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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

DEsERTERs ATTKETIoN-We call the at
tention of delinquent recruits who have en-
listed in the I'd Tennessee Regiment, within
tho last FIVE or six weeks, to Captain Houghs
advertisement in another column. A word
10 the wise is sufficient.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

The Adjutsnt-G General of Pennsylvania has
issued circular to the county commissioners
to return to his headquarters the enrolment of
the militia of the several counties, before the
10th of August, 50 Is TO be prepared for
any emergency. H
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The Campbell's
still continue to draw large houses. The
Maddens are meeting with great success.
Persons wishing to pass pleasant hour viii
do we'll to give them q call. They have an
entire change of programme every night.
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Another Prize.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The French bark
Harriet Rolli, which was taken by our forces
while running the blockade at New Orleans
with cargo of wines and brandies, arrived to-
day, under command of Capt Conant, of the
Massachusetts 31st regiment She has 80 sick
soldiers.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

HYDE & Co. will sell the Grocery Store,
3l7 Main street, this morning at 10 o'clock.
At the same place fne spring wagon and
harness.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

WE have received several communication
which will DO deferred for publication until to.
morrows issue. E#
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

THE OSLY SKY-LIGHT GALLERY n THE
CrTY.-Remember the Cottage Gallery, Front
Row, between Union and Monroe.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06
S25 Reward.

CTRAYED from the Of Mosby and Hill streets,
y Dark Chestnut BAY MORSE, with heavy name on
each side of his neck heavy TAIL sighted and in good
order holds his head very high. The above reward vii
be paid when the delivered at the Foot Of Jeer-
son street. below Smith McLeans boat store.
ALEXANDER HUM,
auR2-lw Steamboat Bakery,
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SIS INWARD.

C1RAYED from the subscriber Friday, August LIST,
- small BAY PONY, nearly blind in one eye, small
white spot his back, hind foot white. The above
reward will be paid when delivered to me.
W. B. WRRNER'S Blacksmith Shop,
aug3-2t corner Of Uausey and Vance
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aug2-1w

Mules and Horses for Sale.
SIXTEEN fine Mules and three Horses, nns Wagon
y and one fine Top Buggy for GALE at w. Ruleman's
stock yard, Poplar street, opposite the Market House.
All Of which will be offered at priWte sale until Wednes
day 10 O'clock after which they win be sold at autiOn
g. RANGER
aug5-2t% No. 3SS Gayoso House.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

SAVE your dollar and get a good picture at
the corner of Union and Shelby streets. Only
fifty cents, including case.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

NEwsMEN BEwARE-Sunday afternoon
the papers of o. G. Sabin s. Co., were taken
from the steamer City of Alton by thief,
and disposed of under false pretenses.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

SATISFACTION given or no sales. Pictures
to send in letters only fifty cents, at the corner
Of Union and Shelby streets.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

SOLDIERS, no humbugl the Cottage Gallery,
Front Row, between Union and Monroe is
the place for pictures.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

FINE cases at Northern prices at the Cottage
on the Bluff. ....s.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

CoEsULT your interest, go 10 the "Cottage
on the Bluff for your pictures. -...
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

THE cheapest pictures in the city at the Cot
tsge Gallery.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

THE only cheap gallery in Memphis is at
the corner of Union and Shelby streets.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The " Union Appeal = Ia the best medium
q Advertise in-havInS the Largest CIR
c uiation OF any paper Issued In this CITY.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-06

BY AN OFFICER OF TIE 46rH OHIO VOLUNTEERS,
IN HONOR OF the PATRIOT SOLDIERS wEo FELL IN rHK
tt6REAT BArrLE.h
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LLOYD'S GREAT MAP
GULF OF MEXICO.

EHNGRAVED ON STEEL, From actual Government
that River. Lloyds Great Map Of the Mississippi
River shows every bend in the River every Island every
saaG-bsr every Landing and Wood. Yard, every Town.
City, Bluff Sugar and Cotton Plantation The Channel
Of the River marked accurately by of the and
most experienced Pilots that great River Loyd's
Great Map of the Mississippi River, also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Latent FROM kENTUtKY.


The II rbel< Pushing for Cum beriand Gap
Our ARMY in Full and close PursHit-
Mevemenfs amsnSthe Military atLosi.-
LoUIsx LEE, Oct. Tho enemy are saiiso
BE- rndpa voring TO reach Cumberland Gan. pne
portion oftheir army is still II Lcxin gtcn. Dur
troops are close upon both of their cotnnands
Skrmishing is constantly going on MOI par
ticular> have reached here to-day, witch can
be transmitted, though military men hint at i'm
portant movements soon 10 occur. They seem
very busy this evening.
LoUIsvILLg, Oct. 1.-Generu Gilbert, with
his corps, is al Lebanon.
1t is supposed here by military men thai the
whole Rebel force is retreating 10 Hail Gap, 4
few miles south of Grab Orchard, where they
intend to make stand.
The bridge at Shepherdsville will be COM
rleted Ivy Sunday.
Nearly all the bridges between us and the
Rebels have been burned by them, and some
three weeks will elap,e before they IAN be re-
constructed.
The story Of the capture by the Rebels near
Elizabethtown, of three companies of Ohio
cavalry, last week, is untrue.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET


THE COCKPIT POINT BATTERIES.
From the Wyandanl, which arrived yester-
day, we leayn thai tn" gunboats down the river
have been engaged for several day past de-
stroying the old Confederate batteries down the
river; the last place ~ which they We're en-
gagged being AT COCKPIT Point. Its not thought
that the rebels haveans. guns on tn" river, or
have fred into any vessels. the report to that
effect brought mp ny rivermen, probably ORR
ginating with men on sailing vessels, who,
seeing the boats from our gunboat> pulling out
from shore after the match had been applied 10
the old work. Of the rcbrl~ and the explosions
OH shore, took il for granted that the rebels
We're firing q them. -- ,--...-..
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

IL. Tnteiiiyen-.- NOTICES The significant idct
IL slready the Confederate and State author
ii.rs are BEGINNING 20 conflict; and a Georgia
jrdgs In wing pronounced the CONSUMPTION act
Ial o. -i:Etioral. thr IT'"II'grnc'r says:
s.I. UouId -.rm some men in Georgia have
70 forgotten that the rebellion against the
Govern-apnt Of tha United States was originated
IL. the name of Estate rights.
The Peyv6'ican has q curious article on the
COMM cubarnatorial election in New York, in
which, while complimenting the unbleInished
chaIac'ar AMI patriotism of General Wads-
worth. 10 expresses the opinion that il might
have been better policy TO have nominated
GP,ss1ai Ink.
HTha fierce Ieud," The Republican goes on TO
say. Sbatw-en the veteran regulars OF the
Republican parry. led by Thuriow Weed. and
thp swarmiaC irregular lPvies, led by Horace
Greeley, may operate 70 the serious detrimcnt
o. me candidate vi no should receive equal sup
port from both General " ellsworth, moreover,
rtvcr having been Democrat, he cannot hope
to draw oil such 4 large DETECTION from the war
wing OF tina. party as would have naturally
fock.d round the standard of Major General
Dix. who was the choice, a candidate of the
Vaed-Seward Republicans.
'That Mr. Weed will strain every nerve for
Z; neral wads vorth's election. we, who know
h'-1 well. have sufficient confidence in his high
toned PATRIOTISM 20 believe. But that he can
al.av local animositifS and party jealousieS
anonrst his Sutordnates and small party man.
agars. il something of which We have not only
doubts, hut fear. The zenith OF the Greeley
il, viii b. the zero of the Weedites; and it
VIII De extremely diff cult indeed. 70 prevent
tine local leaders OF the Republican Weed
S-Wird wing from making Bargains with the
Democratic wire pullers, looking TO the re-
election OF Secretary Seward to the Senate,
when the vacancy occurs.
To avert the defeat OF Wadsworth, the Repns-
lfca~ recommends thar all the influence of our
Government: Departments be placed literally
az MS disposal, and advises General W. to
ga. once apply himself 10 draw closer the
bonds OF his alliance with the Weed wing of
the Republican party-thus allaying party ami
mOsities and awaiting himself OF that knowledge
of party machinery which can be obtained and
U.s. I IN no other way"
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Explosion Mt HarUer'S Ferry,

FREDERICK, Md, Oct. Last night an ex-
plosion took place in the guard-house ar
Harper's Ferry, formerly used 4 storehousc
for powder. Some of the powder, which had
collected in the cracks and revces of 6the
room. was accidentally ignited by spark of
fire from a prisoners cigar.
Some nine soldiers, occupying the quarters,
were more or less injured by the explosion.
Three distinct ones having taken place.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POToMAC,}

General Orders. No. l6}.-The attention OF the
officers and soldiers Of the army of the Potomac
is called to General Orders, No, TO- War De-
partment. Sept. aith l~62, publishing to The
army the Presidents proclamation of Sept ed.
A proclamation of such grave moment TO the
nation, officially communicated TO the army,
affords 10 the General commanding an Oppor-
tunity OF defining specifically TO the officers and
soldiers under his command the relation borne
by all persons i'll the military service of the
United States towards the civil authorities of
the government.
The Constitution eonfides to the civil author
tiles, legislative, judicial and executive, the
power and duty of making. eXpoundng and
executing the Federal laws. Armed forces are
raised and supported simply TO sustain the
civil authorities. and 10 be held in strict
subOrdination thereto in all respects. This
fundamental law of eur political system is es-
sential TO the security OF our republican insti-
buttons, and should be thoroughly understood
and observed by every soldier. The principle
upon which and the objects for which armies
shall he employed in suppreSSing rebellion
must be determined and declared by the au-
thorities. and the chief Exec utiVe, who is
charged with the administration of the nation
NJ ahalrS, Is the proper and only source through
which the views and orders OF the Govern
mPnt can be made known 20 the armies of The
nation.
Discussion by officers and soldiers concernin @
public measures determined upon and declared
by the government when carried BEYOND The
ordinary, temperate and respectful expression
of opinion, tend greatly TO impair and destroy
the discipline and efficiency of the troops BY
substituting the spirit of political faction for
the finn, steady and earnest support of the
authority of the government. which L. the high
est duty OF the American soldier. The remedy
for political errors, if any are committed, is TO
be found only i'll the action of The people al the
polls.
In thus calling the attention Of thiS army 10
the true relation between the soldiers and the
governments, the General Commanding merely
adverts 70 an evil against which it has been
thought advisable during whole history to
guard the armies of The republic, and in doing
so H. Will not he considered by any right minded
person a casting any reflection upon that 10y
atty and good conduct which has been so fully
illustrated upon so many battle fields.
In carry ing out all measures of public policy
this army will, OF course, be guided by the same
rules of mercy and Christianity that have ever
controlled its conduct towards the defenseless
BY command OF Maj Gen. Mcclellan:
JAS. A. HARDIE, Lieut.. Col,
Aid de- Camp and Act'g Asst Adi't Gen
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A IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
ASHES GREAT SCURvY AND SALT RHECM

1876 NE" FALL STOCK. 400
PAPERHANGINGS
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Slammed Me-
dunn and Low priced PAPERS, appropriate either
Tor the richly adorned on most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful selection Gold Band Imitation Gold
ana Common Shades. Buff, Green and Blue UoI
land by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
Warranted 10 he GiLdtd ri,h GnM Leaf
the handsomest assortment in the District from
the best mandatory in the country Also beau :
tfui variety Of dark Wood and smail-sized Oval
and Carte de Fisite Frames Of foreign and domes-
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELs
Different sizes and cOlOrs, Picture RIGGS Nails & C
CARD PHOTOG RAPHS
Copies of celebr ated Pictures Paintings Statuary
&c.
.. The attention Of those renovating is called to
the above goods, which were purchased for and ON
account OF the times. will be sold at the lowest re-
munerative prices exclusively for -
CASH
for goods and labor, when purchased and executed
All ARTICLES warranted as represented
~ Orders for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW
SHADES punctually executed, in city or country
-, &C.,. J. MARKRITER
NO $50 seventh st., eight doors above
DC }-In Odd Fellowa, Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

- Union man, who escaped from Licking
ton, ny, and arrived in Covington, states that
BY a recent order of Gen. Kirby Smith, all the
stoves in that city have been seized and carried
TO ne founderias, where thsy.are cast into shot
and shell. The order caused great complaint
among the citizens, both loyal and disloyal
Livery ward OF jeans in Lexington. Georgetown.
versailles. and other places had been taken by
hlroy Smith to eiothe his soldiers, who are
now IN pretty good condition, having been Iiy
inS of 'hr far OF the land tor n month or mora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

The TRIAL OF CAPTAIN GANSEvoORT.-Tha
court OF inquiry, which convened at the Brook.
Ign naNy-yard for the investigation OF the cir.
cumstances under which the steam corvette
Adirondack was wrecked, having adjourned
SINE die, has forwarded a report of its proceed.
ings to the Secretary of the Navy. The decision
OF the court may probably be- promulgate i'm
few days. Meantime, Commodore Colds.
borough and the other OFFICER constituting the
court have left for their residences There i
an impression in the Navy that Captain Cianse.
WORT has been exonerated from ali blame i'm the
premises ---- =
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RECRUITING FOR THENAyY

Recruiting for the navyiS brisk, but far from
being sufficient for the wants of the service.
The Sabine is still endeayoring 10 pick up pirn
OH the coast of New England. The Gemsbock
WIS some time since dispatched on n similar
mission with no great success. Within the past
week, however, seamen have applied for ad-
mission into the navy more numerous than
since the announcement OF the prohibition OF
crog on board ships of war.
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KICH1NG AGAINST THE CONSUMPTION.

KICKING AGAINST THE CONSUMPTION.
The Richmond papers record case of some
significance from a States Rights point OF view.
A conscript in Ebert county, Ga, having sued
for his freedom, Judge J. W. Thomas, OF the
Superior Court, let him of, pronouncing the
conscript act of the Confederate Congress un-
constitutional, and all the laws, orders, and
regulations under it, therefore. void
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

SThe execution Of the draft was attended
with great excitement in Cleveland, Ohio. par
ticularly among the Germans and Irish, who
Were persuaded that the matter had been so
arranged as 10 free the richer class Three
hundred infantry and artiilerymen, with a
cannon We're called out and so disposed OF as
TO Keep the crowd in check, and the draft WAS
proceeded with without any special disturb
amce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

~ The Chesapeake and Ohio canal is row be.
inS repaired a; the points above where il WAS
orosHn bJ the Confetierates in crossing into
Ma Jiand- Besides other hands, several hun.
dr-d '.Con'rabands" are now said to b., AT work
Id repairing the entertainments, and navigation
may he resumed ere long in good part, and the
iaSiIiiiee for transportation for goveroment re.
stored Ne well a the usual for the farmers
and business people.
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NOT 50

We are informed by Mr.. George ID. Spencer
that the statement (Which originated in New
York paptr) that he had been sent 70 the Old
Capitol OH charge of disloyalty, is utterly with
out foundation. He has not been arrested, and
never uttered such sentiments as attributed to
him in the statement.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AN acknowledgements afternoon a WON an
went to the store or S. Bacon & Co. and As ked
Tor pint OF Wine for her husband who is sick
After she left the store she was taken bv the
Provost Guard to the Central Guardheu Sc
There she told where she got the liquor; and a
nle OF men was sent TO the store and are sted
Mr.. r. +. Bacon. The woman was then sent
with file Of men and lieutenant to the store,
where she identified Mr.. s. Bacon, jr., rs the
person who sold her the liquor. The lieuten-
ant took him into custody and also made a
search for liquor, and, finding a demiiohn of
wine, took that also into custody. After hear.
ing OF the case before Major Doster and .Tus-
tice Walter, Messrs. Bacon were discharged
from custody, and the lieutenant who took the
demijohn received lecture upon the dancer
Of being over-zealous and exceeding his au.
thority.
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THE WAR VIRGINIA.

Capture Of n r ebel wagon train, two pieces
of artillery. 100 stand Of arms. and 80
prisoners.
The Baltimore american has the following
special dispatch from Cumberland:
"Imboden's entire wagon train, embracing
supplies OF all kinds, two pieces of artillery,
one hundred small arms and fifty prisoners
We're captured, and Col. McReynolds is in pur-
suit OF him. mp the great Cacapon."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

~ handsome sum will he realized To tn,
Government from the tax upon the salaries OF
members of the House Of Representatives Each
member is taxed sc n month, or 81 per year.
The Speaker will be taxed STA The next
House will consist OF 1917 members and 'ele.
gates-in all 2Oi. The aggregate amount real.
lied will be S1i, $40 year. The yearly amount
OF revenue derived from taxation OF EMPLOYEES
now in the House will be s7,423.sG, which will
be augmented during the session by taxation
upon salaries Of additional employees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08
A DISLOYAL SOLDIER

Yesterday, patrolman Nichols and City con-
stable O'Conner, arrested John A. Dugan. Of
the l2lst Pennsylvania Regiment, on the charge
OF disloyalty. He was taken before Justice
Clayton, W no turned him over TO the authOri-
tie ~ The Central Guardhousr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

~ In his official report of the battle of Iuka
Brig. Gen. Hamilton claims that $3.50 men met
and conquered Rebel force under Price of not
less than 1900, posted in Il position naturally
strong. The entire loss in General Hamilton,s
division w3s 6eo and more than 400 wounded
Rebels, with large lumber of able bodied pris
oners and 500 stand OF arms were captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

~ An ARRAY occurred at a house of in .rou,,.
On Potter street, Baltimore. night before last
at which eavairyman, named DUFFY. wa,
mo-'aliy wounded. An assault was made ON
Hsrehsl Nannoetrand. who attempted to ouell
tA' disturbance; but the timely appearance
o. police rriniorcement5 quickly routed the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08
SD(lllN EDITION,
TnaEE QxLooK P. M.
pfAsowxRs or WAR

: Monday, John WILSON, ist Va; Rich'd Pus-
grave, 6.h.As- Cavalry; Geo. NANCY, 9Th Va;
Lieut.. T.. s. Roberts, 2d Miss; Sergt L. H. Fen
wick, 18th Va; Sampson Brown, 18th Va. Baf-
terry; and James A. Daley, j. W. Brown, Thos-
LeyilIe, Rich'd Drake, Willoughby Harris and
John II. Council, consCripts, were sent in by
Chen Sigrl, having been taken by his pickrts,
and were sent 20 the Old Capitol by the Provost
Worxbal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

IL The filth daily session OF the Episcopal
TrieEnial Convention vas held on Monday
Tie special committee OF nine on the rebellion
Va announced. The treasurer's and other re-
ports were read and approved. DIR. Goodwin
proposed new series of canons, prohibiting
participation IN the profession of arms by any
bi-hop' with evident reference 10 The case Of
'ae rtoei Major General Polk. After lively
debate, his proposed amendments We're refer
red 70 the Committee on Canons. Rev. DIR. Vim
tor announced tha, he would offer resolutions
against Lncanonieal ordinations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR RICHNoyp
7" hat the Rebels canno, learn OF tho nunhor-
Component parts and positions of the ARM o.,
tA% Potomac rom the long description. in the
n" York Herald, headed ..The Grand r..
WV" - SCARCELY worth knowing
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- A letter dated Newt Gas tie on TYNE Sept
"a, says: s'Several large steamers are building
here 10 run :hc blockade. These are the Ma
lacca, Louisiana, and several others, whose
na1nes forget. They are heavily armed, and
go. - 1900 a. IIf''IiUI.. a rrUIu
The United States Government may be able 10
capture them. for they would be valuable
prizes. They are 325 feet long and carry two
engines of 2,UD horse power each"
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THE EVENING STA X.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAY........ o. TOBER :, ieo?.
-Rh.p1ss MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEX OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
Graphic AND OTHER MATTER.
Noticr TO News Agents.

News agent, With the army under command
O: General Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore, III the West or South, should
sind their orders for the STAR to Henry Tay-
Ior. Agcu. for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
B-iIdIaS, Baltimore, Md.
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RELEASED

James OConner. who was arrested in Sep
TENDER and comnitte 10 the Old Capitol on
suspicion OF being Sece>h spy, was released
yesterday, by order OF the Provost Marshal.