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HEALING THE SICK
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MRS. J. f. oREte, :53s 1ye9t Adaaos stteat ca
cage p1aesieal Physictan i9E ~ ASu!e ~ aPo Snfpe
Vhether you cau be cured Or not Patients that have
nnsu.fy curstl with nnt few Operations TAPR-WO1tN
ca7ed 8 lnt,lo1s method saa ea5s :9asnsesd 1 q
fnS1s Srofu1oua, lutareous and Cancer.
ors ANectlcns. DlFTHERfA CURED EVERY TINE.
Take 3iAds1on 8tttet ears 10 Aberdeen atltet.
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THE NEWS.

Thu TallfngB Of d broken and pert urbed
.epitit VII he found In our South Ca.ul,us desnatch
:. Amo1g the recent rebels partaoned hy tbe
Jrcride1i h Oave johnson Of Tennss,ee fo,,,crl,
: Postmaster General The United Slssea.
All tfe s,rt-al, 3r +hn I,,,,,,s seah,re,
r,r., ~. - - .. Z. nnto.a Aau 0n. 5"n-
- a.. - Ss .-f.1sa' IN o>%as W1nh
rho A.cGa+,. ~ - ~ an
- ~ e44&A tot II NC" to1h wa -.
,:m@s - ~ WIS .. n5s1 felo3,co. gss ..as,.n
"--so" ,sa1 sno' sna laFte nn"ots ~, sta,.
ou1 laIesl auE1ces nom Ne" 1u.A 80.
mat arrttly obstructive hre WE l.slH aa: cs,h
aas1ns ton11rneed IN liquor s'o'e u ~.
faeet
The details OF the brutal mufoet u ~ ue-
groes, Nee Warsaw. \. C., y taefF ioatne. I~'
aided b number Of hi 'neisaooss, ID soeaueo ~
cur rnidaiehs despatch. ror,- 1r...
Washington special 10 NeR ANh 1a7see
e.ascs hat 1t recent political tnee!ing m Chasles
county Nd, a negro ras baa1s eeaten 1of eneefang
or the Union.
Gen Grant VIII Fis1t uupu4de on ~ odnes-
day ftouao11pw1, where grand oystipa AFaits On
Ihurstiy he wfn 60 thence to 81. Paul. with hie
3amily wheze hs will tst1y Tor few d1ys.
An Interesting resume Of the condition of
affair soutt Cafoltna, frofn the New York Her.
aids GkrlastM eorresp pondeuce. w1n be found in
our 1uisrxht despatch. -
At le1gth there is u plea for the pardon Of
Je3. Dns--}fpm the ladies Of Auxusta, Ga. The
..roundH the petition IL not stated, but The effort
was doptlssa eusaested hr feminine sympathv,
ThcLeayenworth Buqdse saws therr are
now abs,t II COO easalry at Fort Iarnad, n,.rsr.-
tory 10 grand hunt ut1er the redskins, who hayo
i,een soonr thu tes7u1 Of cuigrans on the ulafus.
p.Charles Billtnwhurst, member Of Con.
Ercas i'm 1855 10 1ssa died at Iuuesu. Via. On
fhc 1sthnst Hc rcn,escnted IN f.onorrss III. rroet
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TI,e Heroine of the Phoenix hank
Gencvfcyc LFnes-A Sketch Of q Ll1e
From the New York TribHne, 18th.


The examination in the: case Of Gencyieye
Lynes and Charles Brown, in connection with
Jenkins and the Phoenix Bank lcf.leNtfon,
was resumed yesterday morning at the JeIEcr-
son Market Police Court before Judge Led
with. After some other witnesses, the horo-
inc took the stand, and was examined hy the
Judge:
O. What is your name? A. Gencyieye
Lynes.
@. Your agc? 4. Nineteen.
O, Where do yan resle9 4. In the city Of
New York, nt No. 153 Blecckcr street.
@. What is your occupation: A. have
been salcswoman in store, and waitress
in a saloon.
Q. Have yon anything to say, and, If 80,
what, relative TO the charges made ugainst
yons
Mr. Stuart, In reply to this question, read
tho following statement in her oTn language,
which he wrote ut her tlictation, during their
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FROM DB MONIES.

Union Eo1llEnntEon.Scvcrc Thunder
Storu-PolItIcal-Sub to Nc.
Phcrsou Monument.
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TO pUHI,iEHEiE2a.

Ayounc MN L. destrous Of obtaining situation e
take csfs of Country Pntsnx ofss; .s rood cd
long experience IN city o6 pItaGMRnfs: fs:fsfSTI r s..
DFnEer R4{3& ChfEsKn Ii. auz1kEsfs3 51of
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THE WERz TRIAL
Arrangement of: the Pris-
.>:','.'' oner.
CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS.
LATEST FROM THE
MEXICAN BORDER. -. .
A Poor Time for the Rebel Gen
erals in Mexico.
TIE SENTENCE OF ST. LEGEtR
:: CRENFELL COMMITTED.
Gov. PaIIpjoi1t:. Proposes 10
RS: c Change his Policy.
AFFAIRS IN souTH CAROLINA,
Terrible Brutalities Practiced
by Ex-Slaveholders. =.
| 2oREEEREs AND COPPER
HEADS IN COUNCIL
Terrible Fire in New York,
| ANOTHER DEFAULTER u
THE SAME CITY.
Horrid Gutchery Of Negroes il
North Carolina.
Terrible Brutalities PraCticed
by Ex-Slaveholders. =.
2GREEERES AND COPPER.
HEADS I'M COUNCIL
Terrible Fire in New York,
ANOTHER DEFAULTER IN
THE SAME CITY.
Horrid Eutchery Of Negroes in
. North Carolina.


The Tcrx Trfal-Appenrancc Of the
EFlsoncr-YnteT7lal Keycnuc-1tt!it2ry
CIufaH4z. rte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

From The Phladelphis Inquirer. March 70.
The complaints against jeff DAVIS, freely MT
tered short time ago in consequence Of the non cm
poyment Of the great soldier" Joseph H. Johnston IN
The Rebel army having been quoted by his assignments
of the latter to the chief command In North Caroins
there has been little said about him for time,
cept to represent him lion in the path q Sbef-
usn, and similar Bot the recent pubioaiion
OF Hoods account OF hts unfortunate Tennessee can't
paien will arousc criticism once more Poor Hood 80
badly out.generaed by Sherman. and 80 badly whipped
by Thomas has considered TO be necessary TO apollo
failure Of his predecessor We do not intend To- tase
any side in this quarrel between two miserable traitors
We merely desire to addgce figures which bro TO
be found In Hoods statement. He says that IN My:
1861 the Rebel army Of Tennessee, under the command
ofJohlston was composed Of 0O0 effective men. In
host - 80 men from his ranks by death. wounds and
desertions Ofths number the great Johnston hnlsclt
endeayored paate the severity Of the loss BY stating
that 900 were absent without leave
Hood saw that when the army was turned over 10
him Ii CON posed of A. 80 men. He says that his
whole loss during all his campaign from Atlanta z
Nashville and In retreat was but COCO men. In round
numbers this w0nld have been irresistible but Hood
unfortunately speaks Of few Losses which are included
in the above which renders certain that heust have
forgotten several Others For instance. he puts down
the loseses at Atlanta and Jonesborough at his
loss at Franklin 80 making the total 9i41, which.
says The Richmond Enquire, tJohnstons organh would
make his loss at tie battle Of Nashville but 2j3-a-
though he lost "A guns there and Thomas says be took
600 prisoners at that battle without taking into cen-
sderation the killed and wounded, which must nave
been g 900 more From these figures and facts It is
doubtful whether Hood when he got back into ava.
bana had more than 49, 90 mon, a clear loss OF J2.D
nine months under himself and the great Joseph T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
ANOTHER FORWARD MOVEMENT.
Gen. Grants Entire Force Launched
Against the SouthSide Road.
gen. LEES LAST LINE TO Be SEVERED.
The Rebels Awaiting an Attack.
Movement or the Army.

Special Dispatch 70 The ~ Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Thursday. March 20. 1855.
An announcement having been made that tho
Army Of the Potomac had again assumed the Offensive
IL will not be improper to state that the white troops OF
the Army Of the James Monday and Tuesday crossed
the James River and Joined Grant on bis new move
men Gen. Grant himself left City Point for the 'front.'
Tuesday afternoon. Sheridan with his cavalry led the
advance and by this time hos probably cus the only re-
naming line Of communication with Richmond soae.
where between Burkesville and panvile.
The Rebels on Sunday and Monday had the bulk *
their army massed on their right, either in anticipation
Of attack in that direction preparatory to an esao-
uatios of Richmond.
The telegraph between here and City Point Las rot
been working for FIVE hours aud if there hs been
any fighting 1t is unknown here. 1t Is lieyod. how
ever. that heavy battle took place to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

by them the reimbursing or refundng Of which is au
thorzed by sections and Of chapter 90 Of 1865 mot
outstanding. and without awaiting the happening OF
the contingency In said section contemplated the
bonds authorized by this act, and he may deliver the
same to such official person Of the said cities counties
towns respectively shall be authorized to receive
the by law. by the general ORDERS Of the Gov
ern0r as Commander In Chief. and In the manner and
the times In such law in such general orders pre-
scribed.
SEC. II law in pursuance Of section H. article 7,
OF the constitution Of this state for creating or con-
tracing debt for the providing Of for the pay
ment Of bountes to be submitted to the people shall be
approved by the people at the next general election as
therein provided, then the tax imposed by the st sec
ton Of this act shall not be levied and collected but
the bonds TO DO issued by the Controller under this
act shall be convated into the bonds authorized by the
law submitted and approved in the manner therein
provided. And the provisions Of this act shall apply to
any moneys already furnished to the Controller for
the purposes aforesaid and to any subscriptions or
agreements already made for the furnishing Of money
for such purpose.
SEC g. If the law mentioned in section hereof shall
be approved by the people at the next general election
therein provided the Controller, such ap
prevail shah be known to bis satisfaction from the Off
cal returns received by him by either VI the State
Canvassers. shall issue circular directing the tax
herein provided for TO be omitted, and shall direct
copy said circular to the treasurer and another to the
clerk of the Board of Supervisors Of each county.
SEC 4. So much of section Of chapter % aforesaid
and Of section OF chapter Al aforesaid as reads as fol
lows; And there shall also be paid to each drafted
who shall be actually mustered into the military
naval service Of the United States the sum OF $3.50
Is hereby repealed.
SEC. s. This amendatory act shall take effect i'm.
medately.
STATE OF New YoRx,
OFrcB or THE SECRETARY OF STATE
have ccmpared the preceding With the original law on
correct transcript hsserom and OF the whole of said original
law. cHAuScEY NJ DEPxw.
Secretary Of State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
FROM TEE FRONT.
meeting Of thc President md Leading
Generals.

Meetisg Of she President md Leading
Generals.
From The Washington Chronicle, March 20
The rumOr which il retaled by the gossips Ok
the town of the meeting Of Lincoln ard Gems
Grant Sherman. Meade Ord and Sheridan on board
the steamer River Queen, is undoubtedly correct; bat
We can assure our readers that the result Of the confer
ence is not known. The statement that Cen Lee had
asked for conference with Gen. Grant is entirely
without foundation That great events are impending
there can DO no doubt. The rapid depletion Of tic
Rebel army the closing OF all the ports where block
aders have been accustomed to enter the lack Of spirit
and vgor Of the Rebel soldiers the despair Of their
officers the declaration Of Gen. Lee that 1.-THE cause
of the Rebellion hopeless the rapid fall and per-
manent depreciation Of gold and the evident dsirust
OF the strongest Secessioniss in JEFF Davis, oil ipdi-
cate that crisis Is at hand When 10 will como no one
can tell Diplomacy and maneuyefing may delay it for
days. weeks months bu: there can be no doubt that
we are soon to see the end Of the Rebellion. Fate de-
crees It, and that the result may be accomplished 90
quickly as possible and without any more bloodsaed'
is the prayer Of all. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
SENATE. .ALHANY,

SENATE. .AL1aSY, March ~. 1900
Mr.. FIELDS asked the indulgence of the Senate
10 saw that nobody regretted more he the accident
Of last evening for that breach Of decorum lie OFFERED
che most earnest apology. The night previous he had
not SLEPT any and ereipe curing NE v SsSs coasS
uona 18th him, while sleeping: to breathe nara ana
loud. 1t was merely accidental and he intended nc
Giscspect to the Senate the Senator who occupied
BIIAs REroRTED.
Authorizing the Ncw.YOrk Prison Association t.
Inspect certain rcformatory institutions.
incorporating the Yonkcrs Water Works Company.
Amending the charter OF the Bloomingdale SAVING
Bank.
Incorporating the Soldiers Messenger Corps.
cooperating the North American and Italian Steam
Incorporating the New York Pier and warehousinr
incorporating the sub-Aqueous end Metallic Lock
and Warehousing Company.
Relative TO rates OF wharfage along the Hudson
10 chsege the name Of the Mutual Life and Traveller
Insurance Company
Relative to the office OF Receiver Of Taxes Of New.
York.
Mr.. I,kDiBEkR reported or tho proposition 10 remove
Abe Capitol that If IL to be removed, Neg York IS
fbe most eligible site for IT. but 1t apparent that the
people do not favor It's removal and the Committee
recommend the passage OF bill for the erection OF
Capitol ia Albany. Amended TO require the city
% furnish the grounds aud buildings for on E1ecnfiye
Mansion.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Incorporating the National Association OF Bsse Ball
Payers and amending the charter Of the French
Bensyolelt Society Of New Yo,k.
EVENING SESSION
BILLS REPORTLD.
Incorporating permanent Com pittee on fsreiga
Missions Of tie General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Incorporating the Gladiator BenevoleVt Association
oil New. York. t..f
Incorporating Masonic Hall, Brooklyn
incorporating the Friend Benevolent Society," OF New
1ofk
THIRD READING-GESERAL oRDERS.
regulate tho storage Of petroleum or rock cj In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
From Nicaragua.

SAN Francisco Wednesday. March g, 1896.
Nicaragua advices Of the llth inst, by the
Moses TAYLOR IL days from San Juan del Sur, inform Ms
chat bill had passed the Senate granting $40 acres Of
good land TO actual white settlers IN Nicaragua
President Martinez had recommended TO the Legisa-
ture to extend the term OF the contract Of the Ceao
American Transit Company to 80 years.
The steam tug sent from New York to replace tbs
propeller which was disabled at Grcytown about two
months ago had not arrived.
The Spring rains In the mountsins around Lake Mic.
aragus promise q good boating stage OF wctcr tbs
season. -.
TIE crops generally prove very abundant.
There are IL feet OF water the Colorado mouth OF
the San Juan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

J. /. PARKER said the resolutions were founded ON
apparently grave charges. They should either be SUD
etantiated the calumniators should BIO punished.
Mr. GLEASON offered q substitute includinf inyesti.
cations into the charges OF coTupons, botn for and
against the bill.
Mr. TURNER said he had not charged any member
with corruption but when he rose this morning 10 ex
plain his vote, he did with pure motives dc DID NOT
know that he then remarked that member had offered
him money, but the fact was this: that member OF
this House did ask him to for the Paid Fire De
partment BILL and told him there were five hundred
for his doing He replied that he could NOT
vote for it for five thousand reasons; and Commit.
tee of Investigation ordered he would go before 1t
and state the truth.
Mr. PRHRY was opposed to investigating committees
unless specific charges made As yet he hati
heard nothing Of the kind. The gentleman from
Queens Mr. Turner had modified bis statement. and
he now hoped the resolution would be withdrawn and
the question dropped. 1t was not Parliamentary Tor
the House to appoint such committee upon rumors
Specific charges in writing should be the only ground
for such action
Mr. SALMON said after the explanations that had been
made he would withdraw his resolutions.
Mr.. VEEDER offered preamble and q resolution Tor
the appointment of committee OF seven TO investigate
the charges Of fraud for and against the bill.
M. J. L. SMITH moved the previous question, which
was lost.
Mr. PITTS moved to amend TO confne the inyestiga-
ton TO the charges made on the floor OF the House.
which was adopted.
After debate the resolution amended was adopted
by vote Of 10 yeas against 20 nays. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

SCIENTIFIC MEET ING.-At the house Of MIR.
A. X. Edwards, No. 40 Jans+t. this evening, ttero
win be meeting Of gentlemen for the purpose Of organ
izng Microscopica Society. All gentlemen inter.
ested in the advancement Of Microscopy speciay
invited To attend. 10y -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
Ncw.Jcrsey Legislature.

TRENTON. Thursday March 90 1858
Both Houses have agreed to adjourn on tho
9th of April.
MIR Scoyels bill making 1t al offsnse. punishable by
fine and imprisonment to retain and appropriate the
bounty Of any NewJcrsey volunteer, has passed both
Houses unanimously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
Error. Fertress Nenroc.

FORTRESS MONROE Wednesday. March q, 1868
The steamer President Fillmore from New
York arrived to-day and makes the following report
"Experienced head winds and heavy gales from tho
Southwest. In lat % n, long '345 w. came IN col
lision with the British brig Gold Hunter. Of Yarmouth,
from Philadelphia for Cenfnegos sinking her In Rw
moments. Tie Captain and all hands were saved"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Thursday. March 80, 1865.
Dav Calendar for Tuesday, April 4, 1867
Nos. H. IA, H. I6. II, %, o. 81, "a and %.
The Court when it adiourns Friday will adjourn
to meet on 1ncsday. April 4, at $3.50 o'clock a. m:
f. A. TALLNADOE, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

The citizens Of the Twenty.second Ward hold
meeting at st. Stephens Hall. corner Of Broadway
and Forty enth.s. this evening 70 procure sbst
,utes for the draited poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, March 30 la3.
The sales of tho Seven-Thirty loan to-day
were s2,Os7,GOO The largest Western subscription
was 800 600 from Springfield and the largest Eastern
subscription S5oO0O0 from New.foik. There mere
l. 4G4 indisid subscriptions for ESQ and &loo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
The atate Canals.

ALBANY Thursday, March 90 less.
The Canal Commissioners have concluded,
semi officially to open the Erie Canal the first OF
May The Champain Canal will probably be opened
at the time but 1t IL uncertain when the water
" III be let into the other canals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

| .l. HARTFORD Thursday March 30. 1853
Three powder milIs Of Hazard q Co., at
Canton blew up at o'clock this morning. Six tuns "
powder exploded. No lives lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31


SEw.YORK sUB-AQUEOUs METALLIC DOCK AMI
WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
Senator CHRIsIIE's bill names Is corporators Wni.
Boardfnan, Charles Secor, Minthorne rOmpkins Samuel
J. Seeley, Alfonso Welcb, Lewis Lounsberrry, and
John p Cummings The capital stock Of the company
shall be 81 100000.
The corporation may acquire and hold real estate.
any pier wharf dock bulkhead slip. water lot In
the City Of New.York and to construct and build the
same for the accommodation Of tie commerce and
INrAGLIoTYPE AND GRAPHoTYPE COMPANY.
Senator WHITE bill provides that tie above conpsn
may increase the number Of its trustees from i've to
TO INooapoRArH THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE on
FOREIGN MISSIONS OF TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF The UNITED
STATES.
Mr. HASTINGS introduced bill 70 name az Corpora
tors r.. Russell Booth, George Duiheld. Alfred 4.
Campbell John Mcleod, John A. Brown. Joseph A.
Tuttle, William J.. Dodge, Walter Clark. Daniel W.
Poor, r. Ralston Smith. Thomas Bond, Walter ;.
Griffith, William Churchill Edward a. Lambert and
intend the whole Of the Foreign Mission In seha
OF the General sernbly.
MUTUAL LIFE AND TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Senator WHITE introduced bill TO change the name
Of the above company that Of The National Life and
Travellers Insurance Company"
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASE BALL rLAYERe.
Senator CCZANss bill names corpoIstors Thomas IT,
yoorheee j. Scaycr Page. William {. Caldwell, Henry
Chadwick. John A. Wildey. William A. Brown, Peter
VBriep, joseph Is. Leggett, and Thomas Wilder. The
object OF the association Is for the purpose OF fostering
the promotion " health. Real estate not TO exceed
$4,000 may be held by the Association
IN RRLATIoN TO THE REAL nTATE OF THE LATE
ABRAHAM RiKER LAWRENCE.
Mr. WnLIANss bill provides for the appointment Of Z
person receiver OF the rents and issues aud profits 81
The real estate Of Abraham Mker Lawrence deceased
by tae Supreme Court Of the First Judicial District
RBtATISa 10 LIQUOR DEALERS.
Senator STRoxo offered the following resolution in
81 nate to-day:
Ba4esy ItT.pa. Nsssqplssp So!ss cem@..lensr' be
sy tho number Of person. engaged In the sale o. liquors at
II. their DISTRICT the number licensed and the lumber
uphcensed
Mr. LANBEER offered the following:
Rsored That tn Commissioners a FIcise o, the City Of
Nv York directed report forthwith 10 this Senate the
nnnhr Of persons engaged IA the sale Of liquors without u
cease and Tho number engaged with license the
Of suits commenced against pefsons selling liquor
license the number Of suits ,etiled the payment Of
cos,s the 81 moIsy received for the costs In sue
its the rross license fees received ind the
amount and items OF the expense attending such sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
Passage Of the Fire Department Bill
EXCITEMENT AMONG ITS OPPONENTS
A Committee Of Investigation Appointed
REPORT ON TaE STATE CAPITOL.
Txe Fire Department Bill.

etttal DisTtch TO The n. Y. TIibune.
ALBANY, Thursday, March 30, 1865.
There was great excitement at the session OF
the Assembly this evening In consequence OF charges
Of corruption made by opponents of the Fire bill
They are to refer to Of the Democrats
who voted for it, Every opportunity was afforded BY
the majority or ul discussion Of these charges. and
particulars were demanded 1t turned out in every in
stance that tho reports were based upon nothing but
,unor A committee OF investigation was however,
voted and tho House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT BILL.

From Or SPECIAL Correspondent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24
Current News Items.

Guerrilas recently made a raid upon ba'e''
plautation, five or ak miles from Nicksours,
and carried OF two negroes and seven horses
and mules. The querrillas declare 10 cotton
shall be- raised in that part OF the county
that they will kill indiscrmiua,ely oil 'lHanke's
who attempt to work plantations, aud at
Southern men who remain at home.
A scouting party OF forty men OF the THIRD
Wisconsin cavalry was recently sent out IRON
Little Rock, and were decoyed into an amOus-
oade of about one hundred aud seventy'6ve
bushvhackers near Clear Lake, number
of the scouting party were killed, and the re
mainder, including the wounded, were made
prisoners.
VIM Herring young mao, resident ol
Paducah Kentucky, committed suicide in St.
Louis, recently, by swallowing six drochms OF
oxalic acid
About ,twenty.seven bags of mail matter
we're destroyed by the burning OF the baggage
car last week on the Terre Haute road.
In Terre Haute the wages of carpenter Is
50 per day, and o. masons, from 50 to 81,
The Vice President is going TO Tennessee
to close up bis business as Military Governor
and to attend the Inauguration OF Brownlow
On the 18th inst, of the eighteen lele-
graphic wires leading northward from Wash
iugton City, not one was working.
Its no doubt true thsta battle has been
fought near Raleigh, N, c., between Sherman
and Johnston. The rebels claim to have won
brilliant victory on the 10Th.