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GALE BY THE UNITED STATES OF Stall
- LIONS AND BROOD MARES.
Chief Quarternastsr's Office, Depot Of WASHINGTON,
Washangton, ID. c., Aug. 5, 1864.
In addition to the unseryiceable Horses and
Mules advertised to be sold at the Corras, near the
Observatory, in the city Of Washington, on WE'D
NESDAY, August 10, 1864, at III O'Clock a. m .
there win be sold at the same time and place a
number of
STATIONS AND BROOD MARES
condemned unfit for public service
Terms cash, in Government funds.
ID. II. FUCKER,
Brig. Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
au Sat Depot of Washn gton.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

by JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL AND VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPER
TY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS. -.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August sth, st 81
O'CLOCK the premi ses, shall sell part OF Lot
mia avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. west, run
ming back to a private alley belonging exclusively
Frame House, used az a shoe and cigar store en-
the first floor and dwelling above. The property
is adjoined on each side by fine brick buildings,
and could be improved st q comparatively small
cost, as it will require no building but the front
wall. ~
Title perfect.
Terms One half cash; the remainder in three
and six months, with interest secured by deed
of trust on the premises ."@.i
Conveyances and stamps ct the cost of the pur-
jysa.d 10. MCGUIRE Il co. Auets
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AN1w PERFUME roR THE RAspKEaoHrxr.
PAa's.s might Blooming oersusn
PAn'ons might Blooming cereus."
Phal0n's might Blooming cersus,n
Phal0~'s might Blooming Csrsus."
PAalon's might Blsominr oereus.'
Phalon's might Blooming cereus."
Phalon's might Blooming oersus."
most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume
aissilhed from the rare and beautiful flower from
Manufactured only By PHiLoH Son, N. Y.
BEWARE OF coUNrERFslTS:
3e Is SIN Sold by druggists generally.
Sama,isax's Cir is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vesetable rem
and rece Mt cases in twenty:fou hours Nom neral
no balssm no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
do not want to be exposed Male packages. ga
Sa,narssn. Root and Herb Jusess-A positive and
permanent cure for s. philis scrofuIs Ulcers Sores
sPHts Tsttsrs DC. Psies 9T s.n bottles tor g
.srHRMArosHHGA GAS BE CgRED.-Dr Rands spe-
eifc cures Sprn1atorrheo, Se,n5nal Wsakssss, IN
s II Ss
F F the saa b. 81 fd4 d M ms1
street and Pa avenue. Washington. and Henry
Cook, Aiexapdria. ta6-ly
NERVOUS DEBILITY, 6IMIhAL WEAKNESS, etc.,
Can BE Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of Others and will tell you nothing
but the tyatb. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD Fl. TRAvER,
mar D&Wly Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
DIsEAsns OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs--new and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard Association-Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address D. ]. Skillin Houg hton, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. je 80 3m
oheA5 EST Az PEST - EAiE Dih IN TIE MQ1LD
90 cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by
b. O. Ford, corner Ith street and Penn. avenue,
Warrington; and Henry Cook, Aiexsndris.
a6-lv
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S.T...1s6O.-X.

Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart lack OF
stipaton, &C., deserve 20 suffer if they will not
try the celebrated
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I1OR SALE-A large and wel-built three-stor
Il BRICK HOUSE, with back building, Ne. III
possession given. Apply to OHARLEs 81. LANE,
l24 Pc. avenue. gks< te7-eotf
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Doc SHooTING.-Ofcer Walling and Shell
ton have been detailed to destroy dogs at large
IN the Sixth Ward, and are rapidly extermi-
mating the CANNES who have notthe wire muz-
Zle over their smellers. On Wednesday after
noon, in the prosecution Of their business, they
shot dog on the corner of East Capitol and
Stn streets. A Capt. Cambell here abused the
officers for the act, and while so engaged, his
dog showed itself on the street, and being un.
muZzled, was also shot, and this enraged the
Captain up to the boiling point, and he became
% disorderly that he was arrested and taken
before Justice Gull, who fined him 81 50, and
explain ed the law on the subject.
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NTOORES WEST END DRUG STORE. if3
Ivl PENN. AVENUE. SOUTH 6IDE,-Ly.-D
mans Patent Preserve Jars, fresh and pure
Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Co.
Ayers end other Msdleinssl - iYN ~
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a UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,f
WASHINGTON, d. c., July q. 1864.
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Gissboro, D; e., on ., uo-sas
TUESDAY, Au gust 9, 1854, 100 Cavalry Horses;
These horses have been condemned as unht lot
the cavalry service of the army. s -,
For road and farming purposes many eooo osr-
gains may be had.
Horses sold sir gly: 49,. -.,.v
ierme cash. III o LANES A. EKIN,
I;a,+ CoI and Chief Quartermaster,
a., nc To hie"'' S''' ~ Cavalry Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-06

TIE oHEAPEsT AND BEST EAR DIE IN fHE WORLD
-Nsrey Fades OF Washes Ont.-Upham's Hair Dye,
30 cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by
8. O. Ford, corner 11th street and Penn. avenue
Washington; and Henry Cook, Aiexsndris.
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nIRRIENp NV TYPOGRAPHICAL Wan
MAP OF TH1 e0UTHIRN STATES, with =
Chronology Of the Great Rskellion; 60 cents.
MA H8Alo1 TAILV
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DIsEAsRs OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs--new and reliable treatment
in Reports of the Howard ACKNOWLEDGMENT by
mail mail in scaled lsttsr envelopes, free OF charge
ciation. No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa, je Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-06

Nglvous DEBILITY, sIMIsAL WEAKNESS, etc.,
Can BE Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD 81, TRAvKR,
mar D&Wly Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-06

THE RIOT CAsB.-Yesterday morning, while
the trial of the parties charged with partIcipat-
ing in the riot, near Branch Hospital, on
Thursday, in which Robert Stroupe, 9th Penn
sylyania cavalry, was killed, was progressing
before Justice Gull, the military authorities
in measure abated the nuisance, by pulling
down two of the shanties near the scene of
riot, one OF which was occupied by Mrs. Ann
Thompson. Subsequently officers Shelton,
Grant, and Brennan arrested Mrs. Thomson
and Richard O'Kief, the former for selling
without license and 10 soldiers, and the last
named for selling TO soldiers, and they were
both fined $50 each by Justice Gull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-06

GRANT, SHERMAN and all other Union Cen
" erals, in true original lkenesses. Also fne
collection Of oil colored PHOTOGRAPHS. ct
FRANKLIN & co., Opticians,
244 and 1913 Pa Az
Catalogues Of our Cartes de yisite furnished free
on application. ~ q st
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AUCTION SALES.

Fer ether Auction sales zee flrss page.
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
ADmI6NNTssTIHNA Rat SALE or Houses, WAC
n, T HNS AZ HARM ESS AT AUCTION.
san ~ nrSA the 9th of August, 1884, shall
" e nn g. m. in front of our Auction Store,
Ing to the personal estate Of Mr.. Louisa Hunter,
Two Excellent Work Horses
Two Wagons and Harness.
Terms cash.
By order of the Admi uistr..or
au 6-4 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
RY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
On TUESDAY MORNING, eth instant we win
sell, in front of the Auction Rooms an assortment
OF Groceries, consisting of sacks and boxes of
Purest ground and grain Coffee;
Boxes Soap, Starch and Candles;
Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats;
Boxes Sauces, Mushrooms, &C.;
boxes Claret. Champagne, DC:
Barrels bottled Whiskey:
Demijohns b. andy and Gin;
Barrefs Whiskey Brandy, and Gin;
lsrreis Glassware and Tnmbiers;
Boxes Tobacco, Little Fanchon, ~" Black Dia-
DoDd n"Royal Gem, ''"Piue Apple"
500 Cigars various brands.
au6-d W. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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TOR RENT-Part of an unfurnished HOUSE.
4 consisting Of saloon, parlor, chambers and
bathroom: suitable for housekeeping. Apply at
eth
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
On 9TH STkEkT WEST, ETWEEN N AND o
= STREETS NORTH.
On TU ESDAY AFTERNOON, August 9th, at 69s
O'Clock on the premises, we shall cell the south
part OF lot o. T. in subdivision OF square No. 399
frcntibe Is feet inches on 9th street between n
and streets north, and running back "a feet
INCHES, 10 20 foot alley.
Terms cash.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
IN THE FIRST WARD.-The undersi gned
will sell all or part of that valuable property upon
which he resides, situated on the corner of 10th
LAFAYETTE Square, consisting of several hand some
BUILDING LOTS, one nee, Of them improved By a
ing with good stabling The above property win
be sold low for cash. Enquire Of T. DRURY,
Wood Coal dealer, near the War Department, or
on the premises jy 3t-lmF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-06

E0R. RENT-A large BRICK BUILDING on
T. Maryland avenue. near corner LIST street, west.
terms apply to ]. F. GEDNEY, 1893 Pennsylvania
avenue. An 5-3t+
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Rev. Mr.. ThoS. Casticton. who has
been very energetic in establishing
Soldiers Homes in Texas, is q; pre-.
ent on Il visit in .his city with III
view of organizing Il central ;rea-ur,
He proposes establishing 5, Idi.rs
Homes throughout Louisiana, on til,
principal routes oftravel. We hop,
our people will show heir willing
ness in furtL,ring him III tie benevo-
lent work be has undcrtaken S.
that our citizens may more full y CON
preh-nd the n" tire and imporIanc,
of his mission, we would suggest t!a.
Mr.. Z. appoint some evening, aHo
address the public, aud tina. 4 cn'-
lection be made on the occasion, il
aid of the cause. This mi yh; be e
lowed by "TAHLEAU," if our fan
ladies are SO inclined and We fec
confident Il ey would cheertullv DO
this, ii they knew it to be essen ia,.
Mr.. Castleton address large ~.
dience on Sunday evening.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

We understand that Jud Sc Mois"
has decided that the trial of A. "
Mckee by court martial was nuI
and void. and that the prisoner mus
be handed over to the &. S. Distric
Court for trial.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

The Memphis Argus says that a;
the Chicago Convention, Geo. 3. Ne
Clel!au was nominated for President.
and Geo. II. Pendleton for Vice. Presi
dent. The resolutions Of the Con
vention will e found elsewhere.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

We undsrst i,lat some persons
were made to pay "two" dollars per
copy for our paper last week. THIS
was without authority from Us, aud
should not be encouraged. VIII. Il
you want to purchase paper cal It
the office.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

We have received & copy Of IT,
Tax law as amended, AID vii! re
view it for the benefit Of our readers.
1t was sent to us by Judge 2. ".
Gray. Of the Treasury Department.
Thank YOU.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

The five ooiiar bids. though no,
out of date until Octob, =, art. pr-::T
much played out.a they are di,.icU.t
TO pass, except at the discount.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

y The clerk O. IA. weather hes be-
come aft, c,ed at tic condition Of the
country and shed tears. We had
respectable showers OF rain d"S:u g
.he past week.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Among the speakers at the great
meeting in Chicago, was 40 ISIS a
Parsonage than Log John Went
worth. of HAT city, who has boldly
taken sis departure, bag and bagsagr,
from the Republ can party
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

In tins Issue ot our PIP VIA b.
found the name 81 Gen. Henry Ucny ;
candidate for Congress from til . Dis
trict. Ee Is a gentleman well known
to tle p, ople Of North Louisiana.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Astronomers predict that in No
vember of this year a meteoric dis.
play of falling stars sin:il q: to thai,
Of November, 1888. W i'll t;ke | lace.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

The total number Of shells thrown
into Charleston during the first year
of the siege, was seven thousand and
ninety one\
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Rev. Daniel Waldo, a revolutiona-
ry soldier anda fs~ years since Chap
lain to the U. S. House of Represen-
tatives, died recently at Syracuse,
NY.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Printing lax ITnafed.-irin'rrs
or others having Printing Ink, in
large or small quantity, that they
would be willing ~ sell, will please
address the editor of this paper.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Thanks to Liyu:. J. W. Al!,-n. for
,he us of pa! ers and dispatches.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

The NarsLa.l Rrtu iican again
comes 10 US after suspension Of
nearly twelve motifs. We ar.
pleased to welcome it once more
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Report says tl.at III. attack on N .
bile has been discontinued in disgust
by the enemy.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

General Soeitv captured l500pl'is-
ouers a few days since, in the rvish-
holLood of Little Rock.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

See notice OF "a. Kennedy, Dem
tis.. He cones 'ghiy !coommera-
I'd.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

The Yankee account OF the fall of
Atlanta-which we publish--wc
Judge is a Roorback.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

AttentiO N!-Persolis arriving
with, or receiving. late southern OK
northern papers. will ob!iS" us and
benefit our readers, by loanimg them
70 the editor, if only tor an hour.-
Items of news also solicited.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-13

Lord ralmonston has made
81, rrh expressing the hope tina.
peace would soon y. restored in
Aurrica
, 1864-04-28
GntuSrtlte1tt8.


MoT1CKER'S THEATRE,
P1oprietor aod r VI s:.a Il. IcvlcSef.
CHANCE OF r1wE.-poers open 8. half past Il
performance eounences =. o'c!ocz-
TaEEsspAE EvEs1So. Ap1r y. 'ss., Ere,s sss.
tretk,
MISS KATE FISHER,
T ssr ,,lDsa no
r. 1h1 thrilling dronntlc Draa ID thrss acta, an
R1AzEFPA, =.
Or, The Wild Horse Of Tartary.
GAzhFPa, SAszStsPpa ,...-...-.....A'ss KATE FISHER.
The horse. With ss Fisht la.,cd to his back, viii
ascena wi,h 'Ahsnns speed to the e1reEe height Of
F1issy-BENKFir OF MISS KATE FISHER.
sss9r9sE , IT st.s51se sHANp MATINEE when
rOLONEL WOODS MusEUA.
" 100000 CURIO@ITIks.
29D1 ass
MONDAY EVENING, April 18th. -.
TEfF65fE1ESsgaaR f16iEEs aREaT hSsokr tA
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS!
TT Uses that have nirb.ly throuRed this beautiful
Dramatic Ten pie to Ettnr the performance Oh tne
EXCELLENT STAR COMPANY.
APPROVED BY THE CLEKGTI
SANCTIONED By THE BAE!
COMMENDED EY MERCHANTS AND BANKERs
In the Great Moral Drama, the
TICKET-OF-L f. AVE MAN.
FOR THE TWEETT-EIETH TINs-
FOR THE TWEETY.NIETH TINE.
FOR THE TwESTY-S1ETa TINE
Thousands OF young mc2 and women have gone away
with better hearts. Parents take your chilli an. Hu
banda tnkc your wives fcuog 2n1lcs pe:au.de yons
1ovtrs 10 60. 1t viii make them better men 1t IL
pronounced by upwards Of Is- laoo PEOPLE Wig
ACTED aln MoST PERFECT PLAY ever prodarsd
Ia URpAY AFH.RSooHs I'll .aithcr a.ssse. su u
eehs Children und.r tvei1e ye rs Scents. D:es,
Sza9d s.: 10 eIt1s charge for Deserved 3e.ts. 30.
Room org a: O'Clock Cnrtaln rises at quarter to
| 8. Caxrages should call at loH.
| GRAND MATINEE livery SATURDAY At ~ cc1ocK
Tickets to Matinee y cent? admitting the older to
! all parts Of the house.
kT The Great museum, with tta over 900 Curt.
otltfes! The Invisible Lady, The Euosmolla An ert.
can Giantres! Eight Feet high, and Weighing aver
$50 pounds will appear nightly. Miss AVER, q yessa
ot5. 50 Inches Hugh the fnest Small Lady N the
World, ap2id63plu
, 1864-04-28
TEN HfE2lsHaaENTS CALLED
EO1R IN IOWA.
The 100 Days Special seryfcc-rroc9n-
NATION OF Gov. Stone.

DEs MONIES, April &c, 1864
To THE PrnrLE OF Iowa: The President has
agrced to accept from the Northwestern States,
the service Of one hundred thousand volunteers,
for period OF ono hundred dars, Eom the time Of
their mastering into the SERVICE Tor the pnp0se OF
enabling the veteran troops to be pushed forward
and to ach1eTc decisive results over the enemy In
the approaching campaigns. With this sUg,nen-
tatQn OF the army, It Ia confidently believed the
rebellion cen be Substantially crushed during the
present 'eeason. / have promised the President
ten regiments Of this new force, and I earnestly
call upoD the patriotic peUpa Of Iowa to aid the by
their active cooperation In re1cen1ng this PROM
lee; we can thus render more essential serylcc In
s1ring our glorious Union and rescue orr land
from the horrors Of a protzacred war.
The period OF eerytco will be short, and trust
glorious in bringing with 1t the Eestosation OF
peace. Those who heretofore hare been unable to
participate In the stirring scenes Of tAis war may
now co so hono1ablT, and with but little tnconver-
leuce to themselves. Fresh lau1els az 10 te won
and additional ho-ee::ss acoseved for our Safe.
Let rs 60 to work In earnest In every county.
Not mou:cnt should be lost.
Companies nt the organization may choose their
own officers and great care will be observed In the
selection OF fed officers fer the regiments. The
semc pey nEd allowances rs other troops.
1 Companies must report to the Adjutant General
al Davenport as Gst Is they are filed. The entire
number must be raised within twenty dlys II pos
sibIp.
Let not brave young Iowa now jcopardizc her
faH.e By falling behind her tlatef States OF the
Northwest. ". 81, STONE, Governor.
, 1864-04-28
From M1lwnHIkee.

MnwAUK1E, April GA man Was arrested here
last night for passlns counterfeit ves on the City
Bark Or Albany, n. Y. He succeeded In tilsposing
Of considerable amount. lie shipped at Chicago
as sailor and came here to Join the bark Jane
Belle. HI is said to have figured pretty extensively
curly hair, and 1noustachc Ut came color.
Colonel f. L. But'rfck has been nppointed Pro-
roEt Marfha1 for this district pie6 TIlspaugh re-
moved.
IN response to proposition from the Chlcsgo
Eoartl oi Trade, q committee has been appointed
by our Chamber Of commerce to confer upon the
pfoprety Of increasing the tari On commissions by
Commission merchants.
, 1864-04-28
BOar1iuu.

IOiRDINf;-A Isase Chauce-Betng about to
J. leave tie city fos the summer will rens the suit
ot -oous now occupy IN my honse 80 rio street.
with hGsE1 lor ono. two three pesaoua. Ftre and
1ights E;nusgv 4fpply toJAAEs G. Eoou
RGAED@1NG:-Roard @ on Peoria. street, afses tho
pefneaaso n private family, nice house. pleasant
born ST. Of address Boz 5dfs +. o. ' apalG1ll-is
POAIDIN(:-Afew few ge1tlemen eau BE- accomuo-
oated With board and p1c.san. rooms at Is Sontn
Aoams street. Eefert nceb required. a2es doa3ls
R0ARDINf1-svo p1easAu. front Rooms with
- elg IT, water and bath roo1n On sane tovr with
reo1 81 arc, can be chtalaed 10 private fatny on
Iortn al1e. ConEsn,en;ly >And pleasantly located.
1No EehfleTnea and their W1vee pfefsrred. Good rrf
rFs M nGes se9n5td and given. Address Il ro.t Of
RpARD!SE.1A few olesssnt rooms to let Wit,
ROARDISC-A few Gent1emen With thelr FamI~
~ es from the city. can be accom- nodated We ~
pitahsnt teoms 81 board during the season - sce
entry, Rooms large and airy honea Mia1tEa y
p!ea8aut grove. within three muutes wal1 % Luz % G
pos ta ue Dixon Air llae: App!s5auon 1m. ncvs 20
made sotD. Address B., r. o. BOX ~ IL 17II.t
kAne county. III. ao'"o'.!-..
| pOA1sUINC.-Four yoUrS ina'ts Eao - TT as-
Il QuAtnied can obtain board WIN tasET. pttAsahs
fuern sso Ern1ismen who arc petnond.GSnII !1casen
Ia hustnes, nav obtain mont Ieol4e vn unard IS ~
Wsaht1aton 1irent, 1cnday boskuefe Wauto4 at mol
etate pr1eer. Eest OF reScreneea required.
| apE3-d.Hsk
, 1864-04-28
TEE DEzGUT1a IN CAL1FOK.
MA.
Cattle Dying by yTllousnnd<-V
RrYin:: Ult-N12EIMz IRteEcsts A1bete1.

LEAyExworTn Kansas, April a8.-The Baaefin,
Of this city. publishes letter dated jamestown,
the effect. OF the long drouth In that state us sad
in The extreme. The cattle were dying IN thou-
eanis for wnnt Of feed, and grain and vegetation
were dying for want OF moisture. Cattle were be-
.ipg kilIed and drowned to eave thom from starva-
ti9n. Hay had gone up from SIS to SG0 ton: The
mining interests Were also beAiunin. to suffer for
,&t,fv
, 1864-04-28
The Red River Disnatcr.

N He RkCl 1k1f EF AV1Saa3GNTe
CsEc1sSAT1, April N.--The Gaztfe's Washing,
ton special saye. The details Of the news from
Louisiana, lead to severe comments on General
Bauke, Notwithstanding the repasc OF the rebel
1t necessary TO retreat with the loss Of 301 wagons
$500 men. and II guns, is considered as amounting
to a nhttantial aud serious reverse to our arms.
The etories Of Gen. Banks removal, however, ara
rot well founded.
, 1864-04-28

DRES, whether II arises from Teeshing or from
any other cause. Fell directions for using viii &C.
company each bottle None Genuine nn1ess the
Eide wrnpper. Sold bY al Medicine Dealers.
q cents bottle oflee, 4s Dcy street, New York
md 46 High BolboEn. London.
apaG- d1tE-1un-rCTUGSAX
, 1864-04-28

a ADEMY OF n y & I 6,
"A Wszhnktcn r.ess,oetwsna ClArkand Dearborn.
ARLINGTON, KELLY. LEON & ;,ONEIKEjss3
MIN q r II EI*B.
MONDAY EVENING, April y, the Great Burles1ue,
THE TAKE 1T-AND LEAVE NAN.
foT!cR-Thls piece .il. ihor;ly o. removed - make
iere !hs close Of the present ssatso Ftst Eesk of
DwsFf. &c, &C., Matinee Saturday. Apr. soth. at
oclocR The tolloElnE splendid pieces n n!epssa- II
dtrll:a. and . bee: Of uoyelties.
A22-cE-l-lR EpW1N KLIAI AtlA6cx-
, 1864-04-28

IN this city. April 18th. Mr.. ASA klAiDALL. aEed
t9yearH.
ftefbcbce on Indiana avenue, this afternoon At
otriock.
In this city, at o*cloek, pn the morning Of 5th,
JENNIE FRANCES, only cbi iii Of VIM z. and E. N.
Merritt grand daushtet OF Rtce Fay aged years.
months snd 6 days.
sV Springfield, Mass.. Republican please copy.
, 1864-04-28

THO E0TC I.1IIHNF "uLCUEFy.
WASHINGTON, March 27-Mr. Gooch has written
to The War Dep.rtmeut from Cairo, ttat tho al
legged butcheriea Of the colored troops at Fort PHI
low. arc fnly proved and that The facts arc worse
the House Committee On the Conduct Of the
War,
The President waits for the report Of the sab
Committee. He will act when 1t Is before Con-
, 1864-04-28
EEWS By TELEGRAPH,
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
No More Rntlona to be kAsued to CIV
Nfnns,


CEc1sxA71, Apra, 27.-A special to tho Gas t:d
from Chattanooga says: On the I'D the rebels at
tackled our picEets near Nekojack Gap, killing I'VE,
woundine sevcn and capturing nineteen. Some OF
our men wire killed after eurrenGerug. Several OF
the wounded were butcheEed as they lsy Ga the
field,
Cnsc1sxA71. April a7.-Ad,ices from Chattanoo-
"a Say the following general order has just been
ie.ued:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY Division OF rnE}
MlssleArN,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, .pril 10, 1851.
oESEnAL onDEns 10. s.
I. Provisions will no longer be Issued to citizens
at military posts south Of Nashville. When cltt-
z3ns cannot procure proTis{ous In the country,
there /. alternative but they must remove to the
rear.
II. Provisions must not be sold to any persons
save officers In the service Of the United States,
and the hired men employed by the Quattermts-
ter't, or other departments OF the Government, at
rate not to exceed one ration per day. Command
Ing officers will give their personal attention to
this natter It ts Of vital Importance 1t Idle
for Us to be pushing forward subsistence stores II
they are laTtshcd and expended On any persons,
except they belong s to the army proper.
MAJOR GENERAL ". T. SHERMAN.
q. II. SAwTER,
Asststnnt Adutant General.
The provisions made by the East Tennessee Re
lis Committee fos supplying citizens, ohvlates In
great measure the necessity for Government aid,
yet 1t Is feared many poor families Will suffer be-
fore the return of the new csOp.