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, 1865-01-22
HrcRr17rxo.-SIncc our last report fifteen men
have been enlisted at Prices ranging rom 1850 to
Ssso- The following Is the exhibit Of the credits
On the books Of the County War Fund Committee:
Gu1Is1xAs ColLEo11oEs-CATuoI1o SKA1SARf.
The following is list Of the collections tAken

Eu1IsTxAs Observation-Disclosures SKN1sAHf.
The following is list Of the collections taken
ro at Chritt,nas lsst for the Catholic Seminary:
City churcles-st Patricks, s7si; s.. Mary,s,
<5i1: Cathedral OF the 1sotf Name, $59a; Holy
Family, $44i; ST. Louis, $s04 lmaacuate Con-
ceptton, $3.50; st. Johns, 500; St Colnmhkilia.
Mlchael,s: Ela5; St Ja1ncs', 500; St Joseph's+
$40; st. Francis, S7e; ,., .u.,,. 1..,-
rolt, std: Morris, sisa; Mcaaos7. <iA5; Falson
;aTd Sterling, SIS; Galsna, sll7; WapksGaa: =
:el17; Galena (GsE;l Stio; AuESrs 1C tGsr;a $ln:
Eochiofd, f.Ss ~ sss: Freepoft, Sc; ssm3nSsk 81:
ss ApF9ss a. M H;ns9o Nspsx;iisa
~ ~. Hcnelio. *580o; Amboy, fa5.0o; Wilming-
A2FIS n,ssi s; 81 IG'fsf Msfleafy sr 6e1 s
~: e. nanris WSerl 30 %; Bourhonas, $3t 90
itS }ato; Rchon md st5a:sn53E: r. ss; ~.
Esks nsHaSe ae5se i 9oitat aseiss eiss s hsks
Nh @ ri ss1 90; Rock island cana late, Gales.
Enre, 5000. -
, 1865-01-22
Meeting OF tho Draft Committees.

Atn meeting Of the First Ward l'Folcctlve Az
r. P. Towne,' Esq, George Atzel aud Patrick
Powers WINS appointed 10 meet committees from
the other wnfds Of the city at Room No. &. In
the Court House. on Monday evening next a: q
o'clock, for the purpose Of procuring the consent
ofpIorost Marshal General Fry to slow the vari.
ous Ward Associations, to put In recruits at me
Ward Associations, 70 be spphed as subsn.
tucs after the DRAFT. This course, II atoptea viii
esvc great deal OF money to the wards, and It II
earnestly requested that every ward Is the city
shall be represented BY III. duly delegated Com
niuec. resolution was also adopted comforting
tho appropriation OF the money rals.d for the ban
shall have paid the SUM Of twenty-five dol
is1s: Ihis action Miil prevent The whole ward
In by few who puhlfc spirited enough to come
forward With their money. Tho next meeting will
be held in the Circuit Court Room Tuesday cven-
inn
, 1865-01-22
LESECHAT1ON OF Ol1R RURAL
CEMETEREES.

Editors Chicago TrlHlno: .
In paesipg Graccland tho other dag xas pasned
ut The sight Of men hustly engaged In cutttnC
down some Of the finest oak trees which adorr tks.
beautiful Cemetery, demonstrated aCalces the
proceeding. and suggested that 1t would be hettnr
II yines were planted. such climbing roses, hon
cy&ucklcs, or other climbing vines, and prunc out
II, knowing, as we do, that the President Is so
psrttal to shade trees, which arc the greatest
naments to Cemeteries. I would faIn hope that
the purpose OF caring a paltry outlay for fire
wood. as saw large pile Of cord wood In the
uperlntcudcnt's yard. -.....
Inr OwxEn.
, 1865-01-22
RELIGIOUS INTRLL1GEHo1s.

o9s =: = P'1 t IN e. sss: Of Esss ss
Tsaehers' ... ln.utate during the present
x'2s y s ss.s1s IN i g. !.t
the corner Of Clark and washington streets. The
e4eessess tsees !; az 70 To- ogonug
Ct M ten ! uembsrs OF THO Institute, conducted by
Church; s:lo % s:a5, remarks upon thceTeachsrs'
sSfisSn " Perklas en Esq
G4t to 9m o'clock, concert exercisos On tho map
OF the Bible Lands.
Services at the clask Street N. E, Church at toi
'es'ss sab,as ~ Tks Rssias fntsfees e.
:, Preaching morning, and evening at The Bereau
Az are Invited: sundsy school At III o'clocF. '
and as sa'isa s n e.
T. dood.psed. ssbssth q ssleo S ps''sf' It q. HGs ~
Wednesday evening Il Il O'clock. stfangssss s arc arc
cordially invited to attend.
>, r; Rey; 9; 3 Thasel, popular ne%bor Of
Gently prominent Preshy telian divine, haya late
!, nesn ordal1sd b Bishop Whttehouss to Tho
S vi Win sss e. hp bsSsp ahafas
to-day, and Rev. o. b. ThayeT vii PREACH ia St
James' church this afternoon at ak o'clock.
Blren. :sahbatL school Il 5 o'clock. Evening
service in the Chapel al u. Rev :John Wosto11
Ill tpssk this evening; .<<, r-.,--,
Church morning and evening, BY the Pastef f-Rev.
". B. Wright. Located on the corner Of Twenty
sixth street aud Calumet avenue.
ncr Of Jackson street md Third avenuo. '' 9 Tho
usual Sabbath service may be expected ut 10} q.
TheTe G nii be regular Divine service In the tcm
porary chapel In White Oak Square, nt Caflp
n9uelas, on Sunday evening, at eafly candle tight
Christ Church, Rev. Charles Edward Cheney,
noon, at o'clock. Tho Sunday School Il held
i'esaisr ! s;esselne 81 @ seryleo viii DO held in tho
Erle street Mission, between Wells md franklin
.,rssts s. a. ~ r. ts sy ths eongrsgaio
9tcn of istael,a WIN be. resumed .by lii. Yan
"ssss ssss9ses % s"s{ sa Il sfsf Sfss Esute & SsSs1 M I'm
e9fncr Of 1Atal1e street .ahl. Chicago aveuun.
MG'tT ioq st Tss sssrNs Ns,Syier II H. y u ~
sunay sshooi ii p. tt'-0. Gah.a,, gipea sa,eels
EfFss; s;:ISs: y .s. Il ss;" Ss u g.:
I!s:. X. S!stts vi! yte.s, 1t Tho syu.h STIR
tf2SY nts'Y s@@|rs @ f,.isS M ssss s sSk skTsE FIFTH; E. n
s"d& '"a sss'y : s's"2 d;%4 ssfs
IA !is i|s.pfrp.i Htsest N. ~ Church. ,,ulyonn
2 T. o;t: IN isssxi. ;:if1 4 iis:;;s 81 4
s NC tf ~ f ssss T'ss sts 's''|s: sIs.a :;
,Tke tailies in.!ed 10 ,pie y ti,gte spsttyc.,
:; Ii, !, III. F,jii., Ii E''{iRsi i. {s t.Ss{ ;s
hss.( 4 lsla q y NJ NJ si teEsssss t!!fgstig
, 1865-01-22
ef. 14nN1~ H3nrkex.
[srec,a1 Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l


r. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
ST. Louis, Saturday Evening, Jan. q.
ToHAcco-stcsGy. sales OF green lugs a. $3.50 to
$500; factory Is 50 planters 9lo.25913s: common
to Sa6 50.
TloCR-nnt'-tnspccte extra at 1875 per barrel.
GRAly-whcat unchanged; ea1es OF damaged a
$t50a14t; fair fa1l at *l.s good do at $1sD pgmc
~ u IS per tuslc1. Co.n--e1ow sa1ea-white mixed
and yellow In bugs, 1t Il 25 and 6o0 bags reject
ed &nd eecond hand bags at II IS per bus1et. Oats
quiet; safcs Of TOO bace at &c. In new b.gs 500 In
second Land bses al 9oc ptr bashel. Kye-sa,es eo1
sacks primo 1t al.s2k per buaht1.
PnoylsIpNs-rork dull; Eale. rs brls Cit5 Mess at
SO 50 per barrc1.
wArsEy-1Icayy At $2.25 per gallon.
DHEbsEp H. as-So sales tranprIred to-day.
, 1865-01-22
Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Trtbuno.l
ALBANY, n. T., jan, 81, 1851.
BEEF cATTLE-Thc supply Of bceves for the week
aggregate 100, onethfrd Of which fom this State.
There about 100 1oads of Western STOCK at u
iao and Suspension Bsfdgc. awaiting transportation.
Tho market was fcss active than yesterday tho Now
Workers growing more Cautious, because Of tho high
psicts, and tho Eastern .en whoso markets continue
well supplied from home localities, buying yesS teW.
Sales 200 ut 1@ec for common 10 ordinary. 9hc tar
fair to good, and 1os10Hc for fair extra PRIME Fat
Fine Sscezs woald bring lie, but such arc scarce.
suEEp-neceipts 400, all Of which have changed
hands, at 109l2c. ....
HoGS-bfarket Inactive ut t3a154c; pigs 12af3Hc.
Receipts, 21oo; shipped to New York. 1,00. Dressed
Hogs-Markct. dull at 15h@1ekc for Canada and
westcIn, end 17Nc for best State.
, 1865-01-22

Tho London T1mes-1nveshsates sewing
machines and writes and sndorses On ,aa amSr'ea1
S!fas n1a sea wLsoS Gs;oGs sehas 1sea s
%.kse &c IocK s7'cH BY means Of a ROTATING
GEO. R. cu1ITENDEN 4 Kooy,
eonsin. io,ss. &snnesota md Sorth sndsaas: Sales
rooE and of1cs, 106 Lake street. ta11-eoaf+91t
Northwestern 8. $. Teachers Instl-
t1l<.
t., Thira Til session on Monday syent9s, June asst,
corner Clark md Washington.
rHoalsANNE.
$3.50 to $40 opening exercises; 40 to SO spfe.-
n safs o t1 iPs.s ps
Avenue Baptist Church; SIG 70 &ss remaEks nPoa
a. 5 ne,oeR eReeea ~
Let ,ho members Of TIC Institute be promptin
sunday School Superintendent. arc requested
to read the shove i'd their several schools On Sab
hath, aud extend hvlt.ton to shesr teacacrs to
E.W. I4wssr, see's.
TO Those Afflicted with Corn<.-Nss
nent'y located In Reynolde'' Block. Dearborn
tse ensees 6e9 Il
ssscs and permanent cure to all who strict{ tos-
class Of unfortunatcs arc be found 10 large
S MnS nn aua hasinr on.o etraved
thc path Of virtue, have contracted diseases Of a
painful nature, for the cure q which they are
and thus suffer on for months, Or perhaps years.
the disease constantly increasing in vrulence. till
he cs'r dfa +
persons will be advised, and call Dr.. Rgetow,
, 1865-01-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MILwAukx1. Saturday, jan Il, 1s6b.
GsA1N-Whcat unsettled Receipts 5000 bushels.
sa1es on Chsnse o. 1000 In 10. at 81. 1900 bu at
t1.S- This p, m. and evening the market took
downward turn again. md St.48 all offered Oats
Sales 500 bu At &c delivered narley-sales 100 bu at
$125 delivered. Coru--sales go bu ut Doc.
DRESSED Ht'as-5oc lower. Sales Of 10 averaging
1EE M. 1t E11x5n.
, 1865-01-22

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW Yonx. Saturday. Jan IL
s!oSEY-Actlyr aud arm at = cent.
1c9t for go1d. -
GaLp-Irrcen1ar and nnsettted-opennc, at 2ob, d, d..
c1ining to :o3 advancing to e5 and closing at al*
~G1s ~Go11sasxzxr s7ocxs-Firm and quiet. -.
The EdInrurg. for Liverpool to-day. carried ous
$Jt1 SAb in e1ecjc.
, 1865-01-22
Ubifo9o Grtbn1te.
TIE CITY.

TIE CITY,
PocKE7 P1cREn,-A Mr. Brainard, doing busi-
a=is It the corner Of State and Adams streets, had
:h!e pocket picked Of about $50 al the Warrington
:Skaitng Park on Friday night
vAanAxr.-David Hatnmond Was On Saturday
o arrested for being an inmatc Of house Of III
zdma. It tappeariHg in court that the prisoner WIS
m old thief aud ptckpockct tie eas5gc eg ghaeS ~
Sa Psonpns paid PAID @'1 = "-'
TIE RIVER Bu1.-The Mayor has appointed
Aldermen Holden, Talcott and Konefs % eoa
romnnItteo tn proceed to Springfield to lay before
The Legislature The action Of the Common Council
in relation 10 Tho proposed bill for cleansing the
river.
L.ncxsr,-James Bell was on Saturday arraign-
ed In the Police Court for tho larceny Of An ovcr-
COS. rom VIM. Hail, the proprietor OF q boarding
:houtc On Clinton ttreet The foa1 VI ssnt ,oaFd "a
leave The city on The St Louis railroad for Alton.
lie conie.sca the theft, and Was locked up In de-
A11Kse.-siucc our last report seventeen allcns
have declared their intention to become citizens
Of the United slates In the Office OF the Circuit
pnWere; . liz I Queen of Great Britsin, ii; thc
king Of Prussia, 8; the King Of Belgium, 2.
Youthful TmEr. .-Tnouss Runcya, lad ten
years Of age, who has long been pest 70 his
friends, was. on Saturday. brought before Com
mtet,ouet ni.9'ans ."n ~ nnsr s;ract .gttet ~.
sf,crm,rds soId IN n dealer o, Wells street lie
vas sent 10 The Reform School.
SuoortKa AftaAr.-On Friiar might In row
on Clark, between Van Burcn md Harrison ettcets,
man was eho with a revolver, the hall passing
.,,c+ NJ. scot fo., r4rht 10 tnft nrsr fnr inches
Tr. NJ n. i;a.r WI caliri, aud extracted illo ball
Thr ,nat, ia in a fa5f way TO recover.
~ ., go. s.. r..z,x., ..,.
ieaelctr Of st. Johht Erlscotal sbhaaS SCHOOL,
Union fofk. Wsli ho'u a iea'fa. al tno nan Q. tuc
Aenanftn1 @ cEAtide iafk. on hnls1nJ Gseia.uE! Ea
trstrm.t, III II n,.tstvn M Ink iibtntr III lin seht,ui.
Ne with thrtn iltfAi eurttse. 4
-------.---.-
Uff TtK TtAtk.~-A1i ttxitto htl6fitihR 10 tllb
(.lraBi, A 1(ntk fitAhd H. Il. u. fatt Uf thu track
On sA'hna1: mfas Nn eI"'rA w .' y. ."u ~. H..sn
{inrh VIII ChEH kTTM ~ Mn"MKV ,a "T Il" s.,.'.u
QMs.srs. -
fa,,xu tjrn*a AseotlArtVk.-t,r.$ william E,der,
If tim H. \, T,rssutY S1rnayt,DHnt Wit tai,ynr
Gleae UI ktf ltrftifps In lin Iutsf1st nf tjIu fbttu
Mwt.ta Asstrhijn1, fci, diS,, 1tl, Ntlt and Itlll
J'f. Etdef Ia iiurutgiy railtttpAn with fts ettts
}afl hili ilne tila fr1ltlelu " i,utS 9!ia q ny
t"0st tt|!et{a!i,nH "ha 1"'efes'n9 ee1afefs ~
m.u,,..u vu.a IN. ;.,.. a.. -, ~.
IHe !inss .,t. vififaa.-iAe 1AanaFy no. oi lho
rome Its'fof u JUL ttIls"pd--tl1 httthhlR III
i,ts sis,h y0,Nt,r II /, ,,,u o1r.sl ja.ttu of ig
f9tsYrfs tf iiH jiOttjH fiji 1jis rfjetilrst tIini
httttp. HIu ftf. (hu tltt1H ph Ii Il fill or IltIg.
reelltX analspf.
f,.uesht.~l ltoss mil. 4 iyn,, huawD da,a,red
viii, Ins hnnute,, t,isyt .iraat h, I'm ns.t yaar
,xss ,,rnuvi1 I,re,,a i.,.ia, MnItu,,,nlt m snfu,
, 1865-01-22

"A Hun Found Dead In the Streets with
fractured skull,

r-.,-, :,
VI satutuaS morning INC poas o. IN UNKNOWN
man Wns ionna 'fang IN the oltch on the southeast
CORNER OF Inn,on nna oa"sson stseets' An cxana.
laauon o' inc oooS aasc'oseo no outward MARKS OF
siiole49ce' i9' WIN tne 1sine1e cSGepuon q sngnt
fhe face and rhccl- ,yhJch W. s NJ NJ
Hrst 4hepoht ~" .r,i"ht ho"n ,or .oao,-aa u
in fall,nr infn fhe iifch where he VISA fnnna TIA
TnrnnnE censc1 mn hndr IN In remrra5 IN tho
7iesd houses nt the civ Gcmctery, Whcre :. nos5
snnrt-,,, cr,rnfpesinn rr1a ,na5s - tl,s nvS
,.. nf Ft1s,, nas 'us tn ans
tHc dcrc.sa1 h.S 4,ot M nas st .1Ga p, sa1t
tt * aau IS. Iao uc1M " sio!enSe. =
tactnsc o. ne pa9c.a! ponc aoo1t iofee incnfs u
.enetn Nas uncovered. coplo1s3cun=lon 81 b!ooo
ncsMeen ~ mlsclcs OF tnc tempie ana INC eknll
of blood 6pon fhe brain. Thc noc!or expressed
the ouInion that death had been pTodnc.d by
blows from somc dull insttument-p1obably
s1nnG ehot.
Tie deccascd Is as Jet nnrecoGnized. The body
has the appearance Of EeTng that OF man about
forty years Of age, ttousy built, about Ave feet
nrvNu IN hofrtf ,.if, - o,,l
, 1865-01-22

The friends o. The PFoiesant Orphan Asyluuo
desire to express their grateful acknowledgements
to Mr. Cazyf Young, Manager Of the Central skat-
inc PARK, for his lind and generous oAer Of n
efidrt 10 make the benefit success. The occur
rence Of dre at The TaEk va gre.t los 70 NJ.
4srinm1 ~. The lndfcs tender to him thcir watmest
eynspath,es - IN hs ioss and ast that he w!l soon
BE- adc thc recipient q most tne:tsntis! bene-
derei thcir services on the OCCASION, mud to Lieu
tcnsnt Colonel F1oyd's band Of tho 18th Rcscrre
-CoTt'i. nud the Northwestern Band, both Of which
Ladies also desire TO cxprcss thrlr than.Sa.
, 1865-01-22

. Annrs1Ep-A 1aau giving tho name Of 1hos.
NJ. Hight, wearing Federal uniform, with Brig.
adler Generals stsrs On h!s shoulders, WIS on Sat-
urday arrested st tho Richmond uousa. Falling
10 Five a satisfactory account Of himself hc WAS
sent to Carnp l,ouglas, vhern he WIS discharged,
being vouched- for by Qrar:ermaster In tho
Camp.
, 1865-01-22

IL 'Washtnee17 ttsse<, bet1C9ark and Dearborn.
KELLY &-L80AH sM1NsTRELs.
Asnday evening. January "a, and every evening
II. Ssses VA Il II; Sss:ss %s:s
sd'y
eepts 1sn SPsn T. Il #
eoas;s s,ss ses Z I'D
McV1CKER's. THEATRE,
" M:S1sen :.4sst nss~sen ssats and ps.toorn
Pmos.sS aDxss,ox.Dre;s cfcs. q . csnss; Second
e papa hot.s Is: So1 sso o T. Sa hsd
analfe@ $os,esk sests s:3 :. aeoaisa oas xs.<
e 'e'e1 to
MONDAY Kyssrro, Jsou,ry sd. 1855,
RETURN OF THE DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Enf'SifTsTft STE I! E; 'fsi',s fiPsa W
Il MsG s'; til notice. la
Ia which .e vii FH xsssa ss1 srsa., wD Aa4p
{;
(!OL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL J. 4 WOOD AND B. 2. wH1rnAB,
Proprietors and AsnsRes7.
.s;ss M;EA5 ~: syHSS n 4 5,9 ,2a
WIN be pfssentsa III. great sensation dramaoi
A.Romanee Of Poor Young Man.
II. Rradey
MsIEn.sis:;. Mn. I D. Perrin
new SCENERY Dr MIR. 8. aULtCK.
wedne.dsy. EXTRA NJ fATiNsE, at which the rr,st
Giant slsnof Gasent will appear In conjunction with
, 1865-01-22
E Paper nans1aes, Plating, CaleImlu,u,
md Glazing, At +. L. Mghy's, 50 Rsudoips strccs

'w Diseases Of the Nervous, seminal Urinary
aud Sexual Sysl.zne. New and reliable, teat1nent
la reports of the Howard Association. Sent By
ai in scaled letter envelopes feee ot ch1sco, Ad-
dress pr. J. Skfllon HouEhIon, uowarT dssoeja-
taon, No: South Ninth stseet, PkIlade12hia, n.
, 1865-01-22

To Those Afflicted with Cornx.-Nrs'
Dr.. Parker has returned to Chicago. and Is pern,n
nently located In Reynolds Block. Dearborn
street Her long experience 10 the trsatnens y! q
eascs and Permanent cure TO all who strictly fol-
low her advice. . in27-Efe7-1t
, 1865-01-22

Go to the Ee4t.-Go 10 Bryant i STATIONS
Chicago Commcrcla! College to get a thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address {enclosinc etamus)
for circulars, BRYANT j. STRATroN, Chicago, III,
, 1865-01-22

NEW SCENERY nj MIR, 8. 0ULtcK.
Wednesday. EXTRA MATINEE, at which the great
The tUn nhDFs 0 "
, 1865-01-22

Yn,'xa MEx'a AssotlArtVk.-f'f.sv William Elder.
If ths u. y. t'fras,ty i,epastment. wiit isiisnr
cuIisse VI fur lteltltrs In tl'o Irsst NJ a fahA
Mrt.'a Assoctsiinn, lel. OH. I'll. VII aud iull,
jpflt aii linn tia fe)Atattull Ut u1nR una 0t tig
irosl .gtetlall'ltk n''d intesesllng 'eclafsfs 1T
, 1865-01-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

The London T1mes-1nvest.ates sewing
machines and writes and endorses IN american
inscnhon-commending 1t to the fami'lce Of
Great Dzft,in and Europe. Extract go The
WHEELER l. WILSON Machine, which u tho
ONE BEET CALCULATED FOn HOUSEHOLD woRK,
makes the LOCI FITCH by means OF a ROTATING
, 1865-01-22

ar. JOINTS srrpAr scncot FEsrf<AL-Thc
teaehete Of 81. Johns Ertscotal suhday School.
Union 1nfk. will huld festtta at tho hall ot ihc
tsashlnatnh Skating tatk. TIT ihnfsday evcnanK,
The seth Inst. fut itic t,tttpgee Of faslnR hitds 10
ttltrht4h hl eitatHe f1tc 11hfhtt III tho acttpUl.
We tttAi thrth a tl1jttk StjrttAH. 4
, 1865-01-22

COL. WOODS MUsEUM'
COL. J. 4 WOOD AND q. 2. wHlTNAH,
Proprtttors and MeuHgef7.
, 1865-01-22

NORWAY EyRNiNt.. Jan ga and rxsrY exrnins
will be psesented the great sensation dramAoi
, 1865-01-22

r OST-$lO Reward. :
on State strcet cars, or on =
ark Mctosso Pocket BOOK. y
around ssme. It cont
: check or Pfpvidence BAnk
uap. rs to Tho cwner. TITS ttnderV
feEnrd oT returning the same TO-
faE1 g2t3 It =
, 1865-01-22
m i Il H i Il d.

ID E u
Al SAkhorn GroSc. Carol County. H.. Deacon
GfLFS u: nnWoLF, falhes ot Calvin EeWoli, OF this
q ;, aged Is yrAtS.
, 1865-01-22

There rpmatns. ...-........-.. :Fioo ,oo5
Deduct Cxsh femittAncea to Central
Od,co not dlsbursed here but By pa-
Eunt aoclety. Observation-Disclosures. N,=@:
, 1865-01-22

urr 1nK 'fnAtx.--Ali engine ht1onrthe 10 t1b
llrsv,, llvtk trlan H. II. u, ,eti otr sttt Track
On hN,usny. t,ras Tho tfOsftrH of th8 Huntingdon
;fsrk Will CLARK strrtl. No damage wss hVhu.
fut lfayel Haa delayed fur 4 ionR t!it in e0lsu'
NNNtttE,
, 1865-01-22
1n8tt.

T OST-A Pocket-E04
- Ing postage and "tEo cen =,
hud receipts and other papers. on
The namo Of "JnQ. L. #alsn. II
thefbSukx Of the owner Py 1ea1t
Htrrintl III astE ktCre, L II Randot
, 1865-01-22

GIXTH WARD, ATTENTION.
alton III be cIssed On ne nrst faornaI1.
All Tsona w1shlng 70 BECOME emscfs sa2ra Il b.
no time and csll the of0ce OF the nav
f. W Lees coruer of Wilson ant Canal sfsess: P
their Twtntytlva Dollars and Eet at tn. uest.
ncDo but members ii cxsa 2 IGK Preailent
inEs. JOHN tAhh3tsi ~ rtso 81 {thp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW YORK. July 1e.-The steamer Ellen s.
Terry has arrived, with Newbern dates to the
18th instant
Among her passengers is General Paine.
The Raleigh Progress says there is not a
single case of yellow fever in Wilmington.
he Progress also speaks in the highest terms
OF Governor Holden s administration, and saws
1t is growing vastly In public favor.
1t also glowlngly sets forth the great benefits
Newbern has received by the influx eff Northern
business men. The editor says in 1858 it was
deemed impracticable to run line of steamers
to New York, but now there is two lines to
New York and one or two to Baltimore, estab-
lished by Northern men, while there is a larger
trade for sailing vessels.
The Northern element is largely in the AS
cendant at New bern and will remain so.
The best feeling exists between them ana the
natives.
The travel between Raleigh and Newbern is
very large and still increasing
Cotton has put forth and will blossom in
North Carolina two weeks earlier than last
year.
: Severe and fatal sickness prevails at Eden
ton.
General Schofied will remain in North Caro-
lima and will establish his headquarters at
GrpPnSbO
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PARDONS.

Among the great number of applicants Cor
pardon whose petitions have been received
since yesterday morning are Ex-Governor
John Letcher of Va; u. G. DeJarnett ex-
member u. S. Congress, from Virginia. A G.
McGreth, of S. c.; and Michael Hull, of
Northern Ohio, for violation of the Internal
Revenue law. Most of the applications are
made by parties whose property exceeds in
value $4,000, and who are excepted by the
18th clause of the Presidents Amnesty Pro-
clamation.
The following have been pardoned this week:
Hugh M. Steward, Va; G.. H. Gilmer, Va.
P. II. Gilmer, Va; G.. Breckenridge, Va; w.
Duncan, Ga; G.. W. Anderson. Ga; f. G. An
derson, Ga; J. P. Ballard. Ga; J. N. Thomp-
son, Md; J. H. Ment, KY; J. J. Waring, Ga;
VIM. Law, Ga; F. g: Gin, Ga; J. H. Madley,
=: R; Pettss, Fla. J; J; Perkins, Fla; 4, 81,
Walker. Va; @. r. Barksdale, Va; J. T.
White, Va; James Dunlap, and Is others, Va.
James H. Hensbaiger, and 3 others, va w
Major, Va; J. J. Moorward, and % others,
Va; Anthony Lawson, Va; Hugh Hogan, and 70
others, Va; Anna E. Hobbs, Ala; R. H. Sharp,
Va: r. A. Baker, Va; and J. g. G. Moore, and
q Va
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NEW MILITARY DISTRICT.

new Military District has been constituted
in the Department of Virginia, under the COM
mand of Brevet Major General N. NJ. Curtis,
consisting of the counties of Nelson, Amherst,
Bedford, Campbell, Appomattox, Pittsylvania,
Henry, Patrick, Franklin, Augusta, Bath,
Rockbridge. Bottetourt Montgomery, Grey
ton, Highland, Allegheny, Roanoke, Craig,
Giles, Pulaski, Carroll, Floyd, Smythe, Wise,
and Buchanan, to be called the District of
South Western Virginia. The District of
Lynchburg is discontinued, and that city is
designated as the headquarters of Gen Curtis.
The city of Manchester, opposite Richmond,
will hereafter constitute part of the District
of HenriCO,
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FROM WILMINGTON.

EXtfhsIOh OF IPIFgraPh FaCilttlts.
r. V~r,s~, CtedllltE
Moore brings Wilmington dates TO the lith in
slant.
The Herald says that nearly million of dol
lars have been paid to the soldiers there in the
last few days.
The American Telegraph Company have
taken charge of the Southern lines and expect
soon TO have communication through the int
riOr between New Orleans and New York.
There is more freight at Wilmington destined
for the North than can be at present transport
ed, and when the railroads are put in operation
there will be an increased demand As there is
great amount OF produce alone.
Three steamers loaded with negroes have
lately been sent to Charleston
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Affairs in Georgetown.

CANAL.-The rush of boats in the coal trao,
continues, and though the derricks are con-
stantly working, there are many boats above
the Aqueduct awaiting opportunities to dis
charge their cargoes. The banks of coal are
increasing rapidly, Notwithstanding the ship
ments to northern depots. The arrivals regis
tered are the Thomas Ardinger, with flour and
corn, to George Waters; the II. CT. Ritter, with
bark to market; and twenty nine boats laden
with coal, consigned as follows Central Co,
Co, 527.l5 tons; New Hope Co, 3lS2 tons
Borden Co, SIS Il tons; Consolidation Co, 33l
tons; Hampshire and Baltimore Co, 49, tons;
American Co, 426 tons; Cumberland Co, 3ISg
tons; Swanton, 102.1 tons; Plant, 106.l6 tons
Departed-Nineteen boats light.
, Port OF GEORGEToWN. - Entered - Bark
William Perry, from Kirkland. Cleared
Schooner Frasier. Applegarth, BaitImore' Els
Hodston, Hodston, Boston; ID. g. Hulse, Hill
dreth, New York VIM. Peters, Erersman,
NanticOkn
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-The saw mill of
f,sler d Bros. on 18th street, was burnt last
night. Their loss is about $4,000, insured par
TALLY in New York and New England Com
paniPs.
Mulligan & Smiths sash factory, in the same
building, was also burnt; their loss being about
S5,COO.
The Epiphany Church was slightly damaged
by the fire. A number OF dwellings were
damaged. Total loss $4,000