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Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

If A N 7 E II b U X Y II A Il L /.
| CANTERBURY 2
CANTERBURY
| CANTERnURY
i CANTERBURY
| MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
LoutildHd Avenue, near ne corner Of stzfh abn.
lin rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotel,
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT, 'n
Geo. Les....m..........,Nf Manager And Ptoprieto
| UNPARALLyD SUCCESS
OF THE GORGEOUS PANToMIME
entitled
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
with additional
TRICKS, SCENERY, AND TRANsFORbfATIoNs
Clown. .,......,........,.....w. D. CAvAnauRh
nat!e9ulh T. DonnelY
Pantaloon. n. Williams
Columbine. ."...."... Emma schell
Fairy Gnome. Lucy Clifton
The Piece abounds In Fanny Tricks, Mechanical
Changes, Startling Transformations, Tableaux,
ChoruSes, &c, terminating witha
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX,
REPRESENTING THE GENIUS OF AMERICA
Washington is discovered on an elevated Pedes.
tai. holding the Constitution, supported on either
side by Faith, Hope, and Clarity Liberty, Justice,
and Mercy, Agriculture, Commerce, Art, ard Lit.
erAtufe. Ceres, the Goddess OF Plenty, IL pouring
@ TSrsFrSIn5 @ The so1th spd soutS are
10 rend the Union 10 twAin-the Demon OF seces.
sion, with War, Famine, and Pestilenoe in his
with his Soythe and Hour.Glsss looks cody on.
Tho whole forming picture OF
UNPARALLELED GRANDEUR,
In addition 10 which magnificent
DIVERSIFIED PERFoRMANCE
will be given by the
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
Now attached TO this Establishment
HU9DREDs UNABLE TO OBTAIN ADnIIssTONl
UNANIMOUS EXPRESSION OF
WONDER AND DELIGHT
Tho public are respectfully invited to read the
list frstcass artists attached 10 the Canterbury
and compare the names with any other EStabllah-
ALL WILL APP, Ar TONIGHT
JOHN MuLLIGAN,
". d, CAVENAUGH
BILLY WEST,
BEL EHASTY AND WARD,
LEW DONNELLI,
!. II DOUGHERTY.
n. RAYNOR,
BILLY THOMAS.
THE BOUQUET OF BEAUTY,
JENNIE F0RREsT, MARY CoULsoN, LOUISA
ROULETTE, NELLIE RAINFORD, ESTELLE
FORREST, MAGGIE WILSON, NAOMI
PORTER, FLORENCE RIVERS, LUCY
CLIFTON, EMMA SCHELI, AND
EMMA THOMAS,
/ In the Beautiful Fairy DivertiGsemtnt OF
THE SPORTS OF THE PERISi
"QueeR Of the rose bud, garden ofghls,"
Lilly and rose In one
| EVERY ACT NEW.
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS ny THE
CORkOLOGIANS,
Who will appear in new Songs, Dances and FIX
tTavAgAn2as, including,
now TO ENADE THE DRAFT
THE RIVAL DARKEYS!
THE GHOST!
Tie entire Evenings Entertainment combining
OVER FIFTY DISTINCT ACTS.
hunllbAlOu
Orchestra. oenu
| Private BoNea, holding six perEona......Sb
| nnOTs oDen At o'el0oAi Performance TO COM
menee 81 O'Clock,
! FAMILY MATINEE.
! On Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, on which
| occasion the Grand PAntomime OF the
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
| win he performed at cheap prices.
! AdnIHsiOn-Lalles IS eeRtsi Children 10 cents.
SHOWS CELFBRATED TROUPE OF
PERFOR MING DOGS AND MONK Y $
Are engaged, and will shortly appear.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14

IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTURALIsTs.-H
IsaAc Newton, CCmmiHslOBer OF Agriculture, has
recently received a very superior lot OF black and
white oats from Stockholm, sweden, weighing
tOrty-iiye pounds 10 the bushcl which will be dis
tributed among the farmers in quart packages,
upon application TO the Department Our Amer.
a choice variety Of lTrApe yinel and rare plants-a
contribution GOm the Iycoun-which are also
ready for diBtnbut on Trc exchange of plants
and seeds with foreign countries has done much tC
develop the resources Of our soil and climate and
recent experiments reported to the Department
have demonstrated the NdAPtAbility Of the Nortl
10 the production of many articles which II WAI
heretofore supposed could only be cultivated In thu
south
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14

Music IN PUIIIC sCHOoLs.-lt has been de-
termined to furnish several Of the public school,
houses with pianos, the Committee on Musie hSv
log contracted with Mr. Ellis for four OF CHECKER
ing SONS celebrated pianos, three Of which were
delivered Tuesday, and the her Will be on hand
when the HohookhOuae is ready for II,
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14

+ o. r. s A L E
100 cases brakes Plantation BltterS,
200 WI c. Club House Gin,
I6O bbls. Old Rye Whiskey.
90 Very Old Rye Whiskey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee,
100 kits Mess MAokeFel.
100 half kits Mess Maekerel.
100 kits No. do.
100 No,s do.
100 Piokled Salmon,
80 bags Old Java Coffee.
And general AaaoLtmont OF Wines Liquors,
W. CORWIN BURGY,
No. II North Charles street,
mIR-Iy Baltimore, Md.
DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
IL AGENCY,
Everybody should cali on
N. H. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For Hsry ants and real estate Agency No. bl Nintl
| treot near PsnnbylvRnlA avenue, (north)
Particular attention paid to the renting OF uwr!-
nngs and Boarding Houses, stores, sc. Real Er'
tate and other Property bought and cold on com'
| mission.
Property holders can Obtain tho beat OF tenants
| without charge,
N.B. The best OF reference given when required
| oel9-u
DOYs' CLOTHING. WE ARE NOW
| ID in receipt Of q large assortment Of Boya, AhC
for the present season for drsGI and school NGar
| tO which we invite the attention OF parents.
| WALL, 5TEPHERSE s Co,
ISS PsnnsylVGniA Avenue, botW osu
Ninth and Tenth streets
apr iO-'ni tsIAr a IntSl.l
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AUCTION SALES.
RY W" ,;,rl,,ArI. v Ii 6 co

ID AuCTIONEERs ~
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
By virtue Of the order and decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, bearing date
the oth day oi April, 1864, the undersigned Com
mlsaonern VIII oher for sale at Public Auction on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of April, A. d. Is0t, At 8
o'clock p m, in front Of the premises, the south
part OF Lot numbered Seventeen, H. in square
numbered one Hundred and Ninetyssix Cipsl OF tho
plan OF the city OF WiHhingtopi beginning for the
same at the southeast corner OF said Lot and run.
ming thence west eighty feetj thence north twenty
(70 feet thence west (t0) feet, to the line Of an
alley In the rear OF said LotI thence north with
the line Of said alley i've (5) feet six (6) inshts
thence east one hundred and twenty 120) toet, and
thence south with the line of Fifteenth street west
hirtyone l feet six (6 inches TO the place Of be-
ginningi with the improvements thereon, oonsis-,
ing Of q twoGtory frame house.
This property 10 situated on Fifteenth street
west, between N and N streets north.
Terms: One-third cash the residue IN INSTALL
ments Of six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving his bonds payable to the respective parties
entitled, snd bearing interest from the day OF Bse
Title deed to be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money IL paid. -
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser,
JOHN VAN RtsWICR,
CHARLES WILSON,
GEORGE T. McGLGE,
GEORGE l.. SHERIFF,
WM. J. MURTAGH,
Commiaiioners.
SpS-2Awsds WI WALL Co, Kuet'S,
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

RovER'S THEATRE,
VI PennEylvaniA avenue, near Wnlards' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER. R.......".......D .DrRECToI
Also Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia.
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, APRIL u,
LAST NIGHT OF THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL OPERA SEASON
ever known Ia Washington.
ONLY TIME, MOST POSITIVELY,
or Otto NicolaiS Comic Fantastical opera, in three
"'"' MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,
with cast embracing nearly
THE ENTIRE STRENGTH
OF THE GREAT COMPANY.
AZ three Of the Admired Prima Donne,
~ '''' sIGNoRA LOUISE FREDERICI
and MILE CANIss A
NJ THEO HABELMANN,
NJ FREIDR1CH GRAFFO,
sIGNoR CARLO LENA !,
THE FULL CHORUS
ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
CARL ANsCHUTZ. Z...... Conductor Of the Opera,
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Manager takes great pleasure in announcing
that he has sueeerd d in changing the time for the
commencement Of the Opera Season in Philadel.
TWO SPECIAL PERFORMANCES
The frat Of which will be given on Friday even.
ing when Bce'hoVe9,s exquisite OPERA
will be given In strict compliance with the innu-
merRbls urgent requests that have been sent in for
Its repetition
The final performance Of this great company will
be given on Saturday evening, April IS, when, for
this first and only time most positively, will he
presented Rossinls much-admired Opera,
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE
Reserved seats for either Of the nights for sale at
Metzeratts Music Store, and at the Box Oiilce Of
the Theatre, at the follow ng
SCALE OF PRICES!
OlCncbIra lhhlIb - ~
DrsEa Circle and Parquette. 81 %
Family Circle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
IflNAie BONeHss sls W
Secured BeAts 50 cents extra
c. D. HESS,
Business Manager and Treasurer,
ON MONDAY,
GROWERS GREAT PHILADELPHIA COM
PANY, from the New Chestnut Street Theatre, will
commence a brief Season at this Theatre aplI
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14

LOYAL PENNsYLyANIAEs.-A public meeting
of PennRylvAnians will be held this evening, al
half past O'Clock, In the hall on the second hoor
Of the unOa League building, on Ninth street, be.
tween D and j. streets The public are respect.
fully invited TO bo present. hddresseG will bo de-
livcTcd by Col FRANCE JORDAN and others. By
orher OF tic EXecMtiYU Committee.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14
CHIET QuARTERMAsTER's OrrIlD,j
DEPOT or WAsHINGTOE,

CHEF QUARTERMAsTEK's OFFICF,l
DEPOT OF WAsHTN0TOE, !
WABHIEGTOS, d. c., March %, 1854.
WILL De SOLD, at Public Auction, at the Coz.
rails near the Observatory, in the city Of Washing
ION d. G, on WEDNESDAY, April 9Th, 1885, And
on WEDNESDAY, April 10th, 1864, a lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unht for public service.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale 10 commence At II o'clock a. m.
d. II. RUCkER,
Brigadler General, Chief QuArteFmasteF,
m29-2Ot Depot OF Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14

FAMILI MATTNLL.
Tn Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, on which
occasion the Grand PAntOmime OF the
HOUSE THATJACK BUILT,
VIII lie performed at cheap prices.
AdmlsBion-LajIes IS eeRtsi Children 10 cents.
SHOWS CELEBRATED TROUPE OF
rERFOR MING DOGS AND MONK EYs
Are engaged, and will shortly appear.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14

CuIEF QUARTERMAsTER'S OFTIlT,)
DEPOT or WAsHIEGTON, }
WAsHIEGroS d, C., Aprils 1864.
VIII he sold at public auction, at Seventh street
wharf In the city OF Washington, d. C., MON.
DAY, April Is, 1864 at 10 O'Clock m,
4s 900 OLD AND UNSERNICEABLE GRAIN
SACKS.
successful bidders will be required to remove the
sNcks within Ave days from the day OF sAlo
Terms, oaGh, In Government funda
d. II. RUCKER,
Aps-9t Brig Gen. and Chief Quartarmastsr.
GALE BY THE UNITED STATES OF
- BALLOONS AND FIXTURES.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-14
DY JAMES @. MCGUIRE & Co,
ID AUCTIONEERs

.ps-aAwsds WI wALk 3 co., KGet,s.
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Ed 0sIsaraph.


cHArTASoooA, March II, P. M.-Ths
passenger traih due at sA. 81. has Just ar
rived safely. The deIey uas owing to q
freight train ahead being attacked by Car
ter's bushwhackers, $50 in number, near
Estelle, FIVE miles from Tallahorna, yester-
day afternoon. They burned three cars,
and robbed the psymaster Of fifteen hun
dred dollars, and killed three negroes. A
force from Tullahoma arrived and drove the
rebels of, killing three. The trains are
running in regular order now.
W. Roper, ambrotypist, fell from Point
Lookout, one hundred feet, this afternoon,
snd was instantly killed. He leaves wife
and young family at home, in Carrollville,
Clair county, Penn. He almost dragged a
woman down the awful preeipiee with him.
The 10th Ohio, Col. Burke, was presented
with beautiful flag to-day, by the Suffers
Of the Cumberland Army aud Agents Of the
Adams Express Company. Gen. Whipple
and staff and other distinguished officers
were present. 1t was a grand affair.
Col. Frank Wolford's Lexington speech
has been received. The comments pub
lished in this mornings Gazette, with de-
mandatory editorial thereof, is exciting
much interest.
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2ireE alelvs.


The Cumberland is falling with about
eight feet water on the Shoals.
The Prima Donna did not get Off yester-
day. She viii depart at P. N. to-day.
The Nashville, Capt. Barclays splendid
packet, departs at noon for Pittsburg.
ARRIvED.-Poland, Ohio river; Mercury,
Evansville; Ginnie Hopkins, Cairo.
DEPARTED.-IdahOe, Cairo; u.s. Pringle,
St. Louis; Ellwood, Cairo; Stephen Deca-
tar, st. Louis; J. H. Hinde, Louisville.
The Ohio river is falling at Louisville
with feet water in the canal.
The Star Grey Eagle, Havana and Uni
verse left Louisville for this port Wednes-
day.
At GAINESVILLE, the Emperor, on her re-
cent trip out, struck a pier and knocked
both chimneys down, tore her guards of
and sunk a barge, which was subsequently
struck by the steamer Diana coming up
with a tow, at the head Of Dove Island,
sinking the canal boat Cape May, loaded
with 400 barrels Government -four. Seven
miles below Capt. JefIries caught the barge
and saved it from total wreck.
The Bon Accord broke shaft when near
Metropolis on Friday. She was on herway
TO Nashville with two loaded barges Of
grain. She returned to Cairo. The steam
er Home started up on Saturday night to
take her "tow" to Nashville.
The river at st. Louis is falling with ten
feet water out to Cairo. Upper Mississippi
stationary with seven feet water in the
channel to Keokuk; eight feet in the Illi-
nois and rising. There is not space enough
on the ST. Louis wharf for the freight.
The steamer City Of Alton and Govern
ment ram collided a few days since below
Cairo. The former had her wheel house
generally smashed up; passengers fright
ened but "nobody hurt"
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a9lunetary & Commercial.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, March Is, 1864. !
CoTToN.-Nothing doing yesterday. The
highest price offered was Soc.
GnocERIEs-N. o. Sugar I9@2lc = h;
Crushed 24c; Coffee 44c; Tea 81 1902 Is
p b., according to quality; Molasses, SIG
81 10 2 gall; Syrup 81 lO@S1 20.
FLoUE-In good supply at IS 75@S9 y
Dbl.
MEAL-In request at 81 10 y bushel.
BAoox-In demand at lSc p ID. hog round.
LARD-very scarce. Would bring ia
I71lc y II.
CAxDLEs-star 24e 10, Tallow, SO y box.
SALTS so p Dbl.
ToBAoco.-Dinicult to class; sOc@Sl so
p ID.
soAP.-German l21Ec p II; Family I21lc.
CnEEsE.-W Western Reserve lsc p b.;
Hamburg ISL; English Dairy zoe.
NnLs.-s9 90 y keg, asserted sizes.
MAcKEREL.-In barrels SIS 90; Z bbls.
SO so; Kits 50 90.
BRooMs.-S4 90 p dozen.
BUcKETs.-S4 90 y dozen.
DYE sruFFs.-Indigo 81 IS p b; Nader
zoe p n. Operas &c p h.
Corrox CARDs.-SI5@Sls p dozen.
CLovER SEED.-Sl2 90 y bushel.
LEArHER.-Sole, oak, 5O@55c p II; Hem
lock Ss645c; Harness $4,000; Upper, per
dozen, S5O@s60; Calf Skins, per dozen, $50
@6O; Kip Skins, per dozen, $72@SlOO.
OIL AND HDEs.-Tanners' Oil Sl.5O@$2 y
gallon. Green Hides s@lOc p ID; dry do.
l2@l5e y h.
GRASS SEEDS - Timothy SO y bushel !;
Herds grass 50 so; Orchard, 81 so; Blue
grass S2@2 50.
NoTE.-The above are wholesale prices.
LOUISVILLE, March I6.-The Flour mar
ket continues duh. We quote superfine AT
S4.25@5; extra 5.50@6; extra family $500
Z, and fancy brands at 7.50@S.50.
Wharf.-The receipts are light, but prices
unchanged. We quote Mediterranean and
Alabama red at 81. 2O@l.25, as in quality,
and white at Si.3e@1.S5.
CoRN-Sales to-day at 90c@S1 from wag
ons, with light receipts. Sales from Store
at Sll0@l.15.
OARS, &c.-Very little doing in Oats at IS
6S5c. Seed Oats held st Si.o5. Rye we
quote at 81 20, and Barley Sl.5561.60.
BUTfER-Sales at 3e9S2c foF fair roll by
the quantity, n. Y. Western at 30G32c.
The retail price is ss@40. Generally infe-
rior.
CBEEsE-We quote at lac for prime ". r,
l41zc for Ohio Hamburg, n. y. Hamburg
Ice. Pine Apple 22@24c. The stock IS
fair.
EoGs-Dealers are paying 25c per dozen,
and selling at SOC.
Observation-Disclosures sales Of New Or
leans Sugar al 151k@l6c by the hogshead;
in barrels it commands from l6c TO Ic per
pound more. Large receipts by river from
New Orleans. White Sugars are steady.
Crushed. &c, I9l<(al9ko, Coffee we quote
at S7Ikc@35 &c for Rio.
CINCINNATI, March IS, P. M.-Flour dull;
.0e0 bbls extra sold at 1913.
Wheatdall; hardly any demand red not
saleable at over Sis.
Corn unchanged Soc.
Oatssteady at 7sc,
Whiskey more in demand at Soc.
No change IN provisions.
Nothing done in Pork at 50, and hone
for country az over 81.
Prices OF Lard are nominally unchanged.
Groceries firm and quiet.
Clover Seed dull az 81.
Gold 5e@6o; Silver ~; exchange steady
+ al par.
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AmusementS.

TaEATRE--Miss Helen Westerns ben
eft comes of tonight The performances
open with the French drama entitled The
Actress Of Padua, in which Miss W. APP
pears as Thisbe. The entertainments close
with An Hour at Seville" In this piece
Miss W. personates nine parts.
New THEATRE-Mr Wallack takes a
benefit at the New Theatre tonight. The
opening piece is "The Stranger" in which
Mrs Farren plays Mrs. Halter and Mr..
Wallack The Stranger. After the play the
comedy Of the " Honeymoon. Duke, Mr..
Wallack Rolando, Mr.. Davenport; Juli-
ana, Mrs. Farren. Ifsny lover Of the drama
can resist the temptation TO be present to-
night, we shall give him up as lost.
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George Miller and Sam Stout, claim
eng 10 be from Nashville, were arrested in
Louisville Tuesday, and sent to Jail, charged
with stealing.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii be
paid, by Taos. s. MARI.
CERTIFIED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, laborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College-stroets,
where the very best rates are given by
Taos. s. MARR.
Purchase Vouchers eashed at the lowest
rate of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds OF uneurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb Is-f
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Late from FLORIDA and MObIIe.

New YORK, March 1.-THE Herald's cor
respondent from the feet off Mobile has q
rumor that Farragut is to withdraw being
satisfied that the city cannot be taken by
water.
Thirty of the forty rebels who mutined in
Fort Morgan, have been shot.
The Herald's Hilton Head letter reports
the occupation of Pillatki, Fla, by strong
force under Col. Barton.
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FoRTRRss MoSRoE, March 1.-THE .. S.
supply steamer Admiral arrived to-day from
Mategorda Bay. She saw on the 18th a
steamer burning black ceal, evidently just
off Wilmington. She chased her with all
sail set, and discovered that she was side
wheeler, with two smoke stacks, and loaded
with cotton, which she had commenced
throwing overheard. The Admiral opened
fire with her 80 pound parrot, but was out
of range. Dark coming on we lost sight of
her. We counted from our deck 42O bales
of cotton that they had thrown overheard.
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MI. Alexander, No n, Public Square,
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Sntler's
Supplies Boots shoes and Hats. just re-
eeived, 30 600 Cigars different brands; 80
bags Coffee so barrels n. o. Sugar; 30
half barrels Golden Syrup; Maekerel in
half barrels and kits; 100 boxes Cheese /;
Pickles and other Fancy Goods, too tedious
to mention, and for sale al the lowest
market prices. NJ. i. ALEXANDER.
March lin
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We are pleased to inform AL who are fond
Of good living, that they can find the finest
selection Of dried, preserved, and fresh
Fruits, Groceries, Candies, Nuts, Wines, and
almost everything that is good in the eat
able and drinking line, at W W Totten's,
No. % College street, opposite sewanee
House. He sells at the lowest market
rates, and delivers all goods bought Of him
free of charge.
Eoh % In
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OFFICE or THR PRovosT MARsHAL,
Nashville, Tenn, March Is, 1864.
Provost Orders, No. 50.
The practice Of depositing the careasses
of dead horses and mules within the city
limits, lie in violation Of ali sanitary regula-
tons, and is strictly prohibited. An such
dead animals viii b. hauled 70 a point on
the river bank, below the Government Cor
rails aud thrown into the river.
Any soldier, citizen, or Government en-
pioyee leaving any such dead careasses
within the city limits, or within one-half
mile Of she same, or any owner Of such dead
animal, neglecting TO have il hauled away,
win be arrested and imprisoned.
BY order OF Brig.-Gen. r. s. GRANGER.
JOHN W. HOREER,
Lieut.-Col. and Provost Marshal.
Mar l5-lw
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Colonel Frank Wolford was placed
under arrested by General sehofeld, com
handing the Department Of the Ohio, but,
having subsequently received an order from
Lieutenant General Grant to report in per-
son at Nashville, he was discharged.
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Assoc.ated Press Despatches.

Knoxville, March Unreliable authori-
ty, very late from the vicinity Of the rebel
army, places their force at not over nine
thousand, which are about making a rapid
movement somewhere in the direction Of
Virginia.
All the prominent rebels have been NOV
ing away Cor some time past. They have
destroyed White Horn and Muddy Greek
bridges, and are tearing the railroad pre-
paratory to a retrograde movement.
No serious collision between the forces is
likely to occur.
Gen. schofeld does not anticipate any
raid into Kentucky.
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ST. LOUIS, March IL General Pope,
from headquarters, Milwaukee, publishes
information to emigrants crossing the plains
this spring, to guard them against the con-
eentrations of hostile Indians
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John NJ Murphy, former resident
Of Dalles, Oregon, recently elopcd from
Boise river with Miss Cunningham, who
is said, by California paper, TO be daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Cunningham, ef " Burdell muir
der' notoriety.
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Ii W. J. PArrIsox, Of Loomis's f.
nous battery, arrived in this city, We'd
nesdsy night, from the front. lie ison his
way to report at Lexington, Ky.
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RELIEF MEETNG.-In pursuance to a
previous call, a number Of the prominent
citizens Of Tennessee assembled at the Office
of the Secretary Of State, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, yesterday, and organized a meeting by
the election Of Hon. David T. Patterson,
President, and John-M. Gaut, Secretary.
The President announced the object Of
the meeting TO be, to devise some means for
the relief Of those families who have been
driven from their homes by The devasta-
tions Of the war, and are temporarily re-
siding in this division Of the State. After
a short time spent in mutual consultation,
the Hon. Horace Maynard offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was. unanimously
adopted
ResoiDed, That the President, Secretary,
JOS S. Fowler, Gen. Alvin G. Gillem, Hb-
race Maynard, JOS r. Dillin, S. c. Mercer,
and James NJ. Hinton, be committee 10 re-
ceive clothing, provisions, money, and 9th
er means, from citizens and others, for the
benefit Of the many refugees now in this
vicinity, and constantly arriving; and see
that Ahe same are properly disburscd; also,
10 provide temporary shelter and employ
ment for such as are destitute IN respect TO
either.
After The adoption Of a resolution request
ing the city papers TO publish these pro-
ceedings, the meeting adjourned.
DAVID T. PATTERSON, Pres.
JOSH NJ. GAUT, Secretary.
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Maj. Gen. w. T. Sherman arrived in
tbs city on the train from Louisville last
evening.