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, 1864-03-08
THE EDGAR COUNTY TKOU-
IsAES.


Eek From the Springfield Journal.l
Paris. in Edgar county. seems destined to Al IN
enviable notofiety a. the rendezvous Of unpziuci.
islew traiiors rom she scatb, nd tha theatre .!
their outragcoue proceedings. Union men, aud
there ase many q tem good and t1Hs hays saf,fr s
lead Of unprincipled men
Ne learn from gentleman from that section,
that for some time past the coppefheads In that
vicinity have made dire threats against the sol
dIers when the veteran regiments should return,
and that they twon1d clean them out" but upon
mature consideration concluded to postpone the
matter until about the time tho soldiers Wers to
leave. These threats were well knowa to the sol
diets, and consequently they have been on thell
guard and ready for the trattora.
Is reported that nPo9 ae plsea q m .e Ihe
soldiers Amos Green has been storing arms u T. ths
Office 1t is also eald that they had arms stored IN
baEn which they called "a IN @ 70 say
last, about IS or 50 Copperhcads arrived IN town
and took possession Of the barn. The fact beeane
TO 7a o. 1ne o hsd
there preparatory to leaving. for the South, ant
they determined to ascertain II arms were storct
nnmea 1as1s Is Kennedy ared apon them, which was
turned hv the eoidicrs, wonnding him severely
1t this Stage Of The proceedings Marx B9asmaa
begged him not to shoot as he was a!rcad
| woprdci; upon which Boatman, droppea his r
volver to his eide, when Kennedy shot h1n, tn
bail taking effect in the shoulder. passing down
W'ards anI infiIctins q serious wound. he ala.
ircd 1T and wounded Lem1 TrowbIidge, Of the 66tl
infuntry, in the wrist, after be had begged Trow
killed. AMER tho shooting Of Trowb1ldgc the sol
diers ased and Kennedy, fcl1 pierced With sl1 q
eight bullets. Previous to kennedy'5 being shot
tie Coppe.heads formed ncross tho street TO pro
tect tfeir s.areenal,', but Immediately left u
wagons and on horseback, IN great hury. the
# ia thoreht. must have wounded come OF them.
our Informant states that when the tlrst gnn was
fired, and the ''ball opened az the miserable tsa
known to The citizens, rode out OF Green's barn
and started post haste for ths country TO- lnos
Int had net returned when our i1formnnt left. il
is feared TINT acr the soldiers have lctt the bush
wlackers may return and kttack the town. but the
clizens 1t IL gald. are preparing to protect Them
Since writing the above, We hasc seen gentle
man who LEFT Paris yesterday morning and matter
were qoIet at that time It IL thought thu. Boat
man cannot recover.
, 1864-03-08
FROM MADISON.
Wisconsin Legislature.

Especial pIspatch to the Chicago Tribunt'l
MANSON, March :, 1854.
In the Assembly resolution was introduced for
evening sessions after Monday next The passage
Of resolution cutting of new business after March
and for adjournment on april III, was reeons-
cred, and together with the resolution restricting
debate, 1t was postponed till tomorrow.
The resolution for stationery to subordinate en-
ployccs Of the Assembly caused some dtscnssion
about the reIusal Of Mr. Hlldebrandt to answer the
summons Of the Eergeant.at-Arms under the call Of
the House on Friday, The subject WIS postponed
till his return
sercrallocal bills were introduced; among others,
to appropriate S1o6 for damage to the Masonic
Lodge By the Ozaukee anti-draft riots IN 1862.
Bills also were introduced to authorize the forma-
ton of interpretations to aid Wleconsin inventors,
and for the punishment Of certain odeuses against
hog owners; and one relating to the duties ofth
Attorney General aboliehlng the Office Of Assistant
Attorney General, &c. Instructions were given the
Committee to make eunary inquiries about the
management Of the Attorney Generals Office,
In the Senate, the Lieutenant Governor being
obeeut, Senator Wilkinson Was chosen President
pro TEN. for the remainder Of the session bT ak
teen to the si1 scattering. He made appropriate
remarks On taking the Chair.
Bills were Introduced to amend chapter thirty
four relative to the support Of the poor,
New barracks hare been erected at Camp Randall
| for two thousand men, making total acoommoda
| ton for 1--we thousand men, with two hundred tee
additional to the post hospital and large wing tt
tie Harvey Hospital 1t has been lately occupied
About any men for the I'd regiment lett here toay
| The order for the organization Of the s7th rcsi
,aeut IL published to-day. The men Joining 1t has
the same bounty IL IN old regiments. The zenasz
, 1864-03-08

From Mobile and tho South. II.
ST. LOUIS: March T.-captain Hopkins. we'll
known here before the WAr. as river Capta!n, ar
ri7ed on Saturday, from Mobile on the 18th ut.
He says there were about 8oo0 troops at Mobile,
and though the fortldcatioas In the rear Of the
city were good, they could be carried by a large
force. she1man's movements ffishtcned the peo-
pic terribly, but desperate reaistance would have
been made had be attacked the city. Every male
there between 18 aud Is years Of age ia well DRILL.
ed soldier.
There ID no dsetress in the South, but the people
wonld willingly accept peace on almost any terms.
Tie leaders, however are determined to fight to
the last
A. regards the gnnhoats In Mobile Bay, fuur Of
them arc iron~clad. The Tennessee is the most
formidable.
Pcmhestou and Lowell are at Columbus, on the
she1E Ptice has not gone to Mexico, but IL sti in
ecmma9a o, ms & Mss9al1ans II 4. aIaaosvs: snes
dispatch rays: s. The rebel War Department has
get alobt measures to- eonscrfpt w. COO negroes
to work On tho Notifications at Rchmoud and e16e-
where.
Meade has returned to The Army Of the Poso-
, 1864-03-08
Markets by Telegraph

Especial uFpnlch 10 Tue ChlcdEo l&1RnHe
CISc1SSAT1, Marrh !, 1s6l.
In the general rarketa there Is scarcely any new
Matusc to notice. Holders Of flour remain firm, but
the market Is =t1 quiet and attracts no attention at
the hands Of lnyesters% Supcfne bears nominal quo.
tatton at s573@5so with the few buyers there may be
nt $S.G@565. ...
WHEAT Isquoscd 1t oil figures, but held With great
hfmness and reserve.
ConS s still lower and norlnally holders stand at
9aec but buyers Are not bidding up to these figures
by fnl SC. The Increased receipts the main cauc
Of fthis.
oA1s have far local market 1t &c In the elevator
and Gee eackcd- ..
RYE IL uuotah1e at s1n 1eadlnE figure. with very
lttle offering At 1css than $1.s3.
BAnLKT-Wlthout change.
Tu1eKr-Opetators arc not entirely at rest Jet az
to the Congressional action on the tax question, they
are consequently less eaxer to-day. and the
tendency Of Saturdays market Is checked, leaving
the price steady at SIC.
PRoy1s1oss-1n the provision market bu1k meats
attract shout the only attention Of operators at cur
rent quotations. Shoulders of good Eze held at &c
loose but buyers do not meet this except upon the
best duality. lib sides range still ut 9@9Hc for light
and heavy. There were recorded sales Of shoulders
packed at *; sides loose at9xc: and clear rib sides
at 1oc without designation Of weights Lard IL held
at 121eXc for country and city, hut hu5crs DO net
meet this figure freely. Holders Of mess pork
stand firmly for $2?.Da&c2-so for the best
country and city but there but few buyers. Ba-
con shoulders bear nominal quotations At 9Hc,
and sides at 1oKc. but there Is but little doing In
either.
, 1864-03-08
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH s. 1864

yors il to be at Madison. Capt. sanuel Hartman
is Colonel; #. c. Webb, Quastena.tcs; D. c.
Rundy, George H. cal2ias and aoha HaHick,
Surgeons; Lieutenant Colonel md Major, not
yet announced Second L1euteuants appointed
fom eoldiers in the field. -.
The finding and sentence Of the soldiers charged
with the hliny Of Drlinser, 1t Few Lisbon last
fal1. and tried BY courtmartial are. sentenced to
forfeiture of pay and to be confined ut Fort Smell.
tnc. II. Bradslcy. twelve months; 3. H. Olds, six
months; Il. CottsnscE, Three months; chns. Cum
utngs, scr tcncea to forfeit I've dollars per month
for five mouths and hard labor for thirty days. Ed
win Wilbcr aud Henry PToctor arc acquitted.
, 1864-03-08

SENATE.
WhAHTEGT0

WASHINGTON, March Z 1854.
Ell ThnEer praying the passage Of law conhsca-
among isgsomSn. iSaa ne'cssea ~ eon1A'see y" JILL
VeFF nna F5eS9msn. =, IA, ,,,roanraa . tn IN
amend the act to I'D in the sonatr1ettoR Of c2
fsaa ,som a1s n1 1st 1sea Retere to the Sne
gc9Hn c,s9 roRpmtfee R1eftn G rsct6e Ra,Irnad.
@oIoa = a. sgEER l. {,,x: Mr., tie e re-
peanuE ~ acss i, ioe ersa a. WodeGSsrneTt ~
mage tgg ~ nh,o nffered ne following
N.Y. @HA-A3<A@A4'f ~ ~A-'' o "
M nTH..o,~.5 That cnovrn of tho eenate conxfste
e<Mte1 t1 ~ Enm.tnrs IT, ~ niv chosen md mail
ni faed. { n'a'''4'' - -. '
electors dnly apReintsd and qualified rote for one
III bs I ssSsn Ct ths Rss.'asat ,a tse as
ss a91 ;!n ss e T. Fs In tho
Referred to the Gommattee @ on 'ndaeisfs' anu Or
deEed fo pc prtnteaI On @ sosG ,.,a4rt "a ,a,oto,c
tEsst viii certain indian tsss Of Oregon vas
RAMsE3 s9 m as a s fad e tSs e
hsaa q d8ks upssio{ n. h, and tz con..aer,-
tim m VAS nostpoped. opedd.e' ''' ''A'' 0~''
u9h IN rnotion af M. DoOLIrTLE Of Wis., the bill
.rantine lands to did in the construction Of rail-
req o% a. q f. 1nH asaa = e senata en
into Executive aesaion at Sis p m and subsequent
y adjourned uo17sr
wA.rnsoros, March 7tb, 1854.
Some weeks ago, resolution passed ordering
convrebt % Of tTo M dollars spieee The resolution
wss aneSwaEds Tegsaled; -1.., ...,a.,nr
IN rr,nnve he donbta which ave arisen as to the
binding force and efficacy Of Ather Of those reso-
intions, and affirming II ali. particulars the one
Of he work save oniy tint The price shall be llmi
ted 10 ono dollar apiese. :.
,rsa nes 1asaa5 un 1prt ~ !taan u T,s;n1ty
VI pes5eS q Sf ohio oefsd Resolution calling On
The Preaident il comptiablo with public Interest to
inform tbe House what steps he has taken o. +
he Communicate ~ mic M ali the unpublished correspondence
ii relation to The said exchange.
1T. DAWES, Of Mass. objected and the resoIu~
, 1864-03-08
Late and Important from Europe
4 FRESH BATCH OF INTER
VENTIQN RUM0RS.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE DA-
MASCuS.
4 Danish ,Iron-Clad at Work on
the German Batteries.
GEN. SHER1IANsS EKPED1-
TION.
It's Return to jackson Keaffarmed.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbane.1' :
CAfnh Masrh = 1871

1f6 kke1uF0 TO JACKSON x&e&INIutAs
- -. :. n-,,
lepeeaa olfpa3en 10 tue eineaeo Afaouns!
tAfho, March 7. 1ooa.
An officer has arrived here direct from v1cksburg,
win cornohora.es the Confederate stofe. regarding
eh.-u,.,. o.a.a;,,o, ~ 1.nr-
the return os "ch. 9net'nao e1pc.aAon ~ o",
.on' ana 1nse 'ea' POTION % :1s ,.s 's " ~ M
mafch already 'or s'cSsoafe aho VIII enaAA
army OF negroes large lot Of mulcs horsee, hoEs,
cattle &c. spo''e 'aken en- rome
Rebel rumorh say that Col. Forrest was killed IN
m ensaecmept with the expedition. We must
sosn have uaparticn1ars from your correspondent,
who accompanied the movements.
are current ne1e tnA' snef!asn ha' t1iafneo i"
sieks'1rE, ana =. Is eens.s'y oene,sa IN omes'
ea1eiee' out no11lne oean'te nas 5e' oee1
as there hare been no arrivals from that place.
ae1he1e"ns eo1ps 's repos1ea oe'"ecn 'aeseon
and the Black river, and Hurlbut.near Brandon.
oenn'fe news 10 hou1ly e1pec1eo'
MANOR GENERAL sHEnMAN,s CORPS CON-
N'A-1' VA IANDERs.
AZ great anxiety p1ssails Eesatdlns the success success
Of the Sherman expedition VIC give bt1eI history
his corps commanders. ....
-. =. 49, hsaalt,. ~. ~ ~. y
the 17tA eope' was AZ me oteaAlns oat 9! Int IT,
bellinn, Lteufehant oi hns1neefs. ano was en-
pIoyed in the e,rrey Of tie bay and h1rbor Of San
Fr:nciaco Cen. Ha1,ccl. f1urinr the sfeee of
....a ~, ~, h,s st,t5 =. ChfrT Enoi;
toi1ntn, apioin'eo 1lln VI uls e.an - 80.
neez, Afterwards ~ Inspector General Iom "alca
position he wae promoted to Bt4Esiier General Of
Volunteers, and placed in charge, Of the military
railroads Of Tennessee. was afterward4' promoted
to Msjor Gcnesa1cy and assigned to the command
OF Bolivar, Tennessee. The last Congress confirm
ed him both as Dhsadier and Major General. In
the advance Of our army on Jackson. Miss; bg way
Of Water Valley, he commanded the 17th army
, 1864-03-08

contrat sntt, being under consideration, clic'tcd
Eone debate, during which Mr.. SMITH, Of KY.
satd The South cares nothing for u.s. and would d.
sfroy both white and black to overthrow our Gov
and whose family, as fir as he cou1d tracc back,
werc eIaveaoldeza, be would be ever ready to give
aid cad comfort to any elave who would escape from
bic rebel master and make him Tree man. The
Government, Ii wanting means to put down the re-
beion. was et ub:r;y to take bis horses, negroes.
corn< or anything else.
tiona, without action the Committee rose, and the
T0lpr nd
, 1864-03-08

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TrIbunc.l
~ CAIRe, March 7.
BY the steamer City Of Alton, Captain Calvert,
clerk 6ta,ley RylAnd, nc lave Memphis dates Of
Saturday p. m. ~:
The smallpox ia spreading considerably In Mer-
phis, General Dutk1and has issued strict orders
looking to the sanitary condition Of tho streets and
alleys also that ill persons not previously tnnoc-
u1atcd with kfnd pock shall nt once be vaecnated
or eub1ect to ane: Y
The election for county ot6ceea Was progressing
favorab]y !.
with M 5~ono bales Of cotton, and ths Mvcr Noon,
With two hundred and hftysMo bales, arrived from
Kenphis this morning, eEigh!v-fonr men and
eight oalcere% rebel prisoners from, Memphis, go
North this noon.
MExru1s, March 5.-Tbe election ia progressing
quietly to-day. There Is great activity among par
ty friends ofthe different candidates., aad an official
count will be required to determine tie result.
Adiutant Cohen was arrested fo7 furnishing
exemption papers for fifty dollars riace.
, 1864-03-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbnne.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibnne.]
DEs Mo1Ks, Iowa, March Z.
The Senate passed the BIZ! authorizing Governor
Stone to adjuat and collect all the claims Of the
State againEt the United States; also sustained Mr.
Wittenmyer by vote Of IS to &.
The House was engaged on the resumption ques-
uop,
One hundred and ten new recruits were sent iron
here yesterday.
At the municipal election held here to-day the
Republicans elected ten and the copperheads four
Aldermen. The eopperheaas claim that they have
elected their Mayor By S majority.
II that is all they can show, the Republicans will
beat them on the CONTEST as more than ise Illegal
yotes can be proven.
, 1864-03-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago fibnne.]
WAsH1sGTox, March I, 1864

TSpecdnl OIEpatet to the Chicago TFfb1ne
7rr scu11.x7a.,,o1arETso orEsr1ox,
co,. Roslot,: Dani.b M,uIetar, has gotten out q
psmnhlet. repreeentiue the Danish view Of the
Sch|eexir HoieteIn question, for prtvatc cdrcula-
lion AMONG members OF the Cabinet, Congressman
ana forcton lin1omats. It is understood that the
German Ministers viii reply to what they consider
his fallacious statements.
THE cA1,. roa 7noort. .
, 1864-03-08

from NGns Etank78 q A01nn1Ant.
NEW York, March Tho JYor'd's New Ozeana
letter enre that 1t ia reported that 70 eco rebels
marchint, through Western Louisiana.
Gen. Banks has sent large cavalry and Infantry
force into the Teche country. It Ia rumored that
The ID Louisiana cavalry have been captured BY
rctetf.
The nayn1 attack or Mobile is said bT the same
correspondent to be mere demonstration against
Fort Gnines to prevent Mauy from going to help
Polt. It is rumoscd that one or two vessels were
hoili1 ID said to have been sunk. Onr troops are
rapidly returning from Pass Caballo. Texas, and
tn, where some II 600 OF oir men are concentrated
, 1864-03-08
Milwaukee Markets.

MuwAuKgE, MArca4e7, 1864.
WHxAr-Receipts, 1900 bu. Market active, but a
shade eas,er ss1es III e bu No. spring in stosa At
tt1ex@116x; 1910 bu No. do At s1.lo; $500 bu No
l. selers option all month. ct 411sa do, buyers
option all week, at &116f.
OA1s-pu1et sa1ea 150 bu No. !, del, 1t 6ec.
BAu1ry-Fir1a; tales 80 bu prime, delivered. 81
3l2s01.ao.
RIz-steAds; sales 1900 bu on track and 80 bu de
lIvered At &c.
s5o SO brls Xxx spring at $500; 50 brls PhCnlx ane
100 bis other brands spring at s52 10 hss super
hne, I. o. b., at $4.25. ...-.-
The market 1t the Newhan this evening was shad'
better. Sales S coo bu = spring at $1l64 IN stor
and ali8, buyers option nl1 the month.
Pnov1e1oas-Nothing doing.
Dnkssxp Hoas-steady; GALES 10 head at S1s5Gss.a'
| dividing on 100 bs.
, 1864-03-08

EVANSVILLE, Wis., March 1.-THE quota Of this
city under the Presidents laat call is tul 90 also
il That Of the city Of Green Bag. Recruiting goes
On btiakly IN come parts Of the State.
A gentleman Just down from Oshkosh and there
abouts, sayk the SLOW there Is still oser loot
deep, and sleIghine continues good. .,
III the lamber regions OF this State there il great
activity In preparing mud shedding lumber for the
marker. The trade will be unusually large this
, 1864-03-08
Destructive Flies in the OIL Re.
E10nS~

P1r1sBrna, March 5.-Dispatehes have been re-
ceiyed in this city to-day to the effect that de-
atructlve dre occurred ut the Maple Shade wells on
in The des,rnction Of large quantity 81 crude Oh
stored at Tint place. The number OF barrels de-
st!oyed IL stated at 13,0oo A arge amount Of this
the creek, and Of cousae the loss will fail upon the
owners OF the well. The Maple Shode is owned By
Messre, Lockhast. Frew and others, ard was most q
brazine Of the tubing melted, and that the tubing
dropped down into ihe well, which May involve
very considerable additional loss.
, 1864-03-08
Rebel Pirates on Tie Ehesa-
FDA.Mke

BALTIMORE, March G.-There are exciting rlmors
In tho streets of an extensive rebel raid On the
Chesapeake, that the Eteamer louisiana of tho
Norfolk line, had been captured By a party Of
iebcis while on the downward trip to Fortress
Monroe, and taken into one OF the rivers OF the
western shore Of Virginia. 1t was stated that the
1ebels we're In armed tugs. As far as eau be ascor
tained, this rumor is falee4 hut three other small
boats have bctn captured. One Of them ia the
side-wheeI steamer that has been running between
Fortress Monroe and Chcrrystone Inlet The
other two Eere tugs employed IN running between
were in schooner. which Is supposed to have
como out Of the Rappahanock. They boarded the
steamer and compelled Captain Webster 10 give
bond to tho amount OF $a0,0O. and then released
her, They atQIe II ,tQ0 from the Captain.
, 1864-03-08
From St. Loni.

ST. Louis. March IA disastrous fire On Mar Il
ket street, this morning, destroyed six dwelling
The loss is about $4,000. The property was In
enred for about ST., CO.,
The seeond and third Missouri eooEcd regiments,
now in this citY, have been ordered to New Or.
leans, and viii leave Immediately.
, 1864-03-08
NUMBER 238.

ware stcsdy. Conso1s closed firm at 9lKea91A.
Mont IL GEpvtn. more abundant. .nd tho ten teaey
r.tek-
PfoTtaiona dnli-tendng downNard. Produce 4e1ay
and unclaimed.
.Coasols gX9gtH. Eric ta96a; Illinois Central aox
19k discount.
, 1864-03-08

a Card from Gen. fsibbon.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Bulletin publishes
the following:
To the Editors Of the Eyening Bulletin:
There Is no truth In the statement recently pub
lfehcd III the New York Tribune, that one Of the
corps commanders at the battle Of Gettysburg had
In biz pocket on the I'd Of July IN order from Gen.
Meade directing the army to retreat.
JoHN G1rroN,
Brigadter General Volunteers.
, 1864-03-08

@EN. HAEAS1A& HI we" LoEAs
NEW YonK. March 5.-A meeting was held at
the Produce Exchange this afternoon to adopt
measures TO aid in recruiting Of the 9Th army corps
Tho President Of the Exchange, Mr. Archibald
duced and addressed the meeting. giving history
Of the 9tharmy corpe, and u1ging The necessity o.
speedily recruiting its ranks. Ills remarks Wers @
appointed to soIicit funds. tits desired that unt
shall be raised large enough to offer SO hand mo
neg to each recruit in addition to the S15 paid b.
the Government.
, 1864-03-08
From Portland.

PORTLAND, March 7.-Jacob Mcclellan, the Union
e1ndidate ID elected Mayor Of this city, over John
B. Carroll BY majority Of ,1so, ngaast ma}1ri, ,
Union cain fs 9aj AL the wards have gone Union,
elcctiug every alderman in the Council and sEbor'
dInate pf1cee.
, 1864-03-08

NAsuv,11E, March 1.-THE suetiliss prevented TIC
iee,ror;nr The boxes and scattering the ballots.
The tani vas under the leadership Of Il notorious
Gen. Rosccrans' district.
At nuict Mt Chattanooga.
, 1864-03-08

w.zmxoroy. Narch 7.-Thc HfT0fd't Army P0-
+,nac snecia saTs dcscrters report rebel supplie.
e1hanstcd and that the army Is receiring nothing
nom Richmond. and the greateet dimsaisy eSpe, ,
1ne6e to foraee eonth Of tho RapidAn.
, 1864-03-08

In dry dock there. The blockade tnaners and Sc
ceseiontsts in uasaua threatened to burn tho YES
eel; also threatened the officers With violence.
Tho Spanish authorities, however, had given the
officers Of the De Soto permission to Wear tteit
eide &rms. and they now visit the city fully
Ynad.
, 1864-03-08

NEW YoRx, March 1.-THE World has rumor;
via New Orleans, thnt Gen. Sherman was defeated
on the 18th uls., at Chunky Ri!cT, near Meridian
Ken IN, Lees, Adams' and Forrest cavalry were
reported in hiB rear.
I'm story Ia undoubtedly canard.
, 1864-03-08

These vessels all belong to the regular na-
ny, and the Saginaw is said to be very fast.
There is rumor that other steamers arc un-
der orders for the Pacific,
, 1864-03-08

Erw YoHK, March 7.-FeTnando Wood is very
Low With pneumonia, ut bis rcafdenee III Ne"
lids for the one million dollars soldiers bounty
6rn1 Ionds reached four millions. all ut premium,
one bid being - hlsh a. 18 per sen5 a:..a n,a,c
.,ates ths nc United aates gun boat De Soto. VIZ
, 1864-03-08

NEW York, March 1.-The New York Tribune
Correspondent announces tho safe arrival At For
tress Monroe, Of Colonel Dahlgren and 100 Of his
command.
The Richmond 1Vhig Of the "a inst: fully con
, 1864-03-08
VOLUME XVMo

+. Jonce. l. 9Th cav; samr R. Patton, A, 11oth !;
E1Ifhh n. Barrett, &, 99.h; Columbia Bolt, g,
18th: John Barclay q, 1st art'y: Lyman Ross, II,
"a cav: Adsn Rice, D. i'd ATTY; Samuel 4. Parker,
T, 1st artillery,
, 1864-03-08

<. L0uISs
corrnS-1rooniur Receipts 16l bales. Govern
meat auction sales to-day embraced ~ balcs low Of
binary 10 mlddEing It 4S@6sc. o,. ,.,,o
GnAN-0ats 1dyAuced &C. s9ess"e. o'ne5 o&t@'es
UnsY
, 1864-03-08

The following Is summary Of the transac-
tions Of the United States General Hospital
at Memphis for the month ending February
;sqth, 1868, go far as the same relate to Illinois
soldiers:
ha.,,,tnd n basoftnl f3urfnr the month a5i
f,.n.no5 ~ infv - .l94
,nt ~ No14hrrn hosnstslt during the month";. It'd
Dlscharred during the month. ........--'".-.--. !
Deserted .-.-.;........ar. ''' "a
Sent to sn,a1lpox hospital during the month y
, 1864-03-08

NEW YonK, March THE New York }Forla' .
Hilton Head letter Gays: General Gilmore has sent
orders to Florida that in the future only Jackson
yilie viii be held by our forces and effort what
ever made to occupy other towns"
, 1864-03-08

B Touching the rumoEa that the pirate
Alabama IL about to visit the Pacific OCEAN,
it may not be amiss to give the strength Of
cur Pacific squadron, which il "a fo1lowa:
, 1864-03-08

I'm T11kEa&313a7
New Yonk, March -Rumora arc afoat here of
the capture OF Sewbernc by the rebels, doubtless
, 1864-03-08

lHCfE4E6 IN
5,Snl 5nanso nso a. ~ cSi+nrnisiiinr - Is s98
4neesose n nenoatta 49, " ....,,,.,. 4,QH.886
, 1864-03-08
1roxcneuts Of Gen. Grant.


c1xcrysAr1. March 7.-Gencral Grant passed
through hero this morning, en- route to Washing
1cT1
, 1864-03-08

Rebel Treatment OF Union PF1*oncrs-
fragrant Violation Of his Tcrn7s
0ISUrTendcF-The 0ntraGes
10 which his Hen
were Subjected