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, 1865-04-07
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
An hrnatkt to Kall or EuerlIak-A
Gay. Wedding rarty-The n. ",
FFccdEleH's Aid socfety-Hftre Nan.
utRcturinKs


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TsIb1ne.1
c.yp, Az, =
: .r... oit" y.
q -HoS anHA teL.et VI "a5ea -.u+ 10 the NOW
Orleans >HStt Otlto ssys: "Tke nrmtsnee OF
WHICH you have already been advised. term,n1tcs
os.r and ot4sc,rs ~, so,t .;ss. ~. =,
themselves o1 1ts psG1e protection, 10 utng1e TO-
gc'hef a. fit nde, have again ranged themeeIyo,
cn oppo :tto sides. 1t appears that the inmeaiafe
caukc Of agre efpg to an rrmistice was thn avg
tenee Of hands OF bold gEtt1ltss, Numbering some
thirty or forty, under q mar p2med O+NaiT
The attentions Of these bandltd were
fhown to all parties with such iE1p,rt1aIity,
rebels as 10 Un1ohtsts, This conduct
inccDEe1 Captain Ra1cliGe, who offered. il nnoor
tuni.y were gwen him py the General con.
man6fDs this post fo turn his aftentjnn and ia.
yote his efforts for few daF1 TO The nrtermins-
lion Of the freebooters The terms of nn nrmis.
tiee 10 lsst for ten DAYS vere agrrea to. and be-
fore ita expiration he cuer,lIas were reprrted to
u.Eell. Was 1cpprief. h9ih ~ rehei. and ~ -ones
OF our ntEn mr, fn hsva h5ar hs,ns | ~ ~ es ~
rett nf ihr henr rar. 5,snarsI 1 asot a va. -
ihc Atrhafs1svs Ths,a ss an IA ah3
Ihnrlnr tn1ne morr ~ t1,e <nerJi1sa hnt 4nin,
tbie dontt III. ~ ''4~ s A'41tAfA7' wy 'A1A4e
,ov har. rs ! gay "surinE plsy wv m'lea oe,
11T netes y 0sI cT tHo t1hce, oE Whleh several
-; ~ ana iene! omceFs Here invited Eneess Dur
t1s sne eon!inuan g oi The feslV1tes, the horaes
" toe 'tMef Were stolen. thus leaving the riders
~ ne71 4ies rom Quarters without ,sansporta-
s.nt nua' 1a.eL some se1aaous delaJ friendly gun
isttis nl,s. to1S aaa consumed 70 taks tnem 10
=, 1,',ie tost me dlepatrh tuG ALI Cutting on one
puta, 3. 1t p 9p"n"sla iars met mem az Mccuiome
ufutF Nuc1e t0EJ Wtfe uajleQ lso0 SnQft ~ Hout
, 1865-04-07
FROM NASHVILLE,
TNE CAVALRY MOVEMENTS.
Wilson and stoneaan---Virginia aud Mobile.


Especial cctreEDonaence Chicago Trtbunc.1
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April :.
The great cavalry expeditrn which oa "a
we'll known. started aho,+ a;rht ss.. -:
frSm Fastrfo,t rh;cnsaw ~ 80 ~ u.ys .aso
notnts nj on tbc Tenn@ss,n aao o:ner 40 en- =,
mounted men, instead Of 10, ,ooa as generally
1ctor,ed. They are all well ,,rox;da5 -ai1
arrnei and eoninne1 In eva.r .s,;..,s~ ~ M
-. a., .- 80 p"''lcuaF' LUG
sa'4"us ut'4s'o"7 4ett simultaneously thetr
camps IN the upper corners Of Mississippi and
Alabama. and Wrnt hv 1;.rara,+ wo,,,a. 80
4ho Row, ~ Tho 1.,+a.S,n soeAI toutes lu'o
te.,. d sa@ es"'e' lucy "1uconcen:
". ."1o opu .enae1s"us a III small place called
Ely&o"n, GV miles north OF MontgomerFs
and 50 miles west Of Talladepa. Selma is
about fifty miles east Of the con,t., ~ -
homo both ha;ro ~, ~. p'so. " os@:
', 80. - U,n oe"s VI tue a!aoama rlVer.
From Elyton an attack Will be made on
Montgomery and Selma, The noessaa;or ~
the.e +vo i,nno-+o,+ 49,. 80,
s1ss.,. Ps :. :-ut piaecs ana Inc 1al' OF
aora!e, now quite 1nmluEut, will give us
I1e control OF ine Alabama river from Its
mouth Utmost as far as nayle4ble. Texas will
thtn be the only State not traversed, and
Austin the only State capital not occupied
ana held BY our victorious tr ops.
Inc otb cavalry division, under Brig, Gen. K.
" Johnson NTH hsaduas ers at Palask
asd as protection against guerillas. The
"a diVlsieu, t'nfantry) Of the 4th army CORPS,
dld not accompany the other ITO divisions,
ont also rezsa'ns behind Tor simila- purposes.
It 1s conmHnded BY Brig. Gen. Elliot. with
neaaquarteis al huntsville, Alabama.
Nnle nus gfea1 expedition: which may bo
ealea me right wing Of Fhomas' army, Ia
DESCENDING INTO ne fertile plains Of A1aoarna.
the lett w'ng, led bJ s'oheman's cavalry, and
supported " numerous batteries OF Light ar
llnfI3, A WlnotnE tasoush the rugged passes
OF East Itnnessee and Southwestern Vtr-
Ginla:
-; A. .ne ico!G e. ana ae'ached commands, aud
Hi lUlce5 III tAla AtpaThntnt-lMtnntIY, cav
, 1865-04-07

holder. refused to sen ,: the decn. Of
b. i'd IN hopts Of sn prevent nt but 4. II. Mar
kct bee me- weaker this, Wtre compelled o se As
trcm t5a50c 1e.a lh-n they Wrrc ones-d , It cay
Ths IRE Let Of I.irois ste:rs r7n R7stAa - iat7.
vht,h We no Ices IN las Issue. Tor which 81. Is
VI, refused, Va, sod th,s aftesRocu fos ss.s ons
s.e.1 being Afterwards reso't for s9oto, Wt,n l:r
at, nd they eo5t 1se in the country. .-.
The fact IT, that a!. tbs cny Inquiry at pr a
isty Government contractors. and tleY c7nnot q y
SO d.y It the outsldc aud - tasre ara slFo>
i Too Lead Of Gastle waiting SHIPMENT. thof
cot anxious t. buy he .vtly, - th.T anticipate
- felte. Uni Is ther- spring. mp ss1'p7aE den ant
anc hfse a'ready ecoush cstt1e eo7Ttcs.d toe IN
The country to ill any demand from thd Easf, taere
IL but htic hcFes OF adTtuce In he pttce OF cat
tie, The elty dem ia rasili s.t:sd.c. sndl almost
the on!y pr sent demand f.r poor GtsAs OF Stock
Which l. very weak and atncss uosslah1e. ThcFtt
an occasional d-msnc for stock sseers It lfmit=d.
Ih~ 2se test decliz 10 d.y .ppears TO be on sxsrA
shtpplaE 'tctrs iul per % rs. 01 xoEeruueut
stteEs 1otrf IL declin- Of about &c par 100 om
Ecsb prices. The drcia, In low rrs5~s ntsar
te even than THIS, but there Is not enough doing
to Indicate Quotst,ons.
Tbs ssles to-day amount to loss heaa, sta ranKeof
$500 to2s fer ccar:e mixed atock very extra II.
Uit oi. steers,
Tho follow Ing are the ssles tnd.y:
SALES OF BEEF CATTLE TO-DAY.
fr11sBuRaR goRr wAIs TAzus.
GeetEe Atams 50 ntmoaa 10 ,. ad butchers stock,
ASersgfnE 9ie bs = x6ho, and Ht .m.s G7 b *
Fiji e,t:'s!sa Y esis ii neaa erea md
st: ers. arerasin ! Isl ~, T. s6'5
r. s.es ii = Webb Phillip. ,s head good .s.er.,
G:r : ID g ;.don Is had p,iae steers. ay,raslns
y. +: B.1s sola c. .Bo7e 7s hs.d prime steer,
arergtnz 1!: rs :: So. and 10 head 'zas s:os's,
or - .ola Eo ms :: h.ad prime sssers. ar-as
cts@icra n'.i1 Tsa ae..ls, v; ize, Riaea,.n 1ss
hetc Eooa stec,.. .ayst.sasns IL -. o.d c.a-
tf2c:-
y:r:sk e = . VII; )! o''s'o had p'saa.:sar,
str'nera 90 Wson I Psht lips 3 no.d pr,sne .tser.,
sgtr,gngI:.2 At ~; s;, T. pnu.,,, e,.,,.,.
steers, I.1s sing LIZ ns..:si.TH aaaah VI aver.
s;s9 : III sttss !ss e.. g.. s
ne;a q des e. sea 3
1ik 1S E.: i ss:S' ind aaosF Is n'A4 4''r
=; ;e'a 1'hsaa eou'noo STICK asss
aneis ne i, ran: :Eahs L Co.. sehsa teers,
n:t:. ;e IS ssa s'o*''n':'
eH1R1AS'8 YARp,
asssz'sg - 8: At tsso' and lsh-ad PRIME, aver.
Go eS EisIrd 1otd Eolsnes - sne.d extra stsesr,
~, r. g1nf &c cs. at ssz0.
EoGS1he recstpts ta day, according TO the Boas,l
Of 7ssse rrpos, ruouat 70 15;5 hca:, ahipmca:s
t. ony IS he1e. There has bern constceraoi. aet,y
y the arket to-day, bat .e sales h+ve been u.e-
ateTeu lower fgures lhsn 5esterlay, ard with larxo
receipts ii. malset very weak and hsels have it
all Il ctr oEn why.
The s~lez tordsy ansunt sc N3 h-aa, a. ranxe ot
=o5ed II .1s'cr medium 70 nesv1 smooth hcss.
The foiIo Wing are tAn sales to day: /.
HOG 4AtE9 TO-DAY
, 1865-04-07
nR. TEBBETTS'
FM1 SIOL.OGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR,

20 popular H. tAt8 new n 1esa in TIA z. .te,, st..e
soas soa tnhs"e0 cars OF TIC present u outh March
oseo sotues Rs7e sold IN Boston. h u not DYE II
VII hEslok1 8ray HAr to IL ortx1nA color. II
Fss7enn kas Hair ffom failing o1. 1t promotas a
LoSni1act asoRth OF Eew Har. It cures all ltchtn7
nas ~ - nenSAKlA Of tho scAlp- EVERY BOTTLE u
WAR; AETED.
AAI3Has111, June 18th, 1s<k.
UR. 51AH1THs-SiE: hee4 z - mach pleased Win
mo e1=et Juuz HsE ReRs3eEntor has had On mY hsat
"Rea began TO uAe L, ab. ut TWO months seEo, NJ
oeaa Fas entirely bald except lista the b. ck pa1t
aac now II all coyazsa with 4 beautiful sroxtA At
Ems glossy hAtr more thAn txo inches long. Il haa
oeea t"en nTs yesFa Ance my hsir felt %, A1a
have tried most Of the different hat hayR
been brought before tAa public without sea.lr!ng Aay
benefit tee! truly thankful FOR tho henrtt hAyA
recetVed aud ca1 recommend 1t to I'll benz -
be- preparation aver brought betsse tho publ C.
Ars. uR1AA Fosk.
21Axcurs7rs, Dec t,h. LEY.
Axsana. T11azTr3 BzoTuEEz:- Ny hal. ba. -
yarY gray th-o ten Jasrs, during xheh ~,
have netn con>t nifty u:in2 the dit rrnt nr.se..
tiors fer the hair soou - shey made their snnse-.
Ancs, hut without AMI hen*as vhatnyer II - -
two months since began to use y>p4s, AMI =, ~
pr*'ens tine my hasr II almost tert.ct e,,cf. N
natural eolof} and ~ set AID ossY - wh.n bov
AHHA 1oo piep@tAuoa WILL soon be used to the a1.
eiaaoa ot ~ oSnafs. HENRY BENNETT.
Bosros, March lit, laA.
Itnn&ffa Ban1HX1s-Gen !: TIL thys,o,ozfr,,
eAsauon and E.tnE noak aabouua "a 9at;sf.ct,n. 3%
q Geo0WN " 4 CO, Wholesale Dr1x.asa
sMIra . DEYKR, "a anH Lake ttroar. va.us....
nh:eo*lqNtxd9
, 1865-04-07
Terrible Accident at mareu=o.

tffCm tu6 H00ut4uEA 5GAAAcAl 1AP4A o'AA-J
On Monday evening large crowd assem-
bled in the vicinity Of the Stewart Honse and
preceded to celebrate the great victory
Three apyils were procured; one Of them
cracked, however, an Of course should never
have tten used. The powder WAS placed IN
q sound one and the other two placed on top,
and exploded with such yioltnce as to throw
the two resting thereon some ten feet In the
air. The man i aiding did not know that
either snvil was .acked, an6 SO unfortunate
II loaded The cracked one for the second
charge. It bust with great force. Consid-
erjng the la,gc crowd in the vicinity. it is q
wonder mtrc were not killed. a piece
weighing fcsty-cieht pounds etruek Mr. q.
G. Otis il the right side, tnjuring him so &c.
ye,e1y that he dicd in four hours; another
piece, weighing thirty-six pounds, st.uck ~
elderly Indy mined Mrs. Russell, paother-In-
law Of Anfon Rogers, iuht hnoyc the ankle.
crushing the limb. and necessita.ins immedi.
ate I'm putation; another fragment struck .
sen Of Mrs. Milo Brown, In the flcshy part Of
ne lhIgn.. ceusing painful but not dunger-
Gus W und ; another went through the win
| COW aot re the postoflce, fortunately irIurtng
no one still another, was carried whlzzlns
over The heads of The people, one wheIe
block, to Wokben's shop; aud another
q nathsd q through tho roof Of daguerrean
| car IN the vicinity. =
, 1865-04-07

Tho billiard VEorld-TTles Jsuuysou
eouEG Martial EcrKonaI.

tspee1at Dlepttch 10 the Chicago Ttib9ne1
- ST. LoU1h, April5.
4 matched eame Of bt1liarls was pla3ed at
Fersndah na13 Inst light between IL. John Biutm.
In charge Of the Hnde1l Billiard Eoou,,, and Mf,
Chsrlee FE!nk, an nccomplIshc. plsysr from Chi
eaco. Tic ssekes we're $3.50 a side Tor one tnnu-
sand ro.nte. The game lasted over three boars,
hpt was watched T'lh intense interest," 5J larre
Lumber Of tpec'atnrs. Up To est pninH the gaese
lsn TcrJ closc. hut the Tcsnit tnrnen e f.Yor II
st. Louis. MT Bln:ro coming out seventeen ahead,
an1 Was dtclsIc1 The victor.
Col G Il. Jcnn3soas trial. on c1ls-gcs Of iusub-
orGina1son, j. 1ntshe.. The Colonel -es- found,
gully of only one or TWO specifications. Eud the
couif SENTENCED him 10 br Teprin,an1ed Iu utdcr.
by the General commanding The department,
IT . rcnErai order rer'eWing the finding md
Sentence. Gen. Dodge saJs: ..fhe are1 duty Of 4
tntrier rs rrtm7t, ,urI I1es.1onirS obehiepce. Tie
po,iey. prsprieiy, sna molires Of an order sest
With she officer who pivot il. The officer wko re-.
ecises 1t h.e onc' duty oLly-to obey this duty.
Col. Jcnnisnn, without just eanse or excuse 1ili-
1u,iy rethted to perform bis duty. For such IN
Eubordirati1o the sentence Of the court is not "a
adequate rebuke. Cul. t. R. Jennikon, 18th regi.
ntnt uf cavnlr,, hansa. volunteers, Is hereby re-
return to duty
Gen. Pope and st.f arrived here today on their
return from Little Rock.
, 1865-04-07

| --~@".-'""-@~''" "''-"'s"-ss Atof
sook Coanty 'sss1p advanced 111f per cent, wits
s-Nse ~ ue 9WeA ooato es- Sistss closing with
- apH.1u 'enuene5. Recruiting Is Light, and tho
SUPPLY is daily ctrafnishlnc.
Tho Clearing 9orse in thIs city commenced cn
essstons to-day, under the ,msua7ement of +,
Gage Eso 6nrn,r1v r,s,;.~ - 49, -,
rasa .aI 1, r,,,". as. ~ ee a1efcnan.a
~" ~ Sou a,us' So@PanS~ BESIDES being a safe-
&tasu on tha A2nks IN TIM esty, the Clcas1pg
RoRse will rroYe- great conycnIcuce to .hn
bankers.
ar r,-,s.u
1hc 11aeefs tf9ax OF tntsea3 1a aoout to orc3n-
'ze cnoef the Nat1onal Banking law, with c=pl-
ta1 OF ss00, ,00e. The officers viii be: J. O. Rs,t-
ter, ESQ.,. President. r, q adons r., W..
ptts,dent : and T, r T,,1man Fso ,.o.h..~ '~~
lin ph,,,5-,,,Jo thoxos. 49, ,,s.,.
monex hnt 1snaa.s 49, s..., - .,.. saa ZOE
/ ~ ~ csn"I. e1ueous.
,,o,a .a..LI. :. ,s."." ts1s n"sat.eF es-h tna
ths s,' o'tso". ~ anaelpss1on OF
sss.--,.r. sE A.s'o soo.! LUZ anJ !a1l On me
ssseasin ..a"a ~. w ssea1 ~ aoas: I'VE
s.s.s u!.nA eoa.: AS eerona '1aou%nt y the
suon W. sussu1 Int ptssen1 premium, ard nI-
uet uesnne U.1s ms'e ecns.oeleo 9ntse proesote'
~ 4n"a 1N, ItssA eAcaan9e Is ssaad5 at
tat " - pse1111A' Ina money maskes4a II stul
, 1865-04-07
Glorious Victory In Peoria.

1he tLwn election held in Peoria on Tues
day resulted in complete Republican tri-
umph, the entire ticket being elecred By ms
j'r1ttes rapging from 4S 10 o59. Tie Coppef-
heads run Pee: SFcat, the most popular man
N their party, fur Supervisor, and ls is beat.
en- hy 95 majority By John C. Grics, while II.
Rnpellus, worthy German, beats hls Copper
head opponent, for Collector, $50 majority,
.2he towns Of Redwood and Eluwood. in
Peoria county, both elect Republican town
ofi'cers-7n the latter without opposition.
, 1865-04-07

THURSDAY hF-4l2as Ap.1I lZ63.
The r1esent Ertk IS Without pa7a!el for activity
In the htsteEy Of Dry Goods s:ade Of this cy and
our whoesa.e 1.nscg inform that they hare never
sod 10 mn1T goods At any t:.oe NJ shcy have tlas
week- n. city Is full Of buJa p1abc1s OF whom
hsye Dc Il hodrg OF to the last possible moment but
ere noW compelled to purcha1e dncing that sps1K Is
faaf approaching and thet theves without scds lu
aoIe 10 the REASON. Et.cks greatly Eeeuced, AMI
thcEe 2t SID In the ttaae arm thai there arc not
g,os. aousl In to m at th. present mtm.rt to sat
l>J The dem md tr.de retains It's PIT sent activity
Large S5sivals arc daily expected by the tddle
otne1f Eeek II anticipated the-. will be grea1 i'm
stocks The icereiT Of goods h,s tend.
ed TO keepia~ market nran, and the decline In Nex
fosk o. Al staples but Prints hssnot hecn altogether
met p1nta sheetlnts and thar. staples are b COM
Ing kan and besuifuy lcss By degrtes-st ,es.t ono
would :a1hk 10 to ttke LOOK :krnush cur who esale
hcu:ss' estIts are comparatively <seady-the best
st$lse st selling at CUE last quotations. sheettnxa
.re zta'c' lover, and scarce, especially standards
bieaees goods are 192c lower Carpets are very sc-
tire At decline Of about 11cx Ba1nosAla have dc"
clfrsG29' Corset Jeans are lower.
TIE 1uosA c1ostn~ nrtres c fol1nwa.
, 1865-04-07

II The Copperheads have carried the
municipal election In Dubuque, By IN aver
cEe majority Of 80 in q vote Of 1900. AZ
Dubuque is the Copperhead Gibraltar Of
lo*a, and abaut the only place in the whole
State which they can carry, the following
'sb!ow" flom the Herald is rather funny:
"COPPERHEADS RAMPANT .ABOII-
TloN1S rs COUCHANr!
"GLoRY ENOUGH FOE ONE DAT.
*sTbc Abslit!on1st Of Dubuque have been
met, aid s1e WHIPPED cut little worse than
Aboll;icpists Vefe ever before. Th:.y hare
been dett attl, destroyed and crushed out,
ard iii doubtful If ne ever hear Of them
again."
Lit rot lie Mrald lay that nattesing unc-
tion to Its soul. It 4cM shear from them
sgain." In shsrt time four OF i've hundred
"Abo1iticn" blue coats will be home from
the wnrs--then goodbye Copperhead rule in
DIbuque-tbe Celtic vote to tie contrary.
, 1865-04-07

CRUDE Un--We 6RVe 66t6t1G new to aofe n
to opera'e at present; theI are holding Oh until
rr.ces become regulated. Holders are demsnd-
ing se@27e 'or Crude In sglk and package. re-
ze's are inclnded. We did not learn Of any trana.
actions.
REG1sED o11-Was neglected. We did no, learn
OF my large fs!es whilst the rates continue nomi
NArIHA-Nss duil; held at 43c for Free. This
would be equal to e3e for Bonded. @o'7
, 1865-04-07

mONETARF.

4aIAaoAA A.teNAsus APlla o 1t4o-
While VIC src witness1ns the expiring struggles
OF the rebellion II becomes US to consider what
the effect Of It's complete snhjugadon Will hsva On
the West. 1t Will at once throw open the South.
crn states Of the Union 70 trade and commerce,
and In thts ~aJ our people Will have the benefit
Of more ex ended markaa for produce Of all
kiude, pork, manufactures &c- But there ia
anoth.r view Of the case which may affect the
Northwest very materially. The Southern State.
will undoubtedly prove attractive 70 emigranta,
not only from Great Britain, Germany md Nor
way, but also from me New ENGLAND and Middle
States. Hitherto the western States and fcrz1to-
rits hare 7een sae most a'uaea!e he!d> fot ths
an'oauous enn1Piiae VI oo'n 'ae ne" ana INC
o'o ."@t"' ous n'snJ pie0ao4o taa!
nenceio11n We VIII na'e co"peutofs IN tne
Market ana VIC VIII nave TO enare
WIZ tne SCUM toa' supply "n1en iof teh years
past tno " ess Has moaopoHAea' oetoss inc re-
oel9on nsoke OUT nut q 6mail lraeuoh OF me I'M
migration OF me country was attracted 10 the
Southwest, and scarcely any at al to the Cotton
States. Slayery existed there and the very idea
was 70 repuls1ve to the human mind that tho tide
OF Industry swept past them into the fsec West
and LEFT them to corrode md decay. But with the
rebellion cruzhed, the ''curse Of cursesr will be
forever destroyed, and the Southern St1tes will
be re.pcopfcd b7 hardy and enterprtalug race,
who will plant IN them echools, churches, libra
rtes, and N: ru!ncto1fes, as has been dopc On the
pr iies of tho West In some respecta then, the
South will bo more attractive to the emigzaut than
the North, for 1t has 1eaa rigorous climate, and
m eqaslly fertile soil.
But this is not all. Whenever the armies of the
u1lfd States a1c disbsudcd, it Is ouite 1easor.
able to conclude that large p,ooort;on OF our
yo1np and cnterpr1sinp Western eo,dfer, will
seek new homes in tho land which they wrssted
, 1865-04-07

Especial Dltnasch To the Chicago Trtbune.1
1HD1AxAFol1s, April g..
Iha enthus1ana oEcr the fall OF Richmond con-
tnnes. A talnte Of one hundred guns In honor
Of the event waa ired this noon, by order Of the
War Department. F,asa are displayed On all The
principal buildings. tne man, ;,rofesstrr no, TO
know the difference between ttir Star SpauElcd
Banner and the Ctufeder.te rag, hoi.,sa m old
re bel 1sr, which he found IN I corrc. over bis
workshop, where 1t Gannted denautIy for nhout
two hours without attracting any notice. Wheu
disrcsrrct, = gcnt:e hint was given to thc pro.
rt1c:or Of tho shsnU. snd the stars and bafa came
down, pole and Al, IN double quick time.
Gen. CarTfngtnn has been relieved from COM
MaEd in lhtt city Il his own request, and or'esed
to 1tport to Gen. Thomas for duty. tapr- Andw
e. ktmpscr, Of Gen. Hoyey's staff, take. c1ar.e
Of The dra1t re1dez.ous
1he l54ih regiment, raised in thu 9Th Congress
tforsl district il nearly fall and will probably
rtaCh II: m11inum this week One other resi-
ncnt, erd pcrhsps TWO. will be formed ont Of
co1rpAnIt from other districts.
The Supreme Court made The following dcri-
etcns to-dsy: Hardy VS.. Stone and others, White
Circuit Court, n1ifmed: Smith vs. Huuter and
others, Putnam Circuit Court, affirmed; Whitney
rs. CITY Of Madison, Jefferson C1rcu1t Court re-
rcrefd; TouEey ys. City Of LawFeuceburg, Dear.
born Common Pleas, affirmed; Hughes u, List.
ner, Wayne Common Pleae, affirmed, 1ve per cent
damages; Ervi1g ye. Ohio and mississippi Rail,
road Co.. Jeul lpgs Common Pleas. reversed;
kortz ~. City Of Lafay yette. Tppecapoe Common
Pleas, affirmed, Ltusc1nAn Va. State, Hendricks
Common Pleas. Affirmed -
, 1865-04-07

!. lufelfGc1te rom the Straits Of N1cklnaw, dp
to the 18Th nit, represents that there is no in-
mediate prospects OF sn opening. n that channel.
The Ice att above data wss as f.m II IN mid
winter. 7El sufficiently strong for teams to travel
aEAr.
seen nc Ire nss visible IN Like Huron, er-ept
when tse wind shifted. The ssports from Beaver
1sland md that neIghboraood arc favorable for un
RAflY n,,411nr
, 1865-04-07

=
ne Pres,dsntof the Ftst National Blnk
received q letter yesterday from the Colonel
Of the 11Gth u. s. Colored Infantry, covering
8 remittance 70: seventy 7.Su bonds, Of fifty
dollars zach. This was on account Of seventy
Of his men who had been slaves They saved
the money from their pay, and being unable
to send It safely to their friends, they wisely
{ included to invest In Government bonds.
This goes to disproye the assertion thas freed
men are not caltula ed to provide tcr them.
selvs It is aho one of many cases showing
to what vast extent tie bonds OF the United
States arc passing into tho RRRds Of the
people.
, 1865-04-07

No. s. F1enange P:sce. New Ycrk.
8oyernmert s rur1ti-e Stock and God. Bought and
BOD Excnsisei. On Ccmnizsien+-
- y IHAEKHC1H: .-..a
Neas1s. Htnctley 4 Aand', Chesko, III.
C. 7. Wheeler, Esq Chicago ILL.,,
!, T, Monn, Asq Chic'Eos l-
f. "A. Fr gers. bGa.. Chic 30 II.
Her{rs McNin, Dfo1. Il Co, Rev TORE G:5-
H!sr. E e Tasks. &c co;t S ssT To,a nssk !,tM Gt,sy
T. Il, EnIttr. ESQ, Kutaa1. Vt.
M.srr islhicp, smith 4 co QsWegc, Z,
q, DnIsat, ~, fresideat Eocx nssnd Ral!taad Co.
, 1865-04-07
@1ira4o Grtbnme>
FRIDAY. APRIL 7, la5.
TIE PaoBLEm-CAN LIE aS3;.P


TIE P6OBLEm-CANL LIE hxCsPE
Not only do our dispat ches repres.n; Lees
loss NJ a5. eco. Which would amount to twn.
thirds o. his entire army, but they Leave
Tue pursued and the pursuing forces
in positions which promise The en-.
tire capture, dispersion and anpibi.
1ation of the forncr vitbn -
days. From General f,r,n,,s disn,+cf ,n,.
1ishcd Yesterday mo,r,nr. It annesrs th,t ~ ~.
own heedouarters v:err- at tne dats ~ 80 49,
dispatch. At NottaEay Court Ho1.a ~ 40 -
direct fsonth s,de1 road from p..,ors,,'. Wv ~
BurkesyilIe. and abous len ,n;,as r"s-x ~ "
later MONT that I.ee,s W.. ~ 49, a.-',.s nv
Court q, use. On the direct 1n..-.,,1< 1.4nena
from Richmond to Rurkesv;I,a 49, toau
fifteen miles from the 1attar v,o,n. ~, @o.os M
She,idan was on the Daor5,,a ~ ~ ss.t 1naS
Ice 4od Burkesyi11e. If ,hasa a,ssa.. ess"een
right In reference N +ha ,osas;s 'pe.sues " arc
nant oT I,ee,s army ~ "a 49,. -. y. sua lcu.
Sheridan have on,ss+,tanad % -. .1as utaut ano
tally surrounded 1.o,f 49,, ~. W. Ano par
only to the south Of Iec ent,tnr ~ 49,. ~. nos
from John ton, but tn 7he rna+ ~ h,ss ~
k,rfn- him f,or, rr.u.s.- VI una' seF-
r. W "fncuou1g.
<o.s. s " tne poslt'on o! the Respective
~' '., LUZ nnal catastrophe will be developed
"41.m 'e" nonrs. IT Lees losses have
fna,os.a 5 .ra suoufano' *ntca our dispatches
1-s. s@.s tues nase exceeded, he cannot have
e1o'e 'nsn tn!fty or thirty five thousand
s.:ae ~ 'ae uu.e'oc' As9fant states TINT our own
~ ~ap,[ .,sses - '.onnoI exceed seven Thousand,
..,.'n.". ~" ~ =! ea,1ouna'ns ana capturing tle
ahont snnr,sa ~ ~. .s' .',. ~" .as' ufant from
, 1865-04-07
AGENCY $40 LOAN.

SrReLR1PTsnN AGENEY $50 LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL R4AEK OF CHICAGO.
THIS hAnk will receive fuh,ertptlons % the nfw 70
1c1tpEon to Ihe Is 3 or Ju0e. = =.
b. - 1otes are tetued der oul 1tcns ct k5Q &C0
$500 6lc0anL sac0o 5esT ,nteress 1t ID. rate Of i'd
Est cent pr epeu. and are parable three yeass + 2
ofl holc.r. st mau1af7 Into sk pcE cent so guild
btRfnE undA- -.7
Fy .ct Of CcDsIess they are tree from Stats and
AunIcipal t., st1ou, having this Advantage are
the be4i unity investment in shc mAfkes-
We allow the usu4l rate Of comuul>l to sab agents
ard can iurnsih Il q notes tree & cnatge
KDW.DI. TWKuAh. CashieT mh2iolsS lirAet