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United STATES. Although the crew are cne-
mics Of the United States. and
as they contend enemies Of the human
race yet, tbcse offenders were, nevertheless,
unlawfully brought into T." - ot this
Government, and. ther -. ri s.G.a not
lawfully be subj2c:e ed here to the punishment
which they haye deserved, nor could they.
being enemies, be allowed to enjoy the pro-
lection Of the United States. They will,
therefore, be set at liberty, to seek refug.
wherever they may find it, with the hazard
Of recapture when beyond the Jurisdiction OF
this Government
o1s,,s H. s9'j5s will s be
WAsn1kGToN. Friday, Dec 3o.-The sub
scriptions to the $50 loan for the last three
days, as reported 10 the Treasury Depart
mcnt, amount to $50, 900, and TO the 1910
loan for The aamc period, 81, 500, 900. OF the
Inter about Sc, ,Oo, ,oo0 remain unsnbscribed
for.
Among those who have m ysteriously disap-
peared Of late, and about whom much solicf-
tude is expressed bY tie NAVY Department.,
are Acting Masters Mai Y. Il. kitchings
and Acting Assistant Engineer Il. J. Stevens.
The WoT|ds Washington special says: "a
delegation from Kentucky had m interview
with the President to~day relative to the ar
1t is believed that they will succeed in their
mission, though not Gmmed;otely.'
There ia information from City Polut that
heavy firing was Kept up during "Wednesday
diminishing along our lines Immediately In
front Of Petersburg. Several casualties are
reported. There Was considerable firing In
Fl ont Of Richmond on Wednesday afternoon,
along the line Of the rear picket guard. Re-
cent mancuyres in the rebel lines iudicate m
usual commotion along them, but nothing is
known respecting its cause. It is thought
that Lee has been sending reinforccments to-
wards 1ynchburg to oppose SheFiaan's nd
vance, and likewise to Wilmington to
prevent the landing of the expedition against
that city. One hundred and fifty prisoners
took The oath at City Point on Tuesday, and
were cent North. Since then but few have
been received within Cur lines, as the present
condition of the eneMy's forces Is not favor
able 10 their escaping.
4 rebel descrter, who came in a few days
ago, declares that the state Of ada1rs in the
rebel lines indicates early offensive operations
in some district, the nature Of which Is I'M
known. The men are told that Gen. Lee ia
about attempting the inltiatory Of project
Gen. Butler returned to bis headquarters
on the james River, on Wednesday. He
left the land forces Of tho Wilmington expe-
dition under Gen. Weitzel.
The Con.nlerekars Washington special says
the prisoners captured at Fort Fisher have
arrived in that city. Many of them are mere
boys.
Doubts are expressed lest Mr.. Fessenden
will extend the time for closing the Issue -o1
the 10-40 loan beyond Jan. 7th.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. 30.-Hou. An
son s. Miller, one Of the Presidential Electors
Of Illinois and messenger Of the Electoral
Dental vote Of that State.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. 3o.-There is no
probability of the discontinuance Of the bonn,
bardnent Of the forts defending Wilmington
By Porter, unless ordered bY the Government.
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MIN a1hcr1istHfl.ts.
PI. NE A p P l. E
1tF a9ER.
Dr., Tablets Concentrated
MEDICAL PINEAPPLE CIDER
Isa Preventative Of Sickness.
Is 4 Preventative of Sickness


ta a.xncrt~,rr that ~, 1nlbo. faa had for tho tnsp
txnfS A.. VIZ, cnx1nceI hin thst it Il ti;11 tps
sr hst ID fticr oiered ,hat wfI, nrnyent
XIX ~r+r cnr,rd Ia n Tn,hn.% Te ,rnted Pfsa-
.,n,a .ne a. ftfe- III t,rstxrr, mr. n,i r,sssrs
a3p'e ~1osA' y. 7-.-1 ~ ~. =.
OLD AND YOUNG
ts nct uew to the ncctot ont Il - enst5f1 oe@ 70
tbs public the q1aft oktie WI tase ven person
year tbs y ratat1 new n1oae atoscter6s; ndfet-
thress HWli1
SAVE H5Fx,F.Yn<2
-
from being sick II not batter 10 three dollar
I yesr t. keep trcm being mex. than 10 p4y ten cr
twenty col IN doctor b H. AbA Nrcr Tor
the pftI1nf AMI IN nrpus er1encr OF belux SICK?
10 prevent sickness, use ss iotloxs:
Ado one te;,-{boa:ut ut Medic tea Pineapple Cider
tn tur,b1-r fco: water and !:inE the fEss thing
you rise In the morning. anu The $At before ytu
retire NJ n'eht
1t NIL increase the strength aa1 Give
r.cnt1 srn a<,-Evnv
A"~AA @>SD
70 Is ss New rork merchant Who has .ae
,ntropgn stla, e. '9e .a M @ 9 ~ +; az
NINTH At he rss irt.i II continue, it, use ~ ab1yo
ISectc and nis it very beneficial; saJs it his prov
Gu an en'"e -
ff<hs HH'As1 ~ sA~F>-se
in h,s e,se, Also. another well suown gentleman in
New SorE has use the Medic .ted Clier fIf
ten hnt has been sl%X pnt daY 4urltx II &
, 1864-12-31

The very valuable and volumlnous collcc-
lions and compilations by our reporters oi
matters pertaining to the growth, progress
and history Of Chicago for 1864, comprising
the most valuable aud comprehensive col1ec-
tion oflocal Statistics ever given to our read
crs, is unavoiaahly deferred until Tomorrow
>1y the great length Of our Commercial Re-
view in the present ISSUE It will be citing
accompaniment to the other, and both will
constitute mass of most valuable informa-
ton to be sent abroad By those interested in
The 1rosperitY Of Chic1rQ.
, 1864-12-31

Il Steamer Lost at Sca-Ooe Hundred
and Ninety. Segen Lives L08t-Slxty.
Two SaTed--List Of the Rescued.

NEW TonK, Dec. S0.-Thc steamer Arago
arrived last night with Captain Narshman
and forty-sesen persons of the steamer North
America, from New Orleans on the IGth,
touudercd at sen. She had two hundred sick
soldiers, twelve cabin passengers, aEd q crew
Of fforty-four men. sixty-two persons were
Enyed, and one hundred and ninety-seven
lost.
LATER. -
Tie North American left New Orleans Dec.
10th, with 203 sick soldiers, II cabin passen-
gers and crew Of a. men. She sprunk leak
On the I'd, and at 2 p. N. spoke barque Mary
E. Libby, which promised to stay and receive
everybody aboard. II necessary. At $50 the
Hater put The fires ont. The boats Wero got
with the Chief Engineer and all the Lady pas
sepgefs. Six boatloads were got aboard, but
the seventh boat, which left at dark with
Pursar Petit and eight men, are supposed to
be lost, as they never reached the barque.
The eighth and last boat, with the Captain,
first and second officers and eight men, left
the North America at 7:S0 p. m The boats
were hoisted aboard Of the barqne at Q p. H.,
it being impossible to return to the steamer
thatnight. She then made sail and proceeded
toward the steamer, mhose lights were all in
sight, distant about sixfml}es. About ! a. N.
Tie NEQt6 disappeared 9QQuenlY, ana u u
supposed she sunk. At daylight nothing was
in sight except water caslz- The barque
made sal} and crnisea ali around until noon,
when she proceeded on her course. Sixty two
persons were saved and 197 lost. Among the.
lost were Col. Saunders and 1t. Col. Howe.
The following are the names Of the saved
brought here by the Arago:
Mrs. c. Ra1som, Of the Sanitary Commission;
Mies Millle Fowler, Mics Mary Ge1ry, Mrs. John
Smith, Miss Jane Welsh. stewardess; Capt. J. ".
Mag1ath, 18th U, S. cavalry, hospital steward; G.
T. Wilson, y army @asts,s sa,:q mate; as " IL
New York cavalry; Ghas. r. Fowler. B, 1lth N.
\. cayalry; Bailey Scarr, i, 11th cavalry: John
Icy, NJ. j. Brown, l. I'd n. I, vol. cavalry: John
Shepard, ], I'd n. Y. vol. cavalry Frances Emian,
signal corps U; S. Army; chas. 2 Wilcox, mnsi
Connecticut; sergt. E. Van Geeson, n, 1sth NJ
Partial 1iet Of the lost-Nnlie Osborn. E, nth
Y. cav.; G.. II. Hill, 11th II. Y.cay. Jos Packard
B, 11th n. Y. cav. j.; Chas. J. S1inhart4 11th n. Y
cavalry; Allen Parker 14th n. Y. cavalry
Sasor Ennis. !, ID III. cav.t died Dec 21st; John
Me1om, I, 1slh n; !. eas-;, Wm. y: olliEer, II,
Me9sfg Z l1,h r. 4 saT.; ches+ ss ppPeome:
Chas. King, D, 11th N. 7: cav; Daniel Iarrow, 1:
ID n y. cav Henry Hawkins, l. do; Danl
Peck, L, do; .;-B Burnett A, do; Lascfle Lafo1-
tain, I, do; Henry Miles, 7, do. Frank Sargent,
y, d.; Corr; Eoll, +, de-; - Il Isupdea, + IN
II. u. Clark, MASTER Mate, i. $. II: - Fisk,
% r. !; cav: Corp. Nay, d.; Ray Whlason, z,
Bloetz, D, 18th y. Y. cav.
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QlllfaQf5 Ur1bnnc.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1854.


On the second and third pages OF to-day's
TRIBUNE will he found review Of the
Trade and Commerce Of Chicago for 1864,
containing full and nccurnte statistical tables
Of receipts, shipments, and prices Of nearly
every important article of trade. It Is just
such document as every citizen should
send to his friends. Extra copies may be had
at the Office Of the Tl1BCEE.
, 1864-12-31

New YoRK, Fridny, Dec. so.-Preparations
are making to pay suitable honors to the
be conveyed to the Mayors room, and there
Lie in state. The funeral obsequ3es will take
place tomorrow. The funeral cortege, CON-
p1ising the military and an imposing clric
, 1864-12-31

BUFFALO, Dec. 30.-A severe anow storm
commenced late last night, and continued
this forenoon. A high wind prevails, causing
the trains.
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procession. will more to New Jersey, md the
body will be delivered to the authorities OF
that State. 4 salute will be fred and the
Tags On the Government buildings there. and
also.1he flags Of this city, will be suspended
at half mast.
, 1864-12-31

CASUALTIES OF 1864.
Below we present in tabular form the casu-
:,lties during the year By railroads, steam
boats and explosions in the Northern States
EtnaYn In
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Trouble Among the Tra1tors-Rnm-
blfngB Among the bs-Southern
News Of the War.
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from NASHTIhI-E.

Later from the En&t Tennessee Opera.
4funk-Ecll.- Stone1nnnss Great 1fn4d
--Adv1cex from Thonnss Front
HOOD STILL Trying to Escape
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EOTEIXU NV
The Herald's London letter says the block
ade runners are making SO many losses that
some Of them propose selling their ships and
quitting business. The cause Of the loss is,
JEFF. Davis requires half Of all the cazgoes to
be On rebel government account, which great
ly reduces the profits. The shutting up In
Fort Warren Of captured blockade runners is
another reason for a}nrm.
Sherman's movements are exciting interest
in Prussinn military circles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-11

Resolved. That in the future In the past, will
adhere with answering fidelity 10 the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation Of our strength
security aud happiness az people and as framework
ofgovenmen equally conducive TO the welfare and pres
pery Of all the States both Northern and southern
Resolved That this Convention does plcitiv decl
ne o the American people that after four
of failure restore the Union by the experiment IL wa
during which, under the pretsnse Of military necessity
itself has been dsregared In every psrt and public b
erty aud private right alike rodden down. snd the
rial prosperity ofthe country essentially impaired nstice
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation of hoStlities
with view 10 an ultimate convention Of the States, or
other peaeeahe MEANS the end that at the earliest
practicable moment peace be restored on the basis
OF the Federal Union Of the States
Resolved That the direct interference ef the military
held In kentuey, Mary land. Missouri and Delaware was
shameful violation If the Constitution, and repetition
Of such acts in the approaching election will be held a.
revolutionary and resisted with all the means and power
under control.
Resolved That the aim and object Of the Democratic
party preserve Federal Union and rights Of
the unmpaired and they hereby declare that they
consider IA At the administrative usurpatiou OF extraord
nary and dangerous powers not granted by the Con>u
lion the subverson Of the civil by military Law in States
not in insurrecon the arbitrary military arrest, mpriS
onuen trial and of American citizens in States,
where civil law exists in fal force fhe suppression ~
freedom Of speech anil of The press the denial 81 the
right asylum the open and avowed disregard Of State
rights the employment Of unusual test oaths, and the
interference with and denial II the right of the people
bear IN their Defense u calculated 10 prevent
restoration OF the Union and the perpetuation ~ ks
Government deriving it, just powers from the consent ~
the governed.
Resolved That he shameful disregard Of the Admins
tration TO It. duty IN respect 10 fellow citizens wto
now are and long have been prisoners OF in suf
ferng condition, deserves the severet reprooston or
the alike Of public policy aud common humanity.
Resolved That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
is heartily earnestly extended the sodiery of
and sailors of navy who are and have been In
the field and sea- under the flag of their country.
and the of its attaining power, they will receive
all the care, protection and regard that the brave sol
ders aud sailors If the republic have noby earn ed
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First District WILLIAM r. NlBLACK.
Second District-NICHAEI.C C. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth District-GEORGE BERRY
Finh District-JAMES BROWN.
Sixth District-J0HN LOVE.
Seventh Distriet-DANIEL W. VOORHEES,.
Eighth District-JAMES +. HARNEY.
Ninth District-DAviD TURPIE.
Tenth District-JOSEPH X. EDGERTOS.
Eleventh District-JANES +. MCDOWELL.
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CAMPAIGN DOCU MENTS FOR 1864.


FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE il answer % Gov. o.
HoKToSs erronsous statements to the Republican state
Convention, February -, l-t3. Prepared and pub
shed by order Of thc Democratic State Central Com
mltfee.
This is mastery and eonplete refntAton Of The
aissiaiements and false reasoning contained ia Gov
Gortons speech, and should be placed M the hands OF
every voter in the state that the people may Judge
themselves correctly and integenfly, the issues
raised by His Exeelency The Facts contain TwKNTI
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THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
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This is pronounced 10 be Of the sblest and most
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iEN. McCLELLAN's REPoRT.-A suosanc; aud Con-
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The Virginia, PeninsuIar, and Maryland Campaigns
How the Army Of the Potomac Fought, and how il.
Sacrifices rewarded in washington-Gen. NeCiei-
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o. per hundred.
THE WAR POWER or TIE PRESIDENT. Important
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Address
ELDER. HARKNESS 4 BINGHAM,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
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National Democratic Platform
of 1864.

The UNIoN-TnE srITeTIoS-PrACI-PUr
Lie LIBERrY-PRIvATE RIeHTs-FRKE ELro
TIoSs-A FREE PREss-FREE SrEEoH-TRIAL
BY JuRY-THE RIeHT or AsrLus-JrsrIcE TO
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NOTICE..
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

IL. persons indebed the Sinking Fund are hereby
N notified that all lands nortg aged TO said fund and
which interest has not been paid in advance for the
present year. will be advertised for sixty days previous
TO and offered at public eslc the second Tuesday IN
December next.
BY order Of the Board ofCcmrlis orers.
Y. II TALBOT. Presdent.
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first District-sILAs N. H0TEoaB. Of Gfbso,.
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Second Distrct--ELIJAH NEWLAND, VI Floyd.
Contingent-JAs A. GH0RMLEN, Of W ashingtoa.
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HKADQr ARTERs Army PoT0GAc.F
October .. Z. NJ
The 9TH and 9.h corps advanced their line yes
terday some half mile YESTERDAY, driving the
enemy's skirmishers into their breastworks
The movement was 10 fee this part of the
rebel lines said to have been weakened TO
strengthen his force elsewhere
We hold the ground gained
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-11
GRAY a. WILLIAMS.
Washington. City, ID. G.

A TToRSEYs At LAW AND SOLICITORS or
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aoofs = he National Hotel viii prosecute eli u.
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ing Claims q every description connected with Mill
tAry and Naval Service attended 10 vh prsmpness and
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Stocks twenty per cent u will be that
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MEDICAL.
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