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WASHINGTON, March 15.-Rumors pre-
vail that peace commissioners have reached
City Point from Richmond. but no intor-
nation, after careful inquiry, can be OBJ
tanned 10 confirm their, truth. These ru.
mors came by the way Of Baltimore, but
from no responsible source.
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From Kentucky.

LoUlsvInLR, March A.-An order from
Major General Palmer, published this
morning, announces that by act of Con-
grees, passed on the I'd of March, the wives
and children Of colored men who have en-
listed Or who may enlist in the army are
free. He promises the enforcement of
their rights by tho military authorities, if
necessary, and urges the loyal men and
women Of Kentucky 10 encourage enlist
ments of col0red men in the army, and af-
forwards to recognize them - soldiers OF
the Government and defenders of their
homes, and to exercise Kentuclky's accuse
TONED benevolence and charity towards
made freq.
Gen. James s. Brjsben has been appoints
cd Suporintendedt Of the organization of
fho white and cOl0rod troops In Kentucky.
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BY TELEGRAPH


From Geaeral Scholleld's Con-.
mand..DospePaeo Attacks By
Broxg's Rebels DepQlseas s {
NEW YoRx, March l4.-The HSralds
correspondent in front of XinstonsN. c.,
dated 18th. gives the folio wing aco6snt 9
the fighting there: sssz sSf .
ION Wednesday. the Sth, the enemy con-
o{sting Of Hoks's division, made . deter.
~mined effort to turn our Left dank. They
saeAei up rath1r UNEXPECTEDLY and furious.
u, and ting consequence was the oss on our
1art Of large portion of two regiments.
Nho were thanked by superior numpers.-
The left Of the lire, held 'by the Cd division
OF General Carter, fought desperately, re-
sorting to tho bayonet when their ammuni-
ton wasex hausted. 10 compensetass ZOE , sns
losses here, Colonel savage. o. tne I'D ~
New York cavalry, made z ae.ouf . On ,s1e
rear, and captured nearly one n NJ = =
: ssThe same afternoon an attack was made
on our rie,ht and repulaed without loss.-
f3ensr.l. Scho6eld CAME up IN the afternoon
M assnmed command. Night coming
on. he action ceased. Captain Fish. OF the
l2th, New York cavalry, had lost two email!
had Lost . Napoleon gun. We Ind taken
psrhaps two hundred prisoners during the
''Soa Thursday morning, the sth, Malloy
fully regained his original position, ana
-Soniinped to hold it. The enemy cnarg Sd
uspon him three times IN the tofsnooHi t,s .u%
! er9 each time fepulsed with severe loes OF
sand small loss OF pf1soneiS - tn .'s;.I
,The forenoon yAa mQstT osGugieo ~. VIA
light diminishing al0ug tns WnV.S ,vn H u..,
We still hold our oTl9nat lI.e, sMp, ee
breast having 1seH stecssa ang s sev .S.e.
shearts gScnpylnS n9In 8. ! !hss.. aMS We
sskirmish lyt9. AL tnfou gn Wy sseu ~ ~, y.
the 9th epd ths night ana morning q sns
forth. They hAa eylae Wy 1ea ail1g ots0mS'
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Ice GOfXe.

ALBANY, March 16.-The ice above and
in front Of the city moved down this MORN
ing mile or two and blocked up, causing
the water to rise rapidly. SO that the docks
and piers are now submerged to the depth
of several feet.
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ne Manay Huug..

LOUISVILLE, March t4-A Military Com
mission for The trial Of guerrillas, General
Whitaker, President, assembled Today
Jerome Clark, alias Sue Mundy was found
guilty. two witnesses swearing positively
to different mprcers committed by him
one witness TO his throwing train OF the
mail. The sentence waA death lby hanainp
The time and place to be assigned By the
Major General Commanding.
Gen. Palmer promptly approved the SEN
tences and designated that Clark should be
hanged in Louisville Tomorrow at four
O'clock, r. N. ss,ts ds-s.'
AZ the steamer Gray Eagle passed Bran
donbufg At Il o'clock, this r. NJ, an en-
gagement was observed between the Fed
eral forces, about fifty, stationed there, and
an unknown number Of rebels. Our forces
appeared to be working towards the brow
Of the hill and entrenching themselves in
the Court House and neighboring build
repulse the enemv.l a. -
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Iaeeess1hl Defenee ef Fere IGyers,

00eeesof6l Defe1ee Of FoRe uYeF0.
NEW YonK, March ls.-It appears by Ia
ter iueWe, s that the defence Of Fort Myers,
Florida, by the Union garrison was q very
brave one and resulted id finally ebligine
the rebels to retreat. -;
There vSre various reports at City Point
and in Warrington. concerning Sheridan's
movements. One says h0 has entered
Grants lines north and east Of Richmond
while. another says he has kept on South.
ward, just west OF Richmond.
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DletIi

CKcrNNATT, March 15.-Charles Davan.
port. Superintendent Of the Southern. M
vls,on q the Western Union Telegraph
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Specials e New York Papers.
NEW York. March l5-The Worlds spe.

Specials e New York Papers.
NEW York, March l5-The Worlds spe'
cial from Washington says:
No doubt is entertained here that Sher.
man has reached Fayetteville without 40
lenaagemeut-of any kind except cavalry
| skllmishing. He viii be Joined ut Fay
lsttyille by Scho6eH and p fe&@pplled--
lnotwithstandInRth tie boastjng q the hich.
mond press, Show that they cannot stop his
The Hera,rs Washington specisl says
letter from Scho6eld's headquarters
Newbern 18th, says:
This morning Hoke attempted to break
our lines, but was repulsed with terrible
! our own loss il not more than 300 or 40c
killed and wounded. The rebel loss IN
killed. and wounded and prisoners is eight
times greater. We have possession Of the
fisid, and the rebel dead and wounded are
sanitary supplies are abundant at the
front. The Sanitary Commission has sent
to Newborn one hundred thousand dollars
worth Of supplies, and is loading several
more vessels for the same destination
Newbern is to be made q depot for santa
~ suppIies for the armies In North Car
! NEW York, March is The COMMERCIAL
Washington special says: The stories OF
malfeasance in the Interior Department
are pronounced without formation by the
sf e a. an an that Secretary Mccul,
loeb contemplated the issue Of Z new series
Of 7-so's under the auspices of Jay Cooke
:. = 4 Ae dispsssh from Newborn dated the 18th
says:. Tie prisoners taken by the rebels
in front OF Kinston, have been re captured
--~that Gen. Terry has formed q junction
with our forces, there ana that sherman r1a !,
GoIdshoroa on the 1f,h OF 18th. s7ssT
Gen. Scho6eld has placed Gen. Hanley
in command at Wilmington. He is ma
tive Of North Carolina, but has resided in
the North for many years. ~
- NEW York, March 16. The Herald $
Wilmington dispatch dated March llth
says two Of Cen, Sherrnans scouts named
George W. Quimby and Myron Jamick;
the same who communicated with General
Foster on the Ageechee, reached Whining
ton on the. 10th. They left Sherman at
Laurel Hit, marching on, and expecting
to reach Fayetteville either the night ofthe
10th or the morning of the 18th. Boats
started at once up the Cape Fear river to
remove Instructions and open communi-
cation to Fay ettevilie. Sherman met with
no serious opposition to his march AND
i"u.ri =" arn,,nd h; NJ constantiv. divi.
s IH,e ~ c.1sirv ,,ndar Cen. MeBut,er. is in
his roar, Dick Tav,or has not been seen,
rel,el renorts to the contrary notwithssand.
ing. Gen. Sherman crossed the great Pc.
u tha 8. hs,'l was antrenched but the re-
hal. made = feeble defense. Shernan's
csva,ru Isshad IN on the run and the reb-
sis da:hsd ont also ON the run. In their
a;.ht shev ch;vai rnnslv left to our men /;
.nns i; ~ 1sy,s;.inn FaiSr more were found
-, "a r9r,h hank ONE rahels appeared
co ~ with acting az an escort TO Gen
e u .ha sr. ha5 c.n;,,rad his whole army. ar
.he Wy ~. ~s h.d : Sivis;on ~ verv peaceablt
oags,-r "a So i1 hehinti -
M s- .o :" - most a. ra;Ient health and
condition. Thev have lived quite as stump.
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From New York.

New YORK. March l4.--Troops to the
number of 500 per day leave here for the
front. 3@
The elegant gold medal aud the resolu-
tious voted by Congress were presented to
General Grant ON Saturday.
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continue only so long az they are fully &C.
cupied in that way.
[Signedl JAS. y, FRY,

State Of lows.
ADyuTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Davenport, March l4th, 1865. J
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Office of Adjutant General Of this
State is hereby removed to Clinton.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
Papers throughout the State who usual
ly publish orders from this Department,
will publish one time.
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accept the Interior Department il prema-
ture, as the President had. his assent be-
fore sending his name to the Senate.
The Commercials special says the op!n-
ion prevails In well-informed financial cir
Giles that the Assistant Treasurer Of New
York has been authorized by Secretary
McCuiioch to anticipate the payment Of
May coupons Of sos at his discretion.
whenever In his opinion the state Of the
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Caution |!

II The reader Of tais "no.ice" cannot get
box Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in
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Many dealers will not keep my medicines on
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None are genuine unless the words Holio-
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as Water-ma,k in every leaf of the book of
directions around each boz; the same may be
plainly seen by holding tie iesf 10 the light. 4
handsome reward viii be given to any one rem
dering such Information as may lead to the
detection of any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
'.sSold at the mandatory Of Professor
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and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes, at IS cents, 90
cents, and 81 40 each.
u There is considerable saving BY tskiog
the larger sises. Nov. 2, G5-iy.
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Iron,s Periodical Drops.
-us GREAT FEMALE r. REMEDY 81: FOR
III IRREGULARITIES.

Drops are a scientifically compounded
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%, - or Nostrums. Being liquid, their ac-
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q. Their popularity is indicated by the fact
@ 100000 bottles are annually sold and
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'" one of whom speaks in the strongest
ss: of praise of their great merits. They
E,- -,nidIy taking the place of every other Fe
w. sr. Remedy, and are considered by all who
i n, aupht of them, as the surest, safest, and
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o. 'r,a of all female complaints, the removal
u Pm distractions of nature, and the promotion
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y s,.c,ions. stating when they may be used, and
'.,I,ining when and why they should not, nor
'AfG not be used without producing effects
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-,ttap signature of JOHN l.. LYON, without
,E;cI none are genuine.
P,onared by Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, 1875
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I'd female weakness.-Pricc 81 so per Bottle.
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