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rufailing tho subject ntiiI farther. We ind
tho following aggre9ate n1a. hl AT Ohstt so'
tually purchased in New York re,'.ntly, which
we give, without adding TO or dctraoting from
single figure. The bill cr a iady's furnish
ing establishment fir eurplying elk PLAIN and
81. elegant trimnisd md embroidered under
garments oi c;lch kind, including i pufei
"corre. cnvr:," wns nine hundred md twenty
i've drlk.rs. Add eo this sum fifty for two
moi ming wrapper. Juu woolen. tho other bnH
carubrir. with rGMss; one hundred and sew
enty.tiga Ter white waisrs. three trimmed with
loce and Insertions, ard three plain; sixty for
SHOES which q yes tGo nairs Of "mu!ss" or
dressing rroln slippers, two pairs Of Kid break
fast sliplerD trimmed with rih1uns and JET,
two rni:s If waking brIts. two paird Of dress
nr carriage b"0ts. aut twL pairs 6f ehihroij-
eIed dress" slippers.
NeIt t.lfpe u.e nlilllnrfy till. :ahinh auh"uhL
ell t. .'io humtred noi si::y dollar. ipr i"nr
Iia.s- -"ns Il white la'.s evening bolnet, ah
,.ther :, ".toss" Ncaroliinn. the third a .tram
lns 'iem .,ai,rts," aud lts fmrth Il "round"
country hat, Forty aud fifty dollars is now
considered moderate sum to pay for French
bonnet. Leghorns. trimmed with resi- lace
and rinmes, sometimes M Iunt as high as one
hundred ard iif:y.
The dry soods bill from a single large Ell :
tablishmsnr was fourteen hundred and fifty
dollars, nud includes 40 embroidered white
satin robe ono hundred sGd fifty dollars; q
very handsome hsw style silk robe. Que hun.
dred aud twenty-five dollars: black silk Tor Z
tress, forty dollar.: Vipls. and gold ohungea.
bic elk, Tor dre-5 "lone, sofeuty-ire dollars
two orgspd;e robess tilt1; u camhiic robe, fif
teen; and summer lopiin embroidered, TWEEN
ty. i've. 4 black silk clock. neatly trimmed
with guipure ornaments, was one hundred and
twenty-five d,llars: real lace shawlf five bun
dred dollars: o Paisley shawl one hnn'lref nnj
6fy; hnndsome cloak Of light French cloth
trimmed with silk rucking and steel embroii.
cry, aoyeuty; and n small rssl lSse cap, fifty
t1ollsrs
The dress makers bill for making eight dresses
and finding Innings. threat and the like. ~ss o1i
b.injrel bill tifir 1olsrs. Trimmings Of eyeiJ
otler description wers supplied by tbs lsiy her
self, which brGde b. in srn,Ier bill with the d.
ts;ls oi which wr Uii nnt n"aiy lilo fearier-
We uiu.t not o,nh. however. simple lare eve
ning ,,ress, which cost one hundred and 6ttJ
dollars, including sarni.nre. nor throe head
1ressc.. the .HgIrga'e cos: "t which VIII, a,ren'y
five dollass Nov s1i tI!G following Gyures
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l}j;!)a,mm Gn1,tia.er.
,,,-wyl.xa = ALLEGRE.i
:, nsphf MORNING, JUNE IL. 1864.

T. :, r,saihle that the army of Gen. Grant
-. l., vh,Ey uralle to make another
<4,: asaips. Richmond; he may yet reor-
.,;., VI. t3mmand and present frost for
,,;,.fis in snuerc chmsnts; he may be able to
49, j.rca amount Of digging ard dirt throw
i, yn, ci his men; he, may besiege US; but
:, ~ cpea t.eld lighting, as for campaigning
,,fisst l;ao army Of Northern Virgiuia-it is
81 ser 10 the army. of tho Potomac. Sheri'
i, !. reported creeping back towards dra'tr
,,asa,ned camp at Coal Hsrbor, defea;e.i
;:,N routed command. He will join his
fsje'. sud after . while may start nspn
.,or.: raia--bat his prestige IL gore, his
AVS, arc wora ont. his men defeated, his
..n,r md d;sheatteped. Sheridan, like Granss,
i;N:y we'll played ont.
slraan is skirmishirg with the army un>
=, ,2.n Johnstou, a:d the fall of that noble
,.,S,i!a sc;iier, Lieut.. Gen. Polk, ;is great
g !, SC country. But as for practical re.
,g,s. ir,.irg towards the dispersion Of the
i,,}e,." AID shesuppresaion ofthe rebellion" !"
:. b,; &c. .pp,ished nothing whatever. But
,.,..,'s!lss. hc opinion is quito well settled
=. .E:. J huston has retired .t;,r e'toiigl; it
. f;,n he strategy CT falling back was e1.
..n.r- ..1a that Of advancing al lighting
s,sti:;!.
f,,,,. la, again defeated and routed the
...7,; ~ captures are large, and he is pur.
.rr- i.,:os Zoe. Morgan is in Kentucky,
.,;i.s sn..,,'s sce,nnss arc gratifying and
.,.s::s:.a.. West the Mississippi, victory
!, :7::5~',asc.
NIis!'@ present 5tata OF shat / L he!icveto
t.ti, ia aisa:--the heats Of midsum-
~, A. ....;a u, ahd Grant is hssking in the
p,:..,,:1 Inc i:spwate-s Of the lower James.
IL ,anraign witch apsned iu May. Was
ln::sc,sa utss vigorously for the raaeuaina-
In q! Lincoln. hat % soon al that was ac-
euyIi,.$l. the Yankee Lieutenant General
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{: % 'le '.a'''> '''f' "' '"'"'"!'!' ''a' :"
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

.a1 don't tson,ery "Adyertiser", contains u
: !. y Subscriptions in aidof the Orphan Aey-
!: ~ %' the Ssats of Alabama. II foots up
. S%N N1ssoo,o ,oDe. There ore two subscriptions
'hWD each, and three Of 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

t.; ttas si.o7 Of tho Selma, Alabama, "Rspor-
!" ~. As, been handed two heads Of wheat, ono
~ sI5s'ans eighty and the other one hundred
y, 'Ststy gtsins. The entire field ia fairly
'Hseatsd By the two heads.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

H.. aas iIasisn (Ala,, COMMONWEALTH" says
~ sYue Of the planters have commenced
,ssas.ang M their wheat. The crop is 8 very
''' Vne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

A barkespsr lost $1,000 BY retailing iee y
Mobile last week. His profits melted sWs
With tbs ias- --,.-..-' .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

Mrs Stephen A. Douglss Is Vice President Of
the Ladies' National League ht WashinfSon.
whose purpose is to .opsums no foreign nnftcs
dnriu1 ths RKr - y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

The Salisbury. N. c. "Watchman" Las the
following:
Three Irishmen desertsrs from tbs Federal
army, eutersd our iles and when ssksd how they
avoided tbs JIckets. replied:
Sure aud wers Ho not tho picksts ti'em'
selves I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17
THE NEWS.
rsJH quI cuICKAuOHISY

The following dispatch from Gen. Lee, rt-
ssivod at Q late hour On Tuesday night gives
the finishing touch to the nova of yesterday.
regarding the movements Of Grant. What
the unfortunate butcher will do now we await
to hear withcnt thc slightest feeling Of anx-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17
SnEHInAN's RA1prEs.

Thrso dying Duschmes." werc reported on
yesterday rs having crossed the P.:nunscr
u. riri"@ Tree ferry III esrEeF, nr.nit Il!
Grant. Thay wiz. doubtless. make good time
between uo~ nnt the ,imo they get 10 where
tkcy want 10 o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

Surgeon Brown, Eighteenth Virgins, and
Surgeons 5. Brown and Skif, Tenth Louisi.
ana rebel regiments, have been released froua
the Old Capitol and Forwarded to Gen, Butler,
70 bs sent SoltE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17

! private lrzpal''h MA. received in this .'ity
yesterday, hY an amttr Announcing that the
ensmy. .iss hF+aore3 -trous, lett Campbell
Ioess Houss oa the morhins Of ths l-i;h: Ia.
t,Gs tho fnnn,i! vesl Ii 10 snpToseA that
they ~c;o m'Hl:. ia the direction of lnn
, 1864-03-09

Wisconsin Legislative matters,


Especial o'spa3Sn 10 Inc GmesGo IFibaas.l
| MADISON, Wis, March 8, 1861.
In the Senate bills wcrc introduced to re-uaite
Masopet,e aad Gretu Lake counties and to amcnd
chonter 10 revised et,tntea ~ f,,~, aaa III
e'p@es t@< les4seo s'a'utes, o1 1osm ma ci'll ac
tons; also authorizing the prcparatlon and publ
cation Of the digest, report and dfstresou Of thf
Superior Court, Tho bin to create A min orer;,
drrcs ~ <-os ;n5os-t,.,~ "s.ss,, ~. - s';,,
s"-.s $50 ~ w. Pps'poneu' ins onl
iot tae removal Of inc Green Lake county scat vas
indefinitely postponed Senator Wheeler. from the
Committee on the State Prison, read long report
+, .shT~h c.-,tr ,rsnts ~ ~. s,s.1tr.s..
commentators concerning nFeEe given. In the
Assembly bill wasp aescd empowering Registers
Of Deeds to discharge the record Of mortgages In
certain cases. >f>~~A 'A'
Tts 49, .sssa,h,
lug Assembly tanlcd tna resolution liking the
evening sessions and restricting debate aud refer
red the resolution In reference to adjournment to
Select Committee
~ 1....,a s.S
oo'. Le"'s naa feee.'eo authoflty rom me ar
Department to organize still smother regiment,
to be deAtoaAtod ~ the Sath. james BcutIlh Of
, 1864-03-09

Lieut.. Gen. Grant, accom- npanlel By hts son aod
SeEe s s7saa SH %se aaes S hi sf
20 m eassa fs'ss ~sts 81
s the ass shf tic to
and waving Of handkerchief
a. ksw YoRKt AaEsb a+--Ibe Norid's Washington
era1 cxchange Of prisoners ID aoout to be made, il
without fourdahnn.
to tayo tho former plana Of the administration
so15net Il mtitsFT afaizs. MANY PERSONS tbiaS ii
attack the rebels On the other sids.s
rclations Hith France are in critical condition;
The He1a1d'* Washington dispatch says, "nn-
Immediately. w6iia Gen. Hooker vii command f tie
army Of the Potomac"
The Eeg York 9ssbtnts Washington special
e!stant Adjatant General, which Is practically a
The deleeaiions lfom New YoFE and Eastern
National Ranking law viii let In their institu-
tione, with their dstipst names. hare accomplish
The new banks to be designated BY numbers wIll 6s
II Is thought bill viii be introduced in the House
next Monday, Increasing the pay Of soldiers to So
ONO OF two moro ships Of war are to 60 to the
Pacific.
ney Tor Kansas aud Abel Bennct agent fr tbo Kick
se1eitsF M within; = r. q t1s was pspsrtmeet, h,s
tive to the condscatlon Of Southern lands. That
IN acrordsnce with WlitiDg's suggestion. to seeu1e
stcas on conascatcd or forfeited estates In TIC in.
sunec:lunary districts.
, 1864-03-09

Startling News from Calhoun Co. Ill
-R. II. Accident Military Matters.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TElbnne,]

tSpeeia! Naspatch 10 tht chicago THbnne,J
srn1xoFHLD, Mnrch 8, 1854.
Another afray between the Copperhcads ant
so!dfcEs occurred at Hardin, Calhoun county, o.
Friday last. 4 Coppcrhead checred for Je6. Daris
and was promptly shot down BY n soldier. Thl
copperhcads then gathered and hung three soldier
and shot three others dead.
The Copperhcads Of Calhoun county arc assisted
by renegade Mtssourians, who are infestiug Cal
houn and Pike counties BY hundreds. No notion
has been taken In regard to 1t bf the authorities
The citizens Of Pike county hare organized them
selves with the intention Of clearing ont the BUSH
.shackers, and have apprehenled two or three oi
the supposed nurderers
Two freight trains Oh the Great Western Railroad
collidcd near Camp Butler, yesterday evening,
Both trains were running at fearful speed o1nske
np lost time, and meeting in deep
cut came together With a tremendous
5lac Is said to rest upon the train dispatcher at
Springfield, who bears the reputation Of being a
careful man who underrtands his business.
Bp special orders from tho War Department, thu
following officers are dismissed from tho ecrTice,
for absence without proper authority:
Capt: F. Lcngrin, ;6ih ~: Lient. 7: 4: Ew-
Boae. h Ms b ' direction M q tho & FIJI: PHs:
Gent, Lieut.. VIM. G. Mcconnell, cd H., is permit
ted to resign.
Lieut.. 6. scudanaore, e1th H., recently escapel
prisoner Of war from Richmond, has permission to
delay reporting to his regiment 30 daye.
Hinety-four men Of the 9Th Illinois, re-enltssed
veterans, arrived to-day, aud were furlougded for
thirty days. TheY left Chattanooga On the Sd, and
brought with them rebel Tag with skull and cross
tones on It, captured within few feet Of Gen.
B1aggs tent. TheS returned the old SCARED
nag Of the regiment to the Governor.
Over 100 recruits for the 9th Illinois lett to-day
for Ottawa. That regiment is now full aud ready
for the field.
, 1864-03-09

W1en tho 49, ~, - ..luFl a1ttH' -
nlac. md ror,ras,ts ssn 49,. " ~ us WINS takAns
II waa oator,sbJnr 49, s.H1.' ~eu ~. ~ o1J,
were ewc,,aa 1.r =, ~" |sy .ae tAs
Il W. con1d t.Io r. .as ~ .es. - ams.. .ns VA. -
Nortberr ;o.~as,. =, "' 49,. ..e. ~ saae on.e ~ ~
Davis ~ 49,, 1..r ~ ~ ~ " 80
~ 49, a1s. ~" 'usr Wv 'ne aoo!s
5n,, 80 TIs,s -" sna1, 1o,es 49,. y.
from ~ ssr<';oa % W. c1..nn. hss .as~a n.v..
o.a- - ~ - 80. - .,,.n. x1.z' nv .ooao
e' u.c eP'lt y. LUBE rof@aeln u"lofs,
, 1864-03-09

Indiana Military Matters.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuuf.1
ISDIANAPoIIs. March 8, tsGI.
The 10th Indiana, Col. Taylor, from the army Of
the Potomac re-cnlfsted veterans, arrived here to-
day. a public reception will be given them on
Thursday. The o. s. District Court met to-day.
Judge 4. P. White presiding. The Indians rail.
roads arc taIed 10 their utmost capacity returning
veteran regiments to the tle}d- The following pro-
motions ID old regiments are announced:
Twelfth regiment, Scargent Major Marshal Patk
Ad1utant: SID, Geo. D. Montgomery, Assistant
Surgeon; 90th, Hospital Steward Samuel Thays,
Assistant Surgeon 31th. Assistant Surgeon Henry
G. Ayerdieh, Aurgeon; 3ith, Quartesmaster Ser
geant Daniel II. peddin, Quarterruaster; 89th cav
Grahan,, I'd. Major: Captain Charles 4 Gordon.
3D., Major; Lieutenant Rufus Gale, Commiasary
Sergeant; Major II. c. Mil, AdJutant. dist; Major
James ". Stewart, Lieutenant Colonel, 18th; capt.
B. q. 4. Graham, Major nth Quartermaster Ser
sesnt Y F: Ballad 9 Q9artermaster oth Quarter
49'h; Major L. J. Hawke, Lieutenant Colonel;
Captain James LeepeI, Major 5oth; Lieutenaat
Colonel Samuel r. Wells, Colonel Major II. n
Atkinson, Lieutenant Colonel; Captain John aem.
gate, Major 6:th Sergeant D. F. snbbanlt, Quar-
Colonel Major Henry Tindan. Lieutenant Colonel
Gsth; Lieutenant Colonel Il. ]. Eepy, Colonel; Ed.
Friua. Lieutenant Colonel; Adjutant G. B. Good
win. Major 18th. Quartermaster Sergeant Sidney
Mcclure Qnartetmaster 79th Wm. g. McFadden4
@ Ra1d c09ns S GS
Captain Nn. Bu17is, Major a0th Lieuteaaat Col.
onel T. II. Butler, Colonel; Major John Wasly,
Lieutenant Colonel: Captain J. u. Thompson, lst
Major; Captain N. D. Lesson, I'd Major Sergeant
Iho1nss = Mhcsan, QnarteEmastef 1ea4t; Assistant
=. The new infantry regiments arc all ordered to
the field By the 18th tust.
, 1864-03-09

THICAGO WEEKLYTKIBUNE
Contents for MorcIx 9th. 1861.

| i-THE FEoR1DA EXPEDITION: A7a.os Hours
! engagement: Full and Interesting Description OF
the Baltic of 0lustee-
| 2-THE wAE1N MISSISSIPPI: Gen. Smith : Great
| Cavalry Expedition; Detals or t1s5 AdYansn aud
Return
s-MoRE OF THE SECRET HISTORY OF TIE
REBELLION: JeH: Davtss Correspondence With
10. Johnston.
4-ABKEsT or A MURDERER: he Is arrested
four Jears after the crime IL committed.
5-FROM CHATTANOOGA: An Interesting Resume
Of Late Movements.
e-LOUIslANA EI.EGTION: Return OF voaes.
7-EXCITIAQ NEWS: SuspicIoas Movements Of
Eebel Refugees IN Csnada.
9THE SINKING CpNFEDERACY: YaldIetosy
Of Speaker Bocock, &c.
-PERsoNAL: Obituaries OF Iev, Roswell Hitch
cock, D. D., L. D., Charles ~. Match, Thomas
T1eston. &C.
,o-TuR ToCsrN APPEAIs OF ENyRA8s AGO:
A History Of the *Flauntng Lis"
1l-A NIGHT IN THE SNoWDRIFT: Il Thrilling
Sketch.
1.-THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG WOMAN
la--PAUL C1KvE,s CAPTIVITY; a story OF the
14-FARM AND GARDEN: Letter from "Rura1."
1s-ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: Gems. Custar aud
Kilpatrick's Raids.
1.-THE ALABAMA: Her Depredauons in the East.
l7-THE DAYTON RIOT.
1s-THE PEOPLE FOR LINCOLN.
1e-LATE FROM EUROPE.
ec-FR0M GEN. sHERsIAN'S EXPEDITION: Latest
Information from all SOURCES.
al-THE RAID OF GENERALS FITZPATRICK AND
GUSTAV: Full Details.
eaa-ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE PEOPLE: a
Voice from Weat Virginia, New York, Nebraska,
California; How the Soldiers feel.
s-EDIToRfALS: The Military sttnatton; 4 Wozl
70 Republicans Presidential Candidates; {oung
Blood, DC.
IA COMPLETE SYNOPSIS of Local Intelligence
from the ssates OF Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
lows, Michigan. Indiana. etc,
15COKGEEsSIONAL PROCEEDINGS FOB THE
TEEK.~
:e-1NFoRMATIoN FROM ALL THE DEPART
MENTB OF TEE ARMY.
27-A FULL AND THOROUGH REVIEW OF TIE
CHICAGO MARKET FOR THE WEEK.
28-A great. variety Of other Intelligence from al
pattsottha world. Altogether furnishing cou-
p!ete narration OF events for tho past week.
Price cents per copy; e per year: 10 copies
tor H3.
kl M e Z A ny
, 1864-03-09
FROM CHATTANOOGA.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tkbnue.]
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.. March 6.
Enc news ffom the front represents all ouiet with
tue exception Of an occasional exchange OF ahots
between the advance cavalry pickets.
Io-eay a large force of cavalry appeared in hout
OF our cavalry at Nickaiack Gap, and pressed cur
cavalry.
The railroad viii be repaired to Rinesold at once
ueserters arrive at the rate Of about thirty peg
day.
An election for county officers In Hamilton conn,
ty took place to-dny. Result not yet known.
The following particulars Of the Railroad acci,
dent at Anderson on Saturday night, get from the
correspondent OF the Chattanooga Ga-et4x.. Two
freight trains left Chattanooga together; one ar.
rived at Anderson, and while taking water wi si-
nails all out properly, the other came dasflac
along. The engineer and fireman tunped
OF, but the engine rushcd into the ats-
tiona1y train. driving a caboose car in
which there were ladles and officers, half throunh
another chr, An the meu hut two ju1npcd tom
tie ca6oosc, which took fire. This following
were burned to death: Mrs. Dr.. Jordan, M.e. Kees,
Miss Vosel Of Huntsville, citizen, and soldier
Of the 4th Minnesota. Miss Lille Pruard was
badly burned, and died soon after being taken ont
4 Mss. Haffa was also badly burned
The responsibility Is put upon the engineer Of
the rear train, who Boon disappeared and cannot
be found.
All the ladies were from Huntsville, Ala.
LATEST
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Teibunc1
CHATTANOOGA, March 8, 1864.
Shortly after The demonstration Of rebel cavalry
On Harisons cavalry, yesterday, tha rebels retired
aud our forces advanced ind now hold N1ckojack
Gap.
1t tisnot unlikely that the rebels may assume the
offensive.
Arailroad accident occurred near Stevenson, last
night, by which three women and Several men
were killed, and number Injured.
The 69th Ohio has re=en5isted.
A rebel Spy who has been lurking about town
was captured and ia closely guarded.
, 1864-03-09

Movements of Erant-His Views Of tllG
Situation,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
CNcnEAT1, March 8, 1854.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant arrived on the mali boat from
Louisville yesterday morning, aud nfter brief III
tcryiew with his father left on the o'clock train
for Washington direct. Accompanying the General
were Els son. Gen. Rawlings, Gen. Smith and lady.
and Lieut.. Col. Fay. ..
Gen. Grant expressed himself rs dceirons that
Gen. Hal!eck should remain In his present posi-
ton at Washington, and That he {Grant} continue
In command Of the forces in the field, lie af'nded
to the prospects Of the coming campaign % being
encouraging, ana predicts an early crushing out Of
the rebellion. His visit to Warrington is to con-
suit with the President, Secretaries Of War aud
Navy; IND With Gen. Halleck, and arrange dshu.
itely tho approaching operations Of the Fcdesal
the capital more than few days.
The total number OF Veterans re-en1istcd from
Ohio Ia over 1s.o0o. Two gentlemen from Phila-
de,pbia arrived to-dsy With $4,000, 10 b distrib'
, 1864-03-09

Kl1patrlclsK RRtd--Dcath Of Col. Dahl.
Eren Confirmed.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1

re.,r,
loSS'"' ''"*eu ~ '4' on1easo 1t1oune.l
An official ffsnate, from f3cn E;'n.fr;s1 ~. 1s
men of Co nab,arc.,s rono,s.a has. s.+n
1,, eA ~ w. n 'soaa"no n'se come "lta
They report that Co1onels Dahlgren and Cook,
With 20 men were au1bushed near king md Oucen
Court House with larse number of IN nesEoss' ss
"nefe they wefo attacked BY superior force o1
rebels, and that Col. ,Dahlgrcn and number ol
men we're killed and the rest taken prisoners
tns nss.oes "e1e ea1t up IN inc 1ah' aetTant
OF Col. Dah1Grcn's who subsequently arrived 70.
md orr,h,v | 1on,Ia1cd @ M 49, ~; n.t,ma ase'
snan,rv car,cd hin, m this .-naif;on b1ss ha
souon.1S C.'t4eu nlh oa tms eApedtiop, which has
pioFeo 70 latal. 8en- Meade Falnly attempted to
diesnade MN rom going;
potonoc anofc stetca tet hS thn Rcana a .! xae
nj! Of the 5t reports that Col. DaGteren Tas ehnt
dead in m encounter With the oth VitginIa reEf-
mGnt. G,1: e.>.,.,
rcks nan mi ~ ocer 5sv ~ 81 oe ?. Aa T.
have Killed many, "
The 1rHnne's Washington dispatch snys: The
President has received dispatch stating that Col
Monday morning, It is itnpossibIe to say whs{her
this report or the one Of his death IS correct.
New Yonx, March a-Tbc Renu1Ienn or th,.
In on frst ed etiton " 1asterd,r wc 7oubtea t,o
statcracnt that Col Daheren reached nnr 1inrs IN IN
snfety. We did 60 hecausc va knew NJ tha t5na ~
thnt ihc Rfrmnna Srntnst - satnrasr ~ onr
TAX 9nnonnecd ~, tS.t ri Hse su sad T.
he sErInis at Kinr mi nmnEns Gnn,t h1ea Wena ~
This fact Tas ta;erranhed to 1fc President iot m
~ 1snacH ~ Hrnda rtro ea r(afra nat
,Sa .ofelw ~ ~, mah11y,en %''
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made tnon to s fater AdmiraI nsS1tcn WV nn,;
Ills noruins. bccnuse thsro Was innS1'ae hnna bea
~ thora 1aiht +" son,n ,itnIo ,ht y "
s|nf;ns; atc isst njrh+ 11 Rrt1v :. ~ LII
fhat Ie had recsfvad gnfrmet;on "eT H.
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, 1864-03-09
FROM KNOXVILLE.
The Situation In East Tcuuessce-The e
Defenses Of Knoxville, &C., &c.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Ttibune.1
KsoxvuLE, Tenn., March 7.
a force OF rebels reported at 500, under Major
Taforth on the 1th, made sabre charge on a pick
ct Of IS men Of the 30th Tennessee, at Panther
Springs. A desl crate running fight ensued, the
rebels being repulsed at each charge.
Lieut. Gamble was severely gashed IN hand TO
hand euc0untc. with Major
Our loss was killed, 8 wounded, and q cap-
tured. Our men took one prisoner, who puts the
rebel loss at 80 killed and wounded, Arebcl sar
gent and Captain were wounded severely.
The 1st Ohio Heavy Artillery, 9eo strong, has 1u.t
arrived.
The yotc Of Knox county, 80 far, Is 1878. Two
districts to hear from will uaakc IL about nm
against Z, 400 before the war.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1'
CISc1EHA11, March !, 18l{.
Alc.tcs from Knoxville says that the rebels still
hAye some force Ut Bull'a Gap, where they make a
, 1864-03-09

Cincinnati hIur5ct.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuucl
C1SctSSAT1, March 8, 1864.
Hoos-1n light supply aud close ut $6-s0a8n0.
GEA1S-1:cd Wheat firm at $1.2sG1.G0; While, $ls1
@t.se. Corn dull and declined 10 so@soc. Oats In
good demand. 1sas1sc asked. Rye in good demand
st $1@. Barley dull at $11a9i2o for Spring: s12o9
1ns for Fall
PEov1s1oSs-tless Pork held at te221@ee5o for
cNy; sa!se@s2oo for Country; Prime 3Iess held at
$'efo TO 5000. En:p sold at $l2 2Go5tsoa, Old acss
held ut <ooo for last season's> Very little two year
old Ii The m1r1ct. Demand for Bulk Meats Light ut
14&sc for Shoulders; 9N994c for siles and 1oc foz
Clear Bib. Bulk hama IN fair demand Mt 1o4@i1c
locFe- Nothing done in Boxed Meats Lard dull at
12.sf2a, but will not sell over IKE; Head and Gut
dull Ut uA9114-' Bacon Shoulders held at 3l5a91<:
no price can to giTcn for sIdcs. Sugar Cured Hams
in pickle held ut ttta1e.
WulsE1-Martet closes dull ut Il.
GRockrI1s-I,ather frmct. sugura 15x: Afo1asses
20 On the landing.
FIoU1-Qp!et and flrm at s57s05s3