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6srronaes 81 . Rebel Tennessee RsgSs
msnt-Iouisisna and the ProhibisiSn
ef Slavery, So.

6srrondes 81 . Rebel Ten nesSes RsgSs
ment-Louisisna and the PrOhiblst~n
81 slavery. So.
er LoUis, Jan - 1895.
Late sdvicss from Eastpo confirm the repor, sss -
Eghtsenth Tennessee cavalry about sx hundred szsaG
under Colonel Johnson. encamped ai Clifton Tenn -
seut word iato lines that thoy wished " sursnds
take the oaiA and 80 home
In the Louisiana etAte Senate on the 18th ina VI
Hills introduced resolution, which was passed 10 h's4
reading requesting tho delegation In Congress TO vote f
tho amendment to the Constitution prohibiting saves.
and pledgng tho General Assembly 10 ratify the asa4
ment II adr,,-i
General Candy announces thai no in.er'erenos vseA
means Of transportation, with persons coming with
our lines under guarantees Of safe conduct viii b ~
mtted
TIE Missouri House Of Representatives yesssraav
adopted the conourrng resolution inssructng our desss
tton In Congress 70 introduce bill retaliate upoa he
rebel prisoners the susrinss inflicted upon Union pessa
srs In the hands Of the enemy
CAIao, Jan. %. lScA
The steamer City - Cairo has arrived from Memphta
with ons hundred and eighty bales Of cotton for q
Louis Colonel Macarthur, commanding At Columbos
Kentucky has been placed under arrest By Gsosssa
Meredith, and Colonel Hicks sss'gned 10 the
command Of that post Tho precise charges
against NcArAur have not been dvuigsd but his arrs
probably caused by his acting under Gsneral Ca
bys orders regarding cotton permits and other atts
through General Dana who claims to command that ~
Of Kentucky 70 Cairo, which General Meredith denies
The Arkansas River Blockade.
81. LOUIS Jan 20, 1885
Advioes from Little Rock 10 the l1th say that the
bel General Shelby bockadins the Arkansas rivss =
Dardvns eighty I'VE miles above Little Rock, on sasuS
day, the llth, 70 prevent vessels passing =
Fort Smith with supplies Dctachments Of trosps
sent from Lewisburg landed and attacked Shelby and
sharp light snsusd, which was renewed on SUNDAY,
but the result n unknown, further thaa ~
report that lost twenty i've killed % Saturday.
and Shelby evacuated the place After severe light
Reinforcsments were sent from Little Rock Monday
Tho telegraph broke Monday and further particulars
could not bs obtained
despatch from Colonel Livingston TO General Curtis
from Fort Kearney, says he has boon up Republics
river nearly 70 Ardare Fork, searching for Indiana
and thence TO where the night took place. Thf6
main trail 10 westward upon Republican river and svss
hundred smaller trails from the South Join IL II =
believed they crossed the Platte river twenty I've
miles from Juesburg, and watching Livinsstoa .
movements The weather very bad but tho horsss
and men were In nne condition Livingston says the
overland stages should rum aud that he will Psetsca
/ than
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fn Rsszx CoSsos-nDnwAL ov GsyuAI DRAiLs
fARosA-Brigadies General W ~ \. Beali, the rebel
agent for the purchase Of supplies FOR rebel prisoners
Of w@ aow In our hama hsd bis parole renewed The
9tth TIE Unisd STATES transport Atlanta has arrived
with the cotton sent By he rebel government General
Dsa has Ms o0ss 70 Murray street. So both sections
engaged 10 supplying their eva prisone United
States ocen hsviag been parosA from prisons In the
South V perform the duties towards our prsoas
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ONE HUHpRKp AND YIrrY THOUSAND DOLLARS N
UNITED STATES BONDS STOLEN PROM The BANK OF
CRAWFORD COUNTY, rA.-rrvB THOUSAND DOL
LARS RBwARD cYPHRKD ETC.
ksADvILLs Pa, Jan. 80, 1905.
The Bank OF Crawford county, Meadville Pa, was
robbed OF $500 United States bonds this evening
Tho robbers had previously concealed themselves in
back resn Of the bank Intense excitement prevails
No ssrests have YET been effected reward OF 1900
hes been offered for the arrest Of the burglars-
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
cou,,.9gEETs

Az A.
70 coNsunprIvEs.
APPROVED cop ~ 4as seSbss sFt !; MEDICINE
for SSS.A fSs .af II. s. s
more s.s.as secured %, p.,sn ~ sns. sspcoSf
s:I 81 ssa fS1''' 70 ao'naS o the ''''r o.
wHoLxsALR DRUooIsr, Is S.SS NAN sraRAp.
Ss- fssH-
Address 20 smshsrs.-Poiiah 4 Son.
n ,:.: SS.. r. q ~ s'''d~'y
s..i.s sns s.s..ao. s...ass. .s.s. o''''' '''''s
"A Large Asssrtraent Of military Beess
!: sf re-. = :s: H'"' '; 4
A.-An the Da nsesses PasroniHs Pm sIen's
sSYr 20 3, o.. cs q K. they
A.-skstisg Boots, warn, Overshsss,
i .S:s MOO Y :.s we ps
bss r.ss5 49,: $500 :ss:s .''a'''" 1a' only ''d'
psrAssli's Ar~iss Lintment.-An 10
S:a ':.'s.. 49, . :;' :s %: r.: s e.
Censvnsrs Ds~sAt Csal Cempany.-CssI
ss 3. . :. %isy :s: :oS -
CAsrsAss Pms--rs.as. Regulators
s ;ss B. SsxsIse Is Is ssS; - .s!..
ChristaAere's Hair Dye, Prcservanvs
n. $sss .s1i:i. .: a. F''.n - 'A'' ''''>
Deafness, Impaired sight.
e.rAs s21;n.I n Es !.lS SHtP h rns
o,srnvcrr6ssas r % sA srSSssisaJu1As TUE.
CURED
By DR. r0S EIsBSBE-a
a his oonsnilins rooms SIS Broadway, near Twelfth seek
rIpemeu's Bsli.-I,adtes' white -stis,
KID ana Linen slips aud CATERS With beaful RosceA 81
MILLER d co ", 81 Canal ssfesl
highest Premium lsoclstf0h sewing
hsohines-wHbBLEfs WILSON, as broadway. Bee
wheeler ana WILSON'S butOrhOis machine.
--------~@--4~----------
Hoyt'~ Ttawatha Hair Rest orntise-
Tho best IN tbs world; hstmess, reliable all nus asJ
BY MI druggisis Onts No 10 University lIaoa,
T,nrrrns~ Prices Prir for O'i Hooks.
L4.OGiBAs is Nassau ..scet, neat bc.gv BcsAn~n'
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German onloer retired from tho servioc has lust died
IN Vienna leaving his nephew tho entire ds'rbution Of
has property, the condition thai he roads
paper To secure strict compliance with II clause.
the dcccseod bad BEG eaihed considerable logaes 20
thrne Of his friends whom bo inr sted with the
velsnce of hs nephew In csss OF infringement Of hts
injunction, the nephew will be Immediately deprived of
the enjoyment o. tbs fortune, which consss 10 two
hge lnacnebc houscs, and the tcsanentafy eTcorioS
VIII dispcsc Of thrm In conformity With the clauses 81
Tho VII. Tho ncplfsw In questions i employed ~ ~
rost ofpcs
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Prizes Cached In all Les alined Lotteries.
and Information given. ). CLU7k. i1s Bresdwsy. n. Z
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Address 20 0msksvs.-Poilak Il Son,
Street. Ppes c0t 10 order
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purdsalFs Arnaee Lintment.-Aa yas
fAlbe fer bvrss soaids, spssias rheunstiss 20
81: .:ys1: - .ass syss'Ssi:g slsy. The rq.s re-
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RsvswW end Trade Statis:tcs " CtSa DSvine 1894
There y ~ news worth msAtiopisg, but In place
thereof present ysu with Ne statistics II ths trade
and revenue Of the island Of ouba for The pea year
which havs collected according TO promise. Not V be
Aous viii svs you the figures In bulk and 80 into
details ~ httis - possible.
4 nnvnsup
The sources whsass TIE Spaaish govsnnsns derive
ihs q Thu sand are three: Ne houses
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"A Large Assortment Of Military Boess
We fsst ~ I'D fuise6 street. @. q. RICHMOND
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TWEEN POSTER, or NEW roEK, AND pnHRY, or
WARRINGTON.
From tie National IAtslussnssv, Jaa- al
The match game Of billiards fer $500 sds between
Melvin Foster, Of New York, and John Desry Of this
city on last night Growers theatre fkers vas
large crowd Of gentlemen 10 attendance and hers and
there . lAays face could BE- essa The unpIres we're
Mr. Kendall for Mr.. Deery, Me- Fierce for Mr. Foster
and Mr. Stone, Of New York, was the referee.
The game was played upoa oae Of PhsIAa cosador's
four.pockst tAslos and was carops game.
Mr. Dsery bad The arst play and sArseA on badly and
was evidsnuy In bad luck by hk balls ksng and rua.
ming into the pockcts For the 6t hour Rsoster made
the hshes, rum 10, ssd up 70 Ass time Dc " was be-
tween 400 and 700 points behind HE antagoniA Yoser
~ this time played bold, ocnndcgs game,
and Dccsy seemed somewhat discounted.
AZ twenty minutes past ten O'CLOCK Deery had 2t4
pons and Foster 6t2s dereucs OF SeS In ator OF ros
ter When Dccry made good hit most OF the applause
came from the orchestra enc rs<quet sssts and Poster
sppiaudcd from the galleries. Will led genticnaa
70 remark that oil the New fcrkerr seemed 70 DO up
stars
throughout the evening pesrys longest runs wore a.
c5. 81, 90. 102, Ill, i72, S0b.
kosters longest runs were 81. &c. Iie l37, Ios and
ITO
A. one time they werc exactly cven each having i,o7s
points, and the excitement among the friends o. both
parties ran bieh, and cycy Tow minutes % lter tome
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A.-An the De nseyses Patronfre Pm lone
MONT DLQ0MfNu CxRKU9, sscauss they consider q
appropriate fer NE vsss Of the dance.
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A.-skatisG Boots, warm Overshsss,
LoIiS BROOKS 56s. ~ Srssdwsy. cor Howard -
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no0SS - ASYbeeemt0vlvoos
WASHINGTON, Jan. - 1896.
Rvrny pom COLLECTIONS suRvKYoRs OF cvsrons
Mr. s,wvrvs, (rep) Of Pa, from the Committee On
ways and Means reported bin providing shAs In all
In which any collector surveyor Of customs hes
failed 70 account for money In carrying out the joint
resolution Of April last Temporarily increasing the duties
imports and which the Secretary OF The Treasury h
sasisned that such sson was IN consequence Of their
duties vas 70 commscs the Secretary may sndcr such
rules = he may prescrbs remit or refund such duties
Mr.. srsvns explained that Congress, On The seth Of
April ass passed sn act temporarily increasing the du
IN e. & q @ Il Is. y =: @
Into efsce some o. the collectors cid hsar Of the
sass Of the act unt tive days after u signed and
ties This bill was intended V relieve them under The
circumstances -
McRvAss or CONTINUATION ccIlScrons Or currcus
Mr. Snxsw also reported . bill 70 amend the act 10
oepsn osss. sns ~ S O. -
I'LL Wednesday next Tbs bill extends the increase for
one ysar after the LIST Of July nsxt
Mr. wA,Hsunrr, treI) Of nj, FROM the Committee on
Conner reported s spproyri..inT I'VE hundred
e, 30 srscScs s ssn os runpss on
Mr. wAHauRss sa!d THAI the measure haA been recon.
Of Il. rs o. NsS and *. ssi so cc'c's
The bill wS referred 70 the COMMITTEES Of the whole
Mr. wAsnBuRM also reported bill provid ng FOR two
assistant Inspection OF steambsas n the city Of New
York and two local inspectors 1t 0aens Inns and that
there shall be levied each steam vessel Hen OF ether
fees twenty-five dollars for hundred tons OF under and
In exocs Of one hundred tons ave eents psg tcn-
Mr. WAsHsuNrE In rssponss " question - 70 wAeYe
Galena 10 situated ssid that was The residence Of
Lieutenant General Grant. Of the greatest military
heroes Of the age.
Mr. MALLORY, topp) OF Ky, moved 70 lay The bill on
the table, which wss agreed v,
LIMITATION o. NATIONAL RANK ssurs.
Mr. SrvHw reported = bill defining the limits Of
national bank issues and in confederation postponed
till Monday week.
ADwNos ov oAnysS cvrpuu 70 rAu ~ rus scum
The Houss then resumed the consideration 81 The bill
proposing the admission cf Cabinet officers the
moor Of the House 70 give Information who's quesuoned
concerning matters relating thereto.
Mr. Cox {opp1 Of Ohio considered the measure -
contrary 70 tho scope and spirit Of the constitution and
aner referring 10 the dangers incident 70 the sys
te!n, appealed 70 his colleague M Psndletonl
s wns reported ~ a. stst1 rights man, u
svod the evils which u would cause Mr. Coz INDUCED In
s3ms hpmotoNa tefnafH 10 show che working
=. ue scheme Suppose The Questton should BE- here
sec OF the sccfctAry az wM-if any one dared 70 ap
oscn nnwhst would b the result OF tho blowing GOT
c ~ isnead OF the Dutch Gap CanaIf Caugher5 What
would the Secretary say thar Perhaps he would avoid
answering The question: or tho question might DO asked
o. tne sccrc'arv u The Navy "wbotbcr IN case Or .
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WASHINGTON Jan. 70, 1895

Senate.
WASHINGTON, jan %, 1905
sn s'rIsnUnvs cnsD~ mr..
ST rIppix opp or Del. presented tho credentials Of
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rlremeu's Bsll.--Laates' white .etis,
u,J snd Linen slips aud CATERS NTH beautiful RoseteA q
MiiLKk' a CO 81 ssf Canal suesl
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Chronic QArAnRH,
oDsrnucrIoSs 81 Ias EUsfxJnIAs russ
NY DR. voN EiSBNDEya
his consulting rooms SIC Broadway near Twelfth
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jar. ~. Nos. -, 70 81 snd D. The Marine Baah
Chicago, paintiG In error Va the Fulton County han
the Broadway Bank, the Ayawsm Bank and the weste
Reserve Bank Errors 70 the Circuit Court Of the Unit
States for the Northern district Of Ilinois Mr. JUST
Miller delivered The opinion Of the court, aHrming
Judgments Of the sad Circuit Court In thess causes wi
costs and interest
No 100. The Bay State steamboat Company elaimsr
&c. Appellants, W the New London Transportation Col
pany Appeal from ths Circuit Ceurs OF the Unit
States for the Southern district Of New York The nj
ters In controversy In this hsvtng been axrssl
settled between the parties, II was on motioA of
nonohus, dismissed, each party paying bis costa
, 1865-06-03
p DSTSCRl&sT.


tspcc,al Dispatch to Western Aseoclased ptsss.1
Resumption .of eP~cfo Payment.
New YonK, juno ,.
The Mra|d'. Washington eperiai says: "scc
rttsr! McCnlloch, ia conversation with prominent
politicians few days since, stated that The gov
eminent il no* teady to resume specie payment ;
that 1t finances Ware In condition to enable 1t 10
adopt that course; the only thing that prevented
Tie Immediate adoption Of that plan, was the in'
jury 1t would do the business interests OF the
country. Indications are that return to specie
payments will be msde before many months"
Appointment.
ills understeon That the rresiden: has decided
70 appolnt Jaua.s r Smith, OF Selma, Ala, United
sta,cs District Attorney for tnat St1te. Mr
Seth wBa arrested for his devotion TO the UIio
fsso'; ~ but 1o,as hf Snd has resided 10
Forcisu Appointment.
1t fA rumo,td tha. air. BIa1r will be given IN
important &crcGn appointment l.
Funds for the Troops.
1he Ti6anf's special s,ys tho raymsst.r Gsn'
nau's army siuce. ita arriral here, aud viii pay
cut as Euch nozr duifng The next week.
From North Cnrolluu.
The Herald hnR a lctteT.fr Gre. nsborn, N. C.,
:fst ult. frcm acorre.poptent, WHO passed ~ r,sl
1rtm Petersburg to that point lie dcscrthes the
railroads as in a very bad condition. NeaFty III
the engines and care arc out Of order. The rebel
railway Officers EsJ II the var had lasted StX
morth- lorRcr the 70 .ds would hare betn almt.t
entirely uselefs. Ibe ru1d from DanviIle to
Gsctn:boro, briit dut1pc the wsr, runs up and
COVE hill. With grade according to the face oi
tie couLtrr. The country Is stripped Of pro.
v1.Iois a:d il de- ;itu:. Of money, Ltree quaint
ties IT wheat koWn fast autump, but The win,
ter f'oets allied nearly III nj It,. The What has:
will lot be sufficient for the wants Of the people
About hblf the negroes are working IN the arIds
ito ta1aree are erjoying free doa,, but llksly
pzroled eoldit,e from Lec'e amy are wandering
tn1oui the c.uI,Fy. psataeri the 1nh III. .tants
, 1865-06-03

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlhane1
DEs Mo1nEs, Jane 2.
The expedition nEder Gen. Sul1y, organized for
1udisn warfare, will Etart fson, Sioux City On the
9TH Inst.
Cnder the recent order Of the War Department,
eleven 11fsnt1y reeiments will he Immediately
mustered out, viz, from the 1elh 10 the s6th in
elusive, and the 3oth end 18th.
Capt. Gco. r. z. E!ack, Ct the Vcternn Reserve
Corps, for eome time in the Office OF tho Provost
M.,ehal II Davenport, Was lately offered SG5,0o0
for biz interest IN oil territory in Venango county
Pa He thinks lie will accept
Il ho1ee thief was hung pe1r Glenwo01, Mills
cou. II. d ltw days kipse. HIS lynch execution
err, 10 The number Of duzen, have been ar
rcetfd.
FIVE hundred IND eighty Ca1adsan ponies ra3ted
through Fort ntdee. fex ast ssSf, dc nsa 4I.
Sioux City. !,
Mcnloe County, foe the murder, ut Cuppsf5esd
M et,nc in NahAska cuuaty. ot Sergeant AI4wa5
~ lie "a Isv- Irssrtsy, h.e been fund Ent!fy o1
mantlauchter OF u, b. tary composed, in ltrse
p.Ft. Of Copperhtsds. a successful motion "
y1rfsc fnr new trial.
, 1865-06-03

Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago 1nbune]
SPRINGFIELD, June !.
Br letters FROM The War Department today, the
Governor hes been informed that al boa1ds fot
The examination Of medical officers for Tho voluu:
teer service btye been discontinued. This board
consists Of the following named gentlemen: Prof.
Daniel Brainsrd, N. D., OF Chie1so D. 4. Green,
n. D., Salem, Marion comfy, md Rufus $. Lori,
Il. D., Of Springfield. -.
To-day has been intolerably wMn. The thcr
mometer rapeed In the thode Sc 20 89 degrees.
Farmers ere comp'alhluK OF the drought. Corn
that has been plsrted for Two weeks has not yet
heean 10 eptout. Naln ia needed very much In
t5it section Of The staie.
The S:s,e Legislature OF Connecticut has ju.t
gwen q conmies,on 10 Ir 6 F. = Right Of this
c.'y to paint life eize portrait Of the la1e presl
ueni. This is decided compliment to the talent
Of thie disttnc ufett Il rrifst.
III. H. Herndon, Esq, DISTINGUISHED lawyer Of
.h.t cry, a1d pa1tnef Of Mr.. Llncoln fio'n 1914
until tic tsme or the President. death, tie part.
1erthip never having bt en- dissolved. Is prcpsrlng
10 w1itt life Of Abraham Ltncoln. This Work
whcn cfmplete Will be the mnat '~''Hahle work -
tbe Kind sztsnt- Ar. Herndon il a s.n,lsmsn ol
"'''~s =. s...; 49,. p.s3 ready writer, and eau
SID viii write book that will he read with iLfes'
s.st fy n1f
, 1865-06-03
Cs,o31 GUwIKE$$ NlU1Ak1E3.
The cre.t 4'era. Expedition-A Po:-
rt,r.i Of IL on hho VI ajs

ro.r,,ss MoSRoI. June 3.--The Term e1pe.
sos .s II lsteor sl ws
st nas IL now tait}y on tts Wy to ths p.'tnt VI
SS.t.fins{u.n somewhere a1ons Tho co1s1 Of .h1t
eta,s. P,cpsrs orr u Its t,,iuF. o.aeIs wsre as
.eI IN nneeep firet to II ot!e Bav, in fne vlcin
IL vs. oi i : Fort. u rean sn1 0a'nes' With
view n;nnx 5e,; 5s1'tI5eus ;ns stt,ne;5 = ss.,
nPoceoo1ne 19a my fsftler ,oa.sward. The s.ean
c c's'sog l1+in. This .1ped.11OD .1e s9oaE tns
f,retst ia ret sd.ped to long a, T.. yoy y 'Ee
tered ts,s cl.1}J hy different au'E.ssn1 lstcrs
IL Aew lcIk, rara1elpAss, and etae: Posis
, 1865-06-03
N TICE.
In sALK or ARMY MULES.
DvAxTtRxAErtR 6nt E8 AIS 0SyICX
,HICAGO CUTLERY WORKS
l60 CLARE STREET.

Ta1frs Timer rnd Fnthers' Ahea,s, Hax7rr. SriR.
roIe .rd Cu;lesy Grcunn md K-pAisto In ,ho bsat
slyIe. RsxoH Ea,ntAvea for hn,bevs t.3s6Ss II
no VESSEL OWNERS AND
/ MASTERS 4 CARD.
Thr Ehtp.Cxrreprcra Hun EAu4keIA CT Ehicsyo 6av-
,cr re6ncrd 1ttir III cents car, the Froprie-
II ot ITO Nst sthAnis's D 7 D,ck ID sh!o Y::a htTe
t.sLiy 1--we CENTS d%S; Ant. On AM II .eF Hohda7.
jnt II ald u1tu fuTIn.r nettcr ,heg vi. charge
'. ftcis vnl, lhee doa.s and aeyeaty tte crnA
+ Il { laf u OF lle.~ EDr men-Nho ara Zone tnt.
'eTo "a r Hos1t;4 Sftt r. md Resa amply to M4GE1
LATHAM. orths asr teEn-r Va er aid N-ilstlG !,
Sr ~ Il. U.Y unck ao6Se Van Bate1 ttrea:1 httEt,
T,sr :lr, to +, II. d :. BATEB. 3ysl.stset
, 1865-06-03

Iame. yon'e tctnncd to Mnerpa9ghH = te..taS
t,sn Win sp.nsef d,ssy Ia ,'ssf ssTtae aae We
for Ncd he hsn mot fp1nethtux in bis hands +!
atlet bsul Why. Il eatd DC s@raek re l.st nient
u very LazI blow ard eald '.eeut cp. Ut .ae esas
, 1865-06-03
FROM 6T. L0U1S.

VNkVN& 3Ks I&VUNSs
Arrival Of n Fleet Of Steamers -1perA-
tsnH at TlsfeVe*-Lnt+r from Kirby
smith and sterling Price.
, 1865-06-03

{Specia! Dispatch 10 the Chfesco Trihune.1
DETno1T, Jpoe =.
fetter5sy war generally observed here. ia ac-
eorunnce With tho Preatdnnfts proclamation, as a
d.y Of humiliation, fastins and prayer. Du:1n-.s
was entirely suspended Serrlees wcrs Le1d iu
Ill the churches, and diseouzsas appropriate tu
The dsy and occasion were delivered.
:Leut. Staubcr, and twenty-threa men Of the
4da Michigan cavalry, arrived here this morning
On q fuslooSh Of thirty days. One Of thtm
brought home - trophies the looklng-glssr,
h.pen ard comb captured with and used by JEFF.
Dntls while undergoing his tIaa.mogrl1cat1on.
The e. 8. Custom noufe officer yestefdAy seized
phout 5000 worth Of emuf sled goods, shaw!s,
SC. Tie sEu1glefs we're arrested. AMI tho
.uode, togetheE with the house and l0t IN which
1hey were found, will bc coEh.csted.
1brer hundted and tl1'J Michigan soldiers are
expected to 4rrtva here TO morrow morning, " be
pit Il and mustered out. Arrangements arc
being mate for their proper reception.
, 1865-06-03

[.rec1Al D4pateh 70 the Chicago 11.baae1
WAsnIAo1ox, June T.
By order Of Gen. Logan all unemployed negroes
anc such as ere not actually needed with the asrg
peein, are t. he turned over to Gen. D. H. Eucker.
Chief Of tie Quarte1mastcz> Department II Wash
ingtou-
The following regiments arc to be mustered o1t
entire, a.theugh prior order released GONE con-
p1nfcs bsiore the rest, viz: 9th HIeconain, oath
and Esd Indians. 1z'sh and *''h 1linoit lnfsntry.
loGASs Army.
Captain 4. II. Wand, xe, Acjutspt (s.neral OF the
Army Of the TeH1 ets c, leaves IL night 10 cstab-
1hh General logan'e headquarters Ii Louisville.
Al officers anc troops absent In the West are Or
t"n. Geresal Logan leavts Ios New Yosk Aond5y
morning.
ACQUITTED.
A. A. Atchot, formerly judge o: the provo:t
Cont at New Or1eaDe, utec on the charge oI en-
texxlinE 1ands, hat been Acquitted
MASTERING OCT ARTILLERY.
The Secretary oi War hsa directed Gen. Meade
to bzvc 1n4me dlattly nuttered out and d1schxtged
troops be paced c1 ruute With the least practca-
tle q. 1aJ, and forwarded 10 thtir tctye rem
dczycus IN 1heir S:nte nssrest where tsty were
mustered in.
HARRIS RK1tAsED.
Benjamin G. Harris, ,Reprstsnta.iyc IL Congress-
upon :hc cha1i q 7aolttsns pc sixth article q
"xF, IN ha! boring t"9 pafoted e4:atefe Q. Aeas
army, snd U1gtpe shem 10 s1o'as 1nelf oa'h
m arms Aho, 49, ..i..,sS al" .hs X
ia fsnI,n n1.s,n s tsso ae1a+d ao H. t5c Se
coust.nsrtiaf Which i1Ied btm fonud him guilty,
forever citquElifed him from holding any otlee
unueF ns 1nri,, ~ Tctt einee ~ ~. pavd
W.. ~ ~ en5..,t prcc1Sc7t Iohnsor .T,,ttte1
e@otu ,.1oos - sn5 nrde,t u,1r,s to be- refe.sea
lie t<neace' ana 9Ioe.eo ~ @ laaa4H I" W. 1eea7eu'
,,~,...r 49, e.s
ass! elSsso1 9 ~. 'rhd IT, 1an @d91ps a18sco u
.o,,,-,es,..rr. ,,-n,c-
A1AA eoAAtso.on-A - '"o
mere ere lout 1noieaEens tn toe E.lminal
neae ~ FL Ass atsa Eo.s Ha
for iIsuau'tnt pract,ets.
unv. nuoux Rs,v.srn.
.., cs,..-a. ~ - taa ,.h-.
WV d;g he r. r aSa 70
conn, iuna'ly se'' aEed from arrest, By orders Of
The War Department.
fon THE regular Ana1'
The Adfutatt General vii open recsuttang eta-
isots ~ 1Sts me eoun4T IN eEues 70 Iecsun 1T ~
fhc cr!Er reg'Eehtr Holuht,efs ana nooofa2l5
dstthAfccd men WHO enlist n me fecai1f ectElee
wt'hin ten OARS from ne cAte 9! oieehafge VIII
he allowed tuflotEn o. in'fy os5e'
shEhAASs Army
Tie rcIorts in regard to the movement west Of
| Sbt1E,rr,>s army have heen 90 conflicting that :
toIrtct ttst mini Of 1sc1s t. or Interest All Of
The 15'h corps but two s1igades hare gone. The
other c6rpt oi the Amy Ut the the Ill.,
viii 1o''ow. The army "f Georria, Geu. siocum
! Pr psfec and ve!srauo mustered on: Will folloE
tie a1m5 o. tne teenersee. Ine 5.!n eoLps VII VII
c.ure ol delay is l'fk Of eufcisnt tnifoad traoa'
p0ftattGu.