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chicago 8 Rock Island Rail Read.


On and .fter Sunday, Nov. 9th, 1884, until
further notice trans wiIileave Rock Island Depot
a. follows: sSes-ez aa
ooINe EAST.
Day Express and Mail train at 100 m, arriving
in Chicago at $50 p m.
Through freight train at 1915 M, arriving in
Chicago AZ Is m.
Express Freight train, at 5.45 p. m, arriving in
Chicago at $40 a. m.
Night Express atS.00 m, arriving in Chicago
at 800 a.. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at $50 m, leaving Chicago at
IL midnight.
Express Freight train, at 7.l5 a. m, leaving
Chicago at $50 .. IN.
Through Freight at | p. M, leaving Chicago
$40 pm.
Day Express and Mail at AS p. m, leaving Chi
cago at $40 m.
All trains over this road are in directconnection
At Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Gen.
trail Road, North to Galena and South to st. Lou
10, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity of ri,
ing distinct directions to the destination of the
baggage, also procure tickets before taking the
seats in the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only stations the line ofthe Chicago and Rocl
Island Railroad. JOHN F. TRACY, sup't.
W. II. WHIrMAH, Asst Sup't.
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Lilies Celebrated Chilled and brought lroa
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THE
ANNUAL OYCLOPhD
AND
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS

OF THE YEAR 1864
IN Presenting 20 the public another volume
i of the Annual Cyclopedia, containing the
record of the most turbulent year which the coun-
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The principles adopted in the previous years
have taken effect, and many new and most I'M
portant questions arose under them, and
discussed during 1868 such as csn6scation, eman-
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lations of the insurrectonary states the Union,
personal liberty, martial law, prize, the liability Of
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Mcssfe. s. F. Beach, Lysander H'll and ".
J. Cowens, Corresponding Committee VI lhe
Virginia Union Association. haVe Issued an
dd9ees, dated at Alexandria, June goth. to
the U4iou men Of the North, 1ecapitulAttng
The dangers to which their a'ate Is subjected
harsher tc1m-of GOV. P-irpoint. and asking
relief Of the President and Congress-.
They show bow, after the separation OF West
VisgInfa, Cor. P1erpoint went to Ale1au-
dria and ruled over Alexandria county and
part of Fairfax, section containing about
thousand only we're loyal. In 1664he claimed
futisdicti.u n over five counties, with con-.
stltuency Of 1.500 loyal voters, Gen. B1tlsr
having ruled his authority out Of Norfolk.
Delegates from those eight counties revised
the Constitution "of the State, which
Constitution was to extend over new
counties As fast es they, were Dc.
the Union area widened from tina to time
efforts we're made to Introduce delegates
from other counties, but they were rejected
on the ground that they were elected By only
q handful cf votes The Alexandria Con-
yention Of Feb uary, 1864, had abolished
for thn exercise Of suffrage that the voter
given aid aud assistance TO the rebellion
oath for claimants '. for. :: ot1ice,
and also that the Legislature might abolish
t theee conditions whenever 1t deemed It prop
er to do 80. The committee then related
by The President In May last, called an elec.
| ton for members Of the Legislature hos
he disloyallsts took the Alexandria oath and
elected men who had taken the sams oath to
render them eligible. They say the Legis1a.
tuTe elect is composed of the same mst-rial
as those under Leteher aud Smith
ee%snt -, WIN 1hch ssSeiy :, on snss espo9e
fGYy Of war legislation y recount how With
bid approva! the Legislature Of Whitewashed
rebels, IN session Of nine days, abolished
/ all distinction. as far ~ 1t Was In its poWa
between loyalty and disloyslty, and appea
to Congress end the Administration to pro
, 1865-07-07

cor possd Of navy ve.se!s, transports snd coil
boats. The Psrt Royal. NcH London, ffeston
The forts and batterie. are NOW deserted, aod
Their sht !hos and powder scattered about "itn
wAntou fetkle.sncss.
ppR md
erufer s1r The pYlnctpai eaSthWnrks, bat they do
iot dese1re to 6e e,l1ed focs: being 9etey piles
sand aa ,.lFGsa ,1fs r. wsa but fs" guns IN
Gs'vetton.. Eren now. while Union soldiers p..;; p;
tsel the stEeets and pote1u fset y ;1shoss4
iahed people cling 10 the idea o. State tudepen
cerce. They wanr to IL the Lone Star Gag once
mora to sub wide their country into fous Ssatea
or mort, and become aEeeoeulzed power IN the
world.
From Vtratul1,
The New York If16une's .Rlchmona letter Of
dependence Day are not Jet otacsa ally p<oua ga
ted, though tho Tartous military diYisioas will pa
rate AZ ICON, and the usual morning, noon and
everine talutes WIN be tired from the ba.te7es
Libby, By Chaplain Ttrr1t, Of New Jekscy. LIB
BY is now used a. Sodlc,a Rest where our
troops returning home, and 1ste rehel soldiers
transportation to their destination.
a movement to On foot To- sesare pnolis %.
nouatraiton in tho sqcare. The prog1aume
rssins ~ SS,Fn. ns poe
int4Itpe1sfd with music from the band II the
18th Massachusetts Volunteer.
This Governor entertAtns his stad aud @t1ende
with 4 dinner. Tho eoloted chnrcnes and
school. n1e preparing for Celebrating. The ire
works IN tie evening will be confined to ind1
vidual enthusiasm, which does cot seem to prom
fse anJ'hiDG very extensive.
The Government clothing. bureau having
worked up all The material eontsclte1 here must
soou ceasa operations.
ployed 6so tapdrr mostly girls. splnn1ing and
wesv1tg The wool. cotton and yaIn seized Ia these
plices afscr eracrattpr. The mills weave for 1ye
etnts peF yard. returning Tho same weight - the
.nstera1 issued less veper cent for waste. ettac.
ri,iuet Ct duck. and ve1y many Of the first people
Of The ety are applicants for work. and vel! s,tla
fed with tie Iemuuerauon--abou: fvs dollar!
per week, Seven hundred shirts and three hun
drcd pairs OF pants are given out daily. Whet
made up, they nTe intended fot our colnrut
t cops IN Tr1ns, md for hands on the Govern
ment plantations.
From Cairo,
CA1Ro, July IAN Afr,vs1 IRON New Orla1n
br1rgs e6 tAtes Of cotton for Cairo rs bales cot
ton II q 40 hds sussr for ct; toa1s. An arri!a
from Memphis brings 100 bales Of cotton for st
Ions.
, 1865-07-07
Qrll1cdqo Grtbn11cs
FRIDAY, JULY Z, l6&.


A. will bo seen elsewhere, in accordance
with the findings and sentences Of the Militia
rs Commission. which President ohnson has
approved, David E. Harold, Lewis Payne,
Mis- Mary E E{surratt and George 4. Atzerodt
are to be hung to day By the military author
tiles. DR.. Mndd, Sam. Arnold and O'Lsugh-
lin are to be Imprisoned for LIE. spapgler l.
sentenced to sax years imprisonment At hArd
labor in The Penltenttary at Aoan5. The
full Official order, with findings and approval'
IL given elsewhere.
The halt cured North Carolina rebel ex-
Gov Vance has been released from the va
IApltol prIeon to return home subject to Inc
Prea:dent's order.
Fo1o's Theatre Is 10 be re7cpcned With the
Octorcon.
The rival routes for the Pacific ra1lroad
filed Yesterday their maps 1t Washington.
The last Of the condemned rebel murdesers
at yicksburg have had the death sentence
commpted by the President
Petitions a1o pouring into The War Depart
mint from distressed families 70, the release
Of married men In the service. It should be
EIantsd.
The last claw Of the rebellion In Missouri
Holtzclaw, has laid down hostility to tho
Government.
The National Lincoln Monument Associa.
ton At Springfield hevoin hand Sc .oN Of the
sum 1or the proposed monument
Gen. Banks Is out In ; public speech al
New Orleans for negro suBngc. Rebe
echo,-:Rge.
1t Ba1e5's Croas Roads. near Washington
some Of our troops got q litt}a too much o
the csoss, and almost mutinied. We. hop
that Waehington rumor has done them In
Justice.
We give our deferred dispatch, General
Howatd's Gettysburg or1tion, soldier
noble tribute to his mobile companions ID
arms.
Coli closed IN Now York yesterday at 1'SsSs
4 dispatch from the Indian frontier speAks
-of movements Of our troops in force asa1ns'
the 1edskin4.
A brutal wife murder is 1epoftea neaf nc
, 1865-07-07

tech The true Union men Of the State who
have formed themselves Into an zsg,ctatlon
against these renomous and hypocdtical
rebels. They ssy they ore unan!mou7ly
agreed to secure the electirs ftsn-
soon as 1t can be eakly done, and wish in the
meantime strong and loyal Government,
either military or Territorial. They ask Con-
greas to 1egasT Governor Peirpoint's admit
istfatIon as only proytsional; that 1t tnaugu.
rite measures to call q State Convention for
the amendment at the old. or formation Of =
new Cpnstttution-the Convention to Lo
chosen bY the loysa citizens; without dtstinc:
ton Of color-and that all be excluded there
from who have In any way aided the rebel
rcu.-Cor. Cuscinndf< Gazette:
, 1865-07-07
FROM MADISON.
VIaco0Aln State, Military and Gen ncral
NeWNs

iGspee4l Dispatch to The Chicago Trtbnna.l,
MADISON, Jnly6.
The 29th Wisconsin regiment, which aztlrcd
LIST nirht, were appropriately received this u. N.
BY the State authorities. Enthusiastic speeches
uf welcome were made BY Cor. Lcwts. bon. Ban.
F. Uopkinr. Gen. Prouan', Col. Gul, former Cdl-
onel Of the s9th, aud others. It il expected that
the regiments that have arrived here lately will
lie ,mmediatcly psi1 off. The 9Th regiment Will
p1ohah!y be paid OF to morrow.
st,to Agent SturEis has a1r1ve1 here with 1s5
men from St Louis hospitals aud 1e3 leave St.
Louis for Prairie d. Chen tp-day.-
This census shows ths population OF this county
to be 81 C94 galu Of 0e a1nce is62- Aoout ona-
third are Of foreign b.rsh, ind n1nety-etKht col
pred.
, 1865-07-07

FxI3nv. Iaham g. Harris, Of Tennessee,
h.s TUNED up In Mexico. from which asylum
be writes foolish letter to the Memphis
,BuH4tin. He Gays:
~ desire to return]to Tennessee I9efe u
but one obstacle In the way, and tnAt n I1e
shape Of proclamation By Gov. bro%nto~'
offering reward for my apprehension, o.,
but have plan for Its removal. aud TO SOME
extent find precedent for such course n
The example Of my friend VatlAnaigham, o.
Ohio; yet I will an1tously wait and watcn
over ihc border 1or better sue:esa than ne
met. ..
ssTrue, / am here, selfexrled for treason
against the Government Of the United
States; and were pa1doned BY it-.depEtvsd
by this most judicious enactment, Of the
right to vote in my nauve State, for an al-
de,man or ccnstabie. yet thanks TO their wis
<um, am eligible to the Office Of Governor
OF the State.
.tYou win therefore, Mr.. Editor, announce
me Is 4 candidate for reelection 10 ttat Of.
flee at the election to be held in Aucusta,
1SGG. For the expense nf said card inclose
you twenty dollars, good Confederate money.
If It is not current With yfu please PRESENT
It for redemption to the Bank Of Tennessee,
NJ / received 1t trom TINT institution in paT-
msnt Of check for my LAST quarters salary
- Governor Of the State. Should they re-
1eae to changett, you viii then ask tho State
Ifea4uret TO redeem 1t In 1eEl lender notes
OF CON, for Was compelled b. military or
" def 10 &eeept h ~ payment"
, 1865-07-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chic4go TEihune-]
sra1aartE1D, Joly Z. 1865.
stated meeting Of the board OF managers Of
the Natllna' Lnculn Monument Association was
held this Afternoon tn the Statn Hou.p, Gov
Oplesbg In the chair. The committee appointed
atthe paesious meeans 70 prepare the deed OF
the property on which the muhnueut is 10 bo
erected reported forta Of convesau.e which was
adopted. The Treasurer reported the sum OF
3ss,Ot' op hsEd exclusive Of Incidental expenses
thst bad been paid out by him. The eontTtbu-
tions to this monument On the Sd ind lib amount
I'd to clo.e on to Il C11.
Battery E Of ths III Illinois artillery let Nash.
vile cp the 1'h for thtir rendezvous st Chicago.
Tho 10Th Illinois tnlantfJ WIS mustered ont At
LQutgyt.ie on the 9Th and forwarded 10
Ch1cseo for paynebt Another robbery Was
committed on In. edly night In this city. The
7etlte1ee Of MI. William Marx VA. burg Rl1ttously
cut rvo, and ten co1ltr. ia Freenbacks, With
eane . tvtr & In, VAS stolen from the premises.
There are every day occurrence IN Springfield
poW aid seem to be fe5srdcd a. matters OF
courte. Not one Of tho thieves have Jet been az
fesico.
John P,errcn. who htd 4 preliminary e1amins-
ton yrsttrdty upou charge Of Arson. on the {
Ath Of July uebt, and Who Was committed in de.
tauit Of k3l1 bail. was brought before justices
Garland Hpf Ii Its this morning md femanded;
The court, who acted under the aavlce Of the Dts
t11ct Attorpev, htE:nc 1econsidcfed their deci-
tjth snd rcl1srd hs1l IN his c1se. This is uDqu:s
. UorAply step In the RI mt direction,
, 1865-07-07
VOL. XIX.

tbe heat, expecting TO get Z chance
r. acturc It. a. soou As the robbery
va Jifccrered. eYe1y one on botrd was searched,
but none Of the stolen nooey YVES found. Al
Cairo f17,D00 IVES found hid amaug the cotton
b.lca, md in the Meboat. Testertay the safe Hls
+. moved and 5000 Inerc found. .nd We under
ttsnd the whole amount was recovered.
The President has conuuted to fclprtsolment
fof avc 3esrB in the Missouri Peuitentta1y, the
s.ntepce oi Shuucl Cn1r. Jackson Wilder and
BlnDIster Washington. oi tho cd Coforrd United
States Volunteer, who were Condemned 10 BE-
hung for murder near E!cks1uIg.
, 1865-07-07
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Late Fatal ARRAY afMemphis-A
Eo1ofed man killa a white C1l1Zcn-
Particulars or ahe Affair."

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibuoe.1
CA1no. July g..
The Clty Of Altor from Memphis 5th has arriv-
ed. Nr. Je11cho clerk ei the Circuit Court, Men,
phls, has made sHcru satcM:nt Of the
circumt tat ccs Of the killing Of Scwmcyer. He
says that sfter the alteration with the ncR1o who
utt d atuslTe language and charged them With
tryitg to run over him and culoxed Eitl with
whctn be WAS walking. Mr. NeWmoyer sotang
Oh his wagon and was advancing
frcd, AID 4 ball entered mr.. NeHmeyes's
heart, csuffne c tafh IN vsry few minutes. This
negro nltd 10 run away, but Mz. Jericho and
apoher person caneht him. Amer he Was made
gro. but r1der the circumstanees, and hxy1ng
him prisoner, Nj. Jericho would Dot ALLOW this
10 be oote, hut placed tho body OF Se.meJer Ia
4 ac4rrs1se, md also the prisoner, and droTa In
ba.te to the uf3re Of the United States detec1ve
force, to f.eape 6efrR ovcrtskao md pethnps ali
murdered b1 The colo1ed soldiers, who putsued
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