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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-16

supply.
serious effect on the great battle or battles
now fighting or fought, in Spotsylvania, is
not possible. The trifiing damage which
these cavalry have done to the railroads
can be repaired sooneE than it was effected
But the event throws an unpleasant light
on the improvidence of those who control
the military powers of the country. Its
success shows they are blind to the charac-
ter of the man now in command of the Fed
eral forces. He is no longer an able, pru-
dent officer, making war according to the
rules of science, but a reckless gambler,
who has nothing to lose and is ready toplay
on any chance, however desperate. Such
adventures as these are what might have
been reasonably expected ofhim. But fur
ther, in the Investigating Committee of the
Federal Congress, General Hooker, while
stating what he thought should have been
done by Burnside, laid down in so many
words this identical cavalry campaign, as
part OF his programme! The Southern
Government and General was forwarned,
yet would not be forearmed. ,.r.-
The lines of telegraph between Richmond
ana fredericksburg being Of course sever
ed, we are unable to give any authentic in
teiilgence from the scene of real action, 1t
is generally believed that decisive battle
was engaged, if not concluded, on yester-
Gay, with success to the Confederates on
all points but one; but even rumor does not
furnish detail beyond the circumstance
that the brave and able General A. p. Hill
mas been wounded.-RichmOnd Examiner,
Nays.
AT an early hour yesterday morning sew
erai persons reached the city who We're on
the ambulance train ut the time of it's cap
ture by the Yankees on Sunday morning.
From one Of them we obtained some par
uculars Of the affair. As the train neared
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
siouAtity Easi "a ess DirsetOry


The sttoution Of farmers, travellers and all 9TH
" rs, hn have occasion to trade in SIOUX City ~
yifsitts tie following list II a. rc han a Me-.
in rHG REitsTEa, and whom We can confidently
c o IN m nd to public patronage: ~
Merehamts-- s.a. ... ..,.- .ilIi1
. Il. d. Boose& Co., Dry Goods, Groceries, sc ,
Il. Buchrucker, ~" - -.r -r.rs
Il, ID. Farmer, 4" =.
Milton Tootle =" .n
ID. 4. Hedges Groce eies and Provisions. ...
A. Groringer, Hardware and Cutlery. ....
jos Chas. X. smith, Stovesand rinware. 90 =
Grass ke {, d. ugs and Medicines. sr - sse
3 t5E I.Hats, Dry Goods and Clothihg. ."4 80 %"
.Attcrneys..u ts.tua r.,f =. .,s., ,t.pg T. ~. .,
A. II udsanetS joy, Douglas Street. ,.. s..,lrus.
,,s Trsdway j. Gurrier, Douglas street. :. .4: ...
. ,.. SamiT. Davis, Douglas street. -,,i. ,.H r
Hotels-- '... 80 81 q.
7.. Hagy House, Second street, ~ - -. =
Wauregan House, second street. rs =. -
Rnurerx.st~. r,t z.ur n...tr. y
49, weare & Allison, Pearl street, ...r' 800
Dosler 4 Hedges, Second street. .''" '' ''a1s
Boots and Shoes.- .t- 1e~tut,u ri, rguia
Samuel krummann, Pearl street.
Matt. 0sugh ran, PeatlistrsstE = d" ~ II =
Hsrnesa Makers. 49,. ..
John Linfnger, Pearl stress. - - F-<
Tailors-.
James Hutchins, pesri strev&. Z - ~
Richard H. Powlesson. Water street. ,..,.
Lum ber.. -..a s.a tHs#s...' 80 l,.,s
sanbora 4 Follett, Water street s -:s., ,rfrt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

that the gauge Of the great Pacific Road
is fixed at feet 8 inches to correspond
with that.of the Dubuque and Sioux City
and other Iowa Roads, instead Of conform
ing, as it was at first fixed, to the gauge
Of more southern roads. 1t was left 10
the President Of the United States,ei it may
be recollected, 10 fix The guage Of the Pa
cifc Road, and he did so at first by max
ing il, five feet; but as it was found on re
hection that the feasible route to to the Pa
cifc was through the South Pass, on the
same latitude as Dubuque is, the gauge
wess changed BY .heP President 50 that cars
nigh, be run from the Mississippi to, San
Francisco # desirable. bla" $50 '.''" Pc
Would that i s var iva Was "s once Over as
then, Notwithstanding all thc, calamnitiess
which will have betanenn the country II II
the meantime, this, great road 4 tq the Pas.
cifc y would soon Be cSgasttrueted, and its
benefits would 20 far 70 repair he mate:
rial I?s$sfsw ?ssfs Which IA fff f,sS sOnntE w, vii hare w.
sustained. .,.-.
Twas once = fond .thought,of mine !Aat
the day was not far distant when the teas
and silks and other valuable productions
Of the celfs'ial 1 Empire would .i9 aip9d their
way to these eastern seaboord ,cities
through Dubuque and other Mississippi
cities Of Iowa. ! am more than ever con
vinced that such VIII, at no very distant
day be the fact. We shall not all see this
anticipation realized, readers, but we must
not nevertheless cease to labor to eject 80
gran. graF5.!n an object, 50 magnificent benefit
te our prosperity; Few who plant trees
eat of the fruits of Their growth, but that
does BOT prevent the hpsbandnan from
plating orchards; As be bepefts by the
near prospect Of his trees bearing fruit in
the enhanced price Of bis lards, 50 shall
many of those profit, who aid in the con:
straction Of Fai'roads, which they may
never see 10 Pr24eettiitca. oper"iiioossl
- -Dubuu,r He,ald snn-oa odi - 7 a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

and hurting anathemas at those who fight
fer the Union. Take, for exam pie. cler,
gymen who porpetrates an annual aniser.
sary oration in honor Of the "Jepry Res.
cuers,' urging the farmers Of Op u,dago
to devote their sons TO the war while his
own sons are engaged in peaceful occu.i
pations. .o.t. ee'2rs1 t4a .. .7,i yrrr
Our Government and Union, if idepen.
dent upon party 'wiR sursiy perish. No
such organ zationf il ystrUsgn enopglr to.
save either. And rulersand pc dpls should
lose no. time in accepting and irAlizingl
this truth. n cane not dhat past, ero walls,
Or how elections Ieeult, il the ,Stsrs and
Stripes .atennai Jed to tbev nhstib end ~
Loyalty to the ;Union--- idslity ftnits .oy.
etnU ent. are the only tests worth presesy.
ing. And when, in good faith, nil true
mentrse toithis measure Of duty-.-brush.
ipg7oat Of theif way the network of,par.y.
totgattiHg thst they were under other cir.
ancss,sAni Slavery mtn, nm yicans,
Wings, Republicans Oh Den dcrats,o and
rem emtariBg they are in Of hers banded
together to upholhfs gorernmeht and
Union, richly wort, all tho, sacrallees of
blood and treasure their preservation may
cost--then aud only then, shall we be as
suredl thai the republic will 1--we again to
confer its blessings upon anpeople whose
waywardnesS provoked ehabtsnin z rat her
than destruction. Tuughow NEED.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
~ .gFgB , So - = fs.f ta.-sr'
BUSINESS CARDS. 4. = :
: waureega,nli Il House, ,a, 50
Sioux City,....IOwa

II, A. FULLER, :: :: : PROPRIETOR.
FfNHE updersisnea respectfully aanc ounces to the
l. travelling public that he has recently taken pos-
session Of tile above large and conmoditus Hotel,
and that his facilities such that he Is enab led to
accommodate the travelling public we'll any
other House in the West, and BY strict attention to
the wants OF his customers hopes TO merit share
the public patronage. F15 Good stabing and atteG
tive hostlets, always in attendance. sTtit '-=f
I'll. A. FULLER.
Sioux City, iowa, June 7th 1852.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
ssARssER SHOP.

'I'aE undersigned has removed into his new ahep
L on Pearl street, where he il prepared TO attahd
t. ever sthing onneefsd With the torsorfsl art in
the most tshionablfEtylc. Tic patronage ofthe
gentle of Sioux vi ty and vicinity is respectfully
o lei ge d. a.. #af7. .-...l stss DAM FALh-t-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

DEPARTURE oR DRAFTED MN IN CHAIrs.,
Another departure OF drafted men took
place, Wednesday morning, soma Of them
in chains. The tendency of these men to
skedaddie has compelled the authorities
to be very strict with regard TO themy--
Hence We notice that some Of them, with
Wild eyes and disheveled locks and seedy
garments, Also wore iron bracelets upon
their wrlsts. Such are the men who now
go forth to Eight, in contrast with those
who went one year ago Detroi, Free
Press. -....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
JOHN sEAg.S,. M. ID.

~ lE lniersisnei tanders 4is fes
L t. the citiztns Of sioux City and surrounding
country. Once, at the Drug store on Pearl stLset
Rssiiantei'nmtdlasel opposite: R1A' "A
vsl5- -npi7. r=Faa = 2 J6Iy Rail-. NJ. D.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
Rates or Advertising ;

One square, ~ lines or less, first insertion.Sl 81 90
Fash subs eque insertion 50
One square, one month 90
one square, SAX mont 90
one square, one year. IL 90
Business Cards, six lines or less, year . 10 90
one column, one year 90
Half column, one 90
One column, six 90
Half column, six mont co
Announcing candidates for qfce 90
Gsa- Whom the number of inse rtons is not specifi.
cd. advertisements will be rked "till forbid
snd charged full prices. ....a ....-'I an
nn.Cash in advance will he required on all as.
vertLsemrnts, except where special contract has
been made totlte contrary
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

5. r. DAVIS,
4 TT0HNEY At LAW, Sioux City, Woodbury.
N county, Iowa. voiino2o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

lhnrlow Weed says, in card, replying
to some of The personal attacks made up
on him by Mr. Greeley: 81 know the habit
and nature of the Tribune Though tar.
Oily obtained, Uor was verdan, enough
to believe in Mr.. Greeley's patriotism and
simplicity for fifteen years | do know
him now. Indeed, as the Canadian once
said Of long since departed friend, Al.
derman Brasher, should know his hide
in a tan yard
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
cnpituIar Masonary.

Sioux City Royal Arch Chapter No, 70, mccttat
thr Masonic Hall, on Douglas street on Thhrsiay
on or before the Full Moon. All X. A. Masons IN
lai standing are frat ternally Invited attend: -
T.. D. FARMER, II. p,
N. PfSKRRroN, ,Sec'y. ..... g..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
ROOTS AVID SHOES

sDs7CASES of Boots and Shoes Just received nd fa
> sale At low pfices, for cash, by
uovI # a. h. D PtnMFR
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
HAGY HOUSE,
Sioux City, Iowa.
JOHN HAGY, Proprietor

N IL. Y Z Z = H.I-I-EG
g.. 1NHE Proprietor respectfully informs the
.l.i l public that his facilities are such that be
/ enabled to socetn nodate his guests 10 good
sty aAs Hptsi6a the Missouri Slope. BY giving
attention to the wants of his guests he hopes to
coive liberal share of patronage.
mar2l59 ~ -. s. JOHN HAGY-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

INFANT --fwenty thousand dollars iu Gold
w aud silver coin, And Heultni Notes. for which
! ,yill prv the highest praminm in !ogal tender, .
m v olb ~ n'Psari sirart.
Il. De FAR 4rgsA, krp,.er,p
Sioux Cisy. Deg -, l,b%
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
Siput City Registtr[
is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.,
Al 81
sioux city, Wood barry County, Iowa
WILLIAM FRENZY.
WILLIAM FIR Ct EY.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-S1.j year.
always in advance. For six months-75 Cts
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
SONIC,

Sioux CITY Lodge. No. 1913, Of Ancient Free and
Accepted Maspns, .asst at the MassnlG Iiall ~
Douglas street, on Wednesday, on or lefdrothe FRI
Moon r g-~e joss fv Tg
All Iasoasin n goodstaniing ate lrstek naaiy n
vitei to attend.
f. X. ROBINSON, W.M.
JAS HufcalSs, Secretary. - EErT ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

In Congress, time and energy are COR.
1e!ted away with puny measures, and as
tor the main question, no one cares. The'
Cabinet members place the crown upon
the whole swindle. Seward has long since
gone over to The copperheads; 50 has
Blair; Stanton always was Democra, !;
SO the always drunken Halleck Chase
plays high game for the Presidential
candidacy, aud Abe Lincold is the rueful
counterfeit Of man, whom one needs
cnly to look at 10 order to beat bis hands
over his shoulder '.' 's''.' ''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

rINR ED WAY - CUiII:IER, .5-.=--s
/ Attorneys at Law, Sioux City, Iowa.-Practice
in the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. Office on
uglass street, opposite Land ofics. vol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

Why CAss1us M. CLAY DID NOT OBTAIN
A CoMMASD.--The Washington Core.
spondent Of the Cincinnati Gasette writes {:
The secret Of Cassius NJ. Clay's bitter
ness toward Halleck, as manifested 10 his
recent epistle to the New York Times, is
explained by the revelation of an occur.
renee which took place, it is said, at an
interview between these dignitarics. Cas-
s:us, rs the story goes, inspired by burn,
ing desire to do something towards crush
ing the rebellion, called" upon The com ON
manding general ana solicited a command
ga comma and, 'eh9' responded "old
Brains," abgrily; what, do you think
you ere n to cotnhiand ?" and stalked iun,
quakerlike out of the apartment 80" ',.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

HWhAr CAN RE THE RsAsoN. u II Is said
thntnny oilcerin the army who does not
approve Of apd' sustain the Presidents
emancipation proclan,ationr is to bel dis.
rnissed from The service. VPsrhaps thd,s
ah"rightA-wef shall not undertake. 10 "a !, J
.sr'ow. But why ID t,a that the ptivhsei
soldiers who do notsustn tins protlarna- a.
tion, are not also dismissed from The ser,
vice? Iftthatr were the base, ,,l,owo h dch
Of an nrmy % yo,, sppose there would
be LET. Perhaps thGt's what's the matter r
There is no teniny.a b. 1oo n98aT "7,liNt
All t6t ~ rr1r+-- -~> .--r-tr . hsol wu-
IF. ,0oJ Smith has just delivered him,
self Of etremandous speech of three. days
length in the Maine Legislature. lie sees
visions Of commerciAf wealth md erea.
ness in a union Of the State OF Maine With
Canada, under British protectiouanl gov,
ernmnnt. lie looks forward to the time
when Mnna cna ,nsantt the Wigs bf h6ppe
and 60 buef ttoc 'Aaotoa6ls r6selulha,t"'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

ABoLLTIONlS1 DYING -Our.--J. IL. Kay.
mond, . leading Republican, made . zig.
ni6csnt confession in a recent speech at
Portland, Maine. The following extrsct
is taken from the reports I'VE are. abou,
played; out as q party. "a We played the
Maine Law" q good enough Morgan for
the lime beiug--but it was played out and
50 abolisiouism was placed out 1t may
last Lipeoln,s time out--but if We hold
out till then, there is not one of us living
that vii! ever get toto public ita sgaiu.--
Wsed is wisely getting out Of the scrape..
Greeley is fool enough to hang on. The
only hope there is for US is TO keep on the
var, until the Union is SO thoroughly split
up that it can never get together again.
a reunion with the South onihny terms is
death to all this generation,u But, at any
rate, the taxes, which the people have not
yet begun to feel, the debt, and the con
sstiptiou not Jet begun, but to come, will
damn every man concerned iu levyiag
tueLUs 5-..-E sr...fs - .s- =.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

tsArpue letter from 1Parson Brownlow,
dated Nashville. March It'll, among other
things, says:--a told ths people of the
North in my speeches, AS thousands of
them will reeoilect aaoAut 4 NOR rsye 0t---
that as 10 say, one RAY Of di6ihs siGrGs IN
h.edscce'iea .Sdasas x,a t'.Ua To lsrpetuate
h.tsruieH s,onaG.jcurn ~. .5 5....st t.r-... ..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
NUMBER 81.
TIE GENERALS INCOMPETENT,

OF Hooker nothing more is expected
than of Burnside. The deser,ious in.
crease with every day. The Presidents
proellamation ispublioly cursed, and the
oonduct Of soldiars in carstand 10 cities,
i.vulgar and brutal beyond description -.
OF patriotism ,you find as litt,e,in the East
ern army as among the people of the
I.sstsfn SsAsss.-~- The people sse.. as.s.
no. Imiseras.idea of rpatrnts ns ~ nos
man speaks OF, sacrifices; from love of the
cause hardly ten men would remain renal II; in a
regiment 1t is a real trea: after having
conversed with the soldiers Of the Kappa.
hannock, to copverse Win Rre Rorseeeranrnrs nrr and
Grants armies. .'''' -" ''''''''' @'.';
TIRE STATEsMEN C0RRUPT.
The statesmen'in Washington, IN their
turn, ore again more corrup, than army
and people For them there is but one
watchword "Let US steal While i. ills IS
time" Every one Prsiers' L. 10 snatch a /
portion 5f the. booty out Of he sst!rrccns box
ofthc Secretary of the Treasury, thoouegh" 81"
as. if ,he sinnood, we're already rolling,
against the gates Of Washington. Does
any one accidently think of the dreary
condition Ct the country, be hes to 60 and
drown bis sorrows in q brandy shop
There is not one, Of all the celebrated
men, who ventures soberly and .coolly to
reflect on the lay of the land, to look into
the future, and to take in time measures
Of preeantion. One only hears words like
this: We do not, know what will come
out if it, ave win see" "Wbat can
be done7,+ '"s@f1." '8l Gi s,a''fra |aa
.Ft t..r.. ,Ht-t r--.. r
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11
W. l.. JOY ,

N. C.. HUDSON. W. l.. JOY.
HUDSON T. JOY, s..t -..-=- q 80 .
IL Attorneys at Law, Sioux City, 1owa.-WiH
pcac.ics in the Courts of Iowa and Northern Me-
brasbs, Ofice, on Douglass street. decl0-59
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

There is ssntiu,ut as, beautiful as it
u Just IL the ttip3gIosips ltnes: "He who,
iooroe,s the iousasin from uLieb be drank,
and tho tree under whose shade he gam,
hso!ed ip tlhq days Of his youth. is,a s,rAn'
ger gen 4 t. tho svesIe9t. impressions Of .he
human heart
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

AN INCIDENT IN A RAILWAY CAR.-Mon
ster--l m afraid I'm sitting on your Grim
oiine. ma am 49,. +.4s.u r ...t
-AHable young Lady--Oh, never mind,
sir. lis Of no consequence you cant
hurt N. $40. .u-s. ..t E...rr-a. r.-.....
Monster-No. ma am, its sot.,hat |; but
the conionnded thing .hur.s me In saar
The late Congress retained their senses
after all. misunderstanding 'the press Of
business, ttey voted thehseives' an adai
.tidnai mileage" Two ,Airss That notable
body never forgot-the negro and the
money. The money first, for il was at:
tended to, while negro bill failed. *..1'.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

Dubuque Herald. 90
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-04-11

A radical Rcpnbli herman Western
paper, the 81. Louis Ne,ie .ZeA, publishes
an article which draws the glooinfest pic.
tdre of the state ftRe country we hive' yet
saetf. "A democratic paper aconld hardly
venture to say so much, even we're II So
d;snos.d 81. samrtln. U-tttu.. iuu nr .' i..y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12
KOPOs FoRWe eoD.

HsCflpTrtSrs, Dsfs.N-S Gf WI hin -iGr
. Qf tfIs5 (yVTrfsrmGScsr. Jan. -, 1853.
/ RC II SAL Inv Leu Iur fur ui-iitUE " pDl To
the troops in and a,cund tie Forts h-re.uaFt.I
tpeclEed, from parties WING wont wool land
IL Tie FiclElty - the same VIZ: Forts E.N@nder,
Ripley. FTabEiin, Mansfield Penn yiv..nia Battery
) aNy DEp: Forts Kea-Dry De KJ--py 4-al-
cfr-tts, Slocuru, Totten, SltlnIner. Rn Ok er q Il
- r&trEa, iEayCr. Lincoln, Batteries Nern0Ct
Martin Scott and Cameron, "a the north side Of
tie Potomac,
Pr, rossls t. be made in The follov7in. manner,
to VII:
tigst For wood stanii K, iprjce per cord
9TH SIS, gTlcc per cord
Third. For wood cyt and corded the ground ,
Proposals must specify the .Oc4Li.y, ,s,rd q.e1n-
tT:y aud qEGit.y OF toe w"od.
Proposal, Will bt received uuda. this Advert; se
n.eht FOR the amount of wood required mp u june
J. lSi3
bsei bidder est attach MS full name and Post
Ohicr address To- mis- bid, aud the utu-s Of ali par
t-s IL rested III the proposal must ppcsr IL the
bid
AH Ooth or OIL, stapce 10 IKE GoT.rnnieM. Of TIE
i7ttttC >tI:sS gq"N CCco8tEI4.y .0c.1 rel
Eds will he opened from time II time, and con
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
qEired
Tht right IS reserved 70 accept all or any part Of
any bid.
PropesaIs should be endorsed, Proposals for
WocG =" and addressed TO
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieut. ColOuei and Chief QuarCUraisst-r
iG Soft EetanetS Uf Wa iiGg- on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12
The slirmi.h near wii,i.m>bury.

GoBET"wN, Feb. 1.-THE engagement on
: urt;.N l. LigL. Z, I.e..r VI williamsburg, proves 70
L..Ne te-u a mUch less serious af AIR than first
III or;td. Our loss in killed, wounded, and
missing VIII r. considerably less than %. and
lie wounds cf Capt Faith are n or considered
mortal. Lieut.. James Smith and several
others, supposed TO have been made prisoners,
have mace their escape. Capt. Hagermeister
and Lieut.. Williamson are undoubtedly in the
hands OF the enemy. as lie also tie body of
Lieut. Robinson who was probably killed.
4 negro who came In from General Wise's
hs adG uarters says the prisoners are there. most
o. them wounded. IL the ins trucuons of Gen.
Es yes had been carefully adhered To, this trap,
sNideItly SET by the rebels, would not have
been entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12

sY-A lettsr from Washington says :-' Gen.
PUpc's li.t-r attack on Gen. Banks is not n a 4
well received, sud II is said by MaSsachus. It's
officers Who WEI, al the Cedar Mountain cam
paien, that Cocumcnts exist which will only
add t. Gen. Fope's character ~ romancer-
20 draw IL mild.
~ vessel arrived at San Fran co on
Thursday with 9ts baies VI dTlils and sheetIugs
] ON China. and adyices tIat hereafter Cali
f. MIA might lock tO that nation FOR ia cotton.
Several ships also left Japan in December,
laden " ilh cotton Tor English ports.
SBy the death of Claiborn.- r Jackson,
TEomas G. Reynolds. who was ELECTED T.isut.
Governor OF Missouri in 1861. whoutd haN.
suuce,d-d 10 the Exec i've chair IL h- WAS not
D. .mst Ii a r, bel Mr.. Reynolds is ia IA hInold.
60 The Me;mer Gazette announces tue
Ia ke Of Coburg's acceptance Of the hron- Of
GREECE, condition t.iut the house OF B1 yartl
ItnouHc,s i's rights. Ii is said th.I kas>Ia
pro-. sts against u.
e. Tie '.no card" fever which RACED in New
York. SONS 20 have su ID q. One u'tfOr,uuase
V isht recently aurended to -he not c. Of hIs
rHarria Q. ..nC frleu,is to send car - to-"
81 hc ,lraQ mao h ,nerv has hnen ordered 90
- again s-t in Ulotion in Michigan, and the
Ilu mIgratICn 10 Canaoa, across Detroit river,
" III be IesuLleC.