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FISll'S
I T.,
LAMP III 4TNG APPARATUS.
BJILING-FRYING-S TEWING--STEEPlNC
WIN THE FLAME THAT LIGA!s TIE Room


Sc By the fiamcs of g common lamp
al the cost Of cents worth Of oil, very
comfortable breakfast caa he cooked . :
" 7. 2'r5gns.
Simple in construction, easily kept
in ORDER ready for use ia moment =
convenient To have Oh band. = DTH?Jis. i
Cr:ailr.
Tlsl;'s Lamp is one Of The most
popular novelties Of the day, . the utility
Of Il is ulqucstiouablc, great Saving is made
in heating and cooking small articles, and cen
be r6ade tocook meals for grla. many persona.
which is actually done On the ambulance care
which carry the sick soldiers. S:i@.i.fc
american.
*.s For family use, hospital tent, bar
rack pic-niCs, fishing, Nursery, or sic: room,
it is aii article of comfort beyond all proper
ton TO its cost. y s. ihsHs Journal Of Hcdlh.
= have tried the apparatus, and my
wife and proclaim the same IL most valuable
and indispensable article, and we now wonder
how we could have so long done without it.
? IL. Ldai oil Ciyrut5r.
IN economical COntrivarce for get
ting NJ heat at short notice for nursery and
gcncg;,l household purpose : one import
ant point Is the saving in cost over coal fires.
q . ". y. EsadHg Post.
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM OSE TO FOUR QUARTS.
THREE ARTICLES COOKED ~ ONE TINE
WITH ONE BURNER.
Arranged Tor Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Gas
I descrifliy Pamphlet of thirty pages far
nished gratis,
ALSo
THE UNION ATTACHMENT,
Price, 50 Gents,
TO be attached to Il Common Kerosene Lamp OF
Gas Burner, By which Water may he
Boiled and Food Cooked
also arranged to support shade.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE.
WIN. d. RUSSELL, Agent,
No 20G Pearl ST., \. I.
AGENTs WANTED.
anTg lin.
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----.s11 = 60 w
DrLvGDERE HALL.-This fashionable
place of amusement under the popular
management Of Mr.. j. I. Raymond, of
Fcrd's Holiday Street Theatre, still Off
ers nightly resort to the lovers of the
drama. During the last week we atten-
ded several of their exhibitions and must
confess that we have not for sometime
seen at this place any company taken as
on aggregate which equallod the pcrfor-
nance of the company Of Mr.. Raymond.
Oftho different individuals composing the
company we feel that a just appreciation
of talent requires that We should name
several. The ladies being of right emit
tied to precedence, we cannot but say that
Miss Melvillcs acting will wear as well
as that of any We have ever seen, and
shows by her rendering, that she unoer-
stands and appreciates the character she
represents, this in our opinion constitutes
the true merit Of the actor. Her tragedy
does not make a ridiculous farce of grave
scenes by tearing passion to tatters" as
is.too common with great tragedians."
Mr.. Raymond possesses an adaptation for
n versatility Of character with which few
are gifted. We have seen Paul Pry by
Burton and others, but were not better
pleased by any than We were last week
by Mr.. Raymond. We have seen him
portray none Of his characters Indifferent
y.
tIr. DeVerc is an actor who provcs
himself capable of sustaining his parts
vcrycrcditably; his representations as Mas
ter Walter in the lIunchback and the
Stranger have pleased US better than
the rendering of some who have occupied
high places in the favor of the lovers of
the drama. Take this company altogeth-
er and it merits the favor Of our play
goers and should receive their patronage
The Houses VIC have seen have been good
and orderly, none need hold back from
going on dn9 account.
The thrilling play called East Lynne,
will soon be produced let them have a
bumper" and you will not regro; it.
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EEOAD NOTICE.

IL
To tie Honorubies, the Commits
ssioner'S Court Of .1Regany Comfy.
We the undersigned petitioners, citizens Of
Tlintstone district, respectfully represent to
von, honorable body the public convenience
requires ,;,.at Il road should be located 10 com
mdnrc Mt the Ian. ,etwCcn Owen McEltishs 5,
and Hanson Wllison's AID running. thence
through John McElfshc's, Owen Nc @lhe $ "a
vld Houses, Isaac Smiths and John hs!I!cf
lands to q point at or near James Crawford s
house on the Miller road. The cnti.c distance
Of the required road being not more tnnn one
and half miles, as in dat? bound your vct-
TONERS will ever pay
GEORGE HAMILTON,
AMOS d. STUART
THO3. p. ROBOSSoH,
G. 4. W. RGBlNETTE,
r. r. MONTGOMERY,
EDMUND ROBiNETTE,
BARTHOLOMEW lilLLOlNE,
JAMES WILSON
]. Il. DICKENS,
J. II. HOFFMAN.
GEORGE IIARTSOCK,
JOHN McELFlSII,
EDMUND MCCOY,
HENRY f. PERRIN.
HANSON WILSON.
apr24-3t.
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I r @ N,
all OF which lie will sell low.
Feb. %. 'j4--v.
PAPER HANGING DEPOT.

PAPER HANGING DEPOT.
30. 10 CoRTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK.
Directly opposite tie Western Hotel.
Fac Crosom manufacturing Co..
Organized in 1916, urder the General Mar
uiactufins Law ofthe State OF New York;
Offers at wholesale, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at Manufacturer Lowest Prices
PAPER IIANGlNGS, Of every variety Of
style and price.
BORDERS TO match, FIRE-BOARD
PRINTS,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
OIL PAINTED WINDOW Sill DIES,
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
and WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES,
STORE SHADES MADE TO Or
DEL: and Lcttered. OF the latest styles
and superior finish all of their own manu-
iacturc and importation. A their stock Is
large and entirely new they invite Merchants
Booksellers, and Dealers in these articles, 10
call and examine their styles and prices,
whenever they visit the city.
March 9-tn
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The applicant must either make oath, as
heretofore, before the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of the county where he is engaged in business,
of the amount Of goods kept on hand at the
principal season Of SALE or the oath may be
administered by Justice of the Peace, when
the person wanting license applies through
an agent. If the latter course be adopted the
following form will hc deemed sufficient corl-
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h:ri,al ana Ciasiug OF Na'is oil
tie Cumberland P0St-Onicc.

h:ri,aI ana CiaSing or Mas'S Ill
tic Cumberland P0st-Ohicc.
FROM THE EAST,
Exrress = .ough mail nrriTes e'S7 a H.
Mail train. through and way mans
arrive Wv -
FROM TIE WEST.
Mail Train, through mail arrives 9.cs o. m.
Ixpress train through mail and
Way Nail arrives. lo-2i p H.
CLOSING or MAILS.
Through nail for the East closes 800 p "a
Way mGl and through Mail for
tho East closes e.io d. u,
Through anil for tho West closes a.so P H.
Through and Way Mail for the
West close, gao p ".
Bedford mail closes a. n'
Plank Roed mail closes p H.
National read mail closes =. u,
F!intstonc mall ct twelve L., Iussc"yS AA-
Fridays. rors,r,n Pm
Feb. IS, 1S6t.-5t.
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NRnLR OE RATIFICATION.
Estate OF John W. WnrzDacler,
deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
y scriber has obtained from The Orphans
Court for Allegany County Letters Of Admins
tration on the personal estate of
JOHN ". WURZBACHER,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the I'd
of November next, otherwise they ulay bv To-,
be excluded from all LLtneat 81 said estate
Al! persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estate are requested to call and make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand this
2sst day Of April, 1864
GEORGE REuSCHLElN,
April ,o3.-3t. Administrator
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Coal Shipments Oh Chesapeake
aud skLie Canal.

For the week ending Saturday, 23d
inst 100 boats cleared this port for
Georgetown, carrying II, 029 tons coal.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
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The roRw ARDTNG & COMMISSION BUS,
MESS will lie continued By the undersigned
at the old stand, near the Railroad Depot, Id
hopes that ten yengs experience and strict NJ.
tention TO all business entrusted 10 him, VII
enable him to give satisfaction to all parties.
JAS. c. uRRICk.
CvmD'D. April !, lsC.-3t
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NJ \ r II | Il D

In this city, on the 2lst instant, by the Rev
j. II. Symmc5, Mr.. lIEsaY w. WILLIAMSON, tt
Miss GaoaGlisA LowDgR%ILK, both Of this city
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CrxnrNLASD B4gx OF aLiEeAsY,
March 6. "a.
TNHE Stockholders Of this B.iK are REQUESTED
1. 10 meet at the bank.ng-house on Tuesday,
the Z6th of April next, at eleven o. clock, a. m
foc the purpose Of considering the cxpediencJ
Of organizing under the National Banlsine
Law, By order ~
kA+ T.. r. SERVER. So
m9rIn-sw ta-h:rr
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NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, TRADERS,
AND OTHERS.

All persons and bodies corporate or polite,
in Allegany county, who are or shall be exerci-
sing or pursuing any business, or shall be doing
any act or thing, or shall be in the occupation
of any house or place for any purpose for which
a license is made necessary by the laws of Mary
land, are hereby warned to obtain License or
renew the same,
On or before The la day Of Nay ensuing,
under the penalties prescribed BY said laws FOR
the iufraction thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following
requirements Of the License Laws:
TRADERS LIcESsEs.-The amount to he paid
by traders for license, (thc amount of stock
al the principal season Of sale to be given I'M
deI oath, J is as follows IF the applicant 5
stock in trade does rot exceed 81, 900 $l2 90
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dwelling Houses

This latter lot will be sold as whole Or divi-
Icd in half to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by said de-
cree ono il!!rd Of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash on the day Of sale, and the bal
lncc in two equal installmen.s ofaix and twelve
months, the deferred payments 20 bear interest
and to be occurred ny the notes lr bonds Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
JACOB BROWN,
April It's. lsustcc.
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UEAoQCARTEgs PGoyosT MAISHAL, !
FOURTH DIsTRcr, STATE os MAINLAND,
Frederick, March %, la6i
Men between IL and 81 years Of age, and not
less than feet inches high, (rceran soldiers
that have served one fun cnlistneut, and are Of
robust health, may be taken at 10 years ofage)
may apply at these Headquarters, and he en-
listed into the Naval Service or Marine Corps
The applicant will be examined hore by the
Surgeon of the Board of ENROLMENT, and if
accepted will be credited to the Election Dis
trict of the County TO which be belongs.
Able or ordinary seaman enlisted into the
Naval Service viii be entitled to an advance OF
three months pay as bounty, TO be refunded
from any prize money 10 which he may he en-
titled Recruits cnisthg in the Marine Corps
do not receive Advance Pay OF Bounty from
the United States, but arc entitled to Prize
JAMES SMITH
CAPT ~ni 70. Mar AZ p..t.ot Ga
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DR. W. II. MCCORMICK

Offers his professional services to tic st.
izcns of Cumberland and vicinity tia ounce
Is ON South Mechanic Street, i,w doors heio"
CnmI,r,11d City Iaak. Aprl4-ly.
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NO TIC L.
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
]. 4. \

vs.
Matthews and others. 1865 Equity.
ORDERED this 23d day of March 1864 that
~ the sale made and reported in this cause
by George A. Pearre, Trustee, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary he shown
on or before the lst day of May next Provi-
ded a copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city of Cumberland
once in each of three successive weeks before
the I'd day of April next.
The report states the amount of sales 20 be
S599,62.
True Cory-Tcst-H RESLEY,
Mara Clerk
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DE it known, that Christmas IS fast
ID approaching,--the place to make your
purchases and get double your moneys worth
in good and useful Holiday presents is at tri,
TONS Gift Book Store. corner Of Baltimore and
Holiday SITS.
Every person buying one dollars worth, or
more from our stock, consisting OF
All the Standard Works.
All the late Publications.
All kinds OF Stationery.
All Styles of Bibles.
All the Hymn Books in nsc.
All the Prayer Books &c, &c,
shall receive some one of the following gifts,
all Of which are useful and valuables.
rr,r.Ir nprrES
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lust RECEIVED, lot of fine
81 CUTLERY, which We win sell low for
cash. kELENBECk JOHNSON.
march, --ly
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DWELLING HOUSE,

and other OuT-DUlLDINGS.
Also,
another lot or parcel of ground situated on
the east side Of the same street, opposite the
above described lot, which is now occupied by
Benjamin Barrett and Mrs. Gallagher, as tenants
and which was conveyed to said George Rizer,
jy said H. d. Wneow and wife in said deed
Of mortgage, this lot fronts on said South Me-
ehauic Street, ION The cast side 66 feet, and is
2lC feet deep, upon which &C situated TWO
-. s.,I1 L.,
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LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF 25plRITu;
Gus OR FERMENTED L1QUUnn, Or LA En-
BEER-The amounts of license TO be paid by
retailers Of spirituous and fcrmcncd liquors or
lager beer are rs follows If the value of the
stock in trade be $500 or lcss...........S 10 90
Over $500 49, S 80 60
From Il 900 to 1900 ---- so 60
F." y. 600 to 4 900 $780, rs 60
{" 4 900 to G.0OO ---- 100 60
{" 6,O0O to 10. 900 = = 100 60
10000 TOGO. 900 80 100 0G
{" 20. 900 to 10000 l4O GO
Over so 600 $50 60
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GEORGE A. HOFFMAN, P. ".
Cumberland, Nd, April u, 1864.
, 1864-05-13
THIRD WISCONSIN CAVALRY.
nlsler3 ef Tie Regiment Roster-Tete-
er1ns on FREiopgh.

About O'Clock On Thnssday morning, sevcn
companies Of veterans, numbering about 400 men,
BELONGING to the I'd Wisconsin caval1y, arrived at
the soldlers' Rest from Little Rock, Ark. They
sff -La1ilo Eock On the 18th instant, and ta.ne br
ratlfoad to Guval's Bluff, and thence by boat to
Cairo. These men hare re-enlieted A. vcteraue,
and arc now On their way home, where they will
receive furloueh Of thirty days A its expiration
they will return to the field With full ranks.
This regiment WAS raised and organized In tho
months Of December and January, 1852, under
the arspices Of Col nm. 4: baFssow Tso & rs camp
dent on Tic Northwestern Railroad, faw miles
s & H. ey ns u Az Sa III Th,1 Ess
ordered TO oLeavenwoHh, In the Department Of Kau-
border and bunting. guerillas ontil The iali
detached as tbe garrison at Fort Scott,
tho frontier; This portion Of the regiment has
einee that tamc been in constant service In the
1eld; through gil tho bloody campaigns ia the
sc1loas b. Which the State of Arkansas and md e tte
rnst Indian Territory have been restored to the
Last December detachment under Major Derry,
mxte daring reconnaissance to within seventeen
miles OF Bed rver-la1ther Eouihth any troops
bare been IN that direct.on-aad cut thelr WY
to1cc sent out b. Price to intercept iher retnrn,
They. left Little Rock on The 9TH Inst, I'm.
medalclJ after The return Of Gen. steelo from his
recent expedition. This command consists OF 407
officers and men-oflcers Is follows:
Lieute"ant Cb!onel-E. A. Calktns.
49joTs|ohn c. schroelins, Thomas Derry.
dTtt71Hasfe7cLieutenant Henry Taylor,
gonmissary-Lieutenant Henry Qunries,
6-TEe1Ht NGj0s-Hcnry B. Eastman.
ttnlp1HX B-Ctptain, VIM. Wagner: Fist Lieu
Sharpe. 80
Gpmpany Ecaptain. A. N. Pratt; First Lieu
tsns1t, Nm. culbe1tEon; Second Leutcnans, John
.obmpany G-captain, John P. Moore: First
lieutenant, Henry Goodsen: Second Lieutenant,
;. Company Captain, ". II, Thomsa; F1.et
Lieutenant. Julius afesler; Second Licutenant, D.
Company Lc.ptain. Theodore conley; First
Lieutenant, ]. G. Covert; Second Lle1tenant II.
D. Hauuistee.
CtnEaHy K-Captain, Ernest or; First Liea-
tenaut, J. r. Mcdonald Second Lieutenant, r. T.
EuchB-
Compony L-Captain, Charles A. Perry; First
Lienteaanl> Jamcs Campbell; Second Lieutenant,
Company was raised In tho vicinity OF Osh-
koch; company E at GAINESVILLE: company part
ly in Grant county and partly in Walworth ,acom-
psny II In the Wisconsin River Plnery; company
at Appleton; company 4 at Watertown: com
psny l. partly In Madison and parity in Walworth
county.
, 1864-05-13

The Wnr in N1fs&lsslppi-Eorross
Routed,

Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribunal
CA1Eo. Nay u.
Your correspondent at Memphis sends the fol.
lowing:
1 learn tho following particulars from Gen. stur-
gis' expedition BY the arrival OF Col. Browne, OF
the 7th Indiana Cavalry: His forces started ON the
8th nit, and reached Bolivar Miss, on the Thurs
day following. Tho expedition consisted Of the
18th Wisconsin and the I'd New Jersey, the latter
under the command Of Col. Kargf. Forests pick
cts were driven in BY our forces this sido Of Boil
var, aud sharp struggle WAS brought On. The
rebels were finally driven through Bolivar, contin
ring their flight. The result was three killed and
twelve wounded on our side. The rebels were
conmanlcd BY Forrest in person. We buried
large number Of their dead.
Fofrest's Adjutant' General vas shot In the arm.
Feose reaching Boyas bis forces scattered IN dif-
ferent directions, some taking the Pocahontas
road and Others crossing the Hatclie, burning the
bridges &tter them.
It Ii stated that Forests entire force has LETT
Tennessee. and when last heard from were coz
centrating 1t Tupe1o, M1ss.
Three prisoners confined In living prison at
tempted to make their escape on Monday. They
were recsptured, but ono was shot and severely
wounded In the shoulder.
, 1864-05-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1864.
The resolution calling for Information IL to The
erection OF depot at klttery Maine. was adopted.
NJ WILSON submitted joint resolation CALI
ing for Information as to the General officers
birth and Subsequent history.
The bill 10 regulate the purity Of elections In the
District Of Columbia, was taken up. the question
being On Nj. Powel1's amendment 10 restrict the
election franchise to white maies.
The bill to promote the purity Of elections In the
District Of Columbia. allowing every male citizen
to vote without regard to color, Was considered.
"whito" as qualification for voters, WAS adopted,
nj. MORRILL, offered substitute for the amend-
ment restricting ths right 70 vote to tax paying cit
izene who can read and write, which was ruled out
Copslderanle debato followed without action on
the bill or amendment
The Senate went into executive tesaion and SUBJ
eequently adjourned TIL Monday.
HOUSE,
The Houte resumed consideration Of the resolu-
ton to rive homesteads t. saora aud soldiers With
utistfpctiou OF eolor on forfeited lands In 1nsu.
After debate the btu passed by 75 to 81.
So 'aa md 4ne % S
the Rarltsn and Delaware Bay Railroad, and
brapcbes thereof built TO be lswf1l structures and
public HIGHWAYS Of the Ur1red States.
Ut every % Railroad ID Company In he Tinted States,
whose road Is operated By steam, and Its aucees.
sors and aesfeuecs are authorized 10 carry on and
yersiss roads, boats. bridges, and ferries. all
tsechts. mails, passensets noselnment ,h supplies
motion to table The bill was disagreed to BY at:
teen majority. 1,-,,.,
the bi1i and naesed the Sin as thus amended,
Yeas Is Nays 53, Adjourned
, 1864-05-13
FROM THE FAR WEST.
Interesting from the Mountains and
Plains.

81. JoeEPu, No., May 11.-A private letter from
John Tho1hufn, esq, dated April 10th, at Is Porto
which Ia seventy miles from Denver; on the road to
Bannock, 1daho, trom winch point Nj. T. writes
us hc is making, says that up to the 14th nit,
three hundred and seven wagons had passed Biz
Tbomaaon, dtly miles ont from Denver, on their
Way to Bannock.
At La Forte, On the 18th u1t.. tho snow was from
to u feet deep. The coach did not arrive for sx
days until the 18th. Il then had to shovel it, way
through the immense SNOW driFts.
Mr.. Thorburn advises his ffeuds to lay IN plenty
of provisions before starting on the Plains he
writes bacon il selling It nom 2282sc par pound !;
coffee 6Oc; dour from 2bI4c, and 16c for the beat
1ugar, two pounds for Il: oxen $125 per yoke !;
mules from $40 to $500, and up to 500 per pair,
The gra,s IN Lett Hand Canon 10 coming On ianc.
ly, notwithstanding the deep STOW, and Huter Ia
abundant. There IL also good antler's store at
Ii Porte. Game is scarce. Only three antelope
and ak rabbits were eeen on the rente. Wood is
scarce, but dried buffalo and "chps" plentiful,
, 1864-05-13

m 10 Camp Fry. where they await the necessary
ast n.it abont thirty rec1ulta and Veterans be-
,entnn f, yar4ou. Wisconsin, 'fnEaufry fcglmtnts
ar1i1ed from Madison. e rokte for the Army Of the
so'ders' td Rest and vii leave this morning for
Tic lew Soldiers Homo at Tairyiaw is bsIns
ursEn,t d 70. occupancy this week.
Dir. Henry +. MeTaEan, a graduate oil Deiott
College fe ut present conncstcd with Or, uo:l1ster
al a medical student in the management Of the
C.1Iy.,r.t T{auNn
, 1864-05-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
highly Hntore ting from the War in
loNisian2.
Especial Dlepatch to the Chic7go Tribune.] ]


Especial Dispatch to the chic7go Tribune.]
cA1Eo, Ily as-Soon-
Inc steamer L. n. kenoca:-" o1den, atsstet
.fahf' clerE,-iiom New Orleans on tho 4th, aud
ne Mouth of Red River on ths tth- arrived hare
.fls morning. bringing 5iAj. Gen: Hunsor and the
1eo5 OF Col bosrdman, who WAS Killed ne.r ssfon
nouee. :.
&c" otleans papers arc deSola OF any news OF
1nIefcft. -.--.,.
The batch Of Red River news you havo to-day, Is
oJ your regular correspondent at Nateas=:. The
guntoat which had arrived at Memphis, reported
thst the difficulties Of Gen. Banka' position veto
developing themselves To IN unfortunate degree,
and eaed that the 1ebe1s had constructed At least
three batteries on Ted River, between Alexandria
ano The mouth of the stream. These oatteries' 1t
Wa supposed, were intended to prevent tho pass-
ace OF Atoree, gunboats OF transports.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
N.rcupz. Mtss.. Nav 4. 1e6Ll
IA CAmo, May II
4 great ac.rc ba. been accustomed hero by tho
appearance or rortv guarillaa within aayen miles
Of tho town. The niaco is admirably fortified, and
no alarm need be- felt rerardlue my rebel fofco
now in Si,stiss;nni
There In d,neer tbat' un,ess the enemv'a batte-
rles ara rncaoed hv ,ometh,nc mara tmnort.nt.
thew nav nv, 1a,.n,e tn nr.c1,cn m river ateam.
err.
-. .---, =.
, 1864-05-13
FROM nLILWAUKEE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr,bune,1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bunc.1
MILWAUKEE, Nay u, 1861
Prot. Fellows and Gen. Fatchiids addressed
meetiAE al University students last night In regard
to cnllsting for the hundred dsy ser7ice, and
several young men expressed q willingness to coin
tho Normal regiment. To-day Prof Allen Of the
Normal Department Of the University, obtained
recruiting commission. and is going In with
Eood!y number OF university students to form
company OF the I'd cavalry.
Leut. Col. ca'din will arz1ve here tonight with
about 4M YekerHuH.
, 1864-05-13
FROM DES MONIES.
IOWA Military and General IntellI-


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuuc1
DEs MONIES, May IL, 1854.
Gov. Stone azrlTed at tho Capital on Aouday
evening. Hc represents the prospect OF IN early
organization Of The ten thousand ono hundred days
troops IL nattesing.
The Nay term Of the Q. 8. Circuit Court COM
menced yesterday, Judges Miller and Lore Pre-
sent I I'm informed that tho docket is larger
than for any prevtoue term aince the organization
Of the Court, aud II the crowd Of lawyers 1t tho
Sa1ery House from different parts Of the State IL
any indication Of hueiness in the Court my iufor-
nation ID reliable. The Court meets In the s2scl-
oua Court Room belonging, to the county.