davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-05-04

berries Mt &c. -
FIAfl-Wu1TE FIsu-The Teceip. during the p1st
week hnve been fcntldeTsbly larger than pTey1oasif
but from stockt haEinK bsen amoat exhausted tae!e
has been unu&us1ly active ceMand and nfmucs9 in
thu market. We note an advance durinx the we.k OF
&c peg half ana at our the mar
been mose Ian usually active and dEm. There has
heeD iaIr supply but this has been quite unequal 70
yAneed during the wset 75c per half h13. Ii .ckaRk1
are IN fair supply and active at previous Quotations.
CoEFIeu-in very limited supply and far dem aud.
The markct i firm and unchanged: HKnarHa dry
very cEm Tih N Advance turing the week o. 6 per
y1ous rates Like iu Email supply with fair demand.
, 1864-05-04

vh,ssv rsrreis,, ITO ITO
Flour Barrels. nat bpop q s.
tA.Lr iarrels' fnrnu hoon' ''...''..... q o.el
Lard Eeyy...... .. a leo
butter ioonaI2n
L1guaT Kegs. q tox- .......... Is n3t3.h9
Tight Barrel Stsves and Iiesdinrs ...... 80N7au0
Elour barrel Saves nnd Snuare HeatIpg1 SOFA 9.nA
E!ouE ha7scl Slaves and ttrcle Headlugs.. 80 alg0
Eiat Hoops 3.0N9 7H
EeW Hickory Poles. es....,,.,....... AA39U
Tax inn Fnies: ........... 9oen3
snee :. + ots M2s3~
snlss to-day: icar new iii;sofy Poles i: s8ea; i
cPf F1nlf Fhr1el Polf at S1600.
Cos FEE-The market during the past week has
~ h phnl rs a5Ines although tosrs has
Eone d'ys previously existed. Tue supply has hfen
very u,ited, witb fnir b,neud We nots dnrin thA
week IN advance on Santos nd No OF 1c D. aid 0f
1Ec on Java. We quota:
...8 tA7
sEa @ ~ -
CHEEsE-Thesa has been 1 fair d:nand. aad
stocks generally extremely Light in 7ome iny,aa.
ces qn.le laEe. both of Hamburg and wes.esn- va
Prest nt quotations tie market rules :e1t:emeIy nrm
WI Quote:
Hamburg.
"fiIsf9 SMHtss AND L.:Tatrs IS n:sa
III aemand ID mot descriptions Of drugs Tho
Asdit1onal tariff On imported goods has mtteri lily
Strengthened the market and Eyen 10 1t strong up
ward tendency. On 81 cArh. Soda the market has adj
ytpced &C. Camphnr 1e still N llInlscd supply AMI
yerT actiye with advance oF1sc. Cream OF fa!tcr
i :. Gumr generally arc In good dem.nd. .bn M.r7h
we note further advance Of 1a32oc D.. opa9m =
il Ftl scarce and active With advances Of 81 50.
Scrphtne very fsm As 1875. Patent mc1claes active
, 1864-05-04

rn.T A AfrufE ri HJS Antfr erHI
rasier. eaiea rre = 1f, In Nn n.ta ~ 1ru ~
m, hn 3c ~ ~ shnri rrc IL nnT M x, ~,
at fSE hn in 4acER Et CIR m frte-karks N ha
tttutneds Go pn do IN burlQps ut SC On tnn
market closing steady. '''"'>' 'SN
cciyfd isst week iss In araintf Il M In dn1tny tne
Sss IN pn1ens 3 "a ts1 H. rnppee ,Sp ,ass We1h -
NeeA In lS63.
Owing the fluctuations In the market for High
decline cfiM2c on thc WeeE@,e market e1nsina f5rm
II The deprsC1at1op, s''s.A A@'~'
To-Day The market WAS quiet but shade firuner
9'fss 81 e 90 as to.a,v ~ m ab,,,aa
LIS hu Received Iast week l491 IN aTnihst IN -
uceEl ,Ssi 6u There were no shipments Outlay s tha
Tho market during the week has ruled out.t Int
ia MoSernts rennest at atsaf4o. acrnrdirs ns are W
TO-DAY tic market WAS oniet With sa1ea NJ am hu
En-rr ,..s.-.r. ..-,
;. OL-nniioE nc pasL EeeE INC market
t1nns IS .ynns nSn ~. rc. qwns 20 tns h1e "a.
f},St a. =; Gaioa.
~ .tsa p y, 1 e. In tin cans
- S,Em4E 1H 81 I,Ths ieE rec.,rts NJ nr++sr a,r,.
S 5.re fsa NV hprnt sn ~ ,ha GatinH @ the
!tlsu 4us1he1 uecAne o1 se94c + o-c!cslnG As fol-
, 1864-05-04
WEER 1Y REVIEW OF TETE
CHICAGO MARKET.
TUESDAY Evening. MAY s. 1SAI.

AUsdIts u Grain reported In n r~arttt rtftcrs arg
on tdS ef &c sttruge per bushe1, nnlt&s otercise
4t1t&d E7aNr Il 4Rkd k{4rfrk1 N1faS &ntdxt
, 1864-05-04

Fii iiUfTS-GRKaH APPLKs-Th~ze has cen good
supply Of medium to common fruit. End p:lme to
choice qualities have been IN fair receipt, Prices
generally rue ttIm and unchxn9ei. 1EMoNs-Th.ro
has been more active demand, ard, In consequence
OF an advance In New York, note corr spending
inertnee during the week Of Soc per boz. o3aSo1sE
FereIrts moderate Rnd In sctlVe demand. We note
du Ing the week IN advance OF $lf0 per X. HIcK-
MARI ct steady and unchanged. We quote:
Green Apes falr TO prime, 501 100
Green Apples. common, bri............ Liza 9.25
lsmonss p91::...:......t.......-.. p91 So. 501 Bug
0ranEes Sslc1lJ). ho1................... 0ha $50
HicEoJ Eats, gmAf Rbn..-.............. 20 !-:o
DRitD FKtITa-AfrIs:II::Tfhi d:,nsaa1 I'd s:,li Iii
fetps In evance Of the supply. Cho!ea qR lkies are
res1 scarce. altfou: :h wc nute during the week tile
sale o two OF three heavy lots OF Prime Ill h!gan and
uhio Apples. Thtre arc borrower. few really cnoi.e
lots In thc mar-et. Common GuaIllts ys.u-
able ard have advanced NE. and better descriptions
coEt' nue. very nrn st preVlou5 ouotsttns.
fhACHxs-IheIe has been good snd increased de-
msnd ior utpaSed peaches, especially for .srictlJ
hAlyes, with small and very irr'C nar supply. tbs
narkss has ruled considerably nsm=r vith ii a
small receipt an firm at previous quota'fo
nominal supply. BLAckB sRRIEs IN better recctpt
and trm 1t present quotations. CuxKRKs quiet aud
unchanged. FoH1Ia1 FRUITS Of all descriptions
hare been In fair demand aud unusuany f11n IL cor
sequence Of temporary increased tsfiN being tn-
pcteA on foreign imported goods on and after Sat1r
daT last EAls1Ns hayc advanced dnting thu weak
IKE boz, cnrEant4 Aaac 2 D, Alnon IL IL ., and
other descriptions In slulsF proportion. SAEpIwe8
in small supply and very sms with advance OF xc
, 1864-05-04

ealea fo~day: I'D tons 20 Franklin It $500 per
kznye. A'
LEATllElk-The market during the psat week
re- been nnsEtted though prices havo ruled n71ner
Imrotted Goods bus materially afecsed tho p;ices q
vance uron previous quotations OF about 10 per cent
insdtan goods are IN yerT sat md
nrm. On Hammock Calf skins we note an advance Of
Te. and OF &c and Sc on Upper. Market very nen.at
We oDate. "-'~" ~e"~@7 -f""
, 1864-05-04
TEE BLAER 1EIDROGL1O.
Correspondence Between tho Prcst-
dent, Gen. Grant and others.

dent, Gcns Grant and Others.
The dispatches below which should have
followed the Presidents letter in our last
issue cane too late for publication:
t'WAsH1SGroN, Jan. I. 1853
=. hereby tender my resignation as a Major Gen
cfa1 Of United Statea Volunteers.
"Eespectf1l1y, FRANK P. DLArn,
Maj. Gen. U. 8. Vols,
" To the President OF the United States, Washing
ton City, D. c.:
ACCEPTED by order Of the President.
tSieneD EpwN II. STANTON,
"Datcd January 18th. 1874. Secretary Of Wa1r
, 1864-05-04

W. Que1as4onss Win etfoaS uP"a1a teaaenG5.
hha2s'' hrs s5sSsases sssas soo sssi'e
S ST.. 6:3SsSs s*sS goa ass
z':sss:sF S:!s:: s s sai' r!ss;6 as: s%a:s
~ sia7se. ao l. me- . F1sasi csG IL:
GaR'}, GGaR, S9a; sqfl ;hea7 sD %''nts doz cassop
chcice.......: 1.sa8:.a} moines, Sec, ,,,-r ~
a'n II "a. san' s.aosa. "a L,ninss. ! dazia nsss1
siE9ia I9mE sft 4kp sruco99x:;kst ~ sss'.s ~
On claSScp Cement uc note dectins Of 2c % prsV-
lous quotations. VIC quote: u.-
Lime
Lime In t;2
Tster ,Na!.93
Ro4fudale cement.
Michignn ssucco.. y
f:ssstPess Hsir 7 SO q
hi4rne Dua', hri; ;....-.. ~;
Ing 7sna r. GeH:nf. . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 3s0a2,n
e:a.E lead MND sanTCLead ID ToSa daaaad and
I'm 4 #
Bar
Pig Leaa e. O. x n Ia
Ebot oSEs y
0nii 0nMiETSLs-Tic mafiat iss been generally scttve
B. d q
goods, Aud note advance Of - .! on Boz Plate
8! $40 on large Pigs, Small Pigs aud naF Tin; BAb
Of 2e: Of No2 hero title, any. 1t present ID tae
market corFxE t. u fsts aopply a1d aE@ Htth ~
the Fretent AMe: Brirhs Wire ia good eapnl1. ID
mstke: i g.nerally ye1T ns1n. with strons u2wafd
4
, 1864-05-04

SEQ Fffy u111. NC 4upI6s r.,
AloeR, oocotflues G1m ItaE sorsa. y Ss
Alum ....,........ 5@6) do Tnag. take. ts1.ss
Atuatto ..,.,,,,~ IS do Myrfh-.....- 1i423
Afsenic pow. a91o do Opium. ..H.75ala5o
DO BeT., S indigo. ....... / sos1.G5
Bal. CopAiva-.. ..1.S3l.s In11c.
Bal. Tolu ......... E?5 1oatde potaa...... 4.i3
4i-carb Soda. b.5ISs0u JAia4 G@S19
Ri-crc. Pol2eh..., 20 Juntper D2rEJ.... 10
Horax re1nad...- B7231 Morphine. @Y.13
Cuu3phor do ....l75a1HI on, Castor.
Ccprefas Am-..,. Sx931 Qulcksl slSer.....,. Ea1.91
EEeam TaTtaf... fS31s Qufntne. .351A365
CEbebs .......... = Vitr1o1. bue.-... lSA20
Glue, best ....-... 20 Sod, Ash, 80 90 A7.&6uo
Glue, con...... u@41 Sal Stda. ....... A0N4t.z5
Aqua An7rcunl4., l6 GIaubeF Sslts...s,
ChTystE1 Eiucato Caustlc Soda. 80, 11HG11I
OF SOd1.. 81 C2rb. Ammonia. SG30
EtsGs-The supply during tho past few days has
inps1xea. l1sIs Is Good demand and sses to,daY
b11s eGgs nt II = dozen q hsisao st 1sc dozen
aenato etrecsally prime qualities. Market arm at
previous quotations. We quote.
r inc Live Geese Feathers. .559S3c
FpKS-Ihcie has beei fair supply sf aEins d.
ring N. past week, Win an adeqnate demAnd. Mlals
cocst quently rule finn with upward tendency.
, 1864-05-04

Corn MeaifSc demand ior Corn Msai is iiniied,
and th+ market Is quiet ant nt iuai at thn following
Ftae Mssl ton:; .e.oeosnse
niiddiings-Tne demard il iess asfirs % and thc
fasT;s r1ne ntdd'ns' Z te4 "9s;.o9 @
BEan-;Thsse i sSsd ssgpy nd lie market IL
WHSAIGReeei1edi al" tcadsy. 71,<.s bu: shipped,
sksinlt 1saa: bu during the corresponding sesk ii
hs @ssf FL na 'a
wstfs is1,ew hss ra:d dull. Win ass ssrons do.n. W.
cine On 81 fhs set2e T. hsss
tive demand which existed during the gold e1cite
% eos 1so1 to s and ~
saoTs tic II. nsasd ions during the week:
DAILY TRANSACTIONS II WHEAT DURING TIE NHxk.
A14 15i! b! els Is ss Sp II sg 81; p5,eS
f. is:s is:ts ''sa$s!ssX Is S!s!X Is 1: !ss S'le
Nay T. :: !5 !:s.s:13s s s4a88- sta88-: s':!s
TO-DAY the market MAS dull and K@lc lower has
hsns: s. n spus Il u o
s e Ss S95'sf f. a. !. X
No bed At 81 o.. WHITE WINTxn WnEAT-Soo bu
No? White 4 s:o. The market closed dun at 1l.2e
for @ S1 S s1d si2t toF Lu Soi: :, -, ,,,.na,..
ronF. Received last week, 3e9tso bn, sgaass III, ,t
hu during ,he GO @sosTetnondlnE week y 1so:, shipped
sss sfs1 X IL afssss M Da
rhe nnrtet for Corn during the week hts been mod
cfately Ecye. but prices have ruled IoHee-cnsng at
very little sd Corn now In markss. and rates sre ii.
nsst nominal The following table shows the
sctious each day during the week:
, 1864-05-04

TO-DAY The market ruled firm, and l9.c 9hIghsr
than tfe pr1ces paid yesterday on Change: Sales
2cn hrs Mt Bills: 3oo bEls at stl7 a0 brls ID
lots q $l.1s-lna7ket clesln- firm At SILT.
IfIDEs3-The receipts during the past week have
been liberal; and the market has contlauod acttvo
but little. Nc. note the following changes: Green
Country A@kc higher; Green Sailed Nc higher;
Green Zip a1l Cali K9le htsser.. Kip and caifin
limited supply and correspnndtns!F ntm. pTe5ant
, 1864-05-04

(coPr or Tz1.xGnAP1g.1
"EXEcuT1rE MAHs1us.
"WAsnrSGToS, March Is.
" To Liert. Gen. Grant, Nashville Tennessee:
Gen. Mcpherson having been assigned TO the
command Of depattme1t, could not Gen. Frank
blair, without Difficulty or.detnment to the service,
be asstcued to command OF the corps that he COM
manded while last autumn. (Signed)
tt4 T14royxrs
, 1864-05-04


Al HU1l interest ID Gold. 4t.t53,oV
11is tuu uf $a77a 6D u0ld Is assumed to be pay.
able of the Customs Revenues OF tue current Fs-
cal Year, wi ich Coin Revenues II the port Of New
York from July 1st, 1eS9. 10 tho ssh ApE 1854 amount
, 1864-05-04

"WAn DErAETNEE1, ADs'A GESI's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D. C. April n, 1eGl.
" General Orders No. 1891
Major General Frank P. Blair, Jr., is assigned
to the command Of the 17th Army Corps. Captain
And1ewJ ]. Alexander ia assigned ns Adja,ant Cen
Lieutenant Colonel, under the i0:h section OF tha
net approved Jrly l7th, 1sca.
- Gy orGcr OF tho President
- lSfgnedl IS. d. TnMSsExn 4 [:
, 1864-05-04
. E II v L.

Z. e. BnousL'" q v.' s,","
vso,c.a,, Fish d. alar. removed thss. nmes so
1S. soo.n Ms'ss Il 8, 1sa h1iSe a efs1u
, 1864-05-04

To.DAY-2lte market was dull and uouliaaltf IoWer:
sales were: e0 bfls hrn not g1ycsl while winter
fs12; leo btls % q 11o hr!s' Hoaela1as Best"
p. r. 7Ge hrssl1w grade ertrn at &5s0: III bills "Owe
xo SPRING super 1t $50; 100 brls Buckeyar do ut
, 1864-05-04

PIC IRDN-Thc demard for Pic iron b = hsca
Eote limited during the past week. in consequence o.
the a1oppage Of the prinepal fonndfs On acouunt Of
t.e ss11ks among ths mouleEs TIE dispute h.s besn
I've ,operattrs Prices generally rule very hrm and
Eed although the atfdfs1o.al tari0 Import
$40 reE to-. Stocks in This market are generally
, 1864-05-04
Ground Solat. .............., 2.s1@
Dairy. With sacks. s.................i i51aa
Fol1IaE-IurS'5 i-lhEd T. sacE... 1,75@
Ground Alum 2 sack ..... 1agS

0round Alum p sack ...<.... as96
Sales to-day Eere AGO brJs Saginaw F1ae at $.l5 de-
Nyere6 on cars.
sEEDS-Keceiyed to-day, 1851 ns Grass and sq7
De rn1seed. Shipped. to-day. 81 $50 Ms Grass ani IT,
80 ns F1axsesd- 1scce1res lat week, 5s2 ns Gr4ss
and 45sA Is Flaxfeed' shipped LAST week, ,188 Ms
Grass and - rs Flaxseed.
Cloversced-Is Dan and nominal at a75acaI75
Timpthy Hced-1 1n'et but nEm 1t 81 ir@sS3
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WARRINGTON, jan 70, 1854.
IHE ooSrEcAnos Ao1-HSscH or FERNANDO WOOD
The House resumed the consideration OF the Joint reso.
luton amendatory joint resolution explanatory Of the
Connscaton act a tmHN hNF
Mr. FERNANDO woop, topp Of n Y, said that The po-
son under consideration sought to accomplish two great
wrongs-oue TO repeal which had prevented
Presidential veto OF the Connscation b and which was
substantially part Of that law, and the other to eyade
or violate the constitution itself He gave history Of
the proceedings attending the passage Of the Conascon
bill 10 1862 and argued that the explanatory resolution
was part or that BILL and that the President gave his
assent 2 ths two as one pleasure, and that nov
10 terca The RESOLUTION and leave tho bill stand
was . gross violation Of law, justice and right.
He then argued against the consttutionality OF
conscaton 90 far as the joint resolution pending at
tempted 10 deprive the heirs Of persons atanted Of ca
son Of the fee OF their real property The Limitation OF
the constitution and Of the mode Of proceaure pointed ous
for the punishment Of crimes were direct and explicit 10
the organic law lie said that the Southern states
either within or without the Union II within the Union,
the people Of The revolving states were not deprived Of
the projection nor exempt from the operation Of the
stitution but without the unon they were beIliger
ens foreign Power at with the United States, and
entitled to oil the immuntes which the law Of
lions recognizes He alluded TO the position assumed by
Mr.. Stevens Of Pennsylv taken In his speech de-
vcred In the House Friday a. sustaining the latter
doctrine He congratulated the country that al last the
leader OF the republican party N TINS House'ne man
who represented the administration here as Chancellor
OF the kxchcquer--hs had the courage thus
publicly 10 avow Tie doctrine upon which the
government was now acting While pretending 10 DO
dissomion and secretly preparing for eternal separation
and recognition. Assuming this the attitude % The
party 10 power, he saw no adherence between and the
Confederate government The latter conicnded that "
was independent rower AZ war with We, and so did
the gentleman from renrsvvana and the ADMINISTRATION.
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buildings 10 Beaufort save those required BY the govern.
meHt There was quite fun attendance. and a. times
sold for good prices, and taking ali things into consdera-
ton, az high any reasonable person could anticipate
large, and will probably than pay the expenses q
tne Tax Commission the special Treasury agents. and all
ment What win be done hereafter the bodess OF W
not guess II certain the Tax Commissioners, some
wnat IKE Alexander Sigh for new countries 70 Conquer
ana sell They have nearly sold out al that hold
In this quarter.
Tho work OF enlisng old soldiers in the veteran
corps goes on finely The order Of General Gilmore pre-
venting the regiments going home organizations,
was by The ocers and men ha ira t
general order from the War Department regiments could
60 homo when Of the veterans
IL sr measure His order q Ns Sen %srS
Gilmore furloughs each for thirty days, believe,
mental Organization remains here and the proposed
march up Broadway 10 necessarily relinluished. The
question: nice one and hedged in with many dicuties
but " certain that the men are greatly disappointed at
the decision and are not enthusiastic az before The
officers are disappointed as WELL and have ceased to ex
ert themselves to great extent The subject may be
reconstructed and new decision reached which shall
satisfy all. &H4
ToRrEpoRs IN TIE sroso.
Captain Balch or the Pawnee has picked up within the
past week two large topedoes OF an ingenious character
which the enemy had planted for our benefit They are
barrel made, water tight and contain a cylinder or
magazine OF powder The charge Ia exploded by percus
sion, when it explodes at ALL but these failed TO burst
punneu
over them several times. There are few more Left 10
supposed but great apprehension s felt In regard
70 them. They great humbugs.
THE HEALTH or THE COMMAND
IL most excellent Very little fever prevails, and there
10 marked Improvement In tho cases Of chronic diar-
rh9a the hospitals The latter disease the scourge or
the army Nearly nine teIths OF all the cases In the
hospitals here or chronic darrhGa Surgeon Swift,
the Medical Dir ector proposes to send all these cases
North for treatment This climate against the PATIENTS
and the only hope OF permanent 10 visit North,
with careful Nursing aud attendance. They get the latter
mt nv
up and strengthens the broken down and enfeebled, Is
wanting here.
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Trial Trip OF the steamer Warrior.
ANOTHER FAST STEAMER ADDED TO OUR List.

ANOTHER FAST STEAMER ADDED TO OUR LIST.
The trial trip Of the steamer Warrior took place
yesterday ana resulted 10 the entire satisfaction Of all
concerned. The hull was built by Van Dusen Br g Or
this city, and s Of the following dimensions
2os feet beam 40 feet beam all IS feet depth Of hold
Is feet, she 500 tons burthen. She is certainly
very substantial vessel. and well built She has
keesoDs, "a by IS inches and keel "a by IA inches To-
stead Of hogframcs she has arches which support
the boat.
Her engine was built Al The Etna Iron Works. by John
Roach Son, from drawings furnished by Ethan
Rogers, the engineer chief OF the Harlem Bridge. She
has oscilatng engine with 90 inch cyender and 10
feet stroke Of piston. m N~9 em
she Is provided with an independent beam engine with
twenty weight inch cylinder and thirty six inch stroke,
wncn WORKS the air pumps. This arrangement IL new
and novel and attracts general attention. II DO used
as donkey engine and capable Of throwing four
Thousand Of water OUT OF the In day should she
require lite services In Of Leak The bed plate Of the
engine q condenser. and the frames OF the
gnes beautifully arranged and are very massive,
Che has boilers with one hundred and sixtytwc feet
CRATE surface and six thousand and sixty feet OF fire sur
face.
large number OF invited guests were board, among
whom noticed Chief Engineer Robbie, United states
Navy; G. n. Deemaier, Capsin Palmer Captain Rodgers,
Captain Williams, Messrs Van Dusen 0dell. Roach and
Others The day beautiful and the wind blew fresh
y from the northwest, but was not very cold.
AZ twenty minutes past ten O'Clock A. NJ. the lines
cast or and We started out Of the slip The tide
VAS running food and the breeze was moderately fresh
We append In tabular form the time Of passing given
pointe.- #.
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DO weather continues pleasant and mild
News from SITS Louis.
ARRIVAL or GENERAL GRANT TO VISIT HIS SICK
soN--rHB HARBoR CLEAR OF ICE, Erc.

q ST. Lorfs Jan. 70, It04
large portion Of the harbor was cleared or loo day.
The ferry boats have resumed their trips.
General Graut arrived here to-day, and proceeded I'm
mcdiately to the bedside OF bis sick son.
General Rosecrans Is expected hero tomorrow.
HK. X. Boyd, . young Englishnan, who was arrested
Al tho Planters, House rev days since by authority
from Warrington on the charge Of being rebel spy, at
tempted 70 escape from his guard to-day, while they
were conducting him 10 tho Provost Marshas Office, by
Ieapns from tho ny story Of hotel down tho centre
o. winding staircase the basement. He was taken
m IN an osensple condition, and lies 10 . very
cr,t,cal state, through he had 10 bones broken.
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NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
~~~>e~~~->~~~~r~~~>~~-~
Jef: Davis House at Richmond
Robbed and Fired.
.~~~~~>~~O>~o<~N~S>~~<~~
Serious Illness Of the Rebel Vice
President.
4at t4 ~-~~~-~--~~~~~~~~>~~~~
Military Operations I'm East
Tennessee, L
. &e., &c. u.
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
Mr.. T. O. wilson's Despatch.

Mr.. +. O. wilson's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT WEST vmqlsA,l
Jan. 20, 1884. J
General Sullivan has just informed General Kelley from
Harper's Ferry, that his scouts have returned with
Richmond papers Of the ed inst These sps say that
jeff Davis house was robbed and fired. This IL very
significant. The fire discovered In time 70 save the
building.
Major Quinlan, OF the First New York cavalry, who
commanded the scout reports bands Of men forming 10
resist the rebel CONSUMPTION.
Rebel Newspaper Accounts.
FORTRESS MoSRoB, Jan. 20, 1864.
The Richmond Enquirer Of January 10th says -
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF VICE PRESIDENT STEPHENS.
Mr. Hide Secretary to the Vice President, received
despatch yesterday from Augusta announcing the sudden
and serious Illness Of r. Stephens. He attacked
Sunday morning This attack, with the well known state
OF his health during the winter creates serious apprehen
sions In regard TO him.
sKIRMsHING IN EAST TENNESSEE.
RUssnLvILrB, Jan. 10, 1864,
accommodating party OF the enemy drove In
airy pockets and In driven back. Both pckets
occupy their original Positions Brisk artillery firing
heard yesterday 10 the direction Of Jonesvile. IL ia
supposed that the enemy have attacked Gensral W.
jones'
g. AFFAIRS on THE RAPIDAN.
ORANGE CoURI HOUSE, VA, Jan. 10, 1894
The enemy have recently moved their pckets to Robin
sons river, advancing two miles.
NO NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
The Richmond papers contain not word from Charles
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sr. JoHy, ". D., Jan. 70, 1864.
The court met day for the examination Of Collins and
others bu, adjourned IN consequence Of the absence Of
the prisoners senior COUNSEL who engaged another
court, add the case postponed until Thursday wnen
tho Iudre SAYS the cause must proceed.
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denomination OF Mr.. Lincoln I'm New
Jersey.

TRnsrox, N. j., Jan. 20, 1854.
The Union members OF the New Jersey legislature havo
appointed COMMITTEES 70 draft memorial 70 Abraham
Lincoln endorsing the policy Of the administration aud
Recommending his denomination to the Presidency