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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09


WAsHIHsroH, Nay S.-Rsports received
from the tEOnt up 10. IL O'Clock on Sstur
day morniug say that there had been two
days severe fighting on Thursday aud Fri
day, and It WAS Believed That The enemy
were TeIreating aud our wounded were be-
log Se6t 10 the rear, showing lhnt, We had
lost no ground 10 the 'fgGti6 H. II Il be.
lieVed that but !, f6tses lR4tY PEfssips for
Reports rs from. Chattanooga ga dated d1l spP. N
on Saturday, cay Gen. Sherman was then
at Tqnnel Hill aud the enemyat BuzzArd
cJGen! Mcpherson was operating against
tho eLemy's CONGRATULATIONS with Rome
through ViIAna aud RssRca. tlist s1aql 81
The Star says: We're we at liberty to
mention facts within our Knowledge, we
could demonstrate I6at Lee has real ocea
sionsto dread the strategy of our, military
operations, las well IS the vigor With which
they are pressed. We bslieVe that JEFF
Davis fhds To-day Stntre4ltt9 What Sha
s6metimes been talked about, thRtfL"thun.
ders all Ground" Tue line Of aItsck by
Lee in the fighting Of Thursday and Fri.
day was nearly OF right knE hes u ID Graut's
line Of advance, and from The diirecttou Of
0ralnge Court House, Indicates lsbAt.Lee
made The lAtIer point his base and head.
tqoArters.-s II , ~. ,, ai-a = 5ssstbE SttA
The forced marsh Of q day. and mig 81 BY
Burnside from Manassas, by which be- Roi
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dsn. Webb was killed 10 tho battle of
Friday. = Z - - liz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

~TaB les CR0P.-The warn Weather
of The past few days has csu.ed as to con
graduate OOEselSes uPOu the abood4nes of
last winters ice crop, All the ice boases
IN the city are 6lIsd 10 OVERLOOKING HiIh
the best and purrst Of ice, and the luxury
will doubtless be much cheaper than II
vas Last SUMMIT ANY Forklpsper
says that SItb0agh the expenses Of gath
srfoR ice we're last year one third greater
than usual. the priees, notwithstanding
the inairion Of currency, are noE e low
g trO dolIqrs ton At Wholesale, sgaiuSl An
average E4te Of nearly two dollars aad a
half unsilzlnst year. -uhsn large share of
the ice vas sold Of Eve 70 ten dollars a
ton; a considerable quantity was disposed
Of At 6ftseu dollars, a5d snail amount
hanged bands a, the high figure. Of twenty.
Iollars. s-zs5
Thus rate Of two dollars ton does not,
tis eredibiy EtEted, more than cover the
1pense Of gathering the ice from It's stor.
pg places arO0nd the city To the market,
cd sales therefore involve positive loss 70
ae eOPP1pis.s "a gbiilb JgS5i ] gBG
~THE LAIB-RAip.=Tr6ips are now
uuOing a. regularly as usual over the
aItinors aod Ohio railroad. At Peid-
sont the reBsls broke aod burnt up a nun
esof ears, aod threw four or Eve engines
2 he track. damsgiDg them 70 some ex.
ot, aod barbt IbFeo or four buiIdings in
sdmont, ineIuding the square workshop
d the paiat shop, With tools aud ma
Iossy5 beEOoging 70 the railroad eompE.
A portion OF the FOund TOP work
op was also Destroyed. They thea vent
BloOmiDRtop, slsllon on-Ibe road, two
lies vest Of Pitdpoot, and there threw
rbeuEeE 5sTsFSI s0giasS. and damaged
number of ears. They tOOkin0 PriHonsFs
either place. They thea iEfl BloOnioE.
,. ADD rstre.ted dow, the e6uetry!s Geo.
EIlsy (aetiug under orders OfGsn. sIgel)
1t from- CumbetIasd 70 PlsdnOot-a viii
ops. bat the Costederrtes, had mads
"a der eseaPe beiOre be arriIed thtfs.
ScRAILEoAp ACcIDHnT.-A few days
Mrs. Giszs, Who resides near Eeono9y,
crossing over the tack ct tbe Pitts.
q. Port WsJas Sad Chicago RailEosd
DiTmontS for The PlgPPss Of going te
station 70 WaLt fer The trsin. e sb'
pp.d her ticket on the trSek, add Ehflt
ppiuz to PICK IT upS rlISrErBeL@6 sud
Iy opoa bsr. Ne JohnaE Wagner va
adius 90 Ihs pIGrfofh Of rs lsatfOh
nolieiuE hsr dangerous ,PosItion, ven
Eer rsseus. De succeeded Ii gsttipl
"a he tsaeks bat - dolpgSPS tbe lOe0'
aUe SIrask hun o. aheabend, idislee ifqf
uHaer jaw, and OtbeTWt5o ipJaFisg hl@
= = = z 90 -. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

Nlw YoRK, May 7.-Priyatel letters from
Chattanooga affirm positively that General
Sherman's army would move on the God
Inst: His tSIee Is large and In the best Of
spirits. ..ss - j s--is
Private letters from Bulls Gap, Tenn,
Of the 9Th ulI., announce the destruction
Of The East Tennessee and VirginiH rail-
road a distance of 10 miles, between Lick
Greek and Greenyille, Tenn, by u brigade
of troops belonging to Gen. Cox's COM
mAnd. Every bridge aud railroad tie in
the whole extent Of is miles was burned
The rails. WeEeH bent and the road left in
such a condition that'it cannot be repaired
Another expedition left Bull's Gap on
the 26th ult. to destroy the railroad over
the WastApga river, 81 mlIes distant from
the Gap. Oar forces had a eight during
lhs movement with body Of the enemy
under Mndgall Jackson, aud routed him.
ontheir return iour, troops burned all the
bridges and tore mp the entire tracks with :
in their reach. ..,f,1,-.z ~ ~. q
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FoRERsss ,MoRRpI, Mng 5,--Poft Royal

papers:St rs si6 stststsSs fj5siSs: tiSr.
gia and South Carolina are nearly. depleted
Of rebel troops, who have bssa sent North
TO join Lees army ~ .se.esSss -
Admiral Dahigren'had arrived ut Hilton
Headssg - till- ss...sistss 30 {
!. Astorpedo was discovered in the st.
johns river. on the 81. with dead negro
attached to It. ~. 80, .a. stts,.i..-4 - p ~
Agrent female riot occurred in, Ssvan .
nah op the I7th ult. The women collect
ed ina body with arms and marched the
streets in, o procession, demanding bread
or blood. They. seized food where It could
be found. The soldiers were called out,
aud after a brief conflict the. ringleaders
were put 10 jail 40 =. -.4sg "a So.
4 The rebels were making demonstrations
at Charleston, but had been shellsd ont BY
our guHboats. 80. ~ 3. l,,,z5 ~ 80
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DIED.
At oIsEkSburE. " Va, on TIIurBday, 18th Inst,
And H.Ey Jase CayEood, aged Gar years, uinO
months AID tee days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

The SenAte E7nAg UU1uFnea DeIHupN 2 :
SulitE aud b r. Fury3tot bsI TAX cemmis.
siohets for the STATE OF Tennessee, ohas.
K, Wells to be postmaster at Milwaukee,
Medofim Crawford TO be collector of In
tefaEI revenue for the District Of Oregon,
and Abraham Beanett, Of Kansas. 20 be
aEsnI ,ieE ths1alSa!ls q KiskaiR0e Agency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09
Commissioners Sale.i

Commissioner Sale.I
Ham EAh 4. PTImm, W Ler neat IrIead, 40,
~ a--s-@F Va. .i' - ~ 80
Abra ham BedilIIon and George n Pffmm.
In JhAnesTy.
ri OTTO e hereby given that shall, In accord.
IN aRes With decree o. the CtTcuIt Court tor
ohio eOu" y, eat Virginia, rondSEOd the 18th
day Of n arch, A. D. 1854, In ihO above SnIIIlEd
cause At tho front door Of the Court HVuse UhiO
county, Ln the city OF whsSlinE, 90 MONDAY. the
1Jth day OF June, 4. D. 1864 ~ bSinE th0 sScond
MondAy of the mO1th. ct O'Clock ~ ofIsr for salo
pubic auction the following dee Tibsd props riy,
70 vii: Tue noEthETn halt Of the S0uIhsrn halt Of
Lot No IA o. foatIpg 165< on FOarIh stFSgE and
running aek toWArug AGEk6G uesE 60 tEssE, e..
gOthdr Wis the right 70 tue Of alley EifeOt
In width . nd i3E feet Rg ruuuing through Ehld
Lot HUrlsig tbb frAstI0n Or ground bbtnfl the re-
maInh IN Of the iouth6Fn half 6k AID lot No 100
ABRAHAM BgDILLIoN,
Ryt49l1G2 iIl special e3mPhii isi$r33
fi4j+f1uJ tFSR SALE IgHH 7
A sTRAlI ENGINE, all eompIotS aud in good
"A order, eyIiu6Or Gsyen IpeAof dDpeEer, sixteen
inches Strok = knqdLrs % A. baFdIs
ollo: -. :, y :l4 : =! ~ osahRlf Qk:
$3.50 7ilesssI-51HO hos s5ltCG 'ls1t "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

NEw. EoRk MaYs .-The Tribune has q
letIyE from the army, dated Thursday night
sa ptb,5t Il E = = Z y j =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

bis troops T. Gen. Giants support 90
Thursday hight, Is said 20 have eTsui 0or.
passed bic brilliant forced marches 10 Esst
Tennessee; BY which he surprised the eu-
envy there. Probably Lee has by this time,
hid oGcAsiont6 feel ittisif 7prsSsIee VITA !
9FAnt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

wAsnnsros. May 7.7Thsre was aIargs
attendance Of ladies aud gentlemen at
Speaker ooltax's residence to night Il be-
6y hiSIidiAna friends Of a costly service
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

Early this morning the march was re-
sutned ain tIhels direction OF Tod's Tavern,
which point was 1reathed before noon, aud,
the truOps placed Ia line of battle AZ Il;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

Ibers eau be found.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

tgR4ILLoAD Acol0En4-A lew days
MrG Giezs, who resides near Eeonouy,
crossing over ths tack of tbs Pitts-
2. Fort Rs1as aad Chicago R.iIEoaa,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-09

Gen, Wilson, com9apding Kilpatriek's
former cavalry division, made bis wherea.
bouts known Oy brisk cannouhdtug several
miles southwest OF the Tavern, aud in the
vicinity of Shady Grove Church, where for
three quirters 6taaj hOGrIhs wss)sbarply
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yttseb tes r6nisden Gogesipns sef Q9unslrte In 0C
bsn @ratuirer zines erirn meistniiAsn GDesie ber
Ser Staaen ter ben 8rft steil etnes 2sbeps tn ben
5pIpitalern rrn 9Dapp NlriS Ybilaoelpba nb
Stdtten iusebrad bat sinise wGnestan SetIunetn
pouenttt, rpn renen tie @ef9it rer gee5n mcs. ln-
sabse 2eteente he an ObreTaulsn Nerrsat nno ater'n
Rrdntbeiten litten rle g. au, Gle bel plSsieu &C.
rdui6en 81 ebr eriredn bic rt errStten bel eeriuaen
FIeiniefe:en u. |. p Wureen Gaeentlidt1 eetetlt.
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be d turd beimte 2afr eeGpdGt taten bic is 70 of
ben bpen &euter pper In Der S9ule erueu ub beren r
gen ite aandt fpiren eIblt I'm Sdlae turd pelutip.
men, bic, wenn mnsetbeift, Die Ghe uan6s MAIDEN uns
RSrrer uuo ett Serpren puten otcr tte urtft9 IL.
te tpun Splfe @erenen miiieg beUr siu,,een tn e
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pbster Sdpidf etneS anceren oineatnteS benust
no, iruten uhne dslid Dr. :tnfrn gu 8atte sehen.
Nls tleerntiie efgeu ef be pbrde coer eetfse Ger
rtnts 9ei5bartit osr Nt 3iern uaS S6r6dt, 0ber
6 f9SPiuns Ger rsditaten art erben i6ntl turtrt. -
Dereniae. pelhcr eer 8ebdnAIuns unb HGrirrse brn
Dr. 5rtripn n,er,ieSt fam tbn, ais etnem Gttenanne
rtne Tur @ anoertauen ub sSperf&tlt auf letne drts
ItCbe Ge1htdtdhfett per[c1er --1-t 4t-~ -fLt gF.e
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YstFt8s

Die fhrsdtt6en girtunsen tes 9aiterS nb tbr a r&.
ten. 8er1f tes @etitnile8 @errirruns ter Sfesn Sc.
trGdtbe Der @eifestrae, b1e @tnun9en Nbnesuns Dor
ber 3efeafaft, uft rad @ndmteee Mlifrantit eeeen
t6 ieltf Sndtlamteit al. III. tne entss eer itltmmeu
5rtes.
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Oermi(d)te tli6eiQeIl.1

Scr. St1atctt = -3Ocr 9lnlcibc.
Die Grite N1ationalbanfp pcn Baltimore
TT BON S&dsdmtsiettetdr autbrrttt Subcrippnen fir
bteie uene Mnleibe tnteeecr 3u ne tnren. l.iJJ J9
per1rnen me@e BON $25000 GuftrartS jetbner tf ejn
Sabdtt Spr p& 9ehdtte reiGes Sp S&dSamtstepdrts.
ent be,abl wtre ge.itsse aasfun. prb auf gstanssn
pom bteer Banf ertteIt. .;. ,, - - ,s.4.y -
= (30uiD2tl SS>t('i!5l SJ! o. W rtt t& Galrer.
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@tfdbrliAe RrQnfhfit.

gDtnn Ser irrseelsists unluse Singing dusnstt tas
ben 8eins beier merbaen &ranf9eit IN m auisenpn-
men bat 10 eeteh baaf3, taB ein unSettseS S@ase.
Itl Dter bic 5ur6t ppr &ntedun9 bn abibre6t, b an
Sene u trenben au tpelde SSe ibr Gretuna unb
saret 70 lang Bis bic SpnSpmt citis8 aredlin ubss,
ME s.. 9. Elm nit @edwI Ell tnt54 {. Eals zine bDle
yfa @@mers I'M fppe urS in ren SIt.>trn Mtyabms les
gei6tS 9aubtett Iuaw DIE rr Saut Rnptgn an gei-
men Armn, Sinnen i'm @ei tte unt au ten Grtreit1.
ten f@ ;eisen mo hmm tiee nstel nit elmer TGretlNef
S@nsui9eit oer @ 6rette Bis ;ueet esr Cdiirlen unS
bett Ueetntanb te Witlss :rb Ter Sob ittnen
lGredItden 2eben taeur6 Elm @not rst tas ttn rad
tenem 3anee erinet eru fen Meerter surudttt
GS til cine traurtae eas Giuieuee eierr irrdt.
barren &ranfhe 3u1 Spter idsn tit Ioee Ter nsei i'd.
ltett unmtleneer Srdber rclte tur Nrweueuns jeaes
tnttltden es tes 4Re ee gcriturn perrtdten une
cen Msf eee yeteaS II Elm tlenees Oaein eerwauheln
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0as feinfte unn po1enbetffe 6ruG0tsgrnics SItteEa
'-~ ''" Mnierer Seit! lf s1J1 gI9ct
u Die .6Ori9blume The Honeysuckle) iil9
ELIXIR DE WIT N.

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t6nrnt f aus benz retnn @c9nGc Ia gertnbunG nit Gee
&6pies ga8clrtadsnps TN 93sge Deftaarn Ger
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tn Dertf@lGnb ass '''1t''3'7G .lI
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nenn etrria eetre bic &Guer nt rbne t1Hete fen wV
len. Nt e antere fceendru BttterS b6nst bdebe upa
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dts 1rnf ttters ept ss betres letnes &eeans u. 8Si
tett heS @eAmades ais unu6etrp1ea 6G iuoem 60 Gpe
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anbelnt turamat una sgeEt tn Elm rraR1noaes @anae,
tn eth erw6rne1Ses 9pnearses 0tter betr Snunrtrtn
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8. 3 Urn Sep. 6 @anooers, GCFe BON gamne.ssf.
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etae aefilte Sleie If adt BE nt MT. BEN, ieaeI Seq
GSnerS auf benz Gcrf rerieten 1T. 09nlg3 sr ff4i -
QD6erper1nftr erbalten be 3u em 4ttters GRaeietts
ten collar -tt1srapb- -Ausbdnecf@tleer gratis. Q5J
Die Ieeren 5lai6en rfr6en ebu retn) bet Der namFea
Befeauns NIT $.oo DIseES franco Baltimore tne6an1s
sebrG@t. sf u1F
@UrsIsiden Si,nbeer. Offence cpn bem 5tntteericfs
Der pDrj1breen Grnte ote ale QDetne 2iaucr ers
Aunlttdt anb 3u rlteen Yretien. i4-f..r-.-rs, +,
~ GGt 5anuSes ano Gambenlr., GesrnaEee
III NAff ~
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Orean!;ne @6pa he

Surb unberiIei SeSe un6 Ste rene Graft peber bese
eg Dtefes urbthare Seten peleS faS Qbet eIen6 tnh
bic Gtc una @adpmmendat unmEelid, maat tlsoit has
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nge 2ete iinb 3u lstdt at MueiGme fnna serets retI
lie teren 6rsen ntt eenau ennen. OSsleb fe aud bur
Strturer Nieberi6lasen TN Sdrn, Stein uib abere ll
laden entietn fdn, 10 TT fe to efeatbeilS cine 0I9e
teS RiBbraubes Ser teelfen Oreaue Wer abtr miu Is
au9ne tn tie rct Der Greusuns eber Dtnen rtrS,
wtrh bic @ bsmlt9en 2aAern ersebtn els bon Ds1es
bte ha reiit itnb. [--@.- ''V''.- = iSl
~ Offiee: SO. Z eab.GreoertdItr.,
Esbsn EbIrsa BON Baltmcrsfr., 6itlt6e Sstte,
bic Stufsn hinauf. -''''' y gig
Ndn merle 6 9tatsn une Sausnumner. SeY itnrtiTr..
BE unb ruserfte yamaher hurhtriebene serienpie
SuadIalber, Gd,ubIltGsr, 8efelwer, Strostnreniser
itnS 0ampenpuser u ~ nennen b reeeItdBise Nerte
unb lauern an9eipeen Dr. Srbnpn 0tn IN Der dte
NS ALE glefe milien stnen 9Oi-Stamp euttaIteu.
Gins 6eilurq ~ 2 { 'nen ai@ s'iteelt. g.,
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ocb Rranfhtiten

eemat pereU ais IA anp: SeusungsunFiteFeit Sdpd@e
IN hem Iadta n0 te ltetern @ntsunbuneen Der Nieren
rnb Slals sflS13e ser gtstpt1 yta.
fdwdde SerslOpst Sbit ern6et 3ittsru, 4usenIdpids
S6minpsl 1rpiltmer5 Gnt;inbun9 les Saes, tsr Nalf
ter 3un9e, ceS 4Eagens ber Gtnlspte un6 arr jerer
ee be pcn eemiien N,teimsn @ewchute ten her Sugtnb
pside itrsn Gpern 6eibtter nt ais tsr Sircntn Sc.
fang Ben Ge1hrten te5 nlpiss terrbreu uub pcnn idt
scs 9eteiI mertfn TIRE s1nenoten SOifnnsen eernt@
Ten, Gdwdde ter Gpnftutien berror5rnsca ee @be
mea MAIDEN une 3uleSt een 06rper tb SiHn serebreR.
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c.z tSirtb ftStiIDe. Z I.
IA Id etnen BprratR bon suttn cid, ,He N aFiftb-
- fSafstl&tn. 6OpPtlte wtt aud anbere, an Sdnb
. babe, btttt td ant Dteienteen peI&e iuIt pir-
fGen, Bet nttr tcrtufrrtHtM Aud GtibIe unh jpnlfia
6autm5kt b1ltt t@ Aets Ssrrdtbts unb spersen cnb
anf Stfslune anSefettsot irrt AUD Stott- H. sDittb.
T5-----, r, sarge unb 2eiGenbeaattuuaeu rsrkeu
fcrtwdbrenb prompt hefrret BON III rIT ~
Al@ J3DlQf tiIH 35IlUi SDkH feufelSrG9 iIg.
III, ...g.1,..ssr tw r.. ssp SSS aEeh N~o++a-Net
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*iulstg }Qfa1 ner,'5.

Eepnesrs rete tie Cper re2 eeeeimen 3ars aenctben
nb, ra3 tyliT IN ptele &duTenpe AT irI6es rat
retet pclde6u lYre thobeen Sdlente l6 entwt6eften
8erfdnheStraite mis- rem Dpinr br 9eretdfet ten Se.
nat tsseiert ue 2sr te,dbsrnce G6n enrdt taben
mRrtsn m6eea lid Init epIen @ertnuen naber. iI5 !s
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ll1le fer l,reliIt.

Die rle &aUeNtt Weld plt; ene SER .bt, Iisbtr,ehu
iaDre In eteer nait ftr cen une eis en1e MID.
tisr munbartitbcn SNra iDnen !pe,s Gr, }ehutp au
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-09
From New HOrk.

NEw YORK, March s-A Norfolk letter of
the 9th reports Gen. Pckett's whole rebel divis-
ion at Suffolk supposed to be on grand forag-
ing expedition and to enforce Consumption.
Bransoms command, which infested the line of
the Albermarle and Chesapeake Canal, has dis
appeared from there.
The Posts Washington special says the find
ing of the Court of Inquiry in the case of Gen.
Buell. will soon be published. The Court does
not attach any blame 10 Buell..
special to the Commercial saws some fears
are entertained that conflict OF jurisdiction will
take place between Mr. Allen, agent of the
Treasury, and Gen. Thomas of the War Depart
ment.
Admiral Dupont is in Washington to appear
before the Committee of Investigation Of the at
tack on Charleston.
The Commercials Fort Monroe letter OF the
5lh saws Gen. Peck is besieged at Newburu
and nearly every post in North Carolina
Klpatrick's veteran horsemen are God send
to this department ami may accomplish more
than twice OF thrice their numbers of infantry
| feel certain Gen. Butler will retain them.
Gold has advanced to 643ic on the news oil
the defeat of Stebbins gold bill
Supervisor Booth of Brooklyn, Just returned
from Washington, has officially informed the
Board of Supervisors that call for 900 900 more
men would soOn be made, and that the draft
would be enforced
Private advices from Bombay express fear tina,
the American ships Naples and Southern Right,
from that port, have been captured by the Ala
bama
The election in this city TODAY pass ed off qui
etlv. The total vote was % 2S3, of which 6
40l were in favor of the amendment of the Con-
stitution allowing soldiers TO vote.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-09
GEN. SHERMAN AT VICKSBURG
MGR Es sIONAL,
&c. &c. &c, &C.. &c.


WAsHISGroS March s.-The Republican of
this evening has the following:
In Our first edition yesterday we doubted the
statement that Colonel Dahlgren reached our
lines in safety. We did so because we knew at
the time that the Richmond Sentinel OF Saturday
morning. copy of which reached Gen. Meade 5
headquarters announced that Colonel Dablgren
was killed in the skirmish at Queens and King
c. II. This fact was telegraphed to the Presi-
dent late oil Sunday night, eight or nine hours af-
ter General Buffers dispatch Of Sunday re-
ceived, announcing the safety of Col. Dahlgren.
The news Of the death of the Colonel was not
made known to his father, Admiral Dahlgren,
until this morning, because there was lingering
hope that there might be some mistake about it
in the Sentinel.
Late last night General Butler teegraphed
that he had received information confirming the
announcement in the Sentinel that Col Dahlgren
was killed at Kings and Qceen's G. H.
The President being satisfied that there was
no longer any good reason TO doubt his death,
deemed it his duty this morning to communicate
the fact to Admiral Dihlgren, which was ac-
cordlngly done.
The President having signed the whisky bill,
it is law.
The Senate has confirmed over a hundred
nominations of Assistant Adjutant Generals. to
rank Majors and Captains.
Gen Sckles has not preferred charges against
Gen. Meade before the Committee OH the Con-
duet of the War
Gen Grant, accompanied by his son, General
Rawlings and Col. Comstock, of his staff, ar
rived here this evening.
While quietly taking his dinner at his hotel, a
gentleman rose aud announced to the 400 or 500
guests who were the tables that they had
among them the hero af Nicksburg, whereupon
the diners rose TO their feet and enthusiastically
welcomed fhe hero with shouts and waving of
handkerchieis