country, makes The follow
ing statement for the ferekt Of the afflicted
HANOVER, Pa, Frn. ~, 1859.
Dear Sire Having realized in my family iE
ftttaht benefits from the of your valuable pre-
parationE-wfsT Ans BALsAA by WILD CHI nnv--it al
fords me pleasure TO rct0ihne nd il to the public,
Some eight years ago one Of my daughters seemed
to b IN decline, and little hopes Of her recovery
we're Entertained. l then procured hottie Of youi
excellent BslssD; shd before she had taken the
whole Of the contents Of the hottie there ives great
improvement in her health. hste in my individs
uAl case, made frequent Of your valuable medts
cine, and have slwsys been bestftted by it.
JACOB SECHLER
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BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

30 gthefal has the use of this remedy Lc,cmc.
and 50 pouaf is it every whore that il is unneces
snry to recOtt lis virtues. Its works spcak for it,
and find utteratirt IN the abundant and voluntary
testimony Of the haiiy ht from long suffering an6
settled disease have by It's use been restored 10 pr
tine vig,. and health. We cnh present u ua.s Of
evidence in proof of our assertion. that
CANNOT BE DISC hEblTED;
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II. kENNSKD.
Eighth below Coats Street, Philadelphia

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penns, lyania.
DR.. c. N. Jackson Dear Sir Personal expe-
rience enables me to say that regard the German
Bitters prepared by you us a most excellent mcdi-
cine. 10 erse OF severe cold and general debility
have been greatly benefited by the use of the Bit
ters and doubt not they will produce similar effects
on others.
Yonrs truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
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.RENCH'S HOTEL

ERENCHS HOTEL,
e ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Opposite this City Hall Park, Corner Of Frankfort
Street, New York.
Spacious Rcfectbry,. Bath Rooms, and Barber
Shop: Bedrooms warmed gstib, aud only one bel
In aroom. Do not BAllsvs auausss or hacinsr
who say We arc full; Servants are MT ali0wedto
receive Persuieitss. aP2fH
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From Rev. J. S. Herman, Of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks County Pa.
DIR. g. NJ Jackson RESPECTED Sir; I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty Year, and
have never used any medicines that did Asuch
COED as lioofaDd's Filters, ! am very msch i'm
proved in health after having taken FIVE bottles.
Yours with respect
j.. HERMAN.
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ALL DRUGGISTS EvERTWHERX
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement and send for It,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
June 3, 1854
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From JONATHAN HOVER. Esq.

A We'll Kny~n and Highly K,sptttaJfe Gentleman
CLrARsPRisG, Wish. Es. Md. Sept. 10, 1860.
Gentleman.-Ths is 10 certify Tint during tho
last fifteen or twenty years HAVE bteh Athlete
trying nmny remedies to little Of no bufbosx, WAS
induced " barchase of your agent In This place,
Mr.. A. J. kcrslfhtr.) a bottle Of DR.. kis,ars PAL
sam of Wild Cherry, With has proved 10 be all Il
has been Recommended. HOPE all who are afflicted
in shiav manner will try the virtues of this great
fetu~. .
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EFEVRES
WHITE OIL,
i SETsx EArEfxG REMEDY
For Sprains. Cuts. Bruises, ON s,res
Scratches. Ringbone, Calls, Chs6s
on Horses. Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Neuralgia, and III
painful Local Affections that aflict the Hu nan
System.
DIRECTIONS:
Apply Ne lAsimeut Two o. three times per day aad
'he well in wi'Es s-..el rag.
sfatxeuf, ~
s n. LIZ FEvKE& Co.
Jr9F as Druegists. Cumb'd VI
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From Hon. John =: Smith, Di.in. ai.h'd

FF3ns Hon. John y. Smith, UistiM uishfd
Larger in Matchmaker Nd
have several occasions used Dr. WISTAR'S
BAi.SAM OF WILD CHERRY for severe colds, and
always with decided benefit. l know of no prepa-
ration that is more tficscous or more deserving Of
general use.
The Balsah has also been used with excellent
effect by }. b. Elliot, Merchant, Halls Cross
Roads, Md.
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed Il. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For SALE ny
J. p. DISSM0RE. No. 4sf broadway. y. Y.
s. ". FUWLE Gu. PtUtyffetory Bo,ton
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LSAM
OF

Hf WILD CHERRY,
oH1 IN TINE osbnsr AND Hosr RrLiABLR RxxrIys
IN the woRIb FoR
Coughs. Coids, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing. Asthma, Hoarse-
hess, Sore Throat, Group and every at
lection Of
THE THROAT, LtyGs Ash CHEST, INCLUDING
C0NSCHPTION.
, 1864-01-22
FROM GRANTS DEPARTMENT.

New York, Jan. 21.-The Worlds Chatta~
nooga letter, dated Jan. 7th, says:
when the spring opens, the battle ground
will be in East Tennessee. Gen. Grant is be
1ieyed to be prepared.
Gen. Sherman will concentrate m army at
Huntsville, Ala Nearly Ae our cavalry arc
with him. .........,
Tuc Worlds Washington correspondence
says: Gen, Grant telegtuphs TINT Gen. Foster,
who is suffering from his wonna, asks to be
relieved. He requests that either Gen. seho-.
field or Mcpherson be Immediately assagnsd
to the command '.,, -,
NAsuy,11z, Jan. 1e,--1n my last letter
stated that the rallrosd from Bridgeport to
Cs.tianoora had been completed; Yesterday
three freight trains were taken oVcF tho road
to Chattanooga, ind Tomorrow passenger
Trains commence running regularly through,
leaving this city ut three in the afternoon.
'ThcSrh 'arc i've steamers IN :useon- the Tcnnes.
ees ; 1t that point; So thatWith the increased
transportation furnished By the railroad, thu
principal depot. Of supplies can at once be
f,llea up to reny required amount, in addition
j. e !; furnishing tAt Dlstr'st. ot Eaat Tenncs-
, 1864-01-22
ICAGO, FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1864, !:

zee. In military point Of view, t5e: conz.
pleffon Of this road IL gns event lof verr:
great Importance. Since Gen. Grant assumed:
command Of the Grand Division It has been
work Of fmmenso labor to supply the army.
in front. The, iu-advised destruction Of
bridges had limited railroad transportation,
and the condition Of the country. roads was
such that little dependence could be placed
upon then. The army was poorly supplied,
and it's supplies growing less every day.
B, the completion Of his line Of supplies,
Grant has now put his army in a condition to
assume the offensive at any time be sees TT.
Il is also Of very great importance with re-
ference to the position Of aai,irs In East Ten
netsee. With the possibility Of the enemy
undertaking an offensive campaign in that
quarter, It is an absolute necessity thnta
depot Of supplies be made at Knoxville. This
Is noW secured
: The following Western soldiers have died
In hospital here, during the week ending
January 10Th: -
Janes Mccormick, co @, 9TH Ind. cav: Henry
orr, co 3. 18th Ind; 8. D. Douglas, CO 4. l6th
HrqWn. GO B. 1881 n1; y. 'Ial'y GO g, II II; Corp.
9Th Iowa Pe11y ato7e. co 3, lid III; Go. Chad
derdon, CO F, I'd Mfnn.; Geo. L. Wilson, co B, SD
l1d.i JAS Johnson, co Il, 97th Ind: J. Simms, co
4. S9th Ind; J; ,conkllng. co A.. 1sth Mich; q.
Sands, - a2th Mo-; John Dambueh, co G, t9th No;
laden. co E, lat Mich engineers; 6ergt- j, ".
Young, co c, ed ILL.,; T. WQoiSotd. co A 18th Ind
, 1864-01-22
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trdbune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
LASs1no, Jan, q, 1851
a large number OF petitions and mem
orials relating to the volunteer bounty qucs-
ton were presented.
In both houses to-day bills were intro
duced allowing our soldiers to vote. Both
were referred to the Joint Committee on
that subject. A resolution was adopted to
send tho Governors Message to the regi-
ments and batteries in the field. ,.
The volunteer bounty matter is eliciting
much attention, but there Is much diversity
Of opinion upon the subject 4 number Of
prominent members Of both Houses, without
distinction Of party, arc tn favor Of passing .
law giving State bounty of. $500 or $500
to each volunteer, and having 1t understood
that the State will not hereafter legnlfze
county or town bonnties. It Is contended by
others that general Law should be passed
authorizing town and county boards to issue
their bonds for bounties whenever in their
discretion they may deem 1t proper. The
Committee having the matter in charge will
not make its reports for several days, intend
Ing to fully Canvass and digest 1t.
1.-The Soldiers Suffrage Committee met to-day.
It will take several days also for this Com
mittee to complete Its sitttngs. by reason Of
diverse views, and probably then there will
be a minority as well IS majority report
The Dcmocrcts, 1t is understood, will op-
pose the bill in body, shielding themselves
behind the plea Of unconstitutionaltty. The
Republicans hold that If doubt on that
score exists, the soldiers should haye the ben
fit oft, leaving the Courts to decide as to tho
coustltutiouality Of ftle law 1t Is now pro-
posed to enact
The Governor, in his message, recommends
an appropriation Of g. 600 for an artcsian
well at the State Reform School It will be
,adopted..... 3:
The suit we'll here Is q great success. At
the depth Of 400 feet the salt rock was
struck, yielding eighty per cent brine. 4
number Of other wells will be sunk the com
inr Gr1fnmat.
, 1864-01-22
fROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago ITioune.J
MADISON, WIS.,, Jan. list, 1854
A bill was introduced and passed In the
Senate to-day, enquiring whether any 1egisla-
ton IS necessary to secure the the State pay
of five dollars monthly to the fa1nilies of
co1ored soldiers.
4 resolution was introduced In the Assem-
bly, inst1ucting the Judiciary Committee to
report bill extending the benefits Of the
family aid fund to the wives Of soldiers who
have married since entering the service, also
providing penalty for town and city officers
who neglect to carry out the will Of towns
relative to bounties. ID.
A Government resolution WIS also intro
duced for vigorous prosecution of the war,
and against any armtstice or compromise
with the rebels. that We recognize but two
parties, patriots md traitors, and endorsing
Abraham Lincoln as the choice Of the people
for next President
= Lieut- Col. smedly, Of the sd regiment,
left to-day with two hundred and fifty re-
cFuits. This number Till fill the regiment
aboTe the maximum number.
Lieut.. Col Chas. Lowell, late Provost Mar
shal General Of this State, leaves here to-mor-
TOW to rejoin his regiment Col. Lowell has
performed his ardnous and difficult duties to
the eminent satisfaction ofall, and his depar.
ture is universally regretted. A compliment
tasy supper was given to him by his many
friends in this city ut the Capitol HOUSE this
evening,
, 1864-01-22
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

WASHINGTON, January 81. General
Butler, while here to-day, received
telegram From Fortress Monroe that
the flag OF truce boat from City Point had
brought news that the rebel Government had
evacuated Ricbmond, lind removed the ar
-cbives and all portable property to south
,Cafolina.
The New York 1rbunes Washington
1spccial has the following, and adds: Con
-eral Butier tclcgraphed to General Wlstar to
make reconnaissance" in force, which was
done and the accommodating column went
within twcnty-scven miles Of Richmond.
They report that Richmond has not been
>evhcnated.. :
General Butler goes back to Fortress
MonIbe Tomorrow; thoroughly backed By
the Government, and clothed with full power
To conduct the business of exchange in his
own wsy., ucnas proposed to the rebels to
.esehanngc ifnsn 1ormun and officer for officer,
without :" lis" Or $ butts"
, 1864-01-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD. Jan. q. 1891.
The 10th Illinois Volunteers arrived at
Camp Butler yesterday. 4 public reception
was given them to-day. ATS o'clock the rezi-
ment arrived at the Capital. They were march
ed into the hall of the House Of Representa-
tiyes where Governor Yates welcomed them
home In IN able and patriotic speech. He
spoke Of the occasion being no ordinary ona.
The men had returned home who had been
enabled to do MI and to suffer all that this
country should remain as our fathers had
gave to US, "one and inscpasable." He had
selected Col. Loomls for bis ability to COM
naand. for bis military talent, and for his de-
yotion to tho country. and he had mt been
no,ataten IN tho rootter H. cnloc7xca no;or
H.rr;s who raa FIR b,s hraverv rece;vs1 the
..,a.,a, .a-s,.n~sat;e ~ - 80 80
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, 1864-01-22
FROM ST. PAIL.
[special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribu1e.1

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribu1c.1
:. ST. PAUL, JAM 81, 1851.
Senator Miller introduced resolution,
which was adopted, appointing committee
Of four to act with similar committees on the
part Of the House to examine the books and
accounts Of the State officers. In the House
bill was introduced granting 81, 600 to samp-
eon, and $500 to bis son. These are the men
who killed Little Crow.
The House a1so appointed 4 committee to
investigate the State offlcers' nccounts.
Capt. 7. n. Saunders, Assistant Provost
Mnrshnl General of this State, died suddenly
OF pneumonia, last night, after an Illness Of
sixty days. He belonged to the regular
army, and when the war broke out, was otter
cd hig gh commission by the rebels, but re-
fueod 1t. He was nntfve of Virginia, aud
his property was confscated there by the
rebels.
Great indignation exists throughout Min
nesota ut the act Of the British authorities
over the border, in supplying hostile red
skins with powder, ind turning them back
u1,nn o1r Eoj1