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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
pENSsYLvAxIA CENTRAL RAILROin

phi sss. CENTRAL RA,L iss.i
~ A9es ss -
I. FIRST F sS ~: ,,,,,.
STONE s1IiAsfis AND
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHf sSSH Hsap pr sos,
rI fHsbE PHI Fl T5-gfs zs9Es
cLoss coss Hs 4 tssR IT zft HiIttna1ssuss
NORTHERN m o 1asiAs II Il RAILROAD.
III. GREAT CENTRAL !isHfR1 ROUTE
WASHINGTON f ESp BALr1noKl
WEST, soRr e v 2si.: md Il = SOUTHWEST.
y: sar IS S:ss.. s:s!:s.z ss1:s:.:'
Warrington, and Calvert station. Baltimore.
sfIzsDID SLEEPING TSs1 sARs ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passenger win take the .. N. and 2. q: trains,
sossfa E ra and .arTs a.rr
PIE sFus the On ,R e. o.n,9 s
rosd for Al parts Of the West.
HRElGHT4.
By this route Ereights Of all descriptions can b
for.arded 70 and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Rdil,edd Tf,scf.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
At Pitsburg with Steamers, By which Goods can
Kentucky. Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois. Ais.is-
SpPi Wisconsin, Aissouti Ksp..s Arkans ss and
cago With steamers to all North v sstern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers enuustine the transpor-
tatior of their Freight to this Company can rely
With confidence On It's speedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
IN the West, by the Pennsyl yania Central Railroad,
ays at all ,,rnes as Jaco-abs are CHARGED BY osh1
Railroad Ccn1pcnies
~ Be particular TO mark packages Via Penna.
Central X R."
VIM BROWN, Agt Northern Central r r.,
No. so North street. Baltimore,
EN0CH LEWIS. Gen Superintendent, Altoona; Pa.
l.. L. E0CPT. Gent Ticket gent Phils1elHhis.
II. Fl. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. Phila-
deiphia. ian 5-ly,r
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USE HELABoLD's EXTRACT BUoHu hos
affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE.
Prom vhateve r cause orisinatils,
low LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these orsAns require the
DIuRlIIe.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
In the great DIuRB1Io, and IL certain 70 have ths
desired effect in all Diseases fer which IL 10 recon-
mended.
evidences Of the most reliable and responsible
character viii accompany the medicines.
Certificates of Cures, from eight to twenty years
standing, with names known 70 science and fame.
Hxice 81 Per Bsttle or Six for o..
Delivered TO any address, securely packed rom
any observation.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS II ALL CONGREGATIONS.
Cures guaranteed. Acviee Gratis,
Personally appeared before me, An Alderman
the city of Philsdelphia, 81. T. HELxBoLp,
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparation COR
tains no narcotic, no mercury, or other inturiou
drugs but sre purely vegetable.
H. HELMBoLp
Sworn snd subscribed before me, this sd
November, B54.
W. P. HIBBARD, Alderman
Ninth ST., above Race, Philadelphia
Address letters for information In confidence 70
II. T. HELABoLB, Chemist.
perot IoA South Tenth ST., below Chestnut,
Philadelphis, Penn,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND UNPRIN.
CIPLED DEALERS.
who endeavor 70 dispose or THErl OWE ana
OTHER" articles on the reputation attained By
EELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Do. de. EXTRACT BCCHU,
Do. do. do. sARSAPARILLl
Do. do. IMPROVED ROSE WASH
soid bY Druggists everywhere. Ask for HELM
BUBBS. Take 60 other. Cat cut the advertise
went ind serd for n spc avoid tnpcstiou
ExrC<vre, xecnly
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Bissel, Lon don; $3.50 ~ ufo"
hstthus Definitions in Political Econouy Lon
don; s LIS. Way LUZ
Humphreys Manual Of Political Science. Lon-
don; 81. Luz
Lees Laws Of the Customs; s225
Sl,5. N'"1on'
LETS Political Economy: e.
HiLs PolIcal economy, vols. London; SO 50
CoIveil 9 ways and Means of Payment; 81 S.
CheValier on Colo, translated by Csbdsn. 81 9s
heCuloch's Principles of Political Economy.
Tesly on Coins, Currency and Bonkins, London:
SAD.
WhateIy's Lectures on Political Ecopomv. CO,
Twiss view OF the Progress Of Political Economy'
London; So 81.
HeCuIioch on Taxation London; 81 s.
GilbaIt Logic of Banking, Bonion: : %
SlsmoBd's Political Economy LOni1n: s1a5
AcCullOch : Literature al Political Eronnrny.
Sl2. FRANCK TAYT0R
4 AIDES EMBROIDERED POCKET HAND
II RBhCHiBFs, new assortment at moderate
rsteR.
One Price only, marked u plain figures,
PERRY a BRO
st ia Is GNe aid N.EEh stIeeI
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS =.
Il MILITARY AND CIVILIAN
WALL, STEPHENS Co are now openips
their PAIL AND WINTER GOODS, embrscios
c.e DRESS COATS, D0EsKIN PANTS. FEsTS.
&c. large ard we'll seieetsd Stock of fine heavy
OTERC0ATs. We have also q eornpiets .ssort
nsnt Of BIZ sINEss SUITS, made In the most du-
rsble manner. OF GERS viii Snd orr Military Goods
aesrous to their wants. Heavy Woslen BiAnIsts.
Tor camp use, - reasonable prices.
WALL. STEPH ENH & CO.
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
90 skdf between 9Th anS 10th streets,
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FEMALES FEMALES

FEMALES FEMALES
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED Oh DON
fEMPLArING MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar to Females the X.
TRACT BUCHU is unequalled By any other rsrs.
dy, s in Chlorosis or Retention, Irrsxulsrity.
Painfulness or Suppression OF Customary Eyssus.
tons, liberated or schirrous state Of the Uterus
Leueorrhes Whites, sterility, and for all com.
plants incident TO the whether arising fror,
Indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFl,
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT III,
Take no more Bslsam, Mercury, or unplesssn,
Medicine for unpleasant and dangerous diseases,
BELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHp
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DIsEAsEs
In ell their stages, At little Expense,
Little or no change in Diet, No inccuyerisros
And 10 Exposure.
It causes Q frequent desire and gives strength %
UriAste thereby Removing Distinctions, Prevent
ing and curinz Structures of the Crethrs. Allsy-
ing Pain and Inflammation, frequent in the cIsss
of diseases. and expellins all Poisonous Diseases
and worn ont Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS who hsys
been the victims Of Quasks, and who have paid
heavy fees to be cured In q short time have found
that they we're deceived, and that the POISON
has, by the use of powerful astringens,n beer
dried MP in the system, to break out in IN sssrl.
waited form, and perhaps after Marriage.
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DENTISTRY.

n Is RT
O Gall 81 946 Pa Avenue betve.nG0
fftb and ssh sts and examine DR. LEwIRS New
Aetsod Of Inserting Teeth. To do 50 lie 60 ss con-
yrSoed Of q superiority over al methods hereto
fore used Ais-- Teeth EItrsct>d without pain
vhsE desired FERNS ncas-sts d. E--ln
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FICIAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STAFF,
u WASHINGTON, JsnuAryS, ise1
The secfetsry of 5ts,e viii hereafter receive Hem
oers Of Congress on business On Saturdays, con-
nencins With 6aturdsy, the 6rst of next month.
jan H-f WILLIAM H. sEWARD
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DILEY A. EHIEN,
II (SucCgssoRTo Army L sHIrsD
Manufacturer of
PREM q N MINERAL WATERS:
BOTHER OF TIE CHOICEST DohRsrIC
ALE AND PORTE
Wholesale Dealer In
CLARIFIED CIDER
Agent for
MASSEY, COLLINS d Co g
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE
AND J. P BALIz's
CELEBRATED LAGER BEER
And also
Turner Brothers Ginger Wine Blackberry Gin
ger and Che ry BrsBdies; Stomach Slough
ION and Forest Wine Bitters d e. dc
- Orders given to my drivers, or sent By mail.
promptly attended to.
Goods delivered in all parts of Washington and
Georgetown, free Of charge
Terms, CASH On delivery.
RILEY A. SHINN
Union Bottlins De pot
JAZZ 81 Green street, GEORGETOWN d
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HELMBOLDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND yLUIp EXTRACT BUcHu.
Positive and speeite Remedy Tor
pSssAsss Of Tie BLADDER KIDNEYS, CRAWL,
and DBoPsIcAL swELLINes.
his Medicine iDeresses the power OF Dis.stoa.
and exsites the ABSoRBESTS into healthy acton
b, which ths wATsRF er cALCERoUs depo.i-
G.
are reduced, IS yell a. PAIN and ISRLaNaA-
TON, and il good for NAN, WOVEN, or GILL
DEBH.
HELnBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu.
For Weakness arising from EIces.e.. habits d
Dissipation, Early Indisereton or Abuse,
kySurnrn rr,u ruu rar nvrxa srrpxnxs.
Indisposi.iou to E1srtion. Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difhculty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, WskefuirSss
Dimnsss OF Vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal Las.itude OF the Muscular System
Hot Hands, Flushing of the body,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptions OF the Fsoe,
PALLlD COUsTESANCE.
These symptoms, II allowed 70 60 on, which this
medicine invariably removes soon follows InPO.
TENCY, PATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS, in one of
which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently Eel.
lowed By those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
"INsANITY AND CONsUMPTIoS.u
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering.
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLCAa
And the melancholy Deaths by Consumption best
ample witness 70 the truth Of the assertisn
THB CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC wEAKNEss,
Requires the aid Of medicine TO strengthen and Ia
Eisorate the System, which HELHBOLDs TX.
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A trial VIII
convince the mort skepsical.
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nR. sIGESAOND
~ HAS RE-aPENED RIS OFFICE
AT his OLD STAND.
Few AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHTQkLAs1IcB BONE
TEETH
RHHouS AlSAI pIa&R Oh


WHHou. klfAL PLAfl On CLASPS.
DIR. g. B. EIGlsMOND.
40 B,scasea.. Neg Ye.ss26o Psss.ytra.ia ~
sAtt tefseefs liza aad SfA sfS., Wa.AiaSteH,
Cslit the attention OF the pnbiic 20 the following
ssTsn.sses Of bis improved sTetem:
i. The Teeth OF his manufacture VIZ
never e rsede nor ehspSe selor 81 any,
acids being three !curths lighter than anJ other.
!. Nc teeth roots ueed be sXtr4ted, q rhs
artificial ones can be inserted orer them.
10 aehe
Z. No temporary teeth are needed, Is permanent
ones can be made immediately. thereby preserving
the natural expression Of she face. whe under the
Old system Is frequently dis5rvred.
5. This work has been fully tested over i've
years by many Of the nrst chemists and physicians
OF t5is country.
Dr. 8 has aiso invented Q white undss.ractivs
meta, filing, With which the most sensitive testa
can BE tilep without pain, aEd build rb per-
feet. sound tooth any side roots hieh wiz last
tkYous Lifetime.
The best of references given-Dr. Y. Mott; DR..
Doremus. Professor of Cheufistry- n. Z; Hon.
Judge Wayne. Of the Supre Court Of flashing.
ton, and Thousands OF ether.
Call and examine fer yourself no P-Sn
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MASSEY COLLINS 4 CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DKAUGHI ALE AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large Quantities Of DRAU6Hr
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which / am prepsr red TO furnish short notice to
ell persons who win favor me with their orders
satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders given TO my drivers viii be promptly A.
tended TO.
Goods delivered In all parts Of Washinston and
6eor getewn, free of charge.
Terms - Cash on dsltce1y.
RILEY A. eHINN, Agent.
Union Bott!iSs Depot, 81 Green st.,
not GEORGETOWN, d q
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A FRIEND In NEED. TRY II.

BR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINLAEkf,
as an external remedy, is without Q rivA, md VIII
alleviate pain more speedily than any other prep
arstion. For ell Rheumatic an Nervous Dissr-
ders IL is truly infahieie, and as q curative fof
Sores, Wounds srrains, Bruises, re, its soothing,
healing and powerful siren gthening properties
cite The just wonder and sstonishment OF all Who
hsve ever given IL trial. Over one thousand esf>
tifcates OF remarkable cures, performed By IL with
in the last two years, attest the fact
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STORY OF THE GUARD-By Mrs. @ Ere.
- mont; SILK.
Titan, Romance-By Jean Paul, 2 vols; g.
Results of Enamel sation--By Cochin; s15o.
new edition: 81 ''
Athess, or Tragedies Of Unbelief; 81.
Buckles Essays, with Biographical sketch; 81
The Pentateuch and the Book Of Joshpa-By
Bishop Colenso 81 Is
Gurorakis Diary, March 1851. to November, 1862;
Sl.A. ''
Springs Of A.tior-By Mrs. Richards; q.
Memoirs Of Mrs Joanna Bethune: 81
The Students History Of France; SIa5
tAl FRAECK TAYLOR
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COTTON GOODS
BatJ. BRUCE i CO.. No. AGA It'll street. has
4o increased the price OF tn cir immense stock Of
CLOTHING.
P0R MINIS AND BOYS WAR
- tbsy boz yht IL ~ cid prices. and they viii rot
make the people pay the least adv snce a. they are
determined 10 underseil al others They have the
goods and are bound TO run Of their stock within
ise next forty days 70 make room for our stock
that We are manu- featuring.
The pespie only need to see our goods 70 induce
them 20 bay, and eur stock Of
sIsAls anything ever offered in this city
J BRU CE CO.,
DEALERS
MEMS AND BOYS CL6TRING,
So.l6i TyH sfERKT.
poS Two Doors Below Smiths.
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HAPPINEss Oh MISERY Is THI
Is4AN CABINET or WONDERS ANAToaY.
and MEDICINE" have determined-reSafdiess OF
e1pense-to issue free, for the benefit Of suffering
humanity fou< OF their most instr ctve AID inter-
ssting Lectures on Marriage and its DsausliHca-
tons, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, Indi-
PhysioloEy and Natures Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means Of enigh tening and
receipt OF four stamps, by addressing S<c,rnys
Por1:tdn t1btnet Of dssatop7y aad Medieisl. s6a
sroaa6ay new 1ork ~ ls-ly
GREAT BARGAIN.-Cne new seven octave
VI PIANO FORTE, the case of which.
was deiased By an accident on the Rail E#7
road VIII be rold ats great sacrifice, attft1II
40 fehD ave- ds24
Nj AlLLARD CANDY MAILLARD CANDY
lFl EAILLARD CANDY
KING d BURCHELL
deH Corner 18th at and Vermont Az
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HELnBoLD,s EXTRACT BUcHu.
PALLlD COUNTESANCE,

These symptoms IL allowed 70 90 on which this
medicine invariably removes soon follows IMPO-
TENCY, PATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS, In one of
which the patient may expire.
Who say that they are not frequently Eel.
lowed By those "DIREFCL DIsEAsEs-
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Attest NEWS PROM EUROPE.
IoEE BRIGHT's SPEECH AGAINST INTER
FEKiSG WITH AMERICAN AFFAIRS
HIS BOLD SPEECH N PRAISE OF eUk
COUNTRY.
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MAJOR GENERAL FRANKLIN.

Mr.. Henry j. Raymond, editor of the New York Times
published in January elaborate article in which he laid
the blame of tie defeat ut fredericksburg Ma Gene
raj WILLIAM b. FRANKLIN, and ns;nuat d that hs was
disloya, we'll a bunierer. In Fridays Times ap-
peared reply to this article, which conclusive and
complete vndcston of Gen. Franklin that even Mr..
Raymond is constrained to admit that he wholly
wrong. The documentary proof referred TO in it ub
mitted to Mr.. Raymond, and he says, edi.orally:
1T to clear after examining the papers, that
Gen Franklin not only performed all the service cDjoned
upon him in his orders but that he did than
tempated by them in pushing the attack upon the enemy
10 his ont. IL bs pre- umed that tn Cow rnment
does consider his conduct in that affair obnoxious to
ceGsure, it would have given him court 81 inquiry
aud If this is the h cusht IL be relieved from any
implied aud plac ia post wber the county
again have the benefit Of his unqpestoned ability in the
prosecution of tie war"
There is no wiser, Drawer, accomplished or more
loyal soldier in the Union army than General Frank
ill., He has borne patiently and silently the insinuatons
made against him. and during all his service in the field has
sought newspaper applause by entet ang reporters
and correspondents at his quarters but has been content
to perform his duty and let hs acts speak for him. As the
Government has not thought it worth while TO subject him
to court OF inquiry though than three months have
elapsed The battle Of Fredericksburg it proper that
defence OF him should be made Cor the public and it has
been done trumphanty BY the correspondent Of the Times
We rejoice at this complete vndicaton Of Of the
distinguished soma of Pennsy lvania.-P Bulletin.
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF MEXICO

The Of the capture Of the city Of Mexico by the
French reported in the Southern newspapers is not at all
probable According to The last authentic reports the
French about TO Pueblo, he 23i Of Feb
ruay yet the report of the capture of the city OF Mexico
is mentioned in the Galveston papers of the Cd instant al
lowing only week for the French to march from ORR
zsba to Pueba sixty miles, and thence to the city Of Mex
leo, which is about sixty miles further and the to
return to Galveston by the I'd Instant bis would be
COMMONLY quick work, # the way entirely open
to the French; but, Pueba defended by "a 900
Mexicans aud the city Of Mex capable Of another
stout defence ts not very likely that they have passed
over this intervening hundred and twenty miles and
reduced the country within the space Of three four
days The and date Of the Intelligence would re-
qure. The requires confirmation before it can be
credited
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-03-26
THE POSTAGE CURRENCY.

Of the various published statements and fumors in re-
gard TO counterelts of the twenty and fifty
and Of the action of the Secretary OF the Treasury in d
recng he Suspension Of the printing Of these demo-
ons understand that the p portions Of truth to
bear about the relation Fasafs bread to sack
1t 10 not purpose at this time to follow up these nu-
merous ab,urdt es AID loose conf cures for strictly
speaking such 10 the tenor of most Of these publications.
That countereits OF the denominations named exist Is
undenabe and have indubabe evidence of the fact
but Of what practical is 1t to the community
to be informed that the engraving is shade coarser and
the paper trine thinner than the genu y" Or when
the fact specific points OF difference are given
by the Counterfeit Detector that avaied of by the
oouperters to amend the defects in their notes with
little labor even as write the descriptive artcle1
We would, however, call attention to one point upon
which the community under erroneous impression
and Thu very naturally too, although the has been
more strongly impressed by recent inaccurate pubca-
ton In reference to the subect The origos order for
the engraving printing &c. of ,he postage currency Of
the various denominations was given to the National
Bank Note Company New York" This imprint may be
seen upon the ucs all the notes that company furnished
from the beginning bat in the urgency Of demand for
this currency the service Of the American Bank Note
Company brought into requtiou print the backs
Ii was this time that the initial monogram Of that com
pany"A b. ~ Co."-was superb ided to the plates, as
may be Sen upon the right hand lower corner Of the
backs,
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THE LAND SALES AT HILTON HEAD, Is. c.
Correspondence Of the Boston Journal.

Correspondence Of the Boston Journal.
HILTON HEAD MARCH 49, 1863.
The Land Commissioners have sold about twenty thou
sand of land for many dollars cash down. They
have bid in for Government about sixty thousand acresa
tract at Hilton Head and the remainder mostly mbered
lands The Gales per averaged about dollar Tho
had joined together for the purchase Of plantations
contributing some Of them twenty-five dollars, but the
Commissioners have outbid them Mr. E. s. Philbrck, Of
Brookne Massachusetts, General Superintendent Of Plan
atious has purchased hireen-probaby containing IF
teen thousand The Government has been his only
competitor. TIE sales are still going on The timber
lands which have been bought in for
able least will be if Hilton Head Is retained 80
military station.
We have ceaed to talk about the sailing OF the exped-
ton The matter rests wholly with the navy If any
is disposed to grumbe at the delay let say that the
country better afford delay than be defeated Charles.
ton Admiral DUPONT understands the magnitude of tho
work before him. The country expects him to take
Charleston. His life has been spent on board wooden
ships. He fleet of fgates, but feet Of
RATS is something Like the youth who went
cut in and with sword to meet giant he has not
proved bis weaponshs strange ships TIE trial at
Fort McAlster the other day important Tho
weak points, those which especially needed strengthening
aseertaned, and Admiral DUPONT wisely deter
mined not to go into action while any thing lacking to
make them nvunerable This being the case no state
ment be made to when the feet will sail Day and
night the hammering going the machine shops to
complete the work as possible.
The marriage Of Brig Gen Saxton to Miss Tie Thomp-
son. of Philadelphia is the most pleasant subject of social
gossip of the week Flags hosted and guns fred in
the beautiful harbor of Beaufort yesterday morning in
honor of the event The happy couple occupying tho
elegant mansion Of the rebel Hayward.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-03-26
BATTLE OF FORT PEMBERToS.
THE INDIAN ALLIES OF THE REBELS.

A late number Of the Knoxville Tennessee r. gster q
reb.l print says
Major Thymas, commanding tie legion Of Cherokee
Indan who have rendered much service 10 tie Coneder-
ate in East Tennessee, was IN city yesterday The
Major is with his aboriginal allies in the mountains on
the border between Tennessee and Carolina
is ia reality coDciatUg the tories Let mention fact
two, communicated 70 a, by Major Thomas, TO the
credit Of these dusky They exec any troops
either the Northern Southern armies for nation
Indian always executes order with religious fdey
They scrupulously respect private properythere
reports of Expectations where they eucaupsd. They
the best scouts 10 the world aud heuce the good that
they have accomplished among the mountain tor and
bushwhackers Anotce that Major Thomas Indians
section of country brings in the dodgers once for
they know that hiding will not avail against the
Cherokees BY their aid the Major has enlisted without
bl dshed great many 10 his corps OF sappers and
miners, have thus been converted from mscbevous
tories aud bushwbackers into ueul employ e. II the Con
e terate Government The Major, II the lasts will
be Of infinite service to the G0vernment.U
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

correspondent Of the New York Tribune, writing from
Fort Pulaski, under date 18th instant says:
The rebel Savannah will be ready for offensive
operations this week. Commodore Tatna has expressed
upon several occasions his determination to uh his way
out to tho moment he grand expedition fitting
out at Port Royal sail Drawing but eleven feet
10 water. be will avoid Fort PulSk, and attempt to
escape by the way of Wassa Sound Onco upon the
his ravages will commence All wooden crafts he expects
Dor will furnith him work for week-if the Monitors
only out Of the way. But, ali that if The Monitors
will not be out Of the way Daily the ronc I'D et is in
creasng Wassa Sound be watched the hsrbor of Port
Royal protected and enough will st be left batter down
good many of the forts, If not all front of Charleston
We shall have grim time in these waters before oog.
Commodore Dupont against Commodore Tatua; Gene al
Hunter against General Beauregar brain BRAIN
and matter matter. Who which, or what will win,
God only kDuWsn