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KIEADQRS PROVOST MARSHAL;S OFFICER
III WASHINGTON, d. c., May %, 1868. {
SPECIAL ORDERS, No 33.-All orders heretofore
issued from these headquar ters reiatve TO Ia sale
of spirituous malt liquors to enlisted men or
soldiers of the Unit ed States army declared to
and persons of that class employed by the Quar-
termaster's or Ccmmissory Departments; and any
dealer in sprituous Eatt liquors detected in
selling giving the same to teamsterS or any OF
the above class of persons will be proceeded against
the same provided in special order, No. Il, of
March l6, 1868, OF these headquarters BY order of
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. 8. BAKER, Lieut.. and Adjutant.
Article 60, Articlss Of War.-''An suffers and re-
tainers to the camp, and all persons whatsoever
serving with the armies of the United States in
the field, though not entitled soldiers, are to %
subject to orders, according to the rules and dis
C1Sn REWARD.-Escsped from the Washing
.T kCU ton city Jail of the District OF Columbia,
on the night of the l3th of April inst 1905
One WEN. A. T0MPKINs, alias LAGRANGE, his
age is about Eyears; feet or inches high; light
straight back; his face is round and FULL of quick
Also, JOHN HARDING, about IS or so years of
age; feet or 9inches high; very sharp features;
hair and side whiskers grey mixed full and rolling
eye and intellectual forehead.
Also, JOHN KILR0Y. about feet 10 inches high;
~ years of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead; has grum frowning look fair COM
rlexion and pox marked. AL Of them had leg irons
oD when they left the Jail.
The above reward viii be given for their apsre.
hension if secured in the United States jail II the
pstrict OF Columbia, or $50 for either one es said
an I6 o. s. Marshal.
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
II Cry HALL.-0n FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
june 6th, at 50'cleck, ON the premises, We shall
Sell the following Valuable Building Lots in the
Vicinity OF the City Hall, viz:
Sub and part of and VI and part Of y. in
square $40 fronting each 25 feet on Third street
west between and streets north, running oack
lJ feet to wide alley.
Tergas cash.
Lots No 7 and s, in square No. 56S, fronting esch
9o feet ~ North street between Second and
Third streets, running back loo feet 70 % Ioot
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six ana
twelve months with interest, secured by g. deco OF
Hnss my en 7 eoSds sn J. G. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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nRoF. ALEX. WOLOWsKI Has the honor to
Il announce that, in compliance with the request
positiyey last course of instruction in Singing and
Piano, by his new and simplifed method, which
has met with unexampled success. All these who
desire to become in very short time fin, singers or
excellent performers can avail themselves OF this
last opportunity by applying at his residences No.
451 Tenth ST., between and II. my l6-2w
Ivl operation dispensing pure, cold And delicious
Soda w atsr to thsthirsty thousands. Cream and
other sirrpe slwsyScn and. Only call sx ),
MOona,S We ct End Drue eHtere,
ny1s2w f13Pa. avenue, south sise.
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pEoKERT'S y GARDEN,
ID NEAR THE NAVY YARD.
The undersigned res spectfully announces - clubs,
societies, private parties, &C., that his
beautiful summer Garden win De at the YEGHN
entertainments during the season, on very rea
sonacle terms. The Pavilion is one et the largest
within q short distance of the garden. For par
ticulars Apply on the premises, on street south,
FRANK A. BEOKERT,
my i5-lm* Proprietor.
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- q u & II 8
FROM
BILIOUS FEYERS,
MAsMATIC INJECTIONS,
AND SIMILAR DISEASES:
Do you want to restore yonr health by Bitter, Dis
gusting and Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Powiers?
Wsuld it rot be better to Try that Sure Remedy
that Delicious Restorative,
TOKAY,
or rather the
NECTAR OF TOKAY (HUNGARYj7
Used with moderation, that unparalleled Wine
sladdens the heart Of man, restores his nerve, dis
pels the lin gerng shades Of old diseases, and works
cures as admirable as agreeable,
You can get it genuine. pure and unsdulterated
st 8. C. FORD's Drug Store,
myS-lm 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
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HUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
~ snIHarnN Cry March 10 ISSS

S WASHINGTON CRY. March 10. ISSS.
Owners of steam vessels invited to send to the
Qssrtermsster Generals Once tenders for their
charter or sale.
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled registered
bonnase, sctual carrying capacity, material,
whether coppered, whether side wheel or pro-
peners, whether iron or copper fastened size and
pswer of engines and boilers; and should state the
srice at which they offered for long or short
charter with the estimated vslue OF the vessel in
csse Of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of chartering.
Owners ST steam vessels already in the service OF
the ouartermaster's Department are requested TO
make known tc the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
srAkt- and also the price ct which they viii be
willing TO sell them.
All sach tenders should be addressed 10 the
Qusrt@rnaEter General Of the United States, at
Warrington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received they will be considered, and the
Department will endeayor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and waters, by subgttutina. wherever 1t
can DO so, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
4boss now employed. n. U. METGS,
3 3a Quartermaster General
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing a greater. variety Of isferesting
reading than can te found in any ether, ,s
published on Friday morning.
TfREs-Cash, ia-ariatiy an adrance.
Single copy, per annGin.. 81 90
A. IA 70 w
Twenty-Five eopIee 20 70
It Invariably contains the Washington
News" that has made TIE Daily Ereniag Star
circulate SO generally throughout the country.
- Single copies Tin wrappers) can be pro-
cured a: tie counter, Immediately after the
issne of the paper. Price-THRRR CENTS.
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

UFFIUI HOUSE Of NEPKBsBNIATIFB U.S.,{
2ist May. 1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at this Office
until IL o'cio.k on Monday the goth of June next,
for furnishing for the use Of the House Of Rep
youndsl best White aud Furnace Coal, (steam.
boat size,l one hundred cords best dry Hickory
Wood The whole % be packed away in the vaults
of the Capitol, in the places which will be sksrn
application to the In the service Of the
House of kepr ese natives, and TO be delivered by
the lst day of August next.
Bonds fer the faithful xeeution of the contract
will be required.
Bids for coal and wood will be considered SEGA
raieiy, and satisfactory arrangements must be
made for the corr ect measurement of both.
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
Clerk OF n ouse of REPRESENTATIVES q 8.
my y IawSw tChrGn., Int. Rep.l
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E,OR SALE--A handsome sorrel MARE. s years
E old, without any fault whatever, will ~
guarantee. Rides easy, harness, saddle IN
and bridle. Also, . frst rate Bread Trough AA
aud nix Boxes Inquire at 333 south street, be-
tween lst and ID, Capitol Hill, near Penn. ay.
0uvx
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, ABROAD IRON FOR SALE.
q. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,

$50 q ST., WdainR:oa. May Il, l863.S
The undersigned will receive sealed bids for the
purchase of 933 go 22iD tons of new RAILROAD
icon, so pou nds to the yard
2so 724-224U tons of the above is al the Cambria
Mills, Johnstown. PeL sylvapia, az the balance
e72 5nt- t-124o is st Pittsburg, Per nsylvania.
In case bid is accepted, the party making the
viii be MOTIF ed q practicable. II
With ten days after such notice the party shall
fail 10 make payment in Government fu nds to the
rndersigned, tse Iron for which said bid was made
shalt be subject to sale to any other person
All bids must be sealed and directed to the
dersiEned. Washington, D. c., and indorsed bids
kcr Railroad Iron y
The right 70 reject any and al bids is expressly
reserved.
Bids wiz be received as above invited until June
D. at which time q decision viii be given.
myI6-td H. L. ROBINSON. Oapt. and A. Q VI.
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ByJ.c. McGUlRE & CO., Auctioneers.

ByJC NEG U1RE CO., Auctioneers.
gI,HRIE FINE DWELLINGS FOR sAL1-0n
i WEDNESDAY, the 81 day OF June, 1863, as
O'Clock .. m we will sell at public auction IN irons
of the premises the three neat dwellings, with
nastic fronts No. $40. s5l and 55S. on 18TH street
between and @ streets south, near the poolc
Of The island and convenient TO the Departments
and the avenue. The houses contain nine rooms
each They present fac opportunity to persons
desiring residences or Investments: and may be
purchased at private sale any time before the day
Of sale.
Terms. One-third cash; the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest. to be secure en- the
my r. eo&ds j. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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rI,RUsTEE'S SALE CT UNIMPROVEE PROP
i KRrY.-Or WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June
10th, st O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of
in Liber s.. No, 1872 folos 363 esq. one of the
Land records for Washington county. D e., and by
trict OF Colam bia passed iu chsncery cause, No.
1871, wherein Henry Barron ct al, are comy lain
ants and Chas, s. Wallach and Samuel HansOn Jr
are defendants, substituting me as Trustee in the
place and stead of the said U. s. Wallach sur.
yiying Trustee, shall self original lot numbered
ourteen (l4Din sqnare numbered nine hundred and
sixty $500 situated at the of street north
and Eleventh street east.
Terms cash.
All conyeyancing st the cost of purchaser.
VIM r. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
my Is -2aw&ds ]. G. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PENNSYLVANIA IAAvENUE.neAr Wiilards' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER. ............. MANAGER
THIS twednesdsy, EVENING. June 2.
increasing success of the triumP Phant eagag smsnt
ofsf hiss R:is IualhEt q Il A@fsi.R %EsTRks ksss.s
who to IbST as1 OF
A''' ISsT$ SS!f$$kt$$Sssss' s$$1s' pay Of
g. g. THs The skI$4sbs skIs44ssbs DavShTssk ba SHEER
On tomorrow Thursday evening for the last
time,
Oh. THE rLo%Ess oF THE FOREST.
- Admission @. 3, and IS cents. No extra
vARlETIE6! NARIETiESi
Fronting Penrsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
NIX is' khassY fsiIs Sfnssi IEsIiR Il
THIS AFTERNOON. AT O'clock.
Ladies' adr.i,sicn . cents; children u cents.
This evening. also. tho beneat of Mr.. Leslie.
Previous to the Matinee. this afternoon he win
the Varieties carrying stove on his back.
The ai:s iS'%R'sf sfhLis hisI AS$skS. e's; knSSn'sF
OR. ruH EHF HFoRaHSs EHhkSH 81 sFxit xxte1ras,
in preparation.
On Monday TR John n Hosks sG.r'
Admission Is AID 50 cents. Private Boxes, SIS.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, June 4tk.
cARNcRoss 4 pIxEY's
MIEsTRELs,
TIE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
~ THEIR
GRAND ETHIOPIAN sOIRKEs.
Producing sll the Latest Novelties.
Neic and Beautiful Scngs,
Lauehsble Burlesqaes. Plantation Scenes
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL 0YERTUREs,
Vocal Quartetts, Fancy Dances, &C., &C.,
AS performed by this
WORLD-RENOWNEDT TROUPE
OPERA HOUSE IN PHILApELPHIA
READ TIE LIST OF ARTlsTES.
j, L. carncrcss. EF. Di1ey,
Prank Morsn, j. II, Boss,
J. 8. Cox, A: b. Racket
Charles stevens, G. Viliiers,
Thomas A. Beckett, III. D. EdInonds,
T. L Sim psnn, r. Patterson,
R.Fraser, Chas. Gibbons.
Forming in all the
Largest cRGANIZATIuy EXT ANT.
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock. Eater-
teinIne Mt eoEn GneEces ut clock.
Tickets q CENTS; reserved seats 80 cents. Office
open for the sale Of secured seats from IN to
pm J. l.. CARNCRoss. Manager
e 2-3tr JAMES ". HOLDEN Agent.
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uEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WASH
H INGTuN
Cfte CAi0 QaayferMaster. biny ., 1853.
DEALERS ~ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. GAR
DEN SERDS &c. are reque sted to furnish this oisce
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS N. GREENE, Chief QzartsrmsssAr, De-
partment Of Washington. my 25f
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON / CO.,
2ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
F1fwxss 9rH 10rE sTs.
COMBS BUILDINGJ
Invite the Trade to Inspect their stock OF
WINES AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND sEGARs,
GROCERIES FOR TIE CAMP,
unsurpassed in this city in variety and quality.
Being the Sole Agents for
MEssRs. FRANK BININGER & CO.,
No. Is BEAVER En-, NEW YORK,
we sell their celebrated
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
at New York prices,-ereisht added
We would call the attention Of DIVISION PUR-
VEYoRS to the fact that we have the above goods
ready packed for shipment in cases containing
frem one to twelve dozen each, and can Gil any
order for them on call.
S.-
p. s.-We also keep constantly on hand the l&rges
and most varied assortment of
CHAMP PAGEE WINES
TO be found in this city, embracing the following
well-known brands
woe CLIoUOr,
Meet CElNDoN,
G. q. MUMM Il CO.,
PIPER KLIDsIcE,
HIIIsICK Il &C,
EUGENE CLFaU0F,
DE ST. MARCEAUX,
CHARLES EIVART t CO.
Ep An Inepeetiop Of oar Stock ls most respect
fully solicited.
AUG. JOHNSON & co.
may H-tf
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OF FL CIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAsHiS.Tos. May 81, 1858
Release from the draft Gn the ground of aGenage
has beer denied in the following case:
Name. Where drafted
Matthias Schlack, IT,. Dane CO.. Wisconsin.
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioaeers.

BY J. z. McU UIHE d CU., AuctiUHetrB
GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue Of a decree OF
VI the Orphans Court Of the County of Wash
ington iu the District ofColumbis. will offer At
next, at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises. Lot No.
three hS,) in Samuel Davidsons subdivision of
square No. hundred and Gig hty-f four, Q34,l
fronting thirty three feet north K street, and
running back hundred and forty six feet eleven
ipchs
Terms Of sale: One third of the purch ase raoney
to be paid in cash and the residue in two equal in
lime nts at six and twelve months, With interest,
to be secured by approved notes.
JULIA H. ADDISON,
Guardian of Ckas. Morris Addison.
my 26-3taw&as J. G. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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DR0P Ais FOR FU Ell.

wQBAETEAAAsTER's OFFICE y 3. MARINE CoRfS,}
WASHINGTON. 2eth May, 1858. s
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received At this ofsc ce
nntil Tnursdsy. the 18th day o Of Jans isss at !,
the q. s. Marines 81 Warrington, D. c., from lst
July, 1853, to 5eth June. 1864.
The Wood to be good merchantAble oak, and to
be delivered, piled measured and inspected At such
peints within the wallis of the Marine BarrAcks as
may be designated ny the Cnmmanding Marine
OGreer free of expepsi to the United States.
The Coal to be best white ASH anthracite egg
coal. free from dust and to weigh 2.2i0 pounds to
the ton to he wei ehed in. pected and delivered at
sueh points within the wallis of the Marine Bar
racks 81 may be Designated by the Commanding
Marine Off csr free of pense tn the nited States
and both wood and coal to be furnished At such
times and In such quantities as the said Com
DsndinE Marine Officer may require.
Payments will be made upon the quarterly reaui
sitien of the Commanding Officer. stating the
Quantities required :or the use of his command,
agreeably to regulations
guarantee to be signed by two responsible per
sons. whose responsibility must be- certified to by
the q. 8. District Judge, o. g. District Attorney,
or o. 8: oole ctor. must accompany each proposal,
otherwise 1t viii OF be considered.
To be endorsed "Pr oposals for Fuel and .Ad-
dressed to the undersigned. W, SLACK,
NV 2l-lAg4E Major and On Al ft8rmAster.
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PROPOSALS.
ErkEsH BkEF AND yE9HTABLks FOR TIE
II NAVY


BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLorHIsa.
WaSsi2sxoa, ID. C. May a, lScS.
SRALED PROPOSALS will be received at tits Offs 90
autil the fifteenth day of June, 1863, II nooI, fer
she suppy Of sixty THOUSAND pounds of fresh Beef
end sixty thouss d pounds OF fresh Vegetables,
yhs Washington station, during the fiscal year
commencing on the srst oxy OF July next, and end
ing on the thirteth June, 1854.
The Beef and vegetables must be of good aual,ty,
ana the best The nrarket affords; and e.eh a.ticls
must be offered for by the pound The Beef 10 be
in esual portious of fore ana hind quArters.
Bond with szp.cyed security will he reanrsd in
half the estimated amount of the contract, and
twenty per c-ntlm in addition will be withheld
from the amount of each payment to be made As
collateral .ty for the due performance nf the
contract which will no account be paid until 1t
is fully complied with.
Every of%er made must be accompanied las di-
rected ia the act of making
for the naval service for 1887. approved 10th
August. 1851 by Written guaranty. signed by
responsible persons, to the effect th at
he or they under rtake that the bidder or bidders
will. il his heir bid he accepted, enter into
an obligation, within i've days, with good and suf
fcisnt sursties to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless aecore "a
MED tyfueh rsnty and by satisfactory evidence
that tae bidder has the license required by la~o
nprE
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,e "a ' !. G. aeGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.

ByJ c. MCGUIRE d 90, Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS on THB ISLAND, NEAR GRACE
CHuKcH-On TU ESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th,
at O'clock on the premises, we shall sell Lots
Nos. IL, Is, and IA, IN Square No. all, fronting
each % feet on 9TH street west, between and
streets seuth uelsnd) q short distance south OF
Grace Church fronting each IS feet 9th street
and ming back 90 feet TO q wide public alley.
The lots are beautifully located Ior private resi-
denees, and win be sold TO the highest bidders.
Terms cash.
my 2S-G j. G. McGUlRE d CO., Aucts.
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VA HIDES-HIDES.
w ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on eyef1
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At II O'Clock o
m. at the Wharf on 8xth street, Washington, al
sale
Terms cash, in Treasury notes, to be paid .t the
mement Of sale. G.. BILL,
jas fChron.l 1t Col. and G. 8. D.
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INTERNAL REy1NUE STAMPS,
OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,
For sale al the Stamp window of the City Post
nfee my 2s2w
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AUCTION SALES.

ByJ. McGDIKE Il CO. Auetioaesrs.
HANDSOME DOU BILE BRICK DWELLiHS
H HOUSE. WITH LAlGE Lor, At oossEk VI or
MONDAY AFTERNOON, June sth, at c'cloch on
the premises, We shall sell lot No A. in square NO.
l2l, fronting II feet inches on North .treet AZ
the corneS of Tw an tipth strpet west snd running
bach l2s feet s1a inches, tngethar vi IA the i'm;
prcyemsnts. eensisting OF = handsome ana wei
built Deu BILE Brick D~eling House. containing all
the modern i'm provemente.
Terms at sale. -
the purchaser.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
RICHMOND WING.
wRDNRsuAY noHNING, SEPT. ., oss.
Charlastnn

We do rot DIS, ar OF CharestOu because OF the
abAndOuuaut o, Morris I Ia L. The nesresf point Of
land On that Island more than fouf miles from the
city, and the way is barr every sgalIbs pOin, by
al the impeineuts that Ell eeripg scie and skul
inteFpOse, and all tie opposition that The most de-
tsrmlned courage Ofer s. u We need 10, seek to
disguise the fact that the pe Of tbs CT y for some
time felt TO be great i Increasing, aud that lie
present si.uatCn is such 10 msad seeplssS
vigilance aud the mos. heroic dew IN on the
part Of its defenders. Il is dus to ,us euey, TO
tie relation that city bears TO struggle fer indrPen
nee to her past reputation aud her future renoNn,
that Charleston saOIli 40: fall except ahes Iesis.
E0ee as desperate as any recorded in history. And
then, if she must talh the wtOis country the yzed
W 10, inlsJd looks % thal nothing is Ell to re-
ward Tie lust " salate Tie wade iveness o. grace
the triumph Of the Assai4nts. South CaIOnians have
every Wbere aud At all tmes, shown their eour-
age. SaOuld it b. Impossible ID defend their leaI.
uul aud iamOgs city, they viii have opportunity Of
Showing something raIeT 30 higher than courage 10
split that mad. Cato preer sef-deetructCu to shame
Bat We all uot dwell on the posIbUi,y OF tue enemy
succeeding We prefer believe that the valOur aud
good fortune which hav, saved Charleston heretofore
-hen threatened vii sG protest her from The violent
hands Of an irflrA,eJ aud besOted foe aud lha. she
nav come out sclthess aud erOEned With fresh honog
irom her fiery trial
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
LOCAL DEFENCE

To tie Editor Of The Wig:
The Legislature of Virginia being in session, will
submit by your permission for their consideration the
outlines Of plan Tor the organic ItOn of our people
Tor local defence. Having been urged to do 80 by men
Of judgment aud experience legislators make the
suggestions with the mors confidence aud boldness.
premise that aoy legislation by the Legislature of
Virginia for the organization of her people for active
field operations must to be effective have reference to
some pas future legislation the part of the Con.
federaie Congressfor only such deTs as have been
jntO the Confederate service caa enjoy the
benefit Of the cartel for the exchange Of prisoners &C.
Again, the Confederate Congress has enacted law by
wS ch citizens non-eonscrpts, organize into COM
Lanes of not less than tWtny, a. and &c acceped
part Of { Provisional Army Of the Confedsra e
Statks
Il will be seen. az gance,' that the Confederate
Cen Ie has done all that necessary to enao tie
SlAelJ orgAl liz her CT izsus in the short' tine, g.
viii TIE smallest am0uht of ~Osk lat eff cdvs mil.
ary organ z1ioD, under the f'H protection Of The
Coof.Se %Ie Government and Jet under the complete
eOntr OF the State. ThesContederate Law 10 utterly
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assmsd |. Is elsaFiy an Issue wbsre prudence was Gre
better part Of vAcr, and bis sasGolty and good mso-
agtnens are warmly appauded BY bis superior ocesa.
There Is sometimes more In sAsng an army or portion,
than 10 galp5g victory. Il was so In this case. and
Col Harrison Is entitled to credit for his general
ship in not fighting at the tne Il he would have been
had be- at such imminent risks assaulted the enemy and
reaken the rifle pits
Everything has been comparatively quiet to day
Aonl rie, by way Of experiment, joined the James
Island batteries aud opened with her long range guns
upon The enemys working parties in front OF battery
Wagner it s said with much accuracy and the happi.
est tf c.. The Yankees scamperipg in ever7
direction the first sight Of smoke from gum but
nOmeat after the exrloSion Of the shell all we're at
their work again. IL were impossible 10 conceive Of
more Industrious and interchangeable set o. beavers than
these lame abolition tools Gen. Gilmore. Day and
night through sunshEe ard storm have they Kept up
their unremttng abOrs approaching little by 6ttle for
miles, until they are now rgh. uaderour Their
nee to day are within two hundred yards Of our hat