, 1864-02-27

Inmcuse SunnIfcs for Armies In tT,s
Fte!d-1koseeFans' Plan for Rector.
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lffo1a onf special correspondent
ST. Louis. Feb. Is, 1854.
# the immense piles Of provisions, the i'm
mense droycs of cattle, the enorrnous oranti,
ties of foroce and s+orca of ver;ora 1-7,3. 80,
- ~ ~. O.. - " ''A-.o ~ 41.aa no y
~ W Fuel ~ oar te'ee going On BOARD steam
ooats, ana destined Tor our armies In Tennes
see, Georgia, Mississippi and Alabamn. conld
he transferred IN +ha l,eo-+ or Am -a,,o1 n.,,,.
49, 1-a,,,s =. - s.e 4oooA e'nps'
1uete "oo1u W u ua5 o1 rejoicing and thanks
giving from enc end Of Dixie to the other.
The sight of these immense supplies rofne
forward to feed. clothe cou,n. and otheTw,so
.-1,,.,1v ,.,x ,-o1,e.,t 49, 49,, ~, =, .'e
a1ttty wa s.4S ~ .toot' IL tne as'u' - y
glorious commentary on tho apparently mex
haustible stores OF bread, meat and material
RESOURCES to be found in the Northwest Day
after dav hoats nrc ,roipr 1orc, t,,o r;va-
1oad.a .,,,,1, thonsaa5s - ~. eeus1,.-
!1auso VIZ .uousauus t.,. " lons ,ot 'ne ase o.
inc army. anu Still there Is no lack Of more
Of the same sort Government is wisely tax.
ing advantage Of high water. and sendinp
boats IN the Cumberland. Tennessee Arton,
,.,,.,.. s.r.1 ~ n.
s.e, 49,. an <n.n,.o u nsr l''eis, 1oaoea WIN
stores and supplies Tor troops; which in
amount exceed anything before recorded in
t1is llne. Gen; Grant VIII probably hayc at
Nashylllo, at tlorenee. Ala, at Bridgeport
and Cllattnnooga, food and stores enough in
summer, by whicl, time it is expected his ar.
nv will have fought its Uay To the Atlantic
coast md established new base. -
Reports from the interior are encouroo-3n1
Tie Inhabitants On both sides arc anxions ff,,
peace. and thcy haye resolved. nccnrfline tn
prescnt Information. to follow the atfyice nj
GENERAL Roeecrans AMI resume their ordinary
ayocatious. Arrangements are being made.
wherever It is rracticablc, to SOW the ordina.
r. crops this spring, and where labor cai, be
obtained the farmers will, unless a blight
comes, or guerillas deso1ate the farms, lar
vest considerable crops next season, both Of
1abor TINT the women, whose husbands have
enlisted on one side or the ether, or have
been killed, may be working in The fields. as
commonly, and IN manF cases. alongsiie of
negroes. The secession furniers a?e well
pleased with the promise OF peace. but ycrV
sore about Tie threats against fleir own
They know General Tnsecrars 81 weii 1u 4',ot
ther nr cnmnc1lei3 to fei;ara 11at 10 los ,. ~.
ieniencr to1yar5 rchsis sfs ie ~
selves eo"AAA Ae"11' "1o 4n4'osp''e 'ueni'
Gn1,rebc,esor of +ho a-oft ,,o,.4
+snnce 4n ~ ~ ~ ar.. nsxL monlh Gon
attention. Nbiic ali tnse whn w. ~ spph;aat phn
~ +1,a 5raft ara ao,,roho,,s,,sn NY ~ 1T .aupGce
a.Ha Su uts ~. aI ,aPpatcnHsnslse H IesI t1cy DC
alaa aatt s,,,Ip ;ne piunI A. urge mannes1s Ihe
n.uet e1oae a4 Alt1nclencG. IN t1e intef1ol,
any " az tgoeI sSmt!atn1zels afe IN great
t;ats !1i iau 40 te % pnoaots 'ua, great pfecaa-
ant .luu ~ III nusc ~ " !ahen 70 PFC
III senl llG GoueEIlpts from 1oMnG gaefnla
5s,.r s+.enG +colmpenSu aa! naa,, u report i9s
uus. t:,, n,iausc - suy, many men o. ihtel4l-
gencte +, etn seem 10 peiieve that the Govern
tl nh In ~ ~. IL ~ saIncst naa WI 1ol ENFORCE
frore 1ha ~ .a,e etate lnas oe11slon springs
tLo9 ~ tnf proa;ae asea1eg @ t u Got Gamoie
should be from a1 t9n anr
on On aceonna o. Inc asa Meanwhile as The
~ * ~ ,'n1,,osa ooue ~ ,asa ts e !Es95leo
et.,aa. ~ w. HS p!toee ~ iesseninS lnalslaaal
= ,.ais,-stoo-ola ,,,:i;+; Nalo4A4 uHalu1
~ a., - ~ a ozalon. mas 1orm-
~ 49, ~ ~ aa-at4p " iolsc Iuno 70
3n:v ny 10 @ asanad 1u''on iee u members "no
:. gne ~ " s3 a9G mesE NJ anpnaent ailmTa on record
Hnas - au1 1eaia1 VI S9n' nla1T, U tne 1oor o.
;EotHE.ses,c =; ~ =, lepls 70 Mr. n1oHt 1nat ne was
u =, 1a.ul " Inc removal o1 Gen. SeAoneld Mt
ine n ume ne was m n command 1n1 OF az the troops
thasn ~ ale e.aIe sa3 II dG me 1acts are
Whom are now Clayb.nks, held meeting ut
Inc Fosto1hcc. John How was President
ana POSTMASTER Fog was Secretary. Gen.
bia1r was present. and resolutions were pass
"a 1or tne appointment Of 2 committee to
proceed to Washington to solicit the appoint
forces y n th3s Is| sf1te o. me military
nj mi ths IT. nom & - os7sse.e Of shsEiG Vo,
sel, aia tneee n1lnutes t"rlttcn at the ttme}
slate tnat iae fcsol1ti2ns were adopted unan-
1non a4n1.3a aeay =. pIoM anG others were
rnrr ~ ~ ~ LIZ oi1 Sonteee' 1urnished with
pr;sfJast " ~. .eGE.Gtaons W ~ 1ay pS1ore tne
na-oas a,,,,e,,Sai ~ 10. s - IN 1ae ust o1
nanss a = appenoea 10 1ae fesolnLon aa present,
aa :i"t "ns 1;s alter q no1oEetF ut that time
p,at9 s uS iii H. tahs us MI ~ ens ME
.on - X. ~. .t p!Ies hsn oaG - us9t n yet
W LIZ guesu9n ocofe .nc honse o1 hepfe-
sealatlFes, anu prove MIN q demagogue be-
Yong ooaot or easA- =
Vne " Tue esents OF inc past week Is the
aappealance o. :Aies anna r. Dickinson on
Two occasions IN THIS city to deliver an ad-
afess on the eob1ect OF tile war. Miss Dick
lnson IS WeI KNOWN IN Chicago. and needs
no p1mse from tlas place- But what tr1-
nmpn II "as ior 1fee speech and Tor the pro-
gIess o. Iaacal ldcas. that even woman
sud sudu ~, speaA a saGn seamGnts ~ aponL slavery
[sSnas 1rIths+ooa;cnt " zS,g +h M!tn tmpunit MOI
y, nata .sn ~. In u Aau4cu scntl,
na',.na ao an PIsY!o4s 20 me speeeh OF
eais 5S ,.t1snnt e9uio aa1e saio Wnat ehe
fTn4ns ',5 ,Sa ss ~ unt sae sala many
Iaa; aunie; snu nue1 U 1ne nist evening nall
ootsn w -suRIGaaeua 1 ~ WY aon nhe hef talk
Gor n,rar5 ~ suI 1ct1 , e u, ~ auaence caeeIeo
ae[ e, op"la R;;; aeaeeaorlh nny ~ man, no matter
1s;s1- 9S i1a ma"a5 s'en nenuen Tnin1ps, or Fred
5asa4a - an;s ~ ~ s' ,a Mnas nc Rleases
~ a1d fsofbasa ~ '1 10y nu9c waaoat 1saI 81
10 q,nonie W;ii ,,t etan is 70 aaa tnat