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, 1864-10-04
FROM COLUd1BUS.


CoLCABEs, Oct. 2.-Lettcra received here repre-
se1t the movements OF the drafe reAleters to the
Fifth District, cmpoeed OF Mercer. An.laize, All.
en al Other cuu1 Ties, at one time q1tre form
hripg guns as stenal4, they proceed 70 tue rem
q. zaoas, ard making other rotous demonstrations.
Tbo-e who were delivering notices veee fred At,
roads @ snd I around OF ihs camp can ot rendezvous. - '
The tet graph Of course was busy, advising the
authorities oi the fzc,s and Instantly the hundred
oays men ~eTe s5s ,ns tU so1 o1e 81 Wh i s
Tue LADDERS o tie draft retfhters got weak In the
knees, asked truce, and stipulated that II lett
alone they wonld i.baEd stop their firing on depu
raising money to buy th.mselve. out OF the dta!t.
Amer some little delay these terms we're accepted
and complied with On the part Of the mob. Tue
letter states that paer looking SET Of Copptrhe4ds
never we're seen than during the time negotiations
ware pending. No othtr part Of the State has been
1fetnfbed during the draft.
, 1864-10-04

have be4n for thirty days on iurlough. let fer the
front ,ttterd:t: Two companies 0t haszJ arill
lcrt VII be rent 70 Nashville ear next seek.
MiLprso'a has kept her satks hlled al thu slime
and 10 1t und 20 ha at the de ttb i" forca.
Al influence Urlon mas1 mee'iug. i.scer ertn
th the one held st Paul ~ held at vi n a3nlB
laEt Digit The Copberhe eads had called ms -itog
for The tanc night, but the spester sclsct=d w.s
tbs only man prt-ent, and be adjourned sfns tft'.
TIE Cope are guing 70 r. triere theif broAen for
tunes to night, but 1t II reelets. The very elc-
mtpte are aFa1pet them.
, 1864-10-04

BRApIEY'8 DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
VERY flexible. folded eas!ly, vhen IN MSS, % cceupJ
An.}l spnce, MASKING tha most AAreesble skirt No1n'
pOWE3 d co..
Lake st., Chicago.
, 1864-10-04

HEADpuAn1ERs NORTHERN DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. rs, 1sef.
Gfpcral Orders No. GIL
!. Central Orders No. t3 from these heaoqu&f-
tere a1e c0untermand.d to date from October 1st,
1854.
II. TIE commanding Gcrera1 carnot let this op-
pcYtuDity pass without expresetng bis tb1nts to
the dtaers in tho country affected BY the order, f0E
tteir patriotism In 70 .cheer;n!y acquie Gig Ia
it, p,ovi:tona. and siding In carzyttE II out evil
oeltly III nany placts aceompA1 led with heaVJ
1tes to themselves.
The dealers in chicago are particularly to be
COZ N. Lied.
Bs command Of Majo1 General He'ntzelman.
c. Il Porter. Aest. Adj, General.
, 1864-10-04

fnn su11eHce at Union Hal], sud bis address VIA
such 9 cne ss DE-. erver brisf mept1on IN your
coluuns that Others, b. side ourselves. my 1e*p
the bsutft uf Fir :uRic au0 e"qurnc-- ME !,
roesete.d If thra- rare g fe eceraary for an able
tpestrs; that FIRE ard qusckn-.s OF perception
combined With s"lidlt5 Of judgment Let The
people 'tcall him ont" =.
, 1864-10-04
MAI. GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfitone.1
CARBoNDALE, Ill, Oct !, 1864.
Gen< John a. Logan speaks in Springfield On the
5M and indianapolis on the 9Th.
, 1864-10-04

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR In VIRGINIA.
Further from The Move.
Elent Nearly to kich-
mond:
Our Loss in the Affair
Nearly One Thousand.
Splendid Fihtgiug Of OUR
Troops---Valor Of the
Negro Soldiers.
FROM the SHENANDOAH.
SHERIDAN AFTER EARLY ua
Cur Cavalry Rumored
at Gordonsville.
4 Great Scare at Richmond--A
General Skedaddle.
Lee MiIitaryCi ictator--Only
One Newspaper Left.
?" A Life or Death Strug-
gle" Near at Hand.
From the Northwestern Frontier--
The Indians Getting Sick Of
War.
They are Starring and Begging
For Peace.
Cen, Hooker Relic yes Gen.
Heiptzleman at tColu5nbu8.
The War in Acknowledgement
Of Prices Forces.
, 1864-10-04

Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribunal
ST.. PAu4. Monday, Oct. 8.
BThe Red River Nor.oester Of Sept 1st gives IN
account Of the arrival Of 1out bands Of Sioux at
Fort Gray in starving condition There were
somc $50 LODGES or aboRt 800 men, women and
children. undcr conduct Of fur chief. They were
NIT by Gov. McTasi+h, who c1deavozcd to turn
tbeu back, which they refused. SIXTY miles be.
youd peet'e head there wess 400 o.het lodse. OF
Sioux who .ay they bayc lately had neht with
suu,'s troops, IN which upwards OF twenty ind,-
ans were killed ard several wounded. They say
ave arc MT able to eht the soldiers, their guns
are longer than cur ARMS"
Gov. McTavisb1told them they must leave and
tbt5 akreed to do 10 on the 60th.
The Sd zeAiment Of re-cnllsted veterans who
, 1864-10-04

4QtAI. psu3o
col Robb be1re Instructions from the Govern
or to 1Dase . thorough examination OF the con.
dit!cn Of all Illinois soldiers in general and deld
botpitalr, snd. to report on tue quantity and char
acter OF tupp]es necessary to contribute to their
comfort during the iall and winter.
Msj. Gen John A. Logan will arrive here to-
morrow at II I. m., by the Chicago & St. Louis
railroad. he IL TO have reception worthy OF his
heroic fame. A Major Generals saluta will be
h.to. He ie to be terGnascd In the evening. Some
many wsr Democrats, are ebfhutiasttc IN thets en-
doreement ot the Generals political bos1tion.
Csp1. Keyee did not dram today. ae has al
as he can attend to- with the conscripss from 9th,
tt counties
By his action here he has brought down the
prize Of substitutes from $500 and 1,09o TO $3.50
ara 4TtQ
, 1864-10-04
From VERMlLLION Co UN
TN-
4 Soldier Shot .py aCofPerhead-aia
Own Fate, ~

Especial Dispatch ii the Chicago Trlbunel
DAss11L4,I11. Monday, oct' y
This evening, Dr.. Fari& notorious Vlreinaa
traitor residing here, ahot wtaho;A profocadon'
Geo II. AcK,bhlua, 4 returned f5taer Of the 18th
Illinois. killing him Instantly. Henry AcK'boen'
brother of the deceased. va. also wourded.3
The outraged comrades OF the deceased pursued
Farts to the house Of Dr. Lumqa, anothar notort-
oue rebel; they surrounded the house and demand
ed the SURRENDER Gf Faat. Lnmon surrendered
Fa,1e. when the e1asperatcd soldiers put twenty
bullets through him
The out1sped community REUSE to let the traitor
tehnrfc1 Fl. m either Of the churches.
, 1864-10-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune'1
KxNpA11yuLE, NOZZLE Co., IND.
Monday, Oct. Sd, 1854.
Gor- Morton spoke he1e to-day TO ten tho2eano
people Great enthusiasm. 1t will make gam
Of two hundted vottH in this county in The coming
cit ction for the Vn1on t,cket
, 1864-10-04
From LEE COUNTY.


Especial Dispatch to the chicas, Ttibuue.1
DIXON, Lee County, I'll Monday, Oct. ).
On Saturday evening last, E. 4. storrs, Esq., Of
your city being invited BY the Yonng Mems
Union Clua'' of Dixon, to addreaa them, spoke to
, 1864-10-04

The Rre&te,t improvement VIC have eTsr ssen n Ia
diea aatYte Suu a. s-ftcfe Of *nper'os axceMenss-
FcKED4.k + G0ODklAD.
ls9 lAks street, Chicago.
Au1 r972 ..3s+TUxs TuE4aATnsf
, 1864-10-04
81 ytx' Bune1:1lgk1nent9s

U1O PUBLISHERS Want:d BY
q os L ~ (;
= ssesa ps3E: pafsF ,! az .seKo. ~, a,
scci!'' Gss Hysc 9ss ~ oc&:s3s
lNCOLN HlRELING3 -Th,ee
meo = ~ eisy ~: .n3 qresst,zsGs qs
S g paa o.
n n. g. 1865
ATTENTION., SIR KNIGHTS.
ss1 co1esys AR3gIo Ssg ~ So
~ 4.m s ID. e eSs oes.
SSH KiaS i; Rs,sS;. | III s & SnSsi s
&c e. IL :: i; = S5si5
nHASOAIC-. The members Ct
By o7deftd 70 sre = biz u the Masonic remo!s,
THIS DAY, AT Ie17 O'CLOCK,
70 o.tte., tss 1une1a1 sf BIO. J.B KaFS S "a; 81
o'sst ssa,a!itt &! II :" ans P H. 'A a.ss e.: ss:t.
MASONIC. Lodge Of Sorrow.
lXl The members Of 1ie9tal L:dxe, No F.s
Il 4sn1e. +: sstRt !se :
Tend tht tunsr.1s q on tats erotlss n9N k5NG
M;ss' s9s: r =: 81 a:;snd p
s@TAILOR'S BATTERY As5O
J. CATION"
es s1s:! pS.sas @ t. s Gats
old srmo7y BalrlnE. o1 Aoneoe s'Iee!. eta Q ciock
FSes 'sqn;csa Chairman e committee
NOTICE Any nember ct ths
TECTiOS sssui IA ,ioN, vno lnds thas hs ts :stt.
, 1864-10-04

Mem advertisements.
AVOID TEE UFsAFT IN THE
SECOND WARD.
Axx7tHo WILL III HELD
THIS TUESDAY EVEN'G,
At7l-a O'Clock,
At MlRASoLE'S HAIL.
No. 2t4 Wabash Ave, near AdAo' st.
WE HAVE THE MIN,
AVID MUST HAVE The m0HeY
s1.as 81 S:ts b
f5n DIAfs. .
oc+tt BIZ ORDER OF CoaaArfhs.
800 CASES
CUSTOM MADE
BOOTS AND J" SHOES,
coNsIsTIgG OF
Hens Kip hf Double soled Dcots,
M.n,aP. C.lf hf Double soled Bot,
Mems Calf hf Doubls Soled Boots,
.Men. Chicago Kip hi nquble 5oled Boots,
Boys Custom Kip Boots,
Ypuths' N. tom Ktp Boots,
Wsmea's CsH Double soled Leather: Lined
Ealmara1s.
Misses' Calf Double soled Leathsr.nned Bal.
morals.
Women's and Misses 1oat-tip ga1morx1s.
4 la1ge &Bsoitmsn: OF
Women's Misses and 0bildrens'
FINE GOODS.
the above gooda will be
SOLD AT AUCTION,
1t no. 81 Lake street,
OCTOBER 6, 1884. AT 10 A. NJ,
For account
OF Whom it May Concern
GORE, WILSON CO.. Auct'onesra.
oc4 tilt 2lntt
Drafted Men, Drafted Mea,
CALL AT OUR OFFICE.
IF 7oU WISH 70 BE
rUuxreUCn WITH SUR2TITTTEQ!
, 1864-10-04
1mFFIELD & CO.,

m TIM Int LIS. ry lnisa.iou The Provision
1e1piieo Iii fe cnnIlr1Et b7 c .IQFFl8LD At hl1
~ rscarf Hsn.e CORNER q n ;%. 1
in ltquidston. JaHEs Z. TYLFE.'
Ch,csko, Ott ic,sa cA|stsst
, 1864-10-04
hIsch:,nics' National Bank
OF CHICAGO,

On the mc,uine Of tho First Monday Of October, L.
D. 1874.
, 1864-10-04
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO,

On Ike morning of ,hs Eas Monday OF October. T. D.
, 1864-10-04
OF CHICAGO,

AMBITION OF TaE
, 1864-10-04

I'M ASOAIC~ The members Ct
EH Gcrt II Graz Chapter RI fzose Crotx ehers-
py ORDERED to ~ n bis Il the Aasooic Temple,
THIS DAY, AT I2n O'CLOCK, ),
10 stew tie funeral Ct BIO. J. B KtEG, s3d: 81
order Of u. X, an4 ?. III. J. d. MtLE5.
cfI,t4eflt Ga. oect+
, 1864-10-04

BRADLEY'a DUPLEX ELL1P%1 tK1RT.
Ea)43 4 FO3THR,
le3LAks ltrtet, lNeW 8toss-)
, 1864-10-04

4 T1ENTlON, SIR KNIGHTS.
Go1elays AR934o Se34 so.
IsecE1c TEN fe. th,s tTutsas.) Oes. stn: 4 TX
o'c1rck F. H.. to Atlen1 me funeral OF Str ko'Hat
d. ~, ~ Iar :. pr1ctcab;e 8y order Of -hs Eu'-
ntht ou;1&uGet. j. a. Ao4sIa4aER!.
~ REE4IG&{4
, 1864-05-14

Editors Tribune:
Noticing your remarks in resard to ths chau,hs,
OF Commerce bailding, leads me to fc raaos
tons Ehleh ~ 1a3akoebted prove % be- tic
porasion in adopting any plan for said baId;o1 vol
Ficet The h hare bsed assured t6at
lures upon building. Acting IN good f,iih H.
Directors can accept Of no plan that viii nvniys sn
greater expenditure than that amount Tha r!e,n
nouts Tith the Difeeto.s are to present baiidine @
that ~! femunerate The Stockholders foT tho
plans adopted with reference to con1enienca - and
utility. S"0
First, The Offices must be made 1irbt md ,,v
No prison arrangement will command Isns9ts.
M rhep pt3rate enterprise Is LEFT to compete WITH
ton. j..
1fuo plan. II wsols. meets every po!K, let Ill
he rejected, and the one Nearest right be modified
under the direction OF the Committee and B,srd
Of Directors, who ought to know better than anv
architect what should constitute the general of-
re1genent oI offices, hail, &C., for ! building for
the uses intended. '9A
!ffhey make mistake the Stockholders are the
TAf4ia4 - 49,
, 1864-05-14
commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO nrARKET--9rcoHn Ro.po

IT,. FEIpAY EvESINd-10p p, H.
attended his evening. bus little o4e saye taking
owe. the waz Intelligence
WHEAT was IN moderate request ,uainly Oh accoup1
of"khoft sellers, and the market shows decline nj
ES1c tinee the elose OF Change In the .f1eruoon
coed deal Of No. changed haads Il: S.17 Sales tals
evening Hete .to bu No sprln- at $1.198; aup hu
DO 1t <l.ae; seSo bu No. ut s11sx; 2oS0 bu do ot
81 aeo bu do 1t 3t.i7X, 5000 bu do at sl,17k: 90
hu Felectedst Till.
CoIa Fss sull-tuyers and sellers being apart,
we're asslsE Sfas for No. I, with buyers At
Il tsh@1ai. The onir transactions reported Eas an
ou rejected at &tGo. IN improvement OF 1c since the
close Of Change.
OA1s we're N good demand and Hc better. Sales
were 700 bu No. 1-mestly Ia ths nftcrnnon-.t
eee Aoo tu do At 900 hu do ssx: 600 bu do
atHH-at the-clos& holders were arm 1t eSa. xfth
buyes1 ttsH.
W11sKY WAS dull with ftes sellers at It'll Int m
oayers. There werc Nc transaction. reported.
fAx1oifFs were steadY with charter or echoon,r
AssfoFel's With wheat to Pt. Coborne At Sc, or to
KtpEttob 1t 12kc.
, 1864-05-14

TT. Louis 1nrket,
Especial Dispateh 10 the Chicago Tr5bure1
ST. LOUIS, May Is,
81 the opening OF bullAeks prices were much
tAe same ~ yesterday. Soon Afterwards rommnni.
cat1cn from Gen P1cassntcn was reeeiYed. anuounr.
log The Union Victories vhen business. to creat
tent Fss sutpended and prices became uusst.led, No
ness. ~
TonAcco--stcady and firm. sales OF 10 hid. green
iuEa st $sa@5s 81; 10 hhdx factorJ do at II
DO planters do &7.sce1o %; = do common leat At
$40 991s.7o: do medium do at st70oal7.f5: 8 do
coca 90 at cS25.so; do medium manufacturing
418Io. ~ A4o Nv a.
eIouh-sales Of 1875 b.1s Z Inspected ut ts 65. So
co 1860 20 do at s6so; 200 do (sprIng vhest1x
$3.50. WV ~ 'uSos a.
o1Aia-Wheat-sa1es Of 81 sacks choice 1t stss.
~ DO falr 1T $lo; 40 do spring At $117,<. osts
sales OF 6 eacks At sic; ls1 do At oc 5s do at tn.
c'sfe at nc- Ryes-sa1es Of II sacks st st-clo,Ine
dull. Nothing done in barley.
TlIsKY-Dull and unsettled. suea or +. hr,. a.
81 10. and IL ffn 4 fhe ,pa+%at ~>A@ -
, 1864-05-14

no SCoT5oN-Dul ann &c lower. 6aea ut sc for mid
o4nx uplands AID 29s3c for low m1ddi,nF,
fLotE-St&tc and western less ac1ve and 5atec
toWeF sales at $S~ e@71o for extra state; S1Sa7 ID
tof eNfFn ronnd bonP Ohio, 6ud f14Sa333 for traie
brands-market c c'osIrc dE!l. "@0'
. .mhIsEY-Hcavy auI lower. Sales at II c1far o1 +o-
st4te and 8l.24@1.23 for vt stern. o
: ndtCEheas ~ less aeuYe snd 14sc lower; s1ta
club; 3lssal.65 for amber 3tfcsiEan. Corn sSsds
asmsr mixed Wes'eEn *lt:si ;2K-lat:er for ,nter.
or ano0f. Oats rrore active mud nFuer. ~ o,Lr r..
wsatrn, rash 9ahc fer westefn Government rr1d
RuoL-Quet and unchanged
fIrEolfCK-Ftrnl crude 73HG79Hc and In pbt,e
de1pha 2,cc0 Iris refined IN bond. Ut 5sH15sEc 1'
Frnyis1o9a-Fsrkcn cnl and Lover SIC 50 for nau.
Esle&747H ter o:d and new prime aud 81 'saa.7 Il
for prime mets. Cut meats Inactive E515. ~
Lnsd Gull. heavy sad !oxer-13X9IIc B1fter4r9ts:. WYE.
r fer Ohio; ssg-oc for s,ste outside priee1 fo2
, 1864-05-14
Milwaukee Market,
Especial Dispstch to tbs Chicago Trfbnue

t h1LwAuE1x, May l3 1861.
FIouR-Dull ard neglected,
1RA1s-Receipts Of wheat, 1880 bu. Market &C
ttTc but 1c lower. Sales this morning: Il oDo h NJ
spring, summer receipts. at @.22; 1ocoe bu do buv
era option all the month. at 81 Fl 19co bu o. seli
eFs option all the month, At 81 81 o b1 DO tel1sr
option for ten days. at 312i: l5sooa bu do ia ,tors
At Ala9l2l1 10000 bu do, sellers option all the
month, At Sl19 $500 bn No. Z, summer recafnta ~
S11s@1 49, sAles On Change 12l,Ge bu M spdu1
sun receipts, 1t slls911sx; :scaa bu do sellers
epta al the ~esE, at sl.1sa11o; 7oaoo oa do. scI
ess option an the mouth At $ll9; 2osoQ bu do. buy.
ers opten all the month at 1.19. Wheat declined
part OF tic afieEne At s1l731 bps and
more steady this evening At the Nsrhall Huuse. Ar
e11s&llaf- Sales about 15a aao b7. oats-ouiet
Sales. <co bu delivered at s9Ke.
hA1us It lBc. '"071o
, 1864-05-14
GEN. SIGEL OPERATING NE.R
LYECMBURG:;
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
CAIk0 AND BELOW.
4 REBEL PAPER SAYS LEE Es
E90RDE0 AND In
k1cHR0HD,
Latest from Gen sherman's Id
vance into Georgia.
Eae have Taken DaItoa--AI}
Goes We'll.
We HAVE TAKEF4 f.ooo
PRISONERS.


1A-AAh 2SDE414l1TxNS.
WAsH1sGTos, &tay IS ]s::89 D. n,
To Major General DIE:
dispatch from General Grant hss lust been r
ceiVed, dated near spotsylv.uia Cont Hons,
aEaffasy, liz! E-G:aso .. N. It is IL foIlows:-
4ne eleh1h day Of battle closes, leaving betree,
thrce thousand and four thousand nri.one,a IN n,
hsnde ior the days work, including two Genera
oneefs' and oFer thirty pieces Of artillery. Th
eae1py ose ooss1nAte, and seem to hars found tn
| hst ditch We have 1ost no organization. Nm
! even company. whilst we have DESTROYED and c,n
| tnrcd one division, Johnson's; one BRIGADE
Dabhs's; and one regiment entire, Of the eneny,.
ts1@uedJ E. n STANTON,
TO GOT. TATEs OF nLMu1e,
"AsnHo7os, Hay Is, 1854.
To Governor Yates:
Official dispatches have been received from The
AIRY OF the Potomac A General sttack WIZ
mace BY Genern1 Grant at four and haf O'Clock
on yesterday, followed hy the most brilliant re-
sulls- At c:ht o'clock Hancock had taken four
tnohsald prisoners, Including Major General Ed
"ara johnson, several Brigadiers, and between
thirty and forty cannon.
~ 49, -" AA"%1' ~ eA-a0 In 1oEN ONE HUN
ncLo DA1's HEH.
(siened,} E. M. STANTON, sec,y OF Var.
LATER
WAsutseros Inv 1a-e.aor
u General Dr:
The following d,anatcs fro,, u, n.
just reached the ,Y.r penartmeu,.
s1oTs1lvAN1A, Mxy 1s-aa. m.
10 E. A Stanton:
Lee abandoned hfr position durfnr I'm ntch+
whether 10 occupy new one In fbe Vicinity n,
make = thorough retreat Is not determined.
oEe division Of w5ichts and oue Of H.ncn.k,s
arc engaged In Bettiug this question. and at7 n.
h2d come upon his rear guard.
Fzrh,n,h 49, l., .-..,
seo,tx -, .,st.-s... ~. - ~
deoa:ture ,szni,<, thu M, ~ t.as1 ~.as.. A
IT,. who,. ~. ,,.t,, 49,, :. -
heavy ruin Of tbe last th1rtystx onr. n,ndar. tho
roads very difficult for wagons and artillery.
Tic proportion Of severely wounded il c.ester
than either The previous d,v's tchtinp. Thi, IN.
owing to the great nse Of artillery.
{sicned) E.M sr.nrnv
LATEST.
wAsutsoros. Nav 1s ns5-n. IN.
70 ,zatof General Dlz, New York:
Tic Acting Surgeon General rcnnort. TINT q, i'm
,aticuta rom the recent battle neld admitted tnto
he hospital, not one Of them will rtou,,e ,sv .n,.
:ical operations, and that. In h,s on1n.on +vo-
hizus Of the whole number wounded vim h, n for
er,1ce In thirty d.ys.
D.,..t........
!, ~. f,o,or,,r ''
~ 1s,enc5, rv s-.x-o~
49,
u.-e- - ~ 49, -.rs- -
"' -, A'10 .ono~! u w.
.N,-e. 1I' >''' - es'A' 'A N-4'
~ - ~ " ~ Mar 1s-aa. NJ
h.ve captured thirty to fo,ty Guns. I have
nlshed up Johnsou. and an now roiue into |
;ar!y. t
fsiened.1 WI HANCOCK
The guns captured hare arrived at be.dou.,t-rs I
Brig. Gen. stns1t. COMMANDING br,caaa In Jobn.
cn'a division, was slso can+nr4d
, 1864-05-14

NEW 1oAk, NaJ 1a--Thc steamship Geo. Wash
Ineton, from Now Orleans, 7th Inst, arrived th1i
New Orleans papers Of the 9Th and 7th 1n.t.n,
eonta1n nothing from Red River.
Inc stAto Convention MAS in session and had
rejected pfo-elave!y report
me steamer haTanna, tron Eew York and Ia
Eanna, Arrived on the 9Th, but will be Detained at
the Quarantine. "'
There Is but little activity In the cotton market
re e1der for the c1osfng Of the lines OF the dis.
tr1c', md the indefinite advices leon the North
haye tended tu ssagnate the market aud ren;ier
esi eGtn oaysEs y md sellers sloT in tFansactlons
7s1h7se; good, 75a&7se fair, 70 778c.
Late reports from below represent the rebels 1n
complete possese,on Of the Red Rvar, below Alex.
hnnr1o, aud that they have captured two mora Of
o. eh gnnboats. Names not known. The truth Of
From 11avaau.
FEW foHK. May ls,-The Steamer Crco1a h3a
ttvea rom New Orleans on the 9Th, via Hav,ua.
anGson- but contains som news,
, 1864-05-14

leheVaat btsshtoh to the Chtrsf. Tsonl5,1
CLrAEEE-PIaltie Queen, Ottawa i. Weelson T.,
sale, 'aStf9fse 1umbsr; yorktown. Aarssllles:
Douglas No. 2, seaeca Bcoa feet lumber, eoo eniu
Eief. 5,tco lath; JotnstoEn, Lasslio; Energy Lock
pofs, 6e+0eo feet lumber; ClyGe, Ottawa.
AGR1FKp-Naterloo,1 1ssIlle, l,4tz bsIs -four. !. p
1teson. Morr1e, 9sl7 hu eor se bu oats: g. r. Gaze
Atscrs, o. yds rubble stone; Eesolutc Athens a I'd.
oihefelon a1onc; D. Hts, Athecs Is yus d,u snsou
etone Advance. do Is IDS do cashler, Desplatne..
scs do, IS 5da rubh1e stane: Pianat, Lasal1s, Ss5
bss four, II 4co pig iron; PArson Broxn}ov' do.
ssos bn corn; sir John Franklin. d. eoo ~ coal
NocE Rnn DO, 500 ha corn; Seneca. do, 400 ba
Hnsat l7s8 - lard, 32!o nR gresse 5r8a ns hams.
800 n saGs: 1ess ns sscde Rsso d htdee, Is brIs
hoar. Chas Pops, do, go pria 1o1r, rs brls beef
i''so afo; Imperial, do. $50 bu cora; Lioneas
90, bu corn, s.als NJ bacoa Sunbeam, CO, 1910
nSa louF; CAfondslet, DO, 1910 .bu corr; Ueton do
e.@s ka corr; Rocket. Loskport, So hp corn.
ADDITIONAL.
CIR4HEn-Cur1ew. LAsa1le, 9,s2s bu Government
oats; Senator. Lnss1e; Gees. Spray, L.sslle, 1ouo
~ eoEernn eas oats ftnanc2eE, Lasaue. 79ea feet
lumber. HNe shingles. 20 b1ls aa!t, D. c. Norton.
Soet, S19 tt nnoer. 50 ~ shing1es 4.4e9 rs staves
CaPe AsJs Lasalle, 0,e lU Government oats; Banner
LstAe, H. sos bn Government oats Resolqto. Ahens
Aasance, 10: 4. Hsss. do; s. F. Gsle, DO.
AftlT1h-Geasvat lssal1e. 4,Ao bu corn. 15oc bu
Hseat; Oneida, LasaEs, 1879 brls -four: j. Harms.
tsn Lasalle 20 b1le h1k hwines II o'onnor Lssa]Is
aee bn eorn, 47,'ss ns oil cake Do1phi1, Ottawa
ae,eso bu oatt e5oo bu eorn IIyest1gstor Athena N
1rlble s:oEe. !"'1'
Tc.i4r--Et4nt1tn a+hsr. -.
, 1864-05-14


'7''1-o ano 'nspe'aous charges With tue baJonet
f'' '1p'4e1nk @n0 enemy ana producing Il
"o' e'Do'enAnon IN MS ranks, and cruahil
Aees nent And center. hur1ing his cptire line b.,
@noA"'ui s'auehter, distance ofseveral miles.
eeo. e1ant remained master ofthe tie1d, with q
LUG fcbel dead and wounded. The route Of Il
enemy IVES complete
f@oh ooh OWN REPoRTRR
| lepecaal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
/. WARRINGTON May II 1s64-1o p. n.
messenger VINO arrived hoh the Army OF th
iol'n'4e aooot O'CLOCK tais morning, having lei
iva se7sel"aS ?. H. reports that very q
'et' Lighting ECU oeen gong on for some hourz
4no caASon2oloR ann 1naaketE3 firing wero &
navy =. - any ''nlo A'nce 3sant crossed tha Rap
.os'' 49, o'u 'as se"enooas showers whlc1
rs-assa -, DaI''ve1u put S.op 10 the combat
~ ~ We A''1 'A'' 1ueSsensef 4sis the advantage
MAJ wa @
- ~ n44eAso 1t'0ane.l
VIA WAsHNaroS, MsY Il l"
| Tic lopses in Wa,rea'e corns anoonnt >. =.
| thousand In killed md woura&d on...,-.',
| If ,be eth co,na wa o,a.-aa :. ~''$As'
| Thnrsday bu. p,on III. ren...a,t.t... o. IL
wrsrht that hfs men were to, n,n.,,
w,,-.nt m .4n-rt,t7o, -, .o,,.,-.. ''ea 'e
| o,dcrv VI, eonntenn,ndsd 1a'
Cen. patten,s dtv,.,on -, 1,,-n,,,.,.
| hen rn,,cea TODAY beb,v,,a .a-,..s,N La
tota1 number Of nri.oncr, t,tsn h. tas
$500, including Na,. Gen. johnson md Ri. a..
Geo. steva.t. Eoother Generals b.xo h... -
None Of our Generals have been Killed nor wonnd,
ed in to day'a action The CAPTURED pun. ,.v. 49,.
a1l come in, but the number will not fan ,,,..,
short Of foEty.
This Say,s work NAV be summ4d ~, . ,.,-
We have driven tho enemy from several or ~.
most formidable posItions, aud inflicted tcr,,b1.
losa upoL him In men and material which h. -,
not repair. Onr troops, thoteh much fatiaaed with
their protracted efforts, are eatsa with THAR enc.
cess and resolved to conquer.
LATER.
fspec1sl Dispatch to the Cb,eopn 1r,h,.
1''tos' Aaf 18' 1864
.-.--. =. 'o Ds Inc "3r Do
- -. ,.,,.N,- N ''stesoa5 'orenoon.
AeosAs VI Inc right,
attacked the enemy 81 half.psat fonr o.r,oo, -,
e., .,...,t,. .h... ~'osA@ aas
* 'e''ioo eoa!5o csp'"feu Hom thirty to fortY
pieces Of artillery and Johnaon-s wbo,a a;.,.,
.,,+,, r,;.. "4''a1on'
WILL - a5os 1eoet" aoo bf'Cadier General John
een' 1na 1e"etal etuaft' and part Of General
Iaf'5 "'l''on' AT elgnt o'clock General Burn
side wac advancing on the len ,v1thon+ ,,...,.,.
'opposlaon-
@hhe 6e1dfn Wright WIS getting into line. and
General Wa1en waa ostI,r a,..,
"@7 D@""NS oenoneuatlons on
the encmJ'k centre, where his tttonrest wnrs.s
venc In df+crt ..+ent4on f-o,, 4h,
NnWf
, 1864-05-14

. Vessels Passed Uctro1t.
Especial Dispatch to tbs Ch,caxo rrfburs1
DKTRoIT, May 10, 1881.
ur-Prop Badger; Bark Jones; Brig Helfon.,.tn
eohrs- Julian. Ford, Drake, Msxil Racine. Rainhox
whitman, safloE Boy, Densuaan. Dows-Sone-
, 1864-05-14

E1ouR-GGod demand, and unchanscd
., ,Gam6A1S-MheatChicago q spring {I.s7X: red state
3e;a11 @m1afkes Glazing nom!nA1 and loWaf. Corn in
salts- 41@' = eao St-1et "ltnout
NJ nCAT*L Fh11aurs- Quiet. Wheat AMI peas lie In
LAkK Observation-Disclosures. y.