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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

RRMRMRRR those fresh Cove OYSTER
a. Charley Belle. Only so cents per con.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

Carr. TosRY came down from Gin.
ton Saturday evening. He reports The rsg''
meut oil ready squippsd and uniformed and
Furnished with Euf+ld ridss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
TO LET.

Unwilling HOUSES ON TH2 BLUFF,
IL from IS 70 @i3 Per month, Two stores
and roous in WaadS Clats WuPp9naa's,) aad
Hall's Noeks. Apply %
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company is one Of the Oldest and test life
Companies in this country. The same cash
investment will procure q policy tor twice
the amouns given ty many othez companies.
Robert Siup pson, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
W7tarfme0ste,.,s Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN sums Of money due from individuals ior use
Of the ity Ieves, must be paid on Monday, the 4th
inst. at nv ONCE in Hills building, corner Of Bra
dy street and levee, without fai
E. A. TILLEBlNE,
WhsIfmaSteg.
Davenport, August ID, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
AArlONAL VAR CLAM AGk..GH
aARROWe, REED T. CO.,
WASHINGTON D. c., no. al PENN. AVENUE
Dav e N pOF 1. low
NO. . LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

All claims for bounty and arrears Of psy Ter
eoldiers Who havs died in the var tor the reoei.
lon peusioss for invalid soldiers. Losses sustainee
hv olicers for hor,es silled in battle, damage to
pSopssty used By GovsrnmeDt, and sli osAer Isgass
claims against the Government may b Psoesise
without delay by application 70 either oI or o
BAKkOwS, REED CV.
mv16 d1mVtO .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

0rp,crs AND VERY LARGE Rs0xs n
Pess Uass ssd LeCl:irs baosks. re -
C;.: s11 1.,.:; .,..:..ss;:: ss:s: :'';;s's ::
q hssSJ 0k0. L. DAvenP0R1,0 :
c9Ses 80 JOHN l. CO11M.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
OFElCE EURNlTCkG
70 II S.aL CHE.AR.
JOHN l.. sWITS,
agc4-jlw
GrlAlCOlA InlipD<

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
NEWS FROM bEBEL PAPERS

CHICAGO, April The Tribune,s special dis
patch dated Cairo, today, SAYS:
Memphis papers Of the 27th, and the Charles.
ten Mercury, Of the 22d nit, have been received
President Davis, In secret session, has advised
the Confederate Congress that the prisoners re-
leased by the Yankee Government on parole be
absolvsd & ON the oaths, and be allowed 10 take
part In the struggle for Independence He urged
II az retaliation for the Infamous and reckless
breach of faith exhibited by Lincoln In the ex.
change OF prisoners
Attempts are being made TO raise troop, by con
sc:iptOn. Editors and compostors are not to he
enrolled except for local duty.
The New Orleans Delta, Of the 26,h, referring
to the gallantry exhibited by Capt. Resker "a de,
fence Of the battery at island No. 10, says: One
single battery has thus far sustained the brunt Of
The bombardment, repulsing the Federal gun
boats, and sending them back to Cairo, crippled
for repairs
The Memphis Appeal says: The recent rever.es
~ the Confederate army are nerving them with
hew faith, confidence and hope, and IL entertasns
no doubt OF the ultimate success of the cause
Van Dorm and JEFF Thompson are concentra-
ting large force at Pocahontas, Alabama, pre-
paratory 20 an attack upon the Union troops al
New Madrid, and that Gen. Pope will be COM
PEELED to evacuzte.
No damage has been done at Island No. 10 M
TO Wednesday last, but the Confederates have
sunk two Federal gunboats.
TIE works at Fort Pillow have been COMPLETED
Gen. Pope 10 building Hat boats at New Mad
rid TO transport bis troops across the river TO the
Tennessee shore
In Mississippi the planters are piling their
cotton ready for firing.
Gen Pillow has gone 20 Richmond.
A dispatch, dated New Orleans, siarch 26, SAYS
the Confederate steamer Vanderbilt has foundered
at sea with all on board
The Memphis Appeal is published on q half
sheet.
In view OF the scarcity Of lead, the papers sup-
gest that the lining Of tea chests be run into bull
lets -.
The ladies Of Charleston are contributing their
jewels, silver spoons, watches and money toward
a gunbost
The Mercury and Appeal contain extensive ex-
tracts from northern papers, but no important
military news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CONGREss-Secead sss.isp.

SKSAIE.--After our report closed Yesterday
The bin for the adjustment Of slavery in the
District Of Columbia was discussed, but was not
disposed Of
After short executive session the Senate ad.
journed. .-. = T
HOUSE After our report closed
The Tax bin occupied the attention Of the
House 10 a late hour.
Mr.. Washburne, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported bill abolshing certain colIec-
ton districts in California. 80
The resolution which Mr.. Hutchins attempted
to Introduce, but which was objected to by Mr.
Wlcklihe, sets forth that on the 26th ultimo Gen
Hooker issued an order directing that certain
slave owners, who had runaway slaves inside OF
the lines OF tie division, be allowed to seek them
and ordering that no obstacle be thrown in their
way; ana when these men with others, attempted
10 IND the fugiiives, some Of the soldiers became
enraged on account of one of the men firing at a
negro and that to save their lives, Gen. Sickles
ordered them out Of the lines The resolution
concludes by instructing the committee on the
conduct Of the war to inquire whether General
Hooker, bv Issuing the order, violated the recen,
Article or War passed by Congress and approved
BY the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

bhlbukS bthNi b1 CONF fIDbhhI EE.
wcoDsTock, April General Banks made an
sdyance from streshurg thi. morning towards this
point, and when approaching the town, the noto-
rious Ashby, with cavalry, infantry, and a bat
terry, disputed our passage. We passed through
the town, however, the rebels frequently stopping
and throwing shells at us, to which we responded
with effect
General Banks pursued them TO Edenburg, Ave
miles south of this place. Asbby burning, In his
flight, two turnpike and one railroad bridge.
All the railroad bridges between here and
Strasburg had been previously burnt.
The only calamity which occurred on our side
was one nun killed, who belonged to the Penn.
sylvania 29th. One Of the I'd Massachusetts, re-
ceived ball on his belt plate but the efrsc, was
harmless.
LATER
WOODSTOCK, a. m, April Our guns and
musketry drove the enemy from Ssoney Greek,
near Edenburg, this morning at O'Clock. They
were in line Of battle within range TO day, bu.
probably none but Ashby's command constitutes
their force.
Our men are building bridges over the creek
to day. All was quiet during the night.
It's not known II Jacksons forces were en-
gagged yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
OFFICIAL NOTICE.


Headquarters Military district Of Washington,
80 Waskssgtos, April 1, lse2. s
1. Permits or passes 20 cross the Potomac,
within the limits Of this command, will no longer
be required Of citizens.
2. Ofteers and soldiers cerping from the south
ern side Of the Potomac mu.t have permits as
heretofore.
3. No restrictions upon trade on the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal or tia, portion Of Virginia within
the limits Of this Military District will be main
tained, except as TO liquor and articles ccntraband
Of war.
4. No permit will be required from the military
authorities to engage In fishing In the waters Of
the Potomac and occcqusn within the limits Of
this command.
BY command: .
Brig. Gen. JAS. 3. WADswORTH,
Military Governor District of Columbia.
PASS
Headquarters Proroyt Marshaps ONE
CITY Of Washington, March IS, Is62
Special Order, No. 10.
All Passcs heretofore Issued from these Head
quarters to the 3lst Instant will not be renewed
put recognized, until further orders
By order Of Major w E. Doster, Provost Mar
shall. CHAs E. ROBINSON Adiutsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

TIE WATSON CcSCEET.--War and music 20
naturally tOgether-we need not bother ourselves
70 know precisely why. Strange, that, IN the
midst Of discordaut conflicts the thing most pop
Ular should be a concert-but 30 II 10. The pub
lie will be happier, therefore, to t=ow that there
is TO be an exquisite entertainment of music a,
Willard's Hall on Thursday evening. Several
OF the finest musical artists of New York-Mrs
Henry Watson, Mrs. Elinor Drunmond, Mills,
The pianist, H. Thomas, the singer, with Miss
Nina Foster, the reader, TO vary the entertain
ment-will give (probably) one Of the most agree
able evenings the Washinetonians have ever
known. Mr.. Watson, who has the management
OF IL, 10 the well known Journalist and artist, and
anything be undertakes Ii sure to be well done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

Our kortss.-By the arrival Of the steamer Orien-
tsl at New York, we have news Of the operation,
Of our forces at Port Royal. q.
IL Is UNDERWOOD thai the plan Of capturing si-
vannah by sending gun-b boats Into the water
courses leading into Savannah river, has been
abandoned, for the reasons that Fort Jackson,
which lies between our batteries and the city,
cannot be safeiy attacked with the small boa Is
which can be got through the passes. IL is
deemed absolutely essential that the larger craft
should assist the fe be when all the
have been made.
IeEson 20 believe that an important work " hich
has been iong tla1s IN progTess, 10 the ey- OF
accomplishment. We are not liberty 20 give
details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, April 1.-The gunboat Conestoga sr.
rived from Island No. 10 tonight. She reports
no change of affairs there. The mortars fre every
half hour, but elicit not response.
The Rebel mail, captured to-day at Union City,
contained letters from the Rebel troops on the
JslaI d, representing that the forces there were
disbeartened ard dispirted.
There is nothing received from General Grants
column to-day.
Forty or fifty soldiers came into Hickman and
gave up their arms, and desired to return TO their
allegiance and join the Federal army.
They were portion Of those escaped from
Union city yesterday They report that large
number Of the troops are disposed to Weld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

FINANciAL.-The New York Ersnsns Post of
yesterday says
The government list continues weak and al %
the SKIES of 1881 are freely supplied The Elves
on ie4 teii on to a. There Is also heavy feel
Ing In the 80 Treasury notes at poka99Z
Demand notes are plenty at par No premium
has been paid for them since Saturday,
There 10 decided advance In gold and ex-
change to-day. Gold sold very freely at IOis a
102.
There is no crowd at the Sub .Treasury TO-DAY.
The work OF paying the coupons on the October
lH treasury notes goes on very quietly, NEST
OF this Issue was taken by the banks, while the
nrst fifty millions OF August 10Th was chiefly
distributed among the public. Over a million
dollars OF coupons had been deposited at the
sub-Treasusy, so that all DELAY In the payment
II removed. The amount Of interest to be paiA
at the New York ONCE will be but little short Of
81 500 0OO.
In fourteen days $50, asa, 900 Of government Ger.
hfcates Of Indebtedness have been issued In sat .
isfaction depressing claims upon the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

IL From the publisher, d. Van Nostrand,
New York, through Hudson Taylor, 53i Penn
sylvsnia avenue, twho has II for sale) we have
"NolAn's System for Training Cavalry Horses, -
prepared by Capt. Garland, Fifth Cavalry, L. s.
A Nolsns work Is now out Of print, and this
book prepared from II with additional chapters
ca 'Rarey's System" and "Houe Shoeing," ia a
very desirable publication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

IL The Liberian government has sent hither
Mr.. John d. Johnson, merchant Of Monrovia, as
a special commissioner to represent to our govern
ment "the claims which the government and
people ofLiberia have upon the sympathy Of the
civilized world, and to sf.rd to the government
OF the United States the necessary information
preparatory to formal recognition ofthe Liberian
reDublic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

u ey an arrival at New York on Monday
tie SE" hes advIees nom Vera Cruz TO March
9Th The English forces had withdrawn. and
fhe Spanish were also leaving as fast as possible
The French bad token possession. There had
been great deal Of sickness end death among
the allied troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

ACASaRD.-We are requested by parties resi-.
ding near the Chain Bridge to contradict the story
started BY city paper, Of two ladies, named
Tennent, having been carried of from their resi-
dence, near Chain Bridge, by a detachment of
Stewards cavalry. There is not particle Of truth
In the report, and II has had damaging effect
upon business Interests In that neic horhnod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

No PAssEs REQUIRED IN ORDER TO Cross THE
PoroaAc 1t will be seen by references to the Of
ncial order elsewhere, that Gen. wsSsworth has
annuiled the order requiring permits or passes to
cross the Potomac. No further restrictions are &,
be made upon trade In this military district, c1
cept as TO liquors and articles contraband of war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

1--WE have received the nrst number of the
fonriHs Crenn) Bx!iHir paper published by
aEanieer OF jeurneymen printers "thrown,ou OF
en- pioyrnent" by the events that have occurred
teefe Ia the last si1 weeks. In politics it seem,
to De -coin,nittal, snd purports to he news.
paper only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

u An election will be held In Western Viz
sinia To- morrow, when IL is generally understood
mat an informal poll Of the voters will be taken
On the question direct-Are you or are you not In
fsvcr Of tie gradual and peaceful emancipation Of
the slaves In the proposed new State,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
The Case of Jackalow.

TRENTON, April The United states Circuit
Court has decided not TO pass sentence Of death on
Jackalow, but directed the Marshal to take him
back to the Mount Holly Jail, there 10 remain
until further orders. He will probably be dis
charged before long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
NOTICE.

NOJlCE.
CHANCE ONO YRS.
On AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY APRIL =, 1859,
The PAssKNsIR TRAINS BBrwKRN
WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
THE WEST
VIII run as follows:
Fave Datly 1Saiss Arrios at and DspdyI Jyess
~ cs ssd r,so on SnndGps.
TC, MRh aI S;Ai,aI and NEW YORK.
For ANNAPoLls-Le.ve Washington a. 40
For FkEpERicK-Leavsw Washington a. %
o. H. Ano ! For ~; ALL POINTS WEST,
And for HsrPer's Ferry; NJ artinsbuTg and Win
chester, leave Washington alto O. IN.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York .. Q. m; Pnilsdelphis IL 81 g.
M; Baltimore 50 .. m. Arrive At Washing ton 90
Leave New York At p m; Philadelphia 10 50 ,.
m Baltimore 4sos m Arrive at Washington
Leave New York at II pm; Phila1elphis 30 Q,
n a. baltimore 7.to q. m. Arrive at Washington
.Leosl Accommodatio Trains leave Bs,timcr.
there 81 IL a. m and I COP m. Ds'H' 0'''''
more. No snnspoiis or Frederick eo1nee Sf
on Sunday.
Passenger Trains Leaving Washington At % a.
IN: and 90 ,. m, and Baltimore 81 J ~ q m. and
10 .. m, make rect connections for Annapolis
for Frederick, Hasers,osn: Bsrper's Ferry. Mar,
Hnsonrg: Winchester, Wheeling, ParKersburs.
Tram. leave Annapolis for Bait moro and Wash
fss.enSeI Trans issvint Washington ., % a.
: M, and $50 p m viii sfcr ostT Of SnHsScEs
.Wss PASSENGER, must tste the Accommodate.
-H--s w. Z. SMITH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

BTMaJ General Fremont and adv, and Chas
Zagcnyi, ". Dunka and f. Glyka, members of
the Generals staff, arrived at the M,Lure Hou.,.
In Wheeling, on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
r1, SOLDIERS PAY. e-i a
80 HARNDEN's EXPRESS
WILL FoRwAR1 so, sSoptDTERg REMIT

WH.THn MONTY Or ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.
To their Families ct any place the lines Of their
Express at charge of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For any sum not exceeding Fifty Dollars. $50
And proportionste additional charge for places
reached by oonnecting Expressss
The remittance, whether IN Gold, Treasury
Notes, or Allotment Drafts, should be enclosed n
IN ehyslope. And securely sealed, ana hAye the
ful address, including the town, Post 0ffioe. and
State, OF the person 70 whom 20 20 sent, and the
amount IL gibly married thereon. A4
Envsloles Tor this purpose viii be furnished q
J. Money received TO be forwarded a. the ofhos In
Mashington. Third street, second door below
sp lin r. SMITH, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

IL From Chss. Anderson, ass Seventh stree,
We have q copy OF the readable April number Of
"TheContinental Monthly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

Separation" treats on the physical obstacles
which lie in the way OF political distribution
Of the country under two separate governments.
The Repsoliean says that Its famous story about
the "weoden guns" at Centreville was "upon
the authority Of an eye witness, an ex- member Of
Congress, copying his memoranda made on the
SPOT" why not give the name OF the eek
member''
The Rev Dr.. Bellows, whose Republican su-
thority will not be gainsayed, In his lecture In
New York on "the Field Of Manassas, - as viewed
By himself, on the 18th, 18th, and 18th, said:
"He did not see any of the log guns, or
Quaker guns He hoped that these guns really
had existed, for else fksrs tcoHld Be an enormous
sncSsf Of lying for some one 20 dHsrer for -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

IL The sickness OF Representative Conway is
much more serious than was at first supposed
His disease has assumed the form Of pleurisy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
w, Z. SMITH,
sp2 Master Of Transportation, Bait.

ON AND hFfER Tuesday, APRIL 1,
Ioad commence running daily, Sundays excepted,
leaving this station at TO A. nj and oonneotIug
IL Washington FUNSTON With mall train for al
parts OF the Wet. via Parkersburg or Wheeling.
through tickets sold and baggage checked
Railroad. - : ar d1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02

A -. Elisabeth Hospital, Easter, Bra.sA,
e.. MGrch IS.
2gth New York VOL. li5ilh New York Vol :. .
5th vermontVouutcen I'D Penn. Volunteers.
ed New York Vel -. li6sth New York VOL. =.
ilst do do-... 18th do do. IL
Cameron RifeS....... III 18th liars Volunteers. I
Excelsior Artillery Vol 2le5th Penn Volunteers s
9Th New York Vol. I sd New York Vol .. Is
6th N. Hampshire Vel I 5th Wisconsin VOL. z
18th New York Vol =. iti9ih Penn. Volunteers. 6
57th Penn Volunteers. 6l6th Maine Volunteers.
10th New Jersey Vol 81 Ist u. 3. Chasseurs. I
SSH New York Vol :. 7isoth New York Vol :. Q
SAD Penn. Volunteers. -
81 Maine Volunteers 81 Total .......,.g 81
Ssh New York Vol :.
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xioK And wousBEp SOLDIERS N
H0sPIrkL

PabissteS So oozforssity s-sd tks ,e,siUt,o,
cffhs Senate Of Jelly IA, 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
AUCTION EALEs.
bl MS ns,L 49,. Bss 81 A1o,loneers.

By WALL 4 BARNARD, AuotIonesrs.
SoptA eo-xer Pa acssp. ava stk &C.
RAILIFF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
MORNING. Sc 1. AZ hSs {. % os Sn ft1HRsDAf
fropt Of The Auction Rooms, en- sssortaent ofSeo-
SINCERE Sc ing Msohins.
EshoSsny and Msfsie top Bsr..u,
Cotfsge Bpreau. Bedttesds,
Hsir and shuct Mattresses,
w.shssnds, TESles' Cane Pes, Rocker an,
Carpet and Oilcloth, ToiIe, sets.
Lot CrOokeywtIe. Coos ne and Parlcr Stoves
S os S,s. ana +, ss.mm!s e.; sTss. sssss
And Other .rteIe. TO a STm ss,s s :,
ss2 VIII q BARNARD. Auot..
RYvIETUE Oft WHIT or FIERT FICIAs,
Che peace IL and iOI ne ocunty u Wsshisstcn, :,
ne Ss; sSlt cf La.ard Csmms.t .e,nst the goods,
sia 70 me directed have Isyled 81 DE nlht
soscSe % sra into ssr Of Lo, No. .Hss.s
feet on the s0gth aide Of Prospect street and run
q. sS S.9 sne sssss fys DSiSs
fS5 s.e the said Psrof Lot No n % the hshss,
% s.5s. RI. rRuNsELL. con,,.b..
By WALL & BARNARD. Apctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
&C ysItss ~ 60. SoUsIr %,sYIse, 2.
day Of Apsust. 1851, and recorded on the 10Th DAY
81 q. NS Ss, Dbl 81 IN hesF e no. "a. folio.
Washngton county, IL the District Of Colombia,
j will sell on THURSDAY. sfth 81 Of prfi, IaSz
4. o'eiooEP m - the hnot,op Horse 4 Wall A.
BaTnsrd corner 9TH street and Pa avenue, In the
city CT We hlngton, the 10 loving ces oribed tract
OF Ia With buildings and imp enis thereon,
sioatsa IN tne county of Washington, IN the DIS
IRE ssid tsot OF lard b,y,nnin. at the end Of the
iourth fne Of . treot Of land GATED New Seat and
running thence south Is PerChes, Ihence souts a.
degrees, west 20 peTches thence north IS der rees
east lS perches. thence south 50 degrees east *
perches 20 its intersection with the fifteenth lire Of
tie larger tract Of and conveyed BY the heirs and
devlsees OF David c. PertieT to Edward Svarr,
thepoe south fe degrees veet ee perches, thence
south g degrees, west 81 perches snd 5s-lOo of q
perch thence, south 81 Degrees west IS perohss 20
the 6eglnnlng, containing 81 tcrss, rood and ~
The terms of this sale viii he oue-thIrd cash
oa ance bearing interest and payable in equal in
etamepts al 8, IL and months, the deferred pay
msna 70 be secured By 3 nea on the land.
One hundrtd do lars of the ca-h payment 30 be
PAD down az the place Of sale; and IN case the BUR
oaaseI or refusing 90 70 do the property
Wi az once be resold a. the risk and oost Of the
defsultinf purchaser or purchaseTs.
&. @. MORGAN, Trustee.
mn sleo& WALL a BARNAR ID, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-02
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
SIT BACK.


We hear that an order was issued this FORE
noon forb'dding newspaper correspondents, as
well a. all others not actually connected In
some way or other with the service, from accom-
panying any Of the corps d'armets Of the army Of
the Potomac.
As more or less war correspondents are now
actually with the troops In the field, 1t Is said to
have been ordered that they be sent back under
the penslty of immediate arrest and confinement
for refusing to obey the order.
Up to this time the movements Of no other
army Of half its size were ever 20 well kept
secret Their success depends in no little degree
upon the continuance Of this commendable reti-
cence with reference to them.
1Hg NEW ORDER OF THINGS.
We learn, on inquiry, that the order Of the Pro-
vost Marshal, sbolishing the practice Of requiring
passes from citizens crossing the Potomac, is de-
signed TO admit their free passage within the
lines of our troops on both sides Of the river In
fact, 10 restore matters, far possible in this
section Of country, to the condition in which they
existed before the war began. IL is to be pre-
umed that the Union commanders Of our ad-
vanced lines will make regulations in this con-
nection applicable TO the situation In their own
Immediate vicinity which may abridge the lib
c'ty CT the citizen 10 pass and repa.s, unques
TONED, near their camps aud pickets.