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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

De DUPosf's Susaf- eo.ted Pensis Regu!a.inv
f::S ara tas toy bit ~ Tsey operate srseIils
ano t5e.if sDd being s-sa'-s sealed create
k+a Uecb the T-"aS delicate stomach. 4 .-ixi %
these Pits prose their supe. tty ali oth-rn
Price 81 box. Soi5 by 8. 9: Ford. sern.r ti.a
Cook Ale. .ndrin -asi:
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taEAT PrTrsELF. sia H0ufs, p1a Ec::i.roys czc
49,. 'Sst.. f ..s Se,iA .,.i R.,Trc IN l.sye
mashInzton daily ana one on sunday-suitk time
Isre ard sur- CONNECTIONS Soldiers tick ets scIo
through III 6oT1Fanepv rstss. For tickets aid luz.
.1oT Sen APPLY 81 she once oil Greet P~pn-
:--Ta::: Ecu.c. cor:Ia3St co-.e: Of Pen.syy.nis
<7anu- s5d iS Ia st, :shiug toa. 6iee open iro:a
- al gh.G p H.: IN Sandays from 70 4 D. LII.
- slT ..-r q. HORfos, Agent
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L'Qk SALE-The Los Corner AZ snd = streets.
l. improved BY a TWO story Brick Dwelling fSyS
feet a. present occupied By Mr.. Sm;it q. Tailor
ing ettsbiis hment. A. F0GHBER
Re n ~ Bsl.imora
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TIE C1I 81 PEST ASH BSST HAIR DYE n PHH YosLo-
Mere, Fades or WaxsGs Ont ph3sa iiG.r Dye :;
ceEts . box. Tie bEat in use. Try it, SoId Nv <
Z. FORD. corner iijh street and Pa avsnua "ssh.
Eytc2. aae Kerry Ceok. Alexandria. ;as-igs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

SPEHxiToIaHGA eaE BIZ CURBD.-rr R.rd's
ereciac cures SrerE.G.o-Th1g. 1r1jmoG Ws1kYs.,
Irs7c.eHcs. Lc.S O. PorT, ,resf,Iy al sfsc,s.
". its ELECTS sre gully MAGICAL. trial - .as
Specific, viii con' .ncc the most ssepicsi OF IT'S
merits. P'ice 81 hex. Sold by s. y Ford cor
ear ;its sirha: Sni -. Avenue, wasainyton and
Henry Cook Alex aadris f.s';,
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NErsceY a EoMs.-We understand that I. *
th- ruIpt-. Of Manager S;nn TO give au eater
tainm-nt on Wednesday ATE noan next, 1t
Canterbury Hall, the entire ree-ipts OF which
will be handed over to the proper parties Il, be
expended In Securing home for rewshoys.
All OF he Canterbury company have voiiin-
teeTed, and. this !iherality OF Maaayer \ ard
his company should meet with q proper~ re-
spcpse from our citizens in the way OF iarg,
sale OF tickets. The enter tainnent will be Tor
ladies and children. Fe' - ..s.. - -
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Coo CORDS o. WOOD at AUCTION. -eoe
OVV cords Of eessened oek and MaYse Wcet
TUESDAY next, March 81, at Is oiclocf on the
Baltimore and Wssht1stcn kAiiroaaS at aeitsv1ns.
Wood nov rsnisd Vt tie switch Tsfps x RI
ID fe 2Sas trar i1 BsitsviIls, Marvfknz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28

R EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Por sale, bots L 4
IA 10, -, square lS5, on north u between 18th and
twaeu a sud L.
r. Z, cow WI WALL A. q,
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
= = le1sSl NIL TIT
orSs. ~ ~ s.ss,SS g s,;. -, ss;::s.o
sceS Ma: q a. sran ..ss -,
~ siii =. tsfG ,sss g
q az = sis ss:. Il Gar,
f.M WI. WALL 4 CO.. A.ss
= sosah~tt corner Of fess s AZ si .ss sss
BY cATALoeuE OF A LfsRARY o.
MoHpar r ssfxR nstSsSs h . &sEos
,. "a R ell a the Asctins aoonssa eallscssos q
Vfsass.. sss sssss ct s,s.!snss 9
ss .ss1. sss Rsii, s,cfEs;say;
9v.ernnert Pebliestioas .-e
Law, PHILOSOPHY. Geography, Speeches. Psn,s.
Ffsssh: s,sni.h, Latin. Greek, wOies, s.r~s.
And otser sesTrs and valuable Books. emAr..,,.
every branch Of belies L. ttr,s and .,sres
S.S.is md i Sso 3ssS.t oo'n''
Revoiutioaary and Ante-Rsveis. ioaary Ne..,.-
c2,issi.ie.. painsiss.. and lnsrsvias,.
mhi ne OF exhie.t.n g Few dsys pr-.ious 70 tAe
ale; Cas.iosnss 70 be had on sppiioatlon az the
feH w.h. WALL & CO.. Aue.a.
ByJ. o. Me1UlRH Co, suen.p.srs.
y haf bEslkABLE PhIyATE REstpxScx
sooS s.-ss a a. oSse No g a. Asss
on Is. ...s t nd. =" ~ viii .s sss
streets, tosssher with the i'm pross%se,s $500 so
shish soi,isL ~ ,v.lIbaif ihrys,s;sry Ssiss
S :cs Pss aSsss .sSt 1s s Yn
sss es IA. and e.;
r. etostee within one square OF the Mar and Nav
b; Po..ssnon given at once. : =. 3.
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o
a Coon AMERICAN P.S.-TGaTa has baaI 4
tradition for years amongst those practising
rPrrnanShin that tAa only good s:-ai pen was
0t.:os. unexpectedly that the only fine polluted
?. worth using WA &aiot's No. 3.9. Thi,
telisf vas SO firmly rooted In tn. American
mind that manufacturers OF American prrs
have been obliged to relinQuish the field after
spending large sums in sndesToring TO make
y rect Tor pens OF American manuSactare
lsast.riy, however, the NV ashingtoa Medallion
Pen" haz, by It's excellence, forced itself into
favor, and foreign manufacturers even and /.
worth their while TO initiate the mark. The
enisrprising prnpristor Of the Medallion Pm
J. p. Snow, 50 Cedar street, New York, has
followed mp his work By getting mp faer var.-
suss, styled the diamond Pen aEd he :. tx
ira Fine" and We. having pssd them for sons
NE, have o hesitation m prououn ing them
infinitely superior to the Gillot pen o: the same
Class.
CARVING OUT fHH Pr nCIPLss OF HI Sc
CiETT-On Wednesday, & couple Of dogsEN o
ngn'ing On street, between Ninth and r-n b
streets, and VIM. Flood, an Engiishman, Viz G
near by, ran out, and seeing colored msn
named YIN. Smith standing near, Attacked him
for not SEPARATING the dogs, he having in his
hands an axe at the time Sa,ith 81 once seized
piece Of board and struck Flood. For this
Flood procured WATT ant. and Smith was ar
rested by officer OConnal: and taken before
Justice GiSerson, who, after n patient hearin.
s. at the time carrying out the principles I.
q society he belonged to in England-the asso.
citation for the protection OF animals.
RECRUITS, &c.-There arrived at tina Soldiers
Rest yesterday, 500 recruits for the ,:h Micnt.
gan cavalry; II for Maine volunteers; and II.
-aiescents.
Fifty mine men Were sent 20 their regiments
iu the field, and le8 to the Con ai.scent camp.
be- 2d New Hampshire regiment, $50 .trong
a.o reported TO Capt Camp, Ana Will be sent
LCInE . recruit.
ihE I" SoLiIkss' FREE LIBRAry." ~his5
mss Teen built by Mr.. Fowle and Miss Rum.
sEy, WIN DC opened tbs public On sunday
e'"HauE; Ire exercises viii be OF great inter-
~ -, -Eu ne h'tie hall should be crowded By
me ri:Ha7 " soldiers. The building Is located
III -cti!ci=ry Sgrarc, corner of f. ana i.;h
..rJ cts.
AK AASE 80 SOhcEkT-The mana -rrs y. :!,.s f1;r
. OGd fellows fail announce Co -
: 49,, .' "l 70" eS.h.hS ss ..- 10 he su--
., "'"i .,.ir icy ..,yt - Ia i! =. ! a.
80 49, "'.ns isrs tschnrar Niss J;oia tr, -
- -cpHis Schmidt. Mr. Ju"rn,rke. NJ
=. 90 J. Ppiiz, AID other wslI-X own ,.r.i
a." 'ne''"'h"Ht'1 mUsici,n- Will pa ir,p.t,,
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By W. l.. WALL Z CO.. Au5coneers.
CATALO6UH SALE OF 5000 VOLUMES
y BOOKS, part ssloHsiny 2 The librArI Of Gs.-
Washineton- paYticpfars In fature sdvsrtisemsot.
fsB W, I. WALL q CO., Asete.
NFARsHALr slLB.-rn virtse OF writ 81 Bssf
lM fseiss. By order Of Court. is.usd from -
clerk q Oh ~ the circuit conf Of tAe District q
Columbia, for thu county Of waskin&ten, md -
me eirectsd; viii eIRpss TO pueiis s:!e Ter sssh,
non pAY, the 9Th GAY Of March. iscs, at retaoes
Part O. Lots Nos rs and ", in John rhrsksld a.
dit;on To Georgetown. in the District Of ooluubia,
tie being included In the folio messs and
borad..; Besinnins for tss same OF q stress, Is 3
point distant Il feet Inches nom the sor thesst
corner e Ltnssn and "a sn: lsaia point being tAs
mentioned In deed from Henry 0cidsoath -
6eorSetown CoilegeJ and running themes eeet-
srly parallel yith LnS.n stree. ss feet, tAelss
chez, thence northsriy and parallel With L.aSss
strest 70 the pc.ns O. ssEnnins, tesether with a
levied pos the property of Joshua Bstenss, al
viii b sold TO estisfy ,edicisis No. a. % May eE
Lees. In favor ofSsHs BstsIsn ,,o,,
s.ledts af rI H.rsil6
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NO. ssI PENNSYLVANIA AylNul
A. M. BINiNGER q CO.'S STORE
23T PENNSYLVANIA AvxxrH,
Ss.oss msss'~a ssss. asdssorss sPrss'a esssr'
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{sh9s PAPER WAATKD-Don't s.li your
IL Rss. BoeSss aud PsSsIs for pothIna. We gay
Esp>rrs. He~spsuers, &c. We buY Bottles, Old
.l3ips, ncient Books, and Curioslsies generally.
We '"no r. TsssS k ovssy1hing.
tesln- 373 and 3TJ u s., near nh.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIIgs,-The foi,aw,rs ia Va
rfen report d TO Capt. Bar'z, io1e corner of
f@Pnn'fth AND q stresis,t sine oar ia,t, 1T
~nfca place all information relative to de
ce-sed soldiers may b. obtained:
"n. u. Esbin-"nt 9Th Mich. CaE; Jch p
vans, iISih Is. Y. AIonzo Ri- ill. .,h Wa;
FL DIP. IS tn Pa; W Z. WAY. !,s,:a "a; ~
y Ieary, gIn n. Z. Hiram Whcalar, 18th ~;
ku:us t!rHharc, ,rti, Coma: ~FI.z !f3r1, s;.h
N. Y; James q. Ellis worth, east :,nnn.; David
O .une, l,ri! N y; James NJ. SHIN Id, 's'ai Y,
Y Ch:s. I-amrrc-; 18th n. H.; =. X. Sweet
laaG, 7th X ]! q; hviiias Williams, ath NJ
STpheu Everett, I7,h Mich; JOS. pelo, -l+7,a
~. Y. $50. ... =
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Il AND FOB 6AL4.-A lot Of fae Land situ sted
IL oEs milo eeyoni tie ora Soldiers Home near
Fort slocun. containing S1t acr s. and in the bis
tiiet 1t 10 admirably adapted to s.tdsniax or
frrming purposes, and win lie divided III desired,s
offered AZ private SALE FOR particulars ina-;ra OF
Or; !. NOBLE, 2Gs1s Pam. aveaus, between Inn
and l3sh strestS, = a. fa 2.-sts
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-11-11
pARTIcpLAk NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under
the name nf Bit,-rs, pm. upi quart hotties,
campeund-d of the cheapest whisky or com
inou rum. costing frou, "a 10 40 cents per gall
lon. the taste disguised by Anse or CoIian-
der seed.
v.art.is class of Bitters has copssd and will
contiune tocanse. rs long as they can be sold,
hunireds to die the death of the drunk ar,i
~ their uSe the system is kept continually
utd"r tbs influence of Alcollu,ic stjmulrntE
OF the W arst Kind. the desire for liquor is Gre
at-d and kept up, and the result is al the
horfcra attendant upon a diunkard's life aud
deatL.
For those who desire and WILL. HAVE a
liqror hitters, We pIblsh lie feilowing re-
cspit: tiet one bottle OF Hoohtna's ti1rmsn
Bittvrs and mix With ihrer quarts of good
Brafiy or Whi-ky. ami the resi.a will b.
preparation that will FAR excel in medicinal
purposes and true excellence any of the snu-
msreus liquor Btters in the market, and wall
COgr MUfH LKsS. You will hav. the vir-
tue of Honasnd's Bittsr5 10 colnection with
q good article Of luluor. at mu'h less prics
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
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FOR THE YEAR ENDING SEPT. 3, 1868.

TO THE HONORABLE CouRT OF Con- FEEAs MONROE Co.. o.
IN accordance with act Untitled "Act prescribe the
duties OF County Commissioners passed April 1861 the
Undersigned Commissioners of Monroe County herewith sub
NIT Their Annual Report of the financial affairs of said Coun
ty, for the Year ending September g. 1863
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THosRsUPFERING FRO NJ BROKEN DOWN
AMI Delicate Constitutions from whatever
canse. either in Male or Femals. will find iii
Hooaands German Bitsers remedy that will
restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of ins ances,
and fair trial is bat required TO prove the
assertion.
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THs Proprieiors nave thousands Of Letters
from the most eminent CIsrgvm-n Lawyers
Physcians and Citizens, to their personal
knowig,Ige. to the hea4Rrial ELECTS and IN edi-
cilral virtues OF these bitters
From Rev j., Newton Brown. D n. Ea.tor of
the Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or reerir- :
mend Patent Medicines in general. throut
distrust of their ingredients aud effects,
yet know Of no sufficient reasons whya man
may not certify to The b. nehts he believes
hiHiseif to have <rec-ivAd from any simple
preparaticn. III the eo,s he may thus cont rib
use to the bSneftof others. 8
m this the mere readily in regard to Hoef
iand's German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. M
jackson Of this city .h+cans se ivas prsjudiced
against them for many years, under The i'm
preston that they were chiefly an alcoh Iii.
mixture. 4 am Indebted TO nv friend Robert
Shoeinake. E,q., fort the removal OF this pref
udise hy prop-ftest aud fur elicotii agems mt
totry them, when suffering from great aud
t,slx continued debility. The use of thre-
l-.,tlrs Of these Bittsrs. at the hagiuning, of
t!,a present year. was followed by evidsnt
!, li-f and rostoration 10 dagree OF bodily
ar,l mental vgor which had not felt for stx
IN, this before, and had almost despaired of
texaipiDg 1 therefore thank sod and my
f.i-nd for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
rHfLA., June %, 1862,
ATTENTION. SOLDIERSi and the friends
Of aoldiers. We, call the attention Of all hav-
jns relations or friends in the army to the fact
tbat ..Hophand's iernran .Bitters,'' will cure
niue-tenths of the diseases induced by expo
cures and privatioEs incident to camp life.
We have no hesitation in stating that these
bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of lives might be saved that other
wise would oe lost.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS. See that
the Signature of &C, M. JACKSON" is on the
wrapper of each Bottle. Price per Bottle IS
cents, or Half Dozen for S40a.
Principal office aud manufactory, No. 401,
Arch-Street, Phila., Pa.
. JONES & EVANS,
(yuecesscr toe. NJ Jackson,) Proprietors.
Es-For sale by JOEL JUDKINs. woodsfipld.
Ohio - ect2l, ls53 ".
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H ,oAandss German. Bitiers

will give yeu good app~titr. will give you
strong healthy nerves, will sixe sou a brisk
sri rnersrtic feeling, wilf ehshlss you 70 sleep
w-u, and viii positively prevent yellow fever,
bilious fever, &c.
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REMEMBER THAT THRsE BIrTRRs ARE
NOT ALCoH DLlc, and NOT intended as a
Beverage.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-11-11

NOT A RUM DRINK
AHIanLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable Extract!
"A PURE TONIC
THAT WILL RELIEVE TIKI AFFLICTED AMI
Not Make Drunkards !!
DR.. HOOFLAND.s
GERMAN BITTERS,
.lta5a8 J II PREPARED BY
D z. &. II. ia CKSON,
asszs s.ss PHTLADELPHIA, Pa,
will Efeetually and Most Certainly
efessss CURE ALL DISEALES
ARISING FROM A DIseRDFRRD LIVER.
STOMACH OR KIDNEYS. o5
. The mass of our eitikens are suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver, Disease and to whom
the following questions apply, we guarantee
HooTLAND'S 5 GERMAN BITrERS WILL
CURE THEM. ~ ellis saosnaiV has N'.olIf
Dyspepsia & Liver Disease !!
Do YOU rise with a coated tongue in the
morning, with bad taste in the mouth and
poor appetite for breakfast Do you feel
when you first get up, so weak and languid
you can scarcely get abouts Do you have q
dizziness in you- head at times. and often a
dizziness with headache occasionally Are
your bowels costive and irregular. and appe-
tite changeables Do you throw up wind from
the stomach, and do you swell up ofteui Do
faal a aft
when the stomach is emptys Do YOU have
heartburn nccasionallyi Do you feel low spir-
tied, and look on the dark side of thrgss
Are vou not unusually nervous Mt times2 Do
Won not become restless. and often Law until
midnight heiore you 90 to sleep and then. at
times, don't Won feel dull and sleepy most of
The times Is vour skin dry and skaly also |
ra'low' In short. is not your life burthen,
full Of forebodings
H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
WILL cuEE KvFRY CASH OF
Chronic or Nertous Deb;7itg. Diseases of
e sthe Kidays, md Diseases from.
a Disoraered Stomach
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive
s.f -aaslBsE Organs: 'Te
: Con- fipstieH. Inward Piles, Fullness er
Bios,a to the Head, Acidty ,if the Stomaeh.
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food FaInrss
weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations
Sinking or Fiuttpri.g at the pit of th.. Stoni
aeil lSA ia,ming OF the Head Hurried and diff
6culthnsat hing Rluttefing at the heart. Chok
ing Or sndoc ting sensations wh4Ii in a wing
posture. Dtmness OF Vision Hlhts or w els H..
fore the sight. Ever and aiuIi pain in the
heal, Deficiency of prrspir4ttiop, Y.slIowness
OF the skin and ewes, Pan IN the siie, hack
chest. limits. &c. Sndd-n hu,hes of heat
Burning in the hesh, Constant imaginfngs of
evil, and. great depression OF spirits. ~. n
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs

Chronic OF Nerrous Drbi7itg, Diseases o
ea othe Kidaeys, md Diseases from
a Disoraered Stomach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
fresbing:
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MosRoE, Monday. March % 1868
large feet Of schooners left here this afternoon
They had taken refuge in the Roads during the
storm. The weather is now fine. Some Of the gun
beats are practicing with their guns at Newport
News to-day, which has caused rome inquiry from
ueighboring towns ,,c,
Hr,parsRreRs NoRroLK, VA. Friday, March 20 1893
GENERAL ORDERS No. "a General court Mnt'
M 1. hereby appointed to meet at tho Cityall Nefok'
Va on the sd day March, 1862 for the trial Of sueh prs
opers as may be brought before II.
cp A. c,,on. 10 Wis Can't A. o. Rowley. 10 VIE.
Capt IL r. Gardiner, lloNYGapt Hswer' s ps l.
~, = a. Seaman 10 Wis Lieut. C. b. Willard ~ WE.
Lieut. W Oates lag Lieut. H. = h hrSwp az Pr l.
A " Lieut. VI. Is. Lessipger. l'3 Pa
Lieut. L. Ven syck 10 Wis., to be h1,, c.n
I IL LfgpEyAu, Asst Adjt.-Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
THE YAZ00 PASS EXPEDITION.
ENTIRE SUCCESS OF The movement.
A Fleet and an Army Above Haine'S Bluff.
THE EVACUATION OF vCKSBURG MADE NECESSARY.
Another Route to the Rear of Vicksburg.
ADMIRAL FARRIGUT AT VICKSBURG
Boats Running into Lake Providence.
A Fleet and an Army Above Haine'S Bluff.
THE EVACUATION OF vICKSBURG MADE NECESSARY
Another Route to the Rear Of Vioksburg.
ADMIRAL FARRIGUT AT VICKSBURG
Boats Running into Lake Providence.

ST. LOWS Tnesd,y, March "a, 1853
THE Democrat learns from gentleman Just from
vicksburg, that the steamer Diligent with the 9Th
Missouri had succeeded in entering Yazoo River,
above Haine's Bluff. Her. course was through
Cypress Bayou, which debouches into the Yszoo,
opposite -JohnsonS plantation, where Gen. Sher-
mans troops landed last December, thence through
Steele's Dayou into the SunAower, which emptiea
into the Yazoo, 20 miles above Hane's Bluff.
The Diligent was accompanied by light gunbSat.
AS soon as it found possible to get through, four
iron.clads followed. Oar informant also says that
- thousand men have gone up before this. Out
force can thus be placed between Haine's Bluff and
Yazoo City, which will enable us to operate in the
rear of the former petition, and bring the latter be-
tween two fires.
1t is also believed that our fleet can navigate the
bayous and enter the Yazoo above Yazoo Pass, ~
which means our gunbOats can cooperate with our
forces OF Greenwood, reduce Fort Pemberton, then
throw their combined strength against Yazoo City,
and flank the Rebel position.
Boing thus turned, yicksburg will undoubtedly
be evacuated. The batteries at Hane's Bluff were
bull, to sweep down the river, and are powerlese
against an attack from above. Confirmation Of
these tidiDgs is anxiousy looked for.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Democrats special from below, Of tho 18th,
saws the Rebels continued Smelling the canal al
Vicksburg, retardng the prosecution Of tho work
somewhat.
The river is falling and the fears Of the overflow
Of the camping. ground have subsidized.
All is quiet at Greenwood Both parties are re-
pairing damages. Our present force there is re-
carded insufficient to reduce the Rebel Notifications.
The leye.s are being cut, which it is thought must
result in driving the Rebels out.
Rumors are in circulation Of the evacuation Of
Hsne's Bluff and that the sth Missouri has gone up
to garrison the place. If this betrue foreshadows
the fall or evacuation of Ycksburg.
CAIRO. Tuesday, March "a. 1863.
The Memphis papers Of Sunday report another
canal or cut-of being opened from the Mississippi
afty miles below Helena, into Deer River, from
Washington Lake and into Semhower River, ~
which access to Yazoo City and Haines's Bluff can
be had.
1t is also reported that two Of Farragus gunboats
have reached the lower mouth Of ths Vicksburg
Canal.
One small boat has pared into Lake Providence
Tie water is rushing into the Lake 4! rapid rate.
The Union force at Greenwood is still held IN
check by the Rebel battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
FROM GEN. RosECRANss ARMY.

Movements OF Gen. Rurnsidc-Skirniishfng
Near NIurfreerbOrO-Thc Rebels Advs.
cate the Evacuation Of Vtcksb"rg-
The Capture Of Fort Sterling, Ay's
by the Rebels-The Rebels Drivon
Toward Owingsviiie.
CINCINNATI Tuesday, March a. 1858. p
Mai..(;en. Burnside arrived here this morning.
The Commercial has special dispatch from Muir
frsesborO which gives the following intelligence:
Within the last four days the Rebels have made
several Reconnaissance, causing considerable p'cxes
diminishing along our whole front. Ihey 10 hos
appear anxious, however. 20 bring on general ep.
gagemenh 49,, ., 80
Trustworthy information from the South represents
that the evacuation of Vichsburg is being advocated
for strategic advantages, prominent Rebels decars
ing that by Withdrawing their troops from Vicks'
burg aud massng them in Middle Tennessee, they
can oblige General Rosecrans to repeat the move.
ments OF General Buell. last year.
Small parties of guerras have appeared along
the Nashville Railroad attempting to capture our
trains. No serious damage, far, has been done to
the roud. The road is heavily guarded.
Paroled prisoners from Mount Sterling, Ky, ar.
rived here last night. They confirm the reported
capture of that place by the Rebels.
Col. Garrard attacked the Rebel forces upder Col
Clarke yesterday. near Mount Sterling, driving them
toward Owinssyille.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
THE PIRATE RETRIBUTION.
Her Operations on Crooked Island Passage
Several Vessels said to Have Been
Capfared,

Captared.
PmLApELpHiA, Tuesday, March "a, 1863.
The bark American has arrived here from Port-sus
Prince She reports shat on March 2, of Nicola
Mole. she was boarded by the British gunboat
Ploye, who overhaued TIE ships papers, and left.
March 3, at r. m, she was boarded by boat
abreast of Iusgua which gave information, received
BY British cutter that the privateer Retire
button was in Crooked Island Passage, and had
taken several American vessels run them ashore on
Long Island, and discharged their cargoes.
The Rebels had sold part Of cargo to merchants
on Fortune Island, and chartered and loaded 9
schooner with salt to run the blockades March ii,
lat. $50 49,, lon. 74o 5O, passed small schoonef
bound south, painted white, topmasss down, havrnc
her decks crowded with men in blue clothing ana
white caps. Supposed her to be privateer' Anss
coming in sight Of the American all the men eAs'ps
three went below and tho schooner Proceea'a "
her course.