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SKCoBD WARD STATION CAsEs.-CharIes
Posey, graad larceny; dismissed Chas. Chase,
do; do. NJ White, assault; do. Miliery Rob-
inson, threatR: do. James Wood. disorderly;
Sl.ai. Isaac johnson, violating city ordinance;
dismissed. Thomas Homes, do; 81. George
Simply, ms ulting ladies; military.
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NAR1IRR
On The seth Of July last, By the Rev Mr.. Thrush.
AT. WlLkIAM ADAMS. OF WAshiagton city, to
Miss ALICE STONE, Of Georgetown, D. o.
On tie nth instAat, At wesley Chapsl, By the
1sv. B. Peyton Brown. JAMES ,. WOtLARn, to
Mis- LAURA .. Cuttings, al OF Warrington.
In aeorsstoys. D. O., on Wednesday, August
18th q the Harsonass. By the Rev Ml: Reese,
oAMU0L Y0AR6ON to Misc 0LIzA 1INN1Y.
OIHDs
On the night OF 3Ist instant xICHARD WAL
LACH, son OF John H. ana Martins y. Baker, aged
years. months and q days.
We lad . little Richard once,
He vas ouY darling pride
We loved him, oh Dofh ans too welt.
For soon he slept and died.
Our uttls Richards shining syes.
which SAons 20 BRIGHT And frse,-
Nov aeep aboSS Ia that sWoet home
0fimmoHtality.
Kezsd upon him fsdiA6,
And bid him . lon fhrsvAll;
Home with God q DWELL
yunsrsi vill take place tomorrow afsesnsoa, 20
August stA. Isss, YRANoIs RoDIRfS, son Of
Samuel p. and Harriet a. Burrows, aeod 6 yeaxo,
10 nd Spths, and II days. Suffer little ehildfsn Co
come INTO me, for such 10 the kinsdom OF hoAven.
The funeral sermon Of the late JANIS H1NBY
DAVIS VIM DO preached at Union Bethel Church
on Sundss, the "a. Of O'Clock. The friends and
rsletives or the dscsased are rsapsstfnily Invited
to attend
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SUPPOSED DEsERTER.-Day before yesterday
one OF Captain .Iohnson's detectives arrested
George Shultz at the Depot As supposed de-
serter. He had in his hat ~25 in Connection,
hank bills, which he states he had found in the
Depot. He is now in the Central Guard. house
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g r A n D PIG MIG


WASHING TON PARK, ~ sfre,t.
will be given by the members of ST. D0MIaICK
CHURCH, for repairing and improving the same.
on "WEDNESDAY. Aas. 18th, 1863 The city pas
ssnser cars run 10 tbs grounds every Eve minutes
Tickets Is cents; children under 10 years 10 cent?
By order of the
M lest COMMITTEE
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NEW PAsToR.-Rev. W. J. Brown, OF this
city, has been appointed by the Presbytery OF
the Potomac pastor OF the Seventh. street
fIsland) Presbyterian Church. He will enter
upon his duties TO. morrow.
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INSANE SoLDIER.-This morning, George
Williams, company L, 9th regular infantry,
was transferred from the Central o uardhousn
10 the Insane Asylum for treatment. His In
sanity Is caused by shell wound in the head.
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Trustees OF Phoenix Building Association.
~ 1I-eo6ds J.C. MCGUIRE i CO., Aucts.
>B,J. O. Mcguire L CO.. Auetioneers.


ERAME House AND LOr FOR sALv-rsus-
+ rHl's sALB.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Sept 18th, Ct 81 clock, On the PIT n sss. by virtue
Of . deed OF trust bearing dA.e on the 18th day
@ :nd r. t n Land T Sc.
Il itssr No. i iss, folio. ss q 3. 80 We sal,
81 ct public auction. 70 the aiehsat bidder. all
that Lot or parcel Of ground In The City Of WesA:
inston known and described on the plan or plot OF
..a city {: part Of Lo, .Tss q. ssss.s
fourteen tllJ feat from tAs dividing line between
lots numbered ave 90 and six tel ON Twenty si1th
street west, and running north with said Ath
sssss s9ss ..ssa m
(lG fest. thence west ninety seven (s5i feet, to
ofs eomicrts6Is fame pwehiss HOUSE.
On: s :sf =; rs
nom the day Of sale, with interest; the defsrred
srty: and II the terms are not fatty COMPLIED w1tA
within DE days from ia: Day q s.is tss
the defEnltins purchaser, on one xseah acsee IN
the WaahinGton Star. All eonveyanoins % the
cost OF the DurchasssEi surs MIppL RroN.
a. ho .. sfALpiaa,
Trustees rtrSsisn ssfiRRii co., asss
4 ssIsFANT QUARr11MAsrsRS OgYI0l,
"a Corner e. and Twenty-secoud streets. Washing-
TN b o. July a. l863.-kuhtie aAiee Of oondemRS6
snirnss Win take place IS the Corral, near ths OBJ
SWsTHfbbSSHspASs, sss ana asss Of 1uSust isss,
The property ID condemned Is unAt for vublis
p asie 10 commence at ten O'Clock 9 m ;. ana 30
sontinqsd from day 70 day until the numesr %
Terms eash, in GovsrnmeEt funds x,r,y.
YEA Captain. A. Q. o. D. Army.
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LYONS AAaHEfIo INSECT POWDER.
Moths in furs bugs in beds.
Reaches crawling on Your soor,
Rats and mice in barns and sheds,
These shall never plague you mora.
Lyon, with his Powder, stays
All the insects tina annoy;
And his Pills, beyond all praise,
Every rat and mouse destroy.
Lyons Powder 10 harmless to mankind, but
will kill all house insects, garden worms, vine
bugs, &c. Lyons Magn Pills are sure death
to rats and mice. Sold everywhere.
Al 5-2w Dennis 3. BARNES 4 Co., New York
6PI1AAfolRB6A oAH BIZ OuRID.-Dr. Randl
Specific cures SpsrssdtoryAod. Seminal WeakEsss,
ISSpcfeHey Loss Of Poser ETC., speedily and seetxdi
". Its effects are truly magical. trial of the
Specific, viii convince the most skspticai OF Its
merits Price 81 Q box. Bold BY 3. O. Ford, cor
ner Jlth street and Pa. avenue, WAehington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. tasty
CoRSs and other disorders of the feet when ma.
elected are Injurious to the health. They nnat the
civilian for business. and it is impossible for sol
der TO march and light With vim If the great sup
port Of bis whole frame be In q disordsred oondl-
tlon. To oil af icted with C0rns Buuions or Nails
growing in the flesh, ott disorders OF the feet
We would recommend an early call st DR.. Whites
ONCE, No. aga Penn avenue, between Four and n
half and Sixth SITS. jyl7
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WRAPPIBG PAPER for sale 1t the Star ottice Gown
ter, At SIX cents Per pound. jyE
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8FoRKf DISIASEg.

Ssmayiiaa's Gin 10 the most certain, safe sni
Sneetual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable kem-
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
And recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
a no balsam, no mercury: Only ten pills to be
taken. It Is the soldiers hope. and atsisnd to
Samaritcn's Roos asd Herb Ju;ess-A positive
and permanent cure for eyphilis, ecrofnla, Users,
eores, Spots, letters, DO Price 81 or six bottles
Tor %. Bold b. o. @. Ford See advertisement. ms
Raryisbxrg, to tAs North aad Wea-Two trains leave
Warrington daily and one on Sunday-9uick time
low fare and connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur.
ther Information apply At the ONCE Of Great Penn
syivania Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washing ton Once open from
-. n: until -. M; on SUNDAYS rom 70 p N:
a N-ly 10. MORTON, Agent.
DA. DuPouY'a HuSal-costed Female Regulating
Pills are the SNy best Thsy operate Dssdiiy
and sGttSrely, and being create 40 1Au.
~ upon tbs most delicate stomach. A trial OF
tssss PHI: viii prove their ess a ether .
street szA Pa. avenue, Warrington, md Henry
Cook, AIJxandYia. 3AGly
IN oxsASls1 Axp DYs1 HAN DYE n sIlWolLD-
NsSSS Fades o. WAsASs OH1.-UphAms Hair Dye, 50
esnts boz. The best In 1ss. Try IL. Bold ey 3.
o. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, VAN.
lgton, and Hsnfy Geek. Alexandria, taGly
Aatdots. a Insiish sDseiao Of aixty.ays yesrs'
Standing. Hin sure Gosgyh0s - siy days. Nc
change Of diet required. Price q Per bottle Sold
hY D. q. Ford, corner ntA street and Pa. avenue
Warrington. and Henry Cock. AlsxsadRis. Ja&ly
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contradictory a. 10 create strong suspicious
thar they were thieves and robbers. They wore
sent 10 Washington by Lieut.. Col. Wells, and
committed 20 the old Capitol prison by order
or the Provost Ma shall.
FIGHT. This morning, Samuel u. Houck
AID Ii. &. oEnG, two restaurant keepers, who
iase houses near The Railroad Dsport, and
havr, until very recently, been warm friends,
had misunderstanding, which resulted in a
light. Houck WAS very badly cut and bruised
about lie face and eyes They were arrested
each S2.6i. The cause of the fight was tbs fact
that one OF them was fined for violating q city
ordinance, and ne accused the other OF inform.
Ing upon him. After the trial thsy went away
together as friendly AZ ifnothins had happened
between them. Both were perfectly sober.
FopRrH WARD SrArIos CAsEs--Danisi
Shugnroo, Patrick 9oady, Patrick Doniey, j.
McNuity, sleeping in the street; dismissed. J.
Il. John, drunk and disorderiy; dismissed. N.
Drnmmond, Assault and battery, and threats;
bail for hearing. Elizabeth Ingrall. disorder
~; s5.5s. Francis Morton. do; 1858. John
Minick. do military Annie Wallace, drunk
missed. Adoiphus Kisei, drum and yasrancy:
.i.5s. Richard Halien, drunk dismissed.
GsvERsNESTPRor PIcxED Ur-rhers
sfs now At the police head4 quarters two large
wagon loads OF muskets. sasres, equipments,
ammunition, DC. This 10 all the property OF
The Government, picked mp by members OF the
police force. some OF the ARTICLES nave Deem
fOund in the streets and Others In the pawn
shops ofths city.
sssr TO THE Oip CAYrToL--3so Walker,
one o; Moseby's guerrilas, was sent TO this oity
yesterday by Col. Welles, Proyoet Marshal Of the
defense- south Of the Potomac, and was COM
mitted TO the Old Capitol prison. The evidence
is clear that he belonged to Moseby's gang,
having been seen with them on August 1st, At
raid near Woodlaun. He al that tiue stole
horses.
SERIOUS ACerDAsT.-Lewis 6reniSer, an
smPloyee OF tho public printing ONCE, had the
ups OF his hngers pulled Off yesterday, while
arranging book under the machine. His hand
caugnt under the weight, and the accident
occurred while attempting TO extricate IL.
DEsKRT1Rs.-Yesterdaya afternoon, one hun.
dred and dfty deserters wsre sent from Forrest
Hall, Georgetown, 10 Camp Distribution.
Six hundred deserters, from tbs Con valescent
Camp, will be sent 70 the Army OF the Potomac,
10 join their respective organizations, to-day.
OFF POP CAPE MAr.-Wm. B. Webb, ESQ,
superintendent OF Metropolitan Police, LEFT last
evening for 8 short visit TO Cape May. During
his abee nee the position Of Superintendent will
be r!led by II. W. Reed, Sergeant OF the Second
Ward Police.
RffcGKRs TO sK SENT BACR.-Fifteen ref
ngees, who have been here for D week or two
In prison, are 10 be sent back to Virginia, they
having refused 10 take the oath OF allegiance 70
Ile L, y, C3pyernmeat
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RFFcGKRs TO BIZ SENT Fifteen ref
cgees, who have been here for D week two
In prison, are TO be sent back TO Virginia, they
having refused 20 take The oath OF allegiance 70
The I. =. Government,
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OFF PoR CAPE MAr.-Wm. b. Webb ESQ,
Superintendent OF Metropolitan Police, LEFT last
evening for q short visit TO Cape May. During
his abeP nee the position Of Superintendent will
be r!led by Ii. W. Reed, Sergeant OF the Second
Ward Police
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PIG MICS, &c.

=
FIRST GRAND BALL OF FHl SEASON.
BENEFIT OF a DRAFTED MAN.
r ). i2Js5S ~, Il I'll =
Jis.s.s ONE DOLLAR, admitting ssasl.nsn
/; ]: H sss:s:, A: :';ssss.'
THE GRAHp IAMILY PIC MIC
II AID OF THE
DRAFTED CONDUCTORS
or tbs
WASHINGTON 4 GEoRaI TowN RAILROAD
WILL CONE OFF
On MONDAY, August f4<h,
Attic PARK 'th street. asqr Boundary.
Prof: Feller'. celebrates Brass and Bring Baud
has been engaged A
,; sIssst s.d IisIs; Cents sda's,ss gen
COMPLIMENTARY AND BENEFICIAL
PIO NJ Z Q
BIT TEE
CITIZINs OF THE THIRD WARD.
TO THs
MEMBERS or THE METROPoLlTAN POLICE
OF tbs SIXTH PRlCINT.
At La iaer's Celebrated Garden. New York svsnue.
T.. Tsts ~; sss .ls AK
sesrs Of the police force Of the sixth prscine.tA
The public may rest assured that this Pic Mic
win b. one of the most masnidcent ever held in
e.. al as ss sss de-
Ds n 20 e. vcs il win S'
Of Mu sic viii b in attendance. 0aha
Ticssts, admitting gentleman and ladies. ONE
Managers on ths Par, of he csaseas
4; g. Richaras. ~. Hoaxson. ys HolIinsshsAd
e.: ss e: ILL., IS:
s..pDs sT Rss Ys 1ss"ss' r. rr.x,.r
s sdd f sss 10 1u s,s.tf ~ i
METhoPoLITANs 10 THE Rssous.
GRAND FIG MIC
ACTIVE hssH 1sB IsbS:s JssgsssEgh
B's'''r q a1 EHs1 Htis WHO
The Active Members Of the Metropolitan Hook
rye Grand Pic Mic It eaisr's Garden on
sss ars ted
The eonmittes pledge themselves to nse every
eDgssed for the occasion. Dancing viii CONNIE nee
at :as sass. s'n'''""
COMMITTEE Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Q, Hcibrooi, Jas " Esi.s, chss. chia s:s.
VIM. &. Scott Ut Blakeney Oliver DOM
au, 81 A,s7 1871
ID q n I G.! p G n OF
L AT GREEN SPRING PAVILIUN.
The UNITED GLlA CLUB. Of Hsergetorn, give
their Heventh and Farewell Pic Mic If the a
season on TUEsDAY, Aug. a6sh, 1883. II
Tickets 80 Cents, admitting 2, ntismsn Il
cents es Oh per bead. Coaches viii leave the car
staId every half hour for the Spring. Good order
will be preserved on the ground
By order Of the PRE- sident. ". 81, R0BsRfsos.
su sl-4ts r T. ST.,CKMAN Soc
A g R A n D PIC MIC
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DEsERT1Rs.-Yesterdaya afternoon, one hun.
dred and dfty deserters wsre sent from Forrest
Hall Georgetown, 10 Camp Distribution.
Six hundred deserters, from tbs Con valescent
Camp, will be sent 70 the Army Of the Potomac,
10 join their respective organizations, to-day.
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on SCOUT.-Last night. Elizabeth fngrall
aud Frances Morton, two lively lassies from a
house on Twelfth, near u street, Second Ward,
went in company with John MinIck, young
soldier, on a scout around town. Being rather
disorderly about one o'clock this morning, they
were arrested by the Fourth Ward police and
lodged In the sta ton house. This morning, the
soldier was sent to the Central uardhouse and
the girls We're fined 1865 each by Justice 9i-
bsrsOA.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYA.
ByJ. O. Mos CIRg Il CO.. Aue.tsnse<s.
1NRVkTkIH GALE or YALCRLE RUII]

ByJ. @. Mos CIRg& CO.. Aue.tsnee<s.
TRvsf11S GALE OF yALCBLE BUILp-
IR,inseov Lois Is PaiSfixs Orylgs sega.s.-os
e: d.,a trust q -:
ny ny tn, ISL and duly recorded is Liss:J
eesn,s Sas s she l: e
.s n sss i1ss s q 81 n Ana j. Jams.
s s1ss, .s s:s' and s ssF.s
Terms: On. third Dash; the remainder in 5 an.
II months Nth interest. secured By deed Of .rrs;
Az senyeysnsssa.t the cost 81 purchasers.
0i II desirea these Lots Win be subdiv,ded iaso
,v THos; J. EIsHKRs Trustee.
4s0a5 SAY Il as
~ - 800. TTaSs s J FISHER, e T7usss;;
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE 90 ,Auctioneers.
PsTs11is SAFE safe OF yA!gAglS
VAIN A.: nd ss e
NO. ~ fo1os 81 ct sea one Of the land records
and e. n S.s. :n sss s Lat: No
square numbered "a. each fronting y fs st on
and running back lis feet ) inches. 10 81 foot
These Lots have q pavement laid and tree,
Riante9 IN 'front.', and are very desirable locations
Terms One third In cash, the remainder ius
ust on the premises.
chaser. THOS. J. FISHER Trustea
~ Esaw&ds &c. McGUIR1 4 CO.. Aucts
. AsGvs sk9 4
24th Same hour and place
THoS. J. FISHER, Trus.ss.
So2awAds Mcguire & 90 Aucta
By WIN. l.. WALL l. Co. Auctionesrs
A yALuABLl BUILDING LOT FOR SALE
a On WkDN EsDAY. the 23th instart at
eiors m. We Will offer At Public Sale, Lot
numbered Is in Square Is2, fronting 10th street
width i65 feet 10 inaaes
Terms: Qne-third cash balaace in one and tSo
yeare with interest from day OF sale, secured BIZ
deed of trust upon the property All con seYan,-
At the Purchssrs cost. including Revenue
Stamps. little indis suitable
IN 30 VIM. L, WALL & CO., Austa.
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CRRAr RUeH TO SMITHS, eco Seventh o. i.
ING. NN
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By ]. Moe q ERE l. CO.. Auctioneses.
THOMAR pOXLING. Auctionaar.

10OmA6 OO W Ax0us AuctlOQooI.
IoMM 1is p SALE !, o. RIAL nsIAIs
BY virtue o, an order Of tie suprsms coast Of
& Il IN aid
court for tho OF the al estst Of the late
barius Ciafsst, the unasrsisnsd eommissionsIs.
on IA uRspxy septsnssr 3D. isss. At ssf p..s
o'clock In front OF the property, will sell at
f. IN kcms. Be.i Of George addition 70 d ssa
town In the District OF Columbia, contained With
In the ing mstes and bounds beginning at q
nom the southeast corner of Lot No !, In said
addition, and running thence north isa feet 10
lee. 10 inches thence south IL ..st ' to srids.
street, aud thence west n lset 10 inches to the
besianins-with the three story brick house there
Also, those other parts Of Lots no. IL aud No. Ia
IN ksio ADDITION to deorgeto!u, coz taine within
same At a point Bridge street distant s. feet 8
inches east from the southeast corner of said Lot
No land running thence north 10, Il ct to u feet
u feet IL inches, thence south 100 feet to Bridge
street, and thence west 2! feet 10 inches to the
o. ginning-with the three story brick house
The sbsFe property is situated on Bridge street,
in II 'qnara mnediatsiy vest of the Union Hotel.
Terms of taie One third of the pu chase pnousy
il TO be paid in cash and the residue in four eQuai
from The day Of sale. for which the .pnrchss
bonds, psysble 10 the heirs respectively according
70 their interest il the property s9ld scared "a
Hili be required.
sale positive.
II The ter of sale are not complied with within
week from the day Of safe. the property will be
respd weeks notice, at the risk and cost OF
the purchaser in default
All cUpvsyRpcir : and stamps TO be At the cost OF
the purchasers. lanes ToHtnS
S va II ap sRapisaY
VM HoLLTDAr.
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SERIOUS ACeIpB1T.-Lswis 6reniSer, an
employee OF tho public printing ONCE, had the
ups OF his Fingers pulled Off yesterday, while
arranging book under the machine. His hand
eecSr1ed while attempting to sx.rIcsts il.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE co. Auctioneefs.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL h.
DAY AFTERNOON. sept. t;ta, at 81 o'clock, oa
the prsmises by virtue Of decd Of trust, bearing
among the land records OF Warrington city, in
District OF Columbia in Liber J. A s., No. iss.
to,os ~. Ct sea- We ANAL sell at Iaelie auction,
Of ground, in the City of Washington, known and
designated ~ lot num Dor six co. Ia Dyera suodi-
t9l5), improved by q frame Dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash to be paid at the time OF
and twelve months from the day of sale, With
interest; the deferred payments TO be secured By .
are not fully complied with 1ithin I've days from
the day of sale, the Trustees the right 10
fauItins purchaser, on one weeks notice In the
Washington S ar. All conrsyancing to be paid b.
lRAaMUs ]. MIDDLETON,
II. O. 6PALDING.
n, 1lanS Al i n MnGrSIHB On SnetS
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAMH TO THE ADVERTISER. AUGUST
Y! I4th, residing near Fort Baker. d. @ RED
cow With white faces and without hcrus: lame in
right hind leg, which the owner can have by
proving properly and paying expenses.
3. n. GOLDEN,
Az p St near Good Hope.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01

FOREIGN NEWS.
Important from Vieksburg.
LOSS or TWO cuNRoATs.
Especial to Chicago Times.
Cairo, March 81.

No boats have arrived from below.
Adjt. Gen. Thomas to-day, in compa-
ny With Gen. Buford and his staff, Wit
nsssed = parade Of tho 35th Iowa, CON-
manded by Col Miles, and altswards re-
viewed the troops. The exhibition was
creditablc to the 35th.
After the parade Gen. Thomas made q
speech TO the soldiers, in which he took
occasion to review portion of his bust
ness in the Southwest. He alluded to
the matter of receiving oolored men into
the lines, and spoke Of the manner in
which some had been treated, instancing
cases where they had been sent back into
slavery II were the duty, he said, Of
every officer to receive and treat kindly
the slaves who should come within the
lines. and any known to do otherwise he
would himself By authority in him vest.
ed, discharge them from the service. /,
was the policy of the Government &c
deprive the rebels of laboring men. A,
fast Is received let them be organ ized into
CaWpanies. He was authorized to form
lilo regiments all suitable men, and pu1
them to proper use in qpeibng the rebel
lion. s.~
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Col. Gilbert has iesued the following or.
der:
Lexington. March 80.
The Union men Of Kentucky are ex-
pected to contribute toward the defense
Of o. Hsate, and ~ al net think II u,
comes them 70 endeavor to have their me-
groes released from tho labor seoeasary
for tho defense Of this city. Neutrals
and aeCcsio6 sympsthisen may think
themselves fortunate il they themselves
are not forced to work il the trenches.
Mes who will not defend their country or
Who sympathiSe with those who wish 70
destroy il have no rights which " an
bound to respect. By command Of
+ "A. 8. GrLBnxT. Col. Com. Pest. D
Gen. Thomas will visit Oh the postsiu
Gen. Grants command.
The camps of rendezvous for contYs
bands now at this point BY order Of Gen
Huribut vial coon be removed 70 Islant
No. 10 who're ampls provisions viii 5.
msdofar tAsif comfort md profitable en-
ploymept furnished By GOvernmsat /,
cukivating farms. @
Gen. Thomas, after reviewing ths
troops, made the roundstof the forts, bar
racks, QnartOra. Asgro qaartsrs aad he's
pitaL and inspected each carefully. Tn,
hospital was reported in excellent condi
| WoUy Il " g @xT SaF#S
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lTribune's Special
Washington, March 80.

Some Of Gen. Dix's officers repos,
they are satisfied from various circum.
stances the rebels are preparing to evac.
uase Richmond, and have already moved
large quantities of supplies. These Off.
cers believe tbs show of force in front oil
Hooker, and demonstrations by cavalry in
front Of Washington and on the peninsu.
ID, ars intended to mask the real object;
that tho hnlk of Lees army il movisa
away. behind the sartain Of fsints, 10 the
west, with the inteat 10 concentrate in
front II Rosecrans, in hope II being abls
70 drive him back. and occupy and hold
Ky. $50 :
These opinions are not shared by prin.
cipal officers Of the army Of the Potomsc.
Gen. Hooker was here to-day in con
sultation with the Presidsut, Secretary OF
Wsr, and Gen. Halleck. He returned
tonight. ata :
No dispatches yet received 1t 6tate
Department from n. Drouyn Del'Huyss
in respenss TO Sec'y Stewards dispatch
declining Napolson's proposalto mediate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01
New York. March 81.

The Post has information that the
preparations for the attack upon Charles
ton are nsarly complstsd, and confidence
exists in the success Of the moyemena.
Ample arrangements are made for IL
safety Of Fort Pulaski and Hilton Head
during the absence Of the iron-elads and
troops. n
A Hilton Head letter Of the Goth inst.
says m expedition had left for Stone
River of 8 sail vessels, 4 gunboats and 2
Monitors and several transports.
A late Richmond paper contains de-
tailed accouat Of great Ere destroying
750.or 500 hhds. Of tobacco valued ut
half million dollars, and Govsrnnent
property Of various kinda 70 the aggrc.
gate Of nearly . quarter ofa millioa more,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01
Yorktown. March 50.

Yesterday nornisg abost 100 rshsl is~
ikntry stole past or piekets IN frost ol
Williamsburg ssd quietly occupied IL
plaza as,dAJ break. At dam tAsir Avals
y 10 front attacked or pisksas, Who fsll
back upon tho town. Hsrs the isfaa4ry
fred upon them killing twoa and vsusdias
ave. They 6salIy sus their way thrsugh
and escaped 70 Fort Aagruder. exsspf 8
or 8 who were made prisoners Osr
force nun.bersd about 40 and the cnwEy
500. Before our fsialorceoesA crms up
the enemy seized whstsver thsy GOULD
and made good their eseape.