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, 1862-03-21
FROM COMMODORE DUP0NT'S
EXPEDITION,
The Evacuation Of 0ccoquan Con-
frmed,
AQg1A CREEK pgskxTED II 1HE kEsua

WAsH1SGToS, March 20.-A dispatch from
Flag officer Dupont, March 18th, off st.
Augustine, Florida, contains the following:
further infor1Dation from the st. Johns
rive: Is satisfactory. The burning Of the mills
and nrnl'er, with the fine hotel at Jackson
man, E::s By or.seE oI the rebel Gen Trapier,
Eslo. aiser n22lorioa=lC tying with his forces
rom "a. town vith veg considerable means
ot de1snEe at band, seni large detachment
PUG nack 81 tor that Acknowledgements, Oh discover
their first arn771, to get 2-rcss tue bar.
The GoFeEDmexas has information hon sey-
efA sources tGa. the four steam r.1lS now
bli?2iog hy the reoels-two at Mobile aad tvu
= yer oE!eans-,sce Einalla7 II construction
though uIatue:ed!E 1ao7e .eor1uiluDle tl:1 Ill g..
Holl1rs tHEtle. They viii. howeYcr, i i
believed, bea= &c comparison With tra MFR
iimac-
Ex-Governor 4aztAe20 CT Kentucky was to-
day released By order Of The Seareta1T OF Taz,
upon the conditions Of The parole WITCH he
was requested to take at the time Of hiz lis
charge from Fort Warren.
TIE dese1ters brought up t7 The steamer
Lee}ie, this morning, Confirm rhe zenort Of the
eyncnation Of Aqua Greek.
COCO. Before the rebels left they to7a up 4
largs part Of the raiioaG, set fire to thc station
and wharyes, and hnrat :, large schooner.
IVA NEW IoaK.l
new YORK, March 20-Tle New FORK 7;55 7ti;55-
Wae's special states that on Wednesday NIGHT
there Returned to Camp Curtis q scouting
party Of the 1st New Jersey cavalry, which
bad penetrated three miles sonshward beyond
Occoquan. They confirm the tidlngs OF the
complete abandonment Of that portion Of
country By the rebels. They brought back
as prisoner one Lynn, cx-deputy sleriH Of the
city Of 0ccoquan.
The New York 1isaes dispatch from the
iebel batteries at Shipping Point, Wednesday,
says eontraband' y hes just arrived and re-
ports that Jefferson Davis issued Il proclama-
ton on the 10th, calling upon all male fnln1b-
ftants between the ages Of 10 and 81 to form
themselves into companies and report irame-
liately to headquarters, Virginia. He saEs he
demands every sacrifice to maintain the intess-
rity of the soil Many are fleeing from their
lot1es, anxious to reach our side. Every thing
now is at a stand-sti11 from the Potomac to
Richmond. Trade is total1y suspended.
4 dcserter was hrou:sllt in ycst3:>::v tc Liv-
erpool Point. He left hoii,. ne; ,;ts=e the
Proclamation was issued on IT,: 1.i;a for all
the militia to turn out. He was in ! f1edericks-
burg day before yesterday. Troops were ar
irving in Fredericksburg from the banks OF
the Potomac; twenty to thirty thousand have
passed through. We heard that they were de-
fending 4 line formed By Aqua Creek, Beaver
Dam and Rappahannock, aud Z gap in tie
mountains.
, 1862-03-21

The Western men fight like heroes. Old
soldiers aDdn new recruits are alike in earnest
aud almost equally efficient In the battle-delj
One Of the regiments that stood the braEest
and suffered the worst 1t Fort Donelaon had
been organized lcss than a month and ~, Tas
rsw in everything but stern hsroism. The
officers Of these men have no doubt Of their
courage. They know that at any hour they can
be led against the enemy's batteries. No long
period ofpFepazation is required to make them
1T to fight for their country. And SO the men
g}osious!y justify the confidence OF their
leaders.
As yet, the great achievements Of the war
have mainly been the work Of Western men
Their adyaIce reminds us Of Mr.. Wc5ster's
saving that one Of these days 1t woutd raiu
bu,Ieia oown The Mississippi We trust, ho r
cvsr. that the men Of ths East may aoan hage
Larfe opportunities TO prove themselves Of the
earne manly stock. As the history Of the con
f,ict pow Stands. the glory Of lofty daring and
Of noble keed8 for freedom ,Ate mot equally
diyided between the two secions.-M 7
2fitNNk, 80 :.
, 1862-03-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribunc.l
srn1NsFistp, March 70. 1852.
A Board of Canrasscrs has been provided
in the schedule to meet OF the frat Tuesday
in August, to canvass the yotes for Or against
the Constitution.
The schedule also provides that the Supe-
rior apd Recorders Courts are to cease to ex-
list after the s1st day Of December, 1862, the
business to be transferred to the Circuit
Courts.
The schedule also prohibits the General
Assembly from allowing more pay to its
clerks and officers than is~elloRed to men,
bers.
It also provides that the present clerks Of
the Supreme and Circuit Courts, and different
county and township officers, shall continue
in Office until their present tdms expire.
It is evident the Convention does not in
tend that the soldiers in tha ield shall vote.
They dare not trust them o. this Constitu-
ton.
Mr. Campbel1's usury srthlc Was ignomin-
iously defeated.
Tie Homestead article was adopted.
The Cook County Apmrtioament WIS
adopted with an amendment, providing for
Senatorial districts, comprising the North,
South and West Divisions .of the city and
parts Of county adjoining. The Representa-
tive districts stand as origiially laid out By
MI. Fuller.
Au attempt to have flve supreme Judges
vas defeated.
Mr.: Fnl1er withdrew his Cook county pre-
cinct bill aad introduced another, puttiu5 the
work upon the Cook County Of Super
yfsprs.
, 1862-03-21
E&XAKM Mo. IN

Up to the present time Island No. 10 is
not taken. We certainly hope the rebels will
hold it until they are soundly whipped
The test mast come, and it way as well be
there Us anywhere. May whatever grit be-
longs to Secesh bu1lyism and bluster be
held stifly up to the process now at work,
that the yindication Of the power Of the
Government and the punishment Of the
rebels br made complete and entire
There is reason to believe that the
rebels are in great force at this
place as the rea1 key to the Lower cMis*iss
appi. Their best lenders are there, With
an armament Of the best description. and
tie battle viii be bloody one There eau
be no doubt as to its result, but the process
of reduction Will be necessarily slcw. 1r i;
not an Investment and siege, foz the rebel
communications IN the rear are open. Any
movement on the part Of our land forces
Which shall remove this feature Of the en-
Eagement, will give q speedy result. Unt1
then it must be left to Commodore Foote
and is in good hands
, 1862-03-21
FROM NASHVILLE.
Un1on3sm In NAhhsI1Ie-A CONQUERED
C1tT.

NASHVILLE, March II, 1861.
To state the exact truth, the Union eyiIes
from this city, that followed in the wake Of the
army, and all northernets, military and other
wise, that had occasion to make personal ohser-
vations upon the subject during the last week.
the extent and character Of the Unionism maai-
Tested by the population since the advent Of
the "1ankee invaders" There, are, to be
sure, = number Of per=0ns on the one hand,
that in frite OF the secession tyrannsfof many
months, have cherished an unqualified. IN
compromising attachment to the Union,
and that hailed our troops with unfcigned
delight as deliyerers from a most obnoxious
YOKE But it is also certain, on tue other,
haId that they represent only yesT small
'f but hf rezss TIE
forces itself upon the mind Of even a: super
6c1al observer, that whatever the number and
walmness Of Uniopists may have been at the
time Of, and for some time after Tennessee
vas iugged out of the Union, eight out Of
evsry ten hare been made submissions Is
tT the prot1acted secession pressure that was
brought to bear upon them since last spring.
Ihtif cherished recolleetions Of an attachment
70 theiT former political status grew steadily
fainter, the longer they were exposed to
trtas ot'stle Influences, and most beclme final
horred. 1iany z::si=; were misImpressed as to
tie l}aEI aE.t i1Isse respective SUCCESS of the
et,Gel and .Gnio:. arms, by reckless fahrica-
tlols, jearls:slc and otherwise, rs to the
history cf The war, and following common
human Instinct, Joined what they supposed to
uE the stroag side,
i.a1s: :a!1cn especial pains to ascertain tic
feeling, cf the foreign born residents Of Nash
vile toward the Federal Government and SOL
c.eTTs, and lind that here, as everywhere Else
= lie South, the traces Of Unionis.a age reIa-
tlFe-y lnuch palmer among them than amoug
the natiF5S- Ials IS the more creditable in yieSf
OF the fact That they had less means Of informa-
ton upon the S:ta1 questions OF the day, be-
.1onged to Inc poorer cfass, and had to depend
principally Epon secession synpathizer5 for
livelihood Aulong the Germans especially
the love fGT the Stars aud Stripes remained
ardent, notwithstanding the long period Of
darkness end oppression That this is true is
amply demonstrated By the enlistment Of over
forty in the German regiments during the last
four or Ave days,
The appearance Of Nashville still affords 4
striking illustration Of the correctness Of what
I said in the above as to tic relative loyalty uf
its population. It Fc1aintls onc wildly Of the
towns and cities in Northern Italy alter tic
triumph Of the Austtians Over the Revola:it,u Il
Of '46- Most Of the stores continue cls,sea-
But fey males and fewer female lnhahitau: :
are visible upon the streets. Victorious sol
die.y alone cnliven them Half Of the private
residences are deserted, and add further gloom
10 the aspect By their closed doors aud win
shutters, and graye-li6e Stiffness. Hardly
less than third of the population must yet
he absent. Altogether, Na=hvine looks much
more Like conquered than liberated city.
, 1862-03-21
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WAsH1EG7oE, ala,c1 20, 1862.
CIV Au4E

1IAN-144t-
The joint resolution in relation to the claim
Of Marshall 0, Roberts, for loss Of the steam
er Star OF the West, WIS taken up aud passed.
Mr.. TRUAfBuLL- from the Judiciary Com
nlittee, reported back the joint resolution for
cn.opeIatinn with States, in accordance with
the Presidents message, with recom1ncnda-
ton that it pass.
On motion Of Mr. GRIMES Tie bill for the
Reorganization Of the Nary Department was
taken up.
4 communication from tho Secretary Of the
Treasury was received in answer to the reso-
luton asking why the na3al acade,ny lad been
removed from Annapolis.
Mr. SUMNER Presented petition from cit~
izeIs Of New York, asking for tile passage OF
lag for the protection and imFTo1e-c~G= os
: ;:sz,c 1Is& 1h.i.s.
The joint resolution in relation to the claim
Of Marshall O. Roberts for the loss Of the
steamer Star Of the West, was taken up and
passed.
On motien Of a1c. TRUMBULL the bill for
relief Of district attorneys was taken up. Tho
hill authorizing the Attorney General and the
Secretary OF the Interior to tx the salaries Of
the district attorneys, but in no case to exceed
six thousand dolfars, after some discussion
was laid over.
Mr., RUABULL, from the Judiciary Com
,nistee, reported back the joint resolution for
cooperation with States in accordance with
The Presidents Message, with the recommen~
daton that it pass.
On motion Of Mr.. GRIMES Of Iowa tbs
bill fer The reorganization Of the Navy Depart
1ncnt was taken up. After some amendments
the bill passed.
The Senate t1en proceeded to discuss the
bill abollshing slavery in the District Of Co.
lumbia-
Mr. WILEY Of Virginia spoke against it.
Pending the consideration Of tie bill the
Senate went into executive session aud su5sc~
queatly adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. WILSON made It report relative to tue
censorship Of tic press. It's consideration
was postponed till the first Monday in April
Mr.. HICKMAN, from the Judiciary Com
nlittee, reported back the several bills and
resolutions referred to them On the subject Of
the contiscation Of rebel property, including
slaves, with q recommendation adverse to
either their passage or adoption.
ME. HICKMAN desired TO present minor
ity report on the sanlc subject.
Mr. BENHAM wished to submit ] substi-
tute for one Of the bills, against which an I'D,
t verse report had been made.
Mr. PENDLETON wished the bills and
| resolutions 1nid on the table
| 4 d. hate between HU FCHINS, BINGHAM
and WICkLIFFE ensued.
| The consideration Of the subject was then
| postponed md the tax hill taken up.
| Mr.. WILSON Of Iowa made report In rela
! lion to the censor ship OF the press. The con
| s!deration Of this vas postponed till the frs1
| Monday 10 April.
Mr- HICKMAN Of Pennsylvania, from tht
Judiciary Committee, reported back the SET.
| erai bills and resolutions referred to them OF
the subject Of contiscation Of rebel property
| Including slaves, with recommendation ad
| verse TO either their passage or adoption
hr. Hickman desired to submit mlnorit,
| report On the sanie subject.
| The report made by Mr Hickman wa!
| received. but not acted uDOp,
, 1862-03-21

Union Manifestations IN Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, March so.-The citizens Of
Galla,tn, Tennessee, townwhich had been
decidedly disloys1, met in town mecttDg, re-
Gently, and we're addressed By Bai1ie Pey ton, q
loyal man, aud voted to petition for post
Office there, and expressed their willingness
to return 10 their allegiance.
a post Office will be established there in few
days, according to their petition. John aely-
cite has teen appointed postmaster at Nash
Vile He wrote one Of the best articles against
secession duripg the agitation Of that subject
In Tennessee He VISA one Of the refugees
from that S!ate, hut now returns IN an OIL
cial character. An agent OF the Post Q!Iice
Department, acting on the Tennessee borders,
reports as follows: "lt is gratifying, whercv-
er I have been, TO find there Ia a strong desire
Eor the re-estshlIshmento OF the malis, and 3t1l-
irgpess n1nong tho people to return to their
na{rGiabcf.
, 1862-03-21

Mr. Joseph F. Hodgson Of this city had his
aaie OPENED and robbed If eight Thousand
dollars in gold and Treasury notes last satur-
day night Detective Allen WAS put on the
t1ack, und traced the robhtry to W N. Hsndisy
and Geo. Leonard, Hendiey being Il brother
ip-lsw Of Hodgson. They had gone to Ba1ti-
more, and wef1 seized By detective Chapman
ro#d depot. Chapman found ont their large
boeAy and released them on receiving about
three thousand dollars Of the gold. Detective
Alien bagged Mi thrca culp.1tt. and thsy ara
now In oonfnemeut. - N4shaagfoA dsAeAsA
Bo5xA 18fA -:
, 1862-03-21
TIRE MORALE or PE.

TIRE MORALE OF PEA RIDGE.
Among the Interesting southern news
elsewhere given will bc found the rebel
accounts Of the battle Of Pea Ridge, from
which it appears that the rebels did not
retreat as prev1ousl: reported by inyi1ious
Northern Journals, iut simply schile Jgh:
fpg scithd.ese their tthae ,tarse' In short,
they didn't take any interest in fighting
longer: Ben McCu1loch, from this aceount,
and official dispatches, seems to be dead
this time without reserve.
, 1862-03-21
EXPLANATIONS.
FxpEHAL FoHCE9.


A-ShaEp Epshootere as skir1nishcrs.
B~-51st Illinois, supporting
C-Genera1 Paine's Diviefon.
Do-General Hamiiton'e Division.
E-Gener1l Groesbeck's Disision.
F-General Pa1mcrs Division
G-Four eiege guns
REREL FORCES.
l, 1, 1-Gunboats, steamers.
&Three masted schooner, formerly revenue
cutter.
8, S-steamboat transports.
4-Sunken steamboat.
b-Lower fort.
Several miles below New Madrid, General
Pope has established 8 battery at Point Pleas
ant, commanding the river. The siege guns
marked sc" were sent down from Cairo,
and in SIS hours time after leaving that
place their fire opened On the enemy.
, 1862-03-21

The Pea Ridge Victory.
The Chaplain of the Sth Indiana tnrniehcs to
the indianapolis journal the following list Of
casualties in that regiment:
KILLED
John Cobnrn, Henry Hamburger and John Stiles,
Lieutenant Jame= r. Smith and Samuel Haster,
Co. II.
Thomas 1eathcI1a1a, u, Hogan. Zenos uessFa1d,
Jo9n 4 Rhead= ;9:, Jossrl Rcpp, Henry Gr:fss,nd
Robert D Hi!e, GO. F.
Samuel Il Webh. Henry G. yoris, Grove G. Fow-
Ier. George " Grimes, james Malcolm, William
Prilla:nan, William Salisbury aud James T. ssllth,
John 2. Fink1e, Thomas Webb and William jag,
Robert Terrence, William A. Garrison, Flavius
George l. Maui, John Giles and Clinton Guth-
rfe, Co. r.
81: HopinSsworsh rnd Ed. T. Reilly, Co; G.
tnti 5ns'n r S2ttinshsfa, Co. H-an supposed to
be wounded and prisoners.
The Journal adds:
Of the loss Of the Indiana forces VIC hare
nov pretty accurate idea. We published
fill list Of tkv losses in the 222d regiment YES
te1day, and this morning. CTR correspondent
gives us those Of the 8th- a private letter to
Mr.. GolAsoesyy OF our city from his brother
states that Of ahe 18th, and Enuls up the entire
loss as follows:
ssa .,,,,,n.n+ Ei'2sa, I woussea- q Missing, i
sti. Sill .-.... S SS )
OF the wounded, 2 in the ed aud 5 in the
SUI are MORALLY hurt, and ought probably to
make the total 23 killed, s6 wounded, aud S
missing ia our three regiments 1t the great
battle in Arkansas.
, 1862-03-21
HEALTH Of ass 1ssaps ;sifA.s1 MATTERS.

CAmo, Ma1ch7o, 1872.
& singular piecf of Intelligence IS teIe-
graphed from ST. l. us that the Union forces
are IN possession S-@1and*No. 10.
At one O'Clock t t:.s morning, messengers ar
rived at Cairo, aid :7-.port the bombarlment
still going on with fa;tsfac5y eHsctupon the
enemy'6 works. -
Tie Federal Sto,:i, paper published by our
boys at Columbus, ':suspcndcd- It will here
after be published 7iuder the auspices Of the
Goth Illinois InEan4:a- ::
The river is yisi1.S; =spidly; it has risen tso
feet within Il lo':::-
There is considerable sickness among the
troops stationed L. ,l!airu- The Goth resi-
ment have 26o cases b. the hospital
Cur forces on tht: Tennessee arc suffering
from 1ack Of medicines.
4 report was 1zeeiTed this morning from
sikestown that JET! Thompson Is marching
upon Cape Glrarde;hi, and pressing men and
horses into the CoDfs-aerate Service. 4 skir-
mish bad taken rlscc between the Union
tcIces and his adYa.fe, wien three Of the en-
e1ny were killed aaa wounded. Reinforce
ments have been seal to tie Cape
Mr. Blank, con4ac:or ut Memphis, and
formerly u reEidenti Of Davenport, Iowa, ar
rived here from Mc1p 1pnis direct lust evening
l,y way Of the Tennessee river. He left Meu-
; 1.hls last Thursday, Wss passed to Paris BIZ the
Confederate authorities, and from there
! escaped to the FedGfal lines and arrived at
Cairo yesterday. I
&c reports that GPy. Harris disappeared
| from Memphis the SECOND day after the one
to which the Legislature adjourned, and has
| not been heard from since. He is supposed
| to be at Co1inth, MiSS The Legislature had
| adjourned and scatttaea, no one knew where.
The question Of tu9amg the city in case Of
a Federal attack Was: openly discussed, and
| the Colonel commaiding the Confederate
| forces there, rcferrinS to the proclamation Of
the Mayor, (threa:enigg to hang the first per
sen attempting to hrs4he city,) said: ssThat
it evacuation became necessary the MAYOR
should be the first nah hung.'
| There had been Embarrassment Of Union
men into tho Confsder4te army to anv cxEsnt.
| except for guard duty It Memphis, until With
, 1862-03-21

Evils Of Knowing Newspaper Men.

Evils of Knowing Newspaper Men.
FORTRESS MONROE, March e0.-The steam
er Rhode Island arrived from key West yes
terday evening, With mails, and sailed imne~
diately for New York.
Yancey was captured dag OF two since, on
hoard 3 schooner which vas trying to run the
hlockade. He was dressed in sailors costume,
but was recognized by one Of the newspaper
correspondents.
St. Mary's, Florida, las been occupied By
our forces. It has been discovered that the
telegraph cable was cut about ten miles from
the eaststn shore. 4 man has been arrested
who is supposed to have been the culprit. An
example win be made Of him.
, 1862-03-21

IRON the memphis appeal OF the asth-!
H1cHNokp 1Iarch H. 1SE2
EDS. APrEAL-Prcsidcnt Davis is coming
west soo2! Kaiy, eEery6ou to his stand
aao; qn ~" = SeMNeS, aaasss
g. l.. " 1ttA
FORT SMITH, Mach Q, 1852.
Dnrtrnpps. roter Ge,,c,a1s Van Dorn- Prize
nod NrCnlloch. enrarpd fbn enemy f;,r three
dayE. fhc 5th. 9Th. and 1th. at P,.rry,s RIDGE.
in Benton county, this State, near the Ms,
souri lfoc.
The fighting vas the most desue,ate m r.
cord. Dur Ioss xas immense thai az tho en-
env 11,lnown. Generals NrCulIneh and Me-
Intosh 4scrr bott, Killed on the til inst. Gen.
Slack was uo1talsr wounded. Gen. Price was
esightly wounded in tut am.
col Mef.rca rcnortsd L i1led- Col. Sims
sli:-ht}y wounded IN the arm 0nr forces ara
NM in tl.ss rpar t,f the enemy and dririnv
1hcm scnthxar1- They nrs w-finned 1,rron3
= douht err flfs Ne .1c axnacfin~ 1atSr H.
1,.r % intc11;~e,,cr cycrr man,enf A''''l H.
G.n MsEnl,och In whilc leaaiup his co,n.
7nard tn 1 charge The bodies Of Generals
Mcintosh and MeCuAoch will arrive tais eve
Aaes- VscSo1-4-
lA4 E4s ho"I FUEL sA1iA-
FoE7 sMsr1r, March a.-Up to the present
1nu71at1st no!hlu5 further hts been heard from
though our army have gotten to the rear Of
Tie ,et.ctny, and it is currently reported, were
dr;ving them southwavd- Tte following, FROM
the Quarter1nas1er ut this placc. has been pub
Gsiet:
GENERAL ORDER.
ror- g. ,t.... 1,e,
,,t.n.e,,sn, ~ as.AH n'1ea - Aeo@-
1ne e19Se ~ Is no longer On
c2fan. ae 4cH Nnlst uIaFeay nE4l1ng n the
nea1 OF rs al'1slen' IN naray contested
b1toe H1sn me emmy neaf Cz9ss AnAo*S
Gil on me dtsn nss. ~ rrlnaius *1n oe inferred
VITO inil.taIy nonors, en- MONDAY o. Twelve
O'Clock. - Ine oihcers ana troops OF tae com
mano VIII holu themselves IN reaolness to
{s;s orm r11sm as einncaoty 1 a guy Umce -, o.
.Adlutsnt,s office, at nine O'Clock. Sejourning
0l1ceas ol ine aIny ale 5nFikco 20 Pa5Ilclgate te
Oaeets ana soioacrs OF tne pattle ot Oah d1tls
~ ns,tep 70 Pa1ta:1paaS, 3Ta 4,se aAs e9:MMaaa
y. n5ss aan = ~ ans ns1ssuon :4 Is uae"ass
s;nr All so1n1s nnd N,s. ~ LII ~ ~ = r.
.ea a-+1aS "a anp,; VA o ~ ,.;S1 nalt nass
~. ,,s,,1S 1,5,a ~ - ,,n,,,'er we@'" VII wear
Ane '1 "AA 1~t"t~ W N1A' txrn 10 ~,
1xa;e~ fT Te..'..eI:n ~.AnEn
'oA SoA4t1AeNA1"f 1ose-
1A7Ea-ADDI1foF4LR PARTICULARS.
Fort SMITH, March IL, 1862
fan+ 8fclo,r Dopers arrived here -ve.ter.
Az r -t.-< - ~ 49, s.
1,ripcs WITH him nffic;al and ennc Terr inter
cst5Er dr+a5ia ~ ~ L..,; st,.7s.s., 1>, 49,.
er1 lin f.na7,ra ~ E11.a 80 ~. ~. go.
1he af;sson%; 1;oa N@1N'a' 1o1A 1Aa0e '4Aon
C7nt Rnrers savs 4ba 4so,,4;,,., ,,-,= 4arr3.,o
3argcr rxa3finr IF n1. 7nn'.s ~ n..s,nc
r"-,aa ~ rS,+s,oa 1,,a anaa1. iaaes aau sau
,s-1,,,-- 4ls;r ez,,,s ~ d,:e: ses no asaln
rho nrEc ar1ne6 vii: 16a 1as ~ x .ns @ eoeny en-
rst *,au:.:> ~ s vcst VI guns, iron
etranrer nosit;nn xrnen Tran, 5sea ~ aesn. mne.
ssate s,f ar 1Tnnra tnt.g III h7cr@ ~
o. 1;oia 11t n, tnIy dy;san III, oasa ss,n ,s.
,nsn1 Of 1heir oicczs. Gen Van DSrn' ~ f;.ar
, 1862-03-21

Arrest Of Illinois Rebel Sympathtxers.
sPa1seF1ELp, Ill, March 20--U.s- Marshal
Philips arrested yesterday six respectable cit
izcns Of Auburn in this county, and under the
order Of Gen. Ra1leck conveyed them this
morning to Alton, whrrc they are to be sent
into close confinement. Their offensc Was
aiding acd abetting the escape Of a rrbel.
, 1862-03-21
Tte Tritutte.


Il call comes for nurses q. the hospitals
at Cairo. It will ind speedy response
sunong the noble hearted women who have
been pressing for This opportunity to serve
humanity and their country. Seenoticc in
CITY column.
, 1862-03-21

Attempt to Assassfnate Billy Wilson.
new YORK, March 20.--A letter from Fort
Pickens states that Major Newly, of the VII
son Zoaaves, attempted to assassinate Billy
Wilson, lnt Was UNSUCCESSFUL.
, 1862-03-21
The Position of Gen. Pope.

The following diagram of the position at
New Madrid in its investment by Gen. Pope,
accompanies the letter Of Major Sam. B. Ray
mopl, which We give On the second pagc:
, 1862-03-21

YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
REGULAR TICKET

REGULAR TICKET.
FoR PE1MpKs1:
GEORGE q. BOW EN-,
OF Bowen Brothers.
FOR F1Rsr, VICE PRESIDENT:
NORMAN WILLIAMS, Jr..
Attorney at Law.
FOE sxcoNp VICE PBRsKDI8T:
NAAAL les F. KELL0EG>
OF Barrett, King 4 Co.
FOE coEHksRoSDtSa txcxErARE:
ED~ ARD ". RUSsELI
Attorney at Law.
foE EEcohD1xa sEcnErAxT:
HENRY ". C00K.
o. g. C. Cook t. Co.
ToB TEEAsCRER.
EUE ENE G. LONG,
With j. Young scan1mon-
FOR alAaAGKRs:
SAMUEL 7. ROGERS With c. Aeats 4 Co.
WILLIAM D. HANEHRSTEE, ot Mich. s. E. Il Office.
WILLIAM ssRaGuE, OF Lewis, Page l. Co.
SAMUEL J. 3.GL1VER. OF r. Ft " r r OG.ce.
GEORGE v. CaASDlEts, Couptro1et.a Gf1ce
GEORGE ". C4AE6+ Teacher n High School
CHARLES q. HANILI, with West. Il s !. las ca.
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