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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Public Sale.

THE under.iEusd will asr for sAls at patIIe aue.
4 tlon NJ the late reEidenee Or robert PaIIOT do
ceased. on the 2ist day of March, 1901, the goods
aud chat lea vi fi diseased, sistIl IN part, Of
ll"Lst hold rovds FRrIEitE implements 2 fields
wheat, FIELD rye, - shocks IN and fodder, stick
hay, stack straw. 1000 hGsLcg5 coru in s.r. 100
bushei. crn. shei!cd, leo bushels Tyr = Ob..heIs
wheat, 100 Lu>!rrs Idt;Ur, los bu-heIs barley 800
enip', 'Hcks, 100 bushels potatoes, buggy, two
horse Wagon, OK cart, water carts, two hOrse
led, IL 6Oal .ITs. coal bank carts, large lot old
iron large "i old spper 1000 feet lumber, black
smith tools, set carpruter tools Gu head fat n Ss.I
head f.; cattle, mead hOCec-. ~ barrels old rye
whisky, 10 kcas DO do. 100 Rrrcsurw do large lot
old ha'Tr!r 10 do 60 k-:-, platform NI!ts aud 9TH
rT articles too Hu -cTOu- 10 mention.
sal 10 C1uIE.enco at 10 o'clock A. u. aud continue
from day 10 ay until all Is soil Whisky, grain aud
stock will he uffsrtd on 1uRsGuy :S2d.
N-.-t.4rI hasg- HHuuHliug to IL Teo dollars or
los 20 IL cah. above tr uOlcs II OF months
Will DO tai.eu Wit Two EOot turei;es.
MARY PATTON,
ALBERT o. RICE.
AdmiuisiTatoTs.
Mart na, ilic, o, March LIST, 1864. mrSti
Register copy till day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

God RuATd our nag, and keep each STAR
EG5h stripe ~ bright As new they NaHs'
still make L lead our ranks tu War,
SIN dOAt above each patrlotG grave
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail Il through the dust OF ShAmOS
All honest hearts It's lot Will snare
Aud follow e to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
COL. DAuLGREN.
Col DahlgreU was not yet twenty two
years old when killed.
TIE CASE OF GEN. mEAnR.

Gen. Meade yesterday wrote letter to
Reverdy johnson about the testimony
given by Gems. Sickies aud Doubleday that
he gave an order to retreat after the first
days fight al GetI! sbutg, denying it point
blank-admiIliug, however, that he had
arranged before the battle TO take n safer
position. and one where be could more
adSsntageously accept battle, aud dwelling
with particular teuACiIy upon the point
that that could not be "a retreat which was
to take place without fight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

a sOLDrER writes from Knoxville that
the most useful article that can be sent
men in the field is bunch of wooden yarn
aud dsruiug-needle 10 mend their socks.
He begs that persons desiring to contribute
10 tho comfort of soldiers should think of
this.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Auction Sale
Valuable City Property.

THE subscriber will sell at public auction, at the
L trout dOUr Of the Court House Of ohio Co, W.
Va. on tho 2sth day Of March lsGl, the following
described property situated Market street, Cen
TIE VIII, cling, ". Va.
Lot No. 90, Containing three parcels, one Of -
feet front, the other two 1917 feet tCh upon each
parcels there IL a good two story frame house,
Also, Lot No 20, the corner Of MAJ ket aud
Marshall street. This lot Is divided iuo two DUAL
parts, each with 81 feet front Marshall street;
upon part there Is good two story frame house
with I rooms and cellAr-upon the other good
brick house containing rooms, with large hal,
porch and eli tue mo Tern improvements.
Also the north half Of Lot No 2S On the east sid
Of Market street this lot IL dIViutd into two equI
parts, upon the font AZ IheIU is god story
frame hOuhe With rOUtus &C ,upOa tue rear half
there Is FRAME house Nish tLree Sale posi-
tive
equal yearly PAYNE III, " I'll Inherent
mrll tlRpl Gao. Forbes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Received the amour; Of the above check.

Sec q. At leIst once ia three months the CLERK,
Treasurer. auI SHE proper ,f-er nf the depI-.iury
OF Tie revenue aud moneys Of line CuuHty, shall adj
iu a:A stnie the amount ui the receipts ant ais
iug sic amounts ii -TCh receipts and dis ents
ami lr ialIpce. it ANY TrnIAn itE iu said hcposIOr
L. tbe CTr,it thr County. Three lair copies thaiI
lie m6dc UI such statement aud subscribed by the
Clerk. Treasurer Au: tic proper officer Of suc dc
Pusiury: one Tor the Treasurer. Hu1iher for such
ryl,=iuTy. the tTd for the Clerk. t. BE- by him re-
l"Ttr - th bolId ami fled amethyst the paper OF
lis office. At every such Ier ent the warrants
Of the CLERK, It'll the CHECKS Of she Treasurer en-
d's, H. pA. a; said del csi:ory, aud included ia
stat cuIcht aOTesIiI, having been Cancelled Without
ten; 'irfcrd. Shall be delivered MI to the Clerk to
be filed and preserved amongst The papers OE his Of
nee, JOHN Z. HUfP, PTeaideut.
GEO W.SIGHTS, CLERK. mi diw6wit
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
4nE uHEMPLoYED eEyERALs,

CoPPerhend threats OF dlibusteriuRstay.
ed of to day the passage OF the resolution
from the House military Committee to
drop the unemployed Major Generals and
Brigadisr Generals who are three hundred
Thousand dollars gear out of our tl.cted
Treasury. There are sixty four OF these
beauties, of whom twenty FIVE are doing
nothing but wearing uniforms and giviag
their views. Thirty .nine are gently exer.
cising themselves in COurt Martial luuui.
ries, and other tender employmenIs not
commensurate with their rank, and hugely
disprOpOrtioned to their pay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
POSSIBLE PRICE
TRUSTEES SALE.

or Real Estate In MRrTIMHSIIIe, Ohio.
10y virtue ola deed Of tru,t executed 10y JOHN Il
the 18th day OF February, lsG3. and uuw % ~
in the ; rcurdeT's "flIcr, CT BrlmsuI c.uf;,-
Ohio, In volume 8. pEgO as will sell Ut Th.r-!a,
the 3lst DAY OF Marsh next, at 10 o'cIsck 4 VI IN
tue 1T, misses In the foWH Of MartiUsviIlr lie +
fOWiuE property, to wit: Lots numbered ";,r hGu
dTrd aud thirty aud hundred and ihiTtV-ans
town Of MErtiEsVi; on the lots IL erected y Gem.
Portable dwelling hos 9.
Terms q; sale: $40 In cash. and the balAr &c IN
Elk and Twelve month"; with I'M erIsi from date t
purchaser giving bond aud approved security = Il
the title to be retained Will purCha'e :aonrs p.i
in full A Z. MvkkE,
E.lLll.lh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

A VALUABLE stratum Of ironstoue has
been found on the estate recently purchas-
ed by the Prince Of Wales. He appears
to be lucky chap. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Daily Report OF EnIIs, ments.
OFFICE a. A. p. NJ. GEN'L, I
WHEELING, March 10, 1864. J
ST ". VA. CAyAI


RE-ENLlsTED-VErERAN
Vim Helmtck, Barnabus De la Grange, T
Little, Co y, Beaver county, Pa.
80 W. va. CAVALRY.
Patrick Branuou, Jas Branuou, John W
Mccullough, Go a, FairmOnt, Marion
county.
lsr W. va. INFANTRY.
Geo Connolly, LIST District, Sub divi.
sion No. 10, New MartinsvilIe, Welzel
county.
6rn ". VA CAVALRY.
NEW RECRUITS.
James W Brumage, James 81 Asberaft,
Orvill Francis. credited to Fairmout,
Marion County.
lsT ". VA CAVALRY.
R bert Armstrong, jacob Smith, VIM S
McDOugaI, Belmont county, Ohio.
18TH W. va. INFANrKY.
Abraham Marsh, New MsrtinsvilIe,
WeIzsl county.
Sra W. VA. CAVALRY.
Geo W Wagner, Daniel H Frankhouser,
Preston county, Sub-district No. 5.
3D ". VA. CAVALRY.
John W Lamb, not creditered or mus
tered.
Vim Bats, Cbas RideDour, Co G, Berke.
ley county, Sub-district No. 10.
era W. W.. CAVALRY.
Leonard EVERY, Perry Stewart, VIM
" Tichnel, David " Frnker, Marcelius
Albright. David Matthews, Andrew J
Ringer not mustered or credited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
FRoM WARRINGTON.
.MAsnMaTos, March-s. lseA
A pIsTINouIsIIEp auEsl

At s o'clock this afternoon, an officer,
leading child by the, hand, quietly aud
modestly enterediIhe dining room at vii.
lard's. and took a place al the table. A
gentleman from. New Orleans aud his
daughters recognized him, rose from their
seats and shook hands With him cordially.
In fash, a. by electric communication,
the news that General Grant was in the
room spread through the immense hotel,
and the hundreds Of guests, Senator's, Rep.
resentatiVes, Supreme Court Judges, wo-
men, officers, lawyers, and all the custom
airy household of Willard's, sprang from.
their seats and cheered ia the most tremen-
dous manner, and crowded around The
blushinR and confused object of this sud
den ovation, and overwhelmed him with
their Rdmiriug interest. When his meal
was concluded and he lett the room, it
WAS but u tall into smother scene of euIhu.
siastic love that awaited him from "a great
crowd in the lower ball. Ilis retreat from
this superior force up the stair case aud 10
his room was characterized by most uusul-
dierly blushing. The reception of Gen.
Grant at the Presidents leVee III the even
lug was more furious than any scene that
ever trAuspired in the East Room. lie
WAS literally lifted up for while, aud in
gOuhtGuGC " a uuu ~ u utCGsSlAO .
so great was the desire to have q fair look
at him, lie was obliged 10 mount a sofa,
under the auspices OF Secretary Seward,
who preceded him to that elevation. There
has never been such u coat. tearing. button
bursting jam in the White House rs this
soldier has occasiOuSd. The cheering and
waving of hapdkerchiefs was in the Gus
tomary fury of Americans over popular
favorites.
DEATH OF col. DAuLGREX.
Dispatches received yesterday, but pur.
posely withheld, threw doubts upou the
safety of Col. DHhlgren. To day tue Pres
ideut communicated TO Admiral DahIgfen
the reported death OF his son. The AID.
miral Immediately left for Fort Monroe
Subsequently the following dispatch was
received at the Navy Department confirm
ing the sad ti6ings:
YoRKrowX, Tuesday, March S. 1864
Hon. Gideon WslLes, See,y Of The Nary:
The gunboat Morse, Lieut.. Comma udiug
BAbcock, lett here on Sunday noon. to ut
ford relief 10 Col. DAhlgTen's party. o.
Monday, the 9Th lust, att A 81, near
West Point, the Morse picked up 1--WE men,
who bad been attracted by her signal guns.
aud were guided to the river by friendly
negro, who provided them with boat
Four OF these were Colonel DnhIgreu's
white soldiers. aud one was his c0lorrd
servant. They represented that Col. Dahl
green's party were surrounded by cavalry
aud iuinntryi that he (pAhIgren) was kill
ed, and that they saw more than oGe bait
Of his men afIerWard give themselves up
as prisoners. Col. DAhlgren's servanI
says that he saw Ihs ColOuels naked body,
which had been stripped, aud the ring flu
ger cut of.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
CHANGE. OF FIRM,
HENRY HARTMAN

L"ORMERLY Of TIE Hrm of Hartman 4 sIr,u.s
L wilt here after conduct the business a! the iirn,
at tn old stAud-NU. u. Water ST., one door -, III
Of the Spfigg uUuse,-whcTr lie III keep "A fnl
assortment Of the "IieEt siyl- OF Ready NaLs TO
thing and Gehts' Furnishing Goods. Also. Military
and Boys Clothing alive yS ga hand. MR. Inns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Notice 10 Contractors.

Notice TO Contractors,
SIEALED l"lusll- will be r, ceivcd by Tie unIer-
- ssUr,l, at she Co':noi Chamber until o. loo L.
Mh:,h :Gib, 1876, Tor Curbing. Paving the cutters
aLd Matchmaking on Denny aLL 5Ih streets For
specifications and terms rnaITc Of either Of the uI.
drrs isac.i. GE pEGE BOWERS,
f. Ed EuruERMUND,
HERMAN HARTESsTEIN,
Committee On Streets aud Alters
South Wheeling, Mar 8, 1864. mrs 1w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
House and Lot to1, Sale

I DESIRE to sell my House ard Lot on Wheeling
L Island. The lot is designated As number tWcn
y -ssTeI-2I-n Jan el Z.uv's HddiIInu the City
Of WhTeliug. aud Is Gus If the most Q cTated toy-
itOns on the leland. Upon 1t is comfortable dwell
Ing house and necessary ont bulld,rrJ tucludIpE
sahI". n. NCIlAH DSDE
mi-u Attorney at Law
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

Ia CLauccry-Tu the Coup.
~ Court 81 Ohio County.
saturday the I2Ih Jay Il
July, ls6I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

DWELLING HOUSE AT AUCTION.
NAT ILL be sold Saturday the lpLh day Of March,
w 1864, at Public Auction, at the irOrt door OF
the Court House, at IL o'clock, NJ, the House aud
Lot Quincy ct eet, adjoining the residence Of tho
undersigned, and now the occupancy Of bIr. john
Jones. This property Is numbered tn the BelIAir
addition the City, lot No S.. aud IL on the orr
Of the ALLEY between Sixth and Seventh street.
TERMS UF SALH-uHs-thirI TO be paid in hand +,
the balance Ia two equal payments six aud twelve
months, with interest fro tue day OF sale, secured
by lien upon the property. Possession given iTst
u April next. JACOB X. ukEEn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
RlNDlMn.


The Court, having maturely considered
the evidence adduced, finds the accused,
Colonel George r. Latham, Second ReZi
ment Virginia Mounted Infantry, as fol.
lows:
Of the LIST Specification. lst Charge, mot Guilty {"
VI the 2ud Specification, let Charge, mot Guilty I"
OF the ord Specification, LIT Charge, 'NOt Guilty {"
OF The 4th Specification. lst Charge, .NGt IIultY
VI the 9th Specification, 1st Charge, "NUt Gully ,
OF the lst Charge, ''NOt Guilty ;,
or the Specification to And CHARGE TSOt Quite IS
uf the 9nd Charge, 'tAot Gniity y
OF the LIST epeei6catEo, Sid OhArEE Wkot Gnilty
OF tho End Specification, 5Td Charge, Mot Guilty"
OF the Srd charge, SNOt GniIty! !"
q the lat Specification, 4th Charge, "Not Guilty"
OF the 2nd Specification. 18th Charge, mot Guilty"
OF tho :irj Specification, 18th Charge, Mot Guilty.
u the 9TH Charges mot Guilty"
And ths Court does therefore acquit
him.
The proceedings of the General Court
Martial in the foregoing case is approved
and confirmed.
Colonel George Il Latham, Second Rrgi.
ment West Virginin Mounted Infantry, is
hereby released from arrest aud will report
for duty. By order of
BRi0 GIN. d F. KELLEY.
THAYER MELVIN,
Assistant ALjuIant General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
.POLLACK'S NOTION HOUSE,
STRING TRAnE. f864.

SPRING TRADE, 1864.
u EoEIvING and opening for fale the Spring
IL Stock OF Motions and Fancy Goods, which for
extensive RIsoItuent Ra1 careful selection cannot
vel! DC o1eriied N any House in the western mar
With recent arrangements in Europe for direct
importation Ui leading foreign Goods, and by early
aud large purchaser In domestic manufacturers
Az AiIiuS the Late advance in price, shall for the
attraction of iGc Casel aul permanent tr te to this
city, divide literally wIih my customcrs adyur tngrs
secured against competition. The prices will range
buy CT ave freight and delay attending shipment
itom thIsr markets. Particular Httentiou devoted
10 SutleIs stOres, the stick Of which will be con.
stAniiy Kept complete: Nov iastOre,
20 ReAms Let or Paper.
$50 g Cap
100000 Envelopes, assorted.
100 GLcGs pencils.
so El4ck aud Rod II.k
500 dog ChAdwicks Spool Cotton
800 lbs LINN Thread.
10000 Med g,
70 dOZ LaIpsL Bags.
100 I, uuas, HaUTild.
go doE Shoe BTusLes.
Col " Shakers.
20 " Ladies' Ilats trimmed
So .sirs DrIijs.
ltOl Cotton u lose
go 70, :. Ladies .''l ChrlhEeus H"s'.
$40 F." IaGntielA.
30 TOuyins beat Kind ]iUyes.
1OJ Gross Matches
~ d. Z Military Hat Cords
% - Wallets.
80 e rOrtsInOnuaies.
300 =" peTEnmeTJ.
1860 100 cG 4Si
lOOJU e Prize Packages.
10 81 Cases assorted, to arrive.
Patronage Of Merchants aud SuulcTs respectfully
solicited. mI2w AUGUSTUS PUIIACK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
ShIngIes! ShingIes! SMLngIes

NJ would mUst respectfully announce :, Tie
w eitiZenr Of Wheeling. and the pnblIc Ecnrr,i-
ly, that We are Row manufacturing and iIIe.i &"
keeS GOnstAntiy on ltInds, x large supply I'll siIls
0LES. which We warrant to 10 LQUAL II { stfEst.
On a. any in the market. Persons needing aHy t9s
ia that line. - i'll hud u u their ADVANTAGE :.
aud examine our stock, ~ We are Determined -
give satisfaction both o IIAnty and price.
STEELE I RIDER,
WheeliDs IhltL5.
Opposite Waters, Blair 4 nuntsT's Groe-ry.
I'm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
Valuable Property for Sale.

PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Fi'IIE undersigned Will sell at private ,hle ihA:
L valuable piece Of property commonly Eag~n
as the Kennel Garden" lying about = msiz Ani
half east OF the city Of Wheeling, containing 'i.t
acres THIS is excellent garden rpUt. at.I -
Heli Improved. there being upon the pT-ns-'-
dwelling house, stable aud barn. and sele- tv'T;riJ
Of irSlt tTtes, consisting Uf apple PeAr aud ounce
AlAo = large strawberry bed, grave vines, &C.
POr teruIs ofsale apply TO the und, raignvi At Ih-r
ofiec No. % Monroe street, Wheeling.
feb23.tf RICHARDSON r McKESS6N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

Finding of the Court Martial Ia the
Case CT Col. tseo II. Latham. I'D Va.
Vol. Infantry.
lExtruet from ucucral Order No. Z, Headquarters
Department West VAL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A NY person holding claims against the Estate Of
"A John GiImoE, late OF ohio Co, deceased. win
please make the SiulS known TO the uadSFdgnOd, at
Valley GEo'e, Ohio o., West VA 90 OF before the
18th Of this month. W. 7. 4 TtiOS. 0ILh0R,
mFl1 1Wd&atWS Administrators.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11

GREENWOOD NURSERY,
(IUNTAININU "A good variety Of Fruit and urnn-
~ nchtA, shrubs, kOaes, Towering plants UIapv
Vines. osAse UrLngv, &c. Catalogues -rA,is
a. II uUSShY,
mTI 2m Mt. Pleasant, Je1 Co., OL.J.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.

WE have received 6ne 10. Of Lynehburg To
w baecO, Bright pounds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-11
SherIfl's Sale or Real Estate.

frb2 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
FURTHER CONCERNING THE FORREST RAID
CAVALRY FIGHT.

MEMPHIS, April 4.-Chalmers' force, num-
bering 1850. is reported to have been in Grand
junction on the 29th. Other rebel forces were
at Bolivar on the same date. Forrest was a.
Trenton at the latest advices.
1t is reported that the 9th Tenn. cavalry,
Col Harsh, about 800 strong, had fight near
Somerville, Tenn, on the both ult, with abou.
1,5t0 rebel cavalry, supposed to have been q
part OF McCulloch's command. After fighting
three or tour hours, and finding themselves
largely outnumbered, they fell back, leaving
50 or 60 killed and wounded in the hands Of
the rebels.
A rebel surgeon is detair ed at Paducah as q
hostage for DR.. Hood, captured and carried
away from the hospital there by Forrest. Thir-
ty or forty sick. taken prisoners at the same
time from the hospital, were kept ten miles
back Of Paducah the night of the battle, on
damp ground, without shelter, or food or fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04
NO APPREHENSION OF A RAID In TO
KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, April a.-The military arthori-
ties have no spprehensious Of any extensive
raid into Ken lucky for the present
The Journals Huntsville disnatch says tina
parties OF guerrillas on Thursday night robbed
several houses, and eight miles below that
place, stole Number Of horses. Generals
Mcpherson A. Logan, drove them to the
Tennessee river on Friday last, but could see
no rebel, on the opposite bank
TBS Nashville Times mentions the capture
on Thursday, Of the notorious guerrilla, Sam
Moon, who has committed depredations in the
vicinity of Pulaski.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04

PROHoTIoSs.-The following promotions
have been made among the clerks in the De-
partment of State:
Henry d. J. Pratt, from third to fourth.
case cierkship, at 81 $500; William +. Skunk,
from second 10 third. class clerkship, at
&i,6O0; A. Tanstall WEIGH, from a first to a
second class clerkship, at 81, 400.
Henry X. La Reintre, former clerk, having
net1rned from successfnl mission to Peru, on
behalf of Inc Government, has been res tored
TO c.erksbip In the Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04
sroNEMAN AT BULLS GAP.

G1KCINNArI, April 4.-The Gdsette's Knox
Vile dispatch says Gen. Stoneman has ad-
vanced to Bulls Gap The railroad and tele.
graph il In good order. The trains on the
Knoxville and chattanooga Railroad were de.
tanned on Saturday by rumors o. q raid by
9,toO rebel cavalry on Cleveland, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
RKAvY FIGHTING ON RED RIVER
OUR FORCES TAKE SHREVEPORT

NEW YORK, April 4.-The Tribuse's Alex.
andrta, La, letter says report is current
that Gen. Steele entered Shire veport on the 18th,
after pitched battle Of ten hours. No conf
oeHce can be placed In the report, although
such thing may actually have occurred
was awaiting a rise in Red River to
Our Aeos -
pass the falls.
Over four thousand bales of cotton have
been obtained by cur gunboats on the river.
Three thousand were burnt uy the rebels
aboard the ste amer Falls City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04

THs 0EHAT CASE DEcIDRD.-The U. S. Su-
preme Court this forenoon rendered its decision
In the great quicksilver mine case; reversing
that Of the court below in favor Of the United
States, and Affirming the validity of the survey
under which the claimant-Fossat-holds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04

~ From Hudson Taylor, a3i Pennsylvania
avenue, we have copy of the National Alma
mao and National Record for 1861, published by
George w. Chiids. Philadelphia. 1t contains
an immense amount Of valuable statistical in.
formation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-04
A CLOTHING DEALER ARRESTED.

The hrst arrest under general orders No. 1, Ia
relation 70 selling clothing to soldiers, was
made On Saturday by two of Capt. Dolan's
detectives, the offender being Chas. Coffman
proprietor OF clothing establishment at No
SOB Seventh street, between G and H streets
C0fman was committed to the Central Guard.
hoase, and guard has been placed over the
store, the penalty OF violating the order being
q coRflsc alton Of the stock.
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NAVAL ORDERS,

NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieut. Commander r. b. Lowry has been
detached from special duty at Washington
and 10 awaiting orders.
Lteat. 4. b. Refill, ordered to the Wabash.
Assistant Surgeon S. N. Lyen, ordered to the
nAvsi rendezvous at PHILADELPHIA,
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~ Shiiiington, Odeon Building, sends us
an early copy OF Frank Leslie's Lady's Maga-
zine for April. An attractive number.
Also from John G. Parker $40 f street, we
have COPY of the same.
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Oonfederacy. nor maintain ANY diplomatic In
tefeourse, until France has done %. Slidell
has been refused an audience By Archduke
White, at Paris.
LONDON, March 23.-The TIMER has a tele-
gram from Vienna, stating the conference pro-
posed without any detailed basis or armistioe,
has been accepted by Austria and Prussia
The territorial integrity Of the Danish Mon
archy under the present dy nasty will be main
tanned. The conference meets at once
The Globe says the Cabinet at Washington
has not agreed to accredit an envoy to Mexico
without conditions.
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TIN OrERA.-To.ni Der FrsiscA.ts viii
be brought out In the most effective manner BY
the grand opera troupe performing st Growers.
The cast is q powerful one, including ell the
force Of the excellent company. The President,
Mrs. Lincoln, and Mrs. Gen. Grant witnessed
the superb presentation OF Fa&st on Saturday
ni6ht.