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Evening star., 1863-03-23
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CHIEF ASST ouARTERMAsrER,s OFFICE j

6<HIEF ASST QUARTERMASTER'SO OFFICE,l
- Depot of Washingto 213 g, eorser lssh ST.. !
WASHINGTON, b. c., March Il, lSSSl
With view to obtain on short notice nd on the
best terms Guch supplies for TIN of this Depart
ments BY frchase In the opsr market, an may be
required bxthe extsencies Of. thsssrvicey and not
ott eruise pfovided fsr by sstimsts on the lesper
officers of@the Qasxtermastsr's DepartmeHk all
dealers in Fuel, stationery, Hssaware, psuss.
Lumber Of oil desoxfptions, Leather, Paints, Oils
Glass, Lanterns, SHIPS Stores, sndsush ether sup
plies are known to be psrchafed BY the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nsh this Office weekly with price lists of the articles
tiops of the market.
None other than those com plying with the above
advertisement VIII receive orders from this office.
EDWARD HARTZ.
MIRA N.1m Captain and A. @. NJ. U.SA
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NAVY YARD

The machinery OF the steam sloop Ossippee
has been on trial for SOME days and works ad-
mirably, and it is expected that she will shortly
pu. to sea. The Penobscot is under repairs,
and will be got ready for service with dispatch.
The repairs on the mortar schooner T. A Ward
are about finished. The Jacob Bell arrived
up on Saturday afternoon, having broken her
crank. Masters Mate Walters, Of the Reliance,
arrived up yesterday, in charge of 8 schooner
captured down the river without the proper
papers =. -.g #.s..
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A ss1sTANT euARrKRMAsTkR,s oFFICE, }

A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICEJ
IA Corner G. and 22d Streets,
WAsHINGToN, D. c., March 10, 1855 I
With view to obtain at short notice and on the
best terms such ppiesfor the of this D. part
meht, by purchase in the open market, as may be
required by the exigencies Of service And not 9TH
erwise provided for by estimate the proper OH
GERS of the department all deal ers in Hardware,
Drugs. Lumber, Leather, Harness and Saddisry
are hereby requested to furnish this Office weekly
with price lists of the articles in their line correct
ed according to the fluctuations of the market
(Signed,) CHAS H. TOMPKINS,
mar 2O-lW Captain and A @. M, q. 8. A.
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IMPEDIMENTS TO THE PROGRESS OF THE
YAZOO EXPEDITION

Dispatches from Com. Porter state that
great distress prevails amongst the rebels in
vicksburg from want of supplies.
: The Yazoo expedition has been much delayed
in its progress. from sunken trees and other
impcdiments thrown in the channel by the
Confederates. From this cause it has hap
pened sometimes that they have not advanced
more than mile per day. s.e.=--
Evening star., 1863-03-23

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU ALTON
N ss onok, washer aad ironer; good referen"H
III ugtiis 1T
yE;ANTED-A STU ALTON by young ~oms
w anrurfe or cham herma;d; can take tie nitro
charge Of an irfart. Address Box 4 Star OGlce
mar 93-Its
IaUYNtSAED HOUSE wANTkD Wanted to
e rent. for from one 70 three year. Furnished
Flfst OF Sseol.d ward prsferrca. hSJcess Lock Box
55. Washington. D.. q. set-E
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nUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFIOK,
Nc WAsHINaroN CIrr, March 49, 1855
Owners Of steam vessels invited to send to the

W WASHINGTON CITY, March Is. 1858.
Owners Of steam vessels are invited to send to the
Quartesmastsr Generals Ofice tenders for their
chArtar or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or re gistered
tonnage, actual Carrying capacity, material,
whether coppered whether side-wheel or pro-
pellers neither iron or copper fastened size aud
power Of ines ana boilers; and should state the
price AtWhich they are otfe red for long or short
charter with the estimated vsiue Of the vessel in
prefer to purchase instead of chartering
Owners Of steam vessels already in tae service of
the Quartermasters Department are req ested tn
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which shsy may be willing to
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addressed to the
Quar- Rrtermas General of the U United States, at
Washing ton, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters BY substituting wherever it
can do 80, cheaper vessels Of equal capacity for
4hose new employed. NJ o. MEIGS,
q Srn QuArtormastef General,
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NEW SPRING MILLINERY
E4NrY GnnDSr

SNEX FANCY GOODS.
Ladies, e tespsstSsliy cal y9ur attention e ~
EMBRoIDERIES, LACES &c., which have
Jus; received from New York. I have Just re-
turned home and do net hesitate to say that &c Ia
She largest and most com paets stock of goods in
'1e e,a e.a your especial attention to my st. Of
.STRAM GOORS of ali kids, PLOWIRSs RIB.
BONS.JET AND STEEL ORNAMENTS, FANCY,
TTCKfAND SIDE COMBS, EMBROIDERIES,
LACES. Il c. &C., all of which will sell at . very
small advanee ON old price. ::
menus ~ sfeA' FRANKLIN BTcH1soN,s. =
No. 12 Market Space, betw. 9Th ana 9th sts.
p. s-New Headdresses, Dress Gaps, &C.
mar y3-2W
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- We are requested to state that Mr.. Jerry
Mills, whose name was mentioned a few days
since in connection with an affair in which the
police were required to interfere, is not clerk
aA the General Land Office, and was not at the
time the occurrence took place, he having en-
removed from Office some time prior thereto
Evening star., 1863-03-23

REBEL SOLDIERS CROSS THE POTOMAC AND
COMMIT A BRUTAL MURDER.
We hear that party Of five rebel soldiers
crossed the Potomac on the night Of the 18th
inst, from Shepherdstown, Va, and called out
Of his house Edward EntIer, young man who
formerly belonged to their army, and after a
short conversation shot him. He died early
next morning. 'E.-
Evening star., 1863-03-23

@-Archbishop Hughes, of New York, when
called on by the assessor for his return Of sill
Yer plate, liable to tax under the United States
Revenue Law, rendered twelve Thousand and
torty ounces, with the remark, "You need not
exempt me forty ounces; the country requires
all the tax"
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TO BE CLOTHED

The Union prisoners from Richmond, who
arrived in such a half-clad condition from
among the pirates who stripped them nearly
to the skin, were marched to Quartermaster
Fuckers office to-day, where they will be
supplied with sufficient clothing to make them
decent and comfortable
Evening star., 1863-03-23

COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REV ESCE.-We
understand that Mr.. Lewis Clephane o-day
rec lived the appointment Of Collector Of the
Internal Re venue for this District, pics Sayles
J. Bowen. who has received the appointment
of City Postmaster. The transfer takes place
On the first of April, we hear.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

SWe hear it stated on good authority, says
the Richie county western Virginia) Press,
that ex -Jndge Summers, of Kanawha county,
who has, heretofore, been regarded as Rebel
sympathizer and opposed to the new State, has
come out fairly and squarely for the new State,
and is working for it in that county with
mighf and main.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, March D. 11x q. M First
Boaru- U. S. Coupon SIS, 1881, 10iX; 80 Treas.
ury Notes, 107h; Demand Notes, 153x; Gold,
I53x.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

~ Mrs. Mcclellan, grandmother of General
M cCiellan, died at East Greenwich, r. l., on
the 18th inst, aged 81 pears.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intelhg@cer, treating l.:on the "Political
Situation" secs from the signs of the times
g some perceptible evidences which point to
the offspring and growth In the Loyal States of
q political unity comprising elements of
strength superior TO that which has existed at
sny time since the outbreak Of the war"
-The Chronicle treats apon the coming Com
necticut election. and charges treasonable se-
Cession sympathy upon Sey mour and his party.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

GEhERoUs PICKPOCKKT.-Chas.M Marrs, who
halls from Canada, and claims to be an agent
OF some sort, was caeght in the act of picking
the pocket Of John Carr. .Marrs nut his hand
hto Carr's pocket, took ont his money, and 80.
Iected such as he wanted for his own use, ana
put the remainder back. He was arrested by
patrolman Tucker, who took him before JUS
tice Thompson, and the evidence being clear,
the Justice seat him to Jail for couft.
Evening star., 1863-03-23
SECOND EDITION.
s THREE O'CLOCK PM
THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
FROM vIeKsBURG.

ssDIsTEEsSED CONDITION OF THE REBELS IN
- THAT CITY.
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ARRIVAL OF 1NDIANs.-A delegation Of red
men reached here yesterday and took lodgings
a. ,he washington House TneJ represent .s
Sneyennes, kiowas, Arapalioes, Camanchee'
Apaches and CudAoes.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

IJCRSEs WANTED.-I wish to purchase Is to 30
farm work. CHAs. A. MURPHY, Agent,
National Hotel Stables, 9Th street,
A light horse surLERs WAGON VAC stenas nssr,
ByW. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
A BEAUTIFUL DARK BAY MORGAN HORSE
"A AT AUCIIoHc0n SATURDAY MORNING
28th inst, at 10 o'clock, will sell at pu bic
auc ion, one beautiful dark Bay Morgan Horse is
saddle, single or double harness, aud Is without
fault or blemish.
The former purchaser Of said horse is hereby
notified that he will sold be at his, the defSultin4
purchasers, cost and risk.
Terms cash.
mar IS WI. WALL co.. Aucts.
vARlETiESl vARiE
ABUNDANT IHtICATIONs ep SUPERIORITY
The exces dinxly humorous artist,
DICK WATKINS.
Another new and pretty face in our capitaI
MISS ADuIE JOHNSTON
The nrst appearance on any stage of
ELLA zoTAKA F1kRssTs @ ist the aoSR fea.,. or male
or he or she s-nsaton OF the day. Ths fascinat,ag
Spanish Dxusease. Mile ilZkrTA Ths xseat
RALDlNE and Mis- BI ca.
Bch Hall. Larry Tools,, Mr.. Pilgrim, Frank
X res, Jimmy CLARK NJ: Purcell, M..s ftorenes,
the Lovely Union BALLET, tie .sirsIe Of Gracs.
Champion Jig sy Il lie Lixsssa; Eas oal;et Of the
'ViSsndierr;" ballss of .Manueans Of Soain -
the III anna of the :, Irish Taker" Rasu an sye On
our big Light. MARIETTA RayH Is engaged
and viii shortly appear.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

WAR DEPARTMENT, =
w WAsHINaroH, January Is, 1858.
In consequence of the pressure of business at tho
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army of the Potomac will be given at the Office Of
Lieut.. Col. CONAN, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteerth street
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THE LATEST NEWS.
EosT IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

UNION ACCOUNT oF THE FIGHT AT PORT
HUDSON.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

~Col. James Belger, late Depot Quarter
master at Baltimore, has been ordered to re-
main in that city until he shall se able to adjust
and settle up all the business during his ad-
ministration Of the department. and to give the
proper certificates upon which payments can
be made by Col. Donaldson, the present quarter
master. Hon. Henry Winter Davis and Milton
Whitney have been retained as the counsel of
Col Beleer.
Evening star., 1863-03-23
FROM LAKE PROVIDENCE.
WATER LET INTO THE CANAL THERK

ST. LOUIS, March 23.-The Democrat has a
special dispatch from Lake Pro vidence, which
says that water was Let into the Canal at that
place ON the evening of the 10th inst
Evening star., 1863-03-23

~From ShiilingtOn, Odeon Building, we
have Harper's Magazine for April, containing
original articles by Ross Browne, Rose Terry,
Caroline Cheseboro, G. w. Curtis, and other
writers of note, and illustrations by Chaplin,
Stephens, Jewett McLenan, Wolf, Voight,
&C., &c.
Also, from Shillington, we have an early
copy of Godey's Lady's Book for April, An
interesting number.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

81 Returns from all but two small towns Of
New Hampshire show 2s,95l for Gilmore Re-
publican candidate for Governor; 32,79 for
Eastman, Democrat, and 4, ,45s for Hartman
Independent War Democrat. This gives 6l5
majority against Eastman. Rollins, Republi-
can, for Congress in the Second District, has
about 400 majority; Patterson, Republican, in
the Third District, has about $50 majority.
The First District is not yet settled-it is very
close. The Council stands, 3 Republicans and
: Democrats; the Senate, 0 Republicans and 3
Democrats; the House, 1877 Republicans and
142 Democrats
Evening star., 1863-03-23
BALLS, PARTIES, kc.

NJ O
IN THE SHIELDS BOYS
Take great pleasure in announcing to their many
frierds and the public in general that they "A
intend giving their twelfth GRAND BALL
and lUth. on MONDAY NIGHT, April 2yth -
See future advertisements. mar @ 3t*
A CTIYE ASSOCIATION FRANKLIN ENGINE
II CO.-The members of the Active Associ "A
alton of the Franklin Engine Co., No. 4, re- ~
spectfully inform their friends and the public "a
that their ninth COTILLON PARTY will bel y
Civ en- in the Hall of the franklin Engine House D
ST. near 18th, on TUESDAY EVENING, March
2ith 1868. Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and
ladies Good music engag ged. mar 2l-3ts
EIRST GRAND
Il EASTER RAbI "a
o. the WASHINGTON ARMORERS' AS ~
ISOLATION will be gwen EASTER sA
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April 9Th. at Tenn tsases
peTance Hail. Particulars in future advertise
mems. BY order of the Committee. ml8- NJ
Evening star., 1863-03-23

IMPAIRMENT OF STATB,
~ WAsHIHaroH, Januaryz6, l56a.
The Secretary Of Stste will hereafter receive Mem
pers Of Congress on business on Saturdays, oom.
nenoing with Saturday, the first of next month.
Jan TIT WILLIAM H SEWARD
Evening star., 1863-03-23
FORT PEMBERTON BEsIEGED

GOOD PROSPECT OF THE SUCCESS OF THE
YAZOO PASS EXPEDITION.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

FIkAScIAL.--New York papers Of Saturday
evening say:-The market opened with but
very ntiie animation. Governments are steady
The only change claiming attention is that re.
eieteJed lSGl have receded y, while coupons,
whscf, tor the moment scarce, have ad-
yanced X per cent. Gold has osciilated thi !,
orTing less than on any day during several
weeks pact II Is drfting sluggishly down.
wapcs from i54., .hr lowest point touched
las. eveaine. to 1six Exchang" Is null At
s6UAl6!
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TELEGRAR
IMPORTANT FROM MURFREESBORO
AND THE SOUTH.

THE REBELS REPORTED To HAVE RE
CROSSED DUCK RIVER IN FORCE.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

NGR SALE CHBAP-One. OYSTER RoASTER
: nearly new Inquire 1t j. d. uAMMACR'S
o. 400 PA. avenue. mar Is Iwf
Evening star., 1863-03-23

(rosFBE % GENTS A POUND, warranted al
~ excellent sr.lele. Sold at ADAMSON,s SUt,
Ninth a.. one dc or ffom Perry's Dry 1ooa Stoys.
fe q tf
Evening star., 1863-03-23

MOBILE PAPERS FEAR AN ATTACK OF
THAT CITY
Evening star., 1863-03-23

--latest clock D. m.-Wash.
ington Money Market.
U. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......l0ix IO5s
U. ). 73o Notes. 1908 1914
Quartermastefs Checks ..9Sx
New Ceruncates. ...........s7Xa a97x
u. S. Demand Notes.
American Gold.
American Silver .......... .1s5af4U
Government stocks Of all kinds in strong
demand; gold dull and lower
NEW YORK RATEs
Coupon 6's, 1881, f0i \ afOia; 1906 to,x De-
nands, 15fA; Gold, 1513.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Thos Will
liams, drunk and disorderly; fined So Solo
mon Bell, drunk; dismissed. H. Whitney alias
VIM Jones, suspicious person; sent to Super.
intendent. John Jones, disorderly; costs S.
cents. w: Benham, do. in theater; fined 50,
Barney McNanney, drunk; dismissed Az
thony Wasman. do; fined S1.g. Pat'k Lynch
do; do. $l.5e. Saml Ward and Jas. Connolly,
disorderly; locked up two hours.
Evening star., 1863-03-23
DAPER, BOOKS AND RAGS WANTED.

MASON L CO.,
315 % STREET. Wnshinssos d. G.: 43l Seeond ST.
beIos0 Willotc, Ph'ladeiphia Paper Mill,
M7R0ynnk Penn
We are prepared to pay cent more Per pound for
Rags Paper, Books, Basgins Canvas Aad every
description Of Paper. Paper 8sge and Wrapping
Paper for sale Under Polkinhorns Printing Of
hcs. ron : De mis'sd. mar 81 lWt
Evening star., 1863-03-23

IMMENSE UNION MEETING IN BALTIMORE
TIE 10y al sentiment of Baltimore found express
sion Friday night in an immense demonstra ton
at the Maryland Institute, the Union women
OF the city participating in large numbers. The
building was decorated with flags, banners
and other insignia, while band OF music added
70 the occasion its inspiriting and patriotic
strains.
Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, and other
orators were received by the Ma or and the
City Council at the railroad depot, during the
afternoon, and escorted to the EutaW House.
where large concourse OF citizens had Assem-.
bitd bidding them an enthus siastic welcome
The guests were next escorted to the Mary.
land Institute by the Committee Of Arrange.
ments.
Mr.. Hoops, member Of City Council, made
brief address, and introduced Governor John.
son TO the audience amid laundering cheers
Gov. johnson spoke for two hours, and in
conclusion admonished thoughtless women and
men against encouraging a rebellion which
would finally enslave and leopard all their
liberties and hopes. He was for fighting to the
end and restoring the Union and Constitution
at every sacrifice, never ceasing to oppose
treason and traitors until they were either blot.
ted out or made to obey the constitution and
laws. He closed amid deafening shouts,
waving hags and the music OF the Star Span.
eIed Banner.
Gen. Burnside, Hon. Horace Maynard and
other speakers addressed the assemblage, and
lat in the evening the distinguished guests
were serenaded at their hotel.
Evening star., 1863-03-23

The URAfT-The work of the late draft in
the stale Of Maryland is nearly completed, and
ast q short time will eiapse before the matter
viii have gone into the history Of the past
snffcient time was afforded for all who had
claims for exemption to present them, and the
Office of the superintendent of enrolment and
draft is now closed. Camp Bradford still re-
mains open to afford TO drafted men in every
part of the state an opportunity to report and
Iut IN substitutes before the arrangements are
completed TO scour the counties and bring up
by force all who may be found on the draft
coming in from the Eastern Shore counties. but
the u..e Will be short, and when they are
frcnght IN by the military authority the whole
exprr ~ OF transportation will be demanded at
Their ds.-B0ltimor. Sun
Evening star., 1863-03-23

NOTlCE.-Was offered for sale to the subscri Der
IN and left at kis livery stable on the 10th inst
on 7th street, between and I, in this city, dark
bay HORSE, about eight years of age left hind
foot white The owner, by paying livery and ex-
penses, and proving pro operty can have the same.
mar Is lot JAMES FL. SHREVE
Evening star., 1863-03-23

ECR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-A sUTLER'5
l. TENT. Inquire at Arlington House, corner
AZ street and "a avenue. mar 81 IT
Evening star., 1863-03-23

AT MOORES WEST END DRUG STORE, 1I3
always be supplied with fresh and pure med ~
icines Also, Toilet Articles, Kerosene Oil, ~
dispensing of physicians' prescriptions day and
night. mar l6-2H
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-21
For the Daily Bulletin,
Honor to Whom Honor is Due.

If q sacrifice of Individual interest and u
devotion of time, talent, and energy to the
cause Of Southern Independence entitIe a man
to honor, then, indeed is Colonel A. A. Rus
sell, of the 4th Alabama Cavalry, entitled to
all honor.
Before the fall of Sumter he volunteered as
g private, and has been in the service ever
since, and is likely to remain in it Until the
end Of the war.
BY appointment he commanded a regiment,
with great ability, on tho field Of Shiloh, and
was wounded in that memorable fight.
lie was with Gen. Forrcstin the West Ten
nossee campaign, and, for gallant services in
that campaign, Gen. Forrest presented him a
sword.
At the fight at Dover, on the Sd OF February
last, while charging the enemy's works he had
his horse shot from under him, and was
wounded by the fall.
His regiment has unbounded confidence in
his Judgment, his decision of character, and
his bravery in the hour of trial. Is not this
the sort of material Of which 10 make . Brig
adler. ALABAMA.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-21
NOTICE.

on THE 9Th DAY OF MAY, N
Cowan, in Franklin county, TennG:ye
sell the equity or right OF redemption
the Sewancc Mining Company HIS to III
nine miles Of the Sewanec Mining Comp
Rail Road, which extends from near The
mel, in Franklin county, to the trStC@I
Il distance Of nine miles.
This sale is made under q decree Of The.
Gerry Court at Winchester, made At ISL
AIRY term, 1863, in the case Of b. + AO
and John V. Gould against the ScVAn%
ing Company, Thomas Richardson a11
Cryder. The said nine miles of Vosd d
been heretofore sold by decree of slIdVN
favor of the same parties. The sale "
made for cash.
ono-td C., anil
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-21
To Soldiers Families in the Con-
federacv.

The subscriber offers 300 tGerccs of fresh beat
en- Rice, by the single fierce, TO the families OF
soldiers in actual service, or those who diad in
the military service Of the Confederate States,
at ten cents per b.
Applicants, whether by person or letter,
must furnish evidence Of their claim in writing,
from some person known to or certified byun-
doubted authority.
If money be sent BY check, the Rice will be
shipped according TO instructions, drayage
alone being added, and the surplus change vii!
be transmitted in the samc manner.
G.. i. LAMAR, Savannah, Ga.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-21
Various Items.

Latcsffyrcign advicCs state that the Confcdc-
rate loan would close in London on the after.
noon Of the 2lSt Of March, the bids having
greatly exceeded the amount needed.
The London papers state that the Confede-
rate steamer Alabama has destroyed thirty
eight Federal vessels thus far.
The steamship Southerner, supposed for Con.
fedcvate service, has been gotten ready for sea
in England.
The FcderalS have been laying waste the
country around Gloucester Court House, Va.
Letters from the camp at Fredericksburg
state that our troops are in good health and
excellent spirits.
Letters from Norfolk, Virginia. state that
the negroes arc i~nsolent and impudcnt, and are
occupying some Of the finest residences in the
city,
The Yankees are arrNsting such of our
citizens in FairtAQ, Loudoun and Fauquier
counties, Virginia, as refuse to take the oath.
Even men Of seventy years Of age are torn
from their homes and hurried off to Washing
ton. And all this 10 restore the glorious
Union.'
Pa er5 from every direction give the strong
est assurances Of an abundant crop of wheat.
Philip 4. Clayton. Esq, of Columbus, has
been appointed Confederate States Marshal for
Georgia, IN place ofThomas l.. Rose, deceased.
The Arkansas Post prisoners state. that of
the $500 prisoners captured with them, 700
died, from the most brutal and inhuman treat
mcnt they received from the enemy.
The Abolition vandals, not content with
burning a portion Of Jacksonville, Florida,
destroyed al the shade trees also.
The Fcderals have been committing out
RACES and stealing negroes in the vicinity Of
Buena Vista, Florida.
Several desGrtcrs have been executed at
Vicksbuyg,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-21

WHISKY SpEcULArIoH.-A great deal
has been said about parties specializing
in sugar, coffee, bacon, cotton tabricks,
&c, but not q word of complaint have
we heard coming up from the friend of
.old.John Barley Corn, against the large
amount of speculation which has been
and is continued in this article, so gen.
orally used. What used to BIZ bought
for ten cents is now worth one dollar,
and yet no champion steps forth to
~denounce SO exhorbltant q charge.
Men pay it willingly, and many unable
to pay for q bushel Of corn meal at So
will take four drinks per day and never
gramblo at the price.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-21
NOTICED.

ON TUESDAY, 28th OF APRIL Inst
at the residence of Allen Johnston, deceased,
will be offered at public sale for cash, or on a
credit of twelve months if the purchaser
wishes, except all sums of $40 or less which
will be cash all the horses, cattle, hogs, farm
ing utensils, household and kitchen furniture,
&c, belonging to the estate of said Allen
Johnston, deceased. Those purchasing on a
credit must give notes with approved security.
+. l.. FOREMAN,
AS't for Josephine Johnston, Administrators
aprl4-d1d%