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Specials to Cincinnati Papers.

CINCINNArl, Dec. 3I.-The Gase,te's Co.
lumbus despatch says: A deserter nan, ed
Charles Kerver was arrested there as the
supposed murderer OF the Rosa family at
Deerfield.
The ten new regiments authorized BIZ the
Department in this State, will be organized,
ana ready for the field in six weeks.
The Commercials Tennessee CORES pond.
ent thinks that the bulk Of Hoods army is
still north of the Tennessee river. Hood
first attempted to strike the river at Deca-
tur, but Gen. Granger occupied the place
In advance OF him and consequently be was
headed off AT the same time the gnnbOats
came up the river and compelled him to
abandon the point near Florence, where be
had his pontOon bridges.
Owing to the bad condition Of the reads
developments Will not be raHid: -
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From Nashville.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.-The Bulletin
has the following special dispatch from
Nashville, dated the 29th:
Tho statement that Hood had crossed the
river is dou btless untrue. The very latest
news from the front is that yesterday while
Thomas WAS pressing Hood ON the river
baak, he blood, was trying to lay his pom
foons, bot could not make any progress "a
our gunboa,s we're sheiling his working
parties S,eadman reached Decatur on the
2ithr with large force, and was also
threatening Hood.
There is II rumor this morning, that Gen.
Thomas had attacked, routed and captured
most OF Hoods fragmentary army, but il
needs confirmation.
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ne Wilmington Expedition.

new YORK. Dee. 3a.-TEe Times CORES
rcrdent details the operations Of the land
forces against Fbrt Fisher.
II appears that the 142d n. Y. were the
FIRST that reached the shore. They advanc-
ed but 4 short distance wien they charged
and carried Flag Pond battery, capturing
IS prisoners. We found in the work one
Gs.pounder which had been dismounted by
the feet, and a great quantity OF small
arms The garrison surrendered without
firing shot. A party of $50 Infantry and
cavalry of to the rear, dispersed on being
fred upon. They theu marched towards
Fort Fisher and Soon actually advanced
under cover Of the guns OF that work. As
they were so near, tie guns could not be
depressed sufficiently to take e;fec. upon
them. They charged -edouh. and cap
.ured flag. One CT their number crep,
up to an angle Of the fort, shot mounted
orderly who had Just arrived with dis
patches and captured his dispatches and
the mule he rode. Soon afterwards com
pany deployed to tie right aud captured
over 200 rebels who were marching down a
road. In The meantime other regiments
Landed and formed in line, making in az
about 1000 out of the 900 in the expedi.
ticu. Another regiment was sent to follow
the l42d, but ordered to return after Skin.
n;shing little With the enemy IN the
woods, in the direction Of HALF Moon bat.
terry. These particulars include al, that
was accomplished by the LAID forces.
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Marine Disaster.

New YORK, Dec. 30-The steamer Ara
Eoarrived last night with Capt. Marshmai
and ~ persons Of the steamer North Amer
lea. from New Orleans 10th, which foun
dered 81. sea-. She had 2O3 SICK soldiers, l:
cabin passengers, and crew OF Al men,
Sixty-two persons were saved, and ioi
Lest.
The North American left New Orleans
on the 10th, with 202 sick soldiers. IL ca0ir
passengers, and q crew of ~ men. Shs
eprang leak on the 22i. At 2 p. IN. spoke
the bark Mary E. Libby, wnich promis eC
TO stay and receive everybody aboard, il
necessary. At $3.50 water put out the fires
The boats got ready at $50, and started tbs
first boat with the CHEF engineer and all
tie Lady passengers. Six boat loads were
got aboard:
The .th boat left at dark with purse.
Petit aud eight men, aud are supposed tc
le lost, AZ they never reached the BARR
The 9Th and last beat with the captain
1st and "a officers and eight men, lett The
North American at $50 p. ~, and the
boats were hoisted aboard OF the bark at {
p. N. Il being impossible to return to the
ste inlar that night, tue bark made sail and
proceeded towards the steamer, her lights
az 10 sight, and distant about six miles
At .. N. the Lights disappeared suddenly
and it IS supposed she sunk.
At daylight nothing was in sigh. except
4 water cask, made sail and cruisei ali
around until noon. whep toe bark pro.
ceeded on her course.
Sixty.twO persons were saved and one
hundred and ninety-seve1 lost. Among
tse lost were Lieut.. Coz. Horn. The fol-
lowing aret names Of tnose saved, aud
Trough. here by the Arago: Mrs E Ran
som, OF the Sanitary Com ln;ttee; Miss Nell
Ee Fowler; Miss Mary Geary; Mrs John
smith; Miss Jane WEIGH, Stew Ardess; Cap,
: WMagrath, 18th Z $ Hospital Steward
NJ Wilson. u S A; Masters Mate, w
D'nsmore, I s n; J " Stewart, Co. L 18th
cavalry; Thos + Fowler, Co. B. lHh
n \ do; A Drew, Co. A. 18th n y do
Bailey Lear, Co. l., ilth NY DO; John S
smith, Co. D. "a Y; Willis Peckestety
20. Il - Y; J Brown, Co. l.. ID N Y
Eav.; John Shepard. Co. l, "a n Y do; +
Erwin, Sigma! Corps. U S A: Chas b Viii.
COX, a usician. Sth N II; Reynolds, Co. G,
l1sn Conn.,; Serg't K Gessan, NJ, 18th N Y
Savalry, with fOrty-twO Of the ships crew
rartlal list of the lost: W Osborn, Co. E,
Ala Cav; G M Hill, llth, N Y do;
PACKARD, Co. b, 18th n Y do; Charles J
S1nhart, li.h Y do; Alien Parker. l4th
= DO; 4 Neuse, Co. I, I'd Ill. Cav; Jno
1Me!vin, 18th Y Cav; VIM w OLIVER, Co,
a, llth N y do; B Rundell Co. L. 18th II
40; Chas Duncomh, Co. y, 1ith II Y do;
yns Bales, Co. L. n do; Gas King. Co
Hn \ do; Daniel Lanow, Co. L, I'd
= do; Henry Hawkins, Co. L. I'd II Y
90; Daniel Peck, do: Geo Burnett. Co. A
20; Aenry Mills, Co. l, do; Frank Sargent
70. 4, DO; - Saunders, Co. A, l4th N Y
90; Lieut.. Mathew, 18th N Y: W W Clark
Gaster's Mate, U 8 N; - Fisk, Sd Il
cavalry; W l. Bastiu, 18th N Y Vols: -
Oaack, Co. y, 18th n Y Cavalry.
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NEW YoRX, Dec. 3O.-Preparations are
.AoklnR TO pay suitable honc-s to the mem
Sry OF Mr.. Dayton; whose remains are to
Ue conveyed 10 the Mayors Room, and
VIII take place tomorrow. The funeral
;N'ege, omDrising the military and an
NLposing civic procession, will move 10
Wv Jerss,y, and the body will be deliver
eo 70 the authorities OF that State.
salute viii be fred. aad the flags on
we Government buildings aad also
s s.e ,naiss Of H. city viii bc suspended at
Caif mast
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ARRAY with Euerrillas.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3O.--On Saturday las,
Capt. Samuel Tabor, of the Home Guards
of Harding county, and his nephew fifteen
years Of age were surrounded q: his resi-
dence by seven Of Capt. Prast's rebel gang.
Tabor and his nephew sailed from the
house, killing Pratt and three of his com-
rades. The RENAL ade- escaped with the
loss OF their horses ana guns.
Ma or John l.. Shirk, surgeon, and Capt
A. NJ. Weber, Acting Br;gndier Inspector
OF the 9TH Pa, Cavalry, were murdered in
the parlor OF Mr.. Grisby's house neas
Rardstown, Ky, by l6 Of Mayruders guer.
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan. 3.-The House was organ
lied by the election of George Hasai,,s Of
Wyoming, as speaker, Jas. 3. Cushmar
Clerk, Chas. z. Young Sergeant at-Arm
and M essrs. Rogers, Stouie ald Frazier a.
Door-keepers.
Gov. FentOn has isSntd :. proclamation
calling upon the people to FL up tho quo
tas under the last call for troops, prior &c
the 18th. Of February.
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From Charleston.

WAs1-GGToS, Jan. 2.-Private letters
from the feet says refugees from Charles
ton and other posts Il n. c., state that all
the inhabitants who could do so have re-
moved into the country. Great distress
prevails. Scarcely any Hour and other re-
cessaries can be obtained at any price
Shern.an's success occasions general alarm.
Many passengers for Nassau have already
engaged berths. There is little business in
No. IL
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From Mexico.

NEW Yohk, Dec. 3i.-The Juarez Cow
ernment Of Mexico offers a bounty Of 500
to volunteers from foreign countries WHO
who will enter its military service.
A fresh rebellion broke gu. IA Cartha.eu-
ia, but was crushed "a Il battle fought on
the 9th of December.
1t apears that there were 49, SICK sol.
diers an the North America When she went
down, and only 62 out OF 2oa prisoners "a
board were saved. She had also ralua BILE
CARO- of cotton
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Returned.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 3.-The National M
te{ilgencer now SAYS that F. r. Blair. Sr...
and his son Montgomery, have returned
from the front after spending couple Of
days in Gen. Grants camp. Muck specu-
latioE is INDUCED in as TO whether they
were to visit Richmond.
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WAsHrNGToS, January 2, l565.-Tho
rebels made dash on our pickets
between forts Howard and Wadsworth. in
front Of Petersburg, Saturday morning,
about daylight, and captured 81 men, to.
getfer with their blankets. knapsacks, &c.
It was q surprise, and succeeded well.
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BUFFALO, Dec. 30.-A severe snow storm,
commenced here late last night and con-
tinued this forenoon. with a high wind
causing the snow to drift, and probably de-
laying the trains.
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Burned.

NEW ioRs. Jan. 3.-'The New Orleans
sVainer Washington was burned, together
Vim her cargo. At her wharf in this city
h las. ndght. LOSS in the boat $4,000. She
$500 su Nv oales of cotton, from 1000 to 1000
chandiss. 40. e''' g. " ''0A-
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-Hon. Geo. Nj.
Dallas, Ex-Vice President Of the United
States, died at his residence at o'clock
this q. M He was well enough to be about
Yesterday,
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FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 5,-s.crnl-
weather still prevails with unaoo.ed seve-
ritz.
There ase arrivals from .ae So.fa or
-; -, ~ y .nington to report
Ile mail steamer Dictator br;rrs ID
news from the front. o1 Wigs ~
SNOW ~ has BEEN falling here all dag. &Ey.
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nv TELEGRAPH


yoRK. Dec 30.-The latest rebel
N..r.ners received contain manifesto
~ ~, Teif. Davis giving notice that the pi-
ifuun snnett q. Burley, concerned in the
Sa.s ,re of vessels on Lake Erie and an at
cap,rt 4, sieze the United States steamer
tesHueEisan and liberate the rebel prisoners
= fohnson's Island, and who was recently
E,sssed from arrest in Toronto, Is regu-
,rs~,r commissioned officer in the rebel ma.
lay ~ was dispatched from Richmond
vy,c;siiv for the purpose Of executing the
spssis which he endeavoced 10 carry out.
Sn.ne Of the Richmond papers are ur,
-. N their demand that Gen. Lee should
wade commandment, chief OF ali the
r uh armies or dictator.
Il, the rebel House OF Representatives,
.ha o4th. q resolution declaring tnat the
--;t Of hubeas corpus ought rot TO De sus-
rarded. was defeated Ivy II to 81
GTse Richmond Sent9ney toresees Tor
u'dable winter campaign ~ the national
s-n,;es against Charleston ana Augusta.
Two same paper says tle evacuation OF
s.r.rnah bv our troops and the occupa-
go, If the city by Sheti1au's army. both
~ M, trails. gives theeneny another point on
..sccssY. The ocean front OF Georgia will
~ .rn,sed like the ocean front OF North
Ts-olina and Virginia, 20 a species OF hos
.;;;,v that will annoy without weakening
"a and without strengthening the foe.
MS probable, however, that formida-
ia attempt on Charleston viii be an early
oo- sequence of the tall OF Savannah. Eos
tar already holds a rtifed position within
an,ila Of CoosawatcEie, a point on the rail-
,,,aa hetween Charleston and Savannah
"a miles from the latter city ard 81 from
Charleston.
We presume Hardee made no halt De.
,reeu Savannah and ccosa~a.chie. but al
crca abandoned that section Q. railroad
and n,aced himself where his eommunica
tinns with Charleston would be more So
cure.
II Sherman. now relieved of anxiety
concerning the state OF affairs ii Tennes
see, skal. Incorporates az enterprise agains
Charleston, further contraction OF our line.
,nar hAcnlne necosSarY.
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Gev. Fenton Tnaugurated.

ALBANY, jan 3.-Gov. FantOa was in
augnrated to-day as Governor Of New
YORK. He was addressed by Ex Governor
Seymour. The Senate and Assembly were
Organized and proceeded to business.
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Conc into Operation .

WAsHISaroN, Jan. 1.-The law passed
during the former Congress to prevent
smuggling on. the Northern and Eastern
frontiers has went into operation and seve-
raj seizures have been made
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Foreign News.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-The steamer Etna
has arrived from Liverpool the 2lst and
Queenstown the 22nd. The Spanish Min
istry las proposed to the Queen the aban-
dOunens Of st. Domingo,
, 1865-08-03

Aliens Exemption Affidavit. ........ ..........
Abstract Of Ctn'tngenc1ea, (Form C)..........
Computation Of Rations-Fnrlough.
Communication Of Mat1ons-PrisoDer Of War.
Communnons Of Quarters and Fuel. ..-........
Cioth1rg Receipt Kol1, {No. .6a)................l
Descriptive Boil and Account Of PsJ and Cloth
, 1865-08-03

A CASE FOE CossfDKRATtoa.-Henry A.
Middleton, Esq, Of Santh Carolina, owned
about sixty acze8 Of land In Newport, on
Bellevue avenue, near tho Ocean House, ex-
tending east as far as the land Of Delaney
Kane, Esq. Mr.. Middleton was secession
lst-an original Calhoun secess:ouist--snd
when the rebellion broke out he entered Into
1t with lis whole soul, two OF his SONS enter
ing the rebel army. As aprecautlonary mea-
sure TO prevent its eontlscatlon, he trans
ferred bis property in this city, valued at near
$500, COO, to another, and remained South
during the war, joining his fortunes with
those Of the rebellion. He lost heavily at the
South, and since the COLLAPSE Of the rebellion
has returned North, resumed possession OF
his property, and Is now, We understand.
making arrangements to dispose Of 1t. We
are credibly Informed that NJ. Middleton "a
still 8 rebel III his views; he Insists upon It
that the South Is not conquered, and makes
it his boast that they will have s1ayery back
yet. It Is one OF the mysteries Of the late
war that Mr.. Ml1dIeton's property has e.
capped contscation. Two or three years ago,
when Senator Trumbult Vas here, he referred
in public speech to the matter, and said 1t
should have fmmcdIat attention. since which
nothing further has been heard from that
source about it.-Ntwport, r. T., Ntws.
, 1865-08-03

followed hy Jacobs, trandithtng m exceedingly
uElylock1k how1e-hlfe. The Young ladies took
refuge IN tho houte and Jtcobs also wert tnttdo,
but was met By Nj. TAlWick, Who had hastily
ettxtd hts revolver, and ordered TO ret1re, ii
BIZ kcd ont Of the door and stood upon the etde-
ws1k, where he commenced sweszinR Ara cnsatnr
IN voice te be heard TWO blocks OF. MI. VA.
Wtek told htrn to tesis from hts abuse md return
pistol 1t him, but ss he did 30 both bis wite md
rsughtes fetzeo him By The arms, and entreated
him not to shoot: Seeing hf: adversary plnIoned,
Jecphs sprs6g forward, knife in hand. and e.
be did 20. MI. NaiS1ek jerked loose bis rirht
arm aud hted. the thot taking effect, al stated
above, IN the Ieg1o'S left breast.
, 1865-08-03
Illinois and Nllchlxan Cana.

lGP~%A@A
BRtpGxPoKT. Aug. 2, 1G65.
ARsIyKo-fosktown, Utica, 5,4co bu corn; Il. Nor.
thtup, Lemont, 50 cubic yards 1nbhe stone: Re4cue
Lemont, 50 cubic 1atds ruhbls stone; D. Hrs, La.
Eent 80 cubc yards Iuhble stons; D. c, Norton, Le
mont. 10 cubic yxrds 5b1s stane 20 cubic yards d.
neIson stona; Lady Franklin, Lemout, Is cubic
yards 1ubb.e stone; 9. A. 1oag1as No. !, Las ,lle
5oo nu kcnnebsc $3.50 bu corr, 50 COO u. sand
Australia. L,sAlle 1ta tons coal: Ma,less, Kanz,-
kee. 100 bu coF1, 81 hu What; MonAtch, L3ctport
500 bu ccFn.
CL1AaxD-o -ouondazs, Lasare, 1,o25 nrls salt, 2lo1
n Merchandise; H. Hamltn. Ottawa; Africa, o.
taws, aI5 it1umber, s % at8ye., 64a NJ. mercaap.
di1s; seneca, Seneca, It lumber, $500 lath;
CbsnnAhon, Ksnk Feeder: L.ma ANA, Ottawa: E.
Bu1nhin. Lockport; 4. NoEthrup. Lemoat; Clyde,
Seneca. SIG Il lumber. 2s5o lath, q, h.ls sslt Con.
stitption, Loefp Mt, t6ao hu wheat; Gibraltar, La
6s1le e. 611 lumber; Edinburgh, Lasalle, es179 #
lunbsrs Caroline, Lasalle. as 20 n lumber; Sens
tor. IAsslie: D. c. Morton, LsMont: Gold Hunter,
LAsat, $50 ftiumoer; 1s9 m shingles, Ism siding
ta0ol.th; Belle France. Lssalle, IN 9a1 Il lumber
l,sa7 stdi0f % N shingles,
, 1865-08-03

the last Legislature Of Massachusetts,, pro.
hlbltipg any distinction In places Of amuse-
ment, on account Of color Or race, occurred
In Salem last week. Two negroes applied
for tickets at the entrance OF the hall occu-
pied by Robert Heller for one Of his per.
formanccs Of magic and mnalc, and were re.
fused admittance BY his agent. The colored
mtn complained to the authorities. and tha
agent was arrested the next day at Newbury-
port by tho Salem City Marshal. Being
brought before the Police Court, the agent
said that tc had simply followed 8 New York
custom, In Ignorance OF any law In that State
on the subject. He paid the costs and SET
tied coufteoualy with the complatnaAts, pre-
senting them passes to tho next entertain
ment they chcs8 to attend.
, 1865-08-03
Cincinnati Market
{5pe Clal pi8pAtch 10 the Chicago Trthrn

I5ptCt1 UDpAttn 70 1ne EdIeHEo 1t1bon6.J
CECtyNAT1, Aug.z.
The Coumisaery OF this post has awarded contrasts
loY SO bril- OF prlmd eM pork At Se57sa2s %; eo10o
nj Of clear tIp bacon sides 1t {l3s8; and1o 900
Of shoulders At $l7:o91755.
PROVISIONS Market steady today. Mess pork sold
to The s1ts ut Of 100 orls at $50 6Qbo Tor cuut.y
and ety. Prime mess Il hsld nfmlS, 1t 1e8 t0ai so
Fulk meats quiet. at yeste1dsya quotations. t7lma
city lard offered Ut 23xc.
FLouR-Firmer. and = shade higher.
GRAH-Wintef wheat advanced 59lpc, With elles
Ut t1.,s21 30 for prime. Red spring said at slts,
Wu1sKY-1n fA!r demand and nrm at SAN
MoHKI-Closer, but ratef s1e UNCHANGED. E1.
charge cay At p1rai1n 2 esntum.
, 1865-08-03
IT. Louis 0lnrket.
fknsr1a1 nlxn~frh >th.xhi-.-~ 1~s%

[tpscaAl DEp%tch y The LhiclRo Trltun..1
ST. LortB, Arg. 2.
TeDjeco-Iowtr. Green 1ugs $s.ea to $40; f,e-
tory 10 ESQ to s6ls; p1sltera laes 1865 10 Is 80
csnmon shipping Leaf $3.50 to 3I2.0o; msdtom do
ttz II 70 s1s7S; Eood do s16.oo to 3le25; csnmon
manufacturing leaf 8ts2s to IA IS medium do u, 50
to &:4-s1: good do tss 80 to t&5 80.
FLouh-Dfcltned 1oc p bT1.
0sA1s-Wheat-Eo shauEs. Spring Sl74; I IL III.
u -; good fal1 H.Di prime fall &1R5; choice fail
u caa7c5 per bushsl. Corn 74s lower; yellow 8tc
mt1ed white Sic, and white 90c per buahe oh,s de-
cliuing; sales tn 1t t4e; 900 hu at Sc; choco
At &c per buAhel Bye nFm and steady at sc.
XHllkH-Sfeayd 1t Il q Del gallon,
, 1865-08-03

List Of Pension, Bognty and Military
Bl1DkD for sale At tne TRIBUNE Once. Sent
by mail, post paid, At Il DEF qutte, upon receipt Of
the money: rlea;s order y numoss.. Tins, II
90; II you want Widows Declaration for Peuslen,
write for No, =, DC.
rExs1oy AND BOUNTY aIAxKs,
Bsck Ply cf Prisoners Of Var, Application Of. 81
CoUuut1tinn Of Rationt- Of War;.
cla,m Of Bounty Of Men Transferred nom :,
;e,n, A,m{ ~ 70 Gls Hass na e
Certificate ct Disability for Disehsree......... ts
Fathers Application for Bounty and Arrease.. ~
Gasrdisn's Declaration Of MlLos Children for
aaald,sn's Defamation oi 0fph:n sister ioi
eus1dian': Deeisistion oi Minor Children iaf
Heirs Declhration for BonntT snd Arrea1a.... 20
Invalid Pensicner for Payment Of Pension, Ap.
1tR5Sa ,SauPa Pensjon I'll Clam;
Mothers Application for r ntlon ..-,..-....-.. IS
Mothers Application for Bounty nd Arfeara.. 80
as4.heE's Dependence, ProSf q Widowed.-... u
Oath OF Kenunciation and Allegiance.-....... Is
93eep. ie 2! aeatais cefs,ais 81 o,disr: D.s6ty.
Power Ct Attorney to draw Soldiers Pay.-.... 9
Soldiers Declaration fSF A.rsaIs and Bounty s
6Aigeon't Ble1 nisl Examination -............. IS
Transfe1 Of Pension, Application for....-..... 10
Wounded Soldiers ciaim for Bounty, March 3,
Widows Declaration for Bounty md Arresfs.. u
Witom's Declslau0n for Pension. ............. 81
Widow or Hoihcr for Payment oE PenAon, Ap-
pllcauon ...-+.......--....s....-.+.. ~
MILITARY BLANKS.
Aliens Exemption Affidavit :.....: .......... 4B
Abstract Of Ctn'tugent1ea, (Form C).......... b3
Computation Of Rations-fnrlouXh... 4
Communication Of Aaslonsrriso6eE Of War... s
Z fn4r md E1R
, 1865-08-03

mr. 0i,xA-
enh.,stc,,. =. .hts 49,, ~ pos.a' somalos*ts :.
S4pe's~ - uis posi- hea oceh plouo:eo u
Chicago his been made permanent eo,uu,s.ar,
6AxxcKnBpxp Coxcxar-The Free saenge.
Society, OF Cbicaso. viii hold Z GUNNER night
festival md copcett this evening, tn Melm'6
Garden. on North Clark street, pcar Turner Hal,
under the leadership Of nsns B,lsik1 The So
cicty Il = nousihhin2 one, and rapidly increasing
-Hmp foh Ts1A1.-Jenne Hannaean eho 1n'le
Morgan, the two dcmifepe arrested leN Gays
ago Isr fobtine soldier nauoeo STUCK OF t5do' n
dlEtphunle noase On ooo'a E4GA sueel, were
nr7s'Ened In the Police Court Yesterday forenoon,
for further examination, asd IN default OF $50
bs1l, committed 10 jail for trial ii The ne1 ferm
Of the Recorders Court.
@CoAx vrru "a and NC wall do thec rood - IL
the motto Of the West Indians street II, Z. Sab,
bath School 4srd II The boys and girls and f,.h.r.
snd mothers will al 20 With then to pespls,ns
tomorrow Fridayb the school Will prove thern
se1.eS so1o sof sii taey prnlse. cstu le1ve DE-
eSo.tnsMea.sean oepot = hall paa1 eight O'Clock
Dec eoseftnemeet column.
--
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Inc olt ~. hor.s
sinated in the resr OF The citv Cemetery wa. to'
tally destroyed By n1e. The oriein oI tbn con,,
hustsom Il unknown tnd mot verv material n N
butdAnR wa no longer necessary, and only ottcd
10 ofeed tho Mtal pestilencs, wherever It Was
1'keo'
Ta1 CANE LAws.-parties throughout the
State fond OF. or given to tba .ehoottnv NJ mr..
nc chae6ens. afe reminded, mat BY feeant act OF
ING Aeg1aAmfe, INC u1oe Of unit2aon Ii altered
70 tne 1oln OF me present month- Persons found
Gnny o. enoonnR our prairie fowl before mid
, 1865-08-03

In this city, last c7entrg Auzast r. by R-v. H. n.
Bishop. d. G, a. McMaNU6 OF the Anleum, and
A,ss JKhHlk JOHNSON. lAts OF LouiGvt1le, Ey.
Tne Wedding va attended By Aelect psFty OF pers
iona1 M pIoiesa1ona ftte3tt n: Ac4 mus 4 ona
OF The best tsh6t OF our Chc&ko {ATofleg ktY
Ing Won so1csn op!u ona from thorssnds du:1uk hiS
thirteen mLnth1 Say II the Auk ,nm. q ch ana eyJ
act whom VII Wish him I'll tao hap tn witch his
tA' u an actor knt hia private worth 80 eu1neos-
" dezervt
In this .itJ, by tho Rkv. VI. Patton on III Hdsy
ever Ing. AuTult Ia, At O. COrI BAHEtR. Of Chi
cago. $40 ADa Jpslk NoNEICK, Of da7-Fntll. How
ESmpablFe- NJ cNda.
, 1865-08-03

Milwaukee Market.
Especial D3pateh to the Chicago T.ibuns,1

Especial D3pateh to the Chicago Tribuns,1
MILwAUxx1,A Aug. !.
FLorH-Du1l. but firm extra spring sold u "a o.
GRA1h-WheAt uusett I'd AId acuve; Eeeejpts lg.
oA Bales 1ts ooo bu at 4il4. Ills ard s115H mostly
sesss' option Char 100 ooo bl Bold 1t 91l7,sa
1t8.
The weAther1 -oks like rain: has raired In some
po1tions Of this State and Minnelota this p,m.
Attht Sswhall nouse Evening Ex-h2rEe 100 900 hu
No. I What were solds ca4h and aeller III week. Il
II l7E,