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Washington telegraph., 1863-06-10

Bill to be entitled ''An Act to exempt GER
tam persons from enrolHent for service in
Che armies Of the Confederate States'
SECTION !. The Congress of the Confede-
rate States Of Americ do enact. That all per
sons who sha II be held to be unfit for military
service urder rules TO be prescribed bv the
Secretary Of War; all i'm the service or emplov
Of the Confederate States; all judicial an
executive officers Of the Confederate or State
Governments; the members Of both Houses ~
Congress and of the Legislatures of the several
States and their respective officers: all clerk
OF the officers Of the State ana Confederate
Governments allowed BY law: All engaged IN
carrying the mails; all ferrymen on post routes
IA piio's ana persons engaged in the marine
service, and in actual service On river and
railroad routes OF transportation; telerraphic
operatives and ministers Of religion. i'm the
regular discharge Of ministerial dnties: all en-
gagged IN working iron mines furnaces and
ioundrles' all journeylnen printers actual !
employed IN printing newspapers: all presi-
dents and professors of colleges and academies.
and Al teachers having As many as twenty
scholars, superintendants " the public hospi
tai, iunhtic asylums, and the regular nurse
ana attendants therein, and the teachers en-
ployed IN the institutions for the deaf. ,Innl
ana Dllnd, tn each apOthecary store nov estab.
lsAed one apothecary In good standing. Who II
practical druggist; superintendents and one.
ratiyes IA wool and other factories. who NAV
DC exempted by The Secretary of war. sha vi Ivy
and are hereby exempted from military service
in the armies of the Confederate States.
PASSED April 2lst, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-10

The PHANTOM SHIPs.-We continue
to hear of the ''Chinere Fleet" We give
our readers also ;he opportunity Of specu-
lating upon the report. For ourselves
We are not J1RL;iRy on the news, bat will
be no less rejoiced 70 find these vessels
taking palpable shape and form along our
coast. We notice i1 our exchanges a re
port that feet Of war vessels for the
Confederate service had arrived 10 Mar
Unique. which is an island belonging Nv
the French in the Caribbean group of che
West Indies Later, We end the fOlla.s.
Ing in the Shreveport News "a the an
inst, taken from a private letter T. "a IF.
iicer in that city.
The writer also says that. gentleman
who recently run the blockade iuro No.
bile, is reported II have ! III that he SAT-
at Martinique fourteen Confederate YES
sells OF war, receiving their cren, ma ar
maments The gentleman i well known.
ard if he stated %, the information /.
reliable. This will probably account for
the presence Of the M1nitor feet off tbs
Balize.
The following from the Natchez Courier
Extra relates til the same subject
The above foreign news would seem &c
have been anticipated by the London cor
respondent of the New York Times (Abo
lition and government pnper,) who says,
under date of London, March 18th:
If the statements publicly made, ans
apparently based on good authority. are t.
be believed, the Confederates, within ;
month, will have AZ sea one Of the most
formidable fleets that ever steamed ou
upon the Atlantic. The steamers now
preparing will be as feet, as strong al
powerful as British machnists can max,
them You have not begun to fOrtify tho
Northern ports day TOO soon. canuo
tell when the blow will fall | only know
that the Confederates here are in radian
iubilation They care nothing abou
Vicksburg and Charleston. They car,
nothing for the new Union movement il
the North. They care not for recognition
The money market has recogn izec
them-that is enough. IL cotton is 90
king, it is at least a b ird subject, and has
given them loan Of s15,000,00 Will
the offer of six times as much. That i
glory enough.
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$40 H. EWARD.

STRANED ON Stolen about 1st June. from
= ihe undersigned a Fire SURREL MARE
MULE. about III hands high. walks ann PAGES
well: ahUt- wears oii- We will pay Twenty
Dollars reward for his delivery to ~ in Wash
inEtan-
d 4 Y. BLOCK
June 1rfL. 1863
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-10

New York, May II The City Of
Washington, from Liverpool, 30th, az
rived AZ two o'clock this morning:
The Charleston failure attracts much
attention. The Times regards it a. a cat
astrophe more signal than any reverse the
North has yet sustained, and draws NOR
Vt that, forts are still more than a match
for iron clads
The London Daily News says it is puer-
ile 10 describe repulse as catastrophe,
and doubts whether very many sensible
Americans ever expected to sec Charles
ten, taken by the feet
The Confederate loan. slightly advanced
urdeF the news.
The Star says frank explanations by
VT. Adams lad re-establis friendly
feeling which always existed between hun
aud Lord Russell
III L.. Gil. ". J. NBASNoS, has
bern assigned " Chief QusrlernasIer Of
tie District IF Ari.a' say.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-10
Terms of Advertising.

Transient advertisements will be inserted
for 81 per square 10 lines, or less,) for the
first insertion. aud 81 90 for each subse-
ouent insertion.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-10

EES- Major John i. Burton, has been
assigned the duties Of Purchasing Quar-
termaster, and Inspector Of the Quarter
masters Department Of this District.
ARKANSAS Patriot.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-10

important victories in other quarters by the
forced concentration Of our forces But If we
hold it, we will have cause for exultation and
receive renewed assurances of the most posi-
tive character of the strength Of eur Govern
ment to wear out and subdue the invading
hordes of the North. For the calamities which
we have pointed ort will fall upon them most
inevitably. and. compared with those, thei.
scores OF thousands of dead which now lie
around Vicksburg are triAes.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-10

ID UNAWAl from the snh.cfiher. in Bowie
~ County. TsSa-. ,EegrO Man bv tie
uaTlc oI llE@Dl. about trTgu-r-six wy seven
years n'l- ahnHt five irnt twn iuehr- bieh.
weighing rh-nt i7l nr lsn 1h-: black having
1aali sci.5 y mitch I'D ono W. his cars: a-s,.
q srratl W wv E.- breast. cau-td ly y slot.
Li.'l wv nlan- the size WI n crmia0n bullet. with
"nlHe ND 1n nf the .l-h Hpnn hi@ buck: ouirz
-i- .sH- ar ( speaks boldly when Spoken 20.
-rrVo-r -ai.i hsy +. rsalirc li- v,r w Jasrer
County i-- Hr tH fH. f-G.-..f-. ,.Hut
a-t llrari frun- he MIA about ten miles south
rf Lewisyi.le, Arkansas. 90 the Camden road.
JUIIN Y. GREENE.
May 4ih. 1853. .l4
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Tl7HE undersigned viii Fay Sl.00 wy cord
" iOr chDpp.u- EoOH VIZ their Silt Works
on Ehc Saline. Do Sewer County, Ark.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
Exchange of Prisoners.

! FoATRKss MONROE, Jan. 9.-Col. Ludlow, of
Gen. Dlx's staff, has just returned from CITY
Point, having accomplished the exchange of
prisoners which will restore to immediate
active service about q. 900 of our paroled men.
First, All the officers and men who were de-
livered at City Point from the 1lth day of
November. 1861, to January lst 1863 Second,
All the officers and men captured at Harper'e
Ferry. , Third, All the officers and men paroled
at Winchester, November 26th, 1862, and De.
cember lst, 1869. Fourth, All officers and
men paroled by Col. Imboden, November 9Th,
1862. Fifth, All the officers and men paroled
at Goldsboro, N. c., May 22i, 1862, and deliv-
cred at Washington, N. c. Sixth, An CAP
tured In Missouri, Arkansas, New Mexico,
Texas, Arizona and Louisiana, up to January
lst, 1853, are duly exchanged. Seventh, All
captured In Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Alabama and Florida, up TO December 10, 1864.
Eighth, All captures on the sea and gulf coasts.
and waters flowing into the same, up to Decem-
Der 10, 1852, are duly exchanged.
& Col. Sudden says 1t is highly probable that
the Confederate Government will recind their
order retaining officers of the United States,
and alao that citizens and prisoners will soon
be released -
The Daily Bulletin of Clarksville, N. c., eays:
Papera this morning publish a report that Gen.
Hindman has executed ten Yankees In retalla.
uon for the Mcneil butchefy. m q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
From VIcksburR.

CArRo, Jan 1l.-By arrival tonight from the
Yazoo, We have authentic accounts from Vicks.
burg ,. , .., -.v
Sherman's repulae was complete, and his en-.
tire force, under the direction of McClernand,
re embarked on Saturday on board the tfans.
ports, closely pressed by the rebel advance,
which, coming within range of the gunboats,
we're driven back with severe lOss -
Az last accouDts, the entire feet of transports,
with troops, had arrived at Island No. SO, on
their way to Napoleon. .,
There is nothing definite from Banks or Far
ragut' ..q -r.-a.E,i u
The engagement was less general than here
tofore reported The principal fighting was
done by the center under the command of Smith
and Blair. The conduct of the latter was
highly spoken Of. Oar loas, as near as could
be ascertained, was fifteen hundred wounded
six hundred killed, one thousand missing. Capt
Even, Of the gunboat Benton, died of wounda
received in the recent attack on Haines's
Bluff. :. -
The steamer Musselman was burned by the
guerrillas at Bradley g Landing, ten miles above
Memphis.
Capt. Moore, 10 command of about one hund
red men, attacked q camp of three hundred
rebels at Huntoon's Mills, :hirty FIVE miles east
of Fort Pillow, on the morning of the 9Th The
rebels we're completely surprised. Sixteen Of
them were killed and forty-six taken prisoners
Fifty horses and a lot of small arms were cap,
tured. Two Federals were wounded. The ex.
pedition was absent from the Fort only twenty
seven hours
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
Additional Foreign News by tho
JuFR.

"A meeting OF the workngmen OF Mspohes.
@ Ier was held at Free Trade Hall on the lst of
peeem6er' to pass resolutions in support of the
d, euefal cause and agree Oh an addrees 10 Pres.
iaent Lincoln. The Mayor presided, explain.
lng tnat ne did not do 80 as Mayor, but simnlv
az Belle Hayward among Quakers. Mr
bNclay' M. r, and the negro Jackson. left
Dasis's escaped coacSman, were present
ietter was read from JnO. Stuart Miljs
warmly approving the demonstrate as a inss
reoaSe to the mean feeling ofa great portion
OF Ine people, and as a source Of uDouslIfisd
,nappioess 10 those whose hopes and fesrs in The
luserests oil humanity, are bound IN 10 the
prosperity OF the working classes.
resolutions were then passed expressing sym.
pashy with the attempt of President lincoln
slu MS colleagues to coerce the South. and
uiga satisfaction at the proclamation of omau-
oipa',on ana other measures, tendiug al once 10
tSn sn0 neeoom 70 the slaves and restore peace to
-, Inc address to Mr.. Lincoln congra.ulatss
nam On ma humane and righteous policy OF
emancipation, and beseeches him while vst ths
enthusiasm 10 In fame and the tide Of svsnts
runs high, to finish the work effectuaIly
The annual stock taking of cotton in Liver.
pool developed an excess Of 100 600 bales over
tne estlmated quantity. This attracted mncb
attention and depressed prices nominally hair
penny, but as the market was closed on the lst.
tne effect was not finally tested at Satnrday's
Virginia State stocks touched At
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l.-Breadstuffs quiet ana
s.eady' Flour quiet and firm; whea. auist but
steadyi white western and southern iO@i2.
Corn steady; mixed 26s 6d@2Ss Sd. Provision,
very dull. No sales Of beet. Pork nominal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
The Feeling In France.

WAsiIIsoroN, Jan. ii "A private letter re
ceiVed here from Paris, Dec. Ilih, states that
the impression among the French Is, that the
pohoy Of pro"yn De L'Huys cannot last, and
an ~ exchange OF ministry is not unlikely before
February. That at the last ocunci at the
Tuitleries the Pfesident's message was orc.
nounced wise and all the South could ask, Un.
On the same authority the letter states that the
emperor had abandoned bis penehant Tor The
south.
another good sign is that the Moniteur has
Deen thrown upon the defensive by the nniyer-
sal disapproba.ion which the prorosol for an
arnistiee eucountered.J One article oyec ststed
tnat the Governments had never expected the
tice. - - - - AA'is-
The Presidents message produced an excel
lens 'nect, and has not been successfully assail.
ed in any quarter, while his eernestpess. moder.
alton and forbearance have csptivated all who
have looked at it fairly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
From the Soutb.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac, Ian. III.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10Th has the
following: efy s. DI6 90 ta'a
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. Silt ia now ascertained =
that the enemy returned from his position on "a
Saturday and Sunday morning, seven mlea be- !
yond Stuart's creek. His cavalry returned after
hearing of the withdrawal of our forces, Gen. 500
Morgan has returned safe, after DESTROYING tho,
Nashville railroad within four miles Of Louis- !,
Vile He also destroyed the Lexington and
Covington railroad, and paroed large number
of prisoners. re 4t.o- sB STaIai
The Enquirer says Gen. Magruder, In his or ID
6oial dispatch concerning the capture of the 2
Harriet Lane, says: have taken six hundred
prisoners and large quantity of. valuable stovea,
arms, etc Tha Harriet Lane is but iittie iu- .
jured. Iii "a, ~ -, issiil
NASHVILLE, Jan I0.-The rebel Gan. Fo,. !.
rests advance was at Franklin last night, and
his picke.s extend three miles west OF that o
place. He lie collecting horses, provisions ana
|eoneefiptH. -Four boats with army storss any c,s
rived to day. 1850 q Nos '
CHATTANOOGA Jan. 1.-THE enemy has al. =
vanced his line seven miles this side of Mar.sd.
ffeesboro He has been guilty of the most out . zst
rageous enormities, stealing private property, "A.
robbing peaceable citizens and running OF ne. !
groes. .,ore has .5 iGvai adi l1sd'saas na'
New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Tribune's corresOa q
pondent telegraphs the following, from RlchssSv
mond papers: 81 ..-'-s' 4. =, -,
,KNsToN, N. C., JAM The Passaic II IRON. a1.ns'
clad was towed into hafbor at Beaufort, N9CsW
disabled, having lost her tnrret and guns, and 8
leaking so badly Thai her pumps we're kept Ro-l
log constantly. The steiner which towed the.
Monitor has not been Heard from. The con
aternation at the loss OF these vessels Ii great
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13
Morning and Noon Reports
Rebel Cavalry I'm the Vicinity os
stafford Court House,

Hebel cavalry I'm the Vicinity NJ
..... STAFFORD Court House.
NEW YoRK, Jan. IL The Herald has the
following: tse -. - -. '-' N''N 'D'
STAFFORD CoURr HOUSE,, Jan. IL IA force Of
rebel cavalry, supposed to be Hampton's com
mand' has been lowering on our right flank for
some dsys. Our cavalry pickets at stafford's
store we're fired upon, and two men killed. Our
scouts have been fred upon repeatedly, and one
this way. -,
Pfesuming that this cavalry was supported by
alarger force, Col. Fenrug went out night before
last with force of cavalry, infantry and artil.
lery, Advancing by different roads, he renched
Catlits's station yesterday, where he encounter
ed aud drove company of thirty to seventy
rebel cavalry. He ascertained satisfactorily
that there is no rebel force except rowing bands
OF cavalry on this eide of the Rappahsnnock.
His cavalry marched eighty, and his infantry
about sixty miles, returning last evening.
Ii was reported the rebels had been running
cars on the railroad to Manassas Junction, but
this is doubtless incorrect. 4 .s..tp
A Sergeant of the l2.h Illinois, captured by
rebels, managed to escape, and reports the rebel
force consisted only Of cavalry belonging 70
Hsmpton's command. 80
Gen. sigel arrived here from Washington
last evening. .o ....o d d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13

were riddled with flying balls and shells. and
hnaIly an explosion shook the building, destrov.
ing every deor and window, and woundipg about
twenty men. ~, IN "'0D'
twas by the utmost exertIon that tho boapi
tai was saved as shelter for the men fron,
the night air. Added to this rebel cavalry
ofhcer named Breweter, stated be had beon
detailed by Gen. Van Dorm to march off every
sick man who had not been paroled. He col
ieoted together, pistol in hand, about one hun.
afed and nifty sick soldiers, forced them to rise
rom their beds and fall into line, threaten
iing 70 snoot tse medical oficers who oxpOstu.
typhoid fever. pnumonia and dIarrhoea. start
with him on the road,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13

New YoRK, Jan. Il.-Specials this morning
are quite barren of news. The gunboat Mont
gomery arrived to. day from Mobile bar In eight
days. No news.
A letter from an officer on the United States
steamer Bbb, off Charleston, aays Fort Sumter
is plated with railroad iron.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-13

MINK MUREsl vIoT0RINns and ouYrs We ars
VI now selling a very low prCss also all other kind
hlhionabs fun PHTR HANE,
decsi' No, % South High b..
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Ohio 6tatesnra,r
Response Of Hon, Milton Sayler,
OLE nINnINNATI -.

To the following regular toast, proposed at the
Eighth Of January Festival, held at the Amer
loan House In this city, on Thursday evening
laaf, .....
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Fancy and Flannel Shirts.

EOR OFFlCERS, USE. ALSO sRENoH
II Flannels for Shirts. In great variety.
Balm SON,
No, % to % South High street
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nieB. ~ "' WV
Advertisements loaded and placed In the column o,
bpeelal NotiecS," double tho ordinary rGtss
hotoes required TO bs Published by law leaai ratea
ordered on theinSlde exclusively aer the M Woei;
pef cent more than the above Fateal bat all such VII
'pbeai In inc Tr.Weekly without charge.
BUSINESS Cards not exceeding Ave lnes per year In
ide, " % per linei outside 90,
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hutrGasient Advertisements mast b pasd 0os IN
Sdgdnce The rule will not be varied from
weekly same price as the Daily, where the advertiser
iei tne weekly alone. Where no Daily and Weekly
ali the rates Of the Daily "
No advertisement taken except for definite period