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Qbifogo Qribu11e.


ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA.
B1 GEN. NM. Il. LTTLE.
lFcou the Memphis B1lletin1
The following poem WAS written by The
gifted and gallant Gen. VIM. H Lytle, o1
Ohio, who felt In the recent battle In Georgia
II was published q tew Years ago in the Gin
Sip1s1i &! Co1a'1t1etnl, and pronounced By ".
W Fotdick, himself an eloquent poet, "One
Of the most mastery lyrics which has even
adorned American poetry" and he predicted
for 1t a "a popularity and peIpetuity nnsur'
passed by any Western production"
Both Of these gifted men are now dead.
One died In quiet, happy home, in peace
ful lard, surrounded by his friends; the
amid the s'Styyian honors'' Of battla, sur.
rounded by hts "scar1ed and veteran le'
giors." -.
"Du1oo It dteorsn est pro patria nsorI"
"Iam dying. Egypt, dvina."-[shake.peaze.
Ebbs the cr1meon life tide fast,
And the dork, Plutonian shadows
Gather On the evening blsst.
aash % thy % soos Sl md assa; Sow ehins 1ap' esr' %
Hearken to the great hestt secrets,
Thou, and thou alone. must heAE.
Though ny SCARED and veteran 1eglons
Beaf their eagles high no more. .
And my wrecked and shattered gal1eyB
Strew dark Actium'e fatal ihore;
Though no glttterfng guards surround me-,
Prompt to do theft masters win,
] must perish like = Roman
Die the great Tdumytr STILL,
Let rot C;csat's scrvi!e m1nlons
Mock the lion thus laid low;
Twas no foenan'e hand that slew him.
Twas his own that struck the blow.
HtrN nj mt
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DR. JAMES, formerly Of New

Ukhean1J W6oE6 Vt1Sd 4nGE88R IN LoEEf64l.
Ut ofchEon1c. Xarcuz3M Blood sad Other disoases.
THAT REQUIRE sKnLFU TREATMENT,
u permanently located htmseu ii 81 Randolph
Esxeet Chicago. pr. r.Jamesilrecommendedo ~ the MT
oalfeculty and tho &znost entire e. Of The soutA
fhousands Of unfortrnate' h.esa Dr.. ~AHE4. vhe.
e1S fp+ hfr would be 1ytnx : nlaarah.. e1lst.
1aoa The envtaole reputation d.. James entuJs1
he IAkes the Gc1f IL The seGun Of yeAy1 Of stl6T
nd obeesv
x.1Ames usea no Mercury 1ceide. Fosassn. Arsenic
4 arsapar11]A, In the treatment Of blood diseases
cut ueutrallza7. which 10 positive cure.
Organic Weakness cured BY new &od fntat1fble
athod. saving both tine and e1persa.
Q1ce and parlo.s u 81 Randolph stre .trp-sta1a1
ance hoptp from E. II. unn 6F n
CONSULTATIONS RVIQl4ABI4K.
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4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

~ -------- H HH{sIE1AfE ~ IT :.
ContasDttg nearly 800 Ees. eua 131 tne E1ates Ind
EtEsaG1rEs Of tie An&tony Of the 6exu&l 1Tg4na In
! satc VI Health aod Ee4se, win Treats "a Self.
Abc!e. it, D.po.snle co1seq1aacss nton the a1nd
and BCcy. 7 ith 1he Auth tlan OF Trt1tnaeot-.ne
only r.tontl II snlcessfal t de Of cur. eoo
bg the report Of casss treated t!utLfal adviser 70
the ukttit6. ard these cn1tenpiAttrK na~1iRKA Who
ENTERTAIN doub'e Of their pnEscat co, tton: eenr
4ee Of po<taEe to =: aodrrft On receipt OF = ce1t1
CRnlX: No. 81 Ehlcen LAnt, albany. N. =.
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Oupsters.
EanD 1ge11ts.

WTESTEEN LAND AGENC CY.
w Lands bought and sold % eomEtsaca ana
Miue,s. specta. 1:tsasioa trvtn . selectue thFna
for n st1e1s- Taxe.Eezas ypaio 1tna anose Stakes
acas eountss fur tn.s pu1po.e rmph1eta ntnutel9
tive Of 8ae application. CApltAlisa or vol
deza Whaling 70 t3ye9s1a laada noy I..an4 =
ade nd tles carefully tnyesdkatsd. The reptd %.
:eps.oa Of RsINn3s .sndar nvesmaat Il IoTs he.4
f1c11ttve md beyond all ether investments =
the present u certain tfmea- Al business
for reasonable coEml<a.oa, md eyeFy lufofuo oa
thee3fuly fu1ntsAod. Parties having lands tof sas
taxea 70 ny, hid bettH send lie Its ea8
0dses, III Randolph shaat, and 2. O. Boz 36 a..
ea1o Illinois. GG!.32.s.114a
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uAIR DYEl- HAIR DYElf
Ill BATEnE1OKE celebrated HA1R DYE u TEN
BTxF m THI WoND. The crly aARNtEo: TKuk and
Sx1I4A1x Dye knoTn This sElendj9 hai5 y ~, !,2 u
% GLossr BLAoK or NATURAL BsowN. H1taout T..
Turing the aalI e1alning te Ekn leaving the -
restoring ia prisie co4os and .ecars tne II etecis
m Bad DyeA The Ge1utEe u et1nad @IAiItM 4.
EsTrl1y street New Yotk iy5 R9z7iv
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THOMSON'S LONDON KITCH
J. EEER, OR EUROPEAN KAdGE 70. families.
hotels or public 1pgltuticps in TWENTY Dl-FEl.-
EET SIZES. Also, Pn.lade!pht& Ranges. bot All
Fufueees. Portable HeAteYs. 1o& down 3rktse. Ftre
board Btovea Bath Boilers a.e~oo!e Plates Bfon:va.
Cooking Gtovse &C., 1t Wholesa1e and re.2u. by the
CEASE, 6HAEPE 4 rHCAs0N-@
r4E4 = HnIR
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Q, 1858.
The following letter from Gen. Gadsden, Of
South Carolina, was found among the cap
tired correspondence Of JEFF: Davis. It will
be seen that he therein made important sag-
gcstions as to great federation Of the West
India h1ands, stimulated In its prosperity and
advancement By Attic IN slavery, as now ex-
istIng In the Southern States:
-. tp1iyate.1
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Qr1tG1tt.

sE1.@ m,oovTr-,;nsVTT1. ,nd YA1 uABL
n1sC0VERYI
-rr<HN1sR
11AAA ~SAs
eRsruxs
MSQtuBkE EEMkMi
Applicable to tns I. OF mora general psscs1ca
before s,s tss puniled dn,t1g + has :, oSSa fs
Two ysass r. pt1s..!cAh .e " meo' 2a
p3ooo'nee0 ~ =" W.
Superior to any.
4 heX sn'rs. Hr,tnn,s Jnsa1uhle Eene1t
.v,r,ny and III. re.a,. o.
IeaIs q study: " combination
a 2a solkSTia r. - ,s1ss. ~ ch.1ea :: p
Its Combination. aF fsmusatnea iii Il hn.ams
corrupt Or ezat any Offensive
itne1.
Boot md snce BOOT & 8HOE
Nanu1actuzrz1. - ..>
.:n ia j: Pa bs1s AS1cle RoV9
for Cementtng tae Channe1. -
8orks without delay, Is not Aztec
. %sa " ~'' >D3D:e - VII '<'''a''
JEWEL LERE
5oVe4esA
~ ~ 1,aIa anu III anEGaensty o Ssa ", aoaeMEs
10 Aea'nef'
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T0ntES! PILES!!

RVa111R1 = =
III DIR. W1TFIELD'8
VEGETABLE PILLS..
are vvr,xuted cesta.u cure for F1BTuLA, BLIND
QR BI4EEDIEG PILEa.
We would caution Ill who sre victims to this els
ftoasnx oompl1iut to hveid tbs Of tIteEnal appi
rattous they resu or1J 10 nEHrssAbE tfe disease
Dr.. W1rf1Kl.DH remedy Ter9ovee the cause o1 tne
daea&e and crectt peYtnAueut Gu.
THIS Is NU QUA 4 MEDlClN6.
These Pills have bean tried for the last aeFen Fear1
md in no II stance hAve they fat.t d 10 cure
Price 50 cerA pef boz. Sent By raAIto ny 9osesa
J. YOUNG, Sole proprietor,
81 broadway. II. T.
FOR sale py HL1ss SHARP, III LaEs stfeet: Cit.
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6eseofote incorporated knc doing ttAnuo n The c.y
o. .undG- the general bA1Eog laws OF tie ot&e
o. uto4 Eust ht presented tor pAylcht 70 tie Anci
sof o. Public Accoul II O; SAC estc. At hta omce u
late hereof or The tundA deposited los tic redemption
Of st!d pot-a viii BE- C1ycs up tc ea!d oanE.
Dated thls eth 1x4 OF MRy. Z. .. Isl
GEtHEK &NITE, PreLsdert,
L ". WILLARD Catt;E- tY1S E2tQ!eI-A
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nRS, HUNTER AND Won
EQld1 Cough Conlunrlon Aatha7A, Tie Luigi, ,Aca.z
etomsea. Rioneys. B.ddes snd re BoEea DyEgepS;..
Dlsease 6ttc twelinE1 sgd eli complslnH o! voUe2
md children Sore Eyes aut Ear Dtcha1ges
EoaItnE and Brzz1tE SouEd4. Dr. Hunter II tha only
GAECEES, DID soKE1 OR J1.CER.. rUMER3
TENB, p1LES AND FISTULA.
without cutting With the knife. AnleucEe must cor
tAtn ten cent? FOR ! speedy Arswer. Drs- IAAES
HUNTER or VGE BADEN, Boz GU8. Hour from
4 n. toG F. ~ Omc. q Randolph street. corner Of
Dearborn. Chicago. .uInoA l&9R Ross-Ay
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10Y LAKE STREET, 1O7
1Ot CHICAGO, ILL. Aot
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1old ty LoHD ga1TH. Wholesale Druggists, =
Lake Bt1tet ChlcAEo. H. General Western Agents, to
pkon all orders uay be addressed. ialo gd1 lyw1AK
, 1863-10-14

= RANK OF AHER1ul.n

RANK Or AMERICA.-Publio
kotce y hereby given. t1At N BIus or C!fcrlst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

HARp rAoK.I PROM 4ke N,,c YcrH Le&,~.
Ns~cA Al, la6S by thiS signiflca ant nick name
the biscuit furnished BY tho government. to The
army Is kacwn Among our troops. 1t 10 about
as hard asneks, and very hard tax it hnpo1
the ma1iuayy bones and muscles to reduceif
TO . boltoble condition The soldiers complain
that IL wears away aud often breaks thsix teesn
In the process OF justification. II this hfnt nke
provender is from bakeries under the control
OF the government, they must be misefahly
managed; but il, as we suppose, 1t Is supplied
by contract, the bad quality is, Of course, result
OF design Contractors who "know the ropes"
can struggled almost anything through the
mild ordeal Of official scrutiny. A nllet OF
greenbacks tied over the eyes OF Authority,
prevents all dIfflculty. II "hard tack were
made Of pounded granite, "Inspecion,"
through such a medium. would never sea ii"
From whatsoever source derived, the article is
not I'll for Christians to eat. 1t Is not nearly SO
good as the hard bread furnished to sailors in
our merchant service, and not TO be compared
with the English Navy and Army biscuit.
We presume honest bakers are TO be found
who would supply the war department with
wholesome pabulom at Il fair price, and can
see no reason why our volunteers should
be expected TO wear out their teeth in the public
service. 1t is said, however, that every attemp t
10 introduce a better kind of biscuit into the
army. is sternly rspulsed by certain "Jacks in
Office" They don't eat ''hard tack you know.
DdytonS celebrated crisp Boston Crackers and
MAX Biscuit which articles ought long since 10
have been introduced into Oar army alone
tsX.s their dental capabilities. Your carpet
knights must be pampered hut break Jaw bread
is good enough Tor the fighting champions Of
Tie Union.
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Refugees ARRIVED

Yesterday, seyenty-nine refugees arrived
here from Richmond, as follows u. Il. Payne,
II. NJ. Daniels, NJ. Cahiil. III. Otting-r, John
Carroll and wife, John Murphy, John Nc
Manus, Michael onnolly, Michael O'Day,
Michael Behan, VIM. Murphy, Geo. Leary. q.
NJ Nc MinigIe, Daniel Cariin, Maurice Ahern.
James Fitzgerald, wife and child; Mary Fin
negan and child, John Cavenaugh, wife and
child; John Gleason, wife and five children:
James Sommers, wife and two children; Jas.
Baker, Robert Baker, Robert Heintzleman. wife
and child; - Grugenbock, wife and child:
John De,ens, Patrick Kearuey, Patrick Weir,
Patrick Hughes, Michael Garry, Pxt'k Egan.
John McBonohue, John O'Donnell, John Dem
ohue, Hugh Smith, James Downs, Nicholas
Burns and wife, barley McNerny, Tim O'Day.
Michael, "a life and child
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A BATTLE EXPECTED AT TIKI MOUTH OF
WHITE RIVER
HEALTH OF THE TROOPS.

MEMPHIS, March q, via CAIRO, March g.
tDispatch 20 the Cincinnati Gazette. + We have
news from the fleet 70 Tuesday afternoon
Everything was working well. All the canals,
1t Is now thought, will be successful. Tho
dredgeing machines are working upon the
canal opposite Nicksburg, and soon the gun
boats Will be able TO pass through.
Already one gunboat up Iazoo Pass had
nearly reached faZoo City. There was no
doubt as To our ability to get our forces i'm the
rear OF WICK burg, and thus 10 cut off their
communication " Ith Jackson
transports with Confederate troops are tx
Pec'ed soon TO come out Of White river to offer
US battle. The fight will Be at the mouth OF
w hite river, II they attempt it, The gunboat
C0nBcstoga Is on duty there.
IL is reported that the Coufedpratas will
dispute tho pOsss s-ion OF the country near
Lake Providence.
A few days since skirmish took place be-
tween our cavalry and 4 force OF mo Inted re-
bel. The Cohf-derates were routed. There
Was no lose Uur side.
The laZoo Pass expedition had rea ched Cold
Wafer.
ST. LoUIs, March Col. Parsons, Chief
transport tluaTtermaster, has arrived Ho
ssys that sickness is diminishing at Eicksburg
The sanitary steamer d. A. January had been
there week " hen he left aad there were not
sick enough on hard 10 fill her. Gen. Grant
Gots not desire the sick TO leave in future, and
mas had large wharf.-the filled with one
thousand beds for Il stationary hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12
gl|G0IN edition.
THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
C0SPIRAATIOS5


The Senate last evening confirmed the fol-
lowing PI esidcntial nominations. Viz
To be additional pay mnters.-Wm. q. Jones'
OF Mo; Simeon Marston, OF n. H; John Keat
eEWm. II Kamhie, OF Pa; Harris @ ,RoERrs-
OF n. Y; J. II. Msyhor OF III; Cha-.O Bailey
OF -; Chas. l.. Bcrnay, of Mo; II. d. Patton
of Pa: D. r. Larned. Of CT; Joshua karnes, of
Pa: John z. Wheeler, of Kansas; John Broth
crime, Of Pa; VIM. Phelps, OF Mich w. L.
Siorms or o.: d. ". Dean, OF Mo; Melville
Ssw yer, OF 40; Walter Crane, OF Mich; Isaac
Sanford, of n. Y; Shoior W. Eidridge; OF Kan
sas Samuel II. Reynolds, Of Pa.
To be additional aides de camp. win the
rank Of eoloneL-Capt lie wis Il Marshall. Of
the 18th infantry; Edward s. Sanford, Of NY;
Capt Arson Stager, Benz. Welsh, OF n. /.
To he additional Aides, with the rank OF Ma.
jor-Capt, Jno. A. Bodies, Edward Detshy, OF
N. Y; ist Lieut.. Charles T. Dix, Of l4th infan-
try; Thos. T. Eckert, Of Ohio.
To Ee additional Aides with the ranx OF Cap
tain-2d Lieut.. Chas. u. Atchison, OF Sd infan
iry; Vim. BarstOw, OF Va; list Lieut.. Id ward
Haight, Of 10th infantry.
To be Assistant q uartermaster-Capt Ralph
W. Kirkham. ''
To be Assistant Surgeons-Bernard l. Van
derke 1T, OF Md; Edward b. Dalton, OF Mass;
Adm M. Wilder, of Mass; David u. Rusk, Of
Ia: Samuel Hart, OF ID. q.
To be Commissaries OF Subsist ten CO, with the
rank OF Captain-Enoch +. Deaton, of Tenn.
Seth L. Cole, Of VI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

"We accidentally omitted the name OF
Richard g. Mccormick in the list Of cOnflrIna-
tons by the s. nate, given In the Star of last
evening Dir. McG. was unanimously con-
1rmed as Secretary of the new Territory Of
Arizona He has already allied several respon-
sible positions, and is at present Chief Clerk of
the Department Of A gricul In 1854 and 5
he visited Europe, and was present at the siege
Sebastopol, OF which he wrote an interesting
account He also wrote 3 book upon the italian
war of l159, enthusiastically abook of sketches
Of travel. Last fall h.. was the Republican
candidate for Congress in the fst district Of
Nrw York, having received the nomination
by exclamation. aud running much ahead OF
his ticket, though overoorn by the Democratic
interest Dir. Mccormick was for a time in tn,
editorial rooms of the New York Evening Post,
and " As present at the battles of Bull Run,
Williamsburg, and other fields, as the CORES
pendent Of thai journal. His present appoint
ment as Secretary. OF Arizona, is one OF the best
made by the President. That Territory, from
ATS important situation, and its great minera!
WI alth, Is destined. with good territorial
government, such as it Will now have, soon 10
become entitled to admiss ion rs State. Large
and wealthy Arizona mining companies are
being formed, and the IIein,zelman and other
productive mines Will he 1t once reopenrd
Our California advicss inform us that already
an anticipation OF military protection, large
bodies Of miners are fiocking towards this new
IL Dorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12
By GRE.N & WILLIAMS. Aue.isn.er..

EkUSTbkS' sALEos taLUABI.k BUILDING
Lor sRlI THB ktELRoaD DtPoT. On FRIDAY,
the I'D day OF pril lao, shall cell, ats @ scg
IA In front OF the premises. By yIrtvr OF de@d 90
trusi 70 The su bscri bsfs and recorded an Lib-r
A.S, No rs, fsce 81, SIS and So one Of tae ani
iecorcs Tor Warrington O. unity. tie d. strict OF
coiGh bis, the ios ing med property ;,inz aa4
teirs IN the city of Washington, District Of c.
IDmtis, via:
All that lot Of ground rCm red three as IN
Charles j, Chlmsr's subdivision OF part OF sau.rs
numb ered seven hut dred ard ninstren (sl9
The above mentioned propvrt, has = front % "
Fret 90 north n Between Delaware Avenue sud ID
street east runring back les feet 70 80 loot nIiry
Ic:Rs one half cash; bAla: &c in six su1 twelve
ucnths; the purchaser 10 give notes for the de-
ferrCd psynents be ring interest from the dsy az
sale: deed given snd deed of trust taken
Au conveysncins 81 the co q Of purcsser
III the purchaser ssouli fat 70 comply vita IT, q
t-ruis n Eve days sitter safe the trustees reserve
tae right - resell rho property az the rfsk al
coat CT the 5rSt purchaser
THOMAS G. DgSS,
MICHAEL sAsDkR-oS, raseees.
mar ls-SapAds GREEN wiLlIaNs Au-ts
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BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAPTURED

The Navy Department received Official dis.
patches from Admiral Dupont this forenooa
confirming the news Of the capture Of the Brit
ish steamer Queen Of the Wave, which was
chased ashore near the mouth OF The North
Santee, on the 9th ult.. by the u. $ steamer
Conemapgh, Leut. Commanding Eastman
Her crew deserted her, and endeavored TO de-
stroy both ye-sed and cargo by fire. They
failed in that, however. a lieutenant aud sig
men belonging TO neighboring rebel battery
Were also captared on board the vessel.
The same dispatches also announce the csl,l-
ture of the rebel schooner Belle, frcm Nassau
on the I'D ul., by the U. S. steamer Potornska.
Acting Vol Lieut.. w. Budd.
Also news Of the destruction OF a sch ooner
NEAR Top SAIL inlet, on the ID uIt., by her crew.
to escape capture (while running the bloc kade)
by The L. =. steamer Mount Vernon, Acting
Vol Lieut. Strathen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

We have the following interesting informa-
ton as TO Affairs I'm tho vicinity of Charleston
and Savannah
The late bombardnant of Fort McAllistar
concludes all the at acks designed at that point,
~ the point desired in getting possession there,
J. e. the capture OF the Nashville, has been
attained IN the destruction Of that vessel. The
Commandment was continued after The burning
OF The Nashville purely fer experimental prac-
tce by the iron-cia and mortar vessels, more
pariic ularly the latter.
The torpedo explosion under the Montauk
took place IS the latter was moving out from
Fort McAllister. The injury done was 50 tri-
fling as not TO give high idea Of the Rebel in :
fcrnal machines. Though the explosion was
directly under the bottom OF the Mortauk, the
only damage done was a slight crack in one of
the plates, which was repaired in a couple or
hours.
o. The destruction Of the Nashville was most
important work, as she was a superior speei-
men OF naval architecture, swifter than the
Alabama, and fitted ont with a superb arma-
ment. The mischief she might have done, If
let looee among our unarmed merchantmen, is
almost Inc alculabie.
Gen. Hunter and Admiral Dupont keep their
plans so close that the Rebels are yet uncertain
which point (Sa vannah or Charleston is first
&c receive the attentions OF the threatening Fed
eTal forces. 1t may be some days yet before
their doubt is relieved, as certain appliances
invented by Capt. Ericsson for removing OBJ
s;ructOns require TO be supplied. Four out OF
five of these, sent out in tow from New York,
foundersd on the way. When these ara ready,
the pile drivers of Charleston ar d Savannah
one or both-wiil have al opportunity TO pit
their appliances against The genius OF the in
ycntor of the Monitor.
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Q = RlC lAks
HnDeuARrzxssl,oSyss1 AAnsHALs OF.

- wIss,ss.oI,p. O., Ns<sA Ia.
sssc,ALo,D..srNo. 7.-sZe ssssrs paheS t:aes
and vressRss the lxppsrsy eEthef % rornmsstfro .
loss fhroagh the lsslisenei$r vSsiousness SEcAse-
less sua unpripetpled sol1brs tits erdsrsa tAat'
on and sitter the eth insE, enIistsd me1rof the
United States Army are prohibited wearing SIDE
arms Of any kind, within the limits OF this city,
outside Of th.ir camps, exec ptns pen duty reQuir
ing the Of such arms. All patrols Of the Pro
vost Guard directed to arrest and bring to these
Headssart-rs, or eon6ns in the Central 6asrd
House, as the ciroumstAnces Of the o. - may rs.
quire, all soloiers so found with arms upon their
-persors. when they are released, their arms win
be retained, and delivered up only on reaui-ition
OF the officers commanding the regiment, Battery
or detachment of which the soldier may be = meT-
Der. A proper record will be. kept oJ the officers
comm nndirs At guard stations Of AL ssns thusre
tsined, the part es from whom SEIZED and TO whom
and v hen returned.
This order will not be construed as interfering
with lneh actually IN tras:itu to their regiments
from detached service, hospitals, etc.
By order HENRY B. TODD,
Capt and Provost Marshal.
A. g. BAKER, Lieut.. and AdJt. mh5-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12
GEN WRIGHT QUITE READY FOR THEM.

4 correspondent of the Chicago Times, wri-
ting from ClnCinratI on March eth, saws:
AT military headquarters, it is known that a
q raj uprising of secessionists in Kentucky is
now taking place The plan is, that squads
and companies meet at designated points IN
tht ir respective counties. and from there move
TO q general rendezvous IN PendIeton county,
and near Mt. Sterling. AT The latter place there
are now $500 concentrated from Tennessee,
awaiting reIntorCe ments now reported. en- route
for kentucky. 1t is alleged that these compa-
ncS are fully equipped and armed by pur-
Chasrs made in Cir. lnnati and else whera, and
that cooked ratiOns for two weeks have already
been provided. a general movement through.
out thu State, 1t Is predicted, will take place in
about three week.. Gan. Wright, who is
always prompt and efficient, will be in com.
plete readiness 10 cheek their operations. Rein.
forcements, 1t is said are wing from East
Tennessee TO the nun. Der OF 25,OO0
The whole story is undoubtedly canard
got up 10y the stock jobbers. The ridiculous
statement a. 10 2J,tiU secesh volunteers from
East TenEess, e IS sufficient to stamp the whole
thing as a falsehood.-Ed St0r.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

@At the regular monthly meeting OF ihe
Board of Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railr 1ad, held yesterday, the Finance Com
Mite, made a report, giving an encouraging
and prosperous exhibit of the condition OF the
Company and the road. A div dend OF three.
per cent on the stock OF The main IN, aud OF
four and a half per cent on the stock Of the
Washington branch for The half year ending
with March was declared. The resolutions
reported by the FmaHce Committee, authoriz-
inr TIE payment by the Company of the first
mortgage bends of the Central Ohio Railroad
was, after Il pEeiongrd d. bat, passed
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S''E AND WOUNDED SoLpikss TO RE SENT
TO HOSPITALS NEAR HoME-An order has
been issued from the Surgeon Generals oGicr
by Surgeon X. o. Abbott, to the effect that he
will take the necessary measures To cause the
transfer 10 general hospitals nearest 10 their
homes Of all sick and wounded soldiers who
have been taken sick for three months and up-
Warss, and who are in fit state to bear such
transportation. These transfers to be in de-
tacnments OF about fifty, under charge OF
proper officers, and with due attention to the
welfare Of the sick thus transferred.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
THU ALhApEN MINING CASH, THERE

SAN FRANCIsCo, March 1.-THE de cision In
the he W Almaden case, adversely 10 the COM
pany which has possessed and worked the
mine for nineteen years, excites much discus
zion in financial circles.
The policy of the Government in setting on
foot such litigation, Is regarded with disfavor
Ii is argued that IL the Government assumes
10 GUST private companies after their capital
has developed and made quicksilver INNING
valuable, there is danger that the California
and Washoe gold and silver mining companies
may be turned out in like manner, whenever
developed into value enough 10 excite cupidity.
The steamer Sonora from Panama is enter
ing the harher
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JCsT1CBo OF THB PBACE.-We understand
that the S-nste this afternoon acted OIL the fol-
lowing nominations for Justices Of the Pcscs
for this county:
The following were con irmed q. II. Wilt.
berger, Joseph Peck, VIM. Morrison, Thomas
Donoho, samuel Douglas, w r. Bascom,
James I-awrenson.
The following were rejected: H. c. Spaul-
ding, ]. S HolIingshead. Thomas &. Donn,
- Slater, James Gull, Joshua Pierce, -
Kenney, Z. J. Murphy. - Belts, Charles
Walter, ard Thomas J. W illiams