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NN Nih'l hllo lh NtI0 Wtri w. lVilVWe'
Ar sHA. Dee 25h, 1863,
liz the "Monlior'e Boat ?
0hlior aanil long.

Yh0lrsg eylablo OF The last word Il 80 blot
icans 10 10 llegihlo. ltmaytave been meant
lora elgmlure Tho only thing lbal appears
10 ue Suspicious ~ ME strong resemblance ID
he handwriting aflhetwo enclosures, coming
aa ibey pFrpurt "a come from such whally dif
lcrent qaatiefs The Writiug fsag not be- ihi
fhmo, bH q would certainly pass for Use Same
Wfmiagion JDWaGl
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AN lRsn VIEW or MIR, LINCOLN AND THE
WAR--Now and thcH Ne get glance at the
opinion acl oss the water + Mr. Lincoln and
BIS administration a late number Of the Bel
last Neus Letter, an Irish newspaper, has a
,cathing rebuke Of The Yankee President and
Yankee people Abiding to MIR. Lincoln
and his emancipation proclamation, it says:
Mr. Lincoln were Blahmin we could IN.
delsland him, for the religion of the Brafmin
teaches him that his sins and shortcomings
are a9t 10 be regarded as those of common
men. The law promulgated by Mr.. Lincoln is
ike that OF Menu, which declares that the
Brahmin is entitled to all that exists in the
universe by his primvgentors and eminerce OF
birh This eminent Yankee claims sovereign
lsway from Staten Island TO tho Rocky Noun
tains. He cannot bring his mind to the con-
temptation Of the mdisputabIe fact that he is a
ye,y humble person alter ALL and that. in all
human probability, he will. return to his ma.
tive obscurity in few short months and leave
behind BIN nothing buta name Infamous for
all time.
Ills emancipation proclamation is nothing
inpre nor less than premium for numbering
men and oniraging women 1t is the most
odious aud alrocious outburst of brutal aud
cowaedly yindictvencss that ever emanatcd
nom Plgan or Christian tyrant The au-
thors ofil, and the Christian" people who APP
proyeit ae more debased than the besotted
savagcs Of thc Feejce Islands; aud if the great
powers OF Europe DO not step ints prevent il,
they Will deserve, as asauredly they will incur,
" cxccraliou Of posieriiy Heretofore the
patriots Of the South have sc1rned to avail
themselves Of servle defenders. The last and
ionest crime just perpeirated by the Lincoln
administration will, however, justify any use
awnlvhiaegmay Ho%gcaYerT the enormous
tntl und ayeloped power witlsn their hands.
Apail.es 4eaiare in this cruel and most un-
natural war which appears 10 have. escaped
Ne attention Il deserves. is The fact that the
people Of DE Confederate States have imposed
unou themselves bur ems and taxes without a
precedent n the history oftho world. What
would be said IN The Hniied kingdom Of such
acrIices2 Yet this sacrifice has been volnn-
Arly made by lhis heroic people, who will
perish 20 "a man before they will consent to the
lbalelul yoke Of the defeated Yankee
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S11D Rrw6RD

70 ANYWAY from the subscriber cn The l2h tao
boys, SAN aad HNQri sam D. shout 3s yonly
DID, uo' VERY hlack 3 feet Z lHehCs NJ hei9ht and "a
ore giog GHa s,c9eos, lle very bow legged end
aNkwlgd Ito apeDatc MT stout. ootiye shrewl
and sharp aaapd. llgnn Is ehoot n years Ola S
io 10 inches birh, vuybaek, and aibacksmtl ly
trade. alle qualc Puiit Ncl rropufiourd, aad O,
times slow TpNkens enG augasl IN appearance hut
slrcWl aud sharp. ih5yW aitempt 70 enlist under
e btler5Is ~ tennessee, I viii give $50 Tor
thclr Confinement N ia so lhai Gao got them, on
500 ofpfo6 enough 70 convict The white ptrsoa
who has deeoyed iAcn away
-U ~ JOSEPH GsBLOuNp,
Turkey Iowd, z, o, Cherokee co. Ala,
Jany % I'm"
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Attention Rh9a County OorsoriDts.

A III. pefs0ps in llbcd County ldween the ages ~
IA Island 40 yeais liable ID prescription win BE
assembled 10 washington on The 10Th day ol Fcbna
v. 1863. Enr0ug DIFFERS wi be iutni.hed VIII
blank certificates OF exemption 10 We iluad np md
issued 90 those who may be entitled TO ihMn Pes
sons claiming exemption under iie aw ave ADVISED %
make ppplieafion TO their Enrolling officers az onee
tatlheir claims may be decided ON TIE ron diy oi
February
Enrolling Officers will use their hest endgayors W
brug up al tue c0nscrips ~ ilcir fcspeetfc ds-
ted. An will come provided with blankets orUiner
bed clolhinr. q. ID. BAKE w. Col. g. s. Az
COnmandlnt Of Cohscnpis
Wowil be present at the above tpeoied limo and
paee 10 cxlniine and dscnira alllnen 8h0 ave nhlt
irmiHary daly by reason u aleDllly
III NJ ~ DULANEY,
Fob. sat- P.PHAfH,
WE. lnMONDe,
Fxamimfn Bild.
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The Atlanta (Ga3 Commonwealth, Of The
Gin inst, copies an article from This journal
on tho Generals Of Tennessee With the fol.
lowing comment, which is Testimonial to
tho merisoftho aVoluntoor State as COM
plip,cnl3ty as.it is Just and woll.timcd.
e1hc above handsome and mcritod tribute
% thesHolunieors iaic'' and iohenlEffod.md
a.nenlel dead. whose blood has bern iroeh
ronrcd oul ia ihis onr struggle for mdtpe0-
dence. W.T. we TRUST silence those who NAV
l.avGinAnlgod h. unjust reflections up0isibat
Gallant Stnle and her hohOrcd sOns lhal beet
blond pf lpnnessee hnA crnhoned anoge tcfy
hitc.lohl whore the Septhern noiriol bas an
,agad ia dealh granple NE hired aspassin and
Murderer, anawhcn ihe history Of her wlomg
aNd Auilerincg shall be wriNen ihcn VIII bc
accorded 70 lcr heroic children lhu Qocl OF
mAse ,eltch iNslca ever awards 40 high,a0d
holy pnlrinli6n -tllen,.at least, none viii be
found disposed 10 hcdlm The honor III iNaf
s@topr toplqclsobmsl ehurcl from lier btoYs
0Wbohalf Of the State Of Tennessee, So
desire % return Trunks 70 our Atlanta con
tempogary Cor this graceful tribute TO hor
gallant sops lisi6g and acad Tho Com,
'mouwealtliis The fret among our confrare!
81 tho sister slaios of Tennessee to rccog.
pizo Her chius to the gratitude of N,
Southern pcopcoud wereloiso That ibor'
Is oileast ono Independent Southern news
popcr il Tho south ippariialepough u 81
cdtoiNuF Of Tho war 20 yield the palm b
Dhoh1r 70 whom honor s duo.p Ever
Tennessee Heart viii ro.ccho this scntimcn
ofststitude, and viii bur wauee With IS
thnt TcpssTseeaps vil always ohlcayor I,
deserve the pood opiaion &c lhc Common
vcaiai
44a..ll.4i.I. -, q -, ,..a4.l.aa
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DEArH OF HoS. WIN. ELLIOTT THIS distin
guiehed citizen died in Charleston ON Friday,
in The sixty-sixth year Of bis age Tie was a
native of Beaufort.
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0HhTgAN00eAF
SUNDAY NoRNiSs. FEB s.ls6s

we DO not dscm II necessary on prop
Iris time % discuss Upon what terms y
world 6a wiling 70 make peaoes,th d
statcs Of ibe Northwest; whether we woul
BE- williag to form an alliance offensive pa
defensive viii them, granting to them fre
trade with Us, and uorc5tricted navieato
Of the Mississippi river or whoih7r "
Noult Be willing to admit them into Gu
oonaderacy upon their adopting orr Con
alilntoa These are questions That Ee,d'
notaecm It proper row to discuss because
atboash there is considerable dissatisfac
tionih TIE Ntglhwest with tie adminisira
ton Of hlr Lincoln, 10 The conduct Of The
war ana az evident desire to change its
whole character We have as yet seen no
ni.actory evidence that the people Of
thsa staiesagc desiious Of peace upon the
basis Of separation They seem still 10 be
llbgripg aador The dolusion that the Unpn
cas- Be gored, and tie advocates Of pace
p-fhose States aver that their purpose Is to
scaMa au armisiica, 10 order to- take steps
tbigdase she sonthera States to return to,
Abe Old Union This can never be done,
and when these democrats in the Middle
ala Northwestern States find that the
Southern States are determined not to he
turn % tIe Old Union upon any terms what
course thcy will then pursue remains to be
seen But until the Northwestern States
separate from the Lincoln Government,
ASSERT their State Sovereignty aud form a
new Confelcrqcy, il is useless for qs % bc
Discussing what terms we will make with |
them Let them take The first step. They
know W. arc, ans. have been al t4c time
anxious for peace, and that wcarc yilliueI
to treat with e0ch Of tboni separately or
With aay Confcderacy Of States they may
forh ID the Northwest. Until bowcyeG
they make some propositions for negotiations
1t II worse than useless forfus to be discuss
Ing among ourselves our RELATIONSHIP them.
Such c0urso can only serve to create dis
sonlions omQpg our own people Whilst we
repnacd Upon al practical questions aud
are ono as to the muin issue that is Che
maintenance Of ourindependonce, we ought
not TO permit our counsels to be directed |
upon any merely speculative questions lfI
The States Of the Northwest should make
proposals. 10 US, then aud not until then we
ought 70 dixcuss them in temperate and
coicilatory manner, not even thoq perpiit- |
ting any iaring or discord to hke pstc
among ourselves a difcrgnce Of opinion
as tothe proper policy to be pur7ued in
certain contingencies does not necessarily
involve p-6iiEcropco ofrprincipls and we
should pol be bigoted aud intolerapt in dis
cussing important issues about which there
may aod probably viii be differences Of
opinion We have these remarks be-
cause we sec in some quarters disposition
70 get w controversy 10 regard to our
stafgs towards The Northwestern States,
VIZ ogam say We think the discussion Of
these questions Is premature and uncallod
ior
-'.-or' '---------
The Atlanta (Ga1 Commonwealth, o. The
Gin inst, copies an article from this journal
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Gcneal John G Breckipridso has ouv
thanks and tlnthanks oflheraavfs Of me-
Rebol for a cory of tho Baliim5m lltpuh.
lean 81 Gle s3d ult from which We shall
make oopions EXTRACTS
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t,-r lho Atlanta Commonwealth says 'lhe
slippery sidewalks Ibis morning caused many
60 Suddenly change their base
L caused several TO fall on their base " in
his village
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MORNING REPORTS.

COMPANY MORNING. REPORTS MADE tiP ron
thirty days and beautifully prhted pud ruled. f,r
sale ~ TIE REBEL OfFlCE.
Janj. 20.
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james Knowlce. Adminisifsior
% William W. Knowles. decd.
W.
Mary Knowlel 4 lihlm

VkTrioN o hffi lANb 10 PAY Dfnr)
n obedience 10 an nleflHrufart aeeft. ~ no eonn.
q court q Whlio County pioHoOnvod n iio ablye
fanse bshal. on hufasys the 0tA day 81 reDriafr
next. N ;ie lait lesldtneD 0f sid dtofsrf IA ila
sih siv,l d.llci Of Nhlie eoHull fiole1d awHM
Wv h'e ,f''''i'iti w rf-h % cNptnHY aYiHbf D.
afm bel0nelng o. said uerrapf. D. ~ rid snti6at
T. iha widow duWy b. ild laHl tnld fafm 4 rri
WNlfet nnt vel iimhored aba abWi hill elDart a
sqd under gpfi eurr. homciaue over ono hnnii,il
acre. iathe bafh JOHN n vAss.
ihhifN" Commissioner
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IONpURANT q MATrNIAs.

IliNNUUWWUl Y ~
COMPREHENSIVE sNOTICE.-The undersigned
~ have Assopiated temyeyos together under the
atyie and fIm OF BONDURANT ~ MATTHIAS, for
tile rrpose ~ condNciine the GROCERY AND cor.
MISS SION BUSINESS ~ Lynchbmg, va
W0 ahall keen constantly on baud az large sanA
well elected stock ~ GROCERIES and BpApi,E
llitY GOODS as can be obtained AMI VIII spare no
l0ine 10 Ac,ye our cntoniers " al tlmct
Conducting the bu4ness on The CASH nrintinle,
wc,will be euallel 20 uHcf Inducements t0 ely I'm
otuntly lmIcasewtci her hY wholesale or feialt
CmsgpmcHs Of FlOur Wheat Corn pnd an other
Contemporaries gorited aud PROMPT ie0inA IN n n
cases ,iseooi ~ smies afe made.
Manufactured aud smoking lobacca and Snuff Of
allmalas ALWAYS onhaud. M ~. sATers.t
WeAQllclt ( shQle II tle public patronage
J. 4, RONDURANT
decl70rn iJAMRs MATTHIAS,
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Tho following communications were con-
iainod IN scperaie bottles, found mile a part
on The beach near Fort Caswell and have been
sent 70 US 10y the courtesy &C General Whiting,
They may be Of Importance. One Is as fol.
lows;
Y. s. Gunboat "Logue"
January 10, 1868
~ any o0c siayor Of President Dagis. God
bless hhnl)
This u 10 give you information FOR hm, thai
ihe haicd fohkces are going to attack Sa,an
nah on JON. ~ Make good haste 10 meet
them ! am ait unwilling inmate Of enc Of old
Lincolns grboais May this reach you u
safety
Flc Other note Is very brief as follows:
Ar sHA. Dec. 25lh, 1863.
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llEADQuARTERs nlsrHIcr or Tenn,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan 20 1863.

General Orders H@
No. A. ttme a.t e3s
J. All officers arriving az Chattanooga except
Ing the connection of the lraroad trlus-are reqo
rcd 10 report without deayto Lent Col. 0'Bannon,
commandment Of the Post.
II. Allenhsted men found in Chattanooga wthopt
proper authority VIII he arrested aud sent Under
quad 10 the Headquarters oi the army,
BY orderot Brig Gen jackson.
jau2S-lm sf JOS. y, CUMMING
A. a. Gen.
rRs Atlanta Ccphdemcy cory lm and send BIZ 70
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WANTEnI

. or GLANDS 10 work Oh the streets. Constant en-
, ployment win be given, ABry 70
Fob.S,6t I'm SMITH, Mayor
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T0RAGoO.

4 HAVE, aud viii awsys keep on hMda grg.
1 aa.oaut well assorted ,tock 0f w, .pid NJ Il
robaecoes, OF M sdtts and g,ades which oicr or
sale to relations or sutteis,ata low pce 10 sYice ,
old stand opposite The Presbyterian Church
Jauy n 2mf N, I3ADI.
C,YRUP SYRUP just received 10 baueI Nos
- Orleans syrup 10y sae, by
ha2i-2w r. NJ. MYERS
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1GF MISS ANNE PArrEasoy.-T darE
'ed rebel daughtorofth the late lamented Dr.
Patterson, who feIl in defence Of his country
before Murrroosboro. is now sojomning at
Marietta Gi, II search Of some quiet retreat
Cor repose This lady is we'll known for her
great devotion to Our cause and her patriotism
SO often exhibited towards our soldiers. Her
alher whose beard was white with the frost
RI SIS years left the companionship Of an int.
resting wiiea lovely and only daughter and a
beautiful home near Nashville, volunteered in
llo service az Captain Of Tennessee Cavalry.
and ellamartyr to the principles heheld more
dear than life itself, Ills only son snow also
ID I've Confederate service. Miss Annie is an
exile from home but not from fiends--of
ihasc SIZE has many. God blees this noble Ia
iy and moy ahc meet with smiles and kind
ness wherever she may 20.
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tFtW bUCTi0N ANDH
v COMMISSION HOUSE,


no l02 MAIN Sad, fYHcuRuHG, VA.
hsundgNignel hDve associated tlBnselVeB i0geil
or under the aylemd frm Of James T., Scott N o..
(i he pntpn9r Of conducting o general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS, They haze reoted
LyDchhugi va, ately accupied By Juo r. Davis s
Col and On the ~ day 81 pecemneg nest viii b
pedy toroceiye AiucbnBlHan OF an kinds Tor private
nnd auction saes They s6eite oaaghmoitiof Non,
nntiulpdn and Smoking r0bapc0 sdfhfs; Mbarrw
CoilQe .Gnd other 0rercs, bale Cotton ana Cotton
Fabrics N allEfudes, Nonen GOola ll1a, Shoes ana
Lcatborand al Ol0ey gool3 umally Erod f0r ge.
1heiflrt Aucii5n vii take place at an early dos
u December Of which due ioiicc, with catalogue,
WIFI De published.
They respectfully refer 70 The merchants aDl bua.
tpis neu al Richmond Pttmbnu Uadviiie and bth'
oreltIas " the honih wines aid aud e6a0pomn0e
will be 9ay appreciated
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RERsoNAL.

Gen. brackinraage Jeff on yesterday morn
linse trniu for lis Head Quarters at Tullaho
nj aaesmpaHei BY his friend and member o
bis stat. Col. J. r johnson
d. Cecil 70 Care, Of Cen. Adams staff, I
galan Loaisaaian, and accomplished Surgeon
of Tie Confederate Army, is in the city on g
b-iefutlougb Of business.
CAPT. jaues cgigman Of Gen. Breeldnridgo's
SAT- arrived hers yesterday, and leaves for
Head Qearlers t..ia morning.
Charlie Eiff ofiho Rebel Banner went back
TO bis burg Friday The Archbishop Of
D'cauferbury is still hore--and lives and
moves ana Ia bis merry being.
00r old friend chas. II. Halle, Cashier of the
State Bank Of Tennessee at Memphis, We are
s'ad 20 learn. has been accepted and received
IN the STAFF Q. Gen. Breckinridgea as volunteer
id
Col. Richmond Of The si.f Of Ii. Gen. Polk
'o-ssd through here Friday n orning.
Gogonor Shorter of Alabama was in the
ity fIilay meupg and bis since returned to ]
.hla a.
Hon Joe ph B. HeiskelI and Hon w G.
wan are route for Tennessee from Rich
ond
oar,am a& friend Prof. Ieele, Of Ring
'ldrail us visit yesterday Hope his
aAaw vil! 'aii across The s.nctum door-silI
ten.
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TTlisH an9 genmhehtpe FaHy Dmmbead callagr
Seed a. sllG NowA your tine y SOW ica
N fNl M B.PAnB ANS Aren't.
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sGyEs. sIoVISl
y NeN sto7esti sac al
* jany a.-Sa- q. M. MYERS
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rArK FfLLs F0R sam.

y GFgA0 State OF Georgia South Carolina and
4gou3OW, tiabama. ApIly 70
Jam. 5Oisw' NV. CoRBlN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-11
TELEGRAPHIU NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
The kans.. Inra,Ion .f Mi..on-,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia special dispatcb n
inc democrat, dated Leaven worth, Sent q "a Ne
the meeting at Paola yesterday was orpsnized
ny appointing Lieutenant Governor Osborn
chairman. The crowd in attendance umbered
over thirty.hve hundred armed men. MANY
W.T. Wtr prevented from coming by Gen. Scho-
H'l order and the rain. Gen. lime was in
" Guced and spoke in the open air for three
hohrs, the rain pouring down bcOantly He
was very bitter on Schoheld and Gamble Res
o!utions Were adopted declarfnr ennt the M -
cy now forced upon Missouri and Kansas 0as
one when gives immunity to rebel syunn thiz.
ers, aEd exposes loyalists to mEzAcre; that
loyalists; that the loyal people who furpsX the
army, and the popular power which, - Tins
II, nave legitimate right to Q vNnw ;r - &C.
non OF military comuoAn der to ruIa YER n.sm.
tnaf reestsblishment Of the DAenrtment of
Kansas Is imperatively 1nDnnHa; S1nt We
cannot expect peace, security, or .csenW in Ge
held until the vast territory eRsssa in t6at
department is placed uslsr - co.troi Of q
single commander-in- chief tNst iaxun unh az
the people of Kansas are able end jim to
destroy the bushS hackers, 90 O. SAoir ar vicex
are refused by Gen. Sch1Geld's e order niae two.
which prohibits them from cR0sizw the line.
we ask the military authorities for immunity
10 rest In security in the future: and for this
purpose we demand the station in eyery ~
borhood in Southern Kansas of q ca6cisnt
force to secure their protection; that the militia
ry authorities shall seize three hundred OF the
men VINO are bushwhackers to-day and farmers
Tomorrow, and hold them as hostages to be
executed whenever raid is made upon Kan
sas; and that, If the Government continues to
Iorce upon us the defensive system, we ask our
Congressional delegation to urge the Immediate
return Of every Kansas regiment Eighteen
delegates were appointed to visit Washing
ton.
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Capture of Fort Smith. and Evacuation of
Little Rock by the Rebels

LEAVENWoRTH, Sept. 10.-Official inteIli-
gence OF OF the capture of Fort Smith reached
here this evening.
On the 2lst General Blunt camped within
two miles of Cooper and Cabel, who had a
force OF four thousand rebels west of the fort
and next morning marched to attack them,
but they had fled. Colonel Cloud chased the
rebels twenty miles south and had a brief en-
gagement' put after few rounds CabeI's men
ment killed. Before Colonel Cloud returned
General Blunt had entered the fort unresisted.
General Blunt is seriously i'll, and will re-
turn homeward as soon as he is able to sit up
The Greeks have nearly all deserted the rebels
Macintosh has gone towards Red River with
only oRe hundred and fifty men from his two
remain in the Indian Territory. Contrabands
are docking to Fort Smith. The rebels have
evacuated Little Rock and are removed forty
miles 10 Fort Washington, which they are for
tfying.
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Arrest and Release OF Mayor Anthony, of
Leavenwor Kansas

ST LOUIS, Sept. 1o.-A special dispatch to the
democrat, dated Leayenworth, the 9th, saws !.
mayor Anthony was arrested by two detec-
tiVes, aided by twenty soldiers, who, without
a word with a friend, or moments time,
paced hlm In wagon and started toward
Kansas City at a rapid rate. He was taken to
Gen. EWing's headquarters,sand after two
hours consultation with detective and tele
graphing to Leavenworth, was released,
During Mr. Anthony's arrest he was, by
order OF Gen. Ewing, prohibited from private
conversation with any one, nor permitted TO
telegraph or write to his friends in Leayen-
worm without submitting the telegram or let
ter to Gen. Ewing.
1.-The Mayor returned this evening, hundreds
OF the citizens going out to meet him. He ad-
dressed vast throng TOR two hours, giving a
statement Of The facts of his arrest. and de-
nounclng Gen. Ewing in bitter terms. He said
Gen. Ewing had agreed to revoke his order de-
clarlng martial law, and that no detective
shonid hereafter arrest any civil officer. Eve
ry body here, without respect to party, de-
nounces the arrest in unqualified terms"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-11
From Mexic0.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9-The steamer ori.
Zaba has arrived from Panama She brings
dates via Manzanilla from Guanajuato to the
18th ult, and the City of Mexico to the 18th.
Miremon has been appointed by Gen Forey
commander OF the Mexican forces.
The Triumvirate has notified the represen-
tatiyes OF foreign governments that a legal
government has been provided for Mexico,
and they have been requested to recognize the
Tnumvirate as constituting such government.
The American and Central American Minis
ters replied that they must recognize the JuaTex
Governments until further Instructions from
their Governments. Comonfort and Doblado
have published strong appeals, urging the
mexicans to continue to respect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-11
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MT!

MAYOR q 0ySIoI, SEPT 9, Is6s.
o'eloek N. on Monday, the 18th dsy Of September; /;
ior trimming and graveling 18th street west, from
nine inches thick In tie center, tapering TO four
Inches ,t the s1ttef Ans and TO b Of quality ap-
mis.toners: the gravel 70 b. vsl rAksd Of al stones
OF iDDroDsr size. and we'll rolled With heavy
Bidders will state The .rics psr square yafd for
aravelins. including whatever trimming may b.
reNuired TO make the street to The satisfaction Of
the Commissioner and Assistant Commissioners.
No part OF the appropriation win be paid the
missioner and AssistaAt Oommissioners that tho
work las been properly e1esuted:
oommisdonsf Of the First Ward.
g. 3. KRARRT,
J. KNOTT,
- 1e-td Assistant Commissioners.