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legiance. and declaring also that insults to Union
soldiers will be punished.
Information received from the United States Consul.
AltamCras, states that 300 UniOnists had Organized
near Brownsville into two cavalry regiments. Inc
Consul writes that about l 800 are ready 10 Join Us Is
soon a. arms aud ammunition are furnished. The
announcement that the Banks Expedition was des-
tined tor Texas produced this organization.
The New Orleans correspondent Of the Tribune
states that the HlTrist Lane was blocklded in Cal
weston Bay. The rebels are fOrtify ing the Island and
fitting Out the HGTrtet Lane. \ large number OF
troops were concentrating At the leland 10 resist the
attack Il our feet. There Is amply sufficient force TO
retake Galveston.
Mississippi River and the Southwest.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark January 25-Au enthusiast
&c Union demonstration took place here Yesterday.
Over a thousand loyal citizens Of Arkansas were
present Speeches were made BY seyera. prominent
Union men. Fifteen Home Guard Companies organ
izel. and wish 10 be accounted as Arkansas militia.
\ petition, nunerJu-ly signed, was presented, pray
ing for the election Of members OF Congress, and al
citizens in this vicinity. having arms in their pos
session. give Them up The Union sentiment IS daily
grOWiug stronger.
Information has been received that Gen. McCler-
nand's forces landed on the Louisiana shore, five
miles below the mouth Of the Hazyc, in full view Of
the city Of EIcksburg. Two ~brigaies were engaged
III opening the famous cutoff. The informant thinks
that this time 1t viii be = perfect success, a. the river
bank - full and water will rush through AT a fearful
rate He also thinks that If the channel becomes
large enough 10 admit Of the passage Of boats the
aNEN@ "AAA ~ HtAC"N- W ANAA y - x nAl4t tNt
Felerals turn their attention TO matters further
South. In his opinion il would take ljO, 900 men to
storm their fOrtihcltiOns. Our guuboats could shell
the city from where they are, but even if the city
we're entirely destroyed, its tJrtihcatIOns, which ex-
tend for miles back, would be as formidable as ever.
Rear Admiral Porter telegraphs 10 the Secretary
Of the Navy, saying &" We have taken St. Charles.
Duvails Biuis ana Des Arc BATTERIES on the White
river and light drafts are over three hundred miles
above the mouth Of the White river. AT Duvall's
BiuR We captured two eight inch guns, and al Des Arc
"A quantity OF arms, ammunition and some prisoners"
No resistance was made ut those places.
The Memphis Bulletin Of Monday has Southern
news TO the 18th. Gen. Joe Johnston has command
Of the whole Western Department, and IS massing an
immense force ut Nicksburg. In this emergency it
Is believed that he can concentrate $50, 600 men for its
defense The rebels are determined to stake every
thing IN 40 effort 10 hold that place aud Port Hudson
and keep open communication with Louisiana, Arkan-
sas and Texas. The fOrtihcations at Port Hudson are
The rebels feel great confidence in their
ability to hold these Two strong points.
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R.W.wOOD
FROM ESR
4 VEL ASSORTED r OF NEW
N and deSbtDle goods - follows:
Dry Goods.

French Fancy Prints and Muslins,
Belgian Prints. fancy, lilac and white %sroUni l.,
English fancy Prints,
PluS and yellow Prints,
" white ground New styles.
Mourning Prints.
4" Two blue -
Blue DENNIS,
Brown Co,tous,
White Cot,ons,
White Cotton Drill,
White Linen Dru,
Hickory Stripes,
Union COatuEs,
Union Sheetin=s. IA.
White and Drah N1l-skiu,
Linen AMI Cotton Table D4mlsk,
SlesiaS.
% Sas5a. s5ea MI: %55 a:s:.tn'. New styles
Victoria Lawns,
Himalaya Book Muslin,
Cross bar Muslin,
Blacs AlPacas, plain and figured,
Blue AlTacaS, figured,
Black Coburgs,
Blue Tsiliri FIanuels,
White Fianuels,
Blue and Black Rroadcl1th,
Scarlet Broadc!Dth,
Fancy Cashmere.
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Mugs and Bowls,
Granite Dinner Plates,
Chambers,
EWers,
TImblers,
Cut Bar TumbIerS,
Cut CIaret Glasses,
Cut Decauters,
Fish Globes,
Lamp Chimneys,
Water Coolers.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
FOREIGN NEWS 4!

Osinz 20 the ateness Of the arrival Of the
E,i5r's mail. ami to our columns being then
crosIsI with the news by the Florence, We were
unable to give more in our last issue than An outline Of
hat received by the bark We select the most in
,,re-ting items Of teIegraphic and other news trans
- frpm Jan. Doth to 3Oth.
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Clothing. sc.

Cashmere Pluts,
Cotton Pants,
Hickory shirts.
White Cotton shirts,
Fancy Printed Cotton Shirts,
Pink Cotton Understands.
Brown Cotton J~udershirts.
Regatta striped Cotton Uudershirss,
Merino Uniorsh rts,
Chjllrru's Nantes,
Milton Pal-tOts.
Cloth Aautlcs,
Paris Felt Hats,
Lasting CATERS.
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SOLDIERS REST.

Captain r ". Camp, A. d. c. TO Gen Mar
tindase, In charge Of soldiers Rest, has received
since Saturday: fo5 Convalescents and 10
drsfted men for Michigan regiments, and $50
prisoners. gueriiias. &C., from Missouri There
has been ssnt away during the same time I73
men to regiments in the field; IT'S TO the conva-
iesc- ht camp.
During the past month the folio wing have
ben received: 2,%2S recruits; 3,7i6 GONZALES
cents 3si sIaSgiers; 50 exchanged prisoners;
10 paroled prisoners; ,3ss desrrters; 81 in de-
taehsd parties; % officers; $50 I'd New Hamp-
ahire regiment, (resurned honey making 10 all
1850 men Within the month 2.I72 have been
sent 10 regiments in the field; 3,7f6 to conva.
iescent camp; 10 to parole CAM ~ to hos pitals
;a3 to Forrest Hall prison; a6 to Alexandris,
{des'r'srs:, SO officers to regiments; 500 I'd New
Hampshire, tTetarned home;) leaving on hand,
aw aiting orders, Ses men, ..'-.
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BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
N. e. CHURCH.

BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
N. e. CHURCH.
YiSTH DAT.
Religious services were conducted By Rev.
Tbcr. Myers.
Rev. T. Sewal from the COMMITTEES appointed
Il that purpose, made a report in relation To
tn affairs OF the Baltimore Ckrseson Advoeats.
" hich was adopted.
The relation OF Mr.. Efinger was changed In
snprrannuatrd.
R.v. r. Ii. Frampton asked location. which
was granted.
The characters Of W. S. Edwards, A. Buhr.
man. W. J. Speake, Ii. A. Carver. + w y,
EfzA am. J, L. Gardner, Geo. Il. Lcech, r u
Clituu ard L. L7ntE, were passed
R'F. W. Champion was continued in The su-
prTannuated relation.
Tie name OF Rev. j. Bunting vas then caIl.d.
and Mr.. Phelps moved his r-Iatioa as a en- Der
ANIMATED Clergyman he coatin ued.
Mr. collins Proceeded to make a statement
pFSh, when Rev. Mr. GLENN objected TO any-
Ling tssing said detrimental To Mr. BuuunTa
diameter while the latter was absent
ar. Collins Bad be only wished to detail n
f"v iacts, which be- considered IL his duty 70
.ta'e; and he then proceeded TO state thai Mr.
bun'ing hsd preached for a party on ta4 Wood
:! ic circuit w no d ID not recos uiss tbs xuthor
ity of the haitimors Coufersne.
Gr. Ci.n.p ssssn objected. The brother
u"y have allied appointmen on the cir .,i,
iut not ut tn iicta,ion OF an ind.pep taat mr.
her.
Erv. J. - Davis mo v~d Tia raf,rsne. NJ In.
rsr-- 10 a c"mmt tee NJ hre- for iavesu rau.,
Mr.. heiP. thought " was oast - l,t tas
Ts~ fa-r. IL M. Bunting verp h.re a.
q h'ipr) sioutd oppose placing him on t11
srI~fsnDastsd reistioa. Rat ha s.ine t,,an,
arr To Z GA ~ rnoe having ~ Systiasl. or~,,
ri GER, IL was btss ~ pass Ne IN sssss tor IA
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N-The y ar nee,inr " nixon wa. bald AT Ma =


1UIh on fTi"as night, AID addressed bY
srch Democrats James 7. Brady judge
Daily, AID Sohn Van Brrvn, is one of the most
sisnIs ant sisEs If the times Mr. Van Buren,
tAprtssed his h' arty surpart of the President,
and approved Of tEe acts giving him full con-
'rei Of ibe leIs' AND The sword. There should
re no cutlery "la,Ds. "extraordinary DO sers"
except frt II those WHO wanted to zee tn. re-
b. HsoL prssrer. He did not q urstion the con-
sthuf'onainy OF the Proclamation, he uues
'iened merely its utility. Till the 50 called
Confederate Government was DESTROYED he
held ali propositions for peace to be entirely
PHio<trous and absurd. He would sustain
tbs war to the bitter end, and he thought that
oy united seton that might be reached in nine
~ Gays. Mr. Sewari's excellent letter, read
oy MI Raymond, was received with enthusi.
astic applause, particularly the more EN- pha.-
&C parts Of Il, declaring all other interests SUBJ
ordinate to those of tina Union The temper OF
me audience was evinced by one very re.
narkabie circumsrance. They kapt their seats
tor I'VE hours, one in waiting before the meet
ing was opened, and four in lis tening 10 the
Sp"ak'rs, without any signs OF weariness or
sStiftyA
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The LATEST News.
NEWS FROM vICkSBURa.
OF! PLEET ANTICIPATE A NIGHT ATTACK
YEOM THE RRBHL RAMS.
THH REBELS TRAIN HEAVY GUNS TO BEAR
ON THR MOUTH OF THE CASAL -

CAIRO, March 5-The Belle Memphis and
Ruth hsv- just arrived from Memphis, with
on hui dred md eighteen bales OF cotton, and
papers Of the 4th.
The canal BET wceu the Mississippi river and
AXE Providence is finished, but " alter not yet
Let IN. The sngin-ers are debating about build
itg lock. A large force are engages In re-
moving obsructions from the canal connecting
the lake with bayou Mason, 1t is fourteen
miles lonr, ind as soon as this is finished an
expedition wi be ready TO move.
EsEeosD DISPATCH.
The steamer Ksnton arrived from vicksburg
Iast night forty Fright hours out She BRING no
later news than by the steamer Henderson.
The reports of serious damage done TO the
IndiaDoia when captured are not credited by
anybody. Southern accounts of the affair had
not arrived.
An attack was expected by the fleet Thurs
day night. 1t was feared the r. bel rams might
get after the transports. All were ordered TO
Keep mp steam all night, SO that they might bs
able to back out from hel and start up stream
st q given signal.
More heavy rains has rem defed camp roads
almost imrassasnblr. River rising, threatening
inundaiion at two or three points. Sickness is
said TO he incre asipg in the army, particularly
IN diarrhea pneumonia, and remittent fever,
the natural result Of continued rains.
The canal Is Icing pumped dry for the pur-
pose Of widening it. The rain has lately inter
fered 18th the progress Of the steam pumps. A
few nights ago squad of oidie IN ade = break
In The dam for the purpose OF catching fish, and
let in more wafer than could be pumped out in
two days.
The rebels are training their guns 30 rs to
drop shot and shell into the canal s mouth from
the lower side. They have a battery of Whit.
field and Armstrong guns directly opposite the
canals mouth.
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NohiSArIoSs-Ths civilians nomin ated as
Brissaier Genrrals ara understood TO be: John
+. Slough, OF Colorado Territory; Herman
Houpt, of Massachusetts; j. b. ). Todd, of Da
eotah Territory; Hector Tyndaie, Of Pennsyl-
Va.ia; Stephen c. Chaplin, OF Michigan; q.
:" Dritzirr, OF Kansas; Francis b. Spino'a, OF
New York; X. A. auckland, Of Rhode lsl,nd;
and William ID. Barton The otaer Nominees
Az al officers Of tho United States army or or
volunteers
Hon. John A. Gurley, OF Ohio, has been NOM
mated for Governor. and Richard g. McOor-
mick, Esq, for Secretary, Of the new territory
OF Arizona
Hen. John d. Good win, member OF the last
Co"grfss, from Maine, has been nominated as
Chief Justice of the same Territory.
W. H. Wallace, late Delegate from Washing
ton Territory in Congress, has been 40 mi mated
by the President for governor OF the psw Ter
riioiy Of Idaho.
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CohFIkMED-Ths Senate, in executive sas-
s;on- on Saturday, confirmed tn. Hon David
"hDot. Of Penn. yivania, to be Judge OF ths
Court Of Claims.
Albert :. Whit, OF Indiana, Eli X. Chase Of
Wisconsin, and Cyrus Aldrich, of Minnesota,
70 % commissioners under the late act Of Con
sress, "for The relief or persons for damages
sustained BY certain bands OF Sioux Indians. -
Ciintoe e. Hutchinson, OF Kansas, to b. agent
fcr tic Ottowas and Chippewa, Of Swan
creek and Black river, and Christian Indian.
in The State OF Kansas
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SD(ll|D EDT1I0i,
rHnEH O'CLOCK y. ~
fE r. AID UPON FAIRFAX
3 torkT HOUSE.
EuNIos BRIGAD GsSERAL AND saw
HRAL oFrICREs Go83LsD Up

dispatch has been received h~.r -tstias
thar, shout { o clock this morning. BODY OF
Con I'd rate csvslry, under Cot Mnsshy, m''ia
: dash into the Federal lines at Fsr'as Conrt
House, taking Brig. Gen. Stoushtoa and his
staff with the exception OF Lieut Hooper,
pr, oncrs.
The ConFed-rates decalnpea - suddenly IS
,tey appssrsds There was a large aIno ms II
Go,erumen. stores at Fairfax .Oonr: Hsuse,
butts, is4believed that IN thu h asty exit OF the
Confederate cavalry they did iisle dsmase 10
this property.
II is about time that our Brig.dier Generals
ut e1posei ps,nts frightened up their spccts-'
cit G little. .s...... .'..rs -...- ..-r
Mrs. Stonshton and her ruotber ~sra In thu
house with Gen. Stenshton At the time OF the
captnre, but II 10 no. believed that they vers
carried of. 49, = e., rs. ESQ .-.. -..
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- General Burns has been ordered West
70 'upers@ oe Gen. Robert McCook. General
Burns ccnnaEdcd q brigade In Furnishes
amy urtll II reached Falmouth. when he VS.
p;Umoisd to the command OF a division in
EOuehs (:ormariy Sumnsrs) Corps. He has
slI' SOY started for the West
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- In'erpal revenue Officers In Boston ave
st~nsht Acttoa aEaiDs< several persons wbo
aNe isti-d . iske sut ticeAses and make re.
t'fns nc~r n ne" NJ.
~Tbs n. 81. soieuniy hopes ,h,,
"JH-fods~fs =, IA,roiu I'D iato The army
-'r The na~n q f.
- - toe bSN- % TIA ship Ia-oh Pc, An
crrro viii Dot - sr5aIOs to fsoa o0L rh,
V;T nj u not s>si ..i-u In An the ms uran e..
- The nstinrns 81 Wh,.|isx. Va, are waki.v
A" """-. booains W sbs cosrfaotioI Of ssrret
"a lTvr-dA.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING psEss

The fafeaie~rce-, und-r the head or - Word
with our Readers" has something to say in
regard to the news items that 'ahe Hon. Sscre-
tary Of War had withdrawn. from the Nj
a,-.I InfeH,se, the puolic alton of the adysr.
tlseurnts Of his Impairment, and b I'd directed
the heads Of the various. Bureaus under bis
conlrcI to withhold any further publications
from thst Paper.i' s--sss--.-~a- - - 80
The CnrvnieIe pitches into the New York
Hercid and Chicago Times - being now the
on;y two papers In the North Of any ability.
uhn sympatiize with IA, REBELLION. -
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THE NEW CIRpG7IIDa

The board for tbs examination Of the ap-
pointees under the new law authorizing the
appointment Of ninety clerks and thirty COPY
'sts for the Quarrrmasier Generals otfice
Consisfing OF Gen. Meigs and NJ nssrs. Danh Am
and BaTharin, 10 expected to commences its ses-
si0Is this AGernoon or TO .morrcs. co.;
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IA report has reached Panama that the
Alabama was NJ Cayman leland trying TO ship
men, and had teen ORDERED OF by the aathori.
uFs' Commander Wilkes and four war
-'esmeis Were said u be out.ide, bIockading
the Alabama, And would, is is supposed, sue.
CO. d N CO pturing her. Doubtful.
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- R'shop Guinian (Catholic) OF Mobile
" IS recently arrested by the Rsbsl provost
guard. at midnight and take TO prison lie
" Is liberated next day. The Catholic Tell
graph has heard no r-as0a assigned for thi,
harsh measura.
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NAVY YARD

The gunboat Primrose, Master Street, LATELY
hc Neliif. having hesu placed III fr-t-rite
ord"r. lett The Navy Yard yesterday. Tor service
down tie river.
The 1easer arrived up yesterday, but brings
no WIS cf irapuT;ance
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LATE FROM TENNEs>sR.
MORE OP TEE AFFAIR NEAR FRANKLIN
TENNESSEE
THE REPORT ABOUT FEBEL NEGRO RRGI-
MENTS UNTRUE.

NASHVILLE, March 9.-Late news from near
Franklin state that our troops fought with great
valUr until their ammunition was exhaus,sd
Our less IN killed and wounded was about 300;
IN prisoners, Loo.
The report shout rebel negro regiments proves
untrue.
The rebel lose, according TO their statsrne.ts.
ia dot bic that OF ours in killed and wounded
We lost u 20 Off GERS killed
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rsrrcial Corresp onden,s of tn, St.rJ

Especial CorrespO cadence OF ths Start --
FAIRPAs COURT House., March s.-Editor
Star Last niehtthe reeei ga eriilsS under Capt.
Mc.eby, came into this town, dressed in u on
clothes, took all the picKets AID pa OILS
prisoners; stole one hunared and ter ina
h,rs.s, took Gen. Stoughton, Of TIE Yer
mont Brigade, prisoner hunted for'lap.. =
J.. UConror, of the N. Y. 5th, Provost Ma :
snail Of TIE Town, but .ouli not ind him tn -
also searched Coz. .lohnstcn'e house for hi 4,
but he made bis escape IN his night el9taes.
Tn. might was dark and rainy, but these
gGeI nIias dashed 20 and fro In a rockies,
manner, although their plans were weuma.
turet, as the different squads W he went to The
dlG.rent headquarters would indicate.
They went 70 Gen. Percy Wyndnam's head
quarters found him absent in. " ashiog ton; but
they took lis aids, searched his trunks, and
took his papers.
TLerr is a screw loose somewhere, and we
reed larger force in mont.
II is Supposed there were 500 gusr las, but
about lc0 entered the town. They came in on
the Vienna read. Ms
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INV RE- uLaIIONs Fvh PASSES.

HEADQUARTERS PsosvSr MARsaAL'5 ORPIos I
WASHINGTON, d. C.. March 4, 1863.
SPECIAL GRnHHs, Ne. 4.-Orcars Of Ps,Tai vii
exsnp carefully al pasass issSsd from ts;s Oh CO
for off GERS 'ender ,ci tr Atment and alt tsat
have been Issued Over to, nty on days viii Be
ma sd rev ohet o,as tia sis nAture ofthe Ga ser
Of "a rel srd The tsnrprs directed 20 get another
GER Ecnto from thr susE on, ans have the pa
resei 81 this "1.te An cTcer asing pass ~ I ed
II. vc1ed, " n tie name the pstr 4 Officer
sfH H"d. will be ordered 10 report under srret to
ties ft stquarters. II rasftsr passes Tor Officers
under n steal treat- emit will bs siran auly for
tfe-n Gays; ST the end NJ which time the pa ssx
ail 'e renew for such length Of time IS the Ger
tf .te Of she surgeon shall cali Tor
ii. CiyE:er, ~: seun L s. v 2nJ pennsy'ysni.
sv.nus issues the CURED from officers
Of vclI ntrers.
By order HENRY B. TODD,
Cart. AMI Provost Marshal.
8 BAF Err IiAnt ed u
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REsioNATios AID ArPoiSrMHyT.-R. Bett,
hss resigned the Consulate Of Ouiva and rrux
hlc, Honduras, In conseG usnca OF iii.heaith
l. l.. Lombard, OF Msss.. has been appointed
by the President TO the Mi tils yarancy
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NEW tOxk STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, March e. I1X q. m.-First
Boalt- U. s. Coupon 6's, 1881, ioi 4; Demand
Notes. ,a5saiasS; Certificates, psX 81; Gold,
l5sHal55x.
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NEW YORK. March a.-Ths steamer Fahkae
arrived last night from Por: Royal, with al.
vices to the Sd inst.
The Gay before heavy firing was heard In
the direction Of Savannah, supposed to De an
attack on Fort McAllister.
The destruction or tina rebel steamer Nash.
vile by the Monitor Montauk, Commando
" orden, Q con trmed
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APPOINTED

Mt " Collins has resign = temporary
cierkship In tire q uaE;ermaster @ eneral's Oilc,
and been appointed clerk to Col Green, Chief
'lIsr;- Ena ser Dsien .ss OF Washington.
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OFFICIAL


ABaAxix Ls1soLH. President 81 the unitsd stas.s
Of Ams-i-s
To A. Wis-- ff Mav Cc~esrs
SatistAetory evidence having been exhibited .
me- :AssN ALsRo PAAalBl has ossa aDpoin tsdo ,asul
e. tss Ar s-nt,ne Fepnhhe Il Philsselpsia, = Do
erety retosnis- him such. snA declare -Ain
free TO- sfcise and enjoy such fsnctisns. povsrs
src privileses are allowed to thSoonsuIs o. The
p.c.t favored ns' oas. In the United StAtss.
In testimony thereof. have oAassd these isttsrs
TO be made patent, and the Seal Of the United
Eta'.s tc l.. here 30 aHxeJ
Given Under my hard 81 the city OF Was5ins
to. ;h- 5Ih FAY # ID arch. A. D. ~,
IL. s. ard q: n. Independents. of the q nited
S!.t-- % America the S7th
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President:
WILLIAM u. SEwsRD S-cret&ry OF STATE =
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- The 40 G. Burr" who now figures
~ The head OF the Copper head party Of
the North, will be remembered a. the person
VIE ''trsyeied," for . season, with Lola Mon.
ser, and on one occasion was seen carrying her
lap dog very nice sor. Of leader for the
Noppe<headsI
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0Captain TinsIspsueh, OF the California
ss amer North4rn Light, denies explicitly the
story that that ~csssl va. chased by a pri,a.
fPer
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THRY TAXI ALL THE pICKErS AND PAT
Rolls PRISONERS, AND PLAY rdR
NlSCHiEP GENE RALLF
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THEY CARRY OPP ITO FINE HORSES, As
WILL Az A BRIGADiER GENRRAL AND >
NUMEROUS OFFICERS.
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THRY CAME In DISGUISE AS UNION SOL
DIRRS.
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RB II HEALEDi
- lead AND BIZ WISR,

10 70 DhS. BkOIHkRS l. GRAY and be cursd
they have given their particular attsn ion n the
treAtm. MT and cure of all forms Of Disease ua,
nouieriy that OF private eharActsr, for ~ wear.
rec 10 the District and lave ID tnouss cs rr &,
oisgIaceful and horrible death How Important
olseA spOn themsslvrs be cured ,sf.r IL is toI
tate, th0 preventing exposurs Of than selyas s,d
!smily once And rrsidepce, "a Q south u street
Island. opposi,e Smithsor ian a,i ,uIion m; In.
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THE SuPEEME COURT OF the United States
will meet tomorrow Tuesday, morning, at
eleven O'Clock, precisely, and will then proceed
TO read its opinions in the several cases before
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IL Fttr.
WAsUfKG1rr, y -, March S, 1853.
FPEcIAL OEDRRs, No. ?.-F0 sacura pabic psace,
ard preserve the operfy Of the 9o ,ernne from
less ttroug tie negligence vicioususxs of car.
lehs ara UnprinrIpl soiiisr. IL Is ordered that
AID after the 6lh inst, sS.istad mon Of tna
u i,ed States Army are pro aited seacinx side
sTIns of any Kind, Within TIA limits Of .ais city,
""tsids Of th, 1T "su pti ~ gen duty reaui.
!hs the USE of such arms. All patrols of tho Pr,
vest Guard directed TO and bring &, these
R.sGQuastfrs, or con6ne in ;ns Centrni Guard
House, rs the circumstances " the may re-
Quire al Sole iers fuuni with srIu. upon their
pSrscrs. n n they are ree4 sed, their arms will
re ttSiEet, and delivered up oniy req ASHTON
Of the officers comm sniiug the regiment. Battery
Or de Eho hmeIt OF which the SO der may Dc
Ter. proper record " III be Kept by the ofIic,r,
conn aiding al guard stSt,n ns of Al IT, re-
taireo the ia 1t es from uhom seized and e whom
and v hen returned
This cIGer will not be construed as tar ferins
with Eien actually IN rnnS,tu 2, their resinlents
from detached service ho. pitai-. etc.
fy order: nENRT B: TODD
Capt. nd Provost Marshal
A (. BAKE Err, Lieut.. AM Ait. NH S:m
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
CONFEDERATE RAID AT FAIR.
FAX COUR T.HOUSE.