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Captain Spencer Deaton, Of the 10th
Tennessee infantry, hss been executed
in Richmond as spy He was from
East tennessee The Knoxville Wing
says the charge that he was a spy is
ialse-that he was in East Tennessee on
q recruiting expedition when arrested
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Last week detachment of Federal
soldiers went from Paris, KY, to the
house Of a widow living in the vicinity
of the town, and demanded notorious
guerrilla said to be concealed in the
house The widow Indignantly denied
that any furniture of that kind was on
her premises, and was sustained in the
assertion by her son, (nearly grown
and school master boarding with her.
The house was, nevertheless, searched;
but no discovery made. The COM
mandsr of the detachment satisfied
that the game vas somewhere about
the place, declared he intended to
smoke him out as the boys do harea
Alarmed, the virtuous widow led him
to closet, under flight Of steps lead
ing to the second story of the house,
took up some of the flooring and there
in a subterranesn hiding place, supplied
with a bed, and other accommodations,
lay the rebel robber. The hiding place
had been prepared expressly for such
1t strikes US that the
widow, her son, and the school master
nelong South, and ought 10 be sent
there. But-Gen. Burbridge is not com
maDder in Kentucky now.
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For further information ia regsri
the skilful success in the treatmeni
diseases, the reader Is referred % Sd
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATERiA MED
two large volumes, late edition Of Isl
the best work in the United Stsa
where you viii find Dr. MeGilPs nas
standing parallel with the best meds
men Of the age in the treatment Of 9
eases Of women For 81 diseases in q
advertisement, satisfaction Is guan.
teed With my general practice III.
the following
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A Grand Family Matinee
Every Saturday afternoon, At ~ O'CLOCK
CERTIFICATE Of AUTHOR
To TIE
SECOND NATIONAL BIZ
Nashville, Tennessee


NtfllA o. tltA -AiaIFl i1fLFn OF TIA Crr.-
WAsHIDGr0S, Jan. 81 4
WHEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY Fyrrs
" pre- 7ented % the undersigned. h f.
made % appear that TIE SECOND Nan
BANK or NASHVILLE" in the city 0fy.5i
IN tie county Of DaY dsnn, and State cf To-
has BE- . duly organized under and accorf,-
requirements Of the Act OF Congress. eprfs
Act % provide q National Currency. sa,.u-.i
rlcdEe % United States bon 81, snd b prev
the circulation ard redemption thereof" ss-
June Sd, 1864. and has com lied with IN h.
visions Of said act, requfed % Re conprsi
+ fore commencing the business Of BanEB-
sad Act
Now. therefore, !, Hugh McCuHoeh. Comm
of the Currency, do hereby certify thai az
conf National Bank Of Nashville. % Ia ibs
Nashville. 10 the county Of Davidson, AMI
Tennessee, ls authOnzed % commen,e h.
ness # Banking Under tho Act Aforesaid,
ia testimony Whereos trs
(srssT hand snd seal Of ofiice. this Inn
I day o. Jsnusry. ia65.
HUGH McCUILOTI
Comptroller o. the Cunsl
hS-The shove institar0n " Do be obepst.. .
1ess 2 lie course o. sfss dgys, Of wh.cb IN
tce vi 81 gwen.
JOIN LUMsDEN. Cash.
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Al Adeeaons q fhs Womb tFcsfsd win 81
Tisass Married illaisa sho have been 20 Us
uste 10 rliacarfy Or prove aaorton, can h 81
70 their iaii un1e Z quad pfsEuAni. b EiEirg
rrN
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CarOnle Casn

Eith satisiaction: Rheunauaul, Adacu0us d
LunEsi Diseases q The Throt, sFsllsd Iol
Sln iAmhe, Pisurisy, Pans, uicera. Caoesr. 6n1
Dieeeses a TIE Heart a1d flgsr. inaamms1c5
ne sicmach, Neuralgla, Kag's ENl or scr1
Tens, Dyspepsia or lndigastcn. and Conaump1l
ioeether vic az Private Isiaeases
Diseases OF the Urinary Orgh,
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Henry A. Wise is a candidate for 3
seat in the rebel Congress. He ought
10 be elected by al means.
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M. 10TH
To the Public.

L HAVE been informed that there is a report in
i circulation that have a PARTNER in my HO el
have no one or ever had; neither have ever told
any one so, directly or indirectly; neither insinua-
ted anything o. 'he kind. ANY one making such
statement telsa most palpable falsehood.
Mrs. R. A Bl9HOP,
Propnetress Crutchfeld HOnse,
marl5-lw Chattanooga, Tenn
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ONLY LOAN I'm MARKET
Great Popular Loan Of the People

esq than 500 oOO.OOO remain unsold which VIII
probably be disposed Of within the neu 60 or so
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as hiss uniformly been the case on elo-
sing the subscriptions to other Losns.
In order that citizens Of every town snd section
of the country may be afforded facilities COR taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed 70 receive subscriptions ct psr. sub
senbers will select their own agents, in W ON they
have confidence, and who oaly are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY cooks.
sUssraIrrtcS AeFsr Piila
suRsoRIPTIoEs Will n Re F0Fp J the
First National Bank OF N.sFYills
Second National Bank oi Nashville
r,o-i- 9r,r
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5lew advertisements.

HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLEl
PioYogT MkksHaL's OETicE.
NASHVILLE, TENS, March 10, s5j. }
Provost Ordersl
O. 6S. Elk K or
!. On and sitter Tuesday, March 2lst, 40 PaSses
viii i'e required either 81 the bridge or ferry, by
persons gong to and from Edge6eld
BY order of
Brig. Gen JNO T. MIi LER,
HUNTER BROOKE,
maiZl-3t Capt. snd Provost Marshal.
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Tozng Mau, stop before yea f1gftef 90. Z.
tseases sutloci % han, there ls no d'ses5e = I
% cure e. kight Emissions, and phYsc-.-
scErae thar understand treating i snd b yol.
saT tnal have cured dozens N laas city, 3
IN different SlAtes, Hbo have spent dolIaf -,
lar, and are aoH vel cured - me. ! go -
celEing letters a1d sending rediciae % AZ -
the ccrntrY. ln q H0rd, a that are d-se-
any way. ard VII gre me q call WI gts
Acton for al a tue diseesea me11caed IN -
Yarrsameni. Tns basi q re1efeacss EFs1
cltY.
Al isttsss dRcsted b
DIR. MoGILLs
union street., HaahFlls, -.
sally ~ meet Fiia promPi ~
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]. 5. 7-SO loan.

By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
serip'ion Agency FOR the sale Of United States
Treasury Notes, bearing even an three-tenfh4 Pc
cent. Interest, per snnnm, known as the
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U 8. $50 Six per cent.
G0LD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent. including gold interest from November,
which makes the actin d profit on the Z loan. al
current ra'es, including interest, about tan per
cent per annum, bes DIES its eftRlpiioa frou State
Gld nicPal tarutiOa. iehieh aids from one to three
per eaf mare, according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest Is payable semi annually
by coupons attached to each note which usy ne
cut OF and sold to any blnk CT banker.
TIE interest amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note.
I've cents 500
Ten 500
20 1000
81 5000
Notes of all the denominations named VIII be
promptly furnished upOa receipt Of suhscrp ions.
This is the
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~ HoGsHEADs MORE OF THOSE FINE
IL Cabhage
20 Barrels Turuips
y - CarTOtt-.
Just received and for sale cheap hY
KING 4 ALEXANDER
netrl9--Sb g. Broad street
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Seven Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18th,
1884, and are payable three years from that tine,
in currency. or are convertible at the option Of the
holcer int3
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In the lying letter which Wade
Hampton wrote to Gen. Sherman, he
exhibited a vast amount of elap-trap
indignation over the alleged burning
of rebel property by Federal troops
It may be assumed, from the establish
ed reputation Of Gen. Sherman, that
in no instance, has be authorized or
eonnived at the Wanton destruction Of
property. That is foreign to the ma
ture Of the man, and contrary to his
views Of policy as soldier. But were
the reverse the case, what right have
the rebels to censure him2 Have they
forgotten the famous speech made al
Stevenson, Ala, in February, 1861, by
jeff Davis, whilst en- route for Mont
gomery to be inaugurated President OF
the bastard Confederacy Here is an
extract Of what he said on that occa-
sion
Your border States will gladly come
into the Southern Confederacy within
sixty DAYS, az we will be your only
friends England will recognise US,
and a glorious future is before US. The
grass will grow in the northern cities
where the paYements have been worn
by the tread of commerce. We viii
carry war where it is easy to advance,
l0here food for the sD0rd and torch alUait
The armies IN tie dease5f populated cites.
Here was an indication of the policy
Of the Confederacy given by its head
at a time when he, and his followers
believed the war was to be an "easy
going thing," if there should be war,
which they protested to doubt They
intended TO carry the war into the loyal
States, and to give the densely popuIa-
ted cities to the "sword and torch.
That this has not been done is because
the rebel armies have been unable to
DO much more than defend themselves.
In one instance Lees army did get
upon Northern soil, and then it gave
the town of Chambersburg to the
sword and torch. There was no ex
cuse for the burning of the town. The
citizens had maintained all propriety
as non-combatants-they did not fire
upon or modest the invading army IN
any way-yet their property was wan
tonly destroyed; the town was laid in
ashes This was simply carrying out
the policy foreshadowed by jeff Davis
in his Stevenson harangue. Had Lee
been able to advance. and capture
Philadelphia, it, too, would have been
burnt The rebels are only restrained |
BY their weakness They have the
viii to DO anything, no matter how
barbarous and wicked. No proof is
wanted to establish this charge 1t is
patent TO the most careless observer Of |
the incidents of the war. The savage
who spares neither age, sex, nor con-
dition' is a miracle of forbearance and |
honor, compared with them
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JAS soEros. 90 g. aaas1s josh D. "a.
Lsis Cash'r B.k q Teaa,. tashrsr Z
NASHVILLE lrlA- "a. knO1Elt. I
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FOR SALE.

OSE see0nd.tand Erpress Wagon aud Hsruess,
several second handed Flows and Hoes, and
Potafoe kakes' and one excellent Harrow. Apply
a No. - North Nlua street, near Tia. CauiIol
mari8-lW
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Embroidery Bralds,
Crockett Braids,
Tapes end Bobbins,
Paper and Envelopes,
Long and Ball Combs,
Fine and Dress Combs,
Ball and Square Buttons,
Spool and Linen Threads,
Suspenders 81 Frills,
Carriers and Cords,
Wallets and Purses,
Soaps, Perfumes, and Oils,
Pins and Needles,
Sewing and Machine Silks, &c.
he PROMPTLY makes a menoTan dum of name
nd number orders per mail calls Whsn In town
We VIII not say that 4 fortune can be made on the
hrst bl, but Will say that the seeds OF one can
be procured AT kLL EVENTS, GIVE THE
no JSE CALL Let's see what can be done
Respectfully,
, 1865-08-08

(4pc csal Dispatches to Ehe Chicago Tfibunc1
n,T,TkQf3.


BE1y1pERE, Boone Co., Aug. I'VE were vis-
tied On Saturday night By quite seVere rain
storm, which lasted until aboat =. NJ, Sunday,
a.d then locked Eather threatening all day Sun
day. but to-day we haTo had ve1J good Feather
al1 day. Farmers are improving 1t by securing
their crope before they are again overtaken by an
ether storm. Corn looks we'll. Crops generally
gocd- --- -,
:: BUREAU JUNCTION, Bureau Co.; Aug. 7.-Heavy
n Saturday afternoon and evening". Sunday
cloudy. Weather hna today. Grain will be
bad'y damaged, IN ees We have good weather for
few day. Farmers have been put back eon.td-
e,ably with t:eir work. Sticking Is not yet da-
lGhed-
DxKAIR, DtKs1e Co., Aug 7:-Westher c1e3z
IBIS morning. The farInezs have large quantities
Ct wheat and oats IN shock, md the prospect ia
that much Of it will be grown, evsn II We have
nne weather. II II should raln two o. three days
more, 1t will be nea1ly'rutned
Duox, Les Co, Aug. 7-Weather pleasant; no
IA since the b. WHEAT. rye. cats and barley are
growing in the shock; corn doing well. It Is
feared that The potatocs Will all rot.
IAsAI1x, Lasal1a Co. Aug. 7&-There WIS q
hesyy rain here Saturday afternoon. The wheat,
oats and barley are damaged considerably
weather nsy tighten It. Corn doing very well.
AAaEkoo, AcHerry Co., Aug. T-Ihere is littlt
II any grain eacEed yet In This Vicinity, and ece
is not cut The weather has kept back the farm
ezs in their harvest very materially. Therrelsi
very large amount Of hay In this region thar Ia
total 1oes. The weather to-day Is clear anf
pleasant.
MEsDorA, Lssslle Co., Aug. Tt rained tht
greater part Of the time Friday md Saturday
Westher 1na yesterday and to-day. Farmer
to think that the grim that has mol got beef
stacked Is injured somawhst BY late rains.
MACON. MeDonoueh Co., August T.-Weatht1
| very clear and pleasant. No late news from
| Mt1ico.
PkcEA1oE1oA, Winnebsgo. Co., AuV. l.
Nesther ane 'hs m1Ening. A good INT of TIL
| 2r.n il in stack.
, 1865-08-08
THE BUNNfNG OF E1KE WM.
NELSON,
Il Rsmarkab1e SkoFE-A Woman Two
Days AtloAt on Spar with an In
fant.

In tho steamship Bellona, Capt. Dixon,
Jus. arriyed at this port, were two ateersce
passengers, concerning whom thrilling IN
cIdtnt Is related. Franz Meyer, nged twenty
three, and his wife, Anna, aged nineteen.
from Canton so1euse, Switz :1laud, were pas
eeuse,s in the n'.fated ship " lllau Nelson,
recently destroyed bT fire at sea. In the con
fusion Incident to the efforts to save life, the
husrand and wife were separated. The
husband was picked up By one o.
The ships boats, which WIS eoon
fallen in with BY the brig Mercury
Thc wife, Young and e77eeiate, WIS not dig
couraeed at the uncertainty Of her husband :
fate, but prepared for her own safety. Self
preterYati7n corld not suppress he! womaolJ
instincts so far as to Ignore the feeble crles
for hejp from m infant only fourteen day;
old. Icts to perish by its distracted parents,
but repa. d,ess Of her own fate, piangsd, With
her se}f.Imposed charge into the sea. Fol
tWo whole days did this brave young girl
snnpo,f hertelf and the infant on the rem
nant Of ships spar. without food or water,
sustaining tho infants LIE By thu moisture
| from her oWn meuth!
Late on the second day the same vessel IL
| which her husband WIS saved, having ceased
| cruising, without hope Of rescolng more life
| fell in with this haroine, aud eayed hsr ant
! her little charge. Eventually the tsml,
, 1865-08-08
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1866

weather IL very warn; the wheat and other grim
/. growing greer. About oneIhisa CT the whea,
c1ep hss been stocked generally in bad conu
ton. Really there Ia no describtng tho had ap.
pearsuce and esd effects Of this wet weathez.
Nj. P1KAaANT, Henry Co, Aug. 7-Weather
beautiful and every prospect Of IT continuing 90.
CrcpaIook dne. Wheat mostly gathered In, and
corn growing finely. "G.o1y to God IN the
highest"
DAyEsroRr, Scott Co August 7.-The weather
.i1ce Sunday morning c1aaf and Pleasant, Wheat
cot materially damaged. Corn and oats good.
O1TuxwA, Wappello Co., August 7.-Weltho I
very warm, the nrss day .lnce Wednesday. We
have had hard and steady rain. The fasmers
cen work II 1t keeps this had Of weather. Grain
in poor condition.
MUscAT1E8, Muscatine Co, Auenst 7.-Weathel
tirce Saturday clear and pleasant. It Is very alf
acult At present to form correctopinlou as 10 The
amount Of damage sustained by the wheat and oat
cropp. Some have IN opinion that but ellght
dsmsge has been done. The ftutt crop Is iotsl
failure.
, 1865-08-08

iSp:tial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribnre.j
LAwHEScE, Ea1sas, Aug. z.
Stephen Conror, q discharged toldter, Of the -
Colorado, arrived yesterday fiom Upper Azkan-
ras, Hs met Col. Cloud On his way In. The
Colonel IL on his WY to anime eopmand cl the
District Of Upper Askauas>.
An expedition WAS about starting to chsstlse
the heetle Indl:ns on the other side orthe Ark1n-
s,f. czossing probably At pl.ee known ~ c mrou
Crossing. The Indians hsTe been a good dell
uoub,tscmsin In that quarter Of late.
The esle Of r1illead lands on The Delaw8:e Re-
telyc IL very liEely. About 400 have been sold
during the Last four weeks.
From the 18th OF AAy to the 18th 0! July, there
e1oteed near the Usage bridge, in Lynn Co., on
tie Ssnta Fe rosd, the following t:sm., freight,
&c: Wagons, 2,lss; men, Asia; ho,tee, T36 !;
1nults, 1904; oxen, Is SIS carriages, Sc; pounds
CT freight, 10, 4s9 go. The naove statement does
not iccluee government OF county trade.
4 letter from the Platte Epute, dated Cotton
wood Springs. July soth, tayr: The emigration
wes! thie spring has been 1mm erEc, going to all
pas,s. Tbs no:t remarkable train passed a short
tine .ince, eonsistrg Of III wagons, all families
from Missouri, going to Oregon. A train o: aty
wa.o:g Z, loaded with corn. for Fort Laramie,
pasted yesterday. There IL no tronbe With the
Indisps xnywherc, near a.. yet we have eone ap.
p.thent,on, for n few nights since ten hcad Of
hortes and mr1es were stolen five mi-es bsloT
the post Of Cottonwood, a2d run across up tie
Pitttc.
MsrJ ro'dicrt are desert1nr on the plains, md a
gocd tlal Of 1u.ripg of Of stock Is practte.d By
them.
, 1865-08-08
Ep ROPE,
Advices from the Grpat EAsteYn-AII
Going On Well.

FAn1uKH Po1sT, Aug. 7.-The steam chip
Damsscus frc1n Liverpool. Jn'y 9Th 1i1 LONDON
de1Iy, Jgiy .astb, passed here this evening m
rou'e 10 Qaebee. Her auviess rl7 Loudonder1y
sre day later than thoae By the city Of Boston
at New 3oik-
The pol,,tc1l news by the Damascus Is uusu,
poEtapt< The adslces Ftou the areat E,ttasn are
auspitturs. At 10 o'c'oek nu this morning of tn.
2s'h OF July, the Gteat Essteru was about 45q
miles ont IRON Talentla, and hzd paid OF. Eu0
miles Of cable. The s!gl:ls we've good and tha
weather ftc.
The Drok.r's Circular Ftperts tho sales OF cot.
top In the Liverpool usrkel for the week ending
ri b ihursdsy, at 49, % hale:. Of Which 7,5Uu
we're tAken IN speculation. End IL, roo for export
The market bnd been doll And prices were IA
lower Tor American 44fd lower for othsr de.
The sulbor:xt quolattous are: M,ddl1ns Or
les1s, 1851; M:edllnR uplands and Te11., 1911.
The sales on Friday. the 9sth, were 6,030 bajee,
the mbrket closing dull and unchanged. The
STOCK in port was estimated At S5l gu bailey, Of
which 30, so are Ahe-ican-
The Manchester market Was dull on the 18th,
AID prices had downward tendency. In the
Liverpool bscadstufs H1rhet, on Friday, -four
aEd wheat had a declining tendency. Cofn was
1rmer. The provision market was aseady on the
eaupc dry. Couso's were quoted At Lo1don on
the 18th at 89fG29.t for mouey. u s. 8 ais were
quoted at 69G7Uc: Erie sha1es, 63i9:i:; Illinois
t:eptral shaier, 8o56l91c, e1 "a dividend. The
Ba};ion In the Bank Of England had decreased
rSQp fjn
, 1865-08-08

fspectal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]
MADISON, Wis, AuR.7.
11fnImatfon wss received this sftt Fnoon at The
Executive once from the Wsr Department thst
the 9Th snd 18th regiments have been ordered to
be mutte1ed out OF the service. The 20th regi.
uent will be paid Oh Wednesday, the 18th on
Tbur dry, and the 6let on September 1at Seren
II convalestents Of the 18th 1egtmcns arrived here
yaeterdaJ.
Gen. Wa.hba1n writt3 a Letter to the Jane.'
vile Ga<eftt, witht EaWing his nane> from the
Union 6iate CONVENTION II \ csnf1dsto for Cover
1or, This le2res the field to the gallsnt Gen.
Fa1tchtld, who richly deserves this 2lfi from the
people Of h1a Stste.
Al order rec. ived here to day, isgued by Mi.
Gen. Cu.tsf, dsted Ale1and1la& L., July 11th,
orders uneer arzeat Iour csptsins. twelve Lieu
tenants, and reduees to tie ranks seren Sar.
cea1ts and Corporals Of the I'd Wisconsin csralry
for hay,pe erdeaYored to fseee the resignation oi
Lieut. Col. n q. Dale, declaring their unwilling.
1e.s 10 eerye under him. He WIS restored 10
duty by the court rsrtisl bs'ore which he was
tried. They neglected their duty snd behaved II
h,ehty 1ntnbordine,e manset by attempting ta
dttrt psrd srd override the deeiston Of she coz
e,ituted authorities.
VERY heavy raire hero Saturday night; WATT
ard clear 3este.dsg; very eight shower to-dtJ
but rery cloudy, w,lh Indications o{mosa zstn be
fnFe morning.
, 1865-08-08

tspecll Di'patch to the Chic1so Tribunal
ST. LoC1s, Aug. IA par-J Of di.charRsd gov
rrnmcnt team1ers coue1c3a.ed near P.e1sant
Hill last week, nd for couple of days had mat
tel. their owu way, robbIng and stealing from
everybody with whom they c,me In contact,
The riprlenders were 6nally szrested.
Recruiting for the reGntaE army ts guile hour-
ithsrg in this city. Orer hundred veterans en-
listed last week. The bounty Is large.
The soldless' Orphans Home in this county is
btire enlarged to accommodate double the pres
ept number Of ,nmates. The Home is great
success. Many Illinois children have homes
there.
An iupostont meeting Of the directors aud
leading etockho,de7s Of the Union Pacific R.il-
way from Wyar dosts to Fort Riley, Was held here
10 day to consider the ratification Of the contract
lsteiy made with the Pennsylvania Central, Ohio
Genital md Little Miami Railroad represents
1Ives. Their ac.ion has not Jet been diyu1ged,
Il ps1ty Of the 9th Mlnuesot1 regiment while
awaiting transportation Northwest last nszat.
made raid On The email clothlers and ba.-rooms
CT the elevee. They cleaned out several e.tab.
1thmenta. and then had 4 dsticof n&ht among
tbemselvcs. Two policemen present were driven
of, hut more policemen arriving they succeeded.
With tie help Of the cfHce.s o. the regiment, IN
restoripg Epe.ce. Two Of the eoidtera were
sakrn to the cal+booee. BAD whisky was the
caute Of the trouble.
, 1865-08-08

John n. SurFntt In Dfoutre Al-Sanderr
and uckcrs

EEw TonK, Aug. 7.-The connserssaI's Mon
t1ebl srec'sl rays:
"Jchn grrratt has been In CaradA for long
time, snd IL now eecreted in or near Montreal.
1t II believed he IL harbotcd By secession sJmpa-
thIkess who became indignant at the execution OF
bis other. septsa. Canadian detectives ara On
The loofout Cor htm, for the reward offered.
s6apders Is wearing out in ineby1atlon, and
Bevarlg Tucker IL preparing 10 leave Mott1eal,
owing to lack OF fnnds
, 1865-08-08

The Congregational Elections.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune. ]

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuns.]
CINCINNATI, Ang.7.
Thc Go-ettt's spcc'al dispatch from Lex,n ktou
states that Gen. Fry, Union candidate, ia defeated
BY a,oo0 votes. Dudley and Van&eetsr, conser-
vativet, are elected In Clarke county. The polls
were not opened TIL midday. AadIaou county
will eirc the amendment zoo, gin Of 10. No
news from south Of tho Keatuc.9 Ftvel. Bran
leta te1egraphed to Lexington thAtil the military
tntsrfered With t'ss elections to co,s tho pol's.
/ len, Unloc, Is elected from Madison and Clsrk.
, 1865-08-08

Gen. GFAnk-The ComluG Ovation
The " Gather and the CfoPs.

GAIKx1, Aug. 7.-Lieut. Gen. Grant Will resca
Detroit about Thursday next, and will remain
there two Days, when he will stsrs On trip to
Like Superior. he will be At Chie=go on or
about the s0th Inst, ard will reach his home here
OF The following dsy. Great prepasst'ons ara
being nade by our loysl citizens for his feccp.
tlcn. The citizens ecarlueed not to wait for hfs
election as AtYoz, but hare bullt spl-pdId side.
wnlf frum the depot to his house.
The we,ther Is due to-day. lftteontinues 10.
few dsys the wheat and oat crop will not be very
materially csmseed, acd there Will bs the heav1est
CROPS Of all kinds ever known In the eouut,y.