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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27
AMUsENRNTs.
DICHMoND THEATRE,
III, Cor11r Seventh aud Broad street,

A4USE0EMTS.
DICHMoND THEATRE,
HI Cor1ur Seventh aud Broad streets.
Acting and Stage Manager. r. d. OGDEN,
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ~, isGI.
+. r. DALTON,
for the arst night in Edward sterling's three-aet
Drama entitled the
AG-PIoKER;
OR,
THE MYSTERIES OF PARISi
in which he viii appear in his really great part Of
FATHER JEAN
Miss KATIE EsTELIE AS MARIE DIDIER.
SINGING AND DANCING
Conclude with
oGDEN'S ADVENTURE.
Tomorrow will be presented, with grand effect,
JULIUS CESAR
has been re-engaged, aud will shortly appear in
series of
ENTIRELY NEW PIECES
Doors open at quarter to o'clock; performance
commencing at half-past precisely. sc Alt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-27

TUyOP- BUGGY FOR SAI4E-one Of the
hest In the city Price, S2,000 Also. four
barrels of 0allcgo FLOUR $SS5 per barrel. Ad-
dress .sB = Dizpateh Office. se'27-4ts
, 1864-03-01
GI)!fa9o .Qrlbnne.
TUESDAY. MARCH /, 1894.


On the third page will BE- found thc t1,t
History Of the "tauuting lie !" poetry, about
: which the Coprcrhead papers and spoute..
lavc lad 60 much to say during the past
three Or four years. And We may udd thai
the author Of each Of the four stauxas is .
Inmmany Hall Democrat in full war paint,
one OF tue etta3ghlest Of his tribe, We lont
lc Cops. will read this truc history. and
forever after hold their peace.
Miss Dickinson In hcr discourse last nirht
'was exceedingly severe on tue prcsident'e
Amnesty Proclamation. She pointed ont
many objections to 1t and predicted that
s-rcat evils would result from it. But q
single hurd fact will often times knock over
tho strongest theory and upset the finest
reasoning. VIC invite her attention to what
ono Of our correspondents with Grants army
writes. IN rcga,d to the effect Of the amucsty
On the rebel soldiers, and VIC vouch for his
t1utlfnlncss and reliability. He says: 4" Three
A't'sdsrd deseters asr eonling INTO our dxes eat
t1oy; many Of them bringing their arms and
ammunition alons with them" Here Is IN
ssctual loks Of {, 600 ,ncn week to Johnston's
saf7ny. Is 1t not better to conquer them thus,
7lan to kill themY
We have not been entirely pleased with the
terms Of the amnesty, believing 1t to he too
1cnicnt; but 1t is hard to overcome the force
OF TIC argument in its fnvor In the shape Of
-Do rebel soldiers who daily accept Its terms,
abandon the rebel service, 10y down their
a11ns, md takc solemn oath to recognize
slavery US hcnccforth abolished, the au-
1Aority Of tho Federal Government as fully
IN. f%nfn
, 1864-03-01
FROM the SOUTH.

FORTRESS MosRoE, Feb 20.-The far o.
Huee steamer arrived tonight from City
Point.
The Richmond: 4s<atinef of Feb. 60, has the
following:
CnAnLEsrox, Feb. a5.-ons hundred and
forty-six shots ware fired at the city during
the last twenty-four hours. The enemy are
erecting a battery on Dlxon's Island, com
manding Schooner Creek.
The Enquirer OF: the 9th has the following:
CHARLESTON, Feb. GA Yankee picket
boat containing one officer and five men Has
captured Last night. The enemy continue to
shell the city. One hundred shells were
thrown at the city yesterday.
SASDEnsoN VIA TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2G.-
Gen. Finnegan's forces occupy Baldwin. The
enemy rctreated to toJacksonvil1e. Lieut., Col.
Barron, of the 9Th Georgia, is killed md
Col. Clinch wounded.
STARKsvnLE, Miss., Feb. a1.-Therc was
heavy fighting all day yesterday ut Pontotoc,
(Pontotoc il 175 miles northeast Of Jackson.
The stack On smlth's. caulrJ expedition is re-
NEW YoRK, Feb. 29.-The Herald publishes
az intercepted letter, dated Richmond, Feb.
1o, stating that the rebel capital was guarded
" only tTo companies Of hc2yy artillery,
tye Light batte:ies, two companies Of cay.
airy. and about four thousand citizen SOL
dIcrs Or home guards, and that part Of a
North Caroline regiment is charged with pro-
tecttng the line Of the Chickallomiur. and
that the garrison Of Fort Darling had been
Tho citizen soldiers are not to be relied on,
and It WIS believed the appearance Of any
considerable force Of Yankees would bo tbo
signal for general stampede.
Longstrcet's force is set down At 90, 600.
Johnsron's at IS COO, and Lees at Is. 600 men
, 1864-03-01
CUR RlcHM0ND PRISONERS,

WAsH1sGros, Feb. 2a-Tbc Navy Depart.
ment has received the following report:
SrEAxsHn ELLA. Washington, t.
... Fob. seth. 1851.
hnro the honor to inform TIC Department that
arrived here to-day with Col 4. D. etre{rht. Ist
Ind. Vols Mi. Mcdonald, 1o1st Ohio Vols; Capt,
lt1g, s6th Ind. Vole., who made their escape from
Libby Prison, llichnond. on the 9th inst, and
reached Blackstone Island, in tho Potomac r1ycr.
where found them yesterday.
am, very respectfully, yoar obdt; seEst.,
Cnmd. Of the Potomac F.otiIla.
To HON. GIDEON HE1lEs, Sec. Navy, Wash.
A letter from the army Of the Potomac In
forms VS. that Lieut. Scudamcro escaped from
Libby Prison with Col Strefght, and the
party came into our lines last hight, having
been on the way nineteen days. lie had III,
tended to proceed By way Of GorlonsyIlle
towards the Ohio River, thinking his chances
OF getting away in that direction better than
by the peninsula. He felt certain OF being
captured Lad he gone the latter way, Atter
travelling Is miles his knees failed him, and
he was forced to lie In mud hole, Us he
terms 1t, for nine days.
negro took euro Of him and became bis
companion, and be resumed bis Journey. At
another timo he Was obliged to lie concealed
for three days. He finally reached the Rapi-
dan on Saturday, night, and crossed, passing
Within few PAGES Of the rebel pickcts.
Lient- scudamcrc says be saw no troops
on his route through the country. lie met
only women, children and negroes. He rep
resents Lees army Us pretty strong, but no
signs of activity are visible. Ho was captur-
ed near Rome Ga, and has been ten months
in Libby Prison
, 1864-03-01
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

HASHNGToE, RCD. ~, 1851.
Mr. CHANDLER preeented joint resolution of
Euro1lmert.law. Referred TO the 3Iilitary Com
liz. CHANDLER presented lengthy petition
for uniform ambulance corpe. Referred =
MI. LANE Of Kansas, introduced q Joint resolu-
tion Of the Kansas Lesislatnre, asking for 1nfor.
Nj. CHANDLER moved to take up the Senate
bill to make Parkeraburg, Virgtniaa port Of entry
11r. CHIMES Of Iowa, introduced blu los
cifc. Referred to Tic Committee On Military ii.
LII. WILSON. Of Mass, from the Military Com
mit1ee, reported bill extending boaItics to April
let, as passed by the House ar Wilson thor; ;ht
men much moro rapidly than ve could provide fof
thcm We uIe enlfstIng them at the ra'e Of 2Q0N
per day. II we had to make draft, 1t would be a
email one to I'll the quota Of 0aeo, men. We had
oysf Sf fssaa % % os1essd hs 81 to b.ve
bill Of such importance as this conc before III
without the Recommendation Of the executive de-
uortmeut, and II ne would legislate w1tho1t auch
1dnction Wc should get ourselves Into trouble. Hc
moved that the bll! he reeommttted to the Mill
Il! H. eSnEIiN SnERMSN, Of Ohio, thought il the scue
tary Of War supported this extension Of time for
fhe rarment Of bounties he should eay 20 tn Wit
Ing 10 rs. uo would oppose 1t without such en-
Mr: LANE, Of Ind, concurred with Sherman,
TINT If We strike out the $500 clause in the present
law, It would secure men enough without 1mpoy-
erishing the country.
Nj. NE8h1TH opposed an e3tendon Of time.
Senate Finance Committee, hut the Military Conn
mtttee found it on their table this morning and
bfoueht It before the Senate. rs 1t came from the
House with the clause extending the payment Of
, 1864-03-01

6NVAKAAAXk ]xk3 " VF 4I4E 62TuA3
TI0N.
a gentleman just from Washington, who
had good opportunities Of penetrating mill
AIRY secrets, assures MS that tue destination
Of Shermcn's expedition is Mobile; that alter
reaching the Alabama river he will turn
South, swceping down to that city, driving
Arcl-BiEhop Gen. Polk ahead Of lin and
into It, when in conjunction with Admiral
Farrngut's fleet and u portion Of Gen. Banks
land forces, he will invest aud lay close
siege to this important place, confident in
lis ability TO capture 1t with its garrison OF
10000 men. Our informant declares that 1t
was not Gen. Smiths order to
form Il junction with General Eher-
.man's corps, but to more boldly
forwards toward Columbus and Mcridian. as
II that were his intention, which he did, until
he WAS met and partly surrounded by the
clouds Of cavalry belonging to Johnson's and
Folks forces; he then fell back towards
Memphis, closely pressed By tho rebels. But
the etratcgy has succeeded; as By this move
1ucnt ten or twelve Thousand Of rebel cav
airy hnve been drawn away somc hundreds OF
miles In IN opposite direction IRON that pur-
eued by Sherman; otherwise they wouid be
impeding lis march, harraasing his aanks and
rear, cutting off his forage trains aud en-
barrnssing bis advancc- II all this shall
prove true, it must be confessed that the
rebs have been badly euchcred, and COM
pletcly out-maneuvrcd, the fruits Of which
will in due season be gathered
, 1864-03-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlbune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. %. 1861.
IN the night Of the ed Of February q
party OF knights OF the Golden Circle and
other bushwhacke1s crossed the Mississippi
River from Missouri and attacked several cit
9ens Of Jersey county, Ill, about eight
miles above Alton. Upon the application of
magistrate OF Jcrsey, Col. Weer, Of the 10th
Kansas, commanding post at Alton, scnt Il
detachment Of soldiers to aid a constable in
making arrests. Upon arriving at the place
pointed ont they found the scoundrcls had
all lied but one, who was found secreted In
cellar.
While eudeayoriug to arrest him he dis
charped a revolver wounding the constable,
supposed mortally, and a soldier slightly,
and, in turn, the rascai was shot through the
abdomen, and is ROW in hospital at Alton,
He viii probably recover. a rebel flag was
found flying before house, which one Of the
officers Of the 10th Kansas captured,
In Calhoun and several other border couu-
tics, Z. G. c.'s and deserters from Missouri
regiments, In considerable numbers, have
mysterlously appeared They commence
thtir operations by petty thefts and when
.ipgratiated into the knowledge and conf
dence OF resident E. G. C.'s, they branch out
TO horse stealing.
During the last month no less than dozen
tine horses hare been stolen from Calhoun
county. These scoundrels nearly all wear
United States uniforms, and thus attempt to
tasten The odium Of their theft and murders
upon Union soldiers.
Governor Yates has taken nromDt stems to
, 1864-03-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
CEKcCNAT1, Feb. ., 1864.
The Commercial today has special cor
respondcnce detailing the operations south
Of Chattanooga.
Up to Friday night tho, forces under Gen.
Palmer Ind advanced 20 miles and drove the
enemy steadily until We arrived In front of
Dalton, where the rebels occupy an almost
impregnable~ position Our advance >.was
made In considerable force, but no heavy
fighting had: occurred. ARTILLERY was en-
employed On both sides, and casualties in
each army Is about 3r0.
The Indications are that the force of Gen.
Thomas in front Of Dalton will be speedily
and largely increased, and that the rebel Gen.
Johnston must give ground OF rick general
engagement.
Claiborne's division, which Ind left to
operate against Sherman, was returning at
last adyices. =,
During the advance the S6th Illinois lost
two Killed and twelve wounded; 35th Illinois
three killed and twenty wounded; Colonel
Nihalotze, 9th Illinois, mortally; Z. Black,
s5th 1llinois,is1ightly; ]. N. Jordan, Goth T.
linois, slightly; J. H. Eaycs, do, severely;
D. y. Smith, 18th Illinois, severely; james
Penser, 96th Illinois, severely; Sergeant B,
F. Biack'ord, 9th Illinois, severely; ]. Ran.
Kin, s4th Illinois, slightly; Buford Giddis,
Goth Illinois, slightly; C. D. Moody, do, sc.
yerely; Sergeant John Enlcy, soth Illinois,
severely.
The following news from rebel papers Of
the eth to the I'D inst, is just received:
The Selma Reporter says Sherman WAS on
the railroad, thirty miles east Of Meridisn,on
the 18th. Polk has rctreated across the river
1t Demopolis, to decoy Sherman across,
when he would offer battlc-
The Atlanta Appeal says tl,at shcrman's
purposes arc still a mystery, as to whether he
will move against Mobile, or turn eastward
on learning that Polk awaits him on the
Tomblgbee. II he turns against Mobile,
Folk viii reinforce the city, by way of the
river, sooner than Sherman can march there.
It thinks the movement from Chattanooga
intended to cooperate with Sherman, and
Selma the Objectionable point. It says sher-
man with sudden and unexpected rapidity
has moved against their weakest point.
Mississippi is the very Egypt Of the Confed-
cracy, where, If not elected, lie can subsist
LII Spring and do more damage than by win
ming pitched battle He continues to make
var upon our subsfstencei and resources,
which to destroy is to defeat us.
It says Sherman marches In solid body,
with his artillery in front, in his rear and on
his TANKS arc his cavalry close under. his
guns. Not 4 man is allowed to leave far
enough to steal a chicken or pig. Tic rcbcl
cavalry hover around him arc but unable to
harrass him greatly. =
The utmost consternation prevails, and cit
izcns are invoked to arms to repel the In
yadcrs. The Nississipptaa thinks the farther
Sherman advances the better, but there is no
escape for him except through the supineness
Of tho people or extraordinary want OF skill
in the rebel commanders,
, 1864-03-01

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 29.-Ba:tey Z, Of the 1st
Missouri artillery, veteran volunteers. arriv-
cd on Saturday and were feasted and tagged
1y tue veteran reception committee.
The Gtll Missouri infantry, rc-enltsted us
vctcruus arrived from Nashville Saturday
night. They will receive the hospita1ities Of
the city and havc flag presented to them
to-day. The ID Iowa battery also arrived.
A dinner will bc given to them by the vete-
ran Reception Committee tomorrow. They
zare now auartercd ut Benton Barracks, and
viii leave for home soon rs paid oil.
All rc-enlistcd troops passing through ST.
Iouis ~ 4s,.dr for home, have been bountifully
and cordially entertained by our Veteran Re-
esriion Committee
About 100 OF the It'll Iowa infantry re-eu-
listed men passed through here this morning
<a .'o"tc for Nashville, having been home on
nrloueI.
, 1864-03-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,


[speclal Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune,1
lND1ANAPo11s, Feb. q, 1864.
The 51st New York, S21 men, 11th Illinois,
55l men, passed through here to-day return
ing to the field. The 51st Indiana, $50 men,
10th Indiana, 305 men, and detachment Of
the 18th Indiana, veterans, arrived hero this
morning, and viii be publicly received to-
morrow afternoon by tie Governor and city
authorities.
The Copperhcads will hold their State Con-
ventlon on the 12th day Of July next.
, 1864-03-01
FROM EDGAR co.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trlbano.]
TERnx HAur1. Ind. Feb. %. 1851
Another outbreak occurred to-day at
Paris, Edgar Co., ILL., About fifty butter
nuts from the Big Creek country, went to
Paris and took possession of an old stable,
nnd from it fired on passing soldiers. A sol
der who attempted to enter the building
was shot and instantly killed.
In retaliation the soldiers killed his assas-
sin, having put thirteen balls through him.
Much excitement prevails, and further &C.
EouR troubles are apprelendcd.
, 1864-03-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
ST. PAUL, Feb. 20, 1854.
There lis great rush Of volunteer at tho
Provost Marshals Office today, this being
the last day the Government pays large boun-
ties- Men arc being sworn as fi.st Us enlist
ment papers can be made out. There has
been rush for the past month, though not
equal to that Of the past few days. Our quota
must DO largely reduced, though ut present
1t Is impossible to tell how much.
The Legislature is rapidly closing up tile
business Of the session. The Senate has, by
resolution, prohibited the introduction Of
any more new bills.
, 1864-03-01
THE DRAFT-SHALL TT HE POST
PnNRx1e

1t is not yet settled that the DRIFT is to be
postponed tor one month. Indeed our Mad
1son dispatch would eccm to indicate That
tic conscription Will certainly take place on
the 10th Of March, HCongrcss is still haunt-
Cd by guilt5 suspicion t1at II must further
tinker tie ConscrIption bill, let Il knock out
the $500 clause, and then bring on the draft
forthwith. What We want is men, and the
demand is Imminent It is utterly foolish
and ridiculous to urge TINT volunteers arc
now coming forward hster than they can be
provided Tor. AL our old regiments in the
field need to be strengthened ut once from
third to two-tlirds more than their present
number.
We have very lew regiments at the maxi
mum. Ne have many that Aa,e ncs<r socn tde
*nint,Aa'n required by Law. We should Qll the
next month with . rally Of armed men to the
front, and the work Of enrolment shou1d
30 on until the whole North swarms witA q
splendid reserve. What ere wc waiting for.
is any one ut Washington deliberately con.
tcmrluting delay and taalliance With prc-
cious time until, stung md smarting By great
dleastcr 10 our cause, the volunteer rush to
.sal1ns in the North begins afreshs
VIII the men who arc wasting time at
Washington with mediocre gabb1c, remen1-
s,cr that on them will rest tremendous re-
sponsfbility If they let slip the present time
for preparation for Z crushing campaign
against the rebels? Postpone forone month.
or for one ycar, the Offices OF the tax collec- |
tors, even deter speech making in Congress
for thirty or ninety days, and the nation |
will survive, but let nothing be thrown in
the R.ay Of the rcn}enfRIYnant of nrr ar1r7as
, 1864-03-01

LSpecint u1epatch 10 the C1tcigo Ir1buue.1
ST. Louis, Feb. e9-s..5 TN.
TonAcco- Market steady. Sales Empire 10 hhds
green layers, S50c@02o; II DO Planters Luss $8.M9
8.u; do common shipping leaf $s1n@1210; 10 do me-
tiu1a do do $13oo9.64o; 13 do common medium
manufacturing 1cat $t5J092t.1.
FIoaR-eentinues extremely dull. Transactions
include 1000 brls single extra at ESQ., Inspected dou-
bic head lined and delivered: 100 do Kupezhne dety.
cred It Is 70 III do at $50; do do 1t ss.1gH.
GHA1H-Wheat rules lower with sales OF 2s7 sks
strictly primo at $125 ~ do goodt s12o@t2,;
DO falr at $115@1I8; Is do COMMON at $1.to. Corn
ehade hover md active with sales OF 1000 sacls ut
s1fo delivered; 2,ooo sacks At u,T; do old
white at 51Co. Oats lower. sales comprising so sls
at Sic do aoe de1tvered 40 do at Sc. Rye and
Bar1ey-Eo sales Of Bye. Ao sacks Barley were sold
at q 1.c0 per pushe1.
WH1EKx-Declfncd; sa1cs comprise 80 bEls at ;7sc
Per gnllou.
rnoy1s1oHs-Larti, sales comprise '12i tcs prime
Kettle rendered. II n do manufacturing At Ike
Tal!ow and Grease note sa1cs Of brIs ta1low ut
nc' I'D pREs ffcasc. brown aud yellow at 9Hc PCT
pLUpds
, 1864-03-01
Milwaukee Markets.

Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Tribune.1
MnwAuK1z, Feb. q.
*GRA1E-Recelpts Of wheat 50 oc0 bushels. The 1uaf-
ket is 1ctise but declined Nc. Sales 1880 bu No.
Spring, In store, at I5@1l5]1c; 2tc00 bu do sellers
option. MI March, at 115c; 5eco bu do at 115xc; 5000
tu No. buyers option till March 15 ut IT. Market
at Newhhll House this evening quiet and inch ansc
Sales 25 co bn No. at 5k9115xc The 1stter nrtce
for receipts in faVor1te house.
FLouE-Market c1oRins quiet and dull Sales 1000
bbs choice tprfng fscc on board, at S5o 500 do in
store at $500
fRoyIs1oas-Easier. Sales 500 bbls city packed
mess pork ut 5000: 1eo bb1s prime mess ut &t7,
DRESSED Hoos-ReceIrts dressed hogs "a, Market
quiet. No sales.
, 1864-03-01
FROM M EXTCO.

New YoRK, Feb. IA New Orleans let
ter to the World says Juarez had reached Tt
maulipas, and was preparing to yield up all
tho country to the French. It was reported
that the French had shot the Archbishop L.
bastida and Bishop Carragos, but the report
Wns not credited
, 1864-03-01

NEW ofk 1afket8-Fc6- ID.
Co11oN-nul1, heavy and d1uo2lng at sB33o for mid
e. tLouE|pnil md efooplng. at $a5:a6o, for exra
State: 81 1!@s-9 loE extra round hoop Ohio: x139a
for trade brands. Market cloaing quiet and about
WH1eKY-Qutet.
GHA1N-Nheat without decided change Corn ex.
cited and 89sczhtEher, at s1.33 shipping mixed
Wcaietn In STORE and npAt- Oats heavy and dropping
lot.
NooL-nutl and nomfna1ly unchanged.
PETEoLIuH-1lul1 and lower, at IKE for Crude !:
47Hc for fehned In bond tA95Sc for Isenned ftce.
l1ovIaIoKB-Pork quiet and without material
change as re 9e&s2 e; Mess 90; Old s2a259
ndes In good dsu1and llX91tHc; western Long Cut
u4@GHc iCT do short ribbed.
, 1864-03-01
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH 1. 1854.

has received orders toprocced with the oratt
at the appointed time. All enlistments up
to the 10th Of March will be credited Ohio
has already furnished 1900 new recruits; the
number last week was 3,oo6 1t this rate
the State will he clear nv the 10th,
, 1864-03-01
FROM CENEEEKEAND GAP.

CUMBERLAND GAP. Feb. 29.-Infonnation
deemed reliable says our forces have reached
Mo0nstoWn.
Major Berry Of the 11th Tenn. cavalry, has
Inns arrived from the vicinity Of Roger5vi1le
ue reports that Longstrcet's forces arc eoin.
east ut aouble-qricR time On each eide Of the
Hnlston River
, 1864-03-01

NEW ToRE, Feb. 29.-Thos. Tileston, Of
the firm Of spoGord g. Ti1eston, died sudden
~ to:day, Of disease of the heart, aged sey-
enty-pue wears. 49,.
, 1864-03-01
Ncw CcppcrheRd Position,

The Cops. like Mcclellan alter the battle
<of Gaines Mills, are "changing their base"
Here is the new position to which the Nsw
Tork HH7d retreats:
4.When the South entered mon thia wa,. they
deliberately exposed their slEyc properly to the
pcris and ric1situdcs OF a military contest, and
they lnnst take the consequences. The Democrat
ic party Of the North s'cadastly holds 10 the same
principle OF non.lntetvoat1on which 1t has always
insisted upon as the true constitutional doctrine,
As It would not interfere 10 destroy o. cripple
slavery. though dlaEpproving 1t, SO neither viii It
interfere to save slavery from the consequences to
which its own friends have exposed It
Verify. the WurH does move!
, 1864-03-01

cral Fry, dated today, directing him to pre-
pare to draft on March 10th in eacl sub-di.-
trict In this State which has not filed their
quota prior to March 1st. Enlistments be-
tween the 1st and 10th will be deducted attcr
the draft
Tho quota for Wisconsin under the 5oo, 1000
call, including everything to this date, IL H.
81 ne falIoEa.
, 1864-03-01

- Tho 43d Illinois veteran regiment has
a company Of swcdes, from the vicinity Of
Gale6burg, who, having re-ealisted, have
come home On furlough. They were warm
~ received On their arrival at Galcsburg The
company entered the service 100 strong, and
returns with only thirty-ninc. They arc
l,raYc men.
, 1864-03-01

r. The receipts Of the Northern Ohio
Sanitary Fair, now in progress ut Cleveland,
were, for the first three days, In sales Of tick
cts and cash donations, upward OF SIC, 600.
1t Is thought the net profits Of the Fair will
.,~rncf7 SIM E10
, 1864-03-01

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune )

EIHf1nHHH HRFE6f.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune1
CINCINNATI, Feb. =; Isst.
GnArr-Eo essential change IN Whcat, with mod.
eEatc demand for red ard white. We quote red 1t
$1cS@ico, whise $1s0l.to. Demand fur Corn fair at
95c0*lo0; shced at $1na91 %, bat holders nos dis
poeed to pay co, Oats dnll ut @9c In bu1St
9cc. including bags. Better feeling In Rye and hold
ess eak t1.s5+ Barley unsettled and prices nominal
nth sales OF spring at $1.ni.
FLour-Uncnanged
W11sKY-1n good demand, chiefly speculative. and
further advance OF 1c estobltshcd market closing
1rn- sa1esat &c.
pEov1sIoas-Marketa Il shade nrmer, but owing to
difference between buyers aud holdera not much was
done. Eew Mess hald at $s,0o@s?.5 which Is shove
the views buyers; bulk Sides In fair demand ats
9Kc-Ac higher asked; clear Sides held at oxa1oYc;
Shoulders firm at 74@9kc loose. Nothing done In
boxed meats. Bacon ehouldors firm at a1{c no Sides
offering. Lard unchanged ond quiet At 19H9taXc.
Groceries and Tobacco steady and UNCHANGED. -