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go, s.,sm Of nearly 40 mile, end the only
a0- -aIcA made . show of oppositlon TO
'@" ,,o1rsss was that Of Gen. Eohols, at
e@ esder Bridga In their route they tn
ss s,hroush PocahostAs on the Hunten-
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u~a hv which they approached Lewis
.a @ lter leaving Lewisburg they took
-. s r,.d leading direct 70 Salem, By way Of
y. ~ s,ees Springs. The statement there
.s,,. s th., they came, in from Kanawha b To-
correct
The force which engaged Gen. Imbodens
..,..,ion At Shenandoah Mountain, west Of
s,.uaton. seems to have bad no Immediate
.o,osetiop With Averill's command The
I.t,.r moved up the South Branch Valley,
from Hardy county. After their check on
Monday it Is believed they fell back to
Noorefeld.
These movements Of the enemy would
...,, "a have . double object First, to
nreveut our forces from reaching the Bait-
'.or. and Ohio Railroad, with view to con-
.,.l the transfer of troops from Grants army
"a that of Gen. Meade, on the Rappahan-
mock; and, second, the interruption of rail-
,o,a communication between Gen. Lees
army and our forces In Southwestern Viz.
sauls and East Tennessee.
salem, In Roanoke county, which has been
,s.chea by the enemy, 10 not immediately ON
,hs Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, bpt
.hout one mile distant therefrom. It II about
.,tv miles southwest Of Lynchbufg, and Il
n, county seat OF Roanoke. The country
,,uupd il rich and productive.
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and RESOLUTIONS With reference 10 ths me-,
cSeuetton Of amnesty of Abraham Lincoln
cheEt Etcterixlng its author g s,he imheci!s
and duprincipled psurper. Who M nov ,I.r0 sits an.
snroasd throne upon ths ruine Of constitu.ional
that there hss never hesn = asv ~. ~ .hank =, hnnk
when the people al fhe Conssdsr.t. at.ta.
were more indexibly resolyed thsn thev .srs ars
at the presenf fime nsvsr - rsis.csssy sno Hso
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took tie same Director ! ''''- 'A's
The bill for the orrsnis.tIon az snnr:me
Court was taken up ifom the ID csiendsr II ~ of EHI ihe
Lat aeesion. and. aifer ennaide,shIe aiscns'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-17

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aThs iavsa,isasioa which 1 had osnor.uui,v %
ma1es penenaliy, int0 the facts o. tie ease, con
vlnced n4 that, had the explanations which have
o.nce heeN furnished preceded the or6es of>(,en
Bs41g RiicytnG Gen. HlnAman fsom command. The
order woa!d nnt. probably. have been issued and
II view ol the Ietter OF Gen. Dngg, Of ovsnbey
l4apdman, OF 20 the intereal Of the nubic service
that The inquisy asked for shoald Be io6sisuied.n
enclooe you special order directing vow 20 "a
porffsf duty to Gen. Bragg.
Very respectfully, yoar obi serv't.
8. CcoPsR, A. and I. G.
HaADe's DarArxsnr Tsxmssszs, I
mission Ridge, Nov. 10, 1863.
Mr.. President: Alter your action In the case of
1t Gen. Polk, which to me has been entirely sat
sfaete.y, feel Y duty. ~ Il u pleasure. 10 re-
0enelai H.ndman. This officer, 40 will appear
from the osicni FePuris, was conspIcuousiy dlstin
gutshed at Chlckamauga TOR Gailantry and good
conduct. And nothing but the necessity Tor uni
form discipline prevented ny overlooking iha pre-
vl0us adair for which he WAS suspended.
From what have heard unofiicialy, the General
may prefer NOT % serve under my command, but Ii
ls only just for me 20 add, that he possesses nay
fullest eon6dencs - most gallant soldier and ex-
eelleut diseipilnalisn.
Ian, ;s;,".S y; very yOu. o.: ss',
General COni'g.
To His Ezsellsncy J1as0n Dasds, Presiden,, Rich
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-17

Richmond CircHu C0urt-Wm. r. Brook
iag, OF Orange county. came, BY COUNSEL be.
fore the Court yesterday. under writ Of
tse aa. sS :s9isg s;. TO - 3 ai:ehassa tss Dn
6tates on account Of being Justice Of the
Peace. ]. H. Gilmer, Esq, appeared Tor the
petitioner, and Jas. Reeson, Esq, and Col
T. r. August, Chief Of the Conscript Bureau,
representing the Government. Tho poti-
toner represents that he volunteered ID the
Confederate service, and that being subse-
quently elected Justice Of the Peace In
the county from which he volunteered, he
him, and he now comes before the Court
asking an exemption. After 8 full hearing
Of the facts, &c, 10 the case. the Hon. Judge
kept Il open for few days to. enable c0un-
sslto get h more testimony.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
From Valparaiso.

NFw YORK, March ga VaInaraiso ,a,to.
OF february 18th states that A merican com.
merce there is fast dwindling away, being de-
voted to English cotton. N'-
john l.. Davis, late mate of the Boston sbi,
Grenada, had arrived at Valparaiso and sup ra
pofls that the ship Grenada, while on her pas-
save from the Sunderland to the Falkland
Islands with coal, on the night of the esth uit
aar,, was run rnio by British ship, cutting her
The second mate and steward were Instant,u
kiIed. Mr. Davis had his ribs broken.
captain Scott and the crew drifted in boats
tohl 10 Gays ana nights, without food or water.
S Mneh tney Were picked up by British shin
bound to San Francisco. The latter was .nak-
arriving at Valparaiso. W 'o"'1s
Evening star., 1863-03-27
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES

Rochfatr, ". Y, DeeeD,5sy z8 1861
Messrs. T. ID. DRAKE & Col have been great
sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or four and
mad TO abandon my profession. About three
months ago tired the Plantation Bitters and to
my greatJoy, am now nearly Hell man / have
recommended them in several cases and rs far as
l Know, always with signal benefit
REV. !. S. CAT aoRN.
PhilGdetphid, l0th Month 17th Dau 1oso
RESPECTED FRIEND My daughter has boor
much ben eftted by the use of thy plantation R;r
ters. Thou wilt send me two bottles more Dis'
Thy friend, ASA CERRIN
Sherman House, Chicago, H., FEB. II, 1s,a
Messrs P II. DRAKE & :-Plesse sano :.
another Twelve cases of your Plantation Bittars
as morning appetizer, they appear to have an
perceded everything else, and are greatly as.
Yours, &C., GAGE WAITE
Arrangements hav been completed sunny
any demand for this article, which from Iact oe
government stamps has not heretofore besn nossi.
ble p'A
The public may rest assured that in no casa ~,
the perfectly pure standard of the Plantation nit
ters b. departed from. Erery bottle tsa,s tie n.
simtte Of oar signature on steel plate tug,or,ng -
it eGnnot be genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocsrs and Dealsrs
throughout the country.
r. III. DRAKE & CO.,
mar 2-eolSt 202 BR0AWAY, Ny.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Rebel Reports Of our Movements a. ,h.
MississiPpi-The Gunboat Ri chmond sa i'd
10 nave been Sunk.Our Army at Fort
Psmberton Reported dDefeated-Rumer.S
railing Back of Banks Army-Two OF
lafrasuts GunbOats Pass the Warrenten
Batteries-The Whereabouts of General
Lee Mystery.
NAsHyiLLE, March 2s.-The Chattanooga
PORT Hudson, March 2ist!
"Ferorts OF the sinking of the sioop. Of war
hicbmohd, from injuries received on the 18th,
prevail, but nothing is definitely known
"Ihe mortar fleet stilloccupy the old position
below. out of range. Yesterday the enemy fired
AT our transports with their long range gun
without effect. \ party landed from the trans
ports and burned he residence of Cant Hern
formerly that Of Colonel Sidney Robertson. on
the opposite shore
"Some activity has prevailed among the
entmy's transports for the last two days hut
lhere mas been noindications Of another attempt
10 pass the batteries. Twenty deserters ar
rived IN the last two days, aud they are con-
unually coming in. They confirm previous
reports OF the generalization IN Banks's army
"our batteries sustained no injuries in the
late engagement and are ready at all times To
give the enemy warm recenfion.s
~ oRT FEMBERToN, Marsh CO. General
iering has whipped the enemy back from this
point, they are now in full retreat TO Yazoo
Pass
dispatch to the jackson Appeal, dated pa.
nola, March l9, says: "The Federals engaged
in raid upon fernando have been defeatsd
The old troops OF the enemy ha We been replaoed
by new ones, and the old garrisons taken tn
Memphis" ~
1t is reported that the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad has been aban ndoned and also the
Mobile ana Ohio railroad, from Jackson to
Columbus.
Five hundred cavalry have crossed Cold.
water, slxty miles southeast of here, and moved
toward Holly Springs.
Inc Appeal learns of no new movements ar
Fort Hudson. General Banks has fallen back
to his fortified camp, and manlfests no disposi-
ton TO advance.
Descrters continue TO come in, and report dis
satisfaction in the Federal camps
lhe fleet continues out of sight Two ves
sells alone have been slowly stearning up the
Ilyer; they landed and cut down a few nolas
and telegraph wires.
-NICKsBURG, March 21.-The gunboats Hart
1ord and Mononghela passed Warrenton a cont
SIX TINS evening, after heavy cannonading of
one hours duration, which was heard distinct
~ heard at this city. They arrived safeIy. and
are now anchored below this city, at Sander'g
Point.
The Richmond correspondent of the Charles
ton Mercury says General Lees Whereabouts
remain profound mystery.
MS correspondent also states that in his of
lclai report OF the Stones river battle General
Bragg severely censured General Brecken-
ridge
Evening star., 1863-03-27
From Pensacola.

NEW YORK, March 26.-The United States
SarK Houghton, from Pensacola, has arrived.
She reports that great number of refugees ara
coming there. schooner, containing sixty
men, women, and children had arrived from,
East Pass. They report general want In that
section.
The health of our troops at Pensacola is good.
The recent report that our pickets were fre.
quentlY shot by the enemy's is incorrect
The bark Princeton, from Demerara. repor,x
that on the 9th inst, she saw a large bark-
rugged steamer steamer going into the harhor Of
Gros Islet st Lucia, off St Thomas. On the stfl
which reported the United States steamer
Oneida in mort SsSnseh
Evening star., 1863-03-27
DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBEE.
LAND.
u U

NEW YORK, March 26.-The Herald has 4
Murfree sboro dispatch dated the 25th instant.
s'atlng that deserter from General Hardaa,s
command came into our lines Yesterday He
reports Gen. Van Dorm with two and Gen.
FoIrest with one brigade of cavalry at Colum
ola; V an Dorm was undecided whether to go
toINilssissippi or cross Duck river
Ii appears to-day he has crossed that river
General Morgan has been demon strating on
the right -
The wife OF Gen. Braxten Bragg diedat Tul-
lahoma day before Yesterday.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
BENEFIT AND LAST CONCERT
vARiETIES! VARIETIES,

- VIII GRACE! LOVE BEATTYf
The great Music Hall of the city Within the
walls OF this temple ~ ~
"Revelry holds it's gladstone sway.n
Artistes of all kinds of superiority contribute
their genius for the illustration of the Song the
Dance, and genuine Mrth. e' -
Frelicsome Glee for the pas, ing hours Our outer
sign the Banner of Light" Our inner walls IL
iumned with Brilll ant Talent. Cur bri ght list of
Artistes on the Scroll of Fame-Dlck Watkins,
z. Wallace, Bob Hall, Larry Tooley, NJ lie Lzetta
Ada Tesman, Nellie Seymour Ada Johnson Helena
Smith, Ella Zoyara Forrest. The Circle of Beauty
composed of Lovely Ladies. The Cluster of Grace
q combination of Female Beauty The great TripIa
Constellation Company
The great London Dsnseuse from the ROYAL Ly-
ceum Theater, ADA LAMENT. appears N Monday
evening
Sp.cinl Notice-At the urgent solicitation of mn.
merous lad es who desire to witness the Earietie,
Company in daylight performance, for their
Amusement, and that of their young fri.nds and
children the Management announces the first af-
ternoon performance as : 4 Grand Matinee on
Wednesday Afternoon, April = to continus eye.y
Wednesday afternoon during the season
Evening star., 1863-03-27
THE WAR IN KENTUCKy

Shh mis- III betWeen the Two Armies
"A General Engagement Expected
bels.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Skirmishine is re-
ported near Camp Dick Robinson, resulting
mus lar favorably to the Federals. The forces
are about equal, the Federals, under General
Iarter, having advantage of position. A gene
raj engagement is apprehended soon John O.
Brecklnrldge was at Tullahoma on the 24th,
consequently he is not commanding the band
OF invaders near Danville
There are no reports of any rebel ad dyance to-
day. The Frankfort train is not in II is two
hours and half behind time. The cause of
tRe delay is not known. The rumors OF rebels
IL several proXimate localities are not credited
at headquarters nor attainable from authentic
sources
Evening star., 1863-03-27
No WASHINEInS


Owners OF steam vessels are Invited to send IN N
0uartermaster Generals Office tenders for thaiy
charter or sale. 0it
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or re gistered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material
ether coppered, whether side wheel or pro.
eellers, neither iron or copper fastened size and
power OF ens ines and boilers; and should state the
pIiee at Which they are offered for long or short
snarler with the estimated value of the vessel in
ease OF loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead of chartering
.owpers sf steam vessels already in ne service of
she heQqartermsster's Department are requested to
max max known to the Department any reduction in
shelr present rates which they may be willing 10
sian3t sis3 and also the price at which they will be
"a All such tenders should be addre ssed to the
SaA Ter master General Of the United States At
ashington, and should be endors ed Proposals
'or eharter OF sale of steamers %
nv hen received, they will be considered, and the
pa .me NJ III endeayor to reduce the heavy
s.pp penee xstenoins army transportation oon the
ear ane Nee waters. By sabstieatiaa. wherever it
s1oss n. So eneaper vessels of sauL capacity for
ma, empioyea. H. O. MEIGS,
Suartermsstey General.
Evening star., 1863-03-27
A Great Freshet at ALBANY

ALBANY, March 26-Evenlng.-The docks
and piers are ten feet under water, and the en-
merged. The ice in front of the city Is broken
up and lodged on sand bars below One thons-
ana ieet OF railroad track between East AIhanv
ana Troy ls washed away. The river is rising,
Evening star., 1863-03-27
From Havana, Mexico, and Other Paints

rom havana, Mexico, and Other Points.
NEW YORK, March 26.-The steamer ruha,
Cam, from Havana, on the 10th instant. has ar
rived. ' 81
at Havana The State of Puebla has mot haen
captured by the French, nor did The later an.
pear to progress very rapidly. -
81. domingo advices of the ith confirm the
reported suppression of the rebellion there
Honduras dates of the 10th state that tho re-
volt is suppressed and order restored, but ain
males between sixteen and fifty wears are called
to arms by the Government
Ine dlfnculty between the Central American
States OF Guatemala and San Salvador ma :.
been settled, through the Intervention of the
English and American Ministers
venezuela dates Of the 2lst disproye the state
ment that Caracas is in possession of the in
surgents; on the contrary, they have ben
routed o~'iA
Evening star., 1863-03-27
ODD FELLOW HALL
BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY,

At the request Of many prominent citizens and
strangers, Messrs
KAVANAGH, GCLDTHWAITE and DERRY,
assisted by
MI III A Ell ELAN
Will give graod
BILL ID EXdIBITION
at the above Hall, on
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS
March 3nth and 3lst, 1863,
And on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 3lst at
three o'clock,
ron ne accommodation Of Ladies and Famil.S
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
te he obtained at the principal Hotels Billiard
Rooms, Restaurants, and at the door
oc ock nsr 9s w. ~
Evening star., 1863-03-27

"A smile was on her lip-hea:th was in her look,
strength was in her step, and in her hand-Plants.
ton Bitters."
S-T-1s6O-X.
few bottles of Plantation Bitters
Will cure Nervous Headache.
Cold Extrsmities and Fevertshed Lips
Sour Stomach and Fstid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes
Mental Dependency
Prostrstien Great Weakness
SAlow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c
Whish are the evidences eff
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
1t is estimated that seven.tenths of all adult
ailments proceed from diseased and torpid liver
The hillary secretens of the liver overfo wing into
the stomach poison the entire system and exhibit
the above symptoms
After long research, We are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these horid nightmare
diseases the world haseve produced. Within one
year over six hundred and forty thousand persons
have taken the Plantation Bitters, and not an in.
stance OF complain has come TO our knowledge.
1t is most effectual tonic and agreeable stimu.
liant, suited to all conditions of life
The reports that it relies upon mineral sub
stances for its active properties are wholly false
For the public satisfaction, and tha patients nav
Consult their physicians, we append a list of its
components.
CALisAYA BARK-Celebrated for os er two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague Dyspep-
sla, Weakness dc. 1t was introduced into Europe
by the Countess, wife of the Viceroy Peru in l6t0
and afterwards sold by the Jesuts for hs enormous
price Of ITS ,ceight in silrer under the name of
JeSnts Po,cderS, and was finally made public by
Louis XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes
especial reference to its febrifuge qualities during
his South American travels
CAsCARILLA BARK-For diarrh9a collie and dis
eases of the stomach and bowels
DAEDELIoN-Fo For inflammation of the Ioius and
dropscal affections.
CHAaohILE FLowERs-For enfee bled Digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic stimulant and
tohlc-highly inyigorating in nervous debility
WIETERGREES-For scrofula rheumatism, &c,
ANIsE-AH aromatic carminative creating flesh
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also, clove-buds, orange, carraway, ceriandsr.
snake-root, dc.
s. T.-1S6O-X
Another wonderful in gredient of Spanish origin
lrnpartlng beauty to the com p sxion and briiancv
TO the mind, is yet unknown to the consmetce of
the world, and we withhold its name for the
Evening star., 1863-03-27
Iron. CIads Seen at Sea.

NRw YORK, March 26-The steamer Fries
SON was passed on the twenty second on Hat
teraf, bound South with raft in tow A large
South, was seen OF Hatteras on the 23d,
Evening star., 1863-03-27
NO
CHARGE.

nKPHANS' COURT-DIsrRIoT' OF CoLuMR1I
n. Wash,n gton County To; with the of John
the executor aforesaid with the apnrobation of tb
ORPHANS Court Of ashing county afores aid. ap
pointed SATURDAY, the It'll day of pril next. for
estate OF aid deceased and of the assets In hand
pc Iar as the same have been collected and turned
heirs OF said deceased notified to attend (at the
orphans Court OF Washington county Aforesaid !
S1n tne1r claims properly vouched or thew p,ay
otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit ~
saio deceased estate; provided copy of this order
pe puf fliahed once week for three week in tba -
ming Star previous to the said ilth day of Inr;i
next. Test. n pnp NJ Napru
maj ND-la~o" Re gister of Wills
Evening star., 1863-03-27
CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV, MAR SIXTH Srasu,

THE GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTIsTEs, AND
man AIRTH, WIT, AND BEAUTY,
The BEST BILL OF, THE SEASON,
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
TLe Canterbury Troupe continues to attract tra
mendous crowds of intelligent and Amusement
LOVING auditors, which proves the Canterbury is
THE GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD
The THE afGRgF ffGeRRgiFpy yN3MbRR s3ifR OF STARS
Ever appearing on stage at the same time
Either one Of them is sufficient to attract crowded
LOOK BEHOLD! AND WONDER
MISS ,r1I, uopr1ATpT At THIS LIST OF STARS
Miss EREsffNhEo I III i . De =, FA1BER
Miss Miss Lille Brandon, Miss Kate Harrison, Miss
fssn Mons szoIcsy Mr i Bly Easfson s n1 Wiliis T.
aS 4 ifRotPE RSltfSs 6F SFa AkTfsrs Kris ssohny.
s. sEen as s are seldom seen within the walls of a
he above Large and Talented Company will ap
soSGGasa sS e bTETTs stlfsfIGR f SAScKs NEGRO cou1c
TIES, PANToMiMEs, &c.
ruE ESE 556ER sERsE * HR.93 ERE.s9a3rr
In The beautiful Chinese Ballet, entitled
THE hGE:TS FfsT{fsf fh9E dFStJTiTsiissr ,T0S tJETAiTiisr
Inc entertainment will conclude with the ballet
VOL-AUyENT, or THE MILLERs.
Doors open AT o clock pc performance ats
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs sa
cents; Private Boxes tholding six,) S.
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AfTERN at o'clock
For LADIES AND CHILDREN
Doors open o'clock. Admi ssion-ladies 70 cts
children, 10 cts. '.'
ODD FELLOWS HALL
WYMANl ~ nall!
WYMANl
VENTRILOQUIsMi
YENTRILoQUISMl
MAGIC,
DANCING BABIES, "auio
DANCING BABIES
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
MATINEE SATURDAY
mar OF MATINEE SATURDAY,