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Evening star., 1863-04-21

CITY RAILROAD DTICKETs.-Int the announce
Tent elsewhere OF George S. Gideon, Esq,
General Superintendent of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company, number
OF places will be found designated where pas
senger tickets can be procured in packages of
twenty for a dollar. This will he of great con-
yCnenCG TO the public.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

TOR sALE-A first class Butcher and Family
= MARX FIT, in Of tie hest situations in this
city in successful operation. the building heing
ore story brick and one cellar: standing lease
ground At SIS rent year. Will he said very cheap,
as the owner has TO sec to other business. Please
apply at the General Agency Office No. 511 Ninth
stree: north, near Penn. avenue.
ap 2u-3t II. H. MILLER
Evening star., 1863-04-21

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. - Lieut.. Hammer,
company ID, ith Michigan, was accidenta lily
shot and killed by rifle in the hands of one of
his own men, at Fairfax Station, yesterday
morning.
On yesterday also, Themas I.eeson, of the
33th N. \. Eoi:, while in a quarrel with a
CoLlrade, attempted to strike the latter with the
butt end of a loaded niusket, When it went OF,
Killing Lesson Immediately
Evening star., 1863-04-21

ITO RENT-Thrs, UNFCkNISHED ROOMS Of
j superior finish, with sas ard furnace TO ut
at No. 3 Missouri avenue. corner of 9th street
within Ave minntas' rslk If ational II otel fwn
lower rooms, communicating suitable for offce and
Sleeping room. spI3tf
Evening star., 1863-04-21
FOR SALE AND RENT.

i'O LEf.-Lsrge, pleasant, Furni shed n 9ds.
h1th soArrl on First Street east between A. End
hoL ~ Ia siitf Hill: csns lent TO the city
Evening star., 1863-04-21
United STATES MAKaHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of two DEGREES, Nos, 70 and "a. issued
from the Clerk Once of the Dssrict Court of tas
United States, in and for the District of ColEr
vii! sell for cash at he rotuada of the Ci ~ Hall
in said District on Wednesday, the y day cf April,
Isl ;, commencing at ii o'clock, g. aE clses Of
Milk Drink. part of the cargo Of the schooner
Also, st the same time Is cans ns sIiik Drink ,
Fart OF the go Of the sChoorer Kate.
WHRp Il. kAM0N U. =. MArsksl D. G.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

TOR REHT-A FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE,
L. very pleasantly located. oae block from Pesn-
sylVania aVcrue cars, CONTAINING rooms For
fcA .l,zN
Evening star., 1863-04-21

For THB ORrHANS.-Iast Sunday it was
announced, at the Lutheran Church, Eleventh
street. Rev. MIR. Butler, pastor, that the collec-
hon taken up for the Protestant Orphan Asylum
on the Sunday previous re;liZr.i the snug little
sum Of S25o
Evening star., 1863-04-21

THE BURIAL OF DEAD Hons Es.-All the
dead horses IN the Camps and parks about the
city, the removal of which Is carried on under
Captain krause, are now ferried over the river
Where hey arr buried. Tl:sy are mostly cartad
through the streets during the night, thereby
saving Lhe public eye from the snkening sight
large number OF contrabands are employed,
under tho direction of Captain krause, in this
work and about the camps, ferries, and hos
pitais. The hides of the horses are sold for
one dollar each, and bring quite 4 rryenna to
the government: i've hundred dollars having
BEEN rrc' ived from this source within h, last
three weeks.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

NANN'S HOTEL. OF BALTIMORE. Situated
lEA 12a baltimore street nearly opposite the Sun
Iron Building. Ths Eix!ures and Furniture is now
rI.eEed for sale The present proprietor having
Justly popular Hotel for sale. Being in tn most
central Part OF Baltimore, co,aman.s at all tinas
large and profitable business. Apply at No 1914
Bsltimore street. Baltimors. Ap IaIwr
Evening star., 1863-04-21

J. 9 McG GUIKE ( CO., Auctionsern
GALE AT AUCTION OF TEN DESIRABLE
- RuILsiNg L1Ts ON CAPITOL HILL.-On TUES
shall sell, The premisss ten Building Lots. hav.
ing each frcnt Of 20 feet and rnnni: back s5 feet
to sn alley These lots q subdivis;on of ma rt
eff SqnaraSo sl6, and we'll located on 5th street
east, between zen North aud East Capitals stt.
TerHs: One.third cash the balance in 6 and Il
months Des and deed Of trust
Till indisputahie.
ao M-d j. G. McGUIRES co. A-ct.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

ETOR REkT-Two large ROOMS, 81 by % fact,
u With side entrance, over the stor of 8. II Bs
COD, Grocer, 1893 Pa. enue, between A, aud 9Th
streets, suitable for manufacturer a Wholesale
store. Apply to 3. H BACON. np i6-tf
Evening star., 1863-04-21

FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
a rent containing II rooms and cellar. and with
ali the mCdern imprOyt i;,ents. References eN-
changed. Arpiy at No. 81 Pa. av.nue, near 22d
street ap I6- ST.
Evening star., 1863-04-21
Gy GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctiepeers
u ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON

by GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctiepeers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON d
STREET, BETwEEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH SIS,
AT Auc-IoN..On WtDNE ESDAN the 22d inst We
shall sell in front of the promises, st o'clock p
NJ tha! haudSc ME Three story Brick Building
known IS the" Book Bindery.' No. 4N5 on u0rth D.
between 6 tn and 5th streets vest, sai the lot on
which it stands. The LOT las front cs 81 feet run
ming back to q, feet alley, .@ feet la1s inches
The House, frontins on street, is 20 by 81 feet
three stories
Also, Two story Brick House 'rontiny on the
alley, with other Improvements. This pro perty
presents many Inducements - pei sens wishing to
make good inye. tment. ita location s we'll
adapted for bus meas, priva to residence and large
enough TO erect good sized hotel
Terms: One half cash; balance in six, twelve,
and teen months, for notes bearing intsrese
from day of sale,
Adsed given and deed oftrust taken.
spis-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
limited STATES MARSHhLS SALE OF
l. .sLOOP "NO:NAME
In virtue of q Decres, No /, issued fro1s the
Clerks Ofiee of the Districs Court OF the United
States in and for the District Cou nbiA will ssI
st the foot of Sixth street wharf, on the Patsmsc
river on Weepesdayi the I'd saT Of April, 1853 a.
taken and s9;t a. a. prize n e tie Tn;t<d states,
I'd BOTHI.ERS WILSON AueSa
Evening star., 1863-04-21

PURE AEDICINEs.-N would advise tho public
and The many strangers now among us, that if
they eqairs Medicines to patropize Moore's West
End Drug Store, 113 Pennsyi Tania avenue. There
they vi find largt and fresh stock Of all articles
in the drug line, and nj Ways rely pm havin
their pr. s!riptions omrounded and put up with
accuracy. It,
Evening star., 1863-04-21

EOR SALE-Th-ee small HOUSES conveniently
L lccetec; also verai yacau. lots on N street
between ith aud 9th and tSo we'll located welinEa
IN Alexandria, Va. Inquire at the drug store cur
18th street and Pa.
Evening star., 1863-04-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAyS

+, U. ssca UIRx d Co. Aaeloneer..
EebsY Asfkss5oS FAk Ss SsroNKs-2s M1S @ WED
eclocs ~ ths Auet:sn eonis we shan s-llr
60 shar.e Bank of the .istrnpoli. stoSk
Il sharos Bank Of Rhode sand Stock.
Will BE aDDEe-
O. Cerporati4n of Washington Quarterly Biz
go &SorFcss:ien Go of wsshipSt Semi annual siri
ASSharss It, fI51aeFs snd MschsHics' Bank Stock.
arn &c. McGUIREA ca, Ase'.
Hy q GRkEN WILLIAMS, Auct;npce,x :.
I'm Ts . sT0EY FRAME HouSEA aTAHU
rieN On " EthESnAY, tire 18th last ".
se stasssd Sn Ria n.s ,r% story %
Mary no avenue aBf 9 street ccutnini;,,, r,sr
sss Eos. IN esss sn, al sf II ~ IN ssgs,s No
20 burchsse, Is trey wtis be sold Sc psrsss "
Tern s-0as,h half cash. aalanes in six and tE=lra
de.t,!es ps,meuts; bearitg is5sFss ir9,a tae saS I
of sale. A ds.d given, anG y deed Of trust taken
All so15eysrse $. aKkSS hs sst ss,f
|rEE ABOVE SALE Is pn-TPoNED ON
aeeouo: oi the ram until 1iesAsbAf, the 2G
sI ap is sns AS'' sss ssRsS Ri:Ss wrsLIAxs Au..s
By W: b. WALL & CO. kactionecrs
4Ioson No AsR sHsf fkIt al aS
O'clock, we viii sett, hy catalogue. at the store
Room over :. b: Dodson's Store. near the north
collection of oil Paintings aud Steel Plate Ensrav-
ings, sli richly framed, Thi collection is weld
the in. arts: as i emS!sees the work s ." Ss %
found thesc of Sir +. Bsadseir Sir Geo. Hayter,
Nmrrillo; shrod.r. and osfsrs:
The collection will be exhibition CO TUESDAY
apis W L. WALL & CO.. Auc.s.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

M HIDES-HIDES
w I'LL Pc sola at PubIic Auction on eys,
WBDNEspAY"e and SATURDAY, at ii o'c,ocs.
m, at the Nhsrf on Sixth street, " aship ston Il
sake.
Terros cash, in Treasury notes, to be pait 1t Az
moment OF sale. g. BELL,
ia Is fohron.I Tt. Cot and O. e. U.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

r The CASE OF FMCNATGHTON.-The cxan,;na =
ton OF J. &. +. McTauchton, charged with
rGi'hins, :hr effects of Lieut.. Lewis Graham OF
sste25, while he was dying from the effects of
wound in the throat, did not take place yes
quest Of his friends postponed By Justice Fer
gHson until Friday next. In ona of tho New
York paper ii is stated that he acknowledged TO
officer Simunds, who went On after him, that
he Was NJ n, and produced about 500 OF the
money. officer =. informs rs that the prisoner
had not more than 500 i'll his possession when
arrested. but acknoH l-dged that since the fGth
CT March tthe datr OF the suiCidr) he has had
over S5tN.
Evening star., 1863-04-21
AUCTIOS SALES.
rms AFTERNOON ANA. ro-McREoW

syJ:C MCGUIRE & co .'uetirnssrs .s 81,
nrsE ss1c
A. IAkNo o0k, Aptil 2lst. at osl,a, hit IN lie
irs mouse, M So. with back building, - 'uAtei
ca l2th street west between n and streets o. 9Th
r. on and hs t bs esns IS +
Sa seyI M sne pq1pp sf Eater on -. p, miss
On The rear Of the lot stable and . -riass
auase; ana attoeether she premises srs very
Possession siveu May Ist.
srl5-d tRspl J.e. McGUIRE6 co. Aucs..
ty5s me9g5RE G9.-Auc,ionerrs.
arFil rdd lSh a. - G,eees the premises ,, yrre
Gs1 s. II R s0S 0Iis 7 sss sn No No n
s., lio S2s ct sss fsi9s Of the land records OF
1Etue of two decv5sa, of The Circuis Court OF the
n5S:;ict Of Cninmtin passed in chgoee,y cause.
ne as trustee, n the place and stead Of ,harIss g.
Maifseh surviving trustee shall sell lots num-
numered Ave an fsy = ssHen . 5I sSaas
hetws,.s is9 isf asnss On First street S.st
improvements. consisting of lar Sc brick amellise
Teruao. sale: One tis:rain cash, the rsr.s;,sa,
il =ix anftwelve non.f ? With interest secarsa by
adeed erust on tho Prs-rn,ses All conv- yaneins
mot % IL T.. sys s ss ,hs
s1Istes o the tghs to resell At the r,ss and
Pui SbaSoE On oAe "eSA6 no
tice in the E7snf"s S!T ,.,
mar Il Stagris 10. MceDI IRE & Co., Auets.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account Of the rain until To ESDAY EVENING
April 2lst, same hSps and R!aess
apis cot. jC. MeGUIRE NO 4 c., usss' husts
By GREENA WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
VALUABLE BU1LDINH LOTS IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AgCTIoS On TUESDAY the 2Ist
inst we shall sell, in front of the premises at
1cioGk r. M, the following named valuable
Lots 2, 3 and I. in Square No. 81 This perty
frontSU ON North L and oath street, vest
Iotl. in Square ftO 81. This lceis 1T the corner
OF New Hampshire avenue and L. street. all the
al we n aar the Circle.
Lot in Square No. IS. Tlis proper t, fronts on
Lot 90, in-Sqrare n o. 100. This pro perty fronts
The above mentioned property is handsomely
located anc any person wisE ing to purchase good
building lots will do we'll to attend the sails. The
sale will commence on the first named iot
Terms OF Sale: One third cash; Balance six and
twelve months, the purchasers to giTe notes for
The deferred payments, bearing interest from day
Of ,ale deed given and deed ofstrust taken.
api5d GREEN Il wILLrs1s, Aust..
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auc.ioreers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALU IfBLit BUILD
lI IEG LOTs.- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
AyrM zlst, at o,eloeS, on the premises We shall
and 17tb streets west. and MAssachusetts avenue.
building lots all runnin bkek to coed alleys.
THIS props rty is situated on taa high ground iu1-
Evening star., 1863-04-21

A GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT Be-
miles no. tn Of Washington csn be bon ght low for
cs.h. + wnEid make a fne market garden In
GuIre st 3 9th street. of A. T SHOEMA-
KER. above second tolIg .te. pIank raad ap - 81.
Evening star., 1863-04-21

FOR sALEaIn Blsaensburs, Prince Georges
enc and quarter acres Also, a Blacksmith and
Hhrelrisht Shss and Lot The tools Also for sale.
Ma apl3 lYs
Evening star., 1863-04-21

Il OR REET-A PAL or the whole of q substa ntiai
L new two story frame BUILDING, SO By y,
co. s Express Office, near the ceptt of p. and o.
Railroad, ap l8-IWs
Evening star., 1863-04-21
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctiopeers
A HAN DSOME f3TILDIHG- NT' NN Tti "

BY GREEN q HILLIAMS Auctoneers
"A Nut STREET AT AUCTI0N.--Op WEDNESDAY
the 18th instant shall seIl in front of the urem,
ses, at e. CLOCK p. m, Lot 50, in Dru-y,s IN bdi
viou of Square Gs, frop ting as feet on Che stnut
street north, and running back 80 feet to 10 foot
alley, between I4th and 18th sts west ~ WV
Terms One half in cash; the baaI ce in 6 mon tbs
with note secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises. and bearing interest fram the d ay O, ssle
hii copveyaIc cling st the purchaser s expense.
spIl GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
aTTHE ABOVE SALE IS P0STPONED ON
account Of the rain until FRIDaY the 2;th inst.
ats octock m Sale to take place on the pramises
I'd HRERN g, L Il =
Evening star., 1863-04-21

By GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auetionesfs
VALUBLE BUILDING Lor ON NORTH Il
Strict, BETWEEN l6rH ASD l7TH STREETS At
AuCrIoN.-Un FRIDAY. the 2tth instant, At S o'elk
T. M, we shall sell in Front Of the pcapisss all OF
Lot 8, in square 1sS, fronting north + street 81
feet inches, runuihg back - y feet alley
Terms: One-tn fd cAsh balance, six, twelve aud
eighteen months. The purchaser to give notes n
deferred payments, bearing intsEe.t from day Of
ap d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1863-04-21

ga. .- 52 S,rtnth Stfe.t.
pOTATOES, APPLES, PKE3ERVES, PICKLES.
FISH, FLOUR, &C.-Gn SATURDAY MORN
1SC prll 18th at IL clock, will sell in fren
geo Hh!s: Pr me Quality Potatoes
100 Apples, n =. ..
Is Family Biour +
E9dez Condensed Milk
0@n Superior Quality segars,
kaisins: ri ss. Chee>e. sardines French Mustard
yeiIies Olives, Cap.rs Spices, Che colats Tebsceo
Ipk, Candies Mackerel, Herring, Paper an
Envelopes, Waliats, Porte Monaies, Suspenders
Handhel chiefs. Cutlery, Hardware. Ovsrshirts.
Clothlns. Clocks, with large a, ,sortmeue Of Sut,
lers ana rancy Goods &c DO Sale positive
ap2..td MARSHALL d PAGE, ls1cts,
Evening star., 1863-04-21
ESOR 8ALl--The desirable Srst- class three story
L Brick DWELLING HOUSE No 3iS Ninth

T.>OB RENT-In q small private family, two neat.
Il lyFUkR lSHED RoOMs evmmun:ca ing, with
Ess, without board. Terms moderate. Refer ,ucss
required. $40 l. street, between eth and loth'
. 1xA
Evening star., 1863-04-21

Sol p!ERs, ATTEHrIok.-Pain, disease and expo
sure, With hot ci;msts, muddy water and bad diet
will be unavoi able but armed WITH Holloway's d
purifying and Strengthening Pills you can endure
all these and still retain good health. Only 25 cents
per box. 22o
Evening star., 1863-04-21

HOUSE FOB sALE-No. 326 G street, between
IL 18th and 18th streets, containing Ten rooms
with stable and carriss house water, Sas aad hot
ar are properly distributed throughout; the house
is complete in every respect. For terms apply on
the 81 2-r
Evening star., 1863-04-21

ECR RENT-A pleasant FRONT ROOM. nsstly
4 furnished, OF the best ssreets in G George
town, Convenient to the city cars, Inquire at 33
First st. GeoT getown. ap Is 3ts
Evening star., 1863-04-21

E'OR RENT-A suit OF ROOMS, we'll furnished ,
will ha for rent on til lst of May. second
tocr, at f12 18th street, he tween and east side
the situation is very desirable. being only one
square from Wijarss Hotel aud Pa. avenue A :
other vacant rooms. np COST
Evening star., 1863-04-21

E'OR SALE-Four BRICK HOUsES-two ON Il
l. street, $50 and a31; possession let June and
session lst May These four houses are nearly now
AID well built. and will te sold at 81 coo S5UH
S3,Snp and ss,i01. il early application bsmais to
Is. Ml hBE RN: SPA street north, between 9TH
and 7th or at O. 8. jail.
MIIHrRN
Evening star., 1863-04-21

SPERAAToRRHEA CAN BE CunED.--Dr. Rsnd'a
Spec1fo cures Spsryatorrh9a. Seminal WcakasSs,
impGkacya Loss ~ P9rfr, etc Spseatly rad sfectn1E
Specific, will convince the most skeptical of It.,
merits. Price 81 a box. Sold by 8. O. Ford cor
ner Nth street and Pa. avenue, Warrington and
Henry Cook ALEXANDRIA, ja61y
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, skAINAL UnIsAnr
AND SkxTAL sYsTEMs.-New ard reliable treat
ment--in Reports of the fo,surd Axsncinti oH-sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address
pr: J. Skiilin HOushton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar Is Pm
ArTsxricH, Soliisrs and others Samaritan a
Gift il your only hope. Cures any case of private
corr plants IN from two to four days II you would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
don't geil to avail yourselves of this remedy The
samaritsn's Root and Herb Jucas is ths only
stsc'usi remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take of this purifying
remedy and be permauei tly cured. See advertise
r1ant In another column. s-tf
9REAF PENSETLvAsIA EoGFE, rta Seiti7no-, I'D
Has:ts5G,s, 10 the NcrLA and Yesi-Two trains leave
l?T fare and sure connections. 2od srs tick cts sCG
throrgh at Government rates For tickets and far
ther information apply at the Office ef Great Penn
syiyania Rnnte northeast corner of Pennsylvaris
avenue aud Sixth at Washington 0fhca open from
sa 10 unti! 7. N: on SIDdsyB from to D. m
ku HI E.O. a0ErnH Asant
DIR. DUeoEr's Sugar-cosle Female Regulatirs
Pills are the rsry best They operate speedit
and tefrtf!y and being -eonted create no nau
these Pills ill prove heir Superiority our all
Price s a box. Sold by S. O. Ford, eornen ltth
street and Pa. avenue, Washiu gton and Henry
Cock, Alexandria ts S-iy
Evening star., 1863-04-21

TWO BRICK BUILDINGS FOR SALR-On wes.
sids "f 9th street above L, cach twp ssory and
lars and terms inquire of J. +. HALLIDAY, Real
r. tate Broker, corner OF Pa avenue and 1nth ST.,
over the bank d
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-10
The Statesman nnd Crisis,

THESE two excellent Democratic papers
ha'e very naughty practice Of quarrollng
win each other. Wo are not in the habit of
volunteering advice to cotempomiios, but wo
must be permitted to suggest to our Colum.
ous friends that thcir unkind words Of each
other are eniurious to themselves and 70 tbo
party and are looked upon with deep regret
oy the Democratic masses. Democrats must
not qaarrol with each other at this time. We
nave tho holy mission to perform of saving
'"o country, and restoring tho lost liberties
OF tho people, and in this greatwork wemust
be hand In hand, heart with heart and shouI.
der to shoulder.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-10
War Democrats and Peace DEM
ncr.afs.

We dislike TO hear men call thcmselvc
wal Democrats or Peace Democrats. Demo
crat is good enough name without handle
to 1t. The Democratic party always was fo
peace when the country could have il honora
bly,, aud 1t has been for war when nothin,
else would do. 1t always successfully man
aged the affairs Of the country both in peace
and in war. Was il in power now IL wouId
very quickly aud successfully settle our Ma
tional tropbics, aud it is the only party that
can do this.
There are now three classes Of politicians
First, AbvlitioniSts who want TO tear down
the old government and build one up to suit
themselves; second, Sccessionists who wish
to destroy tho old Government and substitute
one suited to their own notions; and third,
Democrats, who want the old Government as
il came from the patriots OF tho Revolution.
Let all friends of our common country Join
together for the overthrow Of Abolitionists
and scccssionists, and when we have rendered
them powerless it will be time enough to talk
of the peculiarties of our Democracy. A
family may have its dissensions and quarrels.
but when cut throats and robbers are tearing
down the dwelling, destroying the property
and threatening tho lives of the members OF
the family they should hush their domestic
quarrcls and be united for common protcc.
tion.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-10
Governor GrYrriosrr.

We see a statement going the rounds Of the
Democratic press that Governor Seymour
made strong war speech in presenting flag
to Now York Regiment at Gettysburg, on
the 18th day Of November We stood with.
In six feet OF Governor Seymour when he
presented the flag, and we paid close atten.
ton and distinctly heard every word he utter
ed. He complimentcd the regiment ard its
officers for their gallantry, and paid glowing
tribute to American soldiers generally he
spoke in Gle ant language of the old Union
and the Constitution, the bond of Union,
ane expressed hope and most earnest desire
for the restoration of the Union as our faith.
ers made it, and plead for tho inviolablity OF
the Constitution lie said nothing for no,
against tho war as at present conducted. II
was speech which every lover of his coun
try would endorse, but We heard some abol
tionists complain of it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-10
EsrUtc utter Again.

Butler, the beast, as commander of the
Department Of Virginia and North Carolina.
charges one per cent. on all goods for TIE
transportation of which permit is granted
and one dollar for every pass into the intori.
or. Money derived from this source he forms
in Provost Marshals' fund. He gives notice
that all within his lines must take the oath o
allegian &C or be sent South. He is organic.
ing Niger cavalry for marauding purposes.
North Carolina has given unmistakabl,
signs of returning to the Union, and anon,
these is the election Of eight Union men {,
the rebel Congress. 1t is feared that th
American laynau will crush out what Unior
feeling there is in the Old North State.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-10
lerngs's Succcssnr.

General lIardee is Georgian, ageC
43. Graduated at West Point 1898
lie entered the service as Second Lieu
tenant OF Dragons, and was brevetted
Major for gallantry at Medlin, and Lieu.
tenant Colonel at St. Augustine Mexico
Ito was also distinguished at Melino Del
liey. In 1883 he became Major of his
regiment, and was appointed command
ant OF Cadets ut West Point, and in
structor Of cavalry, artillery and infantry
tactics there. In 1860 he received per-
mission from Secretary Floyd, at the
request of Governor Brown, of Georgia,
to visit Europe and buy arms for that
state. lie resigned January 3lSt, 1861,
and,ln June was appointed a Brigadier
in tho rebel army, He has served in the
Southwest since, and for time had
command in Northern Arkansas. Pro-
noted to Major General he commanded
a division in Poik's Corps in Bragg's in
vaslon of kentucky during the Fall Of
'62. He is now a Lieutenant General.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-12-10
Meeting OF Congress.

Congress met on Monday. SCHUYLER
CoLFAX, of Indiana, was elected Speaker
on the lst ballot. McPuERsoN, of Penn
sylvania, was elected Clerk. The Presi.
dents message was delivered yesterday.
We will publish it next week. OF it the
telegraph says;
"lhe most important and Interesting
portions OF tho message are those whieh
deal with the subject of slavery, and the
| restoration to tho Unon OF States TINT
have been in rebellion.
/ In what tho President says regarding
former topics, he considers tho Emanci.
patton Proclamation as an accomplished
fact, llo holds that tho Proclamation
liberated all the slaves within the territor,
which it embraces and all future actor
must be based upon that supposition.
In u word tho President does not an
will not adopt tho policy which fails t,
give the slayea vostigc of right in himself
Tho plan Mrs Lincoln proposes for tn
restoration of tho loyal people of the tru
ant States to their former position in tn
Union is represented to be purely his owl
and purely ualiko any other before Ia
public. Not cohining himself to the gen
erol outlines, he enters with some minute
! ness into details.
In anotherpart of the message the Pres
ident alludes to the victories gained durin
the year over the rebels, aud dwells O
some length upon the progress and tn
present aspect and prospects of the war
LANE gave notice in the Senate that h
would Introduce bill to repeal tho $50
exemption clause in the Conscriptjon Law