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, 1864-05-24
FROM 8PRINGFE&ID.
Matters Political and Military.

[epedl Dlspakeh TO the Chicago Tzibwne.J
a<n1xsE1x1.D, Ill, Nay II. 1854.
Maj. Con 3. J. oslesby arrived In this city this
evening Ills headquasters are 1t the st, Nicholas
Hotel.
Delegates from all parts o9 the State hare COM
mcaeed arriving. and thcfo aze pzospects for N
uuurual large Convention. The contest tos tho
Guba1natozlal chair viii bc spirited but the kind
est offceliu9 IL ohssrrah1a In III parsies, 4ud no
prolonged elttinz Will be required.
Senator Ward, Of Chicago; Maves, Of Edgar;
Drummer, Of Beardstown: II. Il. Caeae1, Of Nor
gan; Judge Mclean, Of Coles; Col. Dou2herty, Of
Clinton; .And othefs are hero. Prominent for
staa> Auditor are Judgs Mclean, Of Coles; ]. e.
Mine1, Of Sangamon: and Judge Moore, Of Bond
county Fer secrutazy Of State 10 hare the present
incrmbent Hon o. n. Hatch John r. Reynalds,
OF sanskmon; and Geo. Il. Harlow, Of Tafewell.
Tho German element srs strongly pressing tho
claims Of Col. j. Hirshhaet, OF Cook.
The candidates for Treasurer arc not yss In tho
feld.
o.. dit, that thest VIII b L reception 1t the
Governors .aans1on On Wednesday eroulns.
The 1ak presentation to Capt, Ames company
Of 100 day men, I. Camp Butler, On Saturday, WAS
pleasant affair. Tho presentation speech was
xasde By AajutaAt Gen. Fuller. who gava tho boys
some good aAvieo and cheering words - =,
cspt. An,os received &hs da& In a neat little
speech, pledxin7 his company to sustatn the tag
whenever It needed support without regard to tbs
The regiment formed on Saturday hare elected
the t8iloWtng deld ofacses:-Colonel, -, Phslps,
Of Cstlinvine; Lieut., Colonel, James Nooref oi
Bloomington; ha}oss J. 9. Lons2ey. Of Jseksoa'
| vflls-
Arrglnent wxs oteanixed At Camp Butler to
! day. the ofdcszs Of which did not lesEn. =.
Ttxee moro companies have reported today,
, 1864-05-24
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Sanitary Fa1r-4M1ssour1 Political
T&An1E.

Especial Dispatch 70 tho Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoUrs, May =, 1854. ,
Tbs second week Of tho SANITARY Fair opeus
lively. Tho cash donations and receipts nom tho
Fair now amount to three hundred and seventy
i've thousand dollaz1.
Illinois Is the 1argest contributor Of goods, and
Missouri Of money. Massachusetts comes next.
Thoswor contest Il Lively. tho raec bdng be-
tween Hancock and glorious Ben Butler. AcCel-
Ian Is far behind thocgh It is reported bis friends
aso raising fund to Gisb him the sword.
The interior Is stu infested everyvhste with
tmau gangs Of gusrillas, and murder and arson
follow in their wake.
The Rauscala' State Convention meets at Jcfrcr-
son City On Wednesday. lively time is axpeet-
cd upon proposition to send delegates to the Bal
.iuore Convention, = large number Of Germans
being opposed to 1t, and some talk being heard Of
bolt tho delegates arc sent. The nomination
for Governor lieR between Thos. G. Fletcher, 1ate
colonel Of the 30th Missouri volunteers, and Chas.
D. Drake, Of ct. Louis, with chances In favor Of
Drake.
, 1864-05-24
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA.


PnLApx1PH1A. May 1o.-GoT, Curtin has Is
sued tho following proclamation:
TukuIAs, Circumstances render It not fmprob-
abs that tho President Of the United States may
within short time call On the Pennsylvanta vol
unteer militia tor ! b1ief term OF eervtea, ard
whereas the example OF tho bravo men now In thu
deld rom Psnnsylvaala heretofore on every bastle
deld distinguished for courage and emclency, but
rho In tho recent battles Of Virginia hare gained
an enviahle distinction By their decds OF valot and
endurance, Bhopld stimulate their brothers at
home to increase their ehorta 10 sustain their
coont1'a nag and terminate tho rebellion
Now, therefore, ], Andrew G.. Curtius Governor
of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, DO mako
th1A, my proclamation, earnestly requesting the
people Of the Commonwealth, Who arc willing to
Fcspond % to such . eli Of the Pre.ident, to form
military orxanizations without delay, that theJ
may not be found unp1rpared to do 10. And Do
further request that the commanding otnceEs OF all
military organizations which may be formed IN
compliance With that proclAmatiol. do forthwith
report tho condition Of their respective
that prompt measures may bo taken for getting
them into tho peryice, IN case requiitton nhould
b made By the General Gore.nment. Such Acall.
II made, will be for I torn Of not less than ono
hundred da1s Ths troopa will be clothed, armed,
1Qbelated and paid By The United States, and mus.
tered into the service thereof.
Gl7eu under my band and seal, At Harrisburg,
this tho 18th day OF May.
By tho Governor. ELI stuH1
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
, 1864-05-24

..,, ~..A 49, A1,
" ~ uaH1s aase ph1o INV aAsss u ae4
real estGs N Ieoneases: lotoun =. 4ssoe-
nssE 1MA VIII appses aoe @.. y" Ho0a
-" - ee'4114tss4os'.1 = y. --.r
~r.p,, In =. =. ..,sa ~, h, ,r,c,,nw - ~.
- ~ ~. - -. W .-,th IN. n+,,o.. ,,.,s'
~ sa1 fee4 ~ T., rh.--. -ta III ="
-. - :. - "..s - - m othsr n,sn..
49, .s.t a.as. ss.,oas hs hs,a I'M Il. n.ss.ss
~. We. - No.. rL,snm}ttaa wfn tats hnd -
~. .m.,.T =. s..,...t ...n,orov. x1th tho nnr1os.
~ - ~ ~. To1.s ~ the md Of thfs TneF ~
~. 80 49,. orae-4 rn.- hsve hoso v,,ttna
~ ~ Ttr...s C",n-1,,,a.:s amenduent. N -
Ta-Ir7
Ths ror,r,,,t.~ ~, K,ect,oua viii tska mn III.
.-t.r... r,.. tomn,row
.,1~-, v.rpn.p Brx1-
-...- A.. p.,1ar 13.,tn.a a,,n b.
~ ~ "a 80 ~ 1,v-nncka]eu. H-rdd.ss
pn-.;, s.u;.h,-- ~ rrs1 r,ct
= ts..4h- s.r.ts ov~r n. atx.-
tetesss OF na1 dozen dinefen1 naaA@s loHoa- a
proposttlon WIS adopted that the Ae&fcnHotth and
pnxnee branch mutt nm by IaWrsnce and To-
.L =. .-.na~.,& =. .o.da that .n1a,..
Pe1.. ou snens .p - -. '''nr T4 seluess
s ua'ea e. q ING to.a = ~ enns- Aas psopo
aiyely defeated, Tho elanao ef<s5 :"u4s company
-,cIs, ~ annn1 ront-,r, ~ rJ-4-aa=zet st,,e+.,
s ~ = In ara Htf.~ = -. T.
uot y ~ 20. 4no E!th a forcs usa u
1hatit repea4s sns pfoTt1lons OF f~-E nW ior tho
thorixea tho COMPANY 10 issue bonds of which roI.
- -n.-s,,s.. in..,..t ~, ,~-.,t-.-
e1nfnens guarantees 'n1esass tos s"anv sean.
=; TW ADJOURNMENT or CoE1nAss.
, 1864-05-24

The Repu1so Of 611e1 q Success.
The Warrington Republican has the follow
ing:
New York are making the most orcs the sklr-
mish which sige1 had last Sunday In tbs
Shcnaudoah' Valley, communicated officially
TO Gen. Dix By the Secretary Of War last
night. 1t is true, Sigel, With a handful Of
men mas repulse ed-the only repulse we hare
hts campafgn-but what did it cost Lee? It
cost him just eight thousand Of his best nsen,
led By IONS Of hts b<st Gsnerdlsl Thus the OBJ
jest Of 6ixcrs demonstration was accomplish
ed He Has sent out to divert 4 portion OF
Lees army for the purpose Of Weakening 1t.
It WAS weakened inst eight thousand men,
who, but for the movements OF 6igel, with
about half that number Of meD, would have
been fighting against the Army Of the Poto-
mac, Sigelse movement was = SUCCESS, not
NithBtanaing he Was repu1sed."
, 1864-05-24

- The Port Royal Nso Sonsh states th4t
the inroads Of tho aea upon Morris Island
stll continue. So rapidly has the washlng
. away advanced, that it will take but short
time to make u deep inlet between Fort
Gregg and Wagner. The beach has receded
80 far II to reveal the 1emains OF Union and
rebel dead buried around the fort last sum-
mer. These have been re-inte1rcd where 1t
is hoped they will not be again disturbed.
, 1864-05-24

81 This Potomac mud has become histo-
RE. Tho world has been taught to believe
thatan lnhnitcsslmh quantity Of rain ran
dered loeomotion burden and transporta-
ton myth. It was left for Genezal Grant
to demonstrata that sven tho condition OF
Virginia mud roads admitted Of comparison,
and that army transportation wss aeyer
wholly impossible. The raias have retarded
his operations, but never suspended them.
, 1864-05-24
& EAR.

months On professional observation IN this principal
Ea1tsrn caties. ha1 resumed hoe and VIII continue,
- fos nine psst TO i.e ais qS1iTtdec 4tt;nHoa
phia 10 Ia constant attendance It the Jsnar1oa
College And MS reSqlaE cliniea Of tho Pennal1s
which places over eight thousand medical and suret
81 ssas 4 VIII ao,ps. IL Bad. .h.ss o1e. tsFes
taos saordias sood & S o1po1taati7 for oesef1aaoa %
clsz 2t 2 .g:a. .!e:. .,s = y: -: easss IS
EoIeTs, as1 Yesk Iedica coliexs, Belie;ne HospE
tai Aeeical Eo!ese, tho largest college "a America,
I YORK % oph,hslnle Coiitge. st vhleh Ii s7adaated,
aud hor which he received 4 special = stnon al Tor
sapes1or knovlecEe an9 e1l7soFdina1y aku in Oph.
tsie Mee'ne x. s1a D. hsa
esa.s5 II I'd Ne. Yofr opSihai@ie Ho:ptz. Il valei
.naasy Il ssliesus se y
patients, ten thontand; feW YORK Hospital. torns
khouland patients, rsteived annually: Blackwell =
1.asa as Kass :a
Aims Houscs Aud The Nnv FORK Luuatte A13l1n. tho
Il - k@isFasa' Hospi1.l Tafsesy, Iloomiaxd xd.is
nsnts received annxailI Tor medical aat surgical
treatment. Al all these ArEe Hospi4!l and n.
t@ses D5 stsd - tS M 'h h
1sntaxts 70 1itaes. ia .ssist Il many tmRortant
and dsnca,o operation udsn ths Eye and Bar; -
performed upon osaer .es oody ;! tae Qessst 4
n1neIoua general Hospitals Of Nav Yerk.
Office, Ho. 124 Randolph street, Chicago.
nny1+gS{A-1t
, 1864-05-24

late and Interesting from Libby.

AKkAFo11s, May ga recently arrised paroled
prisoner ffom LIBBY Prison SAYS that notwfthst4nd
Ing the severity Of tbs confinement aud tho miseE
able quality Of the zasons the health Of ths otcses
Of this regiment y GENERALLY good. Capt&. Riggs
city were Ill well. All the Union officers In Mch-
uond, excepting . lev IN hospital, wers sant south
to Danyille On tho 7sh inst; they numbered about
counts Of the ID Of Mar, Union prisoners all
told. during the spring the of1cors have received
corn bread 81 Easseseslo quality, heans no better
no coffee, and they have been whole woeta without
moeeel Of meat. It IL said By returned prisoners
II Tennd do IL. H. % ths psisonars i W I navo a1e
sc4ps OF ground TO exercise upon, which will be !
z1eat rs1leK Tho suffering nom cold and hunger
among cur men On Belle Island has It t!mes, during
tho pxst winter, been terrible.
, 1864-05-24

~ Mr.. HIATT. Ward, widow of. the mur-
derer Of Butler, the Louisville school teach
n, has been ordered by Gen. Buford to 1eavc
the district sf Eastorn Arkansaa within dyo
days. She las been playing doublsface with
Rebels aad Federals and violated her oath Of
n1tAe1AnrA
, 1864-05-24
Vermont Repub1fonn Convention.

BURLINGTON, VI. MAJ II.
srba R4nnb1,rcc Etata Convention mot to-day.
stste W. rspse,ented ae9; 9; ". ss,s. asa9sy "a.
chosen President Tho fonoT1nS ZEE ne1asssoas sss'ns
Iieaseoaat Go1srnos, Hon. P. Dillingham;; Treas.
following vefe elected dslsc,tes 'f Yaeg Y,a =
Wo,tn,, A. x H1rtsr. and Charles Noyes; subati.
tntes, T. Fafk, Hoses Ksttz1dse, 4 stoddaFd, and
". G. Smith.
aterifnV hnnestv. the common aeate ths saEaeitY,
ststesssn.hp and devoted pat1ot's@ !1 a, 81 rse.l
~ +s1rss ~ Ee4G,t fof tho uext Presidential
camnsfrn- VA unx1imorsu adopted.
, 1864-05-24
Importunt Railroad Change.

Importunt TRa11rond Chan&e.
NV Yor1, Nay n.--!The New Yosk Central
I.sas ,ant hs's 1.%: ts,s. T. :.
of an. tn Tna sFs;ns e:oss ths h1dgs = Troy, ID
stesd Of stopping Np.n! I'D ss1.'5nG IL p.:
s S1nsGs, T. &. art o{ the reforms oonse4uent
rron u the reecnt change In the Presidency of the
Hitherto pa ,n,e5e.. 2, ,ns Me,1y h1s -
sss1t - ~ +<.6 snd The convenience OF passen.
zen. n md atocfho,ae,s and tbs travelling commit
n3t4 tnyc epHased Accordingly. .
, 1864-05-24

Tho NJf.snurf Pacific RnilroAd.
.E.~,.sC.-T Nav u, AT = public meeting jnss
neia IN fh,s ~ on tle adars Of the Missouri Pa-
Tsslsf q .tes. :es cs2sas 81 sssE
r. ean eo@ donn sincs the passaEe Of the blll
Tnr1 h4a t,r1ed1stelT procured the rails and had
roa Foteseenx he necessity f9r !.tged aaa
see ,ssI fs1S ast es.. Is
"a Is - s.ss. "a ,g T1ss sss,a; asa gs.
~.+.1 ~ tss sos1 - - Tnnh Nostef. Thsy had pro
eemrrS Isrra 1 nnnbcr II additional lzhofas. from
cansaa, eo 1bo Wefo now arriving aons she line o'
the rad
, 1864-05-24

Tho War In Axkanzas. --sS
1xkyxxwox1H, May 3. -Tha following Dispatch
hae beea rsoosvnd hern: ;.:. .-t.~;
! :. . Fonr SxzH, Nay II, 1ee&.
Capt. n q. '1nsls1. chiet 8: NJ; ,,.. ;,
di1teInn Of twe}ye taouaaod naen. undee GenefA
ThaTsr. arrived yesterday. peFfectiy aafe. Al EaJ.
; .Bie1eO E. ]. BnooKs, Col. Com:dx.
, 1864-05-24
Qt)tcago Grtb1l1ae.
FAEE8 TO TIE EPRNGFIELD
CONVENTION.

We arc authorized to state that the Chi
-cago, Alton aud ct, Louts Railway viii Issue
tickets for tho round trip, 10 delegates TO tho
Springfield Union Convention, to be held on
Wednesday next, At one fare and ous-nfth-
In an eight dollars and twenty-five cents-on
AL the trains from Sunday to Tuesday even
ing. E1cu.siou tickets for the 1ound trip
will be sold at the sams prics, TO all others
who wish to attsnd the Convention, On Tues
day evening.
, 1864-05-24
Threatened Descent Of Rebel Hon
QlAdR,

.r.- n ~ nuu
ofttia ~ e31t.1n. n: S.i7a. 6se":tY s s,ns
~ of;rsr n m A1assissn vr1as:o, 3.tad nAv.e
Ta9 - w ~ - ti.a - tsnest oAss4 49,.
,sds611nst3} M! = 04'~oo LAG 'o''o"tns a"po1s@a'
e he. hse1 ..nwn y, y, +,.c..,,, r,,,,.d.r,..
~ th.t NJ e1Mhs~sd H. Geo1sa. TMaaS aet
N4eE s-Ns 49, kAAA%6s "a -
Hoon ~ tSaV En- ~ rasd1 oaf coA'' -
month
The eomss direct tsom cootsdarate oneers
aboard the voassls, through our epiet.
------------ -------:---
Massachusetts Union State Conven-
BoEzu1, Na1ra.-The Republican state Conven-
2. Bullock. YIN. C1a1iH md James 7. Robinson,
Gs!efates 1t largo 70 the National Convention at
A,!1lm9rT
aaJ N Political eon1ennon, and spokc 4 lepgsh
fin!9"iv Th. ro,c1 ~ ~. .aa4ea,,o+ 1aUe&
Trs mphaticaIlv seninst him: sn3 In foi1nvtnr,
80 sdoTted ~ nH.snt1nona u ~. ~ Hs LIZ
PssojreT t1h.t X the 1ntse-ier H,,,.,. -,.dor
and humsnitv a1hihated h Ia "A Pr-sincnt ~ ~.
Hn,sd st.tes rinv r. tGr,s T.era ~ ~. .r;n. a
isIatio enfitie hiiS u a. ana aontinnsG
sunnoTt of ths neonis Of the R.n1niic ma tnat ~
ths present ttne no pe71ou il Is fuil1 coanmonded
sldc1atfou ~ candidate for tho uaxt Prtaite1cY
"A Abraham Itucn1n
=. ------
:-Hard ON q Letter Writer.
boston, NAY so-Pftrsts John 9tay, 93d Aassa.
NsVbeTn In Feh1naTE to tbree Mnntb's hari i. a.
, 1864-05-24
GOOD FOR TIE COAL MEN.
Douation fron1 tho Du Quoln Miners.

!: [From the Missouri Dennoe1at1
Ux1oa Nu1s, Du Qron, My ID, 1set-1 Wish
smoust ot cpal from these uinos, to-wis: Fifteen
Tailroad cars, amounting to one hundred and aity
soxs Of coal to ahe sanitary fund for tho 9snent Of
shipped to Cairo md sold II the Highest pIoe aud
the caah forwarded to st. Louis. Tho railroad
company Will take It ftes Of ehatKa.
onr soldisfs md the Union. THIS company Il
formed enttres5 ofwoshnz coal caaasrs sixsy belng
the NUMBER Of Cur members, and m ptoud to ~
headl1m.
, 1864-05-24
FROM WASHINGTON, -,
Matters mnItary and Congressional.
Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Ttfbuna.1 :
- wAwrkn4or Nav n

1u1 Boaus Fnoc1.A1A11ox (cn41a's)
The pe.seveztng efforts Of certain people to ID
yc1tiae 5pur Wa8hlnftun oleo u the most enter
pritIns and successful agency In this c1J. are
apparent. It is proper ia ob4cyc, however, that
the ta1sehood teaesr1rhed nom New York On FIJI.
day lsAt, Implying that tomn msmbets Of this As-
soedstlon vas ccnoezred In the foe:arJ OF tho
prcftdent's Proclamation. was sent At tho very
lime the real forsee, Howard, was making hls con-
leaAnn to Gen. DIX: OF this circumstance the au-
thor OF The telegram ahovs mentioned ssans NOT
to have heen AWAIT TIL twenty -four hours asssr It
had been announced In your Washtn2too dis
FAI|0 TK1Nr7L
- yfnrf ~.
, 1864-05-24

'Atea @'1u a4' Al Jco'e1oas assas. Aaete
Is eoFcthing On the tapis which It II desira-
bic fA rsbels shall b. the frat to find ont.
-nod 1ova, men c.n wait n,t1&nt1v- ...nred
,.t, ~. ~ t,,.t ~. a.. t.,,. m.
= :,
Is eooo news Aean"nne our o1pa'cae'
and exchanges furnish us with very Inter-
esting uass Of matter supplementary to that
n1eyiorslr received. g.
H.. n,;,.,. psr,,,,.., ur,oo stat. c,,.
-ent,on m-rt. ~ sn,,nv6n1d A. nno,-o11
w~dnexa,v to nom1n.te a st.tn t,ct.t ana
d-lec.t-. tn R.1t7mora- rhe ,,,ther3ro 1,t6,
fa1r fo he nnmrro1s1v att.nded from +h1a
c,tr tb,,ta r. III. l,h.-a};tv ~ N. - +
81 Tonie R.,1,ooa -,.1..-s-. ,-ha hs.o ~
1heir tfcketa at h.1f retes for The ronnd tr1n
Commissioner Lewis has written letter
to the Finance Committee, in which he urges
the necessity Of certain immediate changes
in the Internal Revenue scale, including
still heavier import on whiskey and malt
liquors.. He argues that even with the pro-
posed increase to . per gallon, on all dis.
titled liquors, after the passage OF tbs act,
tho ratio Will still be below the spirit tax in
Great Britain. Ina country Will sustain
any vigorous measure OF Con9fess' looking
70 meeuns eae oenanus OF tne present cf1sls
elmer IN WAT lna1eflai OF anance.
1ne senate passed 1ne Faeanc RAILROAD Dill
Sestetoa1' a1tef numerous amendments, and
P1ust.c'ea useu7tun
,Wx ~ uausoau 1Rn use 1eeoiutiou ~ ~ au~
T. ~a- ~ ,,1.a,- ~ ~ a-,aaet ~ ~ .a.s,s. r"--., @
~ ~ -. 1,a..,ss+ wo-1- hafo.a :. - 49,.
- ,..a-,S;.~ ~. noret-~ --s.h -e. ~ ~
<n.sas ~ n.5 ~ 49,. -. r.. n....".
Tora-ass -: 4,-ors. ;.so,t "..s
sh.e1.. xaI- ,.,. a,~-N 'Aa ~.
1-.,H. sns s,, ":n,, ,".s tn.s. ,.a"assa,t:a ~
49, .o' ~ - 'ees 40 sooAs4 =. y, 20
ss..,s ~ IN I'LL :. ho.,a"+ ~ - ~ na,.r s, sns
n..fs 80 pa...r. Lii a.st - -a..,.1a ~ -ne
49, T. - 49, ~. a.s,. H.,
Foonsu e!ne pfoeta.n@Il"a !toin
1N,N.1 =. es2@'.Nt, 9,,. r.. @Ao ~
fennsJlFania TO form military organizations.
~ once' aao !epo1t 70 n1n 1or se1s1ee unaer
any reQuasa1aon which may be made 6J the
PRESIDENT Of the United States fof volunteer
1aaat's .or brief term. The proclamation
Fets forth that circumstances render It not
improbable that such requisftion may Do
made within = short time. Governor Curtin
stltes that the term OF service will not be
less than ono hundred days, and that the
troops will be clothed, armed and subslsted
and paid BY the United States, aud mustered
into It's service. It win bs thus seen that
these forces will not be regarded or treated
Is stAts militia In the mastering.
T. :. uo,s.-t,, :.
,,-s.s.l n n;rrn,.ttan .ta.s +hs 1s,h ~ sfsv
~s..,.,...~ ~s.+ ~. .fc,.t ~. ..., a.,
.do1l,,. n the h,n5s Of tbe people to eyeT
S,.4.sah4 ~ rha .s;1d. .c.ta h,~a ha.,,
ah7nna6 home hv the cart load. and legal
4saas- R Is nonriov into Chicago to mi the
~na.a.v ina faw weeks mora the money
.ns-Ist viii ba working a. easy as 1t ought TO,
It IL a had siru to see such E1ut Of currency
that any spccu1stor can borrow all he wants.
. ,,tt,. otv3rv,nex 1romntea xafetv and SOL
, 1864-05-24
FROM SANDUSKF.


sAapurKr, Msy alt II rcnaored that taa Cal-
ego 1h~<s, Unsas, and other p4pefs 81 o. ut ilk,
hs1e bsen @ tsbooed @ Ell Insias Is of the prison IsEd.
Opt. Webb md iii company Of National
Guards, on KelleJ'a Inland, hAyo been ofdesed 70
report ia Johnsoats Island. The 1Ssto &se 10 oe
ofIfertd apBv
, 1864-05-24

1niantsT ata &noos 'ae "o4.9e. - W. 41'
engagements "'!os o'oe"' ~Ap AoA'
Dunn, King, and Morgan: Second Lieutenanta
Van yalfch and Wagner were killed. and Lteut
Se.tcrv,1le ID missing.
NV Yonx. Msv qS-A Washington dispatch Of
.e.tcrday afternoon states that tho rebel army
had been ret.ratinc aimee the att.ek On or right
on ths leth. At o'clock Saturday. p. NJ, our
forces occupied GulneJ's Station and Bowling
Grce4. and not enough rebels had then bsen found
to deht with.
17nr,-aa ~ "A m stct and wounded hare beon
t,sn.t.r1rd rom he e1d to r arlington hospitals
~ r,,c.d nnder surceona' care, Over eight thou
s.rd n,i.oner. hsva been Transported from the
r.1d ~ n,f.on d.n.,tmanta and iarco araounte Of
s..t,,.-. nd o,b.r Imnlr,oenta Of m active car
..,a., r,;r1h, 49,
c..a..1 shor..nd ,,o.h eay,1rv sorca. have been
torxsraed to thc amy and tho grand army Of tho
pe.o-a.e :. no rr,,v =. etrono in numbsrA, and
better equipped. supplied and fuEnlshed thau whsn
! the campaign opened.
army 5,.h. 20 .ne I.su.s .9 ..." .usn.,v sd..ncss
| on Saturday morning mo army sneau3 aa'aneeo,
nortion Of tho rcar column Of tbs main rebel II.
~ sss' so.ae 1so +.San -, III.
dsy morning.
FROM JAMES RIVER
| ropr MonRox. Nav 2S-qen. Wlstar has leit>
foE home sleR.
fcsteds3 noon nc p'ehs .s on uu1 ..,, .r' as.
| - =. ~. ..h.,. .,3 cntta an anoaee,nrnt
ensued- A. .oon the plciet' reached oas reses'o
with deadly nse, and they warn 70 taken BY FUR
nr,ee that they lost heavily in both killed ind
Tonnded
Ths sooe Gen. Walker Ia wounded and . prt'~
won, Of he eHrn,sh, and retirud. Picket sklr-
lines Thero II heaTJ sk1ftn'sn'ng snas morning.
s, 70, sTss =. 9sss'1S To,ee... , 81,
| f-hn.a -d,t,r NJ. Raid win Ia 4 rnomber Of Con
~nots s.ss, n.tss tha fonowirc cheering statement
re.t,1o 10 ths numosF of trs'h troops 1snt to Gen
W. ,e.rn, s On the ~ scst .a,hor.ty. that
sn6 sii da1 sanday marching reeinenta Tere 10. 70.
e. .sSaS;sa sF'0 son; G II ass 'ss 5p
I | feutcs Of WsshiDgton were scur, With Ill those
stationed I'D and down tho Potomac, and At Balt1-
reCments came ftom gag1tsons Ii Ohio along tho
Obio fiTcr, and two regiments came IRON Mime
eo,s, Wherc thty have been lighting Indians. Tho
@ ~ IL nj
t As eaiied out los one n10o1ea w'e,
: 4 tiend, who haa LATELY been = tredettessouIK,
tes ~ ioesf ~ 70 nm etS He9s
oqnGen 800 s.nn sns1en8 ;nd 1n6sr H. iii d.v T.
one o. ths sesens naulSa ana uene1a He ~
: aat ..ers+nt Eho heard H. n1ser el1rn and
teas. ~ - Hs ns.r ths tfenr1.1 toncSsa hia ~
pM u ff1s,t n ths saras to nm. 13rnsrsi ~
ana ma r., e.h.rs M - ~" s.,s e1' 'oN' oeA' W
| wA%u1Sorcx NAT M-L1cut-Ccl, EInxabu4y
X | Of Gen. shez:dans stau. Nho afHTea u WASH
ngton {estsraJ. d,feSt nom , ne Gsnissa.: vi.a
olipslen3 70 uef7A 1~nS Ea,hes Eh thir1. ~ ..1
account Of me Ta!o Anong otne5 tninEs. e ~ ~
GaecordmE % the WashinEton Eeps1esea1} 9s} "a
siab1 IT, aoux ss .eSss esp
m4sd wese ssvs1aa s1nan boya, not more ea1n y
uee4 gezs o. ase, - wv " 1at A. sn R.hI.
g U9nn9 nc ps"asoss oi to9 aRat sas oaca1oon'
~ oeuo
NEW IoRK. NAY n.-The 1ttbsast Belle Plas1
p cos1espoodanr ssys An expedition. combating Q
, 1864-05-24
& cos STAR

lXE F1Ako F0KEEsLI,HSA r.! t.als,.,rv dnn.nn
fnr ~ ini1ut1bls Btar P1s14 Forte. ~ q. ~
Hi col have removed onr ptaoa Of GsMasa o, It.
fconss ii wilmington stzeet, bs51es9 clHf "a 1ss @
bnrn. An our n1tnds arc respectfully tasatea ~ e@~
- receiving sver1 xess goe3 ~ sSsoe2ti % q
d3snssch fo1s dsals,s ta1auehout tho est; aso s!
de.as. Hamoatu1as &C Eora e "s n;esa,sT NV en- sand
4i;o q xocd a.soetm ., P1sna S;2e;s
49, XA4- ~ AeuIaftHs FOE ENIaa . HH Vk1E H3AE
- - RrpI1xIx0 AHD TCAtza PIANOS, MO.
cnV. M11n t1p 4iL On n Mua1uAI 1asrHuxxxTs.
FartrH Who vtnt Eoed job doas sho11d !esvs ehsiE
Mde1xTtttrs. Send fof our reH sMSqa4.
n,y-s1aa 1rnet 81 Warrington seeak
, 1864-05-24
FROM MARSHALL COUNTY.
Delegates to the 8prfnEflold Conven-
uon.


Especial Dlspaseh to the Chicago Tdbune.l
LAcoN, Nay @.
at tho County Convention beld here On satur-
day, list, the following named gentlemen wsre
appointed to represent the Union men Of Marshall
county in the State Convention At Springfield. ~.
Bon. Mark Bsugs, Rav. g. II. Irwin. lease Lynch,
4. g. Sherwood, Dr.. Q. Y. Newell, andJ. L. War
Tcu.
Gen. oeaesby was the unanimous choice Of tas
fenYeoHnn for f3ornFnnr
, 1864-05-24

sAx FRAsc1sco, Nay s.-A eevate ahnck Of
.arthonaEe waa fell hero List night. No damage
Taa done, though the housea t1enh]ed aud Tho
peop4e Wree much GightcDed.
, 1864-05-24

like Quaker on \ war ticket, Woald be too
much for our faculties We can't compzs-
hena III Sensible copperheads, those.
, 1864-05-24

In nav resvsxed to secelTs subscriptions to tas fGN
7HH.FpETY LOAN 1t par, IN Treasury AosM q
NaHo1A1 Curtenc1.
aobeoetba1w1n 1eceiya bonds ooE14AK tnsere &c
dste Of depoatt with u, ss par q tae1 psAM, VI
.-reiva nm coupon bonda By psy3nx hexoeo lheefen
-. .o,- for Tressusy Notae q HatooA currency, p3
sadtnF rfsy per esat foe ptsn1tua'' from 1as'A asa
- "a
Connon Beads Rze now aeszt1 feedy 1oe ahas@1:
md rextssaze& oonds vm - @ oF oo''Ee 70 Wa
z. pAon azd BAnkna tnvcsd1E n theso sAc11f4ee
~. +he1..fvcs q 1pF 9e+Sala 4 commission WI b u
lowed. 49,. a.
.hsTra. " slthe ~ United a2tes q Arsak1oaa N
pse~' =: JAMfs II. BOWEN. Pssstdsoi
+. r., = AMOS +. HALL. Tlee Ps1aidAt
Horxns cs,hix, spes dSeaet