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DIED.


In Shrewsbury March 23d of congestion of the lungs
Julia h. wife of Jonathan Nichols. 81 yrs
In Stoningon, March 49, ABB Pendleton at the ripe
In Baton Rouge, La March O. of typhoid fever Owen
5Oth Reg NJ M.
His fellow members of that company adopted the fol.
loving resolutions in respect TO his memory;
whereas, it has pleased Divine Providence to call
from this life onr late comrade, Owen Treanor, the
9th OF March 1873, at Baton Rouge, La the
bers Of the Emmett Guards in meeting assembled, do
Resolve that in him his relatives have sustaia ed a
severe loss, his comrades tried companion his country
true and Jealous defender and the Catholic Church
faithful and GevUut member, and
Resolved that tender to his relatives heartfelt
svmpathies, and with them deeply mourn his snddcn
DEATH being cut down in the prime and vgor life
from home and its endearments, and
Resolved that these resolutions be Published III the
Worcester Daily spy. and copy OF them be transmit
ted to his nearest relatives.
Signed on behalf of the company,
% S2"s s' IisFh:; Committee.
N: B-lls remains were buried on the 10Th of Msrch
YIN The honors Of war in the Catholic Cemetery Of
At the hospital Camp Kearney, Carrolton. La, of
Reg 81 yrs, OF Wnchendon, Mass.
lie enlisted sept ID 1852 feeling it to be duty which
ne owed TO his God and bis country lie lett his quiet
home and companion with the fond hope of returning
again after having discharged faithfully the duties of
soldiers but God in His all wise Providence has ordered
iolherwise His sudden removal ftom earth has cast
gloom over the feelings of oil who knew him, and
manning brother and sisters feel that there vacancy
IN the home circle" which be filed. But
he was ai HUI soldier of the cross, and although
modest and retiring in his Christian life. he ga
the Impression TO those around him that he had Laid
tire asures in heaven, where neither moth rust doth
corrupt" The Sabbath and sanctuary hsdelght.
lie suffering from cold (which he contract
ed while in camp Mt New York city, when he went on
board the steamer which the regiment New
Orleans; this together with very hard voyage,
which operated untavOTaby with him, affected his
health very seriously, and disease fastened itself
gradually yet firmly upon him, his mind naturally
turned toward his distant home and wed far
He has gone trust TO his heavenly home and we
woad not recall him to earth again May God bind up
the broken hearted and pour into their souls
such comfort as His Almighty arm can give. T.
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Snttr0ns.
GUARDIANS SALE or REAL,

On GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL.
k5iiiI ESTATE-By License or the Cont Of Prob.,s
@%tor the county Of Worcester. will be sold at Pub
nc auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day OF March
ses. me state recently owned aod occupied BY Jona.
tan IL knights, deceased situated on the soltheriv
sdg OF Pleasant street. within rods of Main street.
IN worcester containing about 300 of Land with
goon Two story Dwelling House thereon In thorough
rair ana Is one Of the most desirable Estates now Tor
se III tue cry The premises NAV be examined at any
ne previous to the sale Possession given on the 6rat
day Of April next Terms easy and made known ATM
t uine anu place. OF sale 7. W. HAMMOND,
Guardian of Persis u. Knights and Hattie 4 Kniob+.
Worcester, March 4, 1853 as "'s"'''
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GtITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF HARTFORD, CONN,
INCOR POK TED IN IS47.

INCOR POK ATED IN IS47.
w. T. BAKER, Secretary.
C. b. BOWERS, President
j ames ID Kent, General Agent for Massachusetts.
Abstract of annual Statement Published in accordance
lcith The LdicS gf massachusetts,:
Paid up Capital, $250000 10
Capital and Surplus, So .Tl49 -
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3lem embellishments.

NOR SALE-A Brick House situated
T. Washington ST., suitable for four tenements;
also lot adjoining. For particulars inquire at No.
Green st mch25 G6l*
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nj VI ~ IL nave Cndn9Su my place Oh
Il business from South Worcester to Northboro
where 1 am manufacturing Bone Dust for fertilzinG
purpos and Bone NJ al for Cattle. All orders by
mail or otherwise promptly attended to.
NOrtlboro March %. j. b. ROOT.
mch25 dEW2u,*
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Having established Dress Making Rooms Mt NJ l2Pearl
street. would respectfully solicit patronage of the ladies
OF Worcester.
Spring and Summer Capes and Mantllas tastef lily and
fashionably MADE Orders promptly attended to-
mchlO
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no LET-A good House and Barn and
H a half acre of the best land, situated q
miles from the p. 0. Inquire of
mch25 diff I. NJ. LAMB, 275 Main St
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A few
w experienced Skating turner's, at the Crompton
loom oIks. mch25 dlf
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FOR SALE-A desirable COTTAGE

iJ House, pleasantly situated on the corner of Crown
sooS ana Congress Streets containing rooms with
SOU0 leet OF Land which variets Of Fruit Trees
ana Currant Bushes NC all In a thrifty and bearing
onnu,tln neVe"-fang well Of excellent water soft
Water cls,ern, &c, are ON the bargain d
otseu f2r terms &C. apply at No Crown street. or
AZ the 'py 'oo once deoptf mch3
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EAhM FOR SALE.-Th~ subscriber
- offers for sale his Farm, in Northboro. Tbis,s.
So bas 10 purchase good Farm this is one Of
Vest arms N the casterly part Worcester cam
". STOCK and Tools sold with Tho Farm n des,,ad
iS N,t %, payment made easy. DAVIS KINGNAN~
: " o. iooS' d2m
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SITUATION WANTED-As Cook or
~ to do general homework Apply at Washington
Square. mch25 d3t*
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Zeal Gatsts.
I'M PLEASANT COTTAcF roV

Epiii Houses on Hemnns street (F lIrmonnt, o. W
Ia.ssiron the Post o lice. One Of them e5nt nS niue
Iooms WIN stable and shed attached and evs, zen
Venlencei water of both kinds and In perfee t o
ABOUT one acre OF land goes with H. The "the, ce
uns seven rooms with wash room & c. and o. = onara.
re OF land or more 1t desired Both are desirnsd TO-
gentee residences ard will he sold chesp or let ~ "a
atey. Apply to d. \ MFssFNit,iniunipeu' -
Worcester, March a. 1862 mcb2I distani
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nentn' Fine shirts made TO orderin the most ap
moved STYLE and in the hest manner at short notice
bv a WALBRIDGE, No. American House Block
shirt Patterns cut. dtf o'i
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IIave You Mought Yonr CIoths,s., N r,nEer


FURNIS HI NG n NT = X
HsConn Warerooms are at SO Front street, where
always be found large assortment of Collins of all diff
feren kinds Of patterns Mentaic and Walnut Baskets
aa,.u.s-e-ia' Residence So Front street. diff aul4
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CABINET ORGAN.

ARsicians are invited 10 call and eTamne the impor-
tam Improvements IN Mason Halnlins Cabinet orr ans
placing them FAR IN ADVANCE Of other inStra.
neRtS Of their class
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Al FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,

kN,si a Az OhIllI IN UNI
fRlll MASS.-The Farm now owned and o cupIed bv
ssshA. nc WIDOW Phila RawsOn situated In the norhay
~ part OF upton on the road from Uoton 10 Westboro
wv hn1 one nan miles rJm the centre of Cpt0n and
tour inlles from Westboro Depot; one fourth Of ms
g az mo MOVING lasturage, and Tage with about
9V acres OF good woodland. anda Cranberry Meadow az
~ acres good two story HoKse 40 by no with an AZ
by Dy 10 Earn merry now, 60 by IS Corn Barn and
,Moouhouse, ~ Dy H. Spring water brought 10 the
nOuss amd harn The farm cuts hay enough 10 I'M Inc
barn The above farm will be sold at barsain Most
or the purchase money remain on mnrrnrs '
For particulars enquire OF tho subscribsrs
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A BUILDING LOTTO bv 143 s;1r.
"A ated on ng street. near the oreadi ia ea 49,
VIII be exchanged for House worth $1,000 10 a. 6co
keter to A. j. EATON. dgts T-''VV " r SSSyV
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20 900 lbs. Extra Fleeccs
10000 lbs Double Extra Fecces.
5000 lbs. Choice Pick Lock
5000 lbs. Medium Tub Washed very clean.
$500 lbs Medium NOils
1000 lbs. Coarse Sorts.
so bags Country Gard Waste.
Shoddy and Flocks. For sale by
CHAMbERLlN Il BURROUGHS,
inch dit No. "a Front street.
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Upton, March t. 1861 "A"'oN' DIR meA' D0yi''or m,hs

On FOR SALE - The Post Office
ksiiJ Building and store Goods now owned and occu
Ax%ped by the subscribers situated in Tho ecnrs ~
leicester and Is very desirable location Tor one sS
ING 10 keep country store The Building is in oood
CONDITION, having been recenilv re aireI and dfted mn
Ior fost Ofhce and store There are two GOOD tenaR
melts connected with the store. Also shon eonnectad
II ne rear of the Building, suitable for shoe Shop or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18
FROM DOWN THE RIVER,
REELS SEEN IN KING GEORGE COUNTY
TIE CREW OF THE MERRIMAC TO MAKE
ANOTHER RAID ON OUR GUNBOATS.

he Wyandank, Acting Ensign Brice, ar
ried yesterday afternoon from the Lower Po-
toiac. 1t having been reported that the Rebels
hid taken possession of their old batteries at
Mthias' Point, the Wyandank on the way up
yeterday stopped and shelled the Point, but
ncRebels showed themselves. .a
ID the King George County Shore opposite
to,Iaryland Point, party of Rebel cavalry,
numbering thirty or forty men We're discovered
BIT before getting the range of them they
sbdaddled. H2
report was prevalent down the river that
To crew of the Merrimac, which captured the
Sttelite and Reliance, were in Cone river with
bats, and that they were waiting an opportu
niv to capture the guard-boat at Piney Point.
rr mortar schooner Sophronia.) Day before
yeterday, the Fuchsia, Acting Master Street,
wat in to reconnoiter Cone river, but on &c.
cont of the narrowness of the stream, conId
ppceed up but short distance. Information
WIS however obtained to cause the officers to
aach some weight TO the information that
roel party Of the nature designated are lurk-
ig in that vicinity. ',la,1
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VOLUNTEER NAVAL SERVICE.


Acting Masters Mate Edmund L. Bourne,
detached troIn the Richmond, and waiting or
Cers.
:. BoIies, Robert Beardsley and Henry c. Les
lie. detached from the Brooklyn, and ordered
10 report 10 Rear Admiral Paulding.
Acting Master Joseph 9. Jones, ordered to
report 10 Admiral Dahlgren.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Abner Thorp, or
dered to report at Philadelphia for examina-
ton.
Acting Ensign John Cullaton, granted leave
OF absence.
Acting Assistant Paymaster NJ B. Osborn,
resigned.
Acting Assistant Paymaster E. H. Sears, or
dered to report to Rear Admiral Lee.
Acting Master Geo. Z. Thurston, dismissed
the service.
Acting Ensign j. H. Field. detached from the
Sciota, and waiting orders.
Thomas Siimson and W. DeSanna, appoint
ed Acting Third Assistant Engineers, and or
dered TO the Massachusetts.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Clark W.
Doten, detached from the Dolphin and ordered
TO the Eicksburg.
Acting Master p s. Borden, ordered to the
Richmond.
Acting Assistant Paymaster Hugh Mott, or
dered to the Mississippi Squadron.
Ac ing Ensign g. A Stewart, ordered to the
Emma.
Acting Masters Geo Taylor and James l..
Plunkett, detached from the Brooklyn, and
waiting orders.
Acting First Assistant Engineers N. ID. Bates
and Henry Hill, dismissed the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18

NORTH CAEoLINA.--We have already cbrop
icied the fact OF the mobbing of the Raleigh
Standard office by Georgia soldiers in RaleiSh
at the time, and the destruction of the Tonrnal
office in Raleigh at the same time by the peonla
by way of retaliation. The Standard wa The
organ of the State Government, and its editor
MI. Holden, is the Public Printer of the state
He Is an old Shareholder, q man of means one
of the leading Democrats in the State and
wItbal in favor of the reconstruction of the
Union upon just and equitable terms. He is
rot, as has been stated, a Northern man, but a
North Carolnian and of q North Carolina
family for several generations. The rival
Journal. which is ultra Secesh we are told, Is
edited by an Englishman, imported from
Salisbury, N. G.. as the Rcnmond Enquirer is
now edited by John Mitchell, q foreign subject
The fact that the Standard was the State Jour.
nal, is significant Of the feeling Of the dominant
party OF the State. Another significant fact is
the request VI North Caroiina prisoners ut
Cape Lookout, Oh lie Potomac, to be separated
from the Virginia soldiers. The feeling against
the Richmond Government In North Carolina,
and against the original Secessionists Of South
Carolina, is a very bitter one by North Caro-.
linians, everywhere. At home the people are
shut in by States, and BY men In power, whom
they hate onite as much IS those in power In
the United States.--N. Y. Ess'ress - sa HfsH
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- COURT MARrI.I

TIE court martial now in session at 1877 Four.
teenm street. and Of which General slough is
President ana Major Gaines Judge Advocate,
eonclnded the case Of SQuar.ermaster O. M.
Levy this morning. aud entered upen that of
Capt Ford, Provost Marshal of Berlin, MARY.
land, who is charged with allowing his detsc.
ttves to rob loyal ladies crossing the Potomac.
Col. Fish, Provost Marshal of the Middle
Department, was called and examined, After
which the case OF Samuel White, a de,ec
tive of Baltimore, charged with receiving
brib's to procure passes to go South from that
city, was taken up-Col. Fish again testifying
The argument in this case will be read to. NOR
row by Whites counsel, Attorney Smith, of
this city.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTHWEST
EXPEDITION.
BATTLE WITH THEINDIANs.
THE INDIANS DISPERSED WITH A LOSS OF
100 KILLED AND MANY PRISONERS

The following dispatch has been received al
Gen. Halleck's headquarters:
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 17.-Mojor General II. "
Halleck, Gcnsral-in Chief The following dis.
patch, dated Headquarters Northwest Expe.
dition, Camp White Stone Hill, September 4th,
is received:
Yesterday we surprised over 40C
lodges Of hostile Indians, fought them, and
dispersed them; killed over 100; destroyed all
their camp and all their property. 1 have in
my hands many prisoners.
ALFRED LULLY, Brig Gen. Com'dg.
JOHN PORE, Major General Commanding
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NAVAL ORDERS

commander John &. Howell, detached from
thcommand OF the Metacomet and ordered To
command the Nereus. ~''
commander Il. Ct. Corbin, detached from the
Nsal Academy and ordered to ordnance duty
+ atShiladelphia Navy Yard. +
. commander d. Men Fairfax, ordered to the
Nsal Academy,'as Commandant of Midship
ma.
lieut.. Commander r. B. Lowry, ordered to
Command the Metacometz '4 E.sHa a.ss
ieut Commander Henry a. Adams, jr,
orered to temporary ordnance duty at Phila.
dephia Navy Yard .,.,.54 .
lieut. Commander VIM. N. LETTERS, detached
frn ordnance duty at the Philadelphia Navy
Ysd, and ordered to ordnance duty at the
Nsy Yard, Washington. * i g.
lieut.. Joseph ID. Marin, preparatory orders
fosea service. L.T ~
nrgeon ]. ID. Folly, ordered to Newport,
RI, as presiding officer, and Surgeon VIM.
FUler as member Of the medical board for
dissemination of candidates tor admission
to le navy as naidshipmen.
Captain James "A. Coleman, ordered 70
Ngport r L, as assistant instructor in Naval
Academy. 81 stu
Irst, Assistant Engineer F. J. lowering, de-
faced from the Nahant (sicl@ aud waiting
ordrs. LII a. s.ish-,-.. 81 u - ?
Third Assistant Engineer Henry w. Phil
lips ordered to examination.
Cpenter Geo. E. Anderson, detached from
Nay Yard, Mare Island, California, {sick),
andwaiting orders. 4s9 siss3 Is ga. =,
HoMorroNs.-James Sheriden, Samuel L.
Ay,s, W. K. Purse, and E.J. Brooks pro.
mod to First Assistant Engineers in the
Nay. iRss - Etassss5 ,sa5. ! - s, A :.
t HP. Gregory, Wood, J. W. Sydney,
E. !. Lavitt, w. H.. Harrison, F. g, Ocggin,
"a. H. Melville H. Parksr,s Jr.,s and. A. r.
Kesdn promoted to second Assistant Engi-.
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see that this case had excited q feeling as b.
tween the military and civil authorities. Mr.
bradley and himself, he believed, had made a
most successful defense. Captain Todd
had no desire 10 protect man who acted the
part OF rowdy. Mr.. Ford concluded by saw
ing that Mr. Thompson, he believed, had acted
IN self-defanse, and as his duty to himself his
God and his country required him to act
Justice Giberson then made the following
decision:
This is prosecution growing out Of Ia
took place the night of the Sth, or rathsr tha
morning Of the 9th inst, VIZ: the shooting of
Lieut.. James NJ. Brannin. have listened 10
the whole evidence which has been adduced
before me, twenty sdd witnesses having been
examined all witnesses on the part of the Caey-
ernment, not a single witness being summon ed
or examined on the part Of the accused After a
practice OF near 40 years as a member of the cir
cuit and criminal courts of the Dis strict of Co.
iumpia, have no hesitancy in saying that this
IS q ciear and manifest case Of homicide in self
Geiehce But Tor reasons which, as magistrate
am not bound TO assign, and which deem il
unnecessary to state, have determined to send
lnis case 10 our next criminal court, for the ac-
non OF that august body, the Grand Jury Of the
county OF Washington. When the accused
was brought before me- few DAYS since AT INV
S'auon mouse, required him to enter into a
Iecognl2ance OF $1,000 for his appearance hs-
Tore me on the d3v set for the trial OF the cs.Sa
out " appearing lear to nv mind, fas ba We
alread stated that this was a case of hor,icisa
IN seif.defence, deem it my duty to reduce
the bail TO the sum OF $1,000
Mr. Thomas Berry then became bail for Mr.
:! thompson In the sum of SI,UUO and the ,,re
hmlR airy bearing was concluded.
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A PLEASANT RECIPROCAL COMPLIMENT
To-day is the anniversary OF the Independent e
of the Republic of Chilli. Theesteemed CHILEAN
Minister, Mr.. Asia Buruaga, at present staying
at the honse of Mr.. Riggs, in this city, was this
morning greeted by the Marine Bard with the
National Hymn of Chill and the national airs
of the United States. This, il is understood
was by the direction of the Government, and
IN reciprocation OF a similar compliment given
10 our minister in Chilli on the 4th OF July.
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COURT MARTIAL IN THE CASE OF MAJO,
VA GARpITT 1890

COURT MARTIAL IN THE CASE OF Major
WIN. r. GARRETT.
The Court. Martial of which Col. q. NJ AL
exander, I'd District Volunteers, is President,
has found Major William f. Garrett, I'd Dis
trict Volunteers, ssnot guilty." on all the speci-
ncations Of the charge on which he was tried
OF drunkenness on duty"
The proceedings and finding of the Court has
oeen approved by acting Military Governor
Sherburne, and Major Garrett ordered to re-
sume his sword
inns will be a matter of qualification to the
many warm frinrds OF Major Garrett in this
city and elsewhere
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

2
washington, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1863.
Circular No s2.-The following Opinion of
Col. Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate General, is
published for ihe information and guidance of
all officers of this Bureau
In the case OF a drafted man who, having
failed 10 report, is arrested, then claims to pay
commutation or furnish a substitute.
OPINION. i-
8 Ii he fails to report himself and is arrested
as deserter. he has still the right to go before
the Board OF Enrolment, and prove that sshe is
not liable TO do military duty but ii, on hear
bic, cannot escape personal service. He is,
also: ander sncn circumstances, subjected to
be proceeded against as deserter'
JAMES b. Fry, Provost Marshal General
NOTE.--d8,efided CircuLar.-The one of the
same number previously issued to be destroyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18

THE SUSPENSION OF THE WRIT OF HABRAs
CoRPUs.--The Presidents proclamation sus-
pending the writ OF habsas copusi in certain cases
has been attended with the happiest effects al
ready in cutting off the proceedings of the shy.
ster gang " no have in various parts of the
country embarrassed the Government by using
the writ to get away drafted men under various
forms OF chieanery familiar to such practi-
timers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18

NEW MUsIo.-From w. g. Metzerott we have
the following new and popular music, pub
lished by Lea Il Walker, Philadelphia: The
Nation shall not Die, words by Robert Morris:
liking Cotton" by q. E~ereet. Kind Friends
are near Her." words by Rossiter, music by B.
+. Walters; "My Country, SO Dear" by Ey-
crest
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THE OCCUPATION OF LITTLE ROCK

A despatch received at the Navy Depart
10 mt this morning, confirmatory of the cap.
ture OF Little Rock by our forces, says the &C.
cupation of that point took place on the 10th
inst. Our pursuing forces were under COM
mand of Gen. Davidson.
1t would appear that the story Of large
Confederate force posted to contest the pos es-
sion of Little Rock was a bit of rebel bagaboo,
such as they are everywhere dealing in to
cover up their failing resources.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE OCCUPATION OF LITTLE ROCK.
Price in Rapid etreat

CAIRO, Sept. 17-Rear Admiral Porter has
received a dispatch stating that Little Lock
was occupied By General Steble ON the 10th of
September. without fighting or loss of any con
sequence.
Price in command Of the rebels. was rapidly
retreating.
General Davidson was in hot pursuit.
The steamer Sunshine, from New Orleans on
the eth, has arrived. Her news is anticipated.
She has on board niae hundred bales of cotton
from Memphis, belonging to the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18

The following was received at Headquarters
this morning:
LITTLE Rock, Sept 1O-MIior General II. ".
Halteci, General an Ckief.-(feneral: We have
Just entered Little Rock. The cavalry, under
Davidson, is pursuing the enemy, who are in
full retreat south.
F.E. STEELE, Maj. Gen.
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RECaMHITTEn

capt L.. Is. Dushane, ofGen. Lees staff, who
was released sometime since on parole, on ac
count OF wounds, was recommitted to the Old
Capitol to-day, by order of Capt. Todd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18

n@LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF WASH
uS 1ngton will please take notice that the un-
dersignsd have opened Restaurant for their sc
commodation at 497 Tenth street, ear Pam ave-
nne, called the sMITHsONIAN RESTAURANT.
where they will be ready at all hours to furnish
private parties with meals and sll the Injuries
usually kept in a frst-class Restaurant We most
respectfully solicit friends to show us the liz It
OF their eountenances often, and shall epdea-
Vor TO render our establishment worthy the patron
age OF all the epicures of Washington and vicinity
Sc HIw* BIITLER a RTGG'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18

Sfhe Unconditional Union party of the
First District OF Maryland nominated on Wed.
nesday, as candidate for Cong ress, William
J. Jones OF Elkton, Cecil county, in opposition
10 J. w. Crisfield