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, 1865-10-27

1I-An11AAhon Va %AAS 49, sNA'-. @A
senor lsonie1o ana 'ne naeasean , &c,
her Voyage Around Cape 11orn-Alex-
.ut,cr II. Stcpheus in Taslin8tuu-
ReductYou In The Number Of General
Omcerr
,,.o c,,,,o,o a,z,,r,,.,
correspondence W,sn,so-o1 ~ ~ t,ct - 1S5-
AS Will be remembered an ofae' ~ tssueo
by the War Department about Week ago,
restoring the Sea Islands, on the coast of
coor,;. and aontb Carnlfua. assigned BIZ Gen.
60. r.. ~. ~. ~ 4be ftnnamcn WIN fol.
SHERMAN 1oi LUG u,' % .I s....-. ~.
lo#eu ~ tne "AAe y. N'o 05 -.
march from Atlanta TO savannah, 10 theu
former o"ncrs' IL "as issued III consequence
Of one-sidcd statement 10 lae rfes'oen'' "
here for that purpose- As soon as inforna-
4fon ~ thr order reached Charleston and
eou ot Vs.....~. f,,s,5u of ~. fraaa.
savannah sno -So. '4s. s-.Sas ~ - -
men started q gentleman ehga!:ea .of Aons
time In labo1s for the benefit Of the freedmen,
the order bv urgent representations to the
tue olue4 ~ LIS ar+ha ,1,sarv q, cyerntton
proper aptnos1'ise ~ ~ . ss.,.a ss1s,s.,o.s
Tonld work 10 Inc newly setlleo Fopun1t'on
Of tho islands. The gentleman, BY q state-
raent of the facts Of the case, has already In.
fa+ae4 nA Fhirf 5nstfce Chase. Secretary HAr-
.ssss ne1.s..ta- Canarol nenn,son n tbe
fan ana fosta,aelef oene.a' :1s...as,.aa. -. ~
mailer, Tho have engaged lnetnseaFes 70 &C.
cure a reconsideration Of the subject ey the
President and the Secretary of War.
~ 1css thar thirty to thfrty-f1vc thousand
~ .sos .n I@No satt,oa n,,on the island. IN
freedmen hase es''aeu aPea ~" ..e s,.s',r.a
question, under tue oraef OF 1en' snes1nAa'
since last spring. To return the Islands TO
their former ownc1s, would be tantamount
N denrivinp the greater portion Of these peo-
~ ~, aF,1.a.- on1r 1,eans n eunport1up them.
PIC ol 1neu on-y ~ .a.ae ar,,ae-
selves and turning lneh' W. noue ~ ~.
gars and migrants BY compulnon, LOOSE upon
the States OF Georgia md South Carolina.
THEY expulsion from their newly acquired
hnr,sx xopld tnfict measureless suffering and
-xret caness ,,pou them, The Government,
| 1,r n. ,n1,,tarx representative. whose p|eua1y
49,. ~ .s ~s--.nt.d him In carving out this
powers "atiauIsu .-1A - .i.a.s ~ e ~
measure, located ihem "hefe Lucy no" a1e'
and is bound by humanity and justice to pro-
| vide them with another resting place, IL It
canne1s them to leave their present ono and
:. % srcordance with this yiew Of The case. a
, 1865-10-27

II 1sales Of Grain ara nose ntdds on 6dsis a 1e
5for0gr, T. accordance EtN resolution poAsed on
CAonpr and ore 10 rsporsed BY ~ anseas osaeTntss
epetirtdl
TurRsDAf ErUN1, Oct 26.
EKE1fSHT3-LAKE FKE19uT-Nefe quiet En-
gaXeucntA were To 8rYTA1o-prop Mentota, Wheat
lb4c: prop Badger State Corr At lie prop Met-
chant, Oats at lie. TO PoFI COlBoESk- -sthr j. :.
Eewhou4e, Oats At lie.
RAm1o1D Fa11aHTs-Aru arrn At the following
rates:
, 1865-10-27

, The Saginaw Daily E.terprise has m &C
count Of the exports from that town during
The month of September Of the following
Quantities Of local products:
, 1865-10-27

The quantity Of salt actually exported c1-
ceeds this amount, as mnny dealers were
compelled to send their salt down the river
In lighters, owing to distinctions which pre-
renlcd vessels from coming up. The Enter
prize thinks the total value OF products ex-
ported during the mouth will reach !, 1,000, 900.
, 1865-10-27
CHICAGO LUMBER MAHKET.

THC1kDAY EVENING, Oct "a.
The following table the receipts and shipments
OF Lumber Shingles and L2th during the past twsny-
, 1865-10-27

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO,
ocTo1x1 9Th, 1Sas.
~ " EN- s Hau 5eSstt o. 9Ia nc sHp W.
md sott and Schedule them foE subscriptions to the
New so 1o4n ut = ctArEe OF Y per cent.
Rouds Will be delivered to subscribers ftae Of charge
and packages Ihy ba sent rs lndsr our seAson con-
tI8ct rates. Z. L TlSEHAM, CA3hsI.
The New York Stock Market.
Closing prices for cash, Oct. e. lsss received By F.
G. saltonstal1 4 Co., Commission, Stock, spd Bond
prnkrTx Clark street.
, 1865-10-27

LuMBER-Ihero Was nothing Going on the market
todsy-the weather having bsen too disagsceabe for
outdoor operations.
, 1865-10-27
IEATIlE
W& BItOt& :

1KN
EtrIIatneTs.R D.n.45a0.l3
Country Ak1nc1a.1.tCRtlti II
Line, q 0.......-Q. MG. &6
klr. n ed'n, r nl.114l-N
Kir, lneary, y D.1Sl71-9
CAf. 2 D.--.....l. GA1.13
Etpg, y M.....-.0+INhH
Country Upper. .4-2t99-9!8
, 1865-10-27

Thn nsayy demand for discount, not ouly tor CON.
e5ci4l purposes but supply the many fofe lcaas
oW On the MARKET Induced tho hank Of EoKlAud d.
, 1865-10-27

Etanch E1IE,W M 1.IN41-A
French CalE,6ns 1.stl:ts-l
French Calf LE
llolneE, per tl0zEs1nSs3.m
Fronch Gait. Ls-
1notnee. 2tCd8,
per dog.
LtI.incs~pcrd d0x- T.uk4it.m
R0Ans, per doZ.1& ,E1 1si.m
tuopt change Nabuote :
, 1865-10-27

aNKS sECIrs-
Green Appice, 2 bEl.-.-..-....-.--....y 4oo q $50
Green L&nscns. is.a1 etssN
sicily ..-,.-.-.........----.,. li.C0 e.iIW
eoscs s,sss sofs 91sass1 @ .nS s.;s
{::sf;!s S:s: sss; !; e::::; ~ 1 /
S;:;$ 81 81 ::::: !: ]
Peaehes impaired, nsw- ...........,...: = :,
Ctelrte$ , tpone IN malkei,.-....... &. q s
FuKx1UN rECIIs.
Hs!!;s: :!;s:: . s e e
fIsfi-Waited,h sre 1try scazre and held urm At
"a sale
#fii!ss:s #fi!:!:s s: & Is = Is ID:
$;ss; iss:. y: & Ii !: Il;
a!ackeEtl, 10. nf est new. TO-. eln..i
Msckere!, largo finally. hf hti. new..- w u 100
li5ckcrfl. extra mess, hf brl........ 1850 Eal5m
Naekeei, No ]. Eits. nex.s........ M ...: IL = -
Stnekerct,' No. -......-.....-.-..--.. 2s1 q as
Maekeze falntly sin: 10 d si.S
CotHsh, Gtsu,d nanG, y 100 pa Q,G0 u 80
Ccdnsh, Georges FANG: T tn ns.--..- 9.t5 e@i1-s
Hcrrincs, No. plckied. = orl........ 100 a 10
IIet1ass, dI:et.: 10, !, p bo1-......... g . Z
Her1tn1s Iste, = hf hi Xo. i.,....:. 49,. 10 = So
NV .ist is5;s,or le.stnas mi.. 1ise ssliss
EsaesR Ss!Rss ;!sass s.'::: tl.s:. Is s
Haze. 100 p..........'.....--..-..-.- ~ q 80
'ENEASE-rGa demand IL iirht saet tns seaftes
qu.cs and nominal. We quote:
white y @I3
2 tslt
iii Mfa;TiW today, ioG Ill: shsn-
, 1865-10-27
DAILY. TR1.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,


Receipts from Sales of the Chicago
Daily fcnspapef1.
, 1865-10-27
CHICAGO STOCK uARKET.
TucRsDAY EyxsMa, Oct. 9G-19.31 a. n.
XIIlST BOARD.

The following prices we're bid. and saked tor mt
tnrutJtiaz named.
, 1865-07-29
Shocking Murder in New York.
From the n. r. Times, 97'h.l

4 mcst unpsovoked and bruta, mnrdsr took
place at the foot ofFtHy-hfh etr :et. East River,
about h.lt p'st sight O'Clock or Toeeday evening.
twenty.:oar yssrs Of age. Who ii7ea il
thirty second tlreet, pear setoud ayeuue. The
1es facts c-nne ted with Il laE'c affair have not
yst f9y Sn5 ifss sn h, h.
Wm Rohl.s.l1e, living in Thirty fret street, near
Second ayenue, another mn ard Two young 70
mep had bten up to Joues' Wood to attend the
meeting q hs nisn n. % .nea
Aet'4 Point, tcot Of Fifty d1n street md entered
Aliens public house TO patt,ke Of fetre :hnents.
while stty were IN The act Of doing 50 sI9thet
" %ssp S2Df s H.. i p.,y the sneisa ssa' Ass:
piace one Of the number accused Smith
spd ibe man who came down with him, With
on lie pait Of he seemed, the olhsz. o3mmenced
an sstault on Smith snd bis U3as companion.
with their ftts spd wespons. was Knocked
drew knlfe OF other sharp tns'Eu nent, sna IN
f1cted three ho.1ib]e wounds On the back OF bis
neck. one eeYere Fash actoes the throst, besides
other lets seyeFe wourde. Smith jumped to hts
woupcr, aud aiaer running aboat one hundred
ard twenty feet, fell to the Eround- and expired
a'Dott inttsntly. The man who CON mttted tais
murder also attempted to take the life n hoo1-
Only secet7td = danse.ous wonnd % .hs right
eide CT The reck. Officers O.aik and Hetlmann.
OF she Alneteenth precinct, were quickly on tn3
Fpot nd eureeeded IN arsetttng two men, named
Peter Galley ana Frederick Hooker, the later
bustn1n ard the f11mer a boiler worker. On sus-
p!r1eu Of te,Eg the men WOO committed the
tloody deed. Hooker seemed determined not to
eha1sed, his rrTolver II him That he vas iadccsd
10 yteid. The prfsoners were mkeu to the ata.
tiu1 houte ard locked up.
, 1865-07-29

RA1x1cu. July 24-Gov: Hidden has recoyerc,
from hts flln:.s End IL at hls poet AsaIn. RI,
lsrge lard owters In his city and eoaaty, Wit
cor pE,se the sr1stocracy ncd 'e1d,ng r.bci -yn
pattizere. made strong effort through 9 ~
Holden 10 have the Government sax s1sperdsd
hut fat!ea and are new prceptly p,yInS thel
tAxeE to slTe their property.
The Haiei.h Ifoyrtx+ cont nues to make fain
d:etosa!ee OF the designs OF tbs .be1 element IL
th's Stafe agalnet un1oa men ana ncgsoss 10 bt
pHt into effect when the troop' ssa w1thdFs vt
ind the new 5tate government goes into ops:a
ton.
WASHINGTON, July ss.-rhe R,.esth sto1dard
says rebe1 palefs are epftngi1g up tn dit srcnt
part. of RE Sac which openly denounca .he
Government and pronu'ra'a tre1son. They aze
ofruch duugsfoH character that their lnme
diate suppression xonld be Jusitotble. Most q
tie Fedora spprlutees IN Nesth Catoilu1 a.e uu
able to qualify, 1ot bsirg III a position {, t4kt
the oath pEeacrihed hy Con7rcss. Among shtl
Euc,herl !. lion r T. Dick. recently Apuclot:d
District Judge. The announcement thst tho ar
Togsnt n bels 0! Virginia are to receise the !ull
hentdt Ct the couGsc ,tfoh act Is makine mlny
IRE nds for ths AGminisdAttun 10 North Catollns
where the same 7tcar Is sresil. neeted.
, 1865-07-29
NUMBER 40.


Editors Tribune:
1hetu are many returned soldiers in this citT
seeking empioy-.snt 1gho c.2 o:tsla none. Wh.lss
there are plenty Ct situations, both public ard
private, tlied ~ men who were the nittere-t enc
intes Of our country II h=r hour Of peril. Why Ia
ihtef Soldiers who have served tltthfn.1y In the
army for three Or four ye1rs, AID now returned
home, ere forced " remain IN idiauess, spending
lhels hlcod.earntd money to support life. Il that
the reward We are 10 re! noH1 i hivs often 1a.d
In the newspapers taar the community c1n naver
pay the sotdIers for what they have doue Of
course nut, sLd it seelns " II Rteat many psope
were deteraintd not 10 tsy. 1t seems TO b.. no
Recommendation to soldier to show his hono1a-
bic discharge. SoLDlKR.
tits the duty Of employers to remember the
soldier 4 soldier who 1efe situation 10 90 iuto
tic army has &, ,irst lien on that situation Oh his
zetuin, whether 1t WIS formally promised to hia
or cot before leaving, end the employer should
ec1sidtr bin a. en- tt1ed to such situation Ill bv
hsd couduct be norris d!scharee. In ali other
- saJ-at.hore"i In the tI1nE Of vacancy, proyi-
ded that he be competent 10 dischaske tae dusis.
he.ltate moment in making the cholce.
, 1865-07-29
FROu SARATOGA.


New YoaK, 1u!y q The F,st's special, dated
s. ra1og1, asth, eAIe: "Gen. Grant nrr4vsd here
rittes Of citizens ind conducted to Congress Hail
Trc crowds 4. t,e uepot md hotel loudty checrcd
the Gent ri. After supper be nold lryee IN the
pt1or, Hhere lie r. celvtd the ladies' and gentle,
L,.t az Opera Hcuse. On his rcturn TO CONGRESS
Hall he eae tersr sd:d, snd loud caIts ~ete made
for th4a general, who made bis Appearance an
hGued to the inMcLse gathering AID then retired
Tnis 1uru:nf. the General and Mr.. Grant. Mrs.
Bietlow. co.'s Parker, B4bcock, Porter aud Dos
h, sCfsst 1bc Gep.rxl received the u iecella
ut on. crowd en- the piazza OF Congress at1l.
, 1865-07-29

HUDSON. Jn'y a6, 1855.
THE city wzs vitited y~steid.J By gang OF
tuGht sid th1eFct. WHO accompanied tha excut-
rf, If the Emmett Gnara from Albany.
Ihe ec-uEo1e1s +preHd I'LL over the city. Fobblng
an EnoGktbg dowu the citizens r. ,hr!r heasts'
cuutept For 1 lcnE time they k"pt this up. fcz
there Eas D0 one to mike them aftatd.
When fttrt:Dc 10 retutn tu the host they com.
nCntfd 4 eetteE o! the moe. dEvelish oulragee,
xnh till they ssFIe allowed t. hnv- their wsy
They aUueed themEe yes by dr1ug etone4, re-
vovcft and gupE 1t the Pr op.a. varying this or
DIR OF things occasionally BY @trtkinz them Y III
ciuhe. nts, .nd us ltnc thCm In Tfr:on. otn IT
ways. 1endeu Asle few fike hsllktones. ''Rouch.
tom"hel E. 10 1sct, perfect ctrnivsi. 4 yourg
msn nhmed d Rsee. Of Hudton, ~ae +hot IN fht leg.
a no. raned Berry had hit arm trnken. 40
other hry w8s badly beAt~n oyer the hei7 With q
club. Officer Salspaugh. aged eevcntv years, Was
pour ded A.moet into ! leily. Many other persous
NCFe bRdlJ beA.en ard Injured.
1be as'oone ard drinking places IN the city
we're completely Clean. d ou'. aud theit occupants
abused n the most thatns fai manner. Over ih.re
fhpnFsnd Pe7pte accompanied the exc1rslon. over
one hundred Of whom we're the very worst species
of ""fnrEhs." Many persons were Foo.ed OF
their wnlchte. nnney End other valnsbter. Pros.
pert ui1l ws4 coTs red With men, women End
chEdEtu who had hrn tttseu from their homss
snd compelled 10 ~ for thelr lives By the rougbe.
0rly ,tx Hr1ests wefe made, snd thess let Of to-
day with light abe- The whole adstr was oae
Of the grete. outrsgas ever perpettat-d upon I
law and trdef loving community, How long
euch dGstsrdly oCtTsgte are 10 be tolerated with
YuhJtrnrA YenN3n{ h RAAN
, 1865-07-29

E7~teorolcEical and Marine Heavy
F1""u-DanRgta by tho Trtbhet8-
EL1enh1ye S1C1ndle In New Orleans,


Especial Dispatch to the Ch,csgo Tribune.]
ST. Lou1s. JulJ IS.
The river soEa thrre feet ltet night, and Ia still
rsp!d!y advancing, Immense trees are being car
rsed down By the eurra1t, and the lumber+ boardt,
f,sls, &C., mingled with The drf Indicate tfe:het
II the upper EtreaEe. L r!ta Of two feet more
vii brig the Eater to a leyel with tue ttreets,
al feafe Ct q csasrous food arc felt. md store-
keepers along tho lssee are preparing for the
Wcrtt.
dispatch ftom WASHINGTON, No.. announces a
rise Of over three feet In the Mlstouri at that
point. FRYE bridges Five been carried away by
the swollen ssTe1Te on the Hannibal snd st. J ~
Railroad, and no trafns have been running over
IT, ustE fer two days. Tha bridges were smsll
onee, sud It II believed the truck eau be put tn
few dsyr. Large quantities Of bay and grain are
" pg out tn the felds In the western part OF this
county. In corn,tfcn impossible to etock owing
to II cetsant rains.
Tie Dcntt bridge across the Mi,amac. on the
tbs Prtvots foai, WIS carftnd away night hefofa
last. Up:eEs there Is I cessation 1n fall Of ratn.
we expect to hear Of further damages. The
Pacific road has feen moro or leeo damsQed by
the truck being flooded and en- vetts inju.ed OF
efght or t<n hoarE behind time last nieht, but
stared ont sgaln At tha usual ums thia morning.
Intelligence Waa received from New 0rlesns
this morning OF large eWiLdtc committed there
hy tornc fnr1v,dnal wh0 clsimed to have drafts
sfc1e6 hy John ]. Rae, Of ibis city, and on these
forged draftn be secured from one OF the Nation.
n] h.nks $10e, Coo, Of which eum he spent 50 .tQo
tie decamped with, and hiss not been heard Of
air
, 1865-07-29

IElnesx Of Gov. Crapo-TFoop pa to !arTlve
The Wheat Crop.


(spec'a1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tnoute.I
DErRo11, July zs.
Gov. Crapo /. l,l:g eenoueiy I'll At The resi-
ec-ee Ct Alex. Ca1p~ eli, Of Marquette. he had
nide tour Of the mining dl.triete OF Lake Su
perior. and upon hts return to Marquette wae
t+ken teriously i'll. ute family ply Jsscian has
gone to n'teLa him.
Ire 9Th Michigan infantry, and 9th Michigan
cAvslsJ are expected 10 arrive here Aome time
tn.noKro~ hy boat I: ON Clereland. They will be
accompanied bv the 3T1h In.l .ha ard asth Wis
cGnsin 1eeiCeLts, in III one thousand eight hun-
d.. md 'hlrty -four nen-
Ills erimateo that one, third Of the wh:It crop
Of The state hsa been damaged BY the recent
nh
, 1865-07-29
From THE ERVNrIER.
Battle With the IpdlAns-Th<lr De-
leAt-1h.ir Furpo.1 In the War.

Foar LAnAn1E, .uy 27.-0ne thonesnd Chey-
ttnet. S:oux, Atsp1hoee, Blacklist, and i fcH
tamsnchee bttacked Piatte Dsidue Station on the
Ttls graph Road, on Tu. sdsY. Tue cg,yrirun nun
te1ed lets than 80. The fight lae,ed Two days
Ind rei rl1ed IN teavy lose tu the fndtaps. TIE
to+s on cur side WAS Lieut.. Collins, and one co
1ieted Fan Of the 1!t1 Ohio cavalry, thirty tvc
mn Of the 1ith Ksnkse. killed. and nine Wouu led.
IAe 1LdIats ttfr rated :; WeLt tearing down the
Telegraph pn1ee md destroying The wires.
Il note xas picked up on the oa tie del1 written
~ q white p:lsoner recently captured on ths
p ace but arc nght1ps for ali time; that 70 had
killed one Of their rhletk IN 1ght aud theF sre
going TO de*t Troy thu telegraph anf taey expect
rt Lforcemen'e.
Tho body Of Lieut., Collins wss horribly mutl.
lated. Uls laudA and icet we're cut u6, his throaH
cu', his hestt torn out he was ecA!ped and hAd
Lyer ons kundtcu Artn&a IN HIN. There ees ms
hot the si,ghtest ditpostslou on the p1rt Of the
la1iana for peace. which can otty be obtatnea ~
ev.le!y punlshlIE them One Of the Powder
slrer columns u ROW moving to 5oln The force
from fiktSe oFtGEr.
, 1865-07-29
FROM g r.. PAUL.
From the British settle ~mentA- tu
the Indian NAr-HiVeF mA&&era.

Especial Ditratch to the Chicago Tnhune.l
: ST. PAUL. July q 1855,
The Red River HostA,ct.ter, published In 4
Brluth sstueuent north OF Miune.ota, admits
that their traders fnIuieh the Sioux Indians with
aromunttlon, and says shat they are compelled 10
do 70 to tsve their lives. They hsve no r3Ilitlry
organizations. AID the 1n1iana come In large
binds. &c they have no other altsIustlve. As loog
a. tie Indians have euch 4 place Of refuge, ron
will hear Of IN 1cdlan var.
GoScfror Miller received, yes 'estaJ, Brcyet
BnRsdter Generals comniEsIon for Col. Marshall,
Of the 7th, Col Tonrse1fotts, Of rho 4ta. Cot Ba-
k.t. q the 10th, and Lieut.. Col. Jennison. Of The
1'th Minnesota. AL Of tGes6 men have won their
poel'ioIs b, EalantsT in the oeld.
IN tns1ne man, mined o. C. Stocking. living
10 Nutehineop, Minr., ehot Nathsa j. Rooer 8. a
pa.rergeY on board the Ann1c johnson, as she
War coming up the river.
Rchertr wss from Syracuse. and vas on hts way
here to buy land. Au inquest WIS hsld on h.s
tcdy ie-dsy, an3 stcck'ns Was held for thai.
Letters IRON Abbnma ksy that The 9Th. 7th. 9Th
and J. th Mtsnfsota regiments are under nj .ch-
1LR orders fer home, and Will be here about the
III b rf Auru4t
, 1865-07-29

UNITY CHURCH.-Thera will
~ ba meet1 Z OF tae friends Of trts soc1e1 It
tn Church. o,
kUHuAY. July 80, At 3 P.N,
To decide upon uAtte1t Of mport3ner aud all
mrs Rnn rte- da sss gently iavied 10 %tsend b
order OF Tn AtkE1. ts23 ~ &-nfE
, 1865-07-29

severe 4Id DlE4ekrous Tornado.

Especial Dlfp7teh to the Chicago TrIbnnc.1
MuscA1IEE, Iowa, Iuly Is.
4 terrible stoEm Of wind, accompanied with
heavy rair, psfted over this city at midnight. do
il G considerable damage 10 corn and o'her crops
ths. Ivy tr ttnck. Some Lads Ut corn were COM
p1etely ruined. the wind breaking tho stalks short
CT At the Eroubd. t:e house, about dye miles
from HOW'D, WIS bfO1u Considerable distance
from tt foundation. Other houses md harms
were more cr LEES injured. The telegraph lne
IN the trick Of the eroEm was blown down for
quite ditt,nce. To-dsy is cloudy. with tnd!ea
lima af more rain.
, 1865-07-29
FROM LAFAYETTE.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihuue.l
LATArEuE, lid, July 3, 1s6s.
Detective Bedford, OF this city, was robbed At
Indianapolis yesterday.
Rev. Ur. Tiffany, Of Chicsgo.wtll od'eiate at tb
Melhod,s. Church dedication IN this city On the
Snbhatb.
The proposed consolidation between the H.
dlhnsrol's l. Chicago Air Line, and The Crnetn'
natl, Lafayette l. Chicago roadt, was 1ot consun
E.kted yeste1day, as wAs expected.
, 1865-07-29
COL ID FISH.
just HKCEIVRD AUD FOB aALK
At tie HoH uopathlc Pharmacy, LIT CLARK stleet.
fx%a
Coffee Rolls.

French cef.A Rot1 eTe97 rnoratD9. Ics Cream. a.
NnCK1N. =. 1S8 North C.a,k ttreat. cor. Of Aur II
, 1865-07-29

a paragraph Is going the rounds Of the
T'ees* credited 10 the New York cotrespon
dent Of the Boston Journal, which couta MS 4
most unfoundcd aspersion upon the charac.
ter Of Alen Ptnkerton, Esq, OF this city.
The writer, speaking Of gen :lemau WIN
claims to have been instru mental Ia getting
Gcn. Mcclellan appointed to the chief com
7nand Of our armies 10 16f1, goes on 70 say:
"one nsfht. the gentleman shnye fefsrEe1 "a.
~, = nf " sotqs to eeq w &c s,st apoo T.
1tnoae. = man Of position. H. WAS I person i
ftend oi Mcclellan. and had ben conusctod With
hin IN the Ne#'esn railroads. H. apoks Of him
as tlnsn o. ability and 1ntegrtty, bu. etsi'y J
cuped BY de1tFnine men, and uaiortuuate tn the
chotce Of fnTt,1mentt to % his will. said thu
rentleuan: 'Ae " forming I cotos for sstret
most unprtnetpled men IN the countz9-he hss De.
, 1865-07-29

the crops arc nearly, not eomp!ately, destroy.
cd. Large qusntiues Ct wheat ma hay cat and
The 1ot. The genera! opinion ss. til 1t with the e1
ceptton Of ftntt nEt corn. :wotsitds oF the crops
ever t1 set Tuuld ba!dls s,Te ~. fhis Vii TO-
ply 10 this section scrota tbs Stale from ST. Louis
to Vftceune1.
KASKAERE. EauEskee Co., July a5-The rye
snd bstiey crop eaved IN good condition OalB
ed spring wteat nearly all In the Had yet, and
part cut and pt1. In gayel and Rhocks. all nu1e or
iees d.m.gc6-, Rain nearly every 1ar. Taeat.
about half crup. Com CTer good. Genera. PROS
pccts gloomy enough.
, 1865-07-29

Military and Meteorological Matters
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]
su1snv YTia Iu]f

Especial Dzpstch to the Chicago Tribune ]
MADISON. Wis, July ..
Dispatt hek received at the Executive Once At
rouper the 5sth md sst1 Wisconsin regiments
left for the Stats on Wednesday, and Will proba-
bly, reach hire CT Monday.
The Govtxnor .eeei7ed telegram from Fork
Lcavcuwoyth his evening, announcing the Hus.
tey out Of tie b7G regiment. Iaty will leave that
p.fce for Madison on The s9ih.
GGv. Lcw1e hsd made application for the eit-
charge or t.aksfe1 Of Battery D, Wisconsin beavJ
aFfie er, rom The Department Of ths Gulf and
received information frpm the War Department
TINT uraers have been 1tsred fnz tnalr tfansef to
Washington. The balance OF the regiment ts be-
tur mustered out Is.e probable CO D will eoon
he tDus*eled out and return to the State.
The 17h regiment and two eompsnies Of the oh
were ptid to.d-y.
The Normal School fnnd undsr the act Of the
pstt winter proves to itcludc 93s, ,49 and 0o0
fpo.e forlstted to tho State.
Tbe weather cicuoy with light ehower In the
forenoon. Warm and clear this p. m, with =
light hteeEe.
, 1865-07-29

APr1EToE. Winntbaeo Co July sS-rea'het
cloudy, Indicating rain. Crops 1osksg well.
HarvesltI Will commence In some pices next
Feek.. ~
WA1KRTowN, Jefferson Co, July sss-Weather
cloudy last two oaya; very 1uila 1alp
FoaD pu Lac. Fond dn Lac Co., ~ es,-The
xeaihtr has not effected crops IN - vicinity.
day.
osHxosa, W!rnesa2 Co., Jul ss.-The Te'