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, 1862-06-25


The brig Yankee Blade, Captain Fairchi1d,
a1iErd at this port yesterday morning from
New Orleans, having left that port on the Sd
inst, and the B,lige On the 6:h, the first sail
ing yesEelsince the comucement OF the rebel
lion. Large quantities Of sugar and molasses
are ready for shipment from New Orleans,
notwithstanding the partial destruction Ell
fucted By the rebel mob. Fifteen or twenty
vessels, including government transports,
we're loading at that port when the Yankee
Blade sailed. It is understood that this sugar
was bought by army officers with the under
standing that the government agents, on its
arrival here might take it if they choose
Order is every where preserved. and the ship.
ment Of sugar and molase6 is going quietly
forward. The appearance OF the levee is to.
tally changed. A large part OF the wharf WAS
burned with the cotton which had becn rolled
there to be destroyed; and but few places, OK
cept those used BY the government, are eassly
accessible to merchant vessels There Is CON-
paratiye1y little shipment in the port. AL
The tugs were changed into TAILS OF gunboats.
and were sent away or destroyed before the
arrival of our forces. But three or four ships
which we're in the port at the time OF the cap
tu1e, are now. visible. The Others have since ar
1iyed principally from theNorth- The evidence
cf commercial ruin are every where apparent
But little cotton remains in or near New Or
leans, GOO bales, Of the existence OF which in.
formation was conveyed to General Butler, il
the largest lot in the city. In some instances
few Bales we're hidden in out Of the way
places, and xerc TINS preserved
, 1862-06-25

FLOUR AND GRAIN IN STORE IN CHICAGO.
Tie following table shows the amount
Of flour, wheat and corn in store on the
23d inst, compared with the amount in
store week since, and that in store at the
, 1862-06-25

We extract the following from letter re-
ceiyed from son Of Sheriff Gray, an officer
in the 51st Illinois regiment, dated, scamp
near Boonyilie, Mics, June g."
"a raw cavalry recruit at the Tuscumbia
River last Monday, found two Or three newly
made secesh graves. He told his comrades be
was going to dig down aud see how dead
secesh looked He did SO, and would you be-
1feve it, he found 64-ponnd cannon. So he
tried another one and dug up 33-pounder.
He then reported to his officers his adventure,
who cent out = party to search. Tney found
head boards properly marked with tho name
and regiment of the deceased Since our reg
fment has been here, we have foand, secretei
in the woods, several guns. knives and mor3s
J some Of them Yery fl1e weapons"
, 1862-06-25

State Agents Locking after Condition
aid wants Of Indiana Troops.


IHDAEAroL1z, June q, 1862.
The victory at Fort St. Charles, on White
River, Arkansas, adds another chapter to the
Colonel Fileh's 6diana ns rssiment, e IS Tep- ..
resented as the most brilliant thing of the
kind known in American annals.
The following appointments were anuouuc~
cd this p. H.: Frank A Rose, adjutant 55th
regiment; VIM. c. Luptou, late deputy Audi
be post qqartermaster at Camp Morton; Geo.
?. Buell., lieutenant colonel 5sth Indian j, pro-
NOTED to co!ont1cy, rice Il NJ Carr, resigned,
aud Joseph 7. Embrce, msjor, promoted to
lieutenant colonelcy.
In view Of the early organization Of the
State troops, the Governor, Adjutant General
and Major General Love, have laid out four
additional brigade districts, under the State
militia law.
4 rew and spacious soldiers home is to be
built in this city.
A large number Of Indiana soldiers, who
were taken prisoners in Virginia, have arrived.
The we're butfeted about from Richmond to
the Gulf States, ard represent their prison
life, IN the main, al very severe, though they
relate many Instances Of the existence Of
sparks Of humanity in the Southern heart
Arrangements are being made to pay them of.
The State hospital steamer Golden State ar
rived at Evansville to-day. She brought away
from Pittsburg Landing 220 sick Indianians,
and 100 sick KentuckianB.
Judge John j. Hayden started tonight for
Memphis as the special agent Of the governor,
to look after the Wan1s and necessities Of Iu-
diana soldiers in that region Private secre-
iary Holloway is now at Manassas Junction,
B. F. Tuttle is in the Valley Of Virginia, H.
Goodwin Is at Corinth, Miss, and coulmis5a1y
general Stone is at Cumberland Fori-aII ou
similar business for the Executive Depart
n7Gnf
, 1862-06-25

The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
Eeek ending June 81, 1862:
, 1862-06-25

+. IASA1LE, June 24--A fire broEe ont aboat
ten O'Clock q. II. in the block of old wooden
buildings opposite The American House OIL
Main street. They were occupied as stores
and dwellings, aud the whole block, consist
ing Of eight buildings, entirely destroyed
Loss estimated at $40 0DQ-partlY iusu1ad
, 1862-06-25
TO TAKE EFFEaT AUGUST FIRST.
The New Treaty with Mexico.
GEN. SHIELDS NOMINATION.
REJECTED,
TEE NEW LAW ON C0NTR BCTS.
The C0nfiScatI0n Bill in the
Senate.

FECNT ROYAL. RuMORED I'M
DANGER,
, 1862-06-25

AND THE POLxGAMY BILL
, 1862-06-25

The Test Oath Bill Passed the
Senate,
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IMPORTANT ORDER

War Department. Adjrtaaf Generals Once
Washington, July IS, 1862. :
General Orders, No. 80
First The recruiting detail for each volunteer
regiment In the field will hereafter consist OF two
commissioned officers from the regiment and one
non-commssioned ofirer or private from each
compsnv. Paragraph third Of general orders No
los of 1851, is amended accordingly Regimental
commanders will at ouce select the additional
men herein authorized; and the order for detail
will, as before, be given by the commanders Of
departments or corps d'armee.
Second. One commissioned ofacer Of the detail
will remain constantly at tie general recruiting
depot, to receive the recruits when sent from the
rendezvous, and to exercise care and control over
tn m after their arrival until they ordered to
their reg ments
Third. Recruits for regiments now in the fed
will be permitted to select any company Of the
regiment they may prefer. Should the company
thus selected be full when hey join 1t, they will
be allowed to select another.
Fourth. All men who desire, singly or by
squads, to join any particular regiment or COM
pany in the field, are hereby ordered 20 present
themselves to anv recrU iting officer, when thew
will be enrolled and forwarded at once to the
general depot for the State district there to be
duly mustered, and to receive the bounty allowed
by law. In su ID asses enlistment papers and de-
scriptive lists will he forwarded as directed in
general orders No los Of 1861, from this office.
By order Of the Secretary of War:
l.. THOMAS, Adj't General.
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FRnm FORTRESS rioNROE

FORTRESS MONROE, Va July 27.-Two thous.
and contr biuds on their way to Mcclellan
passed Ord Point last evening, about shutdown
The decks OF the st. am rs were black with the
sable soEs Of Africs, and everybody here was glad
TO see the ''new order of thfBssh now put in &c.
tive motion Our gallanttoldiers will be relieved
from the drudsery Of ditching, and can rest, pre-.
pairing themselves fer duty Of arms, instead OF
contracting fevsrs that ineaDacit4te them while
working In the trenches They now begi in to be
hopeful and all are willing to back up tie Gov.
eminent In its new policy and the more energetic
prosecution Of the war
Yesterday the Norfolk Rebels were exulting
over report that TIVE ty thousand Rebels were
within a few miles Of Suffolk, and Union men
oorhood. The Rebels know exactly, and far
better than we do, how many troops are stationed
there and at Norfolk. They have had all the
advantage for acquiring this knowledge, not
mules in this resDect, but through spies v no
stalk about with Uncle SANS passes in their
pockets. SecessiGnists can cross the lines to-
ward Richmond at any time, while Union men
are blufed OF and no llnwed to ven ure beyond
them, to look after their property. When a ter.
rible reverse TO our little army has taken pl ACE Ii
will be the proper time to look into the matter
Richmond news Of Friday says that the Rebels
hays again taEen possession Of Winchester, and
that the Union uooPs have fallen back to Harper's
Ferry.
Lieut.. l. L Store informs me this evening tina,
he Is just from Suf Xix to-day, and that every
thing is quiet. 1t 10 not believed that the eneuiy
are IN force near that town. On Friday com.
pany of United States Ca valry made a recOnnois.
sance thirty miles toward Petersburg and did
not meet the enemy. Ga the boat which came
down tie NanssnoGd river with Lieut. Stone
wefe i9teen o, twenty Rebel prisoners, captured
IN the neigL bofhoo OF Suffolk. Two commits
aioned oacers wee among the batch;
down the jam river this week, and shell Nc
Cle!lan'S army cut OF It's petition. so say the
Norfolk and suffolk Rebels, who pretend to have
authority for their assertion.
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sUBsIsTENTE OF RECRUITS.


War Department, A5jNtaRt Generals Ofes,l
Washington, July p, 1892.
General Orders No q
In organ eng new regiments Of volunteers, the
subssts Of the recruits prior to the completion
Of the organization, will be ehargeable against
the appropriation ''for collecting, drilling and
organizing velunteers." After the organization
Of the regiments is completed, and they have
been Inspected by the mastering ofAcer for the
State, subsistence Will be provided by the SUBJ
sistence Department.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
l.. TRoMAs, Adjutant General.
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Union NESTING IN BAL rIMORg in accord
encs with pub C tice, large meeting Of tne
loyal tizens Of Baltimore was held last evening
In Monument square. A Handsomely decorated
stand for tine speakers, draped with Tags was
erected in front OF the cnurt-houEe Upon tue arch
we're the words, ''The Federal Union our fathers
Termed IL, We will pres rye ii 4"
Bon Augustus W. Bradford was chosen Presi-
dent Of the me ting, and q number Of Vice Presi-
dents and secretaries were also chosen Among
the speakers 'sfTs Governor Bradford, Mr., 81. w
Hoffman, Mr.. VIM H Collins, Gen. Wool w
n PurneH, Dr. G. q. Cox, ana Others, ali Of whom
urged tie Necessity OF Maryland takIny a firm
stand IN this Cause, and llng forth her sons 10
battle for the Union. Tie patriotism Of the peo-
pie were appealed 70. and they were urged to
Gov Bradford said " he should feel deeply bu
INFLATED IL The dTaft should be made In MARYLAND
and in no other State. II the sentiment Of a por-
ton Of the people Of Maryland Is taken into con
sdera Ion, enc Is entitled in estimatin her uota
upon the basis Of her population, TO a very con-
siderable reduction To 'Tefrom; but taking the
legal vote, you W ii not come up to the quota
When you csn staI d side by side with other Ioy al
States in the proportion Of your volunteers, then
let tie DR. If come !"
A mum Der Of patriotic resolutions were adopted
setting !or.ht at two-thirds OF the people Of Ma
Tyl-nd were true to their alleg lance setting forth
that II the State should fail to iii her quota OF
VOLUNTEERS, the ffrSident should call upon the
militia, and at the same time compel the disIoya
men Gt the Stste TO bear part Of the burt6en OF
the couhtryj hat the military power should b.
fully exercised The hfth resolution approves the
conhs alton OF rebel property, and the emancipa
ton Of the negroes Of bells, essential to Grip
pie the power Of tEO.s now In arms.
A resolution was adopted appointing commit
tee to proceed TO Washington and ask OF the Pre-
sident the rem val of all persons In authority VIII
were tainted with disloyalty, and another askin,
tee President to instruct the general In command
al Baltimore 10 require ali male citizens over tn
age Of Gig hteen 10 take an oath Of allegiance +
the Government
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EwELL IN FORCE IN THAT VICINITY

WATERLOO, July 20 Scouting parties just re-
turned report occasional skirmishes with the
enemy near Orange Court House, but without
definite results.
Ewell 10 reported to be in force from Orange
Court House through Gordonsville to STANDARDS
vile. His troops are estimated at from twenty to
thirty thousand. This force, however, does not
secure the enemy,s safety.
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o r FIG IA l..
pRpARTEENT OF STATE,
Wnsksaufn1 Talr . fSf

Information has been received at this Depart
ment from hr. Samuel Lilly, the Consul General
Of the United States at Calcutta, "tha;, by an
order OF bis Excepency the Governor General In
Council 1t has been decided ,hrt the term piece
goods contained in the tariff act Of April %
1852, applies to all goods which are imported
In lengths OF pieces, Of whatever material COM
posed, and not restricted to manufactures of
cotton. az heretoren
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LETTERS OF INOrIRY

Letters of inquiry relating to TIE pay of ldiert
In hospitals or ON furlOUgh, shusld be address d
to the psymasjer gener re ating TO back pay
and tie one hundred dollars bounty Of deceased
soldiers to the second auditor relating TO the pay
OF deceased tesmstsrs or other employees of the
quarteinaster's department, or f'r pay for horses
killed or lost in service, to the third auditor re-
lating to she pay and bOuntyof persons In the ma.
rine or naval service, the fourth auditor; about
soldiers in the army, to the adjutant general
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FINAKcI4L.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say The week opens extremely quiet
IN w ali street The stock ma ket is almost at q
stand STILL and botn buyers and sellers seem TO be
playing the part Of Micswber, g. waiting for some
Thing TO turn upn The transactions In stocks are
very light, and IN the absence Of exciting rumors
OF news OF any kind, prices remain almost sta
tionery State stocks are dull, but without ma
tsrial change in price. Missouri sold at x s46x
OfTennessee there were nc sales-504 bid, 5Ok
asked The Government lisI 10 dull, and price
STEADY. The 30 notes are arm at 102 i aloe
Lrsgon war Loan o.; six per cent. certificates,
e6A. The coupon bonds Of 1851 are shade bet
Ter o. az on SATURDAY., 99I9S4 The money mar
ket presents no lew feature. The supply Is abun-
dsnt at per cent on first class collaterals Duti-
able demo aC notes are quoted al 100 al07 silver
IlOaIIa The exchange on London 10 steady, with
no pressure Of bills on the market. First-clas,
bills are quoted I29I1294
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By w. L. WALL a co ,AucIionee
suceessors % WALL a BaRNIT "a

COURT SALE OF CONVE NIEE', 2, ,Y, m
INC LoT by virtue Of an order q = dsolss -,
TIE Urp5.n. Court q the Di.ct II 10 Gee Sm IS Si
isso snd eaI, oo ne I5 gay q no 'sn6sr, A 10,
.1id district, In ChaneeTy sItt e. - Soo'f o.
tepIo tnctoa, 70 the highest bISdsr on Ma
n !, the Ga cay Of AUGUST, D., rssS m fSort
SitIs. Inseres "a s.o, STok p m, al The rag 81.
tASn An ssa IN Fsrs1rson o. n r. ;ld q
We sSsn taIt OF Lot numbered sevea- 5ltr ssnnrs
HSmsSr.S hfty-ore, (slD OF ths plan OF the CIV Of
wNsstelnf.o eImmenoiaG for tbs sald part at the
.oetNen ocfner s'f Sail Lot, aud run In. tD.-.ee
hIn the l.ns Of Tvent, third street wei,
sou.tsel Yer, llt . thence east one hunore A x
tssenhty Two ret, tso and s-hah Inches tlf2-sx
.IcAse.O % he rear Of aid Los thence Ioutp iour
sesA AZ feet, and thence west one hpn5red AID
sray w. feet, two and-a hat inoDos, II2i-2k
Zones 20 the D aos Of beElEning.
Ans troPosty fTonts On Twenty third fk-aat
veet, ostween north l. and NJ 20 esis,
Ierns; Ons-hai cash; ths residue ia tvo ,ou.I
ISL I,a n snts OF snc u months, tecnred b, the
notes OF the Burohafer. sSts aoforily snoorsed.
ana oe>Llnt lntere from tue dag Of ssle
llue oeeo 70 Dc reserved uLul tue " hole Of the,
coss Of the purchaser - s-e
MARY Ann FURsURsON, Guardian.
~ ls-SavSvAos w. L. WALL a Co. Auot,
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EXAMINATION OF ARMY SURekoNs.-An Army
MedlSal Board, com poE Of Surgeons BrlntOn,
Clymer, and Assistant Surgeon Webster, U. 8. A.,
for the exa mination Of brigade surgeons, and
st and volunteer surgeons, and assistant sur
geons, and contract phYsicians, IL to be held in
this city. The examination is thorough prac
teal one both with regard t. surgical operations
and bed side experience. Iii calculated to test
the real know edge Of the candidate.
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I-A " arlington letter in the Boston Trarel-
Isr states that Gen. Htlleck has began already to
strike blow at the Secessionis Of this city
He has called upon the Police Board, which IL
friendly to the Government, to give him list OF
the families in town suspected Of secession senti-
meDts he means to keep a close watch Of the
traitors, and II he can catch them at anything
wrong TO com Ell them 70 travel South.
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NEW TusL,cAT1oNs.-D. Van No,trand,

Nrw TUBLIcAToNs.-D. Van Nostrand, 49,
Broadway. New York, has just issued another
valuable mil -tary work from the pen Of Lieut.
Barrett, L N entitled "Gunnery instruction
simplihed for the Volunteer Ofhcey Of the United
States Navy" Hudson Taylor and Franck lay
Tor, Pennsylvania avenue, have the book for sale
F:om Mr.. Isaac N. Cary, agent at this point FOL
Haytian emigration, we have ''Guide to Rayti,
edited by James Redpath, publication giving
much information to those proposing to go tc
HaYd. Dir. Cary Is well known In this city az
respectable and Intelligent colored man, and his
representations can be relied on.
From shepherd & Riley, Seventh street, and
non John c. PARKER, 37s F street, we have the
'Triil Hunter, Tale Of the Far West" b,
Gusta's Armand. Another interesting story OF
adventure by this popular author.
From the New York map publisher, J. T
Lloyd, we have "L'oyd's Official Map OF the
State Of Virginia" from State surveys, corrected
and revised by later engineer surveys. An excel.
lent map,
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NJ Harpef's weekly has picture Of Cap
tam Ia tbs amy, absent on furlough, calling al
The ssdoor Of hls adorsd " The negro se,van,
Ne, les 70 his questlon-'Is Las Eliza at homs!''
In mis- sfepptory manner: mo, sar, Mis-.
EIi1aS not 10 home, and, saI, she ay abe won,
Eernin', ss-ss
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IUThe immeesursble besene. Of the sympa-
th.Irrs with Secess on 10 exposed In the recent
announcement that while the loyal people are
generously subscribing 70. the support Of the new
LEWIS under the call Of the President, thsy are
indnsr ously organizing against the payment Of
IEs tar provided for In The late act OF Congress
secret move ment preparatory to this treason
able proceeding Is known to exist In the states OF
Indiana,
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pASSFS

Ere breaking up his late headquarters here,
General Pope ordered that no passes to the lines
OF bis army should be granted to others than those
having Official business there.
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PERSONAL Commissioner Holloway, Of the
Patent ofc &c, has Left the city for few days on
visit TO his home in Indiana.
F = VandrrPool and lady, N. Y; Hon. Edw
Hsight. do; NJ jor General Mitchell and Staff,
U. s Volunt er,i Hon. Geo. Eiphinstine, r. /
.re at WilIards'
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
MAJOR GENERAL POPE.

Major General John Pope, accompanied by his
stat, this morning proceeded, per rail, 10 tbs
headquarters Of his army in the field.
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PERSONAL.

THE POLTRooN WHO ADDR ESsED AN
anory sou. etter, da ed July IS, lse1" 20
'sdy near this oi'y. through tho cs Q of q profes
slona gent enan, il informed thar Il has failed Of
rs bsse purpose, as sIl OF o statements are at
te ly false she letter has nos been q roy I'd as
Its coward vriter de-Ired bot wi be prese We
20 Ds used In trsclnf its cant sutNor so that
he NAV not "bs sacsd from smbIr assmsat" lts
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sv,rit Of the Msrninx Press

The IsfsHigene'y argues that as the national
troops have In this war always acted on the Of
fensive, " greater requisition has been made on
the military d'scrs ION and skill Of the national
con- manders " than upon those OF the South.
The Republicans holds that our army in its I'D
vance should be supported by the resources OF
the enemy, and that their property should be
taken for the use Of the national troops.
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II Gov. Yates, Of Illinois, has issued an order
commanding all officers and privates OF Illinois
regiments, who are now In the State without leave
OF absence or furlough, and who are able to do
30, to return to their regiment, at once, under
penalty Of being treated az deserters
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1.-THE police Of Baltimore yesterday took
from several Of che stationery stores all the pho
tographs Of confederate officers, as well a. sever
al plates OF Autographs.
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II Elsewhere In tod -y's Star will be found
the mastery second letter OF Hon. Robert
Walker in advocacy Of the gradual emancipation
policy OF President Lincoln. II will repay an
attentive perusal.
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OcR RHeiMENIs IN The FIELD.-ln letter re-
ceiv d by q " WashburLe, from Gen. Mcclellan,
dIIsd July 18th, the latter earnestly enfofces the
confederation that new snIistmt MS should be
made to fii up old regiments, rsther than TO false
al new nee. Gen. Mcclellan s1ys:-sI would
p,.ter 50 90 ecruits for my old regiments 10 100
10 men q gsniz In nav regiments. -
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IL schuv er Colfax has been renominated by
the Union men Of the Ninth Congressional Dis
fYict of Indiana
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INDIANA The Democracy Of the seventh dis
trict Of Indians have nominated the Hon. D. W
Voorhees, for Congress.
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ID Yesterday afternoon seventeen Confederate
prisoners arrived at the Camden street depot,
Baltimore, from Harper's Ferry and Wi2cbester.
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NAVY YARD.

The Baltimore arrived from Fortress Monroe
this morning, but brings no news Of importance.
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Volunteering Brisk In MaiEe-Four Resi.
ments 60 be Ready In I've Weeka

AUGUSTA, Me-, July % Under the increased
bounty offered some time ago to old regiments
over the new, recruiting for them 10 progressing
favorably, and II Ia believed that the four re2i-
ments win be ready to march In two weeks.
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FROM YVES ERN MARYLAND.

ii Co JsGCrats R0er4itrns Officer Baggsa-
Il IT. ltOr cSEtS - Rot IN Jdik," and an
OPpOrtHnitvls bforle! Hlm-Dan II eek
err tie hsbeI SPY KaSsipg The Book"
DC DC.
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JIM LASE's NKsso REsrxESrs.-rhe Wash.

sih NC " nn-
ington correspondent of the ". Y Post saws:
The cnnv Of the written instructions 20 Genera
Lane. Of Kansas, which Is on fte at the War De-
parimens, shows no authority to raise negro
trigsdes. hut 1t Is reported that Lane received
verbal permission to employ the backs II he re-
Uarded IL necefsary
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ASHAMED To nETN

HNST Q Ed EU DU IT.
Brig. Gen b nj +. Roberts has been assigned
to du:V a: Gen. POpe's headq sarters, as chief Of
cavalry.
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BOARDING.

ROA.D-Very derirable r. sorrs. i.rse md air,
via b q d-3ss rev ork avsnue betTesn
ea4 psn sts it
MES HAvINg REMOVED PROM sos
80 70 lSS street, opPosite Wln1er'a Bu lar,
III De resdv 70 receive BOARDEaS After the Ia
August, on reason able terms ~ 81 ~ -