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1T. L~ule Market.

Sts I~u1e MnfAet.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,l
ST. IoE1s, Tuesday Eveoln;, Jan. a.
ToRAcco-sales Of green and damp lugs h.1Aa7,7s.
ttctory lnEs 1t *sN@s.5o: plantation lnes IN 81
common shipping at $li2s; medium shipping ie.f at
F19.75.
GRAN-"heat lower Sales Of poor f,1l at 61Ha
$1; fair ut $t.7s9178; Prime fall at &lso DER bna
Corn, sales Of 19e sacks at $1es. Oats IN .hapve5
saes ofas sacks At &c bushel Rye. sales Of is
sacks At 1 per bushel. Barley nc.iye. safes
Of lair and good al s19l9o good to psi,ae in lots
at u. .00@2 o. choice At $2-c- per burhel.
PR0XIs1Q1a.-HQgs 11kka13c a n rrnaa
, 1865-01-25

Br. .BtEclow'.-Ala large proportion Of the bu-
man race suffer more or less from venereal dis
eoses or their concomitlnts. It Ia apparent from
this that 1t s TO tue vital interest Of those who
have been unfortunate enough to contract the ve.
nereal tuint, by impFudence or neredtariIy should
assured that sll that man can do ar;H BE- done for
ii.m. Nor IL this all. Those who woald visit
nm may do 60 in strict confidence that their feel
1ngs VII! be respected, their deIicacy unassailed
ard their good name untarni.hed. by the new,
expeditions mud unobtrusiEe method OF trratmont,
me panenL need not fear ciECumstantial exposure
and WIN MN me honor Of gentleman ii involved
N Keeping verbal eilence. md preventing the
fhenes ,h so4;aes 'e u who msy Walt him al
rooms in which eozen psaents nav be treate1 st
once without being aware Of no presence Of each
other. Those "hb wish the I~st treatment and
the most honorable dealing. shold, without faiI.
consult Dr.. Bigclow, ut Ills Office, IL. III Souti,
Clark street. On the corner Of Monr04 uber. he
may 1c found at all hours Of the day una evening,
Send for his Guide 10 Health. free Of charEe.
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, 1865-01-25

son; Sixth, T. Minard; Seventh, S. Z. Dow:
le5i Tenth, G. F. Foster: Eleventh. Nathan Al
!cn; Ihfrteeuth, E. Pfns.ine Fourteenth. Ernst
/, dT,rg,sing: Fifteenth, 7. I. Moftord; Sixteenth.
he uesf{nr m nd1nn4.,aa
, 1865-01-25
New YORK Markets.

o,,-,o,.-r,,,,.H NEE fnaE. Tu. sasy, Jan. 2l.
.FL0IRossate Ind Westcrn heavy and foc lover,
SgS ~ ior extn state: s10s&sla15 for eonn,on to
goOa sn1pplng bflnt. extra founl hooo Ohio.
= nsa'y st T. nd decoas Western, e. sca
GEA!S-- Nhe t tuilxnd 2a3: lover Sales Mi.wau.
s kee Euo =. g 70 soot Chicago Snrsn. ut N10; nm
per AehtuGky At 81 tn store and a1lplt Corn
h.nsy az dee,ln,ag mixed Western nominal II s1
GRocKR1Ks-Conee qutt ind 1rm 1T s8H 8Hai,.c FIR
Mo. tx* asc !of yaya. Sugar du!l 3Inscayado i5X
tE1RotEEH-t,nitt: 4dc fo!rrudc, ,Gsa6ss for refined
tIrs tor export ut SIC. WV "S 49,
NGoL-Gulet.
FE0yts10Sa-Pork decidedly lesrer anil more doing
'at -, so e. new mess. ioeV3 aud &, 10. casi
for prime. and IS @3s-so for PRIZE mts: alsS Sd
brls new mess foI February ind March, se!ies snI
buyers ptop. -. s0 IS IS. and III brs ri Anil RI
S.ss tos Fco.Sasy, q .f 'sa @. buyers option
Bacon sides dull At lgKc for Cnber aid cut: 19Hr f,r
long cut hams: for short r,fhfd. DIESEL
Hogs quiet Ut 1Gc for light; exr1 tyy W.tern
Lard dgtt and nd heayy 81 lSt@:akc. Euter slnil sni
Cheese Iu5l ut tJGS3kc. ~ ~ 's"s>
, 1865-01-25

Soon to be Issued.-Dr James OF s6 Ran
dolph street, will soon issne book on tho Vcne-
real. Dr. James entirely and efect14lly eradicates
eyphilts from the the system, leaving the blood
hcilthy and pure, with d ncutralizer, a positive
poiscn. SpeTmatorrhca treated and radically cured
with an !nfallib1e method, saving time and ex-
pense; lmpotency, caused By spermatorrhea. or
gate himself to cure, producing: full power md
xteot. when the organs are perfect In formation.
Ten separate rooms, and all consultations cout-
dental, InaSOI;a1f
, 1865-01-25
N A II It 1 II u.

II this city, jan. z2d By Rev. T. M IIunph.ey o..
LOU. N0AkLEf, or thtcsgo. - -
In This G,fy. Jan 2h at The Bishops Church. By thc
Ery; y. Il, Ceoner. 5. II. HALE, Esq. oi Memphis.
tEe Mlse shFH1f COPPER, daughter Of Tie othclat-
tsE eFCyman Of this rIly.
In NJth, r, on ThnF1day Jan. 19,h At the resi-.
tehce 2! ME- s. TT man. T. A. DAVIS OF Chica o,
etfds, $50 49,
, 1865-01-25
ClncInnati Market.

- EEuCIhHNE1 UHtKEHs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CiScIsxArz, Tuesday, JAM a.
Hoss-1here is nothing 9olpg In hogs. Receipts foot
up OILY 80 head Packers are not buying and the de.
nhnd Is confined exclusively to butchers, who arc
paying &lS 9t4.e2 p GENITAL. grcss.
Fao71a1oss- rs Is no inquiry for mess pork. and
no quotations which would be Of any use can be given
BULK m.ats are offered at lF3fSc for shoulder and
sices 1oe&e. but meet with atteuton Lard dull at
2ic for prime city.
j Wlnskr-very dpl1, With no sa1es.
FLorE-Dcclined to ssGG9s5 for su,errnc. and
$9co@y4z 10. extra.
GRAlS-%heat cannot he Sold at over 90 for prime
red Corn ceady at sl1o@112 for ear, and Sl1sa117
for aheiled. 1at$ drIl at s7A8c
, 1865-01-25

1kDrsTR1AL HoAE.-An adjourned meeting of
the Executive Committee Of the Industrial Home
was held yesterday afternoon in the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. Several le.
dies were present including Mrs. Cutler, and tho
following gentlemen: Jndcc OTIS. C. NJ. Hawley.
7. 3: Bryan: The first named gentleman reported
That he had 70. an available ding, for the pu7-
poee ot home, In 4 sulrable location The fnsnce
committee not ht.tn prepared to report the meet
ing adjourned tll Friday afternoon at O'Clock TO
assemhle then IN tue rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
, 1865-01-25

Dr* Elementis now permanently located at
IL South Clark street. where all who ore afIficted
With Cofns, RunfonH or any disease Of the
tcet, can have them successfully treated without
pain Or bleeding. Satisfaction given In all cases
jan2.-g3Jl-1t
, 1865-01-25

Go to the Best.-Go 70 Bryant l. Snurou's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address fcuciosinc stamps1
for circulars, BRrASr & S1RATroH, Chicago, nj,
, 1865-01-25
d I E d .

In FhrasclEh!., Pa. on the 12th iast, utter short
liofes. ALI FNASnFl:H. McLE"OTH, fged y years.
D. .oteer OF Azs ". Ehsnt and L. and b. Mel eroth
, 1865-01-25

NATIONAL LIE Insurance Co. OF VERMONT.
We learn that the National Life Insurance Com
pany, Of Vermont, has established general
agency in the West, with headquarters At Chicago.
Geo. c. Clarke, who has Just resigned his Profess
sor ship in the Chicago University, has been ap
pointed General Agent, and iis now at Ihome to
Smith & Ntxon't building.
The National ranks among the Oldest, sounaest
and most successful companies in the United
States, Ard We ore confident that It will do large
business. In Professor Clarke the Company has
secured an .gent who has gained high conlmenda-
ton III the educational world, aud We doubt not
isrgcly in the West
, 1865-01-25

McV1CkEK'S THEAIRE,
1HA Madison street, between State and Dea. born
McVickLk r MFaRs.., Managers.
Circle cents: secured seat. Is cents; TO be hsd At
ne prtnctPat hotels and at the box Office from 10 to
sho Iron to 5oc'ock. Seats secu1 one wee.
IL acvance Doors oren at o'clock; perform 4nce 10
commence q. ~ O'Clock.
MONDAY EVEN1SG, January sd, 1865,
RETURN of THE ERAhATIC COMPANY.
Envagem mt 0f the besn.Ifnl Cuban 81 lph
MILE MA kIE ZOE.
Nco VIII ag ten1 every evening till further notice. 10
bel famous fEntitton III -.
THk FRENCH SPY,
10 h!cE she VII introduce her original WILD ARAB
LANCE anu thrilling bKoADsWobD conBAT. She Will
Q. supported oY MT. T. u. LAT, ma thu fall Dra,
DY pJ the Company. iso5rll;
, 1865-01-25
au1u8&tl1EstR.
/ CADEMY On. ATTsTC

4 CADEMY OF' MUSIC.
"A Washington street, bes. CLARK sac Desrbo.n,
>, KRLLT & Icons NlNsTRELs.
NJ nday evening, January sd. Ind every evening
during tie weak. Thar &c ot Flosv ammo by tae Col.
Be.Loe,aEs. seco. wees OF Air. FIN. Nerens. Last
Tssh of ne Prisoners Aops The olq Slaves CABIN.
evening. Jan 2stn. BENEFIT HF r. =. DlSGEs5
Doors open at 70 commence At 3. Aumlsston IS
cents; children und.r 10 yeats acc Is cents r.
served sests sna Oeehe.tFy Cha,rs 50 cents; Boxes
= ia 3u7,.Inck n m =
, 1865-01-25

iEEsosA1--colonel J. A. Potter, recently re-
l,esed from his position as Depot Quarterns sstex
al chicago, and ordered to duty at Fort L.ayen.
mo.'h' 1ett last evening for that place. Colonel
Potter ls most cfcIcut officer. Dnrtn, ,ba 49,
scars he nae been on duty In Chicago, be hss
ganea an Thiversal respect, not by favorins lndi-
Nouo!s hui ~ re1d pttformance of his dutT to
MSy IL give the least possible trouble to those
WIG h:ve come ~ contact with him.
E1.eoScrnor iates, lion. 0. II. Hatch, late Sec
ISiary IS;: o: Statei Hon. Iohn Moore, and II, b. L
dhillips; Eco. OF Springfield; Col, Lynch ana
Trcpitut uolsc. ~ @4@
, 1865-01-25

VIOLATION or HEALTH Onp1xAScx-An ond,.
nance Of tie city requires that every abysIcsan
who in the courfe Of hie prac ice, diecovers c.se
of smallpox, shall under penalty Of heavy Tine
Immediately report the case to the health officer.
1t would seem that requirement 20 just and
proper would be promptly observed IS cyrYr
phyrician. But enca Is not The case, The heath
officer is now In possession of the namcs Of sey-
cral Parties who have been fur some weeks tteat-
neglected 10 make my feturn Of the fact. Several
have been summoned to appear fur trial On satur.
day next.
, 1865-01-25

T OST-On Tuesday, at . A. NJ,
IL Eons 'rtm Il Intis II Huron street, cr from
Hpton 10 Ea's. \ 1adJ'a cCen taced aold watch A
fMitab'e reward wtl be given. It return = Is lR8
Illinois street. Jas ,ifalt
, 1865-01-25

Rrsu MEDICAL CoILEaE.-The many friends OF
this institution will be graufed IT, learn that the
Commencement exercises will he held In Smith T.
Ni1ous Hall tile evening at i o'clock. The de-
gree Of Doctor Of Medicine will he conferred on
ever ore hundred OF tho class, the largest number
ever graduated at cne session il The Vest All
arc invited.
, 1865-01-25

F1EE A1ARx TEIEaEAru.-With the exception
OF the cables across the river, the wires for the
fire alarm and police telegraph have 1ccn placed
In position for usc. The signal stations viii this
week be commenced: Tue apparatus is exceed
inely eood-cspecially the Indicator clock The
contract tut the work expires on MAY Is, hut the
details will prob1b'y be completed by the middle
OF Anil. s@.S
, 1865-01-25

Lecture, viii. is iaf,hful dagucrreotype OF the
various ciaescs OF rebel prisoners, bein: mostly
hea. a. Of
md which wall he introduced with music By the
eth V. II. e. land Friday evening 4 concert by
cert nt frcm 10 O'Clock, and Saturday evening
closing with concert oi entirely new SELECTIONS.
HluAlcul.
Herr Earl Forncs, the dasso prQfsado, lste OF
tho Grover German opera troupe, has waited upon
us In reference to his tndispoBt1on during the late
season, and has talked to as with all the dignity
OF Marcel, the severity Of Caspar, anil the GOOD
hu1nor Of Lepof.llo, over the trials and tf1bpla-
tiopB oI nr,ists in genera and himself in parcu-
lar. With thedocumen;asy evidence Of contracts.
receipts, kilograms, and the certificate Of has
phy.ic,un, Dr.: 6achsc, the latter showing that be
has been troubled With irritation Of the throat for
that Mf. Formce bus been more sfuuod acnfnst
than einntEg. Forme*, according to his showing,
Wns that he should sing hut three tines weel
According TO bis statement, be coald nerer in
tducc Grover to make positive contg1ct and
.queuly he received urgent telesrams from Gin
cipDah to come and join the troupe, Grover nrrre.
ing to make regular contract He came on but
fused 10 ccse contract aad Insisted upon hs, b.
singing more than th:cc times a week. which
Fotmes declined 70 az uEGing both the condition
stood arrangement, he waa to sing but thrce
times.
This is Mr. Formes' statement Of hts case. It
was sad mistake on his rart, however, that he
did not 70 inform the public before and not feaye
them to Infer all sorts OF explanations for the con-
s,ant managerial announcements Of lndltposl-
he opld at once have enlisted the Bympathies oi
opcragocra and the public. Formes has now Leaf
Mr.: Grover entirely and engaged himself to Grau
and will arpcar at the opening OF the opera house
in the EEr1ng, when be promises 10 give us q
touch OF Fosnief at his best.
Ernst Itefabenn. young Ind well known In the
eual promise and who left here few years since
lot Europe, has eFadua'ed from the Censersasery
at Leipslc, carrying 2a gu, nc mshesf honoFs' lie
4 paragraph is going the rounds Of the press
thnt Gottschalk since hi. last concerts here has
met sad loe+ OF n0tes. It Ia tumorcd that twenty
thousand Of them have flown With his agent, N.
Levi. Kpowi. what We do OF Levi, we are not |
prepared to believe the story. -.
, 1865-01-25

w ANIED> Agen1s-Efticlent
aEegts IN every coCnl5 In the North aess 10 In
tloc5se M f9loEinE popular works H- tori OF Tho
ss hon i,.n. ]; r Headly. and ether new aa1 pop1.sr
Etsas ha. iness perm tnt commission l3iefa..
or !cHs c.ll OF OF audftAs D. r G[EHS 1.St -outh
Clark at Ch1cago, Ill., P. o. Box 3Ds{ tai eatShr
, 1865-01-25

uIjEet to ccnsutc wflIout having gireu an oppof-
E. Il. storTs wascsiled on, bar did not under
stand the merits 4 The case sufficiently to talk
Ghout It.; hut he would wish to support Judge
nosh.sg but H. fufsst Eind 81 iair play to give
Mr.. Cook Glance for explanation. Why, two
~s'me. ior Il: Walsh snine Viii 8itont a nowae ~ae
what they ysted for. Agsin they should not SPEAK
for the Chiesgo public while not one half Of them
1cseniati.es censured. II needed, serve a,notice
TN them TO appear md answer for rlcmselves IN
lrblic: If they could not do that satisfactorily,
then tpu5u them, And it was not well to inausu
the motives even Of llc railway men.
A,G. Throcp could cxoner.tc Mr.. Cook from
hcTlne voted tor The Wabash swindte; it never
wEe presented TO the House, for he was prcscn. al
the Iimc, and It certainly WIS not brought mp in
Ills hearing: lie knew well the dificrlties under
Which members labored; in being bottontoled By
men Wi.o never gave them any rest unless they
outElde Of those influences, and II We did not de-
feat that ELL the n1quies Of the fathers wou'd be
visited On the children to the third and fourth
generation. Chicago wRs growing; twenty yeara
ago he rented house in the snburbs-pn the
corner Of Madison and Clark streets. Now where
vas ~ Why. twenty 9eafs hence we may haye to
York. We couid not LOOK ahead Tor % fntnie cener
ations and We have right to legisate for them,
1t 1t future gene1ations take care Of themselves.
reached unless tho time were extended. Then
gie the right to other companies; there sss ths
EVANSTON company wanted TO come in. He was in
to companies. Buth did not see that the com-
could not get scdt-
scnger in car. And II the hor1c cars were a
go"d thing for twenty years, why not for 6fty!
Could not tax be levied commensurate with the
The resolutions were then read seriatim md
gasssed. r. there hsfng. however quite number .
, 1865-01-25

So1TH BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Superior and
Dearborn streets. There vail be eervice this
evening, at u o'clock, also, Friday evening st y
o'clocls when Rev. Mr. Goodapccd, of Rochester,
NY, Will oe present. Ladies' Soc,able will meet
on Thursday evening, at the residence of Mrs, r
G. Huntington. 167 Ontariu street. All are cor
dlally Invited to be present
, 1865-01-25

Errrsos's LEc7rnEs.-2a1ph Waldo Emerson
will give his new course Of lectures On American
life, discussing Education" .'Social Aims"
''Hcsourccs." Table Talk," Books and
"Churactvr." In Unity Church (Rer. Robert COL
yers) commencing January c5- These lectures
have been given In Boston with crest success, and
must Constitute the great feature Of the winter in
our litrraft world.
, 1865-01-25
RRal QEBtatk-==Gltr.

t'OR SALE-House and lot No.
- 80 Huron street pleasantly situated House
neafly new. eontsir1t e seven rooms. besides bath
1oom EltM Its. &c, with all Mod:rn improvements,
piice s3Ga. caan. Apply 10 H. BROCK NAN. - Lake
, 1865-01-25

YV IR5tHtb II 20 Ftf
Rgn5n2 ey9 r !o i1srsdccs ths ae7 snz
uaehln4 1n the corntxy wtlcn i licensed 5f GFsy.r
sEes{ m'eele5 Hlsac. Howe. Singer & Co. nra
scns allowed. al Other msehtnss SOW io:d ;ap ,es.
nSe e, MstJ dol'a,s ssfh are .nrs,ase7e.t. .E h:
sadTsss SHAW C1AE9, Biddeford Ma.ae
, 1865-01-25
TD RE1lt.

ITO RENT-Fnrnished lodgings,
Il Ut IS south Wat'r street. ne.r the corner Of
Wabash 9grnns. lsrre, eastnt rooms, vita cusets,
nen oniy. jaatgltije
, 1865-01-25

n CHICAGO REGlHENT.-licut Col. L. Schaf,rr
18Th Hcfcrsc Corps, tl recently on duty ut Camp
Douglas, l:- been authorized to proceed to the re-
cru1sihc os q regiment in Chicago under the j.st
cal. lie proposes to raisc ono con,psny from each
often wards, practicable, the same to be otcr,d
by gentlemen Of that ward. The idea Is aco.d
ORG, t1d We douht not will be succ. sslnl Colonel
schatlneF 10 one Of the hest officers that ever en-.
tered Tie service; he Eai..d one of tic lrst il not
Tue " r. f7kt c0rap7nt ~ for the WIZ, entered ns
Adjutsnt and was proc10tcd for neritorfous con.
duct. PlrIcs wishing to communicate with him
relative 10 the Fec1ulttn: uf ccnpanles may call
on n1m uclwccn the hours of ten anl two ut No.
:. South Clark stIest-loomis' lat stoze.
, 1865-01-13

Aspects Of Life Under Sherllan,s Oc-
cupat1on.

Richmond WAiq Of the 10th, has the follow
ing items from Savannah:
The Augusta Chronicle and Sen.in.2 Of the
9Th, publish number Of news items derived
from gentleman who left Savannah on the
LIST. The most perfect order is main ntained In
the city: No soldiers are allowed to inter
5rre with the citizens In any respect. 4 citi-
zen was arrested by drunken soldier q faw
days since. The citizen knocked the soldier
down. The officer Of the guard, Us soon as
he arrived said nothing to the citizen, but had
the soldier taken to the barracks, gagged and
eoundly whipped for his tnisbehavior. A
disturbance, and who refused to allow him
self to be arrested, Was shot at once by the
guard.
One or two Of the Insurance Companies Of
Savannah are considering tie project Of es-
tablishing National Bank for the issue of
Ercenbacks. The Custom House and Post
Office arc bling cleaned and repaired prepare
The soldiers arc not allowed, under any cir.
cumstances, to enter priyote residences. The
negroes, in most cases, are orderly and quiet,
remaining with their masters and performing;
their customary duties.
One store with goods from the North has
already been opened. Nothing but green
backs are in circulation. The churches on
Sunday are we'll filled with ladies. On week
days, however, but few of them art seen upon
the streets. 4 majority of the male popula-
tion have remained in the city, The families
of most OF the men who have left still remain.
4 majority OF the citizens have provisions for
scmc time, INT there Is a scarcity Of wood.
Gen. Sherman has announced that he would
soon remedy This last difficulty by getting
wood by tho Gulf railroad and hauling it to
tic city.
No pass is allowed to any male person to 90
towards the city. AL Ialcs that arc caught
ID. 1i,o00 loaycs oi good bakers bread, which
Lad been collected for the soldiers OF Sher-
mans army, but for which tho authorized
agents did not call, were on this day turned
over to the Poor Association OF Savannah, BY
the Committee acting in behalf Of the soldiers
dinner, and were distributed TO tEe poor Of
the city. It was truly Il grand and prosiden-
,ial gift, for the city is entirely out Of bread
st111s Of every Kind, and for days past have
been unable 10 issue pound of meal Or nour
10 tho hundreds who were In need.
, 1865-01-13

The CHARACTERIZATION Trlumph-pro-
posed Further Ameudments-LerIn.
1aIIve mud Convention Matters,


,>osf,n. ;,,.n'.:d 1"atsaas, JAIL L.
q p.1ice. !uuAAataon occurred NJ the capital
immediate emancipation ordinance. The
Governor made speech of Communication n
tbe members OF The Lce.siature' Tha attor' ~
nrv General also made snaerh so+,.r. 49,
t,,,r fr.w.orEs e1n1odea IA S, -, noasa "ete
sunE, ns ''s., ~ Se,'ata auu seue1Ai cxcite-
mcnl eusuto. 1ug oeAa!e passed res 'lution
to adjourn 10 st. Louis, to be near the Con-
vcDtion.
Tie Rtpub,icdn this morning acquicsccs in
the action Of the Convention, and says there
is 10 doubt Of tho supreme power Of that
body to alter tbs organic law Of the State in
Gny manner it pleases-
There is considerable fluttering here, causea
by the reported appointment OF new SET Of
~
Thc weather has turned wa-m again. Ar
, 1865-01-13

CA1Ro, Thursday, Jan. 12.-The fol}ov;ro
further particulars Of Gricrson'e recent raid
are from reliable source: They brought in
200 prisoners INCLUDING TWO Colonels and u
large number of other officers 500 ablc.bod-
led neElocs and 800 horses. Mauy among the
pr1soncrs were officers, including Brig. Gen.
Gholson. A fortified place called Eggy Point,
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, was carried
Dy assault, and the garrison Of 900 rebels cap
tured, whilst Gen. Gardncr was In sight with
:, 600 infantry, which Grierson held ut bay,
while Col. Marger charged on horseback, and
fired over the top till the garrison surrendered.
The whole country was In arms by this
lime, and forces even brought from Macon,
Georgia.
/; Aamle.ed by prisoners and opposed BY
greatly superior fUrces, Griereon could not 20
70 Caa,as'a and release our prisoners, as d.
1ccted by Gen: Dana, but struck for Grenada,
ana tnsn tor Nacksburg. Forty miles OF the
n. q " i. X. was 90 badly damaged tlat
Hoods amy cannot repair it in months.
New pontoons, new wngons, and larre uuor,.
tities Of ammunition and supplies, { en rou1e
sides the faeto1iea, la.ge amount Of cloth.
wool, leather and shoes was dcstroyod ai
Bankstou. Also, the railroad and nnhl;c
property were burned at Gsenado. and 3o0
Tugous, 500 new English carbines for For
resi-, and large quantities OF ammunition
were destroyed at Grenada. Gricrsou's loas
Is Is killed and 80 wounded
, 1865-01-13

Constitution in TINT State, to-wit: apprenti:
cling to themselves the younger portion .oi
their former slaves upon terms which were
equivalent to se1ni-s!ayery, and which was
only prevented by the interference Of the mil
1tary authorities.
+ After 1enthy and spirited discussion, the
amendments were rejected, not because the
sentiments of the amendments were objec-
tionable 10 . majority Of the Convention,
but because they did not wish to cucumber
the ordinance with issues which would lead to
long debates and defer its passage. The sub
stance Of these amendments viii most un-
doubtedly be Incorporated in the Constitution
and embodied in the bill Of rights.
The passage Of the Emancipation ordinance
was followed BY the most enthusiastic cheer
Ing on the part Of q large crowd Of citizens in
tho Convcnli D, Which the President and Ser
gtant-at arms could not suppress; afler
which. Rev. DR.. Elliot offered a prayer Of
Thanksgiving, and several patriotic songs
were sung BY the Hutchinson family. Meas
ures are being taken Tor suitable celebration
Of the event, including gfand illumination.