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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.
Safe Arrival At Williamsport-Feur Well.
Contested Battles Fought Csnfederates
not In sight. ...'
The following was received at the War De-
partment last night:
the President: have the honor to report the safe
arrival OF my command At this place last evening,
at 10 O'Clock, and the passage Of the fifth corps
across the river to-day with comparatively but
little loss. -. d. 80
The loss Of men killed, wounded, and missing
In the different combats in which my command
has participated since the march from Strasburg /,
on the morning Of the Gath inst, am unable now
to report, but have great qualification In being
able TO state that, although severe, H Ia much
less than might have been anticipated, consider
ing the very great disparity Of the forces engaged
and the long -matured plans OF the enemy, which
aimed at nothing less than the entire capture of
our force A detailed statement will be forward
ed as soon az possible.
My command encountered the enemy in con-
slant succession of attacks and in well contested
engagements at Strasburg, Middletown, Newton,
and at point also between those places, and al
Winchester The force of the enemy was esti-
mated at from $4,000 to 20 600 men, with very
strong artillery and cavalry supports NY own
forces consisted of two brigades, less than 00O
strong, all told, including SOP cavalry ten Par
tott guns and six smooth bores. -. ....
The substantial preservation of the entire sup
plies Is source Of qualification. IL numbered
about 500 wagons. We had forced march Of S.
miles, 80 of which were performed in one Gay
subject TO constant attack IA front and rear and
flank by the enemy in full force. NOtwithstand
ing the panics Of teamsteTs and the misehances VI
river passage OF more than 300 yards, with slen
der preparations for food and forage the train los
not more than fifty wagons.
A full statement OF this loss will be forwa rded
forthwith. Very great commentator is due e
Capt. :. q. Holabrd, A. q. a., and Capt. r.. G
Beckwith, for the safety OF the train.
Our troops are in good spirits, and occupy boti
sides OF the river
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CR1srApoRo,s HAN PRRsERvArIvR,

Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the ut.
most softness, the most beautiful gloss and great
vitality to the hair.
Price so cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
10 siZe. may 5-eolm
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FIRST SECOND P66CINCT.-
4 Notice 10 herebJ given that, In conformity 20
the prov sions Of the charter of the city Of Wash
Inc ton, IN election will be he'd on Monday, the "a
day OF Jnne next, at Dorsett's C&rpe1ter Shop
corner Of 18th and q streets, tor Mayor 70 serve
two Gears, for one member OF the Board OF Alder
men 10 serve two years, three members of the
Board of Ommol Council to serve one gesT, So
ASSESSOR 20 serve two years, for ssil ward, =
The polls will open al 8 IN. and close st D. m
SAhUEE SsOTT,
+. X DORSET, ar,
LEWIS PARKER,
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". p. BANKS, Major General
A13F'h'3 4H0tJVI UOEHNHN
All Safe at Harper's Ferry.

OFPIcR ASSOCIATED Pass, Baltimore, May
pa dispatch from the agent Of the Associated
Press, dated Harper's Ferry this morning, en-
route from WilliamspOrt, makes no mention of
any signs OF the enemy in that locality. Hence
II may be inferred that the many exciting runOTs
OF the morning In reference to the enemy having
that point are incorrect. IL may be stated also
that the telegraph line is in operation to Cum.
bRrland.=Rsnortsr - =
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THIRD WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
Il Notice Ia hereby given. th8t IN conformity TO
the provisions of the oharter of the city of WISH
lnEton, an electon vii! be held on Monday, the I'd
day OF June next, at Mr.. Drano's Carpenter shop,
north vest corner of sth street west and q street
north, Tor Mayor to serve two years, one member
OF the Board of Alderman 10 serve two years three
members OF the Board OF Common Council TO serve
one year, and an Assessor to serve two years, for
said Ward.
Ihe polls will open at o'clnok a. m I, and close
NJ O'Clock p. m. GEORGE GIDEON,
q. A. HALL,
b. Z. Cuttings.
m uinr
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PASsENaEH TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OT16t Military SRpeTsHfsRdsRG Railroads rs !
Washthsf oH, April Is, IS62.
No Passenger Train will be run from W ashirg ..
ton to Manassas until further notice.
d. &. McCALLUM,
ap ls-d NJ. ID. and sup't Railroads, u. 3.
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ErIFTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT
Il Notice 10 hereby given that, in cOnfoIinitJ To
the provisions Of the charter Of the city OF &aah
iIgtOn. an election viii be held on MondsJ, the I'd
day of June next, at the School House, on the cor
ner OF Sd street east and street south, iOT Mayor
Aldermen, to serve two years, three msunosra OF
the Board Of Common Council, to serve one year,
and one Assessor, to serve two Jears, for said
Ward.
1he polls will open st q. N. and close At p. m.
WIN. SLATER,
ISAAC C. BaATLETT,
@, +. CRUMP,
ma Commissioners.
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GISTH WAED-FIRST PRECINCT-Notios
- is her eby given thst, conformity TO the pro
visions of the ohsr.er OF the eitt OF v ASKING ton,
an election will be held on Monday, the % day OF
June next. at the Pnbnc School House, corner of g
street south and 7.h street esst for Mayor e.
two years, one member OF the Board Of 4 ldeTmen
to serve two yeas, and three memters Of the
Board Of Common CouAcil to seIve one y ear, Tor
ssid Ward.
Polls open At 7 8. m. and close .t7pm
GEORGE BROWN,
JOSEPH WALSH,
IL. 4. MARKS,
MA Commissioners
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LET NO FALSE DELIeACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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SECOND WhRD-FIRST PR EClNT-Notic
- Is her5T given that, IN conformity to tee provl-
slsns Of the CHARTER of the cay 1f Washington, an
e.eoSIOn will be held on M9.d4y, the "a deT OF
June Eext, st 419 Twelfth street, between New
York avenue and street. for Mayor, TO serve two
yeas. for one member of the Board Of Aldermen
20 serve two years, sud for thee members OF the
Board OF Common Council, TO serve one year.
Inc polls VIII BE CpeLSG at o'c!Ock g m, and
close at p. IN. GEO. w. STEWART,
JAS. w. SPALDING,
l.. F. CLARK,
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THIRD WARD-FIRST PRECTNcT-SotIcs
l. Is hereby given that, in conformity 70 the pro
visions fine charter of the olty of Washin Eton,
an election will be held on MoHdsy, the ID day
fJune next. at the Wood Office of J. w. Simms,
south west corner OF 9Th and NJ st. eets, for MAYOR
TO serve two years, one men Der OF the Boa!d-of
AIcermenr TO serve TWO years, thres members of
the Board Of Common Council. TO serve one year,
and an Assessor, to serve two years, for said
Ward. ra..
The polls vii open At O'Clock &. N. and clos. at
JPN. JAS, NJ TOWERS,
j. M. MARTIN.
VIM. P0fE,
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D n FL CIAL.
Headquarters Froresf Ma-skars Once

Headquarters FToreSf Ma-gkars Oncs,p
EaSIlHgtOH, %. G.
The Omcer az tie Guard at TIE "Cld Capitol
Prison" Will not allOw signals 10 be made 10 the
prisoners under his charge by men or women
passing Ia front Of his building. This prsctice
has I'D TO characterization, and in one csse 20 a
fatal result.
ANY one, withOu; respect of person, violating
this order will be sent 20 the Central Guardhouse
BIZ order:
Major w. F.. DosrrR, Provost Marshal
m 2i4t CEAs. F.. RoBINsoN, AdJu,snt
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YOUNG MEN

Especially who have Ueoome tho victims Of San :
tsry Vice, that dreadful aud destructive haiti
which annually sEesPs 3 On unumeiy SraVe thor
SANDS of Young Med of the most exalted tsients
and brilliant intel iect, who might Otherwise hsV {
entTGnced listening Senates with the thundeTs Of
elOquence or vated 10 eostacy the living y rs nay
"a lN-ith full
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Washington, Aprli q, 1882.
2 DIR. JOHNSTON,
y A l. TIM ORE

Has dtscorersdthe nloSt Certain, SPEEDY aAd on "a
Ef.etKdI Remedy IN ths World
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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SECOND WARD-SFCOND PRECINCT
- Notice lie hereby given thst, IN conformity to
the provisions of the charter of the ultv of W ash
InEton, an election will ba held on mond:v, tae "a
a. OF June next, IT Fcrd'a Drug Store, corner Of
PenEsy vans ayenue and ilth street, for Mkyor %
serve two years, for one Inember of Ihe Bead of
Aiderm-n To serve two Jears, and for three men,
55rs OF ths Board OF Common Council to serve one
year.
The polls will open ST. O'Clock a. m, ard close
6t7P.m. WIN. L. SHEDD,
EDWD. G. DYER,
SAML, LEHfS
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- Colors, and Black STITCHED With White. : : :.
!, Also. all other kind.. sizes, aud Colors, real
Also our usual full and ample stock OF an kinds
/ Of fkncy and staple DRY Goods. = 80
on Price onlys the actual oash standard value
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SIXTR wARD-SECOND PRECINCT
- Notice is hereby given that, IN conformity 70
the provisions of the charter of the city OF w ssh
lngtOn, an election will be held on Monday, the %
day of Jene next. az the Anacostia Engine House,
for Mayor TO serve two years, one member of the
Board of Aldermen to serve two cara, and three
m5mbeTs Of the Board OF Common Council 70 rerve
one year. for said Ward.
The polls will open at O'CLOCK q m and close at
O'Clock p m. w. 3. NENARLE,
.--. THOS. T.. WHITE,
IL ....s u. w. ANGELL,
m
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on STATS.

nEPARFhENE Oh STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, january IS, ISsz.
She Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on saSurdast,
commencing win Saturday, The f1t OF uers
mouth.
Isp27u WILLIAM "A sEyyaRp-
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Coal ooALm o pALi
Just arrived and unloading several carroes OF
Goal, embrsoins al the various kinda for genera
family use. =. j. q w, M. GAIT,
sSn 2s2 Pc, avenue. bsl. 18th and ian sts.
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6feYSts u t5A ntpEfFU fepppQs az
p-P1v, LanguOr, Co1fusiOa of Ideas, PalpItatiOu
u ths Heart, Low SpuIts, 1imidIty, Trenb,!ngs,
Inmness OF sight or GlidlneEs, Disease of al .
Head, Throat, Nose or skin, Affections of the
Lungs, stomach or BoEels-these terrible cIs-
these DresdfHl and DsstructIve Practices whIeh
Iesder MaTriags Im20sGIb.e, and destroy bOth
Body and Mind
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DR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Roysl College OF Surgeons. Lon
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent col
esss 10 the United states, aud tins greater part OF
whose lie has been sPeHt N the hospitals of
London, PARIS, PhiladeI PH'a and elsewhere. has
efsctId conc OF the most astonishing cures th 81
wee ever known; many troubled with unslag IA
the hoAo aud ears when asleep. greAt nervous
neSs, being alarmed at tuddsn sounds, bAshful-
ness with free nent bldshing, attended sometimes
VITA arrangement Of AMID, were cured lmnIedl
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The MANY THOUSANDS cured az this Insulation
within the last seventeen years, and the numerous
Important SuIStchl operations performed by DT.
johnston, Witness cd By the reporters OF papers ana
msnF other perso ms. notices OF which have Sp
his standing a. gentleman OF character and re-
sPontloihy, 10 suftclent guarantees 70 the at
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FOURTH WARD FIRST PRECINCT
u Notice Is hereby given that, in Conformity 70
the PROVISIONS of the charter of the city Of WASH
lnEton. an election will be held on Monday,
81 Tl-F,~
north, for Mayor, to serve Two Years, one member
OF the Board OF Aldermen TO serve two years,
members Of the Board of Common Council, 10 serve
one year.
The polls will open st a M, snd close at p. m.
r. A, RLOPFER,
JAS. ENG LISH,
4. G.. ECKLOFF,
70 Comm sRi
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MARRIAGE

MARRIED Persons. or Young Men cantsmpla-
ting Marriage, being aware OF phyHlcsl weakness,
organic debility, dsiOrmItIss DC, speedily cured
Ee who places himself under the care OF DR.. y.
Tey ligiousiy ooChde In hIs honor sc gentleman
and confidently rely upon has skill ss a physcian.
OFFICE No. 6UTH FREDERICK ST
left hSrd side gUing from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the corner. Fail not 10 observs name
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CAL AID examine my unequslled ASSORTMENT of
RA46H TUBS, GEAR ,0AL and HARD COAL
WAkE. wOOpEN WARE, GARDEN HOES,
RAKEs, DC. COMMON CUTLERY. KERO
sIyE OIL LAMPS, 60. So. &C.,, at the lowest
cash prices. JAS. eKlRViNG,
M 4. cost Corner llth street and Pc. ave.
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FOURTH wARD-SECOND PRECINCT
NOuee is here by gwen that IN CONFORMITY 70 the
provisions of the chsrtsr OF the city Of W ton
an election will be held on Mond6y, the "a day of
June next, az the west wing Of the City Hall, bate
ment story, for Mayor, 10 serve two years, one
member of the Board of Aldermen, 20 serve two
years. and three members Of the Board of Common
Council, to serve one year, for said Ward.
Polls will open at Z o. clook Q /, and close At
pm. LEONARD HARBAU0H
CHAS. w. BOTFLER, Jr,
PETER +, BACON,
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III . NOIHIHIssIVLolt
E'IFTH wlRD-FIRST Notice
is hereby given that, in conformity 70 the pro-
v I ms Sa thS onSLef o ssS59:so6; az esGe9n
at the School House, curner of Third strost east
and A street soqtn toi MSJor' 70 serYe TWO years
twO years. three members of the Board of Common
Council, TO serve for one year, and one Assessor,
for eaid Ward. 10 serve two wears
The polls will open att q u. ani close ST ? m.
' GEO. M. UY STER,
J, MILLS,
L. G. HANDY,
M COmmiaBiOnefs.
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SEyENTR wARD-SRCOND PREsiNcT-
the provisions Of tie Charter OF the city OF Wss6e
inEton, an election val be held on Monday, the 81
day of June next, ct SIS Mary and avenue .bet~een
9Th and 10th st9eets, northwest eide for Mayor, 90
serve two yearts one member Of the Board Of Al
dermen, 70 serve two years, three memhers OF the
Board Of Common Council, 20 serve one rear, and
one Assessor. 20 serve two esrs- = - -
The polls win OPEN at a m, and ososs q y. N.
!. .lsf % aszst sssys CHkS. MISfiE, 4
!. Loo gSs'lEsrt . 3. HEPBURN, y
ma ,u. av ..-s Commissioners.
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SEVENTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT
- Noilce Ia hereby given that, In conformity TO
the provisiens Of the charter of the city of Wash
ington, an election will be held Monday. the I'd
nne, between 9Th, and 7th streets, for Mayor, 10
serve two years. one member of the Board Of Al
dermen, 10 serve two years, three members Of the
Board of Common Council, TO serve one year. and
an Assssser, to serve two Years. for said Ward.
Polls will open 81 O'Clock m, End close at
,. m. n p. n. PEARSON, :
y. II, BARRON,
JOSIAH RAY,
ma o-D Commissioners.
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why the Nashville Brought no Arms

Some disappointment was expressed by al
most every one, that the Nashville had brought
no arms from Europe, for tbs use ofthe Govern
ment. When, however, it is recollertcd that
the Nashville was tolerated in English waters,
and protected from destruction by the neutral
ity and courtesy of the British Government
our readers will at once perceive that to have
taken in cargo of war material snch as
has been interdicted by the Queens proclama-
ton, would have been gross violation not
only of hospitality, but of courtesy and the
laws of neutrality. The Nashville, it must be
remembered, is a Government war ship, and
not merchantmen.
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CIRCULAR ADDR ESSED TO EA e HI
TAX COLLECTOR IN THE STATE.
February %


RY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
~ vested in the Chiefs of the Treasury De-
partmcnt, under resolution adopted by the
Governor and Council, you arc directed to as
certain the amount of gold and silver plate be-
longing to the citizens of your District or Par
ish; and for the purpose of etfecting this OBJ
ject you arc instructed to inquire Of each tax
payer in your District to make a return to
you, on oath, Of the number of pieces of gold
or silver plate, the weight of the said plate
and its actual value, as near can be ascer.
talned-the said return to be made at the same
time and place that the annual State tax return
is made.
Upon the refusal or neglect of any person to
make a return Of gold and silver plate, accord
lug to the terms of this order, You are required
to report to this Department the names of the
persons so refusing or ncglecting, as your books
are closed, and the ordinary return of the State
taxes is completed.
The method Of proceeding will be, to put to
each taxpayer, or the party offering to make a
return OF the State taxes, the following ques-
tions:
What number of pieces of gold or silver
plate do you, or those you represent, own?
What is the weight of the said plate, asccr
tanned by actual weighing the same, or accord
ing to your knowledge and belief?
What do you consider the true value of the
said plate, marketable article or articles
You will procure suitable book for record
ing the return of gold and silver plate separate
from the ordinary tax book-for which you
will be paid-and insert the name of each tax
payer with the number of pieces, weight and
value OF the plate, opposite his name. Oppo-
site the name of each taxpayer who refuses or
negIects to return plate, place the words, ere
fuses to return Plate" or "Ncglccts to return
Plate" as the case may be. Upon completing
the return, and closing your books, you will
forward it to this Department. signed by you
as Tax Collector of your District.
BY order Of the Governor and Council.
WIN. FL. GIST,
w. w. HARLLEE,
March 7 Chiefs of Treasury Department.
GN- Each paper in the State will copy once
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road bridge at Nashville and the suspension
bridge were both burned.
Clarksvic has been formally occupied by
Gen. Foote, who has issued an order promising
not to interfere with the business movements Of
the place, and to respect private property, and
holding the municipal authorities responsible
for the good order of the place. He also re-
quires that all the Confederate property be sur
rendered up, and that his operations be not in
terfered with
At the last accounts, force Of the enemy
was approaching Paris Tenn, being only seven
miles from there. The Confederate cavalry
force which has been stationed there since the
Fort Henry affair, had left those parts; hence
the advance of the Fedcrals upon the town.
That they will take it, there can be little doubt
There is therefore, another panic at Paris
The people are fleeing in every direction. A
number of families came down upon the train
last night, and car load of negroes
MAJOR H. w. FRYs p. P. G.. TO THE YAM
KEGS AT RoANoKE.-From Saturday, the day
of the surrender Of Roanoke till the following
Wednesday, Major Fry was confined in a
room in the house of DIR. Rittcrs. on the is
land. In this room the Major discovered a
portion of a kcg of po wcr, the private property
of DR.. Riiters. On Wednesday morning, un-
derstanding that he was that day to be re-
moved on shipboard, the Major took about
twenty pounds of the powder and rolling it in
a sheet, made sort of a cartridge, and ram
med it up the pipe of stove that stood in the
room. In the course of an hour after com
plcting this job, the Major was removed, and
his mind being otherwise occupied, thought
little more of it. From some of our wounded
who had been left at Elizabeth City, and who
arrived here last nj ght we are informed that
one rainy day last week the Yankees for the
first time, built fire in the stove. In few
minutes the explosion took place, blowing the
house to ruins, and killing and wounding fif-
the above is beyond qucstion.-Richmond
EcO miner.
NASHVILLE NEws.-A A gentleman Just from
Gen. Critcndcus command at Mufrcsboro'
communicates the following items of war news
which VIC think may be relied upon.
Gen Buell. has entered Nashville and made
speecn to the citizens. in which he discIaimed
any purpose of molcsting private rights The
United States flag was hoisted upon the capitol,
amid the cheers of some Of the citizens, who
remained in the city. Gen. Buell. has issued
proclamation, in which he offers amnesty to
all who will take the oath to support the Fed
eral Government Such proclamatons were
issued, is will be remembered, IN Northwest
ern Virginia, and in the Virginia Peninsula.
We know how the vandals kept faith. Can
there be Tennesseeans so gullibIe AS to swal-
low this stale bate ?-KnoreiUc Register, FeJ-
rmary eth.
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Affairs i'm Tennessee.

We have learned from good authority, saws
the Savannah Republican of the Sd inst, that
Johnston left Mutreesboro with his forces some
days ago, and fell back on Stephson, where
the Nashville and Memphis and Charleston
Railroads unite. We feel assured that John
ston is making the very best disposition posi-
bic Of the forces under his command, and have
already learned enough to convince us that
no fault lies at his door for any mshap that
may have occurred. Perhaps nobody is to
blame. We commenced the revolution against
a nation three times our number and complete
ly armed, and should not be surprised when
the reverses overtake us.
NORTHWESTERN V1Ro1N1A.--A report was
brought down by passengers on the cars yes
terday that seventeen Yankee regiments were
at Lcesburg; that General Jackson has been
compelled to fall back npon Winchester, and
that General Johnston was moving reinforce
ments to him at that place Nothing confirm.
atory of this report had been received at
the War Department.; but as it comes by
gentleman who is we'll known in the city, and
'''S N''S""'SN ySSeSiu"J 'CIy SV"ci"Hy
some Of our public men, we mention it as not
an improbable story Richmond Examiner.
WAR UPoN THE DIsTILLERIEs.-Gov Brown
OF Georgia has issued proclamation COM
manding every distiller in the State to cease
manufacturing ardent spirits after the 18th
March instant, under penalty of seizure of
the property thus employed. In case of dis
tillers refusing to obey this order, their stills
arc to be seized and manufactured into cannon.
Brig. Gen. Bushrod johnson Of Tennessee,
who was among the prisoners taken by the
Yankees at Fort Doncson, succeeded in max
ing his escape and arrived safely at Mufrees-
bore, on Sunday last. He states that on ac-
count of their terrible loss, the enemy was not
at all exnltant over their victory
The snow in the Northern section Of New
York is lying to the depth Of five or six feet.
Fears are entertained of an inundation along
the Hudson and Mohawk
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Special n Offices.

KERSHAW LODGE, No. %, "A. f. M.
A STATED COMMUNICATION OF KER-
shaw Lodge No. 20, A. F. NJ. will be held at their
Lodge Room, TUESDAY EVENING next llth inst, at
l.2 o'clock By order W. M.
March JAMES JONES, Sect'y.
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The actual number of prisoners
Fort Donelsoh is 1890. Among
Gen. West, who has not previously
toned.