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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-23
MORE TESTIMONIALS!
.
M RS. MANCHES TER

Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials OF
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received the following which are
commended to the notice of the afflicted. Mrs Man
chester may be consulted at
M. Clann,s RInck. r 0nm No G.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-23

OFFICE HoURs-From A. NJ. till r. NJ.
sugl1 ms outal ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-30
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 29-Flaeg-of.truce
steamer New York, Captain Chisholm, arrived
from City Point last evening, in charge al
Major Mulferd.
They bring no prisoners. Papers from the
eon1ederates We're received up to July 9th
The Fayetteville. Observer insists that "Dr
Morris, President of the telegraph company.
should dismiss the enterprising reporter who
invented the story of General Lee taking forty
thousand prisoners Does the Observer wis h
to starre out the telegraph by confining it TO
the truth
"Dr. John H. Davis died in Richmond last
Friday.
"Gold is worth S11 in Richmond.
"Seyenty-seven Yankee prisoners arrived
Yesterday morning from Culpeper, and twenty
from Wytheville.
1.-THE Mayor of Savannah has issued a nroc
lamation requesting all residents of the CITY
To organize Tor home defense, and all managers
OF s ores, workshops, or other places of busi-
ness, to close them at two o'clock on MONDAYS
Wednesdays, and Fridays for the purpose of
drill. He directs that an enrolment be made
OF every man in the city capable of bearing
arms In its defense.
"a. II. Stephens reached Augusta Georgia
yesterday from Richmond
Steamer New York left Fortress Monroe at
two O'Clock this afternoon, for Annapolis
The Portsmouth Virginian, of July 27 saws.
"Ihe trial OF DIR. Wright is progressing and
the following witnesses have been examined
Lieutenant Colonel Hugh q. Ford, One Hun
dred and Fifty sixth New York volunteers,
and Leutenant Colenel George M Gwinn.
One Hundred and Forty eighth New York
yaluntes rs.''
Propeller United States arrived here this af-
rebel prisoners. They were sent to Fort Nor.
folk
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TEE HosrAen orrrcEns.-The, Richmone

THE HOSTAGE OFFIcRRs.-The Richmond
Enquirer, of the 27th inst, says: In response to
the announcement that Gen. w. III. f. Lee and
Captain Winder have been placed in close con-
Yankee officers, Flynn and Sawyer, con.
demned to be shot by the Confederate autho-
rites, our Commissioner has informed the
Federal Government that the Gonfederase
Government will not be intimidated by any
such threats, and that the execution of said
officers will take place as soon as the President
may see fit. -
: 1t is hoped that the Executive win see fft to
give the order for their execution i'm rediateiy.
as we have now over dve hundred Federal
officers in our hands, besides ssme five or six
thousand priyates, at Is inithe power OF The
ter extreme. iThepeepFe' cafI for tl,e death sf
these two Yankees, and it is useless to'tielay
the death any ionEer., j. saasg -. -
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PROPOSALS.
ROPOs lis FOR MBBR


CHIBY ASSIST QuARrEaMAsfHl's OPEIoB,)
Depot Of wslnxsen %ssnssaTos sii g. 5nIy ~ e.
sKALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until MGsDAh: a. ASsass Az, a. lsss a. - o'clock for
lion feet Of Lumber a of the fft fsoxins Hns KIND KIND
II" Five ssnd!sd ana it, thousand tsooee, feet -
or one nl inch White Pine Common Cuttings,
.ha Inch Whit. Pine oennon o o1Iiinss. oni
Twenty thousane t9o.oOol feet 81 or two (2) inch
Thirty thousand ts'oSS1 feet White Pine Timber,
Thirty thsusaDd lso 9oe) feet White Pine Timber,
Thirty thousand t so5 f feet White Pine Timber,
s.y tSss.saa g! ,sS e.. ,si.. or ten e,o
i ssi %
Ten fho9ssnd dO.ooo) feet Jolst, by 5 II feet long,
Ten shopsspa lo .co feet Joist by s. ]. feet long,
Ten thousand eo) feet Joist. by s. Is feet long,
Ten thousand s19 600, feet seantlins. by 4. "A
Ten Thousand oooj feet seantling,s by ls feet
Ten u.and GOO, feet sc.nslings by 4. IS feet
All the above described to be good, mershantable
Lomesr to the ,h Of an agent ap
All the lumber to be delivered by the Sd day Of
ssptem oer' 1865. pRoposA1s
The full name and Post Office address Of the bid
der must appear in the proposal.
OF All the parties must appear, or the bid win be
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con-
eidered, and AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOM-
Propos ais must be addressed to Capt. Edward L.
Hartz As.;taIt mas United States
marked Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility OF the guarantors must be
shown by the Official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court of the United States Dis.
The ability the bidder to all the contract, should
It be awarded to him. must be guaranteed by tive
pended 20 tne guarantee and said guarantee must
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals win not be oonsid
Bonds in the sam of Eve thousand dollars. signed
By the ontractor and both Of bis guarantors win
be required of the successful bidder a sbidaers
upon signing EahM the contract ant Let, ~ .,,v,
=, and -, Of the county of I and d'1s Stats ts
the contract II With the terms an1s Of
accepted. he win Ct once enter into contract in
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared to become his secureties.
certificate above mentioned]
ns alEht @ to reject any OF all M bids that may bs
qpired BY he Governnsnt. And in case OF the
furnish within the time pn escribed in quality or
sSrantity S the Lumber stipulated to be deliverer,
right to supply such deaciency By purchase. and
sueh bidder be charge .ith the difference Of cost
Informal proposals will hSWIsb B Fisissi l. HARrz
~ 22-td Captain and A. Q. NJ, o. 8. Army.
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AWAR IN GREECE.
Interesting Extract from q L Letter from thai
Country

BosToN, July % DIR. King in letter to the
Ira, eller, from Athens, Greece, dated July d,
says:
81 am now in the midst of civil war. Par
ty spirit and love of rule have at length diyi-
aed soldiers and citizens into two hostile bands,
and n the streets and squares OF the CITY blood
a battle was necessarily raging, and the sound
OF guns and cannon told MS the work OF death
was going on.
yesterday, through the Intervention of the
Ministers of the three protecting Powers,
France, England and Russia, truce of forty
hours was proclaimed, which will end to- night
or Tomorrow morning and the above men
toned Ministers have proclaimed that if. fight
ing shoula commence during the time of truce,
they will leave the place and 60 on board their
ships, and invite all under their protec ection to
60 also, and cut Off all communication from a
country from which true patriotism seems to
be forever exiled."
DR.. King does not appear to entertaian any
special apprehension in regard to his own safe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-30

DROP0sALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIBl2
Z O'Clock :, of August j, for the construction
OF the Lattice Girdsrs required for the roof Of the
Trt asury Extension.
Bidders must state pri ce per pound delivered 1T
the building. and must name the shortest time in
which they will agree to complete the work They
will also be required to furnish foreman to attend
to putting the work in place, without extra charge.
The plsns and Specifications may be seen at the
Treasury Department, Once of Construction.
All bids must be accompanied by the written
guarantee of two res Eponsible persons, that the
bidder is a manufacturer and in able te perform
The work and that he will e1 ecute the contract if
awarded to him.
No proposal will be considered that does not con-
form to the requirements OF this advertisement
and the plans and specifications. The Department
reserves the right to reject any all the bids, il
it be considered for its interest to do SO.
All bids must be enclos ed in q sealed envelo pc
and endorsed" Proposals for Lattice Girders.n
ISAIAH ROGERS,
jy q. eo4t Super vising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-30

FINANoIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
buoyancy to-day, but the business has been
heavy, and prices for the most part are higher
There is not such an energetic disposition to
buy, but there is less desire to SELL Govern.
H1ent stocks were steady and firm Tennessee
skies advanced e, and Missouri n 3 For Vir-
ginlas 6e was bid. Railroad bonds with a
moderate business tended upward. The gold
market ruled steady this morning, the extremes
being 127 4a127X, and closing at half past one
O'Clock at 2zssa127x. The sales at the board
were Sl25,Oo0 at 127Ka127%. In foreign ex-
change thereis not much doing this morning,
the rate for sterling ruling at f39x.
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DROPOsALS FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
Il GOODS, go.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON. I
Office Of CHEF QnartermaSter, Jukyl 1853.
Written proposals are invited for furnishing for
this Department. to be delivered in this city, the
following articles, suitable for clothing
men. women, and children.
hussett Brogans, and other serviceable Shoes
for men. women, and children's wear.
Chip, felt, and woolen Hats, and cloth Caps.
Resdy made hickory and check Shirts, and Den
ham Over alls.
Kerseys, linseys. ginghams, blankets, and other
WOODEN and Cotton Goods.
Sample should be sent with each bid, at the ex-
pense OF the party forwarding the same.
No bids Will be entertained unless satisfactory
evideHce can be furnished Of the reliability ana
10y atty of the bidder
Proposals win be opened from time to time and
contracts awarded as the interests of the service
may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
ful6llment of any contract made under this adver-
tiaement.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed, and Endorsed =" Proposals for furnishing
Dry Coo DIS. &c. ELIAS M. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel. Chief Quartermaster,
5y . I'm Department of Wash inston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-30

A FAITHFUL PRIEsT.-One Of the Roman
Catholic priests of Newark, Nj, told his flock
some days since that IL he should at any time
outrage whatever upon any. .colored citizen, he
should Immediately seek out and protect in his
own house the person 30 assailed. = aA8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-30

u The arrest of gang of notorious thieves
IN chicago has led 70 the, discovers that tne
for their plbhder. They consideredr such q To-
cality least liable to suspicion or search.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-30

The Draft in Lockport and Buffalo.
BUFFALO, July 29-The draft at Lockport
was completed yesterday. Although trouble
was apprehendeG, none occurred. 1t is under
stood that the draft in this city will commence
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-30

BOSTON, July 29.-The twenty-six pirates
recently captured in the harbor of Portland
have been transferred from Fort Preble to Fort
Warren. t=5'' t+'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODo Fellows

NO ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT. in conse.
Quenee Of the Hall being previously engae aeed but
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
viii raappear TOMORROW EVENING, Friday
July 3ist, with inereaSe ed attraction
~ Grand Prestidisitsrial Matinee at O'Clock
p. tn. n. \. Saturday.
Doors open st IA O'Clock: commence at o o'clock
Adnissio ion a5 cents; Reserved Seats 80 7ents
CANTERBURY HALL.
L1UIeIANA Az. EEAs sixth srnrxv.
Vim. e. sinn. =. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE SUMMER THEATER
STANDARD MUSIC HALL.
THE POPULAR AMUsEMEkT INSTITUTION
ONLY PLACE OF THE KIND IN WASH
ING TON,
MAMMOTH DRAMATIC AND OPERATIC COM.
BINATIONi
THE FLOATING E9 S1SaG SEaa6s o, DEATH.
THE YAHfkEE TAR.
Characters by the Dramatic Company.
HEAT ffT ss0'fh s l se 8 lsss oas
BY the Court of Beauty, r
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Great Operatic songstress.
The snHGs Immense Corps d'Ethiope in n.nouo
eiixTRAvAaANzAs, de. dSASohs'
Admission twenty FIVE and fifty cents.
Grand Family Matinee every SATURDAY. Afternoon
the Great Lanfretta Troupe on Monday, Au-
gust go. jyT.6t
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The Eishth Massachusetts Regiment

Boston, July 29.-The sth Massachusetts
regiment arrived home to-day. They served
first at Newbern, and then in the FIRST corps
of the Army of the Potomac shortly after the
battle OF Gettysburg.
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A DAks' l1PRIss COMPANY.
NOTICE OF KzdOvAL.

A OAAS' 1XRRlHS COMPANY. az&
EIz NOTIOl OF REdOvAL.
re DlLIyxRY eH1ICA Of this Sozpsa7 II
1smeved nom Third street to the Iargs depot On y
o)feee. fesWoea ID and "a dGtraAsa sslaassS
GUTLERs, ATT1NTJONL 2. go
~ FOR SALE. 3,
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP, ,tas7#+ ~
I0 :. ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
100 TALLOW
Cheap for cash ct National Soap and Candle
Works, Green street and the Canal, 6eorsetown,
i army that am prepared to furnish at all times
and at short NOTICES. all kinds Of WAGONS, 60, ap
pertaining to safleIs. = OHARLE6 6LAOK,s
Corner or John xnd Cathedral sts.,.
mar N-6m. sss Baltimore, Nd.
pAR9AIN6, BARGAINS Great bargains and
ID Clothing, Furnishing Goods, HAts and CAPS at
sAlTHps4e0 seventh ~. III
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N ADDITION TO OUK USUAL LAKGE AND
i choice assortment of Instruments-xA
which We sell astonisbingly cheap for cash
or on moathly payments, We have just re- ttt 1tt
ceve,d b fine selection Of steinway and Sons
Also, two superior seven Octave Pianos, at S27s
for $3.50. 81 - a - =
Two excellent fine toned, Octave Pianos just in,
which will be rented on moderate tarns
W. G. METZEROTT'S Music Depnt.
jy 22f corner llth and Pa. ave.
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TNREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
i COMPTROLLER OF TaE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, July l6, !363.-Whereas, by satisfac-
tory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has
been made 70 appear that the First u National Bank
District Of columbis, has been duly under
and according to the requirements OF the act of
Congress entitled :" An act to provides national
currency, secured by a .dge OF United states
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re-
semption thereof approved February Is, 1868 and
has implied with all the provisions of said act re-
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
busineeao of Banking s,t -s@
Nov therefore, |, Hugh Mcculloch, Comptroller
of the Currency do hereby certify that ths said
First National Bank Of Weshineton, county of
Waship gton, and District of Columbia, is author
ized to commence the business OF Banking under
In testimony whereof witness my hand
Il. 81 and seal OF off CO this 18th day of July 1858.
4sl,s.s ert.fs al 5s5- HU GR yMGCULL0OH,
jy 1,d2m 80 Comptroller of the Currency.
. CLOTHING AT SMITHS, eIs. asl =
] OjyN sl3E s 400 Seventh street.
CIBs0NT MANUAL, NEW EDITION; 81
" -y8 yRANCK TAYEOR
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES,
fronting Pennsylvania avenao and Ninth st.
JIM BuDWoRTE,
JIM BUDWORTH.
JIM BUD%SsIH, BUDWoKra,.
A0NE ES SUTHERLAND,
AGNES SETH ERLAND
zssEs 4ssEs ssT5TTHHEEKkfzSB; g 81 EkEzSB;;
EMMA MARSH
EMMA MARSH,
EMaA EMMA MASH, aAssH,
MILLY BERTHA,
MILLY BERTHA.
MItkY MItIY BsSTHA, BsSTHa,
yoHHNY Wild,
JOHNNY WILD,
JOHNNY WILD,
AND NEARLY FIFTY
4HHHSEs:: 4zHEHzSES:: 44HEzSES:
INA
B9gsEE B9gsfE BHE; BitH;
B9TstE B9TstEE ELL; ELL;
Admission Is, 50 and IS cents. tyT-6t
WASHINGTON THEATeR,
ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AVENUE
ALBERT CASSIDY. Manager.
rHuRspAfsIR sRANP Po6hIaaF1 SAKA F1GHTi TrauRsn.v,
First appearance Of the Spanish Baliarine
MARIE FTA RAVEL,
In combination With Jane En glish famous French
rRoSPRP 1GHPs 81. bsN1s, 6hi
First night Of the new trick pantenine, the
GOLDEN EGG.
An entirely New, Artistic, and Amusing Pro-
gramme.
beautiful Rosita! Charming Augusta
Handsome Aueusfe Comical Caron
Every member OF the great troupe appears to nj aht
KATE FISHER, the great protean actress
and her entire celebrated Dramatic Company, are
engaged 10 appeaf at this establishment
SGala Matinee Saturday Afternoon.a
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HOUSE, SIGN ANDs
II ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
The undersigned would respectfully inform tho
public that they are now ready to execute all the
above branches of Painting in the very best man
ner equal to any of the above branch in this city
We will use none but the best materials and ork-
manship ma. and guarantee to give general satrsfac-
are moderate. Call and give us . trial.
JOHN B. SCOTT,
PHILIP NJ O'BRYON
No 800 D street, bet. 18th and 18th sts.,
My n-lm* north side
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Be sure that every bottle bears the ac-simile
of our signature on a steel plate label with our
private stamp over the cork.
p. H. DRAKE i Co,
202 Broadway, New York.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Physicians,
Grocers, Hotels, Saloons, and country dealers
jy 23.eolm
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nRPHANS' COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
~ ~ Washington County,, To- wit lin the csse of
deceased, the executor aforesaid has. with the ap
probation OF the Orphans Court ST Washington
day of August next. for the final settlement and
the personal estate of said deceased,
been collect ed a az ID turned into money, when and
where al the creditors and heirs of said deceased
are notified to attend, tat the Orphans Court of
properly veuched, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds es
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star
previous to the said 9Th day Of August. 1855.
Test: O. ROBBINS
jy is law3w Register Of Wills
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ID. n.
Harrison Co. Democratic CoNvsn.
ssatiow.

Tss Dszsscrasy Of HAIRLESS Co.. gswA- win Esses
in nass eoaysnsk@n at tie aeazs Hozas La Asgno-
liza an Saturday the ma &ay II August asxi, Ter
the puspesa Of sezalnating eeunty o~saesrs, 10 es-
E&alza t~swssA4p cluba and eozaHaistees, 10 aypeint
assssasss 70 sssssa EAs R&pssseasaave District
oenvsaiisas wkasA yin BE- hsaasa in AsKnosaa, sn
tha ssfa DAY 81 Aagast. and 10 skkify the aoaaan&~
saoas zaass ey ths pSsaoer4sse State CenvsatIon.
&aas asozaa tAs Stars sn& sszEpesi Come aas
wac ara 10 fAves 81 TIA rsSsssssaez ed ne unaam,
Law. eEasF and sAs csnasitasisa. aad gggessa 70
assolHsasn4 s~astiiian, aaarcAy and aesyoaisa.
1~s& sy@& JANIS HARDY, caasra
Sra sss Dsznserasir Caazsas uouss
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The sbovs nazaed gsnsissaaa has been
paassd BY the Democratic State Central
Ceaanissee, OF she head Of ths DaaaocraG-
is tiskss, - candidate for G~ovsrnor, In
the place Of MATUglx L. FEsaga, who has
wftA&rs~a his maze from the eaavass. A
large majority Of tae Dsaaoefasie papers
In the Ssass have already ssissd the aaaae
I'll Gen. Tusslss ~ sAs ssaasAsd bearer Of
tho Dsszooracy daring sss psssens polisi-
sal easapsign. II thsy hsss gsod aad
saassisns rsassns, s~asisfsssory 10 ssssa-
sssvss. foF doing %, sAsy af sssrss D
isssiaAbls N tAkisg thss eessrss, and we
hays no fsalt - asd wisA sksnss For car
pass, ws hsss dissavsssd no Ysasan,
bsyoad - nsss assaiassiun Of the osa.
ssai C~ssnHaistss, vfo ~ 10 sssAorisy 10
aaaka tks aoniaasios, shy ma shaald
aizg bis name 10 ~ bsssss a. the Dsna-
serasie standard bearer ia the present
sAavass, 10 preferences % any other zasa.I
We desire 70 ysss Cor O Desaoesss fog the
easos Of GovsEaos Of this State, and ws
Do nos iassad - esss eas vote for any
maa, Who doss not apAeld and malas&ia
Dssassss1is psisciplsss . asa andss stAad
ahsa. Every aaaa In sxssine his vote fsr1
"a o6ow-sa agent 30 Do his wiiI--ff no
II . mas VI sense, viii svots Tor the man
wAa ssnss nsaxsss rsdsstisg his visws,
and whss u sassssd, wiil ssxsy oas sls
psinsipiss u ths psxty skas sassss hin-
Gsn- TatsIs assd % b sslIsd Dme-
Grad, haf sisA ! sksngs 4 sines md CIR
sasastaasm mn may sAsass tbsir siswss
md asn. Tatsis, - FIR - - knox, nsy
- ss~AAg. - vssy sppo1ils a Wat il
- $50 - jeias4 ~ -.
W~ssssellsse sssy vii uhsa ssxsssx
90 ansds sssrstaxy II Wsx, skrs 81
D&kspre ~ throsekssf g
wss = sls11Si1e - ps,pk~aa
sssss q @6~Aeksks oes~s--a
- -
-
HeneM. NJ -
49, 49,
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90
saility of the Administrative il -
sssss ~ the war, ESPECIALLY 10 sorSs g"
81 pf Treasury. 'aF'ss.
i'll Eg CsiHo, .Ans -
reconnaissance Feaankly m.5.
Matches TO Wooivills, tbe ssr Sas ina
kiusou eounsy, 40 miless distsnt o. Vii.
neesso " Railroad wssh ST. ua cog
asss hsyoas Sasa Laasisians srrsSl1s
assssoysd5 locomotives, S. faaaas
and platform cars, together wags
cotton factory, and soften ma. fsoa
GOODS g sAs vaiaa e2O, 900: m.
sfsaesaoa OF railway faeilisies. Ia =
. very serious blow to the rebsi, pfSE
other advantages ara hardly H.. Wis
aas 70 cur asms, must be t6s aP'%
the openang mp of south wswss,n ma
sipps waaeh this sxpsditiop Ia.
Aswbera Aug. u
Laae Raleigh STANDARD has
sstisls Of e-olazDna 10 length a'
bag the trs&ehery of the eonfsds,'e4a as
era, showing The faIsity of tbsir Isa'
and LII success Of their efforts >. VAS
portions only Of bat 5 of the ~ o.
Ssssas reaaain 10 hands Of the eontAA
| end pTapssing to North Cs,oI;n.
sovereign capacity, to MAKE Iss
o~vsrtares 10 de Gerth fsr ~. 7.sas
thirds Of the rsbel prisoners Lst
desire 70 ssks the cath Of ALL
lshsS s&a zszaaia within Oh, Ia
enc FaEtrsss Monroe, Al,
ssssass .. 4. spauIding no, "
ria laiaad she 10th at 10 a. n. ~"
ssrirea on Tharsday; the sn.m- 'S,
isors sass al stripped2 and pre5, az
a<siens and nj daylight on Pr,dsTIR
tsFiss on Morris Island oDsusd IT,
whsch lasted 40 hour or twa G ~
ceased Tbs monitors did not 4,
- soon - the batteries eeassd f,,s.
~sssnsssfs pat up tsser avniar.. n -
Won 70 given Of this moveusst G,t4l
AMI ssys daring this short sursg.@1St
sss several shots strike sumtes
bFiska and mortar to ~ proI,.E~
Of cur officers who left Morris ~ -
Fr1osy speaks confidently Of oar pFss
pscss
Cairo, aug. II.
Aazairai Porter Botifa the pabIje g.,
gunnoass are nov stationed al the -.
to New Orleans where thsre j. .py d.,
ger Of being nolsatad bv gue,riIIss, T1..
seis therefore need not fer eoayov.
a party consisting Of 1 captains.
private snd | citizen, while goiba t.o,
~0srsaaatown TO Whites Station o. Il.
"a u. K. r., Thursday the rebels md
on By a party Ia srnbush; the eaptaiu md
citizen escaped, tie Others were wousasS
and surrendered, one of them wa 49,.
wards shot dead aud then the ayssssips
robbed them.
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Dsaosrssio ssnssorsal eoassnt,oa.

NJ Eaasasl understanding BETS seA sAa -cisissas
a R~rssaaats Minis ana P~stlawatGaaais eoasssa,
ssaasoxtns . Senatorial n~sstric, ahsgs wfa be held
- easawssa, N Hills csaaas. Iowa. en- sasuraay,
aAa saA azy 81 sssssznass sexts . DssAeesasse Can
~waaaasas 20 a~saziasts . eaaassiate 70 rssgaasas said
aissrss& IN sAs ststs sea&ss. me sssis ~ rsyrs-
ssntAsiaa sin BE enc a-ssasats zoe every sprsy nssar
SSzasa vssss sassEsTR =. a. syivessss, fas ssezssa~
~ as Stats, ss sAe sasssssm Asasas sssa
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Ga tas zsa day Of Asswss nsxs, sasss vii be a
Dsaasszssis ceassatloa ~ tAsC asassiH Aas-
nesis, for sAs puEpoas VI &RDslRtiaS delegates 10
sstssd sAs psnoeraEie Senatorial convsnsloa,
~AssA wfE - held a. Sac CITY oa s-asasaay. Rs-
gasR, o. r F ~
sagng aa ia FATCHs chAixfa
Democratic ssn&GoTial Goa.