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ed. The pro rata railroad freight bill Was discuss
ed af' some length. The bill was referred to a
Select Committee, with tnstructions to report on
Monday evening" when the blu is the special order
A motion to indefinitely postpone the militia bill
was rejected. Adjourned.
Gen. Gaylord issuea an order directing recruiting
officers fog the 36th, 87th, and 38th regiments to
report the number Of enlisted before the 1st OF
April.
Dr.. Getty, Medical Director of'the Department
of the Northwest, has arrived here to-day, on m
inspection tour.
4 Bosrdo Of Officers has been ordered, and arrived
here to day. for the inspection Of a officers Of the
veteran rescrve corps heretofore called the Invalid
Corps.
, 1864-03-25


Especial Dispatch to the Ghicsgo Trionnel
ET LOUIS, MaEcbe4, 1861.
Tou.ooo-Msrke. unchanged, with sa1es OF 10. hhd1
Including hhds stems II $26o; hid s9fapsas eloi
ohhds green and damaged lngs 1t $s1os55o; 2 hhds
f4orv inva at ss soa625; u hhds plantera luEs at
tsissseo; 16 hhds common shipping Loaf at $500
1sao: hhds medium do at s15eo317la; S hhas good
do at s1sascsso. aud = hhds common ana % medium,
~ ot ~ a. IA, MI Bids on s. hhts were rejected.
~G1ocxE1ts-Markets very st!E for all seoces:cs.
.,an1 ~ .s,ea d susar VIA hhds fully fair Old re-
nued 1T 15xe Molsssea is held at &c. Small hts Of
Rio coffee 1T S33f@sc. ~,
.,as nc,rainz 1alb1ls super 1t $50 20 do At SIS
60 tnxle cxtra ii seno: 30 and s1 Do It ss o. In
snee,ed touple headed lined and delivered; ~ and
IN do double exit. 1t sss 1oa do Ut ssso and tx
Cn.w-whest raa.ket stta, with salea OF .oss az
,,clnoipx 81 bu fai. aud good fall at q hS' y
pftuo aud caa,ta ut fl.S9lsa, aud ~ bu "a sv'
, 1864-03-25

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trihrne.1
CfNo1HMAT1, March q, 1884.
GEocKR1xs-Cofee In activc demand, but prices not
higher. There is moderate demand Tor Esw sugars,
which Gre held 1iK917c; The market for hard md
refined advanced to 19x02oe-clonnR With strong
upward tendepey- .Ncw Orleans moasses are In light
supply ard held at s29EN.
GHA1E-ETc fru at Sl.2.@1-a5, There is light de-
aud for barley, which Is held at 0915 for spring
and Is for fall red. Wheat was held ut $.z79
13c-dc1uaud fair. Corn Was held with Increased
H.uness, and 0o3l05 was asked for and eheed,
Though sales were mads At 2S5c less. 0ats were In
fair demand and sacked advanced 1c-closing At soc
In bulk.
Froun-Markct nrm ssle Of supernne ut $50.
NH1eEY-Advauced to Sc demand good.
PEov1s1oSs-Therc Is iasr demand for bulk shoaf.
ders and Bides, but for pork or lard sales
of1oo0 bnik sides. averaging se&sa ~, atoke; 5o
hacked and delivered at Evansville. 1nd a 5Kc aud
hams 11kc, delivered at the same place.
, 1864-03-25

In this ctty, on Wednesday evening. after 4ngsr-
Ing Illness of twsxe weeks ! JESSE 1 ~
Frusfaf It the residence Slate street. opposite
Twentieth street. Saturday afternoon a. oeoeR
EEE Troy, y. T., papers arc requested to copy.
this city, srd@asny @ ~ Marsh Mt9 @ Of d1tasiia a'ns4as
yo1ngsss Shi!a q " nnahs naf "aa
c te 5es!denec Of her a1f t See a.
aE o'cloek Pm. Friends at tue family arc Invited
In tlle city, yesterday morning. EDWIN McCoOk
BROWN, only aou Of Samuel. and Louisa bEo"a' aeed
Fuueral from thelr rcstdesce Ann street. beTeen
Randolph snd Like streets, to-day, at O'CLOCK r. ~
In sp1ncf3eld H., March 1sth 1861, Of pneumonia
WILLIE 4. DARLING, member Of Phillips Battery
1p the I'D gear OF bis nEe. :,
friends IN ruohru hts LOGS.
, 1864-03-25
Nfhu Embellishments.
VOUNG MEMS ELECTION


meeting Of tic Young Men's As.oetat1oa VII oi
Block on SATURDAY, March 18th. 1863 from a. ~; -
iii r. NJ for the purpose Of elecslng oeees ot LUZ
Ase0e'"''o'1 'o' '1S WiLLTaI E. DoGGETT. Frcat:
, 1864-03-25
Es.nyn CInnrIexfnn.

New YORK, March e4.-Adyicea from Hilton
Head state that on Thurfday, the 10th instant, q
new rcbel irouc!ad steamer was launched SUCCESS. @
incfeasee the iron-clad feet In Charleston harboE
to seven vessels. She Is described as formidable
1eseel, with many improvements On former efforts
The rebels repozs the capture fof Fort Pow:
ell, near Mobile, By Admiral Fasragut-date not
given.
Hilton Head adrices state that the rebels hare
mounted stx riled gnns In the casemntes Of FoEt
Sumter, bearing on thc channel, to prevent the ad
vance Of the Union .1nbsnts.
, 1864-03-25

OF Veterans to tho Field.

.special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
of~31 ST.. Paul, March sl, 1861.
The Cd Regiment OF Veterans, who have been ut
home on 1r.lough, left for the South this forenoon
200 strong. They will pass through Chicago In
few days.
A member of the 2tst regiment jumped oil the
aIuG at Fort Smelling yesterday. while 1aboring u-
der ot Of deli11um. He died in few hours-
The weather is tu1lder and the Ice IL
runnins considerable, but the cold snap has delay
ed tic opening Of the Hver at least two weeks.
, 1864-03-25
r>ur WAR Nv ALABAMA.
from Our Special Correspondent

iFtom Our Special Codsespoauc .oe,
HUHrsyuIx, March 18th. 1854.
There Ia no mnteris1 for a letter. The army Q. %
.ther ite command is in t1ansfion sta.e 90 ~.
.,ntf the new leaders are well IN thotr saoases 5oa
need expect nothing. fou VIII haTe oeen .1oe' ana-
1hat Grant returns to Washington a. onsa -,
Ian expected cve15 aay 4ne tta heas "c,a is ' N
1hs 1G Gsneras Office At Nashville g hereto'
AoHss o2 HssS ousrera ofthe Department 81 Iennes
a detseamHs HnnthTsyilie: crossed the Tennessee
3Ssa on aod sGssd Il I'D saRsse
I;Zaa!99 - Gd Bo.rd of Tade Battery arrived aefs
-. MonanS. ffom Nashville They hnyS nse rcceseo semt
@ nte @,ecitimstc Il thcy hhre not been an''s'p''s0
, 1864-03-25

meeting, TO be held On the evening Of the 18th to
elect immediate emancipation Delegates to the
Convention. The Executive Committee passed
r.eoutIons recommending voters, a. the pleltint-
nary meetings, to support no nan unfaTorabie 10
immediate emancipation.
Cotton sAp moderate demand; low grades
bales 1t ~ for low middlnEs, 74c for ma1dlluss,
and 7Cc for strictly do. The etocls on eale is 1000
haleF.
ity nj the rIycr they haviag, 1t fs said abandoned
t6dY mode Of warfare foz the present.
The steamer st. Patrick. from Memphis the ed,
fer Ciudnna'i, passed up with 1,ooo bales OF cot-
ten. -
40 rev recruits from Ior7a Wc2t south tonight to
The river e nlline aud the Indications ore rain.
, 1864-03-25

hfOT1CE TU The MEhlDErto
IN OF WASHINGTON LODGE No. a. F. A.-Io9
are hereby notified 70 6c at xn9f L29Ee Rco1a a.
tbc funeral Of our deceased brother, CHARLES
Citi.CHWO0D. Members Of the order arc rcspect'
full. invited to attend. ..
,,,h1|- T.. .SIMDN5s Eet. Sec.
, 1864-03-25

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.
, 1864-03-25
nm the Rev. 3. O.. HOven. p; D., President OF the

Ono volu,nc. richly illustrated with enSraEtnss,
"sd sod by 5. &: GRIGGs CO.. 50 s4d 4. Lafessre
AEEuk9 !ot 49, 0>'N-
, 1864-03-25
Er,sen1 FORTRESS MONROE.
Severe Snow storna-Successfa1 Expe-
dft4on.

Fon1Rgss MoErox,, March 2a--Tho suverest
.to,ra Of lie season commenced 1icre yestcrd3y
morning, continuing through dag and night, accom-
panied 6y heavy faal of snow. - ,,.....
comfy. Cnder Gen. t',s5am, By direction Of Maj:
Gen Euticr, has retur1ed, after llsyin= succeeded
IN capturing large lot Of orecs, cattle and inules
together with several engines and 800 contfabands
, 1864-03-25
FROM BOWLING GREEN.
Horrible Railroad Accident.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune:1
BOWLING GREEN, ky., March 2L
terrible railroad accident occurred to-day about
ten miles north Of this place. A Government train
containing beef cattle for Chattanoesa, ran OF the
track, and precipitated fourteen cars down an en-
bankment, and ki1l1ng one hundred and fifty CATTLE
No persous were hurt.
, 1864-03-25
Arrival Of Prisoners from Rleltmond.
The following parolcd prisoners from Rich

nl0nd 1fFlFcH NJ NuHHpUlts uH EHE 1ut 11s1'
DE-, 11Gth do; b Scott 110th do: T Ward, 11Gta
b Ribcr, 10th do; J " MiiteE, 1fGth do;,J J
cran, Itch DO; Jameson. 4th lowa :: - c4y; 4a1;
Aaame, iii iowa; II II Thompson, :1th Iowa: J J
LVanansaelu, do; ] R1stk, do; Tanner, 1st
No L. A: o Todd, do; J DoEman, DE-; Wm Aneu1
mel, 1Bth Mo; a Bennington, 1st Mich cav; a
Bro;wn, ,;5th do; T 9 uenne1n, Do Vaubetg. Do
@ VI Hood, do: 3 Ogden, do; DeEwt1. Do; r y
Hamilton, 4tb Do; Heath do; Wdght: :131h btt, DC
,nn. lith Ind; " Champion, eth Ind cav; 4 :
socker, Tooth Ind; J E Frisby. 9Th Mich eag;
Hamit, Sd III cav; &c PerEyman, gth 40; :
ElT' DO: j EopWood. do; c Ratheztr do Gcoz::
Loyekin, 2ad do; r y. Fowler, 47th do; sTart
wood, do; j n. Borkett, 18th do; Lewis. eSt'
, 1864-03-25

launching of q Great Monitor
Bos11s, March 2.-seycral thousand people
Witnessed tho 1auuch OF he great monitor Nonat.
mock, yesterday which took place without delay o.
accidents. About eight hundred people we're on
hnHFd
, 1864-03-25

Nom York STOCK m0fkEt-MaftME4'
Stocks lower. Tenn g. 20 81, O & II Cent 6315 Pat
Mail 223}5, n 1871 Erie 1z5A, DO pfa 1o9X; r. M2r
Z teT,p isX, Cle9t 4 Plttal27, Ms da IsH, q
& Chi 1NH Glcve Tq! 4s7H CHI & ~ r l:S9. Z
s3E. 10 I'D rs, Cold closed at 16sX: H& st Joe 9,
Mia & 10 So q 81 year certS s9K. Denver Co 10,
Mo Land Grants14 MAnposA lst 81.
, 1864-03-25

MILWAUKEE, March M.-Boats pr 1daho iea7e
La Crosse on the 10th Of April and 81. Joseph on
the 2th Of Abtl. The river Is closed again and the
Ice viii not admit OF their leaving econer.
, 1864-03-25
FROM NEW YORK.
1sf~ Snow Stpfm-A EaSc SANDER
Stra1a.led.

New York, March 24.-The value Of property
destroyed by the fire in West Thtrtystrth stree.
Yesterday morning, is 4160O0t. Some .tirty fami-
lies were turned hous1ess into the streets in the
middle Of eerere snow storm.
Tho 1yo41d's Hilton Head letter refates hase
sander lately made upon the character OF tho lady
, 1864-03-25

New + OFK NEhCy yi1urREI~44HKCU <8s
MoyEr-More active At e cent
SrEhLIra ExCHAH0E-Qutet, unsettled and non
"EnTnETfnscttIcd aud frmcr. opening at SIX. de-
clping to Gx, advauclnE TO tx and closng quiet o
TSTEnyAHEr S1ocKs-6teady. Q. s. fs 81 coupons
112K xa0s 1o9K9lo9K 73os. 0ctoher and APRIL 1l3
, 1864-03-25

TO TIT 0IVK1%aN@N
11HMAEN.S CELEBRATED SURGICAL IN
srRUMENTs, SADDLE LEBAGs,ELAsTlC hose,
MAGNETIC MACHINES, TRUSsEB, EAR
TRUnPETs, HARD RUBBER sYR1NeEs,
VACCINE VIRus, KEITH's MEDICINES, ST.
GAR COATED PILLS, CHEH1cALS, PURE
DHUGs. ~
FOR SALE DT BLISS SHARP,
Druggists III Lake street. Send for Circular
ord pricn tsf mha5-b -b5s11t
, 1864-03-25

DI II d

At ST. Charles, IL, March Att: by Eey q; $;
srvare Mr. EAMp FL MARSH, Of the l2d III. Folnn.
tieers: and Miss ELIZABETH Il, ELhoRE, Of st.
Charles,
, 1864-03-25
'Ql}ieoso Qrtb11ne.


ve
Hb| f4ffn 6n Wj 1lDIklLk%
FRIDAY. MARCH 25, 1864.
---- -
TEE fEWs:
From Cairo comes IN e1e4tm: tuuos %u&e
forrest viii in.se wv 10
Union City and co4nmous. " ID &ooea saa'
pur, forces arc s'tong N ena1 feg1oG nck
man nae been c'acnasoa py u.s.. undouosedly
Etormy csonts afe IN stofc, out Oh no iargc
f:cale'
Gen. sherman Is being strongly pushed Tor
dhe vacant Major Gencralsh1p In the regular
a'!nE' caused p5 Gcn. Grants promotion.
IAe SECOND Anniversary OF tic North
western hranca OF the United States Chris-
Aa1 commission, WIS held at bryan Aall last
fn1, vennrt i. r;ccn a1aewhonc
Hui 1epof' u eisen olee "ne1"
W wv o44"a' "N',, .4' ~ - aseu -,
"AI1ep3 o1a Aoopes ~ An1aA1 o@<aAneer G3Aas1
rossession Of q strongly.bnilt and heavily
mounted fort beside d goodly number Of |
prisoners. Again a brave ulinoisan is the |
first to plant his country's fRg on the ram |
paris o1 14e 1coei s'fonsaoio- as ~ ~
come and sg1orions victory 1s but The ini&aai
Eign Of the awakening Of the tho power Of
7he Government in that rcbol region.
Gallant Iowa stands redressed and rightcd
in tue correction elsewhere mado In an e.
ror discovered in tue computation Of her
credit She Inns an excess Of nearly 500 over
all calls
The Missouri contested election caecs 60
Lack to the people.
-uH0UoTA OR ILIINOIS FOR THE
WAR.
The people Of Illinois arc not more sur
priced than grat1ted at the large excess Of
volunteers over all calls with "hich tae State
Stands cfealea On Inc 1ons oa LUG war ue-
Far''nenL tn,nole @ ~ 'ue netcutes s % ~ tle
"a1 WHOSE aao s1aAes tne nsAs1ese olons'
on TUG h!o1a.neaoea tnonsHf, Atcasoh. oue
A's gwen 10 tne Nauon .ne pes1 Ftes1aen1
51ncc Jac"son, Ano 1ne oes. ocncfai s'nce
washington: Vne u ncl cl".cnh - enei "
LII Aepuoue, a.1a "aoae4 40 eAIS4 - W.
sn'4se' =. ~ u.a,, Ius. ...As ~. ,oHs
s'"o.o pu' 'oF1' ca 1'o's'i11a4' eaoi'e' "Aas''
10es 1M'e 1one ,za
We AIss ~ eacs-a, @ ~.a1a .,a,r..a>a, -
l,Hn1'o nao -" 49, ~ $500 .o ,."5"naas
*uaa Nv! t1os", 20 ou ss..as s ~. ,s~. sass
y, 4 ne! @1l"e' QUO n.e p 49, ao,a - ,.stt1s
"a'N's' ''s "1e1 Nn1 W 49, -. ~ ,ss..
e"es na' ~ ~ ~ ~ 49,.
~ "la tSa "t''e'' 80 o'A"N'~4' A1'S
,,...,n. ,u,.os o..zu
-s,.ss 10, 20 soe 49,, ao,.t,,o- ho, n,,-
seu 49, ,.-1% ~e - -, -. -.
-re.ns.e ~ - - C.s1 ~ - rss,s 80.
1nie - 4Aote tnou 0u3u"4at oens . Wv.
Sa1ca'asee, os au,oons eApo.'1a 1[o'o1I 11,,,
Ma'enai oencta fI5 eianneo .uae Auuote paoa
, 1864-03-25

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for al the States and Territories and Notary
Public, eIMEON W. KING. office 81 sontn ~
cago or IN the West, for ErERT State and TeEf1toE
npl being lawyer. all legal aze pfopcIy
drnEn and certified. In otjce nll hours. Please pre-
serra hind uoftct for futufc reference. mls bS-lt
, 1864-03-25
NRm 4nnertisen1ents.


-N~1 1r1r,1 frnpTSr
Y ooNo tts - AsAs-o A~A@'
E1actfnn Monday. March 48s 1864.
0p1o&1TION TICKET.
FOR rrxs1pEyr:
~ q rYTT TG
~ W :-,
VI ea''et'ee' "e1i7 " "uA''
91 .ewn
o,chc.1o T-,h,nr cor,napv.
70. arco-n v,c, p.rsm.sr:
n. n. sKrSNHR.
with Fa,welt, Field 4 CO.
FOE con8xs9oxD1xG excRrrARY;
HI. ". ADAMS,
OF Hdams Hitchcock.
POE EEcoRp1sa sEcEErARx:
ID, ". BAKER,
0fD. n. Baker + Brother.
TOR TnHAsCEKR:
D y. ~
VI onoet"ooa eo'
FOR xAHAofRs:
CHARLES C0VELL> Of Kellogg CoseH.
JAMES ". BoYDEH' U. =. Esnsioo fayma"et'
H. W-FULLkR, Of Fuller, Finch q Fuller
LII. CAGE. Cashier u. 5: L. ana frtet company
IN: CSILth' OF Home 'aoso"' ia'us"nec o'*
u ~
, 1864-03-25

TARTES DE VISITE WITH
THE CHILL OFF, taken 1T EVERlTT's, l5'
LsSc street Also ali othes style Of Photographic Pc.
lures Known to the art. Remember this G3lferJ mas
bern entirely rehtei and t9nuW the 1ntst 4aHef4 II
ihc NcEt. Only 81 per dozen for Carte* dn Waltz;
rusc2-- bSs4.4-lt kA1 SlaS, AGcA..
, 1864-06-07

Missouri State. News 1tcIuse.

Especial uiagsstcn 10 $ae Chicago frsbnne-l
Sr. LOUIS, June d.
Ssn Rosecrsns today received dispstch trona
nlpt0n stating rlat the exported gue1iaa raid on
BaeneTf}1e Waf. unttas< no gnszallaa are near
tasre. Gen. Guitar telesraphs that the terrible
ssozy Of the auzdezirg1 Of Union refugees hom
Arkansas - ut ounded4
: force Of & ae1illas% supposed to have designs
oa Biz Rive, bridge. crossed the Iron Mountain
Railroad At 3 sackwella station On Saturday night.
L large uu mber o. arrests Of rebels baye been
m.ds In Cot away county, including the late rep
resenta,lves in the Legislature and persons who
a1e membe "a and t1anacefs OF the State Insane
Asy1um, a Il "conseKyatires." 4 few females
have aIsa arrested at Fulton, the raau!t OF In
teteeFted :ebe1 mail bags.
It rep orted that attachm euts hare been levied
here On property belonging to Judge R. 8. Uart,
late Tzea surf agent, who IL under arrest at Nat
chez.
Ceppe rhsads arc coming to st. Lculs from the
interior atkine. whether the proposed Copper
bead 81 ats Cor7antion, On tho 18th, will bo free
from a1ltary Interruption. As these men are
rebels 1t house, thsJ t1e1ub1e In advance Of the
order It Gen. Rosecraus' scrutiny.
ST. -or1s. June ., 1ees.-The Sauitary Fair was
praclt cally brought to close on Sa91rday night.
reaso to congratulate themselves that il has
: prove us4Qnitcent success, c1cnedinG the e1-
pecta lions It the most sapgn1ne af the beginning.
less 'thsn $b73 and tha net proceeds which viii
pasa into tl1e hnnds Of the Sanitary Commiss.on
will be at least halt million. The buifdiu. will
be open tErn9 tho evenings OF tho present week,
for the crnnbtnatton Of gold and silver bars and
other arAftaes~
The Eniztr farn rsflo was draEn on Saturday
evening Mo- o. 413 drawing II. Who Is the lucky
holder :ena* at present known.
The ee1ny sword Was awarded ,,auid much enthn,
slaam. 10 Cen Hancock, he ha-tnE rcscired 4, 4os
1ef1
4 dlspaset,to headquarters, from Rolla, ssys tht
repor tofthe burning Of train and the killing o.
trfu. .sAs, neaz Salem, Ark, 7roves uufouuaed,
port On Of the men sent out to.look after the train
h&Yt II 1sIiYed there.
, 1864-06-07
ANTHINC0NIAN.
rha last VIII and Testament ef the
Late John g. Fremont.

NEW YoRK, June "a long letter hom Ere.
MN ut. accepting the nomination Of the Cleveland
C.o1 yention, concludes n follows: III the Con-
vrnt& IN at Baltimore win nominate any man
-ho.e past LIE jussides well grounded confidence
~ h,af 4elity to principles there IL no
rs..or . BIZ there should be any division among
ttt rt.17 patriotic men Of the country. To any
tuch ,na Il DO nost happy 10 give cordial and
,c+ive rupp ort. Ny own decided preference Is to
e,d IN thfe ,vay, and not myself be candidate.
Rnt ifN1. III coin bs renominsted, Al beliere IL
vouId be fataa to the country 70 indozse policy
md rcrew pt Wer which has cost u the liyes Of
thoueauds Of men, and ncedless'J pa.
thu coaatrr ,sn the road to bankruptcy,
thero viii rrA1aln no alternative but to
crcantze agstn 1t him every element
Of cou,ctsatious opposition with view to pre-
v,nt the mIsfoy,tsra = Of his reelection. In thls
contingency acce1<. the nomination at Clerel,nd.
and a, a preliminary tcp have resigned my COM
m,esicn IN tho r.ny, This was sacrifice 1t gave
mt pata to take but I bad Tor long tlno talt-
leeely endeavored 10 oFa ain ee1F1ee. make tnis
s,~r;ace INV on1y To- re- ain my liberty Of speech
and 1eavs uothtng IN shs ~ Of dtscnafelh- 10 my
utmost ability, the tasa yn haSs ses before me.
With earnest and sinceh fhanks Tor Jonf e1'
pressions OF confidence a. regard and ior Inc
honorable te1mB in Which y N aeQnA'ns 3'e VILE
the actions Of the Conv1atlon,
am, gentlemen, vezy resYe< uauY ana kfu45'
Yours, ). Z. FREMONT.
John Cochra1e has also v1I.tA ietker accept
ing tho nomination ot. Yics FresA "ens*
, 1864-06-07
AN InPORTANT FINANCIAL
N4EASURE.


VABu1so7ox. June ain order to insnre the
greatest possible Tisor II the operations OF the
asnies now moving against the insurccnts 4 lder
operations, expenditures have b-en tncrelsed DC
yund receipts irom the revenue snd ordinary nnb~
scrip.ions 70 the aationai l3an; 1ne5e'ore, M ne
ed ofIers to be recciscd at the department under
1ht act Of March 3. 1868, Until the noon OF Thurs.
day, June 10th. ltd, for bonds q tue United
States, to the amount OF s75.o10.0o0. be,.iRg an
anEpal in,ereet Of &ix per ecntn1o, parable eemi-
an11aly in coin q, the 1st days Of July and 5anu.
All caci year, and tedeeuable attsr the :Dth Of
6e 10 OF .tlN. q tomo multiple Of ons
hundred, and must state the Gum offered fot each
s,tG tn bonds. or for So. xhen The offer for no
c1uaIpe Tue premium of the whole amount offered
muet be deposited with the Treasurer Of The United
Sla.ct At Nashineton, or with the Assistant Tres
Louis, n with the desgnsted depositories At Balr
more, Pittebulg, Cincinnati, Louisville chicago,
Detroit, CT Buffalo, Or with any natlonal banking
my consent to transact the business without
charge Certificate in duplicate Of deposits Wall
be :ssued to deposior. by the officer Or
wnsded With the Oilers to tho department.. ~ de-
posts should be msde In time fer thc advice O
Offers, With certificates. to raach Washing ton not n
@ ener not % accompanied by It's proper ceraacatc ol
deroeit viii be Considered. The coupon and reg
istt1 bonds issued will be Of the denomination
OF N1tY GQl1HfHs one E4A VI tt4OA
land doil1rt, registered bonds o. tre hnndfed dol
l.fs ND shoussnd doars III 1lso b: issae; ~
ass,staus secetaries, and notice Of ncceptanee o
tecltnntion Will be immediately R1ren 10 the te
spectlTe ocre.s, and In cAse OF aeceptancc on tht
npsl payment OF inet4luenta Of bonds oith des
csir.iots and denominations preferred viii be sen
Tie Original depoeit viii be reekoned II
he last instslment paid By tie a;.s; snsess I,
returned to those whose offers may not b accept
ed. The amount OF accepted Offers must be dspos
it'd with the treasurer, OF other officer, or assoca
tu authorized to act under thta notice, on advic
q soanee Of oer ., tollog: one,nd III 81
Of bsfofo the stb, onethtId On OF oeiore ne ~
and The original two per cent deposit on Or befos
he H,th OF Juno. Intetcsa To the 1T OF July q
the several deposits will b. pa In coin on the vt
Of Jupc, nnd interest On tie bonds will begin u
July lat, 1854. odera under this notice should b
6ecseta,y Of The Treasury. The right to decl!n
I'll Offers not considered advantageous u reserve
, 1864-06-07

Illinois Military News

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
srn1saEiElD, Ill.,. June &, 1884,.
The 1Tth reelme1t volunteers were paid of In
tl By Major speson, and haye teit the city by the
evening traIns. The three veteran regiments now
here will be paid of and discharged In few days.
Private John ". Brockway, Independent Battery
!: H. Vol Art. is discharged, to accept commits
eIon in the q. i. colored troops. Private Thos. N.
Conant, 57th III. Vols, Is discharged Tor the same
purpose.
Tha resignation ofMajor John Wood, o5sh I'LL.
nois volunteers IL accepted, to take effect Nay
20, 1s61.
Preparations are being made for public recsp-
lion for the 18th, 14th and 18th regiments infantry.
The dinner viii be At Weights GroTe Speeches
u Gov. Yater, Gen. Ogleahy, Adjt. Gen. Fnlles
md Post Quarsermaster Carlton The 145th rcEt-
ment Illinois volunteers. Col. Geo. ". LacEey,
vii BE- mustered tomorrow Tbs regiment IL fall
to minimum. = large delegation from Jackson
vile we're at Camp But1er to-day to present Tag
To tie Jacksonville company IA the 18th regiment.
An enthusiastic and pleasing meeting was tho re-
suit The presentation speech Was nada by Aisa
Smith. daughter Of Hou. David 4. SIo}tb,
The Ssste Sabbath School Convention meets ID
this city tomorrow. Delegates from n1l parts q
tbs State SIC In attendance.
, 1864-06-07
LATER FROM EUROPE
ArravA Of Three Foreign Steamer

sun1 HOOK. June e.-The steamer ylrglRia.
from Lvexpoel s4th. and Queenstown. 18th. has
ria eo.iop LEAK uarke. was eas,er and prices weak.
Bresdstans Eenesal, dull Provisions q daa Or r.,
loanoH, MAY 2.consols Closed A' sl7s LUZ
The ners nom America created great aensa-
tion sna sd!dces PER ths ta cty I.
regarded in Europe as disastrous to rhe rebel
cauee.
II Ne pofe Of Nalakof was de,d.
1A1EA-ASoTHsR n1~fA
The steamship Virginia, from Liverpool 24th and
Qucenstcwn s5;h. arrived to-day with three days
'!rf The Bows 0, the battles ii Virginia caused
,,ntnnnd seneatIou, and the people Wcse astouuded
II tie p1aeaf,ude Of the 1oaaea-
The Confcdes1te loan recovered PCT ceoI cot'
nm hecs1ne weaker under tht news.
Some papers think Grant was de,eated N ~ %.
,nrt ff adYancb On Richmond. otherx say the 70.
snit Of the battes IL indecisive aud the Federals
The pira,e Georria te announced for sale At ~;
,rnan} by : private party. The crew has BEEN paid
nf. snd he stores sold II auction
ANOTHER AKnyA1~
r,v Jnne t-The china, from Liverpool
aa,h and Queenstown 29:h, arrived last evening"
Cotton opened at decline but recovered. M ane
eorcd opiet md unchanged. Breadstons aae psn
y1sions dnll. Console closed N5e3 o'0s11. n'14'
The London 7am<t thinks II Grant captures
Richmond the rebel cause Is not .ost: - do"n
fall vii be II crest LOIS Of le 70 tns sent M
| H41uAI. June 60 r. N.-A d!spatcn esns ~ ~
the chsna. noted tho reduction Of the rate ot dlf
oount BY the Bank Of England from TO z pe
The London 9fmef' correspondent at Raehmo:e q
| nneef aate q! April 81, claims that the rebels %
III! information Of q.sn's plans far hie eanpais1
1 n Yvh$ hnfr Mt md