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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
everything il holds dear on earth. y

everything it holds dear on earth"
The Dispatch says ain what way
Lent is to be kept this year to distin-
guish II from other seasons might puzzle
Carthusiun monk. This is not the re-
suit Of any scarcity Of the fruits Of the
earth but Of disordered currency, for
there is no article Of food or clothing
which cannot be purchased at pretty
much the old prices for gold, but what
ever the cause, the Dry Eatiugs are an
established institution, and Lent, instead
of forty lasts threo hundred and sixty
FIVE days.
Tho correspondent of tho CHM.
GdseHe from Nashville, furnishes the
following, condensed from rebel papers;
NASHVILLE, Feb. ~.
The Selma Reporter says: fisherman
was on the railroad, thirty miles east of
Meridian, on the nth. Polk has retrea.
ted across the river at Demonolis to de-
coy Sherman across, whe he would Of.
fer battle"
The Atlanta Appeal says; "Shcrman's
purposes are still a mystery as to whether
he will move against Mobile or turn east.
ward on learning that Polk awaits him
on the Tombigbee il he turns against
Mobile, in which case Polk will re.cn-
force the city by the river, sooner than
Sherman can march there"
Itthinks the movement from Chatta.
nooga is intended to cooperate with
Sherman, and Selma the objective point.
II says: fisherman, with sudden and an
expected rapidity, has moved against
their weakest point. Mississippi is the
very Egypt of the Confedcracy, where, If
not cjvctcd, he can subsist till spring, and
do more damage than by winning a
pitched battle" "He is,'' II continues,
making war on our subsistence and
resources which to destroy, is to defeat
us" IL says Sherman marches in a SOL
id body with his artillery in front, in his
rear and on his flGnks, aud his cavalry
close under his guns. Not man is al.
lowed to leave far enough TO steal a
chicken, or peg the rebel clvalry hover.
ilg around bin, but unable to harr }, him
greatly. The utmost Consideration pre-
walls, and citizens are invoked arms to
repel the invader.
The recent fire q, Dalton destroyed n
considerable amount OF rebel commissary
goods. The rebel Congress has suspcn-
dcd the writ Of habeas corpus. The Mis-
sissippiau thinks the farther Sherman
advances the better; that there is no
escape for him except through the sup.
pineness Of the people. or extraordinary
want Of skill in the rebel commanders -
Flour is worth from 5000 to $500 per
barrel in Richmond. The rebel currency
bill, taxing all present issues of Confedc-
rate paper money out of existence within
one year, unless previously invested in
Confederate bonds, and revuiring import
duties to be paid in specie, sterling ex
change or coupons, has become law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
I'hc D,un Goes on.
Columns, FEn. 30.

Columns, FEB. 80.
Provost Marshal General Potter re-
ceived, this afternoon, tho following
Telegram from Provost Marshal General
Fry; "Be fully prepared 10 commence
the draft on the loh, in every sad. dis.
frict whieh shall not haze filed its quota
before March /. Volunteers between
March and and 10 may be deducted nf.
ter the draft eommences. On and af,er
March /, aud until further orders, pre-
MUM of fifteen dollars for an accepted
veteran recruit and premium Of ten dol.
for an accepted recruit, not veteran, will
be paid from the drnft and substitute
fund, under the regulations that now
govern the payment Of premium OF
twenty-five dollars for accepted re-
cruits.i"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Reported Capture Of Selma
Confirmed.
CAIRO, Feb. o5.

CAIRO, Feb. 20.
Professor Winchel, Of Michigan, who
came Os passenger on the steamer
Fanny, from Vicksbure, informs me the
news Of the capture of Selma Alabama;
by sherman was brought TO that place
by courier direct from Sherman. Pro-
fessor Winchell got tho information
from Captain Finkle, Depot Quarter
master at Vicksbusg, and cu.irc conf.
denco is placed in ills correctness. The
report is credited in military circles here
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or LoYAL kentucky has raised only
seven hundred OF her quota Of troops
the call lol 100000 men aud rcsists the
enlistment OF negroes In her borlcrs. -
Yankee New Hampshire hss raised Sis
hundred more than her QUOTA Vermont
aud Little Rhody nrc both out of the
draft; Maine is doing admirable--in fact
wherever th,re are school.houscs and
the country full of churches, the patriotic
people are responding to tho call of the
President.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 80, 1894.
"l huvu the honor to inform tho de-
partmcnt that I arrived here to-day with
Colonel A. d. Straight, 18th, Indiana
Volunteers; Major Mcdonald, lOlst Ohio
Volunteers; Captain Pearcc, 5lst Indiana
Volunteers, and First Lieutenant John
Sterling, 3ist Ohio Volunteer, who
made their escape from Libby Prison,
Richmond, on the 9th inst, and reached
Blackstoho's Island, on tho Potomac
River, where found them yesterday.
am, very respectfully, your obcdicnt
scrvout.
"a. PARKER, Commodore,
Commanding the Potomac FlotillO.
Hon. GDEos WELLS, Secretary Of
the Navy, Washington"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
GEN. SMITHS RAID.

General SMIru's cavalry comm and
had returned to Memphis from the raid
on the Mobile s. Ohio Railroad. They
destroyed largo amount Of corn and
other provisions, and made wreck OF
the trustlo work on tho railroad. The
rebel cavalry W ere encountered and con-
siderable fighting was done. Tho fruits
of the expedition includes 1000 negroes;
1900 mules, brought in, and 100000
bushels corn destroyed. twas success
(ul in every thing except in forming a
junction. with Gen. SHERMAN. This
failure must be regarded as overbalauc-
ing all tho advantages gained, aud may
be the cause of disaster to our forces
now in tho heart of the encmy's couutry.
THE ebol cavalry, however caunot reach
the vicinity Of Con. SHERMAS's opera
tions for some time, il at ali.
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CAIRO, Feb, %,

CAIRO, Feb. "a.
Memphis adviccs, of the 22d, are i'm
portant.
A mass meeting Of the people OF
West Tennessee, with a view to the re.
construction of,hat State, had organ zcd.
No action had yet been taken. Govern
or Johnson WIS expected to be present
before the iinal adjournment Of the meet
lag.
The officers OF the steamer Fanny,
from Vicksburg on the Goth, report Gen.
Shcrman's forces in possession OF Sci
ma, Alabama.
Eve hundred, new recruits arrived to-
day from Springfield, going South.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or THE Conference Comittec, on the
LieuteuSnt.Ge enerol bill agreed on strik-
ing ou, the recommendation Of General
Grant for the place. Mr.. Washhurn
sea,ed in the House that il was certain
the President would appoint Grant il the
bill passed. Tho Democrats opposed
the bill, but it was carried over ,heiI
heads.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or THE Government has eon,rac,
with John Minor Bolts to furnish two
Sorps Of the Army Of the Potomac with
wood. The soldiers are cutting and
hauting IN themselves. lie furnishes
two thousand oords a month, at four
dollars a cord.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

OF IT is now said that the new bonds
provided for tho bill introduced in the
House will bear only per cent. interest.
TIE Ways and Means Committee
voted to modify the second section of that
bill SO as to limit the over issue of5.ac's.
Il authorizes eleven millions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or Mn. Wilson submitted in the
Senate bill changing tho term Of en-
lisimen,s in the regular army from five to
three years of allowing the existing
bounty for substitutes up to May ist, of
Close who -rntistcd originally prior to
July 9th; one giving officers absent not
exceeding ton days full pay and ra,lonn
to men detailed as clerks the extra pay
received prior 10 March 9th, allowing full
pay to absrnt chaplains, sick or wounded,
aud half pay for other abscntecs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

OF" FREDERIcS Z. SrREETrR, who
murdered the Coy family at Medina, in
July last, was hung in that place on Fri.
day, Gov, BRoUGu having declined to
commute His sentence. Tho execution
took place in an open field, the crowd
having broken down the inclosurc around
the gallJws. Fifteen thousand persons
are said to have been present. There
was no doubt of Strente;'s guilt, but hc
persisted in denying the charge on which
he suffered. lie said "Thc crime
for which have got to die, am entire.
ly innocent Of. My God forgive those
who have wronged me-" lie fell dis
tanec of eight feet, aud his neck was in.
stantly brokou,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

0ty- SENATOR Halo has reported bill
essentially the same us tina, lost last ses-
sion by the brcc ches pocket vcto, inten.
ding to remedy the ovorslaughing Of val.
liable officers by the retiring Board. be-
frre which, recently, some Of our best
officers have been ordered.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
Engagement AT Tunnel tEii.-
800 Prisoners Taken,
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 2s.


In the engagement at Tunnel Hill,
yesterday, General Palmer captured over
three hundred prisoners, who have been
brought in. We lost about scventy-fvc,
killed aud wounded.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or DIspArcH from Knoxville of the
aGth, report LoSesTREEr re,Ieating rap
idly, closely pursued by General Scno-
FlsLp. At last accounts the rebols were
as Ear as Grconville, which is about eight
miles east OF Knoxville. Descrters re-
ported that LoSssTRsEr's original army
was going to Richmond, leaving DUoxSKE
to guard the Virginia line. but this Is an
uncertain kind Of intelligence. It is
certain. however, that Knoxville is no
long r menaoed by the rebels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

OF ENcouRA0ING.-From tho lst OF
November, 1868, up to Monday Of Las,
week, over one hundred aud ten thousand
white volunteers were formally mustered
into the service, aud Il is estimated that
ten thousand more have enlisted, but
have not been mustered, Therefore,
our army rolls show one hundred and
twelve thousand moro white men than on
the LIST Of January, 1863. In addition,
over sixty Thousand colorcd troops have
been organized. The invalid Corps num-
bcrs near twenty-five thousand men, and
performs duty that relieves ublc.bcdicd
soldiers, AID sends them to the front.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or The subject of modification of
the revenue laws is still in the hands of
sub committee Of tire Committee of
Ways and Means Aseparoto bill may
be prepared, altering the duties on ,c-
bncco.
The general appropriation bills will
probably all be disposed of before the
House will be able to &C, on the revenue
nncsiinn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or Tm State Union Convention for
Ind'-ha. which met at Indiansp pc lis. nom
mated o. p. Mon7os for Governor I'm.
snimcusly, and declared that AssAMAs
LIsccLs and ANDREW JbHssos are the
choice Of Indiana for President and vice
President.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

or Avery long memorial was pro.
ssnted in the House from Philadelphia
merchants, praying that tAe circulation
OF State bsRks b. taxed out Of existence
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

0J TnE Democratic Party is being
thoroughly oad rapidly sholitonizod.--
yAaEs BEooKs- oftbc Nsp York Express
made a speech in the House OF Repres,
entatives last week, in which he SAD
slavery is dead, and he will not fight any
longer oyer It's dead body. He also an
nouaeed himselfia favor Of vigorou,
proseeuiiea of the var.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

0%r LkrTEEs from Europe bring tho
intelligence that the Germans have
precipitated hostilities with Denmark, IN
the dispute OF the dominion Of tho PROV
inols Of Schleswig aud IIolstcin, ant
that blood has been shed, lrnot settled
upon the viIer which England now makes
To guarantee what Austria aud Prussia
had previously demanded of Denmark
namely: the resembling of the new lib,r.l
Danish Constitution for these Duches
the war may involve all Europe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

o. Mr.. Summers bill to exclude dis.
loyal persons from the public lands OF
the United States, not only forbids the
eutry of lands BY such persons, but bars
them from ary action for the recovery Of
mining lands, or damages to such lands.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03

Administrators Notice.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator DE BoSIs NON, on
the Estate Of REuBKS GouLD, deceased, late
Of Seneca County, Ohio.
j. @. LEE, Admr.
Tiifin, March Q, 1864. 22-3t.
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RUN OVER THE LIST.

nun w th Tile List.
Reapers g. MowersStore Truck,
combined, Threshing Machines
Self and Hand Rak-Hors, Powers,
ing Reapers, Grain Drills,
Mowers for l or 2Clover Hullcrs,
Horses, Sewing Machines,
Horse Rakes, Fanning Mills
Horse Pitch Forks, Cider Mills,
Plows, and 9 horseCorn Shelters,
Ilarrows, Sugar Mills,
Cultivators, Sugar Pans,
Wagon Jacks, Shovels, Hoes,
Farm Trucks, Forks and Rakcs..
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SEEDS.

Garden Seeds of all Timothy Seed,
kinds, Clover Seed,
Native Field Peas, Sorghum Seed,
Canada a" Imphe Seed,
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CELEBRATED STAN
DARD SCALES,

From a commen Post Office Bal
ance up to a 60 ton Scale.
UP Read our advertisements
and don't fail to call and see us.
SMITH, BARNES & co.
NJ arch 8, 1861. 22-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-03
For the Household

Family Sewing Machines.
Machine Thread and Silk,
Clothes Frames,
Clothes Wringers.
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PREBLI2S
IIEELE>S
WISHING MACHINE
NOW IN USE!


fENi'lS IS the Ct rei5stie WASHING NtenNt
Ha@ i. use. 1t ass been IA ep,rati. !ei
tie lat siN months an las ut il any ease failc
t. give sati..acuon and '-e xs1i US test' t
wLis. It las ten III Jsct t4tty oetaa Hstia'es
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In H. ase-e.esJ - Wei VIII equal neatness
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continually IA -. t==s--astle new surface to
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Adu; irlistra 0r'a esa'c d. AEra4
stnfS

DIT virtue of license from tie Corr; oF rro'e .
ID for the County ui llanco X. shall sell ~ nab.
lie auction, Saiurd n thc sixth day OF August aeNj
a ten o'clock N the 10 tuDon, ~ she dwelling ian>t
Of the late PhiEels Brt Vn OF UFlaud woman arrtas
I'd, all Of his real esttc including the reYCrsion OF
the widow dover, situated in suit arand, tor liz
payment ~ his just debts, inc den ii eia--es and
charge OF ainlis g;4gi, A. and tn, balance am &c
lie paid to his lcga. .,igs. Terms cash.
JOHN IOtkINS. Adlu7
Oriand, Jane - 81. H-4
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Washing ILada Easy.


com J.alced the manufacture u tie SANE AT
JLMEWs STEAM MILL.
and tn t.;# i4e-ao5 81 bring said Machines to
... aas.c, # tie IG.i:c,
l.as t..s, .ri.1.ia eH3 ilai les, ard il inary
ut..er f4..ies i: . is 81 Z. IN every instance
cIo=u.t has 5qea ,.a=t sat.s.aetvf 49, ana we Goa
tea.3s asse5t tNst j, possesses mcre Of the
.,,.i..-;. s.sgjt,ss Of i r. d washing machine
;a.r tay ,tae- heretofore OF. ei 10 'ne l19'lc.
.r4 Fe T.. .! assured That a fair ma 81 II WI
...tsase a4Y reasonable person tia II u d Nalu
aGie acquisition 10 the kitchen On Wa arg cay,
uIt h9yius III, d it viii pur .-asc one.
Ii Is compact and lisat, occupying NJ more
Toa1 dian common wash tub and can be as
easily hardlcd; it is simple, with no complicated
parts to get out Of order, I'd can be worked BY
Uov CIR. Ni;h little practice as well as by an
alui- In washing, siaelo part of garment,
as the WlistbanG collar Of shirt can be washed
with ut w- siaE the whelo aS all ether Machines
do ther,ly saving the wear Of the garment by rub
hing Of the pats already clean; and last, though
least, i is cheap, costing only FIX dollars, which
b ia-ss j, w4th.a the reach . every enc hayin
clothes to wash.
The machines can be seen and examined at the
place II manufacture, and can be ordered OF
either uf the Subscribers. No person will be
ask u to my fgr 4 machine without thorough
trial.
Ne. T Ter VII attend to the sale Of the machines
in other towns In the tTo Counties as soon as the
wa5.rs - tbs t1uu can b. Supplied. orders by
me:. 9 be fd5es,e. To L. b. Timer Ellsworth,
OF &aya Tyles, North Ellsworth, and will receive
uTet. IF atte tiau.
Ne Eevc - in connection with TIC washing
m-ca}Tr, TIC tuiy.tSiI CLOTHES Hringer, VIII
eng. wheels, making il more durable snd less
Ia. lvt. injury taa4 any lcr; aud - PIOn'uuc.
s3 tic try 1T wlinser IN use. P.lcs from S5,jb
e. : 80. 4se aritus l. 7ize.
ErfaaEs Es:--A. Whiting, Il. W. Newbegin
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Farm for Sale.

fE'nE 'nhsGr.ber being somewhat advanced ia
: years aBd wishing 70 change his tus
ress, witt sell his farm situated ia West Brooke.
vile, IN a very pleasant location, containing at
least l.o acres OF land vita a Cottage House s
years o., al finished IN the best manner and ia
good repair. " ell painted cot side aud IN. -
Two tal4s, With 2 sheds the barns wood bouse
carriage hose, workshop and store house. with A
good cellar. Two wells Of never falling son
gater, oae AT the donse al tie Other at the barn
The iHtai Is Ia good state of cultivation, well
fenced with cedar fence; the pasture is well wat
cred gitd living water; with plenty Of wood and
cedar fencing standing. The house is the best in
town and cost years ago, 100 dollars, (
viii alse sell with tn, farm 4 or any part Of the
flaming toAs, which ab1adant also a yoke
Of year cd oxen handsome and COED, and aa ex-
eeient cow AID give possession in time for spring
work, ard give gesl title
The above iana I viii sell for 50, 800. and
make the Terms easy. Any person wishing Tor /.
good ia'ra ia Pleasant location. aud for half its
valSe, Ynl please call and examine fog them.
selves. JolIG WASSoN
Wsst DrookssiIle, April Is, isGi. IL
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rus, srRAINING AND TEVEsMus,

lllE.S, : IHAINlSfI AMI lF.NF>MtSt
Pills STAINING An IENtSMtS,
Are the results OF Inflammation irritation Of the mu
cous membrane Of the bowels induced by drastic
liS--these imperfect pills, instead OF being dissolved
by the chile, carried 90 the lover bowels, aui IN
duce d prr.saltic movement or evacuation by their
irritation helcs the Std ming. cramps, 1renchiha
rrtas piles ant teueRiss md the frrquent f1lss calls
10 the iodier oset dat paties uaaey' cho take these
imperfect ViHs
Ii you Woald avoid these annoyinces, whenever a
purg.t.ye MEDICINE Is required, take q dose Il
RADWAY'S REGULATING FILLS.
THEY Will PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE TIE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rsy On positive
cure by their use.
COATED WITH GUM
COATED WITH GUM
COATED WITH GUN.
Or. Railways Pills are elegantly Coated with Gum,
ar lfe- from taste or smell, be taken at all times
and OCCASIONS No danger VII result from colds
if exposed ~ vet or damp weather after taking these
pills.
SIX OF RAILWAYS FILLS
fave secured vigorous evacuation in severe cases
Of lad mutation Of tIe Bowels, Paralysis, &c, after
Csot1u ca. Harlem Oh, injections ard ether means com
petey failed. dose q Halfway F. viii remove all
Irlct0us AMI secure free passage. Directions for
use inside each box. T Ter box % cents. sold
by Druggists Me Seine Ha4iers. aad store keepers.
n, B-Erery agent has been furnished wth trssl
and maze ils A. each box Is enclosed VIZ
steel Engraved Label, take none others
EAuWAY {: co,
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
Pr'ee Of Ready Relief 81 eeats per bottle
C. e fECh, Agent. Lis Urti, Ne. bi3
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At Court 4 ProbaJe .,3tlsa a. E...a-;a r.;. a-l
for TIL CaaatT Il Il .s4saca lta.!l.gl A=isi.s
June, ;. ISL
IASoN NAsrArC Administrator OF fire .--g-9#7 {
u Brniamin Waszatt q ii El.n IT, 4tl c.ss.t,
deceased, hasiRs presented bis account u aliu.liztf-
tisn upon ssil d-ceased's estate Tor pr1Aa.e:
Crdysd-rhAt the said Administrator give n1tite
thereof all prs inter sste, by causing cpy % t
order to be Published three weeks successfully IN liz
Ellsworth American. printed in Elswar d, that ,hey may
appear Yrabae Court 80 be hold n az E'i.w tl on
The srst wednesday Of August next, ten uf the ccS
III the forenoon and shew If any they have Way
the should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
trne copy-Attest
Isl A. A. BARTL ELL, Register.
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'kgUH aad,lsirrsI ,akc tins ne,boa 10 intern
tie citizens u Ellsworth aad vicinity that
they have recently Tilted Up machinery tor the
Manufacture q
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-06

river is falling and in some places is
unnavigablc.
The rebel brigade under Cen Corso.
2OO0 strong. is between Ncwbcrn and
Kinston. Maj. Gen. Peck has been re-
lieved of the command OF the forces in
North Cayolina and succeeded by Brig
Cen Farmer
The H3dlds New Orleans letter of
the 2Gth confirms the statement that
Gen. Banks has fallen back to Alexan-
dria i'm consequence of the low water
7 i'm the river. Eight hundred rebel cav
AIRY have reached CheirySillc, below
Alexandria. The guuboats and trans
ports are all down TO, or below the
falls, except the Eastport She may
be stripped and destroyed Six gum
boats which went up the Black and
Watchita rivers to Monroe had re-
turned with $500 bales cotton and 900
contrabands, besides conveying down
the river the steamer Rubcv with $50
more contrabands The Rubey had
been in the employ of the rebels.
Gen Steele was at Camden, April
/ 27th A letter from there to the Her
aid confirms the recent account via St
/ Louis.
Gen. Banks in official dispatches to
government relative to the Red River
campaign, admits surprise and re-
verse ON the 9Th, but claims that the
battles on the 9th and 10Th resulted
IN a terrible disaster TO the rebels, and
was ON the Whole a victory The los.
to the rebels in killed aud wounded
being greater propoltionately, than
was ever suffered in any battle during
the war.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-06

Tho Steamers on Lake Champlain
will continue to run as at present until
the 9th of May, when another boat
will be put ON the line. The arrange
ments will then be announced 10y adj
yortisoment.
The Rev. j Il Goodrich, Of Bur
lington, has recentlybcon elected chap
lain of the lst Vermont cavalry.