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FINKLE & LYONS
SEWING MACHINES.

THESE Machines make the lock-stitch alike
on both sides, and use less than half the
thread and silk than the single or double
thread loekstitch Machines d.; will Hem,
Fell, Gather, Cord Braid Bind, &C., and are
better adapted than any other Sewing Ma.
chine in use to the frequent changes and great
variety of sewing required in q family, for
they will fell from one to twenty tRicknesses
of Marseilles without stopping, and make ev-
cry stitch perfect, or from the finest gauze 10
the heaviest beaver cloth. or even the stout
est harness leather without changing the
feed, needle, or tension or uaking any adjust
ment of Machine whatever II!
They are simple in construction, and east
ly understoodi andif aay part is broken By
accident, i; is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS. and will go
farto determined the choice of any intelligent
buyer. P4EAsEE CALL M EXAMINE,
OR SEND ron CIRCULAR
N. D. LocalAge ITS wanted in sections not
yet occupied. Address, -
FINKLE & LYON S. II. Co.,
No. 5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Administrator.s NOTICE.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed 4dinin,
istrator de 6on;s non of the estate Of Oliver
Evans, DECEASED, the 10th day Of Mareh, lst4.
PETER DESH0NG,
May II, 4wn4s#
CHILDREN's Wagons and Cabs for sale
at HICKOKs.
EHANCY Paper AMI Pictures I OF .Nsl,
h@Skcis, at NJ J.I gOKS. 1
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ASHLAND :: JBMB L, 1864

. Stand Firm! Falter not an Instant"
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Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Rev. waoren Randolph, Pastor of Bap-
fist Church. Germantown Penn.
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir Personal
experience enables ne to say that L regard
the German Bitters prepared by you as a
mast excellent m edicine. In cases of severe
cold and general debility 1 have been greatly
benefited by the use of the Bitters, and
doubt not they will produce similar effects on
others.
Your, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pc.
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House Painting and Paper Hanging.
KNHE Undersigned desires TO call attention
to the faetthat he is now ready to do any
work in TIL way of House Painting and Pa
per Hanging. with neatness and upon the
shortest notice. He warrants to give entire
satisfaction in all particulars, and Upon the
,,ost reasonable termS.
aas1f JOHN CROMER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-01
From the Rev. JOS. H.. Kennard, Pastor Q
the 10th Baptist Church.

From the Rev. JOS. H. Kennard, Pastor of
the 10th Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson:-Dear Sir II have been fire.
quently requested to connect my name with
Communications of different kinds of medi-
cines, but regarding the practices as out of my
apprcpriates phere, 1 have in all cases de-
clined but with a clear proof in various in
stances, and particularly in my family, of
the usefulness of DIR. Hollands German Bit
tiers. I depart for once from my usual course,
70 ex press my full conviction that. for gen eral
debility of the system and especially for Liv-
er Complaint, it is a safe and valuable pre-
paration. In some cases it may fail; but u
sually, 1 doubt not, 1t Will be very beneficial
to those who suffer from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD.
, 1864-03-29
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, .

the hall .had reats and these but thinIy occupied
4 gentleman who Wa1 present and counted tne
crowd tells rs that there were exactly III persons
present when tho meeting began; at It's middle
there we're 1eo; towards the close about IS; num-
bcr OF pezaons came for curiosity, listened to the
hataugues little while and then left In disgust ];
80 OF % Copperhead Germans remained throughout
to help make crowd. So much for the size OF the
meeting. :;
Mr. Butz says that he believes that the rasolu-
tions be offered expressed the Views OF the German
voters" one OF which reads a. follows:
"We further deem It our duty to declare That In
Baltimore Convention it will be impossible to pre-
vent division Of the liberal vote."
We do not believe this to be true. II President
lincoln shnll receive the Baltimore nomination.
we are entirely conddept that not one Gefman Re-
publican in hundred will bolt from the party, and
either vote for the Coppe.head candidate or throw
AWAY his ballot On third candidate; but they will
do what Mr. B1tz himself declares, that in such
event, be ahall do--Tote for Old Abe. Ms. Bntz
complains that We sthavo applied some harsh
epitheta to him lately" Considering the provocs-
tipn We are uston3shed at our extreme moderation,
We said nothing until after Mr.. B. declared in his
LouiavlIe speech that "he wanted IN independent
patty organized p that 'he expected to sec that
Convention takc the initiative step to form party
with ralcal principles, for the next Presidential
election; that the German Roaicais had cut
Themselves loose from. taS Republican party; de-" !"
When We read such schiamatic language as this,
and saw that Mr. B. was aiming to pnl 1owa and
destroy tho very party Of Freedom which hc and
we helped to build up in 1855 and 1850,
no could not feel other than indignant at such
vretched and destructive conduct. The great paz-
t. OF Freedom has cost cost us too many anxious
thoughts and too much aching toll to be abandoned
now n the midst Of Its great mission. It hss TOO
much Important work yet to accomplish, vital to
tue future welfare OF this continent aud to the Gle
vaton Of mankind, tor Its pioneer friends to permit
Il % Sc dissolved prematurely> to be
By malcontents. Those who do not like lts psin-
ciples, its organization. or Its candidates,
enn 1eare It, and seek repose in the bo-
SON q Copperheadism, If that pleases them better.
But while they profess to remain in 1t, let them be-
have themselves, and not annoy and disturb its
harmony with their htsaiuga and towlinga. Let
the bzethErn-the Sons Of Freedom, be allowed to
dwell together in amity. The Baltimore Conyen-
tion must be the arbiter Of a personal rira1rics
about candidatee, After that every man should
stand shoulder to shoulder.
, 1864-03-29
Letter IRON, Caspar Butz,

Ep1rons TRIBUNE: I nm cory to see that fau-
.{ul IrpoIt Of the Ch!csso 7smes IN Fegard to tho
ing has, IN part, found its way into Sour columns.
Ny st. Louis friends wore reEy much amused about
he ''phantastic' pranks Of .he I1n.es reporter.
body, Somewhere, and at some time, but they Ger.
taipl were not delivered at the meeting In Uh>ichs
block As far as my own. speech was concerned
rn1fh poft RaTdy @ eontaas a. ward o Wat sai
er applied the epIthet Of '4imbccie' to President
Ltncoln did not refer At nil to hs alleged Inter
st Wonia not vote either for r: Lincoln o. Mr Vai.
npdieha1n, but did soy that should vote for Mr,
Lincoln in case ny eholee should on1y lie between
~ 1}ihoush @ you ha7e applied soma Sery harsh cpl
thets to he lately, am perfectly willing to take
them "a expressions uttered in the heat ofa poti-
eal debate. ! welI remember the time of 1851 and
with you fot radical principles. We differ about
The piopricty Of ofrcnominating ir. Lincoln. II IL:
Lincoln and nobody else is Indeed the personiaca-
to tba name of traltor to the party Of fFeeIom,
honcstly belieys that the resolutions which I
ly adopted. express indeed the Views Of najority
Of the German voters: The information which
you derive ftom certain sources, Is not correct.
attended; there were At least from 500 to 800 pfcs
ent, and among them very many Of cur oldest and
most respected cihzens.
BILL hope ta44 t1e 4f324{Hd and the radical Ger
1naaa Of Chicsgo will once moro be found ou the
same side. Meanwhile VIC elaim our right TO OK
press our views. We put our trust in the pcop|c.
-. Yours, Ecry respectfully,
-, CAsrAH BpTz.
REMAHKs.-II 1r. B1tz goes to the trouble o
correcting alleged errors be ought to be careful to
avoid making others himself. It ia not tue thai
ttere were nom COO to 500 men present at the meet
{e,: The ha1l With The seats all removed wiIb.re
IL hold Soo men standing close together. Only hal
, 1864-03-29
FROM COLES COUNTY.
L Serious Copperheed Disturbance.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
srENaTzElD, H., March 2s, 1854.
Aserous disturbance is reported to be going on
In Coles county Colonel Marshall, Of the 64ta reg
fment Illinois volunteers, and Major York and sew
eral other persons arc reported to have been shot
by tho copperheads.
Great excitement Is existing at Mastoon. The
64th haa gone to Charleston, and measures have
been adopted BY the Assistant Provost Ma1shol
Geuessl to send aasistancc II needed.
Especial Dispatch to the. Chicago Tribune.l
4ArrooN, colcs County, ILL.,, March g.
Much excitement prevails here at startling ru-
mo1a U = disturbance 1t Charleston, twelve miles
distant, between party of soldiers and the Cop.
perhcads Of That place. 1t is impossible to give
particulars tonight. but there is good reason fot
believing that quite fight occurred between por
tioa OF Col. Mztahall's 54th Illinois regiment, IN
which the Colonel was shot and Beve.ely wounded,
as wc1l AZ Major York and several other persons,
officers and priyascs. Tho Surgeon Of the regiment
was killed. Ills name 1cannotlearn- A strong force
wcnt out from here to Charleston, {twe1ve m,les
dietsnt and reports came back that after splsi.
ted resistance from the coppesheads In which SET.
cra Of the1atter were shot, they capturcd most ol
the ingleadets. All reports tonight are confused
and contradictory, but much excitement prevails
aud viii grow out Of tho affair.
, 1864-03-29

From Our Correspondent with the
Fleet.

Fleet.
fspcc.al Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
RID R1xEE ExrEp1E1on; TaaSsr9HT M @ Taos:
March Is, 1864.
Tic aest composed Of nincteen transports and
tccn gunboote entered the mouth OF Red riFer fold
r,ycr) On Saturday the 18th at IL O'Clock snd as
ccudca fcnteranga bayou which enters into the
Atctafalya) to point called Slmsport. The morn.
Ing Of the Sabbath WIS devoted TO drill On oaE
transport In the afternoon We had religious scrTt'
ces On the lower, boiler and hurricane decks. In
the 1nidst Of the third seEslce an order came to
prepare for march, with dre days fatfons.
ii eeyeu The 'sfan in ~ ssas heard, and at eight
and haH O'Clock the three divisions moved and and
then I'M marched iii 10 .. T.. hsitins fcr three
hours again to repair bridge destroyed the pre-
vious alte1noon by the netreating rebels. All
oyer; and marched IN 5:aJin the evening, arriving
Within mile Of this fort. The gunboats had a.
oSf1eo the river and opened fire upon nc 1o!t,
ias9h and 18th Illinois, 6qth Indiana and 9Th
t!oSn), "a brigade, 14th and SD Iowa, and 9Th
nM,ssoasi. continued marching and 1t once formed
;cit ana re ID On the front and right In ftteen
inn ;s3n ine action became severe the fighting be-
alihnnnh hs,htI on tbs le and front The regiments
nEt TWO hour feet, pressed forward hurriodly for
ee me G;onifss Z; and most elor!ou=lg did they 1ght
h aa u. le9ying everything, hurried forward aud
NasonI Is h tne nnal y, chasccd was made Tho elth
Sa!saoqgh your 18th was only behind by tho cal6s
peasf asing backward as be scacd tc fortiacationI
who entered and IN 60 sSer1 9eaa 9;. the INST nm
tho1tand Of deeadcrs lid taa
ME aont Cheer amer cheer md about
ners anng to the breczc The exatan. aa6 ma oa ~
rnphant masses Continued with Their load ore1.-
flowing and dsatsning cries till as thoushio1 had
his gun toward The blue vault of heaven. oqsT Sao
wtFo taken prisoners eiz large aud aix small nm ~
and large supply OF cornmissury stores srhs ~
tifcatfons weSe among the best, Ind 1c1 mTten
e!vo Sixty viii cover the CASUALTIES, Ind bnt
ecvr1 Killed: 4 glorious triumph {or which We We
t!:ent God
We ieavc Immediately for Alexandra.
, 1864-03-29

SENATE
Nj. FOSTER, Of Connecticut, from the Commit
b,n eiy1ns si69 pensioas to Rcvoatioaa1y soldiers
The Senate took Up p thc bilf arnendatory to the
9s Mf TRGaBU BULL oi 1l.noia addressed the Sen
ate at lengtnin favor Of the bill:
pad oa ths s Aoase
state and maintain I crzitotia Government.
Mr. WILSON, from the Military Committee re-
ported adversely On the use OF concentrated feed
III IT, Rofa WisoS s. is III relating to tho
b 1T We s, sn 'sa 9 0 u NO
additional cadets from each State represented IN
Congress, resident Of the State wherein appointed
aas e: 5n ao{ more e yas's s Il Il ss
and selected according to merits and qual1aca-
Mr. coLLANER reported q bill relative to the
compensntions Of Pension Agents, which allows
sfk IF ss saa g ,pg ssn @ S H5 as
Tor every additional S., ,0n. -.
Nj. GRIMES introduced a resolution inqai1ing
eeameu hare been transferred from the military to
i The @ Senate lien tool np he special order, viz:
The JOINT resolution to amend the Constitution SO
ns to forever prohibit slavery an<nvoluntary ser
MT III. 7aUSs9I4. f5 * H., made lengthy speech
T I;1asa =. 1,s sps no., ~ T. ,ghc,
~ ~ hs YIN 31eoSs,stanrx t. ~,
~ " eas,Hen nt4 Eti hih ~ tVnt.i15.o ~
rs ann.slaxefs aaesnon' 10 WHICH Af' "nAilsoa
~pnt ~pl1sl! r9EiIs1t .ru .,,1,. T.. s,,c- 1T III.
>fi1 r. "AAeVN' u nAos'' st'oAe ~ 1A'o' " 'nS
oaa
aojoulneu. HOTTER: IT,. ~.
=. ,,a->o~o~, 4,,.e1. xu,..
III. Noti9N, @o1 nhnots+ >ln1rooneeo 3oMt
ehtntion psoaibittns slavery IN pug Statcs ana ief
f1lot!et. he1etfeq 70 tne 1u4c1a1y Eoniulttee.
On motion Of 4r. GARFIELD, q ohao, res91Q-
lion was adopted Calling On tae Secretary OF Maf
to furnish the Houte with any Information III MS
posEestlon n reference to claims Of FesEice ren-
cnt war stating tho amountof claims and serTice.
Dir: ASHLEY, Of OHIO, reported q resolution
granting the nac 81 the hall ef the House to Tue
Nashingtou Lecture Association Tor the 6th Of
April for tho delivery Of lecture bJ Hon. George
Thompson. the proceeds after paying expenses, to
, 1864-03-29

nicncc In exnerenced hv The ecarcity ofeesmen. s.
vnr yesses arc waiting for crews, and onethird OF
inc Pac1ilc eqnadfon1s useless. large nampee W "
sea1ncn whose terms OF service have expired arc
necessarily retained In the service to keep tho ves
scls aaoat. Energetic measures arc to be taken
lmmeolatel5 ~ Ing ffea'acn1 ano 'ae
to remedy this serious evil.
.ho non.e hin. 1cr;: -cnortsd ,vo,,h1y fran the
so,sta
osra a,s ,,.-, ,--,.;'' -,z .,s,tssn.
The Territorial Committee organized Montana
1u, a~"n. ~. 4,n,a ,n..o,na on. don,.,,,, =,
tus otas .nslouucgo Man wa na ua9 e.mnna R;s
I4ecs. and providing for wsgon road thereto, and
onc anpronriatinp Sin oorforthe Indians In Nichi-
can
sAD' 7ax xx.77or.,, n.rs ouxs1,os.
hr. Sherman presented memorial from four Ma.
tiona, Banks at Cincinnati against the passage Of
tss amendment to tho new ea;ss9e, 81, tseaislns
National Banks to redeem their notes in New
York. -.
Msssh aoase sYpG1,d
Maine, and Ross, Of H. to spperintond TIC reno.
ral OF ihe remains Nj. Lo7eioy ffom Brooklyn to
lnlnois 49,.
It il statcd that IN attempt will aoon b. made
10 CONGRESS to rsdaea thn volume ol currency, BY
taxing the circulation Of State banks.
WASHINGTON. March The Secretary of the
Treasury has transmitted TO the SENATE, IN 70
the Treasury, their hcld Of operations, pay and
emol9@ents from which It appeara that Under the
act Of MARCH, 1868, twcuty-eevcn supervising and
special agents have been appointed, some with sal
atics Of five and others With slK dollars a day and
ten cent? mile for travel. No case to exceed
5000 IN full.
Under the act OF Jnly Z, 1852. to further provide
for the collection of Revenue ten HpecIal agents.
some With salaries as above, ono at 41,sOn ]. r.
Dimon, at Nashville one at s., 500, Thos. r Nay,
at New Orleans, and thirteen under the act Of
March, 1853 for the collection Of Internal Revenue
At similar salaries, including Thos. Brown for
the sea coast, at nine dollars per day.
The House Military Committee have acted favor
ably on the new style Of military equipments pro-
jected by Col. King, Of New 0rleans. They not
only 1eeeeu tho expense, but greatly IelieYe sol.
dlcis Of unnecessary weight.
Tha Supreme Court has disposed Of tie great
'shat body" casa Of burr against Dusyaa and 9th.
ere. Three erlte In chauccfy had been brought up
on the patents Of II. A. Wells, A.
i. Tyler and Hopkins for Improve.
1nente in hat making machinery. The
the Court WAS delivered today by Justice Grier In
favor Of the defendants in each Of the three cases
, 1864-03-29
FROM SPRINGFIELD d.
State Military Matters, de-

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trabune.}
spR1Sax1ztD, March ss. 1861
Second Lieutenant John 4. schmit, company 4,
eth regiment Illinois Volunteers, Ii honotably
discharged On account Of wounds received In &C
ton.
Me] e]or Joseph 8. Smith, 10Th Illinois cavalry,
having rendered his resignation, has been dis
charged from the 9crs1co on account Of physical
disability and absence without feare.:
II il reported that the 3sth and e1st regiments,
formerly commanded BY Gen. Grant, hare re-en-
listed and will eoon come to this State.
The arrival Of new recruits in this city On satur
day was less than Tor eeyera1 previous days. Only
forty-ve presented themselves at the headquarters
of Gen. White on that day.
-Four hundred new recruits for rar1aus regiments
were mustered IN and paid of at Camp Butler On
Saturday last By Capt 1anma1.
Three hundred and fity men OF the ID cavalry,
Col. j. ]. Mudd, will leave Camp Butler On Tues
day next for the front.
About two hundred veterans Of the fist regiment,
Col 1saac c. Pugh, arrived in this city at < late
hour On Saturday night.
, 1864-03-29

>~ nysxo1rrs M,rch % 1ss4
Senatorial and REPRESENTATIVE dIstrict bills haye
nassed both houses TO-DAY, which viii constitute
the ne1t Horse oS n,netr,e,cht members and the
nrrt Senate of forty-nine mc1nbers-an increase
of rIx TenrescntatIyes and three Senators civ
ton eountv hxs three Renrcseutstixes under the
ne,s annortfonment. =
The Pni,o.d hr,dce hill he. nas.ea ,be r1oneo
rith n,-+he- 1nsctdrst,ona conrer,tnc tf,c. c,n..
.t.rct;n, ~ d,nra Tbr, ner i7,en md ctnor.1 an
rronr;stion hi, nassed bntf bonaes without oono
sit1ou. :.
Abiu psseed both houses abolishing the ONCE
NJ s-rrctsyv NJ the Aoricntnr,1 o,rd. mi creating
the of1cc Of Superintendent Of the Co|lere Farm.
who fe required to residn on Tho College fa,nn In
Story county. =,
4 bill passed fixing the price Of publishing legal
notices at one lo;xr ne, souarc for frat insertion
and ty cents for subeeuuent insertiona. and rtur
the price Of publishing the delinquent tax list at
tEcptv cents pcr description. A creat amount Of
business h.s been Disposed OF in both l,ouses to-
aar, and ttcy hare adjourned to seven md half
O'Clock this evening, when they will meet and run
Nil night and adjourn sins die early in the morning.
It Is stated that the resumptioatsts hare their
ropes 1atd for running through theIr bill before
morning, or tha. they 80 think They will come
to gricf If such is their expectation.
On Saturday both Houses passed the Valley
Ral1road htl securing to that Company the lands
included in the indemnity grant Of 1862 This will
secure the e1sly completion Of that Road from
Eddyyine to Desmoines and Fort Dodge The
lands included In its grant are among the best
, 1864-03-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.1
WASHINGTON, March Is, 16A.
THE nrT.

~ x..-.... 5rr ~ 80.
""sA!Set's+ 1n01e*1 ~ AQUA
~. AZ" TAX ILL.,
Is MOI aelcf"1nea "ncn me comm1tec a, or
Nase ana means VIII report 1ne general A4 Dill:
IheS arc naso al "otA III II 1tom Gay 70 oas' put
TINS I'M nave oone ttie more taan pef1ect INC pro
''e'on "nieu te,a'ee ~ ,lie "4cniueiy ,ot a'ahls
aee1seAet aa @oo~+o"' w -o0AA"s'on "as
oeen reached Vim reference 70 1ae amount o' aats
10 oc unpos*" on any in!pottaat a1l'ae' aau - IL
probable that the committee VIII postpone Inc
ma! oeasaon upon tnen a4t ~ INC tast momen.
There II excellent authority Tor stating that hse
per cent ID likely 70 be 1mposea upon manntactu5-
efs incomes, ana otaes subjects OF taxaaoa which
NJ" pas o1ee pes ea.'
Gor. Brarnlette, Of ky.. arri7ed here yesterda =.
He has 60 faf modified h18 Views On the subject Of
negro recruiting a. to assent to the enrolment OF
negroes and heafnck5 fa1is to furnish ner quota
o1 white men, then enough negroes may DO taken
to make up the deficiency.
SHERMAN ": WILKINSON:
ahe'e "aa 4olte nse1 piusa o-aAs oet"ssa
sherman and WILKINSON growing our Of the iat"
ters reply 10 aepeecn Of tae 1or1ncf made some
time since, IN wa'cn WILKINSON charged sherman
with putting stumbling oloek IN his way Of party
1seopm t~o se"ss ago. ense"aa
Ahneon speech % 1a1sea 10 "a4ea nnSausoa
RETURNED os qao1lng n7ol ano feuetat'ng a's 1o1ua
q s@a's1ueA'7' 7' :.
a,..., u-,,soI,a IN .a1ataa tEh. A.. .. y,
se.a - m ~ ~. ~ a4es ~ auae " ~
enr,a fro, ,c st.t .,,tns T.,
t1o f1or, ro.,.~ n,e r. +hs
.11ov '
rHr1Arr x,orr,ov
Mrssre- Fa,nsworth and poss NJ 1n,nof. .pd
Fiee. Of Maine. left for New York at o,cloet, to
oocomnspy the remains Of Iii. LoyeIoy to his homo
at Princeton: Illinois.
OWEN 1oyE1oT's SUCCESSOR
,Thc statement Of the New York Trik,ns tint
aonsrd sweet vim be Mr. Lore,oy,e sncccszor Il
-,tcd ,v the tct that be does not I've in Nj Lore
to-.. dtafr1ct
~ cox7nAoroRs GONE TO aR1EP.
4 ring Of swind1ing horse contractors WAS broken
, 1864-03-29

NEW YonK, Martb 28.-E- A. Paul writes to tue
Sew York 7TMes that tho rebel Stewart had re-
Gently made an extensive Arrangement foe the de-
struction Of the Orange aud Alexandria railroad,
our cavalry under Gen. Ecasantou. Col. Hreyer
puceeedeG, while watching tho movements OF the
febcle. In capturing over % enemy, destroyed
eiw mil, and large number Of RATS and boats In
ended to he used By Suart In. crossing thu river
i rebel ecout was captured at Ely's Ford. WHO was
dressed IN our uniform. On being tried b. druul-
hcad court martini, he stated that Lee had gircn
u.tlers to strip M the bodies Of Union eoders, and
that the only clothing tho Eebes had for Tosne lime
TIE phtainel In this WAY.
, 1864-03-29
Markets by Telegraph.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
DEtpaEroRT, ILL.,. March q, tS6f-9 2. III.
C1HAHKD-ArabiA, LaSalie, 93.s99 It lumber, $50
shingles; Rock Fun, Lasa1ls, $500 lamber 1900
sllncles; Garbaldi, Lasale, 4G,6l3 lumber, 5i,o;o
thipgles, Il tons coal. 10 tons p1. Iron.
ARnlvKp-Cash!cr, petP1sines, % yds Fubble-stonc:
Marion, Lasalle, 100 brls Pork II. Looms, Athens.
20 yds rubble.stohe; Golden Cloud, Ottawa, 1 brls
Hour 500 hu eorn Lsusa Ann Ottawa, Aoe} bu corn,
10 brs vinegar; II. Channan Lasalte $40 brls pork,
70 b.ls lard $500 ns bacon; Parson nrownlow, La-
Sale. 5,su pu ccrn; Levtathan, Lasal1e, 1870 bu
wheat, t112 bss -four; a.ooa bu corn: 8. A. Douglas
No. :, senecs, 500 bu corn. COO IN Whcat; 4. Cone,
Lasalle, 500 bu corn; Progress IaSal1e, $500 bu
coru Carondelet Lasalle. 315s bu corn 29s do pota-
toes; Cartiet. Lockport. light; G. L. H1utoo1 La-
saue, 800 ns hams: 51l hrls pork; Armenia, L.
sals 500 bu corn n. L. Adama 10. La9alle, 500
bu wheat; Ajax, Lasalle, 800 bu wheat, 2,32o bu
, 1864-03-29
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
j.. Rebel and Guerilla Movements.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
cAmo. March ., 1854.
The telegraph does not work to Columbus to-
day, and there has been no boat since mornlng.
All WAS quiet, but they were expecting an attack
from Forrest.
All is quiet at paducah.
Two epies were captured this morning at Mound
City. They werc in the navy yard. 4 third c.
capped. They had on citizens clothes oRtsidc Of
rebel uniforns, which betoscncd them to be OIL
ecrs. They sent mp two rockets last night which
were answered by two from the Kentucky shore.
The barracks were burned tonight at Birds
Point, cause unknown.
One day last week fifty home guards LEFT Charles
ton, Missouri, in pursuit Of gueri'las While they
were gone the guerllas entered the town and sto!c
four horses. s.