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, 1864-03-06
:: CHICAGO. SUNDAY, MARCH 6. 1861

Eaes.- ecntencca ~ cerrt martial for embcz-le.
0etL 1t VIII be rccIlctscd tact HoEl.nd fed to
eanhoA With hie Booty Eni WAS followed by Col.
BOXER, Provost MarFhHI IT tno Wnr Department.
=, HAeulNGToN, March 6.-The Committee on E1cc-
tione n9yc desided That Nf. Lo11 uf Missouri f8
h91 fs'i;lsd = ,.d to ths eest 30 now occupies,
LIE - ~ Enown Ecfc that Gon. Sherman was rot
eAGk ~ ViCkshutg in time to start on now expe-
calaon on tbs I'd. as was contemplated Be Will
soon however, be hear.1 from osain In active o2er-
Il IL not believed here in military circles that Ad-
Hntral Fatrncnt intended to accomplish anything
!nnsn at Mobile than to make demonstration to
o[nW the attenlon Of the rroeis from other points
There are stories a1oat to the effect that the
Gssinony Of Gsc. s'cklcs, tonc}.ins the b.ttle oY
oet1ystcIE, viii make 1t necessary for Hea. Meade
% seF'Fn tha command OF sEe Army. Of the Po.o-
af sh N M t'f Is ri Il: easess Gen noo9sE of aea
SAID, has recommended Gen. Smith
4, NV YnnK, Mhrch "a Washington special to
Tie New Yesk 7gnes says '' Gen. Meade fl,s been
Ghazfss pEeterEed against him b7 Gems. sic1es and
Coub3e1h5r before the Committee On tbs Conduct
q the: War. The matter is assuming rather ser,-
o1s aapect.
Ccmmitsec saya that in order TO bring the roTenne
up 10 the amount estimated in his report tt will b.
absolutely necessary To- lnc1eaBe the tax on the
several articles specined. he recommends tax Of
ttured tobacco nfty censs per pound. Oa petsole-
ccnte."
eut poaIttop, and Grnnt remain in the neld.''
WAeH1keTos, March 5.-The United States Court
Of Cla1me. Judge Loring only dissenting, have de-
liyersd I'VE a. opinion II the case 81 wm. 8 Grant e.
the Government for recovery Of certain property de-
st.uyed By U. 8, tzoope.
, 1864-03-06
THE NEW ORLEANS ELEC~
TION.
brilliant Fc>tivlties and Hetolcan7

IN. q. Cor. n. J. Times
The polls sIosed 1T o'clock, and ere the hocr OIL
t6ss announced IL the sosous 5etoiy been
achieved rs three precfon6 hours Of tho eTcntnl DAY
stu remained to prepare for the grand masquerade
population as proper conclusion Of the glorious
festivities Of the day-a bal HaasGut At the Opera
House. The building for the occasion wns most
nrofntelr decorated with darr, and further otEa-
,s name Of Wilmington. Two splendid bands, one III
the second gallery and one In the rear Of the stasG
Iscourecd The music, Alternately Relieving sf eaeR
other. At 10 o'clock, the streets we're alive Win
carriaget, the occupants. in the varied and gaJ
dresses gstcning most picturesque'y In me osasnt
might BE eeen af lodies and sentle1nsn massed,
Welding their way to the opera house. New O:leans
Looked os ths TIM ks ee an 1in Ms e te
adies % deliehted With The novelty Of ths affair ths
r"ntietnen additionally exultani from TIE now oil-
eialjy announced Free state vietory Entering M tne
;ePed dc building. and finally reached thc afst tIef
n hnres where the centre Of the front had been re"
moved, and platform erected re*ehin; over tne
Pssedi aPsseendei to The tsor of The ballroom. On tic
eGenn1s & Sffyssd ~ taps on 1 he he
e.bt b1 lsdy Il the drese familiar to the DANES q
or dit revolutionary pesi9d. and here sapooEteo
n3t. snd case thnt charmed the lnaca-c ta1ons
prcsent The entire affair va M, msst 6rel,1as
dressed spectators the noof vas oSefno* II: "1to ~
,bs bsops .sns55 n.a5 S Of
toae 81 families sThs hess 1sc Feesa 81
n1n nntf1 fhe fasciuAtions ut socal sud elegant
Entertainments, under the patronage Of Mrs Banks
broaehi them from their tedu*lon: IN eGnSers % ci
~ hsrr for thc last years. be wns fosc
ed 10 admit That the Crescent Cii ia her pa'as.es
davs, never gave brilliant bali o. 2ne n ssesy
II n4G Q1S1lQNu1*HE4
r ~ quests, es this clo-iug e at tae celebtatot
~ ~ W.shinc9on'e Birthday at NcT Orleans.
, 1864-03-06
FROM MADISON



IspectA Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ibunel
MADISON, March 5, 1854.
In the Sanate to-day bills were introduced In ac-
acknowledgement Of certain deeds and mortgages,
and relative 10 dispositions In co1rts Of record.
Bills were passed regulating terms Of Circuit
cou.ts to authorize trial By Jury in certain hrm
mortgage cases; to amend the Milwaukee City
lhar1er; appropriating 5000 for stationery, and
to nemoria!ize Congress for the construction Of
reute for gunboars and commercial navigation rom
the Mississippi and the Atlantic via the Wisconsin
and Fo1 1ivcre. the great lakes, Niagasa Fala and
Esio canal.
col. West was present tn tho Senate, and imme>
d1atcly on The adjournment WAS greeted with three
hearty cheers. He declined to make speech, but
related to the Senators sonc Incidents Of his im-
psisonnent In Richmond, and his adventures IN es-
Gaping.
BILE werr introduced In the House, amending
the interest law Of 20 60 as to make all bonds,
notes, Sc, hereafter executed, drawing more than
7 pet cent interest, and providing penalties tor
usury shall go into The school fnnd; relating to
evidence in certnln casea, and amending the act
limiting the amount Of taxes that may be lefied In
ce,tsiu towns and school districts, By excluding
rom Ks operatioas Eofde Marathon" and "Snv.
anaw counties" from its operations. A long dis
cuseiou took placc on tho bill which was ordered to
third reading requiring registers Of deeds to
keen index books in their Offices No general bills
passed.
:. The supreme Court today refused writ Of habsos
oo5pus, IN behnN Of d minor enlisted and held BY
military authority. It sustains the consututaonal-
,ty Of the act Of Congress authorizing the aaa-
pension Of the writ Of h1beas cofpas Anu Ing ae''o
Of the President uuder It,
The 85,h regiment having been raised 20 reaaals,
another new regiment IN to be organized.
r,.rrn,tfcp commissions and commissions OF "a
, 1864-03-06
Markets: by Telegrap;,.
Cfnci7sHAtI hTafhce,.

EtHElrA&Sl HIAf8et+'
Especial DispascE 20 tho Chic1co Teihune1
clSc1H1Ags. March I, 1s6<.
GanCKnE1-f!Fuef. AE8 there ID better feeling u
market 1t IAst QuotsHols.
Wzmkx-CEter Adytees from Washington Tho mar
kct eloscs buoysnt At S. which cure hod-ts tss
tndl.potsd 10 scn largely
GKA1-WAes. trancr. and red IL vesy tlr,u 1t u -
012 shu1 il held as 8t.S'a1G. and White at A1so
lao, Cora FRY dull. and declined TO a3&c oaAs In
good demand. and closed 17nct at &c In bulk and oc
tobaEs Ryo steady and i1 good demznd, with ssles
At st-aA Bas'eT ls In tAit -squc1t at 4iEe1 10 for
spnrC paLd ELcn1le5 for I'LL, C1oteE so<a In moGcr-
ste request at E.-at4sco.
FLorz-MEket nrmer, 7nh sales of srpesane 1t
$5.5ns275.
Fkot1h1ons-Iherc Is NJ material change In the
mhrkat for tEese pork with attle !nqur there
not eEorgh doing 70 estshlisa ptfces tbs h1urcs AK
cd sec-&cuas for new. *22.N for coupzy, {f3sa tof
city brands CID, sle for last seasons packing
aud 3tco !-r two 5eats old BnlE shoulders are quiet
bat held trK1y as 7xcasxc 1oz light t.avy 4yeE-
sge~. oose- RIB sizes dull. With sales nf 2o9 600 b.
Avesaxlus Is ns, At 9Hc. which Il = NJ lower than
they were held yesterday, and ssc OF hight averages
WAS made Ut 6Ac. Clear siuos held nomlnn1ly ut
tnk@l94c, but We heard Of no demand. Hams are in
moderate request At 1oAi9llc. Bacon Shoulders a2d
H. arc nominal there being but lttte enquiry for
either, aud there are very tcw lots out Of Smoke
Psta. Hams firm at 1s4c cforcanvassed asl Pack
ct and tho hest city brands cured attic Lard
L. unchanged and dun. City " held II sud cps,n-
try at 12hc, with \ aa1e of 100 tres gut FLAG.
1onAcoo-Sa1ca Of new Kentucky lent and tusa &t
$6.93A51 and old southern -Eentucly 1uga II xSse
&l15o.
, 1864-03-06

Conversational aud Military Matters


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trieune-1
WAsHrsaToN, March 5. 1s5a
Officers OF the Potomac arn77 say that Eot ICES
tbnp seven thousand eailors are nwalt1nG orders
,rantses1lng them into tho n9yal service
The t1ya per cent interest on tho new ao-*o bonus
will be parable serni-annuAlls, In March and Sep
tembcr.
voorhees,, in bis speech to-day, out-Vallantls-
hamcd yalIandighsm -1hon he described as pure
and Christian gentleman whom the ssvaso Burnside
bad banfshcd. He appealed 10 tbs men Of the
Southern statca to ioin the conservatives Of tho
North in restosipc tho Un.on bS other means than
war:
The attends nee In The Housc was even smaller
than iaet Sst nrday. Henry i. Raymond, editor of
the New T,uk 7fo:es, has been here working asst
duoney Il, prevent the passage OF tho act psostdne
for an ,nendncnt to the Constitution to abo'isa
slsyels. >.
Trc Ccurt OF Claims hare rendered Judgment In
t,v.rof Il. s. Grant for property destroyed in Of.
W. to prevent its falling into the hands Of the
rcbe1s, The dcei.1on is Important ns 1t settles tae
! a;ennted question whether the Court. hare jus,s'
5;so on claims for damages, or ut lest show thas
~ s,rrt viii take Jurisdiction In such cases.
crr,, ,,et.mc an army contractor undss Floyd, on
tha Recommendation Of ex-senator 0win, and Ill
hsstss,ms bxyc been reaisted By tho War Depart
| TX p.;etaIaept bas pardoned J. Il. Rowland.
, 1864-03-06
NEW HANIRSIlIRE.

The State election In the Granite State oc-
ru,s on Tuesday. It is likely to be very
close, and the Republicans feel considerable
.apprcheusIons of being defeated The great
proportion Of the soldiers from that St.ss
come from the Republican party. The loss
from this cause 1t estimated at 10, 600 votes.
-Four or five veteran regiments will be at
home on election day, but they do not aver
age moro than 500 men to each one, while
thirty regiments, and those the largest, will
not have chance to take part In the election
Last year the vote was as follows:
Gilmore Rep. *, ,035 Eastman. Cop. 8, ,6Ss
Hartman, WarDem4 ,sz2 Eastman ovcr gu. 3,7a3
Gilmore and Hartman over Eastman.. .64
4 careful caoTass Of the State has been
made BY our friends, with tho following re-
suit:
Union War Voters 81, ,ai8 Opposition ......sao o72
Doubtful, 1872.
If We estimate our share of the doubtful
as one-fourth, the probable vote for Govern
or next Tuesday wI1l stand: !,
Gilmore. 4,611 Huntington ,oM
Gilmorc's minority
But II we give one-half Of those to the
copperheads who voted for Hartman last
year, 1t will elect the coppethead ticket by
nearly 2,0o0 majority. The contest is doubt
fnl as 1t stands.
, 1864-03-06
GREAT MOVEMENT OF REBEL
TROOPS In WEST VIRGINIA.
An Emphatic Voice for Abraham
Iineoln from Chic.
GENERAL. GRAFT EN- ROUTE TO
WASHINGTON.
kn Extensive Drug Estab-
Hshn1ent Burned in
Boston.
The Notorious Guerilla
Richardson Killed.
Pres1dant Lincoln Endorsed by tIto
Legislature.

President Lincoln Endorsed by tho
Legislature.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.l
COLUMBUS, o., Fcb.6.
The following paper has been signed by ninety
out Of ths one hundred and etz Union members OF
the Ohio Legislature: =
Co1uMnrs, Ohio, Feb =.
Al Convention Of the Union members OF tho
General Assembly, held on the evening OF the 25th
instant, the following resolution was adopted, viz:
Resofrtd, That In the opinion Of this Convention
the people Of ohlo and her soldiers In the held de-
the Presidency Off United States.
The undersigned Senators and Representatives,
speaking for ourselves, and unoHethlly concar in
the opinion expressed In the foregoing resolution.
Three members are absent, who, II here, would
attach their names. Six other members endorse
the resolution, hut refused to sign, out Of their
personal regard for Mr.. Chase. They desired to
hare the action delayed until Mr. Ehase was uoti-
fed, 60 that he could hare Withdrawn, II he de-
sired. Thus Mr. Lincoln really has % out Of Isl
members Of the entire Legislature, Including cop
perheade.
The ValIandigham fund Is likely to come to sud
dcn grief at some not far dist2ut day. Senator
Deyin Of Knox county, Las given notice Of his In
tentlon to Introduce bill to prevent the citizens
Of Ohio from giving pecunlary or other aid to tzai
tors baniehed from the United 6tates BY order ol
the Presldent-
The number Of Ohio veterans who have re-en.
listed a. far az reported to Adjt. Gen.. cowan, Ii
11,122. Several thousand will be added to this
number from regiments not get officially
reported. 8,5s4naw recruits were mustered tnte
sezsice from .s ,tate dnsnG the past week. ohis
has snrnipbed traction over n 400 new men zinc
Nor. 1et LAST year.
, 1864-03-06
DEBATE IN TKzE 9ExNATE:.
1EeEnarks Of Senator Wilkinson nbout
1&endesH Order to KetFeAx nj f3ettvn.
burg, an4 McC1elaanss tIoNdnJ
Fig 2htinX.
WAsnENoTGN, March 8. 1854.
FEAH0ykL EXPLANATION.

FEAsoxk1 EXPLANATION.
". Wilkinson, Ua. Minn.) rising TO personal
explanation, read fto1a tho Boston R.t rprent
arccent srecch 81 biz IL the Senate Chamber Ia ~
anpce to the comparative merits Of the Eastern
I'D WeeteTa armies. Ho'dcnouncedt the sketch Of
gsthed, and safd that be should have been assured
oftts authenticity before aEraIsuing him for hAv-
ppg ,pgs tGoken e. vTa in dsrog1oa Of tEe treeps fro
!tH4the he mMc in tho Senate tho other day,
IL s'htch he imp1teg the repa1ed want Of success
Of 70 Army Of tle Potomac to the want ac4pacity
On tke Part Of and not to any wan yof couf-
dsnes ef ne late s.sator Bo.den before tle Com
nittteDn the Condatt Of the War reference TO the
force At YORKTOWN, which Ia placed II from ,3eht to
ten thcue5ud, ena ret Gen. Mcclellan do!Tn be-
loiG s9a a.. saused M 6ssa Asssaeesta and other
don or gldsy. He also read an T4s Richmond Sea-
asd,a 1n91 tn Thfeh H. sons Of he recent move
deIins auta:,tI.", Whit would We III have gin
s57uRdsSias s5,, tS saass5! T. tsea R:oeesdsa e =
eeyerciy on ths fAct that Hooker wasa allowed 70
h:ht Hhold:day Mt Williamsburg, whEe an army
within i've lss witiouz coz coming to :he,r :rslicf:
also, TO The GE: pf Gen. Casey having been thrown
& 1aS IN zasane-af l tie rna.7 4Fmy il Faie Oaks.
hour o. he ale1runo by saluneTs
ts5SS: hs M ssss 9ses,
Tat. while tho great victory Of Malvern Ellis was
being #on, GcI. NcCiellnu Was safeiy enseonced
On Srnboat- Thsn Gen. Grants blnu4esin1 ap-
daelty would hare .e3ped tie ful trults q Victory
He also aIimadzsEted on the eourse or the Com
manders ofthe Army Of the Potomac during Gen.
Pores teeond 3aA Run light. Ha was informed
that. before the battle Of Gettysburg, winch be con-
s.dered the gse3+st battle record the order had
beer s1, Issued by Gen. Meade ter rettcet, which.
advance 3 y, had net alEesdy become engaecd, ten-
was fought ~ no battle ever was. fought
oe1ore and victory more hoaoEa5lo Wak.
Won than any ever gained BY Earoleon. Lees
army could shea. haxe been ann,hllatcd and the
s9ldiers would haye dong 4. but the army was halt
ed on the banks Of the Potomac, while Gen. Lees
army Tas lefs to c1oss with only d.;ht rounds Of
cartridges per ulan, which would have lasted but
four mfnptea. He believed Gen. Meade pure snd
patriotic msns but for the honor Of the army and
country 1t should be known that tie want OF success
Is dne, not to the neu, but becaasc the army has
not been managed Us the conquezins, victorious
army OF the West hss.
Senator johnson, Of Nd, replied, making a eost
Of general denial, and deprecating the pclicy Of
making these revelations on Meade and Mcclellan
, 1864-03-06
FROM DESMOINES.


Especial Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tabunc.J
DEsNoIHEB, IOWA, March s.
Mr.. Woolecn, from the special Senate Commit
tee, has reported bill to secure certain lands to
aid the construction of the Kcokuks Desmo1nes and
Minnesota Railroad. This company will be able to
push their work with vigor the coming SEASON.
AIr. Durnnt has lately negotiated 4 loan Of MIL
lion dollars for the Mississippi and Missouri River
Road. Railroad enterprises In this Stats have
never promised 20 well as at the present time.
Nothing OF interest was disposed Of In either
House to-day.
Senator Becosm Of Clarke County has enlisted rs
q private in the First Iowa Cavalry. As soou as
the Legislature adjonrnh he wM take his place in
the ranks among the defenders Of the Republic.
The martial spirit ia as high and huoyant In Cen
ttal and Weetern Iowa. a. during the first year Of
the war. From dfty to one hundred soldiers are
leaving Capt. Bsowne1l's district every Dig.
Preparations are being made to give the return
Ing Fourth Infantry grand reception CD Monday.
Two Asme1s living In Caas County LETT the vi.
1acc of Lewis for their homes. Thursday evening,
both intoxicated. An alteration occurred on the
way, and one ct them, named Watson, w2s killed,
evidently with blows Of the fist and clubs Both
were men OF family and had been friends for Jeafs.
Whisky WAS the only trouble.
4 train Of about twenty-five wagons loaded With
groceries and provisions, bound for Idaho from
Burlington and Galesbrng, passed through herr
Yesterday. Several old Cs.ifoznfans in the conps
ny esy the central rout. tia Omaha, is by fa1 tht
beet and most secu1c from Indians Of any routt
acfoss the p!ains.
, 1864-03-06
FROM CAIRO.

CAIno, March 6.-The steamer Rocket, from
VIcksburg 9th. arrived thla afternoon With forty
eeyen guerilla prisoners captured at various times
BY tic nartna brigade. They belonged to tho
river. Among them are two Heusenants and one
captain.
Memphis papers Of the Sd contain no news In that
district.
Cotton 1at: good ralddlinG &C; strictly do eoc:
Tho river has risen tour feet In three daye, and
continues to rise,
, 1864-03-06

Nou11s. Tuesday, Feb 23-Ths enemy opened
GO ~ Eoft Powell at 10y O'Clock this morning;
i 1{snatch this evening eays that siI moEtafs ana
four guuboats shelled ~ day, firing three hunared
age. ~. o-,
Nov that sherman'e force IL Hs7cseed OF With
drxwn. there appears to be but Little a1Iiety y ~
an7tk!rg. Fa11aEut may accomplish N1In nis tSss
Mobile HsWon'51 1s5' anoN ar1s 81 the @ passes
snd The forts. The Mobile R<9i3teT REMARKS: hs ~
sH.rtfsrd Eicutes' and his monitors cah na1o ,ff ~
mace in the picture s1d re hare ncts enoul ha1 h
~ hfs SMALLER crafts. He mGst come mere .aen
1ai,h larse army, and he must come t9 ensoante
ths best Confederate troops behind tne Reir =, @
strongest works that nave oeea' '8'e'N" >''~
So1sh-" ,,.ps.,st,-7
.... 1a,,er from Fort Powell to the Editsr
TX rsrer SAW: 'tThe excitement here has SUB.
ost5sj th1e morning. Commodore fhr-nssut WITH
II. htsfa Eas ii Grants Pats ttweasg-tour miles
Ee,ow heEc} yesterday a99 sent 9seFe .e% a. ths ~
cYenipr, This was, prsbsbls on account o. the
Wnter Being low tha: they could rot FL o5sr ~ nc
| b6r, There has been strong moth W1no ior tne
raj few days which drives the :idf out, and foa
tbsn It Ess heen for some time. should the vino
cEsnce to The south d.tIeren. stage OF water ua5
! be anticipated"
| Tur rca.1F1cAr1oss or xoank.
| 4 ro,1tsuouaent w,ite, Of the tott:fcatious o
NotIic; tsTsa Qualifications At Moo1lo AZ oetn
rushed toswa; 70 cppt,H ~ tsa ass ms. 81 ss,iu
idiue works properly and sctcntEcaaS cona'tn1, 1,
ri IL aU tut 4rmercus besieccu piacse: q 81 n.y. :
nu,ati,cIy trcau force Of is;anfy-aca5IH I - ~ ~
sted to ko,d these works asainst almost Az T.
ssIk CEN prIk's main force, oattiaa oa tt9' 70 ~
| - nenr sCfuEl StetEon.' but posLoa ~ '"
e1u.y las ,stp ttct to eettito-se Ea'ssP''ee' =
, 1864-03-06

The Dayton Journal contains long account Of
the riot In that city on Thursday, from which We
quote the following facts:
Abort noon twenty soldiers Of the 4ith Ohio fcss-
imeut collected in front Of tho Office OF the Dayton
Et1niYe. and threw stones against it.. Then they
eutered d he building, and mistaking tho compost
lion room Of the Woea enoott for that ct the Fri
fhe one they intended to visit. Captain Badger,
Who led On the soldiers Is aaid TO hare been into1-
and bis has Sesn sG st ihr
,Ss He' S,,se. end E J. 9Es souas, " e e Psr!s = v
sh md thsa e. o,sas and
them to disperse. Tbs Mayor Of the city. was also
prefont but official interference was shen 6eees,
sa The .odsrs 9en Raer MI m.de ~ de- an namms
t1rT speech. BY this time the nse~bells sounded,
aud eat thEong Of people haa aszsm91sd M N ta Tue
- .ee .Ss ,.einc speechee, denonaeing he disorder
thst had taksn place and Qniet seemed aoout 20 e
stqedi se ,bs Sns sadns
MI Or tbs speaker, to VI. cowin's 1emask thst
,hs solder sss os1s1SSd sSea se
ared ahe aode e. ~ With f1shsd r.
xard to svsDss tae author s
itfficu1t 10 ascertain. at al events ne retseased
smons othe.s, and was followed up, whsn ne afeW sa
i1sr nS seyercT in one hand. Another and another
.hot fsilowed In quick succeeslon aud suddenly
humber OF men In citizsos clot5es.somE o. ,ia ahs
Ine II tktTmishczA ACROSS Main, eoath .! ihird
st4ettl and Opened reckless and wanton hte With
revolver, directly Into 1he snd
ehi]dren-Who fed aftighted In eSesy direction:
The firing lasted but minute e !wo, o9s s2%s = T.
a3 fhsts fhst d0e S - eFe Sechased soldier vho 9R
an crhanet,ne bis wearon fe back big comrades
fso'dIers3 beI5e unarmed+ During the fIing ha1sss
" ehe streeis, Enockins up the dust In Itte pa!s
hi tbe ecets, saye III ths dispersion Of the multi
bsais cs4a sn9ass1 ps.eet aSE a
tor staggered into The os'zsa! office te and aled'
Jnles OEicr, wounded SOLDIER ot nc LIN ING, S
wsa dapserously wounded II the right I1ns, .nd in
! ona Of lis hands. One r hiteomb, soldie. o. "
4h Ohio Cavalry was esld to hs mounaea " sna "a
sed ~ above d|d not 1raIn Consequences Of deieSt
Ire wsaPon, bit he stood ha ground I'LL oA''' y
Georce Nttr1dee {an uzhiu son Of H. KittsidEe
~ Wis9ni CIV. Vas severely wounded n ths ici
H.. Sc bail s1iking tho bone, glanced and lodges
IN 81 Eesr, 1eS policeman Of theeth Ward ~ sea
IN lie rght h.nd 1t Is said he w- associated WV
asIaip sI Jses Kelly. the Court House eFls1
on he shoulder blade, but lid mol penetrate u
tkln: tkl:,..s, othsrs vcrc struck bn, not wounded.
seIeEa1 ary was Galea in csEle'scase aud r
turned verdict h.1 be rs shot ~ II SGs 'ope5 NJ
gnknown nsnes I'M Of Volunteer militia were ealls
sagses y y I'll I'll 2aif' s. sa xss
arrgstsa ~ None of tbe soldiers or coppethead
sss.ss:sS ras ss
''1n tnis no1ednct of Inc Union citizens Of Da
~ e,is to slisy y
an1 rftaatef ~ ef .Se during the j
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, 1864-03-06
FEf81E INDIANAPOLIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr.hune.1
lHptANAPoI1a, Nareh5, 1854.
The Governor has obtained an oroes from the
War Department, By which enlisted men for the
18Th, viii have tho privilege offurnhhlng thes own
horses, subject 10 government inspection, the
horses to be presented for inspection and purchase
at kcuda!lyslle Columbus aud Indianapolis, in the
next fifteen dayB from this date.
The 57th and 6sth Indiana Vsteraa Regiments
were publicly received yesterday afternoon.
Gen. 9ol. Meredith il announced as candidate
for Congress in the bth Congressional district. Ha
has rendered valuable services in the aeld a7s1
ehnnld ha nominated AMI elarted
, 1864-03-06

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1{bune.l
MILWAUKEE. March ), 1894 r.
4WHs At Receipts Is co. shade taaIer Ssien ooc
No. sp.ing In store at tl.l6ka111H: sNlhu No. l.
Buycrs optton.au tho month Ut 41.1s; toe0o do at
sl.l8N: to. .coo do SELLERS option tl.l6x.
CoRs-SteadJ. Sales. It's hu new sheAtd delivered
1T BE.
BARI1T-F1rm. Sales $50 b=.of pzima delivered at
ei.c7 3o5 bu by sasaple delivered at &i.saal@.
FLorE-Dull and inactive, fosaies~
DRYssKp 1Ioos.-.,crei eip:-, i. head. Market urn
sua I5c higher. Saler g headnt II sas85, dividing
on 2cp nt.
rKoE1sloK4-Q Qu.et and unehangaA. No aalca.