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Second Dispatch.

MExPms. Feb. l3, via CAIRo. 16.
The Bslletin hes sdvices from Yssoo
Pass to Wednesday. The steamer Mod
orator and gunboat went up the Bayou
and found the enemy on the banks. who
fred upon the Moderator. cutting Of one
Of our. men. We killed six OF the enc
my. They found number Of negroes
in starving condition and brought them
away. They are now at Memphis. Inc
gunbost remained up the bayou.
Another foses i said to bs engaged cat
ting third eenal. completing The nsv'-
CATION up the Yaxoo Pes. :
B Hoosh. special sesns Of the Trsssu'
y Dspartmsat. ssizsd 50 bales Of cotton
here to-day. juse rsesivsd fron bslow.
The steamer Rowena wss srrsstsd Tor
contrabaad trading. She bad quisins
aboard. Noshing lssss from the 6'ss.
A few copies Of ths Chicago Times have
bssn rscsivsd and cold Il Is cents copy
to sseash.
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That Doo.-Coming into our ofiice
after supper. on Tuesday evening. we
found strange. wol6sh-lookiDg dog had
invaded our premises. BY soms means
unknown. We tried to coax the cur out
but being Of Indian descent. and not IN
derstanding our English. he refused to
move. and replied to us BY sundry snaps.
.growls. and had q strange way h show
ing bis teeth which We did not particularly
admire. We charged upon him with
sticks. pokers, etc. but be showed bold
defiant front and held ais ground. We
tried to flank him. bat backing into .
corner, be bid as come and take him il
we could. We now csed Q little strate-
81. aud doused him with pail of cold
water, when we suddenly found it neces-
ssry to change our base. and found our.
selves viewing the 'belligerent brute from
lofty positions. A council of war was
held and it was determined that we would
open the door and grant an armistice Of
twenty minutes. during which time il
peaceabls arrangements could not be
made and the aforesaid hostile dog had
not rstreated or returned to bis allegiance,
be was to be subjugated at oil hazards,
even were it to cost rs blood and ruin.
The time expired; the hostile enemy
still bolding our front in check, and oc-
casionslly showing bis masked batteries.
Wake6eld's brigade charged in gallant
style. but was three times repulsed with
heavy loss. A concentrated movement
was now made by all our forces. inclu-
ding Grumlsy's battery and Pisrce's
cavalry and after short and terrific COM
bat we succeeded in dispensing the enemy
With fearful slaughter.
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HARpER's PIcroRIAL HrsroRY OF TIE
GREAT RlBELLIoS.-Ife ever q work was
deserving of success and public patron
age, it is Harper's Pictorial History Of
the Rebellion. AL important battles.
both by land and sea, arc portrayed with
life.like accuracy. and q person gazing
at the engravings. almost fancies he can
hear the shrill shrieking of shells, The re-
port of cannon, or the fierce rattle OF
musketry. Accompanying the engra-
vings-which are worth double the
price asked for the books an accurate
y written history of the Rebellion. from
the pen of gentleman of high literary
standing. and who is competent to viv.
idly portray the varied scenes enacted
since the opening of the War. This
work should be in every house in the
land. We wonld advise all who take
an intesest in passing events. and who
wish to have q beautifully illustrated
record of the Rebellion, to send to Hsr.
per & Brothers and secure the numbers
Of this great work as they are issued
For particulars see advertisement.
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LATE ARRIVAL FRoM RICnMoND
Desperate Condition Of the Rebel cau.,
New YoRK, Feb. 20.

New YoRK, Feb. 20.
Col. Chss. Carroll Hicks. of the rebel
army. and lste detective for the rebels 10
Richmond, vas arrested this afternoon at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
The Post has information through .
gentleman from Richmond that the rebel
army has done growing. Every man in
the South between Is and 40 who can
bear arms 10 now in the service.
There Is bill before the rebel Coagrsss
conscripting even foreigners and Mary
lsnden. The supplies Of The rebsl army.
except shoes. are better than they have
been. The rebels are reported short Of
powder. and forage 10 scarce. whils the
people on the route to Fredericksburg are
on the point Of starvation. Oar inform
ant il certain there 10 formidable rebel
force in front Of Hooker. and laughs ct
the assertion that Less army has gone to
Yieksburg.
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GLEAsoS's LITERARY ConpASIox.-If
energy. perseverance, and Q desire to sur
pass can attain an object most desired.
Gleason is bound to place his paper far
above the reach Of successful rivslship.
His Literary Companion is now printed
in E1oHr different colors-someshing new
or before attempted in this or the Old
World. In polite literature. prose. and
poetic gems. it is unsurpassed; in foreign
and domestic news ofthe day. It is oil
that could b wished for. Its typogrsph-
ical appearance is faultless. The bes,
literary talent Of the. s..dsy is at its com
msnd. and no pains or expense il spared
to make it THE paper Of the ego. Each
number is beautifully illustratsd. Ess
terms in another column.
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CAIRo. Feb. II. :.
a party Of susrillss fred into the ran
DICK Fulton at Cypress Bead and killed
several Of her crew. She wss tdHine
Goa! TO the hsst. and would hsvs been
espfess6. bot wss saved b IL gsnbsss
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Advices from below state the rebels at
Port Hudson are communicating with
the Golf BY the way Of Atchafalsys riv-
er. The Queen of the West, o. soon q
repaired. will interrupt that movement.
A million bales of cotton are below
Helena awaiting Gen. Grants permission
to ship.
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J e. The editor of the Lesvenw orth
Conservative taketh on considerably over
. couple of half dollars which be recently
saw in that city. Vsx not thy spirit,
after the filthy lucre o mortal man We
have Q silver dollar at home. with hole
in it. and if thoa art short of change and
will come up this way We win give thee
the w. hole Of it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

r. Why 10 the editor Of the Con.
servstivs more ike an untsmed deer than
pet one j? Because he's Wilder.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

We have large amount Of Doniphsn and
Dsovn ounty Warrants. which ws viii dispose
sfst the current market price. Persons having
Taxes 70 pay in the above coustiss. will save
nsasy BY using the Warrants.
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. JEwELRY,-Persons desirons of obtain
ing Jewelry at give-away prices. should
read Hubbard & Brothers advertisement
in anot her column.
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r. Jewellers should read j. A. Sails.
bury's advertisement in another column.
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ResPease to the Heroes Of Sg.rffees.


A ResPonse 70 the HeFoes Of Narffees.
horo.
CucIsHAII. Feb. 18.
A call is published in the morning pa
psrs signed BY . large number Of citizens.
for nesting ss Pixies Opera House. on
Monday, February 23d. for the purpose
OF responding to the patriotic sentiments
rsceotly announced ct Murfreesboro. A
number Of prominent speakers have been
invited.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26
SPEECH OF coLoxRL yrxNIson.

Three chesrs were given for Jennison
and that mailed warrior came forth. He
briefly related the historic incidents of1hs
past week. including what General Blunt
called the '.little incident" Of closing ont
the rebel paper.
He said:
They treatsnsd to assasinats Anthony,
Hoyt and myself Now. gentsmsn. I
have been accustomed through six years
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-26

SOmuuuicatlOu viii nIc0mO0Q 10 direct
and constant.
New York papers sre rscsived three
days after publication. and the secession
agents who swarm 10 Baltimore. as we'll
as rebel spies who are there and in Wash
ington. hsvs regularly organised plans
for conveying information and supplies
to the rebel government. Our informant
was confdentially told in Richmond that
the supplies are furnished in Baltimore,
are transported to Annapolis. and are
thence shipped to st. Marys. whence they
are conveyed to Richmond. There are
persons oil along the route who pass
them through at night. The United
States officials along Chesapeake Bay
were said to be bribsd to let everything
pass. The principal supplies are sup
posed to come by this route. The name
of person in Baltimore was given who
would forward any letter or package to
Richmond in few days sitsr receiving it.
The political aasirs IN the North excite
the deepest attention in Richmond, and
are the subject Of much comment. The
speeches Of representative men ere taken
. an indication Of growing feeling at
the North in favor Of the South. They
firmly believe that Illinois in particular.
and other States Of the West, will BE- de-
tsehed from the Union and will join them.
They scout at the idea Of reconstruction.
They will never come back into the old
Union on any terms. New England. and
especially Massachusetts,, is ths object Of
the most unyielding hatred and detesta-
tion. They feel that the parties as the
North opposed to the Administration in
dieats that the people are vearisd with
the war and viii consent 70 osssatioa
Of hostilitiss and : rssossitioa oftds In
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WAR bEPARTaESr,)
hoJITAsI GEsERAL's OFFICE,
WASH. DION, Dc, ., 1868.
General Orders, No ay2
l. The Quartermaster G neral of the Army will
report to the Psymaster General the name of every
officer who, In his Department, has received, or
shall hereafter receive, public money or military
supplies, and TAIL TO take up and account Tor the
same, and render proper returns therefor or " no
has hired and employed or shall hereafter hire or
employ, persons and articles In the public service
and fail to make out and trans nit reports therefor
as required by the Army Regulations. And the
Paymaster General, upon the receipt OF such noti-
ncation will give directions TO the officers Of his
corps " make no payments 10 the delinquent ON.
ceIs until such delinquent shall have rendered the
prescribed reports and returns, OF which the Pay.
master General shall be promptly advised by the
Quartermaster General
:. When officers give or Issue certified accounts
for purchases made or services rendered in the
Quartermaster's Department, they will immed..
ately send an abstract OF them TO the principal
officer OF the Department In which they are serv.
ing, and to the Quarter master General at Wash.
ington. Any officer failing to forward those ab.
straets will have his pay stopped until he sends
them.
By order OF the Secretary OF War.
ED TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General
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.ATAussi,snts.

'ieht lerpslcnOFeAn Altnnce,V have missed A
rae treat, but will have another opportun,.y Of
making mn th.,, To-. $500. . I'm. Sam'.., "
Mons. Tophoif, and the Ronzani Ballet Troupe
will also appear in the charming advertisement
called " The Carnival NJ v.nicsn o,h.,wi..
,..,,, one'~"
nounced, though we are pleased to sec that the
popularity Of the exciting drama Of Thu Yankee
Tart has Induced IN. rnsn..-r a. 80. a. -.
a.. IN ,uovu 'ho msnaDr 70 retain IL upon
tne oihs LOT the balance OF the week. To.morow,
by an extra performance Ia the Afternoon. and a
van VI eAeehenoc ~ h'sn''
,o,,~,
on ,Tonn puras
A., N..,., - r,.' ~, A.
NO. y Market space, between Eighth And Ninth
''rees' one door East OF rory BIO.
u.,,r. c,,,,.,s, ,..
stock. secured the mosf modern Instruments and
,r nnu nrt ,h On VIZ most owed Plan
God5 ona eow ne mf e n;,,,p n ,hs p Of j.
srsuhI, 70 our S' ~ ,, n th ne pnSio
With photosr ,phs, Plain, In India Ink, wster and
,ite hmbrotyPes. all size Cartes dc visite and
''gnet is, iot Albums.
spee,a, attention wiil be paid 10 copying Ambro-
type and Daguerrentyre.
rick. Co., iho,ographer, New York, to keep US
cOnstanuy suppneu WIN .aitesue Neite Of All the
tioaoi the public I "''''" WV '"'"' '"' "'''n'
oh Ice French Albums also, Frames Of all sifes
and kindi. dec2t.lm
-
NEW, LATEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL GOODS Just
received At the b'lar Jewery store, No. - Penn.
aid sAtisfy yourself
q WORD or ADvICg.-ThOse who have been
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rele, should ernslt DR.. Fishblntt, whose once 10
- No, t?l SIT cet corner of Eighth street, and be
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al the principal points IN the North and West
For tieketr and further information apply at tho e.
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sra Aesn,
-
new YORK STYLEs.-Ge,tleb,.n's CioLairq =
Neto and Fashionable "A large assortmen Mt for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
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have low uve Of the laTssst and rNs' N-s"t''
utentr # YTsn,b. urtmAn, sud American tudies
TOYS sui irrf,ctluHcrI rr"t hr''rr r"tu an v N'''
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prices Also, zlIlge S'snrtlntnt ut lhuhd, iIAN,
s,A Iuuy tke- laaic Of the l"ti mn'elin'h, Az
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M Me-, de q -ilJi
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Wholesale aud retail t1lcI IN due Colo
AZ Silver WAT, NES splendid p.AMONDS, NnJ
AL her Rich and FSshl nabie JEWELRY, I'm.
TOskpt Cutlery Field Opera Gla-teu md S. eta
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Ware
J.wsls, Badgss, and Jewslry made to order.
No SIS Penney lyania Avenue,
The. docTe above Ninth stfsS'
= u-Fins wstahss carefully EsTs,5sa
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CROV ER'S THE TRE,
w., Penn's avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
LEONARD GROyEk................ DIRECTOR.

CROv ER'S THEAT RE,
1 Penn's avenue, near wills,d,s Hotel
FOURTH NIGHT
VERY LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
GREAT TRAGEDY COMBINATIONS
MR. Z, L Davenport.
MISS SUSAN DENIM
Only time. positively, Of the gtea, historical play
RiCHELIEU.
Mr. E. l. Davenport m......... Cardinal Ri.helieu
NJ Wallack as.........,............... De Mopiort
suppsrtei by the Entire Greet Company, which
embraces the nsmss Of the accomplished young
vorshiy.received candidate for public esteem, M
r. MORD AUNT; the faVorite Comedian, MI. BEN
the Resuiifui soubis,te, Miss FANNIE BROWN
ard long list OF other well.knowh favoii'ef,
which enables the management to cast this great
play in msnucr never before equalsd In this city,
TOMORROW CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON.
The beautiful irish Ro%sEee OF the COLLEEN
Tomorrow night, only time Of MACBETH.
GRAND FAMILY MAT NEE SATURDAY AZ.
1ERNooN, At tie chesp Aferroo Prices.
Growers THEATRE
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
TWO GRASp PERFORMANCES
Is rpr AFTERNOON,
III. Beautiful Irish Romance oi tSr
COLLEEN BhWN,
Which magnificent Drama Mr.. Leonard Grover has
the sole right to produce In this city, and which
will hc presented with NEW and SUFERB SCENE.
Rl, by Mr.. n. A, STROSGi the PEACTlLCL
MUSIC composed for 1t by the unrirallcd maitre.
Mr. KoPrIr2; elegant and appropriate PROPER.
rIEs and MACHINERY. and the beautiful snd &C!
complIshed young actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
ELY o'CoNNoR,
The Pretty Maid 3iilsira Her Cow,'N
supported ny the
ENTIRE GREAT pRAMARIC CoMPANy
FORD'S NEW THEAT TIRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE y.
JOHN E. FORD..........M Manager and Proprietor.
tAlso OF Holiday street Theatre, Bsltimore.)
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Fourth night Of
MR. JOHN h. OWENS
THIS CTHURSDAYl EVENING, Dee. -,
Co!eman's COMEDY
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
To conclude with
THE HAPrlESr DAY OF MY LIFE.
Nr' al "" Gus
TO-MOSROW AFTERNOON,
THE DRCNKARp.
AT NIGHT,
OWENS IN TWO CHARACTERS.
ON SATURDAY.
benest OF
NH JDHN Z OWENS,
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LOR SALE. TWENTY HOUSES,
+ uargs and small In different parts OF WASH
lngton,
Also, the following BUILDING LOIS
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