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, 1865-08-26

(epcelA Despatch u the Chicago Tribnael !.
MuwArKxz, Aug. =.
r1orK-ftn, snd 1aasc higher.
fn.uf-Hheat receipts, 2s,oc0 hu hdYsnced aa3c.
saIrs On Change. 11no bn 1t sl4o3lll. cash 1A6oo
pu. dl month, ut e1saa1axs $1,000 bu til the 1Ah
I'D 9Th OF September; At 313ihals3 Coarse grains
nominal. ..
Frr1saEe-Essier at Sc for wheat to Buffalo.
su1r4usrs-Wheat, 5000 bu-
Market 1t .Stwhall this eycuI3g nrzn and higher.
ssles oo0o bu No. Spring =: S1as, spot; }l.syX3
1tQx, seller August
, 1865-08-26

A QrE1E 1-AncEST CAsE--Solon SAincle, in the
comedy Of '.E,t15body's Fricnd,'' makes use OF a
ruism which is paspahle to the mo=t superficial
observer; 1t ie that ~ rogue who viii steal one
Thing viii steal auother and the only question viii!
thc'r critters is how mich they can lh!' Jacob
Wo!E d native O! TculoEl., was a.1aisued in The
charge cf stealing rand, preferred by party re-
siding IN The vicinity oi the old city cs1ne;e1y,
Srsc1ai nttnc-ses Wcfc examined for both Dro-ecn-
TOR anu dctcni2nt, End after an hour wrane1ny The
dnsticc dismissed the ea-e ~ Ole 100 muddy for his
comprehension.
, 1865-08-26

TOR SALE-The stock and fix
4 tures Of rrst class saloon. Apply at So Monroe
street.
, 1865-08-26

[FFum TIE Elo0MlneH6n IAhtasfap1.I
Com promises remarkably wcll II stands, good tn
the hill md h1s made up tn growth Whist It lacked in
early planting. The yield wtll be tair average or
Wheat LAS surprised Its most sansu1ue friends. In
spite Of the heavy rains the yield will be good and the
grain not generally. and only slightly. damaged.
OaE are good. The crop. ~ reported by many lar
mers, will be above the average and altogether nsy
set down the reported dnun-e by the late rains a.
Efgatly exaggerated. .'- -
, 1865-08-26
GGantfp=Sltuatlons.

NANTED-Situation- by =
respectable young man, rust from the army, "a
aasstSnt book keeper clerk IN Wholesale
tail stpsc- Understands Euclish+ Hovman and Ger
man. Can lruEcrcc traLe II the cty. Fease ID
drtss &C b. Racine. viz. au.*kGoS-.t
, 1865-08-26

1.ANc=sT or S1rrEns.-A woman named Mary
Wha1on IVES before the Police Court yesterday fore
loon TO answer 10 The charge Of stealing pair Of
slipper from female named Ann Smith. a rcsl.
dent Of South C1atk sircct- The elfppHe, valued
sion, md the Justice reQtircd her to give bail In
ie srI. of go for her appearance ioz trial Al the
Recorders Court,
, 1865-08-26
Tc}eJo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug. q.
EHAtX-Whcat ADVANCED Sc. Sales at the close: Old
white Michigan At ks1:A6s7.]5: At old am
Der Michigan Al f1oQ new ut 81 1s rs old red Wa.
bash nt Corn s&sc better; sales 1t s34 &c.
Oats held At ioc.
, 1865-08-26
Bryant 4: Srrn1touss Business Colleges.

RrynDt 4: SErn1f0uss Business Colleges
Although extensively advertised, few people
comparatively, nre aware OF the Dimensions 10
which this enterprise has grown. Nessrs. B., s. d
Co. have now In successful operation thirty 1.-TWO IN
situtions ranEEG as first clase in this department
Of elucation This enterprise has been Of steady.
constant and healthy growth, having becn twelve
ycars in arriving at its present proportions. by In
dpmitab1e energy md perseverance,, and constant,
unrc,a1ng continuity OF purpose. 1aese gentlemen
have overcome every obstacle, and bntlt up in The
principal cities Of the country valuable and flour
lehtpc institutions, which arc now considered ns
ncctssary md Indispensable in our business COM
eo,piry at large. One Of the recnli features OF
liiE that art issued which
vii admit tie holder my time during life, to either
~ III ali these thffty-two institutions.
Actual business practice i carried On IN al| Of
trerc Coljecrs Beautiful banking Offices erect
Cd, and lnrnished with al the I'aE,pbernalia of
c1scks. drafts, notes certificates Of deposit, pass
hnGls. depoeit Slips etc. and all the other dcpsst-
mens of businefs hare their appTop,a.e o1IS. oHs,aIS.
Copficnmenis and shipments Of goods Re eonna- t1
1,nIir 6cjpg made from one department 70 anotnn M
u the College and also Gom eRe pPuney Being i
az Gisnoetd Of thc pes proceeds renitted o. placed
70 lie credit Of the proper part the esme e n my
actual busiLess tElnsacfon; lHs ao,, s1a en-
dsSsr S a,f Of one ooleee ii % and thote Of another:
The ChicTco iink Of this chain Of eollegss ia a.
sulamE ar p1openfos, MN H. Y ps zen fppeeu. oeea.
large bnsiass blocks. IN the very heart Of The city
Two whole storaes Of ahe 1asnon Moes ale nseo ,a
story Of The Msthodist Church Block, aud one story
Of The smith Nixon Auildins. Al the Foone afs
Ibe Ssies1spSS Department Of this College L
huIdrsd and ave dees N lenEA: 1T. Ihe entire Ms
, 1865-08-26

uGsa. Common. thin snd green stock sold freely ut
sHEEP-werc In good request to-day at 5kasc The
outside for e1t,a heavy. Receipts. t5M
HOGs-nA@1aN, Receipts, lo,eon. Shipped 70 Eew
York EllQ-
, 1865-08-26

Go to the Hcst-Go to bryant d.
Luatton's Chicago Commercial College to get
thorough, practical business education. or 10 be-
come good Telegraph OpeEator. Address {cuclos-
ing stnmpsl for Circulars, BETAST j. S11tATToS,
Chicago, Ill.
$50 Bnrc Receipts containing many
fore made public, including over 1oQ receipts now
IN extensive use by The celebrated Metropolitan
Hotel Of Ibis city. Price 20 cents; mailed, post
age ftre. Address Hutchinson s Co., Publishers,
5G9 broadway, \. Y.
Ault-h13l 13t-sA To TILT ny
Dfarrlica and DykenteIy.-Dr. Strick-
lands Antt.CholetA Mixture Is yynIranted to cure
DfarrhGa ard Dyecntery. Price 80 CENTS. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. au2fki171m
, 1865-08-26
Gl)ifu9o Qribnne.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 90, 1865.
THE CITY.

RAsE BA11~-The old Atlantic Base B.1l Cnb
viii play their first game Of the aeason at the Or
den skatiug r.rs. this afternoon At p. n, sharp
All lo,e9a o. The Exnc asc speaally invited to ~
lend, Grounds IN excellent oEdeg.
, 1865-08-26

sou neutralze The virus of many diseases at their
source. In al disorders Of the din, he Gk1ads TIE
eeTr5uious complaints, cancer, &C., Dr. Jaynes Al
TERA1lvE is standard curative, and while It II
fault In n1axy medicines that before they reach the
disease he patient Il prcsEatcd beyond recovery,
no ruc6 draw hack attends this remedy, for 1t sns
tars nc health Of the eufcrcr while eradicatng the
cauTe Of bis complaint For sale BY ali Druggists.
at$u
, 1865-08-26

RonEERx.-On Thursday evening man named
Daniel Ca:on, engineer on the St. Louis and Alton
raIlroad. went iaio saloon on the corner OF Wells
aud Cnincy stsce:r, kept by John Condor md
Jnenb Ctace, aid afur drinking large quantity ot
,ils:noua compound called whiskcy fell a+leep on
clair When he invoke II hour or TWO afterwards
md felt for his watch 10 what tine 1t Naa, the
watch wr+ nirs5ng, und further search revealed the
tnct tkal hts ncncE. to the amount Of f35 vas nlso
G:aec into curloty. AT The Police Court yesterday
forenoon Grace Was required 10 furnish $50 ball Tor
IDS nlleatancc for rFia at the September tern Of
the IecpFdctt Cont
, 1865-08-26

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribuae.l
DxTHoIT, Aug. rs, ls6s.
Cr-EAcer, Midnight.
DevS-wasson, Greenwood, Ford.
M,SD-South west.
, 1865-08-26

The Crops In Central Illinois

BALTlxoEr, Aug. q.
EIerE-FlD, closing with an Improved tendency.
GEAIS-WheAt IN fr demand q. 10 FOR Old red; i.
Ga1 for new red Corn-lteceiDts light; aales while
At tEa37e; yellow, se{395c.
, 1865-08-26

Nrw YoRK, AMg, 3.
Gold steady. Dc.annd for custo:ns contfuue large
but the speculative movement Is mrrriy nominal
Pr1ce Icngt1 during lhe luot1llnE ct about la3k.
, 1865-08-26

ISToEAA11os WASTKp.-2Irs. Anna McMillcn,
an English lady. who vas married By IastIee Hois.
tus,ou Saturday, August 1sth, to Daniel Malone
is requested 10 chi al the A1mory Police station,
corner Of Adams end Franklin streets. and inquire
Tor Serscants Clayton or Hickey. who m8y be able
10 give hc1 information in regard 10 her husband
who euldrplr disappeared on ihe I7th instant
, 1865-08-26
CURTIS AND BROWNLOW,

A Sharp Correspondence About a Rebel
Prisoner who IL to be Tried for MUIR
: fNashvfue Cor, Cincinnati Gazette.1
Among tho rebels in Tennessee who were
particularly noted for their barbarorts treat
ment of Union citizens, whether male or
female, none we're more notorious thnn W. C.
Kahn, Of Knoxville. This ". G. Kahn had
married a Connecticut lady who was kkindly
permitted 70 dispose Of her effects at Knox
vile, after the Federal occupation of that city
and to return to her people IL Connecticut.
Folgetful of the courtucics extended to his
own tamily, this American Haynan made
himself particularly obnoxious By the
through the rebel lines, stripping them Of
their effects, even to the clothing not actually
On their persons For some time he ran ca
reer Of crime sufficient to shock even a say
age. Some time since he was indicted BY q
grand jury for the highest crimes known to
The laws, murder and treason; was arrested
and lodged in jail at Knoxville. Among the
counsel employed for his defence Is one Geo.
T. Curtis, q prominent Copperhead lawyer of
New York. As Mr.. Curtis zeal for his client,
manifested In the following correspondence,
may commend him to tic confidence Of other
rebel murdercrs, forward 1t for your col.
umns. (KaIn was the rebel Provost Narshal
NEW YoRK, Aus.5,
Ills EIteleucy Governor Brownlow:
EIR-I EAyC bSGQ retained a9 counsel 10 A981SE III
the defence Of ". c. Kahn, now under Indictment
in oue Of he courts OF your State tor murder and
treason. No one has requested me to write to youi
but when 1ast heard from Mr. Kahn, he mentioned
the manner OF his coudncnent, and could not
help being shocked by It's unnecessary rlGor. l
an not ignorant OF the state Of feeling tn Te1nes-
Fee toward persons on the Confederate sne, Wao
maj be more or lcss justly obnoxious 70 pGnui9t
Indignation. 1nto tho merits or dement's Q, thelf
cases do not viii to enter, excepting ~ me ~
etsncc OF MI. Kaln rs Hny have duty 10 Ms. d,s-
made with him III its legal tribunals But cannot
think 1t nnlecomtng In ne 10 suTeestte ine aul1ot
tiles Of thu Stale 1hat indictment anu Nia on
accusations, and tic detention Eeccesafy naefeos,
aTe nunfshpeent enough in ulyrnee Of the poseibla
end Of such proceedings; and that Ill unnecessary
riror nttendfpc The confinement, whatever the sup
n1srd nrpyocatlons, Ii what all men may iu4ly de-
p!ore am sensible that the CnSon people Of yonr
nnd humanity Win which Il shall admiaister its
laws pna vsndcale Its sovereignty, will have much
10 do with its good name
Let me beg you alr 10 use your influence or yonr
authority aid to see tat this person Is treated with
70 nlorc severity tl.nE his detention requires.
au, sE. sfry respectfully
Y1ur obsdlent sefyant, -
-. GEO. !. CUTIE
COT. nR0wSLoW'S REPLY.
S7A7r or TENNESSEE. EXECUTIVE DEP'r,
NASHVILLE, Aug. Is, 1865. {
/ caorc, r. Cnttis. ESQ. New York:
S,itEIotr Iayor Of lie Lth Inst. il received. Up
Ga7, II iii At Eno1yiila von sre shocked bv The
, 1865-08-26
LETTER CAKRIERS.
Disadvantages Of the BOX System.

NHt. 4 HHtn
Us>hdSanta=es oi sne asoA Sss'ena'
The delivery Of letters BY carriers Instead OF thr
old box method Of general delivery, is gaiusng IA
W i"l"u.; = - "e e,'' nouee u.as aoou' 'nee
third Of the boxes IN our Chicago iost ohoe are
already yncated, and the number ine1eaeca dnily
The time savc1 and risk OF loss avoided are not.
.rfo, nr,,rnent. 4n faror nj the ne, Toc,hod 4ri,
e.aoa "saieus :" 1'o' -. Ia .e~ .uooo Wiz
a ason'us @cn we pnonsneo lev aoss a
evstem md ueee Of It's facI1ties. We clip from the
= = iii ths ,o1,o,r3ne r,,tinent 1et,r- ~, ,hs
Subject m sppes1s Ia thst shect e over The he sr M
VI heleye lie box system in large cities land # fs
Nh Ese.snes to ,ho*s s,ss sty iha "a sasl wIi,s5 y
nf is enjsie @ apoon vi! adsd I'M rtsf TO- ie
Rnnfs sa.e sna US .Sis na disaSsrtssss s he It'll
t,,c;sn rrm.Tlrd WHEN caIIed 10 caee Of hydn,
sP s9f 70 ca Pe5isn, ;,s e "A.
remedy:
!, Nine merchants fyyho torm the ma}or1ty OF bo1
1heir letter. tcmseises nor spsre theis book
err Or copfldcyicl CLERKS to do TO- Il ts ay,r5 III
porter or ihe youngest e.Taud boy Who l. saddiea
'Hs Wh.s e. " ha tf ote anf tea 1e G
uuIte as vel as l: aud II The pttlishr1cnt of snch
hceieFsners fell altogether mon tbe hoxholders il
nuld lie no usnees OF ours Or Of NINA ar oT The
post cNce. Dut 70 soon as money, 1sai,s and
orders begin to disappear, the 1snte bQxhoIder
feels 1t his duty to inform Mr. Postmaster
| that The post office clerks are etealns,n and
'hasins The greatest confidence In hIs yoans
| mrn" Concerning whom he knons that bis Chris.
tim naInc ie 1homas, thai be was recommended bY
somebody and-no MpYeA feels iust}y iuIlruant
Tint he sbopd he sus nccsrd and DECLINES 10 isrs.
! the snh4rf ri his nn6sf sfh]e frrlt So 7hnm,s I,a
in. du}v Informed fy his empjoyer f III tns f;;c9
Ihiuks Il prudent to eScrcss ittl se9fe,ia :.
The mafteT Of letters for whf1e 1rs IL ..aid II
c;osrs on1t -, home snd SJr Ro~Inidor s!i
n1y At THAT e,1 'f ihievrr cTrv t =" nv
lie poet-once 1hc1caiier. The sfeai I'm I5aoi,S sss f
ins..!. th,1 cerrr sn1 fho s1n-n6 6.S.s s,,s Q!
BE- % upisy charccd do to the oss %e VIII Always
e@Thc nn1nieS ofn,mce ,Sbfch cseb h,r,,,, .,,.,.
e nh1iced n s,nI m IN he wshnn.e 7,,a,
nv ~ r. i,r., a. 4 Is .mo,i .nse ~ t,,G ~ H..
fhe .1rsin MI 7,-se1,re rener ths+ aa;nss @
md shary aae "a 1hcy Iaos 1r5oraaE NE 9 ss
nnnraI ~ mn raGd;d hori-1lcscrI ~ ~, 49, VII VII
1Es - s,r 1bs11,er 5sr .I Ma as Mro asy trau
hnn,t tcs in H,,h heif aaxa, aat%. salu "
-, 'IrroJ - ~. ~ ,.o,o ~ ~ - I ~ HOl
5.,;d ~ .t u y 1 ~ - Hn.an tu5s Aare neen
~ ne ~ "tIa ~ .ne How Isrx e,n9
rcir-fd irnoneo sntth ,,ot anI .roni5n.1 1 III ~
<,,,...s ' "@-'@' >-~'' '.I. "sAAo. @Ae ~
rural di-tscts being aboul to visit the Civ mud be-
tng uncertain % to Nhe5e hts local habisation while
, 1865-08-26
BoarDing==Luanteo.

POARDING-Wantesl-1An I'M
- furnished rooar, or two ROOMS. With board. iof
Gentleman and wife. ptyatc f1ni On S14sa as sa u
within waking distance Of Lake street. ada,s.s
Rs" r o. Drawer t16e- a1+sA2~--.
BOARDING Wanted-A snlt OF
n nv,sb.d ar unfurnished rooms. with boart. for
f1nfi.; ~ rhrre ncYr Cnlon Park. Good references
aiTen. Address F. o. Ba1 11f3. an!tksn3t
, 1865-08-26
MA II II L E q
D / E ID ,

In this elty, By the Ecv. Lewis Raymond, on Thurs
day eTefnE Aug eth Mt the fcsldenee ofthe bride*a
Easher, 7. +: Bridges Esq. PINE Z. HAESCOM,
Esq and aiss EMMA JANE BNfDG ES, all of this cliy
, 1865-08-26
LOCAL MATTERS,

'7NtV N1dde NtF gTuEe 100 cCld dRI ld7np
For a soul 50 hontft Nnii k1us,''
II they bad been Wise, the dire necessity OF open.
Ing The grave for one 90 lovely might have 6een
sure to 9cseuc the young and lovely, the middle
aged, and The ailins, from the grave.
Almost all dlseaacs have the{r beginning In some
fuatc IN Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver Complains,
Night Sweas, Consumption, death. PLANTATION
B111Ens VIII prevent these pnsuonitoty symptoms.
I'D keen the blood pure and the hcalih good. Be
icGr1al In fine. anak61l It
, 1865-08-26

AAfnAx IN tie barriers offree trade with
the South arc removed, Phalon'R Night Blooming
CcreEs takes liz legitimate place in the Southern,
IS 1t has long since done in the Northern MARKET
The purcat, most enduring and richest perfume ever
eliminated from the tlotal kingdom. Sold every
where. au:5IG10-N
, 1865-08-26

The safest and best remedy for DInr-
rhea, Dysen.ery, Crampin Stomach or Dowels, &C.,
berry and Rhubarb. It conta1ns nothing injurious,
mud Il mild IN Its action. The Success which most
invariably attends Its us iueures II friends In every
casc. Sold by Smih & Dnyer, Chicago.
TT TIL
, 1865-08-26

Camelia Balm and Bloom Of the
Dam1sk Rose, for Identifying and sudlatinE the
complexion. a enperlatfveiy elegant PREPARATION
For Ea1c everywhere
h90c
, 1865-08-26

Try DR.. Blc1kncll.x Syrup. 1t Curcs
Dysentety, DiaEhea, Cholera Morbna, Pain or
0fks Reliable safe and pleasant For sale by Ill
Druggists. LoRD i SMITH, Agents.
Sui3-43r1.rTl TIL "a
, 1865-08-26
II Randolph street, Wholesale Agent.
Rn1-.aai11nD-TU I'll sA

plsint, &c, speedily cnrcd by using Masn!re's
"Bcrne Plant" Sold BY all Dfussgslsts.
II. SCOyIrx
, 1865-08-26

Afrafd to Laugh.s-Lntfcs sometimes
eoloIatIo1 and impesfection or theis teeth FaIr
oDee, wt would advise you 70 Try the Fragrant So.
zupoSr. II will remove. at uuce, all impurities,
arrest The progress OF cdy. and whften ouch parta
as Fave nlrfady became black By decay, and leave
the breath as fragrant As a rose.
pn99-E sSC3ln
, 1865-08-26

ROARD1NG-A gentleman and
with an Eastern family, at Cniou PARK, West Side.
references tcquired+ Terms moderate. Address IT
b. Tribune Office. nu!ls310ss
POARDING-Waverly House,
-D .s.Y and :e..5 Klnzic street. F1sstelass table,
, 1865-08-26

Tic following is the assessment Of The Sixth
Collection District Of Illinois returned TO the
Collector on the annual list to date, JULY is.
, 1865-08-26

Crnmpton'@ strawberry Halaam f4
4 ccrtnln 1rmedy for Dianhea, Dyscntcry, and
Flax. BCREuAX = VAN ScHAACK, Wholesale
Agents, 15 Ihke street, Chicago.
.rSisG. q 4
, 1865-08-26
13DarninQ,

pOARDING-A furnished or nm
- furnished front rarlor and other pleasant rooms
TO let with board Also, day boarders taken at 81
East Monroe street, formerly k1own the Lum Hotel
y. BRIGGS. au5ks5tat
BOARDING An unf1rnished
- room, with board, suitable for mnn aad w1re or
two s!ng1e gentlemen, at .,kt} NasbtuEtuo etxeet.
, 1865-08-26
IIlalte0==Enfornatinlt.

WANTED-1nfor1nation Of Mrs.
w SARAH sWAHBEICK, maiden name Sarah
LorInda Roper Any Information Of her whereabouts
would be THANKFULLY Iccefred by JOHN SWARBRtCH,
her husband. IT IL supposed ehc lives III White county
or Randolph county. Please address JOHN SWAN-
BRICK, THbrne Oficr- a1Hk3st-?t
, 1865-08-26

NoAnu OF TnAnE-OrExN6.-The following
gentlemen are appointed to represent the Pitts
lu.Eh Board Of Trade next week at the Inaugu.n.
tion OF our new Board Of Trade rooms: lion. VIM.
+. Johnston, Geo ". Cass, Ftancis 6ellefs. Darid
NcCandIcst. j. j. Gillespie, u. f. Jones, John s.
lj;sostll, ". r. Wnrd, c. D. Bngham and John
C1,n1Eprs
, 1865-08-26
WTANTED- -1Iessrs. Hale & Dur

w fee hastpe orened rex otlce in room no. II
rcst otice. want bookkctps1s. satsmen, clerks ror
ss s4s as'f5S,o s ~ Ell
miners Situations Of al kinds orsn at this oe,ce:
riI rlcaEe enclose 10 rents- Merchants and Others
SUPPLIED With clerks bool:.kecras, pozteIs, drivers
those that wish to purchase, will do we'll 10 give
cni- Believing TINT Ee F1u BE- able to give casre
rial. HALE l. DCEFEE, Room No. Is Lombnr.j
Block. Just west Of post Office P. o. Drawer No
E.s51. aul3h31Er4k
, 1865-08-26

THE FnASE11s CAsE.-A friend informs us TINT
the ''Ilary Crews mentioned in the 4*Jcnny
Franklin case, cannot he the son Of Rev. r
Crcwt, O: Joliet Ills sou, Hanson Hooper Crews,
lss been in tic service since the 3s1h Iino. In
fant3 was mustered Ia. In March, 1861, be was
transferred 10 The 9th Illinois Volunteer Infantry,
with q Lersenan.'s commission lie was In The
hnti1e hefOrc Atlanta, duly I'D in cont1and Of his
company, coins into aclor with torty-two men and
cunins on. will nine For rullant conduct he W.s
loadc Cnptnin. In cc:lrc duly the next day he waa
struck lcHu Nth ~Nli.s1uke. and went into tpkpl.
tai, rhcr he rcnaiscd fortnight when he caine
ho1nc in !lsl'e li.alih. He Fetisncd 10 the army
st1,temer 7th 1851 and, us Brigade QuerteF,n.stef
4cspmra,ied sheruai:'s ;,rca, u,asch. md was no,
in Clitaso until lie camc with the rrsinent, duly
IFS p!nsn stutcmcnt slows ths, Capt Crews was
Alseut IRON ChicaEo ior ica months preceding he
titeth Of Nlss Franklin. There is little doubt that
hie ro1nc wns med by villain ut present IN.
Known who thought thereby 10 eljell Himself IRON
any scandal thai sni III fuilow. Willie careless Of he
INJURY which might ccsIe 10 Nr. Crews and his re-
Epec1ed paTcnt
, 1865-08-26
MISSING SOLDIERS.

Information Wanted By NTfss Clara
Barton.
WAsurGroE CIT, D. C., July 81, 1855,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The enclosed Roll Of Missing Men, No. q"
to which your attention Is respectfully called,
is compiled from communications Of inquiry
sent the undersigned, by the anxious friends
of the soldiers thereon mentioned.
A similar roll {Eo. 81 will be issued when
ever the rapidly accumu1ating names shall re-
qufre II, Very respectfully,
CLARA BARTON.
, 1865-08-26

Martlsass Life Cordial Cures D,aeli.
te1J, D!n1hea and all kindred s0nrt1.IIns. C4ns m
the worst cases: Ie '''n' smsE1: anss;tf3:a y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
Eu0u TrswARWv OK yEEEPoToaaC
Picket acknowledgement OF Exchanged
Prisoucrs.
WA,nlYGrov, Feb. 10. il

WA,HNGT0y Feb. 49, 1855.
Information hao been received from the Army
o. the james dated I7th.
Deserters from the Rebel army. arriving at head
quarters state that this morning between - and
oc eek. company from each Of the regiments Of
Stewards Brigade CT Pckot,s Div iscn were sent ont
10 advance them picket Eo about 10 yards. Ia order To
strengthen well s,raigtten their line on the Der
nuda Hundred front, opposite the position held by the
Second PcnnsylvGna Heavy Artillery. Ga bcirg dis'
covered they were Ied upon by pickets and after
about twenty shots they retired TO their lines The
party making the attempt reported as having been
supplied with introrchnp sols to throw up works for
tie defense and when fl ed upon letreated In the ut
most dsorder, not waiting TO return ouf Ere. Their
loss, If any, IL n. known.
Nine hundred ard ciehty.tlrce UaioG prisoner,
including ten officers mostly from Danyllle, came de
from Richmond Oh the Rebel steamboat Allison 10 Cox
Landing. They werc received and carel for by LoUt.
H. :. Merrill, A. 4. q. ", at these headquarters.
Ab0ut O'Clock as the steamboat alison was OF hcr
return tip To Richmond. aad when short distance
above Fort Brady, Sic struck torpedo Which, cxpod.
ing completely wrecked lor She lad on board 2l3
packages of blankets and number Of other articles,
intended for prisoners belonging mostly TO the state
81 Indiana. The lOss Of lie Is unknown.
There is no change IN the weather. The roads are
very bad, owing 10 the ooHiaEad ruins
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DrrARr,IgNT OF ra" GUnr.
Va ovenepis Of Sac z:eteis in Texas-E;nor-
mons Coiio. specuiations.

The Steamship George Cromwell, Vail, from
Ney Orleans llih, at IL, Via Southwest Pass same
Day II s D. NJ, with mails merchandise aud passengers
to u. f. CTomv ed Co. arrived II t.is port on satur
DAY.
Tie following WIS received through refugee from
Western Texas regarding Prices AID MagIudei 5
armies and is deemed trustworthy.
P,ice's command IL about 300 srong,mostiy cavalry
from Texas.
Lsree numbers Of dcscr,crs ore constant, arriving
at Rio Grandc al escaping North into Arkansas and
Missouri.
Prices Headquarters are a: Bcnhau. Texas, four
mics south of tie Red River III GIe foragirg region
Maerudcr Is at CiindeU. Aft.. vita part Of his
comuaud Int the main body <chicay cayair) is on a
,eorg expedition IN Texas Tho horses Of boil com
rn,nds eye 10 an exhausted condition Migrader has
gop0o men on his muster rolls two.ihrd- Of pLoro arc
effective.
KIRBY Smiths Headquarters a;e still At Shreveport,
La. His entire strength {. estimate! at 3,CC0 only
about %. 600 Of which ore available.
Immense drovcs Of beef cattle, numbering some
icoc00 hohd. roaming The praires If Western
Texas.
Tie reports Of Kirby Smiths. MasTudcr's and other
rebel officers cotton pecuations stll continue. Maj
Hart Rebel agent az Nat.nogos. is said 20 have Eade
million or dollars ~ gold.
Gen. Hiribut has issued order concerning freed.
men, under which he reauro al Plantations within the
lines belonging to private persons 20 be registered prior
to being released enl the interest OF Landlord and
tenant viii be held as responsible fr tie paymon, u
the portion due the Juited States.
Thomas ". Conway Las been retained IS General
Superintendent Of tie Freedmen, charged with proNd.
ing means foT their immediate employment.
Cotton lad advanced, with indications OF further i'm.
provoruont. Low Madling ,2c. Strict. 75c. receipts
for two weeks $50 bales, cleared in the same time
sjj bales; stock store ana shipDoaI not cleared
"a Sugar firm at 2Qa2ic Last years crop nearly
all received. Gold sd, snced lOc. during tie week.
Adutont General Thomas is In the city.
The steamer Morning STAR Las been aground two
DAYS at the month of the river steamer las been
cent down 10 lighter her.