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The New York herald., 1864-03-14

Another Letter from Secretary Chase.
Ia the letter or Mr. Chase announcing the withdraw
of his name candidate for the Presidency reference
was made 10 previous letter the same subject The
following Is tho ietter mentioned
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1884
Nv DEAR SRYour kind is just received As h has
been so long on the way have teegraphed you that
will reply by mad
At the nstlnce Of many who think that the public 10.
terests would be promoted oy my election 10 the Chief
aaetstracy, committee composed OF Senator's Repre-
sentatycs and czeus has been organized here ABORT
measures TO promote that object THIS committee
through a sub committee has conlorred with me- and
have expained 10 tnem the objections which sce 10
me 70 cxst against any use Of my in that
connection Tboy bave taken these objections into con-
slderaton and assure that they think ought not 10
surng them however. that whenever any consider
by ihem or by the frsnds OF cause thought entitled
TO weight shosld Indicate the expedency Of any other
course considerations OF personal deicacy towards
me should be allowed to prevent its being taken .
II know my cwu heart, desire nothing much as
the suppressl0n O5 the rebellion and the
OF union order and prosperity and safe founda
tons and shouM despise myself IL felt capable OF
allowing any persoBxi objects TO influence 10 any
action which would affect by jo or title nurously
the accomplishment OF those objects; and It is
OF real qualification To- believe that those who desire do
80 public grounds Alone and will hesitate in
any matter which may c0nccrn upon such grounds,
and such gr0unds only.
O course under these circumstances, desire the sup
port OF Ohio. IT. however it shall be the, pleasure of
majority OF our friends IN ONO to indicate preference
acaaiescence which is due from who have
trusted and honored me beyond any claim merit OF
mine. Very truly your friend, s. r. CHASE,
Hon JAMES y. HALL, Columbus, Ohio.
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NEW YORK. HERALD MONDAY, MARCH H. 1864. !

at death and disa sters and Of Cao1aet notori
GUS for its blundeAs and its failures; and they
want President liA., Grant, and q Cabinet COM
posed OF statesmen cast in the same mould.
Let this rcvolution be fairly aud courageously
started, and the people ill at once adopt it as
their own and make il triu mphant
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THE STU ALTON.

New York, Monday, March IA. 1854.
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next month. and that Convention should call
National Convention, to be held at Cincinnati
in the month Of May, to nominate one Of the
candidates named in the manifesto. or some
other practical statesman OF the same stamp.
Long before the meeting OF this Convention
the strength Of the movement will develop
itself The people are ready for this revolu-
ton. They are tired Of imbecils politicians,
and want men Of mind and character to pre-
side over the destinies Of the nation. They
are tired of political routine aud want new
men and new regime. Abey are tired OF
official corruption, and want official honesty
and integrity. They are tired Of incapacity,
and want practical craftsmanship. They are
tired of hearing their officials talk buncombe,
and want officials who speak through their
acts They are tired OF men who worship
the negro. aud want men who serve only
God and their country. They are tired
OF a war which drags along for the sole benefit
Of shoddy contractors, and want war for the
Union steadily prosecuted to . permanent
peace. They are tired OF having their lives
and money thrown away in gambling for po-
litical power, and want the war conducted
with military skill aud by military statesmen.
They are tired Of seeing the constitution tram
pied under foot, and want 10 see IL everywhere
ensorccda-at the North and South alike--as the
supreme law Of the land. They are tired oftruck-
ling to England and huckstering with France,
and want to see England called 10 account
for her piracies and the French expelled from
Mexico. They are tired Of . Pyesident who Jokes
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

HOPE CHAPEL us Broadway.-THE STFeroscoYrrcov
hinnon or Tun UNIVERSE, AND TWENTY srREKr
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6ls Broadway
CuRIosiriKs AND LECTURES from 3 A NJ. till 10 PM
HoOLEy'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. n.-EruIoprAy
SONGS. DANCES BuRLKsouE &C.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
II. J9hnsbuy Center.

rr citizens Of St. Johnshury Center have
.. cs.r@.nz,ng jheir Ere department.. At
.nt vi re meeting, &. r. Barker, J.
Il ugrd, W. Wright, Jr., G. J. Hum
aud J. NJ. Miles were elected fire war
IN engine company was organized
'..; Of twenty-eight members, who
. ,Aeir officers as follows: captain, f.
Is >,ore: first lieutenant, G. r. Barker
md do,, b. Wright; clerk and treasurer,
J.. n. Idr. Next Wednesday at : o'clock
". mere is 10 be meeting of the legal
OF the village to see if they will pur-
disc Lew fire engine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
CRIES fEiERRlTEl SiLLE.
.sUsE slEl.:F FOR THE Sufferer.

This Salve Is vrs--s,5, 3,rc-esrstion. invent
ii IN tte IL ccl-t4.y, bv d.. NM. GRACE.
sI-g,oa l. E.2s ,-4-a-5's army. Through its
a-slcy I Cu.-3 Il.,a ,.- = most strlous sores
LII wounds hat i.=lf tie ski Of tie most
sI:.... II physicians q lis day AID MS regarded
=, al 3. 80 kI.era I'm d. i pubic / -..facioi.
Gracs's Celebrated ST., cures Burns
Gia5a'S Celebrated S4lzs cl-as Sea.ls.
Graoe's Celebrated Sic curtis Flesh Wounds
G-2cs's Celebrated Save cures CONS.
Ora Celebrated Sslv3 cures Felons.
C-scG's Celebrated We cures Frozen Limb
G-ace'5 Celebrated Sa'7o cures Wsas.
eraoe's Celebrated S-,ge cures Cailouses.
G-ace's Celebrated Salve c1res Salt Rheun.
craes's Celebrates salEo cures chllblains
Gfaeos CELEBRATE Salge crres Sore Breast.
GTdee's Celebrate Saive cures Sore Lips.
t-2ce Ce-s5r2i>5 Salv5 cures Erysips,as SCI -
Gra-a CelstTStel Sajv2 cures Assesses
Gre-e's Celstrsrci Save cures Ulcers
traces Ce!ehTats- Salve cures Chapped Hand
traces Celebrate Saire cures Ringwo-rs.
And frol'! Sores II = ognds of the most serious
na:uT, roh.s: % : common Pinple 1t eradi-
cafes i!m?.es ilom the face. and beautihes the
skin Their" : 40 prsparation 0tfore the pubic
that an eqrcl tbs Salye II prompt and ener-
getlc action for the speedy cure OF external d.
eases As tho-e who have tri-d Its virtues testify
Soldiers. Sailors, AID Fi>lermen, vii md tvs
SAW their hest fricnl.
l. has none Of the irritating, heating pTopsr-
tltS OF Other relGedleS, but cools, cleanses. and
halls tAa InoSt serious Sores and Mounts
Every family. and especially those containing
SillllreI- sloU.d keep 4 box or hand in case If
accident, =: Il VIII save them much trouble
suffering, and money AL Il wants is a tx
trial u cure Oh AMI iayeterate Sores.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
v. Aft. .r.tihcd 70 learn that Mr.. Hiram

W. at. .,r~iitied to learn that Mr.. Hiram
.... Boston, formerly Of this village,
..,r ,..rerel a first class cerkship in
p. gr-.,ucy Department at Washington.
1t should be remembered that the
.., c. Tie Sin, no~ at home, are veterans
J.,s VINO are going back to the fed.
L.. honor to the friends your friends, our
.- nds. and eyeryoody's frends,) who 60
..k They best back their friends who give
,lr.Drea>;s to the foe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
T II + CA l. DON "A n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

- W. cudca'or to make The CALEpoYIAS valuable
Tor cal acr, ana friend. in Caledonia Essex and
and Orleans counes will confer grea. favor 10 US and
aid very materially the ntert OF the paper by sending
n. lo.al items il. q hriet esihle form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
- I \ I 4 o + MON
- lN.lnIn....
/ SMITH OF LYNDON.

NollCt 80 III SMITH OF LYNDON
10 III smith !! Lyndon. in said COUNTY % Gale.
uo..., ny tit g. 1.-THE State OF Vernon IL,
-. - .-Ee your personal appea. icr 10
~ ie - our G." 'Ty next TO be held at s.. iuhI
~ , &c Co,' = ..,lf Oh the first Tuesday Ci Jung
Dan ,'"l,i' l>'t and then 10 make he
,,iii o. 'ipain- Iri Randall and his wife Ros.cy
+; haNaali OF Lyndon. i'll said County of Caledonia,
e'cby sad cOulpaiHauts for that Oh the ~ dav
opeieT A. y. 1N5i. IL. said Iii Smith executed 10 one
samuel Fisher NOR gagd deed of certain land in said
lo ue clht a part OF right No. 90 in the original
allotment OF said Lyndon commencing at the northeas.
''hei oi isia owned ty Benjamin Sanforn the
me OF 'il right running north u degrees
aa '.7' me X;y-three rods and II links tile north
ti '" 7u iiSht thence north 81! degrees west said
me thirty l!ne rods to the east bank Of the Pa-lp-ic
river thence down said river south II degrees wei four
Io' south % degrees east six rod youth 2nh degrees
e,' fous' .n' - degrees west rods, thence leaving
ie river 'outh ~ degrees west T. rod and 81 links to
i.''' owned ny SAID 5aHhorlL thence rou:h % east
" rod n the hound begun ~ aiming fifteen acre, and
'''eniytx roNd- 70" the more or les. and is the
'ne land decided to said Eli Smith v Naucv Beni July
!u y d. H'l. Conditioned for payment of prom
'75iF note OF the same daie payable aid Fisher, for
oe hundred dollar III from its date with inter
~ "4uaiiF Which note and mOrt gagc the said Fisher
assigned fHthe said Rcancy x and also setting forth that
on me eth day OF March A. d. 1859 the -a Roancy,
the request of the said Eli Smith paid one John G. Buz
well the sum of N.1 to relieve the said ortgaged prem
i7t " %;ta"hment with tn underr andg hat she, the
SAC! hoacy should have and hold lieu upon said prem
iS l'i me Tefy intnt Of said with interest. And
setlg forth tha said remains a paid and sad sum
OF money a' never been paid and praying that the ec
u'y OF redemption Of the -aid Eli Smith in said premise
be ioreclosrd
And II IL ordered that notice of the presentation and
p'huhncy q" laid bill be given the said Smith by pub
hch OF Tue substance thereof and the order OF court iii
i'e 'a'iohiH newspaper printed AZ 8. IOhIury, IN
81" ' three "Cek fuceessive.v the last Of which to
'e 4; Ia: t"eItv days prevou the dav of court
a.oresaii
",5 under my hand at St. Iohll-bury. in aid County
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
y. N. JOHNSON. IS AGENT
DICTURE MOULDINGS.

Gilt. Rosewood and walnu, Mouidlngs manu-
ac,-Ted into Fran 10 order. Also,
n ranes Tor Photographs. Picture Glass
Curd and Screw Ey>s, at HALLS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

OTIC f. Whereas my wife Margaret
" Parker has letmy bed AMI hoaiu without
Any just prevention, hereby forbid al r"r-
sons harboring trusting her on my account as
| shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. J. NJ. PARKER.
Mclndoes Falls, April ). 9j97
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
-viitatIun.

members Of Co. d, 18th Vt. Vols, now
r.a.y Station, recently presented their
&C. ". Boutin. splendid sword, as
.,.-a o.. taeir regard for him as a military
The sword is the best in the brigade.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

SILAS J. COBLEIHHS ESTATE.
At Probate Court held al ST JohuSbUry in said District
on the 10th day Of April. A. u. lN6t
WHEREAS. DAV ID BARTLETT Executor Of the
last will and testament of Sas J. CObleigh, late OF
in said district deceased proposes al.
account u hi. administration, ard to present his aC-
ag.iIst said estate for examination and allowance
the purpose Of making lartit!u and distribution the
Residue OF saQ estate, under decree Il said court, among
the persUs no are 10y la" entitled 10 the same Il j.
Therefore ordered by SAID tVlEt ldl tue come under
consideration h, heard At the Probate U!,r. III ST
Jotn>huGy, on The lltl ay OF May, A. loGi And II
l. farther ordered that al persons interested be uOtlnc!
hereof ~ pui,,atiJA OF copy uI the record OF This
order III the Caltdonia printed n st J5l>tUry three
weeks successfully previous to said time hearing
that they appear ana contest the allowance OF said
account, il they cause and also Ue heard by said
court i'll the matte OF partition and distribution said
estate.
BY the court,
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH, Judge.
4 true copy Of record
$50 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

Notice to School TeacherS.-The cxamin-
alton of persons intending to teach school in this
town the comming summer, viii be held in the
Academy Hall, in thiSEilIgc on Saturday, April
80, at o'clock = NJ All parties concerned are
requested t. be present. ISAAC MANN. Supt.
st. Johnsbury, April -. 9j95-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

At ten O'Clock A. ",
Vi home farm, lying on the road leading from
Sutton vllll-e to Whcelock village, containing
~ acre, wiki dwelling house thereon % by IS
WITH addition p by q, shed attached % by "a,
barn 10 ay 81, shed Is oy 80, cider house % by 40
hog ho4,e 3Dby Is. with other out buildings, all
in good repair, Never falling water to house and
barn. ASOa
SUGAR ORCHARD OF 1000 TREES,
With 100 sap tubs, / pans for boiling, sugar
house l. by II with arches for the same, all in
good pair, yoke IF OK en, cows, 80 sheep. |
pair II iron NC cart wheels, 3 wagons, and all
kinds Of Farming tools Farm will be sold in
small lots or the whole to suit purchaser, PAYMENT
made easy. JON'A, RICHARDSON,
sutton April IS, 95.97
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
80 AGRICULTURAL
y WAREHOUSE
~ s.A ..--- sEHs&SzE3
--as>1-S..cc - y D.
SEED STORE.

The undersigned having bought the stock Of
Agricultural Implements aUd Seeds OF H. c.
DICKINsoN, would respectfully say to the people
Of Caledonia County and vicinity, that they are
prepared 10 furnish everything in their line at
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

5 phi, Of six year old Durham steers have
.g.y 1een sold in St. Albums, which the
.rgtr says the buyer declares 70 be the
..-sr in NV England, if not in the United
'.,. The price paid for them was 5000
taey are TO BE put on exhibition in Bos-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

Examination OF TeachciS.-PcrSons in
tending to teach in this town the present summer
are requested TO meet n the school house near
Waterford, Saturday, May It'll at o'clock P
Citizens requested 70 attend
EDWIN l.. HONEI, Supt.
Waterford, April ~. $3.50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

Examination of Teacher>.-Per>ons III
tending to teach il this town the present summer
a,e requested 10 meet at the school house III "
Concord, SATURDAY., May tn, at | o'clock PM
1t is also requested that they come furnished with
the necessary books.
ELISHA NAY. Supt.
West Concord, April 9, 1864. 9i:9j
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

On Tuesday, while Mr.. Gilman Seaver Of
lrasburg, was at work il his sugar place en-
gagged in rolling large log to the fire, b.
some means his foot caught, causing him to
fall forward, when the log (which was of
heavy timber, Il feet in l4ngth) rolled over
his body and lodged on his legs, fracturiug
one of them badly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
- TATE OF VERA MO- T

4 true copy Of record
$50. Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Judge
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
shc Raid o. NiIpatrick.

NEw York. March 6-The Times special
gives the fonneing additional statements to
the result of Klpatrick'S T,i:
Miles Of railroad track on principal roads
over which Lee TRANSPORTS his supplies for the
Northern, army OF Virginia hive been 80
thoroug hly DESTROYED that some time mus elapse
before the roads can he put in order again
Depo;s of commissary and ordnance stores
were burned or destroyed.
M less than six grist mills. one mill.
principally at work for the rebel army, were
burned.
Six canal boats loaded with grain. on the
James River Canal and the almost invaluable
coal pits at Mankin's Bend. were destroyed
Nearly two hundred prisoners was CAPTURED ,ev-
eral hundred horses preset into the service.
aud hundreds OF negroes aSaile,i Themselves of
this opportunity To come within our lines
The foOviug account from the source OF the
expedition after leaving Richmond i OF interest.
At night the command went into camp at
place SIX miles from Richmond and two from the
Chick ,hominy.
At ll:30 p VI Just as the command was fair
" asleep. except those an duly the rebels opened
2-.un battery upon the camp OF Gen. Davis
brigade. and Immediately after charged the camp
of the 9TH Michigan.
Our men. though taken entirely by surprise
seized their carbines, and. supported by the lst
Vermont. Handsomely repused the enemy.
Several of our men were wounde,l. and Col
Liichhed. who Is missing. 1t Is feared Was al>o
wounded
Gen. Fitzpatrick decided next day to move
across the White House Railroad and down the
Peninsula.
During the day Capt Mitchell with TIE bulk
of Col Dahlgren'S command rejoiued the main
column.
The enemy on Tuesday night al day welnes-
day. and Wednesdiy night, lowered all around
the command. and skirmishing vas constantly
going on
On welnesday morning about 9 o'clock a
large force of cavalry came upon the rear of The
column.
Gen Fitzpatrick was not unpreolred for this.
and decided To give them bttile.
The 1t Vermont. under Lieut. Col Preston.
ably assisted by Cspts Grant and Cummings. and
the 1t Maine bore the brunt Of this night, viii h
lasted over an hour while the 9th Michigan and
other regiments of Gen ID ,vis' brigade. were IN
position to render any further assistance that
might be necessary.
Oulv Que charge was made and that Was by
Company A. lst Meme. led by Capts E-tes and
Gale when i've of the enemy were captured
The eIsemv student y rstifesi. bur y hen the epn
msni would forward p,st the rear AMI funk.
several nmes. al offer vi battle was made. but
they refused IL. asaf ~
On this day. Wednesday. several refugees from
Richmond came into camp AMI REPORTED hat
Capt. Wilson. of the 2 . Ohio. ~ho had e-e-apei
from the Richmond Baslile sas near A. hand.
For reason he did not Lin the comm and.
On "Wednesday Lieut. Whitaker ro
To DESTROY Tunstali's Station. on the II X r.,
hut upon arriving there much to his ->tonisil
ment. he found the place ia ftmes. From ne
grves IN the vicinity lie as,-ertssnesl that ell
HmD Ut I nioa cavalry from Gen Buffers depart
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07


WAsHtxrox March ) II ! known here that
Gen Sherman Vs. hack Il Ni'k-ber. ~ Tine tn
sttrt un = new expedition tie ~ b. il MS
G, n'emtilsfed he sh,uld.
He will. hosever. soon be heard from again
in ,ctive operations.
n i not believed IN military circles that Al
mirai Fars1gui iuieuied ~ accomplish npihl 9
more at Mobile th.n To- IN Ike empn>irsti"u 10
draw he auention oi tie febe's irom other
points ~ Operations I'D p
There ere stories sfaat here 10 the effect tar
the te-fimonv or Gen Sickel~ inurng the lat
tie Of G-tt,sburg vii mike It iieces~nr' i'r
Gen Meade To resign c,,mm ind of the A'mt ct
the Potomac In that case esther Gen. Hn' ker
or Gen Smith will he h> successor
Gen. Grant. il l. said, has recommended Gen.
Smith.
The United States Court of Claim-. Judge
Loring only discerning. have delivere'l an opln-
ion IN tie case OF VIM Grant " the United
States. being = claim brought against he Guy
ernmenr i"r the rec,very OF certain prope.iy de-
siro,ei lay ) troops
The committee y, elections have decided that
Mr. Loan, OF Missouri. is hot entitled TO the seat
nc no" occupies en - -..-s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

New YonK, March
Flour shade frmer: fair demsn]; Sc 1895 IS
fr extra State. s. l56s.25 for Round hoop
Ohio; S7.30@o 80 for trade brands: closing
firm
Whisky unsettled and frmer; quottrions are
es@90c sor State. and 90c for Western-rum"r-
Ell sales of latter above this price
Wheat lc be- ter: price, are. S. 59@ 81 for
Co. Geo : ring SIti(dl 81 for Milwaukee Club.
and 81 al 20 r Winter Red Western Corn
n.m at 81 .52G a21s Oats firm ut 90Q9ic.
W'''l quiet 'nd nch,uged
Pork quiet md wlihont change in price: S22sd
% 81 for mes, 81 5n@22 for OLD mess, S23 25Co
% 81 fnr new mess, $40 59@lS.15 for old and
new prime, S2l (G2l % tor nr' me and nrime mess.
1000 brl mess, NJ 'rch de livery, myers op ion,
~ so 5ll, and 1000 brls new. on same terms, at
S2] 80
D.e~sed hogs steady at 934@I0;.
Lard less active ~ l3dl4c
llu Ter firm at 2 ,G37c. Cheese steady at IA
@i7c
Gold at 6l5a prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

INV YoRK NJ ,rrh New Orleans advices
Of FEBRUARY 27th received from the steamers Co
lun,bi. and Geo. Csomw ell says:
Admiral Frrteut continued his attack on the
forts below Mobile
\ letter from our fleet dated the Odd saws that
the Whole mortar iieel knpt up an lncessant fire
on Fort Powell, which Commands Grants Pass,
siu, e Il with
The rel'eI ram Terin off Fort Morgan and
expected to attack our feet She is said TO
he more powerful th n the Merrmac
Our regiments from ferhe were arriving
daily in New OrleinS AMI being sent OH trains
ports ID CO operate with Fafragut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
from Washington

WAsnINGToS. ,rrh 6-Brig i,liere eneral
a. p. Howe, litel, commanding a division OF the
9Th corps. has been transferred to The post of
chief of artillery, vice Brig Gen. Barry ordered
e. Gen Grants department
IL i supposed Ike amendarorx internal tax bill
will not he reported from Committee OF Ways
and Means. before Ia marrow week
The Visit uf Gen. Meade to Washington i re-
ported tp he III connection with the reorgaHZ L.
tinu al the several corns under his command.
l. j. under-t,sri that the House C"muittee on
n val Affairs has under consideration the estab-
Ii hmrht ut navy yards ior The construction OF
IN tor>. and other suit eetS it connectiS3 there
With.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
southern News.

NV YoRK. Msrch 8 --Ricilmond p,pers of
Mar h M are rsAe ivel here They admit
IN, X il'au1ck peieiriiei within thee miles
the CIV ant rel'te h'.w narrow, Gen Lee oscar
Ell capture Gen Wise also rarIoMty escape !:
he tl'e residence at the rebel Secretary OF
War, whence he reached The city
F ur hun Ted mnre prisoners were shipped
f. bra ~ 30, for Americas, Ga. Nearly hrse
tl.ouS.bi haze thu- lar been sent--there are az
cpuiinodatinnS for 1900
Forty six miles ot the NJ bile aud Ohio Rail
road we're DESTROYED hy Cen Shern,an The
: ,u,hern Rod was also troy ell from Meridian
To- J ,cksnn. MANY negroes were also carried of.
Rcbel accounts If the battle al Olnes,ic. Fla,
show TINT their force consisted of eleven regi
menis ot infantry four batialuIis at cavalry and
three batteries Their loss was 500 killed aud
wounded
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nv TELEGRAPH.
fIsucsnuati MARKER.

CINCINNATI. March 5.
Flour held firm: more husers than sellers. at
s. IS tor superfipe. $5s0@6O0 for extra. and
So 25d6 81 Tor family
Wheat il held p higher. but nc advance hss
vet heen established: prices ruling. $l.2Idi 81
for rod anl 81 asa 40 for white Corn at
60 a l0oc fr ear. Ohs quiet st &c in bulk.
Rye held-st 81 35 Barley 1t 81 .2O@ 20
Whisky .enei unsettled: sale 1T zoe: hold
err asked an advance of Zoe over yes ead,y's
prices. IN rereded p
Pro, ision firm Mes ro-k at s2l SOAP 30.
Bulk ulders >te,dv at 73zMe. sides quiet
It $685. for rib. and l014 q ios4 tor cle'r;
10316llr FIR hnms. Nothing transpired in hi.
or bulk pik. of consequence.
Lud is dull AT i2s4 ola,
CIover-eed offrrei 1T s. 90. AMI timothy at
50 - FlaxSeed. 50 81
Groceries unchanged and firm
Gold firm It 6nd60isc: silver. 50@52 prem.
Exchange SCARE and firm at Il prem. selling
Money EASY at Cal per cent