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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
A WORD OF CAUTION.

y Immense sums N money paid 70 swiuding
quacks annually, which iH c0rsc than firOtrH ar0v.
This comes from trusting icfhoW inquiry. men Who
alike destitute Of honor, character skill, and
whose Only recommendation Is their false and er
trayagant assertions ~ praise Of h7ascre The only
WAY avoid impostion Is % make nan's word 10
ffer what his trefeisi0Hs are but MAKE INQUIRY.
lit will cost you nothing and may save you many re-
grcts for. advertising physicians, 10 nine cases of
ten bogu there BE- no safety In trusting ~ fhtu
unless ynu know irh0 and wh1f they are.
Dr. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one stamp
AS above. s Pamphlotou DISEASES OF WOMEN and
Private Dtseases generally, giving full information,
oith The most b'd0Hbfed rtfrricss and feafsmoHtfs,
without Which advertising physician or medicine q
this kind is desei wing ofANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER
DR.. NJ. is regularly educated physician n twenty
years experience. Ten " which spout n au extern
sive general pr1ctics pui hy u declining hea On,
be obhgtd o rtnquish that and adopt the tpcelf-
" 20 which ~ the last ten years De has devoted bis
trhofc attention
aFOfdcrs 10y mail promptly attended 90. Write your
address p'0piiH. and direct 81. Df. NAIIlsON. SO.
IS Union srtet.liotilouec, r. o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

Late IOnmlHBOneT OF INTFIITT
"Mr. X. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appl'
cations all but Of which patents have been grant
ed and that is nov pending Such unmistakabe PROOF
Of great talent and ability his part leads 70 recon
mend al inventors apply 10 him to procure thei,
patents as they may be sure Of having the most aiH
attention bestowed their cases and very reasonable
charges" JoHN A. IA0uAhl
During eight months the subscriber in course Of ms
large practice made on ticice rejected applications
THiRrsEs APPEALS RvERY OsB Of which was decided
" "'' 1901 - II EDDY.
Boston Dec. 10. 1862 32A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

by those who have other preparations, which they
desire To palm Oft upon the strength of the popular
ity of my Drops, and who recommend their own
nostrums, thus approprating to themselves the con
slant demand fog my Periodical Drops, as a medium
for selling something which is worthless and nelli-
cent. But when the Druggist you apply to has no.
got them, either make him buy them for YOU or lse
enclose one dollar to the nearest general wholesale
agent, who will return You bottle by return TX
press
You viii thus save yourself trouble and obtain
relief from the greatest Female Regulator of the
Nineteenth Century
Over $4,000 Bottles of this medicine have been
sold within the last SIX months, and every La ~
that has used them but for the nature of the cure
would furnish us with her sworn certificate of then
efficacy. 1t takes but one Dollar 10 make the ex
pertinent, and appeal la those of your sex who n
suffering will you waste away when single Dol
lar will give you instant relief.
Prepared solely by DR JNo l.. LION, Practicing
Physician.
Price 81 per bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
lIHnLN IMPNKTANT rN EEMALES

IL IN DELICATE HEALrH.-Dr Doe. Pm sician
and Surgeon No y Eudioou Street Boston
Is consulted daily for all di.eascs incident 10
the female system prolapsus Uter,or falling 4
the Womb, fluur Abus, Suppression aud other
menstrual arrangements, are all treated upon new
pathological principles. and speedy relief guaranteed 10
few DAYS ~, invariably certain Is ihe mode Of
treatment hai u-t nh tiuate umplants yield under
and o., afflicted person teoice- perfect health
DIR U,w has uo doubt had greater experience in the
o diseases " somcn and children, than any phys
ciau Bn-toi.
Boarding accommodations Tor patients Who may wish
STAY in Boston feu DAYS under hrs treatment
Dr. Dop since lS4i. having confined bio shols ation-
ton office practice for the Of Prvse diseases
and FemAe Conn lants acknowledges superior in the
United States
B--AU letters must contain four red stamps, or
they will not be answered
Odicf Hours FROM A. sV.9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

HlGHLY CONCENTRATED "
COMPOUND
~. UID EXTRAC BUCHU
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases ofthe
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. AND DROP.
SlCAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power or Digestion, and
eNoes the AHoRaENrs into hralthfu action by which
the WArRRY on CAGoERous dispositions, and all UN.
NATURAL ENLAReBNESrs are reduced as we'll as pain
and Inflammation, and is good for MEN. WOMEN, on
CHILDREN.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESSES
ARisNo rRoN ENcEssRs, HABITS or DIssirArtoN
EARLY lSpiscRBrfoN, on AursR,
ATrrNDrD WIN rHE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
ludi'po.ition TO Exertion, las Of Power.
Loss oi Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves Trembling
Horror n Disease, Wakehtlnese
nimnrss Of Nt.ion Pair i'm the B,rk
Universal Lassitude ofthe Flushing in the Body.
Muscular system, Erupiinns on tho Face
Hot Hands Pallid Countcnance
Drync.s Of the Skin.
These SYMPTOMS, II allowed TO 70 or which this mcd
cine invariably removes soon follows
1MPOTENCY. FATUITY. BPILFPTtc PRS
they not frequently followed by those dreful diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware OF the cause Of their suaenngs Vi,
none will confess The records NJ The insane Ayslum,
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ample
witness TO the truth Of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED r'TH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid medicine to strengthen and in, gor
tho Ig.l ~ rr.s..
NJ M invariably does. trial will convince tn,
most skeptical
FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES =!
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE MARRIED. OR COS
1EMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extrac
Buohu is unequaled by any other remedy asin Choros
or Retention lregulauy, Paufulness or Suppression
Of the Customary Excavations, liberated or Schirrou.
state 9th u rus Lcucorfhoa or Whites Sterity and
for all complaints incident the sex whether arising
from lndiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAHILT SHOULD BE WITHOUT n.
Take no B'isam, Mercury, or Unpleasant Medicine hi
Unpleasant aud Dangerous Diseases
HELM BUILDS EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES
= q l. ct ID = q a = q =
In all thcrsapcsi at little expense little or no chan
in diet; no Inconvenience
AND NO EXPOSURE
lcause frequent desire and give, strength to UrinAe
thereby removing distractions, preventing and curin.
Structures ofthe Urcthra alaying pain and Inflammation
so frequent in this class Of Diseases and cHpeling POY
SoNOUS, DISEASE, and WORN o UTMAT TIER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM OF
q L a G * =.
And who have paid HEAFl FEES to he cured in short
time have found they deceived aud that the Poi.
son" has by the use Of Powerful Asuingents" been
dried up IN the system to break in an aggravated
form. aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

They cure all those Ills to which the female 81 :
TEN is subjected with dispatch and degree of car
tainty which nothing but a scientifically compound
ed fluid preparation could reach
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

PRICES--Fu strength $40 half strength s., quar-.
ter strength, 90 per bottle N. B.Some are cured by
the weaker. while others require the stronger the
a sealed package on receipt N the price by mail.
UFREMEM BkI--Ihis medicine - desiglied erDresf-
" for OBSTINAT re CASES, Which aH Other yenedss
offhe kind hare tailed to also that i rarranf-
ed as tepreseifed IN EFERI RESPECT, or ne Drics
toiH be refunded
HFBEwARE or IMITATIONst None genuin.
and warranted unless purchased directly ~ mr. a. Al
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL Dis
EASES no % Union street. Providence, Il
qT recommendation for Ladies cushing 10 reBain IN
the cify a shott fifae for treatment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

TEST MONIALS.
IL regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most cafdD" ana
iuccessti practitioners with whom have had oihcAl
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner n Patents
have no hesitation IN assuring inventors tna' Wey
cannot employ person competent and frtSfpoiAy'
and capable u putting their applications IN form
secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

A GENTS WANTED. 50 positively made
- f-,-o 90 Ctnts- Something utgcnty needed by
every Vcrs 10 -amp lc- sent nee %, ush ft ~ euts
that rptsils Tor 81, hy Il. l.. WOLCOrr
b'Yi-hm 40 Chatham oq4Af,, \ Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

For my Drops stands before the world as tho ne
Plus ultra of all remedies, for the cure of all dis
eases of the kidneys and bladder, Leucoreah, Pro
lapsus, and the mild but positive correction Of all
irregularities.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
USlI
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

For all Affections and Disease II
The Urinary Organs,
whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE. from what
er cause originating, and no matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid OF DIuRsri.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
rs TdE GREATEST DIURETIC,
And is certain have the desired eject ia all Diseases
for which it is recommended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

designed expressly for both MARRIED
and ungie ladies, and is the very best
thing known for the purpose, AZ L will
bring on the monthly siotness IN cases Of
characterization any cause, after all other
remedies 0fthe Kind have been tried In vain
II taken as directed. IL will cure anu Gaze.
NO NATTER now OBSTINATE, and it is
also perfectly safe at all tirlts
II HFIt Is put up in bottles " three diff
"a ferent strengths, with full directions for
MA using, and sent by Express, closely seal.
~ ed, to all parts of the country.
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Royal Decree Abolishing Passports. &c :,
In Portugal and its Colonies.
DEPARTMENT oE STATE.

DEPARTMENT oE STATE J
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1852
The following Royal Decree, abolishins pass ports
in the Kingdom of Portugal and its Colonies and
removing certain obstacles to commerce, has been
ofic ally communicated to this Department:
DOW LUIz, bv the grace of God King of Portu gal
subjects that the General Cortes have deoreed and
We approve the following law:
ARTICLE lsT. An passports within the Kingdom
ARTICLE %. Every individual, whether native
or foreigner nsy freely travel or move about
within tne Kingdo m and the ad jacent Glands with
ont Hsssp TT Or any other milar document
venent ma nner the existing police regulations, in
order that
lst. All travellers comm fr ON foreign coun,ries
on entering The kingdom, may net meet with un-
necessary diificu ties nor pay undue fees ard,
I'd The fees paid by Vessels entering and quitting
in such manner IS that national vessels shall not
pay more than foreign vessels. and that in one
port no heavier fees b. demanded than in mother
except n special cases.
ARTICLE 4Ts. The fee of 600 els, hitherto paid
by foreisners who enter the Bar of Lisbon, il here
by eb clished.
AKrIcLR srH., All ies islation to the contrary is
hereby revoked.
We therefore ordain that all the authorities to
" hom the knowledge and execution of these pres
MS may pertain shall comply Herewith and ca use
the sameto he gut into execution.
Let ,he Min: sters and Secretaries of the State
for the Department of the interior End Fin ance
KING TThe Royal Seai,l
Palcte Of MARA, The 3lSi Of January, 1858.
ANSELAO JoZR BRAAMCAMP.
JOAQUIN TH0MAZ LoBO. D'AyiLA.
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MORE CoNFIsoATIoNs.-The Marshal OF the
District (and not the Provost Marshal, as stated
in some Of our cotemporaries) has, under the
direction OF District Attorney Darlington, act.
ing under general orders issued by Attorney
General Bates, seized under the confiscation
act the property OF the following persons who
are now in rebeldom DR.. Cornelius BOYLE
formerly president OF the famous National
Volunteers; VIM. Shields, of Va, a gentleman
of fortune, who formerly resided here; J, N.
Maffit, son OF the preacher or that name for.
merly lieutenant in the u. 5. Navy, and now
the commander OF one of the rebel piratical
vessels; O. w. O. Huntington. formerly cam
tain of the Capitol police, and a we'll
member of the National Volunteers; Thos o.
Allen, OF Occoquan; DIR. A. Y p. Garnett, SON.
in-law TO Henry A. Wise, and Francis Hanna
formerly messenger to the Senate sE9f'
DIR Boyle's property consists Of lot No. 10, in
square 4o, near the Circle; lot and part Of lot
IA. in square 4sS, on E street, near Fifth, i'm .
proved by three story brick dwelling; part of
lot go in square 491, on Four aHd -a-half street
near Pennsylvania avenue, improved by a
three story brick dwelling
Mr.. Shields's is the subdivisions of lots
and 9 and lot S, In square 2S5, at the corner of
Twelfth and X streets, improved by han q. .
some brown front three-story dwelling.
Capt. Mafft's property is lot 10 I'M square 28S,
improved by a three story brick dwelling ON
18th street, between and X.
Capt. Huntington property is let 3 In suuare
66S, on which there is two story brick dwell
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
BRILLIANT AFFAIR IN TENNESSEE.
SPLENDID DASH OF FEDERAL CAVALRY AT
LINDEN.
THE REBEL FORCES SURPRISED AND CAP
TURED.
NO CASUALTIES ON OUR SIDE.

The following was received at the Navy De-
partmert this morning:
PADUCkH, TENN, May 14.h.-Ron Gideon
Weaes, Secretary Of the Nacy Il am just down
from Tennessee river, and have on board pris-
oners captured at Linden, Tenn, on the night
of the 18TH. I took on board the gunboats fifty
five men and horses of the 1st Western Ten
nessee cavalry, under command of Lieut.. Col.
w. K. Ill. Breckinridge, and landed them on
the east side Of the river, sending the gunboats
to cover all the landings above and below.
Col. Breckenridge dashed across the country
to Linden, and surprised the rebel force, more
than twice his number capturing Lieut. Col.
Frierson, one captain, one surgeon four lieu
tenants, thirty rebel soldiers, ten conscripts,
fifty horses, two army wagons, arms, &C.
The court house, which was the rebel depot,
was burned with quantity of arms and sup
plies. The enemy lost three killed; our force
none-only horse killed. Col. Breckin-
ridge, after his exploit, reached our vessels in
safety, and recrossed the river. ! will send the
prisoners to Cairo.
S. L. PHELPS, Lieut. Com'd'g,
Comm anding Tenn. Div. Miss. Squadron
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IN GEORGETOWN.
correspondence of the Star.l
wv pohS1ChSc Va taC otoA.I
Gnnpr ,.rrr,xr~ Ny,,r Jc.h /

GEoRGETowN, May 10th, 1863.
In the Common Council last evening bill
was passed authorizing the repair of certain
pumps therein specified. They are situated in
all parts of The town, and this law, tifit became
& law if strictly enforced, will give many of
our citizens good fresh water, where daring
many weeks in the last year they were deprived
Of the use of the hydrant water, and the pumps
being out ofrepair, they could be seen las was
stated last mighty going in gangs a long dis
lance after night to secure a supply of water
for the next day.
The Board of Alderman passed the resolution
to give the Metropolitan Police $40 per month
additional pay, with the following amendment:
''Proyided the Board of Commissioners of
Police will guarantee the return Of this money
nCongess makes the necessary appropriation"
The amendment was concurred in by the
Council: it now only needs the signature of the
Mayor TO become a law.
Departed by river: Schr. Julia and Martha,
PTestoe Ha@fns se1 f r Mol RH,df r. T. s.
Vaughn, N. Y, coal from G. G. d Iron Co.,
Nsad1ra. Chase Boston, Mass; N. E. Tlbbetts,
Mass. G. H. Baldwin, Poughkepsie, n. Y,
coal from Rays docks.
Arrived by canal Trader, -four to George
Waters: Kate Bruce, coal to Agnew's cock:
Ben. Darby, -four to Ben. Darby; Liberty coal
to Frostbnrg Co.; Stephen Castleman, 81 tons
coal; w. b. Colston unexpected, coal to Bor-
den Mining Coz Jno. German, coal to j. c.
Hieston; s. K. Hensell, S. Luman, VIM R.
Chaplin, Ida Marmaduke, coal to Rays dock.
Departed: A. E. Darby, S. Strider General
Burn side. r. H. Alvey, Mary Frances, Gov.
Shaw, A. j. G lossheim. p. l.. Detmold, Trader,
Ida Marmaduke, Mai. Robinson, Kate Bruce,
Independence, ]. German.
BUSINESS quiet. Markets unchanged; whole
sale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, $7.25: extra, Ss family, S9a
$40; Darby's $40; Rays 1025aSlO50; Welch's
$1,000. Wheat, red, SLIGO; white, Si.75aSI IS;
choice, 80. Corn, yellow, ESQ., white, 81. Oats,
by meas ure, 6ua65c., hay, Sa5aS3O; mill stuff
mlddlings, 6Oa65c.; brown stuff doc; shorts, 30;
potatoes, 653S5c.; apples, S4a4Sei 80: cider sca
&c; do, clarified, 20a25c.; champagne cider,
Sass: whisky, 4sc.; salt, G. A, s1.s7asI. 90;
fine, S275 bulk, 75c. per bushel. Cumberland
81 .5OaS5 oak, IS 5OaS6. Lumber. pine. S25 per
M. Plaster, lump, sc; ground, S9.5OaS1O. Her
ling, per NJ, S4 .50aS5 Shad, per hundred S1a
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

L UT NEXT TO THE GENERAL POST OFFICE
- FOR SALE-CoRNER OF EIGHTH AID EVIL De
AFTERNOON next. May 81, at half past S O'Clock.
the east half of lot in square 49,
This valuable corner lot has south front of Is
feet on street. and an east front of 81 feet s
inches on Eighth street, directly opposite the west
trent of the General Post Office
Two frame Offices are now on the lot, the corner
one being that occupied by J:S. Hollinsshead Esq
The title to the property is perfect and old ss It
is part of land deeded By the United States to the
father OF the present owners In the year 1899 and
Government will very liz ely soon want it again
for the snlarsnent of the General Post Office De
Terms: One third cash and the residue in uotaa
OF equal amounts, ct six and twelve months, with
interest All conysyancirg at the cost of the par
chasar. deed will be siven, and deed of trust
required to secure the deferred payments.
my 16-td j. G MCGUIRE co Aucts
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inr. oa south street, between First street

ing. on South B street, between First stfeet
east and New Jersey avenue.
Thomas d. Aliens property Is ioss Q. ana :,
improved by two story frame oweIiinS On
the corner OF 4 and Eighth streets, Isiano.s
DIR. Garnett's property consists OF tue nhe
fcur. story brick dwelling on Ninth street, be:
tween E and F streets, it being on los ana
part Of lot "a, in square ST..
Mr.. Hanna's property consists OF part OF lot
L, in square $50, improved by three-story
brick dwelling; west half Of lot 3, in square
SEA, with Improvement, consisting Of two
story brick store house on the corner OF Twelfth
and b Streets north half Of lot II, in square
6ee; lot IS, same square, improved by two.
story frame building, now used as restau.
rant, corner Of A street south and New Jersey
avenue; part of square 726, corner of Maryland
avenue and First street east; lot 26, in square
g, corner OF Third street and Maine avenue.
The District Attorney received his instruc-
tons about four months since, and has pre-.
pared his pleadings, and will, by the tirst Mon
day in June, (return day, be ready to proceed
against the property in this District OF all per-
sons who are in rebellion against the Govern
ment
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF SILKS.
ONE THO GSAND DOLLARS REWARD,

The store of the SD bscribers was entered and
robbed On Thursday night of Silks estimated to be
worth a. out SIX thousand dollars, and low offer
reward OF one thousand dol.srs for the recovery
OF me whole or proportionats amount for what
eVsr may be Recovered.
my l6 lot W. NJ. SINISTER It CO
Two TIE N0TARIEs OF THE DISTRICT OF
4 COLUMBIA
Please take notice that the Supreme Court of
Columbia made the following order on the 18th
instant: 1.-The Court orders that the Clerk make
list of persons now exercising or clai ming TO ey
eIcise the notions Of otary within the District
OF Csumbja, and ascertain the time of the appoint
met of each of said persons to the end that their
credentials may be mate of record, and the Clerk
be put in possession Of the Information necessary
when required"
my Il st r. ]. MEIGS Clerk
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" The President the New York Tines
Washington correspondent states, has received,
from the headquarters of the Army of the
Potomac, an original letter written by JEFF
Davis to a Rebel Colonel, in which he speaks
despondingly Of affairs in the South west ana
on the Rappahannock. The letter was found
in Rebel camp at fredericksburg
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intellgeneer thinks that incorporate dis
cussion on the part of some Republicans who
deneunce every Conservative or Democrat as
traitor at heart, and the similar yituperative
style of speech held by some Democrats in all
their illusions to political opponents, tend very
directly and materially to discourage our
armies and weaken the hands of the Govern
ment and thereby strengthen the enemy.
The Chronicle regards the recent order Of the
War Department that soldiers whose term OF
service is about to expire, s all be allowed to
carry their arms with them t the place where
they are to be mustered out, as measure rot
only OF wisdom but of regard for the soldier,
and that while 1t contributes to a pardonable
vanity, it secures more fully the affection OF
those who have served tt ,ir country in the
hour OF her danger.
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O y y IO IAL.
IMPORTANT on DER FROM THE PRO.
vOST MARSHAL GENERAL,
(oYyfcfAL.l

PRoyosr MARSHAL GENERlL's OrrrcR
WAsHINoros D. O., Ma Is, ISs.f
Provost Msrshais and members of boards of en-
roliment appointed under the "Ast for enrolling
and callir ont the national forces and for other
purposes - approved March s. 1865 are hereby mott
fed that their appointments will be regarded as de-
clinsd unless they Immediately infor the Provost
Marshal General of their acceptance and readiness
to enter at once upon their duties. The notice of
acceptance ia to be sent by telegraph when pract-
cable. The formal acceptance and oath are to be
sent by mail directed in the letter of appoint.
ment. JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
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~ A military inquiry is in progress at Suf-
folk, Va, into the cause Of the death Of Lieut.
Col. Kimball, 9th New York volunteers. The
testimony, so far, appears to show that the first
statements of this melancholy case were SUBJ
stantiaiiy correct as regards the action of Gen.
Corcoran and the conduct of the deceased, who
it is proved, was not on duty at the time of the
occurrence.
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MOSERY,S GANG

A small portion of Moseby's gang are how
ering about Fairfax c. H and vicinity, but not
in sufficient force to create any alarm Our
forces there, cavalry and infantry, are amply
sufficient to repel any<attack at Fairfax, and
great vigilance is exercised to prevent depre-
datiens or incursions in this direction. The
rumor of the repeated appearance of rebel
gang In the direction of the Chain Bridge had
no foundation in fact.
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yaiiandigham's Case.

CINCINNATI, May 15-Judge Leavitt will
render decision in the Vailandigham habeos
corpus case tomorrow.
1t is understood that General Burnside will
announce the disposition to be made of yallan-
digham as soon as Judge Leayitt's decision is
made known.
The report which is telegraphed from the
East, that General Burnside was at Washing
ton yesterday, in consultation with the Presi-
dent is untrue