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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-01
Saturday, 9Th Of January, 1855,

At 10 o'clock A. n, the following property belong
log % sald Cisrksviile Gss Light Company, viz: A
lOt o. and IN he eify d CiarssFe n ssld Ds,rct
on VII the gas NOrks q said Company are f1A-
ted, fcnmeriy belonging - Jane bruH laugh and
adjoius the .ot 4 H. Lunlop e ais. Al'o, 81 TIE
pipe, mschBe y, gas hxtlrcs, implements, toois.
zGd appurtenauces belonging % sad company, In
cluding the lamp posts ID said city. and al and
every species Of property c0nnecte1 With said iot
o. cas- works SID real estate Niii b sold ~
m0n hs time without redClnpFOn. Nrh 3 note With
approved secufi y, And Hen retained ca sud lint
uafi the pun aass money - pais. The other pro-
perry will be sold Tor cash IN hand.
l.. X 0LAsCuCk, Courniss 0ler.
HgEAcE H. HAEkIsoS, 5ol for Complainant
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SELLERS NAY REPURcHAsE.

Any seller of products desiring to re
purchase and transport the same to q
loyal State may give notice of the same
at the time of sale, but they shall not
be resold until after transportation to a
loyal State, or a foreign. port, and shall
be forfeited for breach of this regula-
tion
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Police Department.

Captain. II. PICKETT.
LIST Leutenant-WM DASLEY.
I'd Lieutenant-J F. INGALLS,.
lat Ward-DAN BIRcHETT,
WIN. II. WILKINSON, il
I'd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A. G. BYRON,
VIM BAKER.
Sd Wards. j. STARKEY,
w. W. PHILLIPS,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward--WM. MALLORY,
A. j. HEALD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9th WaTd-JOHN FIRTH,
SAN PLUMMER.
It'll Ward-JoHN CAVENDER.
Sth Ward-BTRD BRUCE.
9th Ward-WM. JACKSON,
JOSEPH Caps.
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SOLDIERS,

Ycuoaeht not 20 be without such valuable ned
cine The CIncinuad National Union, Of April 2ith,
says that thousands Of cur soldiers hsTe been
sased ~ the use q etrickiand's Ant-Cholera MIL
ture For sale By Druggists AZ 90 cents per bottle.
f-eaerYl Depot No. East Fcurth-stre6t, Circiu-
matt Ohio.
sold m Nashville, Tenn, ~ FORBES 4 STE
PHENa. sTEPHENS, JANSEf a Co. O.. ". HEN
pERSHOT 4 Co, DEHOFILi-E 4 CO, and y. ".
UAsIOCK sn Stu th--Ely
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McGILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THx TREAT4EFr OF DISEASES, d
cROWNINg HIsI. WITH SUCCESS N
OTHER STATS, A9 TT - IN
NASHVILLE. TENN ESSEX.

NJ books VII Ehcs that for the pasf eve naoafhs
nv Drsetcs has incTezaed hundred per cent. over
he AT yssr until Il IL not 70 b surpassed b. any
in the siaie, Win my general pracues n tns ety.
treat ths following
ChFonle Cases
with satisfaction. RhzuEisesn, Afoctoas q Ne
Lang; Diseases q the Tnroat, sEsiied loin.s,
SIN Limb Yeurisy, Pains, Ulcsrs, Cancer, 6rHFe,
Diseases Of ths Heart and Liver, in1annn1ation Of
toe Stomach, Neuraga, Kings Ey1 Or Bcrof1la,
Deafnsss. DseAses q ne Eye. D1ailtssed sys-
togsther with al Private Dresses, and Dseases Of
he Urinary orsN-s-
TO the Ladies.
Al Affections of he Womb trestsd viii success,
those Nsrris9 Ladies who have been 20 uaiortr-
% her f1n tine fouad prsZnsnts ~ EviDg NE
gterfIIty.
Young Married Iaslss 8h1ss ulisfoFtu1s Il has
beea not 70 bring fDrth 10 dus seae0a, rcrneu1bcF
God has sad yo1 snoui1 nliiil PiJ 500 fepenlsn u
letter or ID pers0n No LAZY oFef thirty-t4e years
of aQs mead make Application. An eonlmueicsi.ons
" letter or psrscn strictly eonadeniisl.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man. atop before you t1Ttnez 70. o. ~
2seases subject . nan there = no dise@ss 30 hard
% cure A. Night Em.ssions, AID phyaicians are
seszrc fhHt gaterstahd iFeasng and 70 jon can
ssy thst have cured dosens n tbs city a. vel a.
10 dfnent 5lates, who have spest dollar aiter dol
lar, aud are noe vel cured - me. ] am daily re-
he country. Ia word. 81 thai arc DISEASED h
any way, snd Wii eve ne call ! sil give eats
action Tor al q TIE diseases mentioned ia tha Al.
EeEtissmsnt. The bsss q rsisrenoes gives y this
city.
DR.. MoGILL,
Uaion stroel, Nashville. Tean.
Janl Nll meet ssth proErpt attantoh
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o5O CO0lu CmgAP w4TeHEs am

S50.G00!i! G. 5 is1sIry :. w6ois = A'
sitter COuntTy Merchants, fedlers, and general
traders supplied At INN Bse bargains. Watches
and JeWelry u every descnpion % any llaileln OF
,,.I; y and In any auanfits constantly on hand add
fnr,sle 10 order. Esrma' e. d any class Of WORK
6lrnI he'd. Good canYarsing clerks Wsn ed. Prices
AMI ftiIl descriptions freq. Address
tab. GAS6HAN.
uoyf-fm Tis BFOsdEay, New York.
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Valuable
RealE statefOrSaIe

10y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ID Of the Tenne-ses Marine snd Fire insurance.
Company offer foT sale that valuable properly on
the puliic s4uare. occupied by said Company.
Bids viii Re received therefor until the hrst day
Of December next, By the undersigned, ct the Office
Of the Company, who viii shOF The property 70 all
wishing 10 purchase. The premises are rO0my and
valuable for many purposes.
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Requisitious aud Estimates for Public Property
and supplies should be made the Issuing Oficers
separately.
special acquisitions, No. 40. are required for ali
articles not limited by the Army Regulations, and
rlust u approved ty Brigade and DIVISION COM
m2nders. or the Commanders Of Troops unassigI-
ed 20 Brigades OF Divisions.
Requisiuons lOr supp les, for troops stationed Al
Nashville, viii re flied BY he Post Quartermaster,
on the approval Of the Post C0nsmander unless
they call for animals, means Of nspoItaton, lum-
Der, OF printing, when the approval o she Chief
QusrteTInaster Is required.
acquisitions and Estimates for Supplies AZ the
Front must BE- presested 20 the Depot Cuar.ersnas-
ters there. OnlY IN extreme Gases v II sney Be Is
sued on here AID then only when approved b. the
Chief Quartermas;er d the Amy.
All signatures - RequisInons and Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph q the 0faceE,
followed b. his rank, and the number and designs.
ton Of his regiment or command.
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Sale Of the Property Of the
CIarksVilIe Gas LightCOmpany.

NY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cuit Court o. the Tn tel rtates for the Mode
District Of tennessee, rendered a. the Oct. Tenn,
Ise4 n the cause =. .. Ashcrst usIsas said Com
paoy, II Dunlop, agent. and I. ". kennsday, I vii
expose 70 pubic sale 70 the highest bdder, the
terms hereinafter mentioned, a the Court house
49, IA the (ffr- OF aaarifia- On
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared beiors me Gn Aldsrmzs o.
t1s cty - PiEladslpnia, Il. q. Helmbcsa, Hho. b.
ing duly sEorn. doth say he prepzgAlons eontAn
no uarcoee, no mercury, o. other injurious dIuEis
bit ars pureiy Fsxstahie. II. 4. HELMbOLp
sworn and suhscnbsd before me. this Sd day Of
November, lsd4. WM n. HtBbAku,
Alderman, 9th-strset above Haze, Phlla.
AddFess iestsrs Tor infoFmatcn in con1dances
X. n. HELMBOLaD, Chemist,
Depot l04 south Ienth-stEsei,
BcloH Chestnut. PhliadslpAiAs
BEWARE OF COUHTERFEITS,
AID uEPsIECIPLED pEALERS,
~ho sndeaYor 70 dispose sOF THEfR Own" ard
ectherr articles on fhe reputation aftstae4 -
Helrnboid's Genuine Preparx1onfs
Extract Buehu,
Z. 9Arsaparlis,
Improved koss y aahs
Bird - al Druggists sFsryIEhs1e-
Ask ZOE HRLMBOLDS-TAKB SO OzAkk
Cat cot the adNarGse1nanl, and eend - a. All
tVoLD ENPuSJ1loEsAAD Bxfo5aRAS 49,
ene u-lT
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QuartermaSter'S Department


ByT. BRIG. GEN. ). l. DONALDSON,
Chief QuartermRster, Department Of the Cumber-
land. Office los CherrY-street.
CAPT. JAS. +. RUsLIEG A. M,
Chief Assistant Qusrtermsster. Office 100 Cherry
street.
col. }. C. CRANE,
Inspector Q NJ Dept, Receipting and Distributing
Quartermaster U. s. Military Railroads. Office
Church-street, at Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. s. B. BROWN, A. 9. NJ,
in charge of Railroad transportation, (Freight and
Passenger) Office Church street, st Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. cHAs. T WING, A. Q. NJ,
General Disbursing Officer Quartermaster's Depart
masters Department. Office, lO7 Cherry-street.
CAPT. CHAs A. REYNOLDS, A. q NJ,
in charge off S shipyard.
CAPT. T J. cox, A Q M,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, stationery, Q"srtermasters, Blanks, and stor-
CAPT. GEO. b HIBBARD, A Q n,
in charge OF Forage and Straw. Office 30 Cherry
street.
CAPT. CHAs. h. IRWIN, A. M,
IN charge Of Corrslls Stables, Public Animals,
Means OF transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &C.
Office 100 CheTTy-street
CAPT. ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A Q n,
in charge Of QuarternasteT's Stores, Horse Medi-
ONES, Hardware, sc. Office IO5 Cherry-street.
CAPT. A. ". WILLS, A. Q. NJ,
in charge Of Depot OF U. s. Colored Troops and
freedmen and Government Printing House, and
al Public and Private Buildings used as stOre-
houses, Offices, Quarters. de- Uf6ce IL Cedar st.
CAPT. ". MILLS,
Tsth Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. A. q. NJ, IN
cnarge OF Post Transpor atiOn, Fuel, Issue 10 De-
tachinents, Hospitals, Barracks, &c. Office, II
Cherry street. Also Inspector Of Suffer- Goods,
aud al Private Stores shipped 70 the Front. Office
~ CherTy-street.
CAPT GEORGE IsEEsTEIN,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. Q. NJ.
Assistant 70 Capt. ]. G. Crane, A. Q. n. Once
Church-street, at Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT }. Il. JAMES, A. Q. NJ,
in charge Of Issues 3 Tennessee Troops. OfEce
State Capitol.
1T. & Il. STEVENS,
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. Q. NJ, in
charge OF River and Depot alton, and Fuel
Tor cleaners. Olice s. Cherry street.
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HeImbold's Extract Buchu
is THE GREAT DIURETIG
and it s certain 10 have The desires exact h ~
Disesses foT which il u recOmmsadsd-
BLOOD BLoODi BLOOD
HsImbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapsrIIIa
= SYPHILIS.

This IL 40 Affection o. the blood, and stacks tho
Sexual Organs, Linings Of The Nose, Ears, ThToAf,
Appearance IN the form q Uiosrs. HelEE5old's Ex-
tract SsrsspsTiils purihes he Blood, and removes
al scaly eruptiOns " he s<ih, giving 70 the com
plexion clear and healthy color. IL oeing prspaT-
ed expressly for This olass q comPlania Is hloSd-
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater sx-
tent than any other preparation o. Aarsapariiia.
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w. r. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
DEALER IN ALLKINDs OF METALLIC
BURIAL CASES AND
Zinc Collins.

Prlncl pal Once and Rooms, No. 80
Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses st Murfreesboro', Tullaho-
ma, Wartrace, 6helbyville, Chattanooga
and Stevenson, Alabama.
~ All communications promptly an
sWered.
Mr.. W. r. CORNELIUS is authorised TO
refer 10 me. he is a gentleman Of integrity,
and will perform all that he undertakes OF
promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
Jan I--B
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Take no Bslsam, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. q. NJ,
charge OF River and Depot TRANSPORTATION, ani Eu
Tor cleaners. Ofice s. Cherry street.
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When it may be desirable topurchase
for stipulated sum and close the trans
action, the purchasing agent will con-
fer with the disbursing agent and sur
veyor of customs, and determine the
price to be paid, which must not ex-
coed the maximum defined above, and
deducting tax fee and expenses as
above, and % per cent on account of
the Government
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DR.. McGILL,
Union stroef, Nashville, Tsan.,
Wil meet ssth proupt sttsal,oa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
FIGHT NEAR sNYDER's BLUFF
Grierson's Cavalry Picking up For
rests Men.
TIE WOOL QUESTION
Indications Of the Army OF the
Potomac Advancing.
FIRE IN OIL CITY
From Warrington.

WAsHrxGroS. April s-The Committee on
Manufactures have made report relative 10
duties on wool They say that the expectation
that low grades OF wool would not compete with
domestic products has not been realized. Seven
eighths OF all importatiOns last year were IN
voiced below the minimum of IL cents per
pound-the whole averaging less than IL cents
This has deirauded many and done great lnIus
tce to wool growers The entire duties did not
produce more than half million dollars. The
committee recommend duty of per cent on
woods under lc cents be changed to a specific
duty OF 8 cents per pound, and an ad valorem
duty of 20 per cent on woods costing over IL
and not over 20 cents, and specific duty of b
cents per pound, and al valorem duty of %
per cent. on wool costing over 20 cents, y cents
per pound and 20 per cent advalorem at the port
where duty is paid. Total amount of wool i'm
ported during last fiscal year was III SCI. l23
pounds. costing 81 ago $50.
Gen. Sedgwick testified to-day before the
Committee OH the Conduct Of the War. he
justified the conduct of General Meade At the
battle of Getty sburg, and was very severe on Gen.
Hooker IN regard 10 the battle OF Chancellor
vile. In reply To question why Gen. Hooker
crossed the river he said he could give no
reasons justfylng such step He only did so
after positive orders from General Hooker, which
he exhibited TO the committee He also laid
before the cOmfntee many OtDer important
orders in connection with that movement which
have never been made public.
The President sent in To day the nomination
of ex-member of Congress (Mr. Kellogg, from
lllinOis,) "a Minister to Guatemala
The House Military Committee had under
consideration to day the resolution referred TO
them by the House. instructing them to report
bill TO purchase the Rock Island bridges for
military purposes.
The Committee addressed letter TO the Sec
retary OF War upon the subject and to-day re
ceived reply. in which he says necessity exists
for their use by the Government
An adverse report was ordered TO be made
should the bill introduced by Mr. Pendleton to
permit members OF the Cabinet TO occupy seats
on the floor of the House pass, it was believed
the President would veto IT,
The Republican members of Congress are
confident the Constitutional amendment prohibit
ing slavery will receive at least two third vote
in the House
The tax bill will not be ready till Tuesday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
from New York.

NEW YORK. April 9-The billiard match
between Phelan aud Kavanaugh last night was
won by Phelan by "a points in 100
The Worlds Army OF the Potomac letter re
ports reiuforcements arriving daily Every train
brings up large numbers of re-enlisted veterans
and new recruits.
All indications point to an early advance.
The Herald's Fort Monroe letter states that
the gunboats Brewster and General Jessup with
a small force went up the Chickahomany within
fifteen miles of Richmond this week The
troops secuted the country and exchanged shots
with Rebel cavalry. Some forty contrabands
were brought back. The expedition for a
secret purpose.
The Commercials special despatch from
Washington saws:
The special orders issued preparatory to active
operations in the Army OF the Potomac have
produced decided sensation among the Suffers
and camp followers
Officers have begun sending surplus baggage
to Washington.
Receipts 1T The Custom House was S34i .OO0
OF which 1921 900 was gold certificates
Subscriptions to the ION loan At the first
National Bank to-day was S4l9 800
The steamer Naruua from New Orleans on
the OCH. brings considerable number of fur
lou.hed soldiers and news anticipated VIA Cairo.
The Trbune's special dIed Washington
April :. ~ay~
Ger. Max Weber Joins Eges' command to-
diy and will he >Signed Ia Harpers Ferry
Gen Seymour has been ordere ed here and will
probably be dismissed
Col SiDlev. Assistant Quartermaster General.
has tender ed his resignation
Subscriptions to the ID 40 loan have increased
during the past few DAYS and foot up about ten
million dollars. Some 800 900 were subscribed
at the First National Bank in this city to-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

CAIRO, April e-The steiner Molly Able ar
rived Tonight with Memphis dates TO last even
ing, and 4SO bales OF cotton for 81. Louis. Con
siderable excitement existed in Memphis in con-
sequence OF pickers having been driven in at
Germantown. lew miles out on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad. 1t is believed 20 be "A
feirt by Forrest 10 enable him 10 get South with
trains containing plunder taken at PAducah
The Memphis militia have gone to the front.
Gen Hurlbut forbijs the shipment to Memphis
of malt liquors aud light wines for medicine
without the approval OF Gen. Buckland and
countersigned 10y W p Mellen. special Treasury
Agent No more permits for goods going be
yond the military lines OF the city will be granted
for the present.
The Rel River rresDondent of the New Or
leans Delta notices unconhrmed report that
Gen S5eele's forces had captured Shreveport
without firing gun
Seven gunboat> have gone above the Shoals
of Red River. to Cooperate with the land forces
L,rge numbers of cattle aud ponies are icing
captured by scouting parties. well as
cotton
Returns of the election for Judge in the South
ern District of Illinois Indicate the success of the
Republican ctnddite BY 90 majority
Two weeks ago n man named Stuart was
robbed and murdered in his own house in White
county. Illinois by men disguised a. negroes
The murderers were tra,k ken over 10 miles TO the
house OF Geo " Aiken, ia Williamson county.
Aiken arrested and his capturs started TO re.
turn with him. AMI are reported To have hung
him. being convinced of M guilt
large lot at soldiers clothing was found ir
Aiken's house. which the gang used when upon
robnlng and numbering expeditions They are
believ ed to have murdered several Union men in
Williamson county. Aiken was formerly Quar-
termasler OF the l2sth Illinois regiment and also
Sheriff of Williamson county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
Sunday Night Dispatches.
All Veterans Ordered to the
Field at Once
The Excitement Dying at Memphis.
FIRE AT HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
from 81. Louis.

ST LOUIS. April S-A dispatch from Provo t
Marshal Frv to Provost Marshal Alexander of
this State, says that Gen Grant directs active
movements be Immediately taken TO get into the
field all recruits of new organizations and old
troops. Missouri troops will rendezvous at Lou
isvlle
Gen. Sherman. in dispatch to the Governor of
Missouri, on the same subject. says that the War
Department has given him the control of all the
veterans now absent, and requests The Governor
TO have them sent to the front Immediately upon
the expiration of their furloughs No excuse
will be taken for delay. but commanders of regi-
ments will be held to strict accountability for
absence. to single day.
The General saws now is the time that every
soldier should he in his place. Three hundred
men in time are better than one thousand too late
All regiments belonging to the Army of the
Ohio and Cumberland 20 to Nashville. and those
OF the Army of the Tennessee to Cairo, when
thev will receive further orders.
The ST Louis Presbyteria decided at a late
meeting that the Rev. DR. McPheetcrs could not
he allowed to continue his ministerial labors in
the Pine Street Church in this city.
DR. McPheeters was banished from this Depart
ment for disloyaliy sometime since. but the order
OF Punishment was revoked by the President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
com M RCiAC.
BY TELEGRAPH.
'ttuctnRati vtark et.

CINCINNATI. April 9.
Flour. S. SOFAS S. for superfne, 50 90@6 90
for extra; -four active and holders firm at the
close
Wheat. &c higher. with sales of prime red at
81 81 Curn active and prices higher At 81 06@
/ o. at the close, holders asked 81 10 The de-
mand from distiIlers is good. Oats in demand at
79@s0c. Rye advanced to 81 IS, and in good
demand.
Whisky opened quiet, but closed with an active
demand at Sl.l0
Provisions in good demand. and prices tending
upward; 300, 900 pounds bulk shoulders sold at
a. 93l now held firmly al 10; sides are held at
IL Mess pork held at S24 and prime mess at
1913 Bacon shoulders sold at 1917 loose, and
but few to be had
Lard in demand at l215@1234c
Butter in good demand at 45@46c for prime.
Cheese, l5c
Cloverseed dull at xS40@c 80
Coffee advanced To 42@4Ic: but few sellers.
Sugar. l61S@l9c Molas~es. 9S@l00c
Gold at 6SG69c, and silver at 56d5Sc prem.
Exchange firm at 1 premium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11

MEMPHIS. April 6-VIcksburg advices to the
81 inst state that the rebels attacked Roseh's
plantation AT , o'clock on Friday morning The
plantation Is situated seven miles above SNYDER.
Bluff on the Iszoo river. and i one of the larg-
est in the State Ii had extensive cotton works
and splendid buildings, all of which were DESTROY.
ell Que negro and four children were burned in
the buildings The lst Mississippi colored cav
airy. bOO strong. were quarserel lear the planta
ton. and maintained night with the rebels until
eight O'Clock IN the morpng. when thew charged
aud repplsed the enemy. which we're 500 strong.
Our loss was 10 killed. Rebel loss unknown,
but 10 killed and wounded we're left in our hands.
The plantation had been leased by the govern
ment. and vas being extensively worked by the
lessee
Guersons cavalry is hanging around Forrest.
and occasionally cutting of and capturing small
squads he L. not strong enough to attack them
in rec.
The weather here and at Vicksburgf is warm.
With occasional showers.
Gen. West Is here. en- route to Join Gen Steele
Gen Corse IS also he-e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
NeW YORK Market.

NEW L DIRK. April y
Flour l0@l5c better: $780, 40 for extra
State. 81 5167S0 for Round hoop Ohio; S7.S5
az 90 for trade brands
Whisky trmer at Sll0@l.l2 for State and
Western
Wheat very scarce, and nominallv lie better;
ST 81 al 20 for Chicago Spring, 81 6S@l7l for
Milwaukee Club. and 81 1901 rs for Winter
Red Western. Corn frmer at 81 3l@l 80 for
old mixed Western in store. and 81 80 for new
Yellow Oats quiet at 90@9lc for Western, in
Guiding some very poor lots mixed at Sc.
Sugar quiet and mo asses dull.
Pork active and higher at S23 375@23 625 for
mess, 500 25G23 81 for old mess, S25625 25 for
new mess, Sl9 50022 50 for old and new prime,
S24@26 for prime mess. Beef active and firmer
Lard firm and in fair demand ut 1871 90 1897
Butter at 2S@37c for Ohio, and 40C646c tor
State
Money active and firm. Sterling firm but
quiet at 81 S5. Gold firm: opening at 6956. adj
vaucing to ~. declining to 1893, and closing
firm at 7l@7l1sc.
The total exports of specie to-day were $685.
47O.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-11
from Cairo.

CAIRo. April l9.-The steamer Silver Moon
has arrived with 279 bales OF cotton for Cincin-
pa,i
One days later dates from Memphis state that
the alarm lately experienced in that city is sub
siding Preparations are being made to receive
enemy shou dsshe endeavor to attack the city.
The rebel, under McCreS reported to be
concentrating in force at Augusta, on the White
river. one hundred miles above Duvall's Bluff.
They had driven out the small garrison on duty
there, compelling them TO return to the gun
boats. Measures Immediately taken 70
fortify Council Bluff.