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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Pleasant Township Seminary

rENnE above Seminary, united with the Hyglenic-
I Home Cure, is an Institution of learning that
presents TO all but more especially to lnvalids, the
opportunity Of securing thorough Education, aad
ofmproving their physical powers at the same time.
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them ut any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and remember r
that the next Annual Term of the township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
Both, 4 ID, 1859. aud consist Of 40 weeks, divide in
10 three Sessions, asfollows:
summer Session from March the 30th to Juno 10Th,
1868. Twelve weeks stuitlon ST. Vacation 10 weeks,
Fall session, from August 3lst to Nov. the 10Th,
1869. Twelve weeks tuition SO. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Nov. s'd, 1853, to March the
l2th. isG4 Sixteen weeks tuition, 50.
Tuition must be paid In advance, or secured by
note : and no reduction will be made account OF
absence,
T Boarding, consisting of rarinaceous food fruit,
and vogetabec, will bD furnished by the Principals
at So per week,
WI have also purchased piano, and secured tho
services of Prof c. SCHNEIDER to give instruction on
the Piano aud other Instruments of music roason
able terms,
Dr,JoSEPH FIREMAN.. Principal,
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant.
February %, lSB3-5U-ly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

FRUIT REP RTS. .---Reports from al
sections Of the country speak with much
confidence Of the fruit crop for 1868
the extreme back kwardness of the season,
has 81 retarded the growth Of buds that
it is hardly possible they can swell sui
Gcenlly. before we have warm weather,
80 as 10 he desroye by any frost that
We are likely TO have. last year we were
blest with pretty fair fruit crop but
the severe drought during The summer
had tue etfaOt in SONS location o
making the fruit tough aud uupaIatabls
--Hanesville Gaz,tta
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
The Wheat Crop in Indiana.

The Toledo Blade of Friday contains
the following: We hear the most cheering
account from nearly every portion Of
Indiana, OF the promising proapOcs,of the
growing wheat. The young grain, il is
ssid, looks remarkably well. considering
the earlinss of the season and is entirely
free from any Indications Of the fly. If
the remainder OF the season proves favor.
able we may expect that the wheat crop
of indiana the present year will be fully
up to the usual average.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Importnn, from YickshurC.

CucAGo, April ga special from
Mem phis dated 18Th. says the steamer
from VicksbnrS on Friday brings news OF
the night before Of the gunbosIs B n Ton,
ru.cumbi', Lafayette, C,roudslet. Gene
raj Price, aud three transports ian the
batteries ut Wick ,bars, all safely, except
the transport Henry Clay which was
burnt opposite the city The Benton
was u only bat struck she had one
man Hi lied. and ooe wounded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

A VETERAN PATRIOT. james GillIng.
ham, who was born in Bucks county,
Pennsylvania. on the 97lh of January,
l 7G8, and is now in his ninety ,ffth year
has enrolled his MANS as member o
the Poltsville Union L"agua. His 6rsl
vote was cast for Washington. lie has
attended and voted at eVsry Presi ls ntial,
election since, down To tie last, in 1850,
when he deposited his balo, for Abra.
ham lincoln, and he no more regret:
the last than the tirsl,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

~ the lSiiOWioS
For the Ohio Eagle.
tbs oSR DOLLAR PESALrY.-Ed, Esgls;
am told that the BOBBY editor nf the
Lancaster GaEciis. bob Clarke. who is
Deputy Lincoln collector. was very much
irrisat,d on la't Saturday. Under the
Lincoln. A boil ion far law, no man can
practice law, pnblish the news Of lha day,
or attend to his osn business, without
paying license to the disuuion Line ,ln
Administration. Lawyers are taxed $40
The time having expired, according to
Lincoln demand for the payment of the
said $40 license the said bob clrks, dep
n'y collector, hottiel among others. th.
Hon THOMAS EwiNG tha: his Lincoln per
NIT 10 .attsn To his own bn,insss, not
having beer pail within the described
time, that One Dollar Penalty was added,
which, rf not paid within ten DAYS. col
lection would be made by "disraim and
sale" This so vcxed bis honor, Thos.
Ewing. that he sent tho said deputy col
lecior note. sareaslicaly remarking
therein, that he was sorry 10 find him
laying in ,Sait for the one dollar penaltyl'
Coming FROM ths s,urca it did, il irrita.
d The agent, endorser and co operator of
the Lincoln Ii.isyine sph'ms.
REPORTER.
We would say to "R porter" that we
also paid $40. with the 81 pora'ty for 'hr
priyil ge Of publishing the Ohio Eagle.
whi;h lax We think clearly illegal.
More anoa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

The best part of the human qualities is
the tenaern SIS and delicacy of feeling in
liule matters, the desire to sootbe and
please others-minutie of the social
virtues. Some rdicule these feminine
attributes which ara left on, of many
meL'e natures put l have known the
brave, the intelligent, The .eloquent,to
possess these qualities; the bragsart, the
weak newell B'nevolsnce and feeling
ennoble the most trifling action.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
EE Tax for December. January and
February is dua and must be paid imme.
r. NJ. CLARKE. Collector =.

ENDIToR or GAzETT E-Dsar Sir +; with your
HNLpernisslon wish TO say to, tho readep OF Your
paper that will send by return mail to all who wish
II. tfr5e)a Recipe, with fail directions for making
aud using simple Vegetable Balm that will euectu.
ally romove IN 10 days. Pimplss, Biotehes, Tau,
Freckos, andall Impurities orthe Skin, leaving the
Aamo soIt. clear, slnVOlh and beautiful.
will also mall free to those having Bald Heada or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Info rmation ina,
will enable mom to start aTul growth OF LNxuriant
Hair, Whskers or Moustaehe, In Less than 30 days.
charge.
Respectfully yours,
THos. z. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No esl Broadway, New York.
Anil o. -Iaaq "A ON
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

Two Meals Day A late number Of
the Richmond Enquirer has a philoso.
phical article upon the bad habit of
eating three meals per day. The editor
srgu that two meals are amply suflicoOt,
adding thai. under the present condition
of affairs, and the shorlness OF provisions
as II Is nearly as bad to grow fat as to
grow rich on the coufetera,y."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
MARRIEn.

On the l2lh inst, near OIssrport. O..
by the Rev, NJ H. Loose, Mr.. LAFAYETTE
AaBoTr, to Miss MARY L. 4,YsINGsR, both
of Fai'6 field county.
On the 9th inst. by the Rav, Samuel
Carpenter. at his residence in Lsncas er,
Mr., JosEpH Ross and Miss JANE E, HAR-
PER, both of Pickaway county, Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
estate oTGoorgc ward.

NOTICE ishereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed and qualified as administrator
oflhe Estate of George Ward, late Of Fairfield
county, deceased. Persons holding claims will pre-
sent them for settlement according to law. These
owing the Estate will make immediate payment
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
March 10. I963-3Ws
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

EF A child is never happy from hav-
ing his own way. Decile for him, and he
has hut one thing to d.: put him to
please himself, he is troubled with every.
thing and sati1fs with nothing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

EFA young lady onoo married man
by The name of Dust. against the wish
Of her parents. Alter short lime they
lived uuhappily together, and she
returned TO her fathers house, but he
refused 10 receive her. saying; Dust
thou art and unto Dust thou shalt
return
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
WHEELER C WILSO'S
s E WIN G M ACHINES.
[. F. BlLLlNGHURST.

fthis city, lsngcnt for his celebrated Machine. He
us disposed orqute number Of them and In every
Instance they ave given universal satisfaction. Tho
beStHulhOrity that he cited in favor of these ma
chimes, is the scientific amsri. Sn, from whohyFe
clip the following:
''We hays used Wilson's patent. manufactureh'bS
the WheUlerS " ilson Manufacturing Company, No,
sos Broadway and we say in regard TO IT,, that IL
Is without rval. II isSmple. not easily put ont
order when In proper hands and in point OF effect
venessand finish no other machine stands ahead of
It, We state this much in regard to this excelie ens
machine upon our own responsibility. Every piOce
Ofths machne Is made to gunge, and conseque utfS
the parts orany machine may be transpOsed with
those ofany other machine OF the same size, or,
should nm accident occu the broken part be i'm.
medalcly replaced on application at the Office ofthe
nNfaciurer
Lancaster, July II, 1869.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

p. s. We are agents for Hudsou's :
unrivalsd Tooth Paste. 1t clcanses tie
teth and heals The gums better than any
thing now in u,e. 1t is approved and
sold by Dentists generally. II. g. G,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Internal Revenue Tax and Penalty.
For The Ohio Rasla .

II ihs Ohio Eagle Of last week appear
II ina fallowinS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate,

In pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
aCOnrL Of Fairfield county, Ohio, will oder for sale
al public auction
IQeSd ~, AprI 2lSt. 1868.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

April a9-Isea a-1-cm,
, 1863-03-28
4{YTA MDvRFtnY1 FT.

ls7.'e objection at ;Ir:s urged against
Subscription Law was comr.t'fly dis
:..A 5+ 49, :4.:,tp-sta:.oc which VIC
aH vss The onl5 ::c=. and right one.
e@:z S Ely man was made to feel that
Fssehe Sas r'nui1ess, A;s liz: Has bal
Eak71nS the thr.e hundred dollars Of
: saaier nciELbo-, it WAS entirely
'sea ttat the rocr uan e1t.ld feel ag-
Esf'd. The TE11r.E claimed that this
'a1x The reania:: OF the law. This is
. Hsontg d"afs The Government
1E soasHip,s Of men, md not Of Gol-
- Eur cTezy man drawn, one Hao
= with q nlusket in lis hand. 1nas-
IN L many will desire for multifasious
N'tsio-s to procure substi:u;e=, well and
m, la them do it, hut at thei. Own risk.
= there beao substitute, the principal
|eo Its snrs that arc wanted. At
x ataatine, to put al end to the voca-
!" Substitute sairks, the Government
@ a' substitute business into its OWN
-" :. Hd f1es the un;i.rm rate at $500.
40 G'rc hrcit1c illustration of The cor
.saa Of this construction Of the lau
:s ~ ~ found, than is supplied by the
;s'. S.aose aosurd!'y # the pro.msal Of that
i - r: q Coprcrhcasls, Sat. Clark, in the
"&"s'a Legislature. According to ou:
-f1ehes elsewhere, tie worthy Sat
.sH IL set Speech that the State raise
:: VEGA tar the entire sum required
| - sso:s1ates for all her drafted men
"s. Il Ten thousand men are called 70,
ss ,s.a Wisconsin by CONSUMPTION in July
~ ~ c'e State should pa; the Genera;
xrne1t ~. sa,eae,ovo ins.ea,l Of sending
- s1cfs' Ne thank Sat. Clark fer this
- 'eahe elucia:t,;on Of tic true .heyy
~ and substitutes Ills p,li:v !.
.:.sr TOO weak 10 stan. alonc, aut
1,,: CTS orsz, i, plays har>c viii. Copper
,r.-.: n- s's sas. Clark sud all the c,he
.s' ~, Of 1e9 Davis n,ay ret assurce
4 ~ saen The cali comes for men the Gov
S2s*at vill not tase ,,.,11e-s :,,s,.,,.
, 1863-03-28

HARRISBURG, March 27,-tinr. Cnstln tele-
graphs to-day fror, the Army If the Potomac,
that lc fnds the army in admirable condition
and good spirits, with fnil confidence in their
chief and subordinate officers. His Intention
before stturDiug Is to visit nearly, il not quite,
all tlir FrnusIlranla troops in the nr,n;.
NEW YoRk, March 27.-The Scw Yorls
Tribune has the following:
"SIuSEAASf8 SrATlnS. VI, March Gj-
Reports came III thick ind fast yesterday to
the effect that the enemy vert in force In ouE
right tank, but Investigations pro.ei there
" ~ no can6e fu1 alarm In that lircctiea-only
few pSowiefs. Thc real cause Ut excitement
eucmy's infantry On the south side Ut sht Rap.
pahauuock, at Banks and the United States
ftrds, with a1 evident purpose Of preventing
our crossing the river at these points.
The weather i t!arlny and unpleasant" I"
The Trs6h'r's Washington special states
that several Hgood Union Inhabitants ol
fairt,a Court House, who have for some time
been regarded as wolves in shcep's clothing
wcse arrested last night By order Of tie Pro
volt Marshal at Fair1a1 Church. The arsrsi
Of other persons claiming to be loyal would
II l. believed, break up all orga1iixtd band o.
citizen spies aud marardtrs. One Of the per
sons arrcstcd is charged With having siuug,1c,
EiptA4ut.s 0potat eA0ES. AAu ut1tF HGCesHtarltl
Of life through the Iires to Capt Nose1ey ant
his troops, aud with furnishing Information
The New York 1inss' special states +" Th,
editor of the Alexandria (Vn.l .Ntes and :
clerk IN the Provost MDrshars Office In tha
city were tried yesterday for publishing IL,
ros,cr Of the troops in This department. The,
were found guilty aud sentenced, the first /,
one year and the second to three years. hart
Iabar."
It's officially ordered to-day that no rc.sai
fhall be allowed to pass ont Of, Or come II,
tho llnes Of The Department Of Washington
OIL acsYutl eiic of the Potomac, conrr,baal
al nt excepted; and tlesestcrs from the cuem
are to be detained outsilr Of the lines unit
the fact Is reported to headquarters, AMI pei
I.ission QbtaiIled for their admission
, 1863-03-28
FROM MEMpHlS.
SUCCESSFUL FEDERAL SKIR-
MISHES,

rS,.rt 11>;,,,,t a. a., tt: r:t,
Mrsru,. W,,e,, ~ ,s.s
p. VIZ -CnEu, March n. leGs.
A detachment Of the ll.h Illinois caya;,v
returned n Bethel. Tenn nm 3,c 14th b,,n~.
3nx .,~ ,x,,.,,,,,.. -, =. n1;'
- - " "' ''a"' '~4o ~ "c''nS ~ eapena
"hlses gang lately Operating in the vicinity
of Ripley and Lippatee counties. Mlssi.siup,.
Among t1,c nnmher ,sa r Rogers ,,.rtsn,n+
=. .,,~~ $500
anu Asssc aH2el IL geheFa1, anu "ho Las taken
, 1863-03-28
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH 2S, 1853

life, Mallory nor W'adsworth, viii b. returned.
Csealus N. Clay's friends now think he will
be returned, notwithstanding Gar1et Davis
characteristic declaration, that II he went
back to his own district, hIs constituents
would hang him.
Gov. Morton Is here to day. Tho gossIps
have It that bis business Is in connection with
arrangements 10! enforcing the couactipt1on
in Indiana.
George B. Smith, late OF Chicago. began
work to-day In the War Department, collect
ing and collating statistics Of our volunteer
service.
The general order tn be shortly Issued for
putting tn force the late LAM about abandoned
rebel property will embrace provisions d.
mihiAhiat; opportunities for army officers to
specrlate In cotton.
1 fcw rebel cavalry showed themselves TO-.
day al Dull Run.
: Gen. stahl's headquarters will next week
bt .. Fulsfa1 Station. Ills cavalry force is
being rapidly organized
Congressman Casey, who has recently rc-
turned from Kentucky, regards the rebel In
sasion as likely TO be made In force. It Ii
thought probably that troops arc moving
there from Lees army and from the Mis-.
s!ssippi -
The rebels say that this time they neal to
occupy ind hold IT.
Tue Copperheads Of Naw Jersey will 5000
favea blast from New Jersey regiments In
Hnoker's army.
Cor. Curtin and staff return llere to-nor-
row. uc llas visited nearly all the Pennsyl-
yan'a troops In tho army, and found thum IN
fne condition and spirits, Which he has great
ly increased by his little speeches 10 each reg.
i1nent, telling them to fight on and they
would be SURE Of succcss.
Ben. Wadc IL expected here tomorrow
morning. The report of the Committee on
the Conduct vi the War will then be rapidly
closed up. aud put In tho printers hands.
Gen. Eeys r:,a examined before them today.
The Safe Department has received volumi-
nous dispatches to-day from South America,
In relation to the existing complications. The
English, French and American Ministers AsYc
through their combined representatives
succeeded In temporarily adjusting mat,
teri, 50 as to prevent further hostilities.
Sudcripgs fur want Of food are so great Al
Fredericksburg that even the wealthiest citi
zc,1s there are drawing Irurision. from the
rcbel cGnsmlesaTita.
Arkansas planters have begged tho Preal
dent to suspend the Proclamation for thai
Stale, OF the northern counties at }rssl. Ii
replied that he should not follow the example
, 1863-03-28
FROM THE SOUTH.
Matters at Mobile, Chattanooga,
Charleston, etc.


March II. 1858.
Richmond papers Of the 18th and 18Th CON
tain tic following:
co ton. IVES destroyed By fire on the 18th, OF
her trip up Ee Yazoo. The Hartford and
Mt.uorgahe1a were allowed to approach with
III 4t0 Ya1dh Of our batteries at Grand Gulf
When they opened Bre upon them The ye-
fc!s replying with broadsltes srvcra. times
a dozen shuts struck the vessels. Parties
were seen carrying the wounded below. NJ
damage on our eide,
Thr Nuichez Courier sAys tho Hartford
with Com. Farngut on board. anchored In
fr,nt Of tie city on Tuesday afternoon, tht
10th inst, and sent KMail boat with t1a. ol
truce uthorc with note addressed to the
|. Mayor, stating that Il tho United stztes gun
boats were fired upon by the people of Nat.
chez, or ty yucTillus. be would hombasl the
city. The liartfurd remained nil night and
lett with the Nonongahcla in the morning.
CHATTANOOGA, AArch &;,-Thezt waa nj
movement of the army uf Tennessee. On
Tursduy tho eceuiy alyanced on the road
from Franklin. towarda Columbia, but on
Saturday rct,cated to Franklin.
Yen Dom is still ou the nnrt:s side Of Duck
River. Our forces occupy FLORENCE and Tus
cpp1hia- There has been nO movement Of tht
enemy from Corlnth in this direction Nor
gnn lad fsEt ut Auburn. Canaan county
Tenn, uu Friday. With IN overwhelming forcs
Of the enemy. Hcf,ugLt g1llantiy auL killed
and wounded number, bat w;ls 4. last fotceG
to retire.
CAAnLEsTos, March 1n3.-Te hare anthem
lie reports that the nect at Port Royal hat
bern increased 10 une hundred nnd fifty vcs
eela, about tAlrty-!i,e transports having bevf
ndded within the lust two days.
Tho H1ig cuntaIps detailed rebel account
Of the Eight tt Kelly's Ford, cEi1sning tim
their force uas but from $40 TO 1910 carAlry
but subsequently tye regiments and one bat
terry are enumerated. They claim Il victor
beca..se, LIS they state, the object Of the rail-
w;z frustrated, The n:w imprcssment bill
has raseel both honses of Cong grcss.
, 1863-03-28
FROM MEXICO,
ABAD LOOK FOR THE FRENCH


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
WAsuEsa7oS, Matrh n, 1868.
Aarices from the capital Of Mexico to
March I'd, represent lie French as having
f'llen back tveaty miles, and as being thirty
iiy, miles from Puebla. These movements
are inexpncubie, except On the hypothesis Of
their being In quest of food. An attack is
expected btfurc the 18th Inst. Juarcz had
visited Pucbla and reported tho army in e1~
cellent state.
The French soldiers desert on On average at
least twenty q dav.
Lass. contingcnts from the Mexican States
had arrived ut tho city Of Mexico, which
makes Ganson strong enough to resist the
french If they passed rucoia.
3uarez in published letter, denies Marshal
O'DoDns!l's statement that he had offered to
ecll two rrovircts to the United States
The MEXICAN Government has confiscatc,l
lie property Of thu converts Of nuns to help
carry on she war.
Minister Corwln has refused ia become the
protection IT French subjects In Mexico.
, 1863-03-28

Sin River improvement CompauJ 10 settle
certain Claims. occupied considerable time.
substitute was offered providing that II the
Company accs not settle within 81, months,
the creditors muy select from 1aada belonging
to the Company enough to compensate tncn,-
selves.
b. J.. Stephens, Esq, addressed thc Assem-
b}y on behalf Of the Company against tic
substitute, and Hon. John CatlIn In favor, in
brhnlf If the creditors. The substitute wa,
dsf,ased and the BILL ordered 10 ] third read.
Ing.
a bill passed both houses to re.lct the slate
Printing. The Legislature Is hnryIng up Its
bnelness, but much remains undlsposrd Of
an't cannot be reached before the 30th.
There Ii much reluctance tn extend the ses
sion. The Senate voted to.nssht By one
majority, to psolong tho scssion one week
The: Assembly will probably agree to ,hs
erension Of time to Thursday.
The Supreme Court, Judge nixon, in g1yIns
an opinion, has decided against the claim a
The members Of the Legislature last year for
per dieni during the Spring secess.
The Coppcrhead meeting here tonight Ia
Great contrast In all respects to the rnio,
meeting last night. S;sgeg, nlgges, Is tn
stal'le talk.
, 1863-03-28

Matters Before Vicks.
burg.
SUCCESS OF PORTER IN THE
NEW PASS.
THE YAZ00 EXPEDITION aBAN-
DONED.
Loss Of two Conmissary
Steamers.



lslSel'' oi'f'''''a '0'4s s,..1sa ...".e. ..'oI
y,a c4uso. Mach =.
The rn,on f,rees ut lazt aecounts had mt
taken the Fort at Greenwood. aud there yas
No tiatr rro,nec, Of such an event,
Tte new ro,,tc u, atc,1e,s nayou. sunnoyer
md y,7on r.rcr nro,n,ses wcll and may
,ra,,e onr troocs to ,.t foryard E1ne,r;.
t,o, Ia -r,,,, IL ,.w v,r..,7:
rha ,,1.. ~ 49,. 49, VI: ,.;.,oa. j.
,,-,,.,s ,s. 80, aaau..aa, ~ T."
T1as -. :, ,-o,a,x ,.t,t.a 49, rt,.. 49,,
1. 'e =. - s... ~ S,'r., A Nl', t:,Io ~
susF... ~ - tu'".1 ~, Nn .o'a'e n -ao
,e4' " 'NAnau,s 'nso " Gtes I.te :,
>"'e'e" ''1o 4"1'' '''s'' .t,a 1, os''te ''a'
oa. 'o. - asf aouo''s'ss e4en " '"Aso"ts.
4ne i'sfess oso'ls1 'ue ~, 'a'e'. news rom
'ue as.. VI ''sAaou.s' 4ns uas.ef'es lasFe
are s''a throwing tnot ''su fael' upon '''e
uiei ''npSoeea w tAe eaa'.' out nooou5 Is
, 1863-03-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch 10 the chicago Tr1b1nc.}
ST. Lortt, March =, 1eG3.
A large fierce Of caralEy has been dispatched
In pursuit Of tho sucrllla gang said 10 be un-
der thc Lead Of Quantrell, who dc%ltcd 1
company of Colone! PiaIck's regiment ut
Blce Mills, lntely. The cavalry Is mostly
State E1i:ttIa, and will soon rid that ecction OF
guerillas though it Is fcarrd not perrna-
ncptly.
TIE. attention, Of the Provost M1rshal hiss
LATELY been drawn to enormous quantities OF
provisions and clothing. boots anu shoes, OF
the Kind needed ,'y guetiiias, LtelJ shipped
to Liberty, Clay county, noted secession
nest-
Gen Hove5s case, In connection With the
alleged cotton spccnlat}ons at Friars Point,
ant Elsewhere, Is nov being Investigated.
The testimony thus far runs in Ills fa7or.
The proceedings Of the Mcdowell commits.
Sion arc very slow.
About si1ty rebel prisoners hara arrived
here In the Last twcaty-four lourz from The
interior.
Tic rebels circulated story OF disaster
to Roscc1sns, Ia. day, sad succeeded In deceif.
ing hundreds.
, 1863-03-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispetch 10 the Chicago T.ibure.l

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tzlbuue.l
WASHINGTON. March q, tss3.
Within the last ten days nearly forty mil
lions of dollars hare been paid out Of tho
Treasury, for the army, md paynents arc now
continuing at the rate Of four millions per
day. Within another week funds will have
hecu provided for paving off the whole army
m to the frst Of March. II the soldiers
remain unpaid much longer, the fas1t will bc
With those who haven't pay rolls ready, OF
With negligent paymasters.
Major Taylor, OF Ohio, Ia stationed here
paving discharged soldiers. His payments
are at the rate Of about three hundred thou.
sand dollars i month.
The Navy Department yesterday tclo-
g5aphed West, nsking nayal officers to recon-
cilr the contradictory statements A. to the
nurnbcr Of Farragut's dect that had passed
Port Hudkon. An ANSWER rns received today.
The5 knew Of the passage of noao but the
Hartford. It eceIns Intccauntahlc that they
should not know II more had passed up, but
II Is equally unaccounsatlo that the rebe{s
should acknowledge tho passage Of two In
tlcIr dispatches.
Rcceut arrivals from Kentucky ire In ccsta-
cles over The character Of the lato Union con-
yeution- The prospect is that nelths. Wick.