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, 1865-08-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEs MONKS, Aug. IL.
The Beard Of Directors Of tho State Bank OF
I1ws will meet Ut Iowa CITY On Wednesday next
The tdtfre of the branches will be 1uyet.ycated
AID two hundred and dfty thousand dollars worth
Of notee en- them will be burned by the coa.ert
Of the parties. The national banking sJsten has
6lled on the State banking Institutions
Hc1k has been commenced on = IGa bridge.
which will fpaa the Des Mo:nes River at thi.
pace, at the foot Ct Walnut ttreet A preltmin
sry tn1sey "as made to day, AZ the work Will be
puEted vigorously to completion.
sfnus1 Il. Nicer, formerly IN lows e3,tor ard
member Of tie Iowa Legislsture, died .eceouy ut
Omaha. He was captain in the Federal se,yice
dusing the greater portion Of the war.
The corn crop Of Central Iowa Will turn ont
inst about hElf IN average. Excessive 1alns hare
destroyed many fields.
ia:e contract supn.ates that the Cedar R4p!ds
and St. PM Railway thal! be completed to YIN.
ton. Benton e1uEfy, By the hr.t 1ay OF Jsruary,
1e67.
Monroe county has raised t., ,cC0 to aid in The
extension Of the Burlington and Missouri Rail-
road.
, 1865-08-14

Especial Ditpatea to the Chicago T1.barei
MAD1EoS. Aug. IL.
Io'dsy as the third dsy w1thnu: rain, AID t.s
been Ike the ihe TWO p1ereoiug ones, Fright mud
warm. Good harvest wta.ncr. The vet weather
hss not Damaged tie crops IN this section At Ill.
Whs at was neyer bitter. the beT1y be!rs lsrse
and plump. ard the yield yery luse. ,Fea1s we're
entertained OF Its growing In tie thosk. hut a.
far as csn ascert.in, ereh Ia rot the case, the
only iLfu,y being in ose instances from bleach.
Ing, whsrh ss very f1at4uincant. One nose good
wtathes cay, and Ill the wheat will be has7ested
Oats heaEy and abundant. and corn never knowr
to be bet'er IN this ne'ghborAood, Il beIas lHze
and forward, with every prospect Ct very hesyy
yield. Barley good aud heavy, bur small
smouDt being sown In this section.
Tie ssh regiment vera paid te-l.y, acd the
3sth vii rerdfzycns ii tt1s plhee for to.l ply
Aent On tie 17ih.'
C.pt- Brown, Quarterm.ster It this plsre, rc.
eeived ozdess TO dispose o! all the Uniiet sl3tes
property It Camp Randall, which /. cot 1eeaed
for the present use.
Cor LeEia left here to day for his ho,a. 1t
Columbus, where he will join an e1e1fston on
Mop61y, fer Lake SUPERIOR
, 1865-08-14

WAturKGToS, August Is -BsIgs sdier.Geuc,a1
Van Nyck, eoEnsndlng the Military District Of
Weste,n South Cazolina, has is.ua3 general o.
der, from Newbe1rJ, tn that st.te, d.tsd July Is,
which Wss called ont b. the perpetrstion Of con-
timed violent abuse Of the freedmen. The OF.
finders IN the uorc violent Of these out.aees arc
now in jail Awaiting their trial. The parties ar
1tsttd cl41m aclauss in their contracts with the
iatrea'ed blects, which permitted the applies.
lion o the lash in Certain cases, and which had
been introduced with the permission Of the 1oc,1
fcrm&ndant. and Vas i'egtrded by thcu 70 fal
, 1865-08-14

Permission 10 1ndics kueh panishmeat;oponrh hclr
tmpioyees 10 to them ttened proper.
Thu Connsudart IN question u, By the terms
Of the above order. severely rebrked, and is to
be L'guai1y pcnished for tttlng The insertion
Of &c:asse 70 repugnant to the principles rpon
which the ffeEdmen's fyttem Is founded. The mis-
guided std stubborn p!aute.s who are attempt.
Ing to emba1rass the successful application OF tue
NJ gro labor system arc warned IN direct terms
By The above order, that their policy 1s short
sighted and self Injurious, and tho Objectionable
clause for the punishment or freedmen Is erased
from all contracts TITO which it has been insert
I'd
, 1865-08-14

Arr tral OF fRegiments-ASo Son Of John
Mitchell.

/. FoHrnEss MorRoE. Aug. TO-. [by mall 1.-The
steamer ". ". Hidden aIriyed from Richmotd
today, bound 10 Baltimore with the 18Th OHIO
regiment, in cQumard Of Col. s R. Clark. Taey
aTe to be mustered ont Of the sery.cs;
The ste amer ]. T. Green, from Richmond for
Baltimore, wi1h troops oh board las also n,
1ived.
Us. Mitchell. eoa Of John Mitchell, arrived from
Richmond last evening. aod souEht IN interview
Miles, crmmaraes Of the posi- Mitchell returned
10 lithHe nd this morning,
, 1865-08-14

= he Facts about the Defeat OF Cor
QnRR.

N1w IonK. Aug. 1s-The HkTald.t Mstamosss
r1ses intt1ef nssa9aisis. saa sn
nn inc Imperial army thin between that plAce and
13'naef.y. '1 The account, Of which from the jons+
naia g ne former town, we hsve heretofore pub-
'auau ta - mo latter represented 1t. The Repnhli.
e.q u9lo5st 5ss;nr nndsF l. Gossa are ae,c1bed ss
but stll n bling quite wsii ttted for e. chn.en
Nork o. continually harn.ainE nnIimtlI!aa's
1soops on the Ao Grande boraCr x1d ke.psa9
, 1865-08-14

Affalr. ProgretslpE Satisfactorily
&suverQoF Pefrr.

NEE York, Aug. 1s-The H<rald's Cd :cial says
NJ. Greer. OF the original South Carolina dele
ssuen. i N the city, and reports affairs progress
t.as III thtt state 10 the perfect aatiract,on Of
Eelsea os the people Of that State, snd Mr. Greer
AZ" n9thing Of tie reported caIl1eion between
~, ns ~ esM aso military authorities until he read II
fabrication throughout. fs7 - "
, 1865-08-14


Ono Man Murdered nud Another SUP.
post0 to tSe-CoppeFhend No1nlna.
l1uNR.
lSpecls1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,l
ST. PAUL, Aug. II.
a textile murder has leen discovered nsnr
Fort Ripley, IN The northern p:Etton Of the STATE
Three men left CEow Wing On the o!h for the
purpose OF getting hay snd lumber. The body o!
cne. named Edmund oiden, was found in the
tiEef tn Thurscay beHr1ng marks Of violence The
other two men are 7Issug and tt ia thought on. of
them. Thomss Scott, YVES also murdered. Sus-
pic.on rts!s on The other man, whose ZANE ia M
known. The murdered men had considerable
money or their perscos. ::
The Democratic Convention today nominated
r. F. Mur71J AID George L. Otis for the Senate;
Ps1ker Paine, Harvey ofiecr and Herman Trost
to1 The Hcuse. Thelr county ticket Is composed
Of old party hseks.
Weather blight and wasra I'D favorable to :hc
eEDpRs
, 1865-08-14

ickstu1e in few dayF, tins doing :wsy with the
prt sent staging Of TN nniies.:. Stsps are being
taken to reopen At once the Aanan.us Gap roaa
10 Front Royal a1d Stfasbnfg. The undnished
Lonton end Hampshire Road will ba pushed to
completion 1t ar eatlS csy. The Htralds special
saJe: @'The RalIo1d to 1yuchburg will be opea-
ed for rarel On next Monday, under the 9upexn-
teudence ar Wm-. Cafferty. Superintendent Of
the Qf1nge aQ1 Alrxepdria RaflfQs5.,,
, 1865-08-14
FROM ST. PAUL.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc,1
ST. PACL, Aug. II.
A* far - reports have been received from this
State, they chow that oats and wheat we're co1-
eide1ably damaged ty the late g.c1m, By being
beaten down. In come portions Of the State, the
wheat harvest hss not commenced, md, rs much
Ct 1t will h1ve to he cut with The scyshe, hesvy
lossee are anticipated. Com Is but little 1Ejntea
Notwithstanding the drawback. we shall hare 4
full average c1op, but II the weather had bee1
gcot. lhe yield would have been enolmoas.
, 1865-08-14
A Soldlerly way of BettIfn~ n
03mEuIIY. ="

NEw fohK, Aug. .13.-Corcerpinc the tenovs,
sioE. and festoralon to command OF Gen. Tor.
Hes1 ~ Gt1. Emory, the to.mes has sent 10 ihe
anfs the luli1E,ng toldler1y explanation
t,.n Gsn: 5n.E, Standing In ,he arm. rendered
aGpusae'e for him to overlook auy breach.
~ method 10 this case to bItbg the ma.
IT 70 IT. not:se oi lie proper anthortty. Gen.
Esnc4Sn - u.o oot return INC 10 my command until
nost 5: nerons nsnnet, u eLCu u 1be trus esr.
cam1tauceh OF the csse hid bsen l.id hernre hira
, 1865-08-14

Aokea Probably Elected 10 <1nnEreKs-
U1l ht1uLk NeAf Nashville.
, 1865-08-14

T.: About halEpast eight or nine O'Clock On
Wednesday night; while of Thunder Bay Is-
lard, and several miles ahead, we deserted
tie Meteor coming up It Was raining at the
stneeIs all went forward to SEC tho Meteor
approach !; it soon became evident that she
would collide with US the passeurers be
came frightened and ran to the after part OF
the Fewabfc for safety Capt. Mckay gave
orders to have his helm put a-port, aud the
sPeWab!c had Just commenced to swing when
the Meteor, whose helm bad been put to
starboard. ran into rs, striking US almost
SQUARED ,, in the vicinity Of the pilot house,
and emitting us down to the waters edge !:
the confusion ut this time Was lndcscribable !;
en-; msns escaped r9'' BY ssalp- anp-
ing On board the Meteor, while the balance
went down with the wreck, which snnk in
less than FIVE minutes stter the collision !:
some Of the PERSONS employed on board the
Pewabtc, who had retired, escaped to tho
Meteor With nothing On hut fneIr nfcht
clothes; waB standing in the saloon door
when the Meteor struck US ran to the
after part Of the boat and intended to jumn
On board the Meteor, but found the distance,
tt ogTeat to make the attempt; ! then eot
On the hurricane deck with the came object
in view, but had scarcely reached that place
before the Pewabic made fearful lunce for.
ward and tank WAS thrown forward with
great violence, and struck against the smoke
pipe, and the next instance found myself In
the lake, among portions Of the wreck, the
cabin having broken to pieces swan to
l'fe-boat that I eaw partially drifting, and nt-
ttmpt'd TO get into It, hut
was washed of By q heavy sea and
carried 1owarda the Meteor; entaugled IN
the bulwarks OF the latter steamer Was the
broken aasststf Of the Pewabic, to which
cling, unt1l rescued BY q rope beinglet down
from the Meteor. Capt. Mckay. OF the Pc.
wabic, remained perfectly cool and collected.
doing his utmost to save the passengers, bg
PREVENT panic, lowering the bcats, &:.,
hut as bis a'eaner went down - quick, be
was unable to do as much as ha Otherwise
could hare done. The Meteor remaInrd ali
night IN the vicinity Of the catast:oahe. anI
picked up those Of the survivors WHO were
3 afloat on pieces Of the wreck. About s:v
o'clock Thulsday morning the propeller No.
hawk came along, and the rescned paa:enrers
end those Of the crew who were saved were
Transferred and brought to this cIty.. Nn1
thing was Eayed from the Pewabtc.
sTArIaGS1 or !. .o'x1Kz. = :,
We left sault Ste Marie Weapesa " morn
nE. I've had On board, should estimate.
, 1865-08-14
'hs Original Howe sswine Naehixss'


FGHp CHNN pAatH3 u Vas&uH Wtstx, yd.
IA Gil wharf, md 3 CuaaB.Fua StusA AoHtoA ia
IhNs&vs Z yssaoEtAA CUA o4yx1s0 made sn
6Qa4A ApNlk Nte2lAA
, 1865-08-14
hEWSBY TELEGRAPH.
Another Lake Disaster.
BURNING OF THE PRO-
pELLER METEOR,
The Vessel which Run Down
the Pewabic.
PASSENGERS AND CREW
SAVED.
Nothing Heard from the
Great Eastern.
She Has Probably Returned to
England.
Grand Reception to Lieut., Gen.
Grant in Detroit.
Nothing Heard from the
Great Eastern.
She Has Probably Returned to
England.
Grand Reception to Lieut., Gen.
Grant in Detroit.


ADotheE Lake Propeller NizaEter-The
Hlen<oF, which EoIIldsd with the Pc.
gEAbics Burned and 8unk-KcbberF
ARRIVAL u Gtns 4sFAAI,
, 1865-08-14

Great Eastern Heard from, on the "a
tnA<.-lxTetFs x3ubsiEe0 lul1lee Paid
eeAsed-Captura OF a DefAutter-Cho.
-lera In Fa1ehtta, Spx1n, and Glib
, 1865-08-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WAsHIsd1oS, Aug. IA.
D. ?. Holloway yesterday, second time, ten.
dttrd nh resignation as Coum!sriorer of Pat.
ents. to take effect on next Tuesday, by which
time he hoped the President would appoint bis
surcetstr- lnconraubility Of temper between
him a1d Sir. Hnr!an ls understood to be the cause
q the resignation. The President tod him he
believed the Aftirs Of the office had never been
ntrt faithfully administered; and that he accent.
cd the resignation with reluctance. The Patent
Ohtc7 has Eow On hand nearly one hundred thou.
s1Hd dollsrs surplus funds. Chief Clerk Baker Is
supposed TO be probably the successor.
Real Estate Agents here are beginning 10 adyer.
t!se lorg 1tta Of Maryland and Virginia larps fol
ss}c.; The Virginia laIds are generally held, as
yet, at high prices, whi1e ihese in Mat,land 20
OF at comparatively low rites.
Cothenao, Of New 0rleaEe end lflt,e M1, ssm.
uel Cox. rnLaway, from Cotumbus, Ohio, and two
or three others, broken hscked- politicians, who
wanted to incEeate their influence at tho White
nonse, had attempted to sc, up meeting Of D:,n-
ccrattc feadcre, to insure the President Of Incl,
detfrc to support his Administration, and had 10.
pointed lexf Wednesday as the time. Meanwhile
these .ao:hs got tnubbed 60 severely at the Wnite
House that they thought II would lot be expe-
t!ett to bring their caacua On Just now, and 20
they sre very busy writing letters to the invited
Democrats, telling them not to come.
Post1nnster General Derntson and family ire at
Baltimore to dty, taking leaYe OF .apt. Nell Dea.
niaou, xhu sails tomorrow. with his repim,nt,
"'>" A'8 Ash'n1eAIs
1of 1he racine eossI
Jatse sTssne. Of the Supreme Court, is here.
t,o.nn .inc. h;s ,,;n cnr,h :. s1asa,"s a ~
ahou sIasE n'e u'p 'o1'1' - e1pec'to ne'e
about next Thursday.
Pacific Railroad Bouds-A Correctio.,
-Fnrdnnn
T4sn1sn7ox Ane. 1s-Ths p,,.a. p.u..
bondv nm onntino 10 ~ s,a nm 1,ss.,enas.".s ~ os'
ooaots auooaaAs ~ s,<oe,Hu mentioned In TIC
laat Official staltment Of the public debr, were
.etued to the Central Paeitc Railroad Of csl!sor,
-a.a -'1' .a 80 =. ~ enoa aeaue nMltoaa' 4ne
"@o oaloH IVES ihtefkeQ IN the etatement BY mis-
take. Instead Of Central. Tho correction "a made
by authority.
Tins fa1 tbout 9.ooa ap,1,cat;ons for n,,aon
nna4, ,na ,-oc,a.n.t,nr -, 49, n..,p ~. puaoa.
1os. tue ptoe4amanoa o. 1ae fsehoent, hAsa
betn Hsorably acted upon by The Attorney Gen.
, 1865-08-14

1lfipo1s Troops Sill In the Service.
Adjt. Gen. Haynle furnishes the G.ate Jour
nal the following list Of Illinois troops still
in the service, with their stations at the
latest dates. AL regiments and batteries
not embraced In the List hare been mustered
ont
, 1865-08-14

NAtuyuLE, Aug. 11.-The late.t reports (c1ot-
tclaD render tie election Of Stokes more than
probable.
Reports esy that pa-ty CT gagged Ia boring uesr
White Creek Springs, fifteen mills from this
city, Et1utk oil to d,y.
, 1865-08-14
Relief and Health to your Intant,


1nesonow:nK . N extract Of Alettss written n -
- aotae' p1atos OF thu Flespon street Bspta
Es1Ech, Brooklyn, II. T., to tie ,puruu ana M1ss-
ReS' Gsctnnat, o., Ana speAs1 4oluues In faYur =.
@he WoFld-tenowued uud,ctne, A!a, .W1EUuK+
eno1HtNe 1FRUF FOR CErpRKH fXErYE
- re .ee N advertisement "a ycur columns Of NE
W1E91 oW.s EDorErHa B7Rpe nov. wn ne7@,
sa1d word In tsEoc Of :h- rasent medicine peta1s .
nie' but "o Zee. compelled 10 sa3 t. vour rsaduu
that ta!a 1s co onz hux-tcs aap< n1ed H. and es1es
% 0nt c1csra. 1t il probably one Of tho nj
saeees4A ed4clnes Of thu day, because It II osA :
IteneN thcae Of our :eadas1 vhe hAYs usnf
eant fthAo !37 Il RsarplJ.
AnIS.T1 .1uRk
, 1865-08-14

DlIISBU hGH FEMALE COLI
= t1nE T..ot9lKs, PA, AsY. + c Pxxa413a.
dsea na papila sup4n oEidfns r crau1s
% eo1rse = -. E9o. uaa1Kf AHxo yAoMx~ n oesA.
iai1 p9 E1n - yeek.9 t6E nQAEuinE. Fsll tfm eo1.
me1esS sfsa,a aae4o.t 3th. Bka- 1en4 ~ CatAiuxae
, 1865-08-14

Bo.Tox, Aug. 1a.-Thc Ifdv<iitT 4tstes that the
leaoinc hotels OF this city have bneu visited by
Cn:ted States JnteEnsl Revenue officer, who ecizcd
s The stoa Of cigars for alleged violation Of .he
rfyetun laws, atd carried them to the UEltcd
States Court House. whert they weyc placed IL
thc cuaicdy Of the United States Marshal.
, 1865-08-14

Incen<t1ary Con1HGrntt0m,
New ALBANY, Ind. August 1s-Therc Was a
ycrr 6ls1stroue cenAisrlliou tn this CITY lsst
night, the work OF incsEdlaries. Wahle's y1Hl
works, A1f.sd 4 Co.'s ship cankeis establish
mcns, To.thtngton's cotn mill, Jonn Neuou1erTs
ship ct1ndiezy, and 3. j. Lsmon's brass and
copper foundry. were destroyed. Total lesa cx*
cs<ds s2a.oo Insurance, xl2,00 principally III
Cincinnati Offices.
, 1865-08-14

HkANr's CosTEz1. n F., Aug. 8, via EoRru
srpxEy, Aug. 11.-At thsa hour, nine O'Clock
Wednesday evening, thick fog prevails. The
ROY altkt reta1ned from Galatts forty miles down
'hr hsy. this evening. 1ha Royaist~ reports no
etrns Of the Great Eastern
, 1865-08-14

The W<ntller Dnd the Crops Wheat
Never Better-ml1ltary Novemeuts-
QunTl<rmnhter's Stores to be Sod
Gov. Lewis.
, 1865-08-14
Hecon6t1 met1on Policy Ct the Pfesf-
dent tn be CaF11sd d 0nt-Chfef OF the
F1kDt HureAu-PArdong-Ff
tion Of H1Af1 Service In the South.

dent tn BE- CAFF1s d 0ut-E6fef or tn .
raHDt Aure1a-Pardons.-fs*stora-
Etc.
.NEw Yqak4 Augu.t 1s-The New York Der.
dtot Weth1pRton special rsye: "a long aaotset
stormy one. Tie Ple.tce1ts S reeensitaet,oa e,nsa
pcicy It nnders.ood 10 have been dl. cnssed 10 ii!
IT. length End breadth, aid bis dsteru4 na'ion to
position or consequences. wes em2hatcally an-
*'Gtp. 3 D. Van yalkenbnrg, ex- ex-congressmao
h.f he &c Geners Wl ses ss s Goa,s
ssoncr 4 the 1ndihn Bureau IN the ab<E1ce Of
Jasee Coolty. the 1nenmoert who etart= with
Sa,!t sae ltdi.1 eeiegstien cn The 15th, Tor Fort
"A 1e:eFrom wa. received at Inc Indian Bu.eau
Today, from senatnRt L1re aDd PoneToy. Of Esn
aas. eek1Dk The sEens OF the lndsn tribe. Of thst
histe to be allowed to be pyeeent 2t the couoctlu
question ~ the tIibfs are deeirons Of locating
hamst1yss a.sn,sa upon ne" grounds This privilege
"Goverpor Morton. Of Indiana, arrived In the
ely to-day. md + understood 10 be here 10 u1rr
TIE 1etennon Of Ar Holloway as Cn.et Of The
Iaf u Of NJ Tns,ssE
able from day 10 Gay. pntl1 little likelihood uoE
remains Of his receiving the appointment. should
ior he Sue q ieaisn. nni.ovay /. unasstaoa
to have tcct 1orced tnto Ddc1;ng his resc coston
10 Secretary Harlzn If chsmpioned By Governor
m11tSr ise hsht Tor the Position mn, become
WAsr1se TON, Aug. IL Chas. a. CORNWALL,
COZ yleted IN The Criminal Court OF thfe District
Of aheractfIg public raeoT3e. and tenteueed to
pay ane Of swo thousaud collsre, has been par
dcned by The F1eefded:.
Cunmisalcner Of Icterna1 Revenue, orton,
having partially recovered from t!s sickness, has
Irsulut q 10 the duties Of hi bureau.
The PIesttent to day gEsn:cd special pardon to
3. F. AcDo1oneh+ Of Tens, and Geo.. ", Nor.
d. cat and Ta. j. Hanktps. OF North Carolina.
under The Amnesty Proclamation.
New IoKK. Aug. IL The Iaostt special
sa3e The Port Office Department Il
butl5 eLefge3 IN the teetoratton OF the mall ser
v1ee m The scuihetu StAtea. a number CT the
otaceR 1--we been rc-opcued but the appointments
81 Poet Matters have rot neen announced. E. q.
Easfr IN, 1hEyer Of kaAhrti1e, hts been Invited
by the President, 10 beeome his contlden.,a}scc.
Fetary. In order to facilitate the transaction OF
Iphllc hu4ntta r.
, 1865-08-14

s. ceeh - mpatAy for Mrs. Davis For
s1le-.FFom AEdeFs0uyistt-NAt1
applications for Pardon
f<mAs~ Pardon fffpkerRex-%ur.
Ee0n8 muslsrt d cut,
, 1865-08-14
8UUTM CAROLINA.

Important Order from General Van
WycR-Vl0lrnr Abuss Of Freed uen-
An Unjust ElnuBe in The Contracts
ff&Hc1nded, =
, 1865-08-14

INFANTRY.
s-Aarsha11. Ttxaa, b5-Lttle Rock, Ark
14-Fort LavepKorth, be-l.tttle Rotk, AK
1e-La1tle Rock. Ark, b9-seW of;e.ns. L.
21-Naw OFleare, L., Gt-Fa1kfu. Tenn,
9s-Hobf'e, AS, Ga-p.uo BiuG, All,
e3-Mot'1e, Ala, G-M1h1le. ALI,
effort T. ayel worth, 11s-Bstan Rouge. Ii
hs1sar, 1i9-AohIla, Ais,
55-11!veston, Texat. 147-Ealhoan, G.,
-Mchrcnd, Va, 14s-At,sn,a. Ia.
42-NeW orie:ne, L., l59-Aus1f., e.,
4S-Lttt:e Rock, AK, 1b,-KMrsron, Ga.
a-NeW0 0rlstnt, Ia, 152-Nemnhts, Tenn,
46-;s1uo Ecurr, La, lt9-MeEph!s, Tsnn.s
47-DenonoliB. La. sA-Aashytsje, Tenn.
As-Littl~ Rock. Ark, 115-MurIree*bofe, ,Ten.
49-P1cucah, ky- 1NjAurtfres born Ten
h1-New OI1eats. L., ~
I-Hicko.y sm.'n-Ask.
CAVALRY.
Ieft; stttson:. Reet. st,tion.
fs'sissG, fss: ESssy Hi '3ssesss:nstf Ill, Ii
s-AlrxabcIis L., l2-A!ex:uir.a, L..
G-Eaftpost, Mite, 73P1ne Bluff, Ark..
:-Dsc1tnr. AiA+, 1B-Frankl.u, Tenn.,
9-lnEa, Nles., f1T-Humpplut Kansns
sEcoSD nkarxrx7,
ceggp:'y x.n,u....-- -.
Fic1seurg. Miss.
1EnErkNDENT bAffEatk8.
ccesweil'e, Montgomery. Al.
REcAPITULAIIOE.
Goal number Of Infantry reg1mcnx oseanIxed 10
No. Of 11hntry regiments mustered ou,.. ..1eo
. ordered nut....,
" coneolldAted..,
In eerTlce........ u
.... - 10
Totsl humber Of cavalry zrelmeEts orxsrIzed.. II
No. OF cavalry regiments mustered out
. couto1datct....
IN selF1ce........ II
1otsl No hatteries light artillery organized. 81
No. Of bAttslaes mustered dont....4
- - copeondsted. ....,.,
crtered mustered ont.... l
IN EetT1ee.
j. - q
/. N. aAYak, Adj. Gen,
!: will be remembered that the numbering
Of the infantry regiments begins with No. 7,
aud that lie 1elst regiment was never fully
Thus, although there were only
14s Infantry regiments organized, the mum.
f%fs ran ttr, IN 1Sf
, 1865-08-14

Especial Dispatch to tn. Chicago Tnbune.1

Iowa Stale BAnkA-Free Rridse-Deafb
of in 6ditor-The Cfops-Ka1lro4d
Intelligence.
, 1865-08-14
SIGNALS THEN BECAME UNlH-
TELLIGfBLE AND MOTH
ING HEARD FROM
HER SINCE.
Capture Of an Abscoudiug
Bank Clerk
the CHOLERA In YAlEhTIA,
SPAIN.
Affairs in North Carolina,
LATEsT FROM TEXAS.


Comm IRs 1oner Hol1ovvsy:s Rtst.as.
stps-mnryJantl and ViIE1niM Farms
fur SAl%-A Nice L1t1le Game Spoiled
-ReFtOu4l.
, 1865-08-14

T@tkfnE from the &sreat Ens4.
CrNe
AsrY BAT, c. B Aue, u, 7:ao II, m Tbrr- :.
90 n. IT from the Great Eastern. @'N~ -
, 1865-08-14

w Il E r E AS, MY WIRE.
w eu1AN. In la1s NJ psd .ud h,.,a -,s,e.,,
!tst tauta O. pxypeH1tau. haseAI IoFcit ii nsr
4oqh eAtfa1h1 q exsstns 1n oH ny .eouat r.
"a@4 M ~ oeoea W 23 GooIttueE Altar shls data.
s~,...u s~. .,,x CtAkL33 DE4EY.
<a-s@kos Aa&RS l44o. 4so1s au1313Q33;
, 1865-08-14
NEW ORLEANS.

The Cotton markeEErom TexAs-
People Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pp1
Convention tA1 r1ed by ths Conserya-
, 1865-08-14

LnWle kkneAx DE the Texas Side Of the
ft1o x;4Ande-0fder By Gen. sxe1xzrl
-Ereedmeus& AffAlFs in LoutHiRna.
, 1865-08-14

Especial DhpAsch to the Ctic1zo Tri.uae.1
WAtHIN0ToA. A1g. II.
Tfe r5upathy Of the Watching on sete-s,oa,-ts
for Mrs.. DATts II decidedly substantial in 1t.
ehhrsctef. Up to yesterday the amount sub.c,tbed
IN her behalf footed up the hnadeo me eu.a Of stx
thousand hTe hundred and ten dollars. Tbs Low
est contribution to the fund w2s ten dollars, and
lie highest i've hundred and len dollars.
The carnage presented 10 the late Pre:,dent
Lincoln By Lumber Of New York gentlemen, Ii
acrestl.ed for sale IN the city pspare. IL OIL
g'nal cost wzs two thousand dollars.
U=rdne the week ending today, n.teteen M
Hoha1 Bsnh were established, with IN aggregate
taptisl OF 3,2N. .ie0.' The numbc. CT backs in
opera:icn mp to date is !. .5el w.,h III authorized
capital Of s3s7,s ,si1.
E5K3rd r. Cone has been appointed by the
President Direct Tsx Commissione. Tor Tennes-
see, siee Delano r. Smith, resigned.
Capt. Moore In charge Of the party at Auder.
snns1lle. te!egraphs that he will pe through with
the wtfk Of frerte1rtrg the bottles Of ens soldiers
who died there by the Last Of next week
1he National Bank Of Iowa CITY, Iowa, .ad the
fltit National BaLk Of Omaha, Nebfssk., are ds.-
LEI hted ~ depositortet ofpub1Ic uons;.. A Nx
eetsblishedfa, lynchburg, Va.
One hundred acd twenty-five applications for
psFton Teze nltd to-dsy in the Attorney Gentsa1's
cf6ce, by persons Of the twenty thontaod dollar
t1ass. The petitluns Of four were granted
During the past week the Trca'urY Department
redeemed 8, ,aS., $50 In eertacafea Of indebted
LtHs. New certificates to the amount Of hbout
avs millions were tseued.
This being general reception day at the White
Hcuee, the President wae literally overwhelmed
with r1aitots. Whit and black. A lAsse majority
ofthe ealIezu were pasdon.eeekiDg rebels md Of
Gee hunters. Several good-looking femlles, Dir.
don brokers, were In attendance, brt falled In
Their Efforts to Ratu the Pretfdent'e attention.
The tutiresl Ct pardon brokerage by women h..
been proseeuted to dee,edItab1e extent. and the
Preeioent Etr3 properly begins to snub them.
Nearly four millions in National Bank currency
Rere itsned from the Treasury during the past
week The totsl amount now tn eircuiaHon il
E1Ga, So, ,e6a
Eleven surgeons Of volunteers and number Of |
assistant surgeons were bonorably mustered out |
of service todsJ, there beinK no further need for
lheiE strviees. Among them were the following |
surgeons: 3. L. Hovey, Ernest Ihu1m and Peter |
C1esry, Of Chic; Char. f. hood, Eneene r. Saw |
ger atd Lewis D. Harlow. Of N!inoie, aud Aes!st.
Int Surgeon Geo. 8. Couztwrieht, Il pcnn.yl |
Fania.