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For Sale.

snOn LBS. FRESH GROUND, NO. l
OuUU Hulled BuclCwheat Flour. 100 bblA
fresh ground Rye flour. White Wheat Fam.
NY Flour, In bblG. aud Sack& All kinds Of
MIL FeSd QUleB for the above articles len
With N. Bailey, at me Union Ticket Once.
filled. ]. b DETWILER q co.
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Some time ago we issued from the book
and fob printing rooms Of the IETRLLI-
oEScRR establishment the report Of Adj
jutant General PsirpoInt, a work Of
great labor and great merit, the fullest
record perhaps possessed by any State
IN the Union. II comprires T40 pages
and contains, II we mistake not, the
name Of. every soldier who entered the
service from West Virginia. We read
Yesterday letter from the Adjutant
General Of tho State Of Maine acknowl-
edglng the receipt Of copy Of this
work. He pays the following compli-
ment 70 Il:
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Tin. CODDpp and Sheet Iron Ware

HAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
for the manufacture al the above nTtl-
Giles. am prepared Ia MI nil orders promptly,
aud W. cheap, or cheaper than cnn lc hhl NJ
nny other hOlIsr In the city. Keep tbs --latest
PATTERNS Of ETOVES, bOth Wool and Coal,
and Will warrant every Stove: nm rtcpat'
aud Tin and will give such jobs my personal
attention. SpOuiing md Gnticriug Of all
kinds always on hand. Copper and linrT
Kettles, and Fruit Cans Of the lSSt Kind alsO
very cheap. Merchants and others NNtlhH
iLG cliy Will do well to give me Cnll.
~ II, r. CALDWELL
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Brlg.-Gen'l PIerpoInt,
A. g., w. Virginia.


RIVER NRws.-The river was still
rising yesterday, with nineteen feet in
the channel. ID.
The regular packets made their usual
trips; the Eagle LEFT for Parkersburgi
the Fnaadc' passed up; the Nsl0 State
leit for Cincinnati; and the tow boat
Erie No. 3 passed down with fleet Of
coal boats.
Quite n number of coal barges passed
down.
During the day tho ice from the Allie
gheny river went by. II was tolerably
heavy, but owing 10 the high stage OF
water no damage was effected.
The Express Is the Parkersburg pack
ct for to-day.
The Ediiburg Is the regular Cincln-
nntI packet for 8 o'clock this p. NJ.
Captain Thompson is In command. He
and his boat, with her crew, are all well
and favorably known to shippers and
travellers. No better craft than the
Edinbur0 ever leaves our landing.
Business on the wharf was right
brisk Yesterday.
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A MAJ BADLY FEoZES.-During one
of tho cold nights recently IL man named
Smith, employed in Mr.. Carter's distil-
lery, about five miles from the city,
while under the influence liquor, re-
manned out of doors unprotected, and
had his feet and one OF his hands badly
frozen, The man was pIoccd in the
county poor house and is under the
charge Of DIR. Russell, but It Is thought
that great difficulty will bc experienced
In saving his limbs, even II his life is
not lost. A fearful warning.
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Sale of Zine Horses, Buggies, 90.
Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
his fam, one mile West OF Bridgeport and
one mile North ofthe National Road, con.
tanning 0lk Acres, In fine condition for Guilt
VRtion on which lSR dwelllng house yStaLleand
Hnnhry, md about 20 acres well adapted for
gfnpe culture. For further par tleularS call on
John Patterson, IN Bridgeport, Ohio, or 10 the
subscriber, near Martins Ferry, Belmont To-,
Ohio JOHN MARROW.
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"PRo BONO PUBLICo."
Private Diseases
CURED IN TIL SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIN
ny
DR.. YOUNG.

QAte OF PHILADELPHIA
JITHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER.
PI77HBG RG' PA.
DR.. Y. PROPOSES to cure Gonorrhun and elect
In nom one TO three days without intcrier-
Gnce with diet or hindmnce 10 business Phi.
mary syphilis In from one to i've days Eco
Ondnry In nom one TO threo weeks. Mcclure
nal and Seminal Emissions stopped In rom
1--WE TO tell days Skin diseases and all other
diseases OF hprlvnto nature, treated with un.
PARALLEL EucCCESL
: EryxiTClns, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, ScTofllR
and all Impurities OF the Hood, mud diseases
If tho Kidney and Liver speedily CuFTd by
DR.. NOung's Celebrated Extinct OF FlrewCtd,
preparation 10 bO procured nom no other
source,
AN EiMENAGOGUE FOR LADIES. =,
A compound prepared and sold only by N
Young, warranted to remove all distractions
IL the healthy menstrual flood, impNTtIng
new tone aud activity To the system: pFlCO N
per bottle, Obstinate cRSOS Of long standing
mny require No =, which isfOur degrees EtrOn.
or thnn No. !; price s. per bottle.
hB-MArTiCd Indies should not uso the above
compound for reasons made known with each
package,
Scr SafN, certain and healthy nrcvCntA.
tive to conception furnished on application.
Persons at u distance, by stating thOirSmp-
toms, ngC and occupation, can receive medls
cine by express, securely packed nom OhScr.
Address Dr. YOUNG, No. ia ThIrl Strrct
pittshuW, Pa OtilCr, PhilO Hall, second floor
entrance on ThiNl, near Market, OlllCc hours
\ n. ~, To II III. hnh y, m. 10 Z r. N, ON
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EYNrPTOMSt Is
TIME SYMPTOMS OF oATARaH As
they generally appear are a. nfst very
Ellght. Persons Ind they have q cold, that
they hlve frequent attaekp, and nre more
sensitive 70 the changes OF temp nature: In
this condition, the NOE may DO dry, or n hlight
discharge, thin aud Qerid, Afterwards teecoIp-
Ing thick and edhesiye. As the dlseh Z e.
CONES rhtonie, TIN Z chATgeanre Increased IN
quantity and cham a In quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are h1wked or conRhR
on, The secFoti0nsa offensive, causing bad
breath; the voicais thick and nasal, tho eyes
are weak; the hepso OF the smell i9 leSSened or
destroyed; deafie8 frequently takes place.
Another commoiian1 important SYMPTOM OF
CRlnFTh q that the person Is Obliged 10 clear
hhi8 throat In the morning Of thick or Glimy
niucua, which has fallen down nom the head
during the night. When this takes place the
perSon may be sure that his disease q on is
way TO the lungs and should lose no time In
t Tho Rtovo arc but sSw ofthe many CataTh
Symptoms -
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BRIvRr LIEUTENANT COLONEL f. w.
srEPHENs.-we inadvertently neglect
cd yesterday morning to mako mon
ton OF tho fact that the War Depart
mcnt had conferred the appointment of
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel on Major L.
W. stephens, Jr., an old resident of this
city, formerly OF the lst West Virginia
Infantry. Colonel Stephens entered the
service in May, 1861, as Captain of tho
"Iron Guards" company in tho three
months LIST West Virginia Infantry.
When the lst West Virginia was reor-
raniZed for the three years service,
Colonel Stephens re.entered the rcgi-
ment as Captain Of company b. In
the fall Of 'G2 he was promoted to the
Majority of the regiment, in which ca
nRcity he served until the expiration OF
iiIs term, in November, 1854. lie was
frequently In command of his regi-
mei,t, and at one time he was Acting
Assistant Inspector General OF the De-
pnrtment Of West Virginia. He made
i, good, efficient officer, and was well
and widely known.
Colonel Stephens is now engaged IN
business nj New Castle, Pennsylvania.
He Inns many warm friends In the city
and elsewhere who will be highly
pleased to hear Of this mcrited bestowal
OF worthy honOrs.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London. Graduate nom one OF the most emil
nent Colleges in the United StAteR and ire
greater part OF whose life has been Epent IA
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures TINT were ever known:
mnny troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed q sudden sounds, hnshfnlna2 with
frequent hluHhinR, attended sometimes with
denngement OF mind, were cured immedIi
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1851. 81

--@'t
~ $1,000, OOO.e@1
n IsTRIBUTION IS MADE IN THE FOL-
DLOWING MANNER:
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
It's VALUE, ure placed in SEALED ENVEl-
,OPES, which are well mixed. One OF these
envelopes, containing tho Certificate or order
for SOME article, will DO delivered nj our Office
or sent by mall to any address, without no
gard to choice, on receipt OF % cents.
on resolving the certificate the purchaser
will see what article u draws, and It's value,
and can then send ONE DOLLAR and re-
CelVe the article named. ar can choose ANY
oTHEn one article on our list, OF the same
a. ~ iPurahal5rl of our senlel Envelopes,
Inny, in this manner, obtain an article worth
from one 70 1--WE hundred dollars,
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until it's known
what II drawn and tsvnluo. Entire Hatsthc-
ton guaranteed in all cases.
TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would cnll attention TO tho fnCt Of IT, being
the original AMI largest GIT Association in
the country. We are therefore enabled 70
send finer goods, end give better chances TO
ObtAln the moro valuable PRIZES, than any
other establishment NJ the kind Tho bust.
ness continues TO be conducted 10 n fair and
honorable manner, and lnrge and greatly
pTecIute this method OF obtaining rich and
elegant goods, .,.-..,
Turing the INST year this Association has
sent very largo number Of valuable prizes
TO all parts OF the country. Those who pat
rnnIEe IIs will receive tho full value OF their
money, rs no article on our list IL worth lesS
than one dollar, retail, and there arc no
blanks.
PARTIES dealing with US may depend on
having prompt return and hoartltl 10 drawn
will be Immediately sint 70 any hddIefN by
return mail or express.
The following parties have recently lnwn
valuable prizes from the Eurekn Association,
and have kindly allowed the use OF their
names; many other naIneS might be publish
ed were we permitted:
Dr,J, II. MIrSh, liB CheStnut-st., Phlln., Piano
value 500; col. 3. NJ. Robertson ~. Charles
Hotel, n. o., La, on Painting, Mlue Sl0G Mis-.
Lucy Adams, Detroit, Mich., Gold Watch
value $50; Patrick BuTk, l2l Chapel'St., New
Haven, Ct, MClodeOn, vnlue SIN; JesSc X.
Williams, Springfield, Mas, Gold Watch,
value $50: Mr. Nj. n. Roberts, Revere House,
Boston, Mas, Plano, value $500 lon. Nelson
], White, Washington, d. G., Un Painting,
value SlOt Luther Brown, y PlelHlnt-St.,
Fall River, Mass, Geld Watch, value $50;
MrS. ]. Phillips, Worcester, Mass, Melodeon,
value EOO; j. +. Brown, WGStileld, Mas, Gold
Witch, value Sis: Mis- T.. Davis, Nntlck,
Mass, two prizes, MelOdeon, value SIS, Gus
ter Diamond Ring, value 500
Letters from various parties throughout the
country, acknowledging the receipt OF very
valuable gifts, may be seen ON file At our
office.
M 20 CnlI for C)na dollar Each.
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NLhHh1NlD WEAkNtcHJ
Immediately cured and nun ViRoF Reat0rad.
II; THIS distressing anection-Whlch rendem
paid by the victims OF Improper indul TsnseS.
Young persons are too OPT 10 commit excoSSeG
nom not being aware ofthe dreadful oonHe.
quonee9 that may engue. Now, who That nm.
doIStnnhG the subject win pretend % deny
that the power Of pfocFaatfon q I0St no1nef
by those falling into improper hahltG fhSn
~ the PRUDENT Besides being deprived Of
serious and destructive gymptorig IA MIR
body and mind arise, Tho Eyslem becomes
Wealtened, LOS Of PTocreative Power. ESFv.
Gus lrHtabiiity, Dyspepsia, Palpltation Of The
Heart lndlgeStoni Constitutional Debility
hWastnK OF the Ffnme, Cough, Consuuif.
ton, Decay and Death.
ONCE, No. 2 South Frederick Street,
Len hand Slde going nom Baltimore Eireet,
few doorS nom the corner. Fail mot % 81.
serve the name and number.
Letters must he paid and contain stamp
The Doctors Diploma hangs IN Ills ONCE,
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS,
No MeSfifSI m. N1plSad,,, T,,,a,e
, 1865-01-10
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1865

hand after exchanges had exhausted the othe
party"
Important Decision.
The Supreme Court pronounced opinion to
day in the case Of Stone against the United
States, affirming to the latter title to the
southern part Of Fort Leavenworth re5erva'
tion.
Confirmed,
The Senate, in executive session, confirmed
the nomination Of Alex. 8. johnson, OF New
York, Us Commissioner for the settlement oi
the claims Of the Hudson Bay Puget Sound
Agricultural Company, vice Daniel 8. Dickin-
son, declined:
Schr1dt Dues,
The President has sent a message to Con
gress, asking IN appropriation fur the portion
Of the money to be paid by the United States,
under the treaty with Belgium, for the capi-
ta1ization of the Seheldt dues.
The 10-4O Loan.
Subscriptions to the 10-40 loan for the 9th
and 7th amounted to sc, OF, 500, md to the
7.3o loan TO M,5oO eco.
Appropriation Bill
The items in the Legislative, Judicial Gna
Executive, appropriation hill reported to-day
arc heaTier Ihsn heretofore Appropriations
for the government printing bureau amount
to nearly 81 500 ,CD; paper alone being
S629, LOCO; total. amount for Amer
lean agricultural department, including pur-
chasing and delivering seed for experimental
gardening, $l80, 600.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.-The steaEscr knick-
crbocker, from New YORK, was lost on Cnesa-
peake Bay, Friday last. It is supposed hes
crew pelished.
, 1865-01-10
the rcfo2ut,ca which b. said wou!d ctnancipatf
Il ON rj.00O to 5000 roG7cn and children

1 The rcso,u+t,.s which +: said would cmancipatt
| nom TJ,GoO 10 tc0,N EoE1cn And chAdien.
| The amendms sat Of Mr.. DAVIS was then voted
| Mr. POWELL carrcd m amendment that qWners
OF The eIaves cmenctpsted under the provisions o'
TIE RESOLUTION, zlsnlAu l. be eenpfnsa'so' f
le reviewed thc crusc:of the Tax and the policy
of the Admins etratioD, stter which ne qnesaSa S
was taken On the adoptoEo o. aaS odsasi ~
Joys: Yeas, I; nays, 30. The anenament was
11r. SALISBURY offered .sn amendnent e1; e17;
owners Of slaves who have not attempted to zeeede
from the Union. The Senate re:saed to adopt III.
III. WADE following M.. Johnem, and said his
opinion Of the President had no H9fe we,gnt On
the subject than my ether msn's. He said the.e
was nothing to fear Of foreign inteth9enGe OF my
rcntion that nominated Mr.. Lincoln 1aid down
NJ Lincoln consented to it Would af inse1n sen,
consent to the return Of the Southern States hcn
eyeI they lsid down their arms. II the sozthern
vassals Of the European powers, he (Wade) would
pake hc M DO that very thing to submit M to ths @ ~
ri.ht, under the laws Of war, TO abolish slavery
When the South lay down their arms and sue fcE
PEACE, they must DO so with clean hands. There
ssa be 90 pcacc while slavery exists: There can
We. hare paid too dearly already
to permit slavery to exist md this WIS the senti
psnt Of the Baltimore platform. There must bo
nd peace while thers Ia elavery on American soil.
and he did not fear Great Britain F1ance.
The proclamation 'To whom 1t may concern"
Nas the only doctrine on which Mr. Lincoln ought
to have been elected. II tho President backed ont
Of this now: he would be the most infamous man
ever pEt INTO office By false promises. lie (Wale}
condition On which the President could consent
the peacr.
Nj. cARLtLE spoke agalnst tho resolution. and
denied the right Of the Government to conacript
the right Ut the Gover:naxnt to nut slaves In the
army ia any capacity. He believed slayery to be
civil and political blessing and thought the ne-
gro was made to be alaye to the white NM
The Joint resolution was then passed, yeas 81,
neFs IL 70 sen,to then vent min
md soon after adjourned
49,, HOUSE.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of tho
Scnate's proposed amendment to the cons stItution
Nj: YEAMAN gave M reasons ;; why hc should yoto
for the resolution.
Mr. MERRILL. Of Vermont spoke In favor Of
the resolution. expressing his surprise that gen.
tlemen should refuse even to give the people the
opportunity to SAY whether the great wrong Of
elavefy should be abolished.
Mr. ODE1L favored the resolution. The time
had como when the Democratic party should cpt
lose from slavery and turn their backs on the dark
as S5Gat ehY
ed the resolution.
During The debate the House took up and con-
CURED IN the Senate amendment to the pension
1oa. ELIJAH WARD introduced a bill. derect.
ing the Secretary OF the Treasury to refund The
tax collected on spirits PRIOR to March 7th 1861
Referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
, 1865-01-10

lspccfal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
INDIANAPOLIS Monday, Jan. ..
Both Houses Of Legislature met III Joint
convention ut two O'Clock this n. m. President
Dnnninr ra1lcd thn oecc,nh1r tn orasr. a,5
.rnornecd .he oh;oo, ' - ~ ssus:,.;a:' o, 'D -
ceftlhco statement OF the vote OF each county
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor were
then rad hv Mr.. NIxnn C1ert; or tba '1rorsa
and fo,t;r,e have hoo, md. ~. n,ss;nr.
NV '9o1se .A'e 0'e' 1A"ue 'f' o"oillls
announced Inc number Of votes given for
each candidate, and declared OLIVER P, Mon
TON 1u1y elected Governor. and Conrad R,ker
r,o+,to.a,,4 f.a,-ox.o. .r+h. ot... - T.,:.
~. u'clau' uo'etnof u LIE oea1e u inoiana
1of INC next 1onf years.
Tn motion Of Mr. Busktrk, Joint commit
tee. composed Of two Senators and ,htec Rcp-
rcsentatiyes. were anno,nted tn notify tho
res-~..s 11 -"
1o'etholtano LII ao'erno1 OF tnelF eiect'on.
ffcsfoenlOun appointed senators burson
and Williams, and Representatives BuBkirk,
NeHcomb and Eileroyc. such committee. In
a f4u- 1n;nntes the comnft+ea -etrrned nil,
~ .yo,+a,, 49, r,a-t r...N ~. ..sA
oo'' ttou aao i.'eoI' oose'nor oaaer,
VINO were duly sworn INTO Office by Judge
Gregory, Of the Supreme Court. Cor. Morton
then asceuded to the Speakers desk and de-
liycred q short inau-u:aI.. After expressfne
lis eratitude fi,r the conf|lence Of fhe nao,3ss
as Manifested in Inc State ciection ha. seid
circumstances had ccnycrtcd he executive
position tom one of compa:atiye case md
fcisrre to one of cTcat labor and resnons1bili.
ty. he a1ludcd 70 the ciyii war now devaa.
toiinr thc countrv. the crime of which resfa
not ,Eith fhfs rovs1nTnent IF onrs h,1t n4t,cSas
ftself wholly to fI,e mai a,nh;tfon nnd
criminal fones of Sonthern no1it;r;ans and
leaders aniinatei hv tiIc crit snir;t ~ siar%
~ and insane nridc an;7 sa1c.confidnncn ~ ~ ~,
inso1ent ar;stocracC OnTSiatch has stood ~ fast 81
, 1865-01-10
News from all Parts of
the South.
Loss Of the Steamer KniCkerbocker
and Her Crew in CheSa-
peake Bay.
MATTERS SINW3SHINGT0N--PRO-
CEEDINCS OF CONGRESS.
TIE CLINTON BRIDGE EXCUR-
SION AND BANQUET,
II. III. FLINT, THE WORLD
"DRU1D," RELEASED.
EEeGy1 CAIRO AND BELOW.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.}.
CA1no, Jan. Q, 1855,
The steamer Magenta, Capt, SEitxcr. md
Clerks condtff and sh1elds. With New Orleans
dates afternoon 80, has Just arrived. bs the
arrival Of the c. s. Steamer Virginio at New
Orleans. I learn the following: On the night
~ Doc oe Actinr Ens,on n i R,rna ~ r..
~ eta.,ao. 17e,.,n;a T., o,,.-.a aean. att1.s
:. saeaane4 'usaaA' ~ ennse VI oae ~ ttIe
Brown, U. S. n, succeeded in cutting out
f.cm Galveston. Texas. The schooner Belle of
49,. ofv y 1ooaoa --;+1, ION h,,o, ,t
Naosfu, u -. y 4oa"eo VII -" ua'es coI-
Ion. 1ne scaooneT, ~ snc tnne o. capture:
Nas THnln nFe nun9feo sasos o. Inc rebel
Easd shp hnl. ana e1GsS n hns9se sS p5o
teete1 y haole. batteries. cue atso
passed, On net way out 81 Iac cnannel
under the guns OF the rebel iorts. but the
das1ng OF 1he unaerlaklnE tasfd da suspicion
ct there beng anyth1ns wrong; Ensign
Blume Is peculiarly adapted for this under
taking, having been prisoner IN Galveston
some months since, but succeeded In effect
Ing his escape from prison, and escaped in an
open noat 70 nls FeSsel: nis knowiedsc OF
the channeialso iaelltated the expedition. .
Through your Vicksbnrg correspondent,
have the Daily i1erdd Q! that city Of the 9Th,
from which l extract the trst detailed and
in,cllisible accounts Of Gricrson's great raid
through Mississippi. The cavalry expedition
under command of Brig. Gen. Grlerson, which
|. left Memphis on the 21st OF December, arrived
IN lhis city yesterday afternoon. The
command consisted Of three brigades
Of cavalry, under the command Of Colonels
hargi, NlnsloT and 0sband, respectively
numbering In all about 600 men. The ex-
petition struck the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
near Boonyi]le, proceeded down along the
line Of road as far as Egypt station, entirely
destroying the road. Col. kArgTs bEigades,
consisting Of the ID and 4th Missouri and 7th
Indiana cavalry regiments and LIST Mississippi
mounted rlacs, surprised, dispersed and cap
tured a camp Of dfsmounted men belonging
to Forests command also captured and de-
etrOyed about 800 wagons, two railroad trains,
m immense amount Of ammunition, 400
new carbines, aud large quantities Of com.
Mtkfary and 4uartermaster stores At Egypt
the command encountered the enemy IN con,
siderable force, had a sharp hsht, killing and
Noundlns many. ano eapturms ABOUT ag
prisoners. INC Iepe. n,SauieF i1s1 aenefai
~o4allons ~ ra914 eonl.taaoniE ~ Mas ai1ea. .,.
IoM Igs lne eoH u1nu sltu:a Nss.'
oseG.nG ~ ,sa i,. en9 VIZ n
~" olauaua' ~" oeeHoeeo aooot ''o' tuaes
u 'aat !oaa: on ,. s..
u ls1IeS u aoouE - ~ Ell u o!ans9a uti,
w eo.nntauu % ~ ~. . -souc. eaItutSu 4In ~
ueet'oSGo eS>S1at LoeuNc9 nnu AoouI ~
c1s. A1loLnel lat.s captusga paahslon, oe.
w sAtena.t ~ S4ou H1u eneGa aesol!Ge
Mn1ea elnroSso ~ pt opctato:;sS;;; tn;S;;! Ins
~ ~ =; oe,+s ne+ nad sac
CesstAt, a1u ~ iIsuAt9 AAuab lAo'C 4Aoet u4eas-
, 1865-01-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Death Of Gen. Price CONTRADICTION
ArkansaB-HI1ssour1 State Conyeu-
Especial DispStch to the Chicago Tribun

Especial DispStch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Jan. 8.
Information from Little Rock says General
Reynolds has ordered the evacuation Of forts
Smith, Van Buren and Fayetteville. AL but
the latter have been accordingly evacuated,
though parties are in Washington trying to
hare the order revoked.
A copy Of paper printed at Washington,
Ark. WIS received in Little Rock lately, an
nouncing the death Of Gen. Price, in a special
order from Gen. Pagan. This is considered
reliable.
Col. Thomas, Of the rebel army, who was
wounded at Pilot Knob, was brought to the
city and lodged in Gratiot street prison.
Since the battle he has remained In the hos
pitals ut Pilot Knob. He was captured with
number Of others By Mai. Williams.
In the State Convention today It was re-
solved, after discussion, that the entire con-
stitutfon be revised, and that eleven com
1nittecs be appointed BY the President Of the
Convention, to each Of which portion OF the
work shall be assigned. AZ
A detachment Of the 41st Mo. infantry
were sent out on Monday. morning TO buuo
blockhouscs al various points on the south
western branch Of tho Pacific road. The nc
cessity Of these defensive works was demon
stratcd bv thc ra1d OF Sterling Price and the
commanding General has shown his wisdom
by preparing for future demonstrations Of tue
4 dny OF two ago squad 3r Major Han.
| nah's men. G5th Missouri, were on sooa1
| from Webster to Black river. They came up
/ On camp Of busllwhackers, attacked tneI11