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EXTRACT.
HEADoUARTERs DISTRICT OF TENN. !
CHATTANOOGA, Sra Feb'y, '63. :
SPECIAL ORDERs(
No. 20. 1

U.--Mrs. ~BLANCHETT, residing in Marion
county, Tennessee, whose husband, II. G.
~BLANoHETT, Voluntarily accompanied the
Federal army in the retreat from said
county, herself guilty ofpractices disloyal
to the Confederate Government, is hereby
ordered, in accordance with .intimatiOus
received from the Headquarters of the
Army Of Tennessee, to leave the Confede-
rate lines within ten days after the re-
ceipt of this order, and not return on
pain of being considered an alien enemy
-
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Wanted---l00 Wood-C Choppers.
% WHOM GOOD WAGgs WILL RE AID
promptly Apply between The hours u ~ and
4 o'giuck aud 8 and Q o'clock, AZ
SIMPSONS A HAHRss Livery Stable,
aN'lG-lvn College %, below Church.
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WANTED

IN lJUNTER sTO0L4 Apply 60
~ HuEABACh &A"SHEBHIUGE,
Aplll-3t ~ College street.
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By order of Brig. Gen'l BATE.
Jos. B. CUNNING, A. A. General"
Indorsed-"The within order was de-
livered to Mrs. BLANcHETT, the wife o
II. G. BLAEoHETT, on the 10th day o
February, 1863, by me.
K. r. Davenport, Capt"
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The Mozart Regiment Rep udiute
Fernando wood.

FeTnandO WOFd.
FEBNANBo WOoD, one of Governor SEY-
MoUR's henchmen, and a prominent Con
servative Northern Democrat" is now
getting cuffs and kicks ON all sides.
Here is a terrible castigatiOn inflicted
upon him;
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by surrounding threAtenings ne loyal
Tennesseans have stood, At a cost Of great
sacrifice, that class Of men are loyal.
The North knows nothing Of loyalty.
They have always enjoyed the blessing
of a free Government, homes unmolested f;
and IL is easy for such a people to be
loyal. But he that is loyal, when home
has been reduced, and all that makes 2
home dear TO man has been destroyed,
that man is n patriot, "indeed and in
truth" beyond the reach of treason
Another, sending a club. of foIty-siX
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NEwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MON DAY. MARCH 9. 1863

s,,ov.d not far Topsa Inlet The officers and crew
escaped The Industry had cargo ofsa which, constutS
'"' Tie re Salisbury IN. C.) Watchman learns from
Oood authority that large number OF desertes ana torres
have banded thef In that sector OF country 'he
committed aud serious disturbances against the lives
aad properly OF true Confederate etzena . q,
At an auction sale in Charleston, FEB. ~, seven
slaves brought Sli,20 follows: Ono fellow on,
fellow 1850; one fellow, $780, one follow bL9-i one
fellow, al ass one girl +9S; ons woman $i'IO Average
@l,60429. 80 -.
A. last adyicea Gen. Price was at Meridian, await
Ina transportation for Jackson. n =,
Lieut. Commanding Ap Catesby Jones, =; .; n,
has been relieved from his command the Apelrchicoia
Liver and ordered to reponto Ms'uen Msgfudo' io' GUY
Ia TerSs. =, -, n =. .
tobacco Of Virginia continues to be bought up ~
The corresronden. OF The Charleston Mercury
,,ys that there parties In Richmond anxious 20 IN
n,y.,e,rin,' among them gallant young Engl'bian
thoroughly SKILLED in scattering and fam@ wrae Pats u
the sobe. 49, ~
I've distilery Of Mason, Hartman & Co., Rich.
mons Destroyed by fire tbs nzht Of this 10th u 1t
was engaged In milking whisky for the Government Gram
and malt valued $50 600 consumed Tho whoe los
il is aid largely exceeds iooO0O The building was ieo
Intentionally. -
On tuesday, March 3, the following Union prs
or,r arrived ard were confined in tho Libby Prison: Lieut.
A Whiting Company H. lat New.York Cavalry; Corporal
Little 9Th New YORK Cavalry, and Edward b. Marshall and
s Nosior Company A, ljth Pennsylvania Cavalry. came
f1om Gordonsvs aud were captured near Woodstock oy
Glen James days past the Government impressed large
quantities IL Richmond. The price SLOWED was
Sl7 20 for supsrine, and . 10 80 for extra
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general regulation be taken by any pubisb.r or
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scber. without prepayment OF postage at the mailing
t. the effect that neither he any other propetor 49,.
agent or employee within mis- knowledge hss sent o, g.
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(nsmng M except ne were sent 10 bona h5e rezp
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the eneral or by spe sl OF he Po.,S
Densrtn,n shsl h, sod the " son guilt of sue. oa
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case to 6e recovered by sui, before Of coe1
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psfso e. First the President OF the United States by hns
his private secretary Second the VcePfedent o. tbs
United States Third the chiefs of the several er,eu,s
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80 80 e., saD,i,nfs N. S.c,e,srv Of tbs go,
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Report of the Rebel Secretary Of War
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$4,000 Union Troops at Baton Rouge
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ANOTHER ATTACK on FORT MtAILISTER
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THE CAPTURE OF THE QUEEN OF THE WEST
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Destruction Of the Indianola by the
Zebels.
HER GUNS FALL INTO OUR HANDS
Great Destruction on Lake Providence
by Union GunbOats.
THE UNION LOSS NEAR FRANKLIN.

THE UNION FORCE NEAR P0nT HUDSON.
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Important Admissions Respecting the Blockade
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THE CAPTURE OF TIE RAM QUEEN
REBEL OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.


From The ALrand'ia (LaJ Dsmordt
The victory achieved at our fort at Gordons
Landing will be found beow 10 an official report om Capt
JOHN keso comnsnd OF the post The Webb OF
most formidable gunbosts LEFT town O'Clock THE
with fa and picked crew, end by to morrow noon will
oyerake and capture the De 500 the consor Of tho Queen
OF We.t aud then the Mississippi River aud its tfion'
taries will once more be free
To Maj r. sURoEr, A. A G.Mojri have the honor to
yiolsy assigned every officer to his post Fire there
he ssdnr gubont tho Queen Of he West s.rucs her oco
mmedtely ordered Capt Hutton of the Crescent ArtiI-
ery and sesosd Lieut. De Lshuny TO 30 Oh board and de-
wsnd ihs uncondition surrender Of tie boat officers and
crew These officers report that but thirteen officers and
found boad the Others having escaped under
Tie visible results Of the CAPTURE consist In one pound
rned Parrot gun. pound rned Parrot gun two IL
pound Pored pieces poand foTeid brss piece
uss the expression Of the senior commanding officers
Of ordnance sors largo supply OF quiz
nine OF ampuatiDg asrueu and other very
superior oase surgical instrument, equally hDe OF
dental ms umens and clothing, BACON heur beef PoT.
La bread snd other stores In proportion"
The list Of prisoners incose. Allow me, MAJOR, 70 men
ton that for and efficiency the officers and private"
Of this command entitled eminent credit 10 SATISFY
you OF the and accuracy ofths ho, - out of "a
shots from batteries took effect on the ensmys boat
Lieut. James Do L0huuy performed etcient service lie
suggested and volunteered to Are warehouse which would
give US ths ensmy and position In spite Of tho dark
& s1d accomplished this mpora ant and dhcut LndertGk
ing with perfect success aud signal gallaDtry.
exemplary coolness
cotton. WV "
nave the honor to remain Mejor your obeden servant
| .h.tx kELsO. Captain Commanding Port.
the West TO this plsce "
| THE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE.
from The Chaasaaooga Rebel Fet. Ia
| Gen. Bragg's Army-as we are informed from
Trustworthy sources-is III condition Of order moral spirit
health equipment and general discipline. which sogur. 10
| yoruby for coming events.
The delay Hosocrans 10 attributed VARIOUS cau.e. That
IL no. his interest TO come out and Eight clear
bis accustomed foresight and sagasiou prudence Undoub
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
NEWS AND OTHER mATTnRs.

On the 10th of February public meeting
was held in st. Georges Hall, in Liverpool,
to welcome Captain Lunt. commander of the
relief ship George Griswold, which was sent
from New York with cargo of provisions
for the Lancashire sufferers. The demon
slration was imposing and cordial, the
speakers expressing the warmest regard for
the New York merchants through whose
lberalty the ship was fitted out.
The capture of the iron-clad lndianola
was loss to us, but not much of gain 10
the Rebels Their own accounts say that
she wasmuch damaged in the fight, and after
her capture sunk. 1t is to he hoped that
Admiral Porter will be able TO prevent the
Rebels from raising her. 1t appears that in
the attack the Rebel rams had the advantage
of the lndianola in Quickness of movement.
Keeping clear of her how guns, which were
her best, they persistently butted her on her
sides and stern. The lndanola changed
her guns from side to side, but not fast
enough to prevent the Rebels from shifting
their position. The action lasted about
twenty minutes.
The story of the destruction Of the Rebel
steamer Nashville, in the Ogeechee river
near Savannah, is confirmed by the Rich
mond papers, which state that she grounded
on the bar before Fort Me Allister on the
9th ult, and was discovered by the Union
Heet, one of which opened fire on her for two
hours and u half, and finally got she'll on
board which set her on fire and left her a
complete wreck. During the attack the fort
kept up fire on the Union gunboat and hit
her twice The gunboat returned the shots.
bgt. us far as known, did no damage to Fort
McAllister.
The rebel Congress are considering n bill
to repeal the law that a neutral flag covers
all enemys neutral goods
An important expedition, sent out from
the Army of the Potomac. has just returned.
Ileathsyille, the county seat OF Northumber-
land county, was entered and the post Office
and Jail searched, but nothing was found in
the one, and the cells of the other were
empty. A foraging party in Lancaster
county captured two rebel mails, some pro-
visions and several important prisoners.
The third mileage swindle cost the go
vernment $4,000. 1t is stated that one
member only, Stephen Baker, of New York,
refused to draw it.
Thomas Olcutt, of New York, has been
nominated for the position of Comptroller OF
the Currency.
The Jackson Mssissippian denounces the
blowing up of the ludianola as an unneces-
sary and unfortunate affair.
A rebel paper says the cargo of the Prin
cess Royal was worth 97s,3Os.
The steamer Columbia, from New Orlean,
on the 9th ult., is at New York. a larg,
number of Union and rebel prisoners hay,
been exchanged A large force of rebe
soldiers are reported to be marching oil
Brownsville. The u 5. gunboot Kinsmal
has been sunk in Berwick BAY, by ruunin.
against snag.
The Detroit riot has been quelled. an,
order is again restored
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
FROM THE STATE CAPITOL.

DOVER, March ., 1868.
HENRY EcKEL, Esq.
A terrible disease broke out
in this ancient town between two and three
months ago, which has become very fear
full in its character. The first case was dis
covered in a room in the second story of
building known as the State House. 1t ap-
pears that a gentleman--said to be from
New Castle county-not being aware of the
dreadful consequences that would ensue,
happened one day to say Niger" Its
effect was horribe the Democratic members
were instantly seized with an indescribable
spasmodic affection, and their sulferings
were awful. If they see colored man they
are instantly seized with a fit, if they hear
or even smell one the effect is the same
Having a learned votary of Esculapius
among their number humane gentleman
presented their case, presuming that II any
thing in medical science could mitigate their
ills the eminent doctor with his great pro-
fundity of knowledge of the science Of med
icine, would be sure to have an antidote.-
He related the case, but when he told him
that the symptoms were first exhibited when
the word niger was mentioned, the doc
tor Immediately turned pale and his eyes
rolled in his head, and since then he has
been afflicted with the disease too. The
good people of the town fearful lest it might
be contagious, applied to a doctor for a So
luton of the matter. After taking dag
nosis of the case and discovering no brain
in those afflicted, pronounced it Niger on
the head" He also expressed the opinion
that it was liable to be taken by those who
mix in such company, but that no Union
man need have any fears. We hope that
these gentlemen will get over it, however
as we should be sorry to lose so amusing a
body of gentlemen.
The Governors Message has created
great tiutter in the copperhead camp. The
great organ here is indignant at His Excel
lency's message, and we are waiting with
breathless anxiety to see what will turn up.
We told these wiseacres sometime ago, that
they were "biting on files, and they would
get their teeth broke" but they would not
heed our warning. We tell them again that
the Governor means to sustain the general
government in its efforts to suppress the re-
bellion, and he intends too, to put down
traitors wherever they may be found, and
we would advise them to act diHcrestly, and
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~ '@ eN' Wv t'
perlty and general trade -
INV '0''nA' ~" 81 ''''"'"
Mr. EhifoRi
l nouee' WIN SURPRISE tnat even
" sl'ght ehVtt is neihg maus' ~ certain quarters
10 uisg pyu''es an" "the Union hote! NoW-
phhy' OF ihis ely' lie assured that morning nus
neen, CT II TURNER from tie intention oil lhe COZ
purA'ots. me gehtcmen eonhee'eu win tue
corporation nave ohhfacter enough alohe' U
rSpel such contemplate ATTACKS VINO are 'ney
herles !. pufont, Fresiuen',) H. u hauhine,
bandny simmons DANIEL James o u; Ewes, u
NJ Almopu' lsecielary'l N L. h9uideh, Evan
g. steisennufg, (iIeasurer, 'ohh Wales
samuel lsilah' ueo. s'earns' Niheent ~ uilpln,
pr. H. +. AsSe"' fr"nc's marry anu II. finoe-
gun II the character oil such men Is not a sum
rent guaranty Ihat poi'les will nave nothius to
l' win the Hotel, II w'u'u Ne VAIN 10 Sueupt to
furnish one
10 nor suppose sueu opposluoh wiz amount
10 any'hins' as every interest III zoe Guy ae
lhHhus' imptrauVe'y' nrst CLASS hotel' Out
permit me TO use your columns 70 snow why II Is
SO. oeaFeeiy Town IN Inc uh,ted STATES oil
three Thousand people, isas badly oil for hotel
accommodations ~ "nming'on' WIN twenty
.ntee tnousanu. IL you Nl,' 40 10 scranton,
feuhsylVaulai u Town whlch mas heeh mutt With
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
The New Hotel.

We arc pleased to know that an effort
is now being made by number of gem
tlemen-most of them public spirited,
enterprising and of the highest respecta-
bility-tO establish u new Hotel that
shall be commensurate to the wants and
necessities Of the city. That an establish
ment Of character such as is proposed
by the corporators, would add to the
general as well as mercantile interests of
Wilmington cannot be doubted. In many
things our city is far behind the age, but
in none more so than in its public Hotel
accommodations. Strangers who have
occasion to stop in town on busine IS, tell
US that Wilmington is the most wofully
deficient city of its size in the Union. in
point of Hotel conveniences; and AS they
go from place to place these impressions
are given out by travellers to each other.
and our beautiful, healthful and enterpri-
sing city is avoided by many who ould
otherwise come into it for purposes oil
pleasure Or business, and spend their
money among our tradesmen sad st ore
keepers
In reference to the silly idea that 1t is
to be rebel Hotel, it is unworthy of even
passing remark. If the corpora, ors
were inclined to make il such.--and
everybody knows that large MAORI ty OF
them if not all of them-are true as steel
to the Union and the Constitution, the
right way to thwart thei'. designs wo,lld
be-not to stand off and bawl nut
rebel, but for every Union man in be
city to come for ward and purchase of the
stock, and THIS take the management OF
The concer from rebel hands if they
should a'.tempt to control it. But we
nave nc fears Of its being a political Hotel,
or disunion Hotel. Sensible men can
see very easily that as such it would not
p az any party, rebel or Union, and hence
would not put their money into it.
The foil owing communication from q
gentleman who has given the subject
much con sideration in a business and
financial I oint of view will be read with
interest b. those who favor the project.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
High Life in Paris.

"higll life in Paris has been recently cmbel-
l slns win variety of entertaining incidents.
Mt the Tuileries, where the Empress Fn,a''i 49,.
wore scarlet petticOat and jewels worth over N
million OF dollars; mysterious mask. su.nec,eJ
to be the Queen of Naples, had a mysterjdus in
terView with the Emperor aud Empress ond
where diamonds flashed and all the witcber,es ~
costume were united to create a picture of fanci.
iul magnfcence The Countess of CastioGono
appeared as salammbo, Carthageniau bar
mar irzzled, and standing out ia Affected Dis.
order; her head crowned with a golden diadem
her white naked feet shod with golIen saIds's
her skirt OF blue and scarlet silk lcoped I'M To
me waist on Que sidei her long train borne by
tue count dc Choiseul, in The character of n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10

'egrO, who also held an antique parasol over her
head. costume Of this splendid abandon must
have been worthy Of the court Of Cleopatra, IT
not even suggestive OF the Little Tranon- Count
Demidoif wore the Saucy diamond, worth three
or four millions of dolars. The young Prince
Imperial wore crimson stockings and n Venetian
mantle, and was allowed to remain out Of his
trundle-bed till after eleven o'clocN. Several
New York and other American ladies were pre-
sent in character, aud the gay and festive mask
ers did not go home till five O'Clock in the morn
ing. Another incident OF Paris society is the
marriage of Mademoiselle A., the grand-daugh-
ter Of Senator, formerly keeper of the seals
under the fsst empire, to pretended Russian
Prince. who turned out q mere English adven-
,urer, who decsmped early on the morning after
the wedding carrying off the eOrbellte of the new
made bride. Certain leading Spanish gentlemen
in the Capitol have also been detected 10 flgrdnte
deiieio cheating at cards After this fashion
wags the Paris monde.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
NEWS.
News from the South.
THE REBELS DESTROY THE lNDIANoLA.
A SHARP TRICK PRACTCED UPON THEM BY ADMIRAL
PORTER

FORTRESS MONROE, March 9.-lhe
Richmond Dispatch, of March 6, says the
lndianola, which was captured recently
from the Yankees was blown up last
Tuesday night by the rebels, and her guns
fell into the hands of the Federals. The
Queen OF the West left in such hurry as
to leave part of her crew on shore. The
Federals attacked Van Dorm, March |,
at Thompson's, near Franklin. He
drove them and captured twenty-five hun
dred officers and men, The rebel loss is
not yet reported.
An attack is daily expected on Port
Hudson by the force under General
Banks.
A later dispatch says the Indianola is
not destroyed, and that they are raising
her, The Federal gunboats are work
ing great destruction on Lake Provi
dence.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAo,
March S.-Thc Richmond Enquirer of
the 9Th has been received.
MOBILE, March 5.-The Jackson Mis-
sissippian says the destruction of the In
Nt"hNiN hu7 u hAOob unnecessary anu WI
fortunate affair. The turretcd Monitor
proved to be flatboat, with sundry fix
lures, to create deception. She passed
Vicksburg Tuesday night and the officers
of the lndianola believing she was really
a turreled monster blew the Indianola up,
but the guns fell into the hands of the
enemy.
CAIRO, March 7.-Adyices from Ycks-
burg up to Monday say that a flag of truce
came to the Federas oil Sunday, the
object OF which was unknown
Three thousand men and dredging
machine were at work on the canal at
fazoo Pass The expedition was pro-
crossing fayorably.
Admiral Porter thinks that the Indian.
ola and Webb were both sunk in the late
engagement.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
Machine Poetry.
BY SETH

When times are hard and gold Is mi hiy dear.
IL make, old ioeies Hrowl and young epes trv
me ladies' be.s msni, sigh and crop a tear,
90, ANA wonder why 1t is that goods are high
Nhen wal street gamblers N IKE and son.iimea los,
a., Large sized fortunes Ia single day
" men Government contractors never lose
nut always DO cOntrige TO make Il nav
what wonder that you pay full double pries
Tor any thiug you want, that is quit nice;
;miy goods cost at present nearly doullr,
TO manufacture them is not much trouble
make the best Hoop Skirts that Is In the town
Ny 70 dong have got the most renown
hy new slyio tape is clasIed over each spripr
And do really think they ough, To bripi,
Joy into each household whers they are warn
ny any lady even II her form
should not compare in beauty aud in qraee
With any other ladies' in he place
MY cord Hoop SKIRTS I've told Won of b.fre
Gar sly les the latest, aud really what mon.
loud FAY exc pt cur Skirs are best.
because we make them better than Tie rat
uhe thing more must tell-tftsr fo1av
We repair our Hoop skirts without any INV
anu h"ld on seth We are all out Of fbyns''
WIND up The machine, tell The rest next Tine
WM. II. HYDE AGENT
,,.- c,... Hoop Skirt MAnuisrtufar
mar 'iml Institute Bull ling, Marlet above ElsIth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
Illegal Arrests-R Resolutions Concerning
Gov. Cannon.


The following preamble and resolution
have passed both branches or tho tenerol
Assonally.
WHEREAS the Government of the United
States and Of the several States are govern
ments of laws. within the limits of which all
officials lind their rightIul powers, and out
T,uv y. mniJn lo onlcIa mas any lust claim to
and whereas William Cannon, the Goyernor
of this State, in his inaugural address has
avowed the false and dangerous doctrine that
o'9U ol;. srouuu io5 suspiciou can JUSTLY
sons. far removed from the district Of ,bpe 'ir
residence, of citizens against whom no
warrant has been issued or charge made ac-
Euiuing 10 Jaw anu mas unolusnlngly pub
orrcsts If bs own FalIov, oi,; anu ,''"iesS
whereas he has thus proved himself bv his
aYowa the weak but willing tool OF Federal
usurpa'lon; UNI Governor unworthy the
Nanc If whom tbor an Iaoi' ~" ei''1ens s
protection of their rights of person and 1ro'
perty therefore be it
HeSo'oea' NAT 'he doctrines oil Govern
nd Ia,,on lures, ~ regard 10 arpltrary
constitutional liberty. destrnctive Of Of tbe
peace and security of our people, and de-