Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
From So. Louis.
st Louis, March 81.

st Louis, March 81.
Ks MAJ Bond, Rnsecran's Chief Aid, has re-
tnrned from Washington, under orders to
report here under arrest. The order is cop
sidered as wholly unjusti6sble. and aimed
at the General by Stanton and Halleck as
piece Of spite in return for bis showing
up some of.their encouragement in his
late Turner'S Hall speech. 20
By order of Proqost Marshal General
Sanderson, Capt. Talon. U. s. Police, is
ordered TO suppress the sale Of P0llard,s
Southern History of the War, Confederate
official Reports, Life of StOnegall jackson.
Adventures IF Morgan and his Men, and
all other publications based on rebel views
or representations. s--vz
Negro enlistmeuts in Missouri to date,
are ss follows: 70 ..... fs-.
LIST district, Al; %, 100; Sd. 257: 4th GO;
9Th, 672: 9th. 1000; 9th, Il; 9Th, rs; 9th,
4 ,4e3-total. 4,492. 90 .-.. , 800
J. Reliable reports received at the Provost
! Marshal Generals office cOptradict the ru-
mOrs in circulation that rebel bonds are in
Testing the counties of Rails and Monroe.
/ No msrauding in those counties recently
has come totbe knowledge Of the military
authorities.
Sergt. IL B. Sayers, 9th Minnesota, has
been detailed for duty in the Provost Mar
sbOl Generals Office
The Secretary OF War has ordered that no
paroles shall be extended to rebel officers
now 10 prison.
lieut.. Hine, just relieved from duty in
the Provost Marshal Generals Office, has
been ordered under arrest, to answer char
ges against him.
The General cOmmand;nG the department
has given instructions 10 the Provost Mars
shall General that citizens may retain hVr-
SEES LETT IN theI: possession by the rebels
as substitutes for others taken away by
them ....
Permits have been granted to Capt. Dyer
n Quartermaster of this Der artment, foT three
! or four negro families at Pilot Knob to be
: taken to his farm in Illinois, the men be-
ing too old for service. ..--. .. ...........
.4 st Louis March 81
The Prooost Marshal General has order
ed the seizure OF PoIlards Southern Histo.
ry of the War. the Confederate official re
ports of the life of Stonewal jackson, Lift
Of Morgan and his Men, and all publica
, | ti0ns based upon rebel information cir
. culating as for sale in this department.
: The steamer Florence, sunk in the Mis-
souri, River on Monday was valued at $50
600; insured for S2S 900. She was lad Ell
: with bacon, hemp aud grain, most Of wbic
= is lost.
: About two hundred wagons leave 81
Joseph daily for Idaho.
The Democrats Cairo special dispatc
> says;
= FOrret's force was ordered to jackson
" Tenn , . -r
u L
> ed, Col Kicks having sufficient to repuli
any attack. During the fight at Paduca
- the rebels to Mrs. Hammond from the ho
> pital and murdered her. Mrs Hamilton
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Egan, and Mrs. Nj
& Glory were also taken and sent to the frOr
between the two fires, and KEEP. there a
hour. Their dresses were perforated b
:, balls. While the rebel flag Of truce W,
: moving forward they disposed their force
"a for action. Our men had ceased firing f
- fear Of the women being killed.
A man was arrested on the steam
NJ Anderson, having IN his possession
:. freshly taken scalp of a white man, Eu
: posed to belonged to one of our So
" diers. ..
Several persons were arrested as spie
- among then two. women"
r NewOrleaDs papers of the23d contain
a news.
,e ST. Louis, March 81
N The New Orleans Delta of the .;
N says:
of Official Information was received Il
b. morning that a reconnaissance, under &c
err Mower, was made to Natchidoches, = 5 mil
T. above Alexander, on the 2lst where t
c enemy were net in some force. A e.
to ensued, in which we tured the rebels fan
st captured four pieces of artillery with r,
p sloDs and o00 prisoparsD