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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

RECOVERY OF GovRRNMKST PRoPKRTY.--ThG
Georgetown Police for few days past have been
searching houses In the neig bborhoOd Of fenRly
town for government properly, and, on Saturday
last, recovered about SEQ worth, aud, yesterday.
about $500 worth. The goods consisted Of mus
kets, uniforms, blankets, a..
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ARRIvAL OF SICK AND wOUNpep

This n,ofnisg train q esrs arrived from Gu.
peper, bring NJ down about sir hundred SICK ana
wounded soldiers rom General BSuts's Division.
the larger portion Of them being vounded. The
ira was az once met by su1b ulanoes, aud they
were soon conveyed "a tue various hnspitsls-the
mos, OF them being tsken 10 Mount Pheasant A
large number arrived "a Ale1sndria this morn
ing, and were placed 10 the hospitals there
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GENERAL AUGUR

This distinguished wounded ofaoer, who Is
now q the asnce OF General Riekstts, in this
eity proceeds tomorrow, by rail- to his home I'm
western New York. his surgesn having decided
tnat ne journey win not 10 likely 10 rstard his
fecevev. Ne u In sxcsnsnt spirits, and his
EoVne doing wei. 80 We. ~ --.ys- Cd.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

LOCKED Up.-Yesterday, The Provost Guard PRO
ceeded 70 Crysul Spring, q well. known rcsnrt
north Of the city, and taking possession II tho
premises, locked up the restaurant and bar. This
was the result Of the diSorderiv conduct OF per-
sons, civilians a. well ~ soldier, who visited
there recently The friends Of the proprietor are
making efforts 10 obtain fer him permission 10 re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

NEW YORK sIOcK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Aug. BLK q Fin: BSssa
Long bonds, sski gold, liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

GEN. WILLIAMS AND OTHER FED.
ERAL OFFICERS PRISONERS.
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ARRssTED-A man named James Scroggins
was arrested about 1 O'Clock Yesterday morning,
near Port Tobacco, Maryland, on Ills way south
to Dixie. lie WIS well mounted. and was armed
with q double barrelsd gun aud bowie knife, ard
had hsversack well filled with provisions He
was brought to tie city yesterday, and was sent
70 the Old Capitol.
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THE nakSACHUSErTxrR

THE MAbSACHJSET1A IROOPS.
BosTos, Aug. - -Thee.h Massachusetts resi-
nent (Which was assaulted Ia Baltimore April,
1851 have volunteered for the nine noatEs quota
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THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.

The Trt.ligssetr Is doubtless oorrect In The
intimation below:
"lnteiligence reached 20 lest Right nom uDefA-
cisl sources Of IN important movement by Gen.
Mcclellan. which We refrain from Publishing
fer prudential reesons.n
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ID. c.,

GEORsE1OWN, ID. c.,
" YuLI 2p, 1864.
5gle Of bUsII BARNARD. expired thls a. ca 81
July, by limitation,
Ihs undsrsiEIed viii continue the busEeEs =.
the 6rm 90 the Old stazd, on BrIdfe .tTeet ~,
doors west of High street
su l-eolm Intel mo. JBAREAED.
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LATEST FROM RICHMOND.

THE CONFEDERATES CLAIM A VICTORY
AT BATON ROUGE.
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CuR.D OF PrMpLEs ON TIE PAcK.-The best
medical skill In Washington and vicinity failed
10 cure me Of pimples, blotches and boils, with
which my face was covered; but Or. Tumhlety
has given me- handsome complsxion, exempt
from all eruptions, by his herb medicines.
al LII n, 3. B4NHs, Center Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

melons, out Of Wilson'S celebrated ice house,
thermometer always at 40 degrees,) at 1ls Penn
avenue, between 10Th and Goth sts. Ice for sale
at all hours Of the day. Try the watermelons.
eu l2-3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

The MIAsMA and Foul vapon generated by
II 9 hot sun will be Tar more deadly to our Vol
unteen than the enemy's bayonets In the Indian
and Crimean Campaigns, Holloway's Pills were
used In enormous quantities. They kept the
troops In perfect health. Only Is cents per Box
Soldiers supply yourselves. 217
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LOST AND FOUND.

4S RkwARD-Lost, on Saturday,, AaIsss ssh,
:sIsst. SSSksy SS5k sesisia!as g Irss;sg
:s se & ssss;s e rs e
!: E. s. IS; Ssisa II iis luton
nIs, g e! ~ .s. Gcs:s r.
's Sss n ss,s s ma 9 s. 6.
noe: Also, tyo 90 1Iss.ary sosss, and O Mn
g he 20 ssss
Two WHOM II MAY CnNCERN;l-Left Il the
e. ant: !. I.a bII i Th. os.s1 sii kSS
s 3 a g End az We ). hln s..s sthssvi's
.us HUHeP Pial1 AZ .sa g ". Nd.s,a si
TAKEN UP lAsTRAY:-A DARK bay HORSE
! stands Is hands high. uhs owner
AZ S1%i .s iS.s'I a;I S,0s 70 AZ
ANDER. 1ss Pa. svsaus. an l2-st.
L. AroOgNT COOK. csntsinns several nosss
!. ss.S. s Be e.
ss g 81. JAS: q. sHRRys.
STRAYED Oh sTOLEN-From the subscri-
&c e ss 1sss n .s s Aesai q ssns
high; yhits on one hind leg; 81 Will be -
G. f. his Ii sa f. M sES siHs GsS'
L tTm mT. Ros.ntSIis Shoe Store. on Penn:
s,lysns :ysnp:, bet.een sth and ssh ssIsst., on
sh MS 6C s.' Gs a. s.y11s
STRAYBD OR s1OLEN-From psstursss. on
HoR r. ' !tT, Stylish 81 over Rsnd. i s1s
boot.ll; no other marks rsooleoted A NxA
srsssoH's sssSls. on Street Ssssesa is x and 2
A.h, or AZ tbs residence Of the sub.eriber.
ssREkN' TX miles 6 tT1 R siSIffsI sCsa
gS REwARD-strs,el from the residence Of
o. Denis Copner, on Wedpesdsv, Au sxasA
aS:s ths sss Cow s,'s ,ssO.
Win small horns. Ths sbOys rsv.fd Will 30 gwen
SfiHt 70 psse. .ses bss..sn q ssd
No. 24s. p. s. The COW not being long in the
g. ss above are the 0ay R;
DIGKED UP-Ab,ut the sd instant, four-osIed
iE..Dy's v6.if; The owner i requested % GENE
ss Il + s s, is1 VESTED st.
STRAYED OR ST JLEN-From the sub.crI-
Sas s ssd If Sszns M
IN nor left hlId hip; sore under Jaw. A suitable
reward Will be given IL returned TO the subscriber,
MM. DAG AN, 6 street, between 18th and 18th,
navy Yard. az IL S.
S2 REwARD-str.Ied OF stolen on the seh
% Instant, frsm the Washington Res 0ertN
sryolr, red buffalo COW, with white
TANKS; had no horns on. The above r.;
back to PATRICK FI7Z6ERALD. Reservoir,
mile west of GEORGETOWN. au IL St
cox REWARD Stolen from the corner of 7th
~ IL street. before Bacon Co.'s store, q two
horse CARRYALL; new top and red tongue; one
morse dark brown and the other bay mare. wi /
eye the a69ye reward If delivered to me .. JAS.
ShREk Esq stable, 7th street bstw cen II aud 4.
az III So LEWIS MA6RUDER.
TAKEN, As STOLEN, BY 1HE METRO
y .POLlTAN POLlCE.-Ou the 18th N
April last, . large ak sd sorrel HORSE, Ii
vih snr IN forehead, and having on aAN
Stables as stolen.
Ii evidence Of ownership is rot furnished to the
Property Clerk Of the Metropolitan Police District
on or before 10 o'ooora NJ. Of August 10Th, inst ,
said horse Will then be sod for cash Ct public suc
ton. to the hiEhest bidder, ~ the Horse Market,
on Sixth street, nesr the Canal
By order: GEO. r. RERRICK.
"a bSS Properly CLERK.
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FoR TRIAL.-Yesterday AZ ernoon man named
Henry Johnson was arrested by Fourth Ward
Patrolman upon the charge Of stealing q watch.
He was taken before Justice Clayton and COM
mitted to jail for further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

THIRDwARD STATION CAsRs-Befors Jssties
CIark.-Henry Baker, drunk; dismissed. jos
turned over to the military Thomas Curtis, dis.
ORDERLY, aned a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

TIE ISLAND HoslTAls.-The ladies Of the Sew
enth w ard, who have heretofore In 20 many ways
shown their active sympathy with our wounded
soldiers are unceasnR In their services at Wand
Chapel and Grace Church hospitals. They have
committees Of visitation, In order to systematize
the attendance so that there shall be no failures
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

,ad e. :. go ia sssss s n; ~.
:Ssa a aAidrs ss IN Te' e:
hskse. The location IL one Of the most deslrabls
IL Ws.nlnkIsn ieS1.u
TO LET-Comfort.ble front ROOMS, for L.
ipplJ up stairs SIs street, between ~ and ssh
A soUsE AND STORE 90 LET, At gas
husiness, Inquire at the Gosling Rs.taur.nt. 9lf
2. av: Pos...aon Llyen in . tew days. su Is at'
FOR RENT-FURNlsaEp RoOMs, in the
tween 18th and Ilth strests, 1posite the FrsntI,n
si.rs,d Msss furnished II desired BY en- sI
FOR RENg..yhs 1HIsD sTOR Y in building
nth street,. merry ocsSped 5, as sc @ sSa
s sf9E fH5 psrt9nrlars insuiIs Of l.. a: g: Q.
EOR sALE-The best RESTAURANT In tbs
CITY. with al the oomplete and improved res
i he'd .ia ssSSa 4 slsS
SsSs II 5hs a. at ,Sss'ieH, os.o,ite Brovns Ma
SSGa anf dons Ss ssIs
FL. For pa.IicnlsSs spslT u. FREY, No. ssT
DOR sALE-My handsome BRICK DWELI,-
asI cs,oss PsGs sSds oH. 81 IL. %Ss
pleasant and saubrions locations on thes" jultly
built for use. HAVING :. The mn mod sSG oon
venienoes of wafer and gas, besides stabliur and
DO, 90 The lot has front Of one huDdrs ap and
twelve fset. ard runs back to depth of two hun
without e.. M H sh iSd
new r And q IN modern ,ouNp c.prup
Gs00 "A p.Ty With about that amount can
buslness. vel established, paying rom els 70 So
Fer dsy Any snterSris 81 man can make lt. Call
This l5 grand chance. au IL ST.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR RENT
1 the premIses occupied By him, At the corner Of
terms. and de for al. I, on sSq1 s
aEi! n: H8LTZMAN, on the premises, OF At
TOR sALE.The, STOCK, FIXTURES and
this oty in the Drgg And Prescription line and for
Box No. IL Post OfiOs. stating name and place Of
inteLvleH. go III cost
MOI ERN DWELLIN6 HOUsE FOR
lNl RENT, we'll and completely furnished, loca-
and ocss and kisP
Tse 9:fm ana %
= W.: :ss S'' r. =
A. CHANCE FOR. A COOP INVESTMENT
cent. viii BE- sold 70? 500 ci. S.o ENQUIRE POI Of
~ SIP! F. F.: KELLEY' Collector and Agent; sel
uoUsE FOR RENT, AND PURNI7URE
III FOX SALE.-A gentleman desiTous of dis
continuing Housekeeping offers for sale his House
saa fsn
shed. has nine rooms, and large neal hsos ysrd.
Allied with apple and peleh trees and grapes. Il IL
situated in 2 very healthy location. and not Eve
psrtmsnss, and rents for only twenty doIIafs Der
month. Terms cash; For further particulars s1-
O1ics. Box 139. an
CfOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP
l. ERTY..0 acres Of land, about IS sores of
wood land, V acres cleared and, House also at
situated about seven miles from GEORGETOWN, on
the Rockville Pike. Refer 10 DAVID WES7ER-
CrOR eAkE-IEQ new Arst olass thres-story
Il BklOK HQQHE9,on the heights Of 6eorre.
iawn me uire ofw. b. 6ODEY. ie6-K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

TIE STEAMER KIYPolr will not run her usual
TIP on Saturday next 10 Piney Point. lt&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

LIKE! LINE! LMI!-On hand large quaint.
ty Of my own manufacture, In Quantities to suit
purchasers, at w. a. Godsys lime kilns. Il
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ONH DoLLAR ONE DoLLAR I! ONE DoLLAR!n
60 to the Dollar Store, s38 Penn avenue, near
-Four. street, and zee the splendid stock
Of jewelry and silver-plsted ware, and take your
choice for one dollar. 1w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

RKvTvAL.-The meetings at the McKendree
Church are largely attended, and Of much inter-
est. The church was crowded to overaowing
last nj ght ana the altar surrounded by penitens.
The exercises during the day In the class rooms
and basement are also well attended. The meet
ing have been In progress since last sunday week,
and thus far there have been over sixty penitents
at the altar, and over thirty conversions. Last
night thifty-si were at the altar, and several
prOfessed conversion. The pastor, Rev. DR..
Ryan, is ably assisted by other ministers Of the
city, among whom Ii Rev. G. p. Lyford, the city
missionary, who will preach tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

Bosus BAsKs-A concern, denominated the
Mercantile Bank Of Washington, d. which
has been putting In circulation small notes, has
been closed by Colonel Baker, the chief Govern
ment detective, by authority OF the Government.
Notes Of Its issue to the amount OF Sl20 0C0 were
found upon the premises, and others to the amour
Of $50 600 have been put In circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

AzRRsrRp ON Suspicion Yesterday afternoon
eficer Crown found colored man named John
williams, alias Johnson, In the store Of w. II L.
Hoover, corner Of Fifth and stress, endeavor-
took him before Justice CLAYTON, to whom he
made several statements, one Of which was that
he got the watch from Cap:. Williams, 112th
Pennsylyania regiment, lheavy artllery,) to
cook also, that he got 1t from the battle field be-
fore Richmond. The justice committed him to
Jail for further hearing. The justice, in the
meantime, would like TO see Capt. Williams.
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s.coND WARD STATION CAsRs--B sfo,s Jsstie.
CIarL.-Charles Yllmar, disorderly; fined 81 ea
disorderly turned over to the military Thoma,
Comfy, insulting language to E. Owen; dis.
missed. Collin Cook, disorderly; fined So E
1hirsy, do ; do. 80. James Decasy, Andrew
ID. n. Barlow, drunk; fined Of. John Henney
assault on John Maacb; fined "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

PoLIcz.-The Third Ward patrolnen reported
yesterday WIN. p. Bowery, disordery and beg
cling; fned %. Leven Love, assaultng his wife;
Jail In default Of security for peace-by Justice
Thompson. Geo. Pestor, stealing furniture; for
Wheatiey, assault and battery; Jail for court
Mary GrirRn, disorderly hned Sl.Ss-by Justice
Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrolm en- reported: Daniel
Donohue, disordsIly; fined %. Mary Donohue,
John Leary, do do. 81 each. Ellen Leary, do;
do. %. John Currie, Henry White, fghting;
fined 81 each.
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FouRrH-wARp STATION CAsBs-Bsfors Jssffee
Walter dennis Shannahan, disorderly; fned
$40 "a. ]. w. Thomas, threatening and drawing
a knife on James Cokendower; fned -. Pa
trick Coyle, attempt to pass money supposed to
be counterfeit, and Joseph Legg, suspicious cha.
racter; turned over TO the military. Edward
smith, do; dismissed. Lieut.. r. Plat, passing
van, drunk; fned 81. Frank Collins, do; turned
over to the military. Gustave Miller, do; sent
out of the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

ExHnIfIoN yol TIE BHNEyIf OF SICK Sol
prrns Some Of the convalescent soldiers sf the
Church Of the Ascensiea Hospital, (H stssst,) To-
night give "a ssxhteinea q dis.elving vievp In
one Of the foon q the Hospital fos tAs hsnsAt Of
their siek ccmfsass, Sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

COMMITTED FOR tuRTHKR HKARiss.-Yes.
terday officers J. F. King and Norwood arrested
an Italian named Peter Equie for the larceny Of
$3.50 in gold from John Amarani. Equie had
disposed Of the money In various ways, and Of.
fcer King ascertained that he had sent hundred
dollars TO q person In New York. King tele-
graphed to New York to the person to whom the
money was sent, and this morning received a
dispatch announcing the reception Of the money
there and that II would be returned. Justice
Dom committed Equie to Jail for further hear
iuo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

RAhposzb,-The President has pafdoned Peter
Cdmind Copf of grand larceny, and sentenced
n thfee yean m ths Pepitentiary. Myres 10 suf-
f5dng from an incursbis diseass, and Win psobs-
NY de In short Tine, and the pardon 10 granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-13

EfQR kENS-At No. $50 18th street, east hide,
= between 8 tnd II Sta, comfortable APART.
MENTS, chambers single and with sitting rooms
sttaohedi recently furnished. No children In the
eeSse. ihe location 10 one OF the most deslrabls
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ErOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP
T. ERTY-5o acres Of land, about IS sores of
wood land, " acres cleared and q House also At
tsohed,, . good lsprinr at the door Of the house,
situated about seven miles from Georgetoyn. on
FIELD, az squire Donn's Once. On l-sossf
L BklOK HQQbkS.on the hsirhts Of 6eosxs.
tswn lnS uirs ofW. II. 6ODEY. ie MAJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-08
ssa. McCItIlsn,. Ann.

Tie stA;sRsu oh ca reacled Us by telegraph frcr
Frsd.ricksourE, . fsw days ago. thst hccl alan had been
transferred from the command Of the Amy OF the Pc.
tomic TO the conmisd in cti,f at Wastiag;on, Is roI
o-f'n.t by abe latest N1'the'n rapsrs We have seen,
and, ue prssums, is without foanii;isn. ahe N. Yoik
Hra,d gi's tbs hlosils as TIE present organization Of
MsClslln's army
The Srny OF the POtonso. under TIE command Of Gen.
G,orge L KOCelsa, oil IN future, consist Of three
grand --,uies, Hne corps hjfty divisions, sev,nty bri.
g,a-eA The Gris grand ARM will cIrsist Of toe e,rDs
fdra.e Of n = Gcoe-ais R'Inodi Gate H)ck ~ +. Z
Inn PJrts-, Gtd ". B. F,a kin. ana oil. b comm md
Cd by the S inior 4 r General, J SEPT H)Ckr. Tie
. c9nd a my vii, eocs;ss o. the corps G'arn.s Of Y pr
6 rnsr /, C5ue, OI,s Sanoerl o. g Wilcox. Gate d I'n
aid j SlDcun (lsts BalhsC Aed will be cop handed by
Senior n jIr G,uerAl AMBROSE RSerett Burnside. The
third rrAtd srmy will ems 5: CT the c Tpi daymss Of
n ID; q neral Q, aud tI5 others nov o sAniz d, and
to whom perm Inenl commander have not yet beeu IS
signed by the Pre.i lent. Tnis army ull be commanded
by 5 ,nior n u q neral T. Twin V. Sinner.
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Yankee RaI.Ia.auon.,

Zoe No theru paPess.dery ihs seeuinsss Of the let.sn
lIely puSlIsssd, in which ssWards nephew lets tie CO
o.. Of thsLlg in regard TO the systematic fAlsideAtiOn Ct
f.e.s BY the LlleoIl authorities, and their rsquhiag the
newspapers 20 publish mtndae;ous accounts OF battles,
a. Very lksly this dsnisl Is only another illustration
of tue fNs hoods the paPIs are compelled to publish
bu whether it & or not, the statement Of the letter is n
dslilblo. l. hu in 'a,t beer charged repeatedly BY The
more homes, OF the Northern Press. An Instance o.
tbs is aos bslersus IL the Hss York Wrld, uh oh We
gSs'
There IL = remarkable family likeness be,seen the way
o romnuaicAung the rcselis ot elections sdJp ed by the
Republican party and tee N s;hod Of communicating
tie results Of ol'tlss ad'p'ed ~ the R~'puolcin admins.
uaicn l. both c.sss d ter ~ tals,h5ois as made to
4 9Th ths velSctV o. tue winged lightning, aud lin ping
Iruth icl oss AZ a 10 ( Interval HoW many Tins du .inP
tls sar rs ~ Republican adniUistratol sent forth
t1s anneuue msBt OF victor e which the sLbS tent pub
! cation o. The TAGS have shown 10 be reverse weak,
saAloS dsOep ipos, shcl hal no other a CT than 10
undermine publ c eoa6Ieuce 10 the elndor Of the admin
st alton Aad oisEuI; tbs uOrld Win I've dishonesty.
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shoes for the Army.

A correspondent, il 4 b-ef note which We publish
tS.I n,-a.ns, makes q pr,et cal appeal to tha huusnty
and par olsn Of the people of Richmond in behalf q
orr shoe,ss5 soldiers This appeal is powerfully relr.
los,sd ny The sl0u storm OF yesterday, and the Icsusl
sssiaga Of Wla.e-. Il k terrible to think that bun.
drs5s, nay thOcsluds Of cor brave troops, our sons and
brothers ald irissds, shO A-s suG,Eing that We may be
sorfotAbls, asa n thii bitter weather Vit6Ou: the com.
fogts of negroes, Of pAupe-s, or ever Of cOnvcH in he
Psli:eniaU-Gss literally h~lsfOO,sd in the SNOW
Slams, shame on thos Who have iafsi 10 proven. this,
aud on those uhO nov permit tl Better that the Pres.
dsns Eish his Cabinet hs Qlsr,ernasIer General AID
al thsir aids saculd yak these 10y streets With naked
fes. ill SpriaE, han thai cur noble army should be Ia
tAs condition in which this bias; Of Whites dads them.
Tue Governnsn, is sruslly, eriminElly culpable In this
lnsttsr-but there u something more important aud
p-ees,2g for TIE people ROY 10 DO than a. in judgment
OF delinquent officials, and that is TO do What they can
20 supply the nsslSe1 Of ,h'ir public sgsns. Our COZ
respondent suggests = convenient and reGdy mode by
which as leiSs p4Tiid reist can be Afforded We in
p'o-s al Who have It 10 their power 70 GdOps hS suggsS
;iO1. This Is no fASs AA;n-no ~ssnsAliOo paragraph.
TIE condition Of he GmJ is heart Eeadiay. TIE people
NIs,, come 10 TIE rSele. Hen Who have fought aud
suffered as they have dole must not be neglected by
thos VIA stay - home 10 make money aud keep snug
Aad warm. The Government eAnnos be trusted. Il has
no fo-s,hNUgh, or 10 entirely indifferent TO the condition
q .he ms1 Who are psrliny and enduring everything
,aAl the country nay De rescued and MADE Tree. Let
ssch citizen resolve the moment ne reads his 20 furnish
one or more pairs Of shOes. or, if they csusOs be bad,
s~5me.hlag else tbs, WI ssFvs to shield 4 soldier from suf.
fsung. If you haven't Il, buy l., no matter a, what
ptes, If wa ota psy foriti socj, ia better to al the
p91ss.s Of The hofssl,echsiG md 6loed ucSsg5 who ua-u.
,s.'g;s o. EEL sloss acd e'Oihjys han thai this disgrace
lu. cc-diOn Of hog should cSadaus an hour. What
ssy yg- G. z'-s.f Richmond,
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Vance aRd stanley.

Va ore knows better how to deal Wih Guoh inpudsuos
q s,eportd in the ~fcllosirg paragraph from the Nov
YJfk Herald than Gov. Vlnc.. II be con descended to
10 les the affair q. al. se would give something TO see
bis reply. Says tie Huadi
We have news fcom North Oa-oliul 10 the 81 b ult
the most ippnrtAu. portion Of which Is tbs statement
hat on the 22l Gov. s Anley, thu Bio1 q vsrnor, BY
d & o. ug -, despatched . eJmuunic ,ion TO the rebtl
Gov. Vance, proposing an in,erVi ", without auy care
mony or T iinS any q iesfion OF dignity or rank between
hims II. and Governor V. II the above pr1postJon
should be declined, thea ihI; comm s,o1ers b. AUpciIt.
cd by Gov. Vance for 3 conferences with Gov. S alley
upon the present sAte Of public All irs aud tho aspect
Of the war. What the OF set Of Ihis proposiii>n may
b. necessarily remains a mystery. 1t is probable, how.
ever, tia The meeii g may evCniuue in he return Of
North CArOlios-noW nall rsdeened-tn her allegiance.
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AN APPEAL FOA Qua SUFFERING SOLDIERS,
RIcsN sd. Oslobsr 8, 1852.

20 ns Ej;ior % &c V1,e
Fran uudoub:si authority ,hers are thousands Of or
brave sOldins 10 The Army Of tho Po,omtc siiho t
,hOsI The QlA'ier %ulstsr's Department has not tus.
Piled than aud lie not Immediately ALL 10 d,sn
What mast be Their euf rings IN this cold snow
storm, Tainkiug it sEinil.l to kssp one pair Of ah rs
90. OF ue under thsss circumstances, / and a friend
have each d.tormired 10 send a par IS tie Army De
pot of the Young Nous Gar st IN As ,ooiation, GU B,nk,
near ~ b street, for the uIe Of the sol Hers 10 the Eel ).
Ia there not enough Of PATRIOTS n and ssf deniAl Ia
K cauODd aud its vicinity to send them 10000 pairs BY
%tImersoT mighty Is, every nan send what he can in'
m~siiGtsly, and constitute himself an agent for coll o ing
from others.
s~Ockluss undershirs, gloves 81, viii also be use
'ful. O.
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These g. u ca cxh 1T toe noe. remarkable political
revolution az Ihe btlo boxes Of the last half Century
Ths republican marty Is in pcs,esiou Of the government
This party has thus ths disbursement, Of public eIpsudi-
lures AmOaatpg 70 six hundred millions OF dollars per
Annun-a sum compared with which ths patronage Of
ary precedlJg adui1istrA lon sinks into = mere blgatle
The oonuls; - immensely ~mlgnl6ed II We consid n the
the fac: that il coas'queoes OF this rebellion oun third
Of he Safe Of the Uaion are excluded from the b,ted,s
Of these "a hundred m,lrons Of public expenditures