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SHILLING Liquor TO SOLDIERS AND ASSAULT
On Tuesday morning, officer NOonan arris ted
Peter Staub, on the charge Of selling liquor to
soldiers, and the case was heard by Justice
Clayton. 1t was proven that the liquor had
been sold by TIE bar keeper, Charles Butcher, in
the absence of the proprietor; but the Justice
regarding Mr.. Staub as the responsible party,
fined him Ss2N.5g.- After the trial was over Mr.
Staub went 20 his place and pitched the offend
ing bar-kceprr out, who immediately got war
rant, and he was arrested by officer Cook, and
taken before Justice Clayton, who dismissed
him.
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SYNopsIs OF TliE Presidents PGocLA
NATION, No. 6s5,
FOR THE OFFERING OF UPWARDS OF 1, 400,


NATION, No. 6s5,
FOR THE OFFERING OF UPWARDS OF 400 :.
900 ACRES OF LAND IN OREGON.
It orders Public Sales in the STATE OF OREGON
At the Land Office at OREGON CITY. on the sth
Of October, E52, of one hundred and fifty eight
townships and parts Of townships heretofore unof-
fered west of the Cascade Mountains and within the
district of lands subject to sale at Ore gon City
At the Land Office at ROSEBU RG, on the 18th OF
October, 1862, of one hundred and fifty four town
ships and parts of townships, heretofore unofered
west of the Cascade Mountains. and within the dis
trict of lands subject to sale ut Raseburg.
The lands will be offered with the usual excep-
tons OF school sections, &c. -.
No III neral lands are Z. he offered such lands be-
ing expressly excepted and excluded from sale By
The sales will be kept open until tho lands are all
weeks and no longer; and no private entry of any
of the lands win be admitted until after the expire
ton of the two weeks. - =
Presumption claimants are required TO establish
their claims to the satisfaction Of the proper Regis
ter and Receiver. and make payment Tor the same
on or before the day appointed for the commence:
ment OF the public sales otherwise their claims viii
-. Commissioners of the General Land once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June 10, 1852. -
Eofe.--U Rder the regulations Of the Department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can De
made for Advertising proclamatons except 20 such
pubtsher specially dwfhDrt xed to publish oy
the Commissioner Of the Genersi Land once.
je HlawlSw
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ria Baltimore and
HnTrfSbHrs, 70 me North and Wssf-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sundsy-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through ut Government rates For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the office of Great Penn
sylvania Route. northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth St, Wasbing ton Office open from
a. m. until p. M. on Sundays from to p. IN.
au H-B E.O. NORTON Agent.
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COMFORT AND EASE -In one minute, Corns, Bun
Enlarged Joints Chillblains, and all Diseases OF
the Feet, cured without pain by Dr. White, the
well-knOwn Chiro podist, at 426 Pennsylvania av
AZ st. Sc I7-tf
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A Il NJ Y G o o ID 8

A Rhf G o s
CAMP COTS,
MESS CHESTS, TIN-WARE, -
TIN crp, TIN Plates SPOONS, CUTLERY.
SCALES COOKING STOVES,
COAL OIL LAMPS, &c.
Just received by Is. III. Ii. L. GREGORY,
sel9 32l Pa avenue.
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W&YD ~. LAMON,
c. y. Marshal. d. G.

oe s-did e y S:rssai. B. c.
by J. C. McGETEH & CO. Nucfioneer.
EIRsT TRADE shLE eE TENS coyFEEs, So
800 S.ns bgr1rs, LATss aa. ,s es.s.r rLorn,
Schooner AL Just .rrived from Eew York. Coz
ies@e Wito.. Te.ergs n tr 't Ar 9c es o:s.
Issaes G: Nc6n,re q Co. on TUESDAY MORN.
exhibited or before she day. q s.is- Name n IN
TO scse. pound. e eaes fst,s oSIanx re,.
9 bags Goyernment Java csaee.
rs sSs. and yellow snss Lump
1874 WE fresh Orange ana Delaware eOuny New
i E.s;s.: .ss Nam. ...,....
sn boxes Eastern curtipe Cheese.
esI nS Ns~ scTs :. q.
- ~. and Bsrret,s No I; Round Hoop,
50 SsrTtf Fr s%Sss M IHSrT EfaiSn'
bale Princess Paper Shell Almonds.
Is loves sosss sods n.e rIsae' glass '"T
90 DO Sugar Crackers,
-s sbSis. and lap $ half rs barrels Rice,
e o. E Es,din ssi, shS3 and half boxes
~ boxes y+rmseeh,
q Dc Mseareni.
re a. A. coissss and Hollis E EsS, F g: Ser
of Xxi 60 fO''e' SOAP IN variety
s. boxes Gilbert's Laundry Starch,
10 do Bakers Ne. Chocolate,
g s 90 Adsmantne Candies IN g. SIss cartons,
10 cases Cayenne Pepper. in glass Sisis and q.
% DO Liliisnthnl's Fine Cut Tobacco.
Z Z e IN E Eqrs Cider Vinegar s,
81 g S Ssis F Pass:s.s,
VIII be added, 81 eases Umbrellas, of various
Terms cash.
by J. C. MCGUIRE q co. Auctioneers.
T'RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il Under and by virtue of deed of trust 70
May. A. D. Issa, and duly recorded in Liber j. A.
=. No 20 feiie es &c: one Of the land reeords
bs, we VIII ssI at public auction, in front Of the
Der. 4 D. issa: the iclicwins dsseriseS piece OF
Lot No. eight. Isl in Chimsn's subiivi.ioa Of
original Lots No; one q and two, g; in Square
This lot is situated in rapidly improving part Of
s s,s sale IS, IN in IF ;as. "a
payments, at 6 and f2months, with interest, e
cured by deed Of trust. Terms 10 be complied with
In h'e Gays Mf fdhf INV Il WIRE o''
ss THOMAS y M g; RnNsa Co Aue...
NARsHALs sALE.--In virtue of a writ Of 6eri
cult Court, of the District of Columbia, for the
County Of Washington, and to me directed, I viii
of 5 counts, %
day of October. 1852. at u O'Clock the following
dessriSed Lois Wit. viz; Lots lettsrsd A C
the city of Washington, ID. C.. together With sn
levied upon Is the property of James y. Dunawin,
s and will s be sOia to sstiiy ,Sdiess No u.s. to o.
sc l9-dtd u. 3. Marshal, ID. c.
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EYE AND EAR.

DEAFNESS.
DR. Won MOSGHZISKER the only legitimate
European OCT LIST and AC RIST in this<~
country, can be consulted on all malsdies of/y2
the EYE and AR, requiring Medical treat
ment or Surgical operations to restore SIGHT aad
HEARING. Office 221 Pennsy wanna avenue, -
DR.. Won NJ has, since his residence in Wishing
ton, performed many value cures on the deaf AID
blind and the testimonials awarded him. (which
can be examined At this Office, Of the highest
order. se l-lms
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Several BOARDERS can be acc prn-
ID modated at No 500 Strert, between 9Th and
7th. Table Boarders can also be accommodated.
oc 2 3t*
LIRST- CLASS, PERMANENTANDT TRANSIENT
Il Board may be obtained in of the most
healthy and besutifull locations in the city of
Washington. No. 80 Missouri avenue, between Sd
ard AZ streets, and within two minutes walk of Pa
avenue. Paymasters of the Army and strangers
visiting Washington, would find pleasant home
during their stay at a moderate expense. au29
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kER or DAMAGED GRAIN.

chIR or DAMAGED GRAIN.
0Het Assistant QrursJmaucr. Z
ALEXANDRIA. Ia-. Oct. ;. Ei;s
There viii " sod At Public Asction on MON
Nos 4snf5. IN ssss city. eusnV', Of damaged
Grain. estimated - ~ .ess lbs.
Terms os saie. essa delivery.
a.. D. FEW6T SON,
scs-et Capt. and Assist. Qusrtesusr, c. :.
Us. MARsUA1. = SAFE Ot PRIZE y1esEJs,--
the Cnited SSste~ for Ore bistrict Of Co1xnbsa.
wiif sell at pm b;e r.e ~ e.h. at The Mcshiexs:S
next the sfh insesnt ee-nsnsneins n fsc eioet
q. m. the following nassef vessels. their Ssskte.
apparel. furniture. Wig:
schooner "sor.fi.rner.- Of Teocomicp,
DO "ChTt-tisns Ee.."
Do 'Ridax sun
TwoYawl Boats.
Pungy "Scabird,r -
One Dettesu,
One Ssiiboat. w&YNW. LAMON
5-dtd C y MorrhaI d q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

FATAL OCCCRRENCE.-A few DAYS since a
fatal occurrence took place ut the camp of the
New DIRK 18th, near Fort Corcoran, which re-
suited in the death of VIM. CatrOn, clerk to the
surgeon Of the regiment. 1t appears that IN
Captain Ordner, when the latter shot as stated
rs he says in self-defense. Captain Ordncr has
been arrested and is confined in the Old CAM.
tol. In the meantime the matter is undergoing
investigation
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On the Ist inst. by the Rev Father Walter in At
Patrick IS Church, Miss MARY MAGEN, of this
city. to Mr.. WILLIAM 0SHEA, late of Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October ., 1852.
GeHt!emsH-I am au thorized to tender you the
hearty thanks Of the German Aid and Relief AsSo-
ciation for Sick and Wounded Union Soldiers for
your contribution of IS, the proceeds of con-
cert given at your establi shment
The Association has thou ght proper to make q
public ack ledgment Of the receipt of the above
contribution in the Evening Star, to which take
the liberty of referring you,
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
l.. WALDECKER, Secretary.
Messrs Hosenthal& Brandeis. Academy of Music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS Last night over
three hundred recruits arrived. OF whom -
wee for the Connee ticut Cavalry, isS for the
Vermont Cavalry, and ID for Berdan's Sharp
ShooterA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

Gln REWARD-Strayed or stolen on the 9Th
~ ~ of September, four HOGS: three bears aad
SON. all white with short tails / will give
the above reward to any body who may return
them or give satisfactory info rmation.
JAMES COMAR,
No. l. Goat Alley,
oc 2-2tr between i and NJ and eth and It'll sts.<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

i tween 18th and I'll, strcefS y ladys GOLD
WATCH. single eased, with landscape eassay gray
mounted with gold The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at No. aga So. corner of Stt.
II. DR. r ". RCLKLEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

G. N REWARD-Straycd or stolen. from the
- III subscriber, On the night of the first Inst,
one grey HORSE years oil; stands about 49,
natural tail has interferet little on forward AM
siderable white in lower corn y. Whoever shall
return said horse 20 Z. W. MITCH Eth 332 +
tions asked. &C sat-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

To BE TRIED-A trial of the steam fire. en-
CINE Hibrrnia, now in Government service
here. is to take place this afternoon at D. m
at the corner of Twelfth and L streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

STEALING PROM his MAsTEE-Ycstertay
afternoon Ofieer Joseph Waliing arrested
slave named Thomas Busey on the charge of
stealing a morse, valued at aOout $50 from his
master, Il Elr. Hamilton, living near West
River, Anne Arundel county, and running
away. The horse was n: ou~ht ID the CITY and
sold for sI0. b, sey was taken lie ore Justice
Gull and committed ~ rIIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

Run Wednesday morning. Mr. David
l.. Saunders, an old citizen, was knocked down
by horse attached to n wagon which was
being driven furiously by boy named John
Storm. near the market, and badly cut on the
head and bruised on the body The boy drove
of at once, but was overt;iken by officer J. F.
King, who arrested him and took him be fore
Justice Dom, who held him to bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

ESTRAI.-Came 10 the premises of tn" S;ihscr:-
Il Der. of 81. street and Mrryian,i avenue,
about three vetk> zo. al old bay MARE V.Iy poar
and scarrrd fich the il Tqusst ted to clsin
PROV. prs perry. pay charges and takra1.y.
oc est JNO NJ. IfDi.BRsEDK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

WALL, STEPHENS q Co,
se l3-eolmif 800 Pa. av., bet. 9th and lcth sta.
rI'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE., That the subscri-
+ II Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County, in the District Of Cola mbis,
letters OF administration on the personal estate OF
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decreased, are hereby warned IN
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. 10
the subscriber. on or before the thirheth day of
excluded from all benefit of the said estate
Given under nay hand this thirtieth day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D., 1852.
CATHERINE V, BENNETT,
1aw3wr Admin stratrix
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STRAYED TO ENGINEER CAMP, ut Fort Bnn-
- kcr Hill, several weeks since, BAY MARE,
With black legs, name and tail about Az hands
ton halter. The marc has been foundered, and
interferes behind. The owner is hereby requested
to prove property and take her away. For other
inforination apply at Engineer Camp at Fort De
Russy. on Rock Gre elk at ED gneer Stable cor
ner of 18th and SITS Washington. sc % 3teo*
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MIsTAEE.-Yesterday Joseph Buhler, q
German, was arrested at the railroad depot
upsn charge of stealing sundry articles be-
longing 20 Joseph Ford. The arrest was made
by Officer kimball, and the case was taken be.
fore Justice Dom, where it appeared that both
parties had been in the Central Guardhouse in
custody OF the military. Both had travelling
sacks alike in all respects, and when they left
Ford found that some of his property was
missing FCrti met BuhPr on the road TO Balti.
more, had him arrested and returned with him
TO this city. He stated his case I'D The military
authorities, who told him il belonged to the
civil authorities and dismissed the case: and
Ford had him arrested again at the depot. The
matter WAS explained satisfactorily, and the
case dis missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

WASHINGTON, October |, 1862
IT, the President Of the German Relief Association for
SicI and WogHdsd Union Soldiers:
Mr.. PRESIDENT-Inclosed please find Sh3.75 tie
proceeds of concert given by us at our establish
m Mt, Academy of MUSIC, 2s9 Pennsylvania avenue,
for the benefit of the German Relief Associa lion
for Sick and Wounded Union Soldiers The whole
proceeds were s67. 81, from which deducted our
p,rsonal expenses as vouched for by incosed bills,
SlSI5 Yours. respectfully.
F FHNnf B K9sENTHAL, Proprictors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

EOUND-A small SUM OF MONEY, at the bill
L lard room corner of Pa; avenue and Eleventh
street which the loser obtain by describing it
ari pay ing the cost of this advertisement. of the
Proprietor. ]. ". carp. oc2 st
c. REV ARD-Lost, FORTY SEVEN DOL
pa LARS, $40 in Treasury notes, and SIS in other
bills. The loser is orphan boy. aad is unable
to lose the amount. Inquire corner 18th ami
streets of W G. MOORE it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

A CARD.-I have suffered from a defect of hrarn o
since Joining the service. DIR. Won Moschzis ker
treated me for the same. and with perfect success
My hearing Is now most acute, and all dsagrcpable
feeling experienced. such as noises in the head
To- l.,F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

FoJETu-wAED STATION CAsEs.-BeforeJ Jus
tee H'Gitsr.-Mary Tobey, profanity; fined 81.
Congoo Grayson, fast driving: do 81. q. Par
dee, John II. Contrary, and Thomas Drunk,
di,orderly: turned over 10 the military. George
Myers, larceny; Jail for hearing. VIM. N.Y.
ers, drunk; fined 81. Owen Park, do; do. 81.
Mary O'Sulliyan, do; do. 81 Eliza Jane Gus
lis, thrfT. held for n hearing. l.. Miller, drunk;
fined ~. Fred kailer, dog without license;
dismissed. J. W. Burns, do-by Justice Clay
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

STRAYED AWAY-On or about the 10Th of Sept
- a bay MARE colt; sligh tly Enlarged on the hind
give suitable reward on delivery to WM. NOT
TlNGHAM, on the corner of Sd and X ST., Navy
Yard oc I-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

ITR0M LONDON.
j. Gen. Crsuford's Standing Orders for the Light
Division; le cent? - r..
Manual Of Artillery Exercises, pocket edition; 81
cents.
Field Exercise pocket edition; 50 cents
Col. Percy SCOTS Miiitary Dictionary, pocksa
edition; ST.
Col Robertson d Military Catechissn: SAX
Yates % Tactics and Strategy &s.a
yeSs en- Aissss ana psisnos q e<n
Ersfsll,s Armies e. q ai The treat Powers; sSS
Eapier's Battles Of the Peninsula: SsN
Leslie on Light Troops: &lS5
sep2 tH- a- YRlNCE fIYIy0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

TEADE SALES FOR WASHING rON-The ell.
terpri:e o: establishing regular trade sales i'm
this city. or groceries of.all descriptions about
be augurat, Il by. Mr.. +. =. Cozza Is, is Xix
" 10 prove very advantageous 20 W1shil gton
His first cargo to be thus disposed of ut auction
l. remarkably fine one, and Will be sold for
what il will bring under the hammer in lots 10
suit bidd@rs, we presume 1t will be well for
all groc-rs and others in this region TO attend
this sale who wish 70 purchase excellent goods
~ less than they can be otherwise bought and
brought 10 Washington for in these times of
rapidly increasing prices for such goods, and
- rapidly increasing obstruetions TO their
prorlpt deli gerry in this market. See the ad =
'ertiseni'nt%f Mcclure & Go. of this sale in
another column. -..-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

OST-S3 REWARD.-On Saturday a pair of
II COLD sPECTACLES; while riding from the
corner of 18th and & to 18th and SITS The finder
will please leave them at j5o i4th ST. Island
yl-3t* JOHN PETTIBONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Comfy or WASH
IL IN: Ton, To- rri,:-I hereby certify that Robert
Wat. r. brought h.f"re ire as an estray sorrri
HORSE. two hind feet white and blaze face; about
10 years old.
Witness my hand and seal this 81 day of October,
1867. THOS. T.. DOM, J p.
for Washington county. d. Z.
The owner Of the above described horse will please
come forward prove property. pay charges and ak +,
him away. ROBERT WATERS,
IT, Guard at Jail, Washington County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

& REWARD .-I.ra,c 81 about two s,tA-s- ago, 4
ga rcd buffalo COW, about years OH ih'
above reward viii he 81, Cor her f-tus - (Ii AS
UAT FMAS. Ga j. st. bet. 1T, ana 9Th, &c 3-St
II UST-On the 18th Of October in stmnf. q PDCkSf
IL BOOK containing tn. di discharge of ;hs u1ter'
sighr6 and certificate, Ns". pas. issued - him I'M
tfist day to ga into Yirgiris The finder y III
please lvaIeit az the Star Office. .
It. PRANK SACCIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

Lieut.. DANIEL WHITAKER
Harris Light Cavalry.
Washington, Sept 80, 1862
DR.. Won MOschzisker. Occulist and Aurist, 227
Pa. avenue. gives his entire attention the treat
mcnt of all nIaladies of the Eye and Ear oc 3-2tt
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c. p REWARD.-Strsyed away on September 18th,
.Cc roam and white colOred COW. middng size:
brcwn bag; two rims around her horns; she is a
fresh mich COW and has left her calf The above
reward will he paid for her return to Mrs STAN
LEY 445 9th, between + and sts Sc SYST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

A BOARD oP HEALTH NEEDED IN WASHING
ToN--On Third street, just south OF Pa. ay niue,
iNIne against the Botanical Garden fence, may
b. seen some six or eight bushels of oysters that
nave long since passed their days of usefulness
There they lie- with raouths extended, gently
cNhaiing their delightful odors upon the pass
ing breez', and adding not little 70 the pleas
ant smells that arise from that useful ins titu-
ton, the Washington canal. Have we any
thing like sanitary rec ulations, and properly
authorized persons to carry out and make
egocfire such regulations II so, should such
Offenses go nnwhippcd of justice p
October =. 1862. PUBLIC COOP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-03

COO REwARD.--stolen from in front of Taylor
.SAU Maury 3, Pa. ave-. about noon on Wed.
pesday, October Ist. very dark chestnut sorrel
HORSE. in light, one seat ROCKAWAY. car;
with white linen, and having two glass sash en-
hinges in front buttoned by leather staps to the
top of the carriage. The makers name, A. J.
Joyce on the carriage. The horse is handsomely
formed, with a white spot in his forehead has
rather . long, switch tail. about sixteen hands
high, 10 years old; and had breast strap,
instead Of collar. The above reward will he paid
Tor their recovery THOMAS BLAGDON,
81" ioq Seventh str .-t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-18
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
ne~ OFFTCE-No. 1C4 King street, over
c4ono;s formerly French's) Book Store



a;cste ou;etness along the Federal lines On
,ba 18th the army near Harrison s Landing re-
na;ned unchanged The only event Of con-
soouepce which has recently occurred was
~,avalrv skirmish on Monday the 14th, in which
= squadron Of Federal troops exchanged shots
with body Of Confederate horsemen, with no
loss on the Federal side Several Of the Con
federates were wounded, and one taken prison
er On Monday night, the Federal pickets were
considerably advanced 1t is believed that the
main BODY of the Confederates is now not less
than fifteen miles from the exterior lines OF
Gen. Mcclellan army, somewhere IN the vlcln-
ity of Trent and Gaines Hills, on either side
Of the hickahominy.
Through dispatch to a Northern paper we
learn that Winchester is again threatened by
the Confederates, and that it was generally be-
leved there that another fierce battle would be
fought in the vicinity within week. All the
stores Of the Federal army have been removed to
Harper Ferry, and the telegraph station placed
some distance north Of the town. 1t is report
ed that the Federal pjckets were driven in on
Monday night All the army stores at New
Greek, Martinsburg, and other places have been
removed elsewhere.
Col Morgan's Confederate cavalry arrived
at Midway, twenty miles southeast Of Frank
fort, KY, on Tuesday, but left for George
town at night Georgetown is seventeen miles
east of Frankfort. The Confederates announce
their purpose Of visiting Lexington and Frank
fort. The Federal pickets had fallen back to-
wards Georgetown on the approach Of the
Coniederates, but force with several pieces or
artillery were marching to reinforce them and at
tempt to repel the advance of the Confederates.
On the 7th inst Gen. Curtis had quite
severe fight with a large Confederate force
The Southerners, it is said, were routed with
loss Of one hucdred and ten killed. The Fede-
raj loss was eight. A large number of prison
ers were taken by the Federal troops and pa
rolled. The arrival Of Gen. Curtis army at
Helena is confirmed Helena is on the Missis-
Appl, seventy five miles below Memphis
1t IS reported that portion Of the Federal
army which was moving from Arkansas into
.ne Indian nation encountered body of Con-
leoerates at Evansville, near the Arkansas line,
"0u defeated them with severe loss.
Late advlces report the Confederates sending
1Iei0lorcements I5i Of artillery and infantry from
::''sslSslppl into Arkansas, with the purpose it
opposed, pspp Of operating against Gen. Curtis.
;n,. "IH4S4engerS I44 who came from Harrison S Land
bs,., lug ednesday, on the mail boat, report the
tedlth OF the troops in Gen. McCl Clellan' S army
u 0S improving in their new position.