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Cottage and ether bsdatsads
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BedAtng. waehsesnes, ~
pairs hapdson1 ujudov csrtsjus, window
sAaies ard veustiaa baiads
Several very ans paiutiaes
Cat glassware, croekssy ware and plated ware
ALSO.
A gsneral assortment Of Kitchen ware, in which
- 80 E.s PLaAsANTs, Asst.
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FOR RENT and SALE.

= 80 ~e-.e' = e-~,--
EOR RENT.-we have for rent house situated
rooms. With gas through the house; also, .
kitchen, with rooms, and stable. The house II
well far. ishel with furniture. which WILDE rented
With It. and Possession given IN few days: Apply
at CLOPfON LYNES Once,
se 29-ts On corner Of Wall and Franklin sts.
ISOR KeDl-The Store, with 8 back room connected
70 Il, situated on the corner Of 25th and Main
streets, aud immediate possession can be had. For
terms applyto CIOPTON h LYME,
once corner Of Wall and Franklin sis.
T1OR RENT have fnrnishsd Room 10 which
cad accommodate two single men with lodg-
ing, In comfortable pArt Of the city, and In few
minutes walk If the Capitol.
NOR RKNT-Seyeral very desirable Koe ms, with
Kitchen and Coal house; on the eouth eide Of
Gay street, between Adams and Brock Avenue.
For terms apply ON the premises 80 29-sts
TNR RENT-Two Gentlemen can get pleasant,
furnished Room, with attendance, by applying
on 2d street, between Clay and Leigh fourth brick
house rom Clay, west side. Sc 20-lts
TNOR RRNT-Two private Rooms, suitable for siu-
gle gentlemen Apply at the school room on
Franklin street, between 8sh and 9Th. SO 29-fts
=. OR RENr-A Room over the store Of Henry
y Miller, north aide Of Broad street, between 4sh
and 9th. se xs-lts
nOON Tor Single Gentleman ior Rent-ln back
~ building, on Clay st, between "a and Sd, on
south side. 30 28-2tt
TTOUsE for Mens and Furniture for sale Apply
III on 4th street, between Clay aud Leigh, second
house from Clay, ON essa eide. - ~ -stf
NOR RENT-A store on llth street, below Cary.
Apply 10 G O'Brian, at Cambeit Bros,
TNOR Rent-A f0rnished Room on south side Of
Clay street, between lst aud ~.
I'll
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HALUABLE Real Estate on the Basin Bank and
v Cary street, between 10th and l1th, ut auc-
Thursday, lst Of october at IL O'Clock \, tue large
Tenement situated a. above, nj present occupied as
q quartermaster's store, nearly adjoining Messrs
Crenshaw h Co. 1t fronts "a feet the basin, runs
through 70 Cary street. and is -four et0ries high with
q covered shed in front extending to the water's
edge. Considering its central and desirable situa
ton for business purp ses, and the substantial
character OF the building, this IL probably the most
desirable Investment in real estate now offered in the
city. The terms will be made to suit purchasers.
80 ID ID WILLIAMS, Auct
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Us AAase eSse9kl
RlCk H01sehold and Kitchen Fuy,.,t,-.
IN tion.-Ws via ssIl, On Tuesday IN 80 -.
Der xseh, coNmencug q 10 O'Clock. ~ n. ~
Of II WIN Marshall, On tn street, tsevees ~
I'm and a!acs lwo y dsciis,ag houssk espns \.
noase1osc ~ kischsa issnit.re, embrac,nr ." ""
Mahogany ard oeher tabIes
Heds and bedsteade
S0eag, chains
China and glassware
The O. nxSares in the house
The Usual variety II kitchen furniture
Ono arst-class cooking stove ma fsrnn.,.
se I0--Se REDWOOD & PHILLIPS. Az,
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q = V"*ssss, ANctSONeeT.
THlkTk1N and o haif aesss Of Land. MIL. =,
the city, near the Sloney Run road. n s.s.Ssu
By request q the heirs a Mrs Sally Ereeman IN =
sold as auction, upon the premises, on Yridsv sss
referred 70. adoins High Meadow. Rnrai ,s.N
aud the lands u Mrs Osphin, Mr French. ana OLE
TxRAs-To suit purchaser.
AID WILLIAMS, Auct
Toe above eale WAS postposed, On account q shs
- 20 AID WuJJAMSsa.,.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE-fiie undersigned will be glad il Captain
~ + Roberts or Mr. Van SparkMan will cali
upon him my day from to 10 o'clock A ID, or from
to O'Clock N, as he has got something OF i'm
poitance t" communicate JOHN WHITE
Sc @-ltt Saw Mil, MayO's island
l)kRsONAi--lf b BONNER is in this city he will
hnd it greatly ~ his advantage 10 cali at vii.
hanson Co.'S auction house, No 1872 Main street.
Sc 29-3t
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By A.. d. Williams, AuctioMeer.

~ A. H. Williams, Aucfiosseer.
CTOREHOUSE aud Lot ct Ashland for sale q
~ Auction by request of Mr. Jno Pryor, who Il
inths service and cannot continue his business vii
be sold On Friday next, u Oct at IL O'Clock A H.
upon the premises, his Store and Lot at Ashland
The building IL 80 by 40 feet, has three rooms be-
lew and one above, and IL an excellent business
stand. Terms ct sale
se 20 AID WILLIAMS, Auct'r,
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICh;S.
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQ'Rs MAY0's MOUNTED GUARD,
Richmond Eept %, 1868.
A TTENTION Meet IN front OF the City Hall on
~ Wednesday, the Both instant, at AZ O'Clock P
N, Tor drill, mounted. Sergeants will report at AZ
PM.
By order Of Capt DAVID n LEA.
SO 20I2t$ s;EHVAS STORRS. @ g.
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T<OR RENT.-We have for rent . house situated
T. on Leigh, between u and Sd sts. containing
rooms. With gas through the house; Also, !; e
we'll far.ishel with furniture which WILDE rented
With It. aud possession given in q few days. Apply
at CLOPfON 4 LYNES Once,
ae lo--ta On corner Of Wall and PrAuklin ats.
, 1863-04-10
FROM The SOUTH,
TIE SUFFERING At FREDER-
ICKSBURG.
official Rebel Account Of the Cap-
ture Of the Diana.

r., FORTRESS MoNKoE, april S-The Richmond
nh:g OF tue 30th ult., says, when our army
fetTeatea from Yorktown, great comnia;nt
," vas made BY persons living on or near its
ni'e o. march, Of depredations committed bT
tue soldiers, and Generals have been heard "a
say that our OWN men we're worse treated than
the troops Of Mcclellan. After FredericEs-
burg was Tacated BIZ the YanEees
the Southern soldiers sent to protect the
town, strir1ed the battered walls Of he
houses Of what little remained on thsm. and
teoaeco IT, us Inc already impoverished Inhabitants
scFsptions made to the FREDERICKSBURG snff;.r. @
ers hase are not exceeded their pressing wants,
and there will soon be need for aidItfoua}
subscriptions to keep the furnishing women
ana ch!ldren from positive starvation. These
are 1acts which eau be substautiated.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Anrii ct1 Inn
the following: '"Ae
H1ApqrAHTERs. NEAR DEnw1ck's pAT.1
VIA NA1cuEz, april !, 1863.
To General Cooper:
! hare the honor TO report the capture OF
the Federal gunboat Diana, ut this point. to-
oay. ;as,1 she mounts I'VE heavy guns, is not
seriously injured. and will be Immediately put
in service. The enemy's loss in k;lie1.
% tsigned) 1D' D'$s'n I, !? r1f1on. iogi Br,g Con
The same paper says: On Saturday the Cen-
tTal train brought to this city nfnetT.nine
1;'uhets,pcionSlnsf 10 the LIST Vermont cavalry
Who we're captured ut Drainsville, on Wedues.
day last: They We're privates, the officers
haFlng I'LL been killed In the action.
No mention is made in this paner of aff,ira
at Charleston. ~ '~-NAAA'
The Richmond V2iy Of the sth, has the fol-
lowing dispatch:
JACKSON, april 6.-Sew Orleans reports Of
the lst Inst, eay that Banks crossed, with 10,-
9oo men, at Donaldsonyille, and has gone
9oWn q1 inc Bayou Pla4uemine to reinforce
"eHzel and attack the Bayou Teche county.
NEw YoRk April "a spccial to the New
York Ewning Pit says, SlidelI has written to
tue rebel lenders that neither England nor
France will adopt war Intervention measure:
or recognize the rebels. He advises them to
make the best terms possible to return to the
Union. ~ 'D.
, 1863-04-10
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA
The City Of Jacksonville Evacuated
and Destroyed.

The news from the St. Johns River by tho
latest arrival Is Important. On the 26th ult.,
Col. Montgomery, of the I'd South Carolina
volunteers, with two companies of his rerf-
ment, embarked on the transportGen. MciSs,
Capt. Natkins, and pushed up the river IS fa1
us Orange Grove, where they anchored for the
night On the following day they proceeded
to PMatka, where the Mcigs r,n up to the
wharf and landed her troops, who immedi-
lying at the wharf 4 yolley OF mueketrY WAS
fired from the village, and Capt. Watkins and
Judge Latta, who were conyersing together
near the pilot-house, narrowly escaped, the
bullets whizzing: close to them, md lodging
10 the woodwork all about them. Lieut. Col.
Liberty Billings WAS shot through both hands,
and one or two Of the negroes were also
wounded. Meantime, Col. Montgomery or
dered the town to be shelled, while be went
beyond it and captured Lieutenant and four
teen men Of a. rebel company stationed there.
The next day the Adams came up with orders
for the forces to return, and nothing. further
was accomplished at Palatka,
At Jacksonville the rebels succeeded in
creating some commotion by placing q section
Of artillery upon platform car, and running
it to the edge Of the city, whence they threw
number Of ehe1ls, without etfecting any Sc.
rious results, however One shell entered thA
dwelling Of q Onion man, passing through
the room where himself and wife were sleep.
ing, and penetrated. the rocking chair On
which their clothes were piled. Ono soldier
Of the sth Mime regiment, we learn. Was
killed, and another was wounded. In retalla.
ton for the conduct Of the rebels, Col Rust.
when the order tc eyacuate was received burn.
cd the town and brought sway with him tho
families Of the Union. people, Our forces
lcfs Jacksonville On the 3lst.
, 1863-04-10
FROM EVANSVILLE.
4 Terrific Descent on the Con-
trabandists,


EVANSVILLE, lad, april Q, 1863.
United States Marshal Rose, and District
Attorney Hanna arrived here on Monday
night, eaueing considerable sensation among
the contraband dealers in this place. Early on
Wednesday morning, Marshal Rose
proceeded to execute his orders, arrest.
ing the persons Of Leopold Lewcnthal,
Of L. LeTenthAl & Co., wholesale readymade
clothing goods; D. c. Keller, Of Keller &
White, wholesale druggists; D. Preston, Of
krose & Preston, dry goods; George Miller
Lutte B. Smith. and James Rogers These
parties we're released on giving g, ,00C bail for
appearance before the Unitcd States District
Court on the 5th Of May. The stock Of
Le"enthal & Co. was seized, and strong
guard placed over the same. It Is valued at
$4,000, which will certainly be coufscatcd.
The evidence ageinst The house Was too clear
to admit Of any doubt
Col. Foster, commanding the forces In
Kentucky, between Green and Cumberland
Rivers, has made another successful scout.
On Monday night he succeeded in surprising
d band of contraband dealers at Amontown.
Kentucky, WHO have been doing an extensive
business for some time past. He arrested
four persons including livery stable keeper,
who has been busy in moving contraband
goods into the Southern lines, whose whole
stock Of horses, wagons, aud harness las
been seized.
While returning, Col. Foster arrested still
another band Of smugglers ut Coydon, Hen
dcrson County Ind.
A large amount Of Confsderato money was
found on them. Papers found On them irnp1i-
cate several pasties-severAl prominent merch-
ants Of this aud other cities. The large con
tFaband trade through Southern Indiana, into
rebeldom, is pretty cdcctually broken up. 4
squad Of Col. Fosters men had a skir,nish
this morning, at Cniontown. As usual, the
rebels fed.
, 1863-04-10
From ST. Louis.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
ST. Louis, April Q, 1858.
Tclcgraphic communication between Fay
ette7ille, Ark, and Springfield has been in
terrnpted for four days. As fast as 1t is re-
paired in one place the gucrillas cut it in
another, and this, too, in spite Of cavalry
riding daily along the linz. It is reported .
raid is planned By Alarlnaduke to capture the
garrison at Fayetteville, but the place is
strongly defended and cannot bs easily taken,
The gucrillas have lately attacked nearly every
foEaging party sent out from Fayetteville
eastward.
Several regiments arc about leaving here
for the South.
Returned deserters are sent off daily by tho
railroad totoin their regiments.
An order has been received to transfer all
the rebel prisoners in This Department to
Baltimore Tor exchange, excepting those held
for special reasons. About fifty guerilla.,
convicted Of violating their paroles, have
been sent to Alton Pcnitentiary to serve out
scntcnscsto to hard labor during the mar.
Fourteen regiments Of Militia have been
ordered to be raised BY the Governor, for
State defence. If volunteers do not offer, a
draft from the State Militia will b. ordered.
, 1863-04-10
FROM WASHINGTON,
SErmiSes and Rumors of a Vic
tory at Charleston.
VARIOUS NEWS FROM THE
ARMY AND CAPITAL,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune I

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc,]
WASHINGTON, april 9, 1858,
The rebels on the Rappahannock were ner-
er go subdued and quiet as to-day. Talking
in knots, 1t was asccrtained from them that a
fort has been taken by our forces. What fort
is not known, Late Richmond papers contain
no dispatches from Charleston.
There is little doubt but that = note has
gone to England from our Government, to
the effect that If other vessels like tho Ala
bama are allowed to sail, 1t will be considered
IN unfrlendly act. Some think that war is
inevitable. The better opinion Is, that Eng
land will back down.
The Adjt. Gems order, Of the Cd inst,
guarantees to soldiers re-cnlisting after tho
expiration Of their term of service, Id addi-
upn to 350bounty, a furlouEh for thirty days,
Immediately after enlistment.
Attorney General Bates and Senator RAM
cay, Just returned from uookcs's army, unite
in reporting 1t e1celIcntly cared for in all re-
epects, and tho men eager for fight, and
devoted TO their commander. The soldiers
"ere neyer so well fed or clothed. Bates
IVES not over cheerful when be went, but
returns In the best Of spirits.
The head chief Of the loyal Creeks, Opoth-
c15o. recently died at the Sac and Fox Agency,
The other refugees are still there.
The pickcts Of the enemy across the Rapna-
hammock say that our forces have gaincd an
advantage at Chasleston, but decline to eiye
, 1863-04-10
FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
The Rebels Threaten General
Foster.

NEW 1eRK, April 9.-Passengers from Beau,
fort, n. c., state that on the 5th. the rebel
picEcts on the Trent road extended to 4 point
nine miles from Newbern. AfElirs at Little
Washington looked threatening. On Sunday
evening the rebel Gen. Hill was opposing Gen.
Fosters little band, and on Monday evening
rumor. at Newbern said Gen. Foster had
surrendered. This was not credited. IS It
was believed that rcinforcements from Suf-
folk had reached Little Washington.
Fosters division WAS strongly ent1enched
by rifle pits and bitches.
Cannonading was heard at Sewbern all dav
Sunday, and also on Monday. The steam gun
boats Poetam and State Of Georgia, were
coaling at Morehead City, to run tho block
ade Of Pamlico River, where there Was but one
gunboat.
New YORK, April 9.-From various cor
respondents the following additional tacts are
cleaned relative to Gen. Fosters position 1t
Washington, North Carolina:
On the S0th ult., about ten thousand rebels.
under Hill and Pettigrew, we're on tho north
eide of the town, and seveu regiments IN the
south bank Of the Pamllco River.
: Two companies Of tho 4{th Massachusetts.
while on a reconnaissance, mnrched right iuto
an amblscade, suffering considerably from q
whitening fire Of muskefry At short ranse.
Captain Lyons, With company of Ncrth
Carolina troops. was also badly cut up. Three
OF four wcrc Killed, and six Or eight wounded,
Among the latter was Captain Lyons.
The gunhoat Com. Holt opened on the reb-
els, scattering them.
That night the rebels took up all the buoys
in the river, and planted batteries in snch 80
eitions along the bank, as render it almost i'm.
possible for vessels to pass, and established
themselves on Red Hfll, some two miles from
the town, completely commanding our works.
On the next day the Com. Holt got acrouud.
and was struck thirty times by the rebel bat.
teries, but finally got Of
Two transports, with troops, unsuccessfally
attempted TO reach Gen. Foster A small it,
ter succeeded in reaching Foster with supplies
and ammunition.
Hill notified Foster to remove all tho vo-
men and children, Is be Intended to shell the
town, but up to the "a 1t had not been done.
rs our gunboats had kept their battery fully
engaged.
On the 4th, more gunboats arrived, and
, 1863-04-10
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Behind the Scenes Of the Z, G, G,


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunc.1
1sD1AsAroL1s, april Q.
The following is the degree oath Of the
4. &. c. It Is administered only to those
who are known to be reliable, and 1t for
treason:
To TIE CASD1DA1E-Do you believe this to
be the Word Of God? Hand on the Bible
Do you believe that the present war, now
being waged against us, 10 be unconstitutional.
Both being answered in the affirmative, then
receive the obligation;
TIE OATH.
do solcmnly swear in the presence OF Almighty
God, that 1--- will 60 to the aid Of al
good and loyal Democrats. and oppose the contlsca
ton ofiheir property. either North or South; and
further promise and swear that will suffer my
body severed in four paris ono part ont OF the east
gate, one part out Of the west gate, one part ont
Of the north gate, and one part out Of the eouth
gate, before will suffer the privileges bequcathad
by our forefathcrs to b blottcd ont or trampled
under foot, forever.
further promise and swear that will go to the
aid from the first to the fourth signal, Of all loy
Democrats North or South.
further promise and swear that viii not re-
real any OF the secret signs, passwords, or grips
to any one not legally authorized by this order,
binding myself under no less penalty, than havin:
my bowels torn ont, and cast to tho four winds Of
hcaven-so help me God.
1 promise md sweas. that will do all in my
power to bring all loyal Democrats into this circle
Of fhosts. further promise and swear, that will
do all In my power against the present Yankee
dlsnnion Administrations help mo God.
Hereafter, all persons who may cheer for
the Southern Confedesacy, utter reasonable
sentiments, or print dis1oyh papers, in this
Slate, are to be sent to Gen. Rosecrans, to be
sent across the lines, to tho land they loyeeo
well
An attempt was made to break into the
powder magazine, at the State arsenal, by
gang oftwc1ve or fourteen persons, last night
They we're fired upon by tho guard, when
they led. Two Of them arc supposed to be
wounded
, 1863-04-10

tspccinl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
c1scrSSAr1, April ., 1863.
There is no news from Kentucky. Every
thing is quiet.
Gen. Burnside returned to this city this
evening from Indiana, where ho had been on
! visit to his old home.
Brig. Gen. Tilson, chief Of artillery in this
derastme nj, took command ofthc fortidcatlons
back Of Coyfngton and Newport, today, and
established his headquarters in Coyington.
Gen. Ammen, In command at Camp Douglas,
has been transferred to the command Of the
paroled force Mt Camp Chase, Columbus.
Another batch Of Noble county rioters are
under examination to-day, before Commission
er halliday.
Permits TO ship to Memphis were declined
to shippers to-dny, By the Collector of this
port.
, 1863-04-10
FROM FORTRESS ,d0vs,nE


FoR7nEss MONROE, April ., 1858.
The flag OF truce boat Metamora, from City
Point, arrived to-day with 175 prisoners Of
war. Col. Ludlow, Commissioner for the ex-
change Of prisoners, informs us th.t NC are
getting our officers away us fast as We can de-
liver the rebel officers at City Point,
Our officers, now prisoners. are nll Ill Rich
mond and will be released within the next
week.
The following are the names Of prisoners
released and brought down to-day:
:. 1st Lieut., 4. snodgrase, s4ti Ohio: q. 4. Hol-
lister I'd Ohio; J. P. Fleming. 10let Ohio; Thos
BaEF, I'd Indiana cav: 9. ". Hudson, I'd Indiana
esy; Alex. Hese, ID Indiana cav: D. Paysley,
" Peck, 1st Tenn. D. B. Elliott. 18th H.; j, &.
HoI1lback: let Tenn. CIV. E. P. Wells. 3sth III.
y. e. Catbodcn. doth Ind: I'd It. E. Bennett, "a
Indiana cavn5; " ~. Brush, do: G. ". Davy,
sHe !,s. !!n,aissss. 7; Bitter. ninstyninth ohie
ea,; Thos. Whitac!, ssth ii. 7. q. Growsn. | 55ti
Ind n Jno PARKER It "; +; \: Dournlan. I'D
ID Ind; cav. D; y. Bugs. do; J: " snsder,
r, R. Stuart I'd Ind "
, 1863-04-10

WASHINGTON, April 9.-sixty or seventy
rtbel prisoners hare arrived here, from Gen.
Stuhl's division. They we're captured by Gen.
Copeland's cavalry force, who recently made
Ropersville, in Loudon county, Va, but
found no enemy In force. Small parties Of
rebels were, however, discovered, and either
dispersed or taken prisoners. Only seventeen
acknowledge that they had any connection
with Mo:by gang-the remainder arc bush.
whackers and ciIixels. Over one hundred
horses. including some stolen from General
Stoughton and staff, were recovered.
Deserters ktate that Longstreet Is On the
BlacaWater, with three rebel divisions.
, 1863-04-10

particulars. The rebt1s are evidently gloomy.
A million and q quarter of dollars las al
ready passed fos the Army Of the Potomac,
and Paymas:ers sre to start artto-morrow-three
millions to be paid daily until all are paid.
Austers of the whole army Of the United
States will be had tomorrow, preparatory to
putting in operation the enrolment law.
The enemy is actively engaged on the Rap
patannock, and his camps and Qualifications
arc increasing in numbers, but raany officers
think thls the old evacuation plan. Our bal
loon and signal corps make the opposite re-
port
The Commissioner Of Pensions has decided
that it Ii not feasible nor wise to pay pensions
IN dis}oya States, either by 1c.establishing
agencies there or by correspondence with
bureaus, there being great danger that they
will 90 to the disloyal. This decision is made
on application from New Orleans.