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NE TIE FOUNDRY SABBATH SCHOOL,
W. will give PICNIC on WEDNESDAY,
July ist for the entertainment of its scholars and
friends Adults tic4 cts cents children tickets
- - cents omnibuses conveying the children, un-
DER the protection OF the teachers of the school
will leave the church, corner OF l4th and Streets
at7a ~: and return at p. N. Those conveying
us VIII ieaVs at 3. IA. and return att p. m.
1%ATFEaTIoN JOURNEYMEN PLASTER
Us EKS-You are HEREBY notified to SIT md a
M mfeeting on WEDN EaDAY, July lss, as an election
or onlcers viii tske place, ana other business of
I'm portance will be transacted You sill meat At
No; 499 Eleventh street, between Penn avenue
and street. By order. J. O. KNIGHT
}" H-3t Secretary.
~ WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
NS RAILROAD COMPANY - The annual
meeting of st9ckholders Of the Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad Company AID the election
for seven directors VIII be held at the Company's
office, CORNER New York avenue aud Fifteen IN
street. on ADNESDAY, July S, between ths
hours of m. and p. In.
je22-d II. D. COOKE Pres
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(rON6R166 HALL,
u CAPE MAY
This 6rst class hotel In now open for the recep-
ton Of guests. as MILLER & WEST,
je2 Az a Propriee0ru.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
" INlTnN

ODFe o. ChlC lhdfteTn1dSter, June 70, 1868.
WRITTEN PROPOSALS will be received at this
once Tor i've days from date for furnishing the
following d: scribed hewn timber for the of this
Department
One hundred and seventy (l7o) logs of good sound
oak timber, thirty S0i feet long, sixteen l5 inches
di kmeter. hewn on two opposite sides, to measure
twelve (12l inches through, and to be cut from
and Alexandria Railroad, or Louion aud Hamp-
shire Railroad, near Vienna or Burks's Station,
August i, 1853 = =
guarantee from two respon sibls parties must
accom- pany the bid, and bonds from the successful
bidder and his guarantors 10 the smount of one
thousand dollars esch will bs required.
proposition. go = :
The right is reserved by the Chief Qusrtermas-
ter to increase the gu antity If required. :
PLIAS NJ. GREEN.
Lieut.. Col. Chief Quarter % aSter,
je 29-St Department of Washington.
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Wood! Wood! W00dl
kINDLING AND STOVE WOOD.
On hand be best quality If all kinds Of
WOOD!
SAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LENGTH Or
SIZE REQUIRED.
klNDLtN0 WOOD!
superior article of Pine. selected OK prsssIy foe
kindling, Sawed Short and Fine Split, as substi-
tute for charcoal in building Anthracite Fires in
Radiators, Ranges, &c.
- CASA at 06Fcs ,ohen ordered.
THOS. j. GAIT,
OPPICE-2S2 PKNNA. AVENUE
BETWEEN llrE AND 18TH,
Mill and Yard Of 18th street
COAL! COAL! COAL!
All orders for
COAL
from the same establishment, furnished in the
usual pr ompt and satisfactory manner By
GEO. D. G. HIBBS
who has sec ured that branch of the business.
je SolW tChronicle.
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Donaldson, to answer the charge OF swindliae
Mesers. Allen, Clapp t 90. Of goods 10 the
amount of 500. The indie tment By the grand
jury Of the District alleges that these parties
obtained goods from the prosecutors by pre-
tending that they were regularly appointed
suffers in the army, owning horses, carriages,
etc, when in fact they were nefther suffers in
the army nor possessed OF the property to
which they claimed ownership. They left
rested and held until Capt McKelyy was
armed with proper papers from tine Criminal
Court of this District to enable him to brinr
them to Washington for trial. They are now
in Jail awaiting trial
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FOR SALE AND BENZ.

FURNISHED RooMs-Five Furnished Rooms
L fer rent. No: 424 18th street, between New
York avenue nd II street. je 3G-3t+
Two RENT-Very Handsomely furnished APART
st1sst hi IN 9t sns house Apply
1 bic Front Room and one back Bed Room
with gas. Best accommodation rs for board APP
ply, 3la st. bet 18th and 18Th. IT.
Tor RFNT-One pleasant front third story
private family where lhere are no small children.
Reference exchanged INQUIRE at No. 52i VI st.
between 9Th and l0rh streets. Single gentlemen
STsn or gentleman and wife "i'hes Shil
FOR EHT-Lsrge ROOM, we'll flu finished, in
Z the sly cious house No. $50 street between
Meals furnished by experienced caterers. js15stt
FOR RENT = Desirable APARTMENTS, en-
asnt SUITE, on rst and second floors. party of
pad 10 ss Sos de,,ed
at 493 18th street, between II and L. je 29-4t'
FOR rem T-The ROOM in the house corner OF
a = tlleenth and streets; roW occupied by Mai.
of July There are also several large airy rooms
IN the same house vacant. The location i. one of
the BIT IN the cty-opposite the State AID Trea-
TWO FURNISHED PARLORs POa RENT
d either together or separately, and also bed
room, furnished. The kitchen and furniture will
be let # reqsiret Call at No BIZ street be-
tween 9th and 10th. lie 5-3tt
EOK SALE-Two PORTABLE HOUSES, sxl6,
Il tMaughlin 4 JohnsOn'T patent suitable for
,u,lers use Apply at Restaurant one door be-
low - Gar itary Commission Rooms" Sixth straet
Whaff je 27-3tt
EOR RENT-A large frst-clasS FURNISH
Il HOUSE, in George swn-l rooms, stsbling,
etc Also for lease, he valuable Lot in this city,
north west corner of and 18th streets Also a Lot
for SALE the west side of 18th and Canal streets
Both good stands for BUSINESS. And several eli
glele situated Lots, for private residences, for
sale. JAMES Y. HALLIDAY
Je Tot Real Estate Broker, SIS 18th st
EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE,. desi-
l. RAJ ly located, not far from Willards' Hotel.
IT is supplied with ali ths modern Improvements.
For terms, apply to e. P. SIMPSON, at Sihley C
Guys. 322 d, between 10th and 18th. ja IS If
FOR SALE Oh RENT-A large DWELLING
l. suitable for private residence or first class
boardir house, situated at No % Penn. Avenue.
between 24th and 18th streets. The house contains
two parors six large bed rooms library, bassm snt
kitchen and hall, with large yard and garden
planted with ape vines and fruit trees. Gas and
water threu shout. Also, desirable three. story
brick dwelling on K street, between oath and 18th
streets and several vacant lots. For terms inquire
at No. 23 Penn. avenue. jeA1w
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DROPOsALs

VIII recelF untI inc I4th II uIy, lnCIusIVeIY
Fer plans and specifications apply to the under
eignet. lie SOFT sHAS. J. WHITE, ID. d. ?
EIRE c RACK s.!
L TORPE DOES,
Just received
100 boxes FIRE CRACKERS,
10000 T0RPEDOES,
Best quality, for sale low.
MARSHALL K PAGE.
500 7th street under
Je Scat Odd FeiloWs' Hall.
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Il $50 18th street, east side, between q and 81
gtreets, neatly furnished and very comfortable
LOR6. The neishborheed is one Of most desirable
In the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. No children In tho house. my 8-H
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EXCITEMENT IN CHESTER COUNTY,
PA.
REBEL SCOUTS ON TIE SUSQU EHANNA AS
FAR DOWN AS PEACH BOTTOM.
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E>OR sALE-15O desirable BUILDING LOTS in
Il various sections of the city of Washington at
lev prices and on convenient terms. Apply to e.
OARUsI, Law Office. No. 3S Louisiana avenue.
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A FINE GARDEN FARM

A FINE GARDEN FARM
"A FOR SALE
Four miles and q half from Washington In
northernly direction, in high state of cultivation
now covered with Furnishing crop of vegetatlon
fine DWELLING. all requisite outbuildings, two
for cash: Inquire of =. LACY on he PREMISE or
]. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and
Rtrapt6 WRalin1t0D 10 Int
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TIE LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, near the
L City Hall. Inquire at this Office. 10 l6-tf
EOR sALE-A neat COTTAGE HOUSE in the
village of Bladensburg. tits pleasantly locat-
ed, with fine yard and garden attached. Apply to
4. Il: }: W. VEITCH, Bladensburs, Maryland
so 0rf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-30

EURNIsHED ROOMs.-Fiye Furnished Rooms
L fer rent. No: 424 18th street, between New
York avenue md II street. ie 31-3t+
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ENOR SALE-Two PORTABLE HOUSES Sx16
Il tMaughlin JohnsOn'T patent suitable for
tuflers use. Apply at Restaurant one door be-
low Sanitary Commission Rooms" Sixth street
Whaff. je 27-3t*
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Two FURNISHED PARLORS FOR RENT
either together or separately, and also q bed
room furnished. The kitchen and furniture will
be let if, required. Call at No. BIZ street, be-
tween 9th and 10th. lie 27-3tF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
THE CoyFIsCATroS ACT.

The desired change in the attainder clause OF
the ConGscation act to confscate rebel property
forever still exoites discussion. The moment the con-
fscation act put in actual prosecnon,the mistake IN
its wording was SEEN No one viii buy RebclpropeIty
during the lifetime Of tho Rebel There Is no knowing
when he viii die and then II reyeIts to his or her
heirs the property is TO be given up The act might ~
well be nuifed at once for II is dad icter Hut l'
the conhscaon be perpetual and then the hnrdilstod
yoemanry loyal the soil itself viii buy and settle the
lands thus left by degenerate Rebels They will become
citizens, raise up families vote and carry on the great
system Of national absorption, which ia TO grow arouEd
and over and into q community inflated with nothing
but chronic Secession The only way 10 squech the tai
end Of the Rebellion is to invite the emigration Of ee
labor to 20 to the South and absorb it. Labor viii
always conquer capital in fair fight the labor Of the
North, the mechanic the powman and the wood-chop'
per- as he follows the course Of the stream into the
heart Of Rebellion, WILL If protected by the Govern
ment leave the impress OF Northern loyalty and char
aoter among the rcbellous nrsioorats Of the South
NJ ID. l..
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THE WAR In THE NORTHWEST.
THE BATTLE WITH TIE INDIAns.
REPORT BY GEN. SIBLEY.
Losses in Killed and Wounded.
snSri.l Di.na,nb IN The N v Trihune-

Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Saturday Aug. Is, 1863
Gen. Sibley fought with the Indians on tho
oath, Goth and 27th of July in Dakotah Eve hundred
miles northward Of st. Paul The Indians we're driven
across the Missouri river abandoning all their supplies
which they had prepared for Winter. Fifty Indians
were killed and one hundred wounded Our loes in tho
several days engagement three killed and three
wounded one mortally Not having sufficient supplies
the pursuit vas not continued over the river, and The
expedition is now marching back. This ends SiblcyS
campaign.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Saturday Aug. Is, 1853.
To M1j-Gen. HALLEcg, General Ia chief.
The following dispatch from Gen. sibley,
dated Aug. T. Is Just receiyedI
ave had three desperate engagements with 22 Siosx
warriors each Of which they routed and hEay driven
across the Missouri with the loss Of all their substence
Our small while at least 1850 Of the
killed AID wounded. forty.sx bodies have been found
4" II. SIbLEf, BigldierGenoral'
Gen suIy marched from Fort Pier for &c big bend
Of the Missouri on the 10Th ot July thJ co cavalry
and will doubtless intercept the 1ym SO
Little Crow, the principal clef n r,' ator OF tie
Indian hostiltics has been killed A N captured.
Indian hostties cast Of the Missouri M may be con-
sdered at an end. JOHN POPE, Major-General
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From Fortress Monroe,

roErErss MONROE saturday. Aug Is. ls6l
The United States steamer Guide arrival
here this morning from Mo.cicad City &c. shc4c.
ports that there had been no arrival from Charleston for
several days
th"Gudc also reports that yesterday. while or Cape
H'terns steamer spoke them. giving thc name o.
Hudson. from New York. and saying tina, Charleston
was taken OF course. ii the steamer WAS f.om Now.
Ao'l and no such news had cen received thcrc what
tley said WAS iast. The conclusion OF the officers ON
tie Guido is 'hut tie Hudson was a blockade. runner;
and ler bod wofe OF reporting 10 and hiiug tr gan.
bout WAS daring move by which they escaped. The
steamer iiudsos is described ls an Tuelslbuilt boat
black, low in the water and a FIST runner Sho headed
south
The steamship 5. r. SPaulding is expected to arrive
hero from Charleston soon. she Is already due
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,,h 1864 entitled IAN Act for enrolling and calling nj
The NsonsI forces. and fer other purposes ina, be
r,st ali desertcrs whether reglars volunteers militia
or persons called into the service under TINS or y other
c of Congress wherever 0ey may be found ano TO send
~ ne nearest military Commander, military post"
II wit haDeas corpus shah be isled by Iae Court
and yed upon the rsoyostMarshel willie he holds under
arrest dcserteT before he has opportunity ITO send him
10 the nearest military commander or mFaIy post ths
Provost Ma-sha at liberty TO disTese' that process
& me duty Of the Marshal other person having custody
- he Iisoer to make known tie Jr dee Court by
I'D n~ as return Is made and the 5tae judge OF Court
5civ arprsed tho party IL in 'cusody under the en-
Tev ben know thai the prisoner ID thin the dominion and
jurisdiction e mother Government nd hat neither We vi"
bheas cors nor my other W issued under state
Fan sS over the line Of division between the two
sovercsutics lie is then within the dominion ana .Nfu
- rt. al tie uiied Ssre IL ln has committed an
inst the s,vs their trib' mas alone can punish nm
II wgouuly ir prsoned t'r Judicial tribunals can re
ia Il Is ta luf cd the M .hal other person hohhs
NM msAc Known by prorer return the authoIiy '
any TO obey the process fhe United States TO hold the pms
60 I'M r.idv sdo, H. "A 10 refuse obedience to the man
r,v not to m the pr4' suffer him 10 be TAKEN pc
80 c,a a . or Cou-t upon haboas corpus issued undo
state auhori y 40 Siae Judge Court ei'' they are uo
cay informed that hc PARTY i imprisoned un9r ne 9uaU,
o. to require him brought before thcm and the an'
ori sv.r,pt to control the Ma, other authorized Off
Ger or 20 az OF tie limited Satc IN any respect IN TIE COS
tody Of "a, u on Il would be hs cuy 10 resist H. ela o
cfto Is cid ny force that might be necessary To- MAINTAIN
,Ge enori.y of NV against Illegal intUiuonce No jgdca.
rlocers Fever form b may nssne can nave any lNu
outside Of the limits Of the Jurisdiction Of the tonrt
~ ,ai bv which 20 g. issued and on attempt 10 enforce II De-
Won these hourdlrcf j. nothing less ufn e"' violence
The language 4boye cited is ,at Of tmc lnuse fancy n
sc Of A5ru,i az. Booth ~ Howsrds Roror'sE
l,., CON- erd seivrd upon tie Provost Marshal white be-
holds tie de-eer rnd', a5,e'i 'ne Or.o, ~ aT com
Itd. or u, poet" & b. The duty OF The Maft4 10 h"f
to tLe Court TeCia statement Ia "ns' a. 'o'' upon
~ Ti.t c re.pondcri {. Provost Msrha, duy sp.
al. lH. .ffH 4H Il ~
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enuuonadiiug Heard mt Sea.

Boston Aug 10, leOj
The brig Hydra arrived at this port from
Gl.cc Bay. Capc Breton. reports: On Aug. 7, wild
north light. clear weather at a. heard heavy aud
irregular cannonading in the northeast which oonti
ned untIll:eO a. H. when it ceased Our position =.
noon was Sanbro Island bearing north distant 20 miles.
Tie firing was too irregular for salute cnd too rapid
ard promi.cuous for target practice, Think it must
have been an engagement bc,9 ecn two vessels Oar dis
tiucc from Halifax was ~ niles and the sound OF the
gus came from drccl.oo considerably to iDe east
ward Of that port. e..A.
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The Proposed Expedition against Price
mad Narmaduic-Thc Delay and lis
Cau-c-The Change Of Commander
Operations OF Gucrriiins.

From Our Special Correspondents
HELENA. Ark. August O. ls63
The expedition against Price and Mamaduke,
which has been under process OF organization for some
time under 'hc supervision of AlnGen. Steele is not
set ready 20 move. Tie jcls Of an expedition Of tho
magnitude which tits pron les 10 be are many nnd
varied. ard rot even Or efficient en- otcor Coi.
Steele las proved himself e. be- could without rrr-
,ious knowledge Of the ratue and number troops q
i, p0.u got ready ,or the moFcr emf r. - 1''r
trrr tran Two wccis. Gen. Staeie was oris.el nom
Ni1.-irfg g. tie commend Oi tis expedition buy
short tune ago Tho larger portion NJ tf tIo1.f V-o
ore 60 uac up lis command -.i reached neic oci"ie
him. and The heavy tfsf OF fi/ing LrIe i'te
with which De- HDs HuY.. ci lf'L unnrQunintni co-d
noe Dee performed I'm q. Some INN atca'c ..s u.tl
expressed at ibis deily, bit De lame does rct d. with
Cen Steele harm that the advance Of tie .Xredi.on
Is low ready 20 move and viz leave FOR Akron. ttst
Immediately. IL is suTpC4cu however, that l-cr has
trfcn advantage of h.s chances, ana moved toward
Why Malo-Gen Prcut5 VS. no. intrl.stod iih this
command is wltter tlrt cyc.ics CICst deal OF %.
qriy. Re Was already Lgle WIS G'y posted as 20 he
20 make the proper disposition If other troop as tLcy
were set 90 lin. 4 week oi TN dys' Geay might
thus have Zee, saved ul Price ,7'.api,d 80 Dos As
Gen lca'.,s haa. 40 lis own lciuoat been .t., ~
i,m the common d q q is post ard is now Do Alomi DIS.
" j., supposed loir tnt lo is t0 relieve Cen. .irlGt
WHO d.. tender DIS rc ghatiuu. Gcn ltc-'sss
uic.t-aLG thcy comprise aI The officers a! o. .s post
.ly tt De- Dos D. cn badly treated tat 1itr is e'.
llnt oeuse ai Helena. whom With less then 0cO reH
Doc nupp,d Price viii 1900. re Was entitled o. tho
command oi TINS gsreiit.or. m.tcld Of bc.g le,teel
~ au inferior post ,oumaia i, al bGi dicei. bur
ic"'morts lad been taken row iiui.
IicIc stll continue t. be- trouble u The navigation
tlc lower Mississippi tuelrlas swarm the lc,c,s 10
d'.'.,.i points rlt fic nfo almost c...y luat ti,t
Mp about twcu. miles below y poicon F..tlc, th.I
1a' % 20 no harm Na3 d'gc though thc boat vas
or TIC Nlimc n-i.lC .Iart Niicl ~, r.S ''
b,en 'ud' proves inefficient. a rev and better p'au
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CAPTuRE OF TWO RAEHs ANp sur Al riE MOI 4
oF NE MISSISSIPPI.

T
OF NE MISSISSIPPI.
Nrcr l'I- Mobile rfbru- July H.
About ten or twelve days ago, Capt. James
Duke and rritccn of ci51ens. believing that
they could make as Successful ga excursion 70 The mouth
OF he Mississippi ts .pt Andrews ord Lis crew, who
capurcd the Union mcr FoA some tl,c as0, started
to male tle attcinnt hut nothing was keA:d NJ tler
r9 hont or snc,css na'il yesterday. when tine tug
nr,nener called the loston arrived alongside tho
,bsrf having the starr aud bars dying over the Aho.
liton Tag at the jacssta' .,
From the capicis clrn tic following rar..cll,rs
tfter Ming in wait like Micawbcr for something 20
,,, IN and hiiU- nushat"es IL the swamp ON Tues
lnv morning week tlry Ssw tie bark LcnoX Capt Cole
nom New. York wish "a assorted cargo Of Yarkce
merchandise making her way I'D the river 10 New.
orleans They boarded her. tool The captaln, pas.ou.
rers and part OF tho crew of. scnt The officers on
shore, and tlien 50 fire TO and burnt The bark
The next day "Wednesday they made CHASE ailor
another short distance outside, and which they over.
hnicd. She proved 10 be the bal. To1ana CAPT WulI
also nom Aey' Work. with AN assorted cargo 81 per
chnndse. They boarded her. took the captain. mate.
and some of the crew board, sent the balance on
Shore helped themselves TO couple Of cases Of po hats
and 80 ire 90 and dcstroycd her.
AieiWard they saw the Boston town. the ship jenny
Lind with load " Ice from Boston They also
boarded her with 4 cir pistols drawn. Oar Informant
says 4 was quite laughihle 70 see the CONSERVATION *
The AbOlti0niss many OF them enchanting, Il told You
hat they were the damned kcbcsF Here We are
boarded by the damned Rebels" &C.
They cut the Boston from the ship put all hands gu
oard and MADE Tor home brii m gaome = or is pglhon-
rs. including faptiins Co, and " VAN who are web
.ioNn Ia this els a oll traders
W i-a,l i.a, IS ,.i,.c- -. 60 e., ~ ely
Swpsuap, NJ. SS.GS E.IEer,
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FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Suspicion That the Rebels are Aboui 10
Attempt IL Flank Movement.
WAsnINGION. Am. ~. 10.

WASHINGTON, Mug, 10, IcUl
Information from the Army Of the Potomac,
received tonight says there has been change in the
relative positions Of the two armies Far can be NJ
present known But there are some vague suspicious
that the Rebels are about TO attempt flank movement
our left. Eumors have reached our army nom the
vicinity Of Dumfrios that large Rebel force IS ap
preaching that place But this is denied at headquar
tiers. However it may be- ready for them in that
qnnrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
tso,cmcn.. Of rlnior.Gcn. D. ". aic,.Ic..

SNRlt0dA Saturday, Aug. -. 1903.
Maior-Gon. Daniel T.. S.ckes was sorcnaded
lhst night no the American Hotel by Halls B.a,s
Band. 4 largo crowd assembled and in response TO
calls Cen Sictlcs appeared and made a few remarks.
Tie stated that The only way to ling about peace Was
to prosecute thc war with y,or aud send forward re
endorsements and support tie Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
Mn nj.

The L. s. brig Bainb.idge for Port Royal, IS
at anchor 81 the North Eyor and VIII sud to-day Tho
officers attached are as follows:
hcn- Master Colrnanlne Thos ,. pw}efi Acting Ensign
rr ,.,uiiyr Officer T. a. st.lhnf Actinf 0s'ft surgeon
Do Al. AHs. Actls Assist Paymgfrf g. N"o'ni acting
Eusln and sAul Master loll - t'" Cos -'' h..tt
iio.riAis. BENT \ iamin. ttas T. Moore, Iaymastcrs
,.cA sIA4.l. ". tVUs.9 -, sssOs-- s's"~,
B,uiLls
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ST. LOWS, Saturday, Aug. Is. 1863.

st. LVTI1, oAIuI9'0y' ALt' To- Io0''
Col. Catherwood, commanding Sixth Artii-
ry. Missouri State Militia teegraphed Headquarters
as follows:
PRrsviLLE, MoDoNALp Co, No Saturday Aug -
Col Coffee attacked me to-day. lle Is comple,el!
routed with over 80 killed and wounded. we nav q
large number OF prisoners al lds ammunition wagons;
rommssary stores arms horses. etc. we sc"teleu an
HE command excep. 200 with himself force Is io,.
lowing him closely. My horses are SO Wof, uoT Nv i
,n rep,,.ts that lie Killed 50 and wounded number.
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Drnil % Gun. Ihonns Melrh.

CINCINNATI. Saturday. August Is is63
Bgig.-Gen. Thomas Weich, commanding the
First Division OF the Ninth Army Corps, died in this
city last night OF oorgest, fever acquired during tho
campaign IN Mississippi
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ENc.,cncn, Fulton County. ri. :
CmcNGo. Saturday, Aug. -, let1.
TIE 1rilme has the following special dispatch:

To TnIHHC las thc following spec.a. dispatch:
"rroEN. ILL., Aug. II. lso3
Last night Provost Marshal Mes.akc. of the iN,h
District VIII detachment O.. cavalry made a lcsc,ut
on nest Of Scrc Gv tnp?Gi,2d disorders In Isal 4
Township. Fu.'on CIu:y ,sp,r.1. ten o. dozen aud.
Is Ieq ont ,Jys killing sclC;al.
Great cAutrmn't exists m ras section IN coGse-
ourucc of the no IT. AID IL i, rcpo.tcG Shat the Copper
heads ME- running 10 AIMS 10 Grlc lie airy ou of
tic conLtyn
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Ares, OF Innhen- Corpus.

NAF DEiAhIMIFf
NDhfhAt,uAiGENErAi's Office :
WAsnhcIos, d. G.. July !, IsGJ. !
CIRCULAR No. @6.-Iho following opinion ",
Don. william whiting. Solicitor Of The War Depart
gent is published foi tic Information and ,uidaare d
all Officers u this Bureau