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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

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Astta s4ti~t~ -
go FrCMSaB2EN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

~ En- Governor Wright his fos~ardei
u the Sanitary Committee 81 Indianapolis.
Que hundred dollar. for the benefit Of our
Rounded soldier. h. their deeis We shall
Know them.
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>sS FEAScTscO, April i2.-The Mexican
mill on a part Of the Coms,ock silver lead at
Washoe. vas burned Yesterday. Loss about
$50 900.
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WE partnership IA The Dry Goods
= os& e~tss<1 RITA nanslissa ssPlre1 -
nafssi eenesuf "a th> fsh axy - Jsaasrs. l>sf s
- = u<asAf.oa fetrins stis Ia .nseFs-t - 4. 2
kFasf. &C. coufaars - naaefrt a. I'D a.
te<aE1ts srslna ~ ate I'm. An oaf1safln.
e~hfe1nFss me- ~ im1~fsseis cfa~ft-
ufILY a pANAfIroN.
gsnasry n. 80
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THt Firm u hseler 4 Morgan. ia
nsfkmp A. 81 frsae. - A. az sissslssa ~
naIuH cea~etf. ~ Harssn fttiras.
n ! kFTIIR
IN. AuEH a.
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Ia nesnsss sn ~ eensinae1 "a ~ sAan@ .ian8.
"a q. xarh Fu1isnT~, andrf ne nans ~ y
k><i~rAta
A canflussnrea "a liberal esirensse Affsfafss
essf.u~1. - reepesfaly sa1~itrd.
M kLuFR een
Apflta
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In Col. Ra.. Of the 5Oth Indiana died oE
Yrrs,ax \, Paducah from AoaDd- received
4. he cattle al Pittsbnrg Landing he ~as
: brave and accomplished Officer ast much
lovel ~ H. aen.
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- Al fAo4s zAo .4ut = Ls.adfel S.ir
"a q ne isse.t hsh.on. csn a. "a, Ne.
Torn Hat Ssass an 90 oas - IL Hsa.
--nrf.esazs. <A-sh EA.s -s.<.f ,hsrs
''ss "a warrant al hAs. heash. 81 ne
h'ss ; tas assorsn>ns 81 Frrn~h re...,
~"@s saa Soe ess%mers a.. 81 a.. a..
sssisy. AMI Of al s~e,-r-. .A.
very 10. also. : i.srs a.-arm.,. - -,
Hsis, Il ell eolo~ raaeiss - -
O. sny esDss
q IowEkEf ifscue.i Hams,
31<o<ss~ 2. . a YsTr-
nj Ger fIhA sBS Ma =.
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OTICF To PHYsICIANs.-

Office To PHYSICIANS
~ rosice = hereby given thai sealed propeesi>
Soc Medical snd Surgical sft~H<iance lincla1ius alsei &.
cin<l upon NE pfl>oners ee1fnef IN tks Jan and fer
he fcar in f4strft naaab>f .as aaiy, oil - r~eeis
60 urtii Saturday he 1sfh fnrf. a. 10 s'elork a a..
a a. Auditor u6ar 10 Trrre Hsafs. lndlsns.
rhe hld. ~u - g. o. ycsr from tbr - 49, of
rsy, ise1
usiru tumAef tsls a. mprse. thai Tau - ne
coaaiy north q he e-ntrs ~ fesafbip fssrn snt
~sef - The " anssa AlF~f.
Al proposals mass - accompanied sah 80 ntmfe
q resps~4hle per 4sas - ternFass o. ~ fafhfui
s<rfaTraanra ~ TIE contfsff.
~ aFarr q - Fosra ~ tasaml~~iaa.ers - VIZ
rrae*v n AiIf%.
spf&ftt ssdstef Niga rourfY
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MEDICAL.


WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE
and Ob-teuir. Ia Terre-Hsuie AMI vicinity,
ia all IL branchss.
~OFF1cs-<o- ; Union Ro~. ~ stA4f-
REsmsScs-No. G. Eagle "a, north q Seminary
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nR. d.. &. WALLACE offers his
Professional services % tks citissu. a Tsrre.
Haste ADD snrrouadsr ceuufrv.
OrTICT-fcgr door wtsf efe " PArlcs's Drus
store.
RgsDxScs-os s-,a. hs,-ssa ga .na itb
str>et<. oolsd~sn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17
Ash HOB TokIt
NV STOgh
". y. STONE.
s.-s svsf rsesi~es = n~- AL splendid e..s
Wv srosA

EOOI- SHOES
~ IA ssets vsrseties and stsle- ~ eaa ~.
-~ seres. ts-ts~ snd pursss We 49,
Are ss hand 4ni sr~ ssskinx - arisr 81.
sass lFsnch Calf Boot sai SAas-
oorr-s Man asd rau'sA ssrees.. srre-,s-
soaths1 Bass ,,4a4~wt.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY Goods.
APRIL, 1862.
JUST IN
FROM NEW YoRk.
20 600 yds Prints,
10 600 yds WusIins,
600 yAs CkaIiies,
5000 yds other Dress Goods.
These e,-.Js were all bought since .hs
great decline la prices. and what = better.
WE Are DETERMINED
To give them to our customers at
Lower Prices
Than are prevailing her. or elsewhere in ne
West!
Good osiicOss opening - e.c
Extra Fine chAlhs- - .ielsc
Extra. E1tJ. Chaiii.s At ..... NC
ausllns +" 800. ....... G4c
Ali Other Goods IN Proportion /
~ We are full, prepared 50 sn-r ali
Goods. b, tho Piece ~ Package. Al SsE
York Price,. adding rre,sh,
PLACE or BuSlSrSs-oppasa- North
Esa Corner Pabl.c s.iusr-
TuELL \ RIPLEY
Terre Han,e. Apsa 9. iese
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ADJUrANT GINS. OFFICE

INDIANA VOLUNTEER MILITIA
ts~Dis~.yoIEs. April l sth 1861.
Prseiamsssoa 10 the f~atrsot,s saa
Charitable Of Iss,ass
lou are again appealed 10 for conlribu
:-,e- - Hospital ~SappIs~~ for oar sack aud
soanisi volunteers. Neahv or quite one
Thousand OF our brave Hoo~ier boys were
wounded IA the recent hattie al Piusburr
I.odine and are being brought to the Ho>
pitals in thi- state They require comfort-
and Injuries which yoa can ABORT them -
Lst the appeal nof be in vain.
The sanitary Committee here. Of which
Ar. Hsnnzmaa i Presidents. and Alfred Har-
ION. Ia TREASURER. has charre Of rot
lscsiag and distributing supplies to points
where most ueried.
The articles particularly required are the
foiiovinr. WOODEN and cotton. under shits
aad ara~ef. pillows. opillop sIips. s%sparrow
snesss. .<-els.h sndkerrhief- baBdages. lint.
COMBS. case soap. j%ellie-. canned irai, &c.
An supplies should be carefully packet IN
ssses and duplicate Invoices made. one
copy ps, ~ she bon. aud the other mailed
20 " Zimmerman. Esq., Pres San. Com.
ALI money shouid be cent IN Alfred Harri-
COO. E&4
sy order Of His frceIleney Goysrnor
Morton
Lsx. Noslr. AdiataDt Gen
rspsr~ throughout the State please COPY
aiiam Patrick. at No. - Nam
street = Agent for Durham Nursery e
Fut r.r~s and Esergreeu- Al sho-r
v.a.as anythsag in M line Ill b. sell "a
eail and purchase Ut Aim .pr9iiai
Ba@sps~s--T~o gentlemen sal theis
sf.es. sol a fee aav boariers. can be a.
ronnoiated az Va 81 eoush rh..d street
corusf II Thirf art Poplar Stree.
- , 49,
- hsxr - good b..sas4 r...n as-a
cusii'ng Apartments. On ~ss s.as Market
ssFs>t laa sassh Of v aha-h feras rpsson
abe sppas ~ n Moore. We ssse -
me patac ~so.s.. ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

BRAsDRETn's fuIS-For the restorsslos
b~sin Il those who have he~n stricken ~ sroplrr.
or paralysis they are he only rslisNle nsdicino.
al Affections u the lunFs. chrss and bowels fLfs
pTomp, use saves life and quickly cuTes. rnsnm
nis. Pieurisy, cholera. sind, spasms. worms cha.sfa
morhus. disrrhO-s. sy-eutNry. wbrsher from m.l2r-
eating uuripe fruits OF O'her fGulis ia tl,i. yloia 7
their influence. Asthma. Foaf. rhsuustismt. Lss
s~necsions. ruptures. inhsmnatiOnr q sny crs.-
levers, sbsther sgue o. osbeT specific frvers. hilos.
dieesses. J~sundiee. ST. yims's dance. smallpox, mcAs
les. Group. erysipelss. white s~~eilinss. piles. uk.4@.
II even thirty yesrs' continuance and erpsci.g.,
sieersof the liver. have ali basn cured perasnsutis
~ shss~ celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills a.
smsisc complaints and nervous dresses they h.~
bean equally sncccssiaL. Vide chsnse u iiis. sva
frss and second period.). F~filsp~y. depression =
spirits. frishtful Ger ans. al osstru~fious aud rsias.
slOns are BY them cured. dispersed sBt corrcrss
Prios Is cents per bon.
soid By J. \. Cuxxsu4s. f-srs- hAst-. .hd - -
Respectable dealers In nsdiclss. usnI lola
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Fe- Raw - good bassas- ~...H aaa
svsii'nx Apartments. On wss sa> aasssg
ssFs-t 49, aasth Of v ab4-h Tern. resson
abe sppas ~ J n Moore. w~~ sase -
ne ?att.c >so.ss. II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

~ " diiam Patrick. at No. - Nam
street = agent for Durham'- Nursery a
fTuf Tiers and Esergreeu- Al tho-r
v~sasas a~nythsng in IA. Inc III BE- sell "a
cali and pnrchsse VI hlm .ursilal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

bs@sps~s--T-o gentlemen ssd the.
si.es. sai a f,- aav boarier-. can be a.
ronnotstsd az No 81 soush rh.sd street
corusr u Thirs art Poplar Stree.
.. , as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

We have Information from Winchester up to
las night At that time il was definitely ascer-
tanned that the rebels under Jackson, Smith and
Longstreet, had retreated beyond Woodstock,
and were in the vicinity of Lurav, the county
seat Of Page county. Our forces had followed
them a. far as Woodstock, twelve miles south Of
snausburg, before giving up the chase.
The result of the Sighting on that line since the
rebels rsappeared before Winchester in force on
Saturday last is as follows. Viz:
Union loss of los killed and about 80
wounded, with perhaps half dozen stragglers
camp followers, DISQUALIFICATION prisoners
A rebel loss Of 300 killed, 900 wounded, and
400 taken prisoners. Also, 200 wagons burned;
one cannon and two caissons, 900 stand Of small
arms, and much army baggage Of all sorts cap
tured, and more lost, including the arms thrown
away In large quantities In their flight and not
picked up by our men.
The point to which the rebels have retreated is
on good turnpike, about thirty miles from the
Culpeper Court House depot Of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad.
The effect Of their abandonment Of tine whole
upper part of the great Valley Of Virginia, II fol-
lowed up by a conciliatory course towards Its
people on our part, will In month or two result
In entirely detaching them from the slightest
sympathy with the cause Of the oligarchy.
p. S.-Two hundred and seventy-f -four dead
bodies were counted on the field Of battle Of Sun
day morning last. So II is very probable that the
estimate of their killed throughout Saturday,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, will prove much
hig her than the three hundred estimated above.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MARCH ~, 1852.
Spirit Of .hs srsrnins Press.

The IntsIissne.r quotes John Quincy Adams,
President Lincoln, Senator Doolipie ana
Others on the question Of the "aoolishment OF
slavery I'm the District" and In view Of the decla-
ration contained in the resolutions recently adopt
ed by the Board Of Aldermen Of this city, and
which will undoubtedly be adopted by the ether
branch Of our municipal Legislature, thinks the
least which can be expected In the premises 10
that gradual and not immediate or universal
emancipation should be adopted in any bill which
Congress may deem 1t expedient to pass, and, In
regard to the present expediency Of passing any
such bill .Shinks that political propriety not to
say political right, dictates the policy Of first sub
mIttIng the question IN 4 vote Of the people d.
rectly concerned by the proposition; also hopes
that some provision may be made for the protec-
ton and support Of minors and aged and infrm
slaves, otherwise likely TO he left without their
natural guardians.
The IntsIigsnctr has also a convincing refuta-
ton Of various misstatements al TO the smallness
Of the rebel force at the battle Of Bull Run, and
adds:
Z" There are other errors, of similar nature to
these, which certain OF our contemporaries are
circulating TO the discredit OF the national army
and its commanders on the lire OF the Potomac,
but their refutation Is not necessary for intelH-
gent readers"
The Republican, speaking OF the resolution,
adopted by the Board OF Aldermen Of this city
on Monday ight last In reference to the abolition
o. slavery in this District, and the Influx Of free
negroes, says that "it Is q mere dwelling vile
demagoguism TO connect that matter 1.-THE infu,
Of free negroes) with the totally different aud
foreign question OF the abolition Of slavery"
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THE REBEL GUNBOAT JAMESTOWN
MAKES A Reconnaissance
PERTURBED CONDITION OF sECEssIA


BALTIMORE, March %, (from Fortress Monroe,
March 26 .)-Three deserters arrived in a boat to-
day from the south side of James river belonging
to North Carolina regiment. They report that
the Merrimac has been daily expected to come
out and attack the onitor for the past three days
The rebel gunboat jamestown made a recon-
noissance to-day, coming down some distance
below Craney island.
The deserters represent great panic among the
rank and fle on account Of rumors Of Union vic
tories. The papers are carefully kept from them,
and they have been imposed upon 20 often with
false statements of rebel victories that they are
much dissatisfied.
They say that during the excitement that pre-.
vailed in Norfolk Immediately after the fall of
Roanoke Island, 1t was believed that II demand
had been made on General Huger he would have
capitulated.
flag Of truce went up to Norfolk te.day to
take up the Commander Of the French chip
Catinet.
They brought neither news nor papers back
though bundle Of letters from Union prisoners
at Richmond was received, and also dispatc hes
from General Huger TO General Wool
The steamer Constitution arrived from Ship
Island last night. She sailed from there on the
18th, and Commodore Porter's mortar feet sailed
on the previous day for the Southwest Pass.
On the 18th Com. Farragut's fleet aud gunboats
were to sail for the same destination.
The French steamer Catinet arrived Yesterday
afternoon from Havana, and she and the G essandi
have taken position within two hundred Yards
Of the Monitor.
Two drummers Of one Of the eginents in
Hampton strayed out to Back river yesterday, and
were taken prisoners by the enemy's cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

MAJOR sz.sAD's Nsw Book -The fol 10 v,no
courteous note stamps the writer 40 een,leman
ana man OF sense. We learn that Maj. s,ab.d
Is really writer Of much ability upon military
subjects despite the doubt thrown upon the ~ ~
by the damaging advocacy Of his book bv the
hspztiieaa:
Tai. WAsHrSsros, March q.
slt; In yesierday's Star there is curious men.
moh made OF me, or rather Of book 10 be pnh.
nshed BY me, which cannot pass by william,
few words In way Of reply.
My recent lecture on the art OF war Is very
eIeveriy fidiculed, and I am represented as Saw.
bad, and terrible bore; in short. / am cnt = =
very nicely: Such treatment can stand easiiv:
"a. strongly protest against being Represented
~ sc nsmcef on some Imaginary coalition Of Gen.
nuauons ought, believe, At least to have waited
III. III ne PoDneaiion Of my book, when be mi PHI
lave Deen able 10 speak With some more ce,taIntv
OF the matter. Your sssdient servant.
q. 90 MAI SZABAD
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

ILLNESS OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY WATSON.
II. Watson, Esq, Assistant Secretary Of
War, has bee quite SICK for several days, but is
now much better again. His illness was brought
on by the immense physical and mental labors Of
his post. He has devoted himself the Depart
ment from eight O'Clock in the morning until
nearly midn ght from the day Of bis appointment,
and only absented himself when unable to stand
At the positive command of Secretary Stanton.
The Secretary Of " ar has been much exhausted
ny his unceasing labors, and none but Hercu.
lean constitution could perform the amount OF
brain and hand labor imposed on him
THE MAIN WORKS OF THE ENEMY OVERLOOKED.
dispatch received last night from Cairo,
brln2ing the latest Intelligence from Island No.
10, says the main works Of the enemy on the
main land are overlooked, and also the whole OF
the Mississippi valley in that vicinity This de.
lays effective operations by our forces at present
PROMOTIONS FOR GALLANT SERVICE.
The promotions made by the Secretary of War
fcr gallant service at Fort Donelson and Mill
Spring having been confirmed by the Senate, the
commissions have been signed by the Secretary
Of War, and will soon reach those thus nonored .
RELEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.
The following prisoners were yesterday re-
tea;ed on parole: o. Allan Scanland, jackson
Benneman, James Conner, John Bursen and
George M. 6ormley. Two others, B. w. Jenkins
a1d F. nj. Ellis, were recommitted for further
consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27
WAR GAZETTE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, March %, 1862
BTigadi.r General Shields:
Your two dispatches relating to the brilliant
achievements Of the forces under your command
have been received. While rejoicing at the sue
cess Of your gallant troops, deep commisseration
and sympathy are felt for those who have been
victims in that gallant and victorious contest
with treason and rebellion. Your wound al we'll
az your success proves that Lander's brave d.
vision Is still brayely led, and that whenever its
standard 10 displayed rebels will be routed and
pursued TO you and the officers and soldiers
under your command the Department returns
thanks EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War,
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FrsAscIAL.-FrOm the New York Evenins

FIsAScIAL-From the New York Evening
Post Of yesterday:
Government Sizes Of 1881 close at "a 5sas4 4 for
the coupons, and 9ia9i for the X Registered, with
fortnight. rN''
The 40 Treasury notes are quiet, at 99!alO0
Inc Willingness OF Mr.. Chase to meet the demand
at par, has somewhat dampened the ardor oi
buyers. ~
The Southern States stocks are heavy, espec .allv
Tennessees and Missouris, which fell of kal Der
higher.
81, Inc e. Africa, for liverpool to-day, takes out
well-executed counterfeit s6 on the Atlantic
Bank, New York city, has just been discovered .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

HE WASHINGTON THEATER has been crowded
to Its utmost capacity this week to witness the
representations Of Shakspeare's immortal creations
by the eminent dramatic stars in this city, and
hundreds have been unable to obtain admittance.
"Othelio" was well rendered on Monday night
and the "lago' Of Mr. Wallack 10 spoken of by
good judges a. the perfection Of acting. The
cast for "Aamlet'' on Tuesday night was une
quaied In the history Of the stage in this city, and
the piece could not have been better performed
The "Hamlet Of Mr.. Davenport, the "Ghostn of
Mr.. Wallack, the "Lsertes'' of Mr.. wheatIev.
Were Hnished pictures, while Miss Susan Denim
astonished those unacquainted with her versatile.
~ by her faithful and touching portrayal Of the
falr "Ophelia." Last night "Julius Ceser,, was
performed In capital style; the grand scene be.
tween brutus and Cassius, (Messrs. Davenport
ana Waliaef,) and Marc Anthonys (Mr. Wheat
Iey's) Grafton over the dead body Of Ce nr being
NE gems OF the performance Mrs. wallack a,
"Portia, daughter Of Cato and wife OF Brutus %
represented the character admirably. Mr.. Kings
land and MIR. Barron have added much N the
pleasure OF each performance by the faithful rem.
dsring OF the parts assigned them.
Tonight "Dsmon and Pythiasp will N. n.,.
formed with al excellent cast; also, the comedy
OF the "Dramatist, - in which Mr.. w heatley tax,
his great part Of sVapidn -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27
CONGRESSIONAL.


sENATH.-After our report closed Yesterday
The Joint resolution expressive Of the readiness
Of the States in abolishing slavery was post.
poned. f0'''
The bill to abolish slavery In the District of
Columbia was then taken up and discussed.
Hou:n-After our report closed yesterday
The Tax bill was taken up and considered
joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of
War TO test plans and materials for rendering yes
sells Of war invulnerable, was passed
joint resolution creating Theodore ID. w oolsey
passed. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

TRAINS UNea SsERcHIs.-From the publish.
efs, The PsssssoR's, Of Philadelphia, from M. 8.
sellers Co, National Hotel building, and from
John Z. Parker, No. IL Robbins Building, We
have copies OF The Union speeches delivered In
England oy the patriotic, eloquent, ago-ahesan
young American, George Francis Train. The
speeches are Enthusiastically good, and the col.
Lection should have q large sale both from tAe,r
merits and the fact that whatever profa, mar aria.
nom the sale Of The book Is pledged to The Lon
don American, as fund TO establish ia, LOYAL
paper on q arm footing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

The New DEMAND Norgs The New York
Journal Of Commerce Of Yesterday ssxs
The new demand notes were 10 have been
ready to-day, but u has been resolved % have the
signstures engraved instead Of written, snd this
National Bank Note CompsDy ere ma king the
4l0's and SS0's, and the American Bank Note
Company the s5's, e20's, e50e's and On ,o0o's The
nrst 50, 100000 will take two months to be De-
ivered complete. 1-s@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

DERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST OF
= heeIs IN the LIST u; =: Volunteers must present
them before 10 o. IN. FRIDAY, March "a 10 Maj a
.ELLIOTr, u: 5. PaJmaster, who will pay the
Ieglmenk OLE that DAY It,
MRS. ACKEN WOULD INFORM HER
tV1 friends who ere anxious to commune with
spirit loved ones, the has located at the Deleyan
House, corner of sth and Pennsylvsnis Avenue
She has an asslstant in Mrs. Ihonss. who 10
oalIvoyant. and they would solicit the Hatrons =
of all who are interested in what il termed spirit ua
investigation mn T-iTS
SHEPHERDS PLAIDS, of various widths and
~ textures. With many other New Goods
ada pied for current wants.
Our northern and eastern correspondents send us
new supplies daily.
One price only.
PERRY & BRO,
mn "a 81 Pa. ave. and Ninth sire ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27
pENSION OFFICE, JUNE orH, 1851,
TOALL WHon p NAV coNcrRu

Application having boen made under the act of
go June, 1850, Tor the reissue of the Land W Ar
been iost or notice is hereby given that
81 the date following the description OF each War
rant, new Certificate, of like tenor, will be H.
sued, II no valid objection should then appear.
No 6s u.s. for l6o acres, issued under the ACT of
Maron. ls5o, Ia the name of Hezskiah Smith, and
vas granted June 26, l8s7-Alril 5, 1852.
No, S,sN, for l60 acres, ISSUED under the act of
Mafon ga, IS5s, IN the name Of Jacob Brader, and
NO; 5,432, for l20 acres, issued under the AIT of
March, 1855, in the name OF Charlotte VldoT OF
aner SoIe' and was granted January Is, 1855
Land warrant Certificate, No. 75,l<7 for 100 acrss.
rct lSH.l II nYor Of Patrick Brady, Private OF
J st december, la5i-yune "a, la62
NH 1l.w JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WINCHESTER.
WHERE The ENEMY IS.

THE RESULTS OF THE RECENT EN-
GAGEMENTs. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27

BLAcEsUARDISs THE STAR-Enraped at the
Starts exposure Of the mendacity Of its cond uct
towards the gallant army Of the Potomac and
their Commander, and being utterly unable to
justify its fendishly malicious course towards
them, by way Of obviating the effect Of that
exposure upon the minds of the public, the
Washington Republican resorts this morning to
the childishly foolish subterfuge Of calling US
blackguard names. To that course Of argument
on Its part we have but one response to make
Viz; We do not feel at liberty to descend to
personal controversy Of any sort with a mere
adventurer, whose trunk, according to common
report, Is " up spout in Cincinnati That our
allegations concerning it's Infamous conduc,
towards the army Of the Potomac and tkeir Com
mander are true to the letter. IL doubtless realized
by all Ia habitual readers. To those who do not
read 1t, we have simply to say that az late as
Yesterday il admitted that the officers OF portion
o. the army bad taken occasion to forbid its sale
to their men: which act on their part proves
conci1sively that they appreciate its course pre-.
clseiy as 1t Is appreciated by the Star and the
public at large. Despite its personal black
guardian, we shall continue to comment on its
course an rhe public interest may require.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-27
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

THE MERRIMAC EXPECTED OUT TO
ATTACK THE MONITOR.