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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23
vIVHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

1TVHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
1 of a SUFFERER Published as warning
and for the especial ne6t of Yong Men and
those who snHer tn Nervnns Debility, Low
of Memory. Premature Decay, &c. :,
by one who has cured himself by ample means
after being put to great expenses and neon
venience. through the use of wort less medi-
cinos prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had # the author,
=. A LAMBERT Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island, by enclosing u post paid addressed en-.
yelose. Address Charles 4 LAMBERT E>q
Grcenpoint, Long Island n. Y. tna5m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23
NOR EGOY.

N0REGOR.
VA. C,Lrs & Brother. dealers 10 Watch
eS. Clocks and jewc!rv. have the finest cs.
tablishment. and the best assorted stock
West If the Mississippi. II you want time
piece, call upon them for a fine seth Thomas,
or American Clock, OF q gold watch. They
slso have an endless variety of fine Iewslrv
Fine watches repaired By thena in g work
manl;ke manner; and they warrant all
thei, work and al their goods to be as rep
resented. lnliv4yi.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23

On llotioa IF MIR. Hubbard the report was
adopted
Mr. Fields from Committee ca Clerk Of the
District Court presented the following report.
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
Howard COUNT: four Co,um.ttce cn the
Cork c! ~. DISTRICT Court to whon was re.
!ered The report ofthc Justices Of tho Peace IS
required ty net Of March ilth 1852, Lcg
leave to report as fo'ows, that reports have
baen receive ! from II. ". Partc!,, and J. s.
Durdick uran which no further &C t;op seems
necessary IN the opinion of your committee.
lour Committee have also examined tie
books of tho Clerk Of tho District Court ane
find theu kept in admirable order. The an,
ount 81 fsos COLLECTED by him daring the pas,
year, amounted to S30s 90
The amount OF 'oun'v Warrants draw,
:yhin, to mako up til, balance ofhis salary
Se9l Si,pp tin"in all 600 90. that beip,
,hs anonnt allowed aim BY tee Board.
yts rAelc .mc"Et &c 'Payrsnte ;ss,.2:,, 4,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23

All Of which is respectfully submit
ted.
A. 6. Hubbard J
JAS. f. Bennett, Committee
J. F. Mitchell,
On melton OF Mr.. Webster. the report was
received I
On molten Of MIR. Ostrander, tho report
adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Griffin, the vote to allow
the bill OF H. Gage, was reconsidered
Tho original motion did not prevail, bill
not allowed
On motion Of Mr. Mitchell, tho following
resolution was adopted.
Reeolrsd, That the Clerk Of tho Board oi
Supervisors of Howard County employ such
suitab's attorney as he may deem best to At
tend to matters pertaining to the echool Ian
and it shall he his duty to act under the di
rection OF the board ofsupervisors.
MIR. Griffin from committee on Sheriff.
Constables jailors &c. presented the follow
ing report.
7'r The Hon E>arl of SuperY;eor:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23

Of Howard County Iva: Your com
mittee on Sheriff's, Justices, Cnnstahles
JAilors and Caroners accounts would
respectfully submit the following,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23

respectfully report as fellows.
Vernon Springs Township-W. N.
Buriick Township Clerk for the year
1862.
Received from Co. Tres. $142 1S
Dishursed 96 70
B,lance on hand S45 SO
How ri Township-James Hall
Clerk, 1862.
Received from Co. Treas. 1Sl 90
Dishursed 12S 81
Balance on hand SO 63
Alton Township-Levi Arnold, Clerk
for the year 1862.
Received from Go. Treas. SO 90
Dishursed 50 40
Balance on hand %, 60
Oak Dale Township Gardner Howe
Clerk for the year 1852.
Cash on hand at the close Of ...
last year 5 Sc
Reed. frcm Go. Treas "a 90
Disbursed II QS
Balance on hand Is SIS
New Oregon Township-H. 8.
Mitchell, Town Clerk.
Reed. from c.. Treas. for 1852 LAG IS
Reed from J. J. Clemmcr 3o5
Dishursed ITO Sc
Overpaid 90 Is
Saratoga Township C. w. Fields,
Clerk. Amt on hand at the close of
the year, 1861. ... ~-. 8 %
Reed from county Treas. 81 so
Disbursed So ~
Balance On hand IA II
Albion Township-L. Reynolds,
Clerk for the wear 1861.
Am, on hand at the close of
the year 1861 II a
Reed from county Urea. 1862 81 81
Disbursea GS -
Balance on hand 493
Paris Township-Jasn3s E',phy
Township Clerk for the year 1862.
Balance on hand at the close Of
the las, year 1851. 7 35
Received from county Treas, 1872 rs
Dishursel 162 IS
Balance on hand 81 4S
Township Clerks bills as Claimed
and allowed
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23
DIED.

oflung fever in Paris January .! 1863. Ma
~. infau: daughter of Patrick and Marga
ret Daughcrsy aged about two years.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23
I IST of Letters rema ming in New Oregon

lST OF Letters rema ming in New Oregon
~ Post Office. January % 1863.
Mr. Lucy Bishop, Joseph q. Brown, Jacob
Cramer,J P. book, Phi ip Crafty, Mrs. a.
Dards. Addelnc Dell, Sarah Gilman. John
Hanson, Ellen Hanson. Ellen H riley. Dehl II
~ Hale. II rs Jerg"n>nn, Chrrles M.Carty
G. Narhal, Sylve.ter r. Moore, Proprieto,
OF Repub ic, Charles swan, John Safsor
Sarah Stnrtevant. -arah 'Wh to c. White
friedrich D. Wolf, Sarah Ann White, 2
D. d. >ABlN. p.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-01-23
tn NEkCH !!

- FSTRA,' ED, from NJ ert;n
~ B'oyhars> living between
al<1 Spilvllle and Ca mar Vince
.!Ma.sz, sheik county. ono bay mare /
year old last spring; name. tail and legs dark
will return said mare or give inior-
nation of her whereabouts will be liboral!y
rewarded address az above, at ,Sp,llwlle
Iowa. January 20 1863 nl6t3x
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

? a Free SUITE.
General Meade V'ictorio' as.
Tho Re bels r tou i.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02
A Hvl

hNI i
-FOUR O'CLOCK. r. N. 1
Battle Going On.
There is positive inf $r nation in the city that
a great battle is raging to-day upon the soil of
Pennsylvania, not far from Gettysburg. We
have no particulars upon which to base an
opinion as to the result. God grant that victory
may perch upon cur standard!
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02
>
BY TELEGRAPH.
bAIIM Al CA1AAoLE.

Y ~
THE REBELS ATTACK THE TOWN.
-,0rrsv - = 80 . '-s'-l'~sr'--ss-'
EYFALL BACK.
Surrender Of the Town De-
manded and Refused.
Great Excitement Among the Cit.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

kIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
kvertise ments on our fourth psg'
ii authority Of the railroad compsnie'
,amed, are officially corrected whei
made hence can be relied upon IS cor
ByrRr1sERs.-we call the attention OF
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

q! = :.
son brown We -. supoa II, that a, laasaAaIA
MsN weDass ssss,ssd, Col Lar.sa csSs aspr
sspE ~, iss6 ~isKh ~ if hss s.rns. 4 !
chit had light hAia NJ nnss to ~ house y
issA a. Vi q vN-ist,., -
Qdstionsd 81 Ar. Bssat. am sot hAstied.. I
resiAp sssnSk Of Twelfth and @ streets. have ta-
ken no interest whatever in this case, to procure
v,tsessss or 10 Obtain infosnAtioh.
Mr. Brent wished to know by what c,tteria she
could tell the dates to which she replied, by GER
tain circumstances which were vivid1y Impressed
upon ny, memory.
Up this M. Brent asked what the cifcumstafces
were. Mr.. Bradley objected 70 this question II It
in nnywise involved her character. vi
Mr.. Brent thought It germane to the cause, when
Ms. bradley referred to the Van Eess case, when
q witness Of Rhode Island WAS examined In the
same manner, and MT. Brent otlected.
Witness eontinued. rhe Question does not IN.
voive my character. I can tell because removed
the place Of my residence about that time. Col.
4 x.cra = hl~h cntlap I'm IN ufI1A hia
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

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ssAge from Penn
erton to Johnston.
he Garrison Can Hold Out
| Ten Days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02
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In the leath of Major General John r. Rey-
nolds we teplore the loss Of one Of the bravest,
.,... II .,,,. nm, s,slloa.-
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

ATTENTION CoNsrirUrIoxAL 0uAnDs -
The members Of the above named company ma All
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02
tnsIs detifins 70 Unite With them IN the
I their liberties and country, are earnestly

Otntfs detir1nB 70 tnfte With them II the defence
otther liberties and country are earnestly rSuuest.
ed to meet at Temperance Nsll, r6is EVENING.
Thursday, July ~ at7h O'Clock, to reorsanizs fol
the present emergency.
Bv order ofthe COMMITTEE. l'
,.o W. II. DEooEs,
0<-h .EL- ..-st1 Z. t.sy =. Chairman,
:, ArrarrInSl CoMpA.r I-,vrA,. GUARD.
THURSDAY EvENING, At fK O'Clock, al -
Seventh street, over my store-room, 70 make ar.
rangements TO comply with the order issued frqil
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

tia, ycn wtlf iaasnble THIS EVENING, al foSo.
mac Hal, corner Of MrrylaPd avenue and Eleventh
Cond to the order calling forth the Militia Of thi
District Persons desirous Of joining the company,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

So. THOMAS =. LLOYD,
Jicaptsih campany *, National Guala,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

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.l.4 S4rISsAk Es,sg gyAcS, GUssAst % sns, pals
a,s.' e s.asH - ysd this a.y irSy q
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

The breaking out of the rebellion found him
the Pacit, coast, and OH his return TO I
States he vas at once commissioned brig
dler general and assigned to duty with I
, 1863-04-08

Ni-~iSsi1'ri. helf way hetwe:n Port Hudson
AID Point Tonlce 17u:ned= =the se5el steamer
Hope with 500 barrels ofmolasses, and at Fer.
mitage laceing destroyed ,6U barrels Of
lacl1sses, rcae1 machine shop mad g:1aa-y,
containing 1,ID bu corn, besides several
briIdiugs. including the port office.
The expedition 10 Pochatoul, and Pass
Neauctatic Was cocaplete!y successful, The
t1aore consisted Of The 9th AuciigaH, bas-
ta1licn Of the 115th and parts of the Eth
New York and l4th N-ine, with TWO pieces Of
artillery.
Tie snnboat Ba1atasi:and yacht Co7yrheus
accnrIaried them. PvntchAtols WIS oc.
cupIet aftc: some alliru1ish1ng with Il body
Of rebel cavalry, some 500 st.ong, and tho rail.
road brs!ge, tTo mile. beyond, was destroyed
.fter the fchels had been driven from Is b 9
detachment Of abe 9th Michigan. The bridge
vas 500 ftet long. 4 large amount OF ao1f,
tobacco a2l stores fill Into our hands. Our
forces occupied FonrcEatala, Springfield and
Piss Msrchaie, and the 1cbel cavalry arc satd
to be so hedgcd IN that escape j. dlth:u:t:
THREE cotton l'den schooncrs were captured
uea- Pontchatale:
Collector Eulictt Lad suspended III trans
pofta4ion permits above New Orleans unless
q military necessity Otherwise orders. This
Las be=n deemed Necessary to pfzyent Itaud5.
Texas advises, through rebel sources, say
that Mcgruder he's Issued IN ofdt r, granrin.,
all persons permission to transport cottcn tt
the Mexican frontier. He fays it ia i;npossi
ble to srstain the army without purchasing
with co't5u, supplies broc=ht from f,r:!yE
countries
, 1863-04-08

srR1S6F1E1 D, I'll, april 7.--Jndsc Charles
II. Constable, Of tie ith judicial Circuit Of
this State, lsa.tEg been turacd Over To tAs:
civil apthoritice; was examined today before
ern District Of Illinois, On the charge Of en-
eou.aglng solIiezs to desert. After exauain-
ing the witnesses ,nd hearing the arguments
Of the counsel, Judge Treat discharged Judge
Constable, deciding that there was no esi-
dence to show guilt, and that he aetea in
good faith, and in strict accordance with his
duty as judge.
, 1863-04-08
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.


Especial utsPaIcn 10 tac Cnlcasso 1Eoune.1
MrRrnEEsnono. April I, 1868.
McCarcns guerillas are prowling about
Loverque, purchasing and sending Oft wheat.
Van Dorn's army at Columbia Is already sup
piled With pork and meal. Col. Este captured
seven Of these guerillas yesterday, which
Gen. Mitchell brought into Nashville, and
torty-six to-day.
NASHVILLE, March 7-Gen. Mitchell with
$50 cavalry went out yesterday on the Leban-
on Pike to Green Hi1l, and dashing into q
rebel camp where there was q large number
Of CONSUMPTION the sabre charge he took
fifteen prisoners, killed five and captured all
their arms, horses, equipments, DC. These
rebels were composed Of parts Of Morgan :
and 1fcCowan's bands. Among the prison
crsare Capt. Brady Of the 18th rebel Tennes-
see regiment, and d Lieutenant Of Morgan's S
cavalry. A still house containing forty casks
of liquor was destroyed. The place had been
used as a conscrfpting rendezvous. One man
Was wounded on our side.
WASHINGTON, April IA dispatch has
been received at headquarters, from General
Rosecraps, dated Murfrecsboro, april 9Th,
stating that Ger. Stanley had returned from
an expedition. bringing q number Of rebel
cavalry as prisoners, and having killed and
wounded several
PHILADELPHIA, Apri The BaH<tin Of
this ctr has the following dispatch:
C1SclSxATI, april 7.-Dispatchcs from
Murfrcesboro give tho following account oi
the fight near Snow Hill on the I'd instant.
Gen. Stanley with 1000 cavalry, and Colonel
Matthew'S infantry brigade started to capture
Mrrran's and WhIrton's regiments o'
irfantry and cavalry. Al Snow Hill. beyond Au'
! burn, they drove in the enemy's pIchets. THIS
1th Pennsylvania .ayalry turned the rebel
right. while Stnlcy's and the cavalry brigade
| with Dennett's battery, moved up in front
| The enemy fed. The enemy's pIckets vert
! then encountered west Of Liberty, aud con
| siderable force Of rebels was posted on tts
| bluffs On the opposite side OF Smiths ford
They resisted, and were driven back and wesS
formed again on Dry Fork, WHENCE they Wef'
again driven. The rebels then formed z thirt
and stronger line On. Snow Hin. The I'd ANS
| 4th Ohio cavalry were sent to the enemy
1car. They charged and broke the line ot tt1
rebels. when the fight ended in the light Q
the rebels.
The rebel loss was from Is to 20 Killed,
number wounded, aud 20 prisoners.
Gen. Stanley also captured S0o horses an
| mules and d quantity Of bacon and WHEAT, an
DESTROYED considerable forlge.
Tho rebels escaped with their guns. Ou
loss was one prisoner and two slight
wounded.
Gen. Stanley returned to Murfreesboro
Way Of Lebanon, capturing six prisoners.
, 1863-04-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Diepasch 70 the Chicago 1T1bune.I
Sr. Lou1s, April 7, 1868.
Owing to scarcity of forage, two divisions
of the army Of the frontier hare returned to
within fifteen miles OF Rolla, where they viii
be supplied with forage By railroad.
Gen. Horron las established his headquarters
at Rola.
James Lindsay Inns been nominated by the
Emancira,ionists for Congress, In Mo- jdis-
trict. lie is the present land Office i]ecciyer
In Southeast Missouri.
Additional projections to the railroad bridges
in North Missouri have been ordered, since
the bridge guards on the Hannibal md st.,
Joseph Railroad we're fired upon>
, 1863-04-08
FROM ST. PAUL.
IspccIal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

ST .PArL, Mimi, April I, 1868.
The steamer Kcokuk which came through
Lake pepin carly yesterday morning, went
through the hike in three honrs, on her return
trip last night. Boats have commenced their
regular trips.
Tue material for the Indian expedition
which leaves in May for the plains on our
frontier, is being brought up. Troops are be-
ing equipped and concentrated for the spring
campaign agalnst the Sioux.
The steamer G. II. Wilson has been I'M
pressed by Gen. sibley to-day, to transport
troops and supplies to Yellow Medicine, ,on the
Unpcr Minnesota River.
, 1863-04-08
C|E>>1'<c3o Cc;:31.l1t.


THE NEWS.
Our dispatches have already given full
summary Of the able and interesting Re-
port cf the Committee on the Conduct Of
the War. What VIC have already publish
cd will have awakened On eagcrncss in the
public mind 10 read the whole report, |
which will be put in a cheap and nccessi~
lie form for general circulation. We give !
elsewhere the patriotic and eloquent con-
cluding portions of the document.
The news frcn, 1iclssburg is light and
unimportant. The mystery that shrouds
the Yazoo Pass Expedition is still un-
solved. Various suggestive hints are
thrown out, Of expeditions, promised or in
progress, from which great results are ex-
pectea. The public will this time with
hold enthusiasm and let patience have its
perfect work, hoping ill things" without
tsbclicying all things set down in the
dispatches.
The wires are still thrilling with news Of
the widespread Union triumphs in the va
1ious local elections Of this week, and Cop
rc1lcad stock has gone down pcrccptibly
The late returns from Connecticut sustain
all that was claimed in the first dispatches.
She has set the brand Of infamy On her
home traitors, and given the Union cause
tie gain Of one ongressman-securing, be-
yond doubt, an Administration majority
in the next House.
Our dispatches give an interesting su1l-
mary of Ecws from the Gull. There is
some small activity in Gen. Banks De-
rartmcnt.
An interesting report is given Of the
recent heavy war disbursements to pay OF
our armies in the field. It is happily
reached, both for the sake Of our soldiers
and their families.
The dispatches from Wisconsin indicate
that Cothren, the Democratic candidate for
Judge Of the Supreme Court, is elected
over Dixon. To understand fully this re,
suit, if such it prove, and which indeed
was not entirely unlocked for, there must
be taken into the account the fact that the
farm mortgage was purely local matter,
was largely complicated With the canvass
and unjustly made to tell against Dixon.
There is no doubt Of IT isconsin on straight,
out Union questions, and very little attcn.
ton from abroad was attached to her re.
cent canvass. The result in certain single
towns and precincts in Ohio is Of ten-fo1d
more weight and significance than any
figures from the Wisconsin election.
Cincinnati has behaved well, anu by
noble majo1ities buried her dead Copper.
heads out ofsight. The vote was large in
I'll the wards: the test being made strictly
aparty one, and the Buttcrnuts were bcate1
aud routed everywhere. The whole cit:
administration the coming year is uucou
ditionally for tlic war, and tile Chief oflc
in tie city's gift, located in the hands G
one of Ohio most gallant Colcnels Mayo
Harris will make q clean sweep Of til
rubbish and rowdyism that his pres1ecesso
Hatch has associated with his iucumbenci
Of the b1ayoralty. Cincinnati stands re
deemed and her patriot sons who 1ar
wrought this result deserve al praise.
, 1863-04-08
FROM THE GULF.

new ToaK, April THE steamer Eastern
Queen has arrived from New Orleans 23th,
md Fey West 1st. Captain White reports.
that willie at Fort St. Philip sonth West
Pass he was boarded by the United Sr.tcs
boarding officer, who reported havio,5, re-
ceiyed telegram from New Orleans stating
that the rebels had began to oyacp.atc Port
Hudson.
Col, Dpdlcy's brigade Ind mu,.e an expedi-
tion to q point on tho WET side Of the
, 1863-04-08

XTANTED-As,nts throughout
~ the we:tto se!1 By ta,,:"ztp,.on H." Hs,taEy
e;t,. Is9rqn b n e"nSs L 2
ssdS o ea"x a2{ Of be- i
ctttt ID. t1ett7 TOW at work are Seii1n- frou two
IL /. eEty sntscr,bcrsper daF.
ALL ORDERS FOR BOOKS FILLED PROMPTLY.
WE EnArErpoL.Ecz rtSpgR1Es At WORK. AND ARE
7ute In AEIrp 10 TfL- ORDERS LArsE r Or SHALL. OS
tAo,:T NOTICE. AND no :;or HAVE TO K.EPorR AGENTS
WAITING SEVERAL WEEKS AfTAK TuE1E loo1s AE=
PROMISED,
s7-Nat the followis. notices Of the Press:
H's descriptions Of battles: seg 6. &C. ase written
Tt,n Ssla ard powerful psu r, l"dee t,e stsle II
purity and sl,Esnce. Ee f'inE ~. scnc,rcker aa1
a s1s rFPdSssa La1:'s; tty nsss OF hEfoea'
aatssT ID: cviaesy 6sn a'.ssnt IN h. passa,;
Z st;cpss
III : e:ecss--iNsx YssE Tribune.
a1: q tie aatier IN: h!ga eti. q prob
A.: .y sf 's !. sSas @ q ca 1s sa
so51ess s eonrosision: ami comraEes i:sorShy with
ra.r,e1.s,ly intesesttns.-lG. S. Busoess Journal,
5ij,,s h,ts5z t. .s,s =; s:1,a
ma.ei VIA, he au;hor claims for It. &c-l rho @ess
oaa to be
till great n our etory snoa soh,Sr!os the hsss
Tie hooE h, more thsn ephensssl merit, II being
perfectly reliable a. TO names and dat.s 90 ae - "
1|iss1 ssS s9s: 3,
II stas on f ssss s;s 1s s
np,ner e1es sucenc. accoan OF the war
;sS ~ e 81: sf 3s2si
ter.ans r t!e conntrT
sic that does Himself great credit II TIE e days
, 1863-04-08

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
JOLIET, ILL.,, April :, 1869.
The Ecclesiastical Court, for the e2amina- |
ton of Rev. E. r.. uagcr, convened ct Christ |
Church, Joliet, at 8 o'clock yesterday nfter- |
noon, and was organized as follows:
Bishop Il. J. Whtehousc, D. D., Chairman.
ASSESSORS.
Rev, J. 2. Clover, D. p, Springfield, III.
RcY. J. II. Orborne, Chicago.
Kev. Mr. Steele, Decatur.
fREsESTERs.
Ecv. Thomas Smith. Of the "Sorhwestcrn
Rev Mr. Roberts, Of aslen.-
lion. Geo. Grien. Chicago.
Rev. Mr. Steele, Decatur.
AT7onSETs ron rRos sEcrr1ox.
Judge Geo. Erceu, Chicago.
4. W. Chtckcstug, Chicago.
AT1onxEra ron DEFENSE.
Qon 8. A. Goodwin.
J.P. ClarEton,
Chae. Il. VMndEnc.
C}crk Of the Court.
The Court me- at the Council Chamber, at
3o'clock, Bishop Whitehouse in the chair.
At the organization Of the Court, tho re-
rorters Of the TRIBUNE, Ihst aud 1tn.es, upon
invitation, Of some Of the parties interested,
(and with the assurance that their privilege of
remaining to report the Investigation would
be decided by vt,te, J took seats in the cham
bcr, but before the. Bishop announced the
Court as ready to proceed one Of the Attor-
neys Of tue prosecution whispered to tho
Bishop that reporters were present. He at
once approached the reporters and stated to
them that they could not remain; that he as
decided, and the rule WAS imperative. When
asked If this question was not to be decided
by vote, he replied TINT 1t could not be thu:
declded-tlat that was a matter for him tc
decide; ard that the Court were unani1uou:
on the subject
There being no alternative, the reporter.
withdrew, ard the pnblic will be kept In dark
, 1863-04-08
The War on the Border.

KAssAs C1Tr, April IA messenger from
Major Rausoul's battery and the Kansas cav
alry. reports several sktrmishes with guerillas,
in which twenty-five were killed and wound
pether with horscs, equipments, etc. Some
fwenty,fyc bouses Of secessionists In this
county we're burned, and, 100 head Of cattle
taEeu.
, 1863-04-08
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY APRIL s, 1863

Cap. After smonth's amusement at OUT ez-
pcnse, Humphrey Marshall is said 10 have re-
tired by way al Pound Gap. .....
A report from Knoxville, Of last Thursday,
etates that East Tennessee has been entirely
drained Of rebel soldiers to reinforce Brasgg.
Even the four hundred who have been watch
ing the Gap for escaping consctipts and refa-
gees, have been Withdrawn. leaving only d
few sick to occupy the Cumberland Gcq.
Military matters, save husy preparations for
an active campaign, arc quiescent.
Gen. Gilmore is to take ihe field,
, 1863-04-08

New YORK, April 1.-Bermuda papers, Of
the eth ult., notice the arrival Of the steamer
Cosunhia at st. Georges, from Wilmington,
with cotton, tobacco and turpcntine; also, q
schooner from the same place, with similar
cargo, The Corunbla WAS chased nine hours.
, 1863-04-08
From the Ikappahannock.
HEADQUARTERS Amy or THE PoToKAc,


There are indications, but nothing definite,
river are Ia possession Of information, from
nome point, unfnyorab1e to their cause,
They are unusually careful to prevent any Of
1hcir papers from getting into our lines.