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IORNSTON'S AGR IOULTURAL OHINIsTRY
y Wood 3 Agricultural Chemistry: London.
Olaptalb Agricultural Ohemistry,
LieSas . Agricultural Chemistry.
Lisbie1 Principles OF Agricultural Chemistry.
Dssp.Isnd Caltnrs. b. Henry Stephens: Lon.
don.
Stephens' Manual Of Practical Drainage: Lon
don.
Ditahing and Draining Tables: London.
OonaldS Land Drainage: London.
6trachan's Tables on Drainage: London;
mh7 +HI yEANCk TAIAV1.
, 1864-05-09
TIE REPUBLICAN VIC.
TORY
The 9th District Congressional
Election.
Especial Dispatch tc the Chicago Tribunc.j


Especial Dispatch tc the Chicago Tribunc,j
PnlScz7oS, Bureau Co H., May 9. 1861.
The election for Congressman here yesterday oc-
cstloned more than ordinary interest. Princeton
gave majority OF oyer 23p. Eight towns In the
county hesrd nom give, In the aggregate, nearly
900 majority tor 1nccrsolL 1ngeztoll's majority In
the county will probably be 1900.
Taking these figures as basis you can put down
Ingereol's majority in the district 1000 at least
PIon1A. May Til p. m.
Returns from eighteen towns scattered over this
district give Ingersol1 1,72 majority. That In
c!udes this city and strong Copperhead towns of
this county. This city gives We.d nlnety.four
majority, Union gain Of eighteen since the mun1
cipal election.
The Union men Of this city are wild With enthu
siaem the result Of the election, and the news
from Grant. A procession Of citizens with music
waited on Mr. Ingessol aud congratulated him on
bis election. 1ngersoll responded In happy
speech, followed by his brother Col. 1ngerrol and
other prominent citizens,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
PEon1A, May :.
Nennep,n, Putnam county, gives lngersoll G6
majority; Henry, Marzhall county, 81 majority.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.I
GAIEsBuHG, May :, 1864
1nccrsoll's majority In Galesburg, Galvs, Kewa-
nee, Neponset, Princeton, Maconb and Concord Is
t,7a5. Bureau county alone gives him 1000 as far
es heard from and will probably 60 to 900.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane]
[Specin1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
'GA1EsBCR0, May7.
The election to-day resulted as follows: E. G
1ugereol1. s45; Wcad, 125. There was light vote
and 10 other towns heard from.
GENEsEo, May 7. 1854.
IN (3encaeo Iucertol1 receives three hundred aud
ten votes. Wead one hundred AID sixteen. Wood
nine. ....
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TsibuEel
WEsoxA. Nay Z, 1854.
Ingcreo1l has 1so votes and Wcad 81 In Evans.
the largest Republican majority we eTcr had.
, 1864-05-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Gen. Steele Mt Little Rock-Loss OF
Wagon Trains and Artillery.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CA1Eo, April 7, 1854.
The steamer W. R. Arthur, from Memphis last
evening, arrived here at p NJ, bringing the fol
lowing from your correspondent:
The steamer General Grant, from Fort Smith,
reached this point early yesterday afternoon. She
1eN Little Rock on Monday last and We learn
through her offices that 1t the time she started
from that point, about four thousand OF General
6teele's men had arrived. The main body OF hts
army Is reported to be twenty TO twenty-five miles
ont, making their way to the came point Narna-
duke and FaEfn were aaid to be following him
closely, about two Thousand rebels having crossed
Saline river up to this time. When the boat REACH
ed Pine Bluff news had reached TINT point that
General Steele had arrived at Little Rock with his
army, still followed by the enemy, and having lost
Ill Of his wagon trains and the greater part Of bis
artillery.
No fears Of attack On the city are entertained, 1t
being strongly fortified uud easily defended by the
force noH there.
Wounded were being brought into Pine Bluff
when the bsat left. That point is also fortified,
and military think that 1t is defenstble against
attack from any enemy less than ten thousand
strong.
The steamer Grant met with no opposition on
her trip, and reports no guerias in eight.
All quiet in the vicinity Of Cairo. The steamer
Hillman, which arrived last night, was fred upon
by number Of gurriIlas from the Missouri shore,
rear Island No. 16. Soldiers on board returned the
fire, wounding some Of their assallant5. Only one
ehn+ h}t Yhc IJtlrun,,
, 1864-05-09
THE lRON.CLADS of THE
E1RENC CHI NAVY.

We find the following remarkable state
ments In the Paris correspondence Of the
London Tine:
AThere is reason to believe that the amount
Of the reduction In the Department of the
Navy ia not yet definitely fixed, mad that In
oil probability 1t will be something more
than what was stated the other day. One
fact, in particular. will give an idea Of the in
tentions Of the Government since the visit
Of Lord Clarendon
"When Admiral Bouet Willanez WIS ap:
pointed to the command Of the experimental
squadron, rice Admiral Penaud, deceased, he
wished, with his characteristic ardort to mo-
dtty his composition, 80 as to have all iron
clais, which ore now the only ships for war,
In place Of the wooden ships Of the line,
which 1t seems are now considered only Ut to
be employed as packets he WINS ordered
up to Paris, on bis nomination, to receive his
from the Emperor; and he took this occa-
sion to earnestly press the demand which be
be had go much ut heart. II was refused.
He was told that the old wooden ships were
great advantage, however worthless they
might be In war. In consequence OF their
large crews they are regular storehouses
for men from which the government may
draw in case Of emergency. Another reason
for the granting bis request was that IRON
cIa1ls could not be fitted out Just now with
out exciting the susceptibilties Of England;
and those susceptibilities it Was indispcuss
ahle 10 treat tender1y. The cordial under.
standing between ths TWO governments being
dtrgolug the process Of cutting down, to be
agreeable to England; but, In order that the
service should not be reduced to too low a
Condition, the government would dis .rm
three of the old wooden line-of-buttle ships,
which had between them crews OF
, 1864-05-09
FROM WASHINGTON
Military and Conversational Matters.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
WAsn1NoTos, May Z, 1854.
Gen. Csnby's nomination as Major General, an
nouncdd In these dispatches yesterday, was made
to the Senate to-day, which at once confirmed him,
without the usual reference to the committee.
Gen. Canby started West by the afternoons traiu,,
having been assigned 10 tho command Of the mill
tary department, embracing all the Trons- -Aissfs-
sippi States, except Kansas and Missouri. It is
expected that the arrival Of Gen. Candy will pnt
different complexion upon military officers in that
section
Gems. Ingalls,, Allen, Turner, and Rucker, Of the.
Quartermasters' department, were confirmed by
the Senate to-day. Also, A. Bennett, OF Kansas,
Klckapoo Indian Agent: Chas. &. Wells. Postmas-
ter, Milwaukee D. T. Smith, Of Minnesota, and
E. r. Ferry, Tax Commissioners for Tennessee.
WAsun GroN, May "A recently passed law
makes provision for fhe settlement Of the Indians
Of Utah In the Vinta Valley, In that Territory. 1t
appropriates $4,000 for agricultural improvements
to enaeIe them to become aeli.sustainins.
The President has today appointed Brig. Gen.
EDWARD R. 8: canby Major General of Volunteers
and ordered him to the csmnand OF all the troops
west 81 The Miselaslppl river.
No Information has been received relative to the
reported capture Of Decatur, Ala. by the rebel
Forrest and the murder OF the garrison. It is be-
The story Of the second defeat Of Gen. Banks's
force is not credited here.
IL lb SlAseQ 1Qak Inc C0uuL OF tue I4ouSE BLOWS
that lr Liam, Of Missouri, will be clearly entitled
to llis scat.
Reports from Dalton, Ca, state that there are
only $5,N0 rebels theze, and johnston was REIN
forcing Lee
The Ordnance Department hrs contracted for tho
delivering Of 00n sets of innntry accoutremcnts.
Those TO be delivered at New rurk cost 5t601
5.G0, and thoee at ST. Louis S5~50 per SGT.
Since permission was given to soldiers in the
regular service who reenllet to select any state to
which they may cheese to be credited as part Of It's
quo'a, and to receive its bounty, large numbcr1
have been secured by agents of New England
cities. Boston has obtained over f,lD0 men. L,r,e
numbers Of negroes have also been enlisted By re-
ctuiuDR agents. ...
Major Generals French and Kcycs have been
nuetc1cd ont Of the volunteer service BY order OF
tho President.
As the down tra!n from Brandy Station was on
The way down this morning, about three miles this
side OF Eu1l Run,.it was fred into by gueril!ss
concealed In the woods A volley was returned by
the guard on the train.
WAsnfNnToN, May eth, 18s2.-There WIS large
attendance Of ladies' and gentlemen at Speaker Col
Gax'e residence tonight, 1t being the occasion OF
u presentation to him by his Indtaua friends OF
costly service OF silver.
, 1864-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS,

ITALIAN OrEnA.-This 1IoudaJ evening Will
witness the commencement Of the Opera eeason,
to be inauGurated with +" Robert Il DAyo!o," with
very etroug cast and the auxiliary OF ballet
troupe The enlarged resources OF the troupe,
which has now acquired steadlness and expert
ence, leads nj to anticipate snecess In very
marked degree this season. In Cincinnati and
Clevelaud they hare been more than successful,
and, in view of this, we refer our operaEocrs 10
the ticket Office at Higgins music store. They
are going rapidly, and applications should hemade
to-day for good seats:
MrsBun-The new and beautiful comedy, writ
ten by John Broughan, the iamous comedian, en-
ttled "The game Of Loye vi bs spn prGd1cea ~
principal characters will be sustained by Meesrt.
Bradley, Aiken, Dillon, and Mesdames Perrin, Be1-
natd and Stoncall, all Of whom have enst2ined IN.
ap T. he heSp Of tie tens o
thouE snda who hare vieited the Museum
AcApEMY or MCsIc.-The managers Of the
Academy of Music VII produce 1h neW eSt1ava; @
Gaita,.' In +wh1c6 lie inslde workings Of hat
famous Order Till be e5p9esa to VIEW Aaoths5
best lutists In the Western States, viii mske his
bow before Chicago audience. Tbs new pro-
Ke1 o a Is not e,9s to
sure to be crowded, rou must start early If you
BEsAx n411--Ths Polopticomorama, now on
rious- work Of nrt,. md u Witnessed By large
crowds on each evening. The paintings are very
fine and artistic ltke and the d!oramis machinery
this (Monday) evening, the ball being engaged for
war mseting, but on Tuesday the exhibition will
Be renewed and continued during the week.,
seven new ss-Mile Marietta Raycl, Mons. Dap
t,etin Miss Clara Butler, Miss Ida Dnval, Nile Lo
Eetta, Nj. Tom Ruescli, and E1r. Henry Mason.
, 1864-05-09

1Fron, tfe Mopt,eur rArnee, Paris, April al
The Egyptian negro nattalio1. especially
orr..1,,zed 10 serve In tho Terra Caliente, has
rerfectlz answered whut was expected from
it. Those men, oxa. the rude at attacSs Of
ths KS Climate Gin and occupied posts where the
i,sal,h Of tbe French troops would have been
1e' ,'.rder:in. Chief, wishing to reeompense the
dsrutednces t' ot which this battalion has given
ce Inns t1e esd Gross o. Am.a LegSo gSo
.,.,,1,,,aods the battalion ad jsteriaa, and the
mI,i,srs media, on tunr eub.oaicccs, corp'r-
a;4 or rfiH.,tet.
, 1864-05-09
POLICE COURT.
Work Of the Week-1ssaults aud Qaafrcls-
Theft.

Po1IcK CoCEr.-Ibe Police Court week has
passed with little to render 1t remarkable. Bust
ness opened on Monday and Tuesday very br skly,
~ith an unusually large attendance at the prison.
ers bar, but sincc then the numbers have dwindled
magnitude have appeared, the majority OF oaenses
being simple violations Of city ordinances, con-
ssst3g for The most part q The Irregularities Of the
the Foltce Court would soon be compelled 10 ciose
Its door for want of patronage. The following are
isy from docket containing twenty-five Of thfe-
nnuea:
~ Angd Asta.n case.-razeha1 Angel, and
mand. charged with the late muzde1ous assault
18Th Veteran Reserve Corps. Nolan. tic wounded
t1ded to lie Truth ot ths evidence, rR6ish has a. a.
ready appeared In the THBrHE. Angel was dis
charged, a. It waa proved that be Was dncd ST for
orderly Ross, the harman, was held lot trial at
the Recor9cr's Court, IL bonds Of 5000.
The evidence adduced Was Of most conflicting
nony elcIted for the defrnee to be OF sufficiently
credible nature to place reliance Il He therefore
determined to eend the case for adjudication before
The Price Of &" a"SErke."-Wilism Mccoy, being
Possessed Of abont $1eo. determined on Friday
night. to hase few hours enjoyment, which ter
minated IN quiet eleep IN the gutter. and the to-
tai oss Of hie cash which IL now In the possession
Of some Unknown thief or thieves. Considering
n1s usaSy 1oss- MS hnnos limited the tine to IS and
7As connte.fttttng Case-Jessie Sims and
chnr~ei viii he rrime f ~ "
| ctHstapcea p1c7iouslv mentioned IN The TnIsrsE.
His honor considered that though the evtdenca i'd
eneea e., vs. o1 somswnat suspicious nsture. Il
ii of The .rrTeea q. ,ht ~ 1 .ae Gonml
ieasa. @~'~ S>e~~' 'e De4e'o1e ''os'eo lae'f IT,
| ~ ICropn,.-fn rneaa,r 1os, mo, r.,,,a r,.x.
hclnnring to the 1st 1Inneso.a tnftn4rv IA ~.
SS stolen from him WhIle tra1eiina on the Snrtb.
Tcrtefn Railrocd Oficer Rr,ince1 the Chtc,ec
| Northwcstern llenot nniicemsn snsn1ec1e5 ~ af,
nloyee al he ComnaIv mined :IeTame Turner ~ ~ ~
lie ofleuee, and on Friday arrested hin and news
hoy on the tram pa1ntd UeurF Grecn-r1e Latter
| char ed with hayInr rcceiyed . nart of tho sfoan
money- TCrncr made a iii eonfesafon of ths
theft: but owing to The absence Of Clary The boys
ere dc:ained for jrrther examination Before Jas-
| hnji 7' - - wv"
, 1864-05-09

5defEolng the process Of smoking, and It is not
the damage inflicted will not exceed $5,Vb, which
amount Is fully covered BY insurance, The orIciu
Of the conhsgration also Is uncertain. The build
tnrwne perfectly eaic hour or t,Fo before when
tic men LEFT, but in establishments Of this naure,
fires appear frequently to occur almost from epon.
f,po ,YDhn n
, 1864-05-09
@anten==Gor

WANTED Correspondence am ackn.W&, dRed
W, to he a:ret able. edncared, accomplished and
Eood !ook:ng but .houxh am gettlog on IL vs*f'
Lam dtsptrate. VIII sGrnn pity the unappz'cat.i?
Direct to 6cx ~, Nisha awaka, Indians. ms9a'o9.ls
"ANTED-Corresor nsenc". Two eooi-lorklnr.
w inte ilgent ana r-bntb JeunE soldiers. ot:o
ttarcjnr In h ettty vlsa to corrcnpn u 9Th ais
fumber .: los Il amt uni novin: youn: *ilss ts,e
Nef1h III view to improvement or rlen'tly tttf-
courrt Nov ladep please f.voe with year l-,sts.
rnn receive pror answer. ny addressing MI
MNEf IOE. r LEWIS MALVTS. To- y. 1ntt1 Mia
Msiine RriFadc, FlAgBhp Autocra. VI. Caro
VIVID
, 1864-05-09
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. May Port Royal papers Of
the 9Th state TINT Flosida Gcorxa and South Caro-
lima are nearly depleted Of rebel troops, who have
been cent north to join Lees army.
Admiral Dahsgren had arrived at Hilton Head
torpedo was discovered in st. Johns River, On
the Sd, with dead negro attached to 1t.
great female riot occurred In Savannah on the
m o an he de-
mnpi|fnr bread OF blood. They seized food where
It could be found. The soldiers were called put,
and aftcr briet conflict, the ringleauers were put
The rebels were making demonstrations at
Charleston, but had been sheled out By our gun
boate,
, 1864-05-09

Good Templars.-The members Of the In
dependant Order OF Good rcmplass OF this city
and vicinity, invited to be present at the for
nation ot new Lodge IL tho Se1gwick N. e.
Church, this evening at halEpast seye1 o'clock.
, 1864-05-09
E,UR COUGHS, COLDS AND

Il. CVN5UNF1IQNs-IHE VKHET Adl.8 FUL4ON AHY
RALeAh ts the m4Es aiEhl5 spproved medicine ave.
!sscoyer-1: II Hkt s1oou TH1 Axsr OF ALL TxsTa
r. S1 ss q
;<a ~ ssr Z, e net sa s%Ps1: efeRs r. Ies
ae z1ver to .lucst aoy orient, NJ sTappsr9 +
sseh bottle: The p5opI1etosr s7u eheerfally fefnnt
aud Il. ahe 'a1Ee eotttes much The ehesnsst- y
9FssF = sFy sd r! II F'sn'ss -ess T. 2req.red
9:star. Sid II Cns,azo ~ HuRNYHG 4 III TrFs9 NJ!
6sstg2a1-9Es II AA&+r &Er eA e.
, 1864-05-09

Pha1on's Night Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's Night Blooming cereus"
Phalon's Night Blooming eereus,"
Phaldh's Night Blooming Cereus.''
Phalon's IS Night Blooming Cereus."
Phalon's Night Bloomtng Cereua. :
Phalon's might Blooming eereu,."
A most exquisite. delicate and fragrant Perfume.
dieti!lcd from The rare and beautiful flower from
which 1t takes its pane N Ma1u{sstqred sST only x
Beware Of counterfeite.
AK for Phalon's-Tnke no Other.
Sold by Druggists generally. ap2s-ds1l-1mso
.E House and Sign Painting, calclm1ne.
dow Shades selling Sho1essle and re!s,l Il New
York pnses. p. F. E. RloHr. 30 Randolph street.
.E All the latest New YORK styles Of clothing
pees IS Ranaop stleei sherman Hoase
may4-e-9G1.5t
Hedge, prime, At 5000 per Thousand. Sweet p
taroes $3.50 per thousand. Five thousand, $500.
Also Peach, Plum. Grape, Roses, &C., &c. Send
70
Chicago Eye and Ear 1nflrmary, l3i
1E,
in the treatment Of Amaurosis. Cataract, Granular
lids, Scro}ulous and all forms Of OpthalmIa, Dea,.
ness, Ripeing.nol:es IN the head Al! diseases Of
no parallel in any ofce ol lie West.
my6e515-3tFM
nary and sexual Systema.-New and rella-
ion Sent by mali e sealed letter envelopes, re-
srd Assos.tion, No. 5 South Ninth Street Pai,s-
delphia. Pa. mb9lhR5s>3M
GaI Flxtures@Al large assortment embrac-
ing the latest and ncheft patterns, at low prices
Fitting promptly attended to. J. W1NanAvn. Jr
T. Co., 81 Randolph street. Ap22d46aln
Go 70 1u B1s7-Go 70 Br7an. d dt1a,1on.s
practical business education. For clrcularn 3D.
dress 1anelostng etanpsl Bryant = atattes,. rh-
cago, Illinois
Gas F1xturea-An entire new stock OF the
latest designs at the lowest market price. Gas
Fitting thoroughly and promptly done. PETER
SON + PAT1ERsoS. So Washington street.
ape4 d651-sw
Gas Fixturcs.-Call and see my new styles.
cslSon oil liz chsnasess as to order
q. II. WnxAnru. 1sa Lake street.
ss-d525-e -eot
Pension and bounty Blanks.
For sale at the CHICAGO TRIBUNE OFFICE, 81
Clhrk street.
The series is complete, aud the forms are accu-
rate, conforming in every respect to the instr1c-
tious from the Pension Office. All the forms per
talning to an application are printed upon one
sheet, embracing tue Declaration Of the Applican,
the Aadayits Of Witnesses, the Certificates of he
Magistrate Power Of Attorney, Clerks Certificate.
Chicago, III.
Application for T7anefer Of Pension.
| Application for Pr1xe Money.
| Application OF Widow or Mother for Payment OF
Pension.
Application Of Invalid Pensioner for Payment Of
PeDeiOn.
Claim OF Heirs for Arrears.
| Claim for Hu1ee and Equipment.
Communication Of Rations tor Exchanged Prison.
| Of War.
| Descriptive Ro1R.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bount. Money
! (Act OF March 3, 185A)
| Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
| Guardians Declarntion Of Minor Children for
Bounty Money and Arrears.
| GUARDIANS Declaration Of Minor Children 70
| Pension.
] Gna1dian's Delegation Of Orphan Sister for
| Peneion.
1cvalId Pension Claim.
! We send them POST PAID, At the Eata Of 7o cents
| per quire, upon the receipt OF the money
Address, Tribune Cox1ANI,