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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-01-20

B9'"Ab," said old Mrs. Doosenbury.
''laruing is great thing; I've often felt
the need of it. Why, would you believe il,
Pm now sixty years old, and only know
the names of three months in the year.
and them's spring, fall aud autumn. I
larnt the names of them when l was a lit
tie bito gal"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-01-20
NEW GOODS,

THE undersigned have just received a
large and well selected stock of Goods
suitable for the season. They are coh-
stantly making up the neatest work, aud
the newest and most fashionable style of
Bonreis for the FALL and WIN
N TER, to which they invite the atten-
va ton of the citizens of the town and
the surrounding country. They also de-
sire an occasional call from their Baltimore
friends, when they want something of ex-
ira style and finish, as they are aware that
the undersigned cali and will take pleasure
in putting up work of that description.
In addition to all styles Of Bonnets,
they keep constantly on hand variety of
LADIES' AND GENTLENlEN'S
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$1.5O PER ANNUM.
BIBB & co.
Baltimore Stove House,
nA No. 80 LIGHT STREET,
3.AKTTGrB9B.

8.AITTIlBRB.
The season is NOS 1T hand to buv your
STOVRS, FURNAt ES, RANGES, SC.
Also look and see what repairs you want
done to your stoves, aud send in your or
ders early, that we may execute them at
once. Further delay may cause you in
convenience.
Don't forget that we are still selling that
matchless Fire place Stove the
GEM"
To heat lst, I'd and Sd stories, at re-
dnced price, and also the Re-improved
"OLD DOMINION" Cook Stove, that
has so molly stood the test over all COM
pe,itws.
Send in your orders early to
= BIBB & CO.,
Baltimore Stove House,
80 Light street, Baltimore.
N. Bold Stoves and Iron taken in
exchange. OF
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SMALL WARE,

Such as Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery,
Suspenders, and many other articles in
the Notion line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore given the firm, they expect by strict
attention to business TO merit its continu-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-01-20

Al. J. WRIGHT s. MITCHELL,
Washington street, two doors north OF
the Railroad, and next door to Nixon's
Hotel, HAvRE-DE-GRAcE. sep25
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No subscription taken for less than year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14

States IN the Union have the smallest
farms, commanding the highest price per
acre; and the value per acre, is, as a gen
eral tact, inversely proportlonate TO tne
size of the farms Thus the farms OF
Massachusetts, average ninety.four acres
ofRhode Island, ninety-six; OF Connectl-
cut, ninety-nine; of New York, one hum
dred and six; of Pennsylvania, one hun.
dred and nine, and of Ohio, one hundred
and fourteen"
Ofthe cattle plague he says:
"a very malignant disease among cat
tie, called the "rinderpest," or cattle
plague, has been prevailing for some
time. with fatal effect, IN Russia, Great
Britian, and other European countries
Its rayages has been exceedingly severe,
destroying in many instances, whole
herds of the most valuable and carefully
bred caLtle of Europe. It seems to be
both contagious and infectious, and much
apprehension is felt for the safety of the
cattle of this country. The Importance
of the subject seems to demand the i'm
mediate action of Congress, prohibiting
the Importation of farm.stock during the
prevalence of the disease"
SEEDS.
I'm the distribution of seeds, 234, ,945
packages have been delivered to Sena'
tors aud Representatives in Congress,
1862 to agricultural and horticultural
societies, and 40s, ,5s3 to regular and oc'
casional correspondents, aud in answer
to personal applications-making total
of all varieties of seeds 763,23l Vacka'
ges."
THE distributions from the expert
mental aud propagating gardens during
thepast year have been mainly contued
to varieties of the small fruits, such as
grapes, Strawberries, gooseberries, ras'
berries and currauts. Of these about
thirty-fve thousand were distributed
through the regular channels.
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is to be done with the officers. The Off.
GERS should net be summarily dismissed
out of the service they having families
dependant upon them for support. Re-
marks by other members were made
when the joint resolution was passed.
On motion of Mr. Stevens, the House
took up and concurred in the joint
resolutions appointing fifteen to consider
and repsrt on the condition of the late
so-called confederate States.
Mr.. Chandler resumed his remarks in
opposition to the resolution.
Mr.. Ancona, of Pa, moved to lay Mr..
Farnsworth's resolution on the table
Disagreed to; 43 against 113. The reso-
luton was then referred to the select
committee of fifteen on the Southern
States.
The House then took up Mr.. Farms
worth's resolution heretofore offered, de.
claring that justice required that color
ed soldiers be admitted to all the rights
and privileges Of citizenship He moved
to refer it to the select committee of ff-
teen, on the condition of the so-called
confederate States.
Mr. Chandler, of New York, took issue
denying that the black man was equal to
the white man. These remarks were
suspended by the expiration of the morn.
ing hour,
After further proceedings the House
adjourned
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miscellaneous liens. .

NEW YORK, Dec 13.-The Herald's
Macon, Ga correspondent states that
Alexander H. Stephens in declining to be
candidate for Congress suggested the
selection of men not identified with the
Confederacy
The Heralds Richmond correspondent
says: Everything is quiet in Gen. Terry's
Department. An order from Quarter
master General Meigs has been received
here, ordering the immediate discharge
Of all employees who were in any way
connected with the rebel service.
The same journals Charleston CORES.
pondent says: A new legal question
growing out of the emancipation of the
negroes has been raised in South Carroll
ma, 1t is whether debts incurred for
slaves purchased before the proclama-
ton took effect are now collectable.-
Many of the people of the Palmetto
State are deeply interested in this mat
ter, being still in arrears on old purchases
from the Virginia slave dealers. The
subject has been brought to the attention
of the Legislature, which it is expected
will make provision for partially dis
charging the creditors claims.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14

In the western States the wheat crop
is very deficient in quality. 1t has been
estimated by the Department that the
deficiency in both quantity aud quality
is 26,24l,69 bushels in quantity alone,
12,l72,944 bushels The quality of the
corn crop is excellent, aud that Of the
remaining crops is believed to be of al
average The number OF bushels in 1865
exceeds those of 1861 by 2l5,074,4ll.
The prices, average and value of the
crops OF 1865 will not be calculated until
February next. The greatness and OK
cellencs of the corn crop must be graft
flying to all
LIVE STOCK
The following table show. the total
number of live stock for January, 1894
and 1865, the increase and decrease
thereof, the gener al average price of
each kind, the value Of each kind, aud
the total value of all
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view. from New Y5Tu.

Ww YORG. Dec Is After reviewing
Tue charge presented against Messrs,
Brennan, Comptroller, aud Boole, City
Inspector, Governor Fenton has suspend.
co iQrther action thereon until the as.
'sG0llDg OF the Legislature
4le board Of the American Baptlst
Missionary Union, representing the for
sign mission work Of the aptistchuIchs IS
ol It's Northern States, held special
l1ssting today il this city A great en-
IaIgement Of tho work OF lie body is
pressed upon the committees especially
~ Europe ana Africa. and the board is
their action
HaaSo tIS otlvesu8atlon Of the case Of James
- ssHes, bounty broker recently arrest.
! VI aIIsa hughes & Co., on the charge
S'taGullg "o".I volunteers of their bounty
-onsy during last Spring was com.
TTsaeed Ts!ed yesterday il JERSEY City before
fT1Ne1 States Commissioner Jackson
ss.S ss-,;uefaoIe testimony was taken, after
as@ nv :, lle examination was adiouraed
rlat afternoon.
:tr,ir : Et OF Miss Laura Keeue to re-
4nsr-o.-' .-' production of the play of "Our
usnsn.~u CouslG BY certain theatrical
n,ssss sfSs 81 this city. was yesterday dis
ConnN u Judge Barbour in the Superior
YorE vl7ll code iOr the State OF New
Lsgi.I..spoTtcd at the last session of the
cosm;..;Ie oss.9Ie' has just been printed. The
sbriSrsst , who have revised and
c.sdiSseu tne rules of practice and pro.
ESQ., give brief sketch of their prede,
nor .S 10 othce, aud also the coosidera,
~ VI tae advantages of a general Code
us people of New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14

The Commissioner gives the following
account ofthe farms in the Southern
States
The average size Of farms in ths
United States, il 1860, was 0Be hundred
and uinetv-nine acres; almost double the
average for Great Britiau, which, in
1850, was one hundred and TWO acres
only, Notwithstanding the great size Of
many baronial and aristocratic holdings
there being no less than l70,sl4 farms in
the kingdom, or considerable more than
one.balf of the entire number, having
less than fifty acres each. But the aver:
age in the Southern States is far greater
than the genera! average OF the United
States
THE large proportion-almost three
fourths-of uuimproved lands 10 farms,
in addition to the unimproVed public
lands, illustrates pointedly the necessity
that vastly more labor be applied to
their cultivation. The most populous
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14
OYSTERS.
OYSTERS! Oysters!

~ mAIER, AT HIS 81 ORE NO.
u Al Water st.est, two doors sbovs sprigg
AIlsy receives DAILY the larEsst and best
oyster rhich cone 20 tLis market, which 5e
sells by ths Case. Can or Hat Csn- CAL and
tyy them oeu1rsn
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Il. IS 1876, ,Q4s 5e,ass270 2,26s,s67. LOG, sas
OF CROPS.
Total. $685., 7e4 ,3aa 81, 5O4,54s,600 A5s, 4


The above tables do not show the ex'
act comparative differences between tile
years 1863 and 1864. because the latter
year embraces the crops of Kentucky,
which are not in the year 1863 Deduct
ing from 1864, the comparison will be as
follows
TABLE OF COMPARISON BETWEEN 1868
AND 1864
Total 1858 1854 Inc Deo.
Bus. es9, SAC, 554 900. s2l, $50 i,214 500
Tobacco
its. .l63, 353,O6 l4O, 500, 100 .... 2!.e4S, 322
Hay, ,tnsl5, 346, 100 0,00i, ,35b go. 342, 1854
Avrage S. 1856 245 S3,95O,197 i,lS1,4Sl
Value
cropsss55, 764 32a 44O. I,5,435 Asa, l03 ...
The table ol comparison between 1863
and 1854 exhibits much that is important.
The increase III the bushels Of grain Is
large and the decrease in the pounds of
tobacco raised is also great. The decrease
in acres cultivated is l,l65,45l, but the
increase in the value Of the above crops
is s454,65l, ,ll3
The first increase is from the coru
crop, and the last may be attributed to
an increase in the currency, or spirit OF
speculation
GENERAL SUMMARY OF THE AMOUNT OF
THE CROPS OF 1865 COMPARED WITH
THOSE OF 1864 AND 1868.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l2.-In the Kentucky
Legislature the Honse adopted a bill re-
storing to all persons their constitution
al legal rights whereof they were de-
prived by an act passed March llth, 1862.
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Fire.

MIL lEIoSloE, Dec l3.-The paste board
Gs a. South Deoham, owned by j. Ell.
tbisa Co. was nearly consumed By fire
ins1tu tuSrnlng Loss estimated at $50, 900;
snS ea Tor $4,000. The mills were new,
SIM. replaced another burned ls months
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14

THY Houston Telegraph publishes g
letter from a distinguished clergyman in
Virginia, TO the effect that the widow OF
Stonewau Jackson is absolutely desti'
tute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14
Beport;of the Commissioned Of ARri-
cultures

We take from the annual report of the
Commissioner of Agriculture the follow
ing interesting statistics in regard to
agricultural matters for the past year ;
AMoIrlr OE CROPS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-14

LAUGHLIN's .s-r-..
OLD HOME BITTERs,
Or
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
To Cure Dyspspsia
10 Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspeps.e rae
To Cure Dyspepsia -
Csc the Old Hems BittAeal
Use the Old Home BitterS
Uss tho Old Home S.tteeA
Csc the Old Home Bittsra
For Heartburn and Flatulsnos
For Heartburn and Flatulsnos
For Heartburn and FlAtulsnos
For Heartburn and Flatulsuos
Use the Old Home pitters
Use the Old Home BitterS
Use the Old Home bittsrA
Uss the Old Home BittsrS
Loss Of Appstits
Loss Of Appetite
Loss Of Appetite
Loss of Appetite
restored by Old Home BitterA
Restored by Old Home Btters
Restored by Old Home Bitters
Restored by Old Home Bitters
The Weak made Strongiis
The Sick made Wellilt
The Old made Youngili
The Depressed are Brightspediii
Tho pale cheek glows with Health
BY using Old Home Bittsrs-
By using Old Home BittersI
By using Old Home Btttsrs
BY using Old Homo Bittera
II always gives satisfaction.
II does what we claim
1t sells rapidly.
II ls the only cure for Dyspepsa
Il isa good Tonic tor Fevers
ItIsa good Appetizer.
Ii 10 good for scidity Of Stomso.4
Ii isa healthy stimulaDt.
IL is chemically compo indsx.
IL is an elegant Preparation.
sold by Merchants and Druggists ssasrsss,
Manufactured only by
LAUdHLINS BUSHMELp,
ta2s Wheeling. W. Va.
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MRS. @. ZIMMER.

AANUFACTUREs ALL KINDS
wi OF CRACKERS CAKES, BREAD &c.
south Of the Market House, Wheeling, " Va
janl0
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ISAAC HO0E,

Late Of Aou1dsviusO i.f.- -
TTORNEY AT Law AND LMD
a AGENT. WIN practice iq Whcsling snd
the counties Of 2zrsnan and Wetsel W.NFa.
Offics over the Bank OF wheeling Main stE
EPlsrty Of Wild lAnd In Wet vt1tnts 30
s>ls st from - 70 sao N ses> vsaaaSsoAA
ocrSem ...s- @ e,sS al
, 1865-05-24

Especial Dispatch to ..e Chlcago Tribunc1
INDIANAPOLIS, MaF n
1he regular annual Communication oE the Grand
Lodge of Free ard Accepted Masons, Of the State
ot lndssns. met ut two o'clock this afternoon. tn
Mrtoo'c Hall. Grand Master, Wm. uachcr. orc.
t'eips. orer three hundred Lodges a.e repro
seoted. The Committee on Credentials will re.
po7t tomorrow. Aep1endid eet Of silver tcxel.,
lately purchased by the Grsnd Lodge at The ex.
peuse Of some two hundred dollars. were brought
Ito ute for tie artt time. The session promises
to he Of more than usual Interest
The Supreme Court is also in sesr{ou. IN
1hurteas tho docket *i11 be called for argument
and sohnlst'on OF caEes from the Firts jud,e,,l
G7fsnit. JIaee Elliott has been ehosen Chief
h1hes been s'rnek by Messrs rsu,sch. Dickson
60, near North Vernon, Jeunfp: csu1ty. Ths
we'll bad resched n depth o: but l0J feet woeo
:seued from the we'll and Va, set on 6re ~ Ks
tisu1e OF c.ndle. 1t il still hprnf1c aarrelv.
tn.nEb lsIre tores Of men hsye been Work1ne I'll
newt and Wild. Grease is getting to be- more NM
uiar than hAir oil. ~ ~ 1Dose PUP
.he tsemen hare been at wczk most Of The day
1111n. or kinx4n's pork house. The alnount nf
= 9tst, lard and hams destroyed il innenae. Tbe
fIsgrancc npoa thc tnldin: and contents in faroT
t"ia1 loss will exceed s.e0,ot 1ueh q; tiIc toss
consumed belonged to prtyate pxrtfes. ann xna
& e. nesally uninsured. The mi !tary prisons ut
me Io Mons ss u much danger
[feat e1estone Oh The part Of the garrison o., !
fresa and Uen Wrrked with a Will. RumuYs nfn
r1ot to seseue noxles and Ail,,ean we're lying |
Cul. D. Farland Rose, e1 United Suites Iarehal,
cad hte pocket picked CT tEc!Ee hundred dollars |
thn thls 1InnK 2,aar aer bseska;t while standing cu
Neither money or thief hare since been heard II.
The city 10 full Of tirauccrr. d,ar4 nltheE BY |
, 1865-05-24
Especial plspatch 10 the Cticaso Tfibuae.1

Especial pispatch 10 the Cticaso Trtbuae.1
WAsn1S0roS, May y.
Hon. 1os. J. Lewia, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. resigned Oh the lsth tast., h{s1r. sigma
ton to taEc pllcc oa the 1ss ofJuly. HIS eac3es-
Ecf will probably te Hon. Vim. O.ton, Of v. Y.
B1tvct Mn,. Gen. AcMf1ten. Of Indiana. recent-
lS in command Of the I'd division 10Th aF1uy corn.
b:s resigned. Gen. McMlllcu entered tho ecrri.e
in 1851 a. Colonel Of the 21.. Indiana, mud his
served faithfully and. Gs1'aotly III Ill tho c,m.
pas:ns In which his Command his p,rtIrfn,ted
elnce Il,at tine.
GOV. Pelrpont starts from here tomorrow FIR
htchmono rHt lntu operation the new St.tc
c0xesnntnt q Virginia. f3e has The axsuranca
81 EPfestdsLs johnson thai there will be M tnttr.
fetcnee On tl- part of tue military author,tfre
VIII hts adminiettat1on OF nfEsfss ur.cet euch In.
+ t+ftcfebce Ia requested BY the cIy1! nnthorilIrs
Tor the pfe.esatiIn Of order.
Ten. Custar hHs been aksiEred tn the command
OF the REV department Of Arkansas and Missouri.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial D.spateh 70 tho Chicago Trihune.1
. WASHINGTON. M1y %
!, 4 very brief session vas held 1h,e morning by
lhs A ttary Comni*eton for the trial Of the asss:.
kfps. II ~xe found impossible to proceed On &C.
count Of the absence Of wint eses detained bT H.
military order restricting tr1vtl ron N 1ha 1nes
ot the various earpe o! the Potomac army durinr
the review. and consequently the Coumteslon adj,
ltCEped mil ThurAdas next at 10 o clock
, 1865-05-24

Especial n1spstfh 10 the Ct1caeo Tsibnne.1
SPRINGFIELD, H., Hay e.
His E1cellency. Gov. Oglcsby, has Issued the
| following proclamation:
STATE or ILLINOIS, Executive DEpJ,l
SPRINGFIELD, Nay s3, 1$G5
To the People Of the State Of Illinois
The President Of the Cnlted ststes, IN the spirit
Of humility, has declared that ~wherea., our
country las become one ereat1ouse Of mourning,
whers tho head Of the Mniiy has becu ,ak en-
away. aud believing that \ special pesiod rhoald
lie assigned for e:caln humbltrc oufse.rcs betore
Almifn ; God, in order th1t The bereavement my
he taueS::ei L5 the la;iun," and has for TINT pur
pose designated Thurslay, the 1st dAy OF June
nezt, 10 he Observed wherever in the United
States the 1sc Of the country may oe respected.
~ day at humiliation anu mourning.
Nov, Therefore, do .eecomn. oo .nAs ~ tae
people Of the State OF Illinois ns.ems.- III nea
rstrcctfse places Of woreh,p, md rnitc tn so,*
scryicc before God On that day, and while rnorSn'
ing tie de4th Of our beloved late President let u
rot forget the bloody hande tt.t gave the latal
blow. nor the malignant and abandoned hcarts
that novfecd 1t.
In testimony whereof, hare hereunto set Ey
hsnd md caused the crest zeal Of The Stste OF
IIliLo's TO be atdKed this ESD dry Of My ia the
year Of ons Lore, one thontand eight hundred
[Slcned,1 RICHARD J. OaLxsBr, Gov.
6HARuK T1NDiLE, Eecty Of Slate.
The seczetsry Of State, Sharon Tyndale, has re-
ceived TO-DAY from Col. Robt. .rowdcn, commlnd
Ing the t9th r etmen. .. s. to!ored volunteers,
q, ,ssG- being the contribution OF l1st regiment 10
tso Lincoln nouun. Mt fund. They seud s.sd 1hst
q soon u they arc paid od they vrin scad mntA /
We'll dcre for the colored boys. Me. 1snde1dI - -
alec received seventy dollars cuntrtn ~ i,,Dss ~
sone young ladies' End eht17ynod. serpao e
sprttct, loHf. Col. john com mt.snn Eh1I~
ta1y Of The st te sapottssdcd md scat f,rx.rd
1n Chlcsso lsst wfoads Of sanitary supplies FOR
toat , ano aalashvilc and posts beyond IL TIC
~ ~! E6t Of the Cumberland. The stores con.
~ - Of dried apples, potatoes, pickles, krout
ssI.ttte 7aoj*h b. etc, valued ri 81 60.
james Chaucey. y DO killed une Jeecm17h Ractp
n Hardin county aast duty, in quarrel wtio him,
n which Chantey was greatly ar.r.v4ted, bui |
Eho wns fonpd guilty Of murder by The iury. and |
enterced 10 le hung on the drrt OF atay which !
,tr4uce xas stAla for SIXTY DAYS III I1en. !
II mani GoFfFnof Broas. IN thc ahseuce OF the |
Governor, has bad h18 sentence romuutcd hv |
Governor OEiesbJ. 70 imprisonment in the Fcu{ |
enttary for one year. Thi. ctcncucy on The n.rs |
If HiA ExcrlleuCy. will br hailed viii esti.fact1nn
y large majority Of The respect 1b1e ctIxeGs at
southern lllin0lr, Thousands uf whom pravrd fn. |
hle act OF the Governor.
The Rf2tfttr o! thts city fs resy much worried |
n cau'c Hcp1hltcnns ana negroes nre Ey1nr tfr- |
:EsIty 10 The national Lincoln uoLnfnent fnni |
hid CoppefheAds do not. The excuse II riyrs ta
hst the wheie conccrn ts tluctnsrd with Ab,.
t:ffftE- !
, 1865-05-24
k-Et0M fIss 1,SEuXr.

[uIC&pU IfIHu4t,3
DETn IT. May -.
Extensive preparations hare been made IN Ill
tic Canadian towns in tbis vjcialty Tor cclebra.
ting Tie Queens birthday to-morzo~. At Wind
eor and Chatham ea'ntes viii he fred md military
ptrades tase plact-
III special meeting Of the Bo4rd of T.,ae tn.
day xrzotulions wc.c adopted that .he r .,lo,, ~
he Association be displayed throughout The m.
tire Gay IN honor OF the birthday Of Queen Vic.
to'ia. mad ae nanitet tauon Of The fr1cnd,hlp aud
good will e1lstinE between the two countr{,s.
The Lowell llouee, 1t Lowell, Kent cnnnty. was
dettroscd fy fire cesly this morning. 1t Is sap
postc to be the "ozf Of an ,nrcnd,ary, Fuuy In
tuTcd.
, 1865-05-24
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, MAY p, 1865

and oEsrlowt1g a considerable portron Of he
enJ; SJ; "ofk Il progressing rapidly on the ra.'-
ha@a o9a 70 Auann Guerilla parties in that section
i, A gentleman named LANES sinners e.,ne mn m
ihe t cars from Chattanooga. dc bad Travelled ali
nipn M Mey 1;t MACON. O.. md represents the
that State - strong and demonstrs,l9e, Ha saw
ne 1ne neaopal coloss disrl,yed at several points
r. Msss h woieh there we're 70 United States troops
between Union It LIENS and guerfl]as, In which
tpG latter were beaten. Several Of them were
Ss S1isa Ia az M len hung By tae enrased citizens
The people were working very iptustriousIy to
lIt n cIops. hut tie scarcity OF labor aull OF
Wos,hg Wosnhsng estie was heing seriously felt. The
Localities had suffered from heavy rain and baii
storms. $3.50 ~
, 1865-05-24
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TnbcEe.l

II
ST. LoC1s, May e2, 1865
Col Harding, commanding at Warrens e4rr.
'e]eeraphs that Capt- Clements, the guerills COM
msndcs, has ordered the notorious nl9l Anderson
to cross to tho south side Of The Missouri rIycr.
Anderson sent his men over, but being involved
IN the Bill Ander1on rnassa cres he rein led tn sur
rtnder hireelf. He WAS seen at DAYLIGHT fhfs
morning nesr Huntsville, IN Randolph county.
With ten men snd hortcs. The men said thew tyere
Eo1IR to Illinois. GenezM Fisk ha. dispatched a
fott in pursulf.
General Dodge spd portions Of his staff 1e,t for
Lrnvepwor:h to-day.
pcol, The h1shwb.cker. Is at LEXINGTON preosr.
tre AZ APPEAL eavt>ipg ali GU r,1las 10 turfender,
9th. Flel hse received the offcla1 order OF the
Var Dtpartment .seigutpg him to the coum.nd
Of the Ftredmar's Bureau in Kentucky and Zen.
refsee. He repcrts ut Wathiuxt9n I'M nedi4rely.
B11ezdHr tsrnt raj SsDborn teeersph< 10 htad-
quarters OF The Department Of the Missouri, IN.
der 6ats Of My ea3, that the r+b-1s alun: The
Northern AEEan<a* border are sntrc,dernk III
last AZ theg car report Three hnadre3 aurfen.
dered th. u.ttlvts At Pen Ridge md CassF,Ife VEN
ternay. The most Of them were nom Farrons'
d,vit."n Of Pr1cs's army. Tiers is no troubse 10
the xoutbeast or tnuthweat OF M.eoufI, cxctnt 10
furnish starving febels with tatiops sud thr am
1.t III eaths. Aapy Of Kirby Smiths men are
cumipe IN. Ttut Gepernl's army wi! topn make
. poor chow aga1nst Sheridan and his da:hlng
trf,nnfYA.