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FOURTH WARD ST ALTON CAsKs-J. q. Rol.
Inns, Anna Smith. John Denny, drunk; dis
missed. James WEIGH, assault and battery;
Jail Tor court VIM. Douglass, drunk and dis
orderly; 50 SO. Samuel Contes, suspicion OF
!: rceny; dismissed. j. r. Putnam, do; do
Harrison Jones, do; for hearing John War
nsr, Yagrancy; workhouse. Frederick Shon,
do; dismissed. Francis Mercer, peddling with.
out license; S2u5S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08

CHULrs' ouEGlEr- War, sntsd to produces q
upon The est face. Entire satisfaction given
or the money refunded Sent post paid FOR 30 oAnts
Troy, n. Y. de2l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08
ByJ.o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
GEORGETOWN. ID. @


GeorGetoWn, d. O.
~ At AuorIoE.-Oa MONDAY MORNING neat,
January llth, 1884 at 10 O'Clock, win sell .. "a
ton, st tt Furniture Wareroom on corue. OF
High and Prospect stres IS. Gecrestown, good as
to' tnent OF new and .eeond band furnitnrs, con-
sistiDg of Bureaus, Bedstesds, Chairs, TAblAa
WsshFtands, snS m any other az tclss such IS u,u-
al stpf in house furnishing store.
Terms cash
fsis positive.
ia! So THOe. DOWNING. Auet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08

COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-Yesterdav. o4,csr
Frazier again encountered James WEIGH he tier
known as Paddy Welch, the dpserter who es-
capped from him the night before and pre-.
yious1y from Capt. Scheetz's detectives and
this time of1cer Frazier succeeded in placing
him in the Foprth Ward station Justice Gil
berson committed WEIGH to court TO answer
tor the assault and battery on the officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08

BEAR In MIND the great Russian War DO
rama At ODD Fellows Hall Positively osiy
three more exhibitioBs-to- night to- morrow
afternoon and TO morrow night Children ad-
nisted tomorrow afternoon tor only 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08

ANIMAL ELECTIoY.-Last night, the Perse-
yerance Fire Company, No. S, held their an
hual election or officers, with the following
result:-President Henry Lyles; Vice Presl-
dent, julius Strobel; Secretary, John s. Dick
inson; Treasurer, Henry Janney. Directors
Augustus Glasgow, JOB r. Lyons, p. Stro-
bel. Delegates TO the I ire Dspartment-Henry
I.yIes, Julius Strobel, John s Dickinson, Jno.
II. Thompson, John X. Lyons.
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
DEPOT Of WaShtaeton. ,
WashiHRtoa -. C., Dsc n, lSSS.t
Will be sold &C public auction, at the corrAls,
neer the Observatory, in ths city OF Washington.
on The Brst and thiro W EDNESDAYSi in January,
Isss Wig 6th and q Tn days of The month lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condsmHed unfit for Fublie seryice
Sales TO com p1ence ct 10 O'Clock .. m.
Terms cash ia Government funds
ID H RUOBER.
de 2s-tJsn n Brig Cen. sDd Quartsrm sster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08

THE METROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER
CoMfANY, at their meeting last evening, elect
ed fhe follow ing officers Tor the ensuing year:
President, John I. Chancey; First Vice Pres
ident Chas. Holbrooh; Second do, William s.
Scott: Secretary. Edw'd III. Sipe; Treasurer,
Geo. ID. Noyes- Delegates TO Fire Department,
John T. CLANCY, Cha. 'es Hoibrook, VIM. 5.
Scott, Edw'd ID. Sipe az "A Geo. II. Noyes.
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ONLY TEN Gents for children TO the great
X ussian Wsr DioF1ma, at Odd Fellows Hall,
to morrow aftern con. Positively only three
more exhibitions OF this magnificent work Of
art-tonight- tomorrow afternoon. and to-
morrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-08

By GREEN Il WILLIAMS Auctionsers,
Two DWELLING HOUSES ON DELAWARE
at o'clock, P. NJ. We shal sell in front OF tbs
Dremises; one Brisk and one Frame House situ-
ated on De awsre avenue, between and streets
nerth being on part of lot s in Berry 4 Mo
hus Eut division Of square IN; Persons wishing
to bsy small dwellings would do we'll to attend 20
gale az the property viii be toli without re serve.
js4 DAD GREkN Il WILLIAMS Aucts.
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= ALUABlK- IMPR0vtn PROPERTY AT PR

VETE SALE.
The subscribers offer for sale . hsndeo ms AID
weii-built three story Brick Dwelling House bean
t;su u situated for private residence in thu vi
Gritty Of FoU rteenth and streets and containing
saloon, parcr, Citing room, Kitchen, sssen cham
bers, sd bath room: well constructed in svs-y
particular, sith marble manteis, Gay window, AID
hslccry erd ia In every particular dssrshls rsi-
Gsrcr. Early possession given.
Also, d. sirsbie Lot the north side OF Fatrset
rO, til, 2txFH, with two Frame Stores on the front
sad Brick Back Building in the rear.
JAS @. MCGUIRE & co,
is 6-lw kuct and Com Merchants.
TOR RrNT-At 2ss rect, between l2th and
1 18th streets q la; se ard VAL furp .sasd PAR
LOR, With Bed Room adjoining, ON second door.
EIOR SALE->h rrst class BAR and STEAMED
Z CYaTEG SALOON. near Ford Fhaater in the
cen or of the city. -Four years lease. Rent $50
, n,onth For particulars call At No, 46sM fenta
street, bet d and Z. .-.E u s-St*
TOR EALE-A desirable te6 story FRAME
n BUILDING. No 224 New Jersey svsnne, bet.
street and New York avenue, Is offered for Fri
yats saie. Immediate possession given. Title per-
Eeet Terms one half cash; the balance 10 s 8, 9,
snd II months, secured by . desd OF trnss on tbs
property. INQUIRE of N. OALLAN, 213 strsst,
let I4th ard i5ta SITS. ia 5-btH
TOR SALE The sTOOK GOOD WILL, TOOLS,
4 dc,cfa loBs estahIished Horse Shoeinz Shop
One of the bast stands in the city, With I'M
GU aled run Of custome Rent mo ferate. For par
ticu!arf inquire of THOs. CLARK, Proprietor OF
livery Stable corner Fourteenth and streets.
ia 1U
, 1864-05-15
VOLUME XVII.

o1Ieo c upon them, but also fos tbs great nunnher
c,b1. r. Gentfe who have there met and
t SmotaGed the skeleton King Of Tcr7ors There fc1
pnrtts and singlenees Of purpose have endeariA
big memorJ to he whole American peop]e. 1'a
,hsra astsEef may be the relative strength and
# ie o. s9eSess oetyeen The armies to-day,
Plehend that the facts will disclose thst be his
Deep beaten By circumstances which military skin
Soata not eFsde; has hech driven BY Superior NAM
oers Hom ntld fn which he lad shown ali Of the
n'gheft qualities Of General. We
calm az esnsn: The purify Of big private lite hin
eohIs1 e%Ese enar9e,e md the br'iancy OF his
TIE CHICAGO EEDkL ORGAN pER1DEe UNION
GENERAL
Ihe5s r. ESt1rS lon Gen Butler exeept
marvellous captures reported to be made By him,
nr1 the Information that, as soon as Fort nArl n.
ED Petersburg aye taken full details will be sent
As Gen; EEtltr'e only ach,eEeneuts were the pna.
ish1Eent6fa q newspaper correspondent Tor eritine
letter abuut him, and rhe hantsaintnt of elcrsy.
msn 10 the South, Z City Point, he has done no;h
;shs, ss;,s and '0' 'Fd haa been heard from him for
TEE CHICAGO REBEL ORGAN TEHEATFEs y1oLENc8
AGAINST TEE - ARoI1T1ok1sTs."
Why. what art tho Abolitionlsts OF Chicago
Iswletshsst .hau Be inau.;ornted,. he Democracy
EM poesess Tie city! Do they not know tbst when
ths question becomes one Of nobs, ths ruling mob
is It Tic rule ot mob.-theJ want Is Ills liz
volcano they would open II 10. they havs but 70
lbcrately understanding the full force of the an-
Euage We rtter. The Democracy Of Chicago hare
ceased to look to the law for protection. From
this Day 1or4h theY are banded Tor seH-protection
and deiense. aud they know what IL the oest de-
tease. They wznt peace They want the protcc-
ton 0f the i9w Tor themselves and fot all men, Not
having these. theI know and will do the daty that
remains to thcm..
According to This threat, the rebel editor
bea'e the same relation to the Chicago "De-
mocrzcy" that master does to his dogs
when he whistlcs, they come when he sets
them Oh, tEey attack Arc the Ct Democrats ~
Of this city his houndss
, 1864-05-15

IN poaiton. and two three days must develop the
de:icns Of the conteudlng leaders.
The train frog. Chattanooga came clear through
today to Tunnel Hill, ami 1t conld run straight
into Inc rebel unes the road, 70 lar as known be-.
Ing intact clear to Atlanta. II tho rehcfs fcttcat
they will Of course destroy. the bridges ever thu
ltoWab and Co=tcnania rivers. but there Is eyt-
Gence along the track between here and the Ten
nefsee River, that every d2mage will be speedily
repaired
During ssirmizl. dsy CT two ago. Gen. How
ard, commanding the 4th corps. received a bullet
tbsuueh bis coat-tail, winch passed, thereafter,
hand.
Our losses thus far have been alight. We h.vc
captured few prisoners. The rebel fiEcs are 50
cempaet, tlst yesy few deseEters reach ouE lines:
Chattanooga. II Is estimated tcFIdes, that a0ll
uacn. recruits and men coming to their regiments,
arrive IN Chattanooga daily, R:tip1s arc plenty,
and the weather continues fair.
The Euerillas are acttTa among tho mountains
bordering On the Tennessee river. An engineer
WAS skot dad on the Memphis md Charleston
1'atlrozd Last Wcek. aud on friday last, iewo men,
beIs 81 the ~ Ohio cavalry, were Killed white
a battalion Of paymasters is ut Chattanooga,
with funds to pay the troops, as soon az tho mIl-
tary situation becomes settled enough to permit
then to dlspense theiE verdant favofs.
siasrn. Its as much the theme 0! eonversaton as
the operations here. General Sherman, for tha
present will 1ot. permit the northern ulail to go
hc Chattanooga Ga=ttt4 says that tho paopto of
Tenneeeee were threRtened with ataryatien after
tls PRONUNCIATION Of Geu. sherman's order emitting
- lsappsies, but that they are determined to stay
ability. Many families arc living, entirely on
creent, and hunsriiy praying for The blackberry
Eeaepu.
9staq3t will ba nude to-day-pro1ably BY Stanleys
, 1864-05-15

Affairs In Louisiana.

ST. Lor1a. May 1.-THE Democrat has news
from Red River TO the 5,h. Porter Eaa at alc1an-
cr1a with Ase :ron clAe. large force was engaged
in dredging The river ut Aie1nndrta, 20 as to give
depth oi water 1t the falls tor The gun boa.s t.,
PASS ever. 1t will take two weeks to raise the
watcr.
General Grover was At Alexandria. Tie Federal
lines ctnbrpec circuit OF three miles. There Is
no communication BY land with the army at Grand
Ecore.
NcCle,nand uas rcndezvousing his corps at
Banks.
1}utie1 & holiday, OF Illinois, brought out GIT
bale. Of cotton from Alexandra. Messengers hare
gone to Washington TO libel it in bcha1f Of the
unyy.
;ained Kirby Smith It Sabine Cross Rosds- Price
bad detailed 00v men to work on fort 0eatious at
nr. DerhY, sureeon-in-Chief With Gen Bseks>
reports the Federal loss 1t Pleasant Hin At 6 kill
cd, 1870 wounded, and t,50o missing and prison.
CARO- NAY 14.-The steamers Darling and Alice
Dean, from Memphis have passed mp for Ctncln.
na The former has sat- and the latter 5s3 bales OF
coItou. ,,
dar. en- route for Red Riveg.
, 1864-05-15

Our brilliant sncccsa aroused the highest rnthu,
siasm tn The army, and me1 seemed as eager fo1
nese. Hancoet's gallant stroke Tas mads just 1t
the right time and place. for at every other pofnt
the entmy,s works ytre Eery sstroaE and well
guarded. To hare made this attack IN front would
have been ncet DISASTROUS
Tho news from Sherldan's cavalry expedition, is
Of lie most satisfactory natu!c. He hls turn up
ten miles OF the Oranze and Gordonsvi'le Rail-
Lee army. He racapafed 5o5 preae1s aa tsir Gr
way to Richmond, and took four peces Of artl;lsrY
A'tee Hancock captured johnson and Ais division,
johnron ras brought to headquarters. Ica;lo aad t
Jhhneon hAd been chums 10 the old army IN other
days, and they readily recognized each other.
j @ hneon vas - intf9daesd 70 eEant' and friendly
Grant and be once occupied positions in the sauo
brigade. II was asce1tntned to \ certainty from
prior ers that GeD. Hadsxottl IL dead and buried
Ter prlsoners at headquarters. .Tley pronounced
LoEgsttees badly but not mostaIy wounded :Iohn-
ssn was known to nearly all 3lssde's staff officers,
eaides: ssa: Ha6t, ssIst o{ artils!1. ssssted M
h,m Nth :. Ed7 an glad to sec you" to which
Jshpeon, half ,lacet,ons;y 3ad hslf seriously re.
pied :"we1'. ngnt. nader .hv circamstanses, I
ID matter vsF1 pli!osop,aes,ly !; 10 ..surea sur a. @
T;,}g; Ms T9pla ha1e ha.d tie q ys although be
Ills dress is the faded, dllap tied suit that rebel
Generals wear; hla elouch hat Fas much The worse
for wear, and in no part at Ills dress was there
any thing Ike Etsle. he put on NJ airs whatever,
unlike the cockney Stuart ~ s'-when Gen. Han.
cGck. his gallant caFtor, Offered his hand refused
saying his feelings vo1ll not allow him 10 naakt
hsnGe.
Ey s o'clock terrible raIu nud lail storm begsn
to mipc!c with thu crash, and The. storm Of urti-
leIy md mntketfy that was sweeping ovc. Spotsyl-
vsiin. the lighting being now mostly In open
ground. which gave the ARTILLERY fair play. The
Eeoviekt fire was now coming from Warrcn's
eorpe. which held Cur centre. There was no al
tanciEg. however, and seemtnaly little was gained
on either slide. The rebel artillery paJed furionsy
for while on Grants and Mcad1's headquarters.
O. % he ~ lie oTe
we1e the wounded, dead aud dyin =. Tbs List fur
VI f1o hours had done terre wurk as Scared trees
and Eany dead bodies Of ncc1 and horses plainly
told. The gCrs taken py Hancock are all twasye-
pound.
The transmission OF the report IL not complete
at the lnpr Of GONG to prese.
, 1864-05-15
TE1E EXCHANGE OF-PRIS.
ONEKS.
An Important Bulletin from the War
Department.

WAN DEPARTMENT, ADs'1 QEyEE41,s Orr1cE,
NAsHlSaToH, May eth, 1885,.
DECLARATION OF EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS OF WAR
Ithaying been reported that Mr. ould, the rebel
Ccnim:tsionc1 Of Exchange, has declared without
consulting the authorities OF the United States,
that all rebel pri.dnerE delivered at City Point up
to the so,h Of April arc exchanged, 1t IL ordered
that I'll Feterai prisoners Of was, and all civilians
prior TO Nay 5d. 1864, be declared exchanged. and
they arc tLua declared exchanged,
Accordingly, it te further announced that after
deductirg tie member Of Fcderal Officers and men
embraced in this order asc-cAapGed, the rebels re-
main indebted to the Federal government accord
inG to tsbles careful. prepared BY the Commiasary
Gcncral Of prisoners, from official data, 38,596,
for which no equivalent has been received By the
Federal Government. All rasoled ofGcezz aud ec-
Nsted men, herein dccinred exchanged, whu aro n
camp, will tc Immediately forwarded by the
coulu,andsnt Of eamps 10 their regiments and com
nauGs, and reported to the Cor1miseary General
Of pEsonere accordingly.
Theee who arc absent on lcaEc, at Interpolation
of1heir leave, will repair forthwith to the parole
camps It Annapolis or Columbus, Oaio.
BIZ order Of the Secretary Of Nsr.
ED. TowssESp, Adjt- Gen.
, 1864-05-15
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO a1ARKET-sEcOSD BOARD.

SATURDAY EyKsIHo. May 1i-loP. u.
The Second Board this evening rather poorly at
teEced, and the leading grain markets ruled quiet,
although In some Instances advance the closing
prtces on Change was obtained:
WHEAT WAS In rcry limited demand, but the mar.
ket was steady the closing priees OF Change saes
were: $500 bu No. spring at TO- TO- o3 bu No.2 do
at ]11s; 5000 bu do I'm the afsernoon) at Slick.
CoRH n ~ In good request but the advanced vfews
Of holders restricted business. Tho market ruled
somewhat h1mer With strong upward tendency.
Sales we're: $500 nu Mol new at $l.o6 15goo bu do
Ut 31D5; $50 uu No.3 new At $l.ts.
OATS were 1rm but quiet at the extreme figure paid
on Change. Sales 1era: LOCO bu No. At 63Kc.
WHrakT was on the rampage, owing to adyices 1e~
ceiyed from Washington In the afternoon stating that
the Senate Committee adverse to the House bill
psbposi1g to tax nil stocks On hand On receipt
thI. iplelligenee there WIS "huTfytng to and no.
among the operators and the market rapidly
4@sc abore the ruling figures pald on Change At the
clcse however, thera wAs less disposition to operate
md ,ne market closed With rather more sellers than
buSe1s at the extreme figure. Sales 100 brls
3: Go br1s at $'13; 1lto brls at $11G; 80 brs at
t1IsH; 4so brls at $Ll7 200 nrls 1t e17all in the
afternoon and $50 brl1 In tho evening at Si.ls
, 1864-05-15

A. Guerilla Party Routed.

Especial Dispatch TO tie Chicago Tribane.l =.
er. Louis, May IL
The Western Sanitary Commission announces
that several tons Of supplies for sherman's army
were shipped from here last week and reached
Cbatsanooga on Tuesday, with extra agents ready
for the impending battles.
Gen. Guitar telegraphs as follows. from Rolla:
:"sixteen Of the 5th Wisconsin Infantry, and
small party Of. the enrolled militia men suddenly
called together. fell apon purity Of thirty gues1ias
gong north, six miles northeast Of cubl, at one
p. to-day The rebels had dismounted to get dr.
ntr, when they wero surpFised.and fred upon BY
CTR men. Two were Killed, and several horses, Il
number Of guns, saddles, blankets, &C., were CAP
tnred. They were scattered and arc still being
purrucd. My opinion is that they were moving
north for tho purpose Of crossing the Missouri
riYcr.''
Returned veterans-kfom Little Rock are ycry
seyere on Gen. Steele, publicly dcaouncing him Is
a Copperbead who protects pro-e'syefy property.
It il reported hT th m that charges havc becn pre-
fcrre zGninst etece, which is tho cause Of cauhJs
going to relieve bin.
, 1864-05-15

We ind in the Washington CArontste, q Nay
Eth, the following names OF Indiana WOUNDED o.
t;Iant's army, Who arc no" In hospital IN 1aat
city:
6. :sth; bradley 4. kose. GO. A 1sth: Ja!ia9 a y
18th; Corp: Sutherland, co. 4: 18th; J. Ba1le! c.
sh r. + T. Rliss soth; ;,ts1nlS hna,e" r. =.
y, n; Wm: SCHNEIDER 60. F. 10th; Samuel Tqf- T
ner, CO. E, sth; Corp. W1n. II. Campbell. CO. =,
II; AZ: Wheeler; CO. D. III; Johp shateF, co..
c, 18th: J. \. uaEkine. co. G. 18th; ]. simpson
%. q. 2cth Jacob B. Htad. co. C, aoth; William
Plank; e. 4, 1ah; PatElck ninch, CO. A. 18Th: Le:
ee ec H0'aRS asS; s. Moria2s IT, e. Pefef taD h
John Adap.: e 4, #; James Armstrong,
Danlon: CO G, l9th John Nicheldeon, CO E, ioth;
Enoe Thayer, ca E 1ath; John ". Kennedy, CO E,
18th; John Camp, CO f 18th Lewis Anderson, co
i, 1sth Thompson spe, ,ser, GO z, 10Th; Sergeant
Co i, l4th; Wm. @. saxter. CO G goth; VIM. Dele,
co B, 18th Logan Ffa;m, 60 g 14sh Samuel As.t-
nan GO G. 10th John n Hudson, co y 18th Mich
olss Ha1tfn. co E, 14th; Daniel b Harpster, 90 E,
18th Ersn julien, co G, 9th: Albert I. LeWis CO
GNfh
, 1864-05-15
FROM GEN. SHERM 4NsS
ARMY.
tic is Near Rcsaca and In the Flank
and Rear of the Enemy.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1f.x-A spccial to the Eten-
ing Telegraph dated Cincinnati, 14tn, atssea: !:
News has been received from soldiers that 8cho~
fields army moved from Bulls Gag. IN is East Ten
nes.cc on the "a, and after t0nr hours ngnt11g on
the 4th, the rebel troops retreated: the Union
iroops pursuing them into North Carolina No
psrtfcuiare arc received.
TEe news TINT General Thomas has taken Dalton
is confirmed. We baTe cap'asea anoa1 o,o Rta
rcbels retreatel In some disorder to Resaca and
Rome. Our troops arg In hot pursuit.. ,,,''
fCorreupondence Cincinnati Commercially
.TuNHEL Hill, GEoEa1A,
Sunday Morning, May 8, lasL
Tie enemy still cling to Dalten, their adFanceta-
CIR us at that almost iuaccesstb!e position B4z-
zarl Roos three miles north o. ~ oaoa nea5da na
BE- held hT {. .o9 men against ten times that num-
ber. and there Is certainly In Us appear.
ance tn warraut the belief The centerol our for
ces. ftseIf larcc army. Is compactly fronting the
positon while the wings eaen 2! W1iea Is another
9ps1dia hott gese haPe vedea On
st1opr position 1t Tunnel HILL to our cavalry, afteE
fhorn sEirmfsh. but 1t does not seem to hare
bcen nart Of theit intention to hold it tenachousy
They faye been amusing thcnselres at sone Of
thejf ousposts by 1esvfng quaker packets a. they
a,ms for tGey are tho only rebel uniforms that hare
brtn steady Under fire for some time.
rThn tkf1m;sheYs Of both armies are exchanging
complfments this morning. Hooker, on the right,
hsd oue OF bis batteries Ia action Yesterday, while
akrnixhns fe1 The possss1Gn q g4p southeast
every direct,on-the tn1petuastt5 OF our skdrmish-
ers having, IN every in-tauce, forced tho rebes
back. Whatever may he Sbernian's designs. tho
arDy IL confident and cnt l1slas1c, aud reAuy to
bring item to successful is:ue. The army Is now
, 1864-05-15
FEOK1 8P2INEF1EL1A.
Military mattcrs--Thc VandaIia RIol

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso TrlbuneJ
SPRINGFIELD, H., May ii, 1854.
have reliable Information that all is quiet at
Vandalia the rioters having dispersed for the pres-
ent. 1t is however believed that they will, at any
giren moment, create another outbreak, and vigo-
rous etrps Will be taken to arrest hand Of deser-
tiers ond tushwhackcrs that ase saId To be organ-
lied IN Fayettc county.
The State Sabbath School Convention will meet
In this ciIy, IN Tuesday, June 7th. lastlnz three
days.
The following en1isted men hare been honorably
discharged ffom the service md commissioned in
The United States co'orcd troops Corporal Hector
Il. Aiken, chteaso battery Robert Porter. Co. C,
10th 1lts. Vols. Abner @. Knapp, Co. 4, 0ed Ills
Vo1s. i; Vim. D. Gale and Fred. A. Chapman, fthe
Chicago Beard Of Trade Battery,
"A large uumher Of 100 days troops arrived to-
day. Ore regiment will probably be mustered In
to the service and ready for the de!l on Monday
prof. A1nos Mccoy. Of Washington city IL lectn-
r1ng in Ills city tu7 the benefit Of soldiers fami-
lies. BY invitation Of his Excelency, Gov. Ystes,
md other state officers and prominent citizens on
Thursday evening be addressed largo and highly
respectable audience In the Hail Of the House Of
Representatives. Subject: Rebellion against the
National Constitution, which Has received with
most t1atte11ug appreciation.
, 1864-05-15

with great reluctance, aat onlE fey hundred hesd
koi yesterday, at An average advance Of NC per
roucd. To-day, however, oay ci.ht car loads ar7rc.
sk,ug 7iS for tho weez, wch, ndda- loo s1te cat.
t'e, made to'al supply OF $3.50. Buying became
intse bsisE. and up*aztss Of e=o THOUSAND caaagel
hands. selling ahade higher thin yesterd y, a.d tho
quality considered, H9Ks higher thsn lsss week.
The average quality VAS 1ulte low. THIS best dsove-
cut hunlrtd head Illinois stoeEs-soId BY Henry West
Ltlmsr fer 1885 . 1u1 Ds, arerase weight t.s90-
Prices range from that fEurc DO an to cents. Aver
ugc on all sales about $c- DserIs now dea-ef than
eyer before In tht history Of our market.
Ncas.-TheEe have been but few buyers hero during
the week, and no sales are reported. Prime light
State and Western corn fed. quoted nomlnally At
'k@7Ec; heary do. 7407sst. and the be,t estl>ess
&c. Recfiptg u .7IO-saIuped to SeT York.