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, 1864-01-22
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibuu

Especial Dispatch to the Chtcago Tfibune.l
Crxc1Aakr1,- Jan. q, 1864.
Twenty-Five soldiers, all of whom have be-
come confirmed 1unatfcs since entering the
service, passed through here for Washington,
yesterday. They have been confined for some
time ut Nashville.
The sth' Michigan regiment, rc-cnlisted vet
crans, en- 1oate for their State, have arrived
here and we're entertained In this city. Ex-
tcnBiveprcparation gre being made to receive
the 5th Ohio infantry, next week, 1t having
re~enlisted, It hns lost over 500 killed and
wounded in different engagements. Two
companies of6cotchmeu are in its ranks, and
their countrJmcn are active in the movement
to accord them magnificent reception.
Passengers on the Ohio & Mississippi
Road to-dny report a. serious riot among
drunken fuflougbcd soldiers and the guard
at Seymour, Ind, last night, in which two Of
tie former were killed and several wounded
I. ]. Cram, of Detroit, the eminsnt cnsi-
neer, has written letter to q gentleman in
this city, drawn out BY Mr. Conkling's pam
ph1et4on the subject Of the Northern md
Central Pacific Railroads. He approves the
plan Of extending tho Grand Trunk Railroad
through United States territory on the south
of lakes Huron and Superior to the south
western extremity Of the latter, thence to
the Pacific. He SAYS:
SHOW that the s1avc interest no longer sets its
ogre shape fn direct opposition to al attempts to
develop our great Northwest, it BecmB to me thst
the very present, while tho incubus Is being re-
moved, Is the time when the advocates OF tho
Northern route may step forward with prospect
at least Of fair hearing being vouchsafed, which
vas not the caee while Tho Pacific railroad cxplo-
ratiQns were under the entire management and
aItiul lodging Of one who Was exerting al his In
Guence to construct the rallroad On the extreme
Southern route.n
Mi. Gen. T. J. Wood. whose controversy
with Gen. Rosccrans has occupied the public
mind to some extent, is here. Brig. Gen. Jas.
L. Kiernan lectures on Saturday night for the
benefit OF the Catholic Lbrary. His subject
is sWar Sketches"
The Ohio River is rising fast, and the
weatherwise prophecy 2ood- Navigation
is still suspended by the running ice.. Tho
weather is hovering about freezing point.
CINCINNATI, jan. 21.-9cVcral rebel officers
| RECENTLY escaped, while in transit between
1.onisYiI1e and Camp Chase. Some Of them
have been recaptured.
Largo numbers Of recruits are daily passing
| through the city for the front
Two trains have run through daily from
| Chattanooga to NashVllle-time nineteen
The mortality In the Chattanooga hospitals
I fs obn11t ninety Der week.
, 1864-01-22
PaGcEEplaGs or c0A6REss.
WASHINGTON. JanuRT II. 1851.
aE3 ATF

The report Of the Agricultural Commls,
sfocEr is adyersEto tax Of 20 per cent On
:, leaf t4,bncco. It Was ref:1rcd to the Finance
H. Johnson, Of Nd, spoke on the qucs-
ton Ct the adoption Of the new oath as . rule
In the course OF his remarks he said the
people Of the soCth when the military poTcr
Of the rebellion YVES sutduod would again
coa1e into the Union under TIE Presidents
amnesty proclamation. He opposed placing
the aegro On Rpoliticel equality "a greater
evil to'the s}Ave than tb-the nAstar, and u
political degradation Of the whitss unneces~
The day was fast approaching The power
Of the Government was e-*erted a. It ought
To be-Wheu the military power Of the re-
be11ion Tauld be crushed, and the people Of
the South would show In heart, as well as in
deed, the blessings Of restored Union
it1on Of the oath, arguing that without the A.
6elity required BY this oath, the Constitution
became dead letter. He said thepeople Of
the North were not such fools as: to fight
war like this, sacrificing t,To hundred tbous-
and lives, and then turn around and invite
tlaitors to come back and sit In the councils
OF the nation.
The amendment Of Powell was rejected.
Yeas, 12; nays, &c.
: The senate then adjourned to Monday.
WAaH1saros, Jan. II, 1854
HOUSE. ,
Mr. ROGERS, Of New jersey, opposed the
pendtag resolution contending that estates
could not he forfeited beyond the lifetime of
the offender, and the measure now proposed
Was clearly against the Constitution.
Withont taking the question on the Conflz-
cation bill, the House went into Committee
Of the Whole on tue amendatory Excise law.
An amendment was adopted, taxing all
cotton In tho hands Of manufacturers, here
toiore exempted, two cents PET pound.
out the drawback of two cents per pound, in
Ill cases where the duty imposed By this act
upon the Gotten used In manufactures shall
be satisfactorily shown to have been prcEi-
ously paid.
rs.Brooks, Voorhees,, Harrington and ].
such drawback as bounty to manufacturers
ut the expense Of the agricultural interest
MessIs. Merrill and Dawes replied, show
ing that New England pays Its fair proper
tiou Of taxation on tho products and industry.
: Mr. WASHBURNE, Of Ill said whatever
district in Indiana as to the operation Of rev.
enue laws, there was no complaint In the
loyal district which he (Washburne) repre-
eentcd. His constituents were not only will
ing t6 pay the present tux, hut additional
tax, to crush the rebellion and hang traitors.
The rebellion Is to be crushed aud the States
brought hack, If necessary, BY subIusation.
Mr.. GR1NNEI4L, OF Iowa, in behalf Of the
farmers be represented, favored the encour-
egement Of mQnufactnres.
The Brooks amendment was disag:o to!
An amendment WIS adopted, that all sptr-
itB imported prior to the passage Of the act,
shall pay m additional duty Of so cents per
gallon
The bill as amended was referred to the
House, when it and substitute intended to
be offered BY Mr. STEVENS, Of Pa, were
ordered to be printed, preliminary to anyfnr-
, 1864-01-22
FROM FRANKFORT.
'pecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribl

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
FRANKFORT, Ky. Jan- 81. 1861.
Senator id. r. Buster WIS burned to death
this morning about five O'clock He had
hecn i'll for weeks. He got up to sit by the
fire, md his attendant went out of the room
for medicine, when he returned MI. Busters
clothes were on fire. He died Immediately.
In the Senate to-day, q bill passed restrict
ing the importation Of slaves into this State
One to amend the charter and laws Of the
city Of Covington passed.
Several nominations for Notaries Public
were confirmed.
The hour having arrived for the election Of
United States Senator, amajorfty, after much
discussion and some confusion, determined
to 70 in marches, counter-marches and flank
movements. The minority, under the leader
ship of Gen Whitaker, managed to consume
the time unt1 the hour of adjournment with
out coming to ballot.
In the. House, some local bus}ness Vas
transacted, and on vote being taken the
majority decided to proceed to the election
of Senator. Messrs. Guthrie, Bel, Buckner,
Butler and Burnam were nominated, but a
ballot was postponed on account Of the non-
action of the Senate.
, 1864-01-22

Twas deilrhted on hearing the clear aud full tones
OF your really FIEsT CIAsa Pianos, and congratn-
1ate 1o1 on the progress Jon have 10
OF art. Il. TIEUXTEMP8x ;
, 1864-01-22
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribune.l
CAHo, Jan. 21, 1864.
There has been several arrivals from Mem
phis to-day, bringing dates to the 10th, but
the news is unimportant.
Col. Buscry, Of the I'd Iowa cavalry, came
up On the steamer Glasgow. His COM
mand, seven hundred strong, having re-en-
listed rs veterans, are en- route home On fur
loughs, md will be here in few days.
1t Is reported that Brig. Gen. Veatch is to
be succeeded in the command at post Mem
phis By Gen. Duckland-
Lieut.. Geo. G. Wilcox, late Acting Aid-de-
Caup to Brig, Gen. Hugh Fries, at this post,
has been relieved by order of Gen. Smith
and starts this evening to report to his regi~
ment, the Ssh Illinois.
!. The news from Little Rock Is unimportant.
Everything, is quiet in Arkansas, excep.
that Union men there are decidedly active
, 1864-01-22

P1I1snuRG, Jan. 2.-Tle funeral Of Ste
plen c. Foster, the well known musical CON-
poser, took place this afternoon. The seryi-
ces at Trinity Church were unusually impress
siye, and were attended by large audience,
embracing the musical talent Of the city,
some Of whom participated in the ceremo-
mics. The remains were conveyed to Ale
ghany cemetery, where the last sad rites we're
performed. a splendid brass band was in
attendance and performed two most popular
airs Of the eminent. composer: Come
Folks at Home,n in a manner which impart-
ed q thrilling effect to the solemn eeremo-
nies.
, 1864-01-22
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

especial ulsps&Cu ~ IAo N11~oao AtAo1-@-l
Isp1AxAroL1s, Jan. 2t, 1864.
Since November, Indiana has sent 4 600 re-
cruits to old regiments. While veteran rcgi
ments return to recruit, their places are kept
full by recruits for the old regiments re-
naming.
Lieut. Col. Hays, Of the 21st Indians, has
recruited and sent to the field In the last few
months, 457 men for his regiment Of heavy
artillery now stationed at New Orleans.
The 5Sth New Yolk and 18th Pennsylvania
arrived to-day from the front The hare re-
enlisted as veterans. After being well fed at
the Soldiers Home, they left for their homes.
The 5th Connecticut, re-enlisted veterans,
arrived early this morning, They wero well
and comfortably cared for, and left on the
night train. ~ .: t's -.
The railroads are much obstrncted By the
snow. J., '
Headquarters arc beseiged every day by
ewa1ms Of now recruits for all arms of the
service. -
It1ooks as II armed men spang from the
ground. Next summer will see q glorions
army in the field fighting for tho Union. -. -,
, 1864-01-22

Cincinnati Market
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CNc1S-A11. Jan. =, 1861.
FLorR-Opened firm at $5+s3@59 % for zupernne, bnt
closed wenk under tho news from New York. The
eaes 100 br1s superhne at $5s, and 1000 do do
at $50.
Wu1sKy-Wss Gull aud unsettled aud prices nolni-
nal. No faes-tha news frou, Washington TINT all
hand IS 10 be taxed 4oc gallon had depressing inu
eDce on the market
TEoy1s1oNs-No essential change. The demand
wes quite light and the feeling Ii pork and lard
WAS less tlrr2 under the news ftom New York. The
sales 1000 brls city mess, part At $so51 100
Tbs bulk elees averaging s31bs, at 84c: 1900 Pieces
TO shoulders at Sac. and 50 tres head 1a1d
Xix.
GHA1x-Whcat- There is good demand for Fed at
81 H. but in holders ask from &c to
CT. Hill Is scarce md tho best grades wcu
bring {t57a1.4o White Is nominal at $141D1.t5 10:
the best grades. sale OF 800 bu pEi1as Red At st.
Corn is quiet; new Will bring $1os but IL held from s.
to &c higher. At the upper Sroada
hollcs ask 112c. The sales were SIS
bpshcls old shel1eo At the lower road
at 4115 and 500 do new tar, at the upper, at Stoo
OAts-Thcre IL ir demand ut SIC in bulk, and 9c IN
eack but holders os 1c above these quotations. The
saes were eco bushels to arrive, at &c. and 10 In
elevator, at Sic. Rye-The receipts and offerings are
light. Holders asking $1ts for prime samples but
tuyezs do not willing to pay this rate. There
were no sales made public. Barley-The market un-
changed and We continue to quoke prime to choice
fal1 at $16,@165 and the gradcs OF spring Ut
Al Nt21E.
, 1864-01-22
FROM DES M0INES.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
Dies MoKks. Jan. q. 1861.
There was . resolution introduced in the
Senate to-day by Mr. knall, Of Dubuque, to
commit that.body to the support Of the cop
perhead paper published here, BY the publ
ca.ion of the laws in it. Senator Young, Of
Linn county, peeled the sheet In question,
and tsitorous papers generally. The resolu-
tion was tabled By yote of ten to two. The
two Dubuque Senators only voting for 1t. :.
The Appanoose Democrat, Democratic
paper, has read Byington, Chairmaa Of the
copperhead. State Committee, Dean Claggett,,
and Mr. Duncombe, late candidate for Lieut..
Governor, out Of the party. ~. <; ~
4 party Of capitalists have meeting to.
, 1864-01-22

night, preliminary to starting national bank
here.
The Board Of Control Of tho State Sanitary
Commission is fully attended.
Senator Woo1sou introduced bill to In
vest the permanent school fund Of the State
in Tinted Htntes enrnor hnnds
, 1864-01-22
A Rebel Wall.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 4.-The Mobile Register Of
q late date, indulges in this plain talk :: * In
addition to the aDo, 600 stragglers It is deman-
dei that nine-tenths Of the producers be put
be left alone to clothe and feed IN army. In
other words VIC want everybody to 90 into
IN army already naked, hungry and i'll, uue-
quippcd and nobody to support them
, 1864-01-22
The Chesapeake Piracy

New YoRK, Jan. 21.-The Halifax Journal
says the revenue officers have returned to
tho city from tho trip to the eastward, in
search Of the goods sold from the steamer
chesapeake after her capture. They are said
to hare been very successful in their mission.
SeYenty-five bales Of cotton and schooner
loal of various articles have already reached
tie city, and moro goods are still at Linlen-
burg and BridgeWater for shipment.
, 1864-01-22
FROM THE COAST BLOCK
AIDE.

New YoRK, Jan. 2l-Key West advices
say the rebel steamer Gray Jacket, with 500
bales Of cotton and a quantity Of turpentiue
and rosin, was captured December 31st BY
the gunboat Kennebec, of Mobile. She is
worth nearly $100, coo.
The British schooner Don Jose, from Mas
sau, the bark Roebnck, from Havana, for Mo-
bile, aud the sloop Hancock, were taken
on the Florida coast. AL had valuable car-
goes.
Admiral Farrag4t had reached Key West.
, 1864-01-22

NEwBRs, N. c., Jan. 18.-The whosesale
CONSUMPTION law is creating great consterna-
tfou and excitement in the western portion
Of the State, where preparations are being
which the Southern Confederacy Is openly
repudlated, and favor return to the Union.
, 1864-01-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. q, 1854,
/ shall be at Tie rendezvous, Chicago, to-
morrow; for transaeting regimental business
JOIN A. RRosa
, 1864-01-22
the WAR IN mexico.

NEw YonK, Jan. 21.-Hayana advices con-
firm the flight Of Juarez, and add TINT San
Luis Potosi las occupied On the 24th nltirao,
by Mejia, unopposed. On the eth he Was
attacked By the forces OF the States Of Duran
60 aud Zacatecas. The action lasted four
hours, when the Juaris:s were driven back,
and lost all their artillery, wagons, &C., and
several prisoners.
In the battle Of Marilla, one Juarist General
WINS killed and four wounded They pene-
tratcd to the public square, and were only
driven ont after hard fighting. The Juarists
retreated towards 31arseotio, wheEa they
are reported to have been routed zgain BY the
French.
The Juarist Governor Of Matamoras, Zina,
has bought II, Geo rifles lately from Europe,
said to have been intended for the Confed-
crates.
4 fight took placc at Aiasco. in the valley
Of Mexico, in which the Juarists were de-
featcd by French detachment, with the loss
Of fifty or sixty.
, 1864-01-22


nEOPOSAI& FOP SrRSTrsr
i ENcE STORES.
>, n9.1iss cossas1fesA1T e ov sussrsrzno.,e
ia q ss sSo:f s I E s.
5H IS sroh fef e
nsdeisered IN chlcaxo Is telioTs ), ylz:
1,esso eosads IS: qsai!:y essr Rseon s.d...
$4,000 S s. s sssade s:sa
e 81 s?s IS e:1ss c. in
q nss sossd RssSe
intie.tea OF about 80 o,:sn0 pounds eaoh. TO b..
IN ~ r3Gag aeay35sd @ q koeK e Island, 1T
,oao o. ,isEsts s:.t Rat|s 1a nsa1 liasd
sss a'Ss pa'f be
991e III Ess seSRs5sd md IN good
Se1 II olas2
Barrels fni1 head lined
,oro sissSs s$o5 :teas esk ss.ssas FS1 p4' up ~
ss;STsSgs!y R ii aad ia Eood order H.
isom p51S@e s1i1: p9s uP IN or:,insry barrels.
ax -, NIL head liner.
e. aEasus' Prime Rio co'o' put up
sS s. II { = n !: 4
f9I1 nhSa hfaa 5is9 &iaea =,
Roalioas9FSs RRolio5s 81 e. n... on,tv .,
aas au eiaeee eR & p1ss ee tassas os =;
~ a1'iS5m e. 1xth: The WssSy vinegar -.
onc tS p 81 p2fasa to
ss1na = 5e5S F55S s:!s 5sfSss ~; &
kid and quality Of Vinegar offered. and he
* sssR 2S ts af :aaSsy sly em
Sass Shs5 70 20
ssnt. q water. and to be well dried before S.
hshs vi easYesea @ % sss12s Aae '"''' N a'F0ns'
per Be put nP ID foar ounce papers o. IN
ss 81 ssEns 1sa psadas Ii Boxes
4eoDoo ponnda n1st qualify Kin Dried Corn Mesl or
be Feturppedotg bs de1ered az Roek fsa1e 'e
BaEraeks k u such auaa tities IS The Comalss1rY
Bids vii sisa "a resolved for tne above
r. 10 6 'asiaisa e tssas 'ss
100 gsilons of - good @ Common % Whisky, to be full
800 Esioas q Hsa1 sapssioF sehaa Bourbon Whisky.
On tae iFs nd st q Il 'ss Fsssaa
scpsssto proposaIa in dun41css. ,nnat h, n,1, eo-
eseh artcls ennmerata snai hi,he1s ~ uo .. ns
ioT the who!e o. snT nASs of eseh. Any 0po'o
San pies 81 sli tha artiee1 tha r,rat ha
deiyefed WITH tie prouosais nn ref.rraI "a fnn5e+
Samples Of Corn Nenl. HeAus Penn I2fcs Iit,m;nx
f3rIfs SpRAr SAT- nnd bennrr rn1,st IN, n nre.
Of cazd 6oard or I'M fal1y iabeed spd not In plncr
nafctls ''' ''>~HS' .1 N~' AA F@r~>
ssmpies Of vlnega. and Whisky saou1h no:.s1eaas
ApTinted copy Of this advertisement naust-be as:
speeine IN complying precisely win iii it, terms
No bids will bo received unless trom parties known
to he undcrssned) Without = written gparsn:e, nf
two responsible uauaes ~ follows, viz:
ave the undersigned hereby guarantee that sboud
e any part Of the aoove bld be accepied IL shall
conditions Also that wIitten conff1ct wifi bo1Is
to the apoount nr one-1nrh tina Yn1a of the etorPN
prouosed to be- fnrnished sha / he s.tcutssl Il ~
1pjfcd''
The sellers name place of business and the ,te OF
nuYthasr a. vii "a Ike nsme nf ennfrnes vii, sos1
taTc and lei Weighs md shipping msrEg TO Be here
after dt9irI nted musr BE- nfafnly markcd oa every
, 1864-01-22
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibnne.1

MILWAUKEE, Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tf1bnne.l
MILWAUKEE. JAM u, 1ls4.
Wu1Ar-Eecclpts. 25,eG7 bu. Declined 1c, gales Of
Il, COO bu ut 81 1Bx; s,'co bn at s117h..
oATs-Dul1; sales !, 600 bu In store At 59Ac.
Corx-stcady sales Of 100 hu naw shelled, deliver.
cd, at Sc.
BAr1Er-Advencfng: sales Of 81 bags No. j, dellv.
cred. 1t s1!sk; 50 bugs do ut 31ss; . bags prime
ut $12S-
At Kcwhan House, mnfket very dull No. offered
ut $1.171; 5000 ba sold ut S1.17.
pEoy1s1oSa-steadY; sales 100 tcs prime leaf lnr at
1aXc; 80 lfy sated shoulders at 6kc 100 pkgs No.
lard at 1l&c.
DRESSED Hoos-Receipt., a,1si head Market quiet
and downward. 6a1es a61 1T $6fa@76o, dividing On
, 1864-01-22
The War In Suu Domingo.

NEW Yo1K, jan. 3t-Adyiccs, from San
Domingo report this advance Of General
!. .Gardlara to Maynguda, and a victory over
tho Dop1infcans By Santanna-
;: 4 Spanish war steamer had captured two
uomi1IcapR. .:,.|>. 49,.
, 1864-01-22
MARYLAND LEGISLATION

BALTIMORE, jan. 2o-The proceedings in
the Legislature of to-day, In both houses,
were favorable to the immediate cmancipa-
tion scheme.
. 4 motion to postpone the election Of dele
cates to the convention, WAS voted down.
, 1864-01-22
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 21--The bark Smir-
n1st1 has arrived at Boston.
4 letter from GuaJguatan. dated 9th inst,
contradicts Mexican news received FROM Ha-
gnna via overland telegraph. 1T states tlat tic
French, numbering 5000, under Baziue, oc-
cupied Lapatlfn on the 4th of January with
ont opposition. The people kept quiet,
many wealthy Mexicans having left previ-
ously.
Ufaga,, with 5000 aIedcans, was prepared
to make stand in the mountain ded1es lead
Ing to Bol1ma, 1t was thought that Bazine
would not adyance toward Corlina, but in
stead would open his way to some Pacific
port the latter being the most Important
Undertaking, considering his distance from
Vera Cruz and the impracticabi1ity Of getting
supplies thence.
Should the reports be confirmed that Mira
mon has been beaten at Ca1layn, and that Diaz
bad driven the French from Orfzaba, the re-
suit Of Bazino's campaign will be problem
atical.
President Juarez was at Lacitas, where
Doblado had assembled large army, and
there the French are destined to meet more
resolute defense than elsewhere west Of the
City Of Mexico. ..
The traitor General Megia, called by Me2i-
cans the murderer Of Comonfort, had occu-
pied San Luis Potosi
Negrite, In endeavoring to recapture 1t,
was dfsastrously deleated.
, 1864-01-22

The Gold Market.
NEW YORK., January M,--Gold closed at
1sr1<
, 1864-01-22
, Steamer AErouEd.'

New YoBk; Jan. aL-Tho slip Ghribaldi,;
which sailed from this port last. evening for
San Francisco, Il reported aground near the
8 outhWest spit Of Sandy Hook. :..%; I:
, 1864-01-22

New York Money Maxkef-g1.
MosKy-Mo1ey market active and, quttr stringent.
6T1rl11G E1CuAzoE-Dull and decld-d1y lower At
GoID-Dull and lower. Opening ut 5zH, declining
to s., and closinT frm at 15!K.
GOFEEENENT SToCK8-FlEm. u - ID II coupons
1H4 ;.72os 10GA. =. -
e. + 199 G. & e. l1s4; C 6 P. IL; Enc pfd. 1n1H
Huds. isSH: NJ G. ISL. Vi. 8. SIX: M G. scrip, l:s5
ea9Mtng Meg; 5sx 551sx 1m MSfl oe' esH; Ese
, 1864-01-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS CONGRESSIONAL
lind MILITARY.
Discussions ON ReVe-
TlEIe kaatters.
WH1T THE SECOND AUDITOR
SAYS OF BACK PAY And
PENSIONS.
The Government Securities--The
5-20's Closed.
The Great B.. r. Strike
On the P. IT. ". &
G. r. r.
INTERESTING FR0na PITTS
BURG AND VALPARAISO,
lkD'AHA.
Michigan Copperhead.s
Dare Not Trust tho
Copperheads.
How They Rally Round the
Flag" in Indiana.
'E!ovEMEHTs FOR saR. LsAeolH's
NcEatEATI3M III XlScDRSiS
AID IOWA.
Serious Defeats Of Jaurez'
Army in Mexico.
BOLD WORDS AGAINST ]. D. In
NORTH CAROLINA.
a Richmond Rumor Proves
, 1864-01-22
4bitago @ribnne.
FRIDAY, :MxuKY q, 1864.


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"".1 =" a4aNt.' law ''1he4 ea1'e "-4o e"o
3eoeanon ao' common 'on'
IN 1ne second Pase VIC give large budget
oi washington special dispatches that came
10 hand at TOO Late an hour Tor our last issue,
which contain scathing and tremendous
1'resenfmcnt against Schofleld -
In the Michigan Legislature the Copper
heads to man oppose allowing the soldiers
to vote 1t is astonishing how "constitu-
1ional' these fellows become when they
seek 10 Hammel loyalty and hold back the
progress OF The Var. Why don't we henr
soMetn1hg no"'a-days about the number Of
ueinocfate' That have gone to the WARP
Atspr1nghcld, yesterday, our gallant Chi
caeo ohcer, COL John Mason Loomis, Of tho
s"1n, nas1ng leo MS noble boys In shining
track through some Of the best fought bat
Lies OF thc Southwest, came back to veter-
sn lenus@'ous 4n t'1s e'a'e, Receiving gioF7-
oua w.. anu uc1e.'eo Iecel't1on' uoe' 1ates
l'a''S IN, a'e''1 enalaclel1sl'e speeca 70 Which
~, 1+oonie 'eeponueu' A"e poss VI Tue
~" na'1as te-ci.4'eteo, ale tutned loose
@oons @oc4' tf'enos lo1 .n11'5 aa98' ana well
Oo tAct AcocIfG AucIf luIl0HHu. DueceS5 ana
o" 80, ero.y ~ 'Ae ss4ant 1"eas5-oi1tn-
, 1864-01-22

sfnu do5aafs tho Entire Nst;Froats
OF my RetNE Dry Goods Sales oF Satur-
day, the 22E inst, to Hscdy sssdssr.,
Families
, 1864-01-22

The coppczhead caucus met last night. Mr.
naweon In the chair. 1t was resolved to
appoint committee Of one from each State