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\NANIkD--2a COAT BAISlfRS AND .
w or vut,ouhoie in.ktr'. TO -ort VI hnen aud
esefcos,s none nut rood hands need svpy at S6t',
Canal, opposite " oce,eI y lla
NlTANTED-A GOOD CNkD rHf|lIH.
w Ar1iy to A.wlLLIAMSo>. g.; Junn sttss,
70 mt. %
\NANTrp-2 nSSNlTHN AID ONE
w libe9, man tor. stove ssor, H"stN
WANTLD-A INV GOOD ShlET Itm-
b., .i-s,. ccf " alkers,. 40
\\ANtED-EXrEklENCEp GIRLS TO
w work at pspr boAe. at az Wnisw It, top
Goo a.
WANTED. At ONCf, An INTELLIGENT
w si,cel you h, about l. ye,.rs q sss, ioi sv.Ty
lrh' employment ~ sstor, Ia futuu ,treet Ad-
aSs N hand wr.tiug Vi spg cant, throu b tn ~.
cficc. J. BROWN corner d Fdtou snd peGrl It, 20
\NANrkD THIS DAY, GOOD TN And
w Sheet ltor Moiter- 10 80 b. tue souniry good
KS s; - :'i 10y, ," %aa, \ to
NinHION u
\Nr,NTFp-N FRESHMAN BUTTON
w e.i. uttr-r AMI We hand, Apily lor seck
- ~ bruadN,y, ~ hoof' I'd door above hfo1anc
N\JASIhp-COPrtR NAlLLRS Al l,5
w Grccusirh p u"
\NyAN1tD A OEEMAN EREA\D BOY,
Appiv - ~. WisTLkAA\N & co. NJ '41 Broad
NANTEp A YOUNG Man TO AT
W tad Ia, ~ith .uod .sieirnc. Appl' iinre
o'ateiv At thc Union oae oug l'o's. Jcrst' Guy
near the terry o.
\Nk D-N FlEST-C LASS COACH
w Jois painter. one that !, cs,shle OF "a. las
" 10 tS't ti.t Il Nj ErHi WILLS -
\NIANTED-rWO FIRST CLASS SHIRT
w cute q. those ~ho understand he tu'ue
tbo-ourlly viii e. god Uag,'. tgpv 20 :.
| ShkEABEKGEK, SO & g. BgIadaay. up stain -
y\yAkTED-1Dp HANDS IN HANfk-
w s.ck.; ols1 opuatos On singers msch'ns, 81 10
I box ,lh ave R,1 klNn can .or ten dar' ."
/ 100 LAkOktE~ MANlfD--Tilt bi.SI
! lCOt htucrs that ~.Hl ha rod this winter
short defiance Iu thf cot uti = - dAV,
1 stead vt ,na trr s'sr' ,his dav A. o'eioct,
! FROM ISAAC wiLilhMsrN'S, under Centre Mar
l let. rrAnd =
| 900 MLA WANILD--lO WORK ON
I 'jOO.e-tiou. u % iu vt the Aihany and -usluc-
hAuus Railroad ia :, huhAur county. den reIoriii~
stare -. Exchange Huiid ng. Alhsng. NJ s'e'ttd'
1 viii b. furnished ftJe Transport anon TO -chohai
/ Shantis. pro. .ded for mon sith families "Oi
400 IUt'SC MN WANTED ~ Siilf
4 COOi0r ,,N TOR III 1 niisd $ Navy III, men,
s-an eu, lanlrtsL Iat IruNt rSl $40 rll ~, al
/ NAltt 'fD.i sau .n $50 a. lrlr /. tlAucr TOT
IItHr money. Otci nahum duiiaIs nO- s~Hiline
t.aimAu q, aud 81 Ity more ~ a- - Do AIKEN AppN
10 riAN ~ 4 90. Ann. AID Navy Afent', ~ ~,
| HARRISON aud NEsi st.. hp'tsr.. ~
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\ IIANIIoN, oIu,,,,,>
.-3t5 rash bounty co nd yruntrers; Ior PAR icu
lar cal on H. ~. kEN ~. - Prince -. 81"
4 TIEN1lOS, COLcEED MEN LOCO
- colofed reu vartod boo ried atcly, Tor the y rsi
SeW Nuk toiotol Noifut',f You ~ill LES seii
,,u ned s,ll i.-' well irer,d. and -a paid, and re-
csyr the stare and ~, hnuutts b,tore l"avinx
ANN Nos 20 tho lime len ven 10 enlist. SHOW your
srl.es 10 Ice uInui Can 81 one 1t the New fois
niou Recruiting ONCE, ~ tourlandt 1t. mere you
MI ret hIu INFO lon, Hrd frceiy" honorabi.
treatment DOW NEK III Err III
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rom me XIV y l'Fvns, lofnctlJ fatof OF tne
Co,unuur -. j snu Mus.town pa Baptist
thuTCn,s
No. Rorhe'lp, ".
ia. &. n. Jackson: Dear SIR 3; issl u . pleasure
thu ~ uy accord, u bear teAtimony TO the
resnce OF the ueInAn bitters. some yeArr sinos be-
va L.net,,,.l r.sult. 1 nave oft.u r.e.,mmenssd
them TO PEI snfl ubled b. that tormsnting dis
rns' sn1 hsye heard from thsm the mest fattsrinG
te.t uouials their sTest value. Ia Of gen
.r.l de lhy believe IL to be tonic that cannot bs
gu ya,s-d, y. LYONS,
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sStn BOL NTY. $3.50 CASH IN HAND
rOoO before sworn IA. You -lil seeuTs the
large toun'y by calling Va Isy,. Z, fLANAUAS.
sv0la ~, sI1uAspy Nal. "
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" ~. kEN ~ ARD,
Eighth, hslov COstss -, Philadelphia.


7 w " FTFF'I
IadteN. t'rmsntovn Penn.
~ " ia .snu l'ear Sir pet.onll experience
en-, h, me- l. ,sY that regard IN. German Bitter.
rlspsted hy you a. most cIcallen' medicine. In
"a ~ .ycrr oil and gsprIsl d'hiiitv hs.a hssn
&C. .tv L-uelttsd by the " ths b'srs, and dsubt
not thsv vii prod re ,i'ni'sr siset. on othsrs.
Nont. truly wAkEFS RANDOLPH.
,,-rmsntosn n, Pa.
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FROM Rev. Y u Turner. Pastor of Hsdd' ne N. y.
Church, Philadelphia.
~ IAct.on Drsr Sir Waving need your Gu
man Bttar, "a ~, famiJ h.auap =, am prepared
IN A. fhs, Ia, bf-U ~ great .rryic, brhrvs that
900 most case. son,rsl debility OF the system, Il IL
ih. safest aud most valuable remedy Ut which have
So. knuv tdFT.
Ilur. is.nrcthliJ. 4 a. TIfESER
~ TS y hinstsenth str.rt.
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yIrANTED--TWO GOOD MDuLDERS go
w None but tr,t c'a.r .ohbing hands nee sppr
cor Railroad avenue and Prospect ST. Jer'sv ,ly 90
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ROY WANTED-TO LIZ ARN TIE GOLD
tsa,ing trad. APP 10 GEOkOk sNEDiCOK,
~ WAiket It near W II Drosassy. .,
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From tue Re,. ihos Winter, Pastor OF RoIborsush

Dr Jackson Dear sir 81 feel N due to your excel
lent preparation, ioonsni Herman Btters TO add m
testimony to tho dss-rved reputation IL has on
ainsd have for yesIs o. tmes, been troubled viii
great disorder In my head ana nervous system. I wa
advised b. friend 10 Try bottle Of your German
;itiers. did 30 and have experienced great and IN
eNp ctod rei"i NV health bss hs~u very MATERIAL,
b neited. confidently CONNIE nd the article vhcI,
| NEE With cases similar to NY own, and have beer
assured ny many IT ihsir good effeets.
Respectfully youIs -
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A GOOD DRESSMAkLR ALSO 4 GOOD
AAeleat maker -su,ed. 10! n ntbr Cali het;
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BOY WANIED-AN ACTIVE, WILLING
Oboy ~. is ear Of arr. Apply a; osy Fourth
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fof SAFE N Drurgi : aud De.rn. Ask ,ol liuOE-
l.ANpS GEkNAN BITTER. Cat oni IN, sdYeg-
ti.cInsnt and send Tor ~.
Mn IO.A AaEH,IAr
HtNLBOLDs DKuG AND NHtdlCAL WARE
NOT 81, w BEpADwAt, NLW YORK, t9
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40 ,D-NO. 10 CENTRE 81. Is lHE
SCS1< pisce tor volunteers to ret the hisb-s;
cssh bount, Nouev paid cAsh w bsLi. Nos Il the
time 20 call sud culs.
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A NONpEkFUL RUSH fOR MALE Aud
Female hello u all uxtious, 81 W Broadway
s.rt door to ihe Msshlns,on hot" lDo-e ls,eiy
or, and rarniuR hsnis a.
A BOY, lG or IL YEARS or ACT Wanted
a TO s,tend Bsr Call frlr, . % s u..... .. ~.
a <4th 1t. aud oh ave. MICHAEL uBEIEN. III
4 Boy WANTED, Al THE PLUMBkK's
"A bop, ias " uden Lane. Al
A GOOD DRESSMAkLR ALSO a GOOD
AAelost maker -su,ed. 10. Nntbr Cali tet;
BOY WANIED-AN ACTIVE, WILLING
Cboy ~ is yssr Of arr. Apply a; Ssy Fourth
RoY wANTED-TO LIZ ARN fHE GOLD
=. ., ess,ing trad. ,App 70 GEOhoL sNEDiGoH'
RAISTERS WAN1ED-OS BLOCSES, A
Osood presser paid by the week slso, litle SRI
70 pull bAistinss. Call 81 ~ Grand 81 NiihAm'-
ROSE BLACK WANTED NEW AND OF
- rn"d quality Apply io' thauier e.. 10
nUCK LABOEERS wAN1rD-lpu GOOD
- mon " 100 end e'nnloyment 40 r..r'l m river
Wage 81 30 W ds' and ~ cents i-l hour 90. tIr
3N EDWIN ElNNt.E. Asi.t.ut
EARMER wAN1ED--A NAN UNDiE-
'tandinr isrmins can s't ,eunio, mont Appy
uH thtryit HUGH kLANi -
CIRtS WANTED 10 MAXI rAPIE
VI boye'. To good hand, ,t,sdy Employment arr
GIRLS on VI EMpLOlMLNI A\p
~ Lawns % home, may apr.y - a., lf.-' loeals
house. - b Cans u, Ny st4it
GOOD WAGES AND PRIZE MONEY
~ Wsn.-d seaman, hfrrer. cosi ra.isrs. 'ovs
knismsn. cooke and steward Head .uArttp 1 =.
Naval RENDEZVOUS. ltS Sonthr
1914 LlNCH6 pJSN. AGENT,
7 lrHOGRAPHlC PRINTERS WANTED
AhArCH 4 co, . wih.n u. up .,Aif. ~.
7 ADlES TAUGHT 70 OPERATE OK
A<W. w.ss.,ns mach ne, ou kinds Of work
Aso tuekinr sol hCmmiue TOT ~. Apgiy AZ ias ".
e'tL p, IL; ''o1r. ga
HiSISI MANiED--DNt lGkS ER.
t'A ana aiso . toune man taas La, bcsu yoar OF
tvo ~ the msclIu" buslnsss AIp.y at JOuNs On ;
shoi, y. Y. u h. X. dep I, Willie 50, cot Csr-t',l
nHSAMkNlISG or tAkl.S lONL IN 4
Omp.ror style. IN and uui the hou-e Appy ~
he Watch store. IA klsinr-on q. by Lbs ~ 81
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A NONpkkFuL RUSH fOR MALE Aud
"A Female hslp, 81 all ustious, At w. Broadway,
oext uoor TO The 2shnsiou uVtr. Iuo.e ls,sly
Apde. mpo, ell Immediately. CoOss -Sutrd, TOT.
oyt. and farutuH hsuis. -
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1.TANTED A GOOD BUTTON HOLE
w MAKER: one coulpat4at n MAKE ihein - hne
.s-t. lnauirc lll clinton ~
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4 Boy WANTED, Al THE PLUMBERs
"A bop, I55 " iden Lane ~
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From the Rev io. ~ Keuptrd, Pastor Of the
IOth Uspfist (huuh

In Jackson Desr sir bs,s been frequently 70
iur,tsd 10 connect my name with eonm, ations Of
djfi ut kinds Of medicues hut egsrdins the psaS
''cr .. "a, Of ny sppropTisis 'rh"f,. have In oil
csses de- ned. hat with clear proof In vArlous IN
stances aud particularly In nv faulty VI the useful
nee. ufD Uoofand's Herman Bitters, I d. part for
on. frm my usual eourse 90 srpre.s NJ fun convic
I,sldl ~ Tirsy on, piaihi IL 10 sds aud .a'ud.
~ Y,sidrorou. In som. sses u nav isii hut
.usuy doubt motif vii he veiv hessnrs TO those
" poo .aHs tro'n the above su-e.
\ Yut.. ~ resp ct'ulb. -
q n kEsNNRp
, 1863-03-25

Tho markets yesterday took chill The
financial barometer noted fall in gold
and cotton, which made q sensation in
business circles, and caused lame ducks to
abound. As this is based on causes at
which every loyal man is rejoicing, there
will be less sympathy with the sufferers,
certainly Of that sort of sympathy
which would wish their woe a1leviated.
The cheering tokens from Washington that
Secretary Chase has achieved a victory in
Treasury matters, whose solid fruits are
pouring in; tile abundant proofs Of an in
creasing dependency in their cause among
The rebels; the promising look Of the cam
paign just otening are all so many
weights removed from the end OF the
beam that carried up gold No
loyal man, though he be himself sufferer,
but will rejoice in the aspects presented
yesterday and now crowding in upon us.
The Government is to be sustained. Our
cause will not fail. The days Of the rebel
lion are numbered. We shall under PROV
1dence be triumphant in arms, and SUCCESS
full in finance. That was what was he
matter yesterday.
The following is IN abstract of the New
York quotations for the week past, show
ing the ductuation in gold for the past
week:
WEnsEsDA1, opened at 153,1*s; sunk and
rallied again.
NJ
Late IN the day from New York made the rates
there 1861. but few transactions tranepired.
FRlDAT. e0th, opened at 1885, declined early to
1531t. closing samc.
sA7rrpAf, elet, opened at 154H, declined to Isl
Closing bamc rate.
.AoSnAr. sd, opened ut 153E, declined to 13sx,
closing at 15l
, 1863-03-25
FROM ST. LOUIS

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tzibune.]
ST. Louis, March ~, 1861.
4 lot Of ninety contraband5 vas sent to
Kcokuk on Saturday, and have been 20 eagerly
employed by farmers aud others, that de-
mand has been made for more. The Supcrin-
tendcnt here expects to be abls to supply au
demands.
Two rebel hags raised lately in Holt county,
have been sent here IS trophies.
4 report has been received in Springfield
that q scouting party, twenty strong, from
the 10th Illinois cayalrY, were captured On
the Clarksville road, while absent from
Fayetteville.
Governor CANDLES appointment OF John
Knapp, one Of the republican proprietors, as
Colonel Of the Sth regiment enrolled militia,
was rejected By the Senate. Knapp WIS an
officer at Camp Jackson.
Gen.schofeld arrived last night from Spring.
field.
General Totten has been ordered to report at
Washington.
Gucrillas constantly cut thu telegraph wires
between Casseyyillc and Fayetteville. The re-
ports fan intended guerilla outbreak around
Lexington is confirmed By the intelligence of
a collision at Blue Mills. Quantrel is said to
be concentrating for an attack on Kansas City.
The Lexington Union urges the utmost visi-
lance to suppress these guerilla ailirs.
, 1863-03-25
DEPARTMENT CT the OHIO.
Gen. Burnside at Gin
cinnati.
RECEPTION BY THEC CITIZENS,
AND SERENADE,
General. Lev. Wallace's Speech.
BUNSIDE'S OLD CORPS
ARRIVE TODAY.


CEcSSA71, March Fl, 1868.
Gen. Burnside and staff arrived here this
morning. He will assume command of the
department tomorrow. Gen. Burnside vas
eerenAded tonight by the Newport Barracks
Band- 4 large crowd was present to welcome
him, and his reception was, We believe, very
gratifying. ~,
Gen. Burnside was introduced BY Gen. Lev.
Wallace, and said:
GEN. BuRSs1pR's REMARKS.
Mt Fn1Esps-I beg to thank yoa for the very
Kind manner In which yon hare received me, and
Itakc it as being the more complimentary since
have come home among ny OWN people.
It is gratifying to me because it seems to say
that hare in your opinion done my duty. I come
to you in the full and abiding faith in the success
Of our cause. have scen many and many dark
hours in my soldiers experience, but in uay dark
est hours haTe felt that the right will prevail.
know that we hare the physical ability to put down
this rebellion, ard IL doubted that should still
feel that there is q God who will sustain the right
But 10 bclive that We hare the strength and
the ability to pnt down rebellion which origin
ated In fraud, deceit and ambition. It originated
in fraud when tie Southern leaders stole from the
Government It's arms and its arEenals, and were
conspiring to Its ruin while they wero subsIstins
on Its substance.
you chow INC southern leader or a Southern
sSmpatn,zsr' aau Say ueh VIC naFe III ambitious
.a@.' .'rs.:A s-4o 49, :.A'~ uea nsat
:tnra &C tb,a r.he,,or ,,so,r .,o,n ,.o,,.
t,emor thon, vor
nnr5nr the dclirery of this short Address
Tho c,,or.,, ,v,s f,c,ncr,1v .;nt.-r,nt.d hv
cheers. and the INST cr,wd which Ind No.
,cm,,l,d some c,,1;np ont FIR what he 1r,s
rr;n,, ~ t,o ,r;tf, Tho bnIta-rnt.s
VIZ, ~. f,na.r., ..t;.oa ro.,.., ,,-.,,
WIS 1ouslv called far. r. refused n sncar
Init thc crowd won,d take m refns,1 Int ~
s;stod m his sncat;no ue s,;d ho roa Via
thot v, have Genera, Rurns,dc anonv ma
His pho1a obo-,c+ar shows nc +ho+ ro hor,
+bo ,;sht nav n Tho XII n,.ao n
obcore Ala 1rho+ u;1, ha a. 1rit,, 4,,o 49,
, 1863-03-25

and the Senate adjourned without final action.
The sections changing tho present mode Of
taxing banks and railroads, hayo been struck
out, and as 1t now stands the bill but slightly
changes the principles Of the present law,
altnongh much modifying the forms and
MODES OF assessment. It will probably pass
Inc senate, but is not likely to become 4 Law.
IN Inc assembly sanborn's resolution de-
nouneang the freslaents emancipation procla-
u1allon ano III 'a'or o1 peace ~ compromise
"ast te'ec'eo W parry 'ote' nnls "efe1e1eet-
.s 81 ~, te.alt'ng,ne' coulnca'lon' anu puollsh'
- ~ ene' - ~" ., anu ~ .aAe ""ny o'Ate
w nom tno nls'oiieai eocle's' nnls "ero
tsas..a.a.- ta .o4.As tns oo'eInos ~ 1utnish
w. a. ~ e"ea eonl'aDs .. 'oian'eets
oom lnlo oI1te' ior eonlpenso1ng persons
"nes. pots4ts :. 4n1u,eu VI aesstoseo "
inope ,a VI '1ots, nna several local olns'
90 eone'aeaote u,'eussion .ne o'a. ior
.ne iounu4 ION u tne remainder ol Inc
e1ll,o'' aiu oa.io1ns 'ne Ioftn Wing was o.
ae!eu n' ~ sus lul'" feaoins " 'ote o. 81
~ M. "a.
=, .na ela' oous' foons LIS oesn occupied
n... tl1o a..e.nool lno evening " Luz hal1foad
e. -,1"o9 4es1si'tols 'uu iooosm mcn
..v ~, 'nseu !" tnc eons1oetaelon oi Tue
oln n'touuceo some aa56 SINCE 10
m- cofpof'ee tue oonoaoloers OF Inc
western di'ls'on OF the Lacrossc
and Milwaukee railroad. Arguments were
made on behalf Of various parties interested
IN Inc much Ec1ed and greatly involved affairs
OF the Lacrosse railroad, BY Messrs.
Finch, Carpenter, Ryan, Emmons, Galen,
Hubbell and other prominent lawyers. 4
large delegation is here from Milwaukee,
where 1t is greatly to befeared the Legislature
may take some action IN the matter that will
benefit Chicago at Milwaukee's expense, and
the number nnd standing Of lobby members
here indicates big thing somewhere.
Members Of the Legislature talk of asking
the Chaplain to add to their daily prayers
one that they mny be saved from the lobby.
Important decisions by the Supreme Court
are expected tomorrow. It Is hardly worth
"hile to give Fumors about them when facts
will SO soon be pnblc.
Major stansbury, United States Military
superintendent here, advertises for propo~
sa's ior the subsistence OF the twenty-scVenth
regiment at Milwaukee, and the thrtieth
mere. he also WARNS n1 dcscrters in the
, 1863-03-25


PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-Thc bark h{ohi-
can, from Port.Au-Prince, brings dates to
March I'd. OF Nicola Mole she was boarded
hy The British gunboat Ployer, who overhaul
cd The ships papers and left.
On March ed Size was boarded by = boat
abreast Of Juagcs, which gave her the infor-
nation received by the British revenue cutter,
that the priyatccr Retribution Was in Cooks
Island Passage, and had taken several Amegi-
can vessels, run them ashore on Long Island,
discharged their carEoes. and had sold part Of
cargo to the merchants on Fortune Island
and chartered and loaded q schooner with salt,
and run the blockade.
March u, in latitude 81 deg. As min, and
longitude - deg. so min, she passed small
schooner bound soutb, painted white, with
her masts down, having her deck crowded
With men, all dressed ID blue clothing and
white caps. She supposed her to be priya-
all the mon except three went below, aud the
schooner proceeded on her course.
, 1863-03-25

taye tie largest and best assorted stock {disec8
from our to be found wr<t OF New TorE
70 which We taE1fe she attention Of Western 1nef-
are enabled to sel1 At =r per less than the
sanoe goods can now Be mAnutActare4. mhlG a994nes
, 1863-03-25
FROM MADISON.
[spccia, Diapatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
1Fs--ne~r I{~%r}, 1oe&

Especial Diapatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
MADISON, March 81, 1863
The Senate thismorning rejected resoln-
ton for amendment to the State Constitution,
SO as to reconstruct the Supreme Court aud
increase the number Of Judges to five
senator Young from the Committee on Be-
nerolent Institutions, made capital report
against petitions from sund1y Democratic
clubs Tor the exclusion Of negroes from the
State. The report abounded in telling hits,
and showed that Africans, If free, would
choose to remain South.
Most Of the morning and afternoon scssions
was spent on Pratt's assessment and tax bill.
large numbers Of amendments we're adopted
, 1863-03-25

Movements Of Guerilla Forces.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
MEnrr1a, March ., ria CAIRO. March ~, 1868.
At IL O'Clock OIL Saturday morning, when
within three milcs Of Grand Junction, wood
train, on the way to Jackson, from Memphis,
was thrown OF the track, where rail had
been taken up. About ono hundred gueril.as,
part Of saulstrcet's band, pounced upon the
train, and captured the econdpctorand engineer
and set the cars on fire. When another train
came along conveying pay1nastcr Ditton, the
engineer saw the gucrillas and backed ont,
and, under rebel fire, ran back to Bolivar. at
noon cavalry force pursued the guerillas
from Grand Junction, the result. however,
hare not learned. The telegraph was injured
By guerillas on the 10th.
Two Of Sau1strcct's guerillas were killed By
our cavalry, at or near Salisbury. The band
fired npon q foraging train, but were rcpulsed
, 1863-03-25

during the next ten days, when he will form
ally resign the Governorship of that State.
Surgeon J: R. Smith has, ~ order OF Sur.
Eeon Gen. Hammond, addressed letter to
Medical Director Abbott, directing him to
take the necessary measures to cause the trans
fer to genera. hospitals nearest to their homes,
Of all the sick and wounded who have been
sick for three months and upwards, and who
areln fit state to bear such transportation.
These transporations are to be made in de-
tachments Of about fifty, under tho charge Of
prorer officers, and with due attention to the
welfare Of !he sick thus transferred.
The Nassau Gazette In its recent summary OF
ntwB from Charleston, mistakes in Saying the
Flambean under flag Of truce, delivered lc:-
ters from Lord Lyons to the commander Of
the British steamer Petrol, containing instruc-
ticns to proceed to Washington.
The scrcF s1oop Ossipee, for some weeks
st the Washington navy yard, is now in fine sea
condition, the alteration of her machinery
having just been thoroughly and satisfactorily
tested,
, 1863-03-25
from GEN. HUNTERS COM
N1AND.


POM ROYAL, 8. c., March 1s.-An order is
to be issued to-day, for the arrest of Lieut..
Col. Gardner, Of the 7th Connecticut yolun-
teere, who is charged with obtaining under
falsc pretenccs, the signatures Of number Of
men in this regiment to peace resolutions, in
order to effect the election at home. 1t has
created great indignation among the rcgi-
are loud in their dcnunciation Of peace mca-
surcs.
Connecticut has the post OF honor in the im-
pending great battle.
General Terry commands the Union forces
from North Carolina. Every thing indicates
success.
NEW YonK, March o4.-The United States
steamer Guide, from Port Royal and Beaufort,
arrived Mt this port last night. SAc brought i
number Of passengers, including eighty disa-
blcd and sick soldiers from the Marine Artil-
lcry,
, 1863-03-25

SYRACUSE, \. T., March a4.-The body of
Gen. Summer was removed from his residence
to the City Hall this morning, undcra military
sonnd Of mufiled drums. His rcmains lay in
state during the day upon q catafalquc,
under d canopy of handsomely decorated
Aowers, interEperscd with flowers Of
mourning, draped with flags. The mass
ive burial case is adorned with boquets
bf natural flowers, entwincd with the stars
and stripes. About e, coo people visited the
hall during the day, and paid their last re.
spects to the 1amentcd hero. A military
gnard Is on duty over the remains, and the
body will be returned to lis late residence
duling the night under an escort The fu-
neral, which will take place at II o'clock to.
morrow morning, is expected to be the most
imposing afair ever witnessed in eastern or
central New York