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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12

Washington, March o.-The Rich
mond Enquirer Of the 9th has been
received at the Headquarters Of the
Army. 1t contlins the following;
Mobile, March 5--Thc jackson Nts
sissippton says the destruction Of the
Indianola was IN st unnecessary and
unfortunate affair A turretted mon
ster which recently passed the batteries
at Vicksburg proved to be fat boat
with sundry fixtures to create deception.
She passed Vicksburg on Tuesday night,
and the officers believing she was really
a gunboat, blew up the lndlanoIa, but
her guns fell into the hands OF the en-
envy
The Enquirer has ludicrous article
on the loss Of the Princess Royal She
was fitted out by Manchester firm, to
whom the rebels are under many obi
cations for past fayors. 1t publishes a
manifest Of her cargo, which foots up
sc78. 306.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-12

New York, March S-A Washing
ton dispatch to the Times states tha
John L. Potter has been appointed Gov
ernor Of Nevada.
Gen. HalIeck has prohibited the vast
ING Of powder by firing salutes,
-dlGen Kimball has left for the vicinity
Of Vicksburg. .
Two thousand cavalry and artillery
horses are wanted by Quartermastel
Bucker at Washington a
A rebel mail with $4,000 in rebc
bonds. some gold, and treasury notcsanc
four rebels were capt1red on the Poto
mac on Friday. a$ l
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they c. bo furnished; tas asorstsry rs.,r,tnx "a.
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the exclusive properly of the United S:s,es
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nc SlTHn 20 saccTity against csunterf.itir- AMI
against sferations. as we'll h TO suitabEnnsss for
..c currency.
R,occ-sl. and d-signs must be enslcssi In aaa,et
aETs:opos axe cir6ctea 10 the Sc r.t.cy % IN.
i..xsu.y and rlsirly eHdo-s1d Dasi 4 ns AND pc
poas's ;or ssionsi Currency" snd viii be orcrc.
&C 'as sts dsy OF March, 1873. at Il O'Clock r.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
YSxyII,h CoNeREss-THIRD sEsSyo,
TUESDAY,. March ,


Sa,s-E-Or motion pf M. Srnrar no,-
ference committee was ordsrasd on ;as q "a yr.a
nag voice OF tae tx o Houses On thc bl!i 20 ar,
ir:o rfect ihn ccnrrnisc5 e-t|aSH tse Ust q
States snd frrc, signed at lana Jan. =. .ssa
Mr.. Pow eli, rising 20 = privileged SGssl.oa
moved TIE correction OF jhe Jonrnai 81 ne vr,
,ione day's pccrcrdiagt IL three points, 5-u-
css GEO 20 ADDRESS tDe'sSapata ut length - s.sos
that On those poist.-~ita reference 10 I've
manner in which he CHAIR haE pat taR qcSs-
Tior On the motion 10 agree 10 tie report vi Ihs
cc.f-rrrcr committee on the indemnity sa;l
con:en ing tEEt +. pat 10 Was put in ~ lou a
.onp az shat ne ara others could nc hear n.
and, fur her, that H could not then ne pE: irr
the Iuiee CT the Senate. Nj. Esysra 81 lie 4 M
being untitled TO the 6cpr.
The presiding ofncer, Mr. Foots, MAJ a.
explanation OF fh1 cir. ualstsnc-s un'i-r - nich
b. was compelled TO absent him--lf f.om re
chair during me last hours OF the se--i.n ss..
t-rdsy, leaving Mir. Anlhcny occupying n
charge OF ia cuties by Mr.. Porneroy. dsriss
whote occupancy OF the chair tie alleged uis.
lakes occurred. ~
Mr.. Bay ara also addressed the Senate rpos
the motion OF Ny. Powell 20 arcrc thn Jour
nsl.
HoUsk-Tbe Senate hill 10 authcrixs L. s
courts 20 Issue executionSin certain c6-ee w.
passed.
The Scnatr's amendments 70 The Internal
Revenue bill were then considered
The ameEdmentproviGsns that persons - sins
out tavern license shall ..lso take ont a .iceass
10 sell LIQUOR and cigars, wss disagrIei %
The amendment STRIKING on: the tax OF ons
per cert on ready made clothing <u ION.
CURED In, as was the amendment 10 l.. all
shirs steamboats, and other waiG Graf! heresf.
ter 10 be built, two per cent
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
sCrLrE.' VESSELS syrzBp.

The sokoonsrs G. w. Thompson and Vista
wfre seized ~ the Potomac no:iils on Satur-
csy, co7r Pirey Point loaded with suffers
goods = prl Bslumorc, bound for tho army OF
The Potomac Among the cargo were fonHa
cos ;rabspd srtci~e, and The vessels, with
crews ar apassensers-inciuding two suffers,
ldrssrs. .onr. and Hay-wsre brought mp to
tia Dry yesterday, and delivered over 70 the
Provost narshal. The psisi-s claiming shat
they could Satisfactorily account 10: the pros-
er-r OF The ccntrahaEd articles, wers released
from confinement to give .n-rn an opportunity
a Go go. Tie sehoon-rs ,aa- carxo-s We're,
however, held by the military. suthori'ias unt;s
the csse was cleared up. There are seven
vessels, nnder like bans, lying near sixth
s're.. whar:. under military gard. Ch'
schooner Chatham, is one. the parties ccnnActed
tht reEiib having been eent to the Old Capito'
yesterday for examination.
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NEW IOSS, March S-The steamer Che
k.ng has arrived from New Orleans, with
c.tss 10 The 23d nit, Ship Island adviees ~
late az the 2.th, and news from Pensacola-s s
late he 25th.
There IL 10 doubt hu. that the steamer Ha--
net Lane is sill shut mp in Galveston She
has been taken up ona or the rivera, snd the
rebels are believed to be making her al iron.
clad.
The gunboat Essex picked up lately four
torpedoes near Port Hudson, each containing
two hundred pounds OF powder.
4 Jackson Missl parer says q Jew hss
been arrested. charged with Offering 10 spike
Inc guns at Fort Hudson for sixty thousand
doliIrs.
Rebel deser;ers report tha; SiSley has sent
his infantry, fifteen huIdredstrcng, 10 Schriye-
port, and had gone with the rrmaindsr of his
command-aTtilery and iHfsntry-to Atchefu-
isya river. His isf6E;ry IL entirely destitute
or Ammunition.
The coBseription OF all mep bssweer the ages
Of sixteen snd siJty Is being enforced by a-
rei,-is with relentless rigor.
About ave hundred rebel prisoners, incIud.
ing Gen. CiSrsa, were sent 20 the rebel lines on
The 23,h inst.
The rebeis attempted 10 capture The sLas-nsr
Laurel Hia with 3 cargo OF cotton, sugar sad
InoiaeSes, oosaiSSS above BATON RouEe ShS
ycntur-d too near Port Hudscn and the rebels
piactd two batteries OF artillery below he-
The guHboat Essex went % her assistance
and the rebels sksdaddled without airing q
skot.
Ths .evee made below Baton ROUGE IL 4,
such & state or advancement that 1t is deemed
safe against any overflow OF the leyee
arriy ais from Vera Cruz report the less, I'm
Il h-sSy Bortheastsr, On the 3Sh OF Esorua ry, OF
the barks j. d. Dertram. John Payten and the
Sherwood. All hands wrrs saved from the
Eertram and Payton. Capt Count the fir a.
m&;s, three scanen and one cabin passenyer of
The Sherwood were lost The second mate and
four Fesurn we've saved
The planters cf Lcuisisns hsve held several
meeting. at New Orleans. asn Banks has
rrcrpis, q ~ aid them IL taking abandoned pisn
tstions on the same terms offered py quarter
Inssi-rs. Everything tha, can properly Or
done viii bc torsstnrT lost negroes ~ thsir Taas
teir. and TIE enlistment Of negroes who have
t~cn 81 work on plantations .hoald c..ssr
Ar attempt ar one OF the meetings ~ nas. =
resolution In favor of The revival NJ IA. Strtc
law vas taf"aEG by d large majority. Gen.
Eark- Afforded one meeting, and ave r,a a.
~rianc. that the Government has -, feeling nj
hostility 20 the people here, and b.. wished In
60 all ice could consistent with IA. DUTY far
th- p-s'@, prosperity, sna happiness o: ,sr
TrOTie If Nsw Orleans
sn osdeT hss been issued bg Gen RAM
tcteiddiEs tire taking Of Negroes from nIs,,a.
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TEE PRRsIDRST's LsVEg.

The last Presidential ievee for this seasoa
tack place at the White House az; pIsa:.
Eaii-past eight O'Clock va The iour g.
EoUrcNd 's7 opening IL. Goora, bat ioIs be-
tore ira; hour an immense iarong or citizens
sud s;Tsnser ~ commenced mo ,ing toward the
White hcUsP, and the living s:rea-, ktp! poar.
Iug IN unt:; the last moment 1t wa the mo.s
brilliant aE5 largest assembly of tue kind o.
tie season. The PresidFpt GaIyed .'.hs SOW
rrcisIs" with his usual hearty vreico;ue, and
seeE,fd 70 bs IN good spirirs. Marshal ;.amon
made the presentations 10 the President, and
Ccn.rcA-icr,r French 10 Mrs. Lincoln. Sha
was accompanied ~ Mrs. I.a-r.on ina q lar q
number of persona! frIencS.
SecTetari-s Weiles, Chase Staatca, Seward
. EUmisr VI mrnbers of Cirn. EIartnd;..s's
star, GeEf Fremont Heiu'za.TD1H, kayes
HsueCs. Summer, k3sscsu; Ministers Irons.
Stoecsei Tsssara. Pip-r, Schieisirn, au;; cx-
Gov. BssAford, OF Wisconsin, and Insn, ot5ars
of note we're present
IL il estimated that not lees than iA,G1n per-
soBs yisitaS ths White House last evening 4
detail of soldiers vss in stteRds1ee 20 pre-
serve order outside, while de:si. OF ynl:ca
under Scrgsart Reed was on tn- insict-. Tor be
ssnne purpose. Hats, coats, dr; ssrs, Cr;ii9iiue
ana coTrs suffered terribly.
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QISInYAI. SrTIE2S

This 'ni1E, Mr.. J. T. Hilton, Deputy Col
leci2r q; this port, arrested Mr. John y. Davis,
suffer % ne ssh Massachusetts volunteers.
and &. ~. Cng'ar, his partner, on = charge Of
disio}a';y, snd attempting 10 carry contra-
bard goods. TIE offence with which they are
charged w:s committed soma weeks since, aud
mr. HIIton has been on the watch for them
ever since. They were turned over 70 the
Provost Marshal, and sent 10 the OLA Capitol
prison, where they will have an examination.
The .videncr of thsir using disioysl language
is very strong, and such rs should, 1t ieastrid
the army Of their presence.
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CINCINNATI. March. "a special Murfrses-
toro dispatch 70 TIE COMMERCIAL dated the I'd
inst, states that an expedition of one thousand
cavalry left Mc-frassboro yesterday morning.
snd encountered the enemy a. Brodyodls
after severe fighting the ensmy were driven
from the town, with loss % eight killed aud
twenty wounded.
Eighty privateS and nine officers were cam
trrec, besides th-ee hundred new saddles and
Announcements aud large collection O. official
orders, papers, private baggage, &c.
The enemy engaged was q portion OF John
Morgan division. Our loss in killed and
wound-d " as about half OF L st OF the r.h-I.
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SPIRIT OF Tus MORNING rnsss

IN" istsii,9.-c-- quote. fsSrn prominent Pc
P"e;icH q Journals TO chow frat the view OF ths
IN 'ciIic-neer in former article, uiat :ha pnbli-
catioa OF The letter Of Gen. Scost "was caicu-
Iai.'s!. whether 20 designed or not, 10 call INTO
qu.-'iop tire conduct of the Executive. as
Comms"der IN ehiAf, without siior.line him 80
opportunity OF explaining Ia circumstances
unGrr which he had 'encoa-aS. q Gs-ia-zi Nc
Cislian g. pUrsua the oourae 81 All IA 'i-i,st,
Srctt complains" 10 held also bY o.h~- ;c2r-
mails. Tie intelligence, q uote- also f:oa. taosa
Journals To show the proper D,o'I'.s of the
ires.d,h; liz the matter
TIE Ch"oa.c> treats upon ''.'ro-sist~fy so
chigl!y."
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fisOM PORT ROYAL

Col. <. u. Townsend. Assistant Adjutant
General, who WAS ssnt 70 Port Royal to adjust
ihe rasiter Ut the coafIict Of authority between
Gene. Hunter and Foster. returned to this city
this morning. We learn that everything has
ben pat In satisfactory train there to givs
promise OF TIE beet results wien active move
mente shau have been entsrcd upon.
Ike repairs upon the Weeharksu hsvs
been competed. or nearly 50, and the prerara
items generally tor the great movement "a bstan-
italy .ccomp .sned, so that re may ioos for
a''r1sthng "to e-1ck'' In that vicinity st most
any moment.
The d-i:l and general appearance OF tia
negro rPy;Uc1t thars 10 admitted by army
cf;csr. 10 b. excellent
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rRUm HE MISSISSIPPI.

TIE Rebels capture ;he Ram sndiaDoia.
The follow rs ha- " en recei, 81 :! - May
u; parrHlspt:
T.:iea :ts!es fiss:::;;r: .Sr"cdroz. E-.,. -.
v;= MCE,p::is March Hon. ;3i.irc-, E|riias,
Seer !aEy CT lie Navy Sir: I r.y-a: . in
forn You tna. the IndianoiJ. mas Also iAli~l in.o
the hands Of .he e-."ny. The ranls ',-2,.a y!
th- N-=t ara W-It attacked: her TWEEN ) I've
miles from; iy-c, and -"'s'-:?:,i her uarii she
surTenaered, iii OF which can pc traced . a
ron compliance - ny restrictions. do 10:
EE0w The particulars.
DAVID ID. P0ETEe, i.o.n:aaa;!nr
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acos By ssy "0ices Or p~rsos In Ia. sesy,c. :.
TIC Unissd suasNs osvsraHsst vitsos. a.
thority from he adquart ers.
An order OF Gen. HsAksssr'sins thssy...u
OF labor ADOPTED for the year aae planters :.
s~rtins Thereto are 10 bc Assisted as FAR a. No..
ticable without vio!er &c OF s3c ueinx thar -,
sroe. to rrturn The nssrOes are 70 ss seearsa
sufncI.p; and III o;e~oms food b. tn. ofs.....
of the Government and a. share OF u, oro,,
they produce.
the public work. without pay. -,e-p ,ins ina
clothing, medical attrndancc, and such ir,s,u.'
ton Is may DC furnished thru
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ANOTHER mU.G.:s" AFFAIR.
sfnRE CAvAL3yMEN AND 0?PICEDS G3a
HLED Tp Ev TIE RERELS
40 ENEMY ARuCT MTrDLhsvRG.
,Su7s.a, ;:,spa,ca - Vaa S.sr.;

iSp7c:ai ;:ispG,ca - T:se ;stsr,i
FsIEyAT CaU;T UGysE, ). arch ..-..nalCc-
ouu; Ia has taken place OH our front. Last
night fly rnrn 90 lie lat q. .:o:: t.vni-y,
paIt. OF Cctnp ani,. Z and Il. uu-cr Capt.. =
WCod - ara anu H-ItCoG, ,y8rs sur2-..ct =:
Aide. " nile feeding their h)rs-a. The raheIs
surprising th"rc were cbcut sc-actv strong: IT
i;aSt &c more Q! them were IL sight. They
managed 70 capture aboC- :i:,ssu 81 ou- u an
and both the cap aims named above.
j. II ascertained. certsiniy. tta. .hs.e IS ~
emery il or about Middieburg. VIVA. is i:a-
perstiSeiy I.ecessary hsre is s3nac cavalry ON
n a2lder who can enforce such discipline arloa-
hrs men as TO keep them aiways ;a t!l.. s:at. OF
caution ss VIII Pre- yent his pickett from being
Fobhied up through TIE Careless ana sro-, neg
igencs az the officer, BE- sends on; IN command
~ t;rtachm.nts- some su b csr=I:y commander
- Col. K1-sr proves; himself - D. %5en s7rr-
ing under Pope last summer.
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-Es: FHGi: Si;k sis,Rii IES,fTZ.
REBEL SOURCES.
i Mous,e- Eiss, Before she City.

TELEGRAM 70 THE Richmond sESc--IFEs, -
FhE. 27~-MnniLE, Fes,. 27.-'rha co:rr=puu.:,ni
% the N:rnnhis Appeal, w.Itin2 fran Tic.s-
burg !!:c 90, sa:s. n ""oraous Dee: -
Fcaycc THIS n1c-1iC-, large: Fan his been aa-
tore witnessed from this point. Everything
looks j: preparation ai,nos. ready tcr
;he enemy 20 commence forward movement;
The n:onste. force before he city canno. lon.
renaia il likeness. Persons ~eii acc aaiu.cL
with Lhe country borderi * on Tazoc Pass and
Cold W atsr SAY IL TIE enemy cc~s,i ~ s,ltia.
their guntosts In Cold sster thsy viii a-rv.
81. That 40 army u uDe .;oua..1G coujd
ioid ~ bay and d, stToy IA invading rure- .:
i.f:y thousand in tha, Country.
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ARRIVAL or DEsRgTEgs.
bpndrpt' and EIGHT desartorsar

Oh" ftANINt ucbcI ye6s
terdsy afternoon, from Fort Columbus, New
York narhor, and were landed from steamer at
Gt rEstown. Another sguad Of nine deserter.
arrived from Detroit, Mich, at late hour last
arsning, in company with a number OF con-
sai~scen;s and exchanged prisoners This
morning. about thirty deserters arrived from
Hsrrisburg, Pa, and about the same number OF
eonvaiescsnts. The deserfers were confined
IN forrost Hall Prison, Georgeto ~n, and the
cor<aieacents provided with quarters a, the
SOLDIER Retreat
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BARRACKS

TIE hsrTaess for TIE 18th Mes Jersey yoiun-
teers, on Capitol iiii, AID The i6ath New York
Volunteers, near the Circle, sre about COM
pi-ts I, and the regiments will move into them
Ia G short time.
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LOCAL News

Thu ConCERT SUNDAY MIGHT AZ Odd Eel.
lows Hall ~ss q hands sea sf,-i 90 the al,
which was held all last weeE, IN ser IA. au..
picies Of ne German Relief Assocla.oa. For
the benefit OF sick and wounded soldiers E,o-
pi'z was orilhanf, ana under his ia i-r-hie.
the fine orchestra performed IA IN un-r.gn.
t.rDab!P manper. The " weS5ias March,
from Nsnde!sohn's Midsummer NIsoc.
Dream--was partic ula-ly weIl executed. Mu
Kres chnar and Miss Sophie Shmidt wer. an
fine voice. "aappy BirdlIng OF the Fo-,.L-s
duett Tor 1ute and oiorx Cd eented ss kopT,sa
and Mis-. kretschmef, where exquisite; ,yhiis
the latiar sang and riasrd "Kathiean Il your
neen," with great power.
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CAPTURs OLA BIpCKADH RUNNER

80 VI "A DA<SN MI
The NsSy department have l,.tosIn ATTIC. Il, :.
on the leIn ul!imo the u. =. st>alIrr Victoria,
Lieut. L Hooker commanding, can.rrrd tfs
bri. Eulilia, OF Guebec, :roEa Nassau, n. -
loaded with sal- drugs, DC. ~nils at.empt,r =
TO run TIE blockade near Bacon Inlet, or tas
coast VI North Carolina
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
Particulars OF TA.: Luss ~ T:.S
,SCiASoLA.
AD ny TErEg CnSFED1R-
RI AM SCRnRS DBRGIS 4
-, b.T;.:E. arTsH 4
SrvES.I OURS.
.LsEA7Es RCN TER ASHORE

&c. f''--, tiaIch "A special Memphis
c;srat.h 70 tho Ti~.>s ="ys ~" F=ii71oIa VAS
ATTACKED ~ three hoa:a =. e-day, taa 2i:a
Mt The.fsh ~as ch.tinai-, letting Tefal
hour. ard sac OILY surrendered; when II =
shaking condition. She was run as!iore. and
t,,- officers snd crew are nov IL Fickshu:s.
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a. AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE for ladies
and children Will be given 81 Canterbury Hall
tomorrow afternoon, the proceeds wherec,
viii be devoted entire &c The fond for ohtasnir-
suitable home Cor the newsOoys. The same
bill which 60 well pieases the large audiences
~ this rrsort nightly, will ~ perforr1ed. Man.
sser Sim gives the use OF the hail, and all The
performers volunteer, and 10 il therefore 20 be
hoped that The sale % iiekstk VIII be large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

ORPHANS CoURT.-Tbs court met this morn
Ing, but Immediately adjourned until Thur.
DAY morning, Judge Purcell having been 60 s..
racaed before q Cor ret sion al COMMITTEE. Tns
court Will hereafter raeet on the re ular courS
oays-Tpeedays and SatuFdays-st Il o'ciock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

JEFR DAVIS APPOINTS FAST DAY.-The
Rchnond Enquirer o! :he 9Th u!: has bcca
reosaved- II OBTAINS = pr0cla-naticn from
SeT Davis appointing the IN day Z zach a.
day OF fa.ting. humiliation and prayc-
throughout the Conf-ceracy. JeE SAYS:
Through many Confiirts, have row = -
ts0'd q pisce among hatOns " hc comm = IS
tb'ir rrspeci, and let the supHIiaa VINO IN =
Compass us srnu1d sud tae;s orr destru tito =
$40 ttat the Lord OF Hosts has again tsuS:i.
tSsFa tho ia rired word. that the bat = :, /
e. Fhs strong" but % whom sever ne wiiiesh %
exah- A=aia ersrcy, with loU- hoas,I - Q;
power, OF ;i;sir armed man ana mailed sAtp-
th-I a:GH - with subj CATION, aoo with vii
n chinsuO seek even N our homes ard ..
ro~n fir%-td-<. 10 p-ry-Et our 1n.o servants
ead car maid fervaats iato &c completes OF hair
wicked ds=:gas-"
and ''hs askx tia. the sorIa OF tSs Conf-i.
crate States
-"ioto IN prayer 70 Almighty God that b. ~.
contir ee IS r,sTci!ui p-0r oiinn orr 1s-y
tah C xii! scatter our s,aiss and sci Al
ooughs ths;r evil designs, ard thai re viii yrs-
c-ous'y restcrr 70 beloved country cha
blessings Of peace sni security"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

A CoLoRlD SERVANT SHST TO JArL.-Jans
Howard, q coloreo servant In the house OF
George Owens, corner Of Tvenfistn ssraat AID
the Avenue, was arrested yesterday by Patrol
man stuart, OF the First Ward, on q chsrg- Of
being guilty OF petty larceny. Il appears that
Mr.. Owens family had been ni.-ins article. CT
clothing for some time, and finally WARRANT
was obtained 10 search a house 70 which tas
girl made nequeBt visits, when the missing
property wa discovered. she was com an it,ed
10 ,sil Tor court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

moRE SOUTHERN RgYUGsss-Pster HsttIs
and simon Rice, Of Richmond: r. Fals. Of
Dalton, GeoTsis; N. Kahn. Of Cuipep=r, VIZ
GINA, ID. Oppenheimsr, Dalton were com mittsd
% the Old Capitol yesterday by Captoia Told
and express thcmsf yes - an xious TO tass tss
cath o. allegiance 10 the United Sis.es Go--rn-
isent. Orp-nheimer says be took the cath 20
The Southern Ccn.ederacy for the purPoes Of
getting pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

~ rhrCoEIrittse on FOr.:i.u Relations ave
a.T ed Il - sale. 10 report CsSgi:3 e. cay
Ei::!s:tr 10 Russis tnyurably 70: coa::r.n=t,or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

THB HCTcHIssoJ FAHILY-aTribe OF Ara
delighted large audience st wiiisrdls Hsii
last night, by their delighted Larraoairs ant
song--tender. spirited. humorous 6y turns. IL
is positively refreshing, after beng ccred for O
year by high -faintin eperatic "squsiis-" 20
come back 20 first pr-nciples for sn bonT or
two. and listen to mueic that can BE- comprs-
hPrdrd, and that sratises the Ear and the
Judgment The Hutchfnrona appear Axsia ~
WIZARDS Hail on Wednesday night master
DeuBevt will be ssahout" on that occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-03

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