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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trioune.l
SPRINGFIELD, Saturday, Jan. ID

Especial DlsQAtCu ~ HE Iu1l7es~ AAAoeAAH.l
srESaF1ELD, Saturday, Jan. II.
SENATE.
But little business Of importance WIS transac ct-
cd to-day. Standing Committees reported MvoI-
ally On several bills, the most important of which
are the bill Ia abolish bank con1miss1ouers Of
acc; The bill. to amend the school law the Dill to
uuleud The law in relation to change Of Ven9f n
criutpal casea all Of which were ordered en-
crossed.
Government, rot otherwise proStded ioE py Law,
4 < RESOLUTION to print a,ooo copies of the State
Geological Report, WAS passed. II spproPsfatea
81, coil for priuung expenses, anu provinces ZOE
their distribution.
The stpate ordered that $40 copies OF the 60 Gov
e1nor's Special Message, with The report q Hon;
|, n, Morris, in regard to the TWO :per cent hnd
due to Illinois from the general Government oe
III. Green, OF A'c1ande-. introduced a M1 to
Incorporate the Ohio Rlyer Saline Coal Mining
Mr. Maetn Introduced bill to establish there
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges, one u u
Northern: one in Southern, and oue in Cantsa! IL
linote, IN pursuance Of the provisions Of tas COZ
rressionaf land grant for that purpose. he1erfee
10 Spec{na Committee.
Hr Addams introduced bill to regulate lnsn
rnnce Companies. Ordered printed.
MI. Lnt!ssy introduced bill TO pfonote Ens
construction Of Horse Railroads tn Chicago ,he
Sensta adjourned. ::
;: Hnnsn-No seseicn to-day. = y:
, 1865-01-16

DxpAnrKST OF STATE,
'--- r.. %f Orr

licaton:
DxeAn1MKxr OF STATE,
WAsn1xaroh, jan. 15.1865.}
The President directs tho undersigned TO per
form the painful daty Of announcing TO the people
OF the United States that Edward Everett, dts1n'
guishcd not more BY learning and e1oqucnce thnn
by unsurpassed and distinguished !abors o. pa.
this life at four O'Clock this morning. The scvc-
ral Executive departments Of ths 6oVefnment
will cause appropriate honors to bo rendered to
wherever the national name aud authority ID
known. (Signed) NA. II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
A Washington special to the Hsrald states that
a Richmond reiuese confirms the report thst Lee
three Weeks Eipce.
, 1865-01-16

T1V11 NE11e N1 aA13E . III MI
+ HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAo, Jan
in front Of this army. Even picket firing seems
to hare been given up. Brlgadier General s..
Williams, who has been Assistant Adjutant Gen.
she short time when General burnside comman.
ded It, has been appointed Inspector General Of
The armies operating against Richmond, and Will
bo located at CITY Point with General Grant
Iient. Col. Barstow IL General Williams snc.
, 1865-01-16

NEW YoRK. Sunday. Jan. ia letter from Geo.
Seward, Secretary and General Superintendent .!
the Atlantic. Telegraph Company, to Cyrus ".
iecon Of The ea6,e now beins anuactnFe ssat Rsj
sates thkt the amount completed up to the 30th oi
December, is 10 miles. The cable is now being
manufactured at the rase Of 50 miles per week
finished by the end of the first week In June. Two
tanks are completed on boaEd the Great kastsra s
ior TIE stowags Of he cable, and the thi5d =
but that tho cable Will all be on board the sreit
thtp ready or eea With every appliance for laying
tho cable in the the best order during the month
OF June. Mf Seward haa no doubt that tho cable
1pf11 hc ancrca 7fi1}y mid and worked.
, 1865-01-16
~ For Additional News by Te1e-
graph, zee Fourth Page

D- The Halifax papers announce the death
Of Hon. Alexander Stuart, Judge Of the Vice
Admiralty Court OF Novia scotia,a position
he Ind held sixteen years. It was before him
that the case Of the steamer Chesapeake, cap
turcd by the rebel pirates on the passage from
New York to Portland, was tried, and he
gaye decision restoring her to her owners.
, 1865-01-16

MY YORK. Sunday, 1an- 1s.-A o1orhal,ars,,
West Virginia, dispatch states that the rebels ar
ter the atfuck On Beverly retre3ted towards Low
4tU prisoners md two Lieutenant co1onels, but the
fttr escaped, and some zoo stasglers have al
ready come In.
, 1865-01-16

~ Gen. Robert Anderson states that Col.
Julien Allen. the agent for procuring supplies
for the poor Of Savannah, wns the first who
sent aid-in the shape Of boxes Of clgars and
u7,r;nr nF 1871
, 1865-01-16

FnAzKronr, KT., Saturday, jan. The speech
ELECTED much remark. He said hehad sustained
the legal enactment faroring slavery because be
deemed elayery in sone respects beneficial to both
rent right Of one man to hold another In hondage,
but that those benefits had ceased to occur, and
the rebellion was responsible therefor. lie tusti-
slavery and vindcatcd tho night OF the people to.
amend the Constitution and abolish slayefy, be-
Having the Union to be the lmmntable basis OF the
go,eV o Be- shaneed as neeeastY or e9pedensv
REQUIRED. lie concluded Kcutucky's interest re-
oufred the proposed amendment, as slavery had
retnrde1 her development and would IN the future
more seriously check her advancement.
, 1865-01-16
DEATH OF HON. EDWARD EVERETT
YESTERDAY,
Dispatch from Secretary Seward
~Mourning at the Capital.
FROM SPRINGFIELD--LEGISLA-
TIVE AND GENERAL
REPORTS.
The atlantic Telcgraphic Cable
"A Promising Report.
Our New York Midnight Dispatch---
Highly Interesting News
Summary.
FROM WASHINGTON

The Fort Fisher FalIure-AdntFal
1,ortcr's Dispatch 1.-The NntfonA1
Bunks-Thc Volunteer Embassies to
RichEnond-H1tl1tnr Onensc, DC, ,ac-
, 1865-01-16

In each Ward OF tho city. and IN all Townahlos IN
other Congressional Di4trt. from tho Draft, and
guarantee ana agree to furnish Substitute - each
OF their 1rafted en IN whatayer District ther may
feeide.
The Company commences business with q fa1xe
patdup capital, and is backp mp" by PARTIES whoea
solre1cz is nndoubted ~ can be ascer:alued bf cal-
Ing At our Office.
We propoaa to se the premiums received from tho
Insured md - much Of the capital = required In
procuring 9pbtt ttitptts
, 1865-01-16
GEN. HUTLEIk,s IkEP0HT.


We publish elsewhere complete abstract
of Gen. Buffers report Of the Wilmington
expedition, the transmission Of which was In
terruptcd By failure OF the wires on Friday
night. The most surprising part Of the docu
mint is til" endorsement Of Gsn. Grant upon
Gen. Buffers report, which states that 1T
was never contemplated that Gen. Butler
should accompany tho expedition, Major
General. Neitzel being specially named as
commander" II will be seen also that Gen.
Grant, in lis letter Of instructions to Gen.
Eu.lcr preparatory to the sailing Of the forces,
speaks Of tue movement Of 1.-THE expedition
under Gen. Wcitzel.' An obscure rumor orig
mating somewhere among the naval officers,
has been in the wind ever since the exrcdl-
tion returned, importing that Gen. Butler
crowded himself into the expedition without
authority. II now appears that he not sonly
had no authority for going, hut that he was
guilty Of On act Of INSTRUMENTATION in taking
command which had been specially assigned
to anothcr.
Gen. Grant also afdrns that Gen. Butler is
incorrect in stating that he re-embarked, af-
ter his Intellectual movement in front Of
Fort Fisher, - In pursuance Of instructions''--
the instructions being Of the opposite tenor,
tc-wlt, 10 scmnin there and entrcnch, In case
the i1ems effect The reduction Of those
places"
Cudcr these circumstances there appears
to be little room for ustonishment that Gen.
Butler In! been removed from The command
OF the Arlty Of the James.
1DWAnD ETEIeETr.
4 g.ca1 and good man has fallen, md that
loo as il, himself would have chosen to de-
mart, not through slow waste Of mental aud
physical 1,,wcrs In the gloom of lies eve
ming, but nycrtakcn by the me ,scusrr, IN the
mellow afternoon OF life, still among the
rcapcrs, and adding to his hcapei sheaycs Of
gold When lie sickle drops from Lis land.
1h.rc have been periods in the career Of Ed
watd E~crctt when Ills praises would have
found rtaa:cst uttcrancc in the mouths oi
those against whom the latest and most
,ipcned T'5ers Of his ll1o hive been forceful-
= directed But he lived to survive his con
:crvatlsm. uc lived to exercise noble trait
in d great mind, the quality Of contcssing aud
rcpairlng, ate in life, long pursued error o.
doctrine a,d associations. And for patriot
is1nrs saltthis did Edward Everett. Hhe pass
cd years Oils prime believing and acting npor
the bclici:hat the 1cnt volcano In our nation
could bc g3o.hercd, and that thick blankets
Boston sltn aud woven, were all that were
necessary uud If be stood with those who
deprccatc the ringing 1oot-hu Of young
Freedom 1pon soil, quaking and ready t.
open In flslrcs, and pour the red hot Lava
Of wnr II with such tears oppressed
his midd: manhood knew sutpleness and
,-;o1dirr ff ff>fz0ttnu hena usc ha ,,-oa 4rfru
, 1865-01-16

in East Terressce. With characteristic zeal
and industry he had been busy in efforts Of a
dird1cd nature in behalf Of the suffering resi-
dents Of Savannah when his life work ends.
, 1865-01-16

NEW YonK. Sunday. Jan. 15.-A letter from
Panama etates that the rebel pifatcs bEadsna"
ing opportunities to pirate on American sh1pplng.
urr rIT1N079 i. I.F{:ISI aTURE.
, 1865-01-16

. Henry l. Wise, Chief Of the Ordnance Burean.
NayY Department will be absent from his post
fnr roma days.. BE IL going to Boston to attend
the funera, Of hia father-in:law Edward Everett.
.;WAzatsoros, Sunday, Jan. M.-Tha following
, 1865-01-16
QhirnqG Tr1bnne~



There is nothing startling from tho militia
~ situation. Everything indica; rs, however.
that all H. going we'll, and that important ex-
petitions are on foot, that must eventuate
shortly in results largely determining the is
sue Of the rebellion.
Drigndirr General Hoffman, C,mmissarF
Gcncra1 Of Prisoners, returned 10 Washington
on Thursday from General Thomas army, and
estimates Hoods losses in Tennessee Mt
200. Over 10000 prisoners were captured.
Large numbers Of these express desire to
lake the oath Of allegiance.
There are .wo important military move
ments now in progress, Of which the public
las no definite knowledgc-one under Gen.
Thomas, and another under one Of Gen.
Grants Gcnc1als in North Carolina Particu-
lars are forbidden publication.
AL was quiet at Savannah at latest advi-
<'cs.
Gen. Cunby's order for the draft In his De-
l,astmcnt. by an easy md intended inference,
has to do With the schemes Of representatives
from outside districts who arc purposfng to
lraw on 1hc region therca~ay TO fill their
quotas. II -anuot be done In thnt way my
me-e.
Our Springfield dispatch contains one Of
honest far1nc- Funk's characteristic speeches
against the g,ld Sala~y bill. Mr. Funk, when
lie sn,aks, llas something 10 say, and says 1t
n very few words. He talks had common
sense, and every word hits like sledge ham-
luer Hls laconic and practical style came In
adnirablc play in his speech upon that worst
OF nil follics, the gold salary bill. Read him.
The exp dltion up the Savannah River
lew days since destroyed ten miles OF the
South Carolina and Columbia Railroad. It
was the severance of one more link in the
chain Of Richmond communications.
Hon. James q. Bcycridge, State Treasurer
elect, and Hoa. Newton Bateman, State sn-
1printcndcut Of Public Instruction elect,
have been qualified and have entered upon
the duties Of their respective offices, their
predecessors retiring. Mr.. Tyndale, the Sec
retnry OF State elect, will not enter upon his
Official dutics until the Inauguration Of Gov
crnor Oglesby.
Tennessee Is wheeling into line to take her
PLACE bctN cea Mary1and and Missouri Tie
s>tatc Convention has unanimously passed re-
solutions declaring slavery forever abolished
and prohibited throughout the State; also
resolution prohibiting the Legislature feous
recognizing ;he ri:zltt of property1 In man. for
bidding Il frcm requiring compcnsa lion 10 be
made to owners, abrogatlng the declaration
Of State independence, The military League
made In 1sCl with tue Confederate States,
and all Laws and ordinances made In pur-
suancc Of them. The propositions are to be
submitted to the people for ratification
February Id, and On MARCH, Ath the election
, 1865-01-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


The Hair M1&*lon-The Mission En-
tfrely Pr1yate-Treasnry Matters
The Relieving OF Gen. Butler
, 1865-01-16
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New Tork. extensive manufacturers and importers OF
III The leading and nos fashionable sty Watches
and JeWelrf desiring 70 increase theis bns1es to ~
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bI5 R1BUTlUE. subject 10 the Ing regn1atlons
Certificates naming each article and it, vaiue are
these envelopes VIII be sent By mail to address
Iii articles sod At s1co each, without regard to
vA.uet
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are uolpg to have nrd then your option send
the Go}lat aud take the article rot Purchasers may
thus obtain Cold Watch, DisInont Ring. any SIT
Of lcweily our list for &1-0o, 1ud IN cas7
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The Ef1ce at certificates Is as f3loss:
One Is ctots dve for H.; eleven tor r thirty
toT Is; sixty 1--WE f2r 80; one huns!s el for $i5
Agents will be allowed ten centa on eYerT csrfl4
cate ordered b. them. proytded thxir remittance
every ct1tdcase nnd r0lt Is either cash
1an1s-e1us-ls Iii D1o 4tway, New York
, 1865-01-16
Exemption Papers

Waiting Tor them ut ouz office, and subject to their
order
Enrolled men Of Chicago and Townships Of other
Districts! Now Is the time to make yourself PIE
FECTLY SECuRE AGAINST b-tox COMPELLED to
Pay an ENORMOUS price for Substitute In case yoa
ehon1d be DRAFTED-
There are about Il, ,o0 men enrolled IN this District
and there viii be required aoout 20 to nll tho
Quot8 assigned. fOu may be one Of thu number
DRAFTED. Is 1t not cheaper t. ply comparatively
reasonable amount now sad be perfectly certain OF
having SUBSTITUTE ON HAND. than to teka tha
CHANCE Of being Obliged to pay nfom 400 to g. no
AFTER TIE DRAFT, and be troubled aud annoyed
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The Draft Will surely come Oft on the
N10th Of FebrunrY.s3
nrd Vnr EfcuIFEG a.a w e.~ ..,-
, 1865-01-16

f:ru. Grants ER1oFseuent-1Ke Suys
kstt WIS Never Contemplated that
EMrler should Accompany tie Ex-
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, 1865-01-16

so - to be ready to Immediately comply with our
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drafted with Substitutes fast We know Who 1hsv
a:e We shall make a1ran get the earlIess
returns from a1l Wards aud townships ln which our
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'0't "a s oHf saTs0
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o. rsesiyins the Certificate the purchaser win
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ceive the full value Of their money, as no article
and re- ~ ohe
US bs
mediAtely sent to any address by return mail or
Tbs follewins parties havesecently drawn val;
have kindly Above the use Of their names.
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
Pa;, Oil Painting; value. SlO9; James HArsrayes,
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50 doing We therefore publish no names without
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country acknowl led gin the receipt of very valua
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No. 2<2 Pennia avenue, between nth and lNh
streets:
tan Hiv q. n. LEWIR n D. Dentist,