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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17
LIST OF OFFICERS ON GEN. MARTINDaLE
STAEP


As shown by an official report to be made to
Congress, the following is q list Of officers on
the staff ofAErig Gen. Martindale, Military
Governor of the District of Washington
4 Col. 7 Ingrahan, asth Massachusetts,, now
Provost Mar, hal.
General and CHIEF Of staff Also Acting As
sisisnt INSPECTOR General of Military District
OF va hIngion.
5. Capt Jamss E Montgomery. Assistant
Adju ant General and Judge Advocate, for ex-
ANIMATION OF deseTtprs AZ Forrest Hall.
4. Capt Thee. MCGOWAN, Assistant Adjutant
General, Acting Judge Advoca.S OF Military
District in respect to cases sent before courts
martial, and in charge of leaves and furlonghs.
5 Capt Henry &. Lock wood, Additional A.
u. q. Staff of Maj Gen Fremont. Office OF army
passes and orders for transportation.
6 Capt. A. s Gurnee, a5tn NJ Y. volunteers
office of citizens passes within the lines OF
the deiences of Washington.
:. Capt Henry X. RAJ hbone, Cd Z. 5. infantry,
commissary OF musters. cit is intended TO
assign this officer to du,v in place Of Capt.
Gamble, just ordered with his regiment to New
6. Capt. Charles M. Merritt, 10th Mass ySls.,
a. a. q. No., Judge Advocate Central Guard
ht use. fer examination of prisoners comm d
there. (but temporarily relieved to a wait the
Jfsult OF an inquiry into charges OF miscon-
duct)
g. Capt Thomas T. Gamble, SCOTS go cav.
AIRY, LATELY ordered to duty with his re riment
10 tapt. E. Bentiy, a. A. A. e., in chargs of
reports. r.qnisittons descriptive rolls. &c.
H. Capt. nj. Camp, A. q. NJ, Soldiers
Retreat, and receive and disposes of all enlisted
fnfn arriving a. the depot - detailed at the
request OF the q. nj. u.
slh. Capt Henry Il. Todd, list ~ Y cavalry
lare Provost Marshal.
IS. Lieut.. A. S. Baker, 9Th N. Y. vols, As
sistsDt 10 Provost Marshal in charge of records,
corrtspondence, and transfers of prisoners, de-
serters, &c. s.a's
II Lieut. y. W. Thompson, 39th Mass. vols.
Assistant to Provost Marshal, in charge of
commitments.
Is Lieut. c. w. Sheen, 3ath Mass, vols,
Assistant to Provost Marshal, in charge OF
sold ers' pa SEES. &c.
10 Capt ID. A Dolan, commanding city patrol
end chief of military detectives at Headouar.
tsrs Military District of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

THIRD WARD STATION OAsEs.-Leon Love,
threats; haii for peace. Aaron Stanbock, driv-
ing a pavement; Dismissed. Henry Tren-
drard, drunk; So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

PRICE OF GOLD.
fBy the Peoples Line.l
NEW YORK, Feb. 17-3 p. m.-9old 60k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

LARCENY OF Charles Hughes. q
discharged soldier, was arrested yesterday by
Officer Duyall, for stealing q watch from Uhas.
Pous, coioIed. The larceny was committed on
Sunday morning, at Camp Stoneman, where
both Yarties were emoloyed; the accused, who
has lest an arm in the service, at the hospital,
and The complainant as q laborer. Hughes con
tessed to taking the watch, aud told where 1t
had been hid, and 1t was reco vered. Justice
Gull held him TO bail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

e THE WEATHER is TO. day what the boys call
"roueh." tits as cold as Greenland, and NO
End Of dust af3oat. Below we give the rance Of
the the rmometer as emo wn at Franklin e Oo's
O, ticians. and at the Navy Yard. At the Navy
at9 o'clocka. M 8 degrees above zero, At
o'clock. degrees, At 8 O'Clock, 10 degrees. ana
at O'clock ~ degrees. At the front door OF
Franklin & Co.'S, At liz o'clock, "a degrees
above zero aAs'fsa 49, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

CIRCUIT court Chief Justice Cdrtter.-Thts
court met this morning, but be fore pro ceeding
to businesses adjourned until Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17
February 20, 1864,
OR THE BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY com
MISSION

February %, 1864,
FOR THE BENEFI T,sF, TIE SANITARY COM
1T THEIR FAIR BUTL DING,
Corner of Sew, nth street ard Pennsylva ia avenue.
EH ECU ~ sA aoasfFfEE.
Mes,rs fAR'aj Psi r H. Dps sssr. o5ai sSn
B Van Ripper, J.C. Fenneliy.
Invita- ON COMMITTEE.
Ma. Zen psrlay Poors; ESD. Chairman.
Har Ahasso1n' CAPT moGus sinssa'
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
General Farnsworth, Chairman.
ifsus Col ,e. Smith. SSs sPPs: 8 81 p esss
MMa,cr Sa,lor, Capt Morris,
VI FryN Lieut.. arookdeId.
Lient {. r. Robinson, Horatio Beall,
ysmes B. pooiitsle, ,r, Lieut. : r. James.
G NJ .Een Frank cowan.
Lewis W PARKER ia rs STRIVING,
Thomas Thompson, BENJAMIN Kaufman.
Chas Boteier.
FLOOR COMMITTEE
B. Van RiPer, tsq, Chairman.
Gecrg. claPp As. r. Anderson,
Capt. r Dubsnt, Lieut.. Adsmson,
HOUSE COMMITTEE
Captain McCutchen chairmsn.
Messrs. 4. II. Steele. VIM Hutchinson.
COMMITTEES ON MUSIC.
Chas H Anderson, Chairman;
Messrs W. X. sluyter. John L. Lake, Jr.,
COMMITTEE ON POLICE
Capt. b A. SchsetE, Chairman.
Messrs. Aug o. ball H. B. Butler.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

FINED.-Yes.erday morning detective Hitch
cock, of Captain DOlans force, arrested Thos
Morrison, keeper Of a liquor shanty on K
street, between 18th and 10th s'r4sts, for selling
l.quor without a license. Justice Furguson
fint accused $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

Observation-Disclosures the prevalence OF the
along the shores of the Potomac, and in the
creeks and branches, but the rumor this morn
ing that the Potomac was again frozsa up is
incorrect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

CRIMINAL CouRT.-In the case OF Ed ward
Canon, charged with larceny, a nole pros was
entered
The cases of g. Y. Hogan and John Kerrigan,
indicted for false pretences; Ida Thomas, for
grand larceny; Charity Banks, for murder,
were continued to next term.
The court adjourned to Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Robert
Richardson and John Herbert, assault and hat
terry with intent TO kill: all for court, Jeremi.
all Rhinehart, drunk and disorderly; dismissed
Mary Howard, petty larceny; do Andrew
Fussel, drunk: SI.59. Patrick Riley, DRINK
and disorderly; sass. Ellen Riley do; S2ss
Margaret Bradley, indecent language; dis
missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Yesterday afternoon
Frank Smith and Henry Wells, soldiers, were
arrested by Officer Beall on the charge OF as.
saulting and robbing VIM. ID. Bailey on Satur-
day night last, near the Anacostia Eogtns
House, (poticed in the Star OF yesterday and
they were taken before Justice Gull, who com
mitted the first.named to Jail, and dismissed
the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

NlSTiCK-pESIROuS OF Di3C0nrINUIS
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4years ola acti'o and Kind With Harness. sad
Wason at low PRICE.
faf7-9t Navy kn.6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-17

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Al the corner OF 7th and streets, Island the en-
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variety of Groceries aud Liquors % be iouad IA
wall stocked Kstaii Grocery.
EtoYe tor rent.
Tel nP cash. ~ 40,
fell I'd VIM VAIL 0o.. AuEts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24
tAFESF.llE\vS
M TELEa1.lRa.

New Yonx, Aug. 94.-Ths morning pa
pers contain very little news in addition to
what was telegraphed last night.
The Herold's correspondence of the 10th
says our forces were withdrawn from Deep
Bottom on the night Of the goth.
An important cooperation movement by
the 10th corps commenced this morning.
the details Of which will reach you It the
proper time.
The Worlds correspondent gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of the rebel Gen. Hay
woods treachery in the battle of the 2lst !:
The rebels found themselves under 4
quadruple IRE of musketry and artillery.
caused them to throw down their pieces and
raise their arms in token Of surrender. Gen.
Cutler sent Capt DAILY, of his staff, to re-
celve them - prisoners. Our men having
ceased firing, Capt. Daily told Haywood he
had been sent to relieve him of his brigade
as prisoners. Without saying a word, Hay
wood drew his revolver and shot Capt Da-
~. He lived half an hour, but long enough
to make his statement. Haywood, follow
ing the shooting of DAILY, called his men to
pick up their muskets and fall back, which
order they attempted to obey Our men
again fired, when they again threw down
their pieces, and this time gave themselves
up as prisoners. This second volley added
large numbers to their killed, and among
them Haywood, who was shot through the
head. The prisoners numbered between
500 and 600. After two hours hard fight
ing the battle ended.
The same correspondent states that the
rebels report the rebel Gen. Hooker killed
that day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24
Worlds SPECIAL. |

WASHINGTON, August 20. p. m.-Ths
Star of this evening says that the Wash
ington boat left city Point yesterday morn
ing.
Warren is stsll warmly engaged with the
enemy, who are trying to dislodgc his pc.
Sition which is SO well strengthened as to
be deem ID impregnable.
From the Richmond despatch Of August
Goth, we receive mos. import news; w
hear from this point that enemy's ."fce u
advancing from Pensacola towards Mobile
Bay. We had previously heard this as q
rulnor, but preferred to await confirmation
before making it public.
A Harper's Ferry despatch to the Herald
at ] 1870 p. IN. of the 22d says:
Skirmishing on our right is extended
along the whole line The rebels made sew
eral charges which drove our men in, and
we were rapidly driven through the town
out on Harper's Ferry pike, the rebels fol-
lowing US up very close The whole army
is now strongly posted on the heights in the
rear of this place. The enemy is close up
on us, but seeing us so thoroughly prepar-
ed they may not risk an engagement, but
should they do so, your readers may look
for some very encouraging news.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24
N1unrO's Ten Cen Novels.

IT is POPULAR SERIES OF NOVELS is
Il not the production of deIapitated old Ladies
and Gentlemen, and the publishers do not think il
necessary TO exhume fossils of former genera.
slons for the amusement of their readers The
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talent, and hence the ease with which they have
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24

Ayseup ltsos. Ths sebsle s1veese1 b 1os
e1S1aGn1 - - $500 - oo1kzopfs
10y StlotlGe ~ Wssko tolt1S ~
eosy. Bat what Ne their euspsiee
o dlseeverise soesod Lire bsAisd, q.
teo1ioe 9 The NE q ~ 1sst, Iron Whica
! roW 6 bsyoness glisssne6, With basesry
a ~ ~ ~ the hight poaeiog : Ore ieto
thsir rsuks, every discharge eoodog lesgs
veeasciee Ia their lioe. AZ eeeo - they
diseovered shs critical position h which
they Wsse plsced, the entire so00ond
node sjeee 20 Indicate their willingness 70
surrender, and then orders 70 cease firing
posed along the bresstworks; but - soos
- they discovered this, . large portion oil
them broke and ran for the woods, the 70.
mainder coming 10 and surrendering.
Oar batteries sent several msssengera
after the remaining party, many Of whom
lelI.
The troops that made this charge con
.isted Of the rebel divissins Of Cooke,
Bushrod and johnson, Of General Hilrs
corps, and were principally South caroline
and Mississippi troops. Among the pr'so..
rers ore colonel, 3 lieutenant colonies and
81 captains and lieuteneOts.
Our loss in killed and wouoded 10 about
$50. The rebel loss 10 believed TO b q
,esst 500 or 600 In killed and wounded
The number of rebel prisoners taken Il
about 376, about IS Of whom ore wounded
and IN the hospital.
General Hsrgood commanded the ~.
.auitiog column, and shot Daily Of General
Cutters staff. Gen. Hsrgood wss seen e
tall from his horse and 10 believed to have
been killed. HE body lies between the
lines and covered BY sharp shooters from
both sides, 20 that neither can set posses
sion # IL. Prisoners also report hin Kill
ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, Aug.
23.-The enemy early yesterday morning
disappeared from the front of the 9TH and
9th corps on the Weldon Railroad, and il
is believed that the attempt to regain this
important line of communication has been
abandoned, and the enemy are fortifying
their right flank to resist an attack in this
direction. They may be preparing to make
a dash on our lines in some other direction.
The roads are wet, making travelling diff
cult
Several deserters have came in. Some
think the end of the struggle at hand, and
they believe Petersburg to be almost within
our grasp, and will be in our possession at
an early day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24

CAlso. August %.
The moening papers pablish lengthy q
tsacts from Dodd's correspondence. cspseret
ot Indianapolis. The manuscript copy Q
Dodd's address 70 tho Grand Council, u
among The papers, In which It appears that
s1sod convention vas 70 b held In Chicago
July let, tWo days before Tho Democratic M
eleeal Convention wss 70 have been held.
4 spooeAnsous meeting was held at Indian
opolie lest night 70 take council conceroint
Ne dangers ct present surrounding them
Il vss the lsrgsst outdoor DEMONSTRATION
ever hsId IN that place. The meeting va
e1tsooely quiet throughout, though Their
vss deep feeling agaisst the conspiracy
Resolutions we're adopted dsnouocins The se
efes osaani3auon - most mischievous. an
Asciartng tho charge that the RepoblicAi
pertv intended W nee the military power
She 0ovefnment 70 prevent fair election, :
Islander upon Union men aud our brave col
diefs In the 6eld.
The steamer Coulter vas burned to th'
waters edge ct nine o'clock this evening
while transferring her cargo Of naval store
% the naval dispatch boat Volunteer. tn
Courier Was valued at 90 900; insured 10
$4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24
dsADouARTERs ARMY OF THE }
POTUMAC. Aue. 21.

This morning the enemy made : vieorou,
attack on the 5th corps, on the left Of tb,
Weldon railroad, ct the came place vher,
they we're partially successful on Friday
oat to-day thev1met with . different reecp
ton. Our line vas formed about tho sam,
tine - ie was % that day, tho IL
division being on the extreme lett, end th,
% divtstoa % the right, joining With th
0ea oospa, which connected the left viii
The fight, Near the jerusalem plank road
During aatarday Our men had TO streuetb,
% the bfeastworks which they had tenn nor,
esily eeeeeed, besides throwing up other,
early THE morning heavy cannouedina
80 eesesd By the enemy from their vorks
sefeeer oown toWsrds Petersburg. and ON,
feos replied very briskly, neither nartv
A0cever ootog particular danaee.
Acoae 9. =. force Of tho enemv 80.
49, oevsds = Il to stsask the otS -"
bat iew veil dressed shells se"e ess.S'
Ct 8 sieAk Shortly after ! eelss r.' ii
teoele eooeGod Iron tie woods 81 ~ ~ =
8 - roilesad, - 6esnine 10 lise. eas,ssS
. 49, tAey thoeght veo Cur ~ 1SSS
- W1aee re0vs0 = - ~ - Z osoers|
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24

CINCINNATI August. "a. Gov Brough
issued proclamation to persons In Ohio
who are preparing to resist the draft. warn
ing them to desst from such purpose.
Fernando Wood, in q speech at DAYTON
last night, asserted that peace man on 1
peace platform would be nominated at Chi.
cago, and that the convention would be har.
monious.
The Gazette's Chattanooga correspondent
says neither Gen. Stoneman or COL Streipht
were injured at Dalton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24
Times Special. |

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-It is reported by
officers just arrived from the front, that in
the attack made on Sunday upon our left
by the rebels, in which they were SO hand.
somely repulsed, the rebel Gen. A. P. Hill
was knocked from his horse by piece q .
shell and badly wounded, and that Gems.
Heath and Fitzhugh Lee, son Of the rebel
chieftain, was killed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-24

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