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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
Du.AZON d. uOLDRIpGE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ LAW Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Office next door west of Marquette 4
MeKcnzie's Furniture Building. All business
entrusted TO him will be promptly attended to-
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions due dis
charged deceased soldiers, or their heirs
procured promptly, and no charges made until
the claim Is obtained.
AIril 29th, 1862 ely
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
w II. BARTON,
COUNTY JUDGE.

I AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Indc
IL pendcnce, Iowa.
Will attend to conveyaneing, take acknow
Judgments of Deeds, and do all legal business
entrusted to his care
Jan. 81, 1861. If.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
IL. w. WRIGHT. Nj. ID,

nFFICE, at Wallace's Drug Store, Indepen-
~ dence. Residence, 50 rods east of the
Court House, on the place formerly owned
by Mr.. Hermann, the gardener.
May 5th, 1863, "
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
w. CHANDLER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
- over Keller Il Burpee's Furniture War,
Rooms, Independence, Iowa.
Feb 26, 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
/ BUSINESS CARDS.
HARLEs b. FARwELL. SIMEON FARw
FARWELI & CO..

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l39 South
~ Water Street, Chicago, H.. Liberal cash
advances on property In store.
REFERENcEs.-Cooley, Farwell d Co., Gray
Phelps d Co, G. c. Cook d Co.
Oct, It'll, 1862 s' T29-t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
Address of f.. w. CAN'T to the Arkansas
Rebels.

E1s- Below we give the concluding
portion Of a remarkable address, issued
by Hon. E. w. CAN'T, ,f Arkansas, to
the Rebels Of that State Mr.. CAN'T
was an original secessionist, has been in
the Rebel army, and twice was a prison.
er in our hands. He gives up the Re-
bellion as an utter failure, and shows
that the people Of the South, insteal of
finding the freedom which they profess
to desire, have only reaped despotism.
Read the address
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
T. FINNIGAN,

4 TTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"a Independence, Iowa. Office over Free
imam & Mains Store. tG
July eth, 1862. t Holy
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NAVAL ORDERS TO-DAY

Assistant Surgeon s. n. Brayton, detached
from tho Montauk and waiting orders.
Midshipmen Z. =. Porter. B. L Long, e. nj.
Hunter, Frank Turnball, and T. F. Jewett,
ordered 10 report to Commodore HARDWOOD, for
duty.
Com. J. W. a. Nicholson, detached from
ordnance duty 1T New York, aud ordered to
command the Shamrock
Lieut.. Com. i. n. Miller, deta ched from the
Pa<saic, and awaiting orders.
Chaplain Coleman, detached from receiving
ship at New York, and waiting orders.
Chaplain Chas. A. Davis, ordered to duty at
Washington Navy Yard
Lieut.. Commander q. &. Badger, detached
nom ordnance duty. Mississippi Squadron,
and ordered rs ordnance officer of the South
Atlantic Bloekadmg Squadron.
Capt Il. +. Sands. detached from command
OF the Dacotah and ordered to temporary COM
mand of the Roanoke.
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THE EVACUATION or WINCuEsryn

The facts as developed thus far in relation
10 the defence and evacuation OF Winchester,
are not creditable to our troops and officers
there. That place so defensible and strongly
fortified as Winchester, should have been taken
by number OF the rebels SO nearly equal our
force and with so little loss Of life on either
side, is 4 matter requiring explanation, as il
also the disgracsfnl fact that stores, WAGONS
guns, even, readily moved field artillery, were
left intact for the enemy's immediate use, when
twenty minutes work would have destroyed
what could not be safely brought away, il it
was necessary to come away at all.
A searching investigation will doubtless be
made in regard to this unpleasant affair.
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OslsIHAL CoyRx. ysde- 2Ssssr.-,Thls uAssn-
sng the following Jury was ernpaaneiisd % tsy
murder, n causing the death Of n coIored mar
siSsm.' oy pushing him overheard from .
wharf in tseorgstown, On the sixth OF May:
r. Rai.eneer, A. j.. Resil,S Foster Henshav,
John +. Murphy. John X. Elyans, VIM. Pet
tibone, b. ii. Ciements, John Seriyeaer, Leon
ard Baum. J. w. Rsrnacio, Jno. h. Dale and
". W. Birth. .. .-
MIR. Carrnginn opened the ease for proseca-
aon. was followed By Mr.. Day sHr the de-
tense.
ANoTNEE CoSPIsCArioS,-The Marshal q
the District yesterday seized, nader the pro-
visions Of the confiscation act. the properly OF
Major Samuel ID lewis, Of Va. who for a
number OF years held y cle-kship in one OF the
Departments: Lot 4. in sqnare ZIG; part Of Iot
II, square 20, in the First Ward lot :, SQUARE
5es; 70, square So; q, IS and 20, in square 6ss,
I, >, g and 4. in squSre T. &c.
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EXPLOSION OF THE REBEL IRON
CLAD RAM CHATTAilOOCHE.
SUICIDE OF CAPTAIN HART, OF THEUS
GENB0AT ALBATROSS.

NBw IoEK, June :a.-The Richmond pa
pers giyean account of an accidental exrio-
sion OF the rebel iron clad ram Cbatl;,hooche,
with which it was intended 10 make u raid
upon orr feet q, Apalachicela. iii revenge for
the capture OF the schooner Fashion, laden
with cotton, by boats from our squadron.
Twelve persons We're killed, and others badly
soalded. The ship filled with water and sunk
near the shore. Midshipman Mallory was
a1nong the killed.
Capt. Hart. OF tin gunboat Albatross, COM
mitt.d suicide hy blowing out his brains with
:. pistol, while he in Il state OF INSANITY
from fever.
The report OF the destruction of the bark
IeNana, as Well a. the LenuX. by tie captured
tug Boston, is confirmed.
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THE REBEL STRENGTH TEN THOLS MD
BUT SUFFERING PoR FOOD

NEW YORK, June ga New Orleans cor
respondent (per Locust Point states that our
siege batteries have been opened on Por, Hud-
son. and that continuous rain OF shot ana
shell is being poured into the enemy's works.
Several buildings, supposed to contain GEM
missary stores, have been destroyed. and the
rebels are known to be suffering. In killed and
wounded. eea2ze15zasz ets7a-'-. -
An expedition had driven away a force Of
rebels collected al Clinton. Captain Perkins,
OF our I'd Louisiana. cavalry, was killed in the
skiFmish
describes coming into our lines repor; the
rebel strength AZ least l0,CiD, we'll clothed but
suffering tor iood.
Twenty-Five OF thirty OF our men are daily
added TO the killed and wounded by the en-
emy's sharpshootfrs.
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ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE.

NKw YORK. juno 2..-The British prize
brig Isabella Thompson has arrived. She
was captured on the 10th instant, BY the gun
boat United States, on suspicion Of ha Wing run
the blockade. The captain repor Is her from
Nassau, for Halifax. The cargo consists of
sighty-seven bales OF cotton ann four hundred
and eighty nine barrels Of turpentine.
An arrival here reports that on the 18th, lat.
%.ssY long. 75 wss passed . large scrsv
staaner. painted ieaa color, two uasts aadi
two srskestaAks, shnRinS rebel 1sg. spsses'
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THE CAPTURE OF WINCHEsTER AND
MARTINSRCRG.

PHILADELPHIA. June 23-The Richmond
D'*potc8 Of the 2uth confirms the statement that
II was lWelfs corps which advanced up the
Shenandoah Valley, captured Winchester. and
crossed into Maryland
1t also contains dispatch from General
Lee, dated Culreper, 18th June, Announcing
the capture OF MartiRsburg, by Gen. Rhodes.
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A Supposed giockaa. Runner

NEW f"EE, June 22-The steamer Cambria
mas r.luTnfd IRON c"uise Tor privateers. ON
me i9tl size bearded the British schooner
Glenn, OF Yarmouth. \. ). trsln MataIncras Tor
nassau. Icing six hundred miles GU; Of her
course and her QapErs moi being satis factory.
lnt prize crew ;bc&rd and ordered her to
New York -
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IS The Republican Union Convention OF
California has nominated the Hon. Cornelius
Cobb OF Santa Clara, - the third candidate for
Congress. Oscar l.. Shapter, Lorenzo SAWYER,
John Curry. a. j.. Rhodes and = ". Sander
son are the candidates Tor Judges of jiie Su-
Preme Cont. Very radical resolutions were
adopted by the Convention, endorslng the
Emancipation Proclamation OF Presideul Lin
coin. and urging the vigorous prosecution Of
tAe war, without regard 10 cost or sacrifice,
Tn.i TIA las, rebel is disar,ned
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~ Each Distric. Marshal Of New iorS has
nfty men engaged In, earolling the names or
persons subject 10 draft, ard i, is said that up
to noon Saturday l5oGtO names were down on
the seyera! lists. Every precsut:on Is taken
to prevent the narnes from being duplicated.
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NEW 1oEE- June 2!.-The Times, in 4 dis
patch, dated Headquarters Army Of the Poto-
Mac, June u, says: at is put beyond a doubt
tn'.t me enemy main infantry force. including
the corps Of a. 7. Hill, is on the immediate
western slope of the Blue RIDGE. between
Smokers Gap and Winchester"
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~ The Fifteenta Michigan regiment had I,
fight in Fie-niilg county, Kentucky, on the 18th
iEsf., win superior torce OF Rebels. Afler a
desperate fight the Rebels were rep ulsed, ieay-
ing AS The masters of tina field our Toss is ff-
taen killed, Including one captain, and thirty
Wounded. The rebel loss is not ascer,ained,
tEt Is known 70 exceed ours
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TELEGRAPHIO.
Stirring News from Pennsylvania :,
THE REBELS ADVANCING IN FORCR
ON CHAMBEKSBURG.

PHrtADELrHIA, June a3.-The Inquirer has
the following posted on It's bulletin board:
"A dispatch received In this city this morn
ing reports the rebels are advancing on Cham.
beers burg in force.n ss
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PERSONAL Attorney General Ba.e, Ia,
gone 10 Missouri IN quest Of health. Assistant
Attorney General Corey will be Acting Attor-
ney General during his absence.
Senator Wilson, OF Mass, remains IL the city.
Sengtor Hale, OF n. H., is also here, IN restored
i.sHitn
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So The defensive works around Baltimore
are rapidly progressing, and aready begin TO
lock formidable. Guns are already being
p'aced in position. The force there is also u
ee strengthened, and Baltimore will bosn be in
. position TO resis. attach.
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REBEL NEWS VA MOBILE.
THE C0NPEnEEATEs CLAIM TO HAVE
PCLsED OUR TROOPS TWENTY SEVEN
TINES AT PORT HUDSON

NEW YORK. iure PA rebel telegram from
Mobile, dated .he Eth, says the rebels repuIsed
our troops tweaty.seyell times ~ Port Hudson,
and aid close al hand. Also, thata courier who
had arrived AZ Jackson from Ior, Hudson
suites s'tht enemy was punished -evorely," and
that the -;lrriss has sixty days provisions and
will OFT 10 the last.
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~ Ile slaughter OF negro troops by the
i.ebe!s IL the battle OF EIilliken's Bend mas in
duced General Grant 10 issue an order, Jeclsr-
ing thar, hereafter, should any soldier, whether
white o. black. wearing the form OF a United
States soldier, be captured and executed, re-
'alialcrv measures Will be adopted by aim,
and Rebel toldiers i'll his hands VIII he treated
" ii ke manner.
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ExPLOst0N In A MANUFACTURING
KSTA0LJSHMENf

NRw YORK, June gs.--ThaFe was an axp,c-
sion in the Jewel manufacturing establishment
OF I.ans bn-ge aad Butler. John s:sse., this fore
noon. Ore man vas blown from the third stc-
~ window, badly wounded. Tho bailding
" as not much damaged.
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n% MASONIC specie commuuicstion OF the
~ u y Grand ledge oi y. and a II OF tie
DiStfct Of Columbia, viii % heid ST Masonic aa nj
rnsT Of ID anf *;h streets, THIS tuesday 81 H.
niNd: al -, oriocA Punctaai attendance 10 re-
qussted. BY UrGpr of the NJ W G. M
II ~. NORRIS SMITH, tiIand Sec'y.
nIsPENNSYLrANiA SOLDIERS RELIEF
US AFS0CIATlON-Ths First Annual Meet
ms OF the Pennsylvania sol 1ierss Relief Assocjs
ton VIII be held on TU ESDAY EVENING. june
a. nell past ssveo O'Clock, a. the Soldiers Free
corner Of 3 and Filth streets The reports OF com
ml.'ess and ofthe donxs of the Association during
the PAST year viii come under Consideration The
members or the association (Aii Pencsylveniane)
aao the loyal public generally invited 70 be ore
ssns nlinent spsaSers will DO present
DY order of the Executive COMMITTEES
A, l.. HENHERSHOT2.
5e 2s-ite Co,n,ni,ts
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~ A. NJ. Bucksbaum and Israel Green
banrn, alleged blockade runners, and Charles
mcShain and Frank Rollins, charged With
disIoyalty, were arrested Yesterday in Bal.i-
more, and the two latter wer, released upon
taking the oath OF allegiance.
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LOUISVILLE. .Ju-e 31.-Nevys received a,
headquarters to-day state that John Morgur.
With 5.fto men. crossed Cumberland river. near
Sartnase. last night. Passengers report COR
siderable excitement AZ Gallatin. Tennessee,
having beard he report of ) .O0, rebels adyan-
eng on tiiat place. Preparations are being
made 10 u, ieGd it.
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Arrival OF Officers and Grew Of the Rebel
Steamer Atlantic.

FORTRESS MoNkog, ] me e2-The gunboat
Adsrr arrived here this afternoon from ppa-
savannah. She has on board eighteen officers
ana about one hundred and twenty-six of the
crew OF the rebel steamer Atlantic capturpd
on The Eth instant by Capt. John Rodgers, OF
The l. >. iron-clad WeehaWker
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ARRIVAL OF pRIsoNEps

One hundred and forty rebels, captured at
MiddleburS on Sunday last, reached here last
night, and were sent TO the Old Capitol this
morning. Among them are fourteen commits
stoned officers.
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~ The latest returns Of the Canadian cleo
zion far The new Parliament show thattwerty-
nine ministerial, twenty. nine oppcsttion, and
seven independens members have been cho-
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FOR EXCHANGE
Four hundred rebel prisoners now in the Old
Capitol will be sent South in day or two for
exchange.
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FoURTH or JULY.-On Saturday evening
the Columbia Typographicai Society heId =
meeting and decided rot to attend the Fourth
OF July celebration In body. All or nearly
all the members belong to other societies, and
will, with those societies, attend. At meet.
ing Of the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., held last
night. it was decided to attend the celebr alton
In body. The Masonic fraternity wiil also
take part in the celebration OF the Fourth, we
hear. -
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CElEBRATIoK.--Theo celebration Of the Emo.
sinian Society of tho Columbian College Came
OF last evening at the Il street Baptist Uhur,n.
hnd was attended by q large and attentive
auditory. The exercises were begun with
prayer BY Rev.-- Grey, pastor Of tina church.
Mason, A. NJ, and m Grafton ~ DR.. Hal.
Both OF tAs gentlemen acquittea themselves
hands0neiy iRdeed. 81
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y. o. MCGUIRE 4 Co
10 - Aust'n and Commis'n Mchfs

=. MAReHAL'S HALE.-In virtue of d.
- fsetss on dement, of eondenaation. issEeA
expose to public sale Tor cash at the trout of the
the 18th day of July next, 1865 ct L. o'clock ths
east hall Of Lot No. Is In Square No. re-. together
seized and levied upon az the properly 81 Eicsscf
No lony. And will BE- sold TO satisfy tudieials Ma
istrat,iI Of Miles Kelly. WARD II. LAMON.
10 g. dts O. q Marrhal n n
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aence. on Monday, ed inSt.nt, a white
roQDLE DOG. The above reward will be paid
ie asat. mo II svunus
. = !.
o 81 Ia. rs sn Of eotp s.s
fo sIss reward will be paid If retusnsd
TAKEN Up EsrEAy-op the 18th Instant, a
r esr TIE "a sos y dI its
ward prove property. pay ch"5ges, ard take her
10 = St Vermont sycnpe bet K and l. sts
CO BEwAID -srsved rom NV st,h,s On u.
IA at instan,, sbot y "elocs, small BAY
H Tsa on eaher batter Win isrse rope sttached
leading to her recover. 'n'0' A'' ~"
REw.Fn SEE ~. .sss, .s -, s ,z.no
SC me-. near pfi,ssst1,s' Prince GEORGES county
lis OWN ssr1s snp's's Small 40 s.s
herses the two latter having bcvn recovered one
hS s 5, e A. be delivered If fou9 %os BERRY
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THs SIR
iy alike. no ear marks, and straight horns; one
pus s,n at e
an u?oerbit in the right ear and crop and two
2sy as or
THOMAS O. MAGRUDlR.
je 12-S.' near 6lenwood Cemetery.
T osT-on board the Thomas 0ol,er SUNDAY sf-
xt.r rssf1no9n: June list, or ia coming from the
P0RTEM0NNAI1, with chain attached. contain"
r. engraved inside The isdy,s yisitins earss S;f
lame in fill was .l.o With ths ring These
liberal reward win 3, paid the finder, Cali At
Box az Post ONCE. Washington. DC. 5e 22-3ts
L COW. with dask spots had ON leather collar
With Letters B. 8. H.n Any information left ct
hpersi!y rewarded.
1e Sy-St b. b. HANBACK,.
YTyHR1H STIp nRI0R n ARnI Al y Inpa M eoa
anss to Il. ss.s Be-. ::
h ayUa Soyces Neu preKe 70 darness; ana
PsanHi sraseisEs, Two OF them are excellent
Me4uIRs co.. Auction and 0ommission Mer-
clann. je l8-6t
Ho-ss OK sso,sn f ,FSm n .ae WS:n
81 in q the s
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r. Admiral Foots was better yesterday. but
. later dispatch reports him worse agalA-
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ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE Il co.. Auctioneers.


SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD sRYIN OCYAvn
Hou p;AS9 S.o ssras sscTtLs.r ryHaITyRH LaS
DAY MORNING. june asth, ct 10 O'clock. st No
IN! ihndianr .ssnra aeayy epoaits the City Hal.
hold Meet. OF senator Riss, comprisins--
sapsssi Et. = noRnd Cared kess.eod-eass Piaas
6pit OF Asndsoms ParIof turnitnrs sHishsd I.
Grsen Dsmasi, consisting Of two rs,e- q Tstss.
kosewooa Marble TOP Center and Sofa fshies'
MMaLaut WhSsnot, Roesyoed Iscrstoire
Fixtu res throus hout. 800 ~
~ "a Hall sst. Boohcasss, 0nics Desks.
MsSn n.sc sG o. soiic Tsin1s Chamber Suits.
WAr4fobea, Toilet Seta. !
OetsAEe St. Iron Redatsads.
aGr and Huek MAttress
Holsters and Piilo va - "a IL
1xtenaien biains Table. oak Bisias Chairs.
China. Glass and Grocery Ware, - .
nstrlgerator. Stosss, Cooking Ute1siis, &e.
/ jess 7. o. Mcguire & co., Axsts.
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by hAFsaALL / PAGE. Aucti oneers.

Cn0ert.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS AT AUCTION.
Situated on VIRGINIA ATEsCE, SExr TO THE
conSER OF SKCoND sTRKET.-0n WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. July lst, 1873 at s O'Clock, We viii
sell ON tn premises. Lot Is, in Square 5sa having
. front OF ferty-eight feet on Virginia Avenue
CURED,
Terms: 0ne-third cash: balance in six. twelve.
ane eis hteen months. Sale perme ptory
. je 2S.eodItda MARSH ALL & PAAi Anet..
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,oI ss HARsHA II < fsAGE, Agesionse...

FVGrhn- aALU ALL hUILDING LOTS AZ
sTsEsT.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Juas 20.
1853, at6 O'Clock We will sell the prenlises fcur
avenue, next TO the corner OF 4 street being 3
snodlvlsion OF Lot i0, in Sauxre 55s. Tkese Lota
are very desirable Tor persons wishing to buil1
moderate size houses. Sale positive
months. = y - SAu -
ts 8. eod&ds MARSHALL 4 PAaR An...
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsONHRe.-Last night, Ia
rebel prisoners, including fourteen officers,
were sent from Gen. Hooker's headquarters to
this city, and last night they were CHARTERED at
the Central Guardhouse, and this morning sent
to the Old Capitol. Among the number are the
following officers LIT Col. Cantwell, 9Th N.
&. cavalry; Major Darlington, Sd Va. cavalry:
Capt s. ID. Bell, 4th N. G. cavalry; Capts. r.
Il. Boston and T. r. Windsor, 5th Va. cavalry;
Capt. j. K Jones, Sd Va. cavalry; Lieuts. f. o.
Boston, G. w. Turnell, ]. K. Leonard and J.
w. Agnew. 5th Va. cavalry, and Lieuts. Tillet,
Clark and Farrell, 9TH Va. cavalry These
wore all taken in the fight near Aide on We'd
nesday last.
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FROM TENNESSEE:
MORGAN ADyANCING on GALlATIx

FIVE THOUSAND REBELS GROSS TiiEtJ-M-
EERi.AAD
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM PORT HUDSON.

BANKS Touring SHOT AND SHELL INTO
THE NNEAY'S WORKS. @
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By J. @. Nee URN & Co. Anetjon..,.
d NRESxBYEQ EALl QR Gr0nR or nnrSx

INRESnRVED SAIL or STOCK OF TRIM
9th, 81 10 O'Clock. 81 the Corset and Trim min~
store OF mrs. Robert Wright, Penn. avenue, bet
the entire stock, COMPUTING
Corsets Ribbons, Gloves, Fans.
EMbroideries. Wooden Hosiery,
Pix, LOTIONS, Combs, Brushes, &c, &C.,
mirrors, Giaas Gases, Stools, &c, &c,
J. O. MCGUIRE 4 Co
% ~ AUstu Hny, TAR
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FROM TEE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

hHERFho!T~ OF THE REBEL INFANTRY
fCist L IN VIRGINIA.
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- AxLEs. SPRINGS. &c.
Bar Iron and Steel, ali sizes.
Carriags and Wagon Springs. Spring Steel,
Axles. Axle Grease and n ts
Rubber Bouncsrs,
complete assortment of Building Hardwsrf
Ne are daily receiving additions, and viii seJ "A
market. CAMpREfT snN
Je IS Inn 25l pa aysnv>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-23
A FINE GARDEN FARM


FCnr miles and a half from WashiEg ton In a
northerniy direction, in igh state of cn1tivation
row c.y r,a WITH honri.hing crop of vegetation,
pumps of excellent wAter and viii be sold cheap
for cash. 1nqaire of =. LACY, on tire premises, or
BANKS. Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N
streets Washington je 22-lar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-23

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