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VOLUME XVII.

pewsy EoW do they speculate on it: We
ere in The dark aud want light on this sub-
ject- We have number Of correspondents
In the different armies, md had supposed
tlcy forwarded to the TRIBUNE the uucvs
they picked up" Wenever heard and never
suspected that they sold it to anybody or
spcculatcd on 1t, nor Go We believe that the
assertion IS true, But the General makes
another charges e:-That the correspondents
arc mora "used to bolstezing up Idle and
worthless officers, than to notice the hardi
working and me1itorious ones" To this al
lcgation ne reply:
Let. That Notwithstanding bis extreme
churlish treatment Of the correspondents,
they generally accord to him 1lrge share Of
favorable "notices.''
I'd. The lions e!.are Of the conpli nent.ry
notices in the Army of the Cumberland since
Gen Sherman joined it, has been bestowed
on Hooker, Palmer, Log.n, McPhersoo,
Howard, Gchotield and their division md
brigade commanders. Surely these are not
the men that he calls "idle and worthlesa-' ~
2d. 1t Is only through the correspondents
that the gallant deeds OF regiments and the
tercEn Of officers and men are cyer "re-
ported" to tbciA-4''e, whose praise the army
cstte1ns above all things earthly, because
it comes from the people and belongs to
them. The correspondents have made put
lie curing tlis war, tens Of thousands
Of leroic acts Of soldiers and sub
ordinate officers, which but for them, ncrer
would have. becn ctronscled or known
deeds thlt make large circles Of friends hap
pr and proud, that deepen patriotism, I'LL the
ranks with fresh men nnd cau5e emulation
and effort to eclipse item Gen. Sherman
b1lndly orcrlooks all these thlngs. It may
be true that unworthy officers occasionally
get ''puff," hut that furnishes no good rea.
kon why the worthy and dcserying should be
lcf. in otscaiity and neglect, as they oil
would be II his exclusion Of the rcporte
should IriyaiL.
No other commander feels 50 hostile Or ex,
hiblts euch aerimony to the representatives
Of the press IS Gen Sherman. Gen GRAM
never acted SO; nor did Hooker, Burnside
Mcclellan, Rosecrans, Bante, Butler, Ere
mort, nor any otEer lead Of anr army 0,
department, except Gen EallccL, who's.
feelings towards the press arc cordially re-
clp-o:ated. Gin. Sherman Viii live to sc:
lis error, and change his frejrdiccd opinion
Of the correspondents Of the America,
ptcse.
, 1864-05-23

worapED, NOT ARRIVED uERE.
K1Ep.hajor m; IN; Parsons, ID in rst days fight
Major ?: Pnrnmez, 9th, :"
esPt: Kellogg, (.epertcd} 9Th, in frat days fight.
Capt Newman, 7th, fret dsy's tgbt.
Capt Stont, 4, 9Th.
Lcrt. Miller, q, 9Th.
TousDgD.-Cept G " Gibson, c, Il, gone home
en- thirty days fnr!oush.
L.ert Y 4 Jameson, D, I'd, gone home on thirty
Lieut. Alir:ed Lc.fkc, a, ID, at fredericksburg.
Capt ceorge Eissel, II. 9TH lost left and Is at
Fredericksburg.
cEpt j q Cook, 7, stf, morts,ly wounded, and at
CAPT acorgs Hilton, q. 9Th, mortally wounded,
and at Frederickeburg.
Capt Sanuel White, D, 9Th, MORALLY wounded,
and 1t Fredericksburg.
L,cct L P Niles, E, 9Th, severely in the breast.
Capt III G Hobart, b, Tth, slightly.
Lieut. VIM " Wnlrath, I. It'll, slightly.
1iect Col Jno Mansfield, I'd, severely wounded,
and prisoner.
Cart spcerry, X, %, aey.zel7 wou .ded, aud .
Co.uncs Drsrg. Of the 9Th, and Robinson, OF tho
stn, wtle saIe On Thursday last.
I be old 5th regiment has a1ain covered herself
w'th glory. 1t has sixty mnBkets left ont OF over
lit 61ncred. They havc been trrtIbly eat up, but
rever ti;nehef. Captain George Elssell, al:or his
artc Was shattered wred and clecrcd hi5 soldiers
en-, telling them 10 give the rebels HI. Tho old
Iron Esig1dc has done Its cuti and has but few
sorrd men LETT 4 large number Of our wounded
ere still at Tiedrickshcrg Most OF the slightly
weuIdcd arc bescg transferred North, and fur.
lorg!:cd.
Military Agent for Wisconsin.
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HLLyD.
SflaB Benton, private Co E.
Ehsha Car, "
EouNDEp.
Henry Igra, private Co ].
Geo. Sanhsrecr, private Co I.
Alexander Cues, - " l.
Jacob Pett1john, IS .1G
Heery frnuk, !. e.


Nxw YonK, Mar sc-The steamer Ametlee,
from Southampton HAY 11tb. arrived This morning.
The following items Weru noL covered bT a3Fices
by tie Peruvian:
In Ihe House Of Lords Earl Rus7el! sisted that
the conference had agreed 10 ! suspension pt hos
ti}itcs fro,n one month from the 18th on condition
that the blockade Of the German ports should be
Parliament adjourned on the 18Th.
The Bank OF france 1alecd Its rate of discount
to 6per cent.
vere tad}y beaten, one frirate WAS In l1mes. The
Danes IRE anchored behind Sand Islands. Fifteen
Swedieh and Norwegian war Fesssls assembled or
he 5th OF Gutenberg, under Prince Asear.
Gatihalti sr1iyed at Ca1reta On tie 9th.
The Danifn naval SUCCESS and suspension OF hos.
t1liticz was received In London with animation.
The Arst.ians pnsaged ualBin Handlers ari
otEef places In Jut.Ent.
, 1864-05-23
S-kefGTEAR FROM GENERAL
EAERFLAfS.
Eze IL willing TINT his Officers and
MEN shall Write Letters but Is ops
noecd to Newspaper Correspondence =
7!nDorArTERs MrL1rAET DEv. or TEE ettss1s-

II1LpocA1.TERs NrL1rAHT DIR. Or TEE TIss1@
slrri, KINGSTON, Ga., May ~. !.
Iuasmuch as IN impression l. atiost 1ns5 tae
Cour.s1dtne General has prohibited nc maAs 70
aud 1om lie army, he takes this method Of As5uf-
Inc I'll otIicnrs End Ecn that, on the contrsrs ne
cncou1a.ce thc1a, bJ III his lntlnsace nEd antnofi-
f.. 70 keep ur 1he most an5sseeo Rbsnixn1 thsT
nay tc, army corps and division commanosfe
saor1d perfect the Arrangements to receive ano
transmit MULE; Aod AZ caspi.i9f: stan ,a hc sai.
dicss III cuza1aIuicatius viii lheir 'aoa4lc4.
Nhst The Connsntiuc General Go1a discourage
take musle. and fight, but Who follow 10 atny
to rick up pcwC ftr ealt, bi'ccaiat1nc On sesles
c, Information which II oaaScrous 70 the array ana
TO our causc, eh, who arc More p1ed to bolster Up
iGle aud wu1tults. oicers thap to notice the hard
working ard mcritocioas, whose 1oodeety u gene.
ray t.ual u thelr Courage. and who seorn 10 see1
t'f si:ned a:.s5{ o' 'he pFeeS sur.u4x, Ms,. Gen
The alo,c c'rruias tlen sherman has pa1iished
to bis army, and ,ou lave his authority Tor pno-
ltshtng It.
Ger. Sherman has = chronic dislike OF
army correspondents amounting almost to
monoman!a, prejudice which hds army does
not partale Of nor s:mpeshisc with Repos-
ters, men Of respectable department are
a1ways welcome and well troatcd by the Off
GERS ind 1ncn. They ire recognized as the
medium OF communication between tbs
army and tic people. The correspondents
have becn aptly callcd the eyes Of the peo-
1,le, for 1t is through them tie people see the
performance Of the army. But for tue neys.
parcr reyortcrr, precious little of. tue dojncx
Q: the army Il ould ever become known, On,
Gers and soldiers are not allowed to write
letters for publication. The letters which
Ger. Sherman authorizes them to send home
will be read bY hut few; and private sol.
, 1864-05-23

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tri5unc.l
CEcIsHArr, May Il.
The Monitor Oneta, was launched here from
Eilce' works to-day, and Is now lying alongside
her counterpart, tho catawba. in the river. These
are ocean Mentors Of the most formidable charac-
ter.
Tho Union Convention Of tho Congressional
districts Of this county, for the nomination Of dc'
esates to the Baltimore Convention, came OF this
morning. B. F. rcyoy and II. Jacobs, were noHi'
mated in the 1st district, and NJ. P. Gadds and s.
F, Carey, In the second.
, 1864-05-23
Mhtcngo Grlh1111t.
:-sHE6 TO THE SrE1NGS&Ai1'o
CONVENTION.

NC are authorized to state that the chi
caco, Alton and st. Louts Galway will issue
tickets for the roucd trip, to delegates to the
Springfield Union Convention, to be held on
"Wednesday next, Mt oae fare and oae-hfth-
r. I'll eight collars and twenty live cents-on
II he :rirs from Sunday to Tuesday even
;.r. Excursion tickets for the round trip
~:ao wish to rttend the Convention, on Tues-
::
, 1864-05-23

NEW YORK, May al.-The telegraph operators oil
the independent line, who were sent to Fort Latay-
etc on "Wednesday night, were this morning taken
trcn the fort to Gen. Dix's headquarters and ex-
amined, when athdarits wt1c lnade 10 the effect
that they knew nothing Of the forged proclamation,
EIwjFolK May .1.-Auother Brooklyn reporter,
named F. 4. Madison. has been arrested In cou-
necticn with the authorship OF the oosus procla-
nation. He was employed as a williamsburg re-
porter for various papers. lie Is changed with wr
ling manifold the copies Of the pretended procta-
maticn which Howard had drawn. It Il alleged that
he received draft Of the proclamation from low
ard, with request to see that copes were deliver
cd ut the newspaper Offices in this city.
New YonK. Nay 21..The order enspending tho
New York tIGr:d and the journal Of E5x7n.e7Ie has
btcn revoked. The Offices ere now open, and tho
pcre1s will be published Us usua1 On Monday.
, 1864-05-23

WAsH1SGzos, May IT, 1864.
SENATE.
B.r. LANE, OF Kansas, presented the credentials
Of Mr. F1shbcck, Senator elect from AtE1nsas IN
place 0t Sebastian.
Er. CONNESS moved thut the credentials he &C.
ier1cd to the Co1rmittrc on Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr. LANE, OF Kansas, tho constG-
Grafton o! the motion Of Mr. Conncss Was post
Ioned Entil Monday.
The Paclnc Railroad bill was taken up and de-
bated ut length.
Adjourned
, 1864-05-23

military and Congressional MATTERS.
Especial DIepatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsu1SoEoa. Asy g, 1881.
MILITARY
Brig. Gen. andrew Porter, resently mustered
ont ofecrricc US BEigtfier, has resssued his pofi
t.ea ne Colonel In the regular E1ny.
mirAny JUSTICE.
The fizt7 ci:i<era of ofF1etcsicssburg, retained as
for eix,y OF our wounded soldiers eent to
Rlchuord trc1u that place by c.vi1ians, arrived
tcroto-dsy ard were committed 10 the Old Capitol
Prison.
WHAT ErgT gg DONE.
Senator Morgan will Introduce bill tomorrow
npttllue tue SEQ clause. Tie lispos!t,ou Of Con-
e7eas il no- strongly in faro7 oi repeal than when
tie Gae1t.cn -7ss Last voted upon.
Tie t.1 on banks reported by the Senate Fl.
psnet Committee ss a. a1lcnEnscnt to the Internal
ncrerue bill Is Is follows: Cro-half Of one per
cent each half year on the sreEese amount Of notes
in circulation, onc~lEarter Of one per cent each
bali yecr On TIC average amouut Of deposita, and
cpe-suar4r Of one per cent the other half year on
tie average amount Of capital stock beyond the
an our1 tnyceted In United States bonds This
scaIe ~ TIE sa,ac that adopted by the Senate IS
an amendment to the National Currency bill.
The Stiilte LES spent lEtce days 1pon tho Pacific
Eailroal It'll, And made about dlsy amendments.
ssre1pl Senators have indicated purpose to offer
.aree ncfahes Hose' very lc" ssoatoss c t!s-
l1g 1t IsreuE2l attention. II las BEEN materially
changed. It ,s ordered TO reprint, 80 that 1nen-
ttr6 my sce ao's - III" H'ance' 12@' ot1ns' "''
| the Eoor fcr Monday.
a naval supply bill aud the t.x bill will probably
| BE- taken Up On Tuesday. as the Finance Commit
tee desire to know whether the Railroad bill il fn
| Is1leG or net.
| NAsr1Sa1oE. May .1.--Ths Ihft tays: Private
a. u ~ H., .ns u o.Us1isr tban as
es .,na h.t'I aA'"s oes" eSe"''s 'ee'esu ~ LII
ent naatss: ,,,. NJ f.r r3,n+o- IN tho co,,
r,S -! ~ nnar+rrrrt ~ r.cat I-t,.fnSs rirs.
neaH 1l. es,;s1.tt;S 81 ;ss ne1 u "es' 'H s's'
~ .cnar4sa r. H. i3onsr h1 the W,ss md Mesns
c,!n;1,iitce ~ ~ MnndsT ~ ''N'1
,-n,r.st,c, IN Inr ii;e finn, adfouroino of Con-
vi, snon ~ ~ nds , I1nc f5e DIV m the :sth
s11n WAN 1ooa w 0'noo "~n'6 ZIG eA' VI ~'A~ -esA
N.sH,xcrox a,.7 e1zThe scpsta In execatiye
s;s.1 a. ,' - nn';-1.ed ,ha rn1,ina,ion ~ III
ms1 T. - 3 n3s5 s s'S Ststes fnfantrV 10 l'a
u eue tG1n - i,,nt "a dist;ngr;shs3 ii s
isaa 3 ~: sIar ~ h,.,as ~ ~ i,dsS.
nosa :zd spott.3isnia. rot he Is severely and, PEI
hspfx me5!aA5 "oa1ueo: 9. E t.. ,os, .,n,,,, nj
sanes y. se" = ~, Ins t s1,p Han.-t
xp.c - ssns a. tse q IronP !Gr n8,s >ccasssd
PARTICULARS Or TIE TAI BILL
TIE tn1 bill. reported By tie F1nan:n ':onnittee
allows as many collection districts u each 5tsfe A.
arc 3S IN sd z t osns
1n.teto oi pGs eeu.; eoui.aona Is ena3ea rha roe
Eegrct o. inhal 10 maze 5etuiIs "
eassS s o. aasessoss &c ie;ea a, r S aetess
s1,Uo aAd pr cc9t: s9mn,ssion ~ r. r. nes
1se II q on e.seo m9noe ,taar ~ u.s. ;nxssd X
5anErE Isl. sud 6Ucsp,s is added to be,in January
, 1864-05-23
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Matters ut Nntchez-A Destructive Fire
Candy on Corruptlons.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NArcuEz, SATURDAY. May II,
ria cA1no, May II.
4 destructive fire occurred here las. night which
burnt nearly block OF stores each side Of Caa!a
street and Wall street. Loss LOCO. There arc
plenty Of stores and goods herc get.
General Candy passed down to-day, after a con.
ference with Gen. Tuttle, In which the present
loose system Of trade was restricted to reasonable
lim1rp. Complaints were made that Adjutant Gen.
e1al Thomas arbitrarily dismissed officers iron,
the eerFlce without al investigation of their Goa
Duct.
The Sccesh here have been 20 jnbilant over the
news from Virginia, by the grape yins telegraph,
that m UPRISING YVES seriously apprehended. on
cia1 dispatches from Gen. Grant to-dsy hive giycn
them quietue.
Confederate money Tas quoted at IS per cent
discount yesterday; to-day 1t dropped back to o.
, 1864-05-23

clErz1tNp, May a1.-Ore car Of the express
train bourd No1th on the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati lfaitoal, was thrown iron, the t.acl.
near Ccntrertne this morning, and Ms. DeTitt, OF
the dru Of Iounelcve s. Dewitt. OF this city, was
Killed. Several others werc 1njurcd-nonc se1ously.
.They we1c all brought here.
, 1864-05-23

Explosion of n Powder 71tI1.
TEoI, Nay 2t.-This morning at about 81o'clock
an explosion tcolz place 1t tho 6chughticoke pow
der milIe about fourteen miles from this city, COM
p1etely denoIshing Two Eriidlngs contsinlng about
5GG0 pounds OF powder which was ncar]y ready to
ehlp Tor Government use. The Loss Is not yet as-
cetrsined.
, 1864-05-23

E. The publishers Of the New York dai-
.ly papers have arranged Tor tho importation
Of large quantities Of printing paper from
Europe, in order to break down the comblna.
ton price fixed By Eastern manufacturers.
It can be imported, 1t Is alleged, at fourteen
oe1ts per pound. ~ ~, -.
, 1864-05-23
TKE COAST. BLOCKADE.
I4oes OF e Rebel 1Fou-Clnds

NEW YoaK. Nay ea.-Tke supply steamer New
She has nrmter Of b.ocl:.de running prisoners.
Tie Rebel 1ro1-clad North Carolina, Fh!ca re-
Gently cauaa short ttst-rce over the Wilmington
ashore. When the tile fell sho broke in train
=u1dlhipe. Hcr eor.ort, tho Raleigh, Ii nearly
, 1864-05-23
ER01I ROCK ISLAND.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibuae.]
ROCK ISLAND, May q, 1>63.
Through the ezesttons OF the commanders ofthc
rost and prison here, t7o hundred rebel prlsoness
kaye yesterday and to Gay Offered to enter the
Ubisei States Navy. They arc being examined to-
, 1864-05-23

NEw York, May a1.--Ihe thousand tons Of ga
George Elliott. Of London, the freight upon whlrh
was paid by Jas. AcHenty. u the samc place. ny
1ired this morning. ARRANGEMENTS arr being made
, 1864-05-23

N1cn Ktlaed ana about thirty eniurcd
Tho Vessel n Total Wreck--f1eF
EcTSo Blown 10 AtDxEk--.f Nan
xelo1gp Orcr IN entire Essocll OF 8uxd.
1n:8---LtAt OF 1hc Killed and Wound
ID.
, 1864-05-23

DAxrrEr, CT, Nay al:TAc de2o. Of IL: Dan.
bu15 il Notw2:E Railroad, in thls place, was en-
tered ;ast night by Itnostns p.Hcl OF the door.
Tie safe WAS blown open and robbed Of about
SEf{Ls
, 1864-05-23

Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
HEADQUARTERS a9Ti liz. VETERAN REGT,
NaY Is. 1851
The eyes Of many Of your readers In common
With tbs cyea Of the entire nation, are doabtltsa
fixed on tic aHiuly grand operations that are 60
iDy on atound the rebel city OF Richmond. c31pa1-
a1ircy rear which ItoE,ght eit.' So constantly is
my time occupied, that it Is impossible fcr nc to
give you detailed accounts Of the doings OF Butlcrs
6<a4e boys ainc; they Grtt invaded this portion Of
other AID mere competent Guills.
Brifny lit me assure you that our operations
this ier hare been of*he most satisfactory charac-
tious. The rebels were forced from tho Peters
burg nAd Richmond Rsi}foad, only to see
biioger tutned snd miles Of the road destroyed.
and Bohe iaye retired b:hiud Their Notifications
in truEt ard 1ark Ct Fort Darling, and even here
their trst iiIe OF works yielded yesterday to tho
formidable forte hard to flank, confront II. How
ever We eha4 ns;ht on and hone on.
The regiment in which Illinois Is doubtless. mora
GtrpIy interested than In o'hers hero has been con-
stsniiy Oh duty since ii landed here, but WIS not
brought under heavy fire until yesterday. Tue
Syth H. uss sent the night previous ~ enxrd to an
": designated to charge fort, but the order WAS
Econ counte1manded. The enemy made an attack
On the Suckers iu force, but were handsomely re-
Tic ;olsu wing is partial List Of tho casualties
col. j. o. Osborn wounded seriously in right e.
bow; he nny, it is feared, lose the ara. Adtt.
Rulkrr, bound up the wound, .nd the Colonel tlld
Tot leave his command Until ordered to by the s1t
geon alter the hest Of the engayetnen. had pasted.
lie lett tonight for Fortress Monroe, for further
treatment.
st,as Benton, private Coz.
EdEAa Car,
WOUNDED.
Henry Igra, private Co L
Geo. sanbsrccr, private Co I.
Alexander Cues, 81
Jacob Pettljohn, "G.
Heary Frnuk, nG.
Alfred Rogers, 81 "E. lost au arm.
lrw others were slightly wounded, whose
namcs have rot been able to procure.
Major Linton had his cost sleeve pierced by 8
bullet
Lieut., Col, Mann has been seriously ID for scT:
et Cays Egtt In hospital hut has SO tar recovered
as to be able so to the front in tho morning to
Aerume cnmu.aId Of his regiment, In the absence
OF Col. Osborn
The general health Of the regiment Is good, and
the boys are In ne trim tor the serious struggles
that are evidently not itr be.ore them.
regret that tits Impossible for nc to E1Ee you
IN cet1rnEle that would approach the truth a. te
the casualties TINS far On either side.
The roads are terrible, owing to the constant
heavy rains for several day's past
, 1864-05-23

SEw YcnK, May 11.-Ttc +. be! prsvsteer Florida
tailed from rc1fauda pr.or 10 The l5.h inst, to
american vesse3s between New York aud Liver
poof.
, 1864-05-23
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have inst imported five hundred copies
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Regent trreet, London, Of Queen yictorIn
and the Prince nnl Princess Of STnles In d
group, with u bust of Prtuce ALBERT This
is the lily Cara Picture Svc1 tulteu Of theso
distinguished persoua.e% tc-cthcF. oser
half n million ccnics have been cold in Eng
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this cau1tx5. biux1e copies one do11ar and
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, 1864-05-23
. CHICAGO, MONDAY, MAY %, 1861

Geo. v. Wi:Nau= !, "a; fs1er Atrial, =. 6sh
Jotu Ii nnray, X, 9Th; Alh,cu Cummings, +, o,h ;
Joseph n. Wing. a, II: Kspee @ ls, Bran, :; ~
Join G. Fold, G, I'll; Alonzo Lowb.rl, Z, 7th.
SECOND Division AoscIrA1.--Ihon1as Aaa1ns,
= Joseph lineo!n, 5th; Rohsst 1 Mason, +
Geo. Atkinson, +, s;h Lewis J. LndloT B. 9th
Peter Sweeney, q. 5th; Henry TcEner. 4 fth.
THIRD DIVISION Hoer1TAL.-JoEN EVANS D, 9Th.
FA1nFAx SANITARY uosrTrAI--M " Hastman,
CD: " S sra1lin, a. 9Th; Corp Chas 4 Gasbon,
E, .1th: Alonzo Bardwe1l, E, Tth; Geo f Reckes,
D sth; John Turner. E, 7th.
, 1864-05-23

tion to running the coppe.head party Of Min
nesota.
There Is areport current that the military post
at Pe1nbina Was burned by the Indians sooa after
Major uatch eracuated 1t.
, 1864-05-23

ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR :
JUnE, 1864.

The JUNE numtcr il now ready II itcontalns con.
tributlons from the following wr1ters:
H. ". LopgferoT. ho{ard TaJlof,
1ruis Aox ssfz, Robert BrG wniDK.
Serr4tt lee cnPt owe Maria ). CCmmlog.
f1.Ircr " eu1tl H0 Iaes, DcLA C. sfttrh-l1+
Geo. Augustine S2t8, Harriet z. Pt .cnsts
EdWLyu E. Eale, F1tz Hugh 1adioW.
and 0thers. -
, 1864-05-23

- TT1xs Tho AT1AsT1ol u for sale by al Book
and Periodical Dealers. Price. IL ccnta number
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, 1864-05-23

LIST OF CONT 2NT3.
Tale about Guides; The Kaufo Of Ensdaec&: 1lfo
On tho Sea Islands, II Fast D. y at Foxdea Pros
p:cc; Washington Irving; 1he Klm. II: The Eeya !;
Eobson; TIE P=,s1le1 Hosds Of Glen Roy; Un.er the
Gilt; House rnd Home Papers; Sevtn Wooks In the
Great Yesem,te Shakespeare; How TO Uso Victory;
. Reviews and Literary Notices.
, 1864-05-23
TIE SIEGE OF FORT DAE2.
LING.


Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
HEADQUARTERS a9Ta ILL., VETEnaH REGT., T.
In TIE FIELD, REAR Fl. DAnL;EG.
, 1864-05-23

In order that thts sA1o nay present m opportunity
tcr sale and1n1isous real essate purchases, the fol
1sr. To avoid al bY-otdlng there WILDE anuoun eed
Mt the tale tho LOWEST sim which Will oa eolcfsalacu
as a bfu THE, OF couRsE, TO EK LESS THAN TIE
MARKET VALUE UF THE PROPERTY. AND LESS TRAN
IuK rRlcE AT VII CT IT l. oTuxRW1aE oTFEaED.. ~
I'd. II that bid be eRefsd tho property shall nos 10
withdrawn.
I'd. Abstracts must show good title. or 'aere u no
sale.
, 1864-10-24
keE nfm At 20 &c 2 dug.
F1NH-LAKE F1su In small supply and yerT h1n.
II xccG suuulX Aaeket kc*iEe md ach auaad FL

NEW iuR1Ttns bhibptK L1st o. Ucs. 1gEaaVa The
sfket tor all 8luc4 has ruled tu1l, aud pfl are
xeneially lowes NAV be seen By our revised quo
ta7ons Ins only sslea we hear OF arg ZOO q4ntas
1ry cod At $500 1oT GeorRes. and II OK tor Bank
n e9 Pr nssrsnE ss 5asoc fof sealed. ad Ass
br;e nsckesel and cne Of Halifax herring fetaain un.
aclo-
cohe quite successful business during the season,
ard the shore fsst has doaa well. But tbs former
htr,ngi1g t 1hsm M % home when prices vese good. and
The 6lcucester recently has CLINT IN the mar
ket wbch, sfer th5 fall n sold and thu unsettled
the article cannot acid 1t prescntao to compen
aAte the fishermen.
GREEK FRUITS-APpIBs-Thers is = good
ot nand price, rule toleraolJ hs1n and nacnsoEtd.
GRApksTn vssJ iir1lted receipt. demand Acfive ana
n chaNaed- CHx,TNuTn u good demand aod mora
lin ltsd receipt martes I'm 1t present quotations.