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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL SUCCESS.

| MEDICAL SUCCESS
=. I Z Z Z - Y -.
EXTRAORDINARY
In0 DOLLARS PREMIUMi
SEMINAL WEAKNEsS
Or Spermatorrhea, elect, &C., and
IMPOTENOY OURED,
AFTER ALL orHER TREATMENT FAHsl
DIR. A. GIBSON. .ss
Formerly OF New York City, viii pay one hundred
dollars for ne proof that he ever ias e cure tae
States treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years Of labOriOus study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON Is happy in being able 70 announce
to the unfortunate that be has perfected system OF
treatment for ---..-- ID
THE REEDY AND PERMAREET OuRA
OF the above, and also all contagious diseases OF the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad effects arising
therefrom, including general a-f5
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATIOB.
BE has suoceeded in curing eases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess to treat all private
msladies With success, and without receiving the
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is member Of
some UOuogO IN LONDON or Paris, IS perhaps some
othsrs do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who held out great expectations never to be real
lied But what Dr. q. might boast Of s this that he
is able TO give entire satisfaction 10 those who
pose cOnfdence in his ability aud integrity and thai
he has perfected an American system OF treatment
which challenges any Physicisn Of London or Paris
or any patent medicine 20 equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or deranRe-
ments, both mentaiand physical, arising from sex
ual or secret abuse. t5.gl -.ii I-Gi. f. p
Df. gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all Others yet discovered
and INST the agents used in respect disagTeea
Bile be asz relics Of the dark ages such a. Mer-
curI, nor any other deleterious drug; secondly no
restrictions in diet business required thirdly,
his treatment d positive and certain in all he
stands prepared 70 go into any public or private hos
mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point of prompt
ness permAnency, mildness, safety and convenience
to the patient.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located I'm Cleveland,
and has during the past three years performed many
diseases which had for years resisted all other
modes of treatment. References can be given TO in
viduals of the first respectablty in Cleveland, Bos
ton New York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspepsia
Rheumatism, Scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
- Medicines sent to any part OF. the country OF
,Dr. GTssoE's New Ork on Physiology for sale ST
his ofice.
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And the privisS ofszohSage given e. any tins with
\ SIX month
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ALsO-OE HAND,
AsIOdsSRS, GsssH ISstFumsats, StTiasI, IL
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OoEEECTIOEs.

1pnneotions are made at honros7flls with the s.a.
au1ky, Mansfield Newark B. B. Al OlYds WIN a..
saadqskY, Dayton Cincinnati b. B., at ErsEons
win Fremont Indiana T. r., and n Tolof5 VIish
the Michigan Southern 8 Northern Indiana sad 70
ledp ha6ash Railroads for Chicago, DstrOif, Iaof.
soLs Fort wayne LogEnsport, Lafayette, 0slno, Al
lon, St. Louis and all points West HoFthVrS1f snd
Southwest. -
IEAins arrive m Cleveland IRON Toledo and the
Vel 3 - 4 H.t-2D P ~ and s:55 ?. n. ~ a
Cleveland, November Is, I8hJ
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~ Beef TonEs, Mustard Pots, Macarom Scoops,
Posched EgR Spoons Ice Cream eDoooss Chseas
s'Look out for the bions, 0OFhAs1
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RAILROADS.
NLEVELAND & PTTTsBURGB
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NLEVELAND & PTTTSBURGB
~ RAILR DAD.
3N
ssI- WIETFR kBRANGEMEHT. 1884.
On and after Monday, January 25lh, 1854, Trains
leave Cleveland as follows daily, BundayH
$40 A. m.-MAILr-Arrivos It New York 1000
Nj philadelphia 700 A. III Baltimore 7:OO Ak.
Pittsburgh $50 P. ~; Wheeling 500 Pm
1913 p. MISUNDERSTANDING q New York go
?. Nj PhtiadelphiA At t0.20 a. NJ; Baltimore
ll;b9i ~; Pittsburgh s:O5P NJ; Wheeling 6sIs
P.H.i New PhiladelDhta $50 P. n. .,
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and MI.
Morning Train connects at RaTenna With A.SG
". Railroad Train for AL points on that road.
Jars run through from Pittsburgh 20 HsW HoFl
IVA AientOWn,) without change.
~ Isre a8 low a5 By any other line,
- Through Tickets can be procured ht the Union
Eo5et Once, Medaell House, At the Depot, or At the
: J. Z. MCCULLOUGH. suDpt
= X. MYEB5, g. 7. Agent. jaaa
MAHONING RAILROAD.
AAA ~ Gl
On and after Monday. January 4th, 1854 Pas.
senger Trains this road viii arrive OF and depart
trom the New Depot, on Scranton Avenue, (s0ns-
ca-St.s) a. follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
TounsstoWn Express .......s....s:zs P.H.
ARRIVE AT CLEVELAND
YOUNGSTOWN xprs5s........--........-.-
P \
OHAs. L. RHODES,
EussriHtsndsnt's Oms, = BuDiG
Cleveland, Jan. !, 1850. J
, 1864-02-14

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Ttibunc.l
FRANKFORT, Feb. Is, 1854.
Mr.. Weir to-day finished his lengthy but
able and interesting speech in opposition to
the report Of The Committee on Federal Rc1a-
tfons.
Mr.. Cell moved the reference Of the whole
subject to d select Committee composed Of
the friends Of the Resolution; which was
adopted By an almost unanimous vote. A set
Of compromise resolutions will be reported
on .Monday morning next.
Tie Senate had two or three important
bills under discussion, but We look for final
action on neither.
In the House several resolutions were
adopted, the most important Of which was
the one reported BY alr. Alfred Allen US fol-
lows:
WNERFAs,-A convention Of delegates from
several States has been called in tho city Of Louis
ville- for the purpose Of considering the beat
mcanR Of improving the navigation of the Ohio ry-
tr and subjects Of great Importance on which this
legislature should be well informed with view to
tuIure action In the premises, therefore it is
kesoZted, By the General Assembly Of the Com
monwealth OF Kentucky that Committee OF Two
from the Senate and three from the Honae Of Rep
reeentat1yes be appointed tu attend this Conyen-
ton and report to the next session Of the Legsla-
tnrc the matters Of interest adoptedby said Con-
1cNtfcn.
, 1864-02-14
FkeM mAD!S0n.
tsrecial Dispatch to the Chicago T.1buno.]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T11buno]
MADISON, Wis.,, Feb. t3, 1861.
The Senate did nothing Of general impor-
tancc to-day.
In the House bill was introduced to
amend section 2, chapter 81, Laws Of '8a, so
as to better provide for raising money to pay
bounties to volunteers In cities and incorpo-
rated Villages; also, memorial to Congress
for change In the law aiding the construc-
tion Of railroad and telegraph line to the
Pacific,
Most Of the session WAS occupied in the dis
cussion Of bill so modifying the interest law
as to make valid contracts for money where
ususy is taken, 30 far as the principal is con-
celned; making the forfeiture extend only to
interest, and still leaving that provision Of
the statute in force allowing the recovery Of
three times the nsury taken as 4 penalty.
After lengthy debate tho bill was postponed
for two weeks, and the House adjourned till
Monday evening.
Adjutant General Gaylord has received :
telegram from the War Department, stating
that it is not necessary to commission officers
of re- enlisted veteran regiments.
The l1th regiment Of Wisconsin volunteers
have rc-en1lsted.
, 1864-02-14
How 411e Ee ebcla Brand.

B1anding dcsertcss, Us performed at Castle
Thunder, in Richmond, is described ns 4
beautiful operation, mud as humane as beau
tiful. The culprit Is fastened to a large table,
it'll his faee downward, aud 4 large sd"
SCARED upon Ills posteriors- a plain bar OF
iron, about an inch in diameter, narrowed
down 1ittlo at the point, Is heated to inean-
descencc, and used as sign painter wouid
use brush in lettering, only in a very slow
and buugling manner. A greasy smoke with
i eicsly stencil arises, accompanied with
cracking sounds, and The groans Of the vic-
tim as tie hot iron sinks deep into the flesh.
On pretense Of rendering the mark Of dis
grace PLAIN and indelible, hut in reality to
torture the unfortunate culprit, the hot iron
is drawn many times through the wound,
making it larger and deeper, until the victim,
unable to endure the excruciation longer,
faints and is carried away. The operation is
always performed by old Pard, the execn-
toner Of Kellogg, the greatest demon in
human form outside Of Pluto's realms. So:
, 1864-02-14
Markets by Telegraph.
C!nAjunntl Markets.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFtane.
CEcHxAz1, Fob. - 1854.
GEAlN-Market for wheat quiet and dull, and de-
mant not large Kentucky white Is held .: 81 s:Sst1o
red at u al-o, Htu 4: slSi.5- There Il a tair Of
fcring of nev corn at sc9$ $too, but buEers arc
holding back. Now shel1ed In tair demand At $1eS3
LEX IN bulk, and 3tQ5@lSS1n In huyer's sacks Small
offerings Of old she11ed at {10. Osts steady ocl do
snd sqral to the offerings, at oc In bulk and SIC H.
cudlnE sackB Bales Of 100 bushels, Including SACKS
delivered At Cairo. ut Sc Eye in tr demsndatti;
but holders ask 5e higher. Barley dull aod nominal At
9l50G1.5s for spring. $1.b81ao for tall. Buyers have
withdraWs from the market.
Tu1skT-Market steady with good demand ATS
9s5Xc.
PRov1Hoxs-The steady advancing vtews of hoal-
ers check operations to great extent. but the mar
ket is very nrn holders not desfrous Of dtSpo+-
posing OF stock, and, IN many cases, have entirely
Withdrawn from the market Now mesa porkis held
firmly at $s0I19N Tor country, and $3.50 for city,
bur these figures wcrc above the v1ews Of buyers all
Tic old mess pork TO be had at 1850 for TWO years Old
sn1 A11.50 for last summers packing, have been
bought and 1t Is now held 1t .5 10 SC higher. Bulk
meats were In good demand ut 7k3;kc for shoulders;
for rib sides: to5f@1o4c for clear sides. and
1ex@te4ctor hams. and about 800 o ns sold 1t thesc
figures, but they were generally held higher, aud
holders are careless about selling great confidence
Is felt In the future course OF the market. Moth
tg transphed In box meats, buyera and se1lers
Being apartI In their y1e5 The pr,css asked arc osc
for Cumberland cuts to1c for Short ib; 11al1x for
Short Clear. Nothing doing In Bacon aside
from nll1ng Goy osnreut contEscs- Lard VISA In de-
1nand at 1zx&1axc for prime country and clsy, but
&c higher was asked which checked business andwe
did not hear OF = sale.
GEocER11s-The adylces from tho East arc favor~
able. The demand here continues good The narks.
is decidedly dzmcr and higher. We quote co1sa here
l:Gher. ranging hom St9c6c for good TO choice
rio. Sugars Ec higher, and the market ID rn ut
1s461s3ic for tair to prime rnw: hard redncl at
, 1864-02-14
The idaho Gold Sensation.

u AVLA AAE EV3Aa kk4As{ 1AAl4, &6u. A%+l
a.r. Chase, who left Iown some two years
since, on tour to the land Of gold, has inst
returned From Mr. Il. Clarksou, mail
ageilt on the Bureau Valley Railroad who
cunverecd with him, we get few facts that
ntay be interesting and valuable to our read-
ers.
Mr. Chase, In company with his brother.
first went to California and wrought in the
mines Of TINT country. Leaving there, he
went TO 1daho, where he arrived In October
lnet, and stayed there about d month, leaving
some time in November
He says the mines In California are much
richer than those Of 1Gaho-tllat in the latter
country they occupy very limited space, and
are poor at that 1t WIS estimated TINT 80, :
G0p men in Idaho Wero out OF employment,
and everything exorbitantly high. The eli
nAute is cold, and they have ice there in An
gust 1t is notlin. uncommon to have four
o. five feet of snow, which lasts all through
Tie winter.
The best route 10 1dnho, Mr.. Chase thinks,
is by way of Salt Lake City, then across the
country on mules BY this means party
could get inHdvanco Of the large Immigration
already Gu tie way, Which would be a very
t!cSirnb!c thing for those who valued the good
condition Of their animals. .~-
The CRY Of rich mines in Idaho Is all for
speculation. Tie puf1s and notices In the
newspapers are paid for By. speculators.
There are no euch rich mines there as repre-
scntcd. No nun can haye llis living by min
lug in Idaho. -
, 1864-02-14

ltOITs t1uClnuAtl tuEl1ueICL1l.l
4 couple ofenterprisins members ofthe 18th
Pennsylvania haye taken possession of sum-
nit, erected shed, hoisted up materials over
couple Of ladders, and are now reaping an
abundant harvest ofgreenbacks BY taking pic
tures in this elevated locality. The soldiers
crowd here in scores to cutlickory canes and
grub the gnarled roots Of the laurel for pipes,
and attracted by the novelty Of the matter,
can not resist the temptation to have q pic
ture ofthenselves. Accordingly, they ssstrike
IN attidude" on the extreme verge ofthe cliff,
twenty-five hundred feet above the level Of
the Tennessee, either defiant and warlike, OF
mining and abstracted, as their genius
prompts, md the man of chemicals does
them In melalnotypc" for three dollars;
und sells them frame to put It In for five,
ind all in the short spnce Of about ten min
utss. Tie pictures are much better In ns-
scciasion than in quality, hut few are dissatis-
fled with the contract Some waggish
individuals had found a place far back on the
n.ountain which horse could scale, had
conveyed brace OF exceedingly attenuated
veterans to TIE crag, and sought to allure ono
OF them into an equestrian immortality on
cheap plate, Of iron. But the poor unimag-
'inative brute failel to appreciate the aryu-
ments employed and, looking only to the
possibility OF prccipette descent down the
rough sides Of the. rock, colteplatcd the
proceeding with undisgufsel terror, and the
attempt had to be abandoned.
, 1864-02-14

Especial D!epatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DEs MoMEa, Fell. Is, 1864.
Inc Senate passed the House bill, author
lxing rsilfoad companies to issue construc-
LION bonds in sums not less thau fifty dollars.
IN INC Old law, the minimum vas five Inn
dred dollars. The bill to give attachment
aiid Judgment Liens precedence oycr unre-
cofacd deeds and mortgages was indefinitely
postponed. The bill to appoint cx:G orernor
nnk"ood commissioner to settle claims
@.nst as,., The United States WAS .recommitted.
y, MN III amendment pending to leave the matter
~ lne hanos Of Cor. Stone Memorials xere
piesen1ed hy Mr. Knoll, enforcing the i'm
portance OF encouraging emigration from
European countries, "
The House passed the Senate h,11 H1,ne, w.,
Ad@utant Generals salary, the scnates I'M I'm
limiting the number Of commissioners to
take the army vote, and the biu to nr,.Tent rt
frauds in public weights and scales
The House Committee On the sepate sb,r
Cnnal bill and resolution are divided. and
nude majority report in favor and minori-
II report against 4 bin was introducedtn the
House requiring foreign life insurance COM
panies to deposit securities to the cash value
Of twenty-five Thousand dona1a With the
, 1864-02-14
4 RAILROAD TRAIN CAP.
TUlkED EsK GNjE1fIH4l4AS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 13th.-A morning paper
publishes the following:
1.-THE express passenger train Which left
Camden street depot. Thursday night for
Wheeling and intermediate points, was cap
turcd By company Of rebels near KearneYs-
vile depot, about eight miles west Of Harper s
Ferry. The train was then surrounded by
the rebels md numbers Of armed men entered
Inc cars. The passengers, among whom, OF
course, thereEwas great CONSERVATION, were
more or less mulcted In the shape OF ransoms,
some produced grcenbacks, others watches,
diamonds, rings, &C., as equivalents for thelf
liberty. We are informed BY IN officer who
returned to this city By the express train
yesterday noon, that the aggregate
amount Of money taken from the passengers
was not less than SIC, 900, while the yalue Of
tue jewe1ry was also large.
Conductor Perry, who had charge Of tho
train, was compelled to hand over a check
for four thousand five hundred dollars, the
property Of the company. A number Of the
passengers who arrived here yesterday had
the captured train, and their statements
Widely differed both as to the amount of
money, &c, conflscated and the character of
the raiders. 1t is said that Maj. Har-
yey Gilmore, Of the rebel cavalry, Was
in command Of the expedition. No one Vas
injured, nor was there the least disposition
SAA GA2 fn4 VI 4AI 4d14EAa W A&aA0 Au$ R4AoO-
ners.. Several members Of the Maryland
State Legislature. and delegates from the
western counties were among the passengers.
After accomplishing their purpose they ran
the locomotive and tender of the tracf, eau
sing some injury. to the engine They. then
left the train, going in the direction of5mlth-
field, Jefferson county. Although company
Of Federal troops were stat1oned
within short distance, none
of the passengers were enabled to get
any fnformatfonto to them until NIL hope Of cap
turing the robbers had vanished. All the
trains were running as usual yesterday,
ADDITIONAL
The robbery Of the atfrighted passengers
was very general. Not one Of them escaped.
One man Is said to have lost over s., 900 In
greenbacks. The passengers made no resist
ance, supposing they were surrounded by
an overwhelming force Of rebels. 4 good
many threw their watches and money away,
come of which have since been found.
, 1864-02-14
Powers g. ssAmerlcQ.ss

A writer in the Detroit Tribune, referring
to the studio Of Powers in Florence. says:
Here stands one most beautiful thing,
which was designed for the Capitol ut WASH
inEton, but was not acceptable to the powers
th,t were, and stands still in waiting for an
order from the American Government, which
the artist hopes to receive by-and-bY.-Iti Is q
beautiful female figure, which be calls 'tAmer-
fco." It Is Of tho finest marble, six feet md
one inch high, and wears croWa on which
nre thirteen stars. aAmerica'' stands with
her right hand resting on bundle Of rods
.hound firmly together, with her mantle fallen
partly over it. Her Left foot rests ona broken
cl,aiD, and her left hand points to Heaven, at
tfibuting to God the freedom and tlcStrcngth
WHICH, lave been attained The whole is
must heautifu1. But franklin Pierce was
President when this .was executed as the
model from which larger figure in bronze
was to DO cast for the dome Of the Capitol,
and he was nfraid that the South might not
like the looka Of broken chains; so it was
rejected. Nit. Powers remarked that he was
innocent at the time Of intending any allu-
sion to slavery, but now. he was quite willing
to accept the fact; and when our country
shall come forth from the present war with
slavery destroyed, md the Union more firmly
cemcnted than ever, they might not object to
"America's'' standing with one foot on the
broken 1stters.
, 1864-02-14
VARNISHE$~
.sHlPMaN i GO0DRIDGE. Prcprietors,
fe1iw:1elm s8 South Water street, Chicago.
DR.. WR1G HTS.
DIR. wRIGEIT7S
DR. WEIGHTS
Rejuvenatirg
Rejuvenating
Rejuvenating
Elixir :!
Elixir !:
Elixir!
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
O., ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared hcm Pure Vegetable Extracts. con-
tanning nothing injurious to ths most delieate-

Prepared hcm Pu1e Vegetable Extracts. con-
tanning nothing injurious to ths most dalieate-
- The FcjuvenatIng K1iSiF II thereanlt Of modern
discoveries In The vegetable Kingdom; being eu-
tfey new sud abstract method 0f cure Irrespective
of all tho old and vermont SYSTEMS.
E0 lhts medicine has been tested By the mos: nj
entmedca1 men Of the day, ,and by them pronounced
to be one Of The Tetest medical discoveries Of thu
x One bottle wilt cure general Debility.
I" 4 few doses cures Elysterics in Eemales.-
EV One bottle cures Fs1ptauou Of tho Henrt.
~ From ore 10 three bottles restores tho mani
ET few dtses restores tho appetite.
TT few dosss cures the low spirited
e. Cne bottle restores mental power.
81 A few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
e. 1hfR medicine restores to manly y1nor and r0-
bust health the poor dehllttated. Wo1n-down aud de-
ep3lrfnE.
q The listlesB, euervated youth. the oyertasked
Hsn Of business, tho victim Of nervous depression.
he individual suffering trom general debility will all
ind Immediate and permanent relief by tho use Of
forwarded By Express, on receipt Of money, to any
All such orders lnnst be sent to C. 4. COOK. Chi
cagn, our General Agent for the West.
Sold b. all druggists sJWheFe.
C. A. COOR, CHICAGO, General Agent tor khe
States OF Illinois, lows, Wiscouain. Michigan and la
DIR. ". II. MERVIN It CO.,
SOLE PHorH1HroHs,
No. 50 Liberty streat, New York
, 1864-02-14
FROM ST. LOUIS,

1opHt1n 0tepa4CA 10 L0lcaR0 Vr1buuG.l
ST. LoC1s February Il, 1854.
George Francis Tra;n, who was recently
furnished free Transit ont of this military de-
partment, returned to the city last night and
took rooms at tho Lindell.
Governor Hall proposes to move the State
military headquarters to Jefferson City. This
is movement to separate State military mat
tiers from radical Influences.
The Legislature is On high horse to-day,
The following proceedings are re- ported: A
resolution declaring in fayor Of Abraham Lin
coin for next President Was Offered Mr..
Jameson, of St. Louis, moved to lay the rcso-
lution on the table. The ayes and noes were
demanded, and the vote resulted-ayes Is,
noes 81; SO the resolution was laid on the
table. On resolution indorsing the policy
of the Notionnl Administration, Nr. Burns
moved to lay On the table, and demanded the
ayes and noes. The vote resulted-aycs 46,
noes 50; 80 the resolution was laid on the
table.
Gen. RosecranE has authorized Bishop Ames
to take possession of all Methodist Church
buildings In the interior where pastors are
disloyal, or where. pnlpits arc unsuppned,
with view to appointing loynl pastors. =,
, 1864-02-14

WAsn1scTos, Feb. 1s.- Richmond papers
OF Inc w, received. contain the following:
LAKE ClTf, Fla, Feb. 8.-Eightecp ycsscls.
Eunbo*ts and transports have arrived at Jack.
sonvIlle. The enemy, presumed to be. IN
large forcc, llas landed and is advancing.
The Richmond E1qm4:aer contains Gen.
Lees rc1ort concerning the late Federal re-. ,.
connolssancc WHICH states tint the Fede1als
r.:he1 hands Their loss Is four Killed ana ID
twenty wounded, and Lieutenant ana fwcn:
ty-tvc men captured. One Federal Captain
ane thtny.nine privates we're captured.
the Richmond E1amiser says: The author
nits have taken measures to prevent m M
ttripated rising Of the Yankee prisoners on
btiic lslnhd Tue same paper urges rigid
enforcement e, Of the conscription law.
lhe lorce6 at Richmond are commanded by
1Gn hlzey. Gen Hood is assigned to the
, 1864-02-14
FEGEtE;. e.:3ls iAas3G{ /: GOA.
lSpecial Eispatch to tae Chicago Trhunc.1
CHArrAHonnA. Eel. IL 1861.


CHATTANOOGA, Feb. IS, 1861.
The statement that the enemy are in force
at Tunnel ELL is false. They have. positive
II sent large force to Mobile. They are not
fortitying Dalton, as telegraphed to cotem-
porary for sensational purposes. Late rebel
papers say TINT several thousand Yankee
prisoners arc being sent from Richmond to
Georgia for safe keeping. Hospitals are be-
ing cleared, the town policed, and every
thing indicates an carly opening Of the cam-
paign.
Look out for interesting news very soon
from quarter least expected
Gen. Logan penetrated forty miles from
the river, about Sand Mountain, md met tho
enemy and took about 40prlsoners. His e1cur-
sion to Sand Mountain was as quiet as active.
The people were loyal and rushed out with
flags and cheered our forces al1 along the
route. Quarter1naster Dudley, Of Cincinnati,
in chargeat Bridgeport, is under arrest for
alleged frauds. It is believed he can excul-
pate himself.
Rebel women at Huntsville have been de-
tectcd in attempts to emuggle goods into the
Cou(ederacy.