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Great Britain and the M xic an ImbroEIio.
Ths following extract from official cores
pondence shows the attitude OF England
towards the French In Mexico:
... Earl Russell 10 Sir G. Wyks.
FOHEION OFFICE, June q, 1852.
SlR; Her Majesty's government have consid-
cred with great attention your despatch of the
29th of April, and the convention signed by
you at Puebla on the 2Sth Of April, OF which q
copy was enclosed in your despatch. They
have also received a copy Of the additional
convention signed by you, by Commodore
Dunlop, and General Doblada, at Mexico, on
the 18th OF May, and enclosed in your deSpate CHI
OF the 18th ultimo.
Her Aajesty's government have no doubt
that you and Commodore Dunlop were quite
right In separating yourselves from the French
after the declared Intention Of the French com
mAnders to move their troops on Mexico, with
a view to overthrow the government Of thO
president Of the Mexican republic.
Had you consented to Join in that movement
you would, in the opinion oS her MaJesty'I
government, have acted in direct violation OF
the convention of London and In contrayentor
Of those principles Of non-iDterferenco In the
internal affairs Of other countries upon which
the foreign policy Of her Majesty's government
IL based.
Her Majesty's government are rejolced tC
think that you have made II clear TO the Worlt
that her MAjesty's government will not swerVC
from policy which is so conducive to tn,
maintenance Of the principle Of national indie
pendence. Nor can any one deny that, WheI
you had thus regained your freedom of action
YOU were at liberty TO negotiate q convention
WIN the Mexican government.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,)
ADJUTAET GEEERAL's OFFICE, y
WARRINGTON, March 7, 1854,
The following ofleers Oh Arged with one ,oes and
heretofore published, are exempt frop. being diS-
missed the service Of the United ST. ,tss IN. Mil.
tAry Commission instituted by s. eci,I order, No
50, series of 1859, from the Wal DepArtment, hAv.
Ing reported that HAtiSfar tory de'enee has been
made In their respective, eaSor;
unteeI.
csPtS!n C, o. Bingham, ISt Connecticut artillery
First Lieutenant and AdjutAnt E. P. Pitkin, 10th
Michigan volunteers.
second Lieutenant A. L. SAVER, LIST Kansas col,
ored troops,
Captain william bIsISlner, 18th PsnnSy!EAni
| ..yalrv W. A. NICHCLA
m7-it Assistant AdJutGnt General.
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n F r I G I A L.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
WARRINGTON, March 7, 1884
The following Officers having been reported at the
headquarters of the army for the offences hero
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed from the service Of the United
States unless, within hfteen (l6) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
in session in this city Of which Brigalier General
Ricketts,, United States volunteers, is president,
and make satisfactory defence TO the charges
against them.
Absence piL4oui Law.
Captain Jacob V. GiIh, lo7th PennsylvAnia vol
unteers.
Surgeon H. TammAdss, atth Kentucky volun
teerB.
First Lieutenant Charles T. BArouI, 10th Penn
sylVAniA volunteers,
Surgeon J. B. MsconauEhy, I7th Missouri volun-
teeTs.
Captain George S. Raymond, ssth New York vol
unteeTB.
For taking up the name Of an snlisisd an 0esr
on The mu'srrOls Of hiS rsg,nIsnI, In violation Of
General Orders, No. a, Of 1869, from the War De-
pGTtmSnt.
Colonel Michael 7. Donohus, 10th New HAmp-
shire volunteers. W. A. NICHOLS
m7-lt Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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A DISTINCTION WITHOUT A. DHIEREScB.-
Rev. Mr.. Harrison, chaplain Of the bath Mass
regiment, Is refused full pay because he 10
negro, while DR.. Augusta, colored surgeon
has no deduction made from his compensation
for the came reason. We understand there Ii
no shade OF difference In the color Of these two
Gentlemen WaTranting the preference shown
ioT tho SurRoon.--B0sloA 7raHSsriPt.
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UNAKRN EBTRAY BY THE METRO.
II PoLITAN POLICE -on the 9th ult, z soR;
REL H0Rsk, having Awhile face and leh hind
foot, with Saddle, were found eHtTay. The owner
u requested 70 prove properly to the satisaetion
Of the Property Clerk Of the District ~ MS once
No. aa1 Tenth street west, prior 10 10 o'clock A. m.
Thursday, March 10th, I6sl, or the same will Oe
then sold Ter cash 10 the highe5t biduef AZ the pa
aahr Of W. i, wall 4 Co, No. % Louiltsna avenue
BJ ordsFs }'TII1t GEO. r. hEhhlOkl
10 ''T"''sa " .H Property Clerk
mI-at .f.s .a... .'5' NJ tn7 sAustioneeTs,
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DENTISTRY.

TRBTH RxTRACTRD WITHOUT
J. pain, with Innoxious vapor, ~ DE-. .. ..
sfoksM oND, No. 30 fsnnsyiyania avenue,
InnoIious VApor, mot Laughing .Gas1 nor Chlo-
roform, Either, but stIistly Agent en-
trsly free from exhilerAtinE enests and perfestly
IsnIatiOns and psrfsstin'sn,iSilitJJ 70 PAii.
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RAILROADS..
INHANaR OF YRS.

4 ~ VI n " v ~
Phnsdsiphis, wiim,,sten ana n.i,is,er.1
~ RIA LIN o A n 'as q
GEN KRAL MovEMEN Ts.
Ion AID srsr wsdas.aay, January %, isss,
PASSENGER TRATBs LEAvH PHIlDA., Foh
s.pssS,j az, q n, 40 ,. n. Pa Il 80 ;. :.
wiininston, 10 LSS lNondsiS sIssptsdS Los,
~ Nv 20 os.,is, 4 "a ss aHe =, 2 and sspn
Dover A. aos 4. m. and 80 p. n.
nnllofd, tees = N. lf-10-- n
AAiiabufy, atsos q n. .. "A
81 TEAMS ZOE PHILADELPHIA LkAVE
BALTIMORE At s.Ss, and re a. n, tExprsssJ las
WilnInGtOn a. I.ih ., and 1910 ., -, mas,
90 s.,, go and iiSs :. n.
new csstis Il 40 !. N. and Us ,. n
cneater At ais and ~ .. n, fa.s', s,7it, Ind
LssS. I,lt,no,. Tor SALISBURY ,na inssrn.dis,s
Tssvs s.itisS;s i.r Dover .ad n,srn.di.,s Ste
TRAINS FoR BALrInoaE b..
Lave Chester a ots .. n, s.ssp.n-
EsSie T9iSSH ~; a. -. 4
Issvs fhiisSsipSia, for rsrryrin. saA ln,srne-
IS.ys wilnins.oS, for Psrryviu. and inssrnsdi-
Lave S.isisors iol rhll,d.lpAl. ana in,srnsdi.
issss wiiaiHs Eea Tor rAil.d.lpal. and interim.
diate place a. 40 p. N.
Phiiadslphia 70 baltimore.
Prom PhiladslIhiA 70 Wilmington q 40 a. n.
Tren Wiininx.oa 70 Philadelphia q. go D. n.
oniy a ~ ,, N. hea Baltimore 70 PhilAdsl-
Jssss-d WIN srnAnNs, supH
DIAL TIMoRR AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD. Cd r..l.
.sa a e wHDESsDAy Jsa ss,A 80 ds!ly
Yerk, and Wsshinston and the West a. follows
PoR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON,
and p r. ANY except sunday s sunday AZ
FOR BALrIMoRI,
Lssye Ai go =, and Ieyg .. n, and ., %, Q,
and 7.so p. N. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday II
Ia. m, and and T.so p. N. only.
| FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Washington at go and a. n, and 1SC
m. daily except Sunday On sunday H7'0P' n
VoR WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Lave BAitInor. At as, Tie, as and 80 a. \,
and a.So, SIS and asa p. m, except Sunday. On
Sunday At tSo and $40 :. n, and alb p. n .
FOR ANNAPoLIs- . nH
Lave washinEtsn 81 sso q. N. and 49, pm
Lave Baltimore 81 ITO .. m. and k1b p. m.
Trains leaving Warrington ct .. m and Ia
D. u. 20 through 70 Now York viLAoth ohaAee 81
esks. sleeping oar on I,o p: m. train. :. :.
Tho nrnt and fourth trains from Washington,
and third and nfth trains from Baltimore, stop q
all way points. .... ....-...- ..
For urther Information, tickets Of every kind,
hs., apply 10 George B. Koontx, Agent n Wahh'
inCton btaton, or ~ The ticket once. lU..
Il W. p. SMITH,
II Master TrAnsporioR-
i L. n COLE,
IA9o-u fChronAIntl General Ticket Agent.
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1864. ARRASs g LEI r 1864.
INV YORK. LINES.
rns CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND rHn.ApEL-
FILL RsHs, f kEp THsNToN RAILROAD cohPA'
kRoK PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YoRx
.-. ARD WAY PLAOBS,
rresa walnut Street whaxf and ksn-
- -Tf.F kingtsa Depot,
WILL LlAyl As FOLLOWS, vIxI Fare.
~ A. NJ, via Camden and Anboy-c.kA.
As x, 9is Camden .ndI.r;.y G,y-Nsw -'
AZ, : r., 4 Sis es%dsa and Jersey as, -
At, <: ", u. sssdsn and Jersey a,1-
nu !. Y. u. ssS,las,oa and J.ri.J aS .
A. Is 4, yis Camden .sd AasOy-c. ..a
A. Accommodation AZ
A T. r., via Camden and Anboy-c ana
A. =. T., Va Ksn.iay,on ..d Jsrssy city,
Washingtoa and n Z. R1Press Leo
A. ~ Ia, via KsnsinEton and Jsrssy utyi
AZ lrxE: q, y. H.a.lir.oi and Jersey CITY, :.
AZ xi sisSs5 y! d R.a.lls.on .ai Jersey ~
A. m, Va Camden snG HnSOy-AssOn- ~
mediation lfraiEht and PASsengor)-
IBt SlAss Ticket aoS
..f "a slAsa tiekot I.Bo
mo SIS =. N. Evening Mail and the I.Ss (Nisht)
southern Kxprssn VIII run daily, tAil others, Sun
days exooptsdl
DIRECT THROUGH LINES,
Between Warrington and New York, via BAlti-
Lave Wilmington for New York a. 7 and is,ts
m, and 7:sa ?. n. The sunday line leaves at
Law! a New York for washinrton at Q and 10 q.
N, 7iso p. m, and ~ midnight. Ths sunday line
leaves Al 7:So p. m.
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NJ OTICE. --WASHINGT0N AND
AN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. = On and aiter
IhIUhspAH, October lat, the stsAmeEa THOMAS
CoLLSERl Capt. oelnsyI NARY p RAf1hS,
llng1heaa, VIII commence their regular trips be-
tween AeHAndriA and WAshinEton, u o'clock In
ths morning. running SvsEy hoOT until os.ioaA
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IoTTICIAL.
Laws OF the United States-Passed At the
First Session OF the ThIrty-eiRhth
Congress.

tPUB1Io REsoLUrIoS-No. Ill
A RESOLUTION OF thanks OF Congress to Com.
modore Cadwalader Ringgold, the officers and
crew Of the United States ship " Sabine"
Be q resolved b. the Senate and House Of Rep
TssentattVes Of The United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the thanks OF Con
gress are hereby rendered to Commodore Ring,
gold, the officers, petty officers, and men OF the
United States ship "sabine," for the daring
and skin displayed in rescuing the crew OF the
steam transport "GoVernor,p wrecked In a
gale on the first day Of November, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one, having on board a bat
TALON Of United States marines under the COM
mAnd Of Major John G. Reynolds, and in
the search for, and rescue Of, the United States
hne-ofbattle ship Vermont" disabled in O
gale upon the twenty OF February last
with her crew and freight.
Bee. 2. And be Il further resolved, That the
Secretary Of the Navy be directed to communl.
cate the foregoing resolution TO Commodore
Rlnggold, and through him to the officers and
mon under his command.
Approved, March 7, 1864.
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CLOTHING.

L LET'iM RisEi |
VINO CARES, b. y
u4. WHO cAREsi
a WHO CARES
A ax Months stock on hand Of CHOICE |
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK Is at the
mercy Of the public. We shall not speak Of hsm
again.
WAIT NO LoNoER. NOW Is THE TIME.
THEY MUST Be SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The srea, invention Of the age,
PALMERs sPoNGINo MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods shrunk before making up.
Tst notwithstanding the extra expense, We shall
continue to ,si less than any other house in this
city.
SPRING ovERcoATs.
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
-r .. ofsvsry description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand a good assortment
" at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
J. H. SMITH,
tso SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once.
Also, aIarEo RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
At our wholes ale and Retail Mandatory 10
Baltimore.
wAShingtoniAns visiting Baltimore will md II
greatly to their advantage TO call al
SMITH BROTHERS CO.,
70 West Baltimore street,
ms-u Baltimore, Nd.
"SHALL WE sAY:IT"
"DARE WE SAY 1T n
sYEs.n
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TIRE GIDEON PRINTING
j OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
GIDEON PEARSON,
sTEAM-PowER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
Su Ninth street, near PsnniylV NniA Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly Increased the fAsil uieS Of the
above Old RstabllIhsd Printing
House by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And tn addition Of several Of the most improved
powER-P EssEs.
Are prepared to execute every vArist. rof
LETTER-PREss PRINTING,
From
ZINE VISITING CARD
LAESS POSTER
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=9ts-l-z-Ss-z -=Z-=--E-z
NT RW TRTT TARA PATRNT
N S,n.,s 20 - y a. ,as.
~ Ns1uT NJ ! H1Saiis tInIr a r1psJ
~ .aEs..r.. ~ M. In.sn,ton 80 sh...
AAe pskS r y. III na1rS1ryuE ~ s
Ns..A,n. a, ots,"i - ~ pnhIis th.f Mill ...orn,
~ Hs'AAs = oAeie w 'AS "N'A"' 'AA' "A' SS'OuA'
Dr '.- AR unnrva prnrtvEn
:. hsraet ~ ~ sstsrad Gonn.n,o.,
~ NJ ny .Less ti ~ 60 49, ~ az
SaS Sat9C. 80 Foot psssanS.ss nSs- prtlsos
rIIo ~ 4. "a q AZ aent.oI ~ TanSns
. ann 1ts H.ern.sts IL No "a, ae ~
vi vi ~ ..st stSsnsth 80 drs.h,IItS, ~ hsrthot
.nt ~ ~ an IN .aXinS noint Il nm seessary,
n ~ n, ~ a. ssslnshia 800
NJ ATR MAnuTNRI
y a LAM
AGeinst me too-oIten plAetloeo
.-...n kh0Ck-DOWN bfsTkh
Ii general use 10 also wherever Moneys are paid
for Admission, Hueh -
THRATREs
On their different Ttefs and Ali other Public Places
o. Hxhlbttion, LArEo FirGt-olAss Hotal Dining
NoomI, (PropFietofs OF which will save q quarter
n their fenti by It's introduction) Fair Grounds,
Raaa Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not least, this prinoiple prevents Fraudulent Re-
taEas OF Votes n Elections.
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pHHP q soLoJ IONS,
BooKBELLERe, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PRAN BRs,
BLANK book MANUFACTuRERs,
1S2 FnDu sYLVAHIA AVENUE,
Have constantly 'on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and re mt Publications,
Army statio nery, all kinds
Field AAnp old Writers,
CONF ANY toll Books,
Central osdar Files,
TimS Books,
ArrAy Pay Tables,
field GlAa SEES,
fiSn ring Presses,
AbstIast Papers,
RenSioA and Bounty blanks,
Record books for use At headquarters BY As
siItAnt AdiutAnt Generals.
BfAnk book made, and Printing doAe - order on
Nj Printsd BOOK sen, By mail nee Of postage.
| THIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OF
y PICE, DEFoT OF WASHHSToH, WAsHENOToN
AlldSaISrG IN DruEs, Hardware, Lumber, LSather
once FurSdture, Harness, and BaddleryI AIe 70
QueBted to send 10 this once, on the MONDAY o
each week, . sealed proposal or list, ~ dHPAfeSis
OF tho articles they arc prepared 10 furnish 70 th
| Depot At short notice, with the price Of eGoi
marked II plain ngures, 80 that N ease thS "a
tioiss can Be oStainsd without delay, and AZ Tn
lowest price.
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be 70
quired 70 furnish The list punetuAily every Monday
"G S1iSsdi.r General and cAisf auis SG
al = n NINnFL
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Who have injured themsslvss By certain practice
indulEed In whom Alone-a hal iffrequently learned
ffom evil companions, or 81 school, tha effects OF
which are nightly felt, even when AHleep, And II
both mind and body, should spply INN ediAtsly.
What a pity that young man, the hope Of his
snstohsd rom ali prospects and OF iiis,
BY tho consequence Of devtating from tho path OF
nature and indulgins in certain soorethsbn Such
perpona MUTT, bofors contemplating
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ronest that . sound mind and body arc the most
meas. Indeed, without these, the journey through
Hfo becomes q weary pilgrimAgei tho prospect
hourly aArhens TO the view the mind becomes
nhAdowod with deapalr, and filled with the malAns
sholy renestton that the happiness Of another b.
sones bliEhted with our own.
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
graduate nom one Of the most eminent Colleges Il
the United StAtes, and the greater part Of who's
life has been spent In tho hospitals OF London, Pa
ns, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected son
Of the most aItonlahinf cures thst were eve
known many troubled with ringing In the head an
cara whom asleep, great ouineef, being Alarme
At sudden sounds, baahfuness, with frequent blush
inG, attended sometimes with terAngen mont 0
nlnd, were cured Immediately,
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The Free State of Louisiana.


The steamship Morning star from New
Orleans on the 9th inst, va Havana on
the 9th has arrived. She brings 200
bales Of cotton.
Gen. Sherman arrived at New Orleans
on toe ID, on the gunbost Diana. HIS
late expedition Is called BY himself tig
raid, 10 the course of which he reached .
poip, ten mile. west of Meridian without
any opposition worthy OF the name, aud
returned with ], loo mules, 4,U0u Con-
trabspds, 500 prisoners, aud . large
smouut Of supplies.
Michael Habp was ipaugurated Cover
nor of Louisiana, on the iih, with impos.
lug ceremonies at New Orleans.
Gen. B.uks delivered an address, in
which be predicted the reduction Of she
resurrection to three or four States on the
A,lsu'ic COST by the seasons campaign.
He said, let US remember tbst the re-
Inauguration We celebrate has the tasis OF
. century, for we have achieved deeds OF
century IN the past ten years, go long as
the peopl. are faithful 70 themselves, SO
long will stand Louisiana the first return
ing State iu which every man is free man.
Gov. Hahu's inaugural address regards
slavery as the cause of the present unhOly
attempt to break up the government, aud
il. universal aud Immediate extinction as
public and private blessing. From every
light before NE, be says, | sm constrained
to believe tha, the cause Of the rebellion
is iu extremes, aud it seems to ms not
eItrsvsgsn. to look upon this yeas ss the
fnal one of the most seuseiess, csuse!ess,
and most murderous rebellion that ever
occurred 10 y civilized nation. TIE loyal
men Of Louisisus have suffered much and
deeply, but, with the blessings Of God
upon our e1ertious, all will be soon right
sgaiu, aud peace aud happiness aud pros-
perlty will smile upon our threshhold as
Of old.
All the people we're 10 the streets during
the day, aud there was uuauestionsbly
the sinceres, feeling Of satisfaction shown
than on many of the boisteroas days OF
Secession madness of 1861.
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A special despatch FROM Washington,
received in New York few day. since,
says that news has reached the Navy De.
partmeut that two French frig,,es bad
entered the port Of Acapulco, and bad
threatened t. bombard the town if resis-
tauce were offered. Tie defenceless Mex.
leans allowed them TO do what they wish
ed, cot being abie to offer the slightest
resistance The French then prOmiscous ,
searched all the vessels 10 the port. botn
neutral aud Mexican, and seized sIuauiity
Of eon,rabahd goods. Oar Government
has a mau-ot war watching the movements
of Napoleon The rights Of our f.g viii
hardly be violated with lmpuuity.
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100000 more Hen Wanted.
The following special order has just
been issued By the President:
UHITED STATIs EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Ms-cb ls.x

USITED STAIIs EXECUTIVE MANSION,
NAsHISsIoS, March u. lses.
Grades to supply the force required to
be drafted for the navy, and to provide an
adequate reserve force, ell contingencies
in addition to the FIVE hundred thousand
men called for on February lst, 1864, the
call is hereby made and . draft ordered
for 200, 900 men fer the military service
of the army, navy and marine corps Of the
| United States.
The proportional quotas for the differ.
ent wards, towns, townships, precincts,
election districts and counties will be
made known through tie Provost Mar
sbal Generals Bureau, and account will
be taken of the credits and deficiencies on
former quotas. The 18th day Of April,
1861, is designated as the time up to
which the numbers required iu each ward
of . city, town, &c, may be raised. VOL
untary enlistmeuts and drafts will be
made in each ward Of . city, town, etc.,
which shall not have filed the quota
assigned to it within the time designated
for the number required to fill said quota.
The drsf, will be commenced Is soon
after the 18Th Of April IS practicable.
The Government bounties, as now paid,
will be continued until April Is, 1864, at
which time the additional bouDties cease.
On and after that date one hundred dol
lars bounty only will be paid IS provided
oy the act approved July %, 1861.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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The Richmond Wing Of March 8, say
that ii will take about a week more ID
rebuild the railroad to Lee. army. Lee
has sent ou, his cavalry in all directions
to seize everything IN the shape of forage
and subsistence for his troops. The cir
cuisous route that everything has to come
over by railroad renders i, impossible for
Lee TO secure enough over Que line to keep
bis army from suffering, aud the farmers
in the vicinity are appealed to to come
forward with provisions for the troops.
10 IN article on our repulse in Florida,
the Way admits that the Rebe! force was
twice As large a. ours.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

SIIERIFFrS SALES.

DI wise Of a writ oi II. Pa, ,,ssec GOT
u Of the Couri Of Common P1ess u Tn
ion county. and 10 me directed, will b el.
pose. 10 puhi.e sale Or oufcry, on A1srdHs,
Apr.I 9. 1864, Al ne Riviere HoGse. 10 The
borough Of Levsbsrg. county "Fesaii. u
O'Clock P. W., . certain Lot Of GsouHa, ssss-
ate in Smuh'. Adtiiion to bor"sRh of
Lewisburs and co1niy Aforesaid. bounded on
me west hy SevenIh'sireet, souh ey lot ot
l.. and @ Chalfant, eass b. On alley. and sossn
BY Ioi OF lanes Hong btea. Containing oBs-
fourth Of an acre, more or Iess, vnh rhe aP-
pur,eDances- &c.
No. e-Also. a certain Lot of Ground Sit
uaie 10 the borough and counir sf,resaid.
bounded on the vest BY seventh sueeA north
by lot Of MN. Brown, Jr, sa.s ky n 7slley.
and oa Tte south by lot above dsssrIeed, con
tainiDf one fourth Of an acre, more or sess.
with the appuV'enances. Ac-- az the properly
Of EsphsDia s. CAalfaas and OSve' CAafant.
L. F. ALBRIGHT, ShenG
chsrir's Onf-s, L~slshurg. March II. lsst.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
The following important order has been

Ihe following important order has been
published
W.R DrPtR-vrsT, Any GES's OrFIcEl
WAssISsT0S, March Il, IsCi
The President of The United States
orders as follows:
First: Major Gen. Hallsck is, at bis
oEn request, relieved from duty as Gener-
al-in-Chief Of the army, and Lieu, Gen.
U: s Grant is assigned to the command
o. the armies Of the United States. The
neadquariers Of the army will be 10 Wash
iogton, and also with Lieut.. Gen. Grant
10 the field.
Second Major Gen. Halleck is assign.
ed to duty in Washington as Chief Of
STAFF of the Army under the direction Of
the Secretary of War and the Lieut.. Gen.
eral Commanding. His orders will be
obeyed aud respected accordingly.
Third: Major Gen W. T. Sherman is
assigned to the command of the military
c'''slon of the Mississippi, composed of
,oe peparimen, Of the Obio, the Cum ber-
isoa' the Tennessee, aud the Arkansas.
FOURTH: Major Gen. J. b. M'Phersou
Is assigned to the command Of the Depart.
ment aod Army Of the Tennessee.
fifto: 10 relieving Major Gen. Halleck
from duty IS General in- Chief the Presi.
oenf desires to express Dis appreciation aud
thsuks for the jealous maDner 10 which
TIE srduous and responsible duties Of tia,
position have been performed.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
1. u. IowSsLND, Asst. Adj. Gen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
The Hon. Thomas Tsppart died At hi

The Hon. Thomas Taggart died at bis
residence in this Borough on Saturday
last, after sn illness Of only few days, at
the advanced age Of 81 years. The de-
ceased Was . member Of the Convention
to amend the Constitution Of Pennsylvs.
mia represented this county in the Legis-
la,ure, two sessions served ten years as
an Associate Judge in the Courts of this
county, and filed other minor positions OF
honor and trust, during his life time. He
lived to ripe old age, and possessed the
respect and esteem Of his fellow citizens.
-4xaey Lumin7ry.