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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31
THE WEEKLY STAR

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AMUSEM ENTS.
EORD'S NEW THEATER,
NIB STREET, ABOVE kPsNNsYLYANLA AYEYur

y! H B; ? Ph{lips RilE P5s5satio
Tbe Trasady viii be produced on the stag WITH
- 1o y p W wFTf5sPAE' T 4 + apf:' 3 q L L EST
~' appear .2t Us 'ip: 1fls BRurUs
-. ~ : : l'SS so B B R O TU s.4at 80 =...
aSSHfS afSHESSa SI
wi" gr sSsfr in III ffk
Saturday, last night. of the ''octorooa?,. aag
Due notice will be given Of the arst perf9rTapce
''' " p'ai SENIOR H HaLIENTE EsSS - ''''''''
PERSONS h6tSIsg ihH6pHstAfk kEslkyE6 sGftSE6 PLACES
are rfSsRRfFsEEfNSip5Y SRFEN D YEssEY rsSHsstsd to
the heasr III se of at eHn
cult after the iSsss 3 the
- 1,.lr PRIo oEs OF ADMISSION. .a..-.
ofehsstra Chairs 7scsnts Cen Is
Famiiy psiny fircle = cents
Reserved seats on Mr. Forests cts cts ext
GREAT METROPOLITAN HALL,
PsEHsTI.yaETA AVENUE ND Ell LEysNrH STREET.
GARD NER b GO Propristors.
W. Fl. bartholomew aud Robt. Butler in their
| sa-.z DON JUAN.
First sh' sIss & ,.fS22 i1%S sIif'''
in her 1ea0'fel sa aenisd e. coNsFasrfyyE ssi'stsa
1he iaOsnsa'as aasHER sffEf o. AND cRasase
singing, panG,lng, i,lg &c; ~ the Company, maS.ng
Hendsy evening APRIL 18th: drat appearance Of
the beautiful and FL. NEOfa IEsn'sF dsnss"Ss
aud the PhIla1 1elphi4 f2yosite,
sAruEP.E aR.sh hSTE9HQoS : .WiI a.tseH 2s2eHsroas,
For ladies and children. Admission rs aenta,
children 10 cents. mh 81
VARIETIES: 'vAassTsss:
FRONTING PEHssYLvAs1AAFasVE& & NIyTu sTRGFT
Flrz SIMMONS . stage MANAGE: ..nd Adypgr ts5r.
THE GREAT FEATURE AND HIT OF TIE
. .. ..# ....=. .r.. SEASON
EOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY.
.. s-E Fitzsimmonss celebrated play;
FEMALE PICKPooKET OF WAsHiNGToN;
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN TIE CAPITAL.
The greatRavel pantomime, a
JOCKo, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
THE GREAT MAN MONKEY OF THEAaE.
THr nv STARS, AUG UsTA WABBY, FANNY
.rt.fLMORE, E0RGE SHELDON.
all in the greatest nd best show in the Capital city
Early to secure seats Ii. :. -. - : -
Admission. rs ana 80 cts. Private boxes, IS.
GREAT
N 4 T . ~ A l. OR G u 8!
MRS CHARLES WARNER, formerly Mrs Dan
Riee) Dirsctrsss
NOW OPEN FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
PERFORMANCES EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING
AT sIxTH STREET AND REV YORK
AVENUE.
This Equestrian Organization has besn arranged
with due regard to high toned refinement. The
company consists of the following well-known
Artistes: a.. ... ~ .a. -Fr.
MRS. CHARLES WARNER, tRoRMERLY MR5.
DAN RICED a
Mr.. HARRY WHITLEY,
MAST ER JOHNNY WHITLEY,
MISS ELVIRA WHITLEY,
- MISS sUrIE WHITLEY,
MRS. FRANK WHITAKER,
THE DENVER BROTHERS,
MIR GEO. DERIoUs,
FIR JAS HAWKINS,
MR. CHAs. KING,
Mr. FRANK WHITAKER
IR. d. HOWARD
yII. KENNEDY, CLOWN
The two Comic Mules,
CONTRABAND AND CUNNING,
will be presented to the audience by their trainer.
Doors open at and D. m. Admission 50 cents.
Children under Il years OF age rs cts. NH 23-Iw*
CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC SCANTERBURY HALLl AND
II A L>CANTERBURY HALL,S THEATE
LoUISIANA AYENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31

CANTERBURY HALL.
"a'io L SCaSTsRBURi BURY HAkh,t HALL rHEApHR
Rear Of Nalionay and INst1opoititan Hotels
GEORGE Liza ...........P Proprietor
BRILLIANT AND VARIED PERFORMANCES
The best conducted ana and me most Popular place of
al@aSs"ebi a6RE Il fhs sE% iESs.',Eyr 'A,EfyrRAor1oNs,
The best, most talented and attractive perform
ances the country can produce. The management
h?sa f so II HaEr G hs HE HREE9%VS 5 of
The entire great Dramatic, operatie and Terpsi-
sh0Fsa' AisPfs Mss III sspfff EsaEh e.
The koSzdsf 5s7 assfBz BzGEF
B; cRsvsnsugh. Rysn Msssrs. Williams. West Dough
,As great 9'af TaE psoffsii S1gkT OF BEAUTY.
ssefeli, Estells Forrest, Nelly Rainford, Louisa
Rolette, Mary Coulson, Lucy Clifton, Emma Thorn
A great variety programme tonight, including
beautiful Drama, q splendid Ballet, Laushable
Ethiopans, Songs, Dancing, Extravaganzas and
Fairy Pantomime, &c.
Doors open att; performance ats.
seHalAb sRaAb sNI5fE F2aPE7 70 aARissr. aAPFEf
sAruE6z4 s6fn yII' xPrsEsooN E MOO on April 2,
Doors open at clock; performances at o'clk,
Ct cheap prices, as follows:
Ladies TO reserved Orchestra Sc ats, IS cents
Child ren to reserved Orchestra Seats 10 cents
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
VIII be produced in Il few days the grand, gor-
gvous, spectacular panto mime, per ormed at the
H0"ery IfE fhsfis5 HOUSE shsiIlff Taar JACK BUILT
with new tricks, machinery. &C., at cost of two
thousand dollars. Look out for it. NH 2S- Iw
n N0lICE.-The Public is respectfully informed
that on and after the first day OF April, 1854 all
Wood, Coal, and Lumber landed at our wharves
RiIt tt subject to wharfage IS follows:
For Wood, per cord 10 cents
FOR Coai per f01 centS
For Lumber per thousand ........ 20 cents
AL TO be removed from the wharyes within five
days, otherwise bali the above rates respectively
viii be char gei for every "a hours It may remain
after that time. GREEN d. SaEkIMbNS,
RICH RhS & GUINAND,
DOoFIEa FBBT
fs AND CEMENT
N'-'.''1--'l' 4"4 - - BoTEI ER & WILSON,
Ef&f - 3iS Penna avenue, up stairs,i
NIB IL eoiTu between 9th and 10th s.s.
faIEsT CLASS BOA ARDIgG SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
L at Mt JOY, Lancas.er Ps, Fer circulars al
nh Fl eeIm" r. A. MORRISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31

" HIpHS.
w ILL BIN SOLD AT AUCTION IyEHY WE'D
sHEpAY and SATURDAY. ut II o'e!oek g.. m. at
We WHARF foot Of Sixth street, al the H1Dzs,
fALL0W, 30. tbat may be on hand: Of CATTLE
slaus tered outside the limits Of the District Of
C0MInbia, and shipped to this point for sunh dispo
saon Ferns cash In Government funds, to be
DAi1 At the tine Of sale. 6 BELL,
mhs Ina Lieut.. Col. and g. v. 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31

Recruits Wanted
xHA QUOTA OF TaI
DksTRIc1 OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR vETFRAss.
1852,
Sass Of which Will be paid sn advance.
BOUNTY 1oR NlW RsoRUITs.
&45e.
Sass si which will be paid In adv
sousrS goX ooLoaED KEcRuITs.
r.. $3.50,
Paid In Advance.
.kzsoNs WISHING TO xEl,sr
VIII apptv 70 sny Of the iouovins
R1uRuIEIEe oRyIoEEs
SIS. Babe, ....
EESine Hall, near :ss Market, ea Psakf.Isasia
syerss, between Seventh and Ninth stceez,
10. HYDE.
Corner Of Fourteenth and New fers sssass.
IA. KHAsBRT,
II street, near eorper OF EtnsseentA sea Penn
syissnlA avenue.
&c. PARKER.
Corner Of High and Dunsrtoa streets, eso.ss-
town.
&C, LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, hss Gssn
sppciptea Recruiting 0hfcsr.
HBEaY 4. aGHkATA.
Captain and Provost Marshall,
Is-.i District OF Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31

ENOR SALE-By Lady leaving The city-One
Il very fpe SADDLE HORSE, suitable
for a lady; very spirited and perfectly @
broken. N<A
Also, one superior SADDLE HORSE; for gen
uemap Of taste.
Beall street, Georgetown, No. les.
Any person wanting such would do well TO call
and see them.
One Saddle and Bride made by Trainer Of New
York cost S95; made and Cited expressl y for tho
Lady's horse Iih e Iws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-31

TIE two Comic Mules, --
CONTRABAND AND CUNNING,
will be presen led to the audience by their trainer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
Prom harrisburg.

HARRISBURG. Aug 9-The extra session of
the Penis, lvania Legislature met to day.
The Governor sent IN his message and calls
on the Legislature to take some action for the
defence Ui the State
He speaks of the support rendered by Pennsyl-
wanna 10 the national government, aud says the
STATE has fulfilled all obligations.
Pennsylvania has a right TO be defended by
the national forces as part Of the common coun-
tFv.
After alluding to several inyasiOus Of the State
by he rebels he says:
How could agricultural people in open
country be exreeled u Use suddenl, and beat
back hostile forces which had defeated the organ
zed veteran armies of the 20, erumeuts
Tie speedily condemns the jibeS andsn and
SCOTS which have been thrown upon the people
of Pennsylvania by ne~,p pers and citizens Of
oihpr States
He quotes - letter addressed nv him, together
win Gov Bradford. at VI ,rNla"d Ia President
Lincoln, asking that recruits raised ny States
shall he CREDITED To quotHs the last call made.
and be armed. equipped and supplied as other
volunteers Ia the service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

LOUISVILLE. August 3 This moruing twenty
guerplIa- attacked party OF nine men under
u Leonard Who were driving sixty horses To
Gnllatin from the Silt liver road, tbeee miles
from West POINT.
The guerras killed three men aud captured
- hor-es
The Nashville Union has official authority that
the loSs n McClok r,I will not exceed five
huuired
J. Walker Tayior. purpnrting to be bearer of
dispatches. was stopped at New Albany lasI
night. be ring letter from Col 4 4 johnson,
headquarters Confederate forces, Union county,
Kentucky 10 Gen Burbridsc asking il he con
sidered he shooiing oi Coniederates in Hender
son ia accordance with his order regarding
guerrillt>; and depuuzei Major Taylor to confer
with him The subject
Genera Early directed Col Farleigh to write
To Col Johnson refusing TO recognize Taylor. as
J.,hnsui, was In Kentucky a State not within the
Confederate lines in command Of only a small
fore. composed chiefly of irresponsible me., and
he acting without authority known to
Gen Ewing. lie could not officially transmit his
message to Gen. Burbridge. ana refused farther
intercourse. and as Mnjar Taylor claimed to be a
Confederate soldier he would send him into the
Confederate lines.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

EEwBEfs, August 5-The iollosing items
sre taken from me Newoens Times. f1fI
An expedition from Norfolk Irayesed through
Ahemarle county on Saturday and Sunday last
following closely UOon the heels OF one from
NeEberne clearing out the blockade runners and
obtaining important information.
The rebel rsm Albemarle is now commanded
10y Motif formerly OF The Florida.
Another rebel ram IS ie TIM course Of compile
ton at Edwards Ferry. and they are pushing ev-
cry nerve 10 finish it and bring il down The river
with the fill food
diam0nt-shsDed floating battery has been
completed, carrying two guns TO a side. with
which the rebels propose II defend the mouth of
TIE Roanoke river.
They have also constructed fort mounting
twelve guns and a 100 pound Parrot at the
mouth of the river
Forts Gray and Vessels have been totally de-
molished
Attempts are being made by the rebels to raise
the sunken SOuihheld
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
COM MI & RCiAL.
sly TELEGRAPH.
1ew EOrh market.

NEW York, August g.
Flour state aud we,ern dull and heavy, and
l0@ l5c lower; 50 1899 IS TOR extra state,
SlU 30@l0 80 iOr common extra round hoop
Ohio. So Tor trade brands. The market closing
dull, with no buyers at outside quotations.
Whisky little 6rmer; 81 1901 49, state
ami 81 76@l76l5 for western.
Wheat heavy and 3@5c lower, 81 I5a2 80
for Chicago spring. 81 1892 sc for Milwaukee
club, 81 4502 50 tor mountain red western.
Corn heavy and l@2c lower; 81 53@l 81 for
new mived sestern, and 81 SO for inferior IVES
tern.
Coffee firm; rio AZ &C.
Sugar dull; CUBA muscavado 2lc.
MolaSses dull and unchanged.
Pork moderately active and prices 6e idedly
lower, S35 Tor mess. S37 25@37 IS for new
mess, chiefly at the lower price; S34@34 50 for
prime and $50 for prime mess
Beef dun and heavy
Lard shade easier at 2lA@22Ac.
Money easy AZ &c
Steriyg dull at 81 1892 IL
Currency 81 O65l@l ~
Gold hetvv anu lower, opening At 3 So. de-
Ginning to 81 52ls. advancing to 81 543 and
declining to 81 $3.50 closing steady at 81 81.
Government stocks without decided change
5-20's coupons 81 O938
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
The Rebel Invasion from Canada.
FEDERAL SUCCESSES IN FLORIDA.
ANOTHER BATTLE EXPECTED AT
ATLANTA.
Sc.. Ac., &C., &c &c.


NV YoRK, August 9-The Commercial 5
special saNs:
There is great exultation at the Navy Depart
ment over the news from Mobile
Blockade running al, Mobie will be broken up,
ana several OF best gunboats relieved from
duty there.
The rebel ram Tennessee Was supposed to be
most powerful ram in the world
The SinkinS OF the feyumseh is entirely dis
credited
Blu hanan is the only Admiral in the rebel navy.
A private dispatch received from Washington
to-day sivs:
Our news through rebel sources is all encour
aging.
The capture of Mobile IS confidently expect
ell. ard learn from the front that great excite
ment exists among the rebels, both at Richmond
and Atlanta.
Military men here sag that Sherman will IN
doubtedly take advantage of the confusion Of
the rebels, and we look for accounts of a battle
at any moment.
Averil's victory in the valley is confirmed.
His loss was very slight, and he captured FIVE or
six hundred prisoners. and all the enemys artl
lerV.
This and the report from Mobile have made
Washington officials vers haDoy to-day.
The 5 Gamer Fulton. from Port Royal via
Fortress Monroe. arrived here to day. She
brings the exchanged Union prisoners from
Charleston.
Gen Birney had made a raid in Florida, de-
ssroying several bridges, capturing IA locomotive
cars and a quantity OF small arms
We now hold Baldwin and Ctmp Milkn.
blockade runner run into Charleston on
Wednesday night.
Our released officers report that since they
have been confined in Charleston, five blockade
runners had come III.
The firing ON Charleston and Fort Sumter con.
times
The Commercial saws.
We learn tina, kilograms were in town to .da Y
annou cling that both Generals Sherman and
Thomas say that Atlanta will surely be by
the close Of this week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
from Washington.

WAsHISGTON. August COLLABORATION has
been received here that General Averill after
overlooking the enemv at Moore6eld. attacked
and utterly routed them, capturing between 500
and Gao prisoners. inciuaing Gen johnson. sho
subsequently escaped with his whUle staff. With
their headquarters coloTs. all tie rebel artillery
and trains and a large quantity uf small arms
General MrCausIsnd himself barely escaped
by hying into the mouutsins
General Avefiil pursued the scattered remnant
Of the rebel army Tor - miles, capturing many
fueiGves
H. entire los IA killed "a seve@ men.
The pur.uit was only tPCdnned when Gen.
Averill's horses Mere too exhausted 10 follow the
rebels into the mountains.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

CAIRO, August Gen. Paine has ordered
heavy assessments to be made upon the disloval
citizens of Hickman. Graves, Ballard and NJ
Craeken county, Kentucky, tor The be, EFT of the
families of Union soldiers whose prnperry has
been de>tro,e ed 10y the rebels Capt PINE has
. Que To Hickman 10 collect IN assessment OF
S51 ON
Poultry, ice, butter. eggs. coal. wood, hay.
cattle. sheep. hogs and furniture are allowed TO
be shipped into the Federal lines IRON insurec-
tiOntFt States
Twenty hogsheads of tobacco arrived from
Pdducah to-day. mostly for New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO. August 9-This afternoons Com
mercial Advertiser has some particulars about
the reported raid on Baff.lo.
IL appears the Provost Marshal Of this city.
from various reports. was let Ia believe thai the
rebels in Canada had organized 10 burn Buffalo
and destroy the locks at Lockport
He laid the matter before General Dix Who
stated he aware of the existence OF such a
plot but was unable u provide means 10 defeat
H. but advised that measures be taken here as
the exigencies OF the Gaze require.
The publc are uuadvisei % any means OF &c
tense having been taken - vet
IL i reported that Mayor Fargo pro'eSed
40 INST the removal OF the 74th REGIMENT from
here which has iusi been orderel for one bundrei
dave duty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

~ On Friday, August 18th, the great living
Hipnopotamus la conjunction with b ,iey
& Co.'S metropolitan aud quadruple combination
will arrive in this city and perform nces will
commence This. besides being an eqnestrsl
acrobatic and comic arrangement. comprises =
rare collection in the menagerie line Ii is four
or five exhibitions in one IL can be visited with
especial delight and profit nv every student o.
natural history and by every seArcher alter the
wonders Of the sub snlar globe The mngn'f
cent enrree which the Metropolitan and GRAM
Combination will make into the city will surprise
every body.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

-" The Grand Excursion To Cincinnati. for
the benefit of the indianapolis Mission Smnda y
S'hnol takes place to-mnrr0w The train leives
Union Depot "a Gao A N precisely All
rangeuents have been made To render the tin
pleasant for every PASSENGER. Tickets NAV he
ontained y The prominent Book and Music store,
at Fletcher and Sharp'S Bunk. and at the 9TH {
At the Union Depot Without doubt our iher,
and Oh ,ritable citizens well mere pleas
ure seekers will patrouize This excursion. having
not only Their own recreation in view. but the
erand o'iect-that OF building Mission Suuda,
School Huu-e il this city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 9.
Flour unchanged and dull.
Wheat Sc lower.
Corn held firmly at Base rbove the ideas o
BUYERS, owing 10 the light supply.
Oats &c lnWer; new S3c, old SIC
Whisky 81 10
No SAILS of mess pork
Bulk meats firm at l34@lic for shoulder:
ID. Tor sides
Bacon shoulders, Ice sides l7c, clear Ice
L,rd Ole.
Groceries unchanged and quiet. with fair job
bin.. demand at full rates
Gid declined To 50 5362 "a. and dull.
Money market tight at lu@l2 per ceut-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
rrom Fortress Monroe.

FoRTRtss MoNRoE, August The steamers
Eutaw aud America arrived in quarantine this
morning. from Pensacola All we'll. They re
port three cases of yellow fever there when they
left
Gen Grant arrived from Washington this noon
on the steamer Diamond. and alter remaining
three hours. proceeded up James river.
No news from City Point
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10
AsnIR & ADAMS
Publishers. indianapolis, Indiana

ID The 1872 Indiana. Che Indianapolis city
reeimenf,) from certain official source. learn
proposes one half of il. 10 enter the service fsT
one year. No rank and .fie. We observe. sign
the published card addressed 10 Governor Morton
asking his valuable aid in this regard. No douat
officers who get good paw, eujoy all the decscies
sent from home. eniov the contraband deiicacies
around them, and don't have much OF a certain
sort OF picketng and skirmishug to do arc des'
rous TO go in again 60 do hereafter as they did
before By the way. we see by letter published
in the Journal of yesterday that there is "a great
many female negroes in the camp of the 1872 !.
near Nashville Does this abolition print want
10 insinuatc anything, or minute anything against
our brave boys by publishing such unreliable
stuff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

r%-We are info me 1 Ga Il the imnendiug draft
i 10 be enforced throughout this State ~ town
ships ANY one of them dereict will have toe
spond Wards ct citie-. AMI precincts oi other
locali,es are utterly isuprei. M IN ,iter how veil
they hive done before In thu Center fnsn-
ship Marion county the mum required i six
hundred aud seven men So prepare.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

IMPORTANT TO EASTERN TRAVEL 1.-The Belle
fontaibe Railroad line now running passenger
on the morning express tIaln, leaving lndi
anspolis nj A NJ through 10 Cleveland with
out change. arriving i'm Cleveland ~ 81 z NJ
Returning, leave Cleveland at 50 A NJ and
run through to Indianapolis, arriving at p. NJ.
july I3-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

s%-The progress OF :h1rg~ on Virginia Ave
nue. j. wonderful. 81 soon the municipal au
thori'ies determined To improve il citizeus owning
property along it at once set To work H"nSes
are >prineing up trom end to end OF IL ~ u toy
magic IL will be magnificent street when
from Wa-hn.to street il j. powdered indie n
nitely SOUTHEAST.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

- On Friday mex. August 18th, Dan
Rce's great show will exhibit in indianapolis
Dan himSel: would crowd anv pavilion. but IN
cor necton with hun he his Mrs Jan AMI host
O: the most brilliant equestrian artists. besides
performing monkeys whose antics always con
vulse the audience. performing dogs whose 'eais
are wonderful. and performing mules. horses,
bulls jackssses and leviathans Dan l. the man
always TO get MP big show.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

- John b. Morrison. E-q OF this city late
on. 81 the occup ,nts OF one OF the m - re-pon
sible desk ia the Federal Treasury Dep,r' ment.
has been. We learned yesterday. appointed A
sistant ) Quauerm isier with the rank and
pay OF captain Ne are not advise whether
Capt. Morrison will accept. but if he should CON
cluie to 10 his past services in public capaci-
ties warrant in PREDICTING that he will make
NEST ,pable officer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-10

~ Over 6.000 prisoners are now confined in
camp Morton. and must assure all persons
living in the vicinity that under the direction OF
Col. Stevens. il is kept clearly as possible IL
i his desire that the country for miles around
shall OF be DYED If he can prevent it.