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, 1863-07-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

[fpccal Dispatch TO THO Chicago TF!h1net1
WAanIsaToN, July 20, 1909.
No inter news from Charleston ~ yet, than
,lat contained in the rrhcl report already for.
wart'co, but the feeling about speedy success
Ii not bnoyant.
Tie situation Of Lees and Meade's army Is
still understood but vaguely here
The Commissioner Of Agriculture has lssu-
cd Ills statement on the condition ofthe crops
last month throughout the United States.
The condition Of wheat was very nearly but
not quite up to the ayeragc, and larger
breadth OF land sowed than ever before. Corn
was also slightly below IN average.
Data reccutly arranged at the War Depart
ment show now how largely Tennessee has
contributed to her own, now almost perfect
dellyerance. She already has twenty regi-
uents Of infantry and cavalry, and two bat
tery's in the service, most Of which were
made up from refugees and organized beyond
her borders.
Gen. HeintEclman has called Court Of IT.
quily to Investigate the conduct Of certain
officers Of Gen. stoneman's command during
the progress Of the great raid In the rear o1
I Lees army. The court is composed Of Gen.
Max Weber, president; Co1onels Davis and
Warner.
| UPWARDS of zoo sick arrived this evening
IRON Warrenton. Tho largest portion art
members Of the Cd corps. The rest belong te
tht 10Th Maee,
Especial Diepateh to the Chicago Tr1buno.1
| WAsH1SGroH, July Is, 1868.
The Richmond Whtg thus laucnts over oui
recent raids: Fair warning ,was given bJ tht
Yankees Of their intention to organize II, ,o0
mounted men and ravage the country tar ant
wide. Southern newspapers did all In thei
power to awaken the people to asense Of thei
danger, to incite them to the ald Of tho GOV
crnmcnt, which n1ready had it, bands NOR
than full, and to inculcatea Lesson Of sell
defense. These eforts Of the press were n
, 1863-07-27
d'y forty Of Moeby's guerlllas were captured
near Fairfax station.
BA1T1MoRE;A1uly 26.-The following dis,
patch was received on Saturday at the head

d,y forty Of Moeby's guerlllas we're captured
pear Fnirfax station.
BA1r1MoRE;sJuly 26.-The following dis,
patch was received on Saturday at the head
quarters Of the Middle Department:
HEADQUARTERS ANT OF TIE PoroAAc,}
FHosr RorAl, Va, July e. {
The Major General Commanding directs me
to inform you that he engaged the enemy at
this point, yesterday. This morning the enc
my appears to have withdrawn, and his whole
amy Is, undoubtedly, en- route to Culpepper
and Oiange Court Houses. Probably his rear
has paesed the Shenandoah at this place aud
strasbutg. (signed,) 4. L. IfArrnzws,
Colonel and Chief Of Staff.
The following Information waa received at
headquafttrs in this city to day by General
Sc1enck. It is from Brig Gen. Lockwood:
The theh,y has disappeared from ctr front en-
ttre15. md there Il none here, north Of VIII.
chester. Our cava1ry were Id C1atlestorn
yesterday, (Ftidar), mud scouts were ont to
thu distance Of ten tnlles III urery direction
witlout aty tfgns Df The enemy.
Nbw fohK, July W.-The Iferatr& Wash.
irHIoh specials state t1,at It 10 beiteYrt Leu lias
tttrctr.ied III eseApibE With bis nrttty, ntd was
NJ Cafttppef Ur 0tshgo Cu1itt lfouse Saturday
right. The affair At u'leHtet dsp Ia supposed
10 ihra i'eeH with lils senr Kuntd,
WA+HtNart'H, duty a1t!t --f'he Nd'tshl n.
t"h'h"" "s Thin i" Ut. ttalts tisat posillyo IN.
fUihhtIni !nls tlAn fe.rtYrl laeta thnt J.su I'M
1T I'll .leIr3lnE IN 1T" i'nlumao 10 tnhbie hln,
I" gtt nwny ntety wIltl Tho pluut!ur @1s h..
enl1et lti In Ma tlnnA hnl i'"nmhY Ylyanta, nti,I
, 1863-07-27
FROM THE FAR SOUTHWEST.
Another Brilliant Union Vic,
tory.
General Blunt with h Small
1'orto Routes 5000 1lcbe1s,

LRAtthwuHTft. July ahl=Uh 1'tufaiat, t1lt
I8ih init, A neYefe hHhi uptuffpd bptWpttl
uehplai tilnht mud ttw ie1pl ttaliafal QUpFpf,
tps'l,rH III The ealnplete Fa1lt NJ tilu Fehrls.
Finding tlMl thu spllHls ip,i f,lIpn hhpk FUN
pnrl tltl'sol,, Iluut, with A,lol man md "
guus, III In pursuit.. Aftsr mnmhIng hty
n'Iles III twanty .tour l'oura, tl1uy faun4 lha
rnolny h,tN0 s.ronE, In pnsl'lnn on Ell Oraak.
llluM Immediately nttaekut thou with arlll.
lo.y, md tliamountud two robsi guns. which
woru captured. 4 chargo waA tlnally u'aio,
whcn Tho ctrtny lied in confusion. "ur oaT"f'
~ pursuing.
Wl4ct, tho eouticr loft tue rabol loss Was
sixty killed, ,swonty woundud nnd ono hundred
prisoners. Our loss was ton klilud mid shtrtY
wounded. VIZ carturcdn quantity Of com.
Mls.ary storos.
blunt, though sick, commanded In per.
kon.
tRpsc!al l'lApn.ch 10 tue Chicago Tr!bnne.l
ronr Rc"rr. VIA KANrAs. July a4th.
General Blunt hua u f1cllt with lho r,bp!
t;rnr,ul Conner on tlo lCt. Inst, ut Ilonoy
sprlprs, IN tho Crock Nation, Tho rcheta
wore i. coo strong and our f,rces 1850. Tho
1ehels wero completely routed, antl sixty kill.
ed. Our loss waA ten. We captured ouu piece
Of artillery and a flag. Colonel Williams, ct
tie first colored Kansas volunteers, Wis So
yeJely wounded.
rur,oc4r,ry AMI e,rr,r,ox
o,,r a,.a..,, ,,ovo ,o,,,s. p,rnt,a h.,,,,, '.
| - - St.. a~,.T III. - ~ y
"hut a. 1''o' ete 0 - '0'
cFet eou"t.s' 1no ,Aua1 Ae,t4'oss ~ oc'
cnpled os 1ne eoefokees' 1'ceAs ano enoc'
LAWS 1ne treeAs 1nnAoltlas Liz ccntlu 7tFp,
from east 70 "es1' a o1lei resume ol sne ope'
ratlons IN ms department WILL &c OF interest
on tne 4'n Oh 14'5 '1en' o'unt anu s1an as'
r'vea, trom ron AeaSen~of'n' al fofe seot.
military posi- on tne Matmlton cfeck o.
1asef-a Ema,l olanen o. lne osage h.ser' a
, 1863-07-27

A UCTION SALE OF FARM
sod ii Public AHc!icn IN t'c ti:y Of II tho
nSa ts i Z:
iorenton Il er ilo sing described prop:Fsy: >A'
!s: q e ~ e IL
H,.Cp karosa s.d sa;n a. :1F s IN; 1T ia Of sye !Saa.e
ss s, ST. fs ae51.s1y t. sxo'
rfce , FEydend. to ~ isc.ne a.d si.si..pni i.s'
e Pa . H. .eta eaAt y sssi
e'S IS = oek &c s,n s3ants: wv a
r2s teE Te Fh6a,.n D9,;s evs,
~ isT. occurred hY Icrfg4se o1on. suaa,cd aad
saeo ssaos coSr II u, i hiino.. >e ~ "'0D''
HSs 5 e os
r. m AZ r. r. % % 1Gaa IL
!oxnthtp rnugo two caft. In the county oi
'ss R,92ss HSsa;es s5 po;; FssG h
T.: i Il; Sxs i dsss
4: ~ n: s;ssi
s IN sH g. pa T.
a. L ss s5 s
cir cf Ftrereft. I'ltrols.
All ,9, a.:s9 a.s P. ; IT, avs r z'
lie lsaeine md 81 sH,2o q 1rost CO. or order N
e: ,h IT Il. .en III % IL @
sf Il M D " M t .fr.s E. 9a
HI tibsRs' b"s. a a7c II h i& ss ri,as - III
s w H srn ~ r,I To- aut.'r,e- !5tH TIL
, 1863-07-27
THE STElNWAY pIAN0S

Mr. taary 1E'et oEe Of tIa n,o.k patent crtttcs
'Tns rim rim o. sTs1xwAr& SONS. f.om S4v York.
txhiht! tran Ar1 hnatH tlAn0A botp OF which hayn
psltrutry att'ace ed tas attantIa Of thn nfy On ~
ssuts O. ther s1cel:snc. Tnts nr,u II also iae only
cro VscA ss Kutshrs Itself II thr !nF Or
rAnta bs1,tw ln'eati me worthy CT being fATorabiY
cens!e 3D. fnlvc been able 70 Judge apo4 tle sfect
th.i Tho s'lu4so ttano% uf ,tets1s srf1Vw.Y f2iT
ro5ttss ahe fott Of Grand F+no: it ~oands u1afyeI-
OF. ~. MI p.e Eounh, tho eytensin tht "a toao
ths te.c.. t;e 20 ser afe coah!ned = this Paao
su! o. tic rev tnvcrton which / maattonc,i. Tas
'.F9 Piano u:trs III itse:f Au tho qualities which Jou
lowet aId thu even tons ere r,oat Remarkable tho
fcEch il adapted tor every shsde OF expression @T II
every r*rt fRt 1.sftume5t Will develop, 1ux to
tire <i.l # ire player. power sad +weet1eM All
ts.tcaly shat SCI toae WHICH Il necezsasJ for accom-
rrt ms nt.''
tte " s!*o. fsoca The ht.hEs: European authority,
, 1863-07-27

NEw YoRK. July e5-The steamer Colun1~
bin has arrived from Now Orleans. No news.
gers.
a New Orleans correspondent, per tho
steamer Cromwell, reports the arrival OF the
rebel Gen. Gardner.
Banks was in The city, but intended to take
the field Immediately west Of tho Mississippi.
Tho 1.bels nre reported to have 5000 men
between Donaldsonyil1e and Brashear city.
This is not credible. The rebels arc known
to be falling back. No resistance Is expected
this side Of Bayou Boeutf Four gunboats
net in concert with the army. The rebels may
abandon B7ashear city and fall back behind
the Atcilafa1aYa.
, 1863-07-27

NEw yonK, Jnl, A0 Tho ssoa'nur AraRn,
frnn Ullnrlch,0n bur, an tho Ntturloon ri tim
:,'s,t, tAs arrived. Among linr ltnssongcrs aFu
Urnr,nls Btrnng and BrYnol!r Col. Jneksoli
au.' lii II. Cul. Ro1lnau, wounded, anal ottlbrs.
rr Emma, If 1.ur.lon, ft.,n Wilmington for
1crinsidn with cnrga Of turroiit1no, tUatn at,d
cotton, nntl towrd hcr, Into port.
Thr tscnfncr Cl!ntttlun, fruii .Aer!nwa1l, on
tho i7tf', bus arrlsed' Bho llas e'l ,9HD troas'
tito.
NKw Yonx, July 4.-Nrnrly t70,ooo nro
al'rnds collected fas tho families Of rnleo.
men, IIloincn, md s"!dlurt Injured or ki'fod IN
sllu rnle,
DuinclItael.ta Of troops from the Army Of
tho l'utulnnr lIayu nrriyed to luke ellnrEo VI
ttn drafted 1nen In thu Northern md Ea+tnfn
Sta,s4 TAtlr principal duty vii! bo to cstrh
rlnawnys. Thry goto Etnlifa md o'heF p"r'a
nf this State, au.t to Vermont and conncc'
fiaut
, 1863-07-27
FROM CHARLESTON,
ACHARQE UPON FORT
WAGNER.
Our Men are Rcpulsed, but Hold
their Old Position.

Np,v your. Ju1v -W, arc tnaalted to
The Herald fur lbr following account of onera.
,ions ,a.r rbor1a.ton reca,vad hv the rro
nm tbe mn.
The rebc,. nt.emntca IN dr,ve mr. forcps
from .1o;nes island. The ott,ck ras sudan
,ra 1,nexnactca Int cen Tarrv rnc+ and ra-
-'...s ..,a. III. ~.-..t :. 1.,,.h.s
n,s"-~,. n.s ~.
"a 49,. s.a,.-,as 49, "a .as., ta,.s" 49, sA'
- a-sss ahan. a. .,,a.s 49,.
=" w. ~, 80. 1.s - s,ss 10y ., sn l1'.
~" ~ va. 1870 w 49, ~ ~ .., -
~ W =" '"1 1 AfoA ~ pos.1u7
-,
''nu LIE 'coe's "eie taught =" 'eseon LIE, WILL
',1 ooen
,,1's ~, t,.a .,o.n,ar - 49, 20; a." s ;sas
e a,ass aeanara,,nn W ~ w. ~ % ~ nr. na.s,nts. %
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aDu sls 'o.o.s snos .1e M ns" = Alon
- ..s. .s."a. aas..i"- w.. s.'" "'oA NDo 'e''''' o'
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ss ~ w ,''ns, ere vs. ae.se se'e'' oa' ~.
ta1 i's, VI ~, nn'Ia a"u "oauaea auu n1sslu.F
zrhes ,hs Va ,osn u, a son+ o oeo ,os n1
'' n n ,,'lao 10" taa-s .aoxaa ,oas ~ nnh.o, wv ' ~
'Dy ~ .I. n.t.,., % str.,o,@ arar ~ af.r t,a. ,+
:, -, ,,on. % sha rent ~ u,,ton Usaa ~ nm. nm.
,,,ie. ma co,1
'',1 '1 ~' ,r,
, 1863-07-27
G0nturCd.

contrntan1s' picked up by our cavalry In the
ths enemy's % hands, win tSo lleutenants and
fiitecn p1iyates Of the Fifteenth New York
n1-n1t
, 1863-07-27

Daniel McCook, Paymaster, better known as
father Of the lighting McCooks, took place this
afternoon The procession was lengthy and
imposing, In which were General Burnside
and staff, Major General Coz and staff, the
heads of different military departments In this
CITY Council. Major General McCook, Colo
mel McCook, and Captain McCook, Of Rose
crans' staff, Sons Of the deceased, together
with General McCook's personal staff, were
in attendance.
, 1863-07-27

BLOOMINGTON. Ill, July 25.-John Tho.nas,
brake man on the Chicago aud Alton Rail
lion lion his morning. It is supposed that hls
friends reside in CINCINNATI.
, 1863-07-27

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The draft In the
18th Ward was finished this morning, COM
pleting the third Congressional district. At
the close of the drawing, three cheers we're
given for the country, right or wrong: The
draft for the city Is now complete, with the
exception Of the 1st and I'd districts.
, 1863-07-27
THE STEINWAfPIANOS
hr+4~R-v- frn@-nr-s

Rnrssw1CK. tGeru.anyI Sept ina, 1850.
NrsIrA, 5rEfNwAT 4 En1s 1s:-Gentlenen-A short
IL eatc K occaei"n Of meeting with Auh trying
ph:rr hat been nTous.t he;s By Mr H+hnItaek. ot
Phad-rhtH ~ c.9n1t refrain tron etprea..ngt to
ne.t+ kn"Hn t" 4c whsGn cou u e1co Joas1 with sn-
rauai sncn foeer 1f tas- .nch toundnsss of tho
cElc t9n's sci *:sne.s and ctea-ne.. or the npper
sr'ou: ocare., have. 20 far nevsr ret With II anY
nAtu nc p-teA Of Er.cre.
Tbs elsA.Icisy Of t,nch Ii n'oa turnristn1 aud Il
rny b. tafe: .nre e.!rur. Of the ret"atiTeness
Of :u:e tss. III ape The distant Transportation from
rErt.lnI'a TO tl,is pin, there was nor uue atrinK
mt Of tnhr, am ctnT1oc:h tist thesa nftrutnerf9
Will .ke t!e teAl # al otter makns. and vsi
lrn ry en't that yon sY coat!nus to Iabos fot tho
tefIeht If ATT for many years
F.rJ res rrcfntlJ. FRAME AIT,
INT raw W turn hUt9ewn.1l, An wt,st 10 xt bear
f."r1 nnr ,GHs' h6nn'ed and skfui Hianists and nit
, 1863-07-27

Nav TMIH, July M,-A 1HltuF ff0Nl Wll'
ehealrr, l'aun., nf |lp' nth, ponllrENa lE'a zap:
1'lrn ut huntsville. with INs| ptIsnlora and
l,Gtkl lntaus nrd miles, hY tlulI. htanluy.
ll'nug's army is roportoi rs'luecA i'y !lesar'
linn Ia 1H.IdS) tn U{. .U(0,
, 1863-07-27
otsatvs ths thliasT.ns ttanostant' sst.!uosv
win regard Ia
THE >1'ElNWAY PIANOS


Thrsf srta "r rrtrts. fFulH Al tA,ts 1t VA world,
*htr's |t'f c"mre4i'tn sui ttH spt ,Ftalsat
"Atr."s H,sfsw.Es l.dtn n.rmrnt ~ t*s t.ot. /,
r1nna'lr ath 't't kr Th'l ,nule ~ .is putnt that
thal W tty Rnf"tren hnksf."
Latter fun hrr i:i,tntti t*A4t4t AittsI I4t.lt
f<tx.nt%, .trha iaAi.
nHrh han'" tHrfEf#'% - my ttils+ s43f%ttlix
fr'ht 5,.t *renihl iir ami pr~tt FiAlns Ill aqttAf
I!s ~ .Iir "ta ist u ~ilh s ~ eAt+ nj ,att4S
n l* II tttthAnhtl Ektttlt4p tttuf IN and uUHfAH
ifhrat* *tHr "nft ~ ttpF Amie ~ AiI.t tAls
st.s, ~ 1sil ~ hsknt* N"h u ,slYt IT tuUe, faIY
f"ha'e t'a""s ath anu inlts Hhpyt1f!sh
ktitaFt h"m 'he tah144 Illustrated Hr1et
f7,ts~.1 S.s! n A.r S": WA =. Z.
.a.s't W.. T.. = e & sT :h!ai',s 4 r..s
1 G' h II .t,!x.' 7. q !*r"f ~. s's* vi*: WIN.
1::,,..4ttss, ts,n. q. % H. s; st s:ss;: -,
tt t',.t ':ts IT, ~ e. ,;;. ... ~ ND sp'.t
m T., 4 & !hs sth!tma
sH:' In ~ , 't -, t.e'; t,.aa. x.nh f+1s
ss W. IL. "itt1' - e The .5s.. Piano pats d.
Fhh1eh lhn snlt An hts foF ktktaHt" NY
III tle hs1I. Ar t:ntcha sek, Iustl we'll and trn1v
tohle IL A4o ptfll!tafltttx 4It teat e6Ga4 of '$
, 1863-07-27
Mem 1Dptrtlselllelyts

E a. II. aUHIVE.v, .4arertt.Ing .4gs,', d.
Dfnykdrn arxst II anfhor1a4I to reetiFe JIEsFtlfd
sneHtI for THE and al A4 ksAilaa yorttsst,:brt
fhfrkF1,
, 1863-07-27
$50 LOAN

ru@sd At tic lt sst',sa e co:=rtt'. ara Tensadsa
$50 LOAN
R:f gfss1 sei':s #
e ,y ,5yy.,s:4 &C.. vss an e. e.
emP 1lea: Lsss Tsads; 6s.s
af.h.S ioix psraaasat Loan' at present. exceed
ibfiy fn n the Government maturing IL 1885, ere
selag & ~ psr ee9s p!e%t5,a, r. Tf:e Ee9d
s md the . tSs.n:eye: veald sooa c2nesad
# s:s u
IT
"a Sefs 95 ss af e e
r 81 r. ai13 u
= be v1se aad !qe@s:eus So g II psT
7ev. ~ ;s
unhEn therefore tne sass; s aqa erst 5osd Win the
Interest and principal payable IN ao14D'
81 i0o,s ;sxss H*sa9a| H4a!sa
i
sEr'ls,t,S4 to va: bs HTaa e aads' snsd.
'f ms '"''ea'' JAY COOKE
Subscription Agent for SO loan'
,1a south Third s'rset, Phfladslph1a'
jyeths:1-ss-Eet -----
IL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
| urDR1Sa's CHAMPION
BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
WITH
| 1ERRIS8 AND FL0TD'8
PATENT CRYSTAL1XED IRON.
| les s6s2 n7A11et 70 sfATR Bf- Chicago.
TAsEY d Co, ..
| ~ JaA y. CA6KT. KFNAx3a IL.
WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALB1s,
70. II Dearborn st1set. bet. South Water aud Laks
1yz5 5bTs-stnet Chlca:e. III.
, 1863-07-27

tr For Wants, For Sale, Boarding,
For Hcnt, Fonud, Lost DO, s"s
RDHrth Pare.
, 1863-07-27


tlon-srducing tho who!o place to rnIns
Jolnatun escaped by n'ea,a Of hls cavnlry,
which ar1n or his torcc, ns las been boforo
<1atcA, WAS VERY strong. Several hundred
prisoners wore taken by Gen. Sherman, among
llem number Of The secesh that wc1e under
pcnlbcrton, who Ind recently been paroled
| here In Vcssburg By Gen. Grant. 1Hest Gen.
| Sherman took out and &.ot on The 7,ot.
4 number OF rebel parolcd prisoners are
reported to have attacked wagon train Of
ours on the road from the Big Black to Cham
;,ion uill, taking number Of our men pris-
| ouer5.
Sherman is returning from his pursuit of
Johnston. The latter has, It is thought,
started for Temhigbec, in Alabama. General
Sherman was not prepared for 60 long cam
raign.
Prominent rebels in this city curse John
fton ms coward. They say all their Generals
arc fai1ipg them. They expected he would
surely whip Sherman.
| Colonel Grierson returned to Vlcksburgla
uieht. The meeting between himself and
Gen. Grant was very cordial and enthusiastic.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
| CA1no, Jnly Is, 1865.
Tic steamer John D. Perry arrived early
this morning, bringing Memphis papers and
dispatches from your correspondent to the
sd p. N. The news Of the Bulletin regarding
. the occupation Of Jackson is interesting, us
furnishing details received of that affairs.
eiye the article In full:
We received last evening information Of q
very interesting nature from our reporter
lust arrived from jackson, who witnessed ths
proceedings OF the evacuation TINT took place
from him NC lesrn that on Thursday last
the 1t b, Gen. Parkc made an advance upor
the cuemy's works. After proceeding eom'
40oyszds be was opposed By the South Caro-
I, lima Legion, or regiment These men ha'
? never before been under fire. After an en-
gngcment Of three.quarters Of an hour inc
ran, having lost three hundred men Killed
After night set in, the rebels had band .
music on their works, which played DIX
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-16
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Third Session Of the Thirty
Scpenth Congress.

[PCBLiC-NO. 81.
An Act TO change the times of holding the
circuit and district courts Of the United
States in the several districts in the seventh
circuit.
Be 1t enactcdJy the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of amer
ica, IN Congress assembled. That. instead of
the times now fixed by law, the circuit aud
district courts of the United States for the
several districts in the States composing the
seventh judicial circuit shall hereafter be held
as follows:
At Cleveland for the Northern district of
Ohio, on the first Tuesdays in the months Of
January. May, and September, in each year
At Cincinnati. for the Southern district OF
Ohio, Oh the first Tuesdays in the months of
February, April and October Of each year.
MICHIGAN.
At Detroit, for the district of Michigan. on
the first Tuesdays in June, November and
March in each year.
And all reconnizancrs, indictments, or other
proceedings civil and criminal now pending
in either of said courts, shall be entered and
have day in court, and be heard and tried, ac
cording to the times of holding said courts as
herein provided.
APPROVED, February 81, 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-16

ABSENCE OF MiND.-One Sunday coun.
try clergyman having had notice for lee
ture handed him, which was cut from news.
paper. unfortunately read the wrong sid. of
the paper-nor did he discover his mistak.
till he had gone through an entire ADVERTISE
meat Of clothing and furnishing warehouse.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-16
1PUBI.lC-NO. 3j.1

PUBIic-No. 50.
An act to allow the United States to prose-
cute appeals and writs Of error without Civ
ing security.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives ofthe United Stoces Of liner
tca IN Congress assembled, That whenever
any writ Of error. appeal, or other process in
law, admiralty, or equity. shall issue from or
be- brought up to the Supreme Court of the
United States, either by the United States or
by direction of any Department Of tile Gov
ernment thereof, no bond, obligation, or secur-
ity shall be required from the United States.
or from any party acting under the direction
aforesaid. by any judge Or clerk of court.
either to prosecute said suit or to answer in
damages or costs. In case of an adverse
decision, such costs as by law are TAXA
ble against tho United States shall be paid
out Of the contingent fund Of the Department
under whose direction tho proceedings shall
have been instituted. All acts and partsof
acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
APPROVED, Feb 81, 1868.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-16
GPuBLiC-NO. 36.7

An Act extending the time for carrying into
effect tho provisions of the third section Of
the act entitled "An act relating to high.
ways in the county Of Washington and Dis
trict Of Columbia" approved May three,
eighteen hundred and sixty.two.
BE I enacted by tbs Senate and Huxse Of
Representatives. Of tile United Sintes9f amer
ica, in Congress assembled, That the peri
cd named in the third section of the act emit
tied !" An act relating to highways in the
county of Washington and District of Colum-
bia," approved May three. eighteen hundred
and sixty-two, requiring that the roads drsig-
mated in said section shall be surveyed, plat.
ted, and recorded within one year from the
passage of said act, be extended to three years {;
and the levy court of the said county of Wash.
ington is hereby authorized to cause the sur
vry. plating. and recording of such roads, in
each year, as it may deem proper and neces-
sary Provided. That all Of said roads be SO
surveyed. plated, and recorded within the Pc
riod Of three years.
SECTION 2. And be It further enacted.
That the President Of the United States be-
and he is hereby empowered. by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate. to fill any
vacancy t:,at may hereafter occur in said levy
court; and all acts or parts Of acts inconsist-
ent with this act are hereby repealed.
APPROVED, February FL, 1868.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-15

6Hs GRANEt CatG4cTIR Msl
/ u Osa.era, forasly a Rochester,
= rseuber q Ger. Grsul's slss. writes
l. freed IL answef % a qsess'oa IN
sesard 70 Crafts claracief lie
says
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~oaA no, ga mr 4 BE- d. a. he
rarely ever uses iateE oailng hquof
more r1cdrfsio Ia h.s hstais AID de.
sire. ihaB say Otl.er MAJ ] ever saw
taore pure AMI splilsst 10 BIS private
character than asa - aay man ! ever
knew mere brave than any mas
tset served under col 70 excess
uls.n others losc nerve always hope
fsl. always uadi,iuriseJ, never falling
% accomplish Whist H. undertakes lusi
- be expects Go.
! have koown him Intimately
hsse bocn a pars of has household toI
two years. and ara not mistaken ir
my estimate Of bis character.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-15

a HNr TO BrArREGARp.--The
Richmonl Eaquirer, referring 20
BeaurcS yards threatened retaliation
On Gen. Gilmore for bonbardins
Charleston says
We are not advertised as 10 the
nature u the retaliation bot We be-
licse that Charleston can be protected
from another such barbaruus shelllng
by Transporting from Libby and Belle
Isle = few thousand Yankee prisoners,
and combining them in the warehouses
Of Charleston. They can be as easily
fed there a. here, and the citizens
would guard them Il they believed
their confinement would enable them
TO remain with safety a, their homes.
Fill As many OF tie warehouses as
possible in different par, OF the city
distribute the Yankee prisoners well
over the city, and then inform Gen,
Gilmore that Charleston invites his
shells Shonld he get into the harbor
be would uot fire into the city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-15

lolh ths, il y believed enc Oerpa q
Lees army o. abosi oue thsF3 q The
arms under Longartcs Is moving g
Richmso8 here 10 BE- transferred
Tuo divisions u i 10 20 70 The foash'
wes Apd one to Charleston.
Cvu. Hoods division lefs frcderiek
burg TBesday last Tor Riehmoud and
ihenoe 10 Charleston.
s., Louis, Sept. -
To Msj-Gen. Hailed
Col Cloud routed The enemy near
Fori smith On Tie Is, inst, and nos
holds that place.
Western Arkansas and the Indian
country are now ia our possession.
]. NJ. ScHoEtELD.