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, 1864-03-19
TrHE WAR IN GEORGIA..
Important and Interesting from Rebel
Sources.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Hp1rtn

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 3'ibune-]
McCooK'a BRIGADE.
GonDoN's MuLs, Ga, March II, 1851
hare rebel papers to the date Of the 18th.
Federal prisoners, On the 9th, were detected at
Atlanta in digging tunnel ont Of prison. They
had been detected, gays the 1nfet3snter, in three
previous tunneling operations.
Are White, Of Selma, Ala.-sfster Of Mrs. Lin
colr-~has arrived from Washington, having SNUG
-E1cd through rebel uniform tie buttons Of which
wcrc Of gold, and worth S4,000.
Hirdman tas scsigned, and Lieut. General Hood
commands his corps.
Gen. Brcckinrid9c :ales command in Southwest
e1n Virginia.
Rebel reports say that 1ongstreet has mounted
his n,cn On mules and In probably going to Dalton
, David McGibbon, lawyer Of st. Louis. was
hung 1t Demopolis on the 11th, charged az spy.
Federal prisoners in Columbia, v. C.. were de-
tected in tunneling out.
/ Florida correspondent Of Charleston paper
SAYS that IN the recent battle The Yankee darkle=
fought like deyile.''
Governor Browns address TO the Legislature oi
Geo.sia deuounccs the currency and consc1ipdon
bille and the suspension Of the ha6<as corpus as
unconstitutional, and declares in favor Of ofezn:
terms OF peace to our Government.
All H. nufat IN the front.
, 1864-03-19
Chicago, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1864.

finally hid On the table, A resolution vas offered
lnstructlng our delegation In Congress- and asking
them to urgo an extension Of Government bount1ea
TIL April 10th.
Hrs,werc passed Incorporating the Madison.
Lodi and Baraboo Railroad Co., also tue GAINESVILLE
and Alton Railroad Co.
Tho 18th, Irish veterans arrived here last evening
md was appropriately received By the st&to OIL
ceIe.
One hundred and Bixty recruits LETT today for
regiments down The MissisBIppl River via st. Louis.
, 1864-03-19

MY YORK; March ia spceiai Hssrisb arg
{fh.} diepaich to the Nen' York Tribune s3YB:
t;eneEs1s Eurnaldc and Ijnncotk were handsome
II received By 10th Houses ct tho Legislature to-
GuIt thc ssb ta 1t IND
regiments. These regiments arc under marching
orders h,r Annapolis, where Gen. Burnsidc'a corps
concentrates.
Gc1,. Burnside evidently goes to North Carolina
aeain.
i Ree11itins % Is vesy active Il thiss point.
, 1864-03-19

Latest News from the South.

Especial Dispatch to TIC Chicago TEIhune.l
CHATTANOOGA, March Is, 1864.
The Chattanooga Gdzette has Teliable adElcea to
the 10th. Quantre1l Is in Northern Texas.
Charleston adyfces to the 18th eays that the en-
emy ls still Arlug On Battery Gregg.
MERIDIAN, March fisherman has gone downthe
Mississippi with hls troops, evidently for Red
River.
Thiztg-aEe Federa1s escaped from prison at Co.
lnmbas, 8. C., On Wednesday,
a Houston {Texas} dispatch Of the 11th eaye the
Yankees ere at 1ndianola, Decrow's Point, Mata
corda Peninsula, salacia, Arkansas Pass md
Brownsville, a0o0 strong. The Yankees shelled
the woods at the mouth Of Couroy RiTer.
Gems. Kirby Smith and Iagzuderare at Houston.
Al quiet at our 'front.'. The rebels are in large
forcc. bnt make no demonstrations. On Monday
and Tucsday small squads crossed the road between
Rosevlue and Gordon's MILLS, evidently to cut Oh
tho Railroad.
, 1864-03-19
1 REBEL PLOT IN KEN.
TIJCRY.
Conspiracy to Join the Southern Com
fcdefAcy.

NEw YonK, March 1B.--The Horsds Washing
ton dispatch faYs: There is rumor OF conspira-
cy. cuabrscine several counties and cities Of Kcp
tncky. hsvsn! for its object the annexation of
Eenfncky to the Southern ConiedeEacy. The lead
crs hsvc their headquarters at Monticello and were
co1es poudiug with Longstrect in Tennessee. The
Tumor eaye the Kentucky delegation IN Richmond
had eecret correspondence with parties in London,
view Of establisbInr Ccntral Committee In every
county aud compel the inhabitants to jotn the r..
bellion-fede1scy ns soon a. 1ongstreet Or Breeku-
cy wgs discovered by the eeizure Of pos. Office
letters addressed By Kentucky members Of the
rebel Congress to eome leaders Of the plot. "a
, 1864-03-19
IscspecttuE Col. Thos. J. Henderson.
HEAr6.R. ID BI1G., Isl pIv. CAY. CaErs,
Mr. S1EI1Ma- Ky., Anrch 10, 1s6a.

HEAD8.R. 2n EuG.. 1sT UIT. CAT CnEFs,
MT. STEf1Ha hy.. Aafch ~, 4eoa-
.Editurs Chtcsgo Tribune:
understand, from private sources, that
statement was made in your newspaper some
time ago. .Ithat Col. Thomas J. Henderson,
312tl In. Vol Inf, had been restored to his
command without loss Of pay or cmolu-
.mcnts,'
AS thIs statement needs some explanation,
many persons thinking ti,at Col. Henderson
3,as been resting under charges. or been dis
1nfeeed from the service for some fault Or
supposed ,fault Of his own. desire to set
4he matter right throuch the columns Of
Tour paper, SO that Col. Hendcrson-than
when theIc Is no better officer or hrATer
ennu in the ecrvfcc-mKy not suffer In chaxac-
Ter and reputation where he is 80 widely
known and respected.
In the month Of September last, Col Hell
dcrson rendered his resignation on the
ground Of disability. 4 shor1 time Afterwards
an order came to Colonel Henderson accepting
3,ie resignation. he immediately Started
home thinking TINT he was out Of the service
he called upon Gen. Burnside at Knoxville.
and during the con:crsation the General said
TO him:
Colonel, i think you had better go on
some detached service, until you recover
YOUR health. The Colonel replied.
stating thnt ae was out Of the service, and
was then on tIs way homo, at the same time
showing him his own order accepting IT. h,s RS r.
u mistake, aud that he had given special 3n'
.:tructions to bis Adjutaut General not to &C.
~cept that rcef nation, nnd said that he would
have tho order revoked, and told the Colonel
1hat he must not consider himself ont Of the
service, ut the eatne time giving him m order
to 20 on recruiting service.
The siege Of Knoxville coming On soon af-
ter, the order VIE not attended to; but
when Gen. Foster took command, an order
was issued by him, reyoking the order &C.
.ccpting Col. Henderson'e resignation subject
to the approval Of the War Department. An
order was Immediately Issued from the War
Department approving General Fosters or
der of revocation, and restoring Col lIeuder-
son to his command.
This order from the War Department is
probably what gave rise to the statement in
Eour paper. This statement is made Us
simple u,atter OF Justice 10 Col Henderson,
.as several letters have been received from his
done. II the matter has not ulready been ex'
plained, please give THE place in your col.
1lmns. Very respectfully, &c,
Capt- and A. 4. 4. G.
ST. LOUIS, March IRA Washington special tt
the New York Commercial, +ta'ius that the Mill
1aIy Committee 9f he ~; senate , rsiassd to recon-
Iash Regulars, becausc OF proof Of h1t cowatdie
. ot Cbtc9amauga, was talesTaphed West last nigh!
[ni Eaudef1on le Provost Marshal OF this DepaI!
c and as n ae Ct 5a9es e g. e. e.
lie Las no knowledge Of such charge ever nav1n
been made against 6andetf0n, and, II maoe ne ni
licves it unfoundcd in truth that 20 tas as Ms pe
ona observation went sanuefson g se, a.
t,clf in suc1 manner d TO cnt1tle AlM 10 sres3
xpentlun IN his <RosecfaUs'} official report OF u
battle Of ChicaamauEa-
, 1864-03-19
FEOnI INDIANAPOLIS.
IndInna.Mtlttary Intellfgcnce-A Start
ling DlBcoveFy.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago THbune.l
1sDtAHAroLls. March Is.
Several colored soldiers have 1tcently died in
Camp Fremont, near this city from the effects Of
poisoned pies purchased from Irish pcdde1s. An
investigation IL on foot.
Col. 4. D. Strcight telesrsphs from Washington,
that he will arrive here on Tuesday next tic 23d.
The 5sd Indiana, rc-cnlfsted veterans, Colonel
Wolfe, arrived here to-day.
At their request the reception WAS postponed
until their return to this city at the expiration Of
their fur]oughs.
The 12tth Regiment Indiana Volunteers. Colonel
Burgess, LETT for Kentucky, to-day.
The various colored regiments being raised IN
the North, are to be assigned TO Gen. Burnside.
, 1864-03-19
Wendell Phillips on Tu1nmsany
Gill;.

BosroE, March 14.-Mr Wendell Phillips has just
completed letter Of congsatulation TO tie General
Committee Of Talnmany Hall, which will appear III
few days. It recites the traditional power aud
aeepect IN which the Tammany Society. ID Its better
days had been held, and congfat1lates the country
on the aetesaion OF Tamnany Hal! to the ranks Of
that Mr. Philips is in favor Of some thoroughly
earnest radical like Gen. Fremont or Gen. Butler,
two men Of Democratic ntecedents, and, therefore,
Yetfa of Tanm1nY.
, 1864-03-19

In thc House nearly the whole day wAs consumed
In discueaing the Adt4ofa1 1't4ldgenfsT JOB which
WITS nnally laid On The table " twenty majority.
This result Is dnc principally to m able exposition
oi the same job. and the corrupt influence sought
10 &C ueco lot II tFo yeafe aso. MI "asnbtfn
showed that no contract had been made with Gales
sca'on AZ alleged by the friends OF the MEASURE.
The only Republican vote against laying 1t on
the table wns Moorchcad, md spalding,
spoke for II, but did not vote, and
Ashley changed his vote fru1n negative to af1Ema-
tiTs because spaldinS did not vote.
Aitcr The result wAs announced, The Democrats
commenced administering to defeat the usual mo-
ton to reconsider and lay on the table, and finally
left the House without quorum.
The Senate will pass the bin under discussion to-
day, freeing Elayes and children Of slaves.
AERc1ER.
It ts considered here extremely doubtful whether
us-ric- ,,nw ~ Tsor,s xvtn crsr rstnrn a. +be
; Frsoeh Min,ster i - AA' " 40 '''8 e'A'A 40 '1e
TnoN orR F1usoEEns II DIXIE.
A. u. Richardson vritea from nrisou In S.lie.
hnrr n = +b.t ooe bnrdred md Bffv ci,,-en.
o"13- ~ ~. tt'"' ono nuanieo 4n0 u4>t Iu]eas'
prisoners are confined there; also number Of ar
my hostages, including capt. Reed Of the Sd Ohio.
~, 1.u taastaS "1' ' " ''' 1'''4''' AA'4
"e'' 'e"'ee.
The subcommittee is busfly engaged in perfect
3nr the tax 1,.- ,x1itct vrfu he Yenoyted tn the
W. and Ne.ns comn,,ttec ,e~+ 10y pSr, ,,er
80. "a -, - 1,Ia,. -. ~ s,,ro.ea =. ~.
liquors. The ta1 on different classes Of tobacco
may be doubled. cxcept on cisars, which will be
.,-aa Wow heeri,r
rnoxo71oxs.
4 larse number Of promotions in the
Session to-d.y. $1,000. ,-
f,1ned: Ar.es.or of INTERNAL Rcrcnue-Edvsrd
W.,1,re "a n1str,ct Tenn Aast q M viii 1.nt
of M Carta,n-F1isha s Wadsxorth. Of nlinoIs
chas h Peck Of Michigan; Thos. MeCai 59d
1owa Conn as " a., 'ao FqHess 1s sts ., fenh
aooaA1ooa. Il. =. ante1 o!n nun
| isnn Sa.a1J; Oeea7 Adans.d 4ieaagaa; M Ansa- ,
ham Bu1ez Of Illinois; MAJ. iJno. F. Walden, 18th
1 w.s4rsnror v.rrh The statement. rnh-
Nehed thai C<. 1. o. RaEer has authority to raise
| 4 brigade Is authositatfyely denied.
Capt aTses TecfR setaea Ss fTem 4iShmn1d i1cSsad
Nacz e Goot f ~ ssT s3on ma tbpe cce1s If
negro regiment IN one ell chaned to ~ X 1sS5oes @
1na ,bst afe 'eo on eo'n'''eao 'no "a'e Ana i'e '
to GoreE5ofs % 19 appoint m commandants Tor fcndex-
wye tor rrnn1s9 rhs1 fcn Kilo.tdck will b. m
ro1nied 10 another department. aao an 'opo11an'
command; ,.,,. T..
adyosaSy Of the ba reported y hta 70 extend the
q Luz snane ~, M n,Hssto1 ana fara
da ~, u saas ana na'a On conaseoo ano lot
| The Hor!Tt Washtneton dispatch FAYE: Gen.
Gn1eI OF san e5asea LII tae H. pS,e e
o. Cnaasesson - ,s M oos LIZ
npEef paiL y now oCcapie4 Y uoop1 t,-.o f
Ihs TeocIs e siaso 70 nase f,,n ~
Sof1n Gaso1na s; Mas.;ioa.ea A'on tne 4iol
Loaestsset i "a: xiil b epgoptes t. eoP:
and & n 9095aeT Re1 ,saaee "na AF' ''"''
s Fac N 6aa1 in the law for the
, 1864-03-19
CfuclnNntf Market
TEnHefAf T}1ar&rch Il. tAa Chicago Tribune -

[speclal b1sp1Tc6 70 he Chicago TFlbune.1
CKm9SA1I, March 19, 1874.
GH0cHH1Es- Market quiet- Rio coffee held at :6x
2S4c-> Raw sugars 1tH81sHc; hard refined 19A9
18Ac. Eew New Orleans nolasses 8oas5c.
Gh1lN-0ats In moderate de1naud It 77a7so in bulk.
Light demand for rye and market qulet at &l9o Bar
icy in good demand At % for spring 81 2o@i =
for fall. Wheat dull and unsettled. Buyers do not
offer more than HIS for red, and soma sales were
uade At this nsuro while held 1t s@lto. Corn In
good speculative demand, and pri .es advanced fas
both ear and ehe1le Far 10 now held at 9oc shel1ed
At Sc.
F1ouR-Dull and unchanged. salts Of 800 brls e1'
uA 1T t3.15Q5 30, ard 10 brls at $5,TH.
WH1gKx-PE1ces declined TO SC, at which there was
4 moderate demand.
Papr1s1oKB-Me&s held At @z2W2e2.25 for city
f2rc@:1 25 for Br1kraeats In 7fAiF demand
At lu rates Sales 0! hhds sides averaging a3 to u
as at exc packed 5000 nsdo averaging 81 Ms. at 0c
loose. Sugar cured hens at 15k@l6c. Lard very
dnll, and offering 1t 12Kc With no demand.
, 1864-03-19
DISASTROUS FIRE AT OSH-
R0SH.
EEpecial Disuatch to tbe CHICAGO Tribune. I

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tnbune1
osuKosH, Wts., March ls, 1864.
4 fire last night destroyed the American Express
Office, bakery owned by Dengman Il Everett, and
the Office OF J. II. Tccd & Co., on the dock. The
Express matter was all sared. Dengmnn d Erer.
et and Weed lost all the contents OF their olecs.
They were al wooded buildings. There was some
insurance, but tho amount Is not asce.tained.
, 1864-03-19
St. Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFfbunc.1


ST. Louis, March 1s, 1854.
TonAcco-AIarkes ea41er on the lower grades Sales
compsito hhds stems at el.'o3s5o; 3 do scraps At
81 ac@e0: do green 1ugs nt 4s9oas:o: do factory
do At t6.10@6:0 II do planters Do at &8.ea2950 -
do common shipping lear at soooo14!:o; Go medium
do at $15saa16.7p co medium manufacturing leaf
1t *ta0oa-s5o; do good do 1t S27a93.1o; do f1ne
do ut $SGk1.
F1ouE--Fee1ne improved Sales embrace 500 brls
xX-1Co Of which at $500, tho rest on terms not
made public 50 do 1t 1886; 80 do Z at $s3; 100
do Z at t5.7o; 50 super at 95.25.
GHA1N-Whest-. Market moro animated. Sales. no
sacks to arrive At &l.s; LII do choice nt e1s5; 1os
do ut $1& 81 do prime at II 20; So do good Mt LIS.
0ats finn, with saes OIL 100 Escks 1t = SIT dc yery
choice Mt &c. Carn less r1n. Sales included 39bs
sacks at $1oo, delivered; 7lz DO At 41o $50 do tn
secondhand bags At a96e 2ts do choice old flat for
seed at *l.2o RJo u1ld Barlcg-Kye WIS lower, with
sales Of 8 sscks 1t sc 15o do at aoc Barley fr
sales 81 sacks spring ut $1.i5.
HAT-steady aud quiet. Sales, 21o bnlcs mixed at
$500; Is Go prime 1t $500.
WmsKI-Adv1uced shade and tl1m, With aa1es Of
rs br1s At &c; 90 do 1t Sic.
PEov1sioss-Pqrk-Markc quiet and steady, with
RAles Of 158 brle prime mess at $Is25 DAcon-sAles
comprise 20 cAs1 shoulders 9H; do country hams
At 1oHc.
G114sx-sa1es include & brls brown At okc; yel.
TALLow-Market quiet. ss1es Of Email lots at 11c.
GIocxR1Ks-Co6ee very nr.n at s7>z@sc. Sugar
Growing stlder. 1T 1+KGelsHc for common to prime
Louisiana. Molasses-7aesoc for planters; sa33 =
gallon for eyrup.
, 1864-03-19
Milwaukee Markets.
Especial Ditpatch to the Chicago Tribunal

MILWAUKEE, March If, 1854.
FIorR-null and unchanged.
WHkAT-Eeccipts Of waeat 500 hu-shnde n1meF,
but quiet Eales 200 bu spring In store at II
a1.1sX; $500 bu No !. buycrs option all month at
&l16 ou no l, delivered. at 3116; $50 bu Mo 2,
delivered At 4110 100 bn spring, by sample, deli
ye.ea, at 81 Is 600 bn winter, delivered, at <l2s.
Tie market 1t the Eewha1 House, this evening, WAS
eaner and dulEo1 spring offered At 81 131s Without
buyers at more than <1.1sa115K.
OA1s-3lorc active. Sales 1000 bu No i. tn store,
At c; Ito bu No l. delivered, at SIC 1.a bn re-
iectcd, IN store, st 81.
CoR,-Quict. Sales 40 bu shelled, track at &c.
BAn1KY-F1rm. sales 100 bu fa!r delivered, at Il 20
Erx-komiual.
DH1nsFp Hpds-6Ales Of ahfaa at &3r34.
, 1864-03-19
Qhtcago @ribnue.
SATURDAY, MARCH ~. 1854



1ls war in Virginia hns q fresh dash of
Interest in 1t, for tia old rebel cavalry raider.
Stuart, is reported TO be Oh his travels agaia.
Ills range Will not be very extended one,
Ne opinc, If indeed It do not prove that 1t is
only emlty 1uuor. and no raid at ali.
A few dnyB since the President received
dispatch from Arkansas, announcing TINT
over IL 600 Of the tnhabitants have taken the
oath prescribed in his amnesty proclamation,
preparatory to the reconstruction Of tho
Stntc Government Gu the one tenth principle.
The reconstruction has taken p1ace in the
glorious results Of Tie late election as indi-
Gated in our dispatches elsewhere. In vain
may Daddy Price sound his war gong in his
orders, Arkansas VIII shortly be once more
in the Union, and Liberty snrc redress snd
repair Of all her wrongs. 49,
The announcement is made that rebel plot
,as come to light in Kentucky, comprehcn-
siyc enough to demand immediate attention,
which It will Of course receive. We can well
believe there is foundation for tie report 4
soil which LAS grown such spindling and
feeble shoots Of loyalty, as some Of the Ken
lucky representatives Of Unionisnl, IN In fit
condition to nourish and.sksfve strength to the
{-A&" ~ NA AAy pAAAF o<S4A2 VI A%NI4 HAAAtAAS5s
We honor Kentucky for What some of her
loss and the suffering Of her citizens, It Is re-
corded that the tardY doubtful support given
tile government Mt the outset Of this strug-
gle. cost Kentucky millions OF dollars in loss
to her citizens, the 1ircs Of many Of her sons,
s'nd What is worse, the support Of her best
young blood Tor the cause Of the Union.
While thc Magofin crew WIS holding back
the federal Government from antcrposition,
BuclneE md his gang were enrolling hun
Greds Of the best and bravcstsous Of her peo-
pie, enforced apathy on one side being the
best aid to enhanced activity On the other.
And now, after a1l the rebellion has cost
kentucky, the attitudc OF her Chief Magis-
trate towards the Union is more thau the
first step taken In secession. The PROPOSE
zion TO resist the enrolment and drafting of
slaves in that 6tatc, is worthy Of the antece-
denis Of this c1ass Of her bogus Unionists.
Nanifestly of coursc the Government will
not and cannot panse- It will adhere to the
law. If 1t finds In Kentucky a poor man with
several grown sons, andno niggers, it cannot
Take hie sons for military service, and pass
10y his rich neighbore' plantation, with its
score or many score Of etout slaves. Gov
B1nmlcttc to the contrary notwithstanding,
1a,e enrolment must visit every Kentucky
home and bring out every arm, white or
black.
p,t ,,,ao. er,,, q, .xor,,,,o ~ TIN f,,,,,e
r-ao,,t,-n ns,oar - Ton.,,a,.. ,r,s. ,..nsa ~
..t.,,a. t,..s ~. .ar,a, -,a+. ,,,e,.,s on
aas +h,,s.an ~ rna.a ~ % eahsn:an s 1a.e e." thon
1.a1. 49,. ar,s.a t. ca- =. .,stta,n -Ss - as
+t,a,,. 49, -,,a,,t1 ~ as,o,
, 1864-03-19

Nr Howard has intIodnced bl1l II the Senate
to organize The Invalid corps on an intaaty oaess
EACH to be Commended by officers disabled for act
I've service, while capable Of garrison d1;y. The
men may be transferred from regiments n tae ae;a,
military his1ory entitie them to an honorable re-
ocnit;on, and soldiers honorably discharged a!tef
service OF two yea1s; maf enlist n II u nnhi aos
re-s and other 1nfsdemcanors deprivation ol the
re,,sinn due OF to become due.
, 1864-03-19

BosToN, March 1e.-Thc British prtze steamer
Mary Ann, tom Wilmington. n. G. fer Nassa9, q. =
ganteat Grand dulf. She has cargo Of 80 bales
Of cotton. .
, 1864-03-19

New 10rk nlnFket...11afCh 1Ss
CoTroE-Btayy and lower, With more doing, at
7sk@i$c for mttd1tng uptandss and e9Ga'pc for low
FIoEE-Dull, and shade easier, at ssso2s.75 for
e1tra State, k71oG97I5 for round-hoop Ohio, and
$1.9N@e25 fot tTate brsuds-ynazkct elosng ansfE.
Wn1sKT-Moderately active, at 9oc for STATE and
3i&ac for Western, Including lot Of choice Stste
attic.
aud milwaukee, club, and 81 6l91 Is for winter red
RyE-Lowe1; Western <1.23.
HAkIKr-Rnther more steady.
CpRS-Quet and eteadv, at 81 20 for shipping mixed
Western, and al:s@1cs for Jersey and Southern Scl
low.
FETHo1zCa-19ec lower. Undar the tax uneer
ta!pty no busiuess Of importance Is transacted. he
fined free offered freely 1t Gle.
PoRE-More active without matef1hl change. Sales
so bbs old mees, fof April buyers onson, at t2?.so
nEET-Eiz1u 1t $7.3nt37A for county meas &a!so9
Geo for o6rnfTy prime $1o-9@1GtO for rcpncEed
meEs: &16.00@l70G fbF extra tness.
BACnH S1pKs-6teady al uAc fot TeHtern Cumbes.
land cut ike do for short ribbed; tx do for ahoft
clcnr 13Hc do for long cut hams.
LkAn-Q1tet at 1!Hala1c.
New York Money Mnrket-1tarch is.
Money easy 1t p cent.
Sterling fFmc1 and qutet at 1564&1T.
Gold rather Stesdier-ppentpR at h2c, advancing to
63X, and closing quiet at 62Es962k.
ifoycfnment stocks AT 9. =. rs 81 c0upoh9t 1l23
secs coupons, 1ceA@11o; $50 treasury notes H.
, 1864-03-19

New York stock Market-n1arch Is.
Srocks-Betttr and active. c. l. Il. !. 125t: y. &
r. G, Is; r r. IS; T. y. ptd. g; pf1. ". Z.
1s1H; a. g 7. II. soK; a. q T a. pfd. q; e. n: y.
Reading IlJ: II. hex: III. Cent. Scrip 1851: {. 4
p l2i4; G. t. C.l21t; Erie pfd. 100.
, 1864-03-19
THE WAR TN ARKAhsAs---RETURh
OF The STATE TO LOYALTY.
Cheering Results Of the Late Elec-
tion--Daddy Price to bis
Troops.
Legislative and Military Matters
at Madison.
FROM CAIRO AND BELoW---MAT-
TIERS On THE LOWER mis-
S1SSlPPj.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA-h1ILI.
TARY ASPECTS.


Fresh Rumors Of q Rebel Raid
, 1864-03-19

WAs1uxa7ok. March 1e.-A letter received at Inc
1ndiau Office, from st. Louis, says that Gene1A
- II; sEho is there, states that large number OF
Ssnnx-esO o lodsre-hayc come into Fort st. Pierre
IN lnv down their arms.
, 1864-03-19

CAVALRY HORSES. Cavalry
~ Horses will be purchased IN OPEN MARKET,
Ut Chlct 80, Ill. until further notice.
The ..asKET VALUE VIII be paid IN vouchers fnr not
less than eight ~ hnEsee Hofses must be sound In all
particulars, and subject to rigid inspccton by on.
nor more than nine t9> years old, from fifteen (l5) to
sixteen lt6) haufs high.
Driic<Eise Of size Sufficient for cavalry purposes
fects BINGHAM EDRTELL,
Chief QuhftcEn1aster,
West Division Cavalry Bureau.
ST. Lou3t. Mo-. March II, 1864. tQhl4 a879GQt
, 1864-03-19

r~-Thc Federal authorities haye recently
,a,:fscated the property Of the following
Tsi,sis. situated at Superior, Wisconsin: b.
II. T. Hunter: B. 0uld, William Aiken, Sam
1,ct Marofiiu. ". ". Boyce, John Mcqueen,
u. ". Corrorau and s. n. Flourney. r.
, 1864-03-19
11 CLARK STREET, NEAR
AOTHX SHERMAN HoUSK.
JAMEa T0dTEH, IT,, 4 CO.,

q Z y Z II IN @1
Ws haye On hand batter stock thsn s1ex, Of 8f>A-
taeles Spy GIaaee Field GlAa4et, Bszome
mometsis aydrSnst*zs MssosoDss ps1*aa r. ia - =
wAsdA Na2ia LAntezna or STKRKOeEOECNoAA
AlW1ys On hand- 1ahcyai d1scouataso % 70 GAle- u
fpy3 ykNi in
, 1864-03-19

nlSSOLUTION.-The co.partner-
~ ship heretofore existing between the unaeyslgn-
ed under the name and style of Met1lman Owen, y
this 1aT dfSsolred by mutual consent all indebted.
ness ofeaid hrm viii be paid By john L. Merriman, md
he alone Is authorized to rccelre a Eonles dne the
firm. JOHN 4: MERRMAN,
NJ OWEN.
Chicago, March 17th, 1861. nahI9-a9it3t
COMPREHENSIVE. The under
~ signed hare this day formed cnpartnersl.fp IN:
der 1an1g and style Of Downs Mefrtnlan aud will
continue the wholesale manufacturing business hero
toforc conducted By Merrtnan Owen. at So 81 Vest
Washington street. F. E. H0WSS,
IA. ME-. .CfAN.
Chicago, March II, 1864. nun149t3St
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
~ for ALL and EACH Of the
STATES AND TERRITORIES
OF the United States, and Notary Public. PHIL Il.
HOfNE, Us. Commissioner, Post 0fic: Building.
mll9eEG19t net
, 1864-03-19

Price low Will exchange for property in the South
Division. Apply to
T8O3. 3. BRYAN,
, 1864-03-19

+
Subscribed d svoza to By the sald befors me- this
Eth day OF Janua, 1854 aua further certify has
u1n personally and we'll acquainted with each OF raid
atants snd know them to be respectable persons md
toliy entitled - credit and belief Witness my han1
and seal thin 18th da4 Of JanaarJ. 1871.
fstgued} J, l.. DANA, Netay Public.
uh1e. ASST
, 1864-03-19
COMET.

MICHIGAN AVENUE RESI-
MI nESCE
At A Bargain.
nonresident authorizes the sails Of Michigan
avenue homo At bargain, 81 0G1.
Wabash myenuc dwellibE3-oQe at 5000, one at
&l5,bQ0, and ont at $lI,A0.
TI1OS. q. BRYAN,
mhlaas67-lt BRYAN HALL.