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New Regiment. from Illinois.
Springfield, Ill. Feb. 20.

Springfield, Ill. Feb. 20.
General Orders. Ne. 90
Seven OF the ten regiments Of infantry
recently authorized BY the War Depart
meut to be raised ID this State having
completed their organization and the other
three being neatly ready for organization
no other regime ments will be organized in
this State. Aut thority has been received
from the War Department to accept CON.
panies of infantry 10 be assigned to old
regimentsin the field whose regimental
organizations have haen reduced BY con.
solidations. For this purpose fifty COM
panies will be received aud will rendez
vous at Camp Fry, Chicago, or Camp
Butler, near Spring field, as may be most
convenient, to be assigned TO such old
regiments as the Government az direct.
Second-Company organizations will
be the same as directed 10 General Or.
ders, No. 2, current series, from these
headquarters. Transportation to rendez-
vous will be furnished as heretofore The
companies authorized to be raised under
this or under that order must be re ported
to the Commanders OF camps designated
within twelve days from its date.
By order of His Excelleucy,
Gov OGLEsBY.
(Signed) EDWARD II MILEs,
Ass't d A. A, A. @.
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DRAFT in Droeklyn-Senater Morgan.
New York, Feb. 20.
Drafting is to take place in the "a and
50 Congressional Districts of Brooklyn
tomorrow.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
There is growing impression tha,
Senator Morgan will withdraw his dscli-
nation OF the nomination to the Treasury
Department.
A large number OF New York poll
tlc'ans are in Washington, including
Ihurlow Weed and Mr.. Raymond.
- Tobacco and oil men are endeavrrine
to effect . reduction Of tax on these arti
cles in the Senate.
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sg The Legislature of Illinois passe

s~The Legislature OF Illinois passed
a resolution. just before adjournment, di
reciing the Treasurer of that State to pay
the members of said Legislature their
per diem and mileage in gold. instead OF
greenbacks. Of course, when the Legis-
lssure adjourned. they rushed to the
Treasurer with their certificates and de-
manded the gold, but that functionary
couldn't see it. There happened to be
an old law of the last session which di-
rected the Treasurer to pay all demands
on the State in greenbacks, which the
members of the Legislature had overlook
ed in their haste. and so they were fain
to pocket greenbacks under protest.
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hddyviile Thursday morning, the whole
party crossed the river. About IL o'clock
that night they we're seen to drive in the
| river At Ottumwa and throw something in.
to the water. The wagon seemed TO have
been driven ont on the same side. Fri.
dsy morning the body Of woman, iden-
tilted IS being Miss Harvey was found in
the river at Ottumwa. Fatal wounds
were found on her head. Both men we're
supposed to have been gully of The mur-
der and to have fed But four months
later, July 2sth, 1860, the body Of Law
renee, greatly decayed but well identified
was found in ravine four miles from
Oltumwa. Meantime information from
Rockford, Illinois, had developed the true
names OF the parties, also that Miss Har-
vey had been claDdestinely married to
Lawrence, and thst the three had come
away from Rockford. Lawrence and Miss
Harvey frst and McComb in a short
time after. Lawrence. had some seven
hundred dollars with him, stolen money.
MrComb eluded discovery until March
I'd, 1864. A soldier boy from Rockford
who knew McComb we'll, then in Dayeu-
port, saw McComb in a saloon at that
city. and had him arrested. He adm,
ted that his name was McComb, that he
had lived near Rockford, that be had been
to Ottumwa, aud that be knew Lawrence
but denied the murder. Taken to Ot-
sumwa, tried at the June term of the
Court, found guilty Of murder iu the first
degree, and sentenced to be hung July
9th at IL o'clock. He appealed to he
Supreme Court, but the sentence of The
over Court was affimed aud the Governor
ordered his execution on the 18th inst.
ast Friday. an attempt was made BY
\ mob to hang him July eth, bat he
was rescued. A similar attempt made
August 3lst, also failed. August cath
he broke jail bu. wss recaptured three
lays thereafter. The closing acts of the
irama We take frcm the Courier:
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Washington, Feb. 60.

The President has approved the bill
Tor mail steamship service between San
Francisco and ports in the Chinese EN-
pire, touching at Honolulu and at ports
in Japan, by means Of monthly line Of
hrst class American seagoing steamships,
making twelve round trips annually.
The Post Master General is authorized
to contract with the lowest bidder for !
term Of not more than ten years. No
bid amounting to more than half ! million
OF dollars year is to be considered.
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From Richmond Papers-Rcports from
Deserecrs


ASAA A>ASa4aVAa dpSIS-RepoxI8 rom
Desertcrs.
Washington, Feb. 90.
Richmond papers of the 18th have the
following:
Deserlers state Grant has sent e,O0O
men to City Point recently. and it is sup.
posed they are to be sent to Newbern to
reinforce Sherman or Terry.
A Kingston (N. C) correspondent,
learns that the Yankees are making an
expedition against Weldon. Five loco
motives aud railroad iron have certainly
been landed at Morehsad by the Yankees
Jones City, N. c., was visited last week
BY Yankee raiders and all the provisions
carried off.
By the blowing up Of the rebel truce
boat on the James two negroes and Eve
white men were killed and two soldiers
drowned.
Mosby was in Lynchburg Wednesday
and would soon join his command.
The Augusta Chronicle advises the cit.
izens to resist the burning of cotton there.
The papers are denounced as . Yankee
concern.
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Occupation Gone.

New York, Feb. 20.
The steamer Liberty brings Savannah
dates to to the 18Th.
There is no Mexican news.
Several more blockade-runners bad re-
turned to Havana, unable TO make an
entrance.
The rebels intend purchasing small
schooners to run to the coast of Florida,
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GOLD lss l-a.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Charleston Evacuated.

Charleston Evacuated.
War Department, Washington,l
Feb. 20.
To Maj. Gen. Dix
The evacuation Of Charleston by the
rebels is announced in the following tele-
gram Just received from Gen. Grant
City Point, Va, Feb. 90.
To Z. M. Stanton:
The following dispatch is just received,
signed Z. S. Grant, 1t. Gen.:
The Ricbmpnd Examiner of TODAY.
just received. says that Charleston was
was evacuated On Tuesday last.
(Signed) G. WErzEL,
Major General.
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besides other repairs to be made Of minor
confederation
Gen. W.. Martin hss assumed command
IN place Of Gen. Gardner, Of the Depart.
ment Of Niaaissippi aud East Louisiana,
With his headquarters At Jacksonville.
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EgWashingto

EE Washington is getting to be q
dreadful place for the Old Hunker Democ-
.raey, and we do not much wonder that
some Of the leaders would be glad to see
the Capital transferred to Richmond in
order to get clear of the Yankees and the
free negroes. -Four yesrs ago neither
Yankees nor negroes had any right in
Washington City which Democratic ma
bobs were expected to respect. Il was
then quiet, dali, aristocratic old city,
which sought TO live in the favor of JEFF
Davis and The Democtatic oligarchy from
the South; now it is a lye, bustliug tiai-
ing city, full of live Yankees and free n
groes-free negroes who ride in street
omnibuses, attend and deliver lectures.
and are even admitted to practice law at
the bar of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
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$50 Loan.
Philadelphia, Feb. 20.

1."ouoIPn'a, CO. <o'
The sales of the 7-30s by Jay Cooke
duriug the week ending Saturday, were
twenty six millions FIVE hundred and
twenty thousand two huadred dollars
At this rate the remainder of the loan
will be sold before the end OF March,
All U. S. banks and bankers will supply
the loan at par to immediate applicants.
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Geld Market.
~ -

nav York, Feb. 20.
Gold market 10 weak and price lower.
News from sherman has produced pao-
lcky feeling and tho short Gales are large.
Up 70 noon tho price ductusted between
203 and col.
The Posts special says the lean bill
would have been reported to-day but for
the illness Of Mr.. Stevens.
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X Robert Lincoln, son of the Presi-
dent, is Assistant Adjutant General on
the staff of Gen. Grant. with the rank atd
tiAls Of Captain.
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> New York. Feb. 90.
God at Gallasher's Exchange zoos,
and after the cali 1884.
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:, The Italians have asjuggier whom
they call s'lll Elastisa,i' Who puts elss,
Of wlns on. the sole Of his foot and dr;nks
y OF, and when making bis bow Of adieu
TO the spectators, s!aps the baek of s.,
head - with ~ solS of his foot. -
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- Inc people IN Chicago have been
in trouble all winter over the Horse Rail.
way Company. and the people of CiDcin-
natl have had no cessation Of excitement
about their Gas Company.
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~The salary of the Gov. of Califor.
nis is seyen thousand dollars, which is
paid in gold.
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SENATE.


Wilson introduced a bin to regulate
and e4ualizs the expense Of ASSESSORS of In
ternal revenue for clerks and stationary,
which was ordered printed.
Coiisner from committee on the librdry
reported The House resolution to provide
for the purchase al Mr.. Poweli's pict4re
Of the battle OF Lake Erie for s2, 500 With
. recommendslion that it pass.
Brown from the military committee Re.
ported back the resolution of thanks q
Gen. Thomas viih an amendment giving
thanks also to -admiral Lee.
Wilson from the Military Committee
reported adversely on the petition of G er-
tain Provost MArshals asking for incre4 4se
oil pay.
He stated that lhe Committee we're dp.
posed to increasing the pay of these o Ii,
GERS.
Wilson moved to re consider the vdte
on the army appropriation bill for the
purpose of retoa sidering the vote by
which Trumbulls 9 ameadndmens remdy.
ing oil distinctions of rank and pay De.
tween regular and volunteer officers a
passed.
Wilson read an extract from = letter
OF an army officer, stating that Mr.. Tfut
bulls amendment would place Gan. Sh1r-
man below great many volunteer NJ .iEr
Generals whose commissions were Of nr,br
date to his com mission in the regu,hr
army.
After considerable discussion. in which
Trumbu!l, SAeFnan, Brown and Wslsd n
participated, Trambull offered an ame d
ment to bis amendment, that tbia section
shai not be S. construed as to abolish
The service rasi0as nov allowed in tile
regular army, but officers in the volunteer
service shall b. allowed the same rations
when entitled to il by length zaf servid E,
This was adentssl--yeas 80, nays Z.
The amendment Of TrumbuIl az oridi
nally incorporated vas then voted on.
Rejected by the following vote !
Yeas Brown. Carlisle, Chandler, Col.
lamer, Davis, F4rwell, Foote, Grimes.
Hendricks, HIVE, Line of Kansas,
Morrill,, PomeraF, Ramsey, Richardson
Trumbull, Wac and Wiiklnsoa-1S
Nays-Anth1aY. Buckalow, Clarke,
Conness, Dixon, DsoliIsle, Foster, Harris,
Henderson, Howard, Johnson, Morgan,
Nesnith. Nye. Powell, Riddle, Sprague,
Stewart, Sumner Ten Eyek, Van Winkle,
Wiley, .lsaa ,Vrigh.-24.
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T The conduct of the recent Legisls
ture of Illinois is pronounced corrupt and
Infamous by the leading organs of both
parties at Chicago, and We cannot see how
it is possible for any body to defend the
action of the Legislature on many import
ant. subjects.
The members, or large majority of
them, seem to have been shamelessly COR
rupt aud utterly regardless of the interests
Of the public, and reckless Of their own
reputation. And this is true of beth par
ties alike.
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@-A bill passed the Legislature Of
Missouri authorizing the North Missouri
Railroad company to borrow six millions
of dollars to complete the road, with a
branch TO Leavenworih.
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THE CLOSING scENks.

You have come to see an innocent man
hung. am here upon the gallprs with
but very few minutes to live, anA | say
10 you I an an innocent man% n vaat
1ou 10 rscolIeot that an about - snGE
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and Secretary of War 70 furnish ! list o
prisoners held in con6nement but no
guilty Of alleged offenses against til,
Government, together with particulars OF
this subject.
Further action on the resolution wa
terminated b. tn expinsion of the morn
ing hour.
The Speaker laid before the Hd duse .
communication from the Secretary o
War in response 10 . resolution callina
for copy OF Gen. Morgan's report rela
tive to the occupation OF Cumberland Gap
The Secretary Of War says it cannot for
reasons mentioned be properly furnished
fairs.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the bill providing . government
f)r the States subyerted or overthrown BIZ
tie rebellion.
Davis. of Name, opposed the bill at
length. 1t was not founded on any prin.
cipie commonly called the war power Of
the Government. The very first section
provides for the appointment Of officers
who will be multiplied to thousands to
lord it over the miserable povsrty -strick-
en-, wrecked citizens OF the rebellious
States Il would afford an asylum for
broken down politicians whose presence
would darken the heavens like the locusts
OF Egypt. la addition to these ills the
people would be made the objects Of free
plunder. He said the bill proposed to
levy taxes to ths precise amount to which
the Southern people were liable from the
last year before they went into rebellion.
The provisions Of tile bill, if carried out,
instead Of winai & back the people to log
atty would have she effect Of alternating
them. He expressed bis desire that the
saanid be re-established by
loyal cit. .ns y placed at the mercy
OF the aggreg cd people in the disid I'll
States. The biii he said was based ubon
the erroneous policy that there could BE-
no Government unless formed by the lta-
lority
The loyal people oi the southern Slak hes
should be left - work out this organic
law IN their osn way. He hoped
that this bill prescribing an irou rale
would fail 10 become Law.
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Latest from Grants
Army.
MANY REBEL DESERT
ERS COMING IN.

LFES ARMY DENORALIZED.
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ISAAC COOK, oskaioos,

SPECIAL AGENT FOR SOUTHERN IOWA
Below publish condensed rsport for the year 1864
OF the abovs Company. chewing ratferng na
fel exhibit 81 its careful management under oi long
experience in this important branch u insurance.
Receipts for Prsu,aas during the year sI52s sli
Pa for Losses ty Death ai5 eco o
Pai for Dividends, Alinaites. Surrendered
aui Cancelled Policies, Printing Salaries,
Taxes, ComnAissons, Revenue Stamps. and
all incidental eapenses.-..---.-......-.... 20. a
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Mem advertisements.
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pA-We fear that the canal bill will not
pass the Senate this session. 1t is under
stood that the Senate committee have re-
ported against the bill. but recommended
the passage of a resolution providing for
surveys and estimates.
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s9- The large force that recently went
down the Mississippi river under General
Smith is expected to destroy the remnant
Of Hoods army, take possession of No
bile, and clean out the rebels generally in
the Southwest, while Sherman is doing
similar work in the Southeast. By the
time the Spring is fairly opened Lees ar
my will be all that is left of the rebel
forces sod we shall be ready to concen-
trate al our armies, strengthened by tie
new recruits, to crush out The only army
and the last hope of the rebels.
. IL There will be meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday, ut 3
O'Clock, p M, at the house of Mrs. j. NJ.
Billings. A full attendance is very de-
srable, as there is business of importance
TO be attended 10. The soldier would
not, if be could, lay down bis arms simply
because he is tired of the exposure and
suffering incident to the many long
marches and hard fought battles of this
fendish rebellion; SO. whilst there are
soldiers who gladly peril their lives upon
the battle feld and suffer all the ills of
camp and hospital, there should be willing
hands and hearts to work for them at
home.
prn We fear that the canal hill ,;ll M.
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One Million of Dollars of Increastd 4
Asses

To be aided to their pre- fent large accumulation.
Number Of Policies issued during lsRt 49e5l
The Directors have declared a DIYIDENA OF FIFTY
PAR CEsr. On last yetrs business With orders e pay
all t4ndrg disiatnis w lsr3: and nave also
served q surplus Of $2i3.G-3.
The New ivrk Lille Insurance Company have stock
ho sers 10 pay dividends to- its profits all TO lhc pol
sey-hal 'ers.
1hsse having NJ insurance wishing ass;in1.
thin livss aaA o consider the npprtanp II insas NJ,
tTiia vet ln health, viii sasit araAf hy
making their tbs old sGaaea eff rs usts
Cbmpoay.
As-as frr tle aioys Company Viii vsilShe pTiae p
to ia Stuthefn ieHa tic i sari AGA
y W. BAILEY. agt, KeoEuk.
] IL SEAT3N VI. D -.MedIcsl kxalnner.
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RgFEgEScE ~ pEnM1ssIC

wrn Thompson & Cn, Bankers.
J NJ. pelaplain. Of ~Daiy Gate City,
= james grown Pastor used Presbyterian Chhrc Ks.
| oknk Il
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8cuctriitiit6es
(Udr he Rinueieta Staatsaettuns.)
sid felbf be3,pu1tge,l.

60 ID t&en Biel ~ Rubm anb abr'
Bon 3ampf uas Sieeea' ans eelunsen,
Der ssSete 6ies iess& If ter,
Denn aan etxnal-Rd feltt be3Sanssn.
Das IL Elm @tes ssu filler Ra&t
GIr per3en. t.aea e. sflunsen |!
% i4aut berssr aus 6tnsm unb Ra&t
Das !hbxe Durt Gid felbf te,puneeu! /!
Ddl Manass,udtt bic eeele IL
Bon ieser Madt. BE ie serunsen:
Raub' niat ter 2urn. bur3 5eineselidt,
Zen 7itel uns-6i3 teIbR bejwuneen
Dean bic Derfii3 runs hid anfaat
90 tdmpfe, bis Du bur&eebrunsen;
4rpt aaen 3aaRen bieler belt
Sd Rets bein Rubu: Gid tslbR ts)punees
Webn tu In Dsmutb ssinen vfas
3ar eeite serer. bic sefdsunsen
Sid nautbss1 in bes @lRdts stae -
Obx' Retb II ner-Fd jslbf tslnunaen
,lns et lid Armutb aud beerSast;
Berlaumsnns l&tlt nit sift'sen !3uasen-
DIR @siit beust ieia paupt, uat bsnft:
Das 1eae ,if- Sid felbf tsepansen!
Der alie l1mpfet, etreit flr @n.'&,
lem If bas ffelle Bort erIlunoen:
llnb Felen Grb' unb pimmel sltid,
Der ftttt ftR-per I'D bs3numeen!
y. 8renfn0er.
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Ga8lioRro unb Die Martt.
'l@reieret tn pcrtSen SabrbunDtrt. ~
,,Gasltofro. f&rteb 2auater. III etn 9ros
e.r Mann, ein Mann, pte Is beren ne,
niae Stett au etFen @ldub'een ID aser
nt&t 9eb6rt. 8. bab ct einfa@ pon Ser.
zen unb temltbis mie ein 4inb mare ;
bae er 9efabl far BE Ginla@beit BEE
GpanSeliums unb ote @aieRdt 0ottee
bdtie! Der mare banR 70 eroe ,pie Il Z
Gaslioero er,dblt oft,suaS ni@t matr II,
unb perfpri&t, mas & 3nf@t leifet; ben
nod balte ID ieint Oeliprt@e,, ni@t ID,
/ 8ttruA ebf&en Ft eas ntbt enb, wie {,
! Ne ,ieltat."
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St, paul, yaainntlata, saufag btu q, Wdpbr, 1865

&xSe auf itr! Dar I'd bs& xus itts fderss
Mailstsa, ba sr 10 reid tn8aas an ttsfematest
eeHsybeu par! 3ts5ss IS.
9ur bic Nutlsr f<telte bebenlli4 bex 3spf.
nsil Fe bea 1ttter as> ietn sadfidttseS 4esatt
tannttj a"e1 fe uesdte sas Gid bsr Bsibsx
ni&t n6ren unb briidte ttre Gorge btaAt III bds
pe,j. 81
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9lr nnfere monar6tfben Onfel.
peter.

"N& IS mar BOD ptel freier in Deuti&-
lamb als bier!1 r@tnB Ause piel re&t.
lt&tr 3u!" n@ar teint @elbf4neib1et !"
Gar tttn 6umbu9" 70 rufen unlere
nonar&ii@en Duftlpeter.
Gclsenbes maa tbr ~@ebd@tnib auf>
frtl&en.. .ptt 50 eiDentli@ bort mar.
Dit Granffurter Dipastalia (9reibt:
@ir batttn neult@ @ele9enbett, bte
4oitenrc&nuna fit Ell, preubil@es Mpels>
etplom eitt3uieten unb l,abnen BON BIN
iltere6anten @&rihfdd tporteetreue Nbz
i&rtft. Ste fulet ra9ftbenp. Da3u it
jeec@ 3u bemerfen. tab mon in preueen
ben Arel nt&t faufen fam; Der Slid.
li&e iebc&, wel&tr ibn aus fleier Gut,
i@ltebuna oee &6nt9s erbdIt, empfdnat
8let@leth9 fclgtnce Re@nung tafdr:
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Dr. 4. .OrtMaum,

Dtutl@er Nrst st. Nntbpny> W'''l11.
Offiet: pbere 5tatt, Stan4Fele's Blvd
eesenIter, nabe MenTnsers9&ub- Ste'e:
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snsiernt mubnen unt lid unb ibre Nineer it:blt
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o,n Srei Douars. son ibm seniiseneen Smpf-
ltsH. n.5mpilantstts uno 9tnane IbriTtlt&eN H.
wsilulla yum Smptem erbalten.
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MERCHANT TAILOR
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