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Coon EEws.-A dispatch was yesterday recsIv-
Cd at this olice announcing that the 10Th Illinois
Volunteers would leave Nashville for home last
evening. We understand thst preparations are
on foot 10 give them public reception.
, 1864-06-16

sxuous ACCIDENTAL o'clock yesterday
afternoon, =. Has2era shlngle mill, foot Of Har1i-
bon street, Ole Lawton, a Norwegian, had hls hand
caught In a aaw and terribly mangled. Dr. Hiram
"anzcr waB called, and the thumb and three m
gers were amputAted4
, 1864-06-16

HTRucK On.-The company OF capitalists who
arc boring Tor oil In the western part Of this city,
lsvo struck OF in moderate qu1ntties-just
enough to grease the auGur snd inspire hopes Of
ultimate success In the enterprise. We trust it
may be altogether successful.
, 1864-06-16

Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility
There Is nota medicine that We know OF which
is equal to Dr.. Sfcklands Tonic TOR ioss Of appe-
tite nervousness and debility and Is warra nted to
effect permanent cure Of tho worst cascs Of 1nd1-
geAtfon OF dyspepsia for sale by dru>sts and by
3. ScoTil, Chicago. je16'kzss-1t
, 1864-06-16

CONFIDENCE OrERA11oN.-A stranger named 81.
Sherman. who halls from Saratoga county, New
York, WAS diddled out OF 500 yesterday Alter
noon by the patent bail aud safe game. This
young man evidently fails to read the papers.
, 1864-06-16

R1-LkAAxp.-Tho former Soldiers! Home, No.
<b Randolph street. has been leased for the use Of
Provoet Marrhal Denne and the provost guard.
The building was yettezday occupied for this pur-
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AMU9E III ENT8,

Mev.czEn's THArRs.-Ba1wer's tanons play
Of Hchelieu viii be presented at AcVtcker's Tnei-
OF B1chs lien, and Miss Couldock J1lIo de Mauprat
Thss IL the last night but two Of Mf. and Miss
Couldocl:'s engagement.
Coz. WooD's NCsECu.--There was ful, house
at the Museum last evening to sec Mirt,ms crime.
It Is Tery beautiful play, aud is already exceed
fncly popular. Tomorrow evening Mr. Frank
Aiken. an actor Of rare and cooepicuons merit, VII
the qualification Of his numerous friends WHO viii
be eusc to be present On the occasion OF his ben
VAn1z11ss- Varieties offer. An excellent
programme for the Erastneation ofits friends.
a11Ax nE1n1 Festival fot the benefit Of the Sol
5iets' Home at Bryan Hall tonight. =:
4 SAD 'sroBr.-Yesterday morning Sergeant
CLAYTON, Of The Frst Precinct Police, received In
formation that child barely twelve years ofage
had beco NC an Inmate Of house OF prostitution
on Wells street near jackson. He at once sent
for he1:and caused her to be taken before Judge
Mcdonnell, who questioned The girl npoa the sad
pieons1g s9ax,s til hRee aa1e e wSe
1eaEneeB be an index OF truth, spoke volumes ior
her Accuracy. 49,
is At Peoria, III. She has mother living, but no
fnther, The patefnal plaee being filled by STEP
father whose harshne5s compels her to Ave away
from home. Without friends abroad, and with
seek d ktndlief refuge among strangers, and q
week or two ago left for Chicago, arriving here
perfectly destitute and knowing no one. For
week size obtainc employmentatan an eating house
On Clark street, bit her strength being made
quate to the duties Of the plsce she was d1acharg
I'd, and after days Of almost starvation, ahe en-
tered :the deu on Wells street, though to her
credit be It ead shs was perfectly ignorant as to
ftR character.
His honor learning that some family at Peoria
would receive her a. servant, and T1shing to
remove her from the temptations Of city life,
csuscd the child to be returned to that atty where
It Is TO he hoped ehc will remain and lead viz.
tpuEs Life In the fut1fe.
, 1864-06-16

,JU ST oU T.
THE BUTTERFLY SCARF.
In crest variety. Wholesale aud RetAi1.
WM, BARTLETT,
Sherman Houte Bloch, 1Sj Randolph street.
9FAt
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W Houne and Sign Painting, ,Cafnlnfng,
Glazing and Grafnlng. Paper uang1ys md Win
dow Shades selling at wholesale sntetd at New
York prices. F. E. R1dBY, 50 Ranolpbt1eet.
Box 5S83. .J412-lm
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fnarntIft9,

DQARDlNG-One furnished room
1t "a abash avenue, soatheas. cos1er Of Randolph.
tYn
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Go to Bryan Hall this afternoon,

AK Excuns1oa.-on Tuesday afternoon an e1-
cussion party went ont upon the lake in recently
Bnished steam yacht, having propelliug wheel
In the stem. When about two miles outside, the
wheel cropped ont, and the yacht and it's passen-
nefe were LEFT oHt IN the cod. The schooner
Elbc, however, econ hove in sight, and towed the
unfortunate craft into port.
REV. E. p. HAxNosp's MEE11sos.-Rev. E. r.
Hammond is during the present week delivering a
course OF sermons in the Clask Street n. Z.
Church. Great interest is manifested in these
gatherings 1t tg cstimnted that, since Mr.. Ham.
moud commenced his labo. in Chicago. over seven
hundred have come ont from the world and cas1
their lot with the Savior.
, 1864-06-16

PxRso1A1~-Lieut. james II. Howard, Of the
b8th Illinois, who waa wounded during the unfor-
sunate Red River Expedition, has returned to his
home In this city. He is doing well. Col Lynch.
OF the Pame regiment, who was also severely
wounted In the leg at the came time. Is now Al
his home In Zig n. The 5Sth fought oraValy md
suffered severely.
, 1864-06-16

McV1CKER'S THEATRE,
ly1, Madisou ssreet, between State a1d Dearborn.
NcVickex and a....-.............hhnaze1s.
THURSDAY EvEN1NB. june 18Th. will be pre-
sented bulwer's eelebsated play Of
1Io1II
be Maup1at. his drss appearance, NJ .ascsnlsy.
Raradas, ". Msers: Ds Be;ine hen. A. McVIeleF;
Duke ol orlears. Mr. Villa Louis XIII. Nj. Lotd;
joseph. Mr.. Akck1; Frnncots, Mfs. Ayefs.
To conclude With the Grand Dance Of
Psa La Mllltaize. Mile Augusta.
Friday Fvenins-BEEEFIr OF MIR. AND MISS
COULIOCK
SATURDAY AFTERNooH-GRASD MATINEE.
" ARIETY THEAT RE,
liz sud III Dearborn atrset.
C.M M.EHADWIEK d CO.. Sole Leaees and AanaTs7es
r. !. FITCH. Acting and Bts9s Manager.
The Best Variety Entertainment
IN 1HE CITY.
Al EyrIRE aEw rAoaRAAHE THIS xYK1ITa.
For particulars Of entertainment bills Of the day.
Eew.Bfars arc engaged and viii appear next week.
MONDAY EVENING. June 18th. re'sppearaEee Of
the old fayorite,
BILLY ALLEN,
The eccentric Ethiopian Comedian.
poc1s OPEN at ~ O'Clock. Curtain rilss ARK o'c1k.
6cALx or rRlCKs:-Patquetts. Is cn: D1ess and
Fsnily Circle, IS CT: PrlTata BcIes, ESQ 6tnEe
Reata In HoIes. 81 cents. Eae1to1GlW
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Irrtst Of Tony Delight and Justice Of the
Peace upsn . Charge Of Conspiracy
to Reduce to Prostttation-Dellght
Held to Bail, and the Justice Dis
charged upen His OWE
Retognlzazee.

The days when Chicago WISE inclnded In that
yagne ternJ" Ont West' and considered the
center Of simplicity snd innocence, hsve long since
departed. This city has become the rendezvous
Of thieves md vsgabonds a. desperate as any that
have baf91ed New York Or London detectives. Al
most daily. disclosures are made which involve
the reputation Of citizens whose characters were
previously considered irreproaehable. This state
81 on sna
enforced, to convert the .sGarde1 Il City OF the
West,' into receptacle OF a. deeply dyed roGuea
n in OF tho older cities Of the civ
Yesterday morning, Mrs Cynthia Farnswosth,
IN elderly lady, whose name has previously hp-
pesred IN the columns Of the TRIBUNE In eonnec-
1oislngton, and applied faf warrant for the A.
rest Of Antonio Delight, William Arlington and a
wellknowu Justice Of tho Peace practictug In our
.ss assady sns q q he ~
BCRH It Is but another phase Of the adultery suit
reported yesterday.
has reafon to believe that the three defendants,
with othert. have concerted to conplss the ao-
duction, and consequent prostitnton Of har daugh-
ter, Mary Ellen Fainswoah, whom Delight, she
olescz. has for come time attempted to get under
his control. The conspiracy is alleged to have
commenced in May last, from which time the
young Wonan's friends have had to keep uaccas-
plncc Of SAFETY. .
The warrant was Immediately issued and placed
IN the hands of Constable Hendricks, who arrested
two the nccuaed but failed TO obtain Arlington,
ae he had left the city with his nozro troupe foz
Iouiryille. The twain. were In the afternoon
Tsa se d,9t bst sd 5
Els appearsEce, and the Justice being released On
his own recognfzance.
1t lis not pretended, re beleye. thst the Justice
Las any guilty knowledge Of the affair, and that
1he maefetrsts before whom the parties appeared,
thought ns much, is evident from the Eact that be
was allowed to 50 upon his own recognizancc-
His cole connection with tie affair, Is We arc In
formed, consists in having issued = warrant for
the arrest Of Goodrich, tho sou-fnlaw Of the moth.
CT Of The girl in question: upon charge Of assault
and battery, preferred and sworn to BY Delight.
BnyAH HALL 1nrst be crowded tonight for the
benefit Ct the Soldiers Home.
, 1864-06-16

POARDING.-One pleasant room
~ tuitanle tor r. ntleman .nd bis wNe, or two
sit Gle gentlemen. with cooi board, In plsasans
country me. can be tb aimed "a the house
on the Coss az ct Asl~suseo and Norta avenue Mers
Dylslon Eonsenlen! to horse cars, Adate&ss & -
1e1HE.9i--k
, 1864-06-16

TIE Sold'ets' Home is most excellent charity.
a strawberry festival tor Its benent will be riyeu
tonight at Bryan hall.
, 1864-06-16

Defending Furs and Wool!cn, fem attks OF
Moths and Mi1le1s. Made by H.rEt j. Gilman,
and sold hf Drugrisis cfesyEhe,a
, 1864-06-16
COH$ PIRACY.

STRAWBERRIES and cream at Bryan Hall this n
te1ppou and evening,
, 1864-06-16

DOARDlNG-A A front room for
ID thres gentlemen, With board, It 14s Mhh3ah ~
snue. jei@xs79-<+
pOARDING-Two very desirable
- rooms, furnished OF unf1Tn!shed. With good
boald. suitsbls for enueman and us WV aaa tWo
nan can be obtAtnd BY calling at No. 1aa hre styser.
Pricea modernte- !o.a'AstsI
pOARDING.-W Wayerly House.
ID Boareers can be accom..odsted with Single
Foo.ns and board at 3i.N and S5.m week Isau
e1Apt-ue ~ day. 1e1a' kA3tts
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RfaI 35sta1R--9rn1lntrg.

TOR SALE--Ad desirable residence
& anA farm of Is acres, four miles west Of the
City Li.tts-hish RIDE land all under cultivation.
we'll wate1ed ard fenced, q ftanle awelling han5e,
ten house, barn, &C., and an orchsrd Ct bearing
4 farm Of 80 acres In Cook County, Illinois, *
rarosd "a miles # cm ChIcsEo-5o acses arc In tim
nns Fscs rf 6;0 acres of rich pra!rta land IN
Ctampalsn County, Illinois, nve miles eousheAs OF
Pers Statton Of Illinois ceaEs1 rair3ad at y per
Zeal Essate Agent, No. Metropolitan Block.
fel4E3H1St
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TOR SALE-A fine Lot On Ruck-
l erstreet. betTe cen Adams and Monroe, s3x15o
. alley, and several nrst cla Ms Seora.: 6E0: y.
Il1GGINSoN, Resi- Estate Office No. 7 Ae;ro1n9Atan
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yrotu sun Yrnneisco.

SAN FFAAtlsto, NhthiNhy 4 10. 3D. 4''i'
Sailed, steamer Constitution, for Panama, win
100 p,,.crre-s aud c91O1J IN treasure for England
aud 500. ono fof Ncw-lork.
Hong Kong papers Of Dec. % do not fneni on
III. aid II yea ~. To- 10 Davis which cnmo out rom
grrlsnd ~ China. They say the Chinese Government
reurd,cB e bargain which IL. necnt made Tor ins N's
ra nth Osborn tAc agent IL tho British Go'enmegL
an ibe CROWD thar lis instl0na were c4oeededi ior
instead 81 Furnishing river Iotilln which was niehd ~
Oal,tD brought feet rufc!cEt T. guard tho "A'Iio
Cline c,asi composed Of expensive vessels too la 90
for ii,cr service. - t.,.
Moreover ihc owncrs' agent Mr. Lay. entered mo
an engagement vs. .tb TIE officers nid crew, li'ilhk
r,t olIay without authority. Aiter iurthcr fciurhl
b,rno g'lt - Teku. making there ever! ,Ao!I "i
tbe orr,ptarirr % tlc ticamers, but ln VAN.
Tho G. ... Gosclnuctt Ireiorr'd 30 iori'i INC A''
,alces already made. Osborne consequently f'iu.I1u
= si,uo' al, registered the vessels ~ hiiish "a, lh
,snfc nnd fpi'c! ed them, part 'of Engi.H H,'
/, n,,t for Bombay. The HJag hoHg re" oil Tie I'u'
tntf- ,lry hive II lcit ere thi.. .,
Tuitr Il finn shipments from The East arc cont hueu.
T, ry weather operates 10 the injury "i the Er'Nht
rToug causing the grain market to assume h'cieA''u
NE Collector II tie port Mr. JdmcS sailed to-day
~, I,c Coueiitn. ION r J. Washington
Nny.l officer Furwcl sailed twenty days ago 10Y
" lob ar t1n. at. e,c.t1 fro, p,ston, blrL
Edith Rose. from Ne" l"iA'
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end pay fine Of not Ices han 800 more Than 5000 by
any cour, having competent jursdic!ion.
SEC 90. Ind be Jr eRacfcd Tla' I'D able bodied male
persons Of African descent between te OF 70 aid %
years. whether czcus not resident in the United States
shall be enrolled according TO lie Iroson Of this act. AID
Of the act to which Ills act amendment and form pant
of the national foices and when slave Of loyal master
owner shall be d.ancd and mustered into tic service Of
the United Stales lis master shan have certificate tl'reof
end the bounty Of 500, now payable by law foE
each drafted man, shat hc paid TO The person 70 whom such
DATED person seryce labor e the tue Of lis muster
into the service Of The Uuf,d Ses freeing the per5cr.
lie Secretary Of War shall al pot Comui sion in each
Tie Slave States represented ia Congress charged to eword
just Compensation, not ding $500 t. each loyal person
to HON the cooed volunteer may service payable ont
Of he communication money upon the master freeing the slave
And in all where slaves have been heretofore enlisted IN
Tie military service Of tie United States all the p.ovsi9n5 q
tbs act far the payment Of the bounty and compensation
provided, shall BE- equally applicable. well Cd to those
who ney be hcgea'e recruited.
SIC p. Ind belt Jtlo rrac'.l Jlrt Ito i@h md 2oh
se,,ious Of tho entitled Ola at 10Y rolling and calling
tho national forces and or purposes" approved
tLe % day Of March 1855 and a mach Of said mo
be Inconsistent with tie provisions u tits act, hereby
repealed.
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muse DIsDts.

The Academy Of Music has enjoyed an excel
Lent succession Of house,, dnIing the past week. One
old and very superior opera rTon, Norma char
meter s,hich dramatically Madame Medori oXces IN;
aud dscreey draws The ine between rage and tender
ness according to the superb genius Of tho composer
Tho other tso operas being desti,lte Of genus-fa"s
and TIE Last Hlys ~ P0my-i tho singers have mp
Hill ork to excite npplause in the latter they receive
soro Of IL by loud defamation which frequently be-
comes noisy and ceases to @ masc,in the former OPP
era (Fausi) they got no applause worth noting 50 *
ceedinely feeble are the melodies or the attempts III
melodies yoncb-aiei 10 the loading artists Tonight
~ Balo in Nqsci0a by Verdi which though on on m
different plot rendered rlicul us by association with
Boston Massachusetts in the time OF The anti artistic
Pur,ans lns somc Of tie inspirations OF the real genius
Of u.ly IN this orcra tie Versatility o. Sgnor Mag
lolcni especially shines out.
-Sienor RrIgno il l. sa!l T. engaged Tor re Acad'
crny and viii shortly make biz appearance IN P,0'
tsni We DO not note tho announcement 81 any nov
elites.
Tile cltios of tho Western country have oil
ao years dcycoret musical taste TO The extent OF srp
porting IN italian opera performing On circuit OF Tn
cnnat Chicago 81. louis, etc. The compah! o' BY
Grau noy at Chicago. has received The @idi-i"h o! u
ba. singer Nj Carl Foues. Who appeared win great
success last week. statement appears IN some jour
nais which IL extraordinary thai It seems meredlb
ia Wow Of tie manner in which Art is kicked. oufied
and spit upon IN this country by legislative action and
neglect and omirently In tbs meropols-publio s'nti
neni fully sustaining such i.norninous ,rea'mont Tho
statement Va refer TO- IS that the Legislature Of Mis-
s0ur have pfrsed act approprlAing Three HundT'd
thousand Dollars as gin toVa-d building ana cndoW'
INK an Academy Of Music in ST. Louis. OF The co itioa
nj .
the rcsiau. of Tive Hundred Tloasind Dollars shall be
subscribed by tie citizens, and that Three Hundred
Thou.aud Of this sum his cen subscribed and 'hc re-
.aiuler will b.; anl tlai q q bl'ding VII be- erected
near TO the great hotel which had just been open j. ana
IL tie largest 81 the world ana cost million dolar'
The English Opera Company at NiOlo's Sa-
loon announce FIa Dayoo fol performance on e'lHes
day evening
Tho novelty in Concerts last week was one
by Mr. Paine. an American pianist. whose SUCCESS We
noted.
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Arcs, Of nm Alleged swindi"r I'm boston

boston Feb. IA. lool
The srN papers mention lho arrest Of
phianaer II. peaso, representing limscn al u MON,
5. Il respectable London firm on cha gees oi SWIM
linz III. alleged thai he purchased wool 10 'he 'p'"'
81 sf,ceu or twenty thousand dollare 81 hH'y 4" wa
vol do. lcy,, in Congress street which D. snilI ,c
3ocr,ile Conn. giving them cb'ch on lh' ,iJ
rul ff The amount, VIII Do check was I''''"'" '''
lf,.c having no funds th'm. -, p..,,f,,v
Al. ola1 obtained diamond ring OF ITt' 80"
T. 1ie1 3 lInnarl alleged fsc repr,,cn.".,oroa'
H. 10 t,,ter ,cnnyled flat some recent sgindnf oleih'
a -. -. al vll ho traced a. Linn. frnsf was ~
."Irinttc fremont House saturday afternoon anu
.1..d az i,r o1uniatiol on Monday. lie nss'It' 10
ii and i,,.,g...as 90 mako egoI! Thing clrnf "t j"
',n,ti,'n lie be- oocasionuly used the name q
1 eaoALtOl ia 49, trlnsaci!ODs.
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FROM EBcrruudu.

b. the brig Excc-Iorwe have Bermrda papers
10 ~. 81 inst, There j. now news - Importance.
Tic efelIneri !rdnr Emily Minnie. and talrdonia
have arrived rom England. They supposed 20 lie
intended f.r Book runners.
No arrivals from Rebel ports IRE reported. The
s,engcrs Dor and / &C. had sailed FOR Nasfnu,
The fclUoucr Con,geral, from Turk. Island ~
Boston with salt. PIT into 81. Georges Jan - Eit.
loss 81 foTcmnit. 80
Arrived % Hamilton. bermuda. Feb. J. lTlg u mi.
eta llog-don. from New York
Arrived at -. Georges Brrmuil, FEB. ], schooner
Princes, Wehh. from Ncn-NoIk.
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DIED.

BRowNING-A, Panuco, Mexico, willie on Journey from
lampro 60 RIO sefde On "a H $3.50 e. .o Of Ns
lor, aud brother OF H. l.. Browning
COREY-On Fuds, evening". Feb u, M. Elizlbeih H.
III. rr1i,es aud ii,j. Of e G respectfully invited
attend the funeral ;ou the re- dcnce Of hsf 2h w N F.
COREY No. o. Norcs street. on Monday, Feb 10 al p H.
ELLIOTr-Ou saturday Feb. H. Nelson J. Elliott Of thi'
civ. ia tie cd year OF his a.r. =, -.
Fsnsr rom 81 Johns CasP yarics s,aee, on Mo'aay At
Tor m,,rrneut, by tine ~ New lia' ~ train.
LAY-Un Smlly, Frb Il. of scar.e leycr Harry Bf'dw.
Lay foa John G. and Elizabeth T. Lay esed years AMI
The f,1l. q tie family are ny invited to attend
aaerl Tuesday Mt II oclocs NON the Ie'lehse o.
BIZ parents, No. h. Greene avenue, Efookyn
lL0CKWOOD-On Saturday. Feb 70. At shippan. Stamford
Conn Jane, Of Lewis Lockwood In tie 4h year O.
vet and friend. Of the fyarc Invited . attend tie
lunrfsi from the tou-r- oni 'H'h Vho roy ~; 'a
cou Stamford, Conn, Oh MONDAY afternoon AZ V''''~
McCLUNFN-In Brooklyn, on Thursday REQ. H. OomH0
dcrr William J. Met luney L. 5 y aged GU years. ~
Tho friend, o DE family ad # l bFo,H,l ~ '., re.sc "
Lee anl the officers or he Navy and Amy &C ihN.rn 70
attend hi. funeral from bis late r,iiiruce, NO. - ohi
street on Monday. l5t ut. o'clock p NJ
PARTRlDGEOn Saturday eyeuin co - Of scsf'e, ever
Walter Mery, son OF Jo'aA ana '"''' '1I''''s'' ''''
r rrrls Of Gle amy ar. invited 20 oii2ni tie ianeie
t.u tns rej.ic, of Ls pircnts No ~ a ION ave""'
r,otIyn AZ 2 O'Clock p. 49, Grc,d,y q . loth ins'
pup-ln brooklyn on Thur day, Feb. d. George A. con
of he 'ale william Philip in tie iD.H year OF r. as"
fc,fi on SUNDAY Of D. H. frcm 81, AIMS Church, coine
Ws.h nston 0nI Sands streets without further mViat'o'
sFYNlOL R--ru this city, Saturday NOR NJ CD ~
Anna only daughter Of George h. ~d Lmy L. .! ''"
f,ires at the resi- leucc Of y. L. Seymour FeeSkil
| o,2o'c K -. ia. on Motlay tie l''h mt
sTtIART-On Sunday, Feb H. Alopnre VIE oil si'''y H.
Fa.i ,.,i,,s OF d. residence Of d." @miy No l' ia .1
Tr.yhnt street, 81 Iuesday IL : O'CLOCK !. i' Ie i'"
fret. . ,.,
-. cFy-On saturday Feb 6 IN Chester Pa, IN his 90
Ho non Davis Is. Stacey, father OF Mfs he ONAiI''
Of tlis city ,,
| ,.i,'.,,' ,.f tl,. late Ocoi &C. ID. Y, l,hlam ~
III m ,rs viii aAc place a 81. Jauess church Co,N'n
unity ON Monday, the l5th int a. o'clock p M
~ es snd nieuJs ol tie iauiy requested q attend
| without nrl.r invitation. The tfnn val ra1s Do' u
Ch,mbcrs street at 10 d. NJ ani r''uFn u VIC
,,,,,u>c t p,o,llvn T. d. on Saturday. te5 -, Of
t,,r,,r i,.ss Nm ierr t'n whs Of Framhn w illhs
, friends oi the family repository inNie
~ sr,i her funeral rucslay 20 o'cA y. i II 'i ie
| 10 r,silrnc,, No. ~ South fiIth street
49, rsr-rryz-ras srcsras-Gn-1sz-'
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SARATOG

sAp.roGA SPRINGS. saturday Ftb. II. 1864.
,,,o,, 1ornrd Robert Graham was shot on
""cni, ri house II i.famo on III, ison sire T.
~ agtt Hudson Of TIE Sck!ea CAyery no" ,rt IN
blrrneka heL ,,,,, No, meet until MAY mott
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v,;o,o,;au Of the Hcvcunr s.nws.

Bo.r0Y Sntlrtny Fcl IS, I'oI' ,
Tweutv cases Of cigars, liboled in The Unlied
States u riot Court for violating ,no ie,,n'g
,i Gam 90 80 10 Sl21 per thousand other cho!eo
ii,nI rt f,oi sgO 10 slGs Tie average amount per
tiL'o"urand for lie whole lot Is about S9J ~.
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DuSiaess Notice..
30 FIRST PREMIUMS IL 1868.

80 FIRST PREMIUMS ~ 1868.
c,,vyr /, BAKER - Et.Br ,rrp ELASTIC STITCH SEWING
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
The Capture OF New-Oricans.

TOHc Editor of The \. J. Tfbnne.
SIR: The statement in your paper of the 18th
Of February that the 10Th Regiment Connecticut Vol
uatocrs tie st regiment TO pass up the Missssp
pi river after the surrender OF Forts jackson and
Philip Is correct il spite of th1 contradiction Of Lieu.
tenant Kendrick which appears in your paper of TO-
day.
Tie 10th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers left an
chorage between Forts jackson and ST. Philip aboard
tue T. Wilder Farley the eyening Of April Goth. and
anchored before Ncw.Orea the evening Of april
3Oth
General Butler and staff With The 3ist Regiment Mas
sachuicts Volunteers did not reach NcwOreans until
The morning Of May let; and as they passed the T.
Wilder Farley cheered her she lay at anchor before
the city. it is fact that the 3st Massachusetts, Vol.
uuieers the rs regiment that landed in the city
but 70, the first regiment which reached it. The 18th
Regiment Connecticut Volunteers could not land be-
cause it was aboard sailing vessel which had been ''f
by the towboat and was at the merry OF the current
The Mississippi was n steamer. A | dihci WIN "
brother officer upon important fact, ] appeal to
General Butler and staff for the correctness of tbs
statement. 1 am. very respectfully, your obedent
servant 1IESRY G. DEsus0.
Formerly Col. 10th Rogt Conn Vols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

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