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SPECIAL ORDERS I
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VI BY virtue Of authority derived from the Secretary Of
War ailnffcers im the State u Virginia Who re-
sred gsguei 10 light duty -"peumerary OF unassigned,
ordered 70 report ia writing to these heldq with
in thirty day- Such officers falling TO report within the
prescribed tine will b>1ropped from the rolls.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. KtMPER.
r. II. CATLETr A. A. O..
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NOTICE TO IEOInEIss AND OWN

a UEgdE 10 EkOpDEIEsS AND OWN
= of -Four Per Cent Registered Bonds Issued under
thr act of February II, S6iN0tce is hereby given 10
holders and owners Of fo Ver cent registered Bonds IT,
on the same to Isl Janusy,l95 will he paid upon pre-
seutaon the Bonds any time after Isl proxmC,
tie Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Pay neposiGries
named below 1t is mlacticat!e TO prepare schedules for
the payment OF interest ON these Bonds the number
and amount Of those surrendered in payment OF taxes
have not been yet asceitained.
g. 4. TRENHOLM,
dec. IL 1854 Secretary Of Treasury,
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- Nh EikgTE TEsEA a.R
~ NVIhS'-in pursuance Of an act Of Congress APP
proved November % 1864 entitled An act o. aGtL5iz
Tie Secretary OF the Treasury exchange Coupon Bonds
for Seyen-ihry Treasury Notes. ho!des OF such
hereby notified that after the va ,ment s he annual
interest doe thereon the first day OF January 1865 up
on presentation OF sane the Treasurer Assistant Teasu
and Psy Depostarr as designated foot viii Is
sue certificates therefor which will ehtle the holders TO
Coupon Bonds payable thty years after the hr- day Of
January 1865 bearing six per cent interest from Tie esd
first Of January 1855 payable the first days Of JsIua
IS snd July ia each year.
The Treasurer, Assistant Treasures nd Deposaries will
make weekly reports tie Register Ut tie Treasury
such certificates i-uei AZ their Offices wheIeupon bonds
will lie sent forward in satisfaction of he ~
will lie cancelled in the usual manner and forsafdi .
the First Auditor. C. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasurer al Richmond. We.
Assistant Treasmers arShsrleston and Mobile
Depoaitaries at Bseigh and Wilmington n. g.
Z" Charleston and Coiuuibis, :. e.
p" Savannah and Augusta, Ca
Tallahassee Ia. and Montgomery Ala.
Columbus, Miss, aud Houston ard Mar.
shall. Texas def
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. IS 1864
NOTICE is hereby given to holders and owners Of Cent
~ icate of Stock and Coupon Bonds issued urde. the
act Of Auguts TO- 1851 bs after the Isl day jan
vary 1865 present the same for slyment the "a day
Of January next any time thereafter 10 the TessSr
er G. =. one OF theSAssstant ireasglers C. = Pay
Depository of the G. s. funds having been placed in the
hands OF said agents for the purpose Of redecmng such
sock and coupon bonds. No inere, viii be allowed on
seth stock and coupon bonds after January !, lS65.
G. a. TRENHOLB
De 7-eo2m " Secretary Of Treasury.
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aIE0 REwARD.-RANAwAY on MONDAY. IT7R
splpU instant, negro boy named JIM. lie is about
feet or inches high II years Oh very pear siglsd
and black with tie left cheek under the eye i7
has been IN this city every day The ebore reed
will lie paid for his delivery at the New Richmqd IAs-
tire. corner 7th and Broad. oc2r-'t
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Treasurer Richmond. Va.
Assistant Treasurer Charleston Mobile. .
Depository, Raleigh. d Wilmington. " e.
Do. Savannah Augusta, Ga.
DO. Tallahassee Fla, X Montgomery, Ala.
Do. Columbus, Mas, X Houston 4 Marshall,
Texas.
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Nj vacancy having occurred in the Chair Of obsfet-
res ana DISEASES Of Women amt Children in this ns-
tution by the lamented de- II Professor Conway Is
meeting orthe Doari Of Visitors ~ be held al the COL
leqe WEDNESDAY. April 9th 70 ny inc vacancy. Cam
ala tee are raested % Forward their applGatiOns and
testimonial T. the Board OF Visitors OF Medical Col-
ege Of Virginia Richmond" incs Of the Undersigned
L, s,J0YNEe, D.,
fsii-sod4t Dean Of the Faculty,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. s. Al
Richmond. July 81 1864.
sYrn TRRASIKH NOIES.-In order Z

nromote as far AS practicable the early liquidation w
tie Treasury of the OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES, the
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay Deposare IN le
notes excep the 500 notes e. S per censn ON depo
~ ssnnc for same Certificates Of Loan upon hypotheca-
,,on of non.taxable bonds The said certificates TO be
ma vabe ON demand after the expiration of ninety days
md all agents the sale Of the above bonds are hereby
authorized to receive the taxed notes. with the exception
hove named in payment Of bonds when Sold at the rate
S ss 90 ner csntlm G. T. TRENHOLM,
anaaNtf Secretary OF the. Treasury.
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n m. ALLEN q Coz Stock and Money
Il Rrokers-Onice No. 1876 Main street, Richmond.
Va-The undersigned have associated themselves under
the firm of J. r. ALLEN Co.. for the purpose Of conduct
;ng general STOCK and MONEY business in the CITY and
tender their services 10 the public,
They will sell commission oil Government and State
Securities the Stocks and Bonds of the various Corpora
tons Railroads &C. Nc, and will buy and sen Sterling
exchange Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin &c.
The experience OF Mr. Allen, who for several years
past has been partner in the house OF r. H. Aaury
Co. WILL we trust satisfactory attention 70 the
firm, =, IL ~ p GnuvSA
he-dIw 5pS' nhoAhSh'
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S(VIOO1I AT THE VNHVEts'
II sity OF Sfr: inity.-0ne or two vacancies eX.
jst at nv school, Session ends on LIST Of July Terms
siOG for monthscpayable in advance IN iamy
iccs of 1860 Washing and light extra and pupils will
SErovide their own bed.cothes and towels.
P'V'| JN0. b. MINOR
fe7-st. University OF Virginia.
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A. HUTCIEESON,
A.. COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND
DEALER IN GROCERIES.
No 40, MAIN srREKF
sa-T&Fsw
, 1865-02-12

We regret to learn from Governor Crandall,
Of the Champaign County U.sioa, that the
course Of the TRIBUNE on the Industrial Col
lego question is meancr than the doctrine
Of clection.'' ANY ordinary bull Of cxcom-
munlcation VIC could bear, but such 4 tre-
mendons, Irresistible, and unanswerable de-
nnnclation quite overcomes us. 1t is worse
than the ottom2n's Inst and seyercst cp;thet
"Chr7stian dog" It was far from our tnteu.
tfon to have "shshted" Governor Crandall
so seriously us the doctrine Of election seeIns
to hare done, Judging from the cxasDcratIon
with which he contempaates It.
The TRIBUNE has high appreciation Of thc
county Of Champaign in general, ind Of its
Governor in particular We are heartily In
fuyor Of the Industrial College being located
at Champaign, provided that Champaign will
offer better Inducements, and such as viii
render the college Of more value to the entire
people Of tic State than any other locality
This can only be determined By allowing
every locality to compete for the University
The fact that enc Of the editors Of the TR1B
CSE IVES mndc Lieutenant Governor in pa1i
by the votes Of Champaign county, rem
dcrs him profoundly grateful TO- Cham
pa!gn county. The fact that another
editor Of the TRIBUNE bcca1. Postmaster
Of Chscagy to the sincere Qualification O.
Champaign county is sincerely gratifying tt
ihe editor in question. We submit, however
that neither Of these facts make 1t the duty
Of The CHICAGO TRIBUNE TO seek to prevent
tte other localities in the State who partici
mated m the voting md qualification afore,
f1Itl III
, 1865-02-12
INDIANA 4 LEGISLATURE.

Especial Disratch TO the Chicago Trfbune.1
Isn1AsAPo11s, Saturday, Feb. ii.
The Senate met at Dam The following bills
were passed: TO change the name Of the Terre
Haute and Richmond Railrord Company, and give
time for the completion Of the tame; IN act pro
vtang clothing end for the expenses OF the pupils
in the benevolent Institutions. The following
bills were introduced: Providing for the erection
and maintenance Of House Of Refuge b5 cum,
ties md cities; ratifying the action Of the Cor.
the PRESIDENT oi lie United states, for preparing
Adjourned to Monday, ut p. N.
easa aas SS ns! saFt RF1a tsTs s1
diana regiments. ayfng that the proceeds OF tho
Agricultural College land grant be: applied to
ths founding nnd support of = home for disabled
chlldrep. A message from the Senate announced
the passage Of tho Joint rcsoluticn. adopting the
constitutional amendment. prohibiting slavery In
the House. Mr. Dfanhan, BY unanimous consent,
introduced a bill to raise the revenue for State
purposes for the years 1865 AID 1906 Referred to
The Committee Of the Whole, and nude the special
order for Monday afternoon. Mr.. Woods intro
duced JOINT resolution requesting the delegation
IN Congress to demand ftonl the President course
Of policy firmly REGULATING against tho rebels for
bnrbarous treatment Of prisoners.
On motion Of MIR. Brnnham, the rules were sus~
pendtd, and the Senate joint resolution ratlfytng
tho constitutional amendment was IT taken ap. read
rr1c. were suspended, and 1t was read the second
time. The House then went into COMMITTEES OF
the Whole on the resolution, Mr. Hendr1ck; In
chair. After debate, tho Committee rose, and ap-
pllcd for Ieare 10 sit again at o'clock which was
agrced to, and the House adjourned.
At IN. M the debate was continued through
the whole nsteluoon, until nearly dark, without
any CONCLUSION. By consent, the lesser lights OF
both pnrtfes sgero allowed the whole afternoon to
Thatcher, Howard and Chambers in turn blazcd
away AT the merits Ut tho amendment. It ia IN
derElood that tiIc vote will be reached by Monlay
noon. The House adjourned till Monday, at
o'clock, when the debate will DO resumed.
, 1865-02-12

MONTREAL, Feb. 1n.-Tbs st. Albans raiIcra'
caee was up ngatn to-day. The prisoners counsel
tay1ts which say that four messengers were sent
to Rlchmord d-Davis, who was arrested in Ohio
end sentenced 10 be hung as spy, another lett on
the 17th and WIS in Washington On tic 93d,
nnother wns captured at Wilmington, bnt escaped,
and returned 10 Canada, md d fourth was dis
patched. 2fE. Houghtou, the advocate, and went
10 Washington and endesvored, without success,
to obtain paes to Richmond. In reply to letter,
Mr. SeWnrd wrote him that the Government could
hold no communication or correspondence with
him, and that he Tas expected to leave the coun-
try without entering the scene OF lusnrrcction, or
communicating with the Insurgents. Hc saw tho
President and the British Charge d. a 4JaiFs with
out Eucccss. Hc wrote second letter to Mr..
Seward, 10 which no attention WAS paid. Appli-
ca'fon for further delay Has refused
The refusal fs generally looked upon a. deciding
the case against the prisoners.
The court adjourned until tomorrow forenoon
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. 1.-THE state
ment which is circulated In the papcrs, that the
st. A1bans raiders are t. be sent to Now York for
trinl il without authority, and entirely untrue.
II they are reclaimed upon complaints preferred
nsainst them In the courts OF the State Of Yer
mont, and II surrendered they will be surrendered
TO the anthoritiez Of that Stae fo= tE,a1 according
TO the laws thereof.
Marshal Murray has proceeded to Vermont
upon entirely different business from what the
papers hare alleged.
, 1865-02-12
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1865.

noticed, csowus gathered around him to sach AZ
extent as to interfere With the order Of business
Nr. Mallory moved that the House take recess
for flyc minutes to pay their respects to General
tr,nt This was unanimously agreed to and
members generally then thronEed around him.
md he then came to the area in front Of the clerks
des1, escorted by RepFecentative odeil: Members
were generally introduced TO him by the Speaker
Of the House. There were frequent outbursts oi
applause froIa the floor and galleries.
MF. saENcK, Of ohio, IN order thst The Lien
tho Representatives Of the people, moved that he
he invited and escorted to the SpeaSer's stand.
This was unanimously agreed to. Gen. Grant at
this WIS escorted by ule" Speaker to the stand.
whtn the Speaker said:
GRNrLEN1S-I have the ho1 or to introduce to
you our heroic defender Ill the field. the ieuten-
ant General OF the armies OF the United Statcs,
Ulysses 8. Grant.
The introduction was succeeded by another
outbu1st Of applause from the aoor and the ga-
lerles. General Grant bowed acknowledgment
Of rhc compliment and after slight pause retired
from The sfCnd. The audience again applauded as
he Withdrew
, 1865-02-12
THE LIEUT.. GENERAL.
Kefore The Committee on the Conduct
OF 1Ae WAr-Tle Exchange Of Pf18-
On&FS-ISonoFs In the House.

WAsn1sGIoH, Saturday, Feb. 11:-Gen. Grant
was before the Committee on the Condnct OF the
Var this morning. The following question WIS
asked him: It is stated. upon wha authority
cont know, that you arc charged entirely with
The exchange OF prtsoncfaf'
AnstctT-Thnt IL correct; and what ts more, I
have effected an arrangement for the exchange OF
prisoners, man for man. md officer for Officer or
lis equivalent according to the old cdrtels until
one or the other party has exhausted the number
they now hold. ] geta great many letters daily
{Tcin friends Of prisoners IN the Sonth every one
nf vhlch cause 10 be answered, telling them that
fhts arrangement has been made, und that sup
nnse exchanges will be made at the rate Of 1900
TccI and lust as fast es they can deliver prisoners
n NJ viii rctcirc them. and deliver their prIs-
nnrrs to item; and the Salisbury prisoners Wilt
he coming right on. J. myself, saW Col. Hatch,
thc Assistant Commissioner OF exchange on the
nart nj tbe South, and he told nc that the Sails
hnrv snd Danyi1le prisoners would be coming night
~. u nnce. He said that he could bring them at
~ w. ~ r,te nf & GO OF 5000 week.
xnswSr-Therc is no impeachment on our side,
7 conid deliver md receive every one q them N
= rcrV short time, II they Will deliver those they
hold. We haye lost week lately On account OF
,hc Ice in the 1ives. ..ht..,+o ~ tha
Testimony by the Committee on the Condnst o.
The Wsr. UeuA. Gen. Grant came into Tue hall ac-
eompauiel bJ sereEl friends. A. fooa ~ ~ Has
, 1865-02-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]
MADISON. Wis. Saturday. Feb.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Wis, Saturday, Feb. II.
The following telcgrams have been received al
the Executive Office, from Gen. ]. B. Fry, Provost
Marshal General, giving the Governor authority
10 appoint recruiting agents for uew regiments:
WAsu1SuTox, Feb. Q, 1866.
To His E1ce1lency, ]. T. Lewis, Governor Of WIS.,
coneln:
Tou arc authorized to appoint not to exceed
three recruiting agents for each new company you
ure RAISING under The Presidents call.
(S1gncd) JAS. B. Fly, 2. II. G.
WAsu1vGros, Feb. 10, 1866.
Gov. J, T. IGWis-
The recruiting agents authorized BY telegraph
Of yesterday have authority to enlist recruits.
i8fgned) j. u. FIT, T. H. q.
The District Provost Marsha1s nzc also author
ized to muster in recruits for the new organtza-
TONS and the nustcrins officers at Madison and
Milwaukee will muster Ii recruits by detachments,
as heretofore,
, 1865-02-12

NE,T YonE, Saturday, Feb. 1l-3Iidnicht.
The Worlds Washington special aays: "Those
VINO have had strong fifth in eventual peace
taf2nsh negotiation, claim that the non- commlttat
character Of The report Of the Richmond deputa
ton, which concluded with the closing paragrapha
Of President Ltncoln's message, viii Set teRd. de
spite JeA Davis: position, to continued efforts on
the Fart OF certain pence men In the Confederacy.
the war will 60 On until peace Is conquered in the
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th, in long
independence ts rear If they viii only make proper
et1ostto obtain it. Ittays: "Thcre ia profound and
powerful uprising Of reriy1hed passion, wrath and
no use, it will lead to no goodwill, and substde
again into deeper apathy and despondence,
n91ess sUong, and decisive measures be At once
people that .hose who govern this Gorernmcnt
know how to give It right impu1sion. and drive 1t
to tts legitimate end With It's strong steady hand.
the carefully prepared and elaborated outrage put
upon ~ by Lincoln and Seward, must not be al
LEVIED 10 eEaporate end pass aEay in rethoric apd
business hefore II OF the most practical, earne.t
and vital kind. II successful the issue depends
mn1inly 1 upon POI restoring CONFIDENCE to tho people:
It's branches Is fully committed along with them''
Promoted.
WAeu1FgToN, Saturday, Feb. 11.--DrIg. General
Grierson, the great Rider, who Is now In Wash
y ihs frqaei of iieat Cen. Grant to Be- Ma}or
General BY Brevet. To-day the Esnate confirmed
the norninatiou, md also tho following: Eomman-
seeIetssy sad fsas bsnais IT, ASe9d' S5' o et a. es
fistant Secretary OF Legation ut London Jercmi-
ST. Petersburg.
From WiImtugtou.
NEw foEK, Saturday, Feb. n.-The Richmond
nAsg or the 9Th contains the following: "Tha
Wilmington Journal snys TWO Yankee Gunboats
shesled Fort Anderson On Friday last. No dam-
age was done 10 the Fort. Stz Of cur men were
wounded, two seriously.
There were monitors up the river, but neither
came near to participate: The fort replied and
Put ehqt h @ @thIo9gh one OF the gunooats, compelling
The Raleigh Confederate says commissioners
from North Caroline who recently visited Rich
!aoEd nor were admitted to az immediate and pro-
Of conference were confidential, but we arc en-
abled to gay that the President WAS frank and con-
9dipg, that he presented to The commtsstonsrs
osition, md That the interview resulted amica-
bly, and ukefu]ly.
Zen. Forest ayors nrmtng 100000 negroes.
Ic declares that If he eEes any inclination to
passed. He now contends for principle. for Aome.
desres peace nd Is !ired ot scsass of sood. 3D.
h,ssds Of bis GoEps yot at c2snth
South Caroilna- It WIS stated in telegram re-
ccfyed few .days e.uce TINT heavy akirnishtng
had been going on at McBrlde'a bridge. This
Yhich Is twenty seven miles from Branchytl1e on
the Auc uaA road. We regret to learn TINT Brig.
Gen. John II: Winder, who for considerable
time commanded the department in Henry county,
dled at Florence, 8. C., On the 9Th Inst.
~ For Additional Telegraph News,
see Third and Fourth Pages
, 1865-02-12

NV ToRK, Saturday, Feb. LA fire in John
street last night destroyed property valued at
sIGO,JcO. The premises we're occupied by ]. D.
Hates s Co., dealers in waddlps, cotton bats, &C.,
aEa j. 4: 1sheoek: silys5 Sa plater
seizad 1net erening md tho couuIerfeitcr, John
Camper. arrested. The counterfeits we're we'll ex-
ccuted, and were principally tens On the Ne
thanics. Bank Of New Haven, md dyes On the
Nnrthfelf1 Bank Of Vermont. =
, 1865-02-12
The Uxsionists in Southern Pris.
OuS.

New YoEK, Feb. lit appears tho rebels have
lingering in their prisons many Southern Union
tjee. Thesc men have no friends who, under The
existing state Of affairs in the South, dare inter
cede for them, md the consequence Is they are
II is ss,d our Government has number Of civil
Ian prisoners, and efforts are making to get np an
exchange which will release these sufferers. It
will reduirc. however, much effort in their be-
hail nn it is hoped all good citizens will aid the
undertaking.
, 1865-02-12
NEW C4RTIFAEGH In TEE
GULF STATES
a Grand Cavalry hIovemcnt about to
Take Place.

NEW YoEE, Fob. 1.-THE New York TTnss'
special announces great cavalry campaign, con-
cotton Gulf States, az about TO take place. Gems.
Thomas and Wilson arc to coo,mand tho force,
which will bo ample fos the purpose. Montgom-
err, Selma and Mobile are to bo visited, and there
will be cooperation from Gen. Canby. The expo
dition will start about tho middle Of next week
fsom Easport. The opening OF tho Alabama and
1'omhigbec 1irers. md the occupation Of Selma,
our military work In tho COTTON Statcs Of the Gaf
, 1865-02-12
EE0N WASHINGTON.


WAsnScroE, Saturday, Feb IL
General Grants appearance On the floor of the
houtc this afternoon was the signal for general
1ash OF members to the lobby in which be stood.
l.,iaelng it impossible to transact any business,
~ uonse took recess for i've minutes to enable
AS meane.s to pay their respects to the General
ouo9cqaensiy, on the motion Of General schcrtk,
ne was formally presented to tho House, thc
then introducing him rs IS Our heroic delsnder in
the field, the Lieutenant General conn, ~
armies OF the United states.r Tha Eas", 49,,
lerics rceouuded With applausc and n,iir 1r4 gai
ha~ty retresf TO Washb1rues desk. 1ha aa.Sa w..
straiion was the most that ~
At tho Capitol since the outbreak Of thc rcsa1f,s
General Grant, to-day, gure his 1espmnnr w.
fore thc War Committee III reference 10 the ttret
Forl Fisher afInsr. The committee will I've thron~h
with the Investigation soon rs Admir- Postcr's
testimony is taEcn. Tho testimony, thas faF. il
DECIDEDLY in General Buffers favor, md his
friends predict thai his conduct In the matter will
be tr,umrhant.y viud,catcd by the report Of tho
committee.
House Committee on Pensions have agreed on q
bill maldng number Of changes in the penstor
law.
Gen. D. H. Greirson was to-day breveted Ma}o1
Gepesal for gallant and distinguished services.
pu17nK the week ending to-day sixteen utW N
, 1865-02-12

Especial Dispatch to Inc Chlcago ITibune,J
ST. Louis, Saturday, Feb. Il, 1865.
The delay of the Convention in repeating the
black laws Of this State compels our citizens to
witness negroes lashed for petit larceny, and the
refusal Of the courts to bare negroes testify In
cases Of robberya state Of affairs causing tndig.
nation and surprise.
Gen. Dodge has te1egraphed from Leavenworth
that be Is now ready 10 ensure the protection oi
the Oyer1and Mail ronte. General Pope 1eaTcs for
Milwaukee, On Monday, In company with General
Curtis.
Several 1obberics .nd murders By rebel guer1!-
las are reported In Ray county, and gang Of
thirty rebels IRE trying to prevent Union men
tftm organizing military company for home de-
iente, BY threatening death to al who join.
, 1865-02-12
A Peace

NEw YonK, February t1.-The HorlTs Wash.
ingtop special says. "Peaco has been concluded
between Spain and Peru ...
"Gensral Grlzrbon u In Washington" -
, 1865-02-12

NEW YorK, Friday, Feb. 11:-Tho Gold market
continues dull. The reported capture Of Brtnch-
vile hne produceda decline Of Sc, and tho price
shows further downward tendency. Opening at
100 it fell to sc5H.,
, 1865-02-12
POST&G Hx. IAsTs


our midnight Dispntch-Interestin
COWS Sun:mary-Ehe Peace Ques-
lon-4mp0rtant from the South.
, 1865-02-12
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibuuc.1

TIC Chicago Conspiracy Cnse-Testi-
head Release OF Mrs. Morris.