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FROM TE11: ARMY OF TEE
POTOMAC.
Late and Further Operations.

HEanQuAnTErs ANdy OF THE PoToAac, Feb.
a.-1he result 9! yesterdays engagement was
more mp15,snt thaa sePo,tea Tic particulars
Corps fell back u the line Of works Mt Hatcher,s
Run. on Monday night, the enemy did not follow
very vigorously; nor did they mako any attempt
they would do 20 yesterday morning, bnt mp to
noon no sign Of an nttack appeared, nor did the
rebels eeeln to be In stormfnE force in the vcin-
fty. It WIS therefore determined to aead recon-
noiesance out on the ground occupied by Us the
day previous, and ascertain where the rebels
were, and, possible; to force them back to their
General crawford's division Of the sth Corps
having led the advance The day before, and beias
best acquainted with The nature Of the county
.:as selected for the dusy which they performed
te the entire satisfaction Of the commanding Gen
eral; The COLUMN moved about noon today On
ths ,nabnst M Toa p atss about
as our men advanced. A line Of battle was linen
tSSs1'efa' Ss lae right resting On IlatGhsr's and
advanced cautiously through the thick woods On
each side Of the road, and before going far met
the 1shss H. force hen s'hasp in
BACK until they took refuge behind their worzs,ata
mill, where they made determined stand Fight
ing here vas kept up till dark when cur men com
themselves, The rebels did not seem dleposed to
attack again as they had done the day previous,
s. he
our troops were withdrawn during The night to
their former ground On The Vaughan Road In the
vicinity Of which.Etroug works have been erected.
henry, considering the small force engaged. The
I'd Dlsision OF the 9Th Corps suffered principally
The following are the nsares: Killed 5 OIL
nnissinE-4 officers, $50 meg; total-37 officers, tl;3
men; Aggregate loss. 1,1so officers and men, ont
9f about 4,0oo who vent Into the action. No
missing viii appear IN 4 few days. The hcAvy loss
in the Division Indicates the manner in}whfch the
men acquitted themselves, nnh they have been
highly compflmented for their bra7cry By their
commanding officer.
Tho loss IN tho 9Th Corps ts NOT reported, but Is
very slight, they acting as supporting column
Tnther ihan as IN aitacEtng force. Anon. the
casualties reported are the following: Lieut.. Col
Haines, severely Capt. 1aErey. 9Th Wifcons,n,
wounded; Adjt. l. u. Chamberlain, s4th Mtcht-
can,lWounded, MeuL ]. n. Wicker, 9ith b[fchl-
gan, wounded Lieut.. Hendricks, 9Th Wisconsin,
wounded: Lieut.. Geo. johnson, 9Th Wisconsin,
in The back; Lieut. ". y. Judd. 9th New York,
leg amputated; Lieut. John Kelly, wounded In
tic leg.
Lieut.. Col. Fanlose, OF the 18th Mississippi
(rebeD regiment, wns severely wounded arl
brought 1nta the 5th Corps hospital, where he
died.
To-dny has been very quiet. The only firing
henrd Is from the batteries near tho Appoulattox
this evening, 1astiuk hut short tf1oc, however.
The weather has cleared oil beautifully, hat tho
rosds are In bad condition from the severe storm
Of Yesterday.
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(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
LASs1Ha, Mich, Friday. Feb. 10.
Bolh Houses arc at work in earnest There Is a
Ennnifcst disposition to get through the work be-
fore the Legislature at the earliest practicable
moment. The nause held two sessions to-day,
mostly In Committee Of the Whole, md quite a
number OF bi1ls were considered, md placed on
their third reading.
In the Senate, tho bill from the House increas-
ing thesrates Of legal advertising to seventy cent?
per folio for the first insertion, and thlrty-dya
cents for each subsequent insertion, was passed,
and only needs the signature Of the Governor to
become law. ....
A hil! was also passed granting the right Of WY
to the Lansing and jackson Kallroad Company
across certain lands occupied By The State, known
a. Pr1eon lands.
A caucus Is 10 b. held tonight on the contestsd
election cases. Several intricate questions hare
arisen on tllIs subject since the decision OF the
Supreme Court on the Soldiers Voting, Law,
which have elicited much discussion, and 1t Is
thought best 10 thoroughly examine them in eau
cue. Snd ascertain the law and prccedcnts In the
preu1ecs he orc the Committees in either House
Rka1I make I'D their repoFt8,
, 1865-02-11
TIRE Law COURTS,

I.x1TFD STATES Cornra-Refor. .1u7o- Drum.
1ne,d-T:so - s,n, - ~ =. c,..,,e. yu sr.S,s' ~ We
"ena-oeo' ~. h.ns e u 70 steamcf M1enisan'
the suit was yesterday dismissed.
Daniel scohey Is. David Single, Administrators.
In this cause default ,sas taken and decree enter
cd, This was bill! NED TO iorecose mortgage
assinst ne estate ol James scohsy late resident
OF Rock Island county:
Thomas sa!es ~. FnEst e q; Chancery. In
this cause nppllcation was made iof extension Of
time TO take testimony on me {art o. the defense
The action is to test the validity Of patent for
straddle.row cusayators. Tine !a extended sixty
days to take proof on either eide.
jndse Drpmmond will render hts decision in the
cause entitled Thomas Sales ~. The Northwestern
Halfway Company, on Monday next
T, S. coaxissIoxEn's couR7-B5ore cou1mis-
s;o,ur Hptne.-Wlltiom Quinn, OF Lelmont, ILL
noie. was cxrmincd on Thnrtday upon the charge
~ er;nrr in ewcatipcupuu his application for cI-
,II,tsnn nslErs fh.t hc had never voted in this
wns Continued. Defendant wss held to bail in
81 .0l0.
~4Ehs-1cz Aynntt a f,rocer doing business at 4G
tna.cs a1nuss. as 1asterT.y hrnnphf hefore tho
ehafced with yioiating that section
Of the revenue , NV rsn Ttn ora ~ ~
Ian
, 1865-02-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
E Read advertisement on third page OF TO-
days prper, headed Dr.. Jamea. fei1.h673-1t

o"7' P1Pe'1 a'eoos9 =. o..oca' 1c31'Ho'"'1e
Relief for the afflfcted.--Itls is IN old saw
and tho records aunu,lly published in medical
works attest the truth OF the assertion. Men com
nit erlevons errors agalns the laws Of nature and
moIality, and pay the penalty in the shape Of
joathsome disease, acute PAIN and prolonged euf-
ieHng: @ E5ch year increases 1nsteau Of diminish
aEg the cTf. and the long catalogue Of sufferers
stretches cut to m extent absolutely appalling
ahe man WHO eeeks 70 correct these ttnoendons
c'x1a, We 1ceaEo as puoIc beneiactos. Tag ply
slclsn VINO masea thc CASA ol diseases 10 which
Mc 3tac, Fpccialty' ana Wan' ~ study, applies.
ION and experience. iahore % relieve mankind OF
INC olIei1l conse1ae"ces WAlcn mnaf Inevitably
- 4 tasoag LUZ r01p9se Wnien Is nra15e-
nsna,,y: a1I NJ ~ Snn,b f,,xs ueu H1M u
anu WnoSG aeset Isa ns3 Ma3 oe loona n onr
enas tf; o o,ico5 IL y ~ mndarta aad experiences;
ein!nently NuA4iEGA ~ .uael!ake az ctses, ma
, 1865-02-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Vlsfaten % INC eh1cago ifioune.J
SPRINGFIELD, Friday, Feb. 10, 1855.
The industrial college bill passed the House to-
dey 10 third reading, with the following substi-
tn.e for the eleventh section of the oricinal bill
The substitute was offered ly Ar. Cook ofcook'
and carried 1,y ten minority.
SkC71oS II. 1t shall be the duty Of the Board Of
Trustees to permanently locate said gnivstaity at
Crbana, In Champaign county, Illinois, whenever
the comfy shall, accordiu: to the proper form Of
law, convey, or cause 70 be conveyed 70 sald tfus-
tees IN lee tlmple and Tree from Ut! !ncnmbrance,
the Cfbana Champaign 1nsntnte buiidins. GROUNDS
and apnnrtenaneea. together VIII tne iarm or ons
hundred and iorly acres connected thefeNlth ana
Lori,y. M and tsey arc hereby Icuulrea now OF her.
, 1865-02-11

[Spttfd Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tnbane.I
ST. Lou1s. Friday, February 10.
TcBAcco-Active. Salts Of scraps at 81 00ta4. 10;
green and eanaged, $7.o09S.10: factory do, saA@
1nt0; planters dc, $l100a1s.75: common shipping
leaf, 1a4O@1'eo; medium do s,s5as2o.so; good uex.
t1ioeo; good 1uanuta cturtng leaf, S3s.0o.
lLoU1-sa1ts 500 br1s low gradc 1t $685. and 20 do
scratched extra ut $7.l0 Per bri.
GEAx-Whest inactive. Sales Of fair fall at 11s1;
strictly prime, s19a91 s2H. Cotn-Llttle change.
Sales, mostly new gunnles, at tL2a; white In new
sacks at $1:e5; choice Ehse S. 23 900 bu to be do
ltyered In the Spring private tcEs. Oats-Sales o
prime In new sacks At Sc per bu. bar1ey-A small
lot 20 aacks common was sold $3.50 per bu sacks
returned,
WnNET-Dull and lower. Sales OF two small1ots
ofc1 and 25 brls at ~ 10 per gal.
, 1865-02-11
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.


AL8A5Y, Friday. Feb. u, 1866
REEF CATTlE-We arc Without u cstt1e rcnrkct
this week. Only about 10 head Aara arrived sine.
tnday snd the only sale that has occurred Il G. fir
Illinois, averaging 1850 ns, At $1i3o0 head. Tno
stot trains showed in alon. the Central Railroad,
end It doubtful whether many arrive before
snEEp- SE,all sales at I'll oo9l2 %.
I1nES==Dull nt Els l1GAtI l0.
, 1865-02-11
WISCONSIN H.EG1SLaruRE,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.1

Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Tribune.J
MANSON, Wis, Thursday, Feb. 2.
Gov. Lewis has received telegram from Pro-
yost Marshai General Fry, that the consolidation
OF new regiments, which was fixed for the 7th, is
postponed so that i:wIll not t2ke place till after
the 18th inst. Reports from all parts of the State
show that recruiting Is going on briskly, though
comparatively few men have yet been mustered
IN. Yesterday there were 120 mustered In In the
State; friday there were 175 mustered In hero,
The second and fourth warLs Of this city have
1lled their quotas, and only some thirty ars re-
quired to iii the Quotas Of the other wards. The
new 1eeime1 Is are rapidly filing up and recruits
IRE arriving here III considerable Numbers.
The State Sorghum Convention adjourned last
night.
The State horticultural Society IL In session.
Qulte number OF the members Of the LeCsla-
tuxc arc absent In committees, visiting tho Stlie
institutions, or on private business, and proceed
and 10 compel the officers OF Wisconsin railroads
to be residents Of The Stste. Several local bills
were introduced, acd number passed. The only
general Eill introduced was one 10 amend Chqpter
liz, 1swr Of 1861, relative to State MD to yolun-
tccrs' families.
The Assembly resolution for 1000 extra copies
Of the reports OF the Adiutant General, Quarter.
msstr General and Surgeon General was con-
in
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Tuos. II. VINCENT, A. A.G,
G. IL DAscoM, Lieut.. Col, Adi't GENT.
a Card from JndGe Beckw1th.
CHICAGO, February 10, 1865.

IUITUIB 1T1UUnE.
/ notice In your Issue of this morning IN allu-
sion to Norse Railroad Bill said 10 Lave been
prepared In my office. have never seen any bill
Of any Kind relative to Horse Railroads, Other
t,an printed copy Of the one which has cow be-
CONC law. No bill OF any Kind in regard to
Hossc Railroads was ever prepared in my Office.
and never heard OF any snth bill AZ mentioned
by the Anti~Horec Railroad Committee uutt1 saw
statement Of tacira In regard 10 1t In circular
issued by them ot Springfield.
Yours truly, C. BEckw1Tu.
, 1865-02-11
nfitunHkcc Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
1ftIwAUkEg. Friday. Feb. 10.
FLoUR-afnrket unchanged sEd quiet.
GRA1N-Receipts Of Wheat, 1,l6o bu market active
ard &c lower with sales Of II cc0 ba No Spring Ia
store at 81 ls; 732sl bu do at S14e; 20 on No de-
Tered at $14o. Oats very dull. Bnrlty scarce. Rye
lieher; salcs At $1.15 in store.
E1eHwISEs-Nithout change.
pEoyIsIoxR-Not materially changed, ana dull.
DafTtlet pork dull and nominal. Dressed hogs clos.
Ing ftn11.
, 1865-02-11

A number Of amendments were proposed and
adopted.
On motion of Mr D. Brown, Mcssrs. j. c. Goth-
RE ard J. G. Dorc were appointed committee to
visit Washington and lay The Communication be-
fore Commissioner LcWi., nnd procure an early
reply. ,
, 1865-02-11

A d{aratch wns roccIved last escniny from tae
AdJutant Geucralx osiicc at Springfield by thc
onnta of the Tenth Ward, under the present cal
Iii! be 9a3 This Is largely in cxcets OF what sse
have estimated, and is eanal 70 one msn for etesy
fhe n1sota Of Cook county will reach t,aN There
1nuft be- come nistske in the trznsniss'on of the
dispatch.
, 1865-02-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM DETROIT.

THE Shin owners Conventton-Thfrd
DQyss Proce ceedlnEs-Ftna1 Adjuurn-
nlGUts
, 1865-02-11

yeas 70. nsys1. By Nj. Metcal-to pay non:resl-
dent witnesses In criminal cases-pasacd; 5ess e
nays l. III. Tardeyeer moved to reconsider. By
ministers ahali notI oss he right to vote by tra7
enrg-passed; yeas 13, nays 1o. By Nj. Mack-a
resolution that no 8enator shall speak over 1--we
sminutes-adopted By Mr. RichaEds-in relation
to grain snd Otter produce. Mr. Richards bill Is
intended to compel railroads to receive grain
when neippers offered car load. mr. Hall re-
.1:e. TO support the bill unless It pecided that
The shipper :honla designate tie elevator. to
times when the Government takes possession Of
railroads, ttey cannot ,carry FL freight. Ar.
Hunter did not now the Paiuenlars Or Gifcum-
the roads shonld not be required to warehouse
commit.
-. Cohrs moved the previons quesHoa-:as
Mr. Mack moved to reconsider. Carried. .
Mr.. Mack mored to 5eco1n1ll To the Judiciary
Nj. Schoneld moved the passage Of The Union
Stuck Yard ELL; Er. Webster moved that the bill
and anendmenis be referred to the Committee on
Bank En- Corporations th!s motion The Speaker
the amendment so ~ to limit the charter to dfty
years; NJ. Echofcld moved the previous question
-cafr1eo; The question being on concufring On
Allen, Bushnell, Cohrs, Eastman, Green OF Mcs-
auder, Green OF Marion, Hunter, Lansing Lind
say, Maek, Maso7, Mcconnell, Mctcllf, Peters,
IE1iJr N1EAaIAeY GCQuelu+ 1tt410. f4NdcyGnr.
Weseott, Worcestez-21; Nays-Addams. Ward''
Webster %; Mr.. Strain moved to change thc
name Of Lind Untyersity-passed, yeas 70, nays
none.
i. Mr. Vandeyeer called up the bin to make addi-
Ions1 appropriations for the State Penitcntiary.
The bill appropriates s140, 600 for the completion
Of The Pen1tentiary.
Mr. Strain opposed the bill because tic eyi-
dence before the Pen!tentfary Committce showed
frauds in previous contracts.
Mr. Green, OF Alexander, Insisted upon full
discus.lon Of The merits Of the bill.
NJ: yandcvee1 moved the previous question.
Carried-ycas, Is; nays, II.
Tho bill then passed.
YEAs-Allen, bushnell, Eastman, Green, Of
Alexander. Hunter, Lindsey. Mack, Mason, Nc
Connel1, Reilly, Scofeld. fandeveer, Westcott,
Wotccstcr-1i.
.NAre-Ad1alns, Cohrs, Green, OF Marion, Lar-
sing, .Metcalf, Peters, Richards, STRAIN, Ward,
Wehster-10.
The Senate then adjourned.
LATER,
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago T1ibuue,]
, 1865-02-11
d 1 Il D =

NEkISf HEcKERT, agtd 81 5enis.
Friends arc invited atterl thu !cnes,1 suIday
afSocleck r. H.. 1t his rftlGence. t7e U1I7 street
In thta eay on Tburttly, the 9th int. .KATaANiE!.
FOkDf CE. aunEtst son Of Rey. E. and 6ofhlA .t3ne
AEec Year,. 9 months and daS4.
1t o'clock I. II. |'
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East,

T OsT-On Sunday morning, Feb
! - nary sh near A8 s.ate street. sasn ssosch
pounds. ears cut very slim mud nc,lyc. Any person
returning the same to Stats ssrect Til he liberal
lyreHarttcd. fell h6otlt
+ OST-A large Black Newtound-
~ ls1 Dog. ansE et5 to the name OF " aisc." ANY
one returning him or giving Information where he
can be iound, TO 419 West Adams street. viii be lib
eIa1Iy rewarded. Ee1ihGG-1t
r OST-On the North Side, q
IL buneh cfEe.s, on ssee1 chain. The finder viii
confer faEor By leaving them st 1Ol LAke street.
Bfe11. .thj2 II y113 ~
, 1865-02-11

GA1ITH & NIXON'S HALL.
OPEN TONIGHT,
Ant eyery night during The week. and on WRDyEs-
DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, THIS GREAT
M1LEoNTAN TAELEAUE
OF
1ADL5E LOST.
Completely illustlzttng N1LTOE's Great Poem and
ca1Ey1EE out hliltoufs Idea OF
Heaven, He'll, Chaos and Paradise!
rs exhibited In London for go consecutive nights.
Fr Tickets Il cents. No halt rrice.
F Grand Eahbiticna on WeaEesdaJ aud Saturday.
nfIerncon.. at O'Clock, when children Wiz ba id
mltted ut Is cents.
ET- Doora open Mt O'Clock ?. N. Exhibition co1r-
mtnces at X O'Clock precllsly:
F.LAEEESCE, Agent. tc;-hs0i5t jthn
, 1865-02-11

Especial Dlspatch 10 the Chicago Trihune.l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Fnday, Feb. 10. 1896.
The Chicago Stock Y1rd bill has passed the
HorsC, t54 to q and only awaits the signature OF
the Governor to become law.
, 1865-02-11
LIST OF PRIZES,


S.tctave s,t1nwas ptsno; French grand ac-
7-octaye Vesc Plano, eyef1unng oss.. tour
sno P}sno, sG'ntt Psriof ssSo ss
.psnseia s,pE S9s Na-a ED 'ao
ss:t wsVs:l5 sos:i; ii 1os .Setp..:.:: @
Se:s %hstiss wilson Sewing Machine. @'v
e: s whsesI wilson sewing ;seiias. su'o
MSse sF Wi!ssn Sewing Gssils. os'
So Whseer 4 Wilson Es1ine Machine: ""
&o SSssti HiisSa Sewing Machine. sv ~
Eo. %Se:i;i wiiion SewioE Msshas, 's'V'
SET Maeaulays History Of Hngia d. bali
sii.:ls sly; Es;sd s:i. s
Castor, bottles 1929 Peg
! siiy SFl.!sa n9ttsr 40
1ss'yer rls'ea SSsp1ae 81, ssSS S%
i p;sin ao:d w ~. ~ n
j Se1d Sed f'ssSs fssss's:1s Pins: 1ssS sS
e.st. :et wtth ciae onds. 900
1sEetF ARs'if:a Ea,ea S'Is Baitss sS
lsss fostiesi Work, settt, yos. hali esit. =.
60 Wnfks Of Standard Fiction. s09 co
er1cbcU Gold Chain, p,heavY.,,.,,,,.,....,. lis 90
silver Flatcd Revolving Castor.,..,.. -.... 40 %
EgE Bnl.r..,,...,,..........,: 1900
3 CastpEt.s.,,,,,.,.,.~..... 2&O0
T." - Cart Receiver, gold IIned,.,,. II q
:" Cups........................ 50
6 - +" Cali R.is,...... ........,,,.,., p %
l. - Nut Observation-Disclosures, l3D1
u n Halter rEu:yes.,...,.,...,.,x. $3.50
sells Silver Plntcd r. Spoons. ............ 1900
kets Silver PtAtrd Table Spcona .,.,,,,t., S,l01
sIlendsl turkey Morocco Album 21j ptc,,, GEO
= :. IL !" 50 pic,.. 500
=" - 20 ric,,, T.51
i I" i" p" 50 p!c... 600
- The goods nve on exhibition At the store OF Il.
Fl. Hemoteo, r. +. TuE,s Co.. and u. Van Cott,
ant at The sgtncy Ct WheelEr & Wi.on'J Sewing MA
chlne7, Ecuha BlCck. These PARTIES will veuch for
the qualities OF the Eoots ana FOR hs prices which
annexed to Them.
The prizes will be drawn attsr the concert BY
committee appciuted by the nud1ezce to superi,tead
tbt snme. - 49,
, 1865-02-11
10000 TICKETS, SIS PRIZES.

Tarlc IN tie country wishlnE to procure tickets at
points Ma r thtIe kte aecEcies established can
~ addressing ". +. Tunis 4 Co., . Wisconsin
.tsett.or ~ Ilempstec. N in street, Milwaukee.
lieAe! er sac nt the above places. and Ut all the
principal sfoTt8 In The etty.
, 1865-02-11
CAMP FRY,
One Thousand Recruits In CaTnn- A
Regiment to be Organized Toby.

Under the recent call for volunteers, Camp Fry
has been designated as a rendezvous 70. the Wi:
unteers Of the Ftrs:, Second, Third and EIebth
Enrolment Districts. The drcary aspect OF th,t
forest post his given Place to picture Of lfe md
merri7cnt Col. John L. Hancock assumed corr
mond on January 31st, at which time gusrti nY
iorty.seven recruits received. Over one thousand
men are now IN barracks, and an eiectinn f;.1 -
eompaDy officers Of the 147th regiment vii tsEe
The bountses paid to the men will ayers-e s,no
each, Int the Rockford volunteers receiyed s$1 m
large majority OF the recruits are from the conn
nncsoeIr nlser men t Fsesive receipt fox thelr
them ter immediate use. II, however, they wfsh
TO Iay Coma fde debts OF make actual assrnmen.a .
'aa to !hea 1an1es they ase permitted to DO The
d1T; Inns plan IL expected to work admirably.
re discipline Of the camp is most excellent
Dut M ,our dess5tions have been reported, and good
gslded company of etefsa Rssersss ssR llos Is
Camp Douglas. ( 1fewnew recruits werc recently
ha nlaeea on sentry dpty as an experiment During
sc1 s md n escaped 70 the woods. The old garrison
faE aaa q aarpeE's Ferry floats over the camp.
tat1ons officers Of the volunteer service are
organization ef thc 1eeruil!. Amoas this = mum. @
e. ner Is Col ]. II. Peck, Aid-de-Caup to Maj Gen.
IN. dc;si of mez are now engaged IN construct
H.
=. sae latter are at present occupied. There are
~ !or n1nstsf men, with Kitchens aud OIL
Ssis ' Quarters attached. These arc well arranged
1no clcanly. The tatlons served are the best the
MI tnn Department affords A strong fence
The following officers ore detailed At the camn:
: J ehB 7, l. Hancock, Colonel Commanding; Werner
y. 19erg, Captain md 4. A. 4. G.; Joseph Sears,
a Lieutenant "a t. and A.; A. q H.; VIM r. Aaatr, Sur.
eeoni n. Shield, Heuttnnnt and A. G. s.; John
Long, Acting Adtutsnt; VIM. l.. Mcdaniel, Lien
leuahts commanding reeetye 4uard. Il y }lrann
Suffer. . 49, ~ @'eeA'
ahs ,moIning report Of yesterday showed 1,oss
r. A., s:i - men Of tue reserve guard, and 3s men
ol tEe esth !llinole, awaiting discharge. Nearly
" ;Mo Hundred men were received on Thursday.
Every train adds to the list of recruits. The num-
;er yesterday nloruins awaiting muster was 255.
crvice, ~ @'1o
Fosr officers are already named for Colouclcles |
2 ihc new regiments: Capt W. ". Djcrs, OF the |
slnptecE Reserve Corps; Col: Bronson, OF :he |
41st Illinois: Lieut. Col. Phillips, OF tho 55th; |
I'd Lien Col. scAsaner, of The Volunteer lie.
, 1865-02-11

sw1sD1Eo-A countrymau named Henry Mans
1.c.a. from thc township Of Bloom, came Into the
e,,y or Thrrsday 1sst with load Of grim, which
he wae TO ljeuosc Of and take back groceries and
dry coods. Necr the city limits he was aeco:ted
1y very eiril stranger, who requested the pfisi.
lege Of riding into the city. The stranger stated
thut he w::p resi- cstntc agent and had been oat
10 e:."rnine fu:ne lots he was about TO purchase
lie took considerable interest in the tarneEe busi.
11e Is, sod advised Inn about thc disposition Of
h,s load; whcrr he could gct tue best Prize: and
..r!crt. After The fa.1ner had sold oat and got
Ei> cash, hc suddenly met his new acqua!ntance'
who had doubtless followed him the whole time.
Tlry dr4ok together, told stories, and were pro-
cccdpE together to tho Office Of the 'renl estate
uEent," ;" when he was tapped On the ehoulder and
5sied q to sstt!e Email bill. Change was scarce.
but c4cfts abundant Our readers Cnn guess the
EeGnc'. Grcsns was heeccd ont OF 51l0, and got
a." ss'sus !i eness The dodge Is new and danger
Gn their guard.
Recommendations men were enlisted ycs.
tercaE md credited to Cook count;. TIE follow
ing IVES the distribution Of crcdits ~ 1ar1- last
, 1865-02-11

Fon TIE sEyESTy- DIR. Powell, Sur
gcon Of the Eed Illinois regiment Will leaye 10
fofn his regiment on Sunday evening. He will
take letters to the regiment If lelt at the Sherman
nouRe before Sunday evening. He can take no
, 1865-02-11
GIFT CONCERT.
By THE
GERMAA1A ORCHESTRA,
EEcer the direction Of
PROFESSOR BACH,
To be given at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC !!
MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
-QE-
NGIunSdaN ETaninm March 80 2EE
Wednesday Evening, March %, '65.

This Concert VIII sulpasa ANYTHING OF The Kind thar
EAa' hcen given In Milwaukee. In former times
The aams management hs given entire satisfaction
lhe rn6lsc ths present inttanee taey w1A ahor
tentthey will present the best ehtc.tsiarect ever
pefn Z oftl 10 the citlzens Of this cisy.
, 1865-02-11

n. W SANITARY FA11.-M. E. CHURCHES
committees Of the Methodist churches Of this city
for tho Northwestern Sanitary Fair. will meet this
afternoon In the PASTORS study, Methodist Church
and for the transaction Of other important busi.
ness.
, 1865-02-11

News Our thanks are due 20 S. C. Hpugh. Esq,
General Passenger Ascr. Of the M. S. d Nj. T.
e. for lafe Savannah papers.
, 1865-02-11

Gouou9 IEcTuEEs-0ur readers wiil do we'll
TO reno ntcr that the Ealc of reserved seats for
Coughs lecture viii commence this morning ct
O'Clock. nj tho store Of Edward Ely, corner Of
Dearborn and Washington et-ecis.
, 1865-02-11

RErrcE.-Au adjourned meeting OF the m.n..
gers VII. I've held on Saturday ut O'Clock, III the
Icrrc Mems Christian Association Rooms, for the
purpose Of attending 70 unfinished busiuegs Of the
annual meeting. All laifes having books author.
f3iss tic COLLECTION Of funds for the purchase OF
the tui1dirg, w1fl please bring such books to the
r,rtfsrr.
, 1865-02-11

DONATION pAn7r.-A donation party was given
o. Thursday evening, ly the members Of the
Welsh CaIyan1stIc Methodist Church in this city,
10 thcIt rastof, Rev: Mr. Williams. The hand
ONE sum OF <116 WIS realized. The party vas
rcrv plcasans one.
, 1865-02-11

pEEsoxAl.-C;cn. l. Bradley, Of this city, is
stopping at the Sherman House. Brcvct Brig,
Gen, B. !. Sweet has returned from Cincinnati,
and Is now al the fremont. S. Wlitely, CnIted
:slatrx indian Agent iu Colorado Territory, is now
in this city.