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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
indianapolis and Madison
1868. M 49, gs.sslEa 1868.
New Arrange tn Commence VI on
day. Feb. 2, 1861.

day. Eeb. 2, 1863.
fVNW0 pssSengef tfains daily Sundays excepted be-
tween Indianapolis and Madison
Leave the Uuion Depot, Indianapolis, at 30 4.
and T. NJ, arriving Madison at IS A. " and 80
PM
Lave the Depot Madison 81 A. VI. and P. NJ,
riving ~ Indianapolis ~ II A. and slo Up VI.
The train leaving lndananols AZ $50 A. VI. connects
with that leaving Coiuun s+5 A. NJ for shelby
willie and Rushve, arriving al shebyve at loss A. NJ.
aud Ru,hvile 80 le3 u
Leaving Ru>hve IL 80 NJ. Shelbyville a. IS ?.
", connects Colsnbus with the and NJ trsin,
rving cheT Ind aaspol' or Madison the even-
ing
This line with The Packets Madison for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and Ia-
disnapoIS ,nd points Nest
Tariff Of Frei-ht- a. low a. hy any other route
shipper and merchant West viii und ~ 20 ih-iri
eg 70 ship by thlsllns
fsh2 ID. 4. BRANHAM. Saperintendent.
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sYaF ArHY roR THE UNION IN ENGLAND

Nkw YORK, Feb. Is The steamship Africsis
or Sandy Hook. She brings q ueeGstown dates
10 the 18th inst.
The Italian Minister u Finance, in his report
20 tie Chamber, ties mat the def :lt on the 3s
81 las December v a. f2Fi.IJ0.
The steamer Gibraltar (Istc Sumter) mas ~
rived at Liverpool.
Tho cotton sales for the Saturday previous 70
RI: smiling OF the Africa were 6 G.so ba es-o O.Du
OF " HIGH were sold 70 spectators and expert
eIs-lhe market closing firm ana unrhar -ei.
Wheat dull declined Prom :G.a2a. Corn dull
and downward white declined one shilling
psT quarter. H-eieasier declined =. ST. Pork
quiet and steady. Bacon declined Batter
steady. T-crd easier. T:,low duh, 4 c,aed
one shilling.
LoAnos, S='urday.-C0nsols closed /: e,za
.s1, Tor money.
Lord Geo. &. Manners has bean returned from
i'aGAbritge without opposition
LATER.
NEW YonK. FEB. =-.-Tnn s:ca,.sh;p Africa
has arrived.
The Triss riGicu,e. the Lord Maycr FOR
bringing Mr.. Mason in;g prcrniuerca at he
Msnsion House Baneuet, and shows thar the
affair was without amy. significance. Ii SAYS
Mr.. Mast = % r,.f,iaIas about the early recorni
ton of 'i:e CCn i-crrates, goes lar ad Of the
rfa! state OF affairs, recognition is Lot ouss.
!ioI. OF tisie, og - monty CT majority but OF th
real existing iscis. When the FacJarsI= Had
themselves obliged TO leave tie Con fot!erasse in
the quiet possession OF their Sts.ss then il yS,;I
lie Tine 10 discuss tia question. vi recognition
hut not until then. As II Ia, MIR. Mason has
received TO assistance or rncouras- rnen. =
cep rom gentleman who, Ike the Lord Mavo-
under no Responsibility - weigh th.r
words.
An address O. tSsnks, &c. p-euares hv,.s
Lirer.oci CHAMBER OF Commerce. was tn >.
publicly presented TO the esrtain OF the st.a-,e,
George GTiswold, IL 81. Georges Hail. O. ina
10th instant.
a Uiass meeting TO adopt IN aSs,ress sYsxr-
paihE Ia resident Lincoln i. fixed for thr lsnb
inst. II tia AmPi:fiea;sr, Liverpool.
Some stUSsnts have b-ea sr-.>.ea q, PEI,
{or u ahins demonstratio IL favor Cf the Poles
There il nohias new Is;atiye to the Polish ,n.
surreciioa. The insurgents contiaIe.. % show
activity. Austria PROM bits arms ard var,,,a
e'ores from crossing the frontiers 70 Russia
THE VERY Latest PER Ara,c.
STETTIN, Feb. IL f. stated that the Poles
have intercepted letters TO tl.e Rassi.n anb,,
saGcrs So Berlin ard Paris, ACCUSING Aus,-i,
CT eIcourhging the Poles in their insur-ection
!: is also =tstsi inst the Pole. have :rprce,-a.,
letters firm tie Grand Duke &C Con s..,-;ro,,:s
stating EIs az; n:i5a 20 pursue tfa same c,prss
q SETON he has hitherto pursued With tha
Government q: Poland
BERLIN, Feb. THE convention hs-ua.r
Fru>sis ard Russia, IN reference TO the pai,ss
;nsurrectiUn. YVES signed On The sth ;ast
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tn rIp pyCrSR

Ii ~fs stated yesterday that The ist PennsyI.
Vanis Reserves refused TO do duty, when sent
on pi.ket in the vfeinity OF Union Mills. fha
reason they give for this disgracefui conduct
AID which Is no excuse whatever for their
crinirali'y, - that they have been in the ser.
vice since May Or June, 1861; that they have
pSrhe:pa.ed in most OF tie hard fou eht BATHS
Of Virginia; that they are SO reduced in npo.
oeIs, that no enc regiment will lumber D., rnar
and that their request to go home aud recruit
nfs oeen disregarded. just before going ont
on duty the day on which they so disgrace
rully violated their trust, they were informed
thai the ID New Hampshire Volunteers. Liant
Col Bailey commanding, a thraa wear. repi-
fnen', nrm oerins 500 nusSets, had been Der
mi;sed to 20 home Tor the purpos OF iilIiu1 thar
r-e amsnt 10 the maximum number. Tha IA.
SERVES acted upon the ground tha partially
was shown, ana the officer. and men crimin,,lv
fosk the matter IN their own hands. Tha NM.
isLment to be visited uron those, especisI,v
oftosrs, who would thus act v lille In IN. fa,s,
skouid be sharp and prompt
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iMPORAar faOM THk AknYoP ruB
POTOMAC,
PARTICULARS .STUAar,s LATE SAIp
Upon OUR Linen
THr REBkLs DRIVEN BACK WITH sosl
LOSS

CAsP ERAR FALMOUTH, VA, Peb cs-,D,-
patch 10 Phiiadelphia Inquirer. l-Ou wsdnss.
cay afternoon, about two o'clcck, DARN. ~.
tsok vas ACE by the erisades OF Siuart,s At a
Fitshush Lees Rebel cavalry, n unber!ns som.
fifte+ hundred 10 two thousand men, upon oar
ou;post cavalry and infantry pickets north or
Falmouth, which resulted in killing of tarsa
Of our cavalry, and The loss or about nf,Y
taken prisoners by the Retels. Four Rsb.,
prisoners fell into our hands, three OF them
wounded, two OF whom will Gle Tiny ats,
carried OF many woundod men xith lhrtc Il.
thei- retreat. ~
The particulars ars a5 foiiows:-Esr,yin an
cay Stu5rts Cavalry !; il AIDE crossed in- Ran,
pahaBnock ri.er ~ keliy's Sorc, ao.u: %.
Lilies above Falmouth They Came up tn
fcro rcao 70 . point wn.r- il int-rssrr- t;,e
'Warr hum road, esclng into Fal.uu "A "A, vh.r !.
;hs met iS Hugh Lees Cavalry Bri-sd.
wh!cn had crossed ~ some point ana "a a.,
cnr:c DOWN The &arlseton road
:: I n movement Wa concvc.ed with a yirv ,r
D6Fing tf.eir .crTe e. and ,rckia- 4 DISH u.,,,
our Pisces. AID, II possible. penetrating 20
il;e night wing OF our army. Taay came t,y,
n ~ 81 rs ntca fost 10 ai-out ak mite NORTH 90
f"if..or;:i, ~ which .,oin. our rurth--t vut,,rt
caNrty pieFets were noS:aa.
lie ior" making tni Il AJAX they dSyic;as -,,i-
fotcis ictctiT column, S.sd sal NO. ;s.ra.,-
iGit ccHn we ter-e iriaIs OF Ito roam a. "a
to'cV't' iy sGT.Tisc me ou.-r picket O. So,
hHe-r "r twenty cavalry men e.,oasiuf T. :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

CoyyiRsA-,o.e Bf THE SrS A1n.-IThe Sen.
at, in executive s-.s;oa yesterday, made ths
following combinations:
Rear Admira.s in the Nayy-Charies Henry
DaN - and J,hn A. ID lhlsr.n
tommi-s'o--r of Foiice. district of Colam
oia-Richa.c Bust. - w.
NJ, diCa! lnsp.ctOr-Jobu r.. Summers.
Com mi-.sri-s OF Suhsi-irnce-B-Ejau Mn ).
NUh:e. Iowa; Alfred or.on. Fl ,ss: M..cns T.
PrrchirIi; -, III Ge",gs II. smith, ". j., and
Dv light a. Alike n, Mich.
Additional Pay noaStars--tiso. j. Ely, .Wis.;
Jazz sharp, n. ); n. n. Da5b:!', X. J.: n.
z. Ccihurr, Minn.; Ecb'!G Hunt r, " J.; " n
J. " God. -. J.; Geo. ". Smith. p; Rpi-'r! =.
walker, Fa.; Iisp"nrrd :. We"c, O:iio; H-rry
". SeOyeH. n. T.; Edwin Fly, M; Justus
Pi.slrs, y. Y, and g. {. Clark, Coma.
Assistant QCaT:PrIs; asst rs-t'haT:cs P1rSon7,
Iva; n tfEn'i = to6-'a' lie, GJ.; i! J., w Jods,
Nc; 20, huS IL Alexander. ~ tieo y. ioSn,
No. theodore Sr, Hoid, No., Taos. u. Hunt,
no. and Rirh'd Il. Owen, Mo.
Assistant Quarternias t..r-S. III. L,Int low :;
Ertert Harris, Mass, and Charles i. Henry.
Nebraska.
Quartz rIn:,strsS, rank Of Car.aln--J. T. RI
pP!ES, y. Y; Et'3s M Greene, n. Y; Ivrs-rr
BTgr, Iowa; Aug. L..Ihomas, \. y; sam y
Ham.n Pa; walter Curtis. Mass H.nry L.
J0res. Mas; Henry l. Bro uniug, Ina.: * II
Iirnsn, O.; VIA. II. ID Co.!rap, ~. II; Thus
X. Nc bin, VS.; Charles NJ. sampson, Mass
samuel J. Wright, Nfch.: John I. Ha1l-ton,
Wis. H. &. Con. w. Va. and John Z. Graf :. =.
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TIE DISTRICT JTpICIARY

tits 70 - hoped that Cor sress Will surely
enact into isw the pending bill TO remodel tbs
Judiciary o. this District. l. fails 70 meet tho
sanction Of the bar here but II At is by no ra.ns
strange. Asa class, the interests OF those OF lis
nFmbers who naturally exercise most influence
with the body Ia against any change whatever
This " ~ signally apparent in the history OF
;Se canvas for the adoption OF the new code.
cer. ated clearly by their interference again st
it, TO the great injury Of most other interests
AIT oRgus e.. --.
We are fast becoming q commercial paople,
Our business pursuits have changed more in
the LAST two years than those OF any other city
ever chan sed in the same time; and our resi-.
dent population hos we'll nigh II no. oni,s
doubled in that time
These two changes will very shortly donbl.
the smernt Of business to be disposed of by the
District courts, requiring the latter to bs
'Chsnsed 50 as to conpcrt vita the iudicia,
changes that have been found to work we'll for
tie public interest In commercial cities with
large populations. If tue President elects, Ia
may under this law, retain the present judges.
but whether retained CT not We respectfully
submit 10 Congress that in times like the pras.c.
itwouid be folly on their part to permit the
Interests OF individual cificehoiders 10 bs
weighed in the balance against the many co.
gent reasons which will sugges: themselves 10
thsir minds for the enactment of the bill, ON,
" hich we are here commenting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

FROM TUE RAPPAHAsNoCK-hTT ox
hNERiLL sCAVhLnY.-The following sr,1., I
dispatch is published H. The New York Tr,-
buYe:
STAFFORD, Feb 26.-Aaout noon yasi,.r.1.v
StGart's cavalry made au attack IN Ayacil:'s
division CT cavalry, EPar HARDWOOD I,hurnh
Unite sklTmlsh eEsned, resulting IN the re-
lNise of the rebels. Our loss in killed wound
I'd. and prisoners is said TO h. abcul forty
rebel captain and lieutenant are a!oonr. thair
killed. Another Cartair was TAKEN prjsoper.
also number OF priya.fs. The rebris are no q!
a. Deep Run about -four miles abovc Ia.
wood Church. There was soE,a filing heard
In that direction this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

eava,ry erir7ds OF 0su S.orem.n,
These n.ss were al cspturad. The rsmsH
or tie tavsiTy p3cksts fell back to thsIr
p ~. about one mile, fighting a. they r.s,..,s.
wrh tbs adrnuc.ng kseets.
The cavalry supports and tss rs.-..,,-
pi, kets, numb~rine $50 mer. from To-. pIes
Island ard Third Penasyirsn.s Rsr,-naas
made q determined stand az thls r,eiae
empiIed several saddles ofth- R-S-ls u saa
small force bring unable 20 wttastan 800
lsTs- code, were compelled % Civ. ~., Sea
log three men killed, several hor.-~ 81, tcs-
ccu;r. nnents aad clotaans. &c.
TERy tnsn fell hack &c warss ia ou,., ,,
Of irfan'ry picketr, some TWO rails, n,su,
FslmoI;h. and running rght easaas 80
whole distance. Some n the c.v.,,-ss
sGosHe separated fron ia NAN body 80
srsEing safety IN the woods and farm -h.s.sA
along the road, were captured By the 49,
ing Rebels.
The outer inlaptiy piekets being sla,n.x
the noise Of the fight OF the retreat,ne cavSS
men. were prepared <or action, ard be,nr ~
Nsn'sgecusly postef, they gave the reoe,,.rsss.
q Tret ptioa as "a stop % eir progress sn6 -.
psi ;hs N tn take tn back track
It's reported that the In fanty rAe4r,s~ l..
seveTal men in the engagement s
itis generally believed that IN. Rebel. -
~ STcd thr rirrr Immediately after their 80
Pc" 'om our In -artry pickets, IS they -.
IRT;e.tly well that strvn force would n. 80.
out - attempt their capture. .'
They inside good time In getting Ont a, a..
wey CT err pursuing forces. Their toss.. -
killed and wousded in tns affair II Is ssl,s,.n
viii Rresty exceed CUR, as they Dor, 80.
msny Of their wounded.
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- Our Government has ben Officially 1.
formed Of she action OF tbs Mexican Govern.
snent in relation to tho invasion Of Tsxas n,
oesaA Of mexicxns. Tho Minister for PorrIg.
Anatrs has instructed the Governor Of rauap.
hpas 70 make solemn declaration TO The R.b.,
ao'aorifies Thai such incErsions are not onl =
oi.counsenanced by the Mexican Goyernrnsnt
oas meet with their stern condemnation; and
TIE Governor Is further required. IL far as pos.
''o'e, 70 prevent such iayasiors Of tia neigh.
BORING so.i. should he Texans or other Rsbals
teestia'e, oy In turn invading Mexico, 81 Is
VI: eesened. ueJ Ara 70 bs treated 81 bandits
willie shose nom The Mexican aide, passing iuto
texas are 70 forfeit all protection OF the nsri-
Ca1 Government
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CONGRESSIONAL
XIIVIIth CONeREsS-THIRD sEss,ov
SATrRpAY, Fehrnarx u

SESATa-Mr. Grimes reported fr,-n tho NJ.
va! AraiTs Committee a loint re-oIutio, :.
turning the thsnss OF Congress 70 Cotnm.ns.,
Chdwsllsdvr Ripggoid. L, 8 n tsor1r,,,aS
MI q. also introduced = rcsolu.;ou o; ,aont,x
OF the Secretary OF the Nayy for iaf,rm.,;, =.
WIENER any snieer OF the United States hal
er'y captured by the L. ). naval forc.. "a Z,
SO, The reasons for 20 doing; and, fur,her
whether airy legislation on the subject 4. ner.s
sary. Agreed 20.
TIE Corporation OF Georgetown, ID. G., 20 law
water tag. Referred 10 the District Commit.
tee.
Nj: Harlan introduced bill TO pay the peo.
PIE OF Minnesota and other States Tor oxsnsys.
uone ~ Indians. Referred
ar. Harris presented q memorial from he
New York Legislature in relation 10 their Sts,s
b1untsPs 20 solG;elS. -r. ..- = d.
lu;icr 20 pay for the srmtns Of fosal troop.
r@is' IL any Stale In irssayrsetson. Referee
Mr.. CLARK called up Ga House bill fer the rr
lief q y. H.. Latham & Brother. Bill passed
IL. Lane, o. Kansas. called mp ne BIZ 70 en-.
able TIE p opis Of Colorado % form q STATE con.
stitution; which, after being debsted by Nor,
Lane OF r. Co!!imer, Siison and orhers =
brief rem. "a ks, W = laid aside.
Bar WiIeon c:ilro up the Couscriprian IN,
with the House amendments thereto: uoor
which Mr.. Bay ara addressed the Senate =,
lenc Ii, against the TnsAsure
FopsE.-Mr Dawes, from the Com u,ittae a,
E.t cioEs, reported adversely in the case of A.
nrr Hawkins, claiming 10 % n represent..,..
from the ninth district OF Ten cesss.e = 20
Gr. MCPHERSON, from the Committee OF On.
ference On the biz providin. for al sdditi ri
ECmier uf ma joF and brigadiyr GENERALS. ,nsas
3 repeat proyi-Ins fer 10 ins:sad OF % AZ N.
foTsrT, and ia instead Of 81 OF the latter ,rhi.s
wst asiap'ed.
Dir WALTON, from the Con. mittee On Pr;nbsx
rspcr'ed several resoi ut.ons, among them ons
authorizing the printing Of ,T,O0o COPIES OF Ss
- port OF the C0unii-%ioner Of Agriculture .o-
Tie use OF .6e IN bets OF the House sad 81 "a,
fer The use Of 'he Departments, which vas ~.
com u tilted.
Mr. Stevens, from the Commits OF Confer.
ence n the lndisn appropriation Ri u.ds
a report, which was asr~Ad TO-
The report Of the Committee of the Whole IN
the bill auaend.ng the internal revenue VA
token IN, ard
Mr.. Moniii offered q snbsdtuss, which be
proceeded 20 explain.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Army Up Tvs MI...ss:Ppi.
RHIHSoRCHMRNfS, FOR FIN RRsIRaIS
AkMfSAr-yICKSoCG G.
AN RxPEpITIeNToST START cfEACGqYazps
PASS AAD Tia COLORADO HIyA3,T0 =
TIE REAR o. VICksbCEu. -

=
YAzoo PAss, ~Feb. ia, vi, C,ieo, Feb ~
Eve: y.hirz was quiet 3. Ticksburs up - sun.
day, with 40 promise OF g. in:,i-i a:e chan--
large nLra:rr oil tra.sy.T, . hat ief: FOR poin "a
sbova, n uas said e. tsEa down reiaforc.m ent.
o. brigade left there On Saturday evening for
serle point up tina III -.T, aud we're pas sed on
Tuesday morning of Gre-n-il;-
The morality in the army Still continued
large. 9he dead were b,lriaa ~i;.ou. co;:ius,
and but shout TWO fet: deep.
Gen. Grant was -faraSinE largely It points
along tie river. a few miles above thr Tazoo
He expressed his deter u il alien - live OF the
enemy az triIy rs possible. $751;.
Matters We're quiet at Lake Fro violence Tn.
CUR beat ayirr was lying OF hat place, aai
quite large feet of transports ., the bank
The CorCstoga, OF White river, had captur-
et tic steamer. Rose Eamiltoa and Evans
'iil1, FOR trsdin. With The enemy contrary 10
ord. rs. ..--
General Grant has positively prohibited ali
trade below Helena, and no boats are allowed
10 :al except under cover OF sunboa.e
Licenses 10 Trade in COTTON are revoked q 4
rene are 20 Re issurI hereafter E.p9cia, mar
mite Will be granted from general haadou artars
when parties can make arrangements 10 get
t!i'ir cuttrn under protection OF the gan bca.s.
Porter has issued stringent orders again &
partirs caugiit firing into unarmed boats to hs
treated as high waymen and assassns, and no
quHr;rr 10 br gwen them.
faZoo Pass all clear of obstructions sRoa.s
pass through i. 10 Col., water river. TWEEN.
~ n,iie-. Cold ale! is chstructed . short dis.
lance II will be cleared in 3 day or two The
expedition will then start immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28
SPIRIT OF rHB MORNING pRuss

Tho inteiis9ereer, noticing the discussions AK.
bonG In different departments among di6.rcri
generals, especially thu recent reported brrsch
tes~een Gen. Hunter md Gen. Foster, think
ia Frca; argument IN favor Of coufidins tn.
rnHre management Of military affairs to one
head. Gcn. Ha:leck should bs commander in
iac; as well - IN naInf, the La.ss1.se~ees srses
1he Chronicle calls the recent refusal of .he
Faltimoreans TO allov yaIlandi liz ham 70 SPEAK
th' e = the grateful Loyalty Of Maryland" and
ssy- eNinces he fact thai their loyalty l. fa-
Ms "a aggressive and uuconpromisinsG than that
o'a"y CRY NJ tho North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28
A REpnErED RAIN ON ,uu.pr

Yesterday evaning q report reached Berlin
that large rebel cavaky forca, with two pieces
OF an Hery, had made their appearance a
Lessburs, London county. Va, in the coprse
OF The Cay, yesterday. Thsre ara no Union
troops there whatever, and oose Creek is iust
nov 20 swollen ~ TO prevent access to th.t
town from this direction, to ascertain the trntb
OF This story, which, we take IT is untrur.
though sorne portion OF Whites handful OF
saeriias may Be proving about there, know.
ing she sLste Of Goose Greek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

VIcKsBuRe TO BIZ TAKsx BIT SrpSv-A ,~s.
ter frcm an fntslIgent western searce dated
3oth instant infofrre rs that soldiers ron TIE
army OF Geeaai Grant rrport IL slov bu,
eracraI ccnoentraton OF troops about Vicks.
eurs, with no PROSPECT or Intention hoveyer
OF attacking the rurcatious bu; stmp,v win
Tie design OF investing the place and wsftinf
TIE resUl6 OF sHise. liz d supposed thaf Gen.
ersi GRAM, By abandoning the OCCUPATION OF
saifrcace. &c.. can mase 81, 600 man thar Our<is
can supply q ccnsiderable force In nidIt,on and
that tn with the river men, can so eYectuaily
ceetiSe The place as 10 compel It's spsedy eur
rsncer, especially with 50 larzs = force,
properly employed on the baysus ana rivers,
OF.
partial confirmation OF this statement n
f1rnished ey CORES pondert OF he Olncsnnsn
Gazette, who vri,e<:
81 o. heve, however, commit NO indiscrs-
noa wnfni gave t as my opinion that al in
tenaon OF taxing Ficksbors by assault has b-en
abandoned, AZ such intentions were vver enter-
tanned, Our generals have, for the most pss<
rSSre fsith In the efficacy OF the spade than "A
shai anc shell. That the fsrrrer nett ,dof s,ssck
may nave fGh coUrse and no elorife5, thous.
esc ccntrshepds ave husiiy engaged day ana
niSht IN wie.dtnF the sac vri. aud 20 day loan
H'st sour tnossane soldiers detai.sc for II
t"nA Interesting dHty. SucA a fo-ce. unaef
ihi-ab -ht supervision, viii work woaaerk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

e. he State Issna,ic Asyium a; Ns.hxu,.
= -pi' ndAd 7toa- edi!!ce, was destroyed by ira
cF 'ne morning. If February ~. II had recently
s.eu -Sed IS Military hospital, and at the
IN = II Ire sirr th-re were Two hundred az q
for. "s'i.n.s in he building. All OF them
we've r--cp-t. and the medical stores were also
.n.FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28
GNNERAIr M0nlWYII

Last night Gen. Mcdowell gave an enter.
sninnens to bis stan, at his residence In this
otty. He goes on Monday TO organize the cour,
iot 'ae IN veseigation Of the cotton frauds Ths
P'soe OF holding tn. court has been changed
no. caro- 70 81 Louis. Three OF his STAFF,
C~Pie. Leskie. Ravens, and Cutting, accom-.
Pesy Sea- mcdowell to Sc. Louis, and ths
ssoeSS have been assigned to duty elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28
RHBEL PRISONERS

Last evening Tho following rebel prisoners
we're received here from tho army OF tn. Poto.
mac, and were this morning sent 70 the Ola
Csp<oi oy Provost Marshal Capt Todd. Viz:
capt Joaa Alexander, ~ Va. cav. and pri yat.s
Isomas 2. Jones', samuel r. Oliver and Samu.
U. Bet.s. htT cav. and Busler 4. Rollins
anc Joseph J. Reaxaey, s.a Va cav.
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- An inGucs, was 4: in New orS yastsr
day, 10 investigate H. my sterious murder OF
Henry Fnster, who was shot on the street, Th-
decreased lived but few MON ants, aud fuse
TO tell who shoi him. The jury rendered a
verdict that the deceased met his dnath a. ~
hands Of some person unknown. The police
are activeiy engasf in ferret;ng out the uur-
uertr.
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INV LID SOL DIE Ks.

suEaHoJ CEREALS oPYIcR,l Z
Ha,hinstoa. Jscrsry 81, IS
IT being reported that various parties have CD
tanned money from invalid soldiers unier the pee
tecce Of assisting them 20 their dsca.rse from he
sArvjc" notice Is hereby given that certificates Of
disability for discharge to soldiers in general hos
pi;as and camps only S;vss b. tns ssr ssoa il
Oh rse Of such hospit camp, aud :as obtrusivs
efforts Of persons clairin to Do special agent.
tsr instead of ssten the alton Of disc a<ss
vEpers. All soldiers are warned against siyins
noEey on such pieSto any person waateYer.
BY order of Su sson GoIagsl:
JOSEPH f. SMITH, eursccr g. e. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

nSOpD PELLOwS' HALL.
The Managers OF tha
GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Deg ieaFe - ann"unc- tha as DUILLIs,- v-r,ru
20 their yer. successful YAI2 in aic n, tn
flick AND WOUNDED sOiDIHas
they will ziyea
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
81 the above name3 hall.
On SUNDAY EVENING, March 1ss.
TEE Following eminent artists, among others. have
II the Lindest manner, rendered ..s,,
services for this occasion:
Esd CECILIA YOCEG ERETSCENAR
Miss VIOLA CROCKEa
- Miss SOPHIA SCUIIpr.
Ar. 'USISiOhAL. Mr.. #AGHsE, Mr.. WOLF
And fun and efficient Orchestra unde. the
direction Of NJ. CHAS KOPPIrZ.
For particulars see Programme.
TicEs's oV ADMISSION so Czs1snscH
concert to commence 1t clsck y,
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BRISK sKIRMIsH WITH YHE RgREIs

chicAoo, Feb ga special Memphis dis.
Patch S2ys the expedition through Yszoo Psss
r"sched Moon Lake on the I'D list. R.rona
h.s Lake, leading &c Coldwatsr river, ,As a. q.
Iry soush! 10 oostract the channel OF .e.lins
;I.ss, &c. The Federal troops have bean al
work three " esks to clear OFT the Pase.
A battalion Of the 5th Illinois cavalry, sent
&c scour he bank, had brick skirnish On Frt.
day with company OF sixty moun;sa rebs.S,
dispensing Them, killing elk, woundlnx -ey.
erai. and capturing tven.y-six. Our ioss wsa
I've wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

~ We can assure all concerned, says the
'~HiSviiLH Journal. that The majority OF the
nfnSTrs OF the Kentucky Legislature have
nHY'T 'horgat oAeoom rAendInga con yen,ion
q; ihF committees Of thu conservative I,ap,sI.-
IRE 18th view TO aught Else lhan the bringing
q .ke 80 1t Cis!aGurrs into distinct and hsrIna-
"i"us cooperation upon the ground O: N,
Preservation 81 the Constitution and ~ sill
h,zsr';s tha restoration OF the Union