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FURs FUEs Cold weather is at hand,
and people begin to look around for furs.
You can get better article for the same
money at Prescott's, in Delano's new block,
Ottawa, than you can get in Chicago, or any
large city this side of New York. We know
this from experience. You can bdF at
Wholesale cheaper in Chicago than at Otta-
wa, but not at retail. This is true, not only
of furs, gloves, hats, caps, and goods in Mr.
Prescott's line, but of most other goods. If
you are wise, buy your furs, &c, of Prescott
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MAR EEIED

On the 18th inst the residence of the brides father
by the Rev. u. Colman. Mr. WILLIAM X. LEWIS and
Miss ELLEN A. EiCHELBERGER, eldest daughter Of
Frederick G. Eichcbege ESD all Of La Sale county.
Oct 22d 10y the Rev. J. A. Gray. Mr. HARVEY r. CAIN.
of Siockbridge Mich and Miss SARAH NJ. BROWN of
Ottawa.
OFT 2ith ly the Rev. 7. A. Gray the residence Of Mr.
WILSON Capt. 5. HAMILTON McCLAURY, U. 8. Artillery
a1d Miss JENNIE A. PAYNE.
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FEe Fenian Congress is still in secret ses-
sion at Philadelphia. On Saturday last Mr..
killian, delegate from Missouri, announced
the unconditional release, by President John
son, of John Mitchell 1t was also announced
that the most cheerful and encouraging secret
news had been received from Ireland.
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Go 10 the Cheapest and y EST.

no 10 Tie CheupcSt anu SESI.
For sound Practical Business Education, gp to the
Moth Usst>r, Bnsss GIsg, located Aurora Illinois.
For full particulars, address with stamp for circulars,
sept 9 '65 -3.n V. REIFSNIDER Aurora, Ill.
The Mason Il HanIIn Cabinet Or.
gans. forty different styles adapted to sacred and
cuIar music for $50 5000 each. THIRTY-FIVE GOLD
SILVER MEDALS. other first premium. awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address MASON
HAMLIN. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York
sept 8. 65-ly.
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BURGLARY.-A most daring burglary was
committed about two o'clock on Monday
morning on the premises Of Mr.. }. l.. Plergue,
next to Cheevers store, in this city. The
thiei seemed to have gained admittance
to the premises by raising a plank of the
sidewalk and passing through the celler,
Entering the saloon on The first floor: he
helped bi nself TO a can or TWO of oysters,
which he deliberately ate. Finding nothing
ing else to suit BIN here, he next made BIS
way up Stairs 10 he sleeping room in which
Mr.. J. Il. Pergue, and Mr.. +. Barney his
clerk, Wee in bed asleep. He frs; riIed
;neir clothes, getting some $50 IN money and
a couple Of a'ch4s. worth about 500 more.
He then examined he bed, and took from
un'iec the pillow loaded revolver. This
however, awaked the sleepers, who sprang
TO Their ,eet and grappIed The scoundrel. AZ
ter a slrdggle. during which the theft mist
have had his head pfe,ry badly beiabored,
and during which NJ. Pie-gue was badly
bitten in the hand. and Barney received an
ugly pistol shot in the hio. the latter stared
to ne street in sea ch Of The police, who,
usu-iy were no where to be .ound unil it was
too late. During this the theft got away
rom Ficrsuo and passing out the same WY
BE at:oe n, Piergue sendag two or til ee
bullets a.ter him, escaped. He left a lock
of hair in Mr.. Piergue's hands. good deal
of blood on bis shirt sleeves. also his cap
and some o;ber tides. But he got away
with the watches, money, AMI one Smith q
Vesson's revolver. Though vigorous search
is kept up, the burglar has not yet been
rested.
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1t is surprising what large amount of
work is turned off every day at Skaters
Photographic gallery. And the great secret
is. as every one knows. that his work gives
satisfaction Give him call and judge for
yourselves. Gallery over First National
Bank
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA.

DlRECTOkb.
Milton H. Swift Joel W. Armstrong,
W. Bushnell, Lorenzo Leiaho, ..-
VIM Ilickling. Isaac cage,
Thos. IIurford John Armour
r. Thorne John Manley ~ Wv
c. NJ. Van Dren. 80 49,
We have organized under the National Banking Law,
and having succeeded 60 the business of W. III W. Cnsh
man, are open the transaction OF general bank
ing business.
Exchange on Chicago, New York and all the other
principal cities the United States bought and sold
Exchange England, Ireland, Scotland and Con-
tnental Europe, drawn in sums to suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state, and
promptly RENTED for day of payment at current rate
of exchange.
United States Illinois, and La Sale county bonds i'd
silver, &C., bought and Sold ~, .-
A full supply of Revenue StamPs,s Of IN dc
nominations, constantly on hand.
We special agents of Jay Cooke, (subscrp{on ar }
for the 739 loan and will allow interest from d. - Of
subscription is
We believe facilities such that offer -
iaiinducenents and shall utmost erdeay.rSt
give satisfaction to those entrusng with their business
Banking hours from A. NJ. TOD p. u.
june 1865. WIN. II. CUSHMAN, Cashier.
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OTTAW
Insurance Agency

VIII. S. EiSTON, Agent,
Representing the
Esar:f ford Fire, Of Kart ford.
Assets, S1,5S3,163.
E.orillnal Fire. Of New Work
Assets, Sl.212,00O.
HsctrO.sOiisasa Fire Of New York.
Assets, S1,i29.g7O.
aIcT~rfacr- a Gcncy. OfN. V.
Assets, SI;000.G01.
aEfy Fire. oE hartford.
Assets, 100000.
R'rsfEHn: F'ire. Oh Hartford.
Assets, $4,000
fire and Inland Navigation Risks take - the above
reliable cnnpanys ut fair rates
Policies issued 10y WM. S. EASTCN. Agent,
SEPT .. '65-1y> Ottawa, Ill.
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AT THE FcEE Trader News DEro"-
Cooley or November.
Harper for November.
The 4 laniic Cor November.
The LaGy's Friend for November.
Demoaest for November;
Peterson, Arhrr's Magazine, &c. &c
Also, IA large new lot Of School Books and
many Miscellaneous Books-all late publica;
tons, too numerous for separate mention
here. If you want some choice good reading,
drop in.
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"TnE BANXER's SECRET new novel, by
J. f. Smith, ESQ, Just received by Osman K
Hapeman.
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Nssawra Post ONCE

Hssavya Post OMlce
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Western closes 200 NJ Arrives 12:45 P. NJ
Eastern AZ &6PM. IL: IS P. NJ
Farm iise closes p NJ, and arrives 12 NJ Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS
Newark, closes 1:3O P. NJ and arrives P NJ Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
Somonauk closes 80 A. NJ Saturdays arrives s. 80 PM
Fridays.
auga6 IS j.. W. DOW, PM.
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0ttatua frte Gra0tr .
LOCAL. MATTERt3,
Chicago and Rock Island Raj, Road.

chicago and ROCK Island Rail Road.
On and alter August s7th, 1865, Traits Pass Ottawa
Station as follows:
GOING EAST
Day Express and Mall Sunday excepted) - IS P. NJ.
Night Express Sunday excepted Il. 4OA. NJ.
Peoria Freight (arconoIatjonl 100 A. NJ.
Rock Island Freight 7.45 p NJ.
Peoria Express Freight, 101O p. M.
GOING VEST.
Day Express and Mail Sunday excepted) 1913 p. NJ
Night Express 10. IDA. NJ
Peoria Freight 235 P. NJ.
Express Freight taccommolation) 1910"
Peoria Ex press Freight, 1135"
Oct7, 1865 F.TAyENER, agent.
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SAILING AND STEAMSHIP
~ AGEN
PRICES REDUCED!

am agent fr the following Lines of First Glass Steam
aud Sailing vessels, viz:
The. National Line Of .Steon, Navigation %.
TIE CtHqrd Line Of Steamships.
Tie Old Black STIR Line Of Smiling Vessels.
Tie NcC0gkd q, Co'S. - I"
All Of the above First Class Vessels and managed by
exlEricfcct scsmen-
Parties desiring bring their friends from fheod conn
DR., here will find it their advantage TO call adj
,ir,--- the undersigned u. c. CRANE
Ottawa May 9th lS6J-Iy
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

nISEASES ef ate Nerous SIailai, Urinary and S1ii
H. Sys,ems-nsw and reliable treament-in reports of
the HOWARD ASSoCIATI0N-Sent by mail Ia sealed
letter envelopes free of charge. Address, DIR. SkILIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. u SCuti ninth 81.
philadelphia. Pa. Oct 29-I,.
, 1865-01-16

gold I think II is setting very bad example.
Not but that they deserve more pay than they
get; but what they get Is no object to any mem
her here. I am sure the little piuful sum that
any man gets who represents the Stste Of Illinois
n the General Assembly esery one Of us ought to
aixaain to stoop down to PICK Up IN 'he road; M.
my pay Is Senator Just as they pay me a home
for my cattle and my hogs, my wheat and
CURRENCY end do not think R1 " e4 afs ar better
Ourselves should be paid in the same kind Of
money that we pay ;or othcs things Nov II this
the hired men in this state and they will say 70
gold, Why don't yon give it to usf What Kind Of
i,osition VIII thar bel 1wouid rather 60 without
it On utinetple % d. no not y mean @ to iosinns1e any
thing against any man, but DO think men haye
cee. not hut tlat there arc men here who can tell
ne much In a few minutes as expect to speak in
all my life, but when cay yes, mean yes, and
when say no, mean no. 1t is the most outra-
Iageous .htnE ever heard ot and waat It brand
moon that nm against 1t und shall eyer be against
, 1865-01-16
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Proclamation OF Freedom--fsreat Nc-
fo{c1usy nj st, ,Itoufk-Iun poFinut Order
BY Gen. Dotl:se-EvncuRtion OF Forts
in Ar3z1pHnA,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhune>l
ST. Lou1s, Jan. II, 1865.
Gov. Fletcher has Issued Proclamation Of
Freedom, IN accordance with the ordinance
Of the Convention which declares ali men free,
and rcfoices that Missouri is enrolled among
the Free States OF the North. a military
procession took p1nce this afternoon to escort
the battery to the place where military sa-
lutte was fired as ordered by Gen. Dodge3
The whole city is dressed In flags, and iilnmis
nation Is quite general, Fourth street Is In
blaze. Fireworks are p1cnt1fnlly exploded,
and the rejoicing IS almost unanimous.
Strange to say, the Custom House has no flag
upon its flagstaff. This building is occupied
BIZ C,aybank Collector, Postmaster, and
Judges. The omission causes surprise and
modification.
aqaiust Ecuertllas. Tbs intention Of the
cGmmandidg General te rid the department
OF these maranding and thieying parties is
most clearly and Enthusiastically d{scerned in
this document. Citizens are expected to
show that they not only have no sympathy
whatever with bushwhaekers and guerilla
bands, hui that they are most earnestly op.
posed to them. They are required to report
10 the nearest military authorities whatever
knowledge they may have Of the # Whareabonts,
doipgs, &C., OF these outlaws, under penalty
Of having their property contlscated and
themselves anu Ianlllts uauteAt0. oHAo{e@
residents will be held accountable for any IN
fury done In their neighborhoods BY bush
whack kers and rebel marauders. olher points
are set forth with equal perspiculty In this
order. The meaning Of It all is that ne gnef
Tla business has continued IN this state
about long enough, and that Gen. Dodge u
going 10 Use the most radical and thorough
Gnerillas lately Visited Itnneus, Linn
county, and murdered three e'taeRs n 1ela ahe
sympathizcrs Killed By the militia. Cansid'
efable excitement exists among the militia
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 14.-Gen: Grant has o5deres
that Forts Smith. Gibson. FaysttsvilIe. ana othe'
As It il well known In this city, there en- DC n
hat etes %sfe
portson ] I of h.s Amy, wsu JON Gen. Sherman, vi
| New York, In few days.
A dispatch from ca - GlEaEdea4 eays az 4e1ped.!
| tsn to Cherokee Bay, IN SoatRcas] aAssoa1''
| killed seventeen rel,ela.
, 1865-01-16
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Matters In. Gen. Canby7B Dep1rtmeu
Important Order for Draft.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 8,
via CAIRO, Sunday. Jan; Is.
Gen. Cnnby has Issued an order a. follows, o1-
ocrine DRAFT in his Department:
HEAnauAnEEns MILITARY DIVISION,
WEST MISSISSIPPI,
New ORLEAH., La., Jan. 8, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 4.-1st. A draft of
one in seyen, based upon the enrolment directed
u General Orders No 10. 1864, will BE- made In the
Department OF Arkansas, Mississippi and the
Gun, on the 18th Of February, proximo unless the
quotas to te assigned to the several Departments
named shall previously have been filed By volun-
1ecr en]iatnauts.
will fix the Qu ,tas for the several districts within
their comtnatd1s, and take all necessary measures
for the prompt execution Of this ort1er.
81. The draft I'd enlistment Of volunteers will
oSs ea.nSshcl by III Nar pepaTtment
9Th. Volunteers that may be raised under this
order will be assigned to organizations already in
the service Of the United states, I'd no new Or
ranizatioEs will be commenced undn after these
6ave been filled, unless specially autht.ized BY
the Secretary ol War.
not be credited to The qnota Of my State Included
iEe5.
6th. All persons who have OF may hereafter
states Of alstriets Included in tie Presidents PEo
c}auation will be added to the enrolment aud
included In the draft unless they furnish satlstac'
tory evidence that they have fulfilled their obliga'
lions in relation to the draft In tie district o1 ac1E
permanent residence.
7tht Desertcrs from the enemy will not be draft
ed and. II enlisted, will not be assigned to local
organizations hat WI 1s sens IL @ aetachehts "a NJ o.
signed to regiments serving On The 1nuinn from
'' BY order Of aa5. Gen. E; RS. GAxDx:
{Signed) G. T. Cnr7TKNDEy,
Tfeut Col. and A. A. g.
, 1865-01-16

Legislative Musters-E1efuSeesf from Ar
KANSAS


Especial Dlfpatch TO the Chfcaeo troune'l
SpnNoF1E1D, Sunday, Jan. Is.
i hill wns {ntrofuccd into the Senate d few days
.oo tn creoto tho mice NJ Attorney {;cnc,al Of The
aeo " e.eat' n.S o4so ~ o40oJ oS ~ 10
State. 1hear that the Judiciary commluee Will
unanimously report against its passage. It fs IN
dcrstood Tint the idea of this Office originated
W., st,.,n,;stoa ns1.ar - th;a cit1. 41tn t,r1
WIN ~, o'ee1 " 'n.s "Ao 'oAo'
u expected TO I'll! the place mus created.
understand that Gen. Fuller, Speaker OF the
nonsp. Viii fntroance resolution tomorrow in
s.~as,,,t, .ho 1r5fc1arr romn,fttec ~ ranor, ~
incorporation law, which viii cover nn cases e1-
ccpt bunk and city charters.
The new bill Is to be mado applicable to all bills
INV eo-,,an,cs ~ r. fsnrh lin naaso. =,
III, ra1;svs th Isrs,ot,re - rast annu],t ~ ~
w." sse'e ~ hn o. r1s. OF
A carefully prepared ;Registry Law. cover.n.
the whole State, has been ureparcd. and will proh-
~ - 10000 ~ ~ S".st1 -, - ~
NY uT 'A4A 11]ASA Aso eA1' 1ena'o ~ AAoH- ~ -
, 1865-01-16
P0STSC R.IPT.
PRasrF NEW YORIA.
Our Midnight Di4patch-K4fghly In
tcrcBItnc News Summary.


reuo.,n, n,,,at.h :, w. w.zto-n pr,e.,
Especial Dispatch 10 tho western rEess.1
NEW Yonk, Sunday, Jan. 15.-Aldnlsht-
G TIE Atsass fss+ On nsySes ., ,,n ,e,e
Inc Hefdsa mas ial l'aeI paincn,ats VI Iue fepsa4
attack at Beverly West Va. on Wednesday morn
u9., ~ n. aFDosss.,s ;,;.1on ~. 1Jn;on t,ooaa
"teA4naus " Noss ,st.As ~ AK nh,a 1,r,,,r
and s.h Ohio cavalry, under Col ForneY, were
eomn1ete1y takeu BIZ surprise md ontnumhcrel.
Tha rrhe,s rnshcd IN su53cn]g about daybreaas
Coils Fo1Gey and 91a t qpeut spe ~ wv ne's
and ABOUT ~ men foon assf % sfraF Hh1. 81 .S
rebels made short s1aY ana aen1etfcs'eo Eo"afos
Le"lFou1g' v,, pu.~.ao,+ H,u,,o.
wee rrtnt1eA. 1
me zs n t tsa{s sids st M ond mt nas ascant
any posttfon IN the new Cabinet and Intends reur-
Ing to his larm.
nanaeah was tted t Out viii the desisn 81 cruising
against whaling vessels
Ihe Bssh ay a1a ggy gae Ss says sns
he hopclessness q the rebel struggle against The
Government
From the south.
Gen. Easly, in q letter to the rebel Congress,
shenandoah s Valley. and says no respectable man
ever saw him drunk IN camp, or on march, or In
battle.
4 rebel surgeon publishes In the Richmond
IPhIq statement Of his experience in Northern
prisons. He complains Of hazah treatment at
h1ehy1l1c. Camp Chase, and Fort Delaware
hienmoM9a On Papefs paollsa oIe1at 5epGtta o. ne
9eenst est ~ ~ o3oa,e dnnn H. bun
Th 1nxf IT, stns.a INT d,sro,7 hatsvee Rnt,c,
.,d pnFtar "a the csnse n onr fsiinre f9ne n
~ xho' n,1.anors anVe afoh+ t,na tsare ais.hleI
rs is4e! @ 1afs tot III aena sga
~ tha ~, tn it, csscmstes were nav fa,x ev.
necta5 ~ ~ saann1t md rontd hnve moe hnt I,tie
ps;stansa a." 0'S~'' ~" ~041NN WV A4'.40
Hsa e;,rxfr,-,hs- oora. !. an and n.v,, n,--
,anfsa e arg ti,en cencndca ~ Siows. WanIj
tht - .a,fnant Se M aTam,rin 1rcrc fnijnTad ~ III
and We should soon see asptttt Of ID, nee a4t.
, 1865-01-16

Latest from Gen. Thomas, .4rny-E'z1o
Situation In TcnueSsee-4kufnors 1ee-
.urllu. Hood,

(specia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tr.buncl
CAIRO, Sunday, Jan. Is.
Maj. Gen. schodela. his A. A. G., Major Gimp
bell and others Of his staff, with Brig. Gen. Cox
aud etaf, all from Gen. Thomas army, arrived here
to-day BY steamer trom the Tennessee river, en-
route for the North. Gen. Schoaeld goes to St.
Louis ty Monday mornings train.
From IN intelligent officer who Is Just from Cllf
ton, where he LEFT Gen. Thomas, We learn that
nothing acttve In the way Of military movements
eau be expected for several days yet even shou1d
there be found IN enemy In force to make resist
a1cc. Thus fur Gen. Thomas has been unable to
learn the truth of the report TINT Hood was making
stand ut Corinth. In fact 1t Is currently reported
that the rebel General and bis disorganized forces
arc still fleeing Southwark, leaving only small
number OF Forrcst's men In Tennessee to cover
his prolonged retreat Continued rains In Ten
nessee hate made 1t almost Impossible for Gen.
Thomas' army to move to the Interior wefa IL
deemed necessary to do So. They hare supplies
in plenty, and more are constantly moving mp the
Tennessee under proper protection.
ssl1 hundred Psisoners, = number Of them bcins
oasss.. csptnred during Gen: GrieE.on's raid, ar
ing SortGward. The officers viii 20 to Johnsso1's
leland and the priyatea to Rock Island.
The Illinois Central Railroad glscs notice that
fref:ht to Or nom Cairo. This Is undou6tcdiy 1
fseight-
cA.no. Sunday, Jan. 1d.=The steamer Missouri,
and Memphis, 18th, passed up for Louisville with
- 16a Steamship Morning Star left fos New Tors
on The evening q the Ito with tas,a@ In 1peeie
Cotton was less active. Mlallins was held At
8 Tia Memphis Democrat says that the steamer
Vcrnnco was captured and burned by gueFfllas on
the s,h, neas sklpmish+e Landing. The passengers
, 1865-01-16
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1fihune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfihune.1
SrnuGrHD, Saturday. January IL
In my dispatch in the TRIBUNE Of this
morning, you make me say TINT the Union
representative Caucus which adjourned until
Monday night, would decide to "deiend" the
gold salary bill. wrote "deteat," which
THEY will do. The Honse is not In session to-
day, but the committees hare been very busy,
pnd matured large amount Of work,
Col. Jaquess, who went with Emundd Eirke
10 Richmond, 1cctured on his trip to the rebel
caralAl in the Assembly Chamber this eve
ming, The attendance Of members aud clti-
zens was quite large.
Coy, Oefesby arrived here this evening and
has taken possession Of the Executive Man
tion< Mrs. Ogleshy, / am sorry to hear, is
iii and is una15le ut present to accompany her
l,ushand to the Capital. a little daughter Of
Gor. Oglcsby has been quite Ill, but Is getting
better
Hon. Isaac Funk, the distinguished Senator
from Bloomington, was absent on Thursday
when the question On the gold salary bill was
1assed, and to-day he asked the liberty TO re
cord his vote. This was denied him, but he
as allowed to define his position, which be
did as follows:
Mr., Funk am opposed to thst measure.
orrose tt IN principle. think that We were sen
IT, re 10 ]egltlnte. to set good examples, to correc
.Esors md wrongs. to do instlce to tue conmunl-
ty tnd to ourselves also. N0w, to par all debts
II cuId- wuuld not say much about IL; hat when
Tits honorable lody pnases law 70 pay Itself In
, 1865-01-16
FROM THE SOUTH.
From Richmond, Charicston and mo:
btle-Latest News from Aepe1
Enufce8A

WASHINGTON Sunday ysn 15nas f3a9 FL Stss%SHa %na
AdrertistT: 'sThe Yapkees abont 4;ooo strong arc
Mills Dog tscs 20 q .oc
river. Owing to The formation o. tae country,
he % n!opef position to thwart any moro they may
mike. IN 4 slkirmish the other day, fTo OF three
Yankees were killed and fse captured"
On Friday Inst, says the Charses1on .aerearp
the Yankees, !n nnknown fo5ce. are tePotsSa T. 10
vile Their main body hoHeyss Is e1 ,Sea ~ tne
ject is not developed. but Wheeler Il closely
watching their movements. r,
The Hchmpnd Disrd.eh has the following: The
fre6het in the James River commenced falling
than two honts It had subsidized upwards Of ID
inches. Further than srasll bIsae Y the cana! 9
and the filling cR Of the hrst and seeena stories O
several buildings III tho lower part ol lne CITY, VT
have not heard Of my damage done.
The Richmond Hhty eays thar GIans Ia heins
reinfo1csd, both north and aouth Of Jan. es River
| by Negro tYoops.
a Richmond paper ssys Of LII. Blrae that thousl
bis maine does not appear On tne register. be ha
ancee, and their meetings Weie Characterised b.
, 1865-01-16

The Toledo Railroad Accident.
The followicg list has been furnished Us By
one of our citizens who was on board the
train, of the more seriously wounded in the
recent accident on the Cleveland g. Toledo
ra1lrocd, fully reported in dispatch else
where:
G. p. Moefer. Ann Arhor, Mich; head, slightly.
Andrew Cole, Pontiac, Mich; head and shoul.
defs, badly-
II, and very seriously, probably dead.
Mira WIN. Hnrbuch4 Toledo, O.; ribs broken
* 4. &. irwin, Brooklln, Mich; back and head,
very bad
ehoulders, md bruised internally
s. straw, Detroit, Mich; thigh and side,
Mrs. Thomas Brown, somonauk, n. r; arr
4. Il. Carpenter. rostsdam, N. T.; breast, shoul
Gere and mock, badly.
Austin c. Rice, Adrian, Mich; side md ehoul
A, b. Moora: arms md breast
Il. j. Morris, Chicago; fingers broken.
4 lew others were slightly wounded.
, 1865-01-16

SAS FnASc1sco. Jan. H.-S1its have been con-
tnenced BY the United States revenue authorities
against numerous f11ns charged with selling
poatches without revenue stamp attached. Dam
aees ase laid in the aggregate at SSQ, goo.
The steamboat Young America struck d sn1y in
Neatecr river to-day, neaz Mares Island, and IL
total wreck.
The Nerada Legislature Is discussing the policy
Of aiding the Pacific Railroad.
Arrived, steamer Moses Taylor, from San Juau
Del Sue, with passengers who lelt New York Dec
18th; steamer Oregon, from Portland and Victo-
rfa nth BEE. co in rntEu
, 1865-01-16
THE LATE OCEAN DIS.
A6TEfx.
The Loss of the North Arneric1-L1st
OF Western Soldiers on Board.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.]
CAIRO, Sunday Eve, Jan. Is.
From the New Orleans Tln'<s Of the 8th, We
learn that tho following Western consalescent
soldiers were upon the ill-fated steamer North
America, lost about one week ago at sea- The
number supposed lost ID about zoo, chiefly fom
the General Hospital ut New Orleans. INC rna"
1ortty were members Of Eastern regiments, En-
rouk< for New ork:
j. Waracld 18th Ills. mounted infantry; 8: En-
mis-, I'd Ills. cav; J. B.. EYok, Ben. Swansy, ". =.
Sterling, s. T. 1om9inson, I'd H. esy; @ & GGsp; a.
C. Bentley, a3d Ills; E. B. Nelson, 1st1 Hls: aIs pa
T. E kspnef1' n % ". 6. jfases. sefgI J: =; AotIm9R,
4sh W.s Austin, yet III hHasa isth a51eex m =:
r Gear. 4Sh Wis. CIV; L. Brcnan, 1sth Ut. car:;
L Holmes, b. II. Brown, ], y. Nheellne, = 1sf5 =
III, cay.; F. q. Wonder, 26th Ind; CORP z.
Rice, A. shcperdson, Eth i'll. CIV; ea';,,,,
The North America was a new snip ano oeneFeo