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, 1863-03-09
FROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,]

Especial Dispatch tn the Chicago Tribune.j
MADISON, March7 1888.
The Assembly today, with considerable op-
positi6n, agreed to meet Saturdays and Mon-
days at the same hours as other days. The
Roeccrans resolutions were postponed to
Tuesday evening,
4 resolution Was adopted dccliuiug the
Minnesota request for the cession Of Douglas
county. The vote, by which the bill for the
sale Of the specie in the State treasury, was
rejected yesterday-was rcconsidered, but
after come debate, the bill was agaIn lost BY
one majority.
as the hour for the departure of the cars
approached, the Assembly Tas ttllnued out,
I'LL thirty members were missing without,
and some twenty-five with, leave. A call Of
the House was made, to secure q quorum.
The sergeant-at-Ar1ns finally; reported his
reaching the cars just as the train left, and he
could not bling back any members. -Four or
five Of them were notified, but refused to re-
turn. The determination is expressed to
punish them for contempt. Although large
amount Of business was before the Assembly,
1t was obliged to adjourn.
The announcement that Cothren, Demo-
CRITIC candidate for Chief Justice, proposes
to make an elcctioneezing tour through the
State, creates much disgust.
About sixty ladies have to-day took prcltm-
,enary steps to form Union league, to en-
courage loyalty, and bring the weight Of their
influence against treason.
Union clubs are forming all over the State,
and the good effect is already manifest in the
eubdued tone Of the Copperheads.
About three tons Of vegetables, fruit, jcllies
pickles, hospital and sanitary supplies, will
be forwarded from here Monday, with Gen.
Treadway, for Wisconsin soldiers at and
above Vicksburg.
Arpo1STs1EsTs.-I. G. Mccormack, Quar-
termas.er 2ssh Rcgt. rice Ruggles, resigned
Major 0. c. johnson, Lieut.. Col. 18th Regt.,
rice Mckee, killed.
, 1863-03-09
CHICAGO, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1868.


distant military operations, only that tho
Government arc in high spirits and sanguinc
ofEucccsg.
Notwithstanding the numerous positive as
eertions that Gems. Butler aud Fremont have
been'defnitely assigned to high commands, 1t
is probably not true that either has received
any authoritative answer. It will probably
prove that the settlement Of each OF their
cases depends somewhat upon the other, and
that their commands, if they get any, will be
comparative.
Il Is said Gen. Rousseau has received from
the War Department authority to raise ten
regiments Of mounted infantry to operate in
the West against Forrest and Morgan and
other guerilla chiefs.
The -Htsa@a's Washington special says:
"The appointments for Idahoc Territory are
as iolioWs: Governor, ". Il. Wallace {late
Delegate from Washington Territory); Sec-
retary, J. ?. Daniels, Of Oregon; Judges, Sid
ney Edgarton Of Ohio, Mark Smith Of Wash
ington Territory, and Samuel Parks Of ILL.,
nois; for District Attorney, Rich. Williams,
Of Oregon; Marshal, D. s. Payne, Of Oregon.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will proha-
bly, reccde from the position he has taken in
refusing to receive postal currency in pay
nlent for Custom House dnes. The fifty nil
Hons fractional revenue currency, authorized
in the last Finance bill, will probably be sub
stltuted for postal currency, which was mad.
vertentiy made equivalent to demand notes,
and postal currency be withheld from further
issue and withdrawn as rapidly as possible
from circulation without Inconvenience to
the public"
Leonard Swctt, Of Illinois, has been ap-
pointed Commissioner to Peru.
, 1863-03-09
WASHINGTON, March +, 1858.
The following has been forwarded to the
hcnd dnunrtpra nf thp army.

WASHINGTON, March s, 1858.
The following has been forwarded to the
headquarters Of the army:
HEADouARrERs D1sTR1cT OF Con1STu,l
Miss., January 81, 1868.
CAPTAIN: I have the honor to submit few
Of the outr.Ecs committed upon citizens Of
AlahaEa BY the Confederate troops; While
arc boactfng Of their carrying on this war
in accordance with tho laws that govern na-
tions in such cases, aud are charging upon
our troops all kinds Of depredat}ous md out
rngcs, 'llink few simple facts might put
them to blush, and make those parties, and
our press and people, who are secondiug the
efforts Of Davis TO cast a stigma upon us,
state merely what know to he true.
Abe Canadi and AIr. Mitchell were hung
two weeks ago for being Union men. They
were on the Hacklebon Settlement, Marion
county. Alabama.
Mr: Hallwork and his daughter, Of the same
Tic latter was instantly killed. The former
Is still alive, but will probably die.
Peter Lewis and three Of Ills ncighbors were
hunted down By 100 bloodhounds and
captured.
The houses Of Mcssrs. Palmer. Wesby,
burned over their heads. The women and
children were turned out Of doors; and the
community was notified that, if they allowed
them to 60 into other houses, OF fed or har-
bored them In any manner, they woyld be
seufed the same.
Mr.. Hicrson, living at the head of Bull
Mountain was shot.
am now feeding some 100 Of these fami~
lies, who, With their women and children,
sonic gray haired men, and even eripplcs on
crutches, were driven out, and found their
Way here through the woods and byways,
without food or shelter: All this was done
for The simple reason TINT they were Union
men, Or that they had brothers or relatives in
our army.
The statements Of these people are almost
beyond belief, did we not have the evidence
before Us. mn informed by them that there
are hundreds Of loyal men and women in tho
woods Of Alabama, waiting for an opportuni-
ty to escape.
am, respectfully, your ob't sery't.
G. n. DODGE, Brig. Gen.
capt. 4. n. sAWx2R. 4. 4. Gen Memphis,
, 1863-03-09

NEW YORK, Marc:h7.EThe following reos.
dispatch ches are published In the latest Rich.
mond papers:
SAvASSAH, March THE enemy shellcd
Fort McAllister all last night. They have not
renewed the attack this morning. Their yes-
sells are still in the river. The fort IL in good
condition. The columb!ad dsmounted yes
terday has been replaced An attack by three
iron n-clads and two mortar boats commenced
early On the morning Of the Sd, and continued
all day. Only two persons we're slightly
wounded.
CHARLESTON, March 3.--Nassau advices re-
port that the priyatcer Retribution had taken
and burned several vessels, and had encoun-
tered IN unknawn whaler in the Caribbean
on the Ret1ibution, and was sunk with all
PORT H1nsos, n e Feb. a5.-rhe, Yankees,
1000 strong, are advancing towards Morgan.
The advance guard, 600 strong, Is at Annite
River, twelve miles from here. This is deem
will be taken to arrest It.
PORT HCDsos, Feb. 27.-Col. Mills Legion
and Forney's battery drove the Yankees from
Point Coupee.
MOBILE, March S.-A dispatch from Nc.
Minnyille, Tenn, March I'd, says Major Aus
tin, Of Morgan's brigade, has passed around
The MurfrccEtoro s. Nashville Railroad, tear
Ing up the track aud running trim Of sol
dicre over IN eMbankmcnt.
Gold in Richmond 500. It advanced 10
cents in one day. Sterling exchange held
at eco. ..
The Chattanooga Rtotl SAYS Roseerans u
Of Sumner and Watson. If this Is true, says
- Rid, It ie his intention to advance when
"a ~ .oos- init. not directly r"on Shc1hv.
III, iii but 5 npoa Ta,,ahomai :: ~ Wy qf Nanehes.
Ter md AfrMfnuvi11a
, 1863-03-09
FROM MISSOURI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
ST.. LOUIS, March 7, 1868.
Information has been received Of Marina
dukes arrival at Chalk Bluffs, on the st.
Francis River, on the extreme edge OF Mis-
souri,. He is supposed to mediate raid
against Cape Girardeau, or some point on the
Mississippi River, aud has nearly 5000
cavalry.
It was Jefrries and JEFF. Thompson whom
Gen. Mcneil chased recently from Cape Girar-
deau.
=. Col. Catherwood arrived to-day from War
rensburg. He reports the guerillas hare
subsidcd in johnson and Cass counties, but
are quite thick south Of the Usage.
The use Of jalls for confnlng negroes, ex-
eepting when committed for crime, is about
TO be prohibited by the Provost Marshal
General, the Legislature having waited to act
on the question.
Mr. Gilstrop moved that the State Senate
declare free all children Of slaves born after
next July.
The bill passed disqualifying all district
school teachers from holding situations.
Another Senatorial scheme is in progress.
, 1863-03-09

Emancipation in Missouri.

JEFFERSON C1Tr, March 7.--Mr. Gilstross
Introduced bill In the Senate to-day for the
gradual extinction Of slavery In Missouri,
which Was read twice md ordered printed.
The bill provides that all children 6o-1a Of
s!avc mothers after tho fourth 8. Julv: Iss3'
be born fres, all such ch,,,,1rcn to 6e apprcn.
tiee1 TO the Owners Of their mothers
till after they arrive at the age Of
twenty. one, and all children born Il such
apprentices to be apprenticcd to the mas
ter Of the person to whom the mother is ap-
prenticed until such mother reaches the age
# tWenty-one this term of apprenticeship
to conform to Inc general act concerning ap-
prentices, passed 1855.
The House passed IN act defining the quail
f3cations Of teachers in Missouri, which pre-
scribcs that all persons who have enrolled
themselves as disloyal, or who have been or
may hereafter be convicted hy the military
authorities and released on oath or bond, uu-
less since they have given MD or comfort to
the enemy, they shall have been In the actiyc
service OF the United States army, or loyal
militia service.
The bill providing for d ballot system OF
voting through the State was discussed all1thc
afternoon without action.
, 1863-03-09

From New Orleans, Texas 1Xn.
yann, &c.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Thc steamer Co1um-
bIa, from New Orleans On the eth, and Ha-
yaln the I'd, has arrived. Among the Havana
passengers arc two. persons who have just
landed cargo Of Africaus In Cuba, the profits
amounting to $o6, 600, which they brought in
gold to this port.
Three companies Of the 4od Massachusetts,,
and the crew OF the Harriet Lane and go Of
the Sth regulars, captured By the rebels, have
New Orleans; also twenty prisoners taken
from the ram Queen of the West.
A letter from the United States Consul at
Matamoras says from 5000 to 5000 rebel SOL
diers under General Bee are marching toward
Brownsville.
The United States gunboat Kinsman, for
merly steamer Gray Cloud, was sunk In Ber-
wick Bay by striking q snag. 1t was reported
that ten or twelve men were drowned. She
was q river boat.
The rebel asmory at Clinton. La, has been
Nothing Of military movements has trans
pircd in New Orleans. General Weitze1 had
4 strong force in the Louisiana Fourche
country. General Grover is still In command
at Baton Rouge. It Is rnmored that he re-
fused to recognise the negro regiments, aud
Gen. Banks Issued an order commanding him
to treat them on m equality.
Business at New Orleans iB dull.
1farann advfces are unfmportant.
Vera Cruz dates are Of Feb. 18th. Nothing
new. a rumor said that Gen. Forey would
start Feb. 2Ist or I'd, for Puebla.
Advices from Caracas, state that the Fede-
rnls had obtained possession of the city. Mr.
icabo is still b1ockaded.
, 1863-03-09
The War in TirEIniux

Herald, from the Headquarters Of the Army
Of tLe Potomac, the 1th inst, reports the re-
turn Of the expedition under Col. Phelps,
from Northumberland and Lancaster Counties
Hcathvil1e, tic county seat Of thcfo7mcr, was
surprised: and the post office searched, but
Lancaster county, captured Two important
rebel mails, 1000 bushels corn, fifty horses,
mules, &c.
Among the persons taken is Col. Claybzook
Of the rebel army, who has been active in en-
forcing the conscription, also smugglcr who
Goods oe acfSss the fotomoc two 1c innanta
citizens, and two clerks in rebel departments
Mt Richmond, with a quantity Of letters to
cItixen6 Of Baltimore, aud official correspond
ence to porties in London, care Barring Bros.
, 1863-03-09
WI,af*s Going on in New York.

What's Going on in New York.
NEW YoRK, March 7.-The steamer Da-
mnscus, for Liverpool, takes $1,000 In
specie, making shipments to-day Of over
S1, ,00O,00O
The Captain brands as untrue the report
1icious vessel. recently.
a special Mashlnetc;in dispatch says the
fay9r Of t..e Governmcnt.
: sc persons have been arrested in this city
On charge Of altering United States notes.
, 1863-03-09
38TH CONGRESS--EXTRA SESSION
WASHINGTON, March I, 1863,
CEN ATE

In the Senhtcto-day Mr.. DOOLrTTLE took
the oath Of loyalty prescribed by the act Of
July last and subscribed his name to the same
rs those had done who took it yesterday.
Mr. ANTHONY reported the resolutions to
print II, COO copies Of the mechanical part Of
Of the Patent Office Report, and 1000 of the
acts and joint resolutions Of the sessions of
Congress. Passed. This was the only business
transacted in open session.
The Senate, with closed doors, proceeded to
act upon the executive nominations,
, 1863-03-09
Qbieooo Irlbu11e.
,~ .--
THE NEWS.

The full details Of the late outrages in
Detroit, will be widely read. These dis
turbances are the direct results Of the
teacbings Of Coprcrhcad journals,
Our news from yicksburg is light, but
Indicates progress, and the promise Of
warm work near ut hand. It seems Ger
lain that the rebels have lost the Indianola
by Il gallant and successful movement Of
Our forces yet unexplained.
, 1863-03-09
TIE DETROIT NOR.

49, N~f-@F~N NOfI~AN>~%@A AAoh ALL ulOA
The colored people Of. Detroit the other
day, and murdered and burned many in
their homes, and destroyed By fire the
humble dwelling gs Of scores Of negro fami~
lies. This tiendish Outrage on the negroes
Is not on account Of their color, but simply
because they happen to be free. The black
man is never hated where he is slave Let
him only be known as the property" Of a
Southern a1istocrat, and he is regarded
with respectful Difference by the canaile.
Not one Of them would think Of harming
him. He Is not odious in
their sight when in bondage.
His color or race is not considered ofen-
siyc to them. BE can travel the streets in
peace and safety, whether be is jet black,
yellow, ,or white as themselves. The mob
tics do not object to dwelling aud laboring
in the same city where there may be tens
of thousands Of "niggers," as in New Or
1cans-proFided they are Slaves. If the
colorcd people Of Detroit had been chat
tcls, no mob would have assailed them.
If any individual among them committed
2 crime, he alone would be punished. Tie
innocent would not be molested or assas-
sinated. If the negroes Of Detroit were
ten times as numerous, al black as char
roal, and at the same time were slaves, the
Iabb1c would not dream Of molesting or
mallreating them. Indeed, if they did, the
owncrs would bring them to summary
grief, as they do the "poor white trash" in
the South whenever the latter happen to
injure or molest the precious "nigger prop
erty." But this Restraint is hnrdly neccs-
Eary, as the rabble rather like "niggers" if
they are slaves, and feel no malicious, dead
j. animosity towards them.
1fa black man be free, he is regarded
Fith an evil eye by the ignorant whites.
It is alleged that he takes the bread out Of
Their mouths; that he then completes with
Them in the labor market and Injuries them.
But, strange to say, they make no such
charge when he is slave. He may then
work at any trade his master may select,
and work sixteen hours day, but there is
no fault found. On the contrary, if the
"poor white trnsh'' see him idle, they arc
sure TO tell his owner Of it. But let him
be free, and the same class Of people feel
ous1"seo IL thes eateh Inn dong a days
Eork- u Is 'Aen he Is charged with the
I1nne o1 snaec1ne ane ofeao out OF their
NOUNS anu c'oo"hs thcm Out ol employ
meh1
a aaae negro tha1 performs much labor
Is mol CONSIDERED as competing with the
1apofhg class o1 whites; out a Jrec negro
ahat WORKS anoustriously Is looked upon as
. competitor VINO deserves mobblng or
ueath' II the Tree black man, tlnding HIM
sef crowded out OF employment and pcrse-
cuted when caught working, remains idle'
then the same rabble raise the cry against
nun oi iaz'ness anu Easaoondage. Ii Is
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, 1863-03-09

- Inc idea Of sustaining the Government
~ '.,ns ol peEilops war, and fighting to the
oeatA she Administration by which the war
mus' oc earned oni Is {says the Nashville
Unioa,> the offspring Of weak brain or a
false heart It's llkelaudlng virtue In the ab-
stract, and picking Your neighbors pockets
in practice.
, 1863-03-09
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN
EASAL.
Action Of the New Tork Chamber Of
Commerce.

Tho New York Chamber Of Commerce held
Its usual monthly meeting on Friday after
noon, Pelctiah Pcrit, Esq, presiding. The
discussions were Of great national interest
and were participated by a large number Of
members.
The following letter rwas received from Hon.
l. n. Arnold
wAsu1saros, March 4. 1883.
sm-1 enclose you printed copy Of the CALI for
8 national convention at ChicaGo for cularEtng the
Chamber of % comme1ce me Il Sew York viii appreciate
the importance OF the Increment, and give It's AID
and cooperation. There are several other names
fion.
Very respectfully your obdient seryant.
Isaac n. AnSoLD.
The Chamber listeded to some interesting
remarks from Jonathan sturgis and s. B. Rug
giles, Oh the subject Of cnlarging the canal
Communication between the Mississippi and
Atlantic.
hr. Rugglcs continued at some length to
speak in favor Of the canal enlargement move
ment, and the Convention for that purpose to
be held at Chicago in juno.
Mr. Rugglcs then offered The following Pre-
nmble and resolutions, which he supported IT
some forciblc remarks:
WHEREAS, At the city Of Washington. on The q
pf March int, ninety eight members OF the Con
s nnd n sstes bs
body, published their call for convention at Chi
Eago on the 1rtt Tuesday Of june, Of al Those III
so 1.e9 II ths q M ssRss
EaIdng them as Of great national, commercial a.lt
military importance, and as rendInEto promote the
, 1863-03-09

NEW YORK, March John Anthon, m
eminent lawyer, died to-day, aged seye"*- y
nine. ~
, 1863-03-09

The First 8ont of the Season.
DuNLx1Tu, H., March 7.-Tho steamboat
Canada left for st. Louis this morning, be-
! ipg the first boat Of the season,
, 1863-03-09

E There is to be grand Union ra,,v of
thc loyal citizens Of the Toledo Congressional
District at Toledo, on the 18th last.
, 1863-03-09
MORE REBEL IBAEkHARI-
TIES.

Men md Women Shot Down for LoY-
nIty to the Unton-A Hundred Blood
hounds Used to Hunt Down Loyal
Pcoplc-Hundrcds OF Families Driv-
en- Out to Perish Of StaryAtion.
, 1863-03-09

The Attack Upon. Fort meAtciffifbr e q tcctribu-
xfon-a Federal Advance to'Saf"
Port m Iu.44on.
, 1863-03-09

" ANTED-In a Grocery Store,
w two Scotch or English boys. IS to 70 Years Of
age, Who hare had somt experience in the business
Address E!th references. crawer 5GB, Pos. ONCE.
, 1863-03-09

" "ANTED-House for Cash.
~ CASH viii be raid forA good. vel: finished,
modern built house on South Side. eass Of State and
5000. Addrea.' 'W a." Box 81 Chicago Post Once.
rn4a76+6 6tnet
, 1863-03-09

WANTED-$10,0oo to $4,000
at 10 ner cent; or equs1 partner Silent act
ea:ness aud monoroy Fifty peT eeuf proat sasfsa
Box i7S Chicago. mbSaSS-1tue
, 1863-03-09

WTAE7r,, Two young gentle
uen desire FOOD boar <n1s ~ ~ .oolns nis N
private fant1y xhsre there - IocstIon sthe1
cas-: Ct State and north ef Twelfth street. A0a.SS
, 1863-03-09

WANTED-Ayoung man to trav.
W ell for Wholesale Grocery House. One that
las followed the business preferred Addsess. With
Tribune Office, 1nhp-aSS9lt
, 1863-03-09

w ANTED-A book-keeper's sit
W uatlon wanted by young man who has had
over ten years pr sctica1 experience In the Double
Ent.y t5s,SmM,hc Hast three yes:s IL commission
to char acter and capabilities Also other city refer
ense given desired Is willing to engage on t-'''
..--.. .u...zy.44~r.,s. A1A's'7 -. BOZ 1875,
Chicago. ILL., Mh9 Ss!3t
, 1863-03-09

" ANTED-A Wet Nurse wants
~ to nurse a babE At her house, or whore It be.
longs. Arnly at the corner Of JeHerFon and Barber
streets back Of the School House, South Side.
, 1863-03-09
NkW d'.t,srtiger1rntg-

M, - :. e. SCRITE-Y. Adrerfising 4fgent, s.
"ents for this aud all tbs leading I0rGauestern
nGntrs
, 1863-03-09

Sm-I enclose you printed copy Of the cali for
a national convention at ChicaGo for cu1arEtng the
canals. Itruet the enlightened and trnly national
Chamber Of Commerce Of New York will appreciate
and cooperation. There are several other names
to be added to the call but this netd not delay &C.
, 1863-03-09

w ANTED.-A situation wanted
by young rnan 20 years Of age. as entry c.srk
= IN ans such capaeity, has been for some time IN tc
Iaq and coal trades: has also knowledge Of French
nd Ge1ao, and y yerr we'll acquainted With general
lseet OF references can be given. Address
+. X l.. Tribune office. nl.49 9hS5t.3t
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-23

lNCREAsE or RATS. IarRier's
Gazette English asserts ndproves by
figures that one pair Of rats will have
progeny and descendants amounting to
no less than G5 ,050 in three years.
Now, unless this immense family can DO
kept down, they would then consume
more food than would sustain 1000
human beings. 1t will DO far wiser IN
the farmer TO turn his attention to the
destruction of rats than of small birds.
Certainly it will. Whoever engages
in shooting small birds is cruel man;
whoever aids in DISCRIMINATING rats is
benefactor. We should i&o SONS ut
our correspondents To give us the benefit
OF their experience in successfully driv.
ing out these pests. We need some.
thing besides dogs, cats, and traps for
this business.-Eds. Scientific Amcr)
We can give our experience in very
few words, "COsrAR'sn Rat E1teynlin.
ator is the simplest, safest, cheapest and
surest remedy; tho most perfect Rat.
ihcation meeting we have ever attended
Every Rat that can get it, properly pre-
pared according To directions, will eat
1t, and every ole that eats it will die,
generally at some place as distant as
possible from where tho medicine W as
taken.-Lake Shore 1Hch1 Mirror.
E&- See advertisement in this paper.
E&- Sold in EAST SAGINAW,
IL BY ANTHONY SCHMITZ.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-23
OuANCERY NOTICE.

CTATE OF MIcIIIGAN-T Judicial Circuit
Din chancory-suit pending in the circuit court
for the county ofSagnaw. in chancery ut tho city Of
Saginaw in said county, on the 2eth day Of April
A. d. 1863.
Alfred NJ. lIoy., Compile, Suit commenced by
-. liII
Roswell c. Smith, DefendtS ''o's UNI
1T appearing to the undersigned Circuit Court Com
missioner for the county Of Saginaw by the affidavit
Of William l.. Weber, OF the solicitors for said
complainant, that said defendant Roswell o, Smith
is not resident Of the State Of Michigan, but that
the said Roswell G. Smith, is resident Of the State
of Indiana, On motion OF Weber and Smith,
lciters for complainant il is ordered that said de-
fondant Roswell @ Smith, cause his appearance to
be entered in this cause within four months from
the date of this Order and in Of his appearance
that he cause his answer plea, or demnrrertothe bill
Of complaint filed in this cause b lie filed, and n
copy thereof to be served ON said compliments sole
itors within the same time, and in default thereof
that said bill be taken confessed by said defend
ant. -r-r - =. ..--, e..
And u is further ordered that within twenty days
the said complainant n copy of this order to
be published in the East Sa ginaw Courier n news
paper printed and published in said county of Sagi-
nav, and that said publication be continued for sig
successive weeks, once in encb week orthat he
cause n copy of this order TO be personally served
on said defendant ut least twenty days before the
day Of appearance herein named. rrrrf
Dated April 18th, A. D., 1868.
VIM j. L0VELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner
A true copy. Saginaw County, Michigan
WEDDER SMITH, Complanants Solicitors.