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FROM GEORGIA.. \
SHERMAN RESTING HIS MEN.
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EFHcot,s UrderS FrTye1.
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
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THE DRAFT.
CAPTURE OF THE GEORGIA.
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WHEELER At FORK.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.
FROM ARKANSAS.
TIL E DRAFT: ]:
CAPTURE OF THE GEORGIA.
WHEELER At WORK.


~
PETERSBURG, Sept. s.--The Washington ohroniel
Of the 9Th says Lincoln issued proclamation re
questine thanksgivingto to be offered next Sunday |,
all the places sfpuhlic worship for our National exist
ence, also prayer for the protection Of the soldier,
for the blessngs and comfort to the sick and eunde,
prisoners, widows orphans and those fallen In IN,
service Of the country Also proclahat,on rat,,,in,
national thanks to Farrasut Capbv ..a c..r... a.
the reduction Of forta Powell Gainas and More.n
also to Sherman and mon for the eauure Of Atlant.
| Immense demsnstratons were mad. n ,Oswaco
Troy, Boston, Buffalo. Nav T,onaon say.toe.
Rochester and New Haven, ever the fail Of Atlanta
| In most placps ens hundred suns were sred ana
speeehos wers maao a4sTs n"
The Philsdsiphia Encuirar ,bIpks u Jobpsou had
beep commanding inatssa of Hood N. rad.,., ..,a
,vonId b.v. z, ,,.r,,, ,L.,..., 49,. ~.
J. M. Y,a,.a, c,.... .-,-.,. 49,. ...s ~ -. :,
ao.,. y, i.s s, ~.
.hs ,r.r sbo,rS v...s, .ns hi ,h.n, - No, Val
,.,aws. :, tro,o ~.
,nds,.hs r,;,,,h ~ M. Il. ...,'. !. ,ra..s..s
The event .,.,t.s ,,,,sb o,.n,,o.a-.v
Th.II ,,i,.,. Rr.na,,,.,-. - .n,,.a =. o,a
ro;n. s.,,rd., ;,,v,,v,n, :. ~. ~ ~. ,,iu,an
dollars.
erant tate. .,,,ctdss ,,ound. .e.,r., a.. c,,o..
nla,form and IN s,yor ~ I,n.o,n .,s
-, corrosnondept of ne pb,,ado,nh,, prss.
Trne fshicago Ioarn., ,,vs vailandoban ,v,o,s ,bs
Chicago sla,form.
sherman saws his ar,ov has hs.. sbt;no
aimee NAV and ncea, 1sst
anid o4ll
HIrHHuNp, Sept g. ,rscisE dssphtobea from Hoods
Array Of the 7th states sherinaa loft J.nesboro and
has gone in the direction Of Atlanta
Whilst at Jonesboro, Sherman visited our wounded
and hospitals and stated be was going to Atanta to
rent his army and would next 20 to Andersonyiile.
RIcHMoED, sept s.--Nor,hsrn dates Of the 9th
say the steamer eieorgia was destroyed off Lisbon
Ths draft in New York aud Brooklyn, indefinitely
postponed.
! Grant will be reinforced at once.
sEEkroBIA, April s.--Memphis dates Of the 5th
contains no Arkansas news Citizens on the lines
say II Is seurrsntyreported In Memphis that the Con
fsdsrates have Little Rock,
Tho cspture Of Pine Bnf9 and Duvalls Bluff is
certain.
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s +s8s HEADQUARTERs !
RESERVE CORPS STAlE OF MISS,
Enterprise, August 80, 1854,

RESERVE CORPS STAlE OF MISS,
tonn Enterprise, August 80, 1884,
I. II having come to the knoNladge Of ths General
Commanding that tho officers ia the various porions
Of the 9tItg teEfsrinH WIN tbS ef
the Reserve Forces and Jurisdiction over tho same
being vested exclusiyey In the GeneTai Oomm4hdng
Enrolling officers are instructed not 70 obey any orders
with respect to these forces unless they emcnste from
these headquarters. K
II. Enrolling Officers will proceed promptly with
the enrolment and Of the Reserve Forces
forwarding heiG mnster rolls to this office through the
Commandapt Of Couserlpts Of the State, as sson al
the companies are complete,
III. District Enrolling Officers will, far as prac-
tieable organize the men between the ages Ct II and
IL into aoupalios separate aud distinct from those be-
tween As and So but sheuld thern not be sufficient
nuber Of each class in any Congressional District to
form separate company, they may be orgsnizsd to-
gether.
W.. Commanders Of companies will not receive any
into their companies except upon the assignments
Of the District Bnrolling OAieers.
& ny command Of Brig Gen w. l.. Brandon.
sopi cot
70 Mobile Evening Newa, Mississippian Extra and
WoodviIle Republican publish twenty times and send
bill these headquarters. 81
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An army correspondent Of Northern
pspers, denounce Hunter's brutality and
hsrbarism while he vas IN Virginia.
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FLORENCE HOTEL,
SELMA, Ala.

ONLY $500 PER DAY.
TTNHE price Of board has been reduced 70 e5 % per
Il day and four dollay per single meal. we set a.
well ven liiatsd rooms. ny Ht = !.
TruIty porters (Jim and Lukel will BE- at All trains
.ns sus a1:s@Gf''' ssaH MckEHSY &HALooLN.
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NEWS by TRLEGRAPN.
TeIcFfaphlc Rsporti of tho Press ASsOeiaiiou

Entered according to act Of Congress in tho yoare8s
kyrJ. 8, TuRAsHER, IN the Clerks office Of tho DIE
trct Court Of the Confederate States for the North
ern Disiriet OF Georgia, n r tu.
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Manufacture OF station cry
ETlHE following Ia published for the Information and
+, guidance OF Ouarternias.ers in charge of Posts
thoas ii oharaa II OF Clothing ind the
OhIet In control Of the Tax in Kipdi
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aailitara @saers& aEatifes.

HEApoUARTKs RESERVE CoRPs T.
< Entsrprise, dhiss., dug. 20, '64. J
Extraet
GENERAL ORDERS,
sH4 No.5 s* Ill y
I. Captain Wm. Wren is announced as A. A.. Gsn.
pro tom, upon TIM staff Of the General Commanding.
All official communications will be addressed to him.
il BY command Of rAs
w. l.. BRANDON, *
augal-dim. Brig Gen'i commanding.
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The following be paid for under act Of Con-
sress regulating manufactures wit Noocn Cloths Drills Fannel
Osnabegs Stripes, Saking, Tent
Cloths and Cotton ventGv the nett cost e
production;
LABOR AND RATES TRANSPORTATION.
le"... .. ....+ :.-..
and driver ions furnished 5 the owner -
furnished by the Government 90
furnished
Ilsy.. @ ~~ ~~~ ~~ %
the Government 10 %
rations furnished
.-- -. = .~~ ~~ ~
atioas furnished by the Government IL ~
raiousu the 00
/" ! so
by OO
be
uIIps theG eGoYernme transportation
the foregoing the at
without violation Of impress private
the
and penalties by violation Of its
iions,is is appended: Z
commissioned
Military
be cashid
puushment military the Court dhsct
no J66BA MRAE Commissioner.
in their certificate Of mpressnr se
ascaton the Commissioners may be able 70
eermne he relstye value. 4
July |, ls6A-d5n
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NoImpresng insert in their certificate mpresmsnt rl
both Horses and Mules the commissioners
desermine their relstve value. 4
|, ls64-d6m
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Agents for the Clarion.
W. B. swann, Scooba-s Jas. A. Were, Decatur, MI.
r. Freeman, Macon. Or. J. r. VISITS, Newton Mi.
T.W. Roberts. EntawspIi Drss Casteel Pauldng. ~
, 1864-04-29
miseeccpntfou by JcG. Davis.


1E, naa.. ~ 80 1at+a. f-on,
Ben fefleJ looles 1n 1n'' ie1'.l Nun
Washington to the Boston JOurudt, gives The
fo,1ow,np interesting CHAPTER in the life Of
1oHo"'us sA"t~' - 'Ae 1te y,
the rebel chief, and We particularly commend
tito the attention of tho editor of JEFF. Da-
-. ..1- 1,;,,, .vt,t
Wis organ in Inns clty, anu aah A1ul "n1t
does he think of his masters miscegenation
~.,.
practices: ,.-......
Since the Democratic editors and orators hare so
indecenty and nntruly attempted to accuse the
Northern Union men With having advocated mis-
cccenatton. (.'I thank thee, Coz, for teaching me
that word few OF the thousands Of instances in
Which tie Southern chivalry thus blended The
shades of human color have found their way into
print IL way Of periectiue this record, am per-
tttet to publish the following psrasranahs ffon
IIniiet States Army, for whose character he
roachez. The letter Is dated St. Louis, April q,
md goes on to eay:
1H hiie at Vicksburp resided opposite to =
house belonging to negro nau, ..ho once belong
ed to Joe Davis, brother OF .Jel Learning this,
happened one dsy to think that be, perhaps,
would know something about the truth Of story
, 1864-04-29
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.


a Letter from tho Secretary Oh "A1s
WAsu1saros, April as.-Tho following letter &C"
eompauled the joint resolution approprlafns
9s5,oc0 o5 for the hundreduays' troope, vhtca Was
e1pedlt1ously passed in the House yesterday.
HAR DEPARTMENT, April 21-S1R. me uos-
ernors OF Ohio, Indiana, illinois, Iowa and VIZ; a.;
corstn have rendered TO lbe President, on tue 25a
instant, 1arge number Of volunteers rom thslF
respective States for service during the pfesent
campaign. They are expected to numbes rom
e000 to 100, ,n0 men, and the.ttme q seryice one
hundred days from the muetel-ln. IL ID beue3eo
they can rtDdcr us great serT1ce> They arg 10 pc
paid no bonpiy, are not to diminish or delay tae
draft for three years men In the states Whefo Ihe
quota pending the DRAFT Is not filled up.
The quota 10 1l1ed in Indiana, Illinois, lows ana
Wisconsin, and less than s,0o1 are due trom uh'o:
Ine excess OF these troops are not pror1oeo aor Ill
1he estimates heretofore submitted. -,
1t Is therefore estimated that $a5,oUt,Ooo WIN
meet the cost Of the 100 600 of these extra FolQn
tcert, and respectfully recommend special ap-
resolution to that effect.
!, lmrendln: operations render 1t e1pedient TINT
there SHOULD be early action by Congress upon the.
proposition, 20 that If sanctioned, all needtul pro-
vision may be made IN due season.
bare the honor to be, very RcsPectialy, yonr
WAsts1sG1oS, April e7.-The House MilitaEy
Committee addressed letter to Secretary Stanton
to-day. tn know II the time could be extended to
SIX months, ae three months was deemed too bflef
, 1864-04-29
ENGLISH SEhTlREkT.
Lecture By J. II. Sturtevant, D. D., at Clark
Street u. Z. Chnrch-State Of English
Opinion In Regard to our Country.

In Difference to request made come time since.
Rev. j. n. Sturtcyant, D. D., OF Jacksonville, ILL.,
nofs delivered lecture last evening in the Clark
street II. E. Church, on the opinfone entertained
By Engliehmen at home on the American struggle,
and the differences OF sympathy expressed BY
them. There was rerJ large attendance. and the
speaker was listened TO With great interest. lie
was %So uiea lin to o. deliver Els
" Col. Hammond. Thefoliowins Is IN abstract
Ot his discourse.
present % sste Of M Blsh opinion and fee1ins to- TO-
wards the great American conflict, and To assign
its eauses- The speaker dwe't briefly on The i'm
lie present and prospective rela,ions 81 Bftan Is
the cause Of civilization and freedom. and tending
10 awaken In the minds Of the American people q
highc1 and 1nstet fense Of The precousnesa of
ns then ,s classified the Enslsh people iolloys
the eon Tna is
causs. the ttuc character Of The political STRUGGLES
which preceded it, the designs Of the insurgents,
nD,on mv sPre liz sr M ana 81 a en- m
The closest sympathy with the Federal Government
10 it, efforts to suppress the rebellion and restore
second Glaze are the true and eIncere friends OF
liberty and sfe the earnest advocates Of the liberty
Of the negro, but who hare been thrown out Q:
sion Of tic rclations Of the Republican party and
he present Administration to the system Of slave
r., they having been made extensively to believe
tr1umph Of the Sonth md the dispoilation Of Tho
Union. Mr. Beccher's hearers were LARGELY Of this
clsss. Many Of them are candid and thankful for
4 ihird CUES sse or profess to be the uncompro-
missing enemies Of negro slavery. hnt hAye adopted
The extreme peace principles ol Elhu Barrltt and
take Up arms, and that II the South wishes to Sc.
efoe We a1c hound to let her 60 without striking
u,in ne or stasaanE t1 one drop q blood Their yew
hers OF The English people, Some OF this class ara
, 1864-04-29
A Card

10 The Population Of the Northteest::
Ne hare eeycral times been informed that In DIFF
ferent gecttons OF this vass 6eld, persons, repre-.
sentlng themselves as AGENTS, hare publicly and
privately solicited contributions In behalf Of FnEEp
ars. That onr people may be properly guarded
agafnst imposition IN cause In which they take
tie deepest interest, and TINT all nay net under
gtaudtncy, attention should bc called to the follow
Lug faets:
/, The NORTHWESTERN FREEDMEs's Afp CoMN1s-
zion ID 1oeatcd at Chicago, Ill. Rooms, 8S Washsny
ton street. Hon. l. n. Wilson, President; Rey. |; r..
shlphetd, Corresponding Secretary: John Y. Far.
well, Treasurer. tll our agents carry our cards
!. This Commission Ii the Northwestern Branch
Of the United Slater Consmlsston Jor tbs 9e'i Of
fAe Nationai FREEDMEN" It was rep,eeente1 at
the tIme Of 'ts organization at Washington by Rsu
D. D., and has earnestly and successfully ne REose-
Wisconsin, Town, and Minnesota, ~
In their zeal and readiness to minister to the SUI
ferinc freedmen, the population Of these STATES
Should not allow Themselves to be imposed upon
by irresponsible individuals; and II my prefer to
ecnd their charities through moro distant channels,
to the neglect Of their own Institutions Ct home
act inte ltgently. ]. r. SUPHEND, Cor. Sec.
, 1864-04-29

i. I,tsea-e> VI the rervon~, se.uinal. U1l-
uary and Sexual SysteIna.-NeW and reiia'
BILE treaimcut-in reports Of the Howard Associa.
ton. Sent by mall In eealed letter envelopes tfee
OF ehnFge- Address .. j. skilion Haughlon. How
ard AssoCiation, No. s South Ninth street. PILLS
deiphia. Pa. u.halh65A30
, 1864-04-29
Acknowledgment.

- CAACAGot ApsN 1S3[N, lt6a.
TO the Etna Life ms. Co.. Hartford, Conn.,:
My husband, whilst living, had the forethought
to insure his life In your Company for three thou
sand dollars, IN favor Of me and my child He did
this act Of generosity In the month Of September
1ast. he was then in the enjoyment Of perfect
health. He was taken eiek with sua11.po on the
1T OF the present month, and died on the 18th,
Every family, sooner or Later, have some naisfor-
H. + ia my lot to be thus early AFFLICTED. In
sSe @ nicst q my sosEow, must not omit to give
u pay the claim. / am in want received TO-
ay, y .9e & &hana oi yong General Agent three
am longer IL wants thanIs to snente @ 2ohhG, hGs.
band Eho realized the nceztainsy Of lie and had
the VII 10 1ns3tc himself in al honorable and
HxLn B. LA11raoP.
, 1864-04-29


supsa1on CouRr-Betors Igus0n, c. L-Ln Chan
cery.
4c4. Ho1lister ys Stow, ct al. Final decree en-
tered.
and leave TO amend bill. ...
416. McMein vs AcMein. Decree entered.
Before Gary, J-tpznnon Ldto.
s1B. Loomis, ct al. ys Aallanny. Dismissed
Before III. 0ins, L-Cbnln1on Lau.
11la. Barker rs O'Ncill. Judgment for plaintiff
7S2. Quimby ys bancroft, Dismissed.
eio. Same Vi Horton, ct al. Dismissed.
1883. Bryan vs Conners. Leave TO withdraw and
amend Judgment record.
l66. Melvin rs Arnold. ct al. Demurrer to 1st
and Sd counts sustained.
CIRCUIT Coun7-B<fors Williams, L-Conssnos
Lar.
Is. Armstrong vs. ssoN. JudE1hnt by default.
6s5. Bush VI Sherman. ct nl. Confined.
75B. Cudnore rs Walsh. On trial.
s45. Auadn IS Harris, ct al. Court hnds for
plaintiff.
Fcoples Cuecs. -
81. People, ex rel Patton, Va Hammond. Order
FOR writ of h1beds torpus.
1o0. People * rel Ba1tl5, vs Moore, ct a.. Sane
order, and after hearing, SC, prisoner MeGne dis
CHARGED.
, 1864-04-29

A NEW FEATuHE IN cncAGo.-We lesrn that ".
D. Palmer, who has made his Academy. on the cor
Ter of Wabash avence and Congress street, nc
tessity to the homes Of the South Division, has
introduced new feature into hls educational
course, happily adopting, and for the fret time in
the boys at stated h5urs, under capable instruc-
tor. The corresponding feature for the other ser
Ia secured in light gymnaetcs for the girls, also M
With great l,berality, Mr. Palmer makes both these
admirable additions to the advantages Of his insti
tuition without extra charge Parents and guar
diaus Of youth arc beginning to more fully Appre-
ciate how exercise may be made at once heatthy
and graceful.
, 1864-04-29
M a r r i e ID.

In this city, on the 26th day Of Apnl. By thc Rev
d. fddy. of the NJ +: Church; t;ts. CARRIE M &, &.
nois Volunteers yates PhaIanx) both Of this city
"Nonc but the brave deserve the fslf,"
In Bptyalo ~ T., on TUESDAY,. APRIL 9th, hy the Rev.
pr. A. T. Chester, Mr. JOSEPH MEEk FIR, Of this city.
and Mrs. ELIZABE q BO0RoM. Of hufalo.
In L,sbon. nl Apri1 26th, hy he Reg Z. y: Lewis,
Miss OLIVE e. LEWIS. Of Lisbon. No cards
, 1864-04-29

kT Until Wednesday next inclusive, Corns,
Buntons and diseased nails cured By process pe-
radon Of emitting, ONCE, ii Prescott House. South
Clark street, corner Van Buren, Ap28d966st
, 1864-04-29

Ga1 Ff1tures.-A large assortment embrac-
Ing the latest and rcbeet patterns at low prices.
Fitting promptly attended to. J. WINaRAyR, Jf
& Co., 81 Randolph street. apSdabt1m
, 1864-04-29

Mulligan's Brigade, arrived in Chicago under the
command OF Of the gallant Colonel James A. Mulli
gan. from New Creek, Virginia, via the Pittsburg
Road. This regiment was tnised in Chicago, md
It's history ts 80 thoroughly known to our readers
that It would be useless to give more than brief
outline. Its glcrious record OF brilliant exploits
has been 60 clearly marked and treasured mp by
them, that throughout the whole Northwest the
acts OF the 1tieh Bsigudc have become household
worda. The regiment ~as raised during the early
part Of 1851, and IN the month Of July mustered
INTO tho service, when for several months IT was
actively engaged in Virginia and Missouri until
September, when It was ordered TO the defense at
Lexington, No., which town wss threatened BY
the rebel forces. A. 1s vel known. on the nth
81 he mo, month At he 1all OF Lexington Mnlli
and tor come time remained prisoners Of war.
On being EXCHANGED. The regiment was .eorgan-
Potomac in June, 1862 since whica date he men
h.ke fought the rebels iu several hard fought en-
gagemcrts, and hare ll.y avenged their former
and now remain st Camp Fry. ncas this city, await
The ladies, committee At the Rest received q tel:
esram, On "Wednesday, stating hist The men would
arrive In Chicago early yesterday morning. and
they accordingly prepared snpptuons @ breakfast
their expectations, The men did rot arrive at the
boys jeit somcwhat disappointed Ii not receiving
the welcome S 70 , Sthe5 on1 thsg
inuft al the ladies, who always hste cheering re
rcntion for any and nl the defenders Of theb
S,r cnmpanies Of the s7th Wisconsin Infantry. :
a~ -cin,rnf. arrived Ut the Rest about ten o>Gocl
iast eyeuipc from Madison en- sss.x lor Anqap1le M
Mlana unas. The about % % i've hund1cd
and alter supper, left the city In charge Of na'o
Iaie on Wednesday night seventy-fMse M fessait !,
ehasge Of Captain Lain, from Madison They lei
Yesterday morning for Cairo. o.,,h
, 1864-04-29
From the South.

FoRrn1ss MONROE, April s6.-From rebel papers
NC have the following:
Nou11E, April 2a.-On Wednesday Gen. Writ
Adams 1epaleed 15,00o Fcdsrals near Mechanics
nile, mississippi.
Yankee spy, Under the assumed name OF
Sterling Kinr was arrested On the 18th at Marion,
ViIginis. nc was recognized IS detective from
ChlrsDn-
, 1864-04-29

Pension and BOUNTY Blanks.
For sale at the CHICAGO TmRusE OFFICE, 81
Clark street.
rate conforming In every respect 70 the tnstrue-
tIons from the Pension Office. AL tho forms per-
taining to m application are printed nD9n I9 one
the Aidavits Of Witnesses. the Certlacates Of the
xe., g., ~ Win ample blaaE spases: o,, -,
Application for Transfer OF Pension.
Application for Prize Money,
p:pd APPLICATION of widow or Mother for Payment of
Application Of 1nvalid pensloner for Payment of
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
Clnfm for Horse and Equipment.
Communication OF Kations FOR Excnangea ffason-
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
We send them rosT PAID, at the rate Of 75 cents
per auh1S hSepPs npen the EsefB5 ness Ct ns coaS c%eesy
To Recruiting Omcers and Quarter
The following are among the military blanks for
sale at the TRIBUNE office:
Master Rollf.
Muster and Ply Rolls.
Monthly Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Tri-Monthiy Return Of Recruiting onieez.
Communication Of Foel and Quarters.
Voucaere.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
Enlistment PapezTB.
Abstract Of Disbursements.
Quartermastcrs' Blanks Of all kinds. &c. &c.
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
rears.
Guasdian's Declaration Of 3llnor Children for
Bounty Money and Arrears
.Guafdian's Declaration Of Minor Children 10
Penaiop.
Guardian's Declaration Of Orphan Sister for
Pension.
Invalid Pension Claim.
Mothers Application for Pension.
Officer Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
Of1cerss Certificate to Death Of Soldier.
Power Of Attorney to Draw soldier's Pay.
Soldiers Deslarntion for Bounty Money, Ar
1eara, &c.
Snrgeon'e Biennial Examination.
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
renrs. .oo,: :.
Widows Declaration for Pension. ap8-b1ooost
, 1864-04-29

Go 70 En BxsT-ao to Bryant b Stratton.s
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
dress Gsnclosfnz st<mps3 Bt7ant b atrsttan, ca1-
cAgo, Illinois.
, 1864-04-29

H- House and Sign Painting, Ca1clmtne,
Glazing and Grainlng. raper Hangfngs and M1n-
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail at New
York prices F. E. R1GRY. 81 Randolph Atreet-
Box 6863 mh31-b745-1n
, 1864-04-29
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
Fatal Anray-Lntest from Memphis.

CAIRO April e5th Memphis papers Of the 18th
contain nothing special. Cotton advanced 1c, with
but littlc doing, holders are waiting tor better
p.ices S4Recelpts and stocks are light.
4 fccdbtion was given to the 3lst Illinois vetc-
raue at Carbonda1e yesterday preparatory to their
return to the held, followed BY dinner and ball.
had an uld grudeo against Col. Osborne. entered
store where the Colonel sitting. struck him on
the head with weight, breaking bis skull and In
f1cttne mortal wound. The murderer W12 not
arrested ut last scconnts.
Ae.trs, Wade and Gooch 1eave for the East TO-
morrow morning. .-..
The steamer Foreyth brought up 400 brles Of cot
ton for st. Louis.
M1Nru1s, April s6-The Committee On the Con-
duct ofthe War are here, tnvestigating the Fort
PiIlsw massacre. 1t is thought they will e1onor~
the force at his command was inadequate to deal
vigorously with Forrest.