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A FEW MORE REC KUITS WANT ED

A 1TENIION-
"A Wanted immsdistely. stout able-bodied men
70 hll upCompany G Of vosburgh Chssssurs,
9th Regiment Eagis Brigade, Col. Geo. A. Buck
inshsrn, Plate MAJOR list Regiment N. Y. y. NJ
u whom good raaoas and clothing and from SIS "
SA pay per month will bs given upon enlistment.
This II the only regiment now forming IN the State,
aud an excellent opportunity now Offers for those
desiring " enlist 70 attach themselves W first class
regiment. This regiment Ia now encamped - Red
mos, delightful summer resorts in the vicinity Of the
city. The families Of those enlisting will receive re-
lief from the State amounting 10 from 81 30 70 %
per week, which together with their pay from Si9
" $p per month, amounts " the sum Of $40
monthly, exclusive Of clothing aud subsistence. Re-
criits received Of 112 Walker st cor Of Centre e.
Lieut.. MCPHERSON. tls,s 7'h Rest: sYsM)
CORCORAN ZOUAvES, Sd REGIMENT,
~ Empire Brigade, Gen. y. n. spinola-Colonel
n CroN. This Regiment 10 now fast filling up,
AMI will be shs first regiment m tho held. under the
ss% Ell 81 Nov {. '1 Yd r" Cos.ny X Cart Thnn
Murphy, In In want ~ a few men for the purpose
offlng up his company 70 the standard. Quarters,
rstions and uniforms furnished Immediately Pay
nom Si3 to Ssi. per month. and relief furnished T.
the families OF volunteers; 800 bounty at the end
Il the war A few vacancies open for ioamsters and
non-commissioned officers, which must be applied
for immediately. Headquarters, Ts6 Broadway;
100 Baxter ST. ais First avenue; 100 Centre n, cor
Of walker THOMAS MURPHY, Capt jela i9'io6
CORCORAN ZOUAvES - ATTENTION
SCompany- Wanted Immediately, for this Com
rany, about 20 able bodied men, to OIL up TO hs
STANDARD, 70 whom good pay, ratlons and clothing,
AMI from si3 10 s3s pay per month will be given
upon enlistment.
THIS Is TIE ONLY REAL IRISH COMPANY
NOW FORMING.
The families II those enlistng will receive relief
from the state amounting 10 from $3.50 T. ~ per
week. which together with their pay from sis 10
ga per mouth, amounts ~ the sum of 80 monthly,
cSolu-iyc ~ clothing and subsistence. Recruits
ccIvcd 1t the following Places b50 Second ave,
ner 3iih =, 100 Maiden Lane; 10 Chatham At.
MICH tEL Nj KPIiY, late Of 3Tth Regiment y. Y.
Volunteers, Recruiting officer. jei+ i2'i0T
RECRt'ITS WANTED FOR CAPTAIN
~ EAKLY'S Independent Company for General
sPINOLA'5 Brigade. Captain EARLY, late Lieut..
In Gen. fREMON1'S Division, has lately come down
from Psesrsburg, Va, and has 10 years service
Ia the regular service Of the armies Of Europe aud
America lie Is commencing 70 all up his compa-
ny AMI wants few sble-boded men between the
ages Of - and ~ years. lie also wishes two Lieu
tenants. No officer need apply unless he can pass
the requisite examination. lie also want the non.
commissioned officers Ia the company. Head
quarters, cor. OF james st. and New Boweiy.
ie2O i2sffo
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GENERAL DUsINfl6S.
A IL PERSONS HAVING RELATIVES
"A On FRIENDS
who have contracted
LOVE OF STRONG DRINK,
DIR. EELLs NERvrNE POWDERS.

Nay be given unknown W the drinker in coTse,
wee or liquor. Warranted harmless aud free from
nausestng e6ects. Prcs-One Dollar
For sale Al % Division IT, and 21I Eighth ave. N.
7. Mrs HAYES, 17b Fulton 81, Brooklyn; J.
l. BkiEeT, 40 South Second a. wismsburgh,
and Dr: nERCEks aA Broad st. Newark. N. J.
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY
~ Washington aud New York-Army aud navy
claims, pensions bounty, prize money, arrears X
pay due officers, soldiers, seamen and marines
ueir widows aud orphans, Quarterrnastors, con.
tractors and other claims against the Government,
promptly collected. Apply - sAM'L " NILES,
Washington, ID. G, or CHARLES q. LEEDS, III
Nassau 81, MY. jel0 24ac'l29
NOrlCE-MY WIFE MARGARETTA +.
~ W. having let my he'd and board. without my
consent, and without giving me any knowledge Of
her present or Intended place Of abode this Is 70 for
bid all persons harboring trusting her ON my &C.
count AS shall pay no bills OF her coutracting
FLAT bkusH. goth june, 1902, je21 GLIB
SCLPllER AND VAPOR BATHS-TIMO-
~ LAI'S old established aud the only genuln, Sui.
pher Baths In the IT, g., at Carroll Pl,ce Boe,ker
w., cor Lsnrenx n. Y. sure cure for rheumatism,
severe colds. erup&sons of the skin, mecuris aiFe
Mons ehills and fever, female weakness Sc Given
DAILY BY Or. A. L. TIAoLAr d Co. je4 9oacs2o3
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INSURANCE.

L LAFAYETTE FIRE ms RANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN. -.
oiT rGLroy STREET, IA WALL STREE Avs q :,
B.oDh = ,p,:r A, ,,o NEW f0kK no sn'
This Company nsarcs property Of all kinds sg ohI-
Loss or Damage by FIRE, on as favorable terri q ne
similar Institutions. q
JAMES II THOMPSON, Jr., sec'y,
Go W. HUNT, Assistant.
DIRECTORS
1EtNIS J. BERGEN, JAMES CRtIRsHANKs :
HIRAM D.. 81 JOHN, JOHN X. PRUYN
JANIS HAlpER, ALEXANDER McCt -.
LEWIS HUI ID. =. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. sPADER JAS. 3. SCHOONNAKEl
HENRY y. CULLEN, MICHAEL NEyIN
LEVfRlfI II SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON, e
PHILIP ). CROOkE, JOHN LEFFERrs,
JAMES B COOPER COR'S J. BERGEN,
JoliNG. sCllu ALEX. W. BENNEM, =
joins j. NANDERBILTJAMEs TITUS
HENRY TIESKES, JESSE c. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
HOME LIFE INSu RANCE COMPANY, No f.
Court IT, brooklyn, aud III Broadway, New
SErk--Mutual, with scash capital Of sl2o 600 in
vest = in stocks Of tho State Of New York and frss
class bonds and mortgages.
WALTER 5. GRIFFITH, President
GEO. G. RIPLEY, Secty.
eD- This Company has adopted principle In
tended t. prevent the lapse of any policy and 70 So
cure 10 the assured i'll every case all the assurance
which their payments will provide for. Our menu
bcrs need not apprelend therefore, tLt their ina
biity 70 pay tie premium at any future time will :
hC n,,s 'ne loss OF what tDs Romans Well ana o.s
sen, yra,u,rusIy 10 ali xIs.fy nsve paid. -.--sA
Gosd ayents wanted, Pier publications viii b
most liberal terms. I'D sG ;reo,od IN A..
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9sssvA peck. s4Q-lrsschblowsh p. .i9oi4
0ys Soda. .s40-lBsrmudso nions'h'p"H
o9oudaa, If pk.. s90-
vIovvus, 40.
Qamslisa each. ..lsssi lHeliotropes, each. eals
ecesa, do go. eS,olfuschas do .itsss
finka, d, 80. 6,A9olPetpctual rcses,do 1910
olAncnesse, do -. tVsi5i Lilies, each. .l095o
xriArsors
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Cherries. ......... 4td10l
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MARINE NEWS.

MINIAT AIN NAC.
srs RISES. svS srrs. moon ssrs. n. warm
g; s 81: I: 4: (: :;;s II Il Il!
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FOR YONKFRs,S
= Ferry, Tsyry,oNu, Sing Slng
tety afternoon, at I o'clock, fr9,I
ouchins nj Christopher.
JED 2iqciiT .
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nLD BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or 20 Liverpool. ny the following
hst class packet ships, sailing the 9th aud 2tth
Of each month.
Adelaide, Cultivator, Roscius
Australia, Cynosare, John Bright
Belle Wood, Chancellor, Thornton,
Bridgewatcr, Constitution, Universe.
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
or IRELAND, ULSTER BAskIsG Co, AND ALL PARTS
op ES0LASD AND SCOTLAND.
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shipping, sc.

FOR LNERPOOI.-OLD BLACK STAR
= Line--'he packet ship CHANCELLOR
lying ~ pier u, East river, sails June 24th. The
JOHN BRIGHT sails june 2sth. For passage, sp.
ply on board, or to WILLIAMS q GuioN, 40 Full.
tn st. jei4 2Iac'liO
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1'A warranted to cure rheumatism, neuralgia, spi-
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throat il never rails in curing all aches and pains.
Price, 70 and 81 cents per bottle. Isl Ludlow IS.
myog 25acsll5
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PENNsYLyANIA TROOPS.


The following 10 a list Of the new regiments
from Penpsyivania, thus far, under the new call
lad Regiment, composed entirely from Ian
custer countv-Colonel Emlin franklin, from
Lancaster county.
123d Regiment, Blair and Huntingdon coun-
ties-Colsnel Jacob Higgins, from Blair county.
l24th Regiment, Chester aud Delaware coun-
ties-Colonel not yet appointed.
126th Regiment, Franklin and Juniata coun.
ues-COlonel James 6. Elder, from Franklin
county.
127th Regiment, Dauphin and Lebanon coun.
ties-Colonel w. w. Jennings, from Dauphin
county.
Iasth Regiment, Berks, Lehigh and Bucks
counties-Colonel not yet appointed.
12s.h Regiment, SchuyIkill and Northampton
counties-Colonel J. g. Frick, from sohuylkill
county.
130ih Regiment, Cumberland and York coun-
ties-Colonel not yet appointed.
13ist Regiment, Mifhin, Union, Snyder and
Northumberland counties-Colonel Peter II. Al
labach, from Dauphin county,
132d Regiment, Columbia, Montour, Lycoming,
Lu1srne, Bradford and Carbon countIes-Colonel
not yet appointed.
1894 Regiment, Perry, Cambria, Somerset and
Bedford counties-Colonel F. B Speakman, from
Perry county.
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THE SITUATION.

We are satisfied tina. up to eleven q. IN. to-day
no information had reached Washington Of a
movement Of the rebel army to cross the Rapidsa
In front Of Culpeper 50, IL 10 clear that no such
movement had been made there up to eight a. m.
to-day.
Passengers late from Fredericksburg say that II
Is known there that considerable portion of the
rebel army lately concentrated at and around
Gordonsville, is stretching down along the Rap.
idan, ION Its south bank, as though preparing to
menace Fredericksburg. This movement on their
part strikes US an being likely, at least to the
extent Of enabling them to guard the Fredericks-
burg and Richmond railroad, which they mus,
use as their principal means Of transportation, II
designing but to hold that bank Of that river to
It's junction with the Rappahannock, and the
south blnk Of the latter river thence to frederic ks
burg.
The fact th,t no movement has yet been made
to cross the Rapidan In front Of Culpeper, i'm.
presses US with the belief that the rebels will
seek no speedy encounter with the forces OF
GeaeIsl Pope.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
IMPORTANT REPORT BY HON. REvER.
DY JOHNSON IN RELATION TO GEN.
BUFFERS SEIZURES.
He RECOMMENDS THAT TIE MONEY
AND PROPERTY CLAIMED BY
FOREIGN CONsULS BE
GIVEN UP.

The Hon. Reverdy johnson, Of Maryland, has
made his report 10 the Government here upon the
points In the administration Of affairs In New
Orleans he not long since went thither to invesi-
gate, and the President has approved Its conclu-
sions, one and all.
Mr.. Johnson recommends the return to the
Consul Of tie Netherlands Of the $500 600 seized
by Sen. Butler In his hands; also, that the
s7l6 1877 detained by Gen B. In the hands Of the
French Consul be forthwith relnquished TO him.
Also, the return Of The large amount Of sugars
and other merchandise seized by Gen B. in the
hands Of Greek, British and other foreign mer-
chants dcmiciled In New Orleans Mr.. }. Is
understood to have shown conclusively that these
several seizures cannot be justified by any law,
the laws Of war included.
We presume that the President viii promptly
issue orders for carrying out these several re-
Communications Of Mr.. Us report.
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iyTERBsIIN6 FROM CUMBERLAND.-The fol
lowing dispatch was received at a late hour On
Monday right by Lieut.. Col. VIM. ID. w nipple
a. Al United States Army, from Brig. Gen.
Kelly:
On at The wire bridge, on the RomRey road v, g.
tefdav afternoon ny band OF buShEhacksEs, and
nne msD m rtsllY wounded. I ordered Captain
GfeeZheld, at Romney, and Captain Dycke, at
Greensprng, to puISGe them ~ once and kill or
capture the whole party IL pC ssihle.
Captain Greenfield reports thai be overlook a
20 tiOn Of the gang near North Rive Mills, at
licked them, and killed the notorious guerilla
oh Edwards, whilst the res; ts-apsd into she
,Fountains. Captain Dycke's party, In the same
neighboThcof, captured seven branded mules
tsst tie band had evidently brcseht from she
VALLEY OF the ShenaudOE h. AS we have lost none,
they may possibly he some of those lost by Lieut.
Z l. pO~neY, near Petersburg, few Tnoaths
sIace. All quiet and safe west OF this point
B. K. KELLY. BIlgadier 6eneraI
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FINANCIAL New YORK papers Of Yesterday
evening, cay the feature OF thu government list
Il the rise OF ger cent In 80 Treasury notes
sa!es usSirg at lo5H. Tie coupon Elves Of 1874
rose 70 gX ADJ, the coupons Of 1851 TO IGla. We
Cuote.
Uniscd States Skies 1862, es3; coupon, esx;
I5-7, o.; 1853, OK; coupon, esX. F.yes, l5s5,
r"upcn, 81; 1874, registered, soy; coupoi, 90 4
lea, registered, cox; coupon, 9OH : xes, ISL,
sgister.d, 10y coupon; lol =; treasury notes,
lean, 1861, t7x: do. one half yesny, ., one year
ceri Lcs.es, 23E.
hcney + yery easy to-day at 5 Lad per cent on
III aTst lasS colia.erals.
God was So ADJ early IN the day at us, but az
Ser the BOARD there were sellers l1ik. The
esh supply on the ma; ket from the Sub-rreasu-
- Induces the brokers TO lower their buying
Ia!esn
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MFRITnRInns SERvIcEs

The destruction Of the rebel ram Arkansas by
Commander Wm Potter is WARMLY COM
iuended la oficial quarters, and the service thus
TsHGered will Dc suitably acknowledged. This
Ger was smong the sufferers by the action Of
the EayGl stlTinZ bard, which was SUITS quently
reversed. Lat yesf he was deprived Of his CO a.
mgEd, Gwing 70 q e charge OF disloyalty, but
promptly res orrd on his showing that the alIega-
ZION was pTedicated on forged letters By mis-
gGliaLtiY on the Mississippi river he has vindi-
Gated kis character sg alnst all unjust aspers!Ons
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ARRIVAL OF SICK SOLDIERS AFFAIRS
AT CIJLPEPER

Some three hundred sick soldiers from Gen
Pope's army, come down Ia the cars Yesterday
from Culpeper. They wers In charge Of Dr.
Alonzo Garcelon, Surgeon General Of the State OF
maine, and widely known as one Of the ablest
surgeons in New England. In going the rounds
OF our armies, attending to the interests Of the
Maine soldiers, he happened at culpeper at The
time OF the late battle, aad seeing what was
needed, threw OF bis coat, and, with character
'stic promptness and energy, was soon doing
yeoman service In his professional line.
He has since had charge Of the Piedmont Hos
pital, and bears testimony to the kindness Of the
people Of CulPeper 10 furnishing everything that
laid in their power for the relief Of our sick and
wounded.
The cars yesterday brought down quite num-
Der Of musicians belonging to regImental bands,
to be mustered out Of the servi,e under the re.
cent law.
A rebel soldier named Dr.. Harlan, OF MARYLAND,
belonging to Virginia regiment, and who was
wounded in the late battle and taken prisoner,
died at Culpeper on Monday.
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BY oder Of Mai. Gen. U. 8 Grant

FAITH OF ARCHBISHOP EUsHEs In = recent
Gdtress In Dublin, ireland, Archbishop Hughes,
Cne and insepa able, expressed his faith TO this
fscs as follows:
- tell you, that, even II peace was restored 30
tle whole country OF America tomorrow, the
people would scarcely unbelt themselves until
they bad put other questions right. 1t is
Ca country sJil, and must ard shall be one. no
mater what may occur; ne matter the foreig IN
Interference, whether military or naval; that
may destroy the cities round the borders OF that
tOlntrF-n0 matter what IIsY Occur, the question
must end, and that people shsi remain.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20
LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Reported Fsdaral Defeat.

ST.. LouIs, August le.-The city was full Of
vague rumors, yesterday, that fight occurred
on Friday last, near Lexington, between about
so Federal troops and the guerillas Of Quantrili,
Hayes and Hughes, In which the Federals were
repulsed, but no ofacial sdvices have yet been
received.
Passengers by the Pacific railroad, however,
report that Eight did occur on Friday, In lack.
son county, about twenty miles southwest Of
Lexington, between parts Of Colonies Phillips
and Crittenden's regiments Of State troops, 500
strong, and about 3,OG0 rebels under QuantriIl
and other guerilla Chiefs resulting In the defeat
Of the State forces with q loss Of 200 killed and
wounded and two pieces Of artillery. The
of3cial accounts are expected to-day. .z
The Hon John 8. Phelps, Military Governor,
and w. F switzeler, Secretary OF State 70,
ATkansas, left yesterday for Helena, Arkansas
Colonel g. McNeal and Colonel Gustav have
been promoted to Brigadier Generals Of the
enrolled militia for gallant condust In the recent
battles with the guerillas.
LEXINGTON, No., Aug. 1s-Bhgadier General
Lane 10 here with reinforcements, rendering the
safety Of this place certain.
The gunboat Warner, which can do valuable
service In protecting the city in case Of an attack
II also here.
some Of Quantrill's general orders have been
found near here. They ask all persons wishing
to escape being drafted into the Federal army to
join his camps, where they will fnd arms and
ammunition to operate against the Federal troops
at every possible point.
Thsy also state that every man who Is liable 10
be drafted into the United States army who IL
found to be going to any Federal military post,
or any person who 10 known to have reported to
any military post the whereabouts of the South
ern army, shall be shot wherever found; also,
any one known to have paid money to the Fed
eral Government to exempt him from military
duty 10 liable to have his property taken for the
use Of the Southern army.
These orders emanated from the commander Of
the forces recognized az regular soldiers by the
Rebel Secretary of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20
kPPo,NrME>r OF MN 3BIpMEN

Toe Pres deLt, In accordance with late law,
HIS appoint the following midsuIpmen, re be-
lHg authorized 10 select two from the District OF
CC.rInbia, and ten at large, and three yearly Sc
lsG;cG n m boys e"listed in the navy at large:
VIM F. Hall, Of District OF Cofumbia; Albert
+. hobiLson, New York; LYMAN u Spaulding,
New Hsmpshire; Thos q Welles, Connecticut;
Edmund NJ Smith, Maryland; Downs l.. w il.
sun, DsTict O; Co umbis; John E. PlIlsbury,
" astachuselG; Lewis W. FIR ct, Massac nnsetis;
Edwaid Linzee Armory, Massachusetts; Robert
II Bushnell, Illinois
EHI:stef boys appointsd-Thos. g. Flood, VIM.
Coates, Frederick M. Wise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20

Ut The monster sieamshi p Constitution which
left New ork July IL for san 2 rancisce, arrived
al yaneiro In eighteen and half days. While
at Rio Jsseiro ale was visited by upwards Of ten
thousand persons.
TT rhe mos moderate calculation Of the pres
Oai6 CROPS makes 10 81 least 50 0CO 600 busp els
or ~ Oou,G0o more thsn-w raised last year or
this quantity there will be q surplus beyond the
state dsmend Of some II, 0C0, 600 bushels
~ Rulers WELD the people, but ,chooimas.
feEs Weld ruIers. Powerful people a:e scaCol-
masters.
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pROPOSAL3 FOR LUMBER.
DIPor QuARIInMksIxl's OFFICE,
Q15 eoya<x iafi

pRoPosALs FOR LUMBER.
DIrOr auAs,,anAsr.l's. o!yrc..
21a q, corner isfh suset,
WAsHINsfoN, ID. u, august ~, Ies2
sl.LIp Pr: PosALs Will be rece we'd at this
.a:b tor ssin =, the sj Ct w.hpE q
Der. q the % lowing Kind and deio dip ion, VIZ:
seeto' Set Il inch, common Cuttings, iWnits
$50 i tsss e ~ inch, common oulllnr.,
E: ;:': 3 ::s iHss; H: :asss
sss f f:ss so o.n,,! By u 'es'
siss feei scantiins sby {, u fee long. t tao
pmseI, jsct 70 the insIeotioS Of "a sesIt
1oiated on the part Of the Government.
Eve d.9: .sr s.n " q ss within twenty
ds..s d daa d,ilSys. payi.s u. Lot Be eon
Msnt must accom- pen; each pro,ositonc. o. ooV'f"-
., me ietlltv Of the bidder to I'll the contract
by two ibl. Iersons, 16oss sIrnssrres .re
70 f % appended s s g the spasansee.
IsSs oos 81 re mus.
nss,e,t district court. or ofths United states Dis.
. Bidders must be .essnt in person when thu bid,
az ossned' or their proposals VIII NOT DO COZ
Tns full name and Poet once address of the hid
DER mastaspear In the proposal.
II the bid e made In the name OF arm, the
s. ind nav srosS.s T: 81 s ne
s onas IL chs nm. M Of sv. ,hou..,d dollar. ,,,,..
by the contractor and both his guerantors viii be
REQUIRED OF the suooossfu bidder upon signing the
The right 20 reject any or oil bids tia, NAV bs
dosmed loo high 70 reserved By tho Dssot Quarter
Iaiormsl proposals. wiz be rsjeetsd.
L EsGSsfz5 ms s % rSd.:s,se e cfPs EpW,D
.w.psonin.to3; D O. Sad should b plainly marked
Tbsn of GSaYossss.
We OF the county of - and etAta of
End -, OF ths county Of - and STATE
et,."T., do hereby guarantees that - II able 90
Hlnl the oopraot. IN accordance Wlth the terms Of
Pig lrolostlens AID that shoald his proposIsion b
soceIted. he Will q once enter into 3 eontTsot m
ecoordrroe herewith 4 q ~ y
SHOULD the oontTsot be awarded him 70 orc PFC
b1[eo % become his seourities.
e..a sois En.ran,ss must b appended the eertif
sas-. o.,...ss E 9Ss (, 4. A. a.SEiEE 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20

ID The Union Convention Of Delaware yes
terday norinsted Vim. Cannon for Governor, re-
nominated Hon. Geo. A. Fisher for Congress. and
passed resolutions condemning Senators Sauls-
5ury and Bay ard for sympsth,zipg with treason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20

1T The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad now
runs through trains, ma king but one connection
TO ncinnaH and two to st. Louis. Baggage In
checked through to all points west The road
runs through most beautiful recticn Of country,
ind etfeIs peculiar advantages 10 business men OF
pleasure seeke's See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20
NEWS FRoM REBEL SOURCES.


Federal Occupation Of Bsysu Sara-Affairs
In Arkansas-Valiandigh am m, Wood, Pierce
and seymour, Of Conn, True Ffiends Of
the South.
memphis, Aug. 1e.-The G,snada Appeal, Of
the 4th, states that the Federals took possession
Of Bayou Sara on Monday, the 18th inst, seizing
all the sugar and molasses and quartering garri.
son there.
Also that the Rebels have been reinforced In
Arkansas, that the ordnance stores have been in
creased and that Gen. Holmes has assumed the
command In that State.
The Appeal contains long editorial, Ia which
1t says "The sooner we cease to look for foreign
or European Intervention, the better for all con-
cerned."
The writer also designstes vallsndigham,
Wood, Pierce and Seymour, Of Connecticut, with
SONS half dozen other prominent men, a. the
only true friends the South can count upon in the
North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20

CoTToH ORDgEs REscINDED.-Tbe order of
Gen. Sherman, at Memphis, PROHIBITING {. e pur-
chase Il cotton with gold or silver, has been re-
s,in6ed Major General Grant on the llth inst
lEusd the annexed General Order:
In pursuance O! orders from headquarters CT u Q
-TI-y az W a,h ngton all restrictions on the sale
90 cotton and the prohibition Of the paymen. OF
gold therefor are kert by aBnullsd. Every faclri-
~ ostiOle Will be tf0rded for getting cotton 10
rfsrkst.
by oder CT Mai. Gen. U. 3 Grant.
JHo. A. RAwLINs, A. A. Gen.
Gen. Sherman accordingly caused notice TO
he publ ale In the Memphis papeTs TO the same
EJECT The cotton trade Is once more open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
yEDNEs ,sY...........AUGCsT 20, 1859.
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The Intelligence, notes the suf.riDgs Of ,hs
people cf Ess' Tennessee, and holds that the only
leneacy shown them BY the Confederacy 70 forced
from them by these brave moun,aineers.
The RspSb'itaH takes The back track upon the
Pfsidsnps policy Of colonization, and advocates
nio-day in the strongest terms