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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-04

CHAR Lx2-Au Act to amend the acts of April
first, eighteen hundred and siYty-two, and Sep
tcmbcr twenty third, eighteen hundred and six
g-tWo.
The Congress of the Confederate States Of Amer.
lea do enact, That the acts approved tweny-frst
April, eighteen hundred and siXty-two, and TWEEN
y-third September eighteen hundred and sixty.
two, regulating the increase and rank of the corps
of engineers Of the provisional army, be amended
10 read as follows "T That the President be, and
he is hereby authorized to appoint, with the adj
vice and consent Of the Senate an additional num-
Der of officers in the engineer corps of the provis
iouul army: Provided, That the whole corps shall
not exceed one hundred and twenty, and that the
number of officers in each grade be limited to
three coloncs, four lieutenant colones, eight ma
iors forty-fiye captains thirty-fye first lieutcu-
ants and twenty-five second leutenantS"
SEC. .. There may be appointed six military
sore-keepers, with the pay and allowances OF cap
tain of infantry, who shall give such bond for the
faithful performance Of their duty as may be pre-
scrbed by the Secretary Of War: Provided, That
the said storc-keepers shall be appointed from
persons who are disqualified for active service by
reason olwouuds received in the military service,
or disease contracted whilst in the army, or from
persons over forty-fyc years Of age
ApnrOyCd February II, lS6i
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-04

CuAp LN-An Act to amend the act entitled,
"An act to provide and organize engineer
troops to serve during the war" approved
twentieth March, eighteen hundred and sixty
three.
The Congress Of the Confederate States of Amer
ica do enact, That the above rccited act be so
amended that there shall be allowed to each regi-
mcnt of engineer troops, two quartemaster ser.
gcants
Approved February II, 1854.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Jan. s, 1864.

To the Gt1se,as of Azeramdria and rici'1itv:
WHEREAS, the smallpox is said to pre-
w vail in Washington city, and vicinity
Alexandria, Il have TO request al; citizens Of
Alexandria and soourner> here, who have
not been vaccinated, to have themselves prop
erly protected, at once, and in all doubtful
cases, to have the same renewed.
All colored persons, the poor Of the city, and
can have the same done, free Of expense, by
calling at the "Contraband Hospital.' Wash
ington ST., between Duke and " olfe sts. during
the hours OF and II A. NJ
By command of
Brig Gen JNO. ?. SLOUGH,
G. NJ. HIN Els, Surgeon and Health OFFICER.
ian 8-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRANIS
CELEBRATED llEIisEs tEEDIGINES.

NOW for the first time introduced into his
~ country, have been successfully used for
twenty-siX years iii Germany, and Their Of Eu-
lcpe and are particularly efficient in the cure Of
all chronic diseases they are imported direct
to this port by the undersigned and their eff
cheney and safety can be relied upon with con-
idencc They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POW DENS,
unequ,,led for the cure OF letter. As ji!,na,
Headache Sore Eyes, CatalTh, Pain in the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, Chi!s and
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrotula, Salt Rheln1, Can
Ger, Jaundice BiIiousness, -Eruptions o! the
Skin, Piles Worms Drop:y, Ery:ipelas: s ~
seases caused By impure blood, or Imperfect
PROF. WUNDRAM's RHUENATIC
POWDERS, u sure cure for all Rheumatic
complaints Gout in particular.
PROF WUNDRAM S EPlLEPIlC REM"
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for the
certain cure this terrible complaint.
PROF. W u NDRA NJ 5 VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an Invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma, Biliousness, Pain in the Breast Cough, sDys~
sentary, Red and White Flu2, Headache, Dier'
PROF. WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA, q
pleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
convalescents. also for Dlspeptlcs, and thoGo
afflicted with neryousness ,nr r-,D,r
EAI EhMlN A 1Oh. - .-- ~x,~,
PROF. UNDRAM' S TOOTHACHR
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
l45 Prince St, nearly opposite the Post Ottiee
between ST. Asaph and Washington sts:,
Alexandria, ' 3.
For sale also by ISAAC ENTWlSLE
q King ST. Alexand1ia. -
J: R: PIERPOINT S. 4. corner
King and Washington SITS, Alexandra, \ a
And H. L. PAUL. No. g. Prince st.,
nv 23-tf Cor Fairfax, Alexandris, Y q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09
SALE AT AUCTION.

BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE. Will be
u sold at Auction, Monday, 18th inst, the
large FRAMESHED on Queen street, between
Union and Water The roof is shingled, new
and tight. A good opportunity tor those put
ting up cheap tenements Building to be re-
moved after sale. Sale to take place on the
premices. Term Cash. ". l.. PENN,
ian st Auctloneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09

II 8 CONGRESS. SIN the Senate yester-
a,v bill was introduced making. all enlist
.nents il the regular army, during the war Tor
.broo wears: giving the same clothing, pay, "a
t;ons &c.. to coored as to white persons, ana
also giving freedom to che wives ana cnllore',
<,f such soldiers if they are slaves. Several
ather bills were introduced, among them one
regulating the pay Of the officers OF the army.
A resolutions was submitted by Mr.. Wilson,
nroposing to expel Senator Carrot Davis, OF
Kentucky, for introducing resolutions which,
! Is alleged. were meant TO excite the people
of the United States to revolt against ire
President Of the United States and those IN
authority who support him in the prosecution
~ the war" &C. After an explanation by
Mr. Davis the subject was laid aside and the
consideration of the enrolment act resumed
During the morning hour there was rather a
,;velv debate on the manner IN which the affairs
If the Navv Dept are conducted. 1t sprung
I'm IN consequence of Mr.. Hale moving recon
sideraticn Of the resolution heretofore adopted,
anstructing the Committee on Naval Affairs,
20 examine into the efficiency of the steam en-
zines lately constructed for the use OF the navy
the mode of supplies, and the conduct OF the
Department generally, his object being to nave
the subject referred.te special committee.
The Enrolment bill WAS then taken up, and
the three hundred dollar clause discussed
After which the Senate went into Executive
session. and then adjourned till Monday. The
House of Representatives was not IN session
yesterday.
It is understood that the recent nominations
made by President Lincoln to the Senate, tor
brigadier generalships, &C., are intended to
supply vacancies alone But one officer IS
trom the Army of the Potomac, Colonel De
Trohriand, of the 5Oth New York. -Four OF
the other promotions will be Of officers belong
ing to Gen. Grants army.
There are somewhere in the South at the
present time 100000 bales of cotton. At
fifty cents per pound, this is worth about
100000, O0O In order to get a portion OF
this, the New York World urges the immedi-
ate resumption Of free trade along the Missis-
sippi, and calls upon Mr. Chase to remove his
prohbtery restrictions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09
MARINI's DANCING ACADEMY.
G III A 2 ? e L Fl 4 L l.
,oyuer Of Duke and Washington Streets.

DROF. L. G. MARINI. of Washington,
[ has the honor to inform the citizens and
public of Alexandria, that at the request Of
several his friends, he will teach at the above
place on the following days, commencing Mon
day the 18th inst.
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION:
For young ladies. misses and masters mas Mon
days and Fridays, from to 7. NJ
For gentlemen from = to 10 same evenings
For particulars apply at the Academy on
Friday next from II till o'clock.
dec GIFTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09
POTOMAC PROVISION STORE.

No. H. Fa1rfar Street, mert door to Leod0eotsrS
TINE FRESH POULTRY, Eggs, Jersey
i Sausage, Southdown Mutton, Goshen But
ter Potatoes and Vegetables &c., &C., con-
tinually on hand. HElSLEl ".
jan 4-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-09
yEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PA1191,

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
WITH Innoxious Vapor by Doc!c rs
w .S1GEsNoND 4 HAYWARD, No. 2ll, King
st.. inventors and sole manufacturers OF the
A \ Il S L II + TIC lNNOAlOuS NArOR.
NOT launching Gas, nor chloroform nor ether.
but Strictly an Ansesthetic Agent, entirely free
fren exhiierating effects, and is perfectly har'n~
less, causing "a quiet sleep with pleasant senaa-
ton and perfect insensibility to pain.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 3, lob3.-Ihlsls to certii?
+b,f w. had several teeth extracted this day By
Drs, S. 4 H., without the least pain whatever,
and we can cheertully recommend to every one
who is suffering, this new system Of extracting
teeth -1GO. ,, - I - - ~
dec 4-tf W t. HENOENoO-E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
FROM THE FRONT.

Rebel Reconnaissance on our Left-Arr;val
OF hebei Desertefs, &C REBELS Desert.
ing from the James River Fleet.
Inc mail steamer Manhattan, Ca pt Butler,
arrived this morning from City Point, bring.
Ing up the mails and passengers. She reports
mat since the attack OF the rebels on Kaurz nd
brney, all has been quiet, with the exception
tnat the rebels on Saturday morning made q
reconnaissance in force on our extreme left
grew out Of Ii
The Manhattan brought up IS refugees and
in charge OF Capt. E. d. Hills, OF the is9th New
1ork The deserters have come into our lines
Al uLHerent times, some from Richmons, Pc
tersourg, and one or two are deserter from
Early. Among the party is little colored bar
past, mas been serving on the rebel ram Rich
mond as captains steward. Drew was for
mfrly employed in this city, and seems to bs
quite an intelligent darkey He states that
unless the rebel fleet in James river Is brought
into action very soon there will not be men on
sertion. Wv
The fleet numbers vessels, three of them
Deing IRON clad rams, each mounting guns,
ana manned bv about IS men each, tine full
complement seing $50 each,) VIZ the Richmond
mag snlp) 1t j. ). Maury, (which Dire " left
ON monday last, she then being belo " Oh apin's
Binn.l tie Virginia, Lit. Com'r Sheppard, aad
the Fredericksburg, Com'r rhos. Roof no
others are wooden vessels, mon, 100 ems
each, manned by 81 me- ,,,. .~o gun suns
NJ mona eass a. VIZ ne Beaufort, Hampton, Nanss
~ . Drury.
. me deser,ers repeat the story Of scarcity of
supplies at the South, and one OF them being
asked why he left Dixie, said that when whisky
cost 81 a drink, and it took one hundred dollars
to 90 on the smallest kind o. spree, he thought
It vas time to leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
THE REBELS IN CANADA

On recent trip to Niagara and Montreal, the
editor OF the Star had an opportunity OF hear
ing many Of the rebels domiciled In the Can
adas express themselves in public places with
reference to the approaching United States
election. In every instance they manifested
an earnest interest in the success Of Mcclellan
an intere st not surpassed by those on this side
OF the line who nightly carry banners and
torcbl lights at opposition political meetings. It
was evident to him that they based all their
remaining hope OF the eventual success OF the
rebellion upon the alleged prospect OF McUlel.
lan's triumph at the polls; which, they inva-
riably declared, will involve speedy peace
upon the terms OF Jefferson Davis. They all
realize-if hundreds Of thousands OF the oppo.
sition here DO not yet realize the fact-tha.
Gen. McClellan's election must necessarily
result In placing the policy Of the Government
wholly In the hands OF PendIeton, Vallandig-
ham, the w Gods, Long, ct id omns genus.
We repeatedly heard them In hotel CONVEX.
sations declare that 1t matters little whether
Gen. Mcclellan was himself disposed or NO
TO make peace on the basis Of separation and
entire southern independence. As, il he be
elected, it will then require but single sho
fired by man Of nerve and (rebei) patriot
Ism to place at the head Of the United States
Government statesman duly elected BY all
the forms OF the Constitution and laws, who is
pieoeeo by his entire public record to make
peace on the terms OF JET Davis IL he and his
co'reoei ieaoefs will have peace on no other
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10

The Fifth and Ninth Corps Advance Their
Ltnes-They Drive the Enemy Back with
Loss-The Enemy's SkIrmishers Driven
to Their Breastworks.
Correspondence Associated Press

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Oct. 9.-The Fifth and Ninth Corps advanced
their lines yesterday some half mile, driving
theenemy's skirmishers into their bIeastworks.
The movement was for the purpose OF feeling
their strength, and to determine whether this
part Of the liae had been weakened so as to
strengthen their forces elsewhere.
Our forces hold the ground gained, but as
vet have made no attack on the main line. A
few prisoners were taken during the advances.
Their statements are merely repetition of al
most all others, namely: hard times, sreat
dependency among the troops, etc.
Picket firing was kept up all last night. The
prisoners say they are much opposed to this
barbarcns practice. and only noulge in ii on
the positive orders OF their officers, but that
they generally fire too high to have any effect
Their officers believe this practice prevents
many desertous, which Is true.
Our NOR ar firing Is said to be very accurate,
scarcely cay pass ng which numbers of
the enemy are not killed and wounded by
shells buTsti NJ in their midst.
w. ID. McGRRGoR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10

strive, and by the blessing of God aud tde
strong arm Of the soldiers yet hopeA7to
obtain Il. II there be Ii ose who hoped t5G0t :
wit the Yankees, and by smooth words and
fair speeches, by the appearance of a wiiltas,-
ness to treat or TO listen TO reunion, hope TO VI.
feet any certain candidate IN the North, they
deceive themselves Victory in the field Is
the sarest element OF strength TO peace par
ty. Let us win battles, and we shall have
overtures soon enough. Is there man in the
South IN favor of reconstruction Mr. Davis
drew a fine picture of the horrors of reunion,
which means subiug CATION. "Ail that have
to say" he exclaimed, in concluding this por-
ton OF his remarks, "is that the man who Is 10
favor Of this degradation is on the wrong side
of the line of battle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
CAPTURE OF REBEL CONSCRIPTING
PARTY.

: Commander g. B. Marcomb, OF the q: 9.
steamer Shamrock, writing to the Navy De-
par,ment from on board his vessel IN Able.
marie Sound, under date Of Oct. 2. reports tnat
sent up the Alligator river 70 capture party
of rebels who were conscripting In the vicinity
of that river. Inc gunbcat Valley Cty was
head the rebels Cd, should they attempt 70 es.
cane that way In crossing the bar at tse
mouth OF the Scuppernong the Valley Oity
from a batterv of Whitworth field pieces and
musketry, wkich IRE the Valley CITY feturnea
and drove the rebels on. go dsMsge OF any
TSa sxnedi,ion proved TO- b q successful
one. and the army boa4 which assembled the
!Allieator river csptured tbs whole rebel party.
$yhe number OF men captured u nos gwen In
Oommsndef MarcOmb's report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
GOOD NEWS FROM MISSOURI
Price RepuI>ed and Severely Whipped
He is on the II etreat

Price RepuI>ed and Severely Whipped
He is on the Il etreat.
ST. Louis, Oct 9.-Official dispatches from
Jefferson City state that the advance of Price
from Usage River to Morgan Greek, ten miles
from Jefferson City. on the eth, was spritedly
contested by our cavalry. A considerable
NUMBER OF the enemy were killed and wound died.
wounded.
On the morning of the stn the rebels thrsy
mp line Of battle before our works but after
being well tppe!ed by our batteries, they
moved on toward the west, and were folio we'd
by our forces SIX miles, received from them
sharp punishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
Affairs In Georgetown.


LINCOLN AND JOHNSON FLAG The I'm.
coin and johnson Club have purcbasS8 q
splendid national flag. which they are NM,
pairing to elevate at the corner OF Bridge aSd
High streets this afternoon. FNdts
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKRT-Thare are p,,
transactions Of importance. The prices remain
as quoted in the Star OF last Saturday The
market is more unsettled.
JOINED HANDs.-The Lincoln and Johnson
club recently formed, with Jos Libby, ESQ.,
as president has decided to unite with the
club OF which Col ]. A. Magruder is prasl.
dent, believing they can effect more by SO do.
ing. Its due to the club 70 state that the mann
bers were not aware of the other organization =,
until it was announced in the papers.
CANAL -Arrived-Boats 1osppbus Ho,ddT
Rule. Hibernia, Kate Korns, A. M Thomas
559,i lO0 tons coal 70 Central Co; D Steward
o. Clifton, Geo. K. Sistare, Alex. Walsh, ar
Clark, 4I6,3l.1oa tons TO American Co; Ems.
peror. 1866. 100 to New Hope Co; Neptuner
113, IS 100 tons to Midland Go: Fulton Man ie :.
Communipaw, 320.27.1e0 to Cumberland Go;
Liona, Florence. PIG, 1900 to Baltimore and
Hampshire Co; Lidia, 1918 100 tons to Borden
Go. Departures eight, all light.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN -Claared-Sohrs
J. Parker, Senard, st. Mary's; ]. A. Parson,
Leste, Bridgeport; Hew, Carter, Boston: War.
renton, Wooster, New York; J. J. RarrelI,
Doueherty, Baltimore; Challenge, Benton,
Providence; Francis, Council, Jersey Cty;-
Ocean Bird, Langford, Snow HILL brig Re-
porter, Philbrook, Boston; boat Allegheny,
RuRan, Occoquan; sloop Oneco, Macsn, Wi.
cOmicO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
NAVAL CApFuRPa

Rear Admiral ID. q. Farragu, reports to the
ship Hartford, In Mobile Bay. under date OF
Sepfem Der 24th, the capture OF the schooner
"John," of Veiasco. coast Of Texas, with a
cargo of eighty-one bales Of cotton, on the
morning of the nth ult., by the IT, s. steamer
Augusta Dinsmore, Acting Volunteer Lieut.
M b Cros well, commanding.
Rear Admiral Farragut also reports the cap
ture of the schooner Oregon, by the Narcis-
sus, Acting Ensign VIM. Jones' in Biloxi Bav,
Mississippi Sound, on the morning Of the 9th
of August last
Both of the captured vessels were sent to
New Orleans for adjudication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
New York Stock Narket-First Board
lBy the Peoples Llne-Ofnce Sill Ninth srree

NEW YORK, Oct. So. 5. 1851, coupon Ga.
lc5H; U: 5. a.2Us, l07a Ger uncares Of inoebt.
edEess, 9ih Gold, 1861; N. 7. Central, u31
Ene, W hudson River, HAY; Harlem, =;
gan southern, 63, Illinois Central. 14K;
Olevelanf and Pittsburg, 96H; Cleveland and
Ioieoo, lUii chicago aud Rock Island, 20 Z :
Mllwa1Eie aud Prairie du CHEN, Al; Pi,ts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, OK; Alton
ana Terra Haute, -; Chicago and North.
western, 39A; Quicksilver, TX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10

nSI o. o. F.-GRAND LoDGB.-Ths guar
III { terIy meeting will be he'd on MONDAY
Eokk j Oct 10Th 'tPPh 'e sWRsy o. o..
NTL ADIEs' FAIR.
The Fair for the bsnea. Of the sixth P-ssbyt.-
O'Clock at Odd Feilows' Hall Full band of music
in tsndst ce. Sea- on tickets SIC admission ibc
oc S IwS =
TTHE EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
~ and Johnson Club will hold regular N ct
ire every TUESDAY EVENING at OF Fellows
Hsli, Nav, Yard at ~ o'clock All true lovers
or S III non to the seci, , , o. ii coin
WIN. DIXON. President.
JAS. c DULIN, Sec sep Is M,T6StN6
nssUK6EON GEN sRAL's OFFICE WASH
IS ,IsG1os 9, SEPTEMBER st. iast r. Am "A!
K ins ;nd sasseSn Perrin
g RECORDER, win meet At Cincisnati. Ohio on
candidstes for adm- sion into the NJ d c.I staff Of
tie United States Army, aad OF such Assist ant
Surgeons for promotion IS may be brought before
Applicants must be b. tween twenty one and
thirty years eff age, and physically sound
Appi catons mr at be addressed to he Secretary
of ar, the Sur geon Gene al. stating the resi-
den of the applicant aud the date and place OF
his birth; they mnst also be companied BY re-
spectacle testimonials of moral character.
undergoing the examination. as it is an indispen-
sable pre- requisite to appoin ment.
Staff JOS BARNES
Sc % thkm Surgeon Gener~t q. g. A,
0SLADIEs OYSTER AND DINING SAIGON,
US st JOS. SHAFFIELDrS Confectionery
3s6 sixth street betwesn G and Fl Parties.
Fairs, Weddis GO, B. lis. Receptions and Entertain
reasonable terms. Ice Crea n ard Water Ice m is
by steam power. wholesale and retail sep H-tm@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
FOREIGN ARRIV al.

QUEBEC, Oct. 10-The steamship Jura, frou
Londonderry on the Both ult, has arrived
The political news is generally unimPortant.
There Is continued depression and sdditional
failures in English commercial circles, but isi6
reported that there is no panic. Asa
A bark rugged rebel steamer had been spoken
in the Malta Sound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
PROM EUROPE.
The Case of MulIer-Defalcation of an
Iron Master.

SANDY HOOK, Oct lG.-The steamship Hansa
from Southampton on the 18TH ult., has passed
here.
The coroneI's jury have rendered a verdict
OF WIIful murder against Muller.
a. w. Marsdsn, I'M iron master, has abscoud.
ed 10 America. He forged bulls on the Reeds
bank TO the amount OF fSO,CGO
- COnsolS s. ass for money
The rebel loan is quoted at 73xa74H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
LOST AND FOUND.

STGRHtYED AWAY. on Thursday, a young brown
~ COW, with q white spot on the forehes'. Lib
IN sp 5ss her rs' esP g
0sT:-strayed or stolen. on the 7th instant, a
The nnder will be suitably rewarded ON applics.
othse. oc lO-tf
[ osT1sIO REWARD-A. sOLDIERI5 DIS
y. CbAKGE, by the name of John -sdy, who
ns IF h Z at ks
between Kendall Green and the Treasury. on or
after the 22d of September. oc l0-4t'
FsTRAYED-Prom the premises of J. II Pom
o. and I. G. Ah0'ral rewaf 4 viz RoS r. Pad
IT. Corner ~ and G SITS. Island
Coz RlWARD-stolen from my stable on Sat.
YEo urday night, October 9Th. light sorrel
White down the Su . s'a about s hss
.soye reward Win Be paid for her return to my
Oc lost BENTON FOLSOM.
gJ Sd Of 0ctob Der. : large White cow. with red
l rstPrned to AMOS HUNT, 81 North street. Cap
STTRAYED AWAY-31 % about the 18th of
head suitable rswsrd viii BE- paid If rstnrned
CAME 70 THE PREMIsEs Of the undersi gned
~ last week a small red MULs. The owner is
,1 10 9af. e
house ~ s.s east OF the Eastern Branch Bridge.
7 osT.0n Sunday, the ID inst.0t, . small black
given il rsturned to JOS MANsFIsID. Tn street
east near new school house. oc ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10
SECOND EDITION.
OCLnOK p. NJ
Omcial War Bulletin

Good News From Hsher man Sheridan and
Butler sherman In Coed Condition,
Abundantly Provisioned, aud 3 usily e
gssed Repairing his Railroad Couuec.
tions-h God forced to X etreat RAPIDLY to
Dsllas-Sheridan SIN ASKING mp the r eb. |
supply DeDois in the Ve.:ey-Late f,om
General Butier-Richmond Papers Ad.
init the Death of the Rebel Gen. Gregg
Destruction of the Railroad B ridge over
the Rapidan by Yankee Cavalry-suc
cesses by Gen. q ur bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10

NEW SINGING CLASS-Only few Ladies' aud
" Gentlempn's voices are required to fill up a
ne Singing Glass of Prof Alex Wolowski. These
who would like t. join that class will call at his
residence. ASS 18th street oc 10 ct
nENTISTRY -Drs. LOCKWOOD MERRILL.
j - Dentists, Room No. 2. Washington
Bni ding corner Penna, avenue and 7th33
STREET &C 10 Inns N@&I@S