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AN avn oupW.Wehisl w ~ Nc' passra ~ ,he PIes.
eII 7e@slo1 = WA 1. Nv .tute enVt9n W M nh !"
ifFl7, aph leou'e wy Hi'' Hle hnuA aiu Noiuh'
tf'f Ia"A " 'Nl9 'NN''
srtuay 49, 70 enacted by the Legislature of the
| 3iaie vi MisaiH pr fhn II + hereby made the duty
af he a,1 fsi ard of pali IN etch county ~ thfs
| al1.e 20 lhta nu d We iu vi unle etzen
| u rlsd pt 81 IL Within III ir Il paciiv eonniie ies
| yH.th pu. Il p' teen aud under FGv Yetfs .iahle
| Is p MI ifp m .liiY duV Ia he appontmnut of one
| s. Jun.r d-c. 81 T. r on for ila unrr. n oneh
| 1u rst"et Who ~ b. beu 81 umher and
.o.eaf s. rs af.ToiI e ol.gen and ai u resident to
flrtk praht T. ID county Wua .hall keep
dia 4aia feua-tt a fnls III tfeir ~ nfet W. utiees
aA h8li fir6atd rp nu ntler nfth fnr lltd Mill Va
thrtr ~. pas. i've anrl ~ ~ AHintani O. neral
ai ha Il I'D a st 1T flrf eam IN Is afire as fur
Fl ~ lt4m a+=b eeHnte. 4 H rllee. 4ep4int a
/ g, tia po4f8. nf paslss shalt receive ne anne nav
4s III Hned u a. etiop H. aataf ,,hieb this is
/ 4npnlotponi and b. sHl8 a. IT. ~ m #nes and
| or1 dos d raln ininosei Tha "ata No Bc r.
| 4 reetad an 4 r, auif,d 10 to afp| q nde tho
rovIstaus 81 fla aei ta ha known ~ iriipfl, Ser
! auts ana shall aet ia tle eppl.ttt a. n ans until
go {. oleoted nnd arc authorized to receiye from
t.e Probate Clerk ~ his ~ unty certificate Of said
| servira which whom approved hy the Btendfer Gen.
arqi4 of tter reapertre cnmmanls .halI entitle the
holder to receive the pay defined in the act to which
this ia n supplemenL
sre q Ie Il further enacted That said enroll.
fertiye AS though made directly under the appoint
mcnt Of eaid Bripaders
SIC 3 Be IT further enaeied Tint the Major Gem
eral provided 70 he elected In aad net to which this
4 a supplement shal receive a salary at the rate of
two Thousand dollars per aunum
SIC Be it iuriher enacted hat the Adlutant
General shall have power to employ Clerk for such
time the services Of such Clerk may he necessary
10 the discharge o the duties oi said office for which
said clolI shall receive salary at the rne Of ono
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SuagmGrgil!G Institute.
A FIRST CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL
AND YOUNG MEN.
supnsrpuo, (aaolson ?. o. Noruoeo Co, Mss

ANftStaNH
rgyHE Eighth Annual term Of this establis shea
1 School viii begin on Monday the IN day OF Oo-
tober next and close on The 4th Of July following
The SuMMn,yILLE INSTITUTE has been able to Indqlgt
its patrons during the past session, though Boarding.
Schools generally have been compelled TO close
The charges for The next session will be the same
heretofore Two HUNpREp DOLLARS for the term one
half on entering school the other on the Ind Mon
day Of February follow ng Where parties cannot
pay these amonnts in cash, they may pay any rea
sonable amountof money. not less than twenty-five
dollars and the other in bonds bills, or drafts Of the
Confederate States. or in their own notes due one
davatter date bearing interest AT per cent, or due
z months after date drawing 10 per cent interest
The Principal is making handsome Improvements
and additions and at the opening Of school VIII nave
every room as comfortable as the best private dWe
ling Two boys occupy room and IN 1t de theu
STUDYING No confinement in the Hchoolroom
For high reputation, splendid appointments, and
certain Dar.oimanence. the suNNgRyuLE INSTITUTE
stands eaequalled by any private Boarding School in
our section.
as- Catalogues Of the present term furnished on
application. ~
Parties desiring to engage place in the School had
better do so at once. We have but "a rooms.
THOS. S. GATHRlGHT,
Principal aud Proprietor.
Rg- shuquaak Station is tho point for students t.
leave the Railroad. My baggage wagon will be IN a
rendanco 7. G..
CIAosoa, Mss July u, 1861. 39-tf
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AdmInIalrator,s NotIce.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on
II the estate Of WILLIAM SANDERS,
deceased, were granted to the undersign-
ed at the last February term of the Pro-
bate Court Of Jasper County, State of Mis-
sissippi now all persons having claims
against the estate Of said decedent are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time limited by law or the same
will be barred, and those indebted to said
deceased are requested to make immedi-
ate payment Of their Indebtedness.
A. J. SANDERS,
Administrator. &c.
Feb q, 1869. l9-7t
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r r . R NE A 7
xxvTI, rr,ctice his profession IN the Courts %
w Clarke and surrounding Counties a..
4,sts,qa March 30. 1853. SOY
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A n n D z " 2 I 2 W n
vrytTI attend with promptness and fidelity 90 a4'
w b1sness entrusted to his care n all the lonr,-
of he Counties Of simpson, Covington' Smlu' 20
p' srie e attention will be given to the COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS.
Hs-Othee n me NOylI Iesn iA'''s ss-u
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8. $. MINNIECE,

r 0 r Y 2 7 4 A - -.
,rfI z z araneee iu all the Courts OF North Ml5s-
w lippi aud West tennessee and in the on"e'
States Court at P0ntutc}.
aa-Collection~ mad- promptly NJ,
gseaoady Mss March 2, i,b1 -l.y
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- y I, IN tbe courts Of ofLauderdale, Clark,
w VA W5gne. Jasper, and in Zones Green ferfy'
- Harrison ana Hancock Counties
Jass Jesss-,jross Roads Jackson County, MISS
AZ Gro. wooD and v. 7 PowE will practice IN GO
partneTshl IN JasP9t 61-lY
ont g. ls6o. ------
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-,vr, formed copsrnership for the prscuge l z.
er profession and r'fPsfdy 9Psadaa dad tsdaSr ycay s
aerVice9 " ~, astallished an INFIBMARf Tor inc
Lhey ytan os n patients to whom their united N
and where better treatment can pf Ien
gl t6an to those at a distance, speelhii9 "a S "a
ie cases. Charges moderate .,.u4..
Es- Surgical obslsss,is X, ,ssa dolly
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TouN @, WILKINSON,

TTORN ~ 4 i.t,..
4UILL give prompt at5enoa n odacept 20 ps nounes Ad
dress, Raleigh, Miss. att
6nleich July Is, 1865. l-.--
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a z z 2 R Y p = "
WILLIAMSBURG, Miss. IL.
vvyrIT practice in the several Courts OF CoWnSloA
w and the adjoining Counties All nusihssS ga
trusted 20 ~ eale "'' wv 25-tf
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foe 1859 r,lsrf He H #e f.r#0H fe .a-iaa "A. h H.0
Ir4Wu iuI hW#HIf N8y 4.U a.ll tta mHta# UILs / :
au .r I.iiHul ulUu. a. Iae aU# ti nIt yesl. rui.
A1tds uhs ulN desiIc Ia te evlrIl.d Do CAS- mIlf.at
sl1l nf penn fea tH ue Hpuu FrHHHf apFHtsIUu b.
nt pr par MHvE Auy ptrpn D. ops o. tuulAfy uu.y (
.udar DE pru}-iun.l tais at4. vho tmiI rr,ttiuee
attHH tt If HI- taHtt ST ftin ~nHe#fI IftNHflt itf
Ina1tul taa-v q e-.td y tiaea. uH pHi i-i,aA wy
AFF. V'tW ni tNN eiik' ~ oi te fthIHehl Att wy
'n'l. II, t,..o.' s''..' & '' et',s'A fu" 7i' WY
IT e'tN"E. l't7'i7 UNAD N ts t't'h WHtlt "aAf
moving iAt9 N"ttNiA wv. hN4 AN'9 ~ ~ = ~
~ y ''kuHtA A,Aa M"t lhg WY 'n'e''neNl
.i" el'tt w w. "a v. 'hlN'"",N' v VIZ ''uf
iNAhulhs "Nttt N Hn tN'hi"hlt shA "N '"'hie 'h
hhFt lAtHetiftT thIniitu ehai p" h1ei NNr 1elial-
NHen the ltl n n.'NeNl e. he hnnNlS'ee " W.
Nv Al . N * m tt r, [
'f tll'rr Nat,f M. t,f.ei +, .,.,e,I .tlt e5nf4
y, httsiN.n IA ~ e,,t. i. ,lfi shsu ~ 4 4uflet.n
n;.t., tn sneh pst.,,n vi Iis enrolment
So Ron further enacted s. hat every serueant |
pbrp1fal ami private Shall appear III any COMPANY
Il t,ltor . r,,ggifn ftll fH 1rgti into srfvius Wtt
i i.t a, III ,Iie, IN, n o,,tgr az 4, 4 thi,h hets
N t,essessiou turether with surh military accuutft-
uents As M mas owu og possess Every persoH vn.
failed t. hereet required 90 appear at every drll
other service Wth .uu, and to keep ms gan n good
.r,ar Ana fet.lr ter immediate use and the same
shall ho subject to the inspection ot the commanding
otfeer or other oheer appointed by sim Tor tut
purt osc. Any person presenting ims1f at aty
drl ar for sert icc without gun or whose gun Is
not IN good condition aud repair shall be summoned
| rs appear before Court Martial 20 be held mme
8istav u0er such drill. or other une III the diserp
| ton M the commanding officer, Co he composed OF
| NV commanding officer and Lioutonants Of said com
many or "a majority nt them, to answer such deftult
| IN milurr to excuse, d fine Of five dollars shall be-
may hc rendered and bn execution issued III, rcou
lqaipst said parry. which shH ho directed to and cot
| iaetpd hy thr orderly Sergeant ia the same manner
| ~ executions are now required 70 be collected hy
| .heriils IN etv cases sad orderly shall make hls
| return thereon 10 Che commanding oihccE aud all
dncs collected Shall be expended under tho drect ~
NJ the commanding officer, for the benefit Of the
| ,onnnanv 4 racora shall he kent ~ tho commander
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1ate Of the arm OF NJ Alum 4 WattsQ
ATT0PNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT La "
OFFICE In DEKALB, MISS. -,
Cant o 1854 -
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EvANs = CHAPMAN.

n Z r " E 7 s 4 7 z Y
~ AVE formed "A co partnership IN the practice o.
III ~, Any business entrusted to them will re
ceive prompt attention. a..i.,.a, c,ori, 40.
~ July 25 1850. ally
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TTORNE ,"
rract,ee his profession Ia the several
w Conrts of the Eighth Judicial District &, II
0it,nan Sept 10, 1900.
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rvAvryc permanently located himself a. llll' hs-
ii Una Nssssippi tenders bis professional IN =
a. to e citizens u the village and sur e MI
eounu2i ~ sg tifias unless professionally engagea'
o. leS,ir, eefSe,irrapeeHmseG and others i necessai
Sept s. 1850.
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TT0RNE NEPS r "a
RsEs,sncey.-A a. Horn, Mobile, Aa+ :, X. Adsina
nI.,iog. ,J-4: Colonel Griffin, Enterprise, MISS.
ggi5s1.t March z 1859. ~tIt
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Notice.
A LII notes and accounts due mo are
n left in the hands of A. r. CARTER,
ESD, to whom payment can be made, dur
ing my absence.
]. J. SHANNON.
June II, 1861. 35-tf
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ATTORNEY A T La W,
JACKSON MISS.
Office over Robinson Co.'S store State street 96tt
I,cksou Feb q, 1857. ~
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GEonGE 3 WILLIAMsOl
JAMES j. MONROE,

ATT Il NE 7 ",
WILL practice hs profession IN Newton ana the
w adjoining counties Of the lth Judicial District
Denaillr oct. l. lal3. ~.
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For sale.
A COOKING STOVE-Apply at this
"A Office.
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ROBERT N. OGDEN, Jr.,
=, * - ~ A. 4 Z n T. 4 w ,

fBay ST. LOUISE and 6s Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS. ,.,. =.
,t;.a in the several Courts ofthe Eighth Ju
dcial Distrlct oi a'ssi'SipP' 14-ly
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nv r0TTOy SHARNlN / WALTON

J. oorroy ND. rr su.naAs,n -. WALTON, ~ ?
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Reported CapituIation of the French Army
IN E eYic0.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-A letter received in
this city from Governor Alvarez, OF Guerrea
Mexico, states tnat the 2Oth of May he received
news from the CITY of Mexico that the Frenc b
army had capitulated.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 19-The steamer Sonora,
from Panama, has arrived.
Advices from Oregon to the 9th state that an
election took place on I'd inst But two tickets
were run-nainely fusion OF the Douglas de.
mocracY, called Union ticket, and the regular
democratic ticket The entire Union ticket was
elected by nearly 600 majority making the rela-
tive vote about TO for the Union Addison G
Gilt bs, the Governor elected, is Douglas demo-
crat, who emigrated TO Oregon from Central New
g'c", is a republican, formerly Of Missouri. ~
SAN Francisco, June H.-Ar,ived ba,l
Granger, Hong Kong. Sailed steamer Sonora
for Panama, with ninety passengers and S6iO OO0
IN treasure for New York and $3.50, 900 for Eng
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R1s0HED ASyascs ON WElroS.-Ths Peters.

RuMoKRD ADVANCE ON WELpOS.-The Peters
burg Express Of ths 2Otn says:
We learn from q source entitled 70 the fullest
credit that Yankee troops TO the number OF 900
had advanced from Norfolk and SuffJlk 10 a poini
on the SsaoOard railroad, known as the ran Rim
depot, so miles from Portsmouth and 30 from
Weldon The aim Of thjs force Is, beyond dop bt
20 advance TO Weldon and cut OF railroad con.
nectf0n 1t that place VITA PeteExburg and Rich
mond. At Weldon the railroads from Whining
tol and Raleigh converge VITA those OF Peters
burg. Itis impostsnS position, and of eourse
viii be held by our forces at ali hazards. We
lave no Information as 70 the preparations made
70 Tecei We them, but believe our authorities will
SEE 70 IL that they are ample. This explains ne
recent visit to Burnside 10 Old Point and the
White House, on the Pamunky, where a.. ana
Mcclellan com pared notes.
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TIE CONSTITUTION ELKcTIos IN ILLINOIS III
appears that the vote Of the people on the ne "
close, and the result somewhat doubtless. A dis-
pate a, dated Chicago, June %, says: s--szfrs-T
"The majority IN So counties against the new
constitution is OGO. There are seventeen eoun
ties yet to be heard from, which gave a demo
cratic majority in $3.50 OF $500 The three negfc
Propositions are adopted. The bank clsuse 4.
yet In doubt" - e -. -
The three s'negro propositions'' referred %, and
on which the people voted separately, are Is fol
loWt: - 2 -
That no negroes or mulaltoes shall hereafter
come INTO this State; ~ J
That negroes nOw In the State shah no. vote
nor hold once; -ss.Gr
That the Legislature shall pass laws prohibiting
negroes frOm coming to and settling In tht
State.
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From mArizsna-0ccupation of Tuscan By the
Federal troops

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 Gen Carleton,s bri o.
ade has entered Arizona. His advanced guard
under Col. West, reached Tuscan about the f7th
nit, the rebels having previously abandoned the
place. The stars and stripes are now waving over
the ruins Of Fort Breckinridge. a"- = :
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
The following dispatch has been received az
the War Department: :
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-Gen. l.. Thomas
AdJutant General Gen. Carleton, at Pinos vii
lage, May rs, reports that Col. West took posses
son OF Tuscan, Arizona, on the Goth inst WI tn
out opposition. The rebel troops fed to the Rio
from Mesilla, the overland mail route will he
open from Honolulu, via Santa Fe Fort Thorn.
Tuscan and Fort Yuma, TO San francisco.
GEO. WRIGHT, Brig General
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III Ex-Psssidsat Van Bafen, now 80 ye,rs
Old Is su5eflsg frOCa dangerous affection oI te-
throat or bzoEchIal % ans, at his residenee 4 u
kindefhoOk -r--- ss
IL -tion, q man VITO. 10 20 saffer de. th a.
NiagEfa, 90 he gallovs, has written letter @ a
m dic4i ca d-m4n of that town, Offering 70 sell
blm his body after dsatA . lS-t
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CONGRESSIONAL.
NxyTIth CONGRESs-Seeerd Sssrf.n.

SKHATR.-After our report closed Yesterday
The consideration Of The confscatICn bill was
continued to the hour ct which the Senate ad
journed.
HOUsH-After our report closed
The bill to adjust claims for damages and de-
struction OF property of loyal citizens by United
states troops, was considered until the expiration
OF the morning hour
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
ana took up the tariff bill, which was amended;
o1t without coming to conclusion, the com
mittee rose and the House adjourned
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ted az Msdeira and II Ia xpected that tnis yeats
crop viii FAR exceed that Of years past The vines
are looking well, and fair vintage 10 expected
the disease being much less extensive tnan In
former years. Ia consequences Of the discovery In
the extraction Of dye froEa coal tar, planters are
giving but little attention to the cultivation Of
coehiaeal a.-- rEE nf-r /
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III A disturbance has taken place in Posen
psradfna with the Prussian dag, a BODY Of youno
roles rushed <uddea.Y On them, captured ne
nag, tor1 IL, ard tFampledI under loot The
feeling Of the Poles IN Wa1saw against the Rus
slams 10 scarcslv more istease than that Of many
of toe Poles Of Posrn against the Prussisns.
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TREASURY NorKs The bill to authorize the
Secretary OF the Treasury to issLe additional
United States Treasury notes. and for other pur.
poses, passed the House of Representatives Tues.
day; 1t authorizes the issue Of Sl50, 900 900 OF
said notes, not bearing interest, and OF sue de-
nomination as he may expedient, excepting tina;
no fractional parts Of dollar, and not over $50
600 OOO shall be under the denomination Of five
dollars. us - ".s- -
They shall be legal tender in payment of ali
debts, public or private, within the United
States, except duties on imports and interest due
the Government. .. 70 -...- ,rt--. q
ANY part OF the appropriation of ten thousa nd
dollars, made June 23 1860, for the detection and
bringing to trial Of persons engaged In counter
feitng the coin OF the United States, may be rsp-
piled In detecting and bringing to trial and pun
ishmsnt persons engaged in counteTfeiting Treas
ufY notes, bonds, or other Government securities,
as well az the coin Of the United States Three
hundred thousand dollars are hereby appropriated
to carry into effect the actions OF this act =
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From Nsrfolk-Martial Law Declared

NoRYoLk, June 25 General Viele had con
ference with the city officers here Yesterday, and
fading they would not take the oath Of allie
glance, ordered that no election of municipal
on omcen should be held to day as arranged for
This morning he issued proclamation declaring
the city under martial law and retiring the old
city officers whose terms have expired. =
General Viele has found 1t necessary to adopt
this course in consequence Of the numerous petty
disturbances between Union men and seces.
aianisfa -
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AFFAIRS In GEORGETOWN.
of TIE Star.

GEoRGETOwN, June 25, 1862.
The military authorities have tai ken porsession
OF the Bridge street Presbyterian Church for hos
pi'at pnrpcses. This church 10 capable of hole
about 400 patients. The Union Hotel, lately used
by Government for a hospital. was given up a aboit
a month ago, and Mr.. Waters. the lessse had
commenced TO repair it for hotel purposes buI
Government has decided to reoccupy It,
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Is in very good
order. great many boats are arriving loaded
with Hour, grain, wood, &c.
Business about our Water street. wharp>s seems
TO be very brisk The following vesF1S have
arrived and are discharging st cir cargoes sch hr
Prime, Philadelphia, coal for Dickson & King;
schr. Charm, Philadelphia, Goals for Dickson &
King; Porto Rico, New York, waiting cargo;
steam packet Philadelphia, sundriea for mer.
chants of Washington and Georgetown; Ida
New London, hay for Berry; L. A Hulet, Bsiti.
more, salt for J. Il. Davis, Vardera, Baltimore
salt FOR J. I. Davis; Lavinah Jane, New York
waiting cargo; Commodore Kearny, New York
hay for Berry Susan II. Abbott, New York, nav
for Sturees; Mediator, Philadelphia, waiting
cargo; Gallant New York, hay for Berry; Con.
stitutton, Mattawornan grain for Raw a. Bro .
There Is no coal OF any account being shipped
from either dock. The most that comes In goes
to Government. 5000. II 'a-50s - !" :
There il nothing doing in our -four or graIr
markeu. --.----.- SPECTATOR, JR-
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Captare Of a Rebel Provision TI

MEMrHIs June pa detachment Of the 9Th
Illinois Cavalry made descent on a band OF
station, on the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road, captured 25 prisoners and about 20 900
pounds Of bacon. The train was DESTROYED, the
destruction OF bridges on the road rendering the
road impossible.
The navigation Of White river is now open to
Gen. Curtis army.
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= SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE
TAe best IN ths World

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dive
produces q color not to be distinguish from ma.
ture-warranted not to injure the Hair in the:least
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigof-
ases the Hair for life. Grey, Rad or Rssty Hal,
instantly turns q splendid Black or Brown, leay
Ing the Hair sofs and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
= IL The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM "A. BATCH.
ELoR, Oh tie foHr sidss Of each box. 'h-
Factory, No. 81 Barclay 81, Nsio York,
m27-fy (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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Boiler Explosion In Bostou.

BosToS, June PA boiler In the Bridge
water Iron Works exploded at nine O'Clock this
morning, killing six and wounding six men.
One wing Of the building was com mplete,7 de
stroyed by the explosion. The loss OF property
is about 500 900. ~
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4 Frem the Upper Potomac,

HARPKRs FgRRys June 2s-The greater par,
Of the forces here are throwing up earthworks on
Bolivar Highs. Supplies are plentyg sat ol I,
IL was rnnored yesterday that the rebel 6 ener-
al Eweh was advancing on New Creek with
pia regiments went there this morning. General
Kelly Is fully able 10 receive Ewell Jackson is
by this time checked, and Generals Fremont,
Banks and Shields have Joined forces to pursue
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Runners Of q Change In the Cabinet and 4,
the Command Of the Armx. !

.NEw YORK, June 25-The Presidents visit.to
West Point has given rise TO many rumors One
that General Scott Is TO succeed lMr. Stanton as
Secretary Of War, with General Banks az Assist.
ant Secretary, and that General Pope takes G an
Banks,s Command IN the field; while General
McDoweH win be given some garrison station.
Another version makes General Scott Comman-
der-in-chief OF the Army, with General Banks as
secretary Of War; 80 f&TEAr ]
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A Slave Declared E,ee.

LOUISVILLE, June 25.-In the United States
court, In the case OF the slave Edmund whose
master had permitted him 10 work on the rebel
fortihcstions at Fort Donelson, Judge Ballard
declared the negro free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26
Fire M SiLauia.

sr. LOUIS, June 2t.-rhe house OF Partridpe
q Co, Wholesale grocers and commission mer-
chants, on Second street, was barneds last night.
Loss between $40, 900 and so, ,ooo-fully insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26
Return Of President Lincoln from Yves,

NEW YORK, June 25.-Presdent Lincoln was
accompanied as far as this city on his return to
Washington by Lieut. Gen. Scott. In response
10 loud cheers at Jersey City, as the train was
leaving, the President said few words to the
effect " that his visit to West Point was not to
make or unmake any genersIsN -