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, 1865-03-26
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Fight with Guera1las-The Movement
a.xninAt Mobt E. Pensacola occupied
-Sh1pKuentA-S1eam Burned.

.. C:A1no, Saturday, March IS "A tight occurred
between twenty Of cur troops aud seventy guetil-
las, thirty miles from Paducah: "Wednesday
night Twenty guer1llas were killed, including
their notorious leader, Capt. Mcpou.:sl. Capt,
McGregory on our side, was hlled: Gen Mere-
fifth has several expeditions ont, clearing West
efn Kentucky Of cucr1llas.
Sf1 hundred and eighty bales Of cotton have
passed for Cinciun I'll snd go Tor St. LOUIS.
NEW ORLEANS, March IS -The grand military
morning sEn.rst Mobile commented yesterday
moving, BY Gen: Benton, Sd division, l3sh Corps;
Gil, Bcrtram, 1st brftaae, I'd Corps; Gen
?Vetch's and Stokes brigade also moving In til 2
direction OF Bosnecour, Gen. Andrews moved
mp from Barancas with two br1gades, and took
possession ofPensacoln, which he now ho1da.
The rebel guard-boat Anna Dale, one gun. wss
captured in MGta2orda Bay.
Seven.vesselt were blown ashore h tha recent
gale, at the mouth Of the Rio Grand. The steamer
Lighter WIS burned uuta1de the bar-a1l on board
we're drowned. The United States s'eauers Sem
male, Quaker City and Cfrrass,an were at Braxs,
Santiago on the 11th.
, 1865-03-26
{[hifago Gribnrtt'
THE NEWS

f,om the Army Of tho Potomac
~. :... - most important character On Sat-
~ 1norpipe, at four O'Clock, three dtsis'one
p1',' ~. rebe1 troops, under General Gordon;
Ct !p' <,,5acn and sharp attack on Fort
uaoe md drove out our forces, turning |
sss's sas rpus against US. Thls Was iinnediatel5
11s ".srd up BY sn attack on Fort Haskoll,
'v tt.n ,,s kallsntly repa'sed with great loss
"4 ~. rebels Reinforcements came. up aud
- ~ -. +roop. charged and dre-took Fort stedman,
~ ..nr,ne two battle flags, s, 100 prisoners:
>aa al the guns. Our rne'was Immediately |
c,,ned As before the assaults, and the en-
.mr r,pid15 retreated to his original posi-:
~, epurred on by closc pursuit.
49,. rebeI loss In these futile assaults
over three thousand in
,;l1ea aud wounded, besides the prisoners,
-rb;1r ou. loss is reported at less than eight
,rndnd. The Union Gen. Mclaughlin WAS
s.,,tu7ed in the assault Upon Fort stedman.
rhc official bulletin assigns no reason for the
stark. !: may have been an>attempt to
:. ..,. 1;%,o nc 31r a erdaor 1o,h ~.
trcsk 1bfousn W. :a' -
it nlsy hare been oee'sne1 " ua'ef' tne a1'en
tion Of Gen. Grant IRON the movements OF
Iris main army. reported to be evacuatlng
g,r,mond. Whatever may have been the
c,ase the assaults failed, and the diversion
was OF en7 ~ ' s@1''1
to repeat.
Gen. scho6eld's dispatch confirms the oc-
cupaticn Of Gosdsboro on the 21st,' some days
after the victories, clatmed-by the rebels. to
hare been gained over sherman. Gen: scho-
f.ld reports both Terry and sherman near
by, and says be has no doubt al Is well. The
actouuts from the Raleigh papers al1eady be-
+in 10 diminish Hardee's reported victory.
0r,v \ small part of She.man's army could
ba1e hctu engaged. and Harlee'e victory Was
~ ,ba, character that he was oblfred. TO re-,
t-,.t IN one direction while Brae, vas driven
a,f N another. In The words Of schoaela.
ne may rest contented that tall is we'll"
49, a,nra;t3on -ap,;ns} Nob,lo forma1,v
xommencrd IN the 17th and the var;ons
s0a-enenta ,7e set firth in onr d1snatches
t1o,n C,;ro
Ths President 1s enectea t,acl- from f1tr
po;nt IN Monday. Gan. eJnr1eton- the tn.
,snco and neace couimissioner- has returnad
r-, f,;,,,,nona ,,oorar Il, ,,ocl.a+ Int a. ia n
- hon+d 7r;.er n head so1ic,tor Wh,tino
.s,..l,ansa
As Wa.h;na+on d,.na,cb o,ves an -,ntereet
80 ,naaot " af n.us rom tbe rehsl T canita, +,
~ os Da.st 49,. ~ tha -..ha, s-n,r ha1s ahon
:ne ~ se~' tsa.1on ~ e.;,.- aan,-iseaa -
, 1865-03-26

vh cn he shot Lieut.. Parker in the ssreets Il JcK
seyville, ILL.,, sone months Bincc.' -:
a dispatch from Secretary McCulloeh to Hon.
q. T. blow, WAS received !h1s moIninR. stating
that three millions Of dollars left Washington
yesterday for St. Louis. This money Is for Col.
1 be M contractors now building the pacinc Rail.
road IN this stste deny the reported hostllties
road, Three companies OF cavalry have lately
been ordered a1ong the tine and trains have COM
menccd running between Kapsak City and 1nda~
leGdence. - -
a co,nmittce Of merchants has been appointed
to proceed to Washington to solicit tnnd5 for ST.
Lnnis To pay OF 4 portion at least Of the Govern
, 1865-03-26

NV ToRK, March s5.-The steamer Baltic,
from Hilton Head ed, has arrived.
On The 17th the survey steamer BIB, while
sounding the channel Of Bat,cry Bee, In Charles
ton har6or, struck torpedo, which exploded,
throwing the bow d the Tessel completely our Of
, the wntcE> but she sustained no material dam
aec. None Of the officers or crew were injured
4 number OF tofpedoes have been raieed. The
Secretary Welies, Asstttant Secretary Fox, aaa
Maj. Gen. Anderson. s!c 10 v1stt Charleston and
faire Fort Sumters old aaE.
Gen. Saxton has estas llshed his headquarters in
Charleston.
fnr, eEcaped rebel imprisonment Ha left Colum-
hi3 ten Gays after Sherman,s evacuation, and Was
Gen. WNiis1ns vas passenger By the Baltic.
, 1865-03-26

RUE OWN AND Ku1Eias=-0n Friday morning
between tho hour. Of 7h.exa And'e,sv".@>1a4e1z.
nan n-,ned Join BuEls, - ~ member )
company Q, 18th Vcteran Reserve Corps
WIS observed by the engineer Of tbs en-
coming freight trafn on the hock Island Railroad
staceeTinx along the track. about mile and a hal
tonib Of the city limits Tho engineer lnstant!,
bleH the whistle, the brakes were reversed, bu
too tate; the unfortunate man vas struck BY tn
cow-caicher and Instantly dlled.
An inquest wsn held IN the forenoon By Coronc
Wagner, md The jury returted verdict OF acc
the influence OF liauor at the tim. Of his death.
, 1865-03-26
FROM SHEER ARMY.
The Occupation of RayetseEtl1e-Des-
IrMction OF the Arsenal and Cotton
H1flI8.
From tho Wilmington Herald Of the Union
March 1o.l :,

Ba9aaicr General Dodge. Chief Quartetmas;tef
from an otisisl visit to General Sherman at Fay.
estesille. General Dodge spent an entEc @ aay
nectcd With he oua.terusstef's Department.
The steamer Hart also cAme down Jestcrday,
bringing load Of South casolin4 totuEees @ wac
down On the HAT were mostly white people. Tho
compspy was largely composed Of ladies; a 99S 5'i
Of lhc refugee. arc ma1shing down. aha W." ',.
mtsi.a.s ns1t1 S-ncsa, Dodge viii send 70 Gene
al De q IS Soqan n1ossas eof
1pc, ~ 5isnorif{ou OF the whites = Jet to De
.astslm,nea on. !: Those who have f.ienas and ase e
sbio to provide for tnemseive: VI" ee % 1sosea re 70
eQnaplt their OWE inellnAn0uss oi- eoufae' 9ao
, 1865-03-26


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsHHoror, Saturday, March IS. :;
.nrr1no tle xeetr tba folioufn1 western banka
were authorized 70 commence operations under
the National Ranking Act:
First National Bank Of Champaign, ILL.,; capital
First Natoual Bank Of shawnectoEn, ILL.,; cspt.
Fitst National Bank Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio; cspl-
tai $l00,O00
chsmpaiene Bsna Urbana. o.; capital fioo,ooo. |
National Statc Bank. nj, Pleasant, Iowa; capi-
tai si!N:0o ,,... ,n, ...,t.,
$GtN,COO.
Mnntcin Bark, Pa-; capital 800, 900.
tirst National BANG Of Birmingham, Pa-; cspf-
~ g Tnmber or Bank established during ,hs
a1e La%ost y. DnA9 $3.50. aa.s. ~, :, .ue
gresate capital Of 100. Ths totsl number IN
The INST inst.llmeut Of one and two dollar H.
tional currency notes vas issued ron the Treas
n1y to-day. They viii DC gtvcn to the Bankg IN
the order Of their dates Of orEanization. The
oiss;t vi Sss s?ss}risa . Ds %
1e1iSneT 19h% Wilson. Of Chicago. vii, probably be
Itai o ~ .nccS..5 Nsnnaf Il F,a,a =. sc1oni
ppaistanr 1ppSiitnueps seeIetsry Of the TIeasufys 80
..9a r., niser ~ NV 1st - N~f'- ~~-' "4'
@4S Tc1PerTanh h hcominunfoatton betgeeu Washington
.ra cisy Point has been interrupted during 1he
| rarie.
The nrincnal object of Gen, Butler'e visit here
IA to ee,t!e np lis financial aars with the Gov.
i tcne1 % Els resicnsiion I .s Major Gspersi
4';d" VI edx;se hiu moi n arcen1 tha nosit,nn
If f chief Of he Freedman's Bureau. Which haa
| Sn1,rfInT Whiting. who refqsed It
The Va y Depsftment @ Is IN % hourly expectatou Of
, 1865-03-26
From San francisco,

SAN FaAsc1soo+ Tuesday, March 2l.--There is
likely to be scarcity Of coal o. c,osed hy the ex-
covered Il tnliforc1a, which hare prevented the
usnal shipments from. New York. Dealers sre
buying up what ia In The market for rise. No
thouch much prospecting In search Of 1t Is III
progress.
readFtuff- arc sill 6rm at the high prices lit IL
ruling, although supplies arrive from Oregon and
Chill.
Troops for Arizona are now going forward By
steamer.
, 1865-03-26

The Evacuation Of Goldsboro-VtcxEx
Of The Rebel PFeAs-Reported Re-
pulse of Sheridan

WARRINGTON, March s5.-The Richmond Sea-
ttat{ Of the sd, SAYS: ;" Goldsboro has been
eeacuated Al last accounts the enemy had not
entered" The fame paper sayB there Is 4 band Of
rebel deecrterB prowlinG in Bedford county, Va,
plurderlng the inhabitants.
The organization Of coored troops IN Richmond
ia going on Al rapidly as possible. The t3tasins&
.ssys: 1.-THE dalkics present 9 ludl8rous appear
suce but 1t Ia believed Sau1bo could be taught to
handle gun as we'll as hoe.'
The Petersburg Efpress eaJB Grants trains
were moving all Saturday night with troops t.
wnrds The left Of his line It may have been only
eee-saw movement tn deceive. The weather Ia
vcrj tne, and Grant uay advance, though 1t IL be-
The Wing Of the 2ad learns that Fifz Hugh Lee's
cavalry attacked Sheridan 1t White House, on the
21st4 and severely punished him.
The Richmond Senttnel Of the sd says: AEast.
ern Loul1iana il infested With jaWhswkers, rob.
be1s, and murderers. The people arc ferquently
found dead BY the waysIde. Even women are
killed. In short, anarchy re1gns supreme
, 1865-03-26

Organization or National ksanks---.
Expected on Monday.--suppltee for
She Sherman--FaJettertl Refugees aud
Their StotteF-.e.The' Rebel liam
, 1865-03-26
FROM ST, LOUIS.

Arr IT OF Hor1c 1hieyes--Shipment OF
Rnnth~.froErcsx OF the PAcl1c Rail-
road.-Depuiation for Vashtnstons
, 1865-03-26

Steamers. for Europe.
NEW YoRK, Saturday, March 25,-Thc steamers
Nanea and City Of Washington sailcd today for
Europe. Tho Hansa t6ok $l23 900 In gold.
, 1865-03-26

The rumors from Richmond aud irebeI re- |.
ports dom North Carol.na, nre conflicting,
Indefinite, and calculated to intensity the in
teres: with which we regard the military stu
alton. Richmond papers Of the I'd and 23d
seru to ba locking for m advance Of Grant
rather than attempting to conceal the alleged
movements Of Lee, Of which the Washington
qud nw.cs Of the New York P ess a &c 50 fnh.
As the mud is such as to prevent Grant from
morinr, It is probably equally eifectual to
17,,e,.; Lee from evacuating Richmond. He
las non only tho DanTtle Railroad by which |
todesIstch bis q. my towards North Carolina,
and that is old, brokcn-down. worn out, and |
Utterly inadequate to the transportation Of
N army of 70 900 men. =. As Grant Would be
zleu lis heels the moment his retreat
lsd begun, to evccuate Richmond would
orly b. to move out Of his in 'rcnchmcnts aud
feht in the open field. After cracuating
Richmond Lee would have march Of one
hundred and fifty miles, or at least Elk
days, bttws Gu him and johnston. He has al
most no cavalry with which to cover such
.aasch, while Sheridan commands the finest
snd NEST experienced c.::vasry which the WAT
asslhct'pced: In abandoning Richmond he
soat !. ayc bis heavy and siege artillery and
ii; ammun,tion f,evund what he could carry,
.rd wh;,,, won,d iost him only forfr, or two
ta,t,r: There Is no great railroaa centre In
Sptn c.ro,,na xrn-,c sr,nn1,cs ammunition.
IT,. ,ou1d In nr.vjaed and kent for such nm
It's dif,lcul, TO see how he could r1udc
r:: III Ra,e.
" WAN - NY eafe 20 es 10 's'>~ :""'
Es'ins reached Raleigh, the task OF ossl, IT.
"ne'olne shczinan Win pfonao'y l-"o'o
Asa' sh';h is Us nearly As may &C es1.tnate'l
tH: n.?ost strength OF '<ea ano .'onnSson ~,
r42n's 1orce IL believed to exceed TIM. nsufc
In apocr5phal Washington" cofrespn."o
eaee. elsewhere Published, makes Lee ~
ihat the eEacuati:n OF A1chmond would bt
f.tal. as the Virginia troops would not be
u,r7hra out Of the State. There is great
r.1. ....,,,. &tpt,+os
4''ee III th1s, III VIE" VI 'ue pecu"al otatee
tights theories Of the VirgfnIaus, including
i.e h;msclc Nor do We see where Lee can
liant himself In any more 1mpregnaole last
di:ch n than he IN now In. The l,hor of Inn,
~ T.. c.S.,s.:s. ~:
/, abandon It is to ra.t with a strenv:h gh,c1
tr,d~,,,,.s ". nr,nhtr of h,e ncn 1fh
iosasurlea Inc nu1notf o1 LIS ineh. II II
t:o'es ~ tnust 10 ei. .1 :" a n.lnua nl,nou
n:ssls"ion, OF IL taAe w Ut" Poa''to1
Aat She:mau eau tntrench hlmscl1 In fe'
auo ~ - = - .r-,o ~
succeeding hour. To assau force Of l2o,0>
nen behind intrenchments Is folly. If II
moves IN , ucw nos;tinn- It mnst be to or
i-nni,elv weaker than Richmond. While =
l,T. ,.,,oraa ~ -a-na.t - sor thes xfa;,om on
bod;rd ~ IN ous.nt r od1,rr M - ~ H,,,, 1,rr,o,
, 1865-03-26
= POSTSCRIPT P T.

FROM NEW YORK.
Our Midnight Dispntch-Interest1n
. Summary Of News-Emportant nllli
.1nry ana Political mntleFB-EXtract1
from the Rebel Presa-Hardee'R Re.
nnrfed EfcxurFs
, 1865-03-26

The St. Albums Raiders.
MONTREAL, March 25.-The decision In the case
Of she St. Aiban. raiders Is appointed. for next
Wednesday.
, 1865-03-26
NFip abnerti&enent6.

Ky EVERITT'S 80 II k7
1e)t NO. Isl LAKE STaHEC. lCt
co1d hszine xeachad ONE HUNDRED AND FtF TT
sEIES II behoos.s ese!t one Wt*htnt to ketp pace
Nith the times to do tha Zane. Ctete< d. V1ste q
per Dozen. Nm II EVE II il+ Ffopftetof-
a.,
, 1865-03-26

a ciy1 Engineer. Practical SURVEYOR, Mechanic and
Hf.azs enan. 9. 4,nr ~ es1ses t.nainT IN Ensiisn
Ardrras HENRY GRsESEBHWM 4 m
ma$eshtsuet bAnkt11, C1aeaEo, III.
, 1865-03-26

J. :. D. LAx1zs. Pres't, C.v.CuLvEa, v.ce.Pres1,
OF H1p.ltw, an;.r 4 Go. OF cu,vsr, Penn d Co
c n. JosDAE, C.khter.
, 1865-03-26

nR. T. ". STITT HAS RE
~ MOVED hi Cttc" 10
1x7 nrarborn-st, Rooms IS & ID.
where he veu!d be p1ea Cd 10 zee hs itndl md pi'
items and st these Who may 10 afA'cSed E1tn ct$
a. e. cish1r 81 rr1yair OF general nA,ufe. Co1s7itt
rfous II ee kt the Once. "n@rootaH
, 1865-10-20

Their securities. oad, s7A declined Y, nex issue Y.
ie4os y. 7-1a Ae, nd cne ytAr certificates w. 1he
banks show deposition 10 convttt SECOND and third
ee11d oi a~ INTO mott1. especially oaak1 Of The
% The stock market Holders Of an k1nds Of secnrt
ties ate otinx confidence, md compelled bY their ne
cess1ttes 1re throwing stock upon The market. Iht
demand Tor MONEY IL not preshrg, bnt the market
far from e7sr Holders show universal caution, n
they are arrFeheoklye that there may bo trouble
brewing belllnd the present nu.r1 borrowers arc
usually anxious which Increases The cnutiou Of lead
tfs. me general sste on cal is sper cent.
ptrRnLHu1&
Thesc Is no excitement IN petroleum stocks. kAn
awhs, s13i 11s Hole Creek, $s.oa; BUCHANAN FATE
nc: shade H17eF. s7,Ds 1vsnhoe. $2,eo; Bsnnshof
nla. sc; E1re!s1or, &c; TAck, Sic; Webster, s1o
,ss Natonsa, +7c; un Creek s1.3s; Rynd Farn. pc
sousha,d ito; rnliea States s:s -. Petroleum maz
ket steady, but qufst ri decline 6slca:-a0o bsa'
crude st ssHc; s b4a do at .3t 1850 tbrls refined 81
slKesac; so bris rehoed white At axe "a bond.
DIX aoopo.
The attF4tJ In Tho DRY Eocds tzade co1tlnue4. los
following arc to-daJ's quotations: Standard Bto:t
sheetlnes, Sci Heacned shetttngs. New York mills,
SC: Wamsusta. ii9 5.Xc. Good styles Fancy CASH
ncfrs sell freely; Erans fa.25. Heavy Eoolen goods
more In demand. L1dlea dress goods sell freely In
good styles. Ba1moral sktrts-Btunne1's, $500 per
dozen; isabella X. &t7bo; misses, $22.5o. Hoop
skttta arc In active demand; Duplex Elliptic. oeas
GuSliiy, al0. Linen goods seI1 i1cgy, hnt stock
Small. Spool Cottun-coates, sc; Wllltmsntc, Sic
Stafford, 6kc. The general market Ia better to-day
than nyestcrdey. Most goods nrru sud steady.
The following despatches have been bu11etned In
the Dry Goods Exchange to-day:
BOSTON.
Boe1os. Oct 1a.-So ehanEu since yesterday ID FEN
esal merchandise. Trade qulet.
FuILAn1LfHIA.
PaIADKLrH1A. Oct 19--Cotton moro aeelTe aud
prices very strong. Toolcns nEu and stocks light.
PROVIDENCE.
Providence, Oct. lo.-Cotton quiet; Goc for printing
cloths for carpet. Trade Is In sound. healthy
condition The country was veFy bare Of goods Ut the
opelnE Of the seasop, 4nd the demand has been sufl
ciet to zbsosb hil goods HIND. Manufacturer
nearly ahead Of production to the cloae OF the
and prices vezy hru. There q pressing demand
for good sand anything tn atock commands bette.
pEtccs than for future dtltYcTy.
, 1865-10-20
A blockade Runner at nctroft-To be
Used in Lake survey.
fFYntrt the reff1tf TF{hune 18th


4 rebel craft, captured br our b!ockading
squadron, OF Wilmington, during 1868, and
since used by the United States on gunboat
service, made her appearance In these waters
on Friday Inst, and was on Mondny turned
over by the Government naval officer in charge
to Col. ". F. Reynolds, for use In the lake
surrey. Yesterday, accordingly, the crew of
the Surveyor, which has just returned from
her summers work at Green Bay, WAS placed
In charge Of her, and Col Reynolds, with q
Eumber Of guests, chiefly atfaehes Of the lake
survey, proceeded to examine and test her
powers and capacity; She was headed ont
Cass street, and went up the Detroit Rtrer, out
some distance into Lake st. Clair, and re-
turned after an absence Of about two hours.
The name Of the TeAsel Is the Little Ada,
and she Was originally built upon the Clyde
for the State Of Georgia, whose property she
was before the fortune Of war resulted ID her
engine OF considerable power and fine york
manship, is Of good model and fair dimen-
sions, possessed evidently good sea-going
qualities, and with some needed repairs aud
reltting, will prove valuable addition to
our Lake Survey marine. Notwithstanding
the fact that one Of her paddles had been
badly broken, and that her engineer had never
seen her machinery before, she displayed con-
siderable speed, and under favorable ciTcum-
stances, wifi undoubtedly be capable Of very
rapid travel. She Was captured by the Uni
ted States on her frat attempt to run the
Wilmington blockade, having cargo OF med.
icines and light ammunition. She vas then
fitted up rs gunbost, aud carried IN arms
ment Of three pieces. She Is low rusty, dirty,
and generally out Of repair, hut with the
needed improvements, will become staunch
and valuable craft. She will probably 20 into
dry-dock ut m early date. Her wheel bears
upon It the name Of her makers, "Slmpson 4
81 -. H. I1Aar.
, 1865-10-20

Hedoc continued during tbs reat Of the heat bre1k.
ing up md runnin: some length, and then coming
;r eos c,, t. bis ,s1 sssa ling e.! sa9n y
zaiset !. chorus. Of protest a9alnst the
eor:e beng t.alloned 10 run lie raes - :
The hostss entered The home stretch, neck
on this pat Of the beat and led by fniiy hss length
hs t5n r5ser: 1ns,ns sna ds@onsc zenE we're M
Third heat-On the start Medoc Wis running. md
ian almost 10 the hrst turn where his dslyrr crous
ed II ms1e Of hsr time, md By This means made
LEAD of about length. which, By frequent Eallop-
when 1t bscatue evident that the mare Was outoot-
Ing him a she closed up, nearer and ret ueares-
then lsppsd, and finally at the bali mile they were
Ting sqnare1y. and the horse alternately eaIlopinE
and trolling: On the turn into the home siretch.
they we're ktfll neck and neck, bat up the stretch
h1; t1e ms,e IN made splendid burst Of specd which
Time, "a
;, gu the conclusion Of the hest, the triyer of
ACME M Lee" complained Of the driver Of '.Ae-
ing TO Keep BIZ place. The complaint wns not
formal one md Tas not pressed his friends advising
HIM TO say nothing a. the mare would Ufn easily,
sace in which Sam Crooks drives IN which thsrs Is
not complaint entered against him. Such din
cu}des as these should be overcome, OF they nil
dempton.
FonHh and last heat 4 very nne start was OBJ
tHlned On the hft attempt both horses putting ont
spieu6iaiy On The first struggle. Up to the fret
no good gait 1or Medoc, who was being rapidl7
outfouted. 90 when the mare led him length be
Ealtoped until be caught up and lien fell Into a
trpt again, when the mares burt OF epeed WIS
oser. On round The traek The marr went steadily
On n even rot SWIM and ttne while The pale brute
time to bold bis posIlion. In two places the view ~
Of The track is cut Oh By Ftir butldtngs which arr
fri1l standing. and when Medoc IVES seen to enter
these otscurtd portfous and leave them, he WIS on
regular Ea1op. 90 the presumption Is fair that he
kept up as1eady Jump for At lesst ten Or hteen rods
:, sac6 e. thsss ponSs Thus Esopns a9a TT
him nearest the nlmbis httle uaass.
Me1oc came round the lower fuu ana
up the home stretch. The mare, however, VA. loo
much 70. him and when Mcdoc's ds1yer q new one
cency's fake, TO Keep him down to hs work nesr
the stand. little Fannie rosted right sway num h,.n
md came tn winner Of the heat apd race fu Pa.
fully three lengths the leader.
AL through the race the mare trptted with q
steadfncas md pluck which won Tor her the admlta-
f'9p of ~ PRESENT; rhe following tsa
mile heats, three In fire, In harness, match $50
side. -@''~@ WV
J. Ine!o en,ers br, m. " Paunie Lee"
=. Eoy9ton enters 6. b. "Medoc.''
/" tannic Lee. .-... -.-...---.--.........s I i
T.@s. Isl heat. ID ie;i. Sd heat ID hsst:
als:.:: FL nils::: ss s:.s IT, !s e E, s s:5s
Tn Tucsdny ne1t there VII Sc u splendid trot on
this course betwren Cooley to wagon and sIfa-
rellef" and LADY Sherman" in harness, mile
the rune horses is expected 10 come Of on Thu.p-
day.
, 1865-10-20

The Szaatt Zif.ng Of this morning eontalns 40
editorial article fmpntfng "Know nottingham" to
General Osborn, and endeayoEtng to create an uu-
friendly feeling aeainst him smonR tho Germans Of
the dty by means Of this unfonnded md Injurious
tmputltIon, IN connection with the canyass for the
County Clerkshir. Il appeara TO me that the most
Improbable tssue thai be raiked in the Rcpubi-
can party Is IN tesre Of birthplace. and 1t seem.
especially upracioua to dnd this lssua Enised, by
newspaper printed In the German language, come
ten Jealt ai1et Know nottingham vas latd In fts
grave, a. 1t deserved to BE-. General Osborn
neser IVES Know Nothing, or in any way
connected with the Naase Ametiesn party; On the
contrary, he WAS Democrat when the KNOW
Nothing party came into existence. and he fought
against that party with Ill bis might, believing It
10 be narrow. bigoted, and uu American orKanl-
xatton. In 1856 be supported Ar. Fremont toe the
Presidency. spd hattled asnln8t both Fillmore and
buchanan. OF HI. record in the army, / NIL not
speak. IL an not writing this for Tho purpose Of
advancing anybody'% political interests. nor do
care who IL nominated for Comfy Clerk. desire
merely 10 point out an unhealthy tendensy, "a II
seems to me, on the part Of eome OF our Gefman
fellow citizens do not believe that the feeling Is
shared By the Germans generality to Tesye ahate.
fnl question Of birthplace and language In our To-
cal politics, and str up an old strife which can only
reaulf sn]urioutlT to the party. and especially to
those members Of the party WIN thus UNNECESSARILY
tesaseitate It. A REPunL1CAx.
CHICAGO, 0ct- H. 1bt5-
, 1865-10-20

hgfinst the city for 5000 dsmAges, arising from
Ihe drowning Or yo,1ug xnau at the same spot,
and under eIaet1y Elmilat cizenu1stances to those
under Which this poor girl met her unstnely death.
That money might Gayr been kep. In the city
treasury. and the lives Of two young persons n all
probability s1ved.
Corporations, "a we1 as individuals, uay exea-
PLY r. t, 9!d PsoFcr' in aine penny wise and