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THE HORSE STEALING CAsB.-Some time a7o,
Mr. 7. g. Osborne, who resides near tina Point
IF Rocks, Nd, lost four valuable horses, for
the recovery OF which he offered a reward.
Mr. Rairey, of this city, obtained information
which led him To suspect who were the gRilty
parties, and also where the horses were. With
the y id OF patrclm an Dom, OF the Fourth Ward,
he set about srrestinx the parties. a few days
ago. Thos. Swaggart was arrested by patrol
man Dom and carried before Justice Bates,
who held him to bail for q trial. Patrolman
Dorm proceeded to Baltimore yesterday and
arrested Daniel Swaggart, with whom he re-
turned TO this city; and Swaggart was commit
tFd 10 Jail for further hearing by Justice Ba.ss.
Three OF tho horses wsre recovered for Mr..
Osborne, and ths fourth 10 said 70 ia In the
possession OF the Government. This kind OF
horse trade 10 said TO be largely carried on in
tho counties bordering on the Upper Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

REBEL DEsERTERs Lieut.. w. Z. Baker, Of
tho 55th Virginia infantry; r. w. Lucas, O.
Maxwell and George Maxwell, OF the 4th Fir.
ginia cavalry, having deserted from the rebel
and voluntarily surrendered themselves into
the custody of the Federal army at Falmouth,
We're yesterday sent to the headquarters OF
Gen. Montgomery, ut Philadelphia, there to
have the oath OF allegiance to this Government
administered TO them previous TO their release
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

SECOND WARD STATION CAsHs.-S. z. Bass
Ter, drunk; S2-workhouse Peter Boyle, do
90. Francis Connolly, do; dismissed. join
and dsorderly: 90 each. Hugh barrow, Hugl
Mcdonald, Vim Moore, resisting o6acer; TAI
for court John Tracey, insulting a lady; ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

HORsB THIBv Rs.-Patrolman Calhoun yes
t@rday arrested 3 shoemaker named Morton
char ged with stealing a horse. He was ssnt Il
Jail for trial.
Thomas Swaggart, haokman, was also
rent to Jail yesterday by Justice Bates, charg
ed with stealing tour horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

TRUIsM.-Gorns, Bunons, Inverted Nails, and
other disorders of the feet when neglected inJure
the general system by preventing the body from
taking that natural exerc conducive to health
To all afh icted with these terrible evils We would
recommend an early call on DR., White At No aga
Penn: avenue, between Az and 9Th streets Who
would suffer torment from disordered feet when
sure remedy is near at hay and can be effected
without psin' Office open from In tho morning
tois In the evening. fe5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

MUSICAL. ITEN-Prof. Alex Wolovski, tho
disiin gui-hed pianist and vocalist, commences
Lie :Li-d IN last course OF lessons for the piano
ard sipsiB during the ensuing week He pro-
poses, also, soon TO give O private reception,
with large number OF his pupils, to show that
nv his Dew method OF Instruction performers
on the piano and vocalists may be produced In
after years Of study and practice by tho old
system We are assured that Prof. Woiowssi
has achieved some astonishing results la tho
csss OF young pupils wno wern totally ignorant
play with a degree OF ease and brilliancy which
Commands general admiration. Professor w. =
rooms are at i5i Tenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

Assault WITH Az Ax.-On Friday night
Issi John o. Day went to Mrs. Holoran's house,
on z vanry-third street, near i, and broke open
the door and went in, when she 1t once went
sfi-r the police and returned with officers
James and Stinchcomb. On reaching the door
UDay opened 10 and cut at her with an AZ, ous
fortunately the blow was wardcd OF by officer
james, +ao arrested him, but mrs. MARY
c'D-y SINE TO his relief and attempted
1" bat tls officers on, and they took her Ia
chsI=s also They were taken 10 the First
Ward Station, and Justice Drnry held O,Day
W security for appearance st court, and nned
May - for disOTderiy conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

MoRB CAPTuRks.-On Monday night 9
schooner, belonging TO Mr.. 5. NJ. Smith, an
oyster packer, was captured near Swan Point,
containing large quantity Of goods, valued al
from four TO ave thousand dollars, and also
about *l2,oO0 in Treasury notes, which were
Intended fer the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

NQfICE.-Those in want Of Empioyment Of any
OMce, No. 511 Ninth st., where the best OF pay
VIII b given to first class Bsrysn have always
Chsm bermaids, Waters and sesmstresssa; slso
fOE Young Men 70 wait tables, In private families
Of good help Win nnd Il to their advantase TO call,
B.-Houfea wanted. The best of tenants can
MOTT n 81. MILLER.
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DAGs AND PAPER WANTED-Don't sell your
IA Rags Books. and Papers for nothing. We pay
good Rs prices for Cotton and woo,sn Rsgs, Booss,
Coins, Ancient Books and Curiositiss generally.
fs 8 I'm 31Sa 31f St, near 7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

TAKEN UP ASTRAY. by the subscriber oc
l. Monday, the 10th instant, hay roam B0RS &
very long HAIR. The owner, by calling on the sub
scrlber and paying charges and proving property.
can have HIM. J. GOULD
Corner Water and Jefferson streets
fe Est GeorgetoMn. ID. @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-18

On TuEsDaf hyf ERSoch $500 1 asS, q
In s.is ia froe.iSs Is isss ssesss on
9Th street, between and streets, and running
60 q 70 make two good building lot. o. y feet
Inch front on nth street, rsnni.e bsck lc feet 20
Is feet inches on the alley, and running bssk 8,
feet inches wiz be eold separate: tbs stser VII
outlet into H street.
Terms: ON. third In sssh, the ren.i.dsr I, 81.
and twelve month";, With Interest, secured eT .
e nd J. q MCGUIRE co., Aass,
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sHowIre THE oLovEs roor.

The foul nouthed imbeci1e who does the dirty Nofk
Tor the family newspaper up town. ppurs ont all the
eopperhead venom Of his snakeshp Id an article ths
week under the head of - Looking for War He en-
deayors to cover up his real eahing BY praing aeou'
the Republicans aFmlng Themselves 81 but the mask
is too thIn-a blind man can see through r--he Is Ia
boring with all the power he commands TO BRING ABOUT
A civil war a, home when hssaid, 81 Il is well known
thar the Republicans have secret organization aud
St NV be that tbeir army ofcers are already ap-
ponted and are drilling the faithful at their secret
meetings he did suppose that any intelligent man
would consider him foolish enough to believe It
though be may be-but he meant To work upon the
teass and passions Of the ignorant masses OF has
partr and SOW among such the seeds Of anarchy and
civil war The riter of the article referred to shows
that his heart is the Of the rebellion, and If
he had half ration" Of brains, and his dsectabie
sheet had any circulation, have doabt he would
do good service in the cause Of his master, JEFF. Hkv-
ing mo influence he is prevented from doing harm
hut be shows what he would do II he could This, ts-
kan in connection with the speeches
delivered in the club roou Rabbits
exporting the faithful to resist to the the
CONSUMPTION act and the fact that all War-deacrats
were read out of the party by the Busc few weeks
SINCE is certainly enough to convince all intelligent
orderIoving and Iaw-Gbiding Democrats that they no
longer have any afnation with the Hcpperhead section
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EVERYTHING GOOD.

CooKE & Nixon say, 10 their advertise
ment that they have on hand, and for
sale-"sverytbing good" and the adver-
tisement don't come far off the truth.
Their stock Of confectionery is large, and
the beet selected ever brought to this mar
kst, comprising candies of every possible
description, new Elime and Smyrna Figs,
new Malaga Raisins, Chestnuss, Cocoa Nuts
Maple Sugar, MoIasses candy, COcoanus
Candy-in short, everything desirable 10
that line. Parties, Weddings and Soirses
furnished with the above articles at reduced
rates from the regular trade.
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sardines. The document 10 one OF rare
abil,sy--was drafssd n shs aaayss's laiiea,
and ID the results Of the combined genius Of
Il, those noble patriass wbo there do con,
gregase. But, read tho oscillations
WHEREAs, The Dimocras party has been
turned out Of ofhcs autpoWer BY the Black
Republicans and s.ya u s.34
RHxREAs, The south half Of the Dino.
eras party has boldly took up arms 10 re.
sent this terrible outrage; and
WHRREAs, The north half OF the Dino
erat party would do the same thing il II
war'nt afeared 20 ]; therefore,
Belt resoired, That the Btack Republican
party aiB's constitutional.
Resolved, That old Abe Lincoln 10 ass.
Resoiued, IL he pats q tax on whisky
We Won't pay it. 49,. ..... ~..,
Resolved, That be y ont give as no Offices,
bat has went and left rs ell out 10 the cold,
and we woB's pay no debts Of bis cOnsrac-
.si'n; Ia. ~. t...
Rssotpsd, Thes il we're drafted we'lI
sharpen upfour bowie. knives and 60 to
Canada.
After the reading Of the foregoing pre-.
amble and resolutions ths excitement be"
came intense-she chsirmau sndeavored TO
restore order bat couldn't; go he went
home. All who were able to walk, fol-
lowed him, abd so ended sbs frst public en-:
sarsainmens given 81 the JeaaaSis Msn'
sgeris. ,..~.. -. .s...,. .... 49,.
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EOOD.

We are informed that Dol. KiNsMAN has had hts
sword restored TO him, without trial charges ap-
pearing against him All who are acouainted with the
Colonel will rejoice know that he is again in the
aed against the enemies OF his country and has come
out unscahed the hum liaiing to which he
was subjected We find the following letter from Col
< in, late number of the Missouri Democrat:
CAMP ESD iNF'r, IRON MoUETAIK, "o.,I
March |, 1858.
Editors Missouri Democrat:
GENTLEMEN At mass meet ng Of my regiment,
to-day the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted ~ -,
WHEREAS, Tue traitors Of the North assisting
the traitors Of the South in their efforts to destroy
Government Therefore be it
Resolved at We have the best Government In the
world and that we will do all we to frown down
and hght down every attempt 70 su6vert it, whether
made by its pretended friends or avowed enemies
W. II KiNSMAN,
Colonel 23s Iowa Infantry.
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IRON WA9MENaTON.

Washington, March 4.
The Senate remained 10 session until af-
ter midnight. The concurrent resolutions
on mediation and intervention, OF which
mention was made on Sunday, passed both
houses. ..-~ 3. .e..-.. ..>
A bill, organising the TeFrit cry Of Mon.
tana, and changing The name to Idahse,
and chaaging the boupdry lines, passed
A bill for the admission OF kevsda and
Colorado as States, also passed.
The House conCurred in the Senate
amendments to the bill establishing a Ter.
ri,orisl government for Idshoe. ...
The House refused to suspend the rules
to consider the bill .amendatory Of the Pa
cifo Rail- DAD act, two thirds being neces-
saw
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Itmay not be known that Mrs. Lincoln
has contributed more thaS any lady at
Washington, from her privsts purse, to
alleviate the sdGeriugs of our wounded col
diers; and il is bus just to cay that day by
day her carriage 10 seen In front Of the hos
pisals, where she distributes WITH her owr
hands delicacies prepared in the kitchen Of
the White House. The fear of ecnsagion
and the outCriss Of pessilsnee fall unhssdsd
upon the ear Of those whose missions are
mercy Washington Republican
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PITY THE SORROWS OF A POOR OLD
MAN"

A cowardIy boy who has bssn. "whsled"
BY q "fellow Of his size'' invariably seeks
revenge by whipping smaller boy, Just
so with ye gifted and venerable chief of ye
mysterious order of "lShnking Breath. -
He reveals the hidden meaning of the ca
balistte characters, ''S. B."-we axcept his
sxpIsnatioH-we apply it to himSsf-he
tries it Ont fts Tight burss-hs writhss
The squirms-but 10 compelled to wear it,
for it won't como eft is.soo aggravated a
case TO be passed over quietly, aud he d.
tsrmincs on revenge, but as he considers it
hardly worth while to get up, just TO be
knocked down again, he looks around for a
"smallsr boy" TO whip,-he has determined
to whip somebody, bot sOho shall it be,
"that's the question:" 10 the MICH Of time
bic old familiar vision Of the "littls red
dogs" passes again before his indignant
mind, HE has an idss-he'lI whip the dogs
and thus determined, he pitches in, and
gives the canine tribe "parsicular fits"
lis O common hallucination of our ven
erabIs Dsighbor, this vision Of the "red
dogs" Once upon a time, in years long
past, he was most grievously imposed upon
by a trading Yankee-naughty feIlow-who
sold him load Of red dog. skins for beaver.
Then and there he declared eternal and un-
compromising hostility against all Yankees
and "red dogs - and now, in his rawlings,
he sees nothing but Yankees and cred dogs'''
the vision haunss him continually
his wild inauguration magpifes Ghat coli.
sary Yankee into the whole of New England,
and that lot of dog skins into q pack of
live dogs, all red, Gad all barking at him.
This 10 why he wants Union With New Eng
land lsfs out; rnd when the Union comes 10
be formed in his way, he'll want Ooustitu-
tisnsl enactment sgainss "rsd dogs" Pos
ssss your ssul in patience, nsighbOr, che
"red dogs" shan't hurt you.
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soMERoDY,s LITTER.

There fs letter lying in the post once at this place,
having upon the envelope the following note which we
publish for the benefit Of the partie concerned hpng
II MAY some day meet the eye Il Mary Angene" or
her husba I'D. Tie copy is verbatim.
The post will please axe some pains to de-
liver this letter may have the wrong name, and If
the post master can't find man of this name you will
md him d the following directions: He married Ma
~ Angeue Huken.-caIl for a lady whose maiden
name was Mary Angelina Hukeli. and yOu ~iIl have
the person for whom It was intended and obige
h, HURELL.
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Nep Nogk, March q.
Washington spsciais ssy gbas" she Presi.
dent has received dispatches announcing
sbo capture Of n, MoAkassr, astthsnoa.b
Of the Ogee Chez river, near sassnsh, By
our iron cleds. -. s'...a.s. = ''ss@..'
The provision for the Organization Of
African troops was stricken from the epgi !
Desr bill before ispasssd tbs Senate.
Important Developments, says the Hes-
aid dispatch, in regafd 10 ,Iraads Id the To-
terror Departments, ore promised soon after
the adjournment Of Congress.
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Springfield, March 4,

Springfield, March I.
A Beaufort, S. Q. letter OF the 22d says
We are daily expecting to march; suspect
towards Savannah, and by that route to
Charleston. We are at present trying TO
drive the rebels from their earth works with
the gun boats.
Yesterday the Attn New York, with the
assistance of the gun boats, took Fl. McAl-
lister, and about one and half miles Of RI
fs pits. The 47sh New York Regiment lost
lib men.
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FOR EgGN NEWS.

- 3 Portland, Msseh &. d,
. The Hibsrnian from Liverpool 10Th, Lon
derry Goth, has arrived.
Lord strathsdsD gave notice, i'd III House
Of Lords, on tia go day Of February that
be should more for sopiss OF the dispatches
and letters from Mr. Mason to ths EUglish
Govsrumens, sslasiys to the Slain. Of the
OonfedsrStss to be acknowledged By Great
Britain. -. -
Meetings, Lectures, 6O.s in favor Of Mr..
Lineoln's emancipation proclamation we're
Of daily occurrence in various parts Of
England, snd 90 imposing dsmonsu nsion
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THE rNDrANoLACAP Ed.

500 .z~ - Washington AasEsh d.
Admiral Porter tefegfapss- to Secretary
Wells a. follows
regret to inform you that the IBdianola
has fallen into the hands Of the enemy
The rams Webb and Queen of the West at
tackled her Is miles from Vicksburg, and
captured ,heF, oil Of which can be traced to
the noncompliance with nv special to-
structions.
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Head Quarters Army Potomac,
lDH0

MNIUu o. AoVV'
10 the rebel house of Congress q bill to
accept volunteers from Kentucky and Nus
souri,, for less term than three years, was
debated.
The supply Of salt and food, and the con-
fsderass, taxation, occupied the attention OF
the Virginia Senate.
10 the House of Delegates q bill wa
passed transferring the State troops to the
rebel governm eut.
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BY lie G RAPH
rnoaa m gyar,La.

& sasisiis m Nashville, March asas
The rebels undsr Ven Dorn adyaussd fe:
wards Frauhliu yesterday ., oassrppgs
with artillery. After msnsnyaring soF !
while, hoping u draw onr men into 10.
bush, they returned. We capssrsd twc Or
Van Dorn's command. HE headquarters
are at Spring Iilll, thirteen uilss south of
Franklin. No fears are entertained for the
safety Of Nash1ilie By tho fsasrd lfetses
there. s4tals tsg ,sa.@sE4.a48 aaegs
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New York, March 5.

Havana adVices Of the 25th stats that
re-sstabIishnsnt Of the blockades Of GAL
weston and Charleston had been pubIished
10 Official papers. 2
IL has been communicated to Governmsn t
by the Spanish Minister Of Washington, that
sdvices from Caracas stAts that Gen Falcon
bad been defeated, and had fsd 30 the
N 0 Rntains.
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IN 3z# #%TT
VIVA sxvssssd III s6s Ashpishsases ID 80
pool 90 the day The EIibernisn LET'S. T'hs
rssolusioas and adarassss whiah wsre % be
proposed smpassisaIiy sfprsr pie cpl
slavery policy.
4 crowded meeting xas held 81 %. Jashes
lIallskeBses, o. ne ls1hs Ths spgeksrs
indaigsd In bitter invecsiyos against tie
Lord Mayor asd Mr. Mason for the Iass af-
fair at the Maasion House baBqusa,, and
o resolution eondsmning the Lord Mayor
was unanimobsly carried.
& The Bark Of Mobile bad remisted TO Lon.
don s4O, 900 In specie to meet she interest
on the Alabama bonds. = 2" 's'@ ." 80
Aavices from Paris neation that . oOn-
sraoA Cor q aopfsdsrats loAe, has= been ~
ssiysd, fef shsea sillieh peunda ii kShas
att per cent. ezchapgeabis against cotton
% option.
The Lonaon Times city article says that
- the Government has possession Of oil the
means Of transportation from ths fhseFiSf
to all ports, the eottoh thus hypotbicased
| win DO frss available FOR shipmsss % En-
rope.
Runners we're Ia circulation thai France
considered the blockade Of. Charleston
raised. The rumOr, however, needs eonar.
nation. .. .. ....., ~: =.
Reported that Fronch diplomatic note
had been sess TO Prussia, regarding Prus.
sian Interference In Poland:
The Patrie says the Polish insurrection
70 spreading. The insurgents attacked Wir.
lohow on the 18th, bat were ropulssd With
loss Of three hundred killed and wound.
Id. The AitY was afterwarde fred. Z v =. y
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TDr. Steiner, Inspector Of the ,United
States Sanitary Commission, says be was IN
Frederick, Maryland u st the time the Rebel
army invaded that State and passed through
that city, add that there must have been
over three thousand armed negroes promis-
cuously mixed up with the rebel horde.
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TBy letter received from the twenty
ninth, this morning, We learn that Captain
WILLIAMS has resigned, and LIST Sergeant,
". GARpxRR has been elected Captain OF
Company A, with bus eight dissenting votes.
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Especial to the NonpareiI.l

SIoaG CITY, MaFch 2.
City election came Of yesterday. Cop
psrhesds handsomely whipped. ". r.
Smith, Republican, rwas -gaectst Mayor by
10 majority. f6is e The frst Rspubiican
majority sVsr cast iu Sioux Clay. The big
quo is roaring, and there 10 great rejoicing
among the Crops" 60
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Washington March 4,

Reports were current here last weak Of q
severe engagement and repulse at Viuks-
burg. Governments 10 not aware that there
has been a general engagement ia that
quarter. ~. l.
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aouTHRRN NEWS.

WasnlnRtOu, EAECp .,
Richmond pspsrs ef The ID make DO msa-
ton Of affairs IL vicksburg.
A dispatch from Savannah Of the 1sE dc.
MES the report that &c MGAlisEsr had been
taken, bot says the steamer Nashville ran
aground near the Fort and wac destroyed
By Federal iron elads. :
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MONETARY AFFAIRS.

The Heralj's monetary article Gays the
effect Of the tax on dealers in gold, and the
policy of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
will, for the present, tend to check specu-
Iasion, and drive spectators 70 less sx-
pensive Geld.
Both Houses passed amendments to the
tax bill, rendering absolutely void all loans
over par on gold. So. .--- -.~.s~ >
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MRS. W W. MAYNARD, sec'y

E~The roads, In this portion Of America, have no,
been In condition than during the past week,
since-the oldest IRha bitant" can't rem ember when
The mails carried In store boxes mounte. on two
wheels and arrive with regularity that WON'T do to
''bet on"
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CONGR EsSEONAL.

Washington, Marcia.
The House yesterday passed the Ssuats
Bill indempfying the President for the sus-
pension of the Writ of Habsas Corpus
The Conscripticn Bill has been approved
by the President.
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- --- . - . go =
ATE STBoN!

The FIRST Annual Meeting Of Council Bluffs Sanitary
Commission will be held at the residence Of Mrs Sam
UEL CLINTON, on Saturday, March l4th, at o'cock,
p for the election Of etcers for the ensuing year
A FUN attendance is desired.
BY order OF the President:
MAS. w w.MArNARD Sec'y.
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AN ATTACH ON eMARLEsT0N ANFaCE.
PATED. -

NeW AOFKs NATGh ~
4 Hilton Head correspondent Of the
9Th nit. says the troops are under orders
10 embark The next steamer wall preba-
bly, bring intelligence q an stack on
Charleston. .-.....
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ErJEERIE FLEMING can "beat all of 'sm" in III
picture line So Hopper says and he knows. Her sal
lery Is in the old Express-RuiIding, up stairs.
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u~JoHE A. LArrERrY and host Of other msr
chants have gone EAss for their Spring stock The,
promise big things when they come back
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THE REBELS CALCULATING vICKsBURG.
nn:-n hF~rAh A

UaFOs NhFou Il
The Memphis Bulletin Of Saturday sage
we have Q report, viii oh is confidently be-
lieved in wall informed circles below, that
the rebels are evacuating Vicksburg.
The gun boat Carondslet, and five others,
are reported to have reached TaiIahatehss
river. bv wav'of Yaxoo Pass.