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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-17
RED WING GooDHUE COUNTY MIMI WEDNESDAY FEB II 1864

reporting that they had sdscamred ACROSS the
|lin,, but saw three bucks IN town. The
Major sent 20 men forward, and marched
the resttof as home. Two days after the
~ came back IN with two ol
their number wounded. They captured two
Indians and ia the excitement let them go
again. Our boys were wounded BY an excl
ted Sergeant Of Co. a.
About three weeks ago, Major Hatch
heard again that. there wasa good chance to
|gobble some Of the natives, and accordingly
sent up II men in sledges to undertake the
Trhsy procosdea % ssse. J and there
learned that the Indians were ehcamped
about 2 miles from town. Az dusk IN the
evening led by Chippewa Indian the ad-
vanced 70 camp i They passed them in a
low ravine sitting in their. tents, probably
not dreaming ofthe impending danger
An old women, wounded ran out and cried
for: our boys not to kill them, as there was
nobody but an old man and three squaws,
but to go over hill not far distant, and
Kill iadians who had moved their camp that
day. The Lieut.. in command ordered a
half breed Sioux with him to tell them to
come up. They came up crying and trem~
bling to within short distance when our
boys fired and killed and scalped them
They then came back to Pembina on double
quick. not careing to pay visit to tho camp
The actors in the massacre felt very exul-
tant over it, and ran exhibiting around the
camp with the gray seal IS Of these women
man and boy. .....
The men in camp do not think so much Of
1t. They look upon it as very dissraceful
to the profession Of arms. It may be well
to kill women ard children but I do not
think it reflects much credit or honor upon
q christian soldier to take their scalps:
hays had opportunities, but thank God I
hrve not as tar forgot my christian trainiu &
as to place myself on level with a barba
rian. One old women. Little Skies mother
lived after being wounded three times and
scalped to be carried to within 20 miles of
Fort Garry; - -. ...* o.. e.. ...~.. +
fH"tches Battalion is heavy thing. 1t had.
better be kept whree it is for the credit Of
the Sta G, but emit further comment.
We are having very pleasant weather.
we never saw finer. The health Of tn,
Battalion is very good. Jean Philleo, Tom
Little, Bennett boys and the rest Of the
boys from Goodhue Co., are all well. The
boys are in fine spirits as they expect the
paymas,er daily. Our Quartermas,er fails
to have any seeks for the boys, which is
very bad in this climate. We expect to be
on short allowance before spring. 4 ...~.
Last week SO Sioux Came into camp and
themselves. They. are in pit.
able condition. One chief lrozs to death
while coming in, and these are badly frozen
They say that they do not want to fight
my more, that they got badly punished last
sumner. We expect a lot more in before
Spring. .m~ -. Ii +.s.s.,.-r 3..... /
There are lot Of Sioux down at Fort
Garry. They have killed all their dogs,
and very near all Of their ponies. The
Governor has tr;el to his utmost to get
them to leave, but to no avail. .,s..z.s.
... ,............- ..-...sssels, w. g. A.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-17

At q factorj in Portland Main, nearly
1, 600 bushels Of pototoesare concentrated
for the army every day. All the water ID
absorbed, leaving abont five posnds Of nu.
triment TO the sixty pounds, which bushcl
of poi atoes averages, and that coucentrtion
is ground up, giving it the appearance Of
Indian meal. 1t is cooked by returning the
water to 1t in boiling state, and keeping it
hot from ten IN fifteen minutes, when Il
swells like starch aud assumes the apearance
of potato prepared for the table.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-17

]. Josh Billings. the philanthropist beg.
leave to state zz.ssssa$s
That onions are good for = bad breath.
That Rockawa clans are : good oponin'
for emmy yung men.
The ships are kslled sls bekos thay always
keep man on the look1ut.
That turning water into wine i mira
kle. in these day = worth at least three hun
|dred per cent.
That boys ANT ap 70 turn ont well who
don't get up silI 10 o'clock in ihe norsing
That ifa man II gong 70 make 6znesa
!of ssryins the Lord, be likes to ses him do
III when be measures up anions 4 well !,
when be hclles glory hallyIuysf.
Thst wisdom amt nothing more then edi
kased canning.
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~. FHsADnAH, jasper;
FRnD. HorvnAH, Harrison Township;
Joss Z. HovvnAH, Columbia Township:
Csc. HcYvnAHs HARRISON Tow nship;
Gro y. SHURrx, Ferdinand;
JoHn @. BEcKnAs. Ferdinand;
ERasr PrcEHARDr. Huniingsburg;
4. b. TAYLOR, Ireland;
sad By Druggists 4 Merchants ever where
9. w. ROBACK, Compounder ~ Stomach
Bittsss. Blood Pills, Dstiller and Msnufa- \.
tuves Of Catawba and Swedish Bssndies and
su kinds Of the finest Domestic Liquors
which IRE sold. wholesale o. In any desired
quantity, q Nos. 56. So. GO and G2 Ess,
Thisd Street. Clacinnaii, q.
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NO\ANk NO VNOvC.

~ proof that the Blood Iurihsr and Pills are
purrly vegetable have the certificates u those
inens ehsmIsss. Professors Chiffon Of New York. and
Locke % Cincinnati.
Rod NJ nohack's Special Notices and Certificates
pubiished n Aconspieuoua part O this Paper rom
1ime - iue.
~ q - scHndIDssian Vegetable Blood Puri-
ar q - bpo1la 90 = pes half dozen. o. shs ecan-
linsviis Syssbls Hood fills, . esass psr boz q
bonss ~ II.
Prjncipsl O6lcs and eaIssrccm. Ne. Eass Fourth
~. - Gklding from Main d., Cincinnati, o. -
1922 IA n uammxnd Street.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-IiExRy A. HoLrRArs.
Auditor-THEoD"RK ScsIEInAss.
Tressurer-E. SrKFHExsoN.
Recorder-Aucusr LiIscHsI.
Sherif-JoHS WEiKEL.
Coroner -CHARLEs KRArs.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
VIZ. n. GREEH,
n. NJ DAVIS. Commissioner.
g. NfEHAus.
OFFICERS OF BAixBRIreE 1owHsHsF.
Justices Sebasiisn Kuebier. W. Msnros
J. Rose.
Trnssee--M. Keefer.
Constables-A. Eckert, II. Endhofen
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ONE person writes, her daughter was
cured Of 6A Of nine years standing, and
s. vitus' dance Of two years.
A1ofW1 writes, his son was cured
ater his 6esh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurs
able.
AuOfHHB was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
Au01Hx8 was cured Of Fever 6ore
which had exisEsd fourteen years.
Auo1EBB n Rheumatism Of eight
years.
CassS lnanmsrable Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned N
which ~ hariAsr and Pills
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dag Of our country; aud. in the event Of
10 obtaining power. shry will receive I'll
the care. protection. and regard ihss The
brave soldiers 81 the Republic have % no
bIy earned.
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THRoucHour the usIos. 70 sELL
The Departure and Landing Of the
PILGRIMS.
These two magnificent STEEL PLATED
EscRAvIscs. (24a36) are now ready for de-
livery Catalogues u beautiful American.
French and Eng .ish engrsvings sent free 70
Agents.
Great inducements TO energetic canvas
Ter- Of both sexes.
COSMOPOLITAN Arr UNION AGENTS.
Are informed that Sir Wslter Scott and
his contemporaries, beautifully engraved on
steel, same sixe and mate picture 10 Shsk-
spesre snd his friends. will be shortly ready
and their orders are respectfully solicited.
Apply 70
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feb. 9th. 1064-5w.
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ONLY Sf.25
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g.Ssl-: A@SSea

vcls. XXI. ana NH. Edrrd BY r. 5.
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Work Ilkc . CNANvvyA.
VAne HAOOA VMS

NJ che most active and thorough pills
.ahat .hags ever been introduced.
They ct 70 directly upon the Liver,
.eeeisir has organ 70 SUCH an sxtsnt =
stkaa systsm 49, noe rslApss into -
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~ GO with simply : purgatiye piii.
They ars really
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N\OOA OMA 1iASex VvM,
which, IN conjunction with the
D\OOA YArxSN9x,

.WiIl cure al the aforementioned diseases
and, Of themselves, viii relieve and cure
headache, Gostiveness,
,Obgio Pains, Cholera Mcrbus,
indigestion, pain IN the EQUALS,
Qizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret II.
AK your neighbors, who have used
thsm, and they will say they are
Good Medicines,
and you should Try them before going for
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6es Pamphlc< or Almanac Of my local
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+ : TAI LIsM ED DsO6
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF 3 TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

10 a 40 I'll ~ ~ DEkO d..
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New York.
MOULD can the attention Of Deslers 10
w The articles Of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Macabcy Domingos.
Fine Rappee. Pure virpinis,
Coarse Rappee. Nschiioches,
American Gentleman. Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Scotch,
lr,-h High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy loot,
IL Attention is called To the large reduc-
lion ia prices Of Fine-Cut Chewing and
Smoking Tvbsccos, which will be found Of
Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. SMOKING.
Long, s. Jseo,
No. 4, Spanish.
No 2, CANISTER.
Nus.lS2 mixed Granulaied Tuskish.
FINE CUT cHgwIsG.
PA l. or plain,
C.y-ndisl. or Sweet,
S're, Scented Or"noco.
Tin Foil Csvendl-h.
v. B.-A circular u prices viii b. sens IN
application. April 49, lsf3-y
, 1864-03-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrnaroA, March ., 1861.
SENATE

SENATE.
After the 1n.rodurt;on - ra,,ous u,,uportau,
h5]ls nessana ,Taa snn ~ 49,. t,a Wnpse N.
nonne, ~ dsash Msh M ass9Se4 ~ 1o .ns 1vcoy ~
Hl,nois. WIG usAt1 " 'ne noi'' o"on A"'e9N' -
Xnnronria,e eu1oo,e. -.,. aa,,xerca IN the de.
ceaecd by Nv Mess,s Trnm1n, PnneroT and
Sumncr. Thc nsnai .esn1n1ions ri 1esncct wcra
""'@- w 1arIa1. o1n1." e''
=. Ao1sE. 49,, ~ :
If. c,,,,,,,,,,e WASHINGTON, Matca Et.
oesl1ea 10 aetibeEately eonstcef the pfnposed s
e. 81 % lae constitution 70 bsoaioi. s,assi
@ ~ aa n.ates anu territories, ne tstc7ens1 mG4u
asc - k0s8ppnGnent 1or t1xo Weeka. a.seeo NJ ~
ri ia,. o. masa', 1f9m en- tae Comms.es ~ "a
Il a na lepetea oil tnaI pstaons oeiHeca
, 1864-03-30
IRISH NATIONAL FAIR.
Second Day-prosress Of the Fa;r.-Adaresses
bv Colonel O,Blahoney and G. +. Train.

In t14tc OF the execrabIe condition Of the we,.h.
a.d In e,rcet rroasfncs R,van H.H -. v.l,
el,e last evening with visitors 10 the Great 1r,sb
National EA'r. ihe nall wae well lit up. each
liable having three or four Jets, which together
with the evcr-cbangIne coiorcd dresses Of the
4o"a ~ w osau.o oo'ots o. .ue eooos oue1so
tor, eale, formed scene perfectly kaleidoscope.
On the east side OF the gallery an orchestra dis
s,nns H. ~ 49, n,,no - so3ns ~ -. 1t.;to.s
cos ~ w tae P1Auo W eoioe " lue sieetOl'r
added 10 the general enjoyment. The gallery was
Alcd with ladics, who retired thithc1 to be free
nom the surglns Of the crowd in the body Of the
nan and N b.ve N nnohstoc,ed view of .11 that
1' ~ ~ ".s =" 'A ~ ~ " - ~
w va psselos' on .ne s'Hse tslsu numces =. pso'
fables. and othcrs looking on at the moving world
1,stonc thGn, Ir,rn5 Tho r,riora +.hyo.
s.noa Dso rno.. ~ ' iaa,a. n' ,ena % n1,.s,a saoi
stooo 6nots OF aoiea, "no We1c pufenas1hg
and examining the various articles De toilette With
andsoe e nes n
ceme ecnuy to"no "no II snc'1 paaaaeas style, re-
quest good looking gentleman V1attor to take .
chance in lottery, or.purchase body dress or
pan o. tss1 tatect ne tooksn nke stng'e
Young "an " "iuo"a' Inc ceotfe table, and
thoEe on witch tho Philadelphia contributions
were displayed, were the most frequented, while
as vas' .ta ~ .3,n;raa ~ ~ sa.,. e 1900 ma1o'e,
WAS .ne aa'aleo VI ~ aoanAse's- a ninlsture sall
length et2tue Of Stephen L. Douglas enclosed In =
Elaes case, attracted come attention, but not 90
much as the portrait ofpope Pus X Lotteries were
the order of the day yesterday, A aoIlar a ticket
WAS tho entrance fee, and at 1hat pricc there was
m officially In fllinp nm the lists 1bc follouIne
are aome oY the nri.es That pvere ,ro, vaa+c,dsr
and the names al the euccesaful winners NJ +,
j. lamb. ret of silver. $50: r A. Kelly n. e
1rocthnrn. silver n,tehe, San. = po.no,o. s;1
, 1864-03-30
FROM LOUISVILLE.
important Military C1lanses-Gueril-
las Mt Work.

LOUISVILLE, March e3.-In pursuance of direc-
tfons from Gen Schofcld, in accordance with or
ders rom Lieut.. General Grant, Kentucky has been
divided into two divisions. : :
The western dfttrict comprises ali between the
Nashville railroad 10 Cumberland River, under
Gen. Ewing. Headquarters on the railroad.
Tho eastern division comprises all between
Hobson. Headquarters In the held-the whole
uuder command Of Gen. Bprb1idge, whose head
quarters are at present in this city.
That part Of Kentucky west OF Cumberland river
bc1onge to the Department OF TENNESSEE
The ezpress train which left Louisville Monday
morning for Lebanon was captured by ten guer-
Fas and the two passenger cara of the train burn-
cd. gang Of ftleen Federal soldiers on the train
surrendered without firing gun. This guard has
been ordered to Louisville under arrest.
Bars Gap md report no signs Of Lonestieets
forces. :
Lieut.. Col Robert Vaughn has been appointed
Provost Marshall Of Louisville, vice Major Fitch,
, 1864-03-30

Intentions and Designs OF the Rebcl..

LOUISVILLE, March so.--suuday's Chattanooga
Ca-ete eays the rebels claim TO hayo 1000 men 1t
Chattanooga and Est Tennessee when Long
streets forces move into kentucky. which they say
All the heay artillery Is being removed from
Kingston to Atoona. -
Tie rebel Gen. Johnston h1s restricted hfs Off
GERS and his Major Generals down TO one horse
each.
, 1864-03-30

LAW RfEG0HQt
q. 8. cEouET couRr-Baprs Drsmmond, y
sle: Crawford ct Al. W. Kelly ct al. Verdict for
4ss binrmore ". Smith Ct E Al. Default Ut 81 Smith
and leave 10 amend declaration.
sS1. Vots Ct Al. 70: Forsyth. Demurrer argue1
md taken under ndviBement.
s57. Lombard vs. Sloey. On trial
c1EcUrT couRr-BsFo'e 1faasanss, J-cam7'on
LdW.
ss6-Mathewson rs. Van Blaricum ct a, Rule to
chow cause Why new bond should not DO filedex-
SIS SIS shay @ n. Maple ct al. Rule to plead extend
ed IL e t!5st dsy o Of 2 next term ,a na.n,t
s95. Miller vs. Curtis. Dismissed at plaintiffs
s. Hess HsSsss :: s Z e cn: s. Ct s,s. Il Same order
96a. Williams Ts. McDearman ct al. Motion to
eet aside order setting asidc Judgment
.b66. D1nning u. Stevens ct al Dismissed at
PLAINTIFF coetg.
C1anee7y. =
50j. Green ct al. n. Douglass ct al Decree ap-
Mhe w. ct =. dismissed At
63. Gage ct al. u. Derby ct al. Motion for de-
creo againtt defendants On answer aud cross mo-
Of necessary parties. ,~ .,.4~
a., City Directory.
- lCommunicated,l ,..
puSlishers of DE regular oity Dlrestory, to stsls
that some parties unconnected with them arc So
Letting adveEtlsements for Bdsfness Directory.
& $50 &e91ledl The s1Petienee Which or merchants M
in the DIRECTORY business. and attempting that
which only laree experience can e1oct With acSa-
racy md satisfaction, shonld warn them 20, to Dis
tably lead to disappointment and Q serious injury
to The compilation of a good and reliable work.
ar ia ftH 1Mtu
, 1864-03-30

Enbofoughs advice, and submit to the teruas pro-
poeed BY Austzia aud Pfusstn. = -
VHNNA, March ia telegram from Bcrlin, to-
day. inserted to be derived from authentic SOURCES
states that Denmark s dsposcd to acce2t the aru1i
slice and conference in their cssential pointa.
, 1864-03-30
BOARD Of EDUCATION,
Resignation Of IT. L. NeWberry as President
Of the Bezrd-Appo'ntments, &C.,
Corporal Punishment.

The Board Of Education held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon. the Vice President
P. Carpenter, In the chnlr. The following were
vflle, Holden, wicker, wentworth, onahsn, Fos.
~ Ssssa.s-ar 49, -" "1fet'nlcn'sn'
~. -. - -. -.,---
1Ae Hanotse " eue Antes PREVIOUS 'ueelinss
"ce teao aao 0ppfo'eo-
The Secretary read the following:
~ the Ro.nd ~ Ednc,tIo, ~ the fst~ of r,,,,.oo.
80 1oAlo y. @>oae-..ou " Aus ~! VI sa'caso'
me unable properly to discharge the duties Of the
Senc3 of Qonr Rnayd dt Inc F3esl
oe9Ss 9s;ss.n1 VI Soaf ooato' w ,,-,,-
Inspector Wah1, the Board proceeded to ballot for
prcs;dent IN An tbe r,c,nrz IN tts .n,n..so, h.
elected and dnly qualified. in June next
to agree the election was postponed til the next
meeting =. ...--..-.
AFPotSTxEs1s AND TnASsFERs.
The Secrethry reported from the Committee On
rae,n,nenssd e ~ - normatioa W W.. m s'naa. :,
Ieooamenoea 1ot conafmauon -AIss sanger. OF
south Chicago school, and Aiss Lyoa, OF Holstein
sseee' ee ,,e @ona%sa ean@,ttee ,enot.a III. ,,onr
4ransfere which were nnprored.
1{sry q. Godwin. Assistant Foster School
Add;e ii. Moore 1ssistsnt iSinxin srhooi
Emily 6. ste!ens, Assietant CeloEed school
= A. Noyes, Assistant Skinner School.
Frances L; 1affs, assistant No. II School
@ Annis 9IamsnfGhan' Ton Ton S9nsa 10 sk3nnes:
III d,sn tr' ;a nu ~ Sp 10
MISCELLANEOUS.
sented a eet of anatona,cs1 charts to 1he Kinzlc
Sth'. Roa,d r. uels tcnGesea IA Mr Sioeum the Tor
mc1 Principal. for bis Abcrality.
The secrctary called the attention Of the Board
to The crowded eondinn M q inc srh9o1s 70 H. he @ m9s,
ately.
On motion Of Inspector. Sheahan, the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds were
thc1f alse1eao9 y oeans 9noefstooa tna' II eoulo
be pnfcnaeea ios aoout SsSo ...., ,.,, ~ .1n
Jones school asl5ng Tor an appropriation q 50
for the Jones sehool ~ 1ana; tGwaf1s pssaRf - 1os r.
Wentworth, tue committee on the Jones SCHOOL
The Secretary ea!d that, the Williams street
brunch school was very much crowded; no action
Tnb takeu.
An application By lady teacher for leave to
tr1ntfer kcT cliid from another school to that In
which she IL 4 teacher. caused good deal Of dis
t1as I1ss'U ,,it3n,a+efV n eran,cd' NTf@~~'
"aA '4'4' cnGronr
Inspector Steele moved the following az add:
lions to the rules apd tegnlatons IN the matter Of
Ordered, That each PRINCIPAL and assistant
sna t1 ,1.ritn 81 II r,taa n WS,ch
tcorno1eol tunjshme1t 6hall be inflicted bT him OF
her upon any pupil, specifying the name,
age, and g7ade Of the scholaf punished, the
o1ense cnafGeo, ana s9e klno nna 1H o. Ean
,. ~ 5nsactin IN ti,e resncrtiTe roas of he
fescher There they are made during the month,
and be returned BY the Principal with bis regular
, 1864-03-30
x,,ter from Europe.

Yoas March sIhsh ;hs stsa%%shR ;st% hlRR n:ro city Of
Manchester from LysrPool t1e hs snu oEnIna
- IosnoE, Iai;eh 1.-THE following telegram Las
been received: All ,,,o-,o~ osa.;.,s
and portion Of qt1qa Ss,SsseE Sess121sa b
sss fss5sea a5e2qsfssSss gpen e.
bsaFy 5f nc 0ne sbins RasI bsiIore Ioa
5eisto itfss1 '':iTh Tha result was unimpoEtant.
a. hs5s E,as saas ssanoaseea iii fof Ss
to Is ss Rng a1s sso dssas
HS9r31 " action fos al eventua1iues, and authof
aa.ioa to employ the regular army and navy IN aid
" RnNvl Mach ID,-The conflicts between the "a
pal md French troops eonttn1e. Inn m popusaee
Side With the former. rae fope1s naese Gull
% Losnos, March 1.-THE 74nS. sly s,'sle S,yi;
An fdea Ia prevalent that reduction OF the panH
rata 10 per cent may not be fat distant.
Tbs Timer and Star advise the Dauas to accept
, 1864-03-30

BALTxonE, March as.-Onc hundred and aye
sfncers Of Morgan's eusrlllas arrived at Point
Lookout on Saturday, They a1e sll Kentackians,
soldiers. One Of thelr number. LAWRENCE ".
Preston, ron OF Congressman Preston, Of the
ID Dietrlct, was ehot and instantly died: After
entering camp Sergeant Yonng a. assistant Of the
te.s' Whea Preston s asted hin 10 60 ont and get
him whisky The Sergeant said that It was agatRst
companion for those negroes. pointing to
to to kesp Keep aSaiet, St He eald he vas not
afraid Of any fankee and declared that io9ng was
hts revolver and started towards the gate, when
Preston kicked him. Young then shat him dead
sevenfy Five Mszourians hare come ont Of camp
during tie week, taken the oath, and been furnish
ed transportation to their homes. They express
hsa5y tired 9f se IT. sna h. aTe el
iaiae n camp who are going back to the rebel az
nv, They petetfoned, some weeks ago, to zen
Butler to let thcn 70 back home tn time to put IN
9prIpc crops, which the General is now arranging
Three Hundred and twenty refugees from VI; n;
ctnfa and North Carollna+ arrived Last WseS and
took the reurired parole or OATH.
, 1864-03-30

An Important Foreign Rumor.
NEw YoRK, March e9.-The Loudon correspond
rnt OF tic Cotnnertia'. states thst the Archduko
Naximi11lan on being applied to for m audience
with the rebel Sldcis, aasented, provided Napoleon
wns willing, but Napoleon fatiy refused to sane
tion the audience, consequently Slidell did not
gain 1t.
, 1864-03-30

lvescd to female who hsd applied for the lcttera
snd described hcrself a. the wife OF John Driscol
Last week parcel came to the .. 8. Express Office
add1rsecd to John Driseol, Chicago, which was
delivered to the defendant who placed her name
on the receipt OF the Express Messenger. subse-
qucntIs tho parcel was applied for By the Dri.cou
to whom 1t belonged; the mistake was discovered.
and the parcel returned through member of the
detective police force. The possibility Of the miss
ing Httcrs having been received by the same nary
wns communicated to the Post Of1ce aathoritic;.
:Ed on Friday last letter Waa posted By Hon. b.
dollar Bills addressed IL. John DiscoIl cbieaen ON
On the following ,day the letter was taken
from the Post oaee By ths defendant, and not hay
made in the ne1ghborhood Of the defendant's resi
dence, whcu It WIS asccrtained that she had been
enecayoing to pass the two bills contained Ii, the
decoy letter, but they were refused. She Wis at
ence taksn intn custody md brought beiore .: s.
Commissioner Hoyne, at late hour last evening,
when; being unprepared to give BAH In thc sum 81
GEO., hhc Ras committed foF further examination.
, 1864-03-30

to whom 1t Belonged tue mistake Was discovered
and the parcel returned through member of the
deteea.e p6cS so1ee: h 1ne Rossibiliy the miss
as communicated to the Post G,ce rs .s4hP same Pa
eEd on Friday last i letter was posled by Hon. +
y. Bell mail agent containing two counterfeit ten
60 no.'aI e'ns, si1os1,n NJ. Joan Dnseol Chicago
frnm he Post OfJIte hT ihe 5efcnG.na a VI taken
Ing been returned up to Tuesday, inquiues ' Tere
made IN the 9edghboshood Of the defendant's res,-
~ ~ mas H. mat sne hsd been
decoI Ietter. but they wern refnsed shs % ~ tae
once taken into custody md bronrht hefone II q
Commissioner Hoyne, at = late hour last evening,
sn nss 70 g'Te nal N INC sum Of
Wv ~. '"' 11'1 eAa1s't1Auon'
AnIUsEmENTS,
Coa- WOODS MusEoa.-Ihe new play OF Ticket
o''Leasc NIL WHICH caused mueh eeosation both
~ Gnsla1 aaa tnis COUNTY, Was proouceo ioF the
=. ~ oue - tue e1ts a. w. "ooa maseu1'' On
a! "ae 49,, .4Ss ~ m!l
III .m.Ia,,.1,, ss,..sa - at. wv
~ Sssa., t,,a a,.a ~ ~ .rds.,aos ,,h,,,'
~, - 49, y, " M..s."s,a. -. snall
p.o".'' AS go 41oaI aAu taet n'sA. WAS
o~oso 70 ~ anehs 1s,.a'a. .sp ~ plos ~ tae
" aan i.Ngss W soe puAl system o.
England anu .no as.ea'' a'np'soa1aen' anu sonse-
quent honotapie TeleAse o. young man nnmed
Robert bT1afy tMt' A1Ren) entirely innocent OF tho
Charge lof WHICH Nc las peen maae 70 sulIer; and
on the abiding love and faith OF young girl
e waif,' the play-bills call her) named My Ed
wards (alts. L. y. PcI17h), whom he haa aided IN
misfortune, and gratefully remembers and loves
him through ah ms uoao'es and mtsienanes.
Then there IS Mfs. WHoasaey lhfe. A1te!) ta1k-
alive o'd noy-a eost OF Ensnsh DANG Farungten
with tprn'snea lodgings 70 let whose son. ham'
(Mtss ha.ue oatnafo! 40 very imp oi miscalci-
, 1864-03-30

The New York Gold Market Uu.
der Treatment.
NEW YoRK, March e9.-The receipts OF gold for
duties at ihs Custom House to-day were $a5s coo,
Of which 1900 were 1n tho new gold ccrtidcates:
closed at lCt,