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with everything he may need Tor his future move
int uta.
NEW ycRE, March s1.-The Arard's Whining.
ton correspondent or the 18th esys: IAN reia'
Tan , gte being brought to that p1aee-two steam
boGt leads arriving on thnt day.
On the 14tb Sherman lett Fayetteville, march
1Eg toward GoldAboru. Before leaving, the *
tel sise e1ftDal WIS comp elely destroyed. Si1
snsall steamers rEerc also burned. The negroes
who have followed Sherman will be sent to South
CarollIa, consigned to the care of General Sax
ion.
The rebels viii 1nak- stand. If at all, at OF
rcar Gold&toru, JoAn'ton having u:1tsd with
Hardcc-,e9nforcc1n nts having come from Rich
mond-eivc q combination with which they hope
TO ccleat Sherman ard Schoae]d combined. II
sacecsstu1, tley calculate to return and crush
Our released prisoners are cent North as fast as
possible Their condition is horrible. thirty OF
fclty die daily. -.
General Terry is to take the field immediately.
allow no cucrilias to proaR .ith,n The border. Of
the Stat, have repeatedly demonstrated with tbe
yltst critics IT Richmond against the inhuman
treatment e4scnued BY the rebel GoTcrnment to
prisoners Of w1f.
Steamers daily ssccad the Neuse river to Elm.
ston with supplies for Scto1e1d's md Shcrnan'a
Oru1lcR
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FROM SHERIDAN.
HIS Arrival at White 1Iouse-E4c has
Probably Reached tlle James Xiv

B4I11NoEE, !uesday. March e1-The Steamer
Europa has arrived at Waslinetun, bringing Nj.
H. q. Compton, hearcr Of dispatches from Maj.
GGn- Sheridan. Tic also tro1yht with b N seven
teen rebel battle flags captured by Sheridan dur
ing Ii. raid. s.seu or wh1-h he captured him .elf
FUN 6cn. Easiy's hcstq q5asts'ss
Gen. Sheridan waA At White Honse on the p
t1unEy river. on Sunday, but Was commencing to
more towards h: dam river, where he has, Er.-
bably, NJ this time arrived.
fNw loEK, March 2l-The Hsr1gd7s City Point
correspondence Of the 10Th, says: Sheridan
reath:d White House on the 1!ti. He lost only
fifty men and two officers. Nearly 81 negro-s
cau,e in with him. and he had !, turn Ia < large
M nher a. he Wis wholly unaa1e to feed or pro-
subsistence On the march,"
Fon7EEss MONROE, Monday. March e3.-{By
Mal1.1-Gtn. Shctldan|s troops ote In tne vcry
test condition. md appear to have suffered little
or nothing from tho effects Of their long march
IRON Winchester.
About 2o0 rchcl prisoners are at the Th1te
Eouee, tneether with some ,010 negroes, who fol-
1oNtd> the troops as they pissed through the
tnred during the raid but owing 70 the fapldlty of
Slcrtdsns movements, Many OF them had to be
a:&ndtrcd, and uther. Tult3e their e.cspe OWNS.
to tic relaxed vscilsnee Of .hcfr guards who were
g!ad to ret rid CT them.
The entI:e cavalry Torce has crossed to the south
t,:nk Of tho Palnrrky Rircs, aud Is uow engaged
III rtc1u,!iug preparatory to Few movements.
FIJI ro=eG to he lurking IN" the rictuitJ OF the
li:e House. for on the evening OF the arrival Of
Shs rldAn al that place frequent ekarmf:hes occur
red between his advanced ptckets aud nnkuuwn
small squads OF the enemy, who appeared to be
p.ouliEs abort 9or rcconuelteri7g palpose5.
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EEz0M CAl8s0 AND FsE1-0VY,
Matters At New Orleans and VIckS.
hurs.---E:epostcd xlecsf: CT General
IztHduux1a


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trthune.1
CAIRO, Tuesday, March q.
The New crlesns Tines ia reliably informed
that there ls no trnsh n tie report If n attack
upon Mobile. The few shots exchanged between
tie l.on eIcds ard somc @: the lover batteries, was
e!yuply RECONNAISSANCE to develop tie strength
Of certain fo1Gac1ucns. Ac:ine near ADMIRAL
Thatcher and ttaI arrived in Ncw Orleans On the
14lh.
CAlEo, March c1.-Tle steamer Belle st. Louis,
from Memphis, has arrived S7th SEQ bales Of cot
> 70 Prevent goods from being cent into the en-.
ulcut pc,mlix, Gen. Wnshburn has ls1ued m Of
der Which prohibits the permitting Of goods to 70
beyond cur liucs Of occupation except to persons
who actually come from 1cyond such IInee, and
the zane TO the government purchasing agents.
The order Aboti=hcs the sys.eIu by which steam-
boat leads Of goods haze been allowed to leave
10 i'e traded With the encmy.
has arrived, with $50 hogsneads OF sugar FIR St.
LoDis. The boat had Just landed when she vas
discovered On fire, but 1t WIS promptly czun-
guished wtihou. injury to tue boat.
1or prime, 239 3s4c for yellow clazined. Molasses,
t5c ior old crop, 10 for prime new.
The ticdytaf E2tra says:. On Saturday last
IN attatk YVES made on TWO batteries defending
Mobile bay, ly the Eonitez=:, Two Of them 81
fenced the batteries. driving the men from their
guns. We Obtain this from in eyewitness Of the
= il u reported Tint the rebel Gen. Hinamsn,
while q ronfe TO Mexico, was sho. b some per-
between 0ak Hall sDd the Ito Gfanae.: ue haa
nGmocs of wagons aud ambulance frefghted with
.onaSSo, and, II ta supposed IN addition. con sdcf
Fcnce OF the train.
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Ml1lfuge1 Mrit'nneo


Goidtboro, Wayne county, North Carol1na,
,cportcd as reached by the triumphant pro-
rrrss of shcrman-the enemy precipitate1y
1.tiring-Is ema!l post yillagc, ,nnd contained
7,iof to tbc war about !, 500 inhabitants. The
Wilmington and Weldon, aud the. Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroads form junction
at this 1,lacc. Tic distance thence to Ralcigl,
is fifty niles, TO Weldon seventy miles, and
10 pany;llc lis mfles.
shcsidon's raid from Winchester has rested
on 1hc james, where he now dies, preparing
for other undertakings to come. Three thou
sand blacks followed him in. strangely un-
grateful to tic rebel government In allowing
7hc,u 10 enter its armies.
For nuy report that shall add to the tokens
of waste btycnd rcpasr in the Confederacy-
nc are prepaid by recent events. The resig-
nation Ct Jet. DAVIS would he accepted AZ
lone aso 1orcsnalowed. though 1t Is not yet
confirmed as q fact. The evacuation OF Rich
7nond, reported to be near OF hand, Is equally
80. In tuct, any change would be to them for
tic better, siacc it Is not easy to sec how
:,ny could he worse, hut a few days will de-
c,a-c c.I those facts, and make permanent
history Of The last hou,s Of the great rebellion.
, 1865-03-22
EE.DTR 1'kdEs SDNT39.
Reported ncefcr alton or Jea. Davis
Lite Made Dictator.

NEw YoEk, March si.!The Eera!ds saecia1
Gays it Vas reported in Washington yesterday,
that diff. Davis hid a,,dicased tho position oi
p1etia2It Of the T.bcl Confedsracy, and handed
Lee. with the understanding that the latter, as
Suprt nc Dictator. would m.lIe oua las. desperate
efurt, with euch resources as arc let within hts
control.
All kinds Of provisions are now bringing fnhu.
1oue pr1cts IN ktchmout, and every male in the
city capsule Of carrying a mu+ket, has been
pressed into the army.
4 at:}pet ueeung was held ut Washington
yesterday, at which II wea understood that the
rr.fent condition Of aff1tf4 At Richmond formed
the subject Of consideration.
, 1865-03-22
kuaE 1ABLE OF PRICES O.
CLI.S IL CHICAGO.


It has nltalv been announced throuG Gh the
<j,y papers that the Board Of Supervisors up
pcip1.d q committee to make IN effort to
have some rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas,
who are about going into frontier service,
credited Oh the quota Of Cook county. The
first thing 10 be done was to obtain the Pres
idcut's permission. The Citi:cn's Commit
tee. who visited Washington few weeks
ago, Joined with the Eonrd Of Supervisors
Committee in sending the following dispatch
to the President:
CHICAGO. March Is, 1865.
To President Ligeoln Ws,hins5on Il c.; o.,.,
has, will uc issued 10 recrais one 10 two thou-
sand repentcut rebel pneoners u Camp Daue!as.
Capt. Pomc1oy, mastering officer here, to credit
these ntu on the quoto Of look county. on con-
clifton q our paving them satisfactory loea' bonn
Isund barracks were lsst f41l crcdised to Cert1in
dlstticts in PENN ylyania. Cook county is c1ces-
slveiy nsFessed' IL y"u g5aat ,a ans rsqnssf% % It wi
Ilcasc ansTct
Citizen. Committee. ): Si5:ssi IT, 1 2'''s, 4
Committee Board OF 6 sgss: sa.sxNas1 :; w,e6*n'
Supervisors E S. TAi1on.
Yesterday, the gentlemen comprising the
Committee, received The following replies
lHE oStAuEt1ACAb ~ LIE "ANo OI%<A1ASAA41k5
thu delay:
wAsE1sGrox, March II, 1866
Col uough, S. 9. H;yes. J. Meti4, End oth:ss:
Your dispatch received. The Acst can DO with
A. 1saeo1x.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1876.
Col HouEh- a1ad Others:
Thu Secretary Of War h:s decided that the rebel
rrt pnCrH, referred 10 IN Y0uF Q1spatCh 0I tnE 150
C1NIOf bG EICQ1ttQ.
Provost ha1shsl General.
This closes the correspondence. Nothing
remains hut t. 60 aLcad and I'll tnc quota by
recruiting. We can understand the reason of
the negative reply received to the application.
Ii m order had b.en given TO crcdt: these
rebels to Cook county, storm would be
raised about tho Prrsidcn,'s cars by {ifty other
districts, seeking eitnI1ar favors. In the ccsc
Of the Rock Island prisoners, mentioned IN
the dispatch, We understand tue facts to be
these: Some time last fall one Judge Pett1s,
Of Mcadyillc, Pa., backed no by certain ,nau-
cntial pcnnnm.tcs, By some SOFT Of rcp7ese1.
tation, secur-d au order direct from Tue Pres
idcnt, autlo: :lz5ng him to cufist 2,0o0 Prison
ers from tAe Rock Island barracks, to be
credited to cel taln districts In Pennsylvania
on the following conditions The prisoners
,rn~n +nLn 4hn A., ~ -
WILLIS ~ e""s. "-c =. 49, 49,, 's4 ~ -:
iee'anect "e'e ~ eouAs 4o' sPeIa. 4"1.,e'
service ito f]Iht 1nd0us} on the flalns; the
districts in Pe1nsyITaufa receiving The credit
,sr tne'n were 10 pay eaco Lee nlan en''ateo 1as
service. On the foregoing terms. !, ,750 men
were enlisted aud credited to Pennsylvania. ~~
AS soon at this order became ku oTn at Rock
1eland, tue citizens Of TINT County made ap-
,;.ut,on n +,,a p,os,a, +,:
1oac other countics a,sn ',,,t - a
-r'7e,, +ha I,u. s,oto o1,,,.l,1:,: ~, - |ae. e'e
~ fayor SONS Of ,hr .,,.r-.. appueu ~.
:ron+e of Ncxv Fn1,,na i,..s e TO- u't.
s ,,"a 1,a,., aonc and ,hev ;ra,stna ~ "na1
:,,o, ,.a,-e Tho P,oc.ao,+ ~
, 1865-03-22

We shall ccrme-c. the Eubl,ca'ion Eex. VseS OF
tome thrilling ,rreti4e., conaecscd Elto tne
1pet+u Mtt,actgs in Minnesota. under tne Lt:4 %
"M. gfte siWt son." ThtS wcle written ~ sady
nv this city ont who We at ~ t@e ~ as
de:er,o,s t;nt these narrative. ~, pt1ve @ssp
The utt1 rces Is uc1t known to the psoP u Itn
pc otA. rs having furnished hanT reads eie stetcas
for the public pttss unc e< tie n9Nme &c p1a'7e VI
Mimic Nay.
, 1865-03-22

R+cIuIrfnE-The Draft In Illinois,
U1ath of an Officer,

Especial Disp2tch TO :hc Ch'caeo T1ibune.l
SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday, March 81.
Recruiting has not been very brfs.; throughout
the STATE fo- the pat few days. Colonel Cakes.
Lssfstsnt Provost Mar=1ll Gene ri, ordered the
draft to begin to -aoy In ;he Seventh, Eleventh,
snd ] thirteenth Districts. uc wil probably order
1t IN other dst11cts from DAT to day untt all ase
drhttei 20 the extent necessary TO fill the qpota
About cpc hundred men enlisted ta:oagho1, the
StSie to-day. coananses continue to CONS In to
Gil I'd cid regiments.
1lc public Laws of the late Session are now fr
print. They occupy ons hi:ndssd and fortl-six
prger. and will be ready fos distribution In 4
lcly sAu1t tiE1c.
appointed colonel pf the 471l regiment OF nlI.ois
yuiunteere, tfcd Of malignant intermittent feFer
at the Chenefy House, IN this city, on Sunday
morning last at a:'out three O'clock Ills 7cn11s
Ncrc sent 10 Peor1:.
, 1865-03-22
Third National Bank,
OF TEE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Paid in Capital, Sl,oo0,ooo.

Designated Depasit=ry Ct the United States and ~
thorlzel Agent Of the Il easurr,e-
NOS Nassau srRErr. Feb II, 1s65.
This Bank wss cfganlz Cd under tha National Baua
t-g Act, In Juze last, by 3fr+C '. Cu!yrr and a.Zo
clales. With psidup capital Of 35oo aud haa bect
lnsuccessfu: operation etncc thst period.
Its psid-up capital has uoT been Increased to Il,
Gro 0t0, a-d, b; resent artargeze1t he;a;s. W,ns
ls Lenler c., oi th, cit3, together With potttc1
orthe1f corle,pendens being pes~ens Of se kno Fr
staining and l.1.e pe:un.ar1 means. have hecome
oElcgs Of most Of its cap!ta1 srock. Ind assue ID
ca-uo1 ana II naEeey Ut. Gu yer fttalslcg al Ill
INT. Tekt and aectpt.Ds the Vice Presidency.
The managers 0. :hts D4nk aE5. and for mnu7 year,
E:rc bcec. II c!cEe and extensive bltaess 7tcnt
With Banks aud B3naels al parts ol tho country.
ard thsi erieIce acd 1EelttT 10 The 1t se.s e1
tiuEtec to uclr csI6 need 10 recommendation.
The Rank II now prepared to open 4cccan's WITT
ceposltors. end will aow fous rtr cent, tc.erest rc
Barks and fankas their crecl: ha.anees. render.
Ing tcctunts current monthly.
Collerticns DC th1auI psrtz Of TIC country
The ncst favrrab terms.
THIS DaLk Is an accrc tied AGENT Of tho Govern
mert and will give particular attention t. tae ru.
chste Ill & oVer1men& Securit:e., will receive sab
scritticIs for Knitted States 10Treas1r7 5ses, a.
lowing the usu1 hsok.rsEa to Banks nnt Ba7ke-.,
and viii d!schsrge ali husess entrusted to Its esls
promptly, and MitAont cost to its ce11espondfuts.
JED. LAHlSR, President.
C.E. JOEp4N Cashier. mh1<nt7s1ituet
, 1865-03-22
Ne!b aahErtt8kutkuss.
nR. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIE REGE:NERATOB,

HAzE REGENERAToR.
No other preparation for tho Hail
I,as obtained, IN Sc kEort period. this
rapid aud extraordinary sale that hna
Dr. Ttbbetts3 Physiological 1Arr Re.
GENERATOR. II is not n Dye. II viii
certainly RESTORE from n Gray ia
It's original color. IL Will prevent th+
Hair lrou falling OFF: II Will pro.
mote 4 Lu1uriau1 Growth OF NEW
HAIR.
M4ScuxsTxR, Eec 70, 16ea
AxtsIs- Tfnsrrrs 3no1unFs: tc:es5 4c1 ysr]
err Ionr to w.rka com2iE,c revolution with all 9th
er Httr r psr.tlps w hair: without any Apparent
sn lie tsn ~ ars. uhea n5oas ~ msnias seas1
nstpEal co.er: which L. r.E:o,t corpFeso black It
Ia The ony sh:1E, uo,ess It W.A rtGulsr Halt Ey@
hat eYef knaW zoe d produce suth effect. It af;c
kesps The lead 50 ssn ind lree from sculf. .hat II
A'71s' 's'' ''e - JACKSON J.AsBoT1.
MANCHESTER, J.ns T., 1861.
the strt oar Ar Resrner. ,of has asd l % ny heas
Wien sAn e. p:s u a-oa; txo ,1! n ah3 asG ny
e. BE- 81 & q =: ess
ne:ut:fu. growth fsnc kossT h;tr more thaa tvt
sa o sa u as
pfsc arstlons f.r the hi1 &h.s have brought BE-
eae ~ g.
cEn recoCmrna It 70 all - beng the bc.t 2reoc<a1I
ever brought before ths public zo..
ta15. aASSiHn Sls.s d. F9ss ess;,
EvER7 Bo7TLa WARRANTED.
SMITH - DWXEI<,
, 1865-03-22

NEW YoRk, Tuesday. March a1:-The t'onmsr-
KnG fhess ssG Sssn on @
1hlty-six hour, expecting IN attack from the en-
e7y Movements for sevesal days within the enc
N, 8 lines gave rse to this expectation. Oar
OOPS are c1ce- to have the attack mAdc An
csrls evacuation Of Petersburg !. looked for.
"1t Is reported that Sherman suo Schoneld are
moving up the Weldon road. Our troops were
ntre1 In more magnificent spirits''
The UfrQ.d's Sixth Army Corps correspondent
Of the 1sih gives report brought il BY desert.
erE, 1h.1 forte pf Onion cavalry had occupied
B1rkvtlie. The Junction ni tho Richmond and Dan
vile ind R1cnmsnd and Lynchhurg Railroads.
, 1865-03-22
a Rum0r.

NEW YonK. Tuesday. Aarch sl.-The CONNER
.eidtsay war clap will soou I've heard In quarter
Least expected ~ friend Of foe.
, 1865-03-22
STORE 70 RENT.


Onl-l a1t tfstcre office End basement No &c Dcsr.
bern ty!est villa BE- +. atxd fto &tJr one yeaf
:fr $i.co hne lhr cest ttaDts in iut Hhoe-
lac STD refill 1IEls fFaEr Commission business.
tCt21LGtHt MkXWhT(I n
, 1865-03-22
ENiErnr11. = H11G3Arf.

Railroad accident.
NV YoeK, Tuesday, March 2f.-Tne Con11str.
ttcfs fEectsl rum Trenton to-d1y rsys: "4'hc
Washington tsain Was GttGired two hours ut
Ueiuclin b. the brs Gk1ng Of IN a1tl. Only two
pereoHs were injured"
, 1865-03-22
News By TELEGRAPH. II.
The War for the .Union
Sheridan has Arrived
at the James River.
HIS GREAT RAID COMPILE.
TED~3,0W BLACKS Fol-
LOW Him IN.
Sherman Hearing His
Mark-Goldsboro
Occupied.
4 Great Battle in Virginia
Near at Hand.
From Cairo and De!ow--uatters
at Ficksburg, New Or
leans and Texas.
Later from Europe"The Franco
| Mexican Question.
SIGNIFICANT TONE OF the
LGk1GR TlkEES.
The Panic in New rk-Fall in
| Prices-Testerday's Markets.
Gold Closed Last Night
| at l56 L.
FROM ST. LOUI5---UISS9URl
GUERRILLA k.aTTERs.
Gen. Pope's Order for RehabiIi.
talon Of Civil Order,
Observation-Disclosures
| ECUor Concerning Lee.
The Panic In New FORK = Fall In
FrjCes-Testcrday's Markets.
Gold Closed Last Night
at 156 IA.
FROM ST. LOUIS---1}!SS0URi
GUERRILLA NaTTERS.
Gen. Pope's Order for Rehabi[i.
talon Of Civil Order.
Observation-Disclosures
ECHor Concerning Lee.
FROM NASHVILLE.

Colored reIebrntlan-0ur Nashville
Mail NeHA-H1 Hilary Mntters-dsreat
Cavalry E1pedtI1ou.
, 1865-03-22

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VAN EvRIE, HORTON & CO.,
1862 Nassau Street, N. Y
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-02-22
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

OUR Letter A Family Sewing Machine Is
Otast gaining a world wide reputation. II
is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
most beautiful of all Family Sewing Ma
chimes yel offered TO the public. No other
Family Sewing Machine has so many use-
fol appliances for Hemming, Binding, Fell
ing, Tucking, Gathering, Gnaglng, Bra.ding
EN- broldering, Cording, and so forth. No
other Family Sewing Machine has SO much
capacity Tor great variety OF work. II VIII
sew all kinds OF cloth, and with all kinds OF
thread. Great and recent improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most
rellabIe and most durable, and most GER
tain in action at all rates of speed. II
makes the intsrlocked stitch, which is the
best stitch known. Auy one, even OF the
most ordinary capacity can see, at a glance
how 10 ase the letter A Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines
/ are finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Ma
chine is a piece of cunning workmanship
of The most useful kind 1t projects the ma
chine when not in use, and when about TO
be operated may be opened as spacious
and substantial table 10 sustain the wo:k.
While some of the Cases, made ont OF the
choicest woods, are finished in The sim
! plest aud chastest manner possible, others
are adorned and embelished in the most
| costly and superb manner.
| II is absolutely necessary 10 see the Fam,
! lily Machine in operation, so as TO Judge ol
It's great capacity and beauty.
! 1t is fast becoming as popular for family
sewing as our Manufacturing machines are
for manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, ETC., OF The
very best quality.
Send for a Pamphlet.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
458 Broadway. N. Y.
! PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. SO Chestnut 81
N. s. Tingley, Agent, in Espy, Pa.
A. j. Evans, Agent, in Bloomsbury.
Nov. II, 1863.