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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22

f7 The politicians are afraid Of the peo-
pie in the seeded States.-BalstiH.
Has the BallsiiH forgotten the morale Of the
Texas election? Does it remember how the
q dear people "-whom it now alleges that the
politicians " fear "-squelched out submission
by near $4,000 majority?
GThe GeOrgia convention, speaking the
will, and in the name Of the people has ratified
the permanent Constitution, aaGBfmoAsly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22

A 7 = meeting Of Stockholders OF The Southern Pacific
n Railroad Company held in the city Of Memphis
on the 2ist Of March, 1861, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolued, That cash Stakeholder Of this company is
advised 70 subscribe for and purchase one share 81 tAe
unsa.a capita. stock OF the company, for each I've shares
now hsld BY sush Stakeholder, at the price OF ave dol
lars per share and pay one-aith the purchase money in
cash, and the remainder in two. four and six months
rem ms date and tsat R. v. Richardson, agent, ap-
pointed BY the Stockholders at Louisville KsrtaeFv
receive such subscription on behalf o. the company.
R. V. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
In pursuance Of the abovs resolution, l shall BE- al
the oGce Of BIT. J. fJwlkes, On Jefferson street, on the
I'D and sd inst % receive subscriptions, after which
time shall proceed 10 New Orleans, to attend 5 meet
ing OF Stockholders in that city.
mr22 Il Z. V. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22

The island Of Hayti is divides ststyyo parts.
Hsyti proper and Dominica <Ae latter Ia
Spanish and Creole Spanis oopnIation.
The former colofsd. The SpbA eoSoysrrmen
have new taken possession Is, whois ~
Dominica. and against the H. era
ople population, who dsslr nnsxsd -
Hsyd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22

House and Fifteen Acres Of Ground
for Rent.
O~TTUATEDon Morshead sTesue, and near the RalsiEh
- road. drst-rate garden place. Rent very sheaD
70 . good tenant.
~N0EsAREAT, DBPREE b Co,
mrI Ayrss' Buiiting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22

BEN. ri. ATKINSON {. q ~tsadisafs for he once AZ
Wharf-maFter. Eicciidn s0th on June mrfgtN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22
At@ A1bsrtisements.
FOR RecOrder.


va are authorized b announce s. A. MOORE, a. 4
saaaiaate ii Recorder a. TIE susuinE election in June
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22
BRIBERY!
JACOB G. WARD

" Oa AO
nESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES 70 his ATfTRM
n former patrons that he may BE- found
a. No 1856 Main street, opposite ne Clay
Building. where he Is prepared 10 aerve&
the pntiic with anything IN hs lne. Bi1nf Book
N sTerv dsscriptsn, vita Or Withoui printed heads
made % order.
aavina one Of the most approved ruling machines, he
Is p-spsred 70 10 any kind o. ruling. PaltculaT atsn-
No. psfd 70 the kinding Of mnsic and al kinds Of peri
ofic.is. either plain or IN extra style.
An orders from the city q country viii receive
,rr1uf s~tteutIsn. IACOB o. WARD,
fss Main street, opposite Clay Building, b Ser.
n.raf Nsap1is. Tsun.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22

For Wharfmaster.
TOBIAS WoLFR Is a candidate Tor WhGsfmas,sr.
election Gth June. mrls-h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16
Southern News Items.

Louisville, JGly 15.-The Charleston Mercury
tells its country readers To save tGer goose ouiIs
IS the stock of steel pens Will give out
1 be New Orleans Delta OF the tlth SAYS tia,
further persistence OF the Confederate states in
endeavoring 20 OBTAIN the recognition OF oar
nationality IS useless The editor saws that the
British ministry has not the courage nor fuclius-
ton TO apply 10 the Confederate States the miles
which she has uniformly applied 10 other nations
Too much importance mas been assigned 70 tn,
idea that France and England would break the
blo' kade to get Southern produce The editor
pro Doses to recall the rommI ssioners and r.f,.-
resident consuls Of all powers which will NOT
recognize similar officers Of the Confederate
States abroad.
The Louisville Journal has a letter swing
thai the trains on the Nashville Railroad have
been busy transferring soldiers from Camp Cheat
ham to East Tennessee, and it is thoupht thst the
sudden Eruption Of soldiers will find Last Ter
nessee unprepared.
The Journal also says that recruiting for South
ern ConfederacY is going on in all the counties
immediately surrounding Frankfort. The same
paper has letter saying that trains Of wagons.
heavily laden with provisions, pass Bowling
Green daily, coming all the way from louisville
The surveyor OF the port Of New Albany saws
the blockade has not been raised there although
the restriction on -four and grain is In part re-
moved
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EronI AlrNanh In

ALEXANDRIA, July Is -Four Connecticut
troops yesterday captured four secession cavalry.
bearer Of dispatches from Richmond to Lord
Lyons passed through our lines -day. escorted
by the Black Horse cavalry. The reported occu-
patton Of Fairfax CUur, House IS probably founded
on tue ydgaTies OF sOGe military Captsin
There has been movement: whatever that
could be termed an advance. the position Of he
troops being at present confined within the limits
OF Springfield on one side, of Pals Church on the
Ol;,,T.
IL is reported that Zouave named Kelly was
caught within the lines al Fairfax Court HOUSE
and during bis confinement attempted to IRE the
'ail- There are doubtless some two thau,end
sCcCs ion trGcTs SIN IT FairflZ station b.sd,
trenc umenrs and batteries Their still exist IL i
s.teG that tae troops at FairfaT include one hun
drcd negroes, besi dec battalion OF four hundred
o,beTs In the vicinity OF Manassas
Regarding the disposition among the three
months troops to co. lnue in the service. about
which there has been some inquiry IL seems TO b.
tle prevailing Idea among these troops to rstslrn
occupy demand their services six tents will
doubdessly re-eniiSt In the Pennsylvania Fourth
regiment six out Of the ten panies are 30 dis
posed.
From the Ohio First and Second regiments =
regiment will doubtless be created under the
command OK Col. MCCO0k. Col Wilcox of the
Michigan LIST, viii also form a three wears Ts.yf-
neht out OF hls present force, and additional re-
cruis are Low being received at Detroit
Five white citizens sought refuge In cur lines
10 DAY, having escaped from Aqua creek where
tLsE We're being impressed into the Confederate
service. They are natives Of Rhode Island
Two balloons which Were inflated and read 4
lOf making reconnoltsring ascension, exploded
to-day While being taken 10 Falls Church.
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Movements Of Missouri TTeops

ST. LOUIS, July 10 Captain Smith, from
Springfield ON Thursday, reached here to-nigbt
and reports that messenger arrived there thst
morning with intelligence that GEN LYONS com
mand would reach there that day The entire
Gen. Sweeney, Coils. Sigel, SOloman, Brown, and
four companies mounted Home Guards unde,
John ). Phelps, are concentrated at Springfield
he last heard from the State forces they were in
Neosho, going south, communication with Ar.
kansas being open in consequence Of Col. Sigel
falling back on Mount Vernon
A large number OF Arkansas troops were en-
gagged against Col. Si2el In the battle near Garth
age. The Union loss in that battle was ten
killed, forty-three wounded and four missing
The State troops state their loss at 700 killed
The guard Of l20 men left at Neosho bv Col
Sigel previous 10 the battle were taken prisoners
by 2 large force Of Arkansas troops, and a propo-
stion was made 10 shoot them but thew were
finally released on taking oath not to bear arms
az ainst the Southern Confederacy
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Further Particulars 81 the BATH. m Oar.
rack'S Ford

6RATroN, July l5.-The Confeder,iss reiterated
from Laurel Hlh on Thursdsy Gen Morris
command commenced the Dammit nsat dnV and
aItf terrible march over Laurel Hill unou atsin
through "a N and mud, the Fedora t-oous cam.
up with the fugiHves At Csrrsck'S Ford eight
miles south OF II George, IN TUCKER county
The Confedsrates formed thrir lac 81 hattla
aad poured Tsking IRE into the Ollo lAth resI-
ment-. The FIRE was returned with spirit and
Col. Dumonts Indiana Ttb regiment cbsrgsd To-,
battery Of the Confedsrates, when they broke ard
ran Gen. Robert :. Garnet attempted 10 rally
MS men, hut IN doing So hs was struck dead by a
ball posing through his spine aud coming uut
on NE right breast. Col DumOnt' s re- imsnt COZ
vcaacked. The rest Of the Federal troops bl-
ed On The battle ground
Inc tederalistS captured fOr,y loaded wagons
ore lined cannon. two staaa OF colors. Allied
twenty cnd wounded many Also cspfrreA
more prisoners than could Dc syrl fsken c,rs or
The Night Of the enemy was In short turned INTO
a most disastrous rout
The Federal loss 10 two killed and two rr,or-
tallv wounded
The COnfedeTstss lost all their tents. rsnp
GU, page. army chests. clothing. Sc one hun
dted musksis, knspSacks large quantities Of Sm-
muBitOn. etc
They reiterated mp the Horseshoe but Il 10 ~
peci-d that Gen HIil - n meet and stu further
rOut them near w est Union.
Gen Morris was 20 return TODAY, by way OF II
George, 10 Laurel Hill
Gen. Gsrnett's body vii. be emkalmed ana
10 wardsd 20 his friends He was farm.llv a
Major IN the Federal army, and ives brevrtted
!" gallant conduct Ht Buena Vista under Gen
Iayior Tie was not member Of Congress. -
incorrectly stated.
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NEWS


FoRTBEss McSRoE, July I5-Mr Russell. of
the London Times, left for Washington via Raj
tmore at u.!daight Dr. Bellows Prest MIR
Frederick Law, Ars. olnsted, Secretary, and I,
Bruce, Associate Member OF the Sanitsry CON-
mission, will proceed to Washington tonight
Or Bellows states that he nnds the condition Of
the troops at Newport News better than elsewhere
in many respects, and, mao orr volunteers at Old
Point good clothing, matters would be greatly
improved The Rev. Or. has made diHgent
exploration OF tie camps, and his report viii be
highly interesting
The Committee state that IN many parts of the
country there is danger Of = pestilence IA the
Army, If iUmediate measures Of remedy are not
'aken The greatest oareiessness exists rs to per-
sonal cleanliness among the camp police Mr.
Russell lys that the Comm isslon have Lerculean
task, and that the American camps are worse than
those Of tue Ctlmea.
Gen. Butler has shown the Commission all the
attention In his power. There are innurnerab,e
less important demands upon his time, which
civilians visiting Old Point appear TO disregard
Gen. Buffers war upon newspaper co-rsspon-
dents, alluded 10 IN d recent editorial attack in
the New York Tribune, exists in fancy rather
than in fact. The expression, q a brandy and
water campaign" is entirely unwarranted, and
is disapPrOved OF even by those who are uafriead-
ly TO the policy az Gen Butler. Such articles do
not improve the condition of affairs
Had the Government given General Butter ad-
equate men and means, far more important re-
suits would have been attained in the department
Of Virginia
\ fsud between the L s. A. Surgeon at Old
Poin: and the Physician in charge OF the Hygsia
Hospital is fortunately about euded. The court
martial held over Col. Allen adjourned Saturday
night sine die.
The Quaker City is at Old Point, undergoing
repairs. Nothing further has been learned In re-
gard TO the Pi yket she; yesterday near Hampton
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Details of the Battle of CanIcksfOrd

CINCINNATI, July l6.-The details of the battle
Of Canicksford state that the rebels, over two
thousand strong, opened fire upon less than two
thousand Federals. The former wers posted on
a bluff with masked battery. They were out
fanked By the Seventh Indiana Regiment. and
fed in confusion. Gen. 6arnett rallied his nrn
at the second ford, quarter Of a mile frou, the
first encounter, but nc was killed He was shot
by Frank Birmingham, private in the Seventh
Indiana Regiment.
The Georgia regiments Gag was captured
Col Ramsay's regiment succeeds the rebel com
Inand' The Nirginians were the first TO tiy. The
last struggle was mainly by the GeOrgians The
latest accounts say that the rebels left the remain
der of their artillery and baggage wagons at ST
George. detachment was sent 10 take poss.s.
sion Of = Fragment Of the rebel force who Were
making for Hardy county, and were utterly lie
organized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

MEASURING AND WEIGHING rHE TRooPs The
WASH gtOn correspondent Of the PhiladeIphIs
Press
o. Professor Henry, Of the Smithsonian Ipsty,r-
ton, bas prepared blanks which he enc. oses .,
Toe oihcers Of the respective regiments 10 have
hlie S up and returned the plan Is ia Uniformity
with that Of other countries and II follayrsd M
VIII prove to be OF great value in obtaining a
report of the comparative height. weight. &c
Of our
The heights and weighs Of the ofioe.s and
men Ia Colonel Butterfeld's regiment fTweIf,E
New York, were taken before they left here -,
JOIN Gen Patterson's column Those Of Main.
Rhode Island, and Eighth New York regmeu,s,
across the river. and Ninth New York. a, Point of
Rocks, are now beiug taksa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

MAssAcHrsETTs CREDIT-The time for receiv-
Ing proposals foT the new six per cent loan Ct
sI,OOO,0lO expired on Wednesday, and the bids
Were opened on Friday at special meeting Of
zoe Executive council. Ninety-one dif,TeEt par
ties bid al rates varying from par 20 six per e,Hs
pTsD.'HH None were accepted below one and
half per cent premium, the higher Offers cover
ing the whole loan. The aggregate Of bids was
about 81 $50 go The credit OF Massachusetts f,
not affected bv the convu lsions OF the times
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From Martinsburs.

MARTINsBURe, July 10 The 18th Indiana and
I'd Massachusetts egiments arrived here yesterday
to join Gen. Patierson's column.
There IS no new movement here. We don't
expect an attack, and Il does not seem probable
that We shall make one
The time Of several OF the three months regi-
ments here will expire within two WEEKS They
will 20 home, recruit, and then 20 again for the
war.
Three or four newspaper correspondents are In
custody here by orders from ten Patterson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

CoUGHs.-The sudden changes of our oIimate are
sources OF Pulmonary, BToaehtaI and As.hnatie
Affections. Ea perience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages of the disease, recourse
should at once be mad to Z" BTotcg's BroachiGI
IrccAsS, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rittnoE of the Th-oat be ever slight as by this
preofutlon more serious attack NAV De effeoIusly
warded OIL Public Speakers and SfagsyS will trd
tnem Ell ectual for clearing and strengthening the
voice. Sse adVeTti senlsnt. de l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

IL We learn that American naval expe-
dition sailed on the 27th March last 70 ascend ana
explore the river Iang-tse. The Engli have
several times assembled the river 20 a az, nee Of
some hundreds Of miles above the capital
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Fire at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, July IA Gre occurred Last
night. d. siroying property on corner nf Re,
and South Water streets TO the value Of s25, Que
with Sl2 go insurance.
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New York Bank Slatement

NEW YORK, July 15.-The weekly ststemen
OF the city banks shows an increase in loans @
1910 s74 decrease in sDecie OF S6I3 ylSQ: de
crease In circulation of S363, 100, aud decreas
In deposits Of 81 ,226 lS4
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IL To-day, steamer sails from New York
for Fortress Monroe, with II heavy freight OF ord
nance stores and Enfield riaes She takes 1900
rides for the New York troops alone
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The Reported Reverses TO Gen. Patterson


PHILADELPHIA, July Is We have such In
formation here renders Il morally sure that the
reports Of reverses to Gen. Patterson's command
are totally unfounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

NOT7cE .-D'ss-ie: Of Columbia Advantageous
10 ~ iLbeTTed Il ne BALTIHoRK SuS are received
n and forwarded from The STAR OHce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

II The Manufacturers Insurance COMPANY.
Of Boston, had policy Of 81, 900 against war
risks on the schooner Enchantress, picked up
by JEFF Davis pirates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

II From the author, and from our neIehbor.
MeiEerott, We have copies Of the spirited Union
song, - The sians and Stripes - poetry by r d
II JanvIer, music by J. NJ. Deems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16
DIED,

Or Tuesday, morning. 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZ-
ARETH RE DON, aged ahout 10 yssfs.
The tTlerds and relatives Of tie fairly a-e in
VI ID to attend her fun morrow, tho 18th az
O'Clock, from her late residence, No. % Eat
Capitol st
On Monday, the 18th instant MARY SESTINI
infant daughter of feter and Mary +. Gallant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16
Treops Held In Readiue,.

EAsToN, July IS The colonies commander,
the egiments at Camp Washington have beei
notified by telegraph to hold their commands IN
reedtness TO march ut IN hours notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

Nor DEAD.-We find the following in Martins
burg letter The report that james Gatf, printer
was recently hung at HarPer's Ferry, by the Con
federates, is untrue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

J-Another Kentucky regiment has been or
ganized In the vicinity Of COvingtOR, and he's
been attached TO Gen. Rousseau'S brigade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

J. 6. TALIAFERRo, who was arrested on the
way to Virginia, by Captain Darling, of the Cap
itol police, a few days ago, aud in whose posses
sion were number of letters directed to parties
in Virginia, had preliminary hearing at the Jail,
before Justice Dom, to-day, and was remand d
to await further orders after the testimony shall
be examined by General Mansfield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

TIE WRONG Mantle New York Posr OF
yesterday publishes lengthy obituary Of e1-Con-
gresham Garnett, Of Va, as having been killed
by Gen McClellan's command
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

AMBULANCEs GONE OVER Several hundred
army ambulances have been sent over the river in
the last few days, and others are constantly on the
way,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

IJ-Five regiments crossed over into Virginia
on Sunday between sunrise and sunset.
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u One hundred and Fifty new recruits len
Baltimore Yesterday for the various regiments st
Fortress Monroe
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CRIMINAL OFFESsRS This morning soldier
was noticed by the police, whose conduct was
such as to bring upon him the Just censure Of his
own comrades, well that of citizens and
soldiers Of other regiments He was seen fire.
queHtly 70 stop respectable females on the street
and so alarm them tuat they would leave the side
walk 10 escape by running, He was captured by
Lieut. NcHenTy and detective Allen, and loo ked
up in the guaTdhouse to await the order of bis
captain
Another was seen offering a spring balance for
sale in the market. The scale was taken by
detective officer Allen, aud left at Justice Donn,s
to be identified. The man said he found it, but
that was deemed hardly probable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16
LOCAL VS..

CTTh0ugB CRx STIE 10 printed on sne fastezt
sc 70 p,-,s ~ use south u Baltimore, it, edition
u 90 lsrgS to require it N be- put to press at an
esSlv ho.:; Advsr.lssnents, therefore, should be
sent In before - O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the ueT. day.
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II The Hon. Nathan A Ppleton died a; Boston
on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

IL Yesterday, the Massachusetts Rife Bat
TALON, under Major Devins, was paid OF q Fort
McHenry, the amount disbursed being SlJ.Ou0.
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CHIEF ASSISTANT 9UARTERmAsTER's

WASHING ron, ID c.. July 4, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
unit l. m. the 10th instant TO furnish (e0 OF.
twenty thousand bushels Of Oats, TO be delivered
at the Railroad Depot. or al q street wharf Wash
ington, ID. c., or before 3Oth day Of Jny, 1851.
The oats TO be received By weight at the rae Of
(2) thTty-twO pounds to the bushel, and to be put
up in good, substaS ta sacks of about two BUSH Is
each, t 30 of additional cost to Government.
The bids to be end "rsed, " Proposals for Oats -
Good and suffic ent security will be required for
the flu b nent of the contract.
The Assistant QuarteTmnster reserves the right
20 reject all bids that may be deemed too high
PAYMENT to be made when all the oats are deliv-
cred. ID. II. hUCKER,
jy6 I'd Assistant q uartermaster u. s. A.
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PENNIES,
Persons desiring pennies will nlvaYs find them
for exchange at the Star Office counter. II
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To THE AFFLICTED BE su.e to read the adver-
sSiIs,at of MoLean's Strengtheung Cordial aud
Blood Purifier. in anotkor column. If
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MEASURING AND wEIqHrso rUE TRoop. ill.,.

II The steamer Locust Point Is loading with
Government stores in New York for Washington
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MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.-The Seventh Massa-
chusetts Regiment, Col. Couch. which arrive d
here on Sunday night, went into campat Ka.o-
rama yesterday morning-their orders 10 go into
Virginia the night before having been Counter
manaed.
AT late hour Yesterday afternoon the Thirty
sixth New Y Ork Regiment, Col Innes went jnio
camp at Meridian Hill.
The De Kalb and other Regiments Yesterday
had orders to encamp on the northern side Of the
city, but they were afterwards countermanded
and orders issued fer them to take up their line
OF march, az O'Clock this afternoon for Virginia
This morning the De Kalb Regiment marched
down to the Arsenal to exchange arms
The u. ) Marines at the barracks had orders 10
move 10 Arlington Heights last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

READER. have you seen Prof. Woods cdyertise-
ment IN orr paper. ReaR it, 1t will interest you.
Az sn-eOly
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ORPHANS CoURT-On Saturday, In addition to
the ordinary routine business disposed If, the
court took up the case of De raft eainst Barney
Involving the guardianshi p CT the minor children
Of ). G. Barney and his wife, now deceased, and
the children are In France The case has been
long unsettled, the parties not being ready for a
hearing On Saturday the Court Judge PurceIll
decreed that the Marshal Of the District Of CoIuu-
bia shall proceed to Paris, in France and bring
thence 10 this city the aforesaid children, when
this Court will decide. under the divorce and all
Other circumstances, who shall ia We the guardian
slip and custody Of the children. Many friends
OF the parties are awaiting the final decision OF
the Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-16

Two WAsHINGToNGAEs named Tausiu are
among the Confederate troops at OccOquan.