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Kipgsley gives his evidence on this
disputed point. He thus declares -
There is no pleasure have experienced
like a cllild's midsummer holiday-the
time, ! mean when two or three of us
used to so away up the brook, and take
our dinners with us, aud come home at
night tired; dirty, happy, scratched lbe-
yohd recognition, with great nosegay,
three little trout, and one shoe, the other
having been used for a boat. till it, had
gone down with all hands out,of sound
ings. How poor our Derby-days, our
Greenwich dinners, our evening parties,
where there are plenty of nice girls, after
that !! Depend upon it, man never ex-
periences such pleasure or grief after
fourteen as he does before, unless, in
some cases, inAihis FIRST love-making,
when the sensation is new to him..
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2 The True wife.

Only let a woman be sure that she is
precious to her ,husband-not useful nor
valuable, not convenient simply, but love.
ly and beloved; let her be the recipient
of his polite and hearty attentions let
her feel that her love and care are no.
ticed, appreciated and returnSd; let her
opinion be, asked,.h her approval sought
gpdsher Judgment respected in materLo of
which she is cognizant; in short, let her
only beloved 7honoredy and CHERISHED in
fullfilment of the marriage vow, and she
will sbe to her husband rand. her childFen,
and society, well-spring of pleasure
She will bear pain, and toll, and anxiety;
for her husband 5 love is to her tower
and fortress. Shielded and sheltered
therein, adyers1ty viii have lost5its sting.
She may suffer, but sympathy will dull
the edge uf her sorrow. "A house with
loye.in it-and by love, mean lQYeex-
pressed in words and Looks, and deeds,
for l have not one spark of faith. in. the
love that never crops QUITS to house
without love as a person 70 q machine !;
the one life, the other mechanism.
The unlovely woman may have bread
just as light, house just as tidy as the
other, but the latter has a spring OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
a FoRoIBLE LETrHR.

a Very just and Very Striking pre-
sentatIon OF the Issues Involved In
the ne present War for the Preserves
E iBE' From Hatpsr,s Weekly. el
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
C0NTK0EHr RxPENsrs or posr oPPtcr pyp1niI-

For blank books, binding and stationery, fuel for
gas, and candles, printing repairs OF
the General Post Office building, office furniture
hreplaces and furnRces in order; for Satcllen eng
neer, Dor "teAm-engiuS) lAborers repalns Of furn-
tnEe ami Tor miscellaneous items, thirty-7e thous-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

OF beauty about her, a joyousness, an agz
gressiye, and penetrating, and pervading
brightness, to which the former is strans
ger. The happiness in her heart shines
out in her face! She CLEANS all over it.
1t lis airy; and gay, oand graceful, and
warm, and Welcoming with her presence
She is full of devices, and plots, and
sweet surprises for her husband and fam
fly.Y She has never done with the ro-
nance and poetry of life. She is her.
selfasilyric poem, setting herself to all
pure and gracious melodies. Humble
household ways and duties have for her
a golden Significance. The prize makes
the calling higher, and the end dignrities
the.nieans Her home is a paradise not
sinless, not painless, butistill a paradise; !;
for oI iiloye Isl heaven, and heaYeniia love"
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) Posr oFYfoE DEPlRFlfENf.

For compensation of the POatmastor General
three Assistant Postmastsrs General, and the clerks
neasenEers assistant messengers, Natchmen and la
DJTets OF sai1 department, one hundred and fifty
For compensation OF twenty-five additional clerks,
twenty thousand dollars. S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

UTRApPINa PAPER-A large stock Of both RSE
w and Straw Wrapping for sale at mRnufheturers
prices jan5 MEFcALH BURT.
GTAMPING AND PINKING neatly done At the
- Varisty storeef D.EICoLL 1 BRO,
fsb2o 100 Hain street
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SS-SPEoIAL NoTICEs Double the above rates. % b
early Advertising s01bie terms, aoeor-
tisenents from transient person or tranR
ers TO DO PAID for IN Gdpa1ce.5li !i'I F5Si. -
Cards not exceeding five linss $40 per year
oE ~ Tor az months, but shOrtGr period nothn z
VIII be counted less than = squArs - ,5lQifl 2
The priyilegsiof Annual Advertising isIljmItha 20
t9e Adyerttssrs own Immediate bnsinaSs; and fall
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons Al;
Mell as all legal rt4ements, and
Of auction sales and real estate sent in by them mus
Ps Pei9 ior &C the usual rates. ~ iifE IeIlE 49,.
tisements not accompanied NTH yvr tta,,
drecttons will be inserted until forbid and ohsree5
accordingly. S..'t S sou
cases at full rates. sI'7ff7'9is 80 III = -
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and annoncemshts
Of sermons, so cents each. .il,5l - nonyIi-i59
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9allp gntelllae
TERMS OF ,ADVERTIsING.

TWELyEso1ID L1yEs OF NoNRARE11, foH ora 1rcn, )oA
4 LEsss MAKE SoUARE.
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g f2giTi1 baa stse 81. 10 a2itAl;a- G
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For compensation of the Chief of the Bureau OF
Medicine and Surgery, assistant and the clerks mes
senger, and labOrcr in his Office ten thousand ave
hundred and forty dollars. : -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

FOR THE GENERAL PURPOSES OF THE EsT RxFou
TIVE BUILDING. s4ssiF
2 For compensation or three Watchmen and two Ia
6orers OF the Southwest Executive building two
Thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars
5of Sontmg gent expenses Of said building, Viz:
For labor, fuel, lights and iniscellane6us ite,nr
Ave Thousand dollars - '''- ,
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1876.

and miscellaneous items, three thousand
Eve hundred dollars.
E soffce of the Colonel of Typographical
= Enninanrs -l----.l II ..-.--l- \. =. =
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For compensation of superintendent,
tour lwatchmen, and two laborers Of the
Northwest Executive Building, three thou
sand eight hundred and fifty dollars.
For labor, fuel, light, and miscellaneous
items, eight thousand dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

For compensation Of Tue Secretary of the
Navy Assistants Secretary of the Navy, aud
the. clerks, messenger, assistant mess enger,
and laborer in his office, thirty six. t6ous
sand two hnndrad anllnrs =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents Of the Stax.l
IEOplYrpwN 4

GEoR6KTowN, Aug. - issl
TINS morning. Thos. Brown was az.nstea by
OFFICER Chick for the larceny u $40 from Mary
Taylor. Justice Reaver sent HIM 10 ,aa for =
further hearing.
James Gogin was also arrested this morniay
by officer Evans tor making an assaaR on a
man by the nance OF Welsh. He wns examined
by Justice Gladman, who held him 70 BAN for
his appearance at court.
The arrivals to-day are-Schr Victoria, An
derson, Nanticoke river, wood TO Johnsso:
Julia Baker, Lowe, Gardiner, Me, ice 10
Cooley; Vim. Emory, Reid, Baltimore, grain to
NJ. Young; ]. b. Myers, Wildin. Washington,
light.
Departed-Steamer Seymour, Room, Phil
adelphia, merchandise from Hydr &c David
son: schrs. Louisa, Hsllett, Providence, R. l.;
Ocean Herald. Wyiie, Boston; Fessenden, Ora.
ham, Boston: T.. III. Adams, Hinckley, Boston;
Lucy Church. Adams, Cambridge, Mas, coal
from Rays docks; schr. ". g. Atwaer, Ed.
wards, Boston: brig Admiral, Hogan, N. Y,
coal from Agnew's dock; schrs. JOAN Crock
ford, Jones, Dighton, Mass; J. Il. Weldin.
Wareham, Mass, coal from Borden Mining
Co.; schr. Hattie Coomha, Ooombs, Boston,
coal from Cumberland Goal ana Iron Co
Arrived by eanal-Boat John Hin, coal TO
Rays docks.
DepAred-eeats Great Eastern. Ffxw s<s.
teTs, M. Il O. Bradley, U. G.. FrszisS, W.
Bfasserk, K. Is. Lynn, r. ID. Johnsen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

A COMPLAINT FROM GIN. GILNoRE.-This
Cfhcer has addressed letter to the New York
press that the Northern papers coavey valu-
aois Information to the enemy in Charleston
concerning his movements. He says:
"fhe Charleston and Savannah press get the
rosthern news more frequently and more ex ;
pedftiousiy than do myself
.sMy operations have already suffered most
seriously from this cause. More than twenty.
four hours previous to the arrival of the last
mail from the North, l became aware, from
certain movements Of the enemy at Fort Sam.
Ger, that he had gained knowledge OF a portion
OF my plans. When the Northern papers arrived
4 fnxnti them teenning with information OF she
rao.t valuable kind to the enemy, and which
gave them advantages which can Only he
terhalanced or overcome by The eSpend'rares OF
mood thai might ha We been spared. 75t A.,
ss3ne .terth OF xay command are con taa.Iy
engaged in the most periicus duty ia or;is ~
secure TIA prosecution OF operations, in which
seerssy Is essential TO sncceSs, but which al
diyuIeed to the enemy throa gh the pnblif press
long betors taeis ecmpleaea'
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
RETALIATION.
GEN HALLECK's OFFICIAL ORDER 70 HANG
LEE AND WINDER II CAPTS SAWYER
AND FLYNN ARB EXECUTED.

The following order, issued when the execu-
tion of Capts. Sawyer and Flynn was first
threatened, is promulged for publication:
HRApQUARTERs OF THE Army, WASHING
Gon. d. c., July IS, DISCRIMINATING Officer
Fort Mcnrof, Colonel Ludlow, Agent for the
kthange Of Prisoners OF War: The President
dtrects that you Immediately place W. H. Lee
eId smother officer selected by you, not below
tha. rank OF captain, prisoners Of war, in close
cor fnement and under strong guards; and thai
you notify Mr. r. Guild, Confederate agent for
exchange Of prisoners of war, that if Captain
Il. ". Sawyer, LIST New Jersey volunteer
cavsiry, and Captain John Flynn, 5lst In
.diaaa volunteers, or any other officers or
men in the service Of the United States, not
guilty Of crimes punishable with death by
the laws of war, shall be executed by the
e.42my, the aforementioned prisoners will be
immediately hung in retaliation. 1t is also di-
rected that Immediately on receiving official or
o her authentic information of the execution OF
Capt. Sawyer and Capt. Flynn, you will pro.
coed to hang Gen. Lee and the other rebel officer
designated rs herein above directed, and that
you Iotify Robert Ould, Esq, Of said proceed
a"ss. and assure him that the Government OF
the United States will proceed to retaliate for
every similsr barbaTious violation OF the laws
"a civilized war.
III. w. HALLEcK, General in. Chief
{ aicisi oopy-D. e.. WAssER, A. A. Ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

From late Southern papers W gather the
following items OF interest:
Relative 10 affairs Al Charleston, the Cha,ta-
nocga Rebel says dole fully
We look for The worst Al Charleston II
VIII never be taken il stands, however IT
would be mined and blown from its foundation
first. We do not anticipate any very encour-
ae ing news from that quarter The Journals of
the city may put the best face on the matter
from motives OF patriotism; but we had as well
bt prepared for any emergency"
spUnden, Q; the Savannah RrpuJlicda
srowls Cons ideIably Il the rtcons tructioa talk
O! the Raleigh S'GhIard. and say, OF the ed :
itor:
ct Is scarcely 10 be supposed thar man OF
ms stamina VIII be able 10 do much harm, bur
orr late rryerses have de yeloped other tram.
bling. v eaa- kneed fellows. who have not shout
tercd their mus ke!s 70 de end their homes: who
10: ether with this brave editor, are ready 10
1ail down OH their kuets and beg mercy of
their masters, lie Yankees
With regard 10 the reported resignation of
Gen Lee. the savannah Republican says:
s'The sorry circulating in the streets on Mon
day, we presume had no better foundation tina n
the following paragraph. We give it not the
slightest crCdence:-HeI mes, of the Charleston
MercnlE, says thai it is everywhere reported
that Gen. Lee has resi- ned, in con 20 upnce of
sour letter from the President. His rasigna-
ton Is not believed, though where is so much
smoke, Hermes thinks there must be some fire
IL is TO be hoped, that 10 the recent reversas
that have attended our arms we may be- spared
the loss OF one who has stood q safe and secur re
barrier between us and the enemy"
GEN. PRICE RESIGNED.
The Montgomery Mail, of Saturday, has
learned with great regret that Gen Price has
resigned his commission and retired from the
army in Arkansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SUCCESSFUL RECONNAISSANCE TO
FERRET OFT AND BREAK UP
REBEL GUERRILLAS.
CAPTURE OF PRISONERS.

CENTREvILLE, VA, August a0-Last night
Col. Lowell, commanding the I'd Mass. cavalry,
returned here from an extensive reconnaissance
Saturday last with 2UO men, and was u bse.
quently joined by 800 more, ordered up to sup
port him in case he should meet a considerable
force under Moseby or White, the latter OF
whom is known to have 800 men on his rolls,
though since Lees return from Maryland large
numbers of them are absening themselves
from his comps on various pretexts White
himself has been engaged for the past fortnight
hunting them and conscripts mp, accompanied
by but 80 or 20 men.
Col. Lowell divided his force into three or
four parties and secured the country from this
point to Lewins willie, Leesburg, Aldie, Mid
dieburg, Goes Mill, through the Bull Run
passes, &c. He failed to hear of more Than a
hundred guerillas in one body who had been
encamped near Middleburg On his approach
TO their camp there they were warned by some
citizen or scout, and barely had time to scatter
ere he got up to their position, where he took
ten or twelve prisoners, who We're too late in
endeayoring to escape. He heard OF small
sance demonstrated that their numbers had
always been greatly exaggerated, as they were
simply prowling around for plumber, in gangs
of two or three. Whites actual available force
(though $50 strong on paper is not more than
ESQ in all.
IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY OF
THE CUMBERLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

- The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public. Ithas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more matter tor
toe same amount OF money than any other
weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter.
tanning contents are the following articles:
"A splendid budget of military news, contain
iEg fuli accounts of the preparations for, and
attack upon the forts about Charleston, and
t6e bombardment OF Fort Sumter, and the
result: Army operations elsewhere, and also
affairs upon the high seas.
Domestic matters; The Draft in New York;
Southern news; Articles from Southern pa
pers; More reconstruction talk. and accounts
Of the disafection of North Carolina with
the rebel government.
Foreign news; Telegraphic matters; Items and
clippings from the press A good story; Edi-
torials and descriptive articles.
Also, local news, including the proceedings of
the Board OF Enrolment and the names Of
drafted men and substitutes.
"A column for the farmer, gardener and house.
keeper.
This is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sotourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cent? per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
VOLUNTEER NAVAL SERVICE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. Hopper acting As
sls;art Surgeon; Thomas H. Dickson acting
Assistant Paymaster.
REsiGnEp-Acting Z. Lee Moses: acting En-
sign Chas. r. Bryant
UETACHRp.-ActingA Assistant Surgeon n. S.
Campbell from the Keystone, and ordered 70
Pert Royal; acting Assistant Surgeon Henry
shaw from the Il. K. Cuyler, and ordered TO
PS<t Royal.
CosFiENEp,-The appointment of Mich Dill
toa ard J. III. Jones rs acting Third Assistant
Engineers.
OEpKEED.-Acting PaymaSter W. D.Church-
~ to the Nipsic acting Assistant Paynaster g..
Il. Howard to the Mississippi Squadron; act
I.g Assistant Paymaster L. Is. Southwark,
acSng First Assistant Engineer Henry Hill and
soang Third Assistant Engineer +. IL Dykes
to thc Grand Cult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
No Change in its PoSition-The Rebels
Moving South

WARRINGTON, Aug. e0.IAssociated Press
Dispatch. ]-Information from the headquarters
of the army of the Potomac, received tonight,
says there is no change or indication OF change
OF position.
Advices concur that the rebel force around
Culpeper has been reduced TO A. F. Hills
command, while Longstreet and EwelI have
moved southwark, probably to Fredericksburg.
We have large cavalry force operating on the
neck south of the Occoquan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
VALUABLE ORGANIZATION

The War Department has organized up TO
th-s time, seventy-five companies of in validS,
Rio are TO do garrison and other duties that
may not require their too great exposure in the
field. They are all men who have received
two OF more wounds-some of them severe, and
none OF them are men who would now pass
Tue surgeons inspection for active duty in the
field. Nevertheless, they are already one of
tae most valuable corps in the service, from
their experience, soldieriy department and cor
rect habits. The guard doing duty around the
Var Department is a detachment of this corps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

FINANcIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening say the stock market is sti,l irregular,
but on the whole higher. Government stocks
were more active and higher. A large sale of
the coupon SIS OF 1881, brought 'Bs for the clean
Sales Of the registered at los; the 500 year
bonds at 1U1x, and the 30 notes at 1Os Gold
opened at i243. and the market was steady up
to board hours at from that up TO FAX, at
which a few thousand dollars were sold &; the
session. Since then the price has advanced to
125aie5h, but there is not much doing. For
eIgn exchange is a little hrmer To-day, and
there is some bushes doing in sterling bills at
1GAalas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

Monitor Sequando. The latter was blown
down and tell on the new steam mill shop,
crushing the roof and destroying some fifty feet
of the building
Another shed belonging TO the Atlantis Iron
works was also crushed by the force OF the
wind. The total loss il twelve thousand dol
lars. The workmen in the above places had
Just left OF work when the hurricane came up
The wind blew with such force as 70 tear up
large trees and knock down a number of CHM
neys, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
p. ,MAros's oy.les. August q, 1853.

MAros's OEsiess August q, 1853.
Wednesday. the 18th day Of AuSust. Il O'Clock IA !.
for trim ne and grsvelins u street. north, from
inehes thick on each side Of sAd street. ana tvevs
inshs. this. IL the s:1sss iatsr benz v:II relied
work to ts done dor the superyision Of tae Com
missione! Of the "a I'd ward and the City Surveyor.
Riddere viii stste the price par cable yard Ror
trimming and grading. and psr square yard for
No part of the appropriation VIII be paid the con-
tractor except upon the oertiacats Of the Commits.
Ricnar and A.sistArt Ocmmissioners that the verk
'''A 'AsD'''' JOHN T GARypR.
Com nissioner Third WaYd s
DICKE AEON NAYLOR
JOHN HCMPHRlY
Aas.stant Oommissicuers
Rsl-s.a tRspub.& Ghsoa.l = JG.,-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

Arrival OF the Cutter }. 4. Dobbim with thu
Escaped Rebel Prisoners from Fort VS. ar.
rem.
PORTLAND, Aug 21-The Revenue Gutter
J. {. Dobbin, arrived at O'Clock this morning
with the yacht and the escaped Rebel prison.
ers nom Fort Warren. There were only two
Rebels and neither one OF them of the Tacony's
crew. Lieut.. Alexander, who was commander
Of the Ram Fingal, was one OF them.
The passenger taken proves to BE- James
Thurs'ol, second Ii .ut enant OF the Atlanta
alias Fingai. captured in Savannah river.
The prisoners state that they escaped by
crawling over the ramparts Of Fort Warren
while the sentries were on duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
LATE 'T1IgEI,lLEGRAPHIg NEWS.
u,sx ItC ! vi IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Bosf OH, aug giCQuise severe hurricane,
accompanied by. hail, tauader, and lightning,
pissed ovsr the city sDcat six O'Clock yes:er-
day evening. doine considerable damage.
Z In Eaa Bostonfwo iares sheds in Mekay's
+; ;sshEpya.d. Iuss completed, were blown down.
,The;aesrhad yesn:.sid esd most of the iron
Istmss sss up'iln5oaf saeR i9s the issa s'ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
ORDER En

Ac.ing Assistant Paymaster E. II. Brink has
beea ordered for duty on board the u. s. s,eam-
es Commodore Morris, Hampton Roads He
has hosts OF warm personal friends in Wash
inston 20 wish him well in his new sphere Of
o.ty sId upon his new stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
BOARD OF NAVAL SURGEONS.


A Board of Naval Surgeons for the examina-
ton Of Assistant Surgeons for promotion, as
we'll as candidates for admission to the Medi-
cal Corps of the Navy, will be convened ST the
Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, on the LIST of
September next The following comprise the
Board: Surgeon James NJ. Greene, President !;
Surgeon A. A. Henderson, member; Surgeon
b. Nreeland, member and Recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
EYAMJSyNa mann

A board or officers, composed of Lieutenant
Commander Blake, OF the Eataw, Volunteer
Lieutenant Ives, of the Potomac Elotilia, and
fc.ing Master Eidridge, Of the Ella, are in
session at the Navy Yard, for the purpose of
examining Masters Mates tor promotion to
Eu,6gns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

aTThe War department has repiiedufo Col
Joaa Il. Montgomery, who made application
for permission 10 raise a colored regiment in the
S.sea of New York, in this wise-s'Ths Depart
&neat dos not intend to authorize the raising Of
.o.oIed troops in the State OF New York at
pIeseai."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL

CVN WITT I'D To THE ULD CAPIIUL.
VIM. ]. Robey, deserter from the 9th Virginia
rsbel cavalry, and Jesse Poole, citizen, charged
with disloyaity and with terrying deserters and
sioyal persons over the river ut Seneca Falls,
were sent in yesterday by the provost marshal
general OF defenses south OF the Potomac, and
by Capt Todds order committed to the Old
(ael,ol prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
GAMp nAXIs

CAMP DAVIS.
Large numbers Of cavalry, armed and equip.
ped, are being sent from this camp from time
to time, for the Army OF the Potomac. The
camp is under the command OF Col. Swiizsr
an efficient officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21
IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY OF
THE CUMBERLAND.
A MOVEMENT IN PROGRESS
sTIRRING SCENES TO BE ENACTED IN EAST
TENNESSEE

CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-The Gazette has pri-
yate adyiCes from them Army of the Cumber-
land, up the 18th inst. movement is in pro.
gress, ard the public may soon look for i'm
portrait news from East Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-21

FOR THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Col. SwitZer sends from Camp Davis, on
Sunday next, a command of cavalry for the
Army of the Potomac. This affords an oppor-
tunty of escort for those who have proper
authority to visit the army.